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Monday, Aug. 31,1987 30 Cents No clues In Coventry after Merrill sighting By Andrew Yurkovskv the sighting. The search turned up his lower lip was lighter than the Herald Reporter the man was Merrill. but Fowler said he didn’t see a nothing, however. rest of the skin on his face. before fleeing Into the corn field “ I don’t swear to nothing. He was hooded man follow her. Coventry police released no de­ Merrill, 40, is described as 6 foot behind the store. COVENTRY — Police continue to Just very suspicious. It appeared to The woman, whom Fowler could tails about the sighting over the 1, with light brown hair and a patrol the area on Route 44 where be him,” he said. Like Giglio. not identify, said that the man Fowler said he would have weekend, saying in a prepared mustache. He was reported miss­ prison escapee Frederick R. Mer­ McBride said he couldn’t see the followed her around the store noticed someone enter the store if statement that they were unable to ing Aug. 23 from the Connecticut rill was reportedly seen early man’s hair because of the hood. before disappearing into the stor­ he had been dressed as the man was confirm that the man was actually Correctional Institution in ^ m ers, Friday evening, but they have Witnesses gave varying accounts age room behind the sales floor. described. Merrill. where he had been waiting trial in failed to turn up any clues to his of where the man fled. Though Giglio said a man dressed in a connection with the sexual assault The written statement released Coventry police arrived Just as whereabouts. McBride said he couldn’t tell where bluish-gray hooded Jacket entered of a South Windsor woman in by Coventry police endorsed the the woman entered the super­ A man fittihg Merrill's descrip­ the man went after he left the store, the store Just as the rush for lottery March. woman’s account of the incident. market, Fowler said. He said he did tion came into Allen’s Package Giglio said he believed the man tickets was peaking.' The hood He has also been questioned in ” It is believed that the man left the not know who called police. Giglio Store on Route 44 about 5:30 p.m. went next door, to Fowler’s covered the man’s hair, but Giglio connection with the March murder Supermarket. market by a rear door,” the and McBride said they did not made Friday, bpught a can of beer, then said he could clearly see that the of 80-year-old Bernice Martin in her statement said. the call. • left the store, Leonard GIglio, the Curt Fowler, the supermarket man was Merrill. Mayfair Gardens apartment in owner, said Saturday that a woman store owner, said Saturday. " I can tell you that it was him,” Fowler said, however, that he is Both stores were evacuated and Manchester. Police have not ruled who entered the store about 5:30 inclined to believe another account. Coventry police, with the help of he said. him out as a suspect. searched after police arrived, the state jMlice and search dogs, p.m. said that a man fitting According to that version, the businessmen said. Coventry police Giglio said the man must have Jim McBride, a worker in Allen’s Merrill’s description followed her scoured the area around the store : recently shaved off a beard because hooded man headed to the right as said only that the search turned up Package Store who served the Into the store. The woman said hello he left the package store, hiding for about two and a half hours after the skin under his nose and below hooded man, said he isn’t so sure nothing and that patrols in the area to Fowler as she entered the store. behind n van parked on the side were continuing. School vacation is almost over Last-minute shoppers busy; schools ready to open Tuesday By Andrew J. Davis Herald Reporter

It ain’t over until it’s over but it’s almost over. School bells will ring Tuesday, marking the end of summer for more than 7,000 public school students in Manchester. And if it seems as though summer was shorter than usual, it was. E^'en though Labor Day is a week away, the traditional end-of- sumnocn hoINkiy J»tBW pa,ji:teck> seat to the start of scnp^H^'twoe|t; Another back-to-school tradition was in full force earlier this morning at the Manchester Par- kade. Stores were teeming with mothers and children looking for clothes and accessories. ’’We’re getting some last-minute things,” said Kathy Stimson of Manchester, who was shopping with her 9-year-old son, Russ. “ I tried to drag him out ea rlier... but when he realized he would have to go to school without anything on, he decided to come out.” While Russ Stimson will enter the fourth grade at Bowers School, 10-year-old-Ryan Olschefskie will enter fifth grade at Washington Herald photo by Tucker School. And his mother is paying dearly for it. School Superintendeht James P. than 400 teachers and administrators According to Beth M. Olschefs­ Kennedy, left, speaks with school were at the school for a welcome kie, she has spent inore than $250 to psychologist Phillip D. Griffin at Man­ breakfast and preschool meeting. outfit her son with the latest chester High School this morning. More back

MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 31, 1987 — 8 THE WEATHER REGIONAL w e a t h e r h w A ocw-v forOAM .T«n(lir. Accu-Wearther^forecast for Tuesday Caprilands starts so .5 0 s® Daytime Con

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By Ja c^ lln * Bsnnstt to reduce the number of visitors. Htpold Corrtspondent Because of the resulting loss of -STOWMS^ income, she might not be able to COVENTRY - Efforts to bring keep her business going, she said. CZE uIQS Canine Cunning Caprilands Herb Farm on Silver " I don’t want to make structural Street up to fire code have begun 70 Barney Odom claims that his dog Flatnose is the only changes, we’re a special case,” according to Fire Marshal Richard said Simmons. TO" tree-climbing dog in the world. Apparently, Flatnose Cooper. ntOM TS; O cean Cooper, however, pressed the d Z T J s a has been climbing trees — without any training— since "They (Caprilands) sent a set of matter, turning It over to the state Fest-goers, from he was a mere pup. Canine abilities have long amazed proposed modifications to the re­ fire marshal, and vowing he would C o m S f o w iy left, Ssrah Nichol­ humans. Prehistoric hunters used dogs to track prey quired changes.” Cooper said. prosecute if Simmons did not C 1907 ^oat-VUtthm. Inc iO<987 Aocu-W«anM>. Inc In a routine Inspection more than aiid guard against predators. Egyptian and Mesopota­ comply. Both heand the town would son, Susan Moriarty a year ago, Cooper cited many fire be liable in case of a fire at the herb and Julie Hunniford mian records show that distinct breeds of dogs, violations at Caprilands, a nation­ farm. including animals similar to modern greyhounds and ally known herb farm, owned by sample Feast Fest After a number of delays in filing Northwest sizzling; terriers, were domesticated as early as 3000 B.C. Adelma Grenier Simmons. These food. Thousands include inadequate access to emer­ the paperwork, Simmons, who is went to the event, D O Y O U K N O W — What breed of dog has the most gency exits, doorways that are too represented by attorney Joel Ja- nenda of Manchester, is now trying which closed American Kennel Club registrations in the U.S.? narrow, doors that swing in instead Sunday. rain is widespread of out for smooth exits. According to comply. FRIDAY’S ANSWER — A one-megaton bomb Is the to Cooper, these conditions, com­ “ They’ve hired a carpenter,” Herald photo by Pinto equivalent of a million tons of TNT. bined with overcrowding of farm said Cooper. By Tlw Attoclated Press also ranged from central Hlinois e-31-87 > Knowledge Unlimited, Inc. 1967 buildings, create a safety risk. It will take about a week and a across northern Indiana and Simmons, in her 80s, has oper­ The Northwest wanned up half for Cooper to go over the southern Michigan. A Nempaper in EducaUotf Profrain ated the farm for nearly SO years proposed modifications and com­ Sun smiles on final day of Feast Fest today for another sixzling day Sponaorcdby and opposed making changes to the pare them to the original list of while rain dampened sections of By Andrew Yurkovsky Temperatures in the Northwest The Manchester Herald buildings, which were built during violations, he said. He will then was as big as any in the Fest’s Friday and Saturday, too. At one th e .Midwest, South and were in the 50s to 70s early this the 18th century. She has said she Herald Reporter three-year history. Flint estimates business on Sunday was probably Southwest. submit them with his comments to point in Friday night’s rain. 35 slower because people went to the morning after record highs Sun­ fears it would compromise Capii- the state fire marshal for a final that about 15,000 people attended Thunderstorms were scattered customers were waiting in line, he beach rather than to the Fest. The day, including a reading of 105 in lands’ authenticity. In addition, decision, which is likely to be made Despite Friday’s bad start, the this year’s Fest. said. across Texas, Louisiana, the Simmons has said she does not want Feast Fest’s thirt year appears to Mike Orfitelli, the vice president Pub served about 750 customers on Grants Pass, Ore. at the end of September. Taking a moment’s rest from Florida Panhandle and Georgia. have been a success. of Royal Ice Cream, said Sunday Saturday, an improvement over Almanac serving feast-goers. Choi Kwok, the Showers and thunderstorms The sun finally came out in full his business would definitely do as last year’s showing for the same Skies were mostly clear across owner of Chang Jiang, reported force Sunday morning, drawing a well as last year, when 4,500 cups day, Greene said. the West, while clear to partly that things had picked up since Wanted: town engineer large crowd to the downtown eating and cones were served. Flint, the chamber president, cloudy skies prevailed across the TKJ Friday. Aug. 31, 1987 TODAY’S TRIVIA: Which team hired event. For the first time during the said 90,000 food tickets had been Weather Trivia South. "Yesterday was good, today is One restaurateur reported that Frank Robinson as major-league base­ weekend, there wasn’t an umbrella used as of Saturday night. She said Today Is the 243rd E A revised Job description for the the directors are being asked to good,” said Alex Santoro, a worker Saturday’s trade, without the be­ ball’s first black manager? (a) Clncln- In sight. at the ice-cream stand. she had never seen a crowd bigger tNhal is tie ooMest maior U S. Today’s forecast called for Today's weather picture was drawn by Keary Hankerson, 11, d ay o f 1987 a n d the appropriate about $123,087 from>' nefit of sunshine, was actually hati Reds (b) (c) San post of town engineer, a position the Anne Flint, president of the than the one out Sunday. oily during Oie summer? showers and thunderstorms scat­ 72nd day of town has has been unable to fill in last year’s fund balance reserve for A long line stretched from the brisker. who attends Keeney Street School. Francisco Giants Greater Manchester Chamber of “ After a couple of days of rain, tered from northern New Eng­ sum mer. several attempts over the past outstanding commitments. stand Sunday about noon. Orfitelli Loretta Greene, the kitchen man­ Commerce, said Sunday’s crowd said the lines were pretty long on they were ready to get out,” she land across New York and the TODAY’S BARSS year, will be considered by the ager at the Three Penny Pub, said said. BYPHILPASTORET upper Ohio Valley; and from the TODAY’S HnTORY: On this day in Board of Directors when it meets ^ CONNECTICUT WEATHER Will Rogers said he never met a man he . Tliesday. tnuVxearth southern Atlantic Coast across 189S,:,the first professlonai footbali didn’t Hke. Our neighbor aaya that’s be­ the Gulf Coast through central game was played In Lalrobe, Pa. The town administration has i n - - - Texas. Central, eastern Interior, southwest interior: Mostly cause he never met us. suggested the directors approve TODAY’S BStTHDAYS: Arthur God­ easing the requirements for appli­ Highs will be in the 60s to 70s sunny today with increasing cloudiness in the frey (1903); William Saroyan (1908); Shopping lor groceries by TV won’t cants. Instead of requiring that from New England across the afternoon. High around 80. Wind light southwest Ted Williams (1918); James Coburn amount to much until they invent a way ' applicants be state-licensed profes- Great Lakes and Plains to the (1935); Frank Robinson (1935) to squeeze the melons by remote increasing to 10 to 15 mph in the afternoon. Tonight, control. - sional engineers, theadminstration southern Rockies; 90s in the cloudy with a 50 percent chance of showers. Low TODAY’S QUOTE: "Good people are proposes that the applicant agree to southern Atlantic states and seek state licensing within a around 60. Wind southwest 10 to 20 mph. Tuesday, a 30 good because they’ve come to wisdom Northwest; up to il5 from the through failure” — William Saroyan. TODAY’S TRIVM ANSWERS: (b) Frank reasonable length of time. desert Southwest across southw­ percent chance of showers in the morning, then partly Robinson was hired by the Cleveland The proposal came before the sunny. High 70 to 75. TODAY’S MOON: First REASONS est Oregon; and 80s across most Indians In 1975, becoming ’s , directors Aug. 4, but was taken up quarter. of the rest o f the nation. West coastal, east coastal: Today, mostly sunny first black manager. late in a long meeting and was - r yf- tabled. t o s h o p Temperatures around the na­ Increasing cloudiness in the afternoon. High around Public Works Director George A. tion at 3 a .m. EO T ranged from 40 75. Wind light southwest increasing to 10 to 20 mph in Kandra said at the time that he had oosnuejjues degrees at Grand Forks, N.D., to the afternoon. Tonight, cloudy with a 50 percent Interviewed three applicants for D o w n t o w n 93 at Yuma, Ariz. chance of showers. Low 60 to 65. Astragraph the Job. He said he felt after the interviews that two of them were RAanchester o o o possible prospects but a check of CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Be their references caused him to caralul today that you don’t talk about a change his mind. < H b u r sensitive matter to the wrong person. If Kandra said easing the require­ Peter's Showcase 1115 Main 5t. Peter's two ^ B irth d ay you do, something you want kept secret ment would make a number of will be passed on to others. additional applicants eligible, in­ 4 floors of Furniture on SALE AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. It) Your old PEOPLE Tueaday, Sept 1,1987 cluding acting Town Engineer projects should not suffer neglect today large stores! In the year ahead, it’s important that William Camosci. because ol your enthusiasm for new In April, Town Manager Robert you don't bite olf more than you can ones. For best results, give equal atten­ Paris survives pets. chow. The returns will be more than am­ tion to each. Weiss proposed a revamping of the ple If you merely accomplish your stated PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) There Is Public Works Department that PARIS (AP) — A fasUdiously Celebrities attending included goals. more going for you today than you real­ would have involved eliminating kept suburban park survived a actress Loretta Swlt; actor Ed VSlOO (Aug. 23-Sepl.'22) You’ll need a ize. Be persevering If you are striving to the position of assistant town Madimna rock concert that drew Asner; “Golden Girls” stars feather-light touch in dealing with testy achieve a major objective. engineer. Camosci’s permanent a record 130,000 people, an event Betty White, Bea Arthur, Rue domestic situations today. It you com e A R K S (March 21-April 10) Although position, and creating an assistant down too hard. It will only create addi­ embraced by French Premier McClahnahan and Estelle Getty; the road might be a trifio rocky lor you director of public works. 'Die tional problems. Know where to look tor today, you’ll have the tenacity to aim for Jacques Chirac to the dismay of comedian Billy Crystal, and romance and you’ll find It. The Astro- directors, however, decided not to your objectives. You’ll win the admira­ act on the plan while a search of a other politicians. “ Police Woman” stars Angie Graph Matchmaker set inatantty reveals tion of associates along the way. Madonna was in Nice today for Dickinson and Earl Holliman. which signs are romantically p i^ ec t for TAURUS (Apm 20-Mey 20) Speak up new town engineer was in progress. the next concert on a world tour you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this today If you hope to recoup what anoth­ The town did fill the post briefly in An auction at the fund-raiser that has created a sensation in newapaper. P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. er owes you. The individual with whom December, but the new engineer, OH. 44101-3428 Europe. offered “some really strange you are dealing Isn’t apt to make the Thomas Currin, resigned after things,” including movie props UBRA (Sept S3-Od 23) Try not to first move. Local offlcials said the attend­ working only three days, saying he like latex feet from “The Fly” take life too sarioualy today. Instead of OEMSM (May 21-June 20) A compan­ wanted to return to the consulting ance at Saturday night’s concert focusing on the seamy side, look for the and bat feet from "The Lost ion’s pace might be as speedy as yours firm he had left for the town Job. at the outdoor Parc de Sceaux bright spots. They’re there If you’H poke Boys,” said Jodie Mann, spokes­ today. However, let this person move as Last October, the salary range southwest of Paris was a record around a bit. he or she sees fit. woman for the event. for the Job was raised after the town SCORPIO (OcL 34-NOV.22) It’s to your CA N C ER (June 21-July 22) for a rock concert in France. Substantial advertised the post twice and got benefit to be a bit hard-noasd where fi­ rewards are possible today, but they FURNITURE Claude Chirac, the premier’s Also auctioned were a tambou­ nances are concerned today. Don’t ask only eight applicants in all. 24-year-old daughter, took credit won’t be handed to you on a silvar plat­ rine and ring from singer Stevie for more than you deserve, but don’t ter. If you hope to make gains, be pre­ The range is $35,133 to $44,356. expect less. CITY and for persuading her father to Nicks, matching JackeU that pared to expend the required effort. Another change the directors will override Sceaux officials who once belonged to singer Billy Joel SAQ ITTAR niS (Nev. 28-Oee. 21) Don’t LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) An important be asked to approve involves the feared the concert could disrupt and his wife, model Christie buckle under If confronted by chal­ contact won’t be receptive If you try t o . town’s budgeting procedures. FURNITURE lenges today. Inslaad, stiflen your back public order and harm the park. Brinkley, and a platinum record conduct business under social co^ l- Boyce Spinelli, director of flnance, MADONNA KRISTIN NELSON and dig in. Tenacity Is all that Is required ttons today. Make an appointment to Qiirac’s own culture minister earned by singer Barbra for your success. has suggested that the town not 810 Main St. SHOWCASE Joined opposition politicians ac­ . . . sensation in France . . . sober since 1983 Streisand. see this person In the oflloe. continue to record as expenditures cusing the premier Sunday of in any budget year sums it has using Madonna’s appearance to Harmon Nelson, who recently my kids. I couldn’t help Rick Last year, the event raised committed to spend but has not yet 5 pc. Dinette Set. Your Choice win over young voters. Chirac settled a bitter custody dispute anymore.” 8125.000, Ms. Mann said. This Current Quotations actually spent. invited Madonna to City Hall and with her brother, actor Mark Mrs. Nelson says she has been year’s take will be tallied later in Spinelli has suggested those funds be allowed to lapse into a fund praised her as “ one of the great Harmon, says she and her bus- com pletely sober since 1983. the week, she said. of Pine or Maple Finish artisU of all times.” The day she band, the late Ricky Nelson, were balance and reappropriated by the Harmon and his wife, actress Polfce Lt. Don Brown esti­ “ Tills If a majorstepon the way think (hat augurs well for our Board of Directors in the new fiscal . „ i ^ L — I arrived, be reduced the tax on “ totally messed up” on drugs for P a m Dawber, eventually to return of the shuttle to flight.” discussions.” — Rabbi M arc H. year. records. years. mated Sunday’s crowd at up to dropped their bid for custody in a 10.000. — Adm. Richard Truly, a space Tanenbaum, director of intema- While the change would not have “We were hippie rock ’n’ “ I don’t like that politicians settlement reached Aug. 18, with shuttle veteran and NASA asso­ tional relations for the American any financial impact, Spinelli said rollers,” Mrs. Nelson said in this permanenUy take shelter behind Harmon getting visitation rights. ciate administrator for space Jewish Committee, as Jewish in a report to the directors, it would week’s People magazine. stars,’’ said Culture Minister flight, after the successful flrst leaders and Vatican offldals be better accounting practice be­ “We did what everyone else Francois Leotard, a possible Pet project A new cheer full-scale test of a redesigned opened talks aimed at improving cause expenditures would be re­ rival to Chirac in next year’s was doing all those years.... After booster rocket. relations. corded in the budget year in which presidential election. a while, we were totally messed BURBANK, Calif. (AP) - PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP) — Sin­ the money actually is spent. Hall Tree eS99BqBa3HEii:| up, both of us.” ger Country Joe McDonald, Form er Culture Minister Jack Actress Whoopi Goldberg, the “ I don’t know what language The change would take effect Porceloin Knobs on Brass Lang, a Socialist, denounced the Mrs. Nelson said her decision to cast of “ The Golden Girls” and whose “Fish Cheer’’ was a she was speaking. To me she was June 30, the last day of the 1080-87 Fittings, Decorotive Mirror “ indecent campaign of political divorce Nelson was made to other celebrities, induing the rallying cry for 1960’s anti-war saying ‘Help! - Joe Munroe, a L o t t e r s i fiscal year. For the current year. protesters, has recorded a new recuperation organized by protect her children, including four-legged m ovie star BenJi, truck driver who pulled a critl- version of the song as a dig at Chirac” while extreme right- 13-year-old son Sam, the focus of Joined thousands o f fans at a fair cally wounded S-year-old VIetna- Make arrangamentB wing National Front leader said the battle between her and to raise money fo r animals. Arizona Gov. Evan Mectom. mese girl from the scene of a i j * Chirac’s behavior was form er “ St. Elsewhere” star Sunday’s event at The Burbank shooting rampage in Boston. Connecticut daily In case of diaabliity “ grotesque.” Harmon. 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"What was in dispute here was a entitled to attorneys’ fees. ® CITY, Utah — ’The space shuttle program reached forces’ deputy chief of staff rushed to the unaffiliated voters, a judge is trying to decide statute, the constitutionality of that statute.” nation’s military academy today to meet with Colleges of Connecticut to six-year terms. whether the GOP should have Its legal fees paid The attorney general, she said, is obligated to She said, however, that the issue is not /“^ .*** ******* readiness with the successful Appointed to terms expiring in 1993 were: the Rev. David L. redesigned booster rocket that made the cadeta who launched a hunger strike to show by taxpayers, as the Democrats had. defend state statutes, regaidless of who brings a cut-and-dried because the administration won ground rumble 4S miles away. « sjrmpathy with a bloody coup attempt, news Cannon of Norwich, chairman of the board: Yvette Mickenberg The Republican Party had sued the adminis­ lawsuit. on some legal questions and the GOP on others. The l»foot-lo^ rocket with l mUUon pounds of soUd reports said. of Southbury; Thomas F. Dowd Jr. of Bloomfield, a former tration of Democratic Gov. William A. O’Neill “It was clearly a legitimate enough constitu­ “The question is, who is the prevailing North of the capital, efforts continued to find member of the state House of Representatives and Senate; and after O’Neill vetoed a bill that would have tional issue for (the Supreme Court) to take up party?" she said. / the coup’s leader. Col. Gregorio “Gringo” Catherine Jenkins of Manchester. allowed the GOP to implement a change In party and decide,” Riddle said. The Republicans, long outnumbered by Honasan, and aeveral hundred mutineers also Fourteen members of the 16-person board are appointed by the rules opening some Republican primaries to the The Republicans argued in the original suit still at large. governor. The other two are elected by students of Connecticut's state’s 600,000 unaffiliated voters. Democrats in Connecticut, moved to broaden M ^ n TUoK wSaterSeS^ S that it was a question of "freedom of their appeal in 1984 by changing party rules to President Oorazon Aquino claimed Honasan 12 community colleges. The administration’s case was argued by the association" with a political party. The O’Neill and his comrades were trying to assassinate her attorney general, who, along with his staff, is allow independent voters to take part in their administration focused on the issue of who primaries for statewide offices and the U.S. and her family in an attack Friday on the paid with taxpayer money. should make election law. political parties or the NASA *w®-**"*e ahuttle veteran and presidential palace. The rebels also a«it«iiUp4i Hearing on Colt strike due today The GOP is now arguing before U.S. District General Assembly. House and Senate, but not for legislative or municipal elections. 1 *®*‘ "P®®* *•**•**• “Based on the broadcast stations and military garrisons in the HARTFORD — A finding that Colt Industries’ Firearms Judge Jose A. Cabranes in Hartford that its Riddle said Cabranes had recently granted data. It sure looks good to me." failed attempt to aelie power. Division locked out striking workers a year ago will be the subject $130,000 in legal fees from the case should be motions to extend the time permitt^ for the O’Neill, when he vetoed that would have At least 25 people were killed and 275 iuJured in covered by the state. filing of documents in the case. She said she implemented the rule change, said that if some the fighting, which posed the most serious of a hearing scheduled for today before a state appeals board. Said state Republican Chairman Robert S. The lockout finding allowed about 600 strikers to obtain could not predict when the matter would be primaries were to be open, they all should be ' AIDS carriers burned out of home challenge to the government since Mrs. Aquino Poliner last week: “I expect the state’s going to decided. open. He also said that opening primaries could unemployment benefits. If the decision is overturned, those have to pick up at least some portion of it." came to power In a military-civilian uprising workers may have to pay back the benefits they received after She said the Republicans’ request for hurt the two-party system because It defeats one ~'*'**™® young brothers who carry the AIDS that toppled President Ferdinand Marcos V/i But Deputy Attorney General Clarine N. reimbursement of $130,000 in legal fees was of the best reasons for joining a party: choosing •**“""®<* ***“ modern-day lepers, a pastor told years ago. their offers to return to work unconditionally were spumed by the Riddle said the Republican are being "very “outrageous." company. candidates to run for office. burni^*^ ^ community after the family’s home was Ifilitary offidals said more than 1,100 troops simplistic” and are missinglhe point over what "We just really did not expect that kind of Democrats have not moved to open any of If the lockout ruling is overturned by the state Department of was at issue in the original suit. were bdleved involved in the mutiny and more claim to come in,” she said, although she noted their primaries. "V® ®* **** **™* ®* **Presy when they rang bells and than 900 had been captured or surre^ered. ’The Labor’s appeals division, which will hold today’s hearing, the told ^ p l e to 0 ^ away," the Rev. Michael Hickey told his 300 air force announced today that its deputy strikers may have to pay back the benefits they received. p ard o n ers at St. Paul’s Catholic Church here S u i^ y . commander. Brig. Gen. Federico Pasion Jr., The strike began on Jan. 24.1986, when about 1,050 United Auto was among those detained for questioning. Workers members walked off their jobs at Colt plants in Hartford Body found trag^y Is to make them feel outlawed and 1, f®***- P««P'e need to stand by them. They Several Manila newspapers reported today and West Hartford. need to look into their own hearts." that the 600-member cadM corps at the at rest area aifford and Uuise Ray and their children - Ricky, 10, Robert, Philippine Military Academy in Ba^oCity, 130 Man shot during police drug raid *’ ~ ‘®“* everything in the Friday night miles north of Manila, had launched a hunger lire that officials called suspicious. strike Sunday in sympathy with the mutineers. WEST HARTFORD — A man who was shot by police during a 'Tte family, which caused a furor when they won a legal fight to An aide to academy superintendent Commo­ search for drugs remained in critical condition today. DARIEN (AP) — Police were dore Rogelio Dayan, who refused to give his trying to identify the body of a man hemophiliac sons Into public school, says it has given up. Lance Laflin, 36, was in critical but stable condition at St. The Rays say they will find a new home far away from Arcadia name, said MaJ. Gen. Eduardo Ermita was found near the parking lot of a meeting with cadets but would not say what was Francis Hospital in Hartford, a hospital supervisor said. McDonald’s restaurant off Inter­ when they come out of seclusion. Officer Robert McKeown said Laflin was shot Friday when state 95. being discussed. Ermita is the third ranking police, armed with a search warrant for drugs, entered a West officer in the 190,000-member armed forces. Hartford house and ordered Laflin, who was lying on a bed, not to State Police Sgt. Daniel Lewis Abortion rights groups pledge fight Honasan and other coup leaders graduated move. said the body was found Sunday by from the academy, the Philippines’ equivalent "Lance Laflin made a rapid motion with his hand, reaching a woman walking her dog at about WASHINGTON — Abortion rights groups are promising an of West Point. The school trains officers for all under one of several pillows on the bed,” McKeown said, reading 12: IS p.m. near the rest area. all^ut batUe against a Reagan administration proposal to block branches of service. AP photo from a prepared statement. "The officer, fearing for his safety The body, that of a white male, fMerally funded clinics from giving out any information on Early today, four military trucks blocked a Philippine Marines clean their weapons at a palace checkpoint amid the approximately 30 years old, about 5 abortion. four-lane expressway at the Manila’s northern and that of others in the room, fired one shot, whic’' struck Lance curious stares of neighborhood youngsters in Manila today. Security feet 10 inches tall and weighing 200 I m certain we’ll be very vocal and very, very active in edge. In addition to setting up roadblocks, the Laflin in the chest area." pounds, was about 10 feet down an military ^patched troops and scout planes to remains high in the capital following Friday’s coup attempt. embankment, Lewis said. opposing this attempt to strangle these cUnics in red tape," Sandra Jordan, communications director for the National search the northern provinces of Bulacan and Legislators spend more on offices There was no identification on the Abortion Rights Action League, said Sunday. Pampanga for mutineers. Manila, said troops and police remained on "red daughters were injured. body, which bore a tatoo of a There was no word-on the whereabouts o1 alert.” HARTFORD — Legislative leaders have approved spending an Kate Michelman, president of NaUonal Abortion Righto AcUon Honasan, who had been security chief to Sen. “The aim of the rebels was clearly to kill the unicorn surrounded by yellow fire League, called the proposal "outrageous.” During a wreath-laying ceremony Sunday, president and her family," she said. "The size estimated 91.3 million on remodeling the Legislative Office on the right forearm. Lewis said. Juan Ponce Enrile before Mrs. Aquino fired Enrile as defense minister upon discovery of a Mrs. Aquino accused the rebels of trying to kill and ruthlessness of the attack, the treachery Building before the $52 million project is even completed. ’The man was wearing a green New her family. that marked it, the brutality of the rebels who Legislators defended spending the additional money oh the York Jets T-shirt. blue cut off jeans, Arms accord can be reached soon coup plot last November. fired on civilians, and the timing ... proves building, which is scheduled to be completed by the time the white and blue socks and white On Sunday, Enrile told a radio call-in show he Rebels wounded her only son, Benigno IH, and beyond a doubt their murderous intenUons." General Assembly convenes in February. sneakers, Lewis said. WASHINGTON — The chief U.S. arms negotiator says a had “no communications” with the mutineers killed three of his bodyguards outside the “Some of the architectural work was done in a fauity fashion," Troopers from the Westport U.S.-Soviet agreement on the elimination of intermediate-range and denied any role in the coup attempt. presidenUal palace early Friday. Neither the She praised her guards, saying they "fought said House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg, D-New Haven. barracks and detectives from the nuclear missiles can be completed fairly soon, but a leading Jejomar Binay, governor of metropolitan president, who was home, nor her four with courage and ferocity of tigers." "It’s a little silly. What we should have done is spentanother $30 State Police Western District Ma­ Republican warns that Senate ratification is not assured. million to $40 million and built a flexible building," he said on jor Crime Squad are investigating The two superpowers should be able to overcome the Friday. the death as a homicide, Lewis said. APplMto remaining obstacles to an agreement on the missiles, such as A flexible building would allow for walls and ceilings to be ’The body was taken to the State police remove the body of a man Sunday. The man was described as a details of the veriflcation process and reach a pact on Gulf war ends its mid-summer iuii moved. Such a building, the legislative leaders said, could be Farmington medical examiners discovered by a woman walking her dog ground-launched missiles, U.S. negotiator Max Kampelmansaid fashioned and refashioned to fit its occupants’ needs. office, where a preliminary exami­ white male, blonde, about 6 feet tall, Sunday. nation revealed no obvious sign of along the entrance road to a McDonald's about 30 years old, wearing shorts and a MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — Iraq corted by U.S. Navy warships. A On Sunday. Iraqi fighter- helicopters from the USS Guadal­ The verification issue is not minor, but, “If they will carry said its warplanes pounded a convoy of two tankers and at least trauma. Lewis said. rest area on Interstate 95 in Darien New York Jets shirt. through with their rhetoric, then I should think that we’d be able bombers flew into the northern gulf canal searched for mines. Mlanus River Bridge work delayed "maritime target” near the Iran­ six U.S. warships passed the and attacked the Kharg terminal, Kuwait asked the United States to to in short order, to come up with a verification agreement that’s ian coast this morning in the third halfway point of its 550-mile voyage which accounts for 90 percent of give 11 of its 21 tankers U.S. flags GREENWICH — Problems with the concrete foundation of one in our interest,” Kampelman said on ABC-TV’s “This Week With day of an offensive that has to Kuwait today. of the Mianus River bridge’s piers has delayed work to widen the David Brinkley." Iran’s country’s oil exports. and military escorts to protect rocketed the Persian Gulf war out On Saturday, Iraq broke an The latest U.S.-escorted convoy, them from Iranian attack. Iran bridge, a portion of which collapsed in 1983, killing three people, But Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole of Kansas on Sunday said of a mid-summer lull. informal month-long cease-fire the officials said. Rally protests Wells Fargo prosecution the fourth northbound and sixth accuses Kuwait of aiding Iraq and the verification issue could be a problem during Senate In the southern gulf, an Iranian warring countries had observed on overall since the operation began began attacking its tankers a year Deputy Commissioner William A. Lazarek said workers ratification. Dole, appearing on CBS-TV’s "Face the Nation," speedboat attacked a Kuwaiti-flag attacking each others’ commerce improving the foundations under about two dozen piers found HARTFORD (AP) — Independence for July 20, includes the 81,283-ton Surf ago. were well-known pro-Puerto Rican independ­ tinued detention without bail of two defendants, gave the administration what he called a "friendly warning." freighter, gulf-based marine sal­ in the Persian Gulf. City and the 79.999-ton Chesapeake None of the ships reportedly that the original concrete under one of the piers was badly Puerto Rico and unity among activists re­ ence activists. Since then, five others have also Juan Segarra Palmer and Filiberto Ojeda Rios. vage executives said. It was the Baghdad said it resumed the pressed by the government were the calls issued City. by Iraq has been identified by deteriorated. Lazarek said the problem was minor. been charged. Authorities allege the defendants "Bail is a democratic right,” said Mrs. first such strike since Iraq on attacks to force its war foe of seven The U.S. Navy said the convoy Baghdad. Gulf-based shipping The problem with the concrete was not related to the collapse of by the mother of the man who allegedly robbed are linked to Los Macheteros, a militant, often Gerena. who maintains that she doesn’t know ‘Yellow rain’ claim never proven Saturday broke an informal month­ years to embrace a U.N. Security the Wells Fargo depot in West Hartford of $7 entered the. Persian Gulf early sources said one Iranian super­ a 100-foot span of the bridge, he said. violent separatist group. where her 29-year-old son in. long cease-fire the warring coun­ Council cease-fire resolution and to Sunday and included the missile tanker, the Alvand, was hit in a raid million. Also on Sunday, about 3,000 people demon­ WASHINGTON — Six years after the Reagan administration tries had observed on attacking prevent Iran from using increased The June 20, 1983 collapse occurred when a pin-hanger After the rally, marchers proceeded from cruiser USS Reeves and missile in the southern gulf, but Iraq did not assembly holding the span in place failed. "We must unite and fight back.” Gloria strated San Juan, Puerto Rico, in support of the accused the Soviet bloc of using chemical weapons in Asia, a each others' commerce in the oil revenues for its war effort. frigate USS Hawes. It said RH-53D confirm that. Gerena of Hartford told about 2,000 people Wells Fargo defendants, said Tati Fernoz, a their meeting point on Zion Street down Park private report says fresh evidence obtained by government waterway. Sunday at a rally in Hartford marking the leader of the Committee of Friends and Street to South Green Park, where there was experts shows the allegations were made in error. Iran accuses Kuwaft of aiding Need for foster parents growing second anniversary of the arrests of defendants Relatives of the Arrestees. music, dancing and speeches, said Juan Secretary of State Alexander M. Haig Jr. first raised the issue aiding the Iraqi war effort. in the case. Pretrial hearings in the Wells Fargo case have Acevedo, a participant and one of the defense of Soviet use of chemical weapons — "yellow rain” — in a speech Iraqi military communiques HARTFORD — The increase in the number of families with Mrs. Gerena’s son, Victor, is the Wells Fargo been going on since January in U.S. District attorneys in the case. read over state-run Baghdad radio both parents working has resulted in a decrease of available in West Berlin in September 1981. guard prosecutors charge carried out the Court in Hartford. The trial isn’t expected to South Green Park, located in the center of Haig contended the alleged use of trichothecene mycotoxins said Iraqi warplanes struck "large foster parents, said a spokeswoman for the state Department of robbery in 1983. Victor Gerena hasn’t bwn start until next year. maritime targets" off the Iranian Children and Youth Services. Hartford’s Puerto Rican neighborhoods, is against rebel forces and refugees in Laos and Cambodia violated captured. Officials say he is probably in Cuba Mrs. Gerena said the arrests were part of U.S. known to Puerto Rican residents as Betances international agreements governing chemical warfare. coastal 11:30p.m. (4;30p.m.EDT) Bemie Uluski. a department spokeswoman, said they are with some of the money from the second largest repression of the Puerto Rican independence Park, in honor of the 19th century leader of Sunday and 7:45 a.m. (12:45 a.m. The Annulli Manchester Classic seeking more foster parents. She said the need is greater now robbery in the nation’s history. movement. Puerto Rico’s struggle for independence from EDT) today. The raiding planes hit because the children’s problems have become more severe. Many of the 11 people arrested on Aug. 30.1985 The demonstrators also protested the con­ Spain, Acevedo said. Israel stops work on Jet fighter their targets and returned un­ Foster homes are especially needed for black and Hispanic harmed, according to the radio, Golf Group thanks the following sponsors for children and children with AIDS, she said. JERUSALEM — The Cabinet narrowly voted to scrap a project monitoned in Bahrain. In Connecticut as of Aug. 1, there were 1,009 foster homes and to build an Israeli plane of the future in favor of the Iraq uses the term "large mari­ their generous support of the 1,822 children in faster care, the department said. Fate of sinking homes remains uncertain U.S-manufactured F-16 jet fighter of today. time target" to refer to tankers The Cabinet voted 12 to 11 with one abstention Sunday in favor near Iran’s Kharg Island oil termi­ August 24, 1987 tournament at the STAMFORD (AP) — Some resi­ About a dozen homes in the area take up to 20 years for the soil to problem exists in this neighbor­ of a proposal by Foreign Minister Shimon Peres, head of the nal in the northern Persian Gulf. State has high court-reversal rate dents who live on Arlington Road were built before environmental settle completely. hood," wrote then Commissioner left-wing Labor Party, to stop work on the Lavl Jet fighter. Iran has threatened to retaliate and Fenway Street joke that their regulations prohibited develop­ What will happen to these homes Stanley J. Pac. ’The potential for Israeli and American companies, headed by the government- for any raids that curtail its oil Manchester Country Club, HARTFORD — Recent statistics compiled by state prosecu­ homes are going downhill. ment on wetlands. As Stamford exports and said no targets would tors and state judicial officials indicate that during the past few and residents is still unknown. further damage could "lead to owned Israel Aircraft Industry, spentsevenyearsand$1.3billion They are — literally. grew, and asphalt and pavement In November 1984, following a collapse of structure, rupture of on research and development on the jet. be immune, including the convoys years about one of every five criminal trials Involving felony Known as the sinking houses on kept water from sinking naturally of reflagged Kuwaiti tankers es­ for the benefit of the charges was so flawed that a second trial was required, a figure request from the late state Sen. water, sewer or gas lines and could Arlington Road and Fenway Street, into the earth, flooding occurred in Anthony Truglia, the state Depart­ pose some danger to the inhabitants some say makes Connecticut’s reversal rate one of the highest in they list and they sag and floors lower-lying yards like Arlington ment of Environmental Protection the country. of the affected homes,” he said. Manchester Scholarship Foundation. slope. Road or Fenway Street. studied the area and concluded that He said that city officials needed Errors in court mean expensive second trials and hours of "When I’m cooking a large meal, In 1976, the city installed a new the situation was dangerous. to be alerted, and that immediate time; but prosecutors say there is another consequence: the especially for the holidays, and I’m drainage system — the result of The DEP said the drainage steps needed to be taken to evaluate dimming of witness’ memories puts them at such a disadvantage running around, I definitely notice that system was that nearly all the project may be responsible for the the situation. that they often let defendants plead guilty to lesser charges walking uphill,” said CHaire Fish­ groundwater in the soil flowed from accelerated settling and structural A month later, three families rather than take a chance on a second trial. man. a Democrat who represents the yards, and from underneath the damage that is evident among 12 or sued the city, claiming it was Several Connecticut prosecutors say they believe the state’s the 12th District on the Board of foundation of the homes, effectively 15 homes in the area. negligent because the sewer pi^s Orlando Annulli Al Sieffert’s Manchester Oil Heat reversal rate may be one of the highest in the country, but they Representatives. lowering the water table. "We have concluded that a In the 7-foot distance between the were designed and installed im­ Appliances say no one has studied the issues completely so no definitive ’The soil began to settle, cavities serious environmental and safety properly. & Sons A. Raymond Zerio statistics are available, a story In Sunday’s editions of The sink and refrigerator, the floor formed underground, and over the Hartford Courant said. slopes downward about 6 inches. years parts of the homes separated Tuesday Only Pagani’s Bolton Pizza Robert J. Smith, "You get used to it,” Fishman from their foundations. Some resi­ Inc. The Steak Club said. "It’s like living in a boat.” dents have been told that it may NAME(S): ______From Our Meat Dept. Savings Bank Chas. C. Hart Seed ADDRESS: .^7" of Manchester John H. happen, Inc. 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Aug. 31,1987 - 7 OPINION Students ca^ 'profif from studying Survey tSuHs schools By Lm Mltgana good grades and attendance records Dennis Martin of Barker Junior High in Assoclotod PrM s privately-financed gift certificates to local Michigan City, Ind., where for the past two businesses. years studenU have earned $50 savings on teaching humenllles School districts, pressed-by relotiners to “ U you’re not going to let kids get away, bonds and free trips to an amusement park Festivals ^ r b high dropout rates, are appealing to you’re going to have to think of a lot of for good attendance, grades and dtizenAip. WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. King Arthur, Joan of Arc or George students’ profit motive to get them to stay In reasons for them to stay besides the law that schools need to devote more tlnM to Washington, children are subjected Such incentives seem to have at least school and study bard. says they have to,” said Napa Superintend-, history, literature and foreign lan­ to dry, contemporary prose aimed at Jack Students in a growing number of cities are ent Bob Hansen. short-term success. At Pittsburgh’s Peabody guages to reverse a trend in which teaching such skills as how to make H i^ School, average attendance rose from winning stereos, bicycles, cash, college Local merchanta in towns like Richmond, some students don’teven know when grocery lists and use the teleidione work well NW>\r5\>VTBV)\.\.S Bcbolarahips, free fast food or merchant 8$ to 90 percent in two years since local A n d e ra o n Ind., Opelousas, La., and McGebee, Ark., World War I took place, the book, she said Sunday. discounts for quantitative outcomes is leading schoMs to weekend and the Peach Festival held by the bicircle at the end of the year, sidd principal short term they boost atte^ance records She also previewed a forthcoming said. adopt almost emergency strategies to help Kathleen Tichenor. and performance,” said Boyer. “ But mostof Eighth District Friday night worked out well NEH-sponsored survey that found She also said foreign language A em look good on some raport card," he said “ My theory is unfortunately we are in an these programs touch only a handful of dramatic gaps in teen-agers’ knowl­ courses emphasize oral proficiency : together. prosecution at Jp an interview. immediate feedback society,” llchenor students, and I doubt that they will become edge of epochal events, including at the expense of the culture of other j The two events may have competed for Starting in October, the Kiwanls aub in said. “ We started allowing these kids to universal and hit the heart of the problem.” when the Civil War occurred, when lands. But she welcomed the re­ Milwaukee, where average high school question authority, but we never gave them In contrast to contests and prizes, for the Constitution was written and bound in language enrollments in ! some appetites, but they probably attendance is a poor 85 percent, will offer any guidance about it. When you tell the kids example, Holyoke, Mass., has opened the when Columbus discovered the New high schools—29 percent of students complemented each other for as many more. vets’ hospital ; students movie passes, free rock concerts to do something, they think, ’Why should 17’ state’s only pregnancy clinic for adolescents World. studied a foreign language in A number of people topped off a downtown and fast food coupons for improving to help keep young mothers-to-be in scbool. “ Most elementary reading books 1985-86, up from 21 percent in 1978 — attendance. meal with a North End dessert. WASHINGTON — Hospital worker Donald “ I have found in today’s society, kids are Corpus Christi and Garland, Texas, have contain little literature,” Cheney and said grade school is the time to Since 1983, the Napa (CaUf.) Unified not ready to accept anything but a tangible started evening classes for students who added. Instead of learning about start. The two events had something in common O Harvey’s confession of mass murder in Cincinnati- School district has given youngsters with kind of reinforcement,” agreed Principal otherwise would have to quit srtiool to work. besides food. They both offered Manchester raises new questions about the administration of jm the local Veterans Administration Medical Center, people a chance to meet acquaintances they where Harvey worked for 10 years. hadn’t seen for a while. We have reported earlier about allegations in It was easy to bump — sometimes literally congressional testimony that the VA facility’s chief — into people that you had lost track of. of police, Daniel Wilson, heat up black patients and When the chamber of commerce visitors. Yet Harvey, who is white, was let off with a slap on the wrist when Chief Wilson caught him in inadvertently scheduled the Feast Fest to the hospital with a loaded revolver, hypodermic begin on the same day as the peach festival, needles, syringes and three books on the occult. there was a bit of concern over the conflict. As Washington Wire The VA hospital orderly was fined $50 for it turned out, Friday’s rain had a greater carrying a firearm on federal property but was negative effect on both events than they did on allowed to resign rather than face criminal charges or administrative disciplinary proceedings, which each other, and nobody can be held to account would have been en ter^ on his employment for the weather. The list of non-candidates record. The peach festival was in somewhat better ’That was in July 1985. In February 1988, his work By Sandy Johnson shape because its sponsors were able to move had agonized over for months. this early. record unmarred by any mention of the charge, “ I believe I ’ll be second- “ What these candidates lack is Harvey was hired at the Daniel Drake Memorial out of the intermittent rain into the shelter of WASHING’TON - Add these guessing myself for a long time to not charisma or competence,” Hospital, where, according to his own confession, their flrehouse. names to the long list of men who come,” he said. “ In the long run, I said Cuomo. “ What they lack is he murdered 21 patients. flirted with the idea of running for Future conflicts between the events can be believe this was the best opportun­ celebrity.” The VA hospital’s director, Donald Zeigenhom, president in 1988: Sam Nunn, Paul avoided and they should be if the festivals ity I’ll ever have in terms of being Iowa and New Hampshire will has explained that Harvey had not been formally Laxalt, Richard Celeste. really do suffer from the competition. But it a successful candidate for make someone a celebrity. ch arg^ with carrying a concealed weapon They called it off, all of them, president." because the loaded .38-caliber revolver was not may be there is a way to have our cake and last week in a series of announce­ Nunn had been urged to run by □ □ □ “ concealed ready at hand” as Ohio law requires for SAFELY! eat it, too. Maybe some kind of schedule can ments that dragged the nation’s conservative Democrats who felt such a charge. The gun was in a zippered case be worked out so that the impetus from one capital out of its August lethargy. Another surprise in thedog days the party had to move away from of August came from Democratic inside a gym bag that Harvey was carrying. event carries over into the other. Both are Nunn, the Democratic senator the left in order to win in 1988 and Law enforcement sources in Ohio have from Georgia, said he had too Sen. William Proxmire of Wiscon­ good for promoting Manchester’s sense of by Southerners who created a questioned that interpretation of the statute. They much work to do in the Senate, sin. No, he’s not running for community. regional primary tailor-made for president. But neither is he point out that state courts have uidield charges of SAFETY Laxalt, former GOPsenatorfrom one of their own. But the experience points out the need for running for re-election. concealing a loaded weapon — a third-degree Nevada and Reagan confidant, Laxalt, by contrast, appeared felony — against persons who have hidden a gun in some kind of clearinghouse to avoid similar said it would cost too much money. Proxmire, 71, said he would be almost relieved by his decision to “ tooold” whena sixth term ended the glove compartment of the car they were conflicts between community events. Celeste, Ohio’s Democratic gov­ depart the GOP field. driving. □ a w E S in 1994. ernor, said he had too much work ’The chamber itself, or some civic “ All my life I ’ve been over­ That’s an interesting admission Our associate Stewart Harris asked Wilson if In ! to do, and it would cost too much loaded with obligations, since I Harvey’s race saved him from criminal •eowoooowSSoSSSSSSSSSoe!? organization, might try to serve as that house money. from a physically fit man, espe­ was a young lad, and for the first prosecution. The chief replied: “ I ’m not going to by keeping a list of events and making it To be sure, there is no shortage cially in a chamber of old-timers. ----- »••••••••••! time I really feel liberated,” he Among bis colleagues, 79-year-old answer that. That’s not a fair question." accessible to anyone who needs it. of politicians who want to succeed told a reporter. Quentin Burdick of North Dakota Meanwhile, here in Washington, more Ronald Reagan. The Democratic Laxalt had been urged to run by allegations of brutality by Chief Wilson were aired HRSr field is an ungainly six official and 88-year-old John Stennis of Republicans whodidn’t want Rep. Mississippi show every indication at a recent Senate hearing on legislation designed candidathgand two probables; on Jack Kemp of New York to be the of running for re-election in 1988. to protect whistle blowers. Harold R. Hippie, a This Page Paid For And Sponsored By the Republican side, it looks like only presidential candidate re­ former security officer at the VA hospital, testified six. presenting the conservative wing Sandy Johnson Is the Associated that Wilson attacked a black man, John R. Shives, But the list of no-gos for 1988 is of the party. who had parked illegally at the medical center. equally long. Press political editor, based in The Following Civic Minded Businesses Laxalt said it would not have Washington. “ Wilson called him a ‘dirtball,’ ’scumbag’ and Besides Nunn, Laxalt and Ce­ been “ honorable" to run in a ‘black bastard,’ among other names," Hippie X leste, these men also have said campaign he likened to "a horse testified. He then described what followed: “ count me out": New York Gov. race and waiting for one of the “ Finally, Shives raised his arms as if to move MANCHESTER SAFE & Mario Cuomo, Arkansas Sen. horses to stumble.” past Wilson, but then dropped his arms after * Dale Bumpers, Arkansas Gov. Letters to the editor A. RAYMOND ZERIO & But that is exactly what re­ Wilson warned Shives not to touch him or else he TED CUMMINGS LOCK CO. Bill Clinton, former Tennessee mains. Support for any of the would charge Shives with assault. When Shives . SONS, INC. 109 Center Street Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr.,former candidates. Republican or Demo­ The Manchester Herald wel­ complied, Wilson grabbed him in a bear hug. The' INSURANCE AGENCY 409 New State Road Virginia Gov. Charles Robb and Manchester • 643-6922 crat, seems to be a mile wide and comes original letters to the chief tried to kick Shives’ legs out from under him, 376 Main Street Manchester • 643-5166 former congressman and defense an inch thick. editor. but in the process kicked me also, causing a blood 00.1 secretary Donald Rumsfeld. Manchester • 646-2457 Maybe it’s because the cam­ Letters should be brief and to vessel to burst in my leg.” ROBERT J. SMITH, INC. Then there are those like Ted AL SIEFFERT’S paign is still very young. Or the point. They should be typed or After other officers jumped on Shives, Wilson “Insurensmiths Since 19141" Kennedy and Bill Bradley, both maybeit’sbecausetbecandidates neatly handwritten, and, for ease “ began choking him and gouging him in the eyes," SCRANTON MOTORS, 65 East Center Street APPLIANCES, respected senators, whose names are uniformly experienced but in editing, should be double­ Hippie testified, adding: “ Shives was not hostile by ; PAP AUTO PARTS Manchester • 649-5241 are perpetually mentioned as uniformly dull. INC. tV-AUDIO spaced. Letters must be signed any means until provoked by Wilson." 307 East Center Street presidenUal possibiUties. And “ We as Democrats are going to Last April, we reported on congressional Cadillac, Oldamoblla, Pontiac, QMC 445 Hartford Road with name, address and daytime Manchester • 649-3526 SIRIO’S INTERIOR let’s not forget Gary Hart, the have to come up with someone telephone number (for testimony by another officer at the hospital, John Route 63 OLYMPIA Manchester • 647-9997 Democratic front-runner who with charisma,” said Rep. verification). Berter, who told about two black men who were Vernon • 672-9145 CLEANING SERVICE ® 1M?byNCA tiK made an ignominious exit from rA Tommy Robinson of Arkansas, The Herald reserves the right to beaten by Wilson after being brought to the chler s DELICATESSEN “Full Spring Claaning and waxing floors." the race. JAMES R. 697 Main Street bemoaning the decisions of Nunn edit letters in the interests of office for panhandling on the premises. Manchester • 643-1461 That’s roughly a dozen in, a and Clinton. MORIARTY BROTHERS NORTHWAY REXALL " / don’t care if all the other kids DO have their brevity, clarity and taste. Wilson has refused to comment on the allegatiora McCAYANAGH REALTY Manchester • 643-0609 dozen out. 315 Center Street very own shredders, you are N O T getting one But Cuomo, who still dodges , Address letters to: Open Fo­ while they are still under investigation. He did note “ "Residential A Commercial Seles" PHARMACY As he bowed out, Nunn seemed a talk of a presidential draft, said it that the FBI had closed its investigation of the Manchester • 643-5135 for your birthday!'' rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. 237 East Center Street MANCHESTER OIL "Prescription Specialists" bit uncertain about thedecision he is unfair to judge the can^dates Box 591, Manchester, CT 06040. charges and that the Justice Department has ORUNDO ANNULU 4 declined to prosecute him. Manchester • 649-3600 230 North Main Street HEAT Manchester • 646-4510 Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark., noted at the recent . "Quality Fuel Products" SONS, INC. MANCHESTER HONDA 147 Hale Road, P. O. Box 669 hearing that the FBI had “ found nothing to MANCHESTER DRUG 61 Loomis Street Let’s tighten security at U.S. military bases exonerate” Wilson. “If Honda Makes It — We Sell A Service It" Manchester • 644-2427 "Prescription Specialists" 24 Adams Street Manchester • 647-9137 SAVINGS BANK OF In fact, one of the FBI agents who worked on the 717 Main Street case, Mike McDaniels, told Hippie that he had solid Manchester • 646-3515 ST. INIGOES, Md. — Some time ago, during a fit Manchester • 649-4541 MANCHESTER of editorial indignation. I wrote an article It wasn’t the last thing the Navy did about him. evidence of brutality by Wilson, from victim, and “Serving Communities East of tha RIvar regarding the lack of security at many U.S. however. Commanders at the Patuxent air station witnesses. Hippie secretly taped the conversation. LYNCH MOTORS Slnca 1905" - Mamber F.D.t.C. MANCHESTER military posts. I said the installations were in fact ordered a quick “ Alpha Alert,” which is a McDaniels was not under oath, but Pryor read a LYDALL, INC. 500 West Center Street 923 Main Street measured tightening of security procedures. The transcript of his remarks into the record. The FBI One Colonial Road Manchester • 646-4321 PLYMOUTH wide open to the kind of terror attacks that have Tom LENOX PHARMACY Manchester • 646-1700 Route 83 become common in other parts of the world. commanders, of course, denied the alert was agent said: “ I ’ve got 10 people I have interviewed, 299 East Center Street Manchester • 646-1233 10 teat I call victims, 10 victims, which is pretty Talcottville • 643-2708 To prove it, I pulled a caper of my own at the Fort Tiede occasioned by the trespassing; they said the reason Manchester • 649-0696 McClellan Army base in Alabama. I loaded a car was “ Middle East tensions." substantial in my opinion." He also said, according JOHN H. LAPPEN, INC. to the transcript: “ You have got other witnesses JACK J. LAPPEN with make-believe explosives, dressed and acted In any event, the base and its outposts were XI 164 East Center Street closed Ught. The sentries were issued live saying they saw it. It is still not enough.” KRAUSE FLORIST & suspiciously, and then drove through the gate REALTY Manchester • 649-5261 LIPMAN #1 without inspecUon, parked illegally at the base ammunition, there were increased inspections of BROWN’S FLOWERS GREENHOUSES 357 East Center Street vehicles and people entering the reservations, and, Mlnl>edltorial 163 Main Street "Largest Retail Qrowers In .Manchester" headquarters, and “ blew up” the entire command. have become known. Manchester • 643-4263 VOLKSWAGEN The Pentagon response was immediate and as if it ishould be necessary, everyone was told to Juan Ponce Enrile, who turned on his benefactor, Manchester • 643-6455 Route 83 ’The Iranian gave his name as Moulena Shahab. 621 Hartford Road HIGHLAND PARK admonitory. I was accused of journalistic report suspicious activity on or around government Ferdinand Marcos, after years of faithful sei^ce, He was described as being between 30 and 40 years Manchester • 643-9559 Vernon • 649-2683 gimmickry. A general officer said the armed property. has now turned on Philippine President Corazon MARKET old, and “ unstable.” The NESEA outpost is located CUNLIFFE AUTO BODY forces were making every effort to secure their Not surprisingly, the local reaction was that the Aquino, whose ascent to power he aided with JACKSON A JACKSON "The Cholceet Meate In Town" on the Potomac River; a Navy spokesman says "Quality Service At It's Best" facilities, consistent with peacetime restraints, increased security was a bit tardy. People thought ambiguous inaction as Marcos’s defense minister. 317 Highlanad Street Shahab gained access from the beach, and it’s not REAL ESTATE. Route 63 THE W. J. IRISH and, in fact, the posts were adequately sealed the air station was secured all along. Roy Dyson, In his first speech as Senate opposition leader, the CARTER CHEVROLET known how much time elapsed before he was Don Jackson Rose Viola Jackson Talcottville • 643-0016 Manchester • 646-4277 against real trespassing. the U.S. representative for the area, said that since 1129 Main Street INSURANCE AGENCY spotted and apprehended. Harvard-educated Enrile accwsed Aquino of 168 Main Street I bring the subject up again now because it seems the threat of terrorism is ongoing, the base should hypocrisy — for making use of martial law powers Manchester • 646-6464 “Sarvlee You Can Trust" Shahab was arrested in the early evening while Manchester • 647-6400 someone else has found a military post vulnerable. be reasonably sealed at all times. that she had denounced when Marcos and Enrile CENTURY 21- 150b North Main Street walking near an NESEA building. He is said to The other day a foreign resident walked into a Hear! Hear! Dyson’s view is obvious. Moulena used them. At the same time, he defended his own COX CABLE have been disoriented, and told officers he was EPSTEIN REALTY Manchester • 646-1232 sensitive Navy reserach facility here in Southern Shahab was apparently harmless, but that should rigorous enforcement of martial law as perfectly i . "Qreeter Hartford Cable TV" from Persia, the original name for Iran. He carried BOLAND BROTHERS, CARDINAL BUICK, INC. 543 North Main Street Maryland, about 60 miles southeast of Washington; not be of any confort. He could well have been an legal. In the art of identifying hypocrites, it clearly 601 Parker Street a knapsack; there was a rumor it contained a rock "A touch above first class." be wandered about without detection for a time, Iranian agent, there is no doubt they are in this takes one to know one. Manchester • 646-6400 Manchester • 647-8695 6RAMES PRINTING and a can opener, but the Navy will not say what. If INC. 61 Adams Street and he thereby caused a good deal of local wonder. country; he might also have had explosives in his "Same day aervloe when you need It In a anything, else. 51 BIssell Street Manchester • 649-4571 The foreign person said he was from Tehran, knapsack, and in that case this story would have hurry." The Iranian was held in an area jail for a short Manchester • 649-2947 Iran, as it happened. And he was eventually caught another ending. CLYDE CHEVROLET DILLON FORD 700 Hartford Road while, then transferred to the U.S. attorney in trespassing on grounds used for the Naval Dyson says a terrorist would not ha ve to do great Baltimore. It’s not clear how thoroughly he was illaitrlirstrr lirralh BUICK, INC. SALES « SERVICE Manchester • 648-6660 Electronics Systems Enginering Activity, which is injury to do great harm. He says symbolism would ^ BOGNER investigated. The word is he did not have any CANDIDS BY CAROL Route 63 319 Main Street a subdivision of the nearby Patuxent River Naval be enough. “ They only need to detonate a device,’’ Founded In 1881 963 Main Street identification, and a background check was vague, he goes on, “ and let that hit the world press. The MANCHESTER Vernon • 672-9111 Manchester • 643-2145 DONALD S. GENOVESI A ir Station. NESEA conducts classified military PENNY M SIEFFERT...... PuMMiw Manchester • 649-6619 but he was ultimately determined to be of no way it would come across would be that they had research. further concern. PACKING COMPANY, INSURANCE AGENCY, ‘The intrusion was short-lived and played down by knocked out a Navy base in the United States.’’ He was released after questioning. A government I say again, domestic military security should be ALEXANDER QIRELLI ...... km^ otim s ^ NISSAN BY Navy authorities. That is the military’s INC. agent says he specifically asked to have the rock in reconsidered. Fort McClellan, for example, still THE MANCHESTER CHORCHES MOTORS, INC. unfortunate way in these circumstances — "Full Una of Smoked Meats" DECORMIER “Serving the Mancheater Area lor Ovar 60 his knapsack returned. He was sent to a Salvation only has part-time guards at its gates. The Iranians everything is fine, we are not making any mistakes 349 Wetherall Street INC. “Salea, Sanrtce 4 Parta" Yeare" Army shelter where he spent one night, and then and others have repeatedly inttipted they are going HERALD — and so the story was not widely report^. Manchester • 646-5000 .60 Oakland Street left for an unknown destination the next morning. to strike at the American mainland; we should not 16 Bralnard Place 285 Broad Street 046 Main Street JEANNE a ntOMERTH...... CIrculMlon Manchester • 643-2791 I will therefore list some of the details as they That was the last the Navy heard of him. wait until they do to become alarm ^. Manchester • 643-2711 Manchester •. 643-4165 Manchester • 643-2131 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 31. 19S7

MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 31, 1987 — 9 z I U J U ^ I SIPI^NT A/|V rUMMSfZ \/A C A T lO N i P A V 1 . " g i t / g h i r r m t •**^'*' by Bruc* b ««hi. PEANUTS by ChariM M. Schuh J ^Miiri>4M,tA dy ’IF “ |C CJ^KTuwy... ff ^eCAfiC of omce. I P ^ I : /M~V\ n i: " r\rrrilDN8 PO 7HEV MAVE PRAVER NO, BUT l a s t YEAR - IN YOUR SCHOOL? THEY H A P US OBSERVE BUSINESS A “MOMENT OF s il e n c e ^ ■ '1 ( —

/•/ouoe OOTTA \r;)i Business In Brief /Uf*¥ii...... • f ^MUIf HtTTO '• Ginnie Mae checks getting smaller liyTMfMAf IHff ^ -lauBV/ie' ...... ■'• )l/fMATfee „ r* V. Rov.< AW. W' Koehler |olns dental aetoclates I QUES'nON: money also is sent to GNMA QUESTION: It is a disgrace that ,1iSfruoll^d am concerned aUMN *^inSt P«U«tric Dental Aaiociates investors. Your check should be brokers are allowed to proclaim in over my choice larger for a month in which that advertisement and literature that of GNMA as an A realdent of Manchester for the laat two yeara, Koehler happens. In subsequent months, GNMAs are “ backed by the U.S. investment HOW PIP THAT WORK? " araduated form St. John’a Univer- however, your checks get smaller, Government.’’ I put $18,000 into a from which to Investors’ ■ity, Queena, N.Y., with a bachelor of because the size of mortgage pool GNMA mutual fund. It’s now worth receive a i r z ( a d e n ce degree In pharm acy. In 1983, Guide has been reduced — resulting in less than $13,000. What kind of needed $400 lower total payments. government “ backing” is that? NAUAR THE HORRIBLE by Oik Brawn* he earned hla dental degree from monthly check. William A. Doyle State Unlveralty of New Yoilc at I invested Stony Brook. When all the mortgages have $41,000 in Janu­ been paid off, the pool will be ANSWER: If you read the t e l l A^E TM E roUIPE $TILL In 1988 he received hla certificate In e-31 ary 1086 and the terminated and your GNMA will be relatively small print in thh ads and AhtefzrwiTH pediatric dentlaty at Brookdale Hoa- first check I re­ worth zero. By that time, you will other literature, you will see that II /WE/APEflT pltal Medical Center In Brooklyn, ceived was for $420. Since then, the “ The only bugs killed were the ones nickname. have received principal payments only monthly payments of interest N.Y. amount of each check has de­ I swatted putting this thing upl" equal to your investment’s face and principal on the mortgages in Koehler haa t>een In private prac­ creased. The most recent check That type of investment repres­ value. GNMA pools are guaranteed by our amounted to only $271.36. ents a share of ownership in a pool t h e GRIZZWELLS'” by Bill Schorr tice In Connecticut for the paat two federal government. yeara, and la alao on the staff of the of mortgages insured by the Fed­ Also, if I were to sell my GNMA Your letter makes it clear you do Along with all other securities — TDBEAREW-\WORLP' VOUNEEPTOPE^F- Newington Chldlren’s Hoapltal. eral Housing Administration or today, I would receive only $^,000. not want an investment which including U.S. Treasury bonds — Wf2IPUHEPTD5W/ ? C P ^ P \ } Should I stay with this steady guaranteed by the Veterans Admin­ istration and sometimes by the provides steadily decreasing in­ market prices of GNMAs, GNMA MonOMUSS? R )fe HOURS NATURAL diminution in monthly income, or come and is constantly declining in Dairy Queen Farmers Home Loan mutual funds and GNMA unit trusts ONENPSOTSNOTTO what? I can’t get a response from value. The natural thing for you to fluctuate. Earlier this year, they CONTROL. Administration. i the broker through whom I do is sell your GNMA and invest took bad tumbles. helps telethon invested. As homeowners make their mort­ your money elsewhere. /S W ftV W Frederick Annulli, owner of the gage payments that money is THE PHANTOM by L*« Falk A By Bany passed through to GNMA investors Unfortunately, you won’t be able William A. Doyle, a syndicated Dairy Queen Brazier atore at 684 ANSWER: Although you don’t Hartford Road, raiaed $882 in aupport in monthly payments. Part of each to get $400 a month income, with columnist, welcomes written ques­ com e right out and say so, it seems safety, on the $37,000 you’ll take out of the Childen’a Miracle Network monthly check represents interest; tions, but he can provide answers obvious that you have a Govern­ part repayment of principal. of that GNMA. That would be a 13 Telethon May 30 and 31. only -through the column. Write to Qlenn Koehler ment National Mortgage Associa­ percent current yield — far higher Doyle In care of the Manchester tion pass-through security — If some of the homeowners pay Vt> than now is available in the Herald, P.O. Box $91, Manchester s : ; BugnackI Joins real estate firm GNMA for short and Ginnie Mae by off their mortgages early, that marketplace. 06040. CAPTAIN EASY ®by Crooks « Caaale The Correnti k Lapenta Real Estate Agency, 889Center St., haa I'M COMING! T7 STAY AWAY, IT'G TOO Mnounced that Judi BugnackI, an 18-year resident of LATE FOR. Manchester, haa joined the agency as a real estate associate. Hutton-Shearson merger talks investigated; ME A graduate of Manchester Com­ NEW YORK (AP) - The Securi­ subpoenaed and questioned at on why the price of Hutton’s stock of the talks. munity College, she la working ties and Exchange Commission and length by the exchange and the Officials of the exchange and the toward a bachelor’s degree. the New York Stock Exchange are shot up twice in October, after SEC. SEC declined to confirm the investi­ She has long been active in PTA, investigating last year’s merger Shearson and American Express The Times said investigators gation. Shearson and Hutton offi­ church and community discussions between the E.F. Hut­ had secretly approached Hutton, were looking into whether Hutton cials would not comment. organizations. ton Group and Shearson Lehman the Times reported. made adequate and prompt disclo­ She serves as coordinator of Brothers, according to a published BLONDIE by Daan Young A flan Drak* sures about the seriousness of the Sources, including some who On Oct. 29, trading in Hutton’s cultural outreach for inner city report. merger talks with Shearson, a unit were subpoenaed and questioned, stock opened late because of a huge - WHO IS THIS WiAN ON children, leads a weekly Bible study The New York Times, citing HBlS HAD GOODNESS! YES, HE WORKED AT AN e x p l a i n i n g YES,t h a t of the American Express Co. Those told the Times the SEC was trying inflow of buy orders on rumors that CRUTCHES ? EVERY BON )HE MUST'VE AIRLINE COUNTER unnamed Wall Stret sources, re­ ABOUT LOSTX WOULD group and is a praise and worship talks ended after a marathon to determine if any of those Hutton was engaged in talks with IN HIS BOO t' HAD A LUGGAGE r ( DO IT ported in Monday’s editions that BROKEN 'DANGEROUS - leader. meeting of Hutton’s board Nov. 8. involved in the talks leaked confi­ Shearson and American Express. JO B , several dozen people involved in the dential details to stock traders The stock rose $4,078 that day, to talks late last year have been The investigation is also focused Stilman Joins before there was public disclosure $82, the newspaper said. ARLO AND JANIS ^ by Jimmy Johnson execs’ gre^up HIGH POTENCY HAVE YOU M ET A\Y I'VE GOTA PHOTOGRAPH SHE HATES WIFE, UAMI9)? OF HER HERE... , THAT PICTURE' Paul Stillman of Bolton, vice ALLBEE ADULT STRESS president at Mount Sinai Hospital, witkC has been elected to membership in IVITAMINS the American College of Healthcare Zinc and Executives. B-Compiex 8-JI Vitamins plus Stillman has been with Mount Sinai Vitaminl and Vitamin C III! I aaat since April. He previously was You Can Faal at Homa With Ua director of planning and marketing Judi BugnackI at Manchester Memorial Hospital. • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR 100 *30 Caplota The American College of Healthcare Executives, organized in • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) M eoTABLns " b u t ^^fl^Y CAN'T . 1933, is a professional society of 21,000 health-care executives. • CLINTON • PUTNAM I CONVE ON J0H»UIQ|0 ^11 Stillman was accepted into membership at the organization’s VOUR GECOND 83rd annual convocation in Atlanta, Ga., on July 26. HONEYA(\OON? SELSUN BLUE N bw Fruit ALLEY OOP ®by Dave Qraue Perkin-Elmer announces layoffs BAYER CERTS I M I66E0 V'SAY THIS ASPIRIN THE FIRST AND NOW YES, HE IS! HE'LL DANBURY — Perkin-Elmer Corp. has laid off 89 workers from c o m m a n d e r — , LIEUTENANT SINK THAT IRON­ Breath Mints RASCALS FLUSSER DIED AND/ CUSHING IS its Optical Division plant in what a company spokesman said ONE.I" BECAUSE OF 1 CLAD, ONE WAY BIta SIxa Chawy Candlaa DETERMINED OR ANOTHER! were the last layoffs planned for the division. ALBEMARLE? TD AVENGE HIS FRIEND'S Edward Bloch, the company’s director of public relations, said SAVE *1.00 DEATH! most of the workers let go on Friday were technicians, machinists and engineers, although some administrators were ^ ssstsrssrsss.^ ^ NORMAL included in the cuts. X-CONDITION 3/»l too U81ITS-32S MG CACH Perkin-Elmer announced earlier this month that it would cut X-MEDICATED its worldwide force by 6 percent as part of a restructuring to $2S9 2.28 ox. improve the company’s competitiveness. 700 Tablets 4 OX. All Flavors 3/»l Earlier this week, the company reported that it lost $18 million over the past year. 8-31 Ultrifonic not quite enough thought. South decid­ Bloch said that a hiring freeze in the company could result in KAZ Hsitino Pad Is it further reductions at the division. With about 300 layoffs last KAZ Humidifier STAYFREE RASCALS NORTH I-11-S7 ed that the eight was more likely to be THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Saniom A K J 10 4 a singleton than the three, so he played year, the division work force stands at less than 1,000. FAMILY BASS TO 4 a singleton? the queen of diamonds from dummy IFIWENTBALP ♦ KQ94 That gave West the setting trick with ) /I 'lP U 'P 6-TILL^ Sales of new homes up 0.5 percent ♦ K42 By James Jacoby the jack. AWPAWAfT BejUSTA6> SPROUTED OH/W WASHINGTON — Sales of new homes edged up 0.8 percent in WEST EAST ATTRACTIVE You bridge players spend a fair Why should South have done better? HO$E, WOULD, July, the second consecutive month of modest improvement, the B A S ♦ 63 amount of your time at the table as de­ Suppose you were on opening lead and V J1007 WQ6S32 T o r n . government reported today. clarer, so you might be interested in held the ace and a spade, and a single- '(D U ^IL L ♦ J87S ♦ 3 The Commerce Department said new single-family homes some advice on how to play your hands ton diamond, and your heart and club $ 1 ^ 4 9 $ ^ 0 9 5 O J lo t ♦ AQ865 F1UC> w ere sold at a seasonally adjusted annual rate o f 683,000 units in better. All this week, weTl look at how suits were headed by the J-10. SAVE • 6 .0 0 SAVE *10.00 SAYEOOa MEATTR^cnve? July following a revised 1.1 percent increase in June. SOUTH an opponent’s opening lead can help Wouldn’t you certainly lead your sin­ Model HP700 Model 4500 Maxi Fade — 30 Count 0.7 ox. ♦Q0732 you, provided you make the right gleton diamond against a four-spade The government said prices of new homes edged down in July, t a k inferences. contract? I would. Because that is the with the median sales price dropping to $107,000, 0.9 percent A A 10 6 2 way most players would think on below the June level but still 13.7 percent higher than the selling ♦ 73 South won the ace of hearts, played opening lead, declarer should not read e>3i price a year ago. SALE STARTS TODAY ENDS TUESDAY, SEPT. 8.1087 Vulnerable: East-West a spade to dummy’s 10 and played a that diamond eight played by West as Dealer: South second spade to West’s ace. West being alone. He should play back to his FRANK AND ERNEST '-by Bob Thavot switched to the club jack, covered by ace and make his contract. Weft North Etast Sooth the king and ace. blast continued with Dollar mixed, >♦ the queen and another club, ruffed by Pass 8 4 Pass 4 4 EMPLOYMENT COUNSELOR Pass Pass Pass declarer. Now the only problem for A new book by James Jacoby and gold declines South was to avoid losing a diamond his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is AAOpB TO Ae^iA^- OO Opening lead: ♦ J trick. He played to the king of dia­ now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ LONDON (AP) — The dollar was monds in dummy. West playing the coby on Card Games, ” published by mixed in early European trading BETTY-JANE TURNER eight and blast the three-spot. After PH o t o c b P a p h t t h a n Pharos Books. ~ J today. Gold was down slightly in TAK*N^<5 p i^Tu p e j op Zurich. Dealers said trading was thin because of a bank holiday in Britain Polly’s Pointers PAPio ANTeN/NA5'. and the Liberation Day holiday in School of Dance I Hong Kong. But they said business could pick up if central banks intervene to support the dollar, as 40 OAK STREET "Established in 1054” MANCHESTER, CT. or foil) and cook them frozen when Tips for storing Polly’s newsletter “Cooking with several did last week. needed. No need to thaw the burgers Wines and Liqueurs” features delec­ WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll Some dealers said the Bank of first. They’ll stay juicy on the inside table recipes for appetizers, main Japan intervened "modestly” to­ raw ground meat while the outside browns nicely, al­ Graded Classes In the Following dishes, vegetables and desserts fea­ HOW D O 'tC U KNOW IM day. In Tokyo, where trading ends though the frozen meat does take a bit I HATE THAT H/QH, By Polly Fisher turing your favorite wines and li­ NOT AN INTBLLECT14AU as Europe’s business day begins, longer to cook than fresh hamburger queurs as flavor-adding ingredients. CACKLINef LALISH the dollar rebounded to close at meat. TOO? 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Raw meat is at room temperature can be dangerous 'u*J /, Polly will send you a Polly Dollar WtuOLlfl' Iran’s oil facilities and tankers. The ita beat if ased within a day of bring­ and lead to possible bacterial devel­ ing it home from the inpermarket. opment. — POLLY (fl) if she uses your favorite Pointer, U.S. currency is considered a safe Groand meat may, of coarse, be Peeve or Problem in her column. haven in times of international Rsglitratlon Dites at the Studio: ♦ 'W7byMBA.Ira. . for 30 years. Jets for another. Rick Tocchet of Dineen made it 3-0 at 2:49 of the Hw«ld photo by Tuekor and he had lived in the Hartford and Before that he worked for Moriarty I (] (} the Philadelphia Flyers and Mark second period with a wrist shot The Bolton High School library media center la still about Coventry areas for many years Bros, and Cheney Bros. Messier of the Edmonton Oilers from the right wing faceoff circle that it would be built in time for the opening of school. before moving to Florida seven also scored. that found a hole between the a month from being completed. It was originally hoped Besides his wife, he is survived by years ago. two daughters, Mrs. Ronald After a 4-4 shootout with Czechos­ short-side goal post and Takko’s leg lovakia in its Canada Cup hockey pad. Before retiring from the state (Joyce) Parker of Manchester and AP photo Department of Transportation in tournament opener last Friday, Goaltender Grant Fuhr of the Mrs. Robert Beverly Vaida of Official timing picture from the Rome Olympic Stadium 1971, he was employed as an Ellington; two sons, William B. of 9.83 seconds. Behind Johnson is Carl Lewis in second, head coach Mike Keenan devoted Oilers made a spectacular glove Delays plague Bolton High media center electronics technician. He was a Schnell of East Hartford and shows the 100-meter runners on the track with Ben Raymond Stewart in third, Linford Christie in fourth, and weekend practices to drilling into save off Oiler teammate Reijo member of the Charter Oak Photo­ Wayne C. Schnell of Coventry; a Johnson of Canada far ahead, dashing to a world record Attila Kovacs, at extreme left, in fifth. his players the importance of Ruotsalainen, while Canada’s Doug By Bruce Matzkin graphic Society and was a master sister, Helen Fitzsche of Manches­ defensive fundamentals. They Gilmour, from the St. Louis Blues, Herald Reporter worked out perfectly,” he said. Haugh said that intenor renova­ member of the New England seem to be getting the message. was off for tripping before diris- John Haugh, vice president of D He said the old library will be ter; and four grandsons. tions to the existing building have turned back into two classrooms. Camera Club Council. He was a The funeral is ’Tuesday at 11 a.m. ’The win moved Canada into first tian Ruutu scored for Finland on M C Construction Co. of Manches­ been completed, and will not place in the six-country tourna­ the power play at 7; 22. ’The Buffalo BOLTON — Belton High School ter, which is building the media One will be used as an English judge, lecturer and teacher of color at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 students expecting to be able to use interfere with the opening of school. classroom and the other will be slide photography and was known Main St. Burial will be in East ment. Canada’s next game is here Sabre picked a lower comer of the the new library media center upon center, said that there was a slight in the New England area for his Johnson fastest human in history Wednesday night against the Uni­ net behind Fuhr from 20 feet. delay when drivers of concrete The media center replaces an used as the special-ed classroom. Cemetery. Calling hours are Tues­ their return to school this year will slides. He was a Navy veteran of day from 10 a.m. until the service. ted States. Messier concluded the scoring at trucks went on strike for two weeks undersized library that measured An undersized classroom for­ World War H. “I’m feeling great now,” said have to wait about a month. early in the summer. about 1,500 square feet. State Memorial donations may be 13:15 of the second period on a merly used for specail education Besides his wife, he is survived by Canadian sprinter shaves 100-meter record to 9.83 seconds Dineen, who was excused from crafty setup by (Haude Lemieux of School Superintendent Richard ‘There was a delay in concrete requirements call for at least 2,800 made to the North Coventry Volun­ E. Packman said that the media will now house the remedial read­ four daughters, Lauretta Lieber- teer Fire Department, (Coventry workouts temporarily last week the Montreal Canadians. Lemieux deliveries due to the strike” said square feet in the library area. ing program, as well as two after coming down with a cold. cente&gbould be finished by Oct. 1. Haugh. man of West Covina. Calif., Bar­ 06238. ROME (AP) - It took Ben do at the start. Ben had a great ‘ was being steered by a Finn Grodiid-'breaking ceremonies for The new media center will guidance offices, said Packman. bara M. Goodin of Coventry Johnson exactly 9.83 seconds to “We’ve been together since the towards the end boards when he He said there was another slight He said remedial reading and race. I didn’t,” Lewis said. the media center took place on May measure 2,800 square feet, and will Patricia M. Kirwin of Hartford and achieve several goals. “In the first round I guess Lewis start of August now and our looked back and spotted Messier 6. and it was hoped that it would delay when D M C had to search for include more storage space for guidance used to share a small, Janice A. DiBella of East Hartford; William H. Whitman The Canadian entered the history practices have been super. We’re cruising into the slot. A quick pass bricks for the media center to windowless area. was trying to run his best to impress open at the beginning of the school audio-visual equipment. Next to it 17 grandchildren; and 21 great­ books as the fastest 100-meter me. I kept my cool. I knew what I moving in the right direction.” and a quick shot had Takko’s head match the bricks in the high school, will be a computer lab, which is grandchildren. William H. Whitman, 86, of sprinter ever and proved beyond The Finns suffered their second spinning. year. But, said Packman, school which was built in 1963. The $493,000 media center was Hancock, Mass., died Saturday at could do in the final,” Johnson said. officials were skeptical in May that being converted from a classroom. financed through bonds. Packman A memorial service will be any doubt that he is the fastest “My first 10 meters were great. I straight setback. ’They lost 4-1 to the “We made several panels, but we Packman said the school system is Berkshire Medical Center in Pitts­ human by beating American arch­ they’d make their deadline. “That said that 60 percent of that sum will ’Tuesday at 7 p.m. in St. Mary’s field, Mass., after a long illness. He pushed hard. I knew Lewis reaches was possible only if everything found one that matches pretty buying 20 IBM computers for the be reimbursed by the state over the Episcopal Church. 41 Park St. rival Carl Lewis at the World Track close.” said Haiigh. lab. was the husband of Mildred (Rath- top speed after 60 meters so I tried course of the bonds. There are no calling hours. The and Field Championships Sunday. to hit my best after 40-45 to get a big bun) Whitman of 54 years and the Only a few minutes later, another Samsel & Carmon Funeral Home, father of Alma Kingsley of enough margin to stay ahead.” Dawson at $700,000 South Windsor, is in charge of Manchester. world mark fell when Bulgaria’s It was Johnson’s fifth consecutive arrangements. Stefka Kostadinova cleared 6 feet, victory over Lewis and capped a Besides his wife and daughter, he 10>A inches in winning the women’s EDC votes resolution O’Marra stands by Memorial donations may be Is survived by a son, Henry remarkable month, during which made to the Windham Hospice, high Jump as she improved her he had run under 10 seconds three is bargain of year Whitman of Hancock, Mass.; three mark of 6-9V4 set last year. Windham Community Memorial foster daughters, Gladys Lee of times. Hospital, Willimantic 06226. Johnson catapulted out of the Both racers, who are not exactly authorizing bond Issue Cullman, Ala., Georgianna Balli- blocks for an explosive start and By Ronald Blum Dawson averaged 23 home rans Laserquest decision tine of Monndiville, La., and friends, said they would now The Associated Press and 84 RBI per season in Montreal blazed across the finish line to concentrate on their expected clash The Economic Development required by a Superior Court Joseph Maturo Isahelle Boomhower of Cropsey> . shave an amazing one-tenth of a with a .280 average. He was a star, Commission this morning ap­ Zoning Officer Thoinas R. arbitrary, capricious and unlawful vllle. N.Y.; two brothers, Eugene at next year’s Olympics in Seoul. Andre Dawson is no fool. Some­ but not as big a one as some ruling last month by Judge John Joseph Maturo. 65, of 120 Bolton second off Calvin Smith’s 4-year- Like Lewis, another star suffered proved the resolution authoriz­ P. Maloney. O’Marra said this morning that he abuse of discretion.” he said. Whitman of Hancock, Mass., and old world record of 9.93. time last winter he looked at the expected. But Dawson knew what ing the issuance of $13 million in would stick by his original decision O’Marra said his decision was St., died Saturday at the Newington Francis Whitman of Berne, N.Y.; a a blow in her quest for three gold yearly numbers he compiled over the numbers looked like dissected. Veterans Hospital. He was the In dropping the record by an medals. tax-increment bonds for road Maloney said that the Board of that Laserquest is a permitted use based on several factors, including sfster, Mrs. Hortense Grant of unheard-of one percent, Johnson 10 seasons for the From 1980 to 1986, he batted .318 and utility improvements to the Directors acted improperly of the former Mott’s Shop Rite informatioii in the permit applica­ husband of Tilly Marie (Lawhome) Williamstown, Mass.; two grand­ East Germany’s Helke and concluded that Phil Wrigley in day games, .288 at night. During Maturo. became the first non-U.S. sprinter Drechsler, competing in the same proposed Mall at Buckland Hills. when it voted in Decemtwr to building at 587 E . Middle Turnpike. tion, plans submitted with the sons; seven foster grandchildren; to break the 100 record since Armin was right: baseball should be his final three season in Montreal, The General Statute authoriz­ issue the bonds without holding a “If nothing is different in the new permit application, transcripts of He was bom in West Willington and seven foster great­ events as Lewis in the women’s played in the daytime. he batted .303 with 33 homers in 555 and he had lived in Manchester for Hary of West Germany in 1960, and competition, had a slow start and But on Chicago’s North Side, the ing the issuance of tax- referendum. application. I won’t change my hearings before the Board of grandchildren. the first Canadian to do so since at-bats during the day. At night, he increment bonds requires ap­ decision.” said O’Marra. Directors, and zoning regulations. 37 years. He was employed at the ’The funeral is ’Tuesday at 11 a.m. finished second to countrywoman management of the Cubs was not hit .230 with 27 homers in 1,003 A referendum will give tax­ Storm Drop Forge Co., Springfield, Percy Williams in 1930. proval by the EDC as well as the payers the final say on whether Laser Games of Hartford Inc., An approval of the new applica­ at the Hall h Higgins Funeral m ' Silke Gladisch in the women’s 100. convinced. at-bats. Mass. He was an Army veteran of The muscular Johnson had no 3 - t Gladisch powered out of the blocks “We were 70 and 90 last year,” town’s legislative body. or not the bonds will be issued. the company that wants to open the tion would allow Laser Games of Home, Main Street, Stephentown, false modesty after setting the “I can’t explain that,” Dawson The Board of Directors is stadium, recently revised its origi­ Hartford to begin renovations to the World War II and he was a member N.Y., with the Rev. Richard Lewis, and won in 10.90. General Manager Dallas Green said. “There are certain things you Town Manager Robert B. Weiss of the Disabled America Veterans, mark. expected to approve the bond emphasized at a public hearing nal building permit application building. The decision on the pastor of the Hancock Baptist Drechsler, who had broken the said in the off-season. "Will Daw­ can’t explain. It seems everyone Chapter 12, and Veterans of For­ “This record is the best ever in son turn us to 90 and 70? I doubt it.” issue Tuesday night. ’Thursday that the bonds, unlike because of a parking technicality application is due by Sept. 11 30 Church, officiating. Calling hours the history of track, in all events,” .J meet record with a 10.95 clocking in sees the ball better during the day, Once the Board of Directors that resulted In the original applica­ days after it was submitted. eign Wars Post 2083. are today from 2 to 4p.m. and 7 to 9 f t* So Green spumed Dawson and his but you also have shadows and ordinary municipal bonds, Besides his wife, he is survived by Johnson said, and then promised to the semifinals, was next-to-last out approves the resolution, would not be paid off by tion being denied. A decision on the On Sept. 14, a Superior Court p.m. Burial will be in Hancock ■v‘ y - ' t of the blocks in the final and could agent, Dick Moss. Once spring glare during the day and trouble three sons, Joseph A. Maturo of go after it again. training camps opened, though, members will vote on whether to residents. ’They would, instead, new application will be made late hearing will be held on whether to Cemetery, Hancock, Mass. “I can do better next year,” he CSV- ■ not make up the ground against the picking up the ball. You don’t have put the issue on a November next week, said O’Marra. continue an injunction prohibiting Deland, Fla., Anthony L. Maturo Memorial donations may be v«, Dawson and Moss made Green an thatnt night.” be paid off over a IS-year period and Eugune N. Maturo, both of said, adding that he had progressed quick-striking Gladisch. referendum. Two weeks ago, the from an increase in property A couple whose property abuts the town from enforcing an ordi­ made to the Hancock Fire Depart­ offer he couldn’t refuse. "I’ll play He knew what he had to do and Manchester; three daughters, every season. Drechsler’s late rush got her for whatever you’ll pay,” they said Democratic majority on the taxes on the mall site and an the proposed location of the laser nance that bars Laserquest from ment, the Hancock Baptist Church Johnson said that in high altitude, that was to get himself to Wrigley board announced it would sup­ stadium filed an appeal last week opening. The ordinance, which was Nancy Davis of Southington, De­ or the American Cancer Society second place in 11.00, Just ahead of in essence. Field. It was there where Dawson additional 130 acres surroundine his time would have been 9.75. Jamaica’s Merlene Ottey, third in port a referendum, which is the mall. with the Zoning Board of Appeals, passed last month by the Board of borah Maturo of Manchester and through the funeral home office at Green set the numbers at $500,000 had his only three-homer game as Linda Peacock of Enfield; two Smith, who did not run the 100 here, 11.04. guaranteed with $200,000 in possible contending that Laserquest is not a Directors, prohibits amusement P.O. Box 125, Stephentown. N.Y. set his record in the rarified air of an Expo, on Sept. 24,1085. permitted use of the former super­ centers measuring more than 5,000 brothers, Henry Maturo of Somers 12168. Italy’s Maurizio Damilano bonuses. Dawson took that instead “I wasn’t supposed to play that and John Maturo of East Hartford; Colorado Springs. of the two-year, $2.2 million offer market. In the appeal, Wilmer B. square feet from operating within 'b^wls had noUiing to be ashamed thrilled the partisan crowd by day,” Dawson remembered earlier and Carol E. Clevenger of 30 Hilltop 1,000 feet of senior citizens’ hous­ a sister, Florence Nichols of winning the men’s 20-kilometer made by Montreal. He had been this season, "but the Cubs started a Clinton; and nine grandchildren. of in finishing second in the race paid $1.5 million in 1986 by the Shredding party raises Drive said O’Marra’s decision ing, convalescent homes, schools, that had 60,000 fans at Rome’s (12.4-mlle) walk through the streets left-hander (Ray Fontenot) and “constitutes an unreasonable, arbi­ hospitals, and churches. The Laser- The funeral is Wednesday at 11 Lee Marvin dies AP photo of Rome in one hour, 20 minutes, 45 Expos, the final year of a five-year they put me in the lineup.” a.m. at the John F. Tierney Funeral Olympic stadium Jumping from contract. trary, capricious and unlawful quest building is within 1,000 feet of their seats. seconds, breaking the meet record Dawson’s superior performance cash for North defense abuse of discretion.” the Manchester Senior Citizens’ Home, 219 W. Center St. Burial, of heart failure Canadian Ben Johnson, right. Is ahead of Carl Lewis of of 1:20:49 set by Mexico’s Ernesto For $700,000, Dallas Green got the in the afternoon has continued this with full military honors, will be in He equaled Smith’s old record bargain of the year. “My decision stands on its own Center. and ran the fastest 100 meters of his the U.S., winning the 100-meter event of the World Track Canto in the first World Champion­ year. He is batting .324 with 31 NEW HAVEN (AP) - A Connec­ For a $15 ticket, patrons nibbled merits,” O’Marra said. He said it is The Zoning Board of Appeals will East Cemetery. Calling hours are TUCSON, Arlz. (AP) — Oscar- ships in 1983. Canto was disquali­ Dawson leads the major leagues homers and 81 RBI in 7$ days tonight from 7 to 9 and Tuesday career. and Field Championships Sunday In Rome. with 43 home rans and 115 rans ticut fund-raiser for the defense of on crackers and cheese and sipped up to the ZBA to decide if the meet on Sept. 28, but it has not been winning actor Lee Marvin, $ Lewis was gunning for three fied Sunday. games, .238 with 12 homers and 34 Lt. Col. Oliver North took in about cocktails from a cash bar. For decision is correct. determined whether the Cle­ from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. gravel-voiced World War II Marine batted in. He has seven multi­ RBI in 43 road games at night. world titles here and now has the Jozef Pribilinec of Czechoslova­ homer games and is on a pace to $3,000 for the embattled Marine and souvenirs, guests could have their “But I would not have made it if I vengers’ appeal will be heard at who went on to star as the chance to redeem himself in the “I couldn’t believe in spring included a shredding party. thin air 19 years ago There, Johnson had to settle for kia was second in 1:21:07 and Jose become the second National Lea­ training that they didn’t want to invitations cut up by a paper thought it was an unresonable. that time. Ellasz Mazur consummate tough guy in films like long jump, his favorite event, and “I am in my best shape ever. I the bronze. Marin of Spain finished third in About 100 people gathered at the “The Man Who Shot Liberty guer in 22 years to hit 50 or more sign him,” Cubs pitcher Scott shredder. Eliasz Mazur, 78, of Torrington, the 400-meter relay. have run my fastest 100 and I have Here, his shot-gun start left Lewis' 1:21:24. Park Plaza Hotel in New Haven on During his testimony, North told Valance” and “The Dirty Dozen,’! homers. His manager thinks he Sanderson said. “He can pick up an Friday night to raise money for died Friday at Hartford Hospital. The loss in the 100 could motivate been Jumping well. I ran my best no chance. The American, a notor­ could be the league’s most valuable congressional panels that he died of heart failure Saturday. He Lewis to go for the world record in 100 today, I will try to get my best Seppo Raty of Finland scored an entire ballclub.” North, whose televised appearance He was the husband of Kataryzna was 63. iously slow starter, twice low er^ player. And five months ago, no one Last winter, the Cubs said they shredded many documents related Millions of households (Winiarz) Mazur and the father of the long jump. ever in the long Jump,” Lewis said. the meet mark in the preliminaries, upset victory in the men’s Javelin, during the Iran-Contra congres­ to the channeling of funds to the After fighting in the Pacific throwing 274-1 on his final attempt. wanted him. weren’t all that interested in sional hearings drew thousands of Mary Sasso of Manchester. “How does 9.03 in the 100 “He deserved to win today. He clocking 10.05 and 10.03 in Sunday’s "He’s been everything. I knew he Contras. during the war, Marvin fell into transpose to the long Jump? I hope had an unbelievably good race. But semifinals. Dawson. Other major leagues clubs telegrams supporting his efforts to The funeral was scheduled this acting by chance while working as a Viktor Yeveyukov of the Soviet was good, but I never realized be said the same, not Just about funnel money to the anti- Among the supporters who at­ will get AIDS booklet morning at the Driscoll Mortuary, the 9 stays there,” Lewis said. A he is not always unbeatable. But in the final, Lewis innme- Union was ae<»nd at 270-9 and Jan was this great,” Cubs Manager plumber’s assistant, with a small nine-meter long Jump would top Nobody is,” said Lewis, who won diately fell behind Johnson and was Dawson, but about Tim Raines, government forces in Nicaragua. tended the fund-raiser was Manuel 138 Migeon Ave., Torrington, fol­ role in “You’re In The Navy Now” Zelezny of Czechoslovakia, the Gene Michael said. “If we were Jack Morris, Bob Horner, Wch Periu of West Hartford, a Cuban Bob Beamon’s world - long-jump four gold medals at the 1984 never able to close the gap. world record holder with the new “This is a big, warm, thank-you WASHINGTON (AP) — Nearly 7 lowed by a mass at St. Mary’s in 1951. He established himself in winning this thing, he’d win it (most Gedman and Ron Guidry, the other to Col. Oliver North,” said state immigrant, who has pledged to E. Studds, D-Mass. CSiurch, Torrington. Burial will be record of 8.90, set in Mexico Ciuty’s Olympics in Los Angeles. “I feel I didn’t do what I needed to Javelin, was third at 269-8. valuable player).” million U.S. households from Con­ Public Health Service officials the 1950s and 1060s as a menacing premier free agents. Sen. Thomas Scott, R-Milford, who North an undetermined amount of necticut to California will soon in St. Francis New Cemetery. figure, ever brandishing a gun an(| sponsored the event with the the $7.2 million he and bis family said nearly 7 million copies have Memorial donations may be receive a detailed government been requested from lawmakers at a mean expression. Connecticut Federation of Young won recently in the Connecticut booklet on AIDS following a dispute made to the McCall Foundation. His best-known tough-guy roles Republicans. “We’re celebrating lottery. a cost of about $875,000. Torrington. between the Reagan administra­ Studds was the.first congressman were in "The Dirty Dozen,” "The Honeyghan sets sights on Starling Oliver North’s commitment to "We have to fight together to beat tion and Congress over whether the Man Who Shot Liberty Valance,” America.” to request the surgeon general’s Communism,” Periu said. pamphlets should be mass mailed. report for his entire district, and “The Big Red One,” “Donovan’s Reef,” and “Prime Cut.” His But most Americans still will not then led the protest when the ^ b lic Alton J. Munsle MARBELLA, Spain (AP) — Just after he S.C. He dismissed a freak August weekend get the 36-page report prepared by Health Service said it would limit television series "M Squad” ran for made boxing history with his explosive right Starling is the No. 1 contender in the rainstonn that forced a 24-hour postpone- Surgeon General C. Everett Koop other members to LOOOcopies each. Alton J. Munsie, 56, of 676 Keeney three years beginning In 1958. hand, British world welterweight champion current WBC and IBF ranking. ment of the fight as "bad luck.” Jet crashes into sea unless they request it. In June, Health and Human St., husband of Mary (Fogg) He won an Academy Award for Lloyd Honeyghan set his sights on a “I’ll fight Starling in the United States or Honeyghan’s battering of Hatcher, a The Reagan administration is Services Secretary Otis R. Bowen Munsie, died Saturday at Manches­ his dual role as a drunken gunflgh- unification bout with American champion anywhere else,” Honeyghan. 27, said. native of Foirt Worth, Texas, bettered his contemplating mailing facts on the changed the policy in the wake of ter Memorial Hospital. ter and his evil twin in "Cat Marlon Starling. Asked to comment on a recent statement record to 31-0 with 20 knockouts, and he is to avoid second plane deadly disease to all citizens, but pressure from Capitol Hill. He was horn in Manchester June Ballou,” a 1965 western parody Honeyghan needed only 40 seconds of a by Starling that Hatcher was an unworthy well on his way to holding his titles longer has said it does not want to use 21, 1931, and he had been a lifelong which also starred Jane Fonda, v schedule 12-round fight to knock out challenger, Honeyghan turned sullen. than any British world champion In history in Contlnied from page 1 sians, two Americans, two Japa­ Koop’s pamphlet because it is too Three congressional offices have resident. He was co-owner of Floral American Gene Hatcher before 6,000 wildly "He (Starling), like a lot of new title any weight class. nese and the others Europeans, lengthy and detailed. received their requests in recent Expressions. partisan fans in the Marbella bullring. holders, talks too miuqh. But talk means Known for bis intense aggression in the weeks, a total of 718,000 booklets, Bangkok. Narong said. The other two pas­ - Members of Congress, however, Before retiring in May, he was In Memoriam ’The knockout was the fastest ever in a nothing. We’ll see what he does when he gets ring and for his fanatic devotion to training, The Dragonair jet, which landed said Betty Hooper, spokeswoman employed as an engineering spe­ world title fight, eclipsing the mark of 52 in the ring.” sengers were children accompany­ can request copies of the report for In Loving memory of: Honeyghan need only defeat his next safely at the Phuket airport, ing adults, he said. each household in their districts, for the Centers for Disease Control cialist with the Metropolitan Dis­ seconds set by Sugar Ray Robinson in his Honeyghan said he didn’t know when his opponent to achieve that distinction. reported the crash to the control in Atlanta. trict Commission for 27 years. He Theodore L. Schultz Sr. who died middleweight defense against Jose Barosa next fight would be or the name of his It was the third fatal crash of a and mail it free to constituents with August 31,1983. "The first punch was one of the best I’ve tower, Narong said. Thai Airways Jet since April 1980. their congressional mailing privi- The remaining 6 million booklets was a veteran of the Korean War, Oh Aug. 28,1050. opponent, but Mickey Duff, his British ever thrown,” Honeyghan said. "That first Narong said the Thai Airways serving in the U.S. Air Force. Four years have passed and the ’The victory was Honeyghan’s third suc­ manager and the promoter of the fight with Eleven people were killed on ledges. The report costs the govern­ are being printed and will be pain and loneliness is easier for us punch could have knocked anyone out. I Just Flight TH366 was flying from the April IS, 1985, when a Boeing 737 ment 12.5 cent$ a copy to produce. delivered to congressional offices He was a member of the Church now. cessful defense of his World Boxing Council Hatcher, Indicate a Honeyghan-Starling let it all hang out in the first round, and it paid commercial town of Hat Yai, 155 smashed into a hill in the southern ’Twenty-four lawmakers from 13 within six weeks, she said. of the Nazarene and for many years and Internationa) Boxing Federation titles. fight could take place early next year in off. This was about the best shape I’ve ever miles east of Phuket. It was to pick was the Sunday school superintend­ You are loved and remembered by At a post-fight news conference the London or perhaps even Marbella. been in for a fight.” province of Phangnga. The Jet also states and the Virgin Islands, Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., us at all times. The children and I up passengers and continue on to was bound for Phuket, about 40 including three from Connecticut, ent. He was director of the Jamaica-born I^ndoner said he would go Duff said he was pleased with the local Honeyghan bMame the undisputed world Bangkok, he said. miles away. one of the first congressmen to children’s teen choir of the church, will always remember the love you wherever necessary to fight Starling. cooperation and results of the fight and said weltexwelght champion last September by A P p M e have asked for enough booklets so make the request following Studds, always brought to us. '' Tte plane was carrying 35 Thai On April 27,1080, a Thai Airways they can conduct district-wide a member of the senior choir and On Aug. 22 the 26-year-old Starling he would definitely promote one and possibly upsetting American Don Curry in Atlantic British World Woltorwelght Champion Lloyd Honayghan ahouta passengers uuJ 27 foreign pas­ is mailing the Koop report this week served on the church board. He was Love You stripped American Mark Breland of his two bouts next year in Martiella, i^ c b to Jet crashed Just north of the mailings, according to Steven C. to the 226,000 households in his aty , N. J. He gave up the WBA UUe Starling dallght to tha fans aftar hla flrat-round knockout viotory agalnat senger, .'-''•'••dlno about 30 Malay­ Bangkok airport. Schwadron, an aide to Rep. Gerry a member of the church building Your wife and children ' World Boxing Association world welter^ nourishes hopes of turning into the "Las now holds after refusing to f l|^ South eastern Connecticut district. committee for the propos^ new weight title by stopping him in Columbia,. V6gas of Europe.” African HaroM Volbrecht. Qana Hatohar In Marballa, Spain. ^ I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday A m . 31. 1987

•^MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday^ Aug. 81.1987 — IS SCOREBOARD Puckett’s encore performance even better Rid8ox7.lndlant3 By The Associated Press broke the team reco il set by Jesse Baseball SmlirgpIfNirN Barfield last season. ^11 leads Rad Sox 7, Indians 3 BOSTON CLIV kLA N O Kirby Puckett followed an out­ obrhM — rhbi AL Roundup Oakland’s Mark McGwire by one Boston defeated Cleveland as Burks cf JEREM Y RANCH, Utah (API — Final- standing performance with an 502 2 Butlercf 5 0 10 round soorse Sunday of the tnUBO for the league lead. Dwight Evans knocked in four runs Barrett 2b S 1 1 0 Hlnzo 2b 4 000 •f'X encore that was even better. AMriem LMgM itmtflngt Boggs 3b Showdown Classic Seniors teurnanMnl of and hit two homers, estaMishing a 4 12 0 CCstlloph 100 0 (he p a r » Jeremy Ranch course wMh Puckett, 4-for-5 with two homers Royate 11, White 8or7 D w E ^ 1b 5 2 3 4 Proncoss 4010 earned as Texas catcher <3eno career high. B ^ o rd h 50 1 0 carter 1b ♦ 22 1 on Saturday night, went 5for-6 with Petralli tied an 82year-old major- Kansas City got a three-run Evans, who now has 33 homers, Moelf /SSSh«'"S iSw, S4530D 7167-73-aiO w L Pel. GB 4 13 1 MHoll If 4 13 0 Bruce Cramplon, 836300 657269-411 four RBI and two more homers league record with six passed balls homer from Jamie Quiiit and a one more than he had in IBU and M ro lt 77 Benzngrit 0 0 0 0 Tablerdh 2011 51 .602 DHedsn rf Bobby NIchob, 815330 M65M=SlS Sunday as the Minnesota Twins on pitches from knuckleballer grand slam from Kevin Seitzer to 1984, had a solo homer in the fourth Teremo 77 S3 .992 1 4 12 0 Snyder rf 4 00 0 Gory Ptayor, SI5JB0 7 1 -7 2 7 ^ 5 Mtw York 73 SOeenss 4 0 0 0 Allansonc 4 0 10 A l moved back into first place in the Charlie Hough. . win a slugfest at Chicago. inning and a two-run shot in the 57 .963 5 M am noc Charbs Ceody, S1S3B0 657769-3IS &■ Mllwoukot 7( 60 .538 8 4 1 1 0 Noboa3b 4 0 11 Vlllo Moody, tISJBO 727271-4IS American League West with a 156 Lou Whitaker scored four of the Quirk’s fourth homer capped a 48 71S7 Tofob 381183 fifth. He added an RBI grounder In 62 67 A81 15W J. Rodrfauoi, SU330 751D-7B-31S victory over the Milwaukee runs and Doyle Alexander pitched a five-run sixth inning and Seitzer’s the ninth. m 71 .454 19 Beelen en tm a i _ x Den Moso|ngals, 80335 7571-75-416 Brewers. Clovotond X 81 .382 » V i John BroSe, 88325 796571-316 three-hitter as the ’Tigers stayed first career grand slam gave the Roger Clemens, 158, pitching on DtvWon dMOtald 888 nt SSsI^ In addition to tying Rennie Game WlnMno RBI — Rice (7). W. Zombrbkl, 88325 757570-316 one game ahead of Toronto in the Royals an 11-4 lead in the eighth. three days’ rest for the first time 9 L Pel. GB J.C Ooesto, D.KB 7571-73-317 MimMMta ,J^'"*«»;OJM !es. DP— Boston 1,deve-' Stennett’s major-league record for A L East. Seitzer hit reliever Scott Nielsen’s this season, allowed three runs on 49 63 .523 Butch Baird, 86325 727576-318 hits in consecutive games, Puckett Oakland 67 63 .515 1 •end L LOB— Boston 7, Cleveland 8. kL. Ken Still, 86389 784573-318 Hough, 1510, allowed only three first pitch into the center field 10 hito in six innings. Wes Gardner konooi Otv 65 65 .9(0 3 MHMI, Allonson. H R - Bob Brue, 86339 727273-318 also robbed Robin Yount of a grand bullpen after Jim Winn walked the Cottfomlo Rlce(1l),DwEvans2(33),Carter(28). hits in seven innings, but Petralli, pitched three hitless innings for his 65 66 .496 3% \ k v , Roloh Terry, 86325 727568-318 slam in the sixth inning when he who tied the A L record of five bases loaded. Soottla 61 69 .469 7 ^ IE H R ER BB SO Data Douglass, 8 ^ 7271-75-319 eighth save. Toms 61 69 .469 7 1 i ( BINy Casper, 84,790 727577-330 leaped above the center field fence passed balls in Hough’s last start, Richard Dotson, 1511, had a 2-1 Jim Rice and Evans had three Chleaoo 54 75 .419 13W Clemens W,148 6 10 3 3 1 8 . > 4 Robert Rawlins. 14,790 71-7574-330 to make a catch. lead and was working on a Gardner^ 3 0 0 0 1 2 m \ established a new league mark on hits each to pace Boston’s 12hit 1 Gomes : Ben sirMi, 84MM5 727277-331 " It ’s been quite a while since I ’ve Sunday. The major-league retard one-hitter when the Royals rallied w inw iv a. ivromo » IQ mningt Jim Cochran, 843D.25 727276-321 attack. Rice put the Red ^ x ahead M lfornlo t, talkmare 5 Ballw L,6-7 41-3 10 6 6 1 3 felt this good at the plate," Puckett of six passed balls was set Oct. 4, for five runs in the sixth. Danny in the second inning with a solo Gwdon 3 ^3 3 0 0 0 0 Roland Stafford, 84381 71-7575— 221 2*Yi*'*** ®o*ion Z lit ooma BobGoalby,833H 757500-322 said. " I feel great up there now. I’m 1902 by Harry Vickers of the Otvoland 1 Boston 1, 2nd oomc D^nes 1 2 1 0 0 1 Tartabull and Frank White singled homer, his 11th of the year. l i t r e s — Home, Reed; Rrst, Hlrsch- /Mike PstcMck, 83300 727574-322 lairing off the high pitches, laying Cincinnati Reds, In runs before (Juirk hit his fourth goHIo 7, Now York 1, lit oome BIHV /Maxwell, 833D0 727573-322 York 4, Stotno Z 2nd oom« b ^ ; Second, Ford; Third, Merrill. off the ones in the dirt and just going homer. T — 2:55. A— 17,189. Jerry Barber, 83,135 7571-76— 22) Blue Jays 13, A'e 3 AngBiB 6, Orioles 2 gasir/TSs?“” Jbnmy Powell, 83,125 77-7274-421 up looking for a good pitch to hit.” Mlnnosoto U Mll««aukee 3 Rota Both, 82325 7277-73-329 "H e had six hits in one game and George Bell hit two of Toronto’s Yankees 4, Mariners 1 Wally Joyner came closer to Al Kelley, 82325 757576-325 they were six hard hits," Twins , _ fondovt OotiMf Angela B,Oriolaa 2 . C*'-. Hap Rose, 82379 733573-336 five homers, including one of three Bill Gullickson, who hadn’t won be(K)ming the first A L player since Toronto 13, Oakland 3 Manager Tom Kelly said. “ That’s Now York 4, Sooltlc 1 Jim King, 82379 757574-436 by the Blue Jays In an eight-run since July 21, pitched seven shutout 1940 to have 100 RBI in his first two Dean Sheett 82379 757573-336 quite an accomplishment. There's •ojjpn 7, Clovolond 3 CALIFORNIA BALTIMORE 0 photo by (tarmen seventh inning that broke a 23 tie innings in his American League seasons when he hit a three-run CoUfomlo 6, Baltimore 2 Al Chandler, 83380 757760-327 not much more one person can do in ObrhM ObrhM Doug Dolzlel, 82380 727578-327 against Oakland, which fell out of debut as New York beat Seattle. homer to pace California past •towoi City 11, Oilcoao 7 Dumngdh 4 111 Dwyer dh 5 0 0 0 Don Johnson, 82300 827273-427 AP photo a game.” first in the West. Baltimore. Minnesota W, Milwaukee 6 Schoflldss 4 0 10 BRIpkn 2b 4 0 0 0 Gullickson, a(X|uired Wednesday ■Detroit 7, Texas 0 Women's Rec softball champions Gordon Jones, 83,0W 71-77-79—327 Puckett had an RBI single in the/ DeCncs 3b 3 0 10 CRIpkn ss 4 0 10 Doug Ford, 82JB0 77-77-73-327 Minnesota's Kirby Puckett swings at a pitch from The go-ahead run in the seventh from Cincinnati for Dennis Ras­ Joyner now has 27 homers and 96 ^ Mondays Oomes Hendrcklf 4 1 0 0 /Murray 1b 4 0 10 Quinten Gray, 81362J0 71-7579-220 first, his 20th homer in the third and came in on se(x>nd baseman Tony RBI and could be the first in the AL New York DWhIteef 3 10 0 Sheets rf 4 0 10 Milwaukee Brewer pitcher Juan Nieves during action mussen, took a three-hitter and a 1*5»I*Y 3 ^ , 7:30 p.m. Century 21/Lind8ey Real Estate won the Karen Reklaitis. Back row: Ron Avery, B. Johnston, 8136230 7577-77— 38 a two-run homer in the ninth. He Bernazard’s wild throw on a since Ted Williams in 1940 to have Roy 2b 4 12 1 Knight 3b 4 0 10 Joe Jimenez, 81363.90 , 727278-328 Sunday afternoon at County Stadium In Milwaukee. also had two doubles. 4-0 lead into the eighth. He gave up ifS2I!lL‘55 !^ V U B o lt i m o r e Joyner 1b 4 1 1 3 Kennedyc 3 12 0 Women’s Rec Softball League cham­ H. Johnson, 81363JD 757577-328 potential double play ball. Bell Harold Reynolds’ one-out double 100 RBI In his first two seasons. lFKmacN*i M ), 7:35 p.m. Armas rf 4 12 1 Cindy LaChapelle. Carol Hazekamp, MYoung It 4 12 0 Pot Roa, 81300 857575-329 Puckett went 6-for-6 on the afternoon with two home followed with a.,three-run homer, and Mickey Brantley’s RBI single < '^ • '1 W» »♦ Detroit ITonano Boonec 4 0 0 0 Hortef 4 0 12 pionship this summer. Team members Cheryl O'Donnell, Shari Holland, Marcia Jock Fleck, 81300 757575-329 Tigers 7, Rangers 0 Don Sutton, 210, won the 319th 1*d), 7:35 p.m. Totals 34 4 8 4 runs and four RBIs. The Twins won, 10-6. his 40th of the season. before Dave Righetti got the final Totals 34 2 9 3 (from left, front row): Felica Farr. Sue David COBdsll, 81300 757574-329 All of Detroit’s runs were un- game of his career. He gave up six CallfOmla (Candelorlo 7-5) at Toronto Qeorgiades, Robin Eldridge, Charlie Dick Peacock, 81,21190 757575-330 Bell’s 41st homer, in the eighth, five outs for his 2Sth save. hits in seven shutout innings. fWUORZ 7r35 p.Bi. Cottfernla 001 410 800-4 Rogers, Debbie Cormier. Denise Welch, Lindsey. C. Owens, 8131190 857574-310 , I S t * " CIJv (Jackson 7-15) at Chlcogo Balllmere 880 888 802— 8 Peter Oarrtall, 81,139 757575-231 (utLton • p.m. Game M/Innlng RBI — Armas (1). James Barber, 81305 757578-2B Only oomss sctMduled „ •TP— Baltimore 1. LOB— California 3, O. Schneltor, 81309 727763-312 ^ Toesdoys Oomes Boltimore 8.2B— Roy, Schofield, MYoung. A. Sllversfrone, 81305 727763-312 QPfclond ot New York, 7:30 p.m. H^^— Armas (2), Joyner (27), Downing Don Morgan, 81305 657573-213 George Seattle at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Lonnlng, 8606.25 77-7283-311 Oquendo ’squeezes’ a victory out for the Cards Oeyslond at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. . 'E H R ER BB SO National League reaulta Piratea7,AatroaO J. Whlltenln, 9(06.25 757565-231 CollfOmlo at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Oollfernia Mita5.8lantaS Bv Thft Aik«nrlni*H D(fm m . . . El Collins, 8606.25 (27275-21) By The Associated Press Cardinals five games ahead of Texas ot Ctiicaoo, t p.m. Sutton W,9-10 7 4 0 0 1 3 Pete Hesssmer, (606.25 757577-31) week in a trade for pitcher Bill son is 12for-S2 with 11 RBI as a Boston at Mhinesoki, 1:05 p.m. Padrea 6. Phllliea 1 HOUSTON PITTSBURGH Montreal and 5‘/4 in front of New Pirates 7, Astros 0 MIntOn 2 3 2 2 0 2 NEW YORK SAN PRAN Tommy Williams, 8606.29 766577— 2D Gullickson. He allowed four hits In pinch hitter this year. Mllwoukee at Konsos City. 0:35 p.m. Baltimore JbrhM ObrhM •AjrhM m-jrhM Whitey Herzog has used Jose NL Roundup York in the National League East. Doug Drabek pitched a three- EBell L,9-1) 4 4 6 4 2 2 GYoung cf 3 0 0 0 Cangels If 4 11 3 Jim Hatfield, 8905b 7580— 314 six innings and struck out seven. PHILA SAN DIEGO Hotcherrf Dykslra cf 5 13 0 RThpsn 3b 30 10 Luther (tadwtn, 8900 757840— 234 Oquendo at eight different positions Albert Hall started the game with hitter for his first major-league OConnor 5 2 0 0 0 4 obrhbl 4 0 0 0 BonMIf 0000 MogodnSb 3 111 Spllmnph 1000 With the three runs batted in Melt 5, Giants 3 EBell pitched to 2 batters In the 5lh. ObrhM Aoosto 0 0000 Und2b 4 12 0 Hawkins, 8900 7581-75-334 this season, and the St. Louis a single and Ken Oberkfell doubled shutout and John Cangelosi hit a Samuel 2b 4 0 10 M/ynnecf 4 2 2 2 Santana ss 0 000 Spol(r2b 100 0 Joy Hyon, 8900 857577-314 Nillofiil Lugusitandings Umpires— Home, Morrison; First, Doran 3b 4 0 10 VonSlykcf 4 0 3 0 KHrndz 1b 4 110 manager is still finding ways to Sunday. Dawson has 115 for the Gary Carter hit his 11th career MThmpcf 3 000 Gwynnrf 3 12 1 Cruz If 4000 MHchllSb 4030 Kel Nagle, 8800 7577-0-315 victories, and 44 have been come- to set up Perry’s lOth . three-run homer as Pittsburgh beat Tschldo; Second, Phillips; Third, Pa­ CJames If 4 0 0 0 Bonilla 3b 4 13 0 Strwbryrf 3 100 Aldrololf 4000 squeeze his talents. year, surpassing-his career high of lermo. T — 2:26. A— 23,384. CMortnzIf 4 0 0 0 Walling 1b 4 0 10 Coles rf 3 111 Tom Thorton, 8900 77657S-335 from-behind wins. “ I said, 'What’s going on?’” visiting Houston for its sixth grand slam to cap a five-run first Bast Dlylslon Schmdt3b 4 120 /Mockef McRyIdsIf 40 10 /MIdndorf 4 000 Gordon WOWsspuM, 8900 756275-216 113 set with Montreal in 1983. 0 0 0 0 Comlnit 3b 3 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 2 10 Carter c Oquendo’s suicide squeeze bunt Mathews said. "Then I woke upand straight victory. inning as New York defeated San W L Pel. OB Hayes 1b 4 0 10 Kruk 1b 4 00 0 CRenIds ss 4 114 COovIscf 3000 Denny Felton, 8500 757662-336 Leading 21. Jim Acker, 1-6, came In 79 day games this season, St. Louis 78 51 GWIIsonrf 3 0 10 Ortiz c 3 0 13 HJohsnss 3 0 30 Loftartsp 0000 scored Jack Clark with one out and started pitching.” Francisco at Candlestick Park. .60S 4 0 2 0 Santiago c 4 0 10 WInec 3 0 0 0 Pedriquss 4 1 1 0 Lonny NIeben, 8900 82-7877— 237 on to start the St. Louis ninth and Drabek, 7-10, retired 10 consecu­ Montreal 73 56 .566 ~5 Royala 11. White Sox 7 Daultonc 4 0 0 0 Brown 3b 4 2 3 1 Bckmn 2b 4010 Price p 0000 George Boyer, 8900 776260-239 the bases loaded in the bottom of the Dawson is hitting .324 with 31 Carter’s homer, his 18th of the New York Jeltz ss Knepperp 2 0 0 0 Drabekp 4 00 0 Aoullerop 3 000 YngMdph gave up doubles to Vince Coleman After that. Mathews allowed only tive batters at one point to win his 73 57 .563 5'/j 3 0 10 Tmpitn ss 3 0 0 0 Qilldrss p 0000 1000 Babe Hart, 8900 7761-65— 34) ninth as St. Louis rallied for three homers and 81 runs batted in. In 43 Ptillodslphla 67 63 .515 ll'/i KGross p 1000 McDwIlp 0000 WCtarklb 4 3 2 1 and Terry Fi ndleton as the Cardi­ two more hits over eight innings to fifth consecutive game as the season, marred the flrst home KANSAS CITY CHICAGO Ronnry 2b 3 1 1 0 Puhl rf 0 0 0 0 Keny Boird, 8900 826576-346 runs in the inningtobeat Atlanta 53 night games, he’s batting .238 with Oilcopo 65 64 .9M 13 ObrhM sbrhM Jackson p 0 0 0 0 Grant p 4 0 11 Totals Bronlyc 3 111 nals pulled within a run. After Clark keep St. Louis close. Pirates completed a three-game game in a Giants uniform by Plttsburok 59 71 Stone ph 380 3 0Totals 3(711 4 Uriboss 4 0 11 12 homers and 34 RBI. .454 19'/i Wilson ct 4 10 0 Redusif 4 13 2 10 10 Sunday, the Cardinals’ fifth walked. Paul Assenmacher re­ “ It looked like he was stili sweep and extended Houston’s right-hander Rick Reuschel, 27. « Division Bosley If 0 0 0 0 Monrlqss Tekulve p 0000 Rouscholp 0000 4 2 10 Ritchie p 888 80S 008-0 Krukowp straight victory. warming up,” Herzog said of losing streak to five games. The Rick Aguilera, 22. made only his W L Pel. OB LSmIth dh 4 3 0 0 Hairstndh 4 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 008 083 1 t»-7 20 10 lieved and Willie McGee doubled Expos 5, Dodgers 4 Son Francisco 69 63 .527 Seltzer 3b GGrossph 10 0 0 Mllnorcf 10 10 Warld Sirlta of Balf acam The (ximeback was necessary skid matches the Astros’ longest of second start after coming off the Houston 4 3 3 4 Caldern rf 4 0 0 0 Gome WInnIno RBI — CongelosI (2). home Pendleton to tie the score. Mathews' shaky start. "H e did real 65 65 .500 3'/i Brett 1b 5 13 0 Rskc 5 110 Totab 31 1 8 8 Totals 31695 31595 Totab 38 393 because starter Greg Mathews Pinch-hitter Wallace Johnson disabled list because of strained Cincinnati 64 67 E— Camlnitl, Pedrloue, CRevnolds, Bo­ Reliever Gene Garber, who was well the rest of the way.” the season and evened their record .489 5 TrtoMI rt 4 11 2 GWolkr 1b 3 12 0 nilla. OP— Houston Z LOB— Houston 5, AKRON, Ohio (AP) — Final scores and forgot when the game was supposed at 6265. Atlonto 56 73 .434 12 FWhlteTb 5 111 K Wilms cf 5 111 PhHqdNphio m 000 880-1 traded to Kansas City after the The Cardinals scored a run off drove in the tying and winning runs ligaments in his right elbow. He Los Angeles 56 74 Pltt^uroh 5. 2B-Llnd. HR— OangelosI tto prize money Sunday In the 8800300 Mtortd to start and began his warmup .431 12'/3 RoJons ss 0 0 0 0 Hill 3b 5 0 4 1 « tN*** on 118 08x— 4 (3). S— Ortiz. Series of (talf, ptoved on the 7,l35vard, game, walked pinch-hitter Tommy starter David Palmer in the sixth Drabek struck out seven and with a tw2 0 ut double in the ninth as allowed three runs on nine hits in 8 Son Diego „54 76 .415 14Yj Quirk c 4 12 4 Keedy 2b 4 110 g°"i».WInnlng RBI — Gwynn (5). Game WInnIno RBI — Mogadon (4). throws late. 2-3 innings. Soturdoy’s Oomes ^ _ IE H R ER BB SO DP— Now York 1. LOB— New York 5, par-70 Firestone Country Club course; Herr to load the bases and Oquendo on an RBI single by Ozzie Smith, walked two while pitching his first Montreal rallied for three runs in Pecoto ss 4 0 0 0 Bolnesph 10 0 0 Houston Curlb Sbange, 8144300 75464571— 275 St. Louis 4, Atlanta 2 Thurmn If lo ' J-OB-Phllo^^ 7, Son Francisco 7.2B-«Thompoon,WCtark, "B y the time I got loose the game but entered the ninth with only four major- league complete game. the inning for its' fifth straight Aguilera entered the ninth inning 4 11 0 Knepper L.7-14 51-3 8 6 5 1 1 Milner. 3B— Oykslro. HR— Carter (18), Fulton /Utam, 8L400 71-7567-70-270 bunted back to the mound as Clark Son Francisco 9, New York 1 Totals II 11 II Totals 39 7 15 4 Stone. Childress 13-331100 had already started,” Mathews hits. victory. with a 21 lead but yielded home andnnotl 4, Chicago 1 JS“ Wvnne. HR— Brown (9), Wynne (2) WCIark (27), Bronly (16). SB— AtaC O'GradV, 54300 65724965-379 broke for home. Garber fielded the Aoosto 1 0 0 0 0 1 HJohnson (27). S— Aguilera. Larry Nebon, 31016 65727048-380 said. “ 1 diiin’t have a chance to St. Louis got a break when Cubs 3, Reds 1 Trailing 52, the Expos loaded the runs to Will Clark, his 27th, and Bob PIttstwrgh I, Houston 2 ttansos City 080 105 140— 11 Pittsburgh bunt but could not make a play as Montreol 6, Los Angeles 5, 10 innings IP ------Fred Couples. 31066 75716570-3(0 relax.” Palmer became ill getting the final bases for the third time against Los Brenly. Roger McDowell got the Chicago aoo 000 312— 7 Orabek W.7-10 9 3 0 0 2 7 New York Bobby Mtadkins, 3)366 65757573-080 the Cardinals sent the Braves to Andre Dawson hit his 43rd home San Diego 3, Phllodelphlo 1 Game Winning RBI — FWhIfe (9). WP— Orabek. It cost, as Mathews yielded a Angeles starter Fernando Valenzu­ last out for his 21st save. FhItadMphIO Aguilera WA-2 82-3 9 3 3 1 4 Paul Aztagsr, 29300 89457569^-381 their fourth straight defeat. out in the eighth inning and run, a two-run shot, and drove in a Sundays Oomes E— FWhIte, HIM, Thurman. DP— Kansas Mike Hulbert, 25300 65754571-281 thre^run homer to Gerald Perry in ela, 11-12, on Reid Nichols' single, a Plttsiwrgh 7, Houston 0 K(^OSSL*12 4 ^3 5 4 2 2 6 McDwII 9,21 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 "H e (Garber) gave me a good Manager Chuck Tanner had to go to run with a single as Chicago beat City 3. LOB— Kansas City 7, Chicago II. Tom Kite, 21300 75734574-382 the first inning. ~ Chicago 3, Cincinnati 1 2B— Hairston. HR— Redus (9), Quirk (4), J^son n-3 2 2 2 1 2 am Wawclica pitch to handle — it was kind of a his bullpen. one-out walk to Vance Law and Padres 6, Phllilet 1 St. Louis 4, Atlanta 3 Tekulve i 1 0 0 0 1 Cuba 3, Rada I Reuschel L,27 1-3 5 5 5 1 0 Ben Crenshaw, 21300 72727167-30 “ It could have been too late,” host Cincinnati to spoil the pitching Seltzer (13). SB— Redus (42). SF— Krukow Greg Norman, 21300 704571-73-40 slow pitch — and I Just wanted to “ If I had to go out there for the Mike Fitzgerald’s bunt single. Montreal 5, Los Angeles 4 Tartobull, Redus. 1 1 0 0 0 0 61-3 3 0 0 2 4 Mathews said. debut of Dennis Rasmussen. It was Mark Grant pitched an eight- Son Diego A Phllodelphlo 1 Son DIoao Lefferts 11-3 0 0 0 0 0 RM Fshr, 21300 72896573-30 put it in fair territory,” said ninth I would have died.” Palmer Casey Candaele hit a sacrifice fly IP H RER BB SO CHICAGO CINCINNATI Price 1 1 0 the Reds’ eighth loss in their last hitter for his first major-league New York 5, Son Francisco 3 Kansas City Grant W >7 9 8 1 1 2 4 obrhbl 0 0 1 Rodger Dovb, 14300 75757I-85-3M But with the Cardinals, it’s Oquendo, who has played every said. off reliever Tim Crews and John­ ^ Monday's Oomes ObrhM n o i-— oreniv oy nguiiera. P a w Stewart, 1 4 A 7271-71-70-384 nine games. complete game and Chris Brown Black W.26 61-3 9 4 2 4 4 Dernier cf 4 110 TJonesIf 4 1 0 0 almost never too late. St. Louis Instead, his exit gave the Cardi­ son, batting for winning pitcher Jeff Atlanta (Dedmon 33) at Pittsburgh JnOavIs 1 23 2 1 1 1 1 Sndbrg 3b Umpires— Home, Montague; First, Scott Simpson, 14300 71-7571-73— 384 position except catcher this season. Rasmussen, 2 1 , was acquired and Marvell Wynne homered as (Dunne 6-5), 7:35 p.m. Expoa5,Dodgara4 3 110 Stilwll ss 3 0 10 Wever; Second, Rennert; Third, Dorllne. Ray Floyd, 14300 7271-7571— 384 Jeads the major leagues with 78 nals new life. Parrett, doubled scoring Law and QuIsnbrv 1 4 2 2 0 0 Dawson rf 4 12 3 EDovIscf 4 0 11 The victory kept the first-place from the New York Yankees last San Diego defeated visiting , . 2 1 ^ .JlNtoyer 10-11) at Houston Chicago Davett If Dan PoM, M,900 7367-71-74-384 pinch-runner Pascual Perez. John-John­ Philadelphia. 3 0 0 0 ONelllrf 1000 Lorry Mize, 14300 67-757573-384 Philadelphia. (Deshales 10-5), 8:35 p.m. Dotson L.1211 5 1-3 7 6 5 3 3 MONTREAL LOS ANGELS Polmelr If 10 0 0 Collins If Onclnnotl (Power 103) at St. Louis Winn 200 0 Scott Hoch, 14300 7571-7573-384 1 23 3 4 4 3 2 ObrhM ObrhM LSmIth p 0000 Bell 3b 4 0 10 Joy Hoas, W300 72664566-385 (Tudor 4-2), 8:35 p.m. Nielsen 2 1 1 1 0 0 Raines If 3 13 1 Sax3b 4 12 0 /Morlnd3b 4 0 10 Y < ^ (Darling 113) at San Diego BDIazc 4 00 0 Keith Ctaorwaler, WJIOO 757571-70-285 M/Inn pitched to 3 batters In the 8th. Webster rf 4 0 0 0 Stubbs rf 4 0 0 0 Trillo 1b 4 0 10 Esaskv1b 4 0 3 0 (Show 5-16), 10:05 p.m. WP— Winn. Nichols cf 5 13 1 (Suerrer lb Sundbrge D > . Welbrino, WJDO 65764573-385 Miller breathes sigh of relief after ‘Sword’ wins Hopeful 3 111 4 000 DCncpc2b •Rowley 143)ot Los Angeles Galarrg 1b 3 0 0 0 Golf Mark McCumber, 8466 75744574— 386 Umpires— Home, Clark; 'First, 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 1 2 0 Quinons ss 4 0 0 0 Parker ph 10 0 0 Dovb Love III, 8466 65724665^ (Welch 113), 10:35 p.m. McClelland; Second, Young; Third, Shu- Low 3b 4 11 0 TLndrm If 4 111 Lynch p 2000 Rasmsnp BBvy The AssociatedA>«n<-ln*M4 PressDr». ^___ i ______. Montreal (Mortlnez 7-2) at San Fran­ Rtzoerld c Garner 3b 100 0 Kenny Knox, 8466 657271-75-486 Bill E. Shears returned 82.80 and 83, ridden by Angel Cordero Jr., richest pots ever won by a New lock. T — 3:33. A— 21,319. 4 0 10 4 00 0 DIPInop 0000 Lrkinph 0000 Robert Wrenn, 7,100 72727570— 287 Grade II Longfellow Handicap for cisco (Dravecky 73), 10:35 p.m. Perez pr 0 10 0 Sdoscloc 3 02 2 Muphryph 10 0 0 FWIIIms p 82.40, while Success Express, rid­ outlasted entrymate Clabber Girl York-bred thoroughbred. Reedc 0000 Johnny Miller, 7,900 75727573-387 2year-olds and up at Monmouth 0 0 0 0 Shiptevss 3 0 10 Holes p 0000 RMrphyp 0000 a Dick PaterniMtro aced the I4S- Dove Barr, 7,900 72757574-iv ’Trainer Mack Miller agonized all R m CS RO ttlldaD den by Jacinto Vasquez, paid 83. to win the 8117,000 John A. Morris Miami Slick, 84, and Brak Par, Atlanta ot^?kS)r*?7!Mp.m. TwInalO.RreweraR Candael2b 3 111 H ^ p h 1000 DAAortnz It 0000 day whether to run Crusader SwnrH “ Park. Craig Peiret, riding his third Chlcogo at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Dnlelsph 10 10 yard 8th hole aaliiK a seven iron. Mark takovecchl, 7,900 75757573— 307 “ He’s got that one kick and I don’t Handicap by a nose. I ’m Sweets Foley ss 3 0 0 0 Valenzia p 3 00 0 Brwnngpr 0 0 0 0 88.60, won the 850,000 split divisions winner of the day, guided Owens Cincinnati at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m Engle ph 10 0 0 Witnesses were Jim Gracie, Fred Jumbo Onikl, 7400 71-757271— 288 on the sloppy track, and when the want to change his style,” winning MINNESOTA MILWAUKEE Crews p 0 0 0 0 Humep 0000 J.C Snead, 7400 75727270-388 placed third in the field of fillies and of the Florida Stallion Stakes, a New York ot Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. Porrettp 0 0 0 0 MHtchrph 100 0 Totab 3(363 Totab Sweetman, and Jeff Eden. race went off he wanted to hide his Jockey Randy Romero said. “ I Troupe through the iw miles over a Philadelphia at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. ObrhM Ob r h M 31 1 6 1 Mike Harwood, 6990 71-71-7571— 389 mares 3-years-old and up. six-furlong sprint for 2-year-olds. Newmndh 5 12 1 Moltordh WJhnsn ph 10 12 face. The Virginia-bred son of fast track in 1:50. Montreal ot Son Francisco, 10:35 p.m 4 12 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Chicago (taneSauers. 6 M 71-757570-389 didn’t know he’d be that far back. The 2year-old daughter of Codex Miami Slick took the first division Gagne ss 6 3 2 0 Yount cf 3 0 0 1 Jim Thorpe, 6400 72757273-390 The Paul Mellon-owned colt got Damascus-Copemica left the gates At Del Mar, 1986 Kentucky Derby Puckett ct 6 4 6 4 Heaton p 2 0 0 0 Clndnncrtl .an . . won . aai888 =1 Country Club He made that run on the turn and I rushed to the lead at the start, in 1; 1125, while Brak Par won with Broggs rf 4 0 3 1 Brooks ph 10 10 (taorge Burns, 6700 71-727573— 291 off to a slow start, but charged late winner Ferdinand, 85, worked his Goettl3b 5 2 2 0 /Mannngrf 10 0 0 (tame M/Innlng RBI — Dawson (14). Corey Povln, 6400 71-727574— 392 last and didn’t move up until the really wasn’t asking him to do that maintained a clear advantage of up a time of 1:13 1-S. Brnnsky If 3 0 0 0 Wlnghmcf 1000 E ^ '!£ ' LO8-<3''co0 ? & C I ^ I ^ _.E*ST 15 — A — Dave Malick 57-553, and held off Bill E. Shears for a final turn. He passed Success way to the front early and held on American League reaulta Deer If 4 0 0 0 Totab 36 511 5Totab Dick Smith 61-7-54, Bob Jones 62554, L m y Wodkins, 6900 767571-75— 292 much and I said, ‘Wow.’ He did it to seven lengths while setting slow In California, long-shot Lizzy Hrbek 1b 3 0 0 1 Brock 1b 5 12 0 3(494 *§— 88avls, Trillo, Atoreland, Bell. Fred Wadsworth, 6400 7167-7363-392 one-length victory in Saturday’s Express in midstretch and out- for a tW2length vi/S Angel Cordero Jr. rode Talakeno, Stakes by two lengths ov^r Tomor­ Fernndz ss 5 110 Game Winning RBI — Larkin (4). Montreal FWIIIIoms 1 23 1 0 0 Futurity at The Downs at Santa Fe. Sheer Ice, 811.60, moved up from Lompp 0 0 00 GBell If 5 2 3 4 Heaton 7 9 BUFORD, (ta. (AP) — Scores and know whether the horse will like furlongs in I ; 18 25, was the favorite a 7-year-old son of Vaguely Noble, E— Riles, Gagne. DP— Minnesota 1, RMurphy 1-3 0 0 0 SWEEPS — A Gross — Dave Malick earnings Sunday In the (Inal round of the row’s (%ild. The daughter of Zonin, On Saturday, Owens IVoupe, fourth place in the stretch drive and LonsfTd 1b 4 12 1 Whitt c 5 2 2 1 Porrett W.5-S 1 0 Hume 1 i 0 0 0 0 72. Net — Dave Kaye 74-271, Tim mud at all. But when it scratched and paid $4.60. $2.60 and 82.20 for his over the 1 1-I2mile soft grass Gallego2b 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee 1. LOB— Minnesota 12, Milwau­ Burke S,12 S290JXio Wortd Chompleoshlp of women's owned by television producer 83.60, took the lead at the top of the captured the 853,900 Bum’s Return Barfield cf 5 3 3 1 kee 9. 3B— Lombardozzl, Sveum, Gaetti, 1 0 Holes pitched to 1 bolter In Ihe 8lh. McNamara 77-571. B Gross — Lorry down to five horses, that made the third straight victory in four career course in 1:49 2-5. ReJcfcsn rf 10 11 McGrffdh 3 0 0 0 Les Angeles Carrlnger 75. Net — Pot Mlstretta golf on theOji^yard, nor3536— 73Pine bie David S. Milch of Santa Monica, stretch enroute to a three-length Handicap at Calder by three- Murphy rf 1000 Puckett 2. HR— Puckett 2 (21), Schroeder Resort golf course (odsnotos amateur); decision for me.” starts. Relderdh 2 0 10 (10). SB— Gaetti (7), Davidson (8), Valenzia L,11-13 81-3 10 77-968, Marsh Warren 7211-68, Don In races Sunday, Coup De Fusil, C^alif., earned 8186.840. one of the victory over Hi Ideal in the 8113,250 McGwrph 10 0 0 Mullnks3b 3 0 2 2 Crews 23 1 Anderson 821269. C Gross — Bob Avoko Ok^omoto, 881400 75657271-382 quarters of a length over Mar Mar. MDavIsdh 4 0 0 0 Braggs (10), Molltor (31). S— JChstlllo. Baatball’a top ton Betsy King, 84)400 71-757348-30 Gruber 3b 2 12 1 SF— Yount, Hrbek. BK— Heaton. Maher 83. Net — Jim O'Rourke 822569, Phillips 3b 4 0 2 0 Upshaw 1b 3 10 0 Umpires— Home, Davidson; First, Gerry Thibodeau 851570, Al Ober I Geddss,, S98,900f------7271-67-73-384 Sfeinbchc 3 0 10 Colleen Mfolker, 8V400 73457575-386 IP H R ER BB Bonin; Second, Tata; Third, Pallone. AMERICAN LEAGUE 851570. D Gross — Bill Johnson 93. Net (iriffin ss 3 11 0 T — 3:02. A— 27,3(0. Basoden397dfBab. — Tom Ackerman 952571. Potty Sheehan, 815400 77-756571-3(7 SHendsnIf Minnmoto Chris Johnson, 610,900 75716573-388 0 0 0 0 viola _ _ O AB R H PCf. TeloN 32 I 9 3 Totals 43 13 17 13 31-3 7 3 3 2 SENIORS CHAMPIONSHIP — Gross Louro Davies, 86900 72727270-389 Berenouer 21-3 3 3 2 1 Cardlnala4,Rravea3 Boggs Bsn 127 483 99 177 J U Seltzer KC 129 513 87 172 .3)5 — (Co-chamMons, 36 holes) — Bill Cindy Rorlcfc, 86400 71-757271-491 Oakland Atherton W,24 1 1-3 1 0 0 2 Slogan 152, Frank Klernan 152. Net — Laurie RInker, 86400 71-7271-77-391 013 000 000— 3 Reardon S,g DwEvons Bsn 123 445 91 146 .328 SCOREBOARD 2 0 0 0 1 ------080 100 82x— 13 ATLANTA STLOUIS Puckett Min 127 509 82 167 .328 Rick Marshall 136, Poul W hib 137. Pot Bradley, 85400 75757274-393 Gome Winning RBI — None. Milwaukee obrhbl 5 K ov Cockerlll 85657576-393 Nieves 4 23 10 5 5 3 ObrhM Mattingly NY 110 437 76 143 .327 MCC LADIES — A (taoss — Myl'^en Jody Rosenthal, 84,900 75754575-300 E— Phillips, Bernazord. DP— Oakland 1. Hallcf 4 110 Coleman If 4 2 10 Trammll Det 118 470 84 152 .323 titterton 45. M t — Undo Maher 4511-37, LOB— Oakland 4, Toronto 9. 2B — Crim L,5-6 21-3 3 3 3 4 Oberkfl 3b 4 13 0 Indianapolis 17, Houston 6 s t ^ pitcher, fremLoulsvtiieor Plesac 2 2 2 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 0 2 1 FOrnndzTor , 124 491 76 158 .322 Edna HlllnskI 47-539. B Gross — Denise Ntw York Jtts 30, New York Giants 23 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS ReJackson, Phillips, Grlftln, Steinbach, GPerry lb 4 113 Pndltn3b 4 111 ToMerCle 125 486 64 156 321 Klernan 46. Net— Mary In Eden 521539. RUSHING— L.A. Raiders, Mueller 9-66, the American Assoctotlon. Whitt, GBeil. 3B-Mulllnlks. HR- CrlmMil K"W((Wpftched to IW 3 MIIIVI9botters InIM thelltC DIM.8th. DMrphy rf Dtnvtr 24, Lot /kngtlts Roms 20 HBP— Lombardozzl by Nieves. PB— 3 0 0 0 JCIark 1b 3 110 Franco Cte 106 413 72 131 317 Jujl9 McAuley 521239, Rosanna OeNI- FootbaD ftindov*! OanMA ' Alim 13-g, Hawkins 3-19, Smith 6-16, Hllger Big Teams On Campus _SAN DIEGO PADRES-Trodsd Storm BarfMd (27), GBell 2 (41), Whitt (11), GRenIck If 3 0 0 0 MeOeef 3 0 11 Yount Mil 124 SQ5 77 158 313 eolo 5215W. C Gross— LI I Donovan 53. Los Anodes Roldtrs 34, Dallas 10 1-7, Wilson 1-4, Horton 1-2. (lallas,Blount Transactions Davis, pitcher, ta Ihe Oakland Alhtollcs tor LIrlano (1). SF— Bernazord. SetiroAdAF Virgil c 4 0 00 1663, Lavette 1F5Z Smith 24, Fowler two Plovers to be named lotor. Umpires— Home, Barnett; Rrst, Kosc; LJohnsn rf 3 000 N e ^ Betty Lou Nordeen 57-17-40, Dot Mtndov't Oomt Colage footbaN’s top 10 Blauserss 3 0 10 Lndmnph 0000 GBell, Toronto, 41; Mc(}wtre, Oakland, Horbog 5518-40, Phyllis Holmes 5517- St. Louis at Chicago, ■ p.m. 1-4, Pelluer 1-3. IP H R ER BB SO Second, Roe; Third, /Meriwether. Hubbrd 2b 3000 Herrph PASSING— L.A. Raiders, Wilson 5A1- T— 3:37. A— 22,417. 0 00 0 40,;^Di^vans, Boston, 33; Hrbek, Minne­ 41, Nancy Bennett 5517-41. D (taoss — Hockey Prnnton football itandlngt Thursday, Sept. 3 1 Winning Pet. BMEBALL Oakland Palmer'p 3 000 Dauend2b 3 0 0 1 sota, 32; Snyder, Oeveland, 30; Poglla- Smith 58. Net — Lee Whitesell Detroit at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. 87, Hllger 3-13-1-49, Beuerlein 1-3A8. D a ll^ (1937-86) Rllo L,27 6 10 Ackerp 0 0 0 0 TPenac 3000 rulo. New York, 29; Carter, Cleveland, 28; 5r>2lV39. D.White 9-343-100, Pelluer M I-2S : CALIFORNIA a n g e l ' s —Acquired Lelper AMEKICAN CONFEKENCE Minnesota at Denver 8 p.m. 1 3 Tlgera7,RangaraO Asnmchrp 0 0 0 0 /Mathews p 2 0 10 (taetti, Minnesota, 28; Murray, Baltimore, F l l ^ , Sept. 4 Sweeney 1-20-12. Oklahoma .778 Johnny Ray, IntleMer, from the Pitts­ Lamp 1 4 Garberp 0 0 0 0 Morris ph 100 0 28. RECEIVING— L A . Raiders, Fernondez b u rg Pirates tor Bill MerrlfleM, W L T Fct. F F FA Ntw Orleans of Onclnnotl, 7:35 p.m. DALLA S . COwK Y g j t a l i i d Oonny Terenlo Horton p 0000 Buffalo at Miami, 8 p.m. FS6, A l ^ 2 » , Lolton VXZ Williams 1-», bmelder, and a plover to be named later. Clancy W,1210 8 9 TEXAS M wlevp Tallwood Canada Cup plctura Indlonopollt 2 1 0 .667 53 63 Junkin 1-9, Mueller 1-A Dallas, Burbage230, Penn State .752 NowKin, defensive tocktaTtoraur one-year DETROIT 00 00 lycta & ro n s, Boston, N.Y. J«l* 2 1 0 .667 57 45 Ntw England vs. Atlanta at Jackson- Optioned /Mark McLemore, secOnd base- controcTt. Henke 1 0 Obrhbl ObrhM Totab 31 3 6 3 Tbtdb 3047 4 109; (taetti, Minnesota, 96; Joyner, Califor­ vlllt, Fla., 8 p.m. jAvtata 2 g , tanks M6, Fowler 24, man,. to Palm Springs of the California rviv aniwtvw iw ^ Afuiivrs m me /m. Fletchr ss 4 0 0 0 Whitakr 2b nia, 96; Canseco, (hridond, 95; LOW GROSS-LOW NET BEST NINE Buffalo 1 2 0 .311 35 56 Barksdale 1-37, Chandler 1-15, Renfro 1-9, Ohio State .741 Lsopus 2 4 10 — A — Stan Domlan 29, Jim Bldwell 30, By The/ Miami 1 2 0 .33) 66 44 Son Frandsco at Seattle, 8 p.m. Umpires— Home, Cousins; First, 0/Mally3b 4 0 2 0 AAadIckdh 2 110 am— a Mc(>wlre, Oakland, 95; Sierra, Texas, 94; W New York Jets at Son Diego, 10 p.m. CosMe 1-8. CHICAGO WHITE SOX— Waived Nell Hendry; Second, Johnson; Third, Evons. Sierra rf Ed Stone 32. Net— Ted Blasko 27, Norm L T FIs G P G A Now England 1 2 0 .33) 68 65 Alabama Ring, fullbockv-x 4 0 0 0 DaEvns 1b 3 0 0 1 SttfUb 008 on 003— 4 tarter, Cleveland, 85; Trammell, Detroit, ConcKta 1 0 1 3 8 5 taniral SflIUNkRf# SRpte S MISSED FIELD (KMLS-None. .738 Allen, pitcher, for the purpoee of givinghim OBrIen 1b 3 0 0 0 TrammI ss 2 113 One out when winning run scored, Dalgnaylt 28, Tom Johnson is, Ray St. Sweden 1 0 0 2 5 Chicago at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. Ms unconditional release. Activated Bob T— 3:04. A-38,211. Incvglla If (tame Winning RBI — Oquendo (4). tauls 28, Ed McLaughlin 29, Tom Juknis 3 andnnotl 2 1 0 .667 68 73 Notre Dame ______i — 3 0 0 0 Nokesc 4 000 Ettchlag (18 Dedsleas) United Stotts 1 0 0 2 4 1 Otvoland 2 1 0 A67 64 43 Oeveland vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 8 .722 James, Mtcher,from the ISdoydlsabledllsI. Porrshdh 3 0 10 Lemon cf 4 0 10 DP-;Atlqnto2,StLouls1. LOB— Attanta3, tbnnemon, Detroit, 9-1, .900; Cerutti, 29, S19V4 schacknw 29, Art St. Louis 29. Cz.ee h 0 p.m. McDwelcf S 1ova Houston 1 2 0 J31 42 63 3 0 0 0 Shertdnrf 3000 ai-oMs 5. 2fr-erkfell Z Coleman, Toronto, 103, .789; John, New York, 124, S - T S"'*!® *1' I??""® Horeld 33. kla 0 0 1 1 4 4 Pmsburgh 0 3 0 .on 59 104 Tampa Bay at Indianapolis, 8:30 p.m. Tonnoun 23. Iowa 22 Michigan .719 CLEVELAND INDIANS— tailed up Ed- D — . 2 — — . Petrolll c 3 0 0 0 Grubb If 4 00 0 Pendleton, Mc(tae. HR— GPerry (10). .790; Key, Toronto, 154, .714; Musselnwn, 'N e t--B U I Nealon 24, Paul Cosman 27, Soviet Union Houston at Dallas, 9 p.m. die M/lllloms, third baseman, ffom D O X i n Q Yankeaa4.Marinera1 M/llkrsn 2b 0 1 0 0 3 5 3 0 0 0 Brokns 3b 4 100 Toronto, 104, .714; Williams, Texas,73,.700; 2®" Wonnlk 37, Don Rnlond 0 2 0 0 2 Dtnvtr 3 1 0 .790 102 90 Washington at Los Angeles Rams, 9 Texas .718 Buffalo of the Amertcon Association. 9 Totab « 0 3 8 Totab M744 IP H Sobertwoen, Kansas City, 157, .696; Sanders 28, Lou (tanovesi 28. C — Fran > I p.m. tawo 1 7 9 s -a i Sent Doug Frobel, outfielder, outright to a B B a B a B B Atlanta L u c « 36, Bob Reever 39. Net — Kansas Ctty 3 1 0 .790 86 67 Teimeseee 8 14 8 9 -a i SEATTLE NEW YORK Guetbrmon, Seattle, 94, .692; Hudson, L.A. Roldsrs 1 2 0 .3)3 91 99 New York (slants at Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. Buffalo. ObrhM dE Tejob 000 880 8BO—a Palmer 8 4 NewYork,94,.692. Jonothan Atams 24, Nick Nicholas 36, lowo— FG Houghtlln 42 Southern Cal .6927 uDETROIT e in u ii IlucKs— TIGERS-Nomed TComea muck Chuck mj—«------■ -krbM Acker L,1-6 1-3 2 Stan Jw vis 27, Frank Schultz 28, Henry Sweden 5, Sovtat Union 3 SonDtago 1 2 0 .31) 53 40 Tenn— W.Hovrard 1 run (Reich kick) BrontMcf 402 1 Wshgtnet 4 12 0 D8irott in 888 M K -? Stottta 1 2 0 .31) 73 61 Stone manager of the Tigers' entryln Ihe WifROnO IIB im P B r ^ y lf 4 0 10 (Some Wnniiw RBI — Trammell (12). Assnmehr 0 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE Darna 28, Dick VlzOrd 28.. Tenn— D.MIIIer 96 return of Intercepted Tennessee .6925 extended spring training league In Florida Rndiph 3b 400 0 Garber 8aadpy*s Oemo NATIONAL CONFERENCE pttdwut (Reich kick) ADovIs 1b 3000 Mtngly lb 4 12 0 *• 38— Whitaker, 0 0 Basedenl97afBab. Raldoro 34, Cowboys 10 OMalley. HR— Trammell (21). SB— StLeuls TW O 66AN B E S T B A L L — Lew Oress Canada 4, Finland 1 Sm I lowo— Harmon 73 pass from Hartlleb KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Flooed Jim Phelpedh» »------2000 Winfield rf 10 11 ^ O AB R H Pel. — Ed Ston5Nlck Pahoulls 66, jim N.Y. Giants 2 1 0 .667 66 57 Arizona State .678 EASTON, Pa. (AP) — Donovan IW9OT pfi 1000 PEIrulo3b Sheridan (15), Whitaker (11). S— Modlock. AAothews 8 5 (iwynnSD 127 488 103 180 389 (Houghtlln kick) Elsanrelch, deslgnatad httter, on the 12day 4 110 Horton 23 1 Bldwell-Stan Domlan 67, John tarev- WasMngton 2 1 0 .667 66 34 LA.IIaldert 8 7 621—M lowo— FG Houghtlln 27 VWigElIf ------;, 92%mmirE* , iPeAf (swSvmv Presley 3b 4 0 10 Posoualf 4 13 1 Raines/Mon 106 410 •( 137 3M John Mulcohy 69. Low Net — Norm St. Louis 1 1 0 j n 44 92 Cessfeoys 8 1 8 F - w disabled list, tailed up Gory Thurman, stopped JuOn Quintona, 331, Holyeke, Dowley W,5-7 1-3 0 MThmpsnPhI 118 434 78 141 .325 lowo— Harmon X run (pass tolled) outfielder, from Omaha of Ihe Ameri­ KlngetYrf 3 0 00 Easier dh 3 020 Texae ** RERBBSO Dalgnault-Fran Lucas 61 Mike Ould5 Dallas 1 2 0 .33) 21 66 Seceod Quarter Tenn— FG Reich 45 Mass., :51, 2nd round, heavies; Mark M am mph 1000 Kittle ph 1000 (wenmocnerpiTcneaTO I ooTterintneyth, (taerreroLA 121 442 73 143 324 Dave Sink 62, Nick Nlchota5Harold can Association. Hough L,14-10 7 3 7 0 6 6 Gorber pitched to 2 batters In theOtti. Fhlladtiphia LAR— Allen 1 run (Bohr kick), ;0S lo w o -F G Houghtlln 42 MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Holmes, M2, Easton, Po„ evtoataled Voile c 3000 Ceronec 300 1 Galarraga Grleslng 64, Tom Malln-Tom Juknis 64, R5SSfsaffiS5w:!i,,?g^^ "» 1 2 0 233 32 61 Dal— FG Trout 28,14:34 Te n n -F G Reich g Jerome Kellv, MO'A, Akreiv Ohio, H, Oulnonose 3000 AAechmss 3 0 0 0 Henry ) 1 O 0 0 0 /Mon 115 433 98 138 .319 John Carey-John Mulcahv 64, Gerald Third Quarter Extended the contrad of Tom Trsbel- Itahts; Angel Cruz, Mlta, Belhtaliem, Reynlds 2b 3 110 Dvfrofi UmMres— Home, Davis; Rrst, RIppley; Hofeher Htn 117 474 85 149 314 Tenit-FG Reich » horn, manogsr, through the INSssuran. ^ohOMMei Mehoe baas4. S e c ^ , Stello; Third, (Sragg. Btanchard-Steve Schackner 64, Ed Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 60 17 LAR— FG Bohr 46, 7:39 A-54A81. ravli IfWiWwIOOUe8 T o M i 31 1 S 1Telois 31 410 3 Alexondr W,30 9 3 0 0 0 6 WollachAAon 121 479 79 147 309 McLaughlln-Don Wennik 64, Terry Tampa Bov 2 1 0 .667 76 68 L A R -F G Bohr g , 14:18. New York, :(B, NNh round, wsWerk o « •’7 Hough. WP— Hough. T-2:21. A-39,370. EDovbCIn 116 427 110 131 307 Mean5Tom Johnson 64, Roy St. Loul5 Detroit 1 2 0 .333 92 69 NEW YORK YANKEES-Recoltod Fete EU GENE. Ore. (A P ) — Leon Spinka, E8— P«Jrom 6. Umpires— Home, Brink- Sof^wra Chi 102 407 68 125 307 No games scheduled tawo RIson, pitcher, from Columbus of the SooIHe 888 888 n o -1 Horold Gagnon 65. Minnesota 1 2 0 .333 81 74 LAR— AAueller 40 run (Bohr kick), 1:g Rrst downs 18 311, W. L ^ , drew eMi Jkn ANiord, 314, New York 888 381 N r- 4 man, Rrst, Reilly; Second, Joyce; Third, PndttnStL IP _474 79 144 304 wsaassaaf*s 0ams$ 17 Interaarional League. Opttoned Randy Sundaya Iwina nina NINE HOLE EVENT— Grou— Stanb Green Bov 0 3 0 .000 34 81 LAR— WasMngton 11 tumble return Rushes-yords 3295 47-177 Vetarde, shortstop, to Prince William of the Eugene,■kf Ore., W, heovtae; — s—*—-A Joe Htap, AT— — Gome WInnIno RBI — Posoua (4). . Sweden V6 Csscheslovakla at Regina vWW (Bohr kick), 6:34 TUHiiTiar vfuan*4 ovipwiiyiuQ vivyv cor® Dawson, Chleaoo,*'"^; D/Murphy, Domlan 36, Gordon Beebe 40, Joe Soskotchewon, 3 p.m. Passing 2(0 151 orollna League.^ tew A^^ammE A ----- ® — C Reynolds Z OP— Seattle Z New Wekllnd40, Bob Chambers 40. Net— Sal L.A. Rams 3 1 0 .790 94 86 LAR Adorns 75 punt return (Bohr Return Yards 14 110 foz/aanNwio# woao • 9 iioowioa* York 1. LOB— Seattle 5, New York 7. BvIheAssedatad Press Atlanta, 36; EDavb,Clndnnall,33; JCIark, Soviet Union vs. nntand at Holitax, S a n F r a n . kick), 8:00 LOS ANGELES (A P )— Atumeh Netaen, AfiMrtcpa Lao0M SL Louis, 34; HJohnson, New York, 32; Russo 31, Tom Brody 33, Roger Lent5 Novo Sootta, 5 p.m. Comp-Att-Int 22440 11-221 A T L A N T A BRAVES^^^Traded Gene 2B— PBradley, Posoua, Reynolds. S— cha 34, Bob Gould 34. dsco 3 1 0 .790 82 39 Dal— G.WhIte 6 run (Zendelos kick), Punts 5-41 S47 Garber, pitcher, to the Kwieqs Ctty Royolsor isnono# oufPOTiiwo iwrooa vioaBonoA Winfield. SP— Cerane, Winfield. Barfleld(27),Bell2(41),Urlano(l),Whltt StroybMTV, New York, 31; Suimldl, Canada vs. United States at Homitton, New Orleans 2 1 0 .667 67 61 13:40 Mexico, 13, to retain Ms WBC fsolher- (11), Blue Joys; Rice (ID , Evans 2 (33), Red Phllodetohta,g;WCt^^F9aiSi^ Ontario, 8 p.m. Fumbles-Lost 22 1-1 o ployer to be nomed taler. Radio, TV LOW OROS2LOW N E T — Gross (18 Atlanta 1 2 0 .333 32 90 A— 46261. Penottles-Yords 440 540 HOUSTON ASTROS-Oplloned Reckv wslght tttte; Oscar Belkies, /Mexteo, IP N R ER BB SO Sox; (tarter (28), Indians; Armos(2), Joyner Hwndev’s Oeme stopped Andre SmHh, Los Angotas, 1:47, TNI «7 ), Downing (23), Angeb; Trammell (21), D o t ^ , Oilcogo, 115; Woliach, /Mont- -Z."'*® Beebe 68, Diane Childress, pitcher, and Robbie Wine, Willis 7), Kathy DImlon 76. (Nine Holes) Sen Frandsco 17, Son Otago 3 INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS NEA GRAPHIC catcher, to Tucson of the Pacific Coost round.luntorijghls. MMeertL>17 41-3 9 4 2 1 5 Tigers; x-Settnr (13), Quirk (4) Royals; ’•■/JCIark, St. Loub, KB; E t a ^ , — Gross — Young. Net — J. Hamilton. First downs K Ju s (9), White Sox; Puckett2(2l),Twlns; Cincinnati, 95; Mcftae, SI. Louis, 92; RUSHING— lowo, Hormon 11-41, Hud­ League. Purchased ttw contracts of Ronn Wllkineon 12-3 I o 0 0 2 CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP — Nicole Stottta 38,.De)rgtt W _ Rushes-vards son 229, Bovless 613. Tennessee, Cobb Some college football teams — j <)Ha n n e m u r S !' iSSm Airtaa (AP) Niw VAfa W POT ~ at Yankees, Schroeder(10),Brewers. Schmidt, Philadelphia, 90; Pendlelon, St. Passing Reynolds, eolcher, and Jbn PonkovUs, — Pierre Ceelssr, ieuRi AMcawon by Louis, 86j._ HJohnson, New York, 85. Damorllan 245, Kathy Reynolds 256. EMERGENCY 22138, W.Howord 1231, K.DovIs 215. Okicdioma and Penn State, (or in­ Inflehtar, from Tlicson. Oullickton W,1-0 7 1- 8 p.m. — Cardinals at Bears, Chs. 8,40 Fire Police — Medicel Ntw EngtandlfiilitaffMata 27 Return Yards PASSING— lowo, McGwire 7-14286, LOS ANGELES DODGERS— Traded unonlfiiouiwswOTsiei^n^w dodalMe^vtaewvwes ep^^^wa w ANMaa^toeve^wtaP BuanaaEBW^BSi^B^r 3 5 1 1 2 2 NaNMiai League , _ EttcMag (w D8d8l8Rs) TWO MAN BESTBALL— Gross— Ed Tampa iav17, Washington K) Comp-Att-Int stance — seem to dominate the na­ llsta, pata,W,heayta ..f.E -? ’- Canoda Cop: Sweden vs. Congrtosl (3), Pirates; Dawson (43), U * !* , Now/orti, 10-1, .909; Gooden, Ston5STeve Tamara 71, Sol Russo-JIm Hartlleb 1217-219, Poholskv 213265. Rick Honeycutt, pHcher, to the Oakland 8 2 RlghetHSJS 12-3 0 O 0 0 0 USA, Sportschannel Miami IS, niHadttahia 1 Socked-Yords Lost Tennessee, Fronds 11-221-151. tional rankings year after year. No Athtallcs tor a pleiw to be named taler. 66ARBELLA, Spain (AP) — Uovd Umpires Heme, Craft; Rrsf, Denkln- S*s/ PgTV (W . Braves; Brown (9), N jN YorkjISd, .790; Rmaley, Phltadel- Bourn 7j5, Net — Leslie Chrlstenson- Ntw Ortaons 11, FHMureh 28 pums IS P jt. — M eb at Padres, W K H T Phto, I M .m ; Forsch, St. L ^ . KM, .7M; DIAL 911 RECEIVING-towo, Earlv 2131, Har­ wonder. Those two have the best Di­ ST. LOUIS CARDINALB-Jtareed to Heneyghan, Britain, slopped Gene oer; Second, Scott; Third, /McCoy. 12:30 a.m. — World Track and Field WVnnjM2), Padres; x-Carfer (18), Meb; Walt Joey 61 Bon Bonl-Mol Derrick 64, Onclnnall 2S,.Orttn Bov 20 Fumbles-Lost Hatcher, :4D, islround, t o iw BnntaW EC mon 440, Ftagg 2 0 , Hudson 28. (Ufffw wisfi \«fia uo^pviiWe# pifCnuf• ---- « 8BK EBBtew• E^^^wta - - T-«:5a A-37454. Championships, Channel 30 Oarfc (27), Brenly (16),(»anb. Sufcllfta, Chleaoo, 156, .714; tax, St. Hal Davev-tarl MIkolowsky 64, /Mel In Menchester. Ctavttand 2X Attanto 3 vision l-A winning percentages dur­ coio la r woiwnooiMw fiiioa# nana BEiaia^ x-grandslom Louis, 941 392, 5 ore Nod wHh .667. Derrick-Dove Sink 64. Fenatttos-Yords Tennessee, A.MIIIer 2 9 , Harper 28D, Traded Pol Perry, pNcher, to the Ondnnall Kansas City 14, Bufigie 14 Time of Possession Wllson29, W.Howard217. ing the last SO years. Redstereptavertobenamectletar.Recotled Britain, stopped lleegle Grose, Bom- 1 , H — MANCHESTER HERAl.n, Monday. Aug. 31. 19»7

MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 31, 1987 — 15 Rsld^fs gain first win in rout over Cowboys FOCUS Bv DenneW. Freeman The Associated Press pass to JamesJ^uittJames Pruitt Inin his return to BronCOtBroncos 24, RamtRams 20 Veterans Stadium. Pruitt caught IRVING, Texas — The Los NFL Roundup seven passes for 127 yards. Ken Bell’s 5-yard touchdown run Angeles Raiders cut the preseason with 1:16 remaining gave Denver list ot^NFL winless teams to just the Bugs 17, Redskins 10 the victory and a measure of Your (bmpany’s I Green Bay Packers and Pittsburgh “ Giants Stadium Bowl” by rallying revenge for a loss to the Rams in Steelers. Steve DeBerg threw a 4-yard London three weeks earlier. from a 13-point first-half deficit to touchdown pass to James Wilder And they did It Sunday night beat the Super Bowl champions, Bell’s TD climaxed a .68-yard with 1:43 left to give Tampa Bay the drive engineered by backup quar­ against their old friends, the Dallas who lost for the first time in 14 victory. iretirement pjan ■t Cowboys, who lost for the seventh terback Gary Kubiak. The Rams games, dating back to Week 7 of last The winning touchdown was set time in eight preseason meetings to season. had taken a 20-17 lead on Mike up when Tampa nose guard Bob m m the Raiders, dropping a S4-io Lansford’s 19-yard field goal mid­ ^ The Jets trailed 16-3 early in the Nelson recover^ a fumbled snap at decision in Texas Stadium. way through the final quarter. second quarter against their co- the Redskins’ 22-yard line. can be disaster Dallas hasn’t beaten the Raiders tenants before rallying to take a Rookie quarterback Vinny Testa- Colts 17, Oilers 6 In a preseason game since 1972 and 27-16 lead In the third quarter. A key verde played the second and third Willie Tunis’ 74-yard punt return If you are the hasn't won a game In Texas play in the comeback was Pat owner of a quarters for Tampa Bay, complet­ and Jack ’Tnidhau’s 46-yard scoring Stadium since beating St. Louis 37-6 Ryan’s 40-yard touchdown pass to small, private on Oct. 26, 1986. ing 6 of 13 passes for 105 yards and pass to Matt Bouza in the third Mickey Shuler three seconds before one interception. company that Vance Mueller’s 40-yard scoring halftime. quarter sparked the Colts. ’Trudeau, who started 11 games pays you a sa­ run and Stefon Adams’ 75-yard Ken O’Brien hit Kurt Sohn with a Patriots 38, Vikings 27 last year as a rookie, entered the lary, is that pay­ touchdown return of a punt finished 32-yard scoring pass early in the Steve Grogan completed 17 of 22 ment "reasona­ Sylvia off the Cowboys before 46,063 fans. third period to put the Jets ahead to game midway through the first passes for 277 yards and three quarter after Gary Hogeboom ble” ? You may The Raiders-Cowboys game was stay. Johnny Hector added a touchdowns, including an 80-yard suffered torn ligaments in his left think so and the Porter the only N FL preseason activity one-yard scoring plunge later in the bomb to Stanley Morgan on the general public Sunday. In exhibition games Satur­ period. thumb. Hogeboom will be out Patriots’ first play from indefinitely. with which you day, it was the New York Jets SO scrimmage. do business may New York Glant^jg; New England Saints 31, Steelers 28 Vikings quarterback Tommy Browns 23, Falcons 3 not question the ------. 'j j 38, Minnesota 21^^ampa Bay 17 Kramer made his 1987 debut after Bernie Kosar completed 15 of 22 payment - but if the IRS starts Washington 10; Miami 35, Philadel­ Dave Wilson passed for 233 yards the larger the compensation, the spending 28 days in treatment for passes for 162yardsand Jeff Jeager poking around, it may not agree. If phia 3; New Orleans 31, Pittsburgh and three touchdowns to lead New more likely It will be challenged. No alcohol abuse. He completed 3 of 10 kicked three field goals to lead the . It doesn’t, look out! m 28; Cincinnati 28, Green Bay 20- Orleans, which overcame a 14-3 one is saying that owners of passes for 53 yards and fumbled Browns. If your salary is held to be Cleveland 23, Atlanta 3; Kansas second-quarter deficit. successful businesses should not four times before leaving the game The Browns’ defense sacked unreasonably high by the IRS, its City 34, Buffalo 14; Indianapolis 17, Wilson connected with rookie reward themselves handsomely. In in the third quarter with a pinched Atlanta quarterbacks David deduction from corporate taxable Houston 6; and Denver 24, Los receiver Lonzell Hill for a 76-yard fact, the lack of concrete rules may nerve in his neck. Archer and Turk Schonert five Angeles Rams 20. touchdown pass in the second income may be disallowed and thus work in favor of the boss. times and held the Falcons to 134 the income may be subject to The next-to-last weekend of pre­ quarter and a 22-yard scoring toss Bengals 28, Packers 20 As Richard Shapiro, tax director yards in total offense. .double taxation. What’s more. If season play concludes tonight with in the third quarter, which gave the Boomer Esiason threw second- of the New York-based firm of :<»rporation contributions to a re­ the St. Louis Cardinals at Chicago Saints a 24-21 lead. half touchdown passes to Eddie Kansas City 34, Buffalo 14 Oppenheim. Appel, Dixon k Co., tirement plan are based on compen­ > A- AP photo to meet the Bears. Brown and Cris Collinsworth to says: “ Substantial compensation Dolphins 35, Eagles 3 Chas Fox returned the opening sation. you may lose that deduction Los Angeles Coach Tom Flores lead the Bengals. can be justified if it can be shown Los Angeles Raiders’ wide receiver Dokie Williams (85) Don Strock threw three touch­ kickoff 96 yards for a touchdown asji|all. The results all around can said he would be proud to take the Esiason. who did not play in the that such pay is appropriate and not down passes in a 28-point second and Todd Blackledge threw two be^nancial murder. has a pass knocked away by Dallas Cowboys' rout over Dallas — even if it came in first half, connected with Collins­ merely a means to siphon off quarter for the Dolphins. touchdown passes to lift the Chiefs. To illustrate, consider the recent cornerback Everson Walls (24) during the first quarter of a preseason game. worth on a 35-yard touchdown pass Blackledge hit Darrell Colbert profits.” Strock completed 10 of 19 passes case of a struggling closely held To build and maintain a strong Sunday night In Irving, Texas. In on the play is Bill Bates. for 203 yards in the first half before with 7:37togo for the final score. He with a 20-yard touchdown pass in Jets 30, Giants 23 hit Brown with a 12-yard scoring company that paid its president a defense against an IRS challenge, The Raiders easily defeated the Cowboys, 34-10. giving way to former Eagle Ron the third quarter and found Ste- salary equal to a percentage of the The New York Jets won the toss to cap an 80-yard drive on the keep detailed minutes describing Jaworski. who threw a 13-yard TD phone Paige with a 17-yard strike In rempany’s profits. Over the years opening series of the second half. the second period. the complexity, size, scope and the company’s profits grew and the nature of all duties of your president’s salary reached more company’s executives, indicating than $300,000 per year. The IRS held any salary increases and bonus H«rald photo by Tuckor Sports In Brief n strange wins World Series of Golf ■the salary to be unreasonable. formulas projected for the year. When the tax court agreed, the "Minutes tend to shift the burden of Crowd-pleasen taxpayer appealed. The court of proof,” said Shapiro. “ The IRS Maleeva wins New Jersey Classic I Bv The Associated Press appeals later found the salary to be Children gather at the YWCA’s end-of-the-season party, moto, one of Japan’s most popular 'Mediate led PGA Tour rooke John must show that formulas were not North Main Street. Luckily; the weather cooperated for athletes, figures she sent her native reasonable, citing that it was set arrived at in good faith.” which was held recently on the grounds of the center on MAHWAH, N.J. — Third seed Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria AKRON, Ohio — Curtis Strange Inman to his first professional the party, which included pizza. Golf Roundup country into a celebration after under an arm’s-length contract and became the 21st millionaire on the women’s tennis tour with her has some time to consider a victory in the $450,000 Provident was fair when made. Furthermore Other guidelines; virtory in the United Jersey Bank Classic. capturing the $250,000 World Cham­ Classic. problem — a very pleasant pionship of women’s golf. it pointed out that the IRS had not She beat sixth seed Sylvia Hanika of West Germany 1-6,6-4 6-1 problem. Inman, who started Sunday’s challenged the agreement when the • Consider switching from a Player of the Year, never trailed. “ Banzai,” Okamoto replied Sun­ the $150,000 United Jersey With his victory in the World final round one shot out of the lead, company was struggling, but only regular corporation to an S corpo­ College Notes Death study women s tennis championships at Ramapo College. He took the lead for good on the 22nd day when she was asked what made an 18-foot birdie putt on the ration, where income is taxed at the Series of Golf Sunday, Strange 'when profits increased. hole and pulled away when it looked reaction her victory might produce 18th green to finish at 15-under-par individual’s tax rate. Since there is the first prize of became; in Japan. In another case, the owner of a like Rebmann might climb back 265 and become the sixth rooke to generally no tax at the corporate fo cu se s on $30 500 and lifted her career earnings to $1,002,963. Hanika, next vineyard paid himself $181,000 in She majored in interior design and studio art and 1 — A record-setting money- into the match. Loosely translated, banzai win on the tour this year. level, double taxation is avoided. Continuing In medicine on the e^ n in gs list, settled for the $13,500 second prize and has a winner on the PGA Tour (for the salary one year and $120,000 the p l^ s to work for an Interior design firm. She total of $984,147. The turning point came when means a big cheer, something to Inman’s $81,000 victory was not James J. Vincens, son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew second tim e); celebrate. next. The IRS, however, ruled that participated in the study abroad program in London, bereavement Hanika, ranked No. 14, completely dominated the first set, Rebmann. of Plantation. Fla., secure, however, until Mediate all salary over $40,000 a year was • Establish a pattern of dividend Vincens of 96 Thayer Road, graduated with distinction 2 r— The leader on the points list birdied the 27th hole to cut May- Okamoto, fighting a cold through­ England, and also visited Russia. She was a recipient winning In 27 minutes and losing only eight points. At one stage bogeyed the final hole to fall into a excessive and therefore non­ payments. Prior to 1977, the tax from Cornell U n iv e r s ity .------for the Nabisco Grand Prix of Golf; fair’s lead to one hole. out the week, claimed the richest of an art scholarship at the college, and was a member NEW YORK (AP) — People who Hanika, 27, swept 14 straight points. * second-place tie with Bill Glasson. deductible. The ruling was chal­ court upheld nearly all the unreaso­ He received a bachelor of of the interior design club. 3 — The leader on the points list first prize in LPGA history. $81,500. feel little control over their lives Mayfair responded with his only It was the second time in four lenged with the owner arguing he nable compensation claims involv­ arts degree and majored that will determine the Player of with a final-round 1-under-par 71. have a harder time recovering birdies of the afternoon round to years Mediate had felt the sting of was worth his pay, working 70- to ing companies that either failed to in chemistry and biology. the Year. win the next two holes and go 3-up She had a 72-hole total of 282, six from the unexpected death of their Taiwan romps over Irvine Inman’s putter. 80-hour weeks. The tax court distribute dividends or distributed He was inducted into Dennison on dean’s list That last one is the one that draws with seven left, under par on the hilly, 6,073-yard Inman, the 1984 NCAA national a high percentage of company Phi Beta Kappa Honor spouse than other people do, a study Pinelsle Resort course along the partially agreed, raising the reaso­ suggests. WILLIAMSPORT, Pa. — Aron Garcia led a team from Irvine, Strange’s attention. played better.” champion, had previously used his profits as bonuses. Dividend pay­ Society and received the Jennifer Dennison of Manchester has been named to shores of Lake Lanier and good nable compensation ceiling to the dean s list at Wheaton College for the spring Psychologist Wolfgang Stroebe of Calif., to the Little League World Series championship game with “ When I won (the money-winning Mayfair shot 2-over-par (two deft putting stroke to defeat Me­ $75,(NH) for each of the two years. ments will always be an aid to your Merck Award for excel­ birdies, four bogeys) in the morn­ enough for a one-shot victory over case. semester. the University of Tubingen in West a curveball, dropball and 70-mph fastball. title) in ’85,1 thought I might never diate in the finals of the 1984 Many owners of privately held lence in chemistry. ing to hold a one-hole lead when the Betsy King. Germany said the combination of a Garcia, a S-foot-7,125-pound 12-year-old, amassed a 10-0 record ha ve a chance at Player of the Year Western Amateur championship. businesses fail to consider federal He will continue his finalists broke for lunch. He had 13 sudden death and feeling out of in the tournament, including a no-hitter in Irvine’s 11-0 win over again,” Strange said Sunday after Inman wins first pro event rules on the amount of pay they can • Compare the disputed salaries education in medicine at Ansaldl awarded BS degree pars and two birdies in the to those of executives in public the University of Pen­ control of one’s life can be emotion­ his front-running, three-stroke vic­ CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. - A receive. All reasonable compensa­ ’ Series quarterfinals and nine shutouts. afternoon to finish even-par for the Television for the Olympic companies. This can be the best nsylvania Medical School Edward Ansaldi, son of Thomas and Arlyne Ansaldi ally “ devasUting” and leads often But Lian, Taiwan, rattled Garcia from the opening at-bat tory in the World Series of Golf. steady putting stroke, brotherly tion is deductible — but any amount match. Games was first used In London in protection against an IRS chal­ in Philadelphia this fall. of Bolton, graduated from Hawthorne College with a to depression. ’T d be foolish — I ’d hate myself advice and the misfortune of Rocco the IRS deems “ unreasonable” is in the championship gam e Saturday as Garcia's composure and Mayfair’s victory gives him an 1948. lenge. Many public directories are He is a 1983 graduate of bachelor of science degree in aeronautics. He also Stroebe’s research was divided in later years — if I didn’t do not. If this happens, you are in deep Irvine s hopes of the ending the Far East’s Little League dynasty automatic berth in next year’s U.S. available showing pay levels in a received a commercial and instructor’s license in into two parts, he said while faded early. trouble. Manchester High School. James Vincens everything I could to win it.” he Open. It also will place him in the wide variety of industries. Use helicopters and was captain of the college’s soccer presenting his study Sunday at the Hua Lian scored five runs in the first inning en route to a 21-1 said. When challenging compensation, team. American Psychological Associa­ favorite’s role in most amateur the IRS will attempt to show that these salaries as benchmarks. rout of the U.S. West champion. So now he’s taking a week off events he plays between now and Allen accepted at SItnmone tion’s annual meeting. . HUFFIER, BRAKE OR SHOCK the owners are avoiding double Pang Yu-Long led off with a shot to third base that deflected off before deciding on his future the 1988 U.S.yAmateur. The first part focused on 30 men course. taxation by disguising their divi­ Susan C. Allen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl B. On Bowdoln list and 30 women in West Germany, all Irvine third baseman Loc Tran for an error. Garcia walked the Destroyed by fire Allen of Sunny Brook Drive, has been accepted as a This is the situation: Barber wlmk'Senior event dend income as compensation under age 60, who had lost a spouse next two batters, threw two wild pitches and gave up another income. Compensation payments freshman at Simmons College in Boston. Joanne E . Thompson of 299 Fern St. was named to the Strange, who, with his third JEREM Y RANCH, Utah - His­ - The passenger vessel Noronic six months before they were first walk and two hits as Hua Lian was on its way to becoming the 17th are deductible by a company; was destroyed by fire at a dock in She will participate in orientation week Aug. 31 dean’s list at Bowdoin College, Brunswick, Maine, for Far East champion in the last 21 years. victory of the season, has estab­ tory almost repeated itself for the spring semester. tested by researchers. They were Miller Barber. dividend payments are not. The Toronto in 1949, killing 119 people. through Sept. 8. lished himself as the premier She also earned high honors in ail her courses. compared to 60 married people who ” I thought I was In the same old company must carry the burden of The fire broke out shortly after resembled them in age, income, player of the year, announced last proving that a reasonable relation­ midnight when most- of those Beckwith earns BS degree week that he would not play in the rut, having a chance to win, but not number of children and other Navratilova wins Kiss tourney doing it,” Barber said after he ship exists between performance aboard were asleep. The Noronic Nabisco Championships of Golf In Denise L. Beckwith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Edmonds earns MA degree characteristics. survived three bogeys and a I® and compensation. was the largest Canadian pas­ BRYN MAWR, Pa. — Top-seeded Martina Navratilova San Antonio in October. Beckwith of Manchester, graduated recently from In the initial tests, 40 percent of double-bogey on the back nine There are no set guidelines for senger ship ever placed in service Malcolm D. Edmonds of Coventry was recently the bereaved people showed signs overcame a shaky start on the slow Bryn Bawr College courts He said that new event on the Marymount College, Tarrytqwn, N.Y., with a bachelor Sunday to win the $300,000 Show­ unreasonableness, but generally on the Great Lakes. awarded a master’s degree at Fordham University. of mild to severe depression, Sunday, then cruised past second-seeded Helen Kelesi 6-4,6-0 for PGA Tour, the richest golf has ever of science degree. Bronx, N.Y. the championship at the Kiss 100 Tennis Invitational. down Classic Senior PGA Tourna­ Stri>ebe said. seen, conflicts with some highly ment by one stroke over Bruce Supermarket Shopper Navratilova earned $20,000 for winning the tournament, which lucrative contracts he has in Japan. Crampton. officially was considered an exhibition. ’This drew the ire of PGA Tour Crampton stayed within four About Town In the first set, Navratilova led 5-4 but was down 15-31 when Commissioner Deane Beman, who strokes of Barber throughout the Registration for the Fall Term Kelesi’s return of service first was called out, then good by the was less than happy at seeing one of round, then bogeyed two of the last linesman. When the umpire reversed the call and ordered the the tour’s leading players skipping four holes to ruin his chances of 1HE MIDAS MUmER Prices are still top worry point replayed. Kelesi missed a chance for double break point. a new, big-money tournament. overtaking the 56-year-old Barber. The V ®* Np vratllova took advantage of the replay to serve out the set. Reversing his field after his It was Barber’s first Senior Tour By Martin Sloane --1 League meets She gave up only 14 points in winning the next six games from the World Series Victory. Strange said: victory since January 1986 and was CHAUENGE United Feature Syndicate 17-year-old Canadian. Strange’s third victory of the worth $45,000. Clip ’n’ file refunds Manchester Evening LaLeche 0* i/\ Navratilova now will attempt to defend her U.S. Open season Sunday put him atop that "It was a great win that I came Bring Midas anyone’s written estimate What’s the most important factor when you decide League will meet Wedne.<;day at Dance championship beginning Tuesday. She will be seeded second close to missing. It doesn’t matter if list. The $144,000 he won also gave for in stA g a muffler and we’ll meet it what supermarket to shop at? Vegetables, Starches, Fruits (File 4) 7:30 p.m. at 108 Haystack St. The i r behind Steffi Graf. him a single-season money-winning you win by one or 100, it feels good,” If your answer is low prices or items on sale, it isn’t in topic for the meeting will be the Studio Clip out this file and keep it with similar cash-off record of $697,385, eclipsing the Barber said. “ I was beginning to or beat it No ifs, ands or buts. ^ing sync with the recently released Trends study published advantages of breastfeeding. think I wouldn’t win again. coupons — beverage refund offers with beverage $653,296 Greg Norman won last by the Food Marketing Institute, the major super­ For more information, call 646- Tennessee edges Iowa In Classic Barber had a 72 on Sunday, par someplace else could cost you. coupons, for example. 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Expires Sept. 30.1987. a love for dance through fun. This Rose may activate himself • ACRO-GYMNASTICS TAP based. Almost 30,000 supermarket owners around the Checks offered program la a combination of the CINONNA’TI Cincinnati Reds Manager Pete Rose says he ■ 088889 for sll 808 ffoupg dance elements Uught in a way country are asked to accept the opinions of just 1,007 S • from 3 years f^dio aduhs JAZZ that is conducive to improving FREE BRAKE INSPEXrriON may activate himself as a player next month when major league CUSTOMER APPRECIATION DAYS consumers who responded to the poll. ’This sounds like The Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold office hours AH levels offered from beginner the gross motor ahiHa.eneoura99a rosters expand to 40 players. * * a small number, and it’s certainly too small to guide lEN GIANT. BANQUET Free Corn-on-the- lo profeeeionel AND working and gattiiy aloiy in a AT Cob Mail-in Offer. Receive a coupon good for free at the following locations during Rose, baseball’s all-time hit leader with 4,256, said earlier this the decisions of the entire industry. cisi emphesia on dance for ^oup situation, eetf-oonfldenee. Green Giant Corn-on-the-Cob (four ears) and one September. ya DANCE- and moat important, season he would only name himself to the playing roster before Low.prices tied for fourth place in importance on the t 50-cent Banquet Fried Chicken coupon. Send the Coventry Town Office Building, Family rates and multipie claaa a body that is strong and heatlby. Sept. 1, if at all, in order to be eligible for postseason play survey’s list, and items on sale came in ninth place. rales required refund form and two Universal product every Wednesday from 2 to 3 p.m. EXERCISE Both weekday and Saturday And a clean store didn’t even make the top dozen! Co-ed claaaea claaaea are available. Rose said Sunday he might come back in September, biit he Code symbols from Green Giant Com-on-the-Cob Coventry Pharmacy, Sept. 10 was still undecided. Baloney! (any size) and two Universal Product Code from 1 to 2 p.m. "Maybe it’s all over, but it’s not all that bad,” Rose said "I tniDAS' symbols from Banquet Fried Chicken (any size or Hop River Homes in Andover, didn t say anything about next week, though.” I flavor). Expires Sept. 30,1987. Sept. 21 from 1 to 2 p.m. The Reds management has said the decision on playing is AN EVENT NOW taking place in the Northeast Coventry Village Pharmacy. REGISTER NOW! strictly up to Rose. f a « CAR W A S H shows an interesting use for coupons. To settle a STOVE, ’TOP Stuffing Mix Coupon Offer. Sept. 24 from 1 to 2 p.m. CALL 742-9766 or 742-6886 "M aybe It would affect me more if I wasn’t manager. Maybe it Connecticut antitrust suit, which alleged price fixing, Receive four 25cent Stove Top coupons. Send the Along with blood pressure would affect me more if we were 10 games in front of the Waldbaum’s supermarkets of Central Islip, N.Y.. required refund form and the Universal Product checks, other health guidance OR REGISTER AT THE STUDIO THURS. A FRI. division. Rose said. [3 4 ^ 1 ^ 0 ^ CT. MANCHESTER o n IT RIGHT THE HRSf TIME agreed to the largest consumer restitution in that SEPT. lO-I I FROM 2-7 PM, SAT, SEPT. 12, 10-2 PM 646-6846 Midasue it a regUteral Krvicenurk of Midis Intenutiand Ccfp. ( ^ e s from three Stove Top Stufflng Mixes of any available includes TB tests and A ^ r Sunday s 3-1 loss to the Chicago Cubs, the Reds were in state’s history. size or flavor. Expires Sept. 30.1987. throat cultures. Mr. Ridcy mu .etectMibv the PM ProUciil. Councils,the Shoppers will be getting money back from Duioe Mm o s of America, Member of the Year. He wa, sIk third place in the National League’s West Division, trailing the g e n tle TOUCHlVASii^PEClj^ decied to Hrve on their National Board of Director,. For the Bloomfield 243-9430 New Britain Waldbaums, and it will be in the form of coupons — $7.5 San Francisco Giants by five games. 224-9137 Wallingford 265-0953 Here’s u refund form to write for: Ninth (^onMcutire Year, he directed the National Mr. Dance MON.-TUES.-WED. Branford 481-2388 New Haven million worth of them. Four coupons will be mailed to Rose broke T y Cobb’s hit record when he collected his 4,192nd 865-6111 Wotarbury 757-0339 One 5-inch-long brush (a $6 retail value). America Scholarship Competition, an event he originated for Bristol 582-7963 New London consumers during an eight-week redemption period. A Zion ladies meet the Dance Marier, of America. hit on Sept. 11,1985, in Cincinnati. Rose is also baseball's all-time 9 A M -3 P M 447-1711 Woterbury 753-7561 TAKE-OFF Blush Brush Offer, P.O. Box 8597, E. Hartford 289-9315 N. Hartford 246-4828 total of 868,881 households will receive the coupons. ’The ’The Ladies Aid Society of Zion The Ridey Studio has bad a hori of competition winner, in leader in singles with 3,215, games with 3,562, and at-bate with W. Hartford 522-0171 first is worth $2 off grocery purchases that total $20 or Clinton, lA 52736. ’This offer expires Dec. 31,1987, 14,053. ONE TOUCH WASH Enfield 745-0306 Norwich 889-8433 Evangelical Lutheran Church will '•w Thia Mason. Mr. Ridey’s Uudeot, Jamie Guriia, Jr. more, and the final coupon will be worth ^ off a but requests for the forms must be postmarked by hfr. Dance of Connecticut, was the 6iat runner up in the Jr. Groton 445-8129 Rocky H ill 883-1507 Westbrook 8 8 0 - m / meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at the "What good would two more at-bats in September do me,” purchase of totaling $25 or more. Each household will Nov. 15,1987. While waiting for the form, save one Dance of America Competklon. Fomur Uudent, are danc­ ONLY ^2.99 Hamden Southington 821-9333 West Haven 934-2828 church. Mite boxes will be collected Rose said. “ I might feel different if I thought I wasn’t going to be 2 4 8 0 2 7 be able to save a total of $9. Universal Product Code and the symbol cut from ing at Bdly'a in Reno, on Bhoadtray and one is the fMured per­ Manchester 8. Hartford Wllllmantio 488-1788 and refreshments will be served by former at the PrinooM CMno in Freeport, Grand Bahama. able to put on a uniform next year.” I OFFER GOOD WITH COUPON ONLY NOT VALID WITH 6 4 5 -6 6 0 6 248-5127 The coupons will be redeemable not only at any size (except trial-size 8s) Take-Off Makeup Middletown Torrington Vernon Almeda Stechholz. Katherine Mr. RideyiaaPMiVeddmIoftlieDanceTeacheraQubof RICHARD RISLEY I_____ ANY OTHER COUPONS OFFER EXPIRES 9/5/87 347-9100 482-7847 875-4840 Waldbaum's supermarkets, but a 270 other Connecti­ Remover (Hoths (100 percent fragrance free or twT MMa or tin m i Thurner, Linda ’Tluck and Emma Conn., Oiaptar 18 of the Dance MaMer, of America, Inc. ojLort. .J cut supermarkets. lighUy fragranced), along with a 50-cent check or money order for pmtage and handling. ■ Walters. _1« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. SI. 1M 7

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(HBOJ First Offandsr (CC) Frsddw expsrisncss th« consaquences of his tough image whan ha s drawn into a MICHAEL schema to rob a house by an oMsr friend, JACKSOH and ends up in Jail. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ★ ★ ★ TAG SALE!!! ★ ★ ★ / - ^ - 1 , (D IS ] The Day Dad Got Fired The career of Mi­ A teen-age girt and her family try to cope chael Jackson is with emotional trauma after the father losaa his job. hlghllahted in [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull "Nichaei Jackson UMAX] MOVIE: ’One Crazy Summer' ... The Magic Re­ Tw o recant high-school grads help a turns," p special 4 Days for tKe Price of 3! young singer save her grandfather's house airing NORIMY, from demolition. John Cusack. Demi Moore. Joel Murray. 1986. Rated PG. ADO. 31 on CBS. [TM C J MOVIE: 'Echo Park' Three peo­ ple try to make their show business and CHECK IISTINGS Ktsrary aspirations come true in Los An- FO« EXACT TIME gates. Susan Day, Tom Hulce, Michael Bowen. 1985. Rated R. 7LACE YOUR AD Olf TUESDAY, BEFORE NOON, AND YOU'RE ALL SET 6:00PM d ) d ) ® ISD ® News d ) Three's Company S Matt Houston FOR TflE WEEK. JUST ASK FOR TRACEY OR IRENE IN CLASSIFIED. 0 5 Gim m e a Break Tests show that Joey may be a gifted learner. (S) Greatest American Hero (8 ) Angie Gatlin Brothers. Rich Little, Mary Hart and ment From Calif. (60 min.) (Taped) Notlce$ (S)DoctorWho magician Harry Blackstone Jr. (Taped June 20). (90 min.) 10:00PM (X) Cegney A Lacey (CC) . p r HELP WANTED HELP WANTED (S ) Charlie's Angela I I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED (8 ) M O VIE: 'Earthquake' A cataciysmic The detectives investigate a business that M a condition precedent to I HELPWANTkO HELP WANTED purports to send messages to deed peo­ (S ) Quincy earthquake virtually destroys Los Angeles. Jhe placement of any adver­ ple. (60 min.) (R) PART time general office S9 Reporter 41 Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner, George tising In the Manchester He­ worker for Manchester s t e e l Erector/Welder. WELDER. Portable BUS Driver /Hobllltatlon Kennedy. 1974. C E(S)® New s rald, Advertiser hereby Connecting and laying welding and field work. M A TU R E Person needed WAITRESS wanted full (E) MacNell / Lehrar Newshour real estate office. Typ­ Assistant. $8.19 per WAREHDUSE GD Gladys Knight and the Pipe with f|pv qgreM to protect, Indemnify deck. Will train. Many Call East Hartford for small office. Diver­ time port time. Apply (CD Fame (60 min.) (S ) ( S i ALF ALF gets Brian into trouble at . ohd hold harmless fhe Mon- ing and bookkeeping hour. Mondoy-Frlday. school when he tells the youngster that Charles fringe benefits Inlcud- Welding. 289-2323. POSITIONS sified duties Include In person Luigi's Res­ (DIS] M O V IE :'D a n n y 'A 12-year-old gir chtsfer Harold, Its officers w w rience helpful. 646- 8:30 to 4:30. Excellent typing, filing, tele­ there are 11 planets in the solar system. O Mission Impoesiblo Ing dental. East Hart­ EOE. benefits. 647-1624. Buey wire and cable taurant, 706 Hartford fights to save a beautiful but over*the-hili (R) (In Stereo) and employees agolnst any ford Welding. 289-2323. phone contact and gen­ pony. Rebecca Neely. George Luce. 1979. (S) Ossie A Ruby ond all liability, loss or diatributor hoe open- Rd., Manchester. Rated G. ® Rhrrr Journeys (C C ) Australian writer CL.ERICAL. Full time of- EOE. TELEPHONE Operator- eral office procedures (S) Honeymooners expanse. Including ottor- flce position, 40 hours o /Tvplst. Seeking a full Inge for warehouae (will train). Evenings P A R T time sales/office AP photo [ESPN] SporttLook Russell Braddon lollows his country's Mur­ OTliIng from ray River from its source in the Snowy ^ Noticlero Univlslon week, Monday - Fri­ REGIONAL Classified time telephone opera­ employeee. Theae po- and Saturday. Coll 643- ' position. Flexible Intense game Claims of unfair trade practi­ EARN great money! hours Including Satur­ [H BO ] MOVIE: 'The Aurora Encounter' Mountains to its estuary in the Indian Soapbox With Tom Cottle Six h i^ ces, Infringement of trade- day 8om to 4:30pm. ods reach nearly Seeking a dependable, tor. Must posess effec­ altlone ere In the Re­ 1166. The sleepy existence of a small turn-of- Ocean. (60 min.) (R) school students discuss coping witf .ITLarks, trade names or paf- Rel lability and accu­ tive telephone skills, ceiving & Valve Added day. Must be dependa­ Seriousness shows on the face of David the-century Texas town is shaken by the 3,000,000 homes. One hard working Individ­ Tournament in Cape Elizabeth, Maine, (8 ) M O VIE: 'Frontier Hellcat’ A Iromier stress and the feelings that can lead to Mi anfs, violation of rights of racy lomportant. Ex­ typing 35-50wpm, apti­ ble. Coll 643-2171. arrival of a most unusual visitor Jack Elam. classified ad placed ual to deliver papers In Servicaa departmanta. adventurer and his sidekick lead the cide. privacy and Infringement of Turner of Portland. Maine, near the end Peter Brown. Carol Bagdasarian 1986 perience using adding with the Manchester tude for figures and Theae fulMIme poel- BREAKFAST Cook on Saturday. Turner won the singles daughter of a diamond dealer through the copyright and proprietary the Manchester/South PAINTERS of the last game of the all-Maine Croquet Rated PG. (fi) Perry Mason machine, typing skills Herald will beplaced In Windsor area, on early basic office skills to tlona offer a atarting wanted Saturday and tournament. wild Rockies. Stewart Granger, Elke Som­ rights, unfair competition helpful. Apply In per­ [U SA ] Cartoons mer 1966 [CNN] C N N New s - t' over 200 newspapers Saturday mornings. perform a variety of WartlaH abaat watfc- Sundov mornings, 7-12. and libel and slander, which son Prague Shoe Com­ clerical duties. Free rate of $6.50-$7.00 per Call 228-9454. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Cheech A Chong's „inpv result from the publlca- throughout New Eng­ Approximately 7'/i hour, with opportunity iRf ttni the wiBtar? 6:30PM ® M*A*s*H ® MOVIE: 'File On Thelma Jordan' An pany, 200 Pitkin St., land for one low price. parking. Benefits. assistant district attorney becomes clan­ Nice Dreams' Tw o dope dealers use an .tlon of any odverflsment In hour route. Will pay (X ) ® A B C New s (CC) ice cream truck to p e ^ le their go()dk. the Manchester Herald by East Hartford. Coll Classified 643-2711 A pply In person, for Increaaea, full be­ We^vo got the work If destinely involved with a girl who is in­ $30. Press time Is nefit packge Included. Advice QD Benson dicted for her aunt's murder Barbara Stan­ Cheech Marin, Tommy Chong, Stacy oj^vertlser. Including adver­ and ask for detolls.o Mondoy-Frlday, 8:30 PART TIM E Keach. 1981. Rated R. 1:00am on Saturday. If you have the experi­ ® Laveme & Shirley wyck, Wendell Corey, Joen Tetzel 1949. tisements In any tree distri­ Interested call 742-5918 to 4:30. Prague Shoe To be a team player, bution publications pub­ ence. Steady houre, RETAIL SALES 10:30PM ® ® INN News RETIRED after 5:30 please. Company, 200 Pitkin call ® ® NBC News ® Novels: Pobre Senorita Limantour lished by the Manchester guaranteed ateedy pay, Poeltlone are now (8 ) Alfred Hitchcocli - - St., Eost Hartford. Nightly Business Report (@ ) Survival Spm ial (C C ) A history ol the Herald. Penny Sletfert, PERSONS Rogar Talbot raleee plus Incentive. available at Muneon’a European bison, its near destruction during ® Odd Couple I Publisher. Aiito/Brakt Machinlc CAR Washer needed. Re- at 649-4415 @ ) Nottciero Unhdslon sponslble male needed Call Mike after 5 pm. Chocolataa, Route 6, World Wars I and II and the herd's depen­ ® Show de Rolando Banal ~~ Wanted tc pump between 1-8 pm or [C N N ] Showbiz Today dency of Poland's Bralowieza forest pres­ gas weekday fir Nittonil Chiln to wash cars and run Bolton. Houre; Mon- Picture for a tattoo wearer erve. (60 min.) (£D HRchhikara Guide to the OallMy LOST aend reaume to [ESPN] Fishing ■OWUNG CINTER Excellent pay and be­ errands. Perfect driv­ Marathon AND FOUND mornings. 6 5 9 - 9 4 4 6 dey-Frldey, 4-8 p.m., 7:00PM (DCBS News ® ) MOVIE: "The French Connection' nefits Including pen­ ing record Is a must. Roger Talbot Tw o policemen are involved in an after- [E S P N ] Scuba Magazine Hours 8-12 Mondoy- and approximately 8 C S N e w s 6 4 4 -3 4 4 4 HIRING! 340 Progreea Dr. hours ir^vestigation of an international nar­ 11:00PM (33 (13 (S) SS ® Nav^t' LOST. Grey tiger cat, sion. Call Dave 646- Frlday. Inquire: Tho­ Mencheater, C T 06040 SECRETARY. Imme­ houre on Saturday or is neither bright nor pretty (D Wheel of Fortune (CC) cotics ring. Gene Hackman, Roy Scheider. vlclnty of new Bolton Ask for Jay. 6606. mas Kelly, Carter diate opening for doc­ Sunday — totaling 15- Fernando Rey. 1971 CS3 ® Lata Show (In Stereo) •Manigar Tralnaa ID $100,000 Pyramid fire house. 643-2958. Chevrolet. 646-6464. tor's office In Vernon. 20 houre weekly at DEAR [CN N ] PrimeNewa (X) Carol BuriMtt and Frienda __ ADULTS for early morn­ to cut it out and graft some skin d j] Jeffersons (CC) •Aaat Managar SHORT Order cook. Ex­ Experience with tele­ *4.50/hour, Cell for ap­ A B B Y: Please [D IS] My Friend FMcka (S ) Odd Couple ; - FULL time cashiers ing delivery of news­ perience needed. phone needed. Insu­ from another part of the body over (3) Best of Saturday Night FREE Kittens. Variety of •Maehanic Helper pointment 847-8639. print this imme­ [ESPN] Hydroplane Racing: OMC (3 ) Abbott ertd Costello needed. Full benefits paper. Door to door. Apply In person; John­ rance and bookkeeping it. This will result in two large scars ® M »A*S*H colors, box trained. Af­ and vacation plans GAS diately for the Cobra Series (60 min.) (Taped) (8 ) Barney Miller fectionate. Please coll •Pin Chaaara South Windsor area. nie's Brass Key, 829 skills desired. Coll 872- and the cost is $2,000 and up! Second Wheel of Fortune available. Apply In per­ No collections, mi­ 17-year-old girl [HBO] Don Johnson's Heartbeat Don (8 ) Alive From Off Center This oN-dence onytime. 742-5768. •Bar Malda/ Main Street, 2389.______who wanted a opinion: Laser surgery — one scar MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Johnson's music video, featuring songs son, Arthur's Drug, 942 leage allotment. Call STATION Monchester.______Artt/Cwmor PirioB Dear Abby program features "AIrdsnce" and "Land­ Moln St., Manchester. Ellle 241-6638.______FU L L time sales/office tattoo, but her that will look like a bum; the cost is (3 ) Barney Miller from his gold album "Heartbeat" (60 ings" by Elizabeth Streb; Michael C l a ^ Bartandara ATTENDANT/niMNEE min.) (In Stereo) RN/LPN. Two 12 hour position. Flexible Reeponelble Individual father refused to Abigail Van Buren around $700.1 opted for this. (3 Dating Game "New Puritan Dances" and "DaytSne TW O Eclectriclans able weekend shifts. Paid hours Inlcudlng Satur­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Rambo: First Blood Moon" by Min Tanaka. . ■ •Cocktail Full time p(»nflon needed for light ceah- sign the consent I have m y arm bandaged now, (9 ) Jeffersons to perform electrical for 32 hours plus pro­ day. Must be dependa­ Part ir (C C) Former Green Beret John (3 ) Talas of ttw UiMxpacted I ANNOUNCEMENTS Waltraaaaa construction and moln- ier dutlea, enawerlng form: and must go for the third — and last ® Hollywood Squares Rambo is pulled out of prison to return to available, M-F, rated benefits. $335.68 ble and have good or­ (S) M*A*S*H . tenance. Journey­ per week. 647-1624. ganizational skills. phonea end Inventory D e a r G ir l : — section in a few weeks. It’s a @D Novela: Victoria the jungles of Southeast Asia in search of ToastyWorm •Snack Bar People man's license needed. 7am-3pm. Must be rather gmesome thing to do to one’s American prisoners of war Sylvester Stal­ ® PEUCULA: Alias el Rota' Piporro LPN. Group home In Coll 643-2171.______control. Excellant pay Like you, I do ______© ) Nightly Business Report tiene un corazon de oro; por eso robe para Willing to be trained to reliable and willing self. But then so was the tattoo. lone. Richard Crenna, Charles Napier •Control Dosk Manchester. Part time INSURANCE reception­ not drink, dD Matt Houston 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) que nunca le falte node. Lak) Gonzalaii. work on high voltage to learn automotive end benafita. Call Dave I ’m 35 now, and I will always have Alma Delia Fuentes. NOW forming adult-child •Gonoril Laborort weekends 6am-2pm ist. Manchester Insu­ smoke or do drugs, but I wasn't 17,1 held by the m ajority of the [C N N ] Moneyline [U S A ] Riptide bowling league. 2hours equipment such os repair. 646-3444, 646-6606. ' something on m y arm for people to (S)SCTV transformers and eors- and 2pm-10pm. Full rance agency looking was a 29-year-oid mother of two population, and even though most [ESPN ] SportsCenter of fun! For more Infor­ time 2pm-10pm. Excel­ for a mature person for stare at. But the questions have 8:30PM C5D For Kids' Sake Special; [C N N ] MonayUtM wltchers. Coll 643-1021, Ask for Jay. when I decided to be tattooed. I had people, don’t realize their prejudice Crazy About the Movies; Elvis Heal the Children mation call 649-9012 af- Apply in person lent salary and com­ a position os offfice improved already. “What hap­ ) A profile of Elvis Presley, whose DENTAL Hygienist. YOU CAN enlov extra a good excuse: When I was 14, I toward us, you will find yourself CiD $1,000,000 Chance of a Ufatime [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzis end Hanfet ...ter 4:30 pm, weekdays. pany paid benefits. Coll receptionist. Must pened to your arm? Answer; “ I credits in 1956 included "Heanbreak Ho­ 6 P M -1 1 P M Large Manchester of­ vocotlon money by ex­ tried to “ punish" m y boyfriend for answering a multitude of rude, [E S P N ] Surfing; Triple Crown From , ^^Anytlme on weekends. 647-1624.______have good telephone burned it.” tel." " Don't Be Cruel," and "Hound Dog,"® ® ) Valerie (C C) Mark's exotic pel Oahu. Hawaii. (Taped) fice. Saturday only. FULL-Time Secreta- changing Idle items In hurting m^. so I cut his initials into « dies while in David's care (R) (In Stereo) Ask for Bee. and typing skills. Coll PART TIme/full time obnoxious questions: (1) How old So, kiss your dad and thank him and his first of 33 motion pictures, "Love Call 643-9506 between ry/Receptlonlst In Or­ vour home for cash ... m y forearm and poured ink into the were you when you did It? (As­ Me Tender." Also, features clips of his TV [D IS] Here's Boomer [H B O ] Martin Mud Uvel From No^tii Silver Lanes thopedic Surgeons help wanted. Arthur Harriet Johnson at In­ with an ad In classified. for loving you enough not to sign appearances (60 min.) RldgovHla. Ohio (CC) Comedian MartM 8:00 and 5:30. dependent Insurance cut. His initials didn’t really take, sumes that you were very young, office. Enlovable of­ Drug Warehouse. Call 643-2711 to place vour that Consent paper, or you might be 9 * 0 0 P M C3D Newhart (C C) Michael's Mull returns to his hometown to parade Imployment Bowling Cntr. Apply In person, 9-3.942 Center 646-6050. but I: was left with a stupid-looking immature and stupid.) (2) Were [ T M C ] M O VIE: Rage' A rancher seeks future as a rietwork producer hinges on his with a marching band, amortg other thingsi PART time Clerical, tvp- fice, pleasant staff and ad. like me in time; An adult who did a revenge against the Army when his young benefits. Coll Liz at 'Main Street a cp ^In order to cover up this mess, you drunk? Stoned? (Meaning only ability to deliver quality programming. (R) as he ponders life in middle America, fio 748 Silver Lane Ing required. East foolish thing when she was young, son IS accidentally killed by poison gas min.) (In Stereo) “ A Education 242-8226. Manchester. ^ ,« v e n t to a tattoo artist. He someone who was not in his or her George C Scott, Richard Basehart. Martin C D Sex Symbols IIA look at sex symbols East Hartford Hartford areo. Flexl- Our continued increas^iH3usineM^a? suggested a "tiny” dragon. He said. and now ... Sheen 1972 Rated PG including Tom Cruise, Christie Brinkley. [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'Nomede' An anthropol­ ble hours. 282-1871. right mind would perform such an Loni Anderson, Mark Harmon, Heather ogist Is driven mod by a supernatural Q - created career opportunities in our ser­ “ Let medraw you something, and if SORRY, SORRY. SORRY [USA] Airwolf 569-2990 idiotic mutilation to their own Locklear, Burt Reynolds and Marilyn Mon­ kimo myth, the 'Innuats,' nomadic, hostilo PRE-SCHOOL teacher vice department. We are now in need of a you don’t like it. we won’t do it.” roe, also, sexy fashions and gifts Host; spirits who assume human form. Pierce tor 8 children In morn- body.) (3) Did it hurt? (Duh!) (4) P.S. Abby, I know this is too long 7:30PM D p m Magazine Model Kim Ings. 640-9608.______OTeventive maintenance serviceman. And so, on the spur of the moment, How long did It take? Ctost? (Too Alexis and her son; the Pickle Family Circus Jenilee Harrison (60 min.) Brosnan, Lesley-Anne Down. Adam An,“ I HELP WANTED MEDICAL TECHNOLOGIST This is a Rood opportunity for a young per­ his beautiful artwork — all six for your column, but please, get m y from San Francisco. (S) Hope for the World's Children 1986 Rated R. long; more than you’ll ever know.) message across, no matter how M E D IC A L Receptionist MT (ASCPI / MT (HEW) / MT (A8CP) son starting out. We will train, but candi­ inches of it — was imbedded into (S Current Affair (S ) ( ^ ) Year in the Ufe (C C ) Joe prepares [U S A ] Fridays (R) DRIVER. Part time for DON 'T KNOW anyone needed for challenging (5) Are you sorry you did it? (Yes, much you have to cut. date must have mechanical aptitudes. my forearm. It was my birthday (£ (8) Jeopardy! (CC) to compete in a grueling bicycle race, Glen 11:30PM Q D ® Nightiina (CC). Manchester Herald who wants to buy what position with busy Part time positions available on 1st and 3rd mainly because of the moronic pressures his wife to abort her baby. Sam Welding experience helpful. Good driving present to myself, at the cost of only C£) Ernertainment Tonight Jerry Lewis route. Coventry oreo. you hove to sell? Let a practice. No Saturday questions like these and others I ’ve must decide whether or not to break his ( D Entertainment Tonight Jerry Lewis shifts In our modem computerized laboratory. 145. And don’t let anybody tell you DEAR SORRY: I’m printing talks about his Labor Day telethon. talks about his Labor Day telethon. Short hours. Good pay. want ad find a cash buyer or evening hours 646- record a must. Starting pay is $7.21 per had to answer for years.) engagement and Lindly gives birth. (2 hrs.) Extensive orientation available for qualified it’s painless. It was like getting a your letter as is — no editing. It’s (jS INN News Part 2 of 3. (R) (In Stereo) Q j) (8 ) Honeymooners Coll 742-8867. 9-12om, 7 for you! 1119 tor an Interview. hour with the opportunity to make more And lastly, in business (and at 17, long, but weli worth the space. to 10pm.□ applicants. If Interested please contact: money selling service contracts, and “ shot” non-stop for 90 minutes. you’ll never know what you’ll be GS) ® Carson's Comedy Classics @ ) © ) American Masters: Maurice (3) Ebony/Jet Showcass (R) Five months later, I met the man (8 ) Barney Miller Sendak: Mon Cher Papa (C C ) This profile ISl (S) Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo)i . The Department of Human Rasourcat parts. We offer a very competitive com­ doing later in life), m y tattoo of children's book illustrator Maurice Sen­ ONE OF THE surest wavs who was to be my second husband. SS Newlywed Game (3 ) Weokand with Crook and Chase'-* pensation and benefit package. caused such a distraction. 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EXCLUSIVE PART "HAAE EVENINQ8 (||a 8:00PM (33 Michael Jackson: The ther Williams. Van Johnson. John Lund iWanrlfFfitFr M rralii Magic Returns A celebration of Michael 1950. [E S P N ] SportsCsntar Jackson’s career highlighted with the Mar­ [ESPN ] Surfer Magazine [M A X ] Dangerous Film Chib tin Scorsese-directed video for "Bad, " the Surgery might be beneficial [HBO] MOVIE: 'Crossroads' (CC) A [U S A ] Today's FBI title song from his latest album. fingenip gifted young guitarist teams up with a le­ NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED... EXTRA CASH D E A R D R . occur because the abdominal mus­ C B W e Love Lucy Three episodes from gendary bluesman to locate a long-missing 11:35PM Q3 Entertsinmsnt Tonight - 8 3 6 2 - 4 . - "The Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour" which Jerry Lewis talks about his Labor Day tele­ MANCHESTER AREA GOTT: Some cles are thin in this area and blues recording. Ralph Macchio. Joe Se­ Small-Meduim-Large You Needn convenience starred Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz: "Lucy neca, Jami Gertz. 1986. Rated R. (In thon. (In Stereo) time ago I deve­ abdominal pressure (during strain­ Wins a Racehorse" with Harry James and Stereo) A comfortable robe with Betty Grable; "Lucy Wants a Career" with 12:00AM d3 WKRP in Cincinnati Butternut Road ...... all loped a small ing and lifting) can enlarge any [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Seance on a Wot Af­ zip-front and drawstring Paul Douglas: and "Lucy Hunts Uranium " (X) ® Ask Dr. Ruth (CC). (R| epigastric her­ weakness, turning it into a hernia. ternoon' A medium, to gain recognition ol belt can also be maue in Dr. Gott with Fred MacMurray. Host: Ann Jillian. (2 33 Cannon nia just above hrs.) supernatural powers, plans to kidnap a shorter length. wealthy child against husband's judgment CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 Looking m y navel. At the Many people with large abdomi­ ' (9 ) Star Trek ' , No. 8362 with Photo- STUDENTS (£ (S) NFL Pre-Season Football: St. Peter Gott, M.D. Kim Stanley, Richard Attenborough, Mar­ 0 9 Tales of the UrMxpected A succes4’- Guide is in Sizes Small, same time I nal hernias experience no serious Louis Cardinals at Chicago Bears (3 hrs.) garet Lacey. 1964. symptoms whatsoever. On the (Live) ful doctor with a disastrous marriage falls Medium and Large. Me­ for developed very [U SA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling in love with another woman and p lo tra dium (12-14), 3H yards troublesome other hand, some patients with (33 New s murder. 9:30PM (X) Designing Women Suz­ 60-inch for long length; P A R T TIM E small hernias are troubled by (il) St. Jude's; For the Life of a Child (60 HOMEMAKERS stomach prob­ anne agrees to become a temporary foster (8 ) MOVIE: 'Men W ho Love Women' A 2% yards for ^orL ; ething? min.) 80 lems (heart- digestive disturbances, such as gas mother. Emmy Award-nominated episode murder suspect faces imminent convictlan NEWSPAPER DEALER bum, belching. and discomfort. If, as you say, your 09) Super Picnic '87 From Arrowhead (costume design). (R) unless a team of young lawyers can over­ TO ORDER, send S2.S0 for ucli come courtroom obstacles to clear bar. Mttern,, p in S0( tor pM tsii ind symptoms started at about the Stadium in Kansas City, Mo., a variety spe­ (9) CNN News Nevrapaper Dealer needed In Manchester - etc.). How are these related? DEAR READER: Abdominal cial starring George Burns. Among the ce­ Tony Roberts. Patty Duke Astin. 1977;;r, naninandllnf. w e Offer: same time your hernia appeared. [ESPN ] Volleyball: Pro Beach Tourna­ South Windsor Area. Full time money for MOONLIGHTERS Nothing my doctor has prescribed hernias are weaknesses in the lebrities joining him are Larry Gatlin and the SVE BURNETT I ’d be tempted to blame your (3 ) Consumer Discount Natwork has helped, and he’s also told me I abdominal muscles that allow part time hours. Dependable car. a must. heartburn and belching on the am susceptible to more hernia­ portions of bowel to herniate or Haw YtfiL N.Y. 100M @ 647-9948 between Buying or hernia. In this case, surgery to Print N«M9. Atfdriss vlUi IIP tions. I ’m a muscular, hard­ protrude. The epigastrium, the part 9:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Convenient Evening Hours correct the hernia would remove CODE, Stylt NM*9r Md SIzn. working farm girl and would fiml it of the abdomen above the naval, is a your symptoms. Selling. difficult to change m y lifestyle. common location for hernias to GREAT PAY An operation will neither protect YMCA Stevens School you from developing future hernias Pieasant Atmosphere Cinema nor make you more susceptible to them. However, your digestive A«P disturbances may be due to other Day Care Center factors — for example, peptic ulcer for more information call 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 It’s right at HARTFORD Stakeout (R) 1:15,3:15,.5:15,7:15,9:30. , CInwiw City— Jeon deFlorette(PG) or hiatal hernia. Therefore, before Part Time Positions your — The Whittle Blower opting for surgery, you should have FULL DAY CARE WITH A ______after 6 pm 1-288-5196 (PG) 1:2S, 7,9:40.— Snow Whiteond the 3.20r 5.30/ 7.20/ 9:30. —- Th# Fourth upper gastrointestinal X-rays (or Djeorfi (G) 1. — Nodine (PG) Protocol (R) 1,4, 7,9:15. 7:10-*: 10-— The Fourth Protocol (R) endoscopy) to see if your upper Open In the following departments: fingertips - 1:35,6:50,9:30. tract is normal. BALANCE OF LEARNING I think that it is less important for ■AST HARTFORD DRIVR-INS ■aitweed, fe* A Cinema — The Mansfield — Full Metol Jacket (R) you to change your lifestyle than for AND FUN FOR THE 3-5 Witches of Edttwick (R) 7:30. with Police Academy IV: Citizens on you to have a proper diagnosis PRODUCE, DELI, CASHIERS _Pew Richard's Pab A Cinema — Full Patrol (PG) at dork. — Snow White and established. Once you and your 2 6 3 2 Metal Jacket (R> 7:30,9:30. the Seven Dwarfs (G) with Horry and In the doctor understand the source of YEAR OLD CHILD _Sheweeie Cinemas 1-9 — The Ble the Hendersons (PG) at dork. — •knit a handsome vest in an Cosy (R) 12:10,2:20,4:30, 7:25, 9:55. — Beverly Hills Cop II (R) with “Croco- your problem, you can decide what (Fees bBBBd upon Incoms) Jnteresting pattern stitch to or STOCKERS Ciaeeifiede! No W w Out (R) 12:40,2:50,5,7:35,10. — dlle' ' Dundee (PO-13) at dark. should be done about it. p ir ^ Dancing (R) 12:15,2:20,4:25,7:10, •wear with skirts or pants. O-’M. — Stokeout (R) 12,2:15,4:35,7:20, Z No. 2632 has knit direc­ *:»• — Hyiburoer Hill (R> 12:?0,2:35, Follow signs from Forbes St. Flexible Schedules — Union Scale — 4:M, 7:15,9:45. — Born In Eost t.A. (R) tions for Sizes 8 to 18 (bust L *:?5j 4:55j 7:40, 9:35. — The Living ^ Margery Drive Intersection to 40) inclusive. Paid Holidays and Vacations Daylights (PO) 1:30,4:15, 7:15,9:50. — ■I Can’t Buy Me Love (P6-13) 12:30,4:40, ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. 7:30. — RoboCop (R) 2:25, 9:40. — So order, sood $2.50, far iKb When you need to advertise, Masters of the Unlyerse (PO) 12,2:40. — e 40 Butternut Drive attsm, plui sot for postsio aid EOE Dlsorderllos (P6) 4:20,7:30,9:30. INSURANSMITHS SINCE ■nilllBf. nothing works like Classified! C A L L East Hartford, C T -i ANNE CAIOT ■ iMiiMtfHr*') MANCMRSTRR ■ moAYS.^AaMrlcss UA Thogtors Rost — La Bamba 1914 * New Ysik, N.T. lOOSS Apply to Store Manager V Dial 643-2711 T O D A Y Itint Naas, Address wltb ZIF (R) Z 4:30, 7, 9:30. — The Lost ZODE and ttyls Noster. Boys (R) 2:15,4:45,7:30,9:40. 643-2711 Spe c ia l : over 200 ae- 649-5241 ictiona and a FREE SS E. CMtor StTMt Eattern Section in the IIJanrljMirr Hrralft ALBUM . Just $3.00. A»P Jpoi 1 J’l!' •• llllaBeliMt«r, CT. THE CARING SPECIALISTS IPO) 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:45, 9:4$. — ** MANCHESTER HEHALD. Monday. Aug. 3 1 . la a? MANCHESTER HERALD. Mondav. Aug. 31. 1967 — 19 KIT-M'CARLYLE ®by Lwry Wright p l j a m w i i n i iNELPWNRTa Rentals IHEIFWMITED ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★, RECABATIQN OIracter. EDUCATIONAL Alda. seCSETAKYr Entry . ^ ffw^Owwv ifHinor bob? AAANCHESTER. 8282,000. 643-2711 Fort time. To reinforce level Legal Assletont- CLASSIFIED ADS Elegant home In one of It seeking on aneroetic Instruction, ottltf Indi­ parton to work with /Sgergtory positign Monchetfer't finest viduals, for smell ovalloblt with We- FORRBnr NeticEs Business Property...... Eritertoinment...... gerlatrlet. Interetted areas. New family (M ieubfi I Resort Property ...... Form Supplitt ond Eoulpment.. orouptefchlldrtnand theraflgld office of Lott/Found...... 01 Mortoooes ...... Bookkeeplng/lncome Tok . Offlco/Retoll Equipment...... RATBS: 1 to 4 dove: fO cents per line per doy. applicants mutt meet parform Instruction re­ room with doors to YOUNG gentlemen pre- LABOK CMTiAatifie Personoia...... 02 Corpentry/Remodeiino .... Recreotlonol Equipment...... 7 to 19 doys: 70 cents per line per doy. minimum atata re- Hyott Legal Services. private patio, onttoue Announcements...... Wonted to Buy...... Polntlno/Popering ...... lated cttrlcel activities tarred. Non smoking, OTTAhe CHBESe 03 Boots and Morine Eoulpment... 90 to 3S dove: 40 ctnts por Mno ptr doy. qulromantt for T. R. Communicotlon and montal and skyllghtt. Auctions...... 04 Rooflng/Sidlng...... Musicol Items...... 34 or mort dova: SO cants per line per doy. 08 assigned. High typing skills ore a Pleosont room private USPtbWBKS. Finonclol...... 05 Rgntgls Flooring...... Comeroa ond Photo Equioment. MiMmem cRorte: 4 llnee. D .'t. Earn 9S.23 In thit Lovelv screened porch Electricol ...... school diploma re- must. Word processing home, telephone, next Rooms for Rent...... Pott ond Supplies...... pert time petition. oulr^. Alto cempitfe off living room , leads to shower, porkino. EimHoymEnt 4 EducaHon Aportments for Rent..... Heoting/Piumbing ...... MIscelloneous for Sole ...... OBAOLINBS: For clonlfled odvertlsements to Apply In perton or tend helpful. We offer a to secluded bock yard. Condominiums for Rent.. MIscelloneous Services__ Too Soles...... application and 2 let- variety benefit pack­ 6494801. ______DAg Help Wontod...... n be published Tugadoy through Soturdoy, the retume to: Mtodowt Sentry Real Estate. 643- Hemes for Rent...... Services Wonted...... Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... fert of reference. Con- RODM. Non smoking SItuotlon Wonted...... 12 Store/Office Sooce...... deodllne Is noon on th# day before publlcotlon. Manor, 333 Bldwell St., age. Two weeks vaca­ 4060.0 ______Business Opportunities...... 13 For odvertlsenwnts to be published Monday, Dr „Eoberf Un- tion and a bonus plan. gentleman preferred. Resort Prooerty...... MorchondisE the deodllne Is 3:30 p.m. on Frldoy. MonclMtter, ct. Atten- Instruction...... u Industrlol Property"...... coln, Tolland Middle Starting solory to OPEN House Saturday Air conditioned, klt- Employment Services...... 15 ■ Holidov/Seosonal...... AutomotivE tlen Eileen Lubko. School, •7^75le. Appll- 8/29,1-4pm. 12 Howard Oorooes ond Storooe..... Antiques ond Collectibles.. $15,000 DOE with ctioM prlvlleoes, wa- s Roommates Wonted...... Cors for Sole...... RBAO YOUR AD. Clossifled odvertlsements ore b a k e r y Clerk. Pert cotlon deadline Sep­ Court, East Hartford. shir/dryer. parkinp. Wonted to Rent...... Clothing...... Trucks/Vons for Sole...... token by telephone os a convenience. The orowlh potential, wil­ Re e I EstgtE Furniture...... time petition working tember 11th. EOE. 8113,900. C ute and Available August 29. CdebraticHi' Monchester Htrold Is responsible for only one ling to train. For more TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... Compers/ Trol leri *...... Homes for Sole...... “rr...... 2i Motorcvclea/Mopeds...... Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the size of flexible doyt or even- 6f^FICE Work. Gel Fri- Information respond to cozy 11 This 2 bedroom 643-5600. Condominiums for Sole...... 23 SBrviCBS Mochlnery pnd Tools...... Auto Servlets...... the orlolnol Insertion. Errgrs which do not Ingt of Jetmy't Bakery home Is located on a Lown ond Gordon...... lesson the volue of the odveiilsement will not day to men the phones : Jane Sleo, Communi­ Lott/LorKf for Sole...... 23. Child Core...... Good Things to Fat...... Autos for Rent/Loose...... In Vernon. Plaote coll aulet deod-end street. Investment Property ...... 24j Cleaning Services...... MIscelloneous A uto m otive ...... be corrected by on oddltlonol Insertion. for customer orders cation Director, Hyatt Fuel OM/Cool/FIrewood__ Wonted to Buv/Trode for Interview. 646-571S. Legal Services, 677 Si­ Safe tor your small _ l , end general office chlldrenll Nicely re­ FORRBIT .^EAST -> los Dean Highway, We- work. Pleasant and decorated. Fireploce, friendly voice, above therefleld. Ct. 06109 or 2 B ED R O O M apartment coll 563-5700.______newer windows. A bio SECRETMY/ overage earnings. plus, central olr condi­ on Monsfleld/Wllllna- Work schedule flexi­ MOVIE Ihaolar. Coshl- ton line, route 44. AM5, Ch WINDSOR • tM7 hr MEA. few IHEIP WANTED RECEPTI6NIST tioning. Deck and shed INELP WANTED ; ble. Benefits Include ers, ushers, snack bar. In bock. Vinyl siding. 1W months securltv. Full time day shift paid vacation. Insu­ Apply Vernon Cinema I Possible C H F A financ­ Adults preferred. PONTIAC - BUICKl KENNEL person. Full or rance and paid holl- A II otter 6. ing. Come by and let us Country privacy. No port time. Dependable, C H ILD care before/aftee position. Medical devs. Apply In perton: dogs. 429-7894.______school/vacatlonsl laboratory darleal and SECRETARY. Speclol show you these and Puzzles motivated. Duties are Manchester Tobacco Education. Excellent other features. Direc­ EAST Hartford. 2 bed- MAZDA - NISSAN animal core, hospital Mondoy-Thursdoy, 1st computer axparlenca and Candy Co., 269 grade boy-Keene({ typing skills. Hours tions: Burnside to room . 2nd floor.onbus cleonlns, assisting helpful. If Intaraatod, Green Rd, Monchwter. 7:30-3:30. Please call Howard Court. Realty line. $475 per month doctors. Hours, Mon­ school area. Youe hom e/ours. 649-3S47: plaaaa contact: Co u n t e r person days. R H AM High School In World-Frechette- plus utilities. 643-7263. 84 AMC ALLIARCE. 4 Dr, Tm ______D-E7E1-6 day through Thursday, Hebron at 22S-9474. B eno lt Assoc. 646- ACR O SS 39 North Answer to Previous PuTTif Leave message. • *■5 Monday thro Fri­ MANCHESTER. 1 bed­ 16 AMC ALUAMCE. 4 Dr, D m ______M6S1-5 8am-1pm, 2pm-6pm. Tha Dapaitmant of day. Up to M.66 hourly. EOE.______7709.0 1 Mctltm Amorican ggpoBg nnso Friday 8am-12 noon. BABYSITTER for 6 yeoe room apartment In 3 84 AMC ALUARCE. 4 Dr, DMi______647514) nation (abbr.) Human Raaoureat Apply In perton, Hart- MEDICAL Asslslstan- priMt BnnnHni nnniicin References. Glaston­ old boy. Occasional ev{ NANTUCKET Cope. This family house, near bus S Mcdtcirwl 40Baliavw □ DCinOD □□□□□□ ford Rood Dairy t/Receptlonlst. Flexi­ newer 2 bedroom L v - line. Includes applian­ as AMC ALUAMCE. 2 Dr, lllvir______4-DD25-5 bury Veterinary Hospi­ enlnos and weekend Queen.______root S3QB nClDH DDHE tal. 633-35M. days. South Monches{ Rockville ble hours. Family doll Woods unit feo- ces, oarage. $500 with 11 Egypt's B O B B Q C I O DRIVER. To do deliver- practice. Send resume tures o 17' first floor utilities. $6S0securlty. 1 Anwsr____ 4 1 ____ _ Brooks te r. 649-3S47 leave 82 DUICK DEDAL 4 Dr, Dram______2-2761-5 ZDQCl DQD □□□ H A R D W A R E store Soles message.______BRnaril let and pick-ups. Alto to P. O. Box 9547, family room. Therelsa year lease. 633-4777. 13 ArtlMsnMt 43 Oomoni B t T iiiii. Bolfon, Cf. 06043. 14 Troisurs of 46 Causa to □□□□□ □□□□□Dg person. Good pay, be­ cleonlnp and odd lobs formal living room, 27 GLENWOOD St, 2 bed­ 84 DUICK SKYLARK. 4 Dr, Wklti______2-2I1D4 HIGH school student^ Hocpltil good size kitchen, dln- thtSiorrs jump tha □ □ □ □ □ nefits. Good learning wanted to work In die. for machine shop. PART Time help wanted room flat, appliances 86 BUICK RE6AL 2 Dr, Tm ______2-2887-6 track Must be 18 or older. Ino oreo and IVk baths. □Qg □□□ ;:!;□□□ environment! Apply tory dportment of ored 31 Union 8L evenings and wee­ Included. No pets. $400 ISJudgod bsH 49 Noxious 643-5549. Enlov this casual care­ 84 BUICK CERTURV. 4 Dr, BrsM______S4682-D □ B Q B Q O g I Conyers Hardware, 63 nursing home. Great Rockvilla, C T kends. $4 per hour. per month plus secur- umo 52 Band ovar Tolland Tpke. free lifestyle. Priced In ”QDD DDog gog hours. Coll Manchester 872-0501 (ext. 300) Apply U A Theaters, Ity ond loose. 649-7262. 66 BUICK RE8AU 2 Or, Bliek______648764 16 Pronunciation 54 Harmful IfclVIAIDIAa 5 Manchester Porkode. the mid $140's. Call mark @ ® Monor. 646-0129. - ELDERLY housing now 55 Four (prof.) ifeWiin itfif'riit* raoTOMum tniMo 646- 2482. “ We're Sel­ 86 BUICK RE8AL LTD. 2 Dr, Tm ...... 446084 18 Emit 56 Soaks A GOOD lob for the right RECEPTIONIST /Gal taking applications for coharont light PART time. Leading' ling Housesr'Blon- 86 BUICK LiSABKE LTD. 2 Dr, BMi______848834 57 Oailay and HELP!! greetlno cord company perton. Pay rote above FuRsndperltifneataiat- Friday. Growing com­ 2 bedroom apartments. 19 Bank Duryaa chord A Rossetto. 17 Ear (comb, We need an active OM ' iEhtEsiif. t r overoge. Manchester pany seeking full time Starting $560. Call 528- 84 BUICK KIVIEKA. 2 Dr, 8i4______648864 payment 34 Negative I ME IE.; Is In need of Merchan­ enls. Career opportunliy BRAND New llstinol I Im- (•bbr.| DOWN form) word Individual to coma ;■ In raaldannpir ^ disers to service cor Tobacco A Candy has Individual with plea­ 6522.______84 BUICK U8ABRE. 4 Dr, Tm ______647064 20 Russian EiEWa.e openings for ware­ wNh CPI Cor., opofatlng sant phone personality moculate 7 room 20 IntormodiaM 1 Doctrine 38 Soul (Fr.) work with our amall V I* 1«Y departments In the MOBIL home. Working (prof.) fighter plana ^AiBINBaBjlBl WWW: house and delivery per­ •hidloo In over 800 m a and eenerol office raised ranch In Bolton. 82 DUICK CEMTURY LTG 4 Dr, Silvir______841804 2 Madam 40 Emanate company. Talaphono Manchester area. No single mole adult pre­ 22 Now Zealand 21 Simian sons. 46 hours per elorao. Sucoeaefiil cen- skills. Fo r Interview Features Include 3 bed­ (cont) 42 Formerly ordora, light ordering V'.. IffBWBB* 'B experience necessary. ferred. Lease, secur- 86 BUICK RIVIERA. 2 Or, Brtf______846864 parrot volcano 43 Hostels atiBCMaiftt, week, time and half yDurdoor.Andyou'llhavelhemulli- baths, or custom de­ 108 foot frontage on reasonable rote Includ­ PO BYSeSVKS.' — CAR E and STA FFIN G . Work part-time/full BINDERY PERSON to run sign your own dream high speed copier end help In bindery. Ma­ bOion dote Southimd Corporation to provide you wHh pond. 879,000. Klernon ing utilities. Coll 647- time, days/shifts of your choice; We pay trakiMg, advica, and support. house on this beautiful Roloty. 649-1147. 9223 or 649-9334. ARYYQ HYIOSRI. ture peraon, willing to learn. Part time houra 8 S« idea ol swting your own business with a reason­ wooded lot In spectacu­ extra $$$ for your years of nursing experi­ available. Competitive aalary. lar country setting. EAST Hartford office PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "I don't remember anybody's able tokW inveafenent is appealing to you, oompMe and spoce for loose. 2400 n«ISibooupantoday,oi:total(toalranchise Call for details. Cen­ name. Why do you think the 'dahling' thing got started?" ence. New salary rates and EX C ELLEN T souore feet. 2 floors, — Eve Qabor. PRESS PERSON Experienced lepreMmalve cal Sie phone number Med below ■ tury 21 Epstein Reify. shift/weakend differential. Cpportunity fora WurlnancWindependenoemaybeluataround ■ • V 647-8895.0______ample parking. Coll for peraon needed to operate A.B. Dick Preaa. -* ------TH8 details. Klernon professional advancement plus fringe bene­ Muat bo quality oonooloua with good work­ vwoomoc tovriKAiio HIGH Calibre. New NO PAYMENTS COKPOfUTION raised Ranch of mas­ Reollv. 649-1147. ing habita. Muat have own tranaportatlon. Up to 2 y^»an. Kiss your n-> lOalcnWINDSOR fits available including paid In service edu­ ^CLASSIFIED a d s " Top wagaa and benefita for the right per­ sive proportlon...bullt nondol dltncultlas eoedbya. cation, learn new or brush up on nursing with your best Interest Avoid feradoture. Catch up aon. Full or part time houra available. P iM M m um this coupon to: Orog ManOeviHs. The Soutiv In mind. All guallty on leto payments such os first PONTIAC - BUICK EVERY land Corporation. Rd . W a t o ^ . C T 06705, (203) the skills. We will take your application before 574GS1B. materials and work­ or second mortaoee or even DAY or after September 8th at the Hartford VNA TYPIST Mature peraon with good manship. 7 rooms. 7Vi optstoiidlng cradN card Mils. AND typing aKIIIa to learn elootronic publlahing. Stores available in the Connecticut and greater Springfield baths, ttrepolce, 2 cor Keep your heme free end MANCHESTER. 1 and 2 MAZDA - NISSAN And is looking for a area. wonder IN office 80 Coventry Street Please call for an Computer knowledge helpful. Good wagea oaroge and a btouflful clodf wNheiit Hens. Sod boys available for stor- bicycle just like the one MANCHESTER lot with old sfont credit .or tale payment his­ ooe only. $49 and 890 3 4 8 S O U T H MAIN STREET appointment of your convenience at 243- and benefita for a oonaclentloua worker. NAME______you have in your ga­ Mothera houra available. Apply In peraon wallls. Located only 8 tory Is net 0 proMem. Kindly per month. Allbrio HERALD 2511 Ext. 400 ADDRESS______minutes from the can­ coll: Realty. 6494917. EAST WINDSOR, CONN. 06080 worker rage. Why not sell it between 0-4. d a n H M a A s CITY______^______SWTE______ZIP------ter of Manchester I TIM Swiss M anchesterHerald /j for cash with a Class! NURSINQ REOISTIIV PHONE ( . ) _ ( )^ $189,900. Coll 446-2412. CenswrvatlvB Orgup “ E A S Y DOES I T " is the 391 Canter 8t. AresCodB g L. 443-2711 tied Ad? VNA HEALTH RESOURCES PIP Printing Manoheatar Aim Code “ We're telllno 1.4SM4S4or way to describe ptadno a 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Housetl" Blonchord A 1-4S4-13M wont od. Just coll 643-2711 Rotsetto.o and we do the rest I 289-6483 L - MANCHESTER HERALD. M o n d a y . Aug. 81, 19«7

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