Housing Hurting Red lights Major proposals Jordan lays a major pain How Seabrook are dying quietly on Knicks in NBA playoffs / I I can split atom^/18 ilanrliPHtpr Mpralh Monday, May 15, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents Y Trucker Sovs share saved by new drug blame for By Maureen Leavitt Manchester Herald

Dr. Jo.seph Hanna will tell you that Howard Pat Curtis was the ‘bad blood’ ideal heart attack victim. Ideal, that is. for treatment with a so-called wonder drug Bv Jim Abrams out in 1969, and have since been at available at Manchester Memor The Associated Press odds over the Soviet intervention ial Hospital. in Afghanistan, Moscow’s back In Ja n u a ry , when Curtis BEIJIN G — On the first day of ing of Vietnam’s involvement in thought he was .suffering from a historic summit disrupted by Cambodia and what China has indigestion, his co-worker be student protests, Mikhail S. Gor called Soviet “hegemonism.” came concerned and convinced bachev said today that the Soviet Both sides agree that Gorba Curtis to go to the hospital. It Union must share the blame for a chev’s meeting Tuesday with turned out Curtis was having a cold war that divided the two 84-year-old senior leader Deng heart attack. countries for three decades. Xiaoping will normalize govern Becau.se Curtis arrived at the "Very probably we are also ment and party ties and help spur hospital .soon after his attack, he responsible for that period to a economic, cultural and academic received the drug, known as a certain extent.” the Soviet leader contacts. tissue plasminogen activator told China’s President Yang But the summit got off to a (TPA). The drug dissolved a Shangkun. rocky start as up to 150,000 blood clot in his artery and China’s leaders moved the people, half of them students, restored blood flow to his heart in welcoming ceremony to the air occupied Tiananmen Square — port from a central Beijing China’s symbolic seat of power — less than an hour. As a result of the fast action, square to avoid a confrontation in a massive protest for a more Curtis’ heart suffered no damage with tens of thousands of rebel open and democratic society. lious students camped out on the The demonstrators, including because the flow of blood to the Palrlck Flynr/Manchester Herald heart resumed before any of the plaza for a third day. about 2,000 students in the third heart muscle began to die. A HEART SAVED — Howard Pat Curtis, tal. Hanna gave Curtis a life-saving heart In remarks broadcast on Chi day of a hunger strike, defied “ I tell you, .saving heart muscle 53, of East Hartford, left, sits with Dr. drug known as TPA when Curtis nese television, Gorbachev ex police orders to vacate the is extremely important,’’ said Joseph Hanna, chief of cardiology suffered a heart attack in January. pressed “sorrow and regret” for square, forcing authorities to Hanna, chief of cardiology servi services at Manchester Memorial Hospi- the bad blood of the past and said cancel a planned welcoming ces at the hospital. “Any time “this period has come to an end.” ceremony outside the Great Hall there is damage done, (to the . Gorbachev. 58, arrived today of the People next to the square. for the first Sino-Soviet summit Student leaders on Saturday heart) it will never be the sam e.” Physicians consider the first Good habits key to healthy heart since Nikita Khrushchev met delivered a letter containing 6,000 Mao Tse-tung in 1959 in acrimon signatures to the Soviet Embassy hour of a heart attack the "golden hour” hecau.se victims can be ious talks that contributed to requesting that Gorbachev ad Bv Maureen Leavitt disease so they don’t have to be surprised like rapidly deteriorating relations. dress students. treated and permanent heart Manchester Herald Curtis. damage can be avoided or kept to ’The two nations nearly went to It is estimated that about 1.5 million war after border fighting broke See SUMMIT, page 10 a minimum. Heart attack victim Howard Pat Curtis is not Americans will have heart attacks this year. Curtis, .53. who said he was the only person who was surprised to learn he According to Hanna, smoking is one of the never one to be sick is now taking was having an attack. leading causes of heart disease. In addition, better care of himself. He quit Heart disease is a silent illness and damage to overweight people, people who don’t exercise U.S. needn’t fear shift smoking, and he is watching his heart tissues can build up for years, according to and those with high blood pressure and diabetes diet and cholesterol intake more Dr. Joseph Hanna, chief of cardiology services are prime candidates for heart attacks. closely. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. People who have a history of heart disease or He said he is feeling fine now, in Sino-Soviet relations Fortunately Curtis received a blood thinning heart attacks are also at risk. and he is looking forward to drug called TPA, which stopped his heart Heart disease develops when substances in the returning soon to his job as a beer attack, and prevented his heart from suffering blood, like fats, collect in the intima, or inner By Susanne M. Schafer Bialer said at a recent luncheon damage due to the lack of oxygen. The Associated Press hosted in Washington by the See WONDER DRUG, page 10 Hanna says he wants people to be aware of the See PREVENTION, page 10 East-West Forum. WASHINGTON - The Bush Bialer predicted that economic administration can’t afford to be cooperation between China and complacent about warming rela the Soviet Union will grow tions between the Soviet Union extensively now that their 30-year Ailing Lassow will challenge Landers and China, but neither must it rift has been healed. fear the shift is taking place at “ Economic cooperation is in Washington’s expense, say ana the interest of both countries,” he Bv Andrew Yurkovsky Lassow. his brother, said today. He is the only candidate to the district from thedistrict,” she lysts of Sino-Soviet ties. said. Manchester Herald Elizabeth Sadloski. Lassow’s come forward to challenge Land said. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba And, he noted, Chinese officials campaign manager, said that ers. who is completing his first She referred to efforts in 1986 to chev’s four-day pilgrimage to have taken pains to let the United Former Eighth District Presi Lassow, who has a history of term as district president. Both consolidate the district into the Beijing, which begins today, is States know that renewed Sino- dent Gordon B. Lassow will health problems, would be ready Lassow and Landers are Demo town and to current budget unlikely to result in a renewal of Soviet links will not come at the challenge Thomas E. Landers for to take over as president in July. crats, but political affiliation problems. She said that Lassow the 1950s military alliance of expense of the expanding U.S.- the district presidency on May 24, “ This would make a big im generally plays no role in district might work to bring taxes down. communist giants, says Seweryn China relationship. Lassow’s campaign manager provement.” she said of the elections. She said that Lassow would be Bialer, a Soviet specialist and An invitation to U.S. warships said today. in better health after the surgery to visit Shanghai, delayed until a surgery. Sadloski said that Lassow de professor of international rela Lassoit underwent open-heart Lassow, 53, an owner of Ells than he was when he last served tions at Columbia University. day after Gorbachev tours the surgery on Friday for a quadru cided to run because of his as district director. worth & Lassow. 262 Oakland St., interest in the district. “ I don’t think it’s a (military) port city, is designed as “ reassu ple bypass and was at St. Francis served as district president from A news release announcing alliance. ... but it is a summit of rance for America, because the Hospital and Medical Center in 1977 to 1984. He stepped down as a “He saved the district from the major significance, because both Hartford this morning. Jeffrey district director in 1987. town, and now we’ve got to save See LASSOW, page 10 countries need each other again. ” See RELATIONS, page 10

Bolton to vote tonight

1 on $8.2 million budget By Andrew J. Davis the recent two-room addition at Manchester Herald Bolton Elementary School and

the replacement of oil tanks. CLOWNING BOLTON — Residents at to This year’s school board is AROUND — Joe $4,565,283. The general town night’s Annual Town Meeting will Wysocki of Ver- decide whether to approve an $8.2 budget is $2,385,976.50. Selectman Douglas T. Cheney, non, left, and Bill million budget for 1989-90. The $5,142,520 Board of Educa a Republican, said he expected Glanville of Hart- tion budget and $3,083,177 town the budget to be passed tonight. ford make a toy budget will be voted on at 8 at the “ I think it will be. I haven’t Community Hall. The town heard any large noise from the balloon animal for budget includes capital improve town or townsfolk.” he said. Neil O’Connor, 3,

ments such as bonding money for If the budget is passed, the tax of Manchester. rate would rise from 42.5 mills to The clowns, from 47.2 mills, a 4,7-mill increase, said Elna Dimock, clerk to the the Shriners Hos- TODAY Board of Finance. The budget pital for Crippled would mean a tax increase of $235 Children in Index a year fora taxpayer with a house valued at $50,000, said Elaine Springfield. Mass., 20 pages, 2 sections Potterton, tax collector. appeared at the Business. .9 Obituaries. _ 2 First Selectman Sandra W. Car Show for Classified - 18-20 Opinion__ - 8 Pierog, a Democrat, said today Charity Saturday. Comics------16 People----- .15 that she has heard rumors that Story and more Focus______15 Science__ .18 some people will protest a $55,000 Local/State Sports___ .11-14 proposed reduction in the school photos on page 3. ______2-5, 10 Television. .__ 17 Reginald Rnto/Manchester Herald NatlonAVorld j 6-7 Weather__ ___ 2 See BOLTON, page 10 2 - M A N C H E S TE R H E R A L D . Mond ay. M a y 15, 19B9 M A N C H E S TE R H E R A L D , Monday M a y 15. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Obituaries Police Roundup Housing proposa ls Su n s e t C l u b to m e e t Alm a W. Guinn e ss Weinstein M ortu a ry, 640 F a r Paul P. Ace to mington Ave., H artford. Buria l Forc e seizes coca in e; Th e Sunset Club will me et Tu e sd a y at 1 p.m . at the Alm a W. Guinness, 97, of Ne w P aul P. Aceto, 72. of 54 dying quie tly after Yo rk City, N .Y ., died Sa turd ay will follow. A m e morial week will biggest bust this y e ar M a nch e ster Senior Citiz e ns’ Center. be observed at his home. Stric kla nd St., died today (M a y (M a y 13, 1989) at her home. She 15, 1989) at Manchester Memoria l was the moth er of A rt h u r W. M e moria l donations m a y be Th e Tri-To w n Narcotics Ta s k F orc e seized Hospital. He was the husband of Guinness of Tr a c y Driv e , M a n made to the Da na F a rb e r Ca nc er $350 000 worth of cocaine in Ellington F rid a y, said blu e-ribbon report W A X E S set to m e e t Lorra in e (L a P l a m e ) Aceto. chester, who died F rid a y (M a y Institute for Ca nc er Re se arch, 44 Lt. Orville L. Cleveland, a Manchester police officer M a nch e ster W .A .T.E .S . will meet Tu e sd a y at 72 Binn ey St., Boston, Ma. 02115, or He was born in Manhce ster on 12, 1989) at Manch est er M e moria l and command er of the force. By Peter Vlles been more concerned this y e a r E , Ce nt er St. Weigh-in will be at 6; 15 p.m. Plans will to Te m ple Beth Sholom, 400 E . Aug. 30, 1916. Th e son of the late Th e seizure brings to $750,000 the total va lu e of Hospital. The Associated Press with finding new taxes to bala nce be m a d e for the Jun e ga th ering. New m embers are Middle Turnpik e , Ma nchester. Pasqu ale and Anna (Cacia palla) Services for Alm a Guiness will illegal drugs .seized by the task force so f a r this ye ar, the state budget welcome. Aceto, he had been a lifelong Cleveland said. Th e force hoped to seize at least a be tonight and Tu e sd a y morning resident. H A R T F O R D - E a rli e r this Anoth er failed re comm e nd a in Ne w Yo r k City., N .Y . She and million dollars worth of illegal drugs by the end of / Doris Murray Before re tiring, he was em ye ar, the Connecticut Blu e R ib tion would have allowed cities her son will be burie d in the ployed at the U.S. Postal Service this ye ar. bon Commission on Housing and towns to re quire conversion D e lt a ch a p t e r m e e ting set f a mily plot of the Ga te of He aven Doris E . (H e rm s) M u rr a y, 69, Tri-tow n members arrested Julio I. P ere z, 24, of of H artford, widow of Joseph in Ma nch est er as a parcel post i.ssued its final report, a glossy, c e rtific a t e s from d eve lop ers Ce m e t ery, H awthorn e, N .Y . on 51 Me adowbrook Road, Ellington and ch arge d him 70-page booklet that outlined 25 Th e r e gula r me eting of the Delta cha pter, Royal M u rr a y, died Sa turd ay (M a y 13, d riv e r for 39 ye ars. He had .seeking to convert rental units Arch Masons, w ill be h e ldW e dn e sd a y a t7;30p.m. in Wednesday. with possession of drug paraphernalia, op era ting a steps to ease the state’s housing into condominiums. It died in the 1989) at Ma nch est er M e moria l work ed at the Ma nch est er H e drug factory, and possession of cocaine ove r one the Ma sonic Te m p le , 23 Ce nter St. Th e Roya l Arch ra ld. wh ere he dre w caric a tures crunch. P l a n n in g a nd D e v e lo p m e n t Hospit al. She was the moth er of ounce, Cleveland said. v- degre e will be conferre d on several candidates after Arthur W. Guinn e ss La ura A. La ntz of Manchester. of famous people. As the Ge n eral Ass embly ses Committ e e. which re fre shments w ill be served. “ This is about the biggest cocaine seizure at one sion winds down, 19 of the Besides her daughter, she is He attended local schools and O th e r proposals tha t die d Weight group me eting slated A rt h u r W. Guinness, 60, of time we’ve h ad,” Cleveland said of the Ellington recommenda tions have either survive d by two sons, Kenn eth R. was a 1934 gradu at e of Manches called for increased funding for Ma nch ester, husband of Carol 3ri*cst died quie tly oi* n ever come before Ta k e Off Pounds Sensibly (T O P S ), is a non-profit, M u rr a y of Newington, and Jo t er High School. rental assistance progra m s and a Y (M e a d) Guinness, died F rid a y Tri-tow n members, who are detectives and the Le gisla ture, and the most non-comm ercia l, int ern ation al weight loss group seph R. M u rr a y of Cincinna ti, He was a U.S. A rm y veteran of permane nt land use education with a local ch a pter that meets e very Tu e sd a y at (M a y 12, 1989) at Manchester officers from South Windsor, Ma nch est er and f ar-re a ching proposal of the Ohio; another daughter, Ja qu e- World W a r II. s erving with the 9th council. M e m oria l Hospit al. Vernon, were surveilling P ere z’ a partm e nt F rid a y surviving six faces an uphill North Unit e d Methodist Church, 300 P a rk e r St. line K e lly of Th e tford, Vt; a In f a n try Division. He was a “ To be pra gm a tic, you c a n’t He was born in New Yo r k City, about 4:15 p.fn. when Perez left in a 1983 G M C battle. Weigh-in begins at 6; 15 p.m. and the me eting is held broth er, Rich a rd H. H erms of m e m b e r of ,St. Bridge t Church, expect 18 different re comm e nd a Jun e 29, 1928 and had live d in pickup truck. Police followed Perez from Ellington Commission m embers and af from 7 to 8 p.m. Support is offered through games, West H artford; and thre e gra nd the Na tion al Association of Re Reginald PInto/Manchsatar Herald Reginald PInlo/ManchAealer Herald tions to become laws in a tight to La k e Street at the Bolton Town line when task contests, discussions, spea kers, and awards. Ma nch est er since 1961. At the tired F e d era l Employe e s, the 9th fordable housing advocates in the budge t y e a r,” said W illi a m childre n. H e r mother, La ura force members were finally able to corn e r him, Y e a rly registra tion is $12 and we e kly dues are only tim e of his death, he was In f a n try Division Association and SQUEAKY CLEAN — Linda Nurmi of 39 Foxcroft Dr. cleans her vehicle at RUNNING THE SHOW — Ron Ass embly agre e that the state’s McDonough, the commission’s professor of business care ers at H erms died Sund ay (M a y 14, $1. Visitors are alw a ys welcome. F o r more 1989). the Am e ric a n Association of Cleveland said. the Car Show for Charity at Globe Hollow on Saturday. She calls it the Shurkus, co-owner of the Ye budget crisis made .sweeping f u ll-t im e e x e c u tiv e d ir e c t o r. inform a tion, ca ll Dwight Bush ey, 644-4525. Ma nch est er Comm unity College, Police found about 2>/i ounces of cocaine on Pere z, action on housing issues almost Double funerals for Doris M u r R e tired Persons. "radical trike." Olde Speed & Sport Emporium “ But. nonetheless, we work ed for where he had work ed since 1968. along with a small scale, Cleveland said. impossible this ye ar. r a y and La ura H erms will be Besides his wife, he is survive d a y e ar on this, and the success He taught in the community La ter Frid a y, task force members executed a of Manchester, helped organ- “ Most of them cost money, so Tu e sd ay at 11 a .m. from the by a stepson, Joseph Matassa of ratio is v e ry mod est.” N e w e xhibit on displa y with Proje ct D e s a rrolla r and search w arrant at P ere z’ apartment along with ize Saturday’s car show. most of them are d e a d.” a Sh e e h a n-Hilborn-Bre e n Fun era l the Ya le sville section of W a lling McDonough said he still has Proje ct Satellite. He was also an state police from Troop C in Stafford and found the commission staff m e m b e r said of " In tu itiv e Appro a ch.” a collage-mix ed media Hom e, 1084 Ne w Brit a in Ave., ford; two stepdaughters, S. Linda hope for a bill that would allow a dvisor to the D E C A Club, and apartment “ laden with cocaine.” including two the failed recommenda tions. exhibit by G a il Hinch e n, will be on display at the West H artford. B uria l will be in Mele of Cape Cora l, F l a ., and developers seeking to build affor sponsored a Ju n ior Achieve ment 1-pound bags of cocaine in a dresser dra w e r, Lindgre n G a ll e ry, at Tiling Ju n ior High School, 227 Christin e Russo of Manchester; But the l e gisl a ture also balked dable housing to appeal local candidate. He was a U.S. A rm y Rose Hill M e moria l P a rk , Rocky E . Middle Turn p ik e , from Wednesday through Jun e four brothers, Joseph Aceto of Cleveland said. at a series of land-use proposals zoning decisions re jecting th eir ve teran who served in Kore a and Hill. C a lling hours are today from State police will be filing additional drug charge s Antiqu e automobiles draw hundreds 9, An opening reception w ill be held Tu e sd a y from 7 to 9 p.m. D ayuton. Ohio, and John Aceto, that had almost nothingtodo with applications. Th e appeals would G e rm a ny. in conncetion with the seizure at the a p artm e nt, the state budget and e verything 3:30 to 5 p.m. Hours are Mond ay through F rid a y. Pe ter Aceto and Anthony Aceto. By Andrew J. Davis •50s. he said the show reminded people of the be filed in Sup erior Court, and a Besides his wife, he is survive d Cleveland said. " T h a t ’s m y favorite c a r,” she said. “ I 8:30 a .m. to 2:30 p.m. Ev e nin g hours at the g a lle ry all of Ma nch ester; a sister, Ann Manchester Herald 1950s. when tail fins were in. to do with the sensitive issue of judge could overturn the local by a son, Rich ard M. Guinness of Salvatore Voipe Perez was being held on a $250,000 bond pending a like the style. I t ’s the most classical style. local control over pla nning and will be from 7 to 9 p.m. beginning Jun e 7. La V a lle e of Manch est er; three Old cars such as a 19.55 Bel A ir, a 1929 b o ard’s decision. Ma nchester: a sister, Alm a E. court appearance today in Manchester Sup erior Th e kind of c a r you see in the movies. zoning. Salva tore “ Ch e t” Voipe, 55, of st e p-gra ndchildre n and several More than 3.000 c a r lovers gathered Plymouth Road.ster and a 1949 Willys But that bill faces strong Guinness of Ne w York: and a Court, Cleveland said. Th e y should bring those (type of cars) “ Th a t ’s like a tt acking God in H artford, died Sund ay (M a y 14, nieces and nephews and an aunt. Sa turd ay to a dmire classic automobiles at Overla nd were on display Shurkus pointi'd objections from town govern broth er, John B. Guinness of back I miss seeing those c a rs.” this pla c e.” state Rep. Shaun D e pre ssio n Is discuss e d 1989) at his home. He was the He was predeceased by two the fifth annual C a r Show for Ch a rity. to the classics, e xplaining they were why ments across the state, who see it Mi a m i, Fla . Th e re also were m a ny modern cars. A M cN a lly. D-N orw ich. said of the father of Salva tore " C h e t ” Voipe sisters. B e a trice Am e s and Julia M a n ch arg e d with assault About 200 classic cars motorcycle s and c a r shows were b ecoming more and more as a thre a t to th e ir autonomy. Depression Anonymous, a support group for those A Mass of Christia n buria l will Jr. and Chad Voipe, both of La Riviere. trucks vied for the attention of hundreds of 1981 D el.ore a n dre w rave reviews, as did Le gisla ture’s unwillingness to Ironic a lly, the lobbyist for small popular some of the sports cars suffering from depression, meets e very Tu e sd a y at be Wednesday at 10:30 a m. at St. Manchester. Fun e ra l will be Th ursd a y at 9 on his pregn a nt wife c a r enthusiasts who c am e to the show at the dictate local zoning policies. towns who is trying to wea k en the 6:30 p.m. in room 242 of the Low e Progra m Ce nter at “ Th e new cars a re n’t real c a r s " he said Gino Vecchio of San Fra nciso brought his Ja m e s Church, 896 Main St. He is also surviv e d by four a .m, at the Holm es Fun era l A 24-year-old Manchester man was arrested p arking lot at Globe Hollow. More than “ Zoning is the nut that needs to bill is Ch arles Du f fy, a m e m b e r of Manch e ster Com m unity College. Th e group follows B uria l will be in the Ga te of “ The se are real cars. All the cars today look Blue Street Jet Dra gst er to the show. He brothers, Fr a n k Voipe of H a rt Hom e. 400 Main St., with a Mass Saturday morning after assaulting and thre a tening $5,000 was raised for the Shrin ers Hospital the same Th e y ’re (the classics) are be cra c k e d in this p l a c e .” the blue ribbon commission that the 12-step progra m modeled after Alcoholics He aven Ce m e t ery, Hawthorne, ford, D a mia n Voipe, Anthony said Ma nch est er was one of about six East M cN a lly said. “ I t ’s not m on e y,” of Christia n B uria l at 10 a.m. at to kill his pregnant wife, police said. for Cripple d Childre n in Springfie ld. Mass.; unique. Th e y ’re a c a r in i ts e l f " recommende d the appeals pro Anonymous. Th e re are no dues or fees. F o r more N .Y . Ca lling hours will be today Voipe and Am erico Voipe, all of Coast c a r shows he would stop at in the next One of the commission’s re com St. Bridge t Church. B uria l with F elix A. Corre a, of 88 Oa k St., was charged with M A R C a Ma nch est er association for One of the local enthusiasts was Ed cess in the first place. inform a tion, call M a rie B.. 644-9046. and Tu e sd a y from 7 to 9 p.m. at West H artford; a sister, Anna few weeks mendations would have given m ilit a ry honors will be in St. injury or risk of injury to children, first-d egre e re tarded citizens; C a m p Kenn edy summ er Boland of Manch est er. Boland had two cars Duffy said he is committ e d to the Watkins F un e ra l Home, 142 F a v a of H alla nd ale, F l a .; and Ja m e s C em e tery. c a mp; and Ma nch est er midget football. But mostly it was the feeling of days gone local pla nning and zoning boards re a ching a compromis e that E . Ce nter St. crimin a l tresspass, third-degre e assault, thre a ten at the show: a 1937 Plym outh Roa dst er and m a ny nieces and nephews. C a lling hours are Wednesday at ing and second-degree unlawful restraint, police Ron Shurkus, co-own er of the sponsoring a 19.56 pink Ca dilla c. by. when cars were cars, that brought the power to re quire developers keeps the appe als bill alive. But P u blic sp e a k ing t a ugh t M e m oria l donations m a y be Th e funeral will be Wednesday to set aside a percentage of 7 to 9 p.m. said. business. Y e Olde Speed and Sport While trying to sell the Ro adster for people to the show, said Shurkus. his a w k w a rd position — opposing made to the Art h ur W. Guinness at 10:15 a.m. from the Dillon- planned housing developments To astm a sters, Na th an Hale Club, will meet M e moria l donations m a y be Corre a became angry when his wife woke him and E m p o riu m , said the show started five ye ars $21,000, he was polishing his C a dilla c like a “ We did it 20 ye ars ago and we want to do a bill his commission dra fte d — M e m oria l Scholarship Fund of for sale or rent to low-and 'Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the F irs t F e d era l Savings B a x t er Fun e ra l Hom e, 1276 B e r made to the H artford Ostomy began hitting her, police said. He also broke much of ago with only 17 cars. But the show has m an in love. it a g a in,” he said “ You meet people you points to some of the weaknesses Ma nch est er Comm unity College, lin Turnpik e , Wethersfield, fol middle-incom e families. It died in and Lo an Association, 344 W. Middle Turnpik e . A.ssociation, P.O. Box 351, Bloom the furniture in the house, and threw the television grown because there are m a ny people who “ I ’ve loved the 1956 C a dilla c for v e a rs.” h ave n't seen in 20 y e ars. I t ’s 50s inherent in the commission’s care of Rich ard Viz a rd, 60 lowed by a Mass of Christia n the Select Committ e e on Housing. P articip a nts will be taught how to feel comforta ble field 06002. set. police said. His wife’s 8-ye ar-old son was with love cars, he said. said Boland, who was born that ye ar a tmosph ere.” structure. Bidw ell St., Manche ster 06040. buria l at 11 a.m. in St. Augus A n o t h e r r e c o m m e n d a t i o n spe aking in front of others. F o r informa tion, call her at the time of the assault, police said. " Th e c a r enthusiasts are re a lly out While Boland was polishing his be auty, Th e a w ard for best vehicle was given to Th e commission has no lobbyist tin e’s Church, 10 Campfie ld Ave., would have prohibited local pla n Gail Slover. 647-9849. Corre a violated a protective order which prevents t h e r e " he said. “ Th e y re a lly like (t h is).” Th e a Platt of Ma nch est er came by and took Joseph Kuronya of Columbia, who is pushing its recommenda tions, H artford. B uria l will be in the Ralph Lavoie ning and zoning boards from him from having any contact with his wife, police C a r shows are popular for another a picture of it She said she loved the cars of president of D yn a m ic Metal Products Co and n ever found a strong sponsor Moniqu e To th f a m ily plot of Mount St. Benedict re quiring m inim um lot sizes — R alph Lavoie, 35, of Ellington, said. reason, said Shurkus. Noting that most of the 1950s because they reminded her of an Inc. of Ma nchester, He owns a red 1961 from among the Ass e m bly’s 187 Monique S. (Ma sson) Toth. 67. Ce m e t ery, Bloomfield. Calling so-called snob zoning — unless died Sa turd ay (M a y 13, 1989) His wife had a welt on her head and a rug burn on the people at the show were in th eir 30s to old green c a r her father once owned. Chevrolet Cor \'ette m emb ers. Although state Hous D a y-c a r e gro u p to me e t of 176 Oa kla nd St . died Th ursd a y hours are Tu e sd ay from 2 to 4 and the boards could show the lot sizes from injuries sustained in a her arm and was treated and released from ing Commission er John F . P a- (M a y 11. 1989) at Manchester 7 to 9 p.m. protect public health and safety. Th e F a m ily D a y C are Provid ers Association will motorcycle accident. He was the Manchester Memoria l Hospital, police said. pandre a is a co-ch a irm a n of the M e moria l Hospit al. She was the Th a t propo.sal also died in the me et Tu e sd a y at 7:15 p.m. in the parish hall of St. son of Micha el La voie of E llin g Corre a was being held on a $25,000 sure ty bond commission, he has not lobbied widow of Fr a n k Toth. housing panel M a ry ’s Church, 41 P a rk St. Th e re will be a panel H e nry R. Binette ton and H e dy (G agnon) Santos of pending presentment in court today. aggre ssively for its re comm e n Born in La rchm ont. N .Y . she A third recommenda tion would discussion on business practices. Also, y e a rly H e nry R. Binette. 78. of East H artford, and the broth er of Rick dations, and Gov. Willia m A. elections will be held. Th e cost is $1 for lived on Staten Isla nd. N .Y. Lavoie of Cove ntry. have raised by .34 percent the O ’Ne ill has not endorsed the before m oving to Ma nch est er two H a rt f ord, husband of Ce cile W om a n, d a ncing on a roof, local real estate conveyance tax non-m emb ers at the door and the event is open to (Bru le ) Binette. died Frid a y He is also surviv e d by a cousin, proposals. registered provid ers only. F o r inform a tion, call ye ars ago. She was a m e m b e r of Micha el La voie of E a st Windsor. on prop erty that sells for more On a more fundam ent al level, the Ma nch est er Senior Citizens' (M a y 12. 1989) at a local convales faces tresp assing ch a rg e than $100,000, Th e money would 646-8524. cent home. Th e funeral is Tu e sd a y at 9 a.m. m a ny of the commission’s land- Ce nt er, and had been a volunte er have gone to the cities and towns Born in Portla nd. Maine, he from the La dd F un e ra l Hom e. 19 A 37-year-old Manchester woman was arrested use r e c o m m e n d a tio n s w e nt at Ma nch est er M e moria l Hospi Ellington Av e ., in the Rockville for dancing on the roof of a H artford Road building for the development of affordable beyond P a p a ndre a ’s emphasis on M a so n s to host ch oru s tal and for the Am e ric a n Ca nc er had lived in E a st H artford since housing. Th a t bill died in the 1946. area of V ernon, followed by a yesterday, police said. cooperative progra ms between Society and Am e ric a n Red Cross. Mass of Christia n buria l at 10 Fin a nc e Committ e e, which has Th e Tusc a n Lodge A F & A M is sponsoring the Silk He work ed at Ma nch est er Sand B arb ara Fra zie r, of 20 Prospect St., was ch arge d the state and cities and towns. City Chorus for a p erform ance F rid a y at 8:15 p.m. She is surviv e d by a sister. a .m. in St. Luk e Church, E llin g with third-degre e crimin al trespass and disord erly M arc e l McAllon in Florid a and and Gra v e l Co. for 20 ye ars before at the Ma sonic Te m pl e . 25 E . Cent er St. Th e concert re tiring in 1976. He was a m e mb er ton. C a lling hours are today from conduct in the incident, police said. several nieces and nephews. 7 to 9 p.m. B uria l will be in is open to the public, free of charge. of Local 498. Interna tional Union When police arrived, they found F r a z i e r at the A priva t e funeral will be held in Ellington Ce nter Ce m e tery. of Op era ting Engin e ers. He was a corner of Prospect Street and H artford Ro ad, police Rockville C e m e t ery. Rockville said. Ce nt er. Long Isla nd. N .Y . M e m m e m b e r of Blessed Sacram ent Y W C A hosts a ctivity d a y M e n’s Club and the Southend She was released on a $250 non-surety bond and is oria l donations m a y be made to scheduled to appear court Wednesday. Th e Y W C A will offer an a ll-d ay progra m for the Volunte er Rescue Unit of the Se nior Citizens’ Club. Elsewhere childre n in grades kinderg arte n through 6 Th ursd a y Eighth Utilitie s District. Besides his wife, he is surviv e d because school is closed for a staff development by a son. Robert P. Binette of d ay. Th e d a y’s activities include a trip to Vernon E a st H a rtford: a daughter. Alice Marlon Mack Current Quotationa Golf land. David Kaye B arre tt of South Windh a m: six E a ch child can ride the go-carts, play mini-golf, brothers, Roland Binette of N e C O STA M E S A , Calif. (A P ) - D a vid K a y e, 21, of 29 H a milton wington, M a uric e Bennett of San Silent film actress M arion Mack, “ I am not more capable than anyone else, but I ’m and receive quarters and tokens for the game room. Reginald Pinto/Manchaater Herald Hours will be from 9 a .m . to 3:30 p.m. Th e cost is $16 Driv e , died Sa turd a y (M a y 13, Jo.se, Ca lif., B e rtra m Bennett of a sm a ll-town girl who became a not less capable. Th e important thing is to get the for m embers, and $18 for non-m embers. 1989) at Ma nch est er M e moria l G o sh e n. A n to n io B in e tt e of Ma ck Sennett bathing be auty and country moving.” — Peronist candidate Carlos FULL HOUSE — Car enthusiasts gather Saturday at the fifth annual Car Show for Charity. About 3,000 Exte nde d hours are available from 7 a.m. to 9 Hospital. Bloomfield. Marc el Binette of Buster Ke a ton’s co-star in the Menem after claiming victory in Arg e ntin a ’s the parking lot of the Globe Hollow swimming pooi for people came to the show. a m. and 3:30 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at an additional cost Born in H artford, the son of Moodus and John Bennett of classic “ Th e G e n e ra l,” died M a y presidential election. of $2 for m e mb ers and $2.50 for non-members. F o r Da niel and M a m a (Wit k in) K aye, G orh a m, Main e: a sister, Cecile 1 of he art f ailure. She was 87. more informa tion, call the YW C A office. 647-1437. he was a 1987 gradu at e of Chabot of Southbury: 12 gra nd Ma ck, whose re al nam e was Ma nch est er High School, and had c h i l d r e n : a n d six g r e a t Jo e y M a rion M cCre e ry, was born Thoughts attended Ma nch est er Co m m un gra ndchildre n. in M a mm oth, Uta h, and came to Agreement is closer on carpenter strike Don’t go aloon to a blood drive. ity College. He was a m e m b e r of Th e funeral is Tue.sday at 8:45 Hollywood in A pril 1920. She Bring a buddy. Te m ple Beth Sholom. He was a a m. from the D ’Esopo E a st appe ared in a numb er of short Lottery How do you pray? Do you pra y for yourself? Ixiubier and Gle isn er said e arly plan at this tim e to hire non-union contract o r a $2 per hour incre ase sup ervisor for Inc entive Com H artford F un era l Cha pel, 30 films as a bathing be a uty, then Th a t s good, as long as it’s not like the N e w York e r Bv Nancy Concelman munity Enterpris e s, and was a last week that about 20 carp e n carp enters to replace those still for a one-ye ar contract. Th e Is your age 17 or older? C a rt e r St., E a st H artford, fol went on to ma k e comedies and by his bed and saying, “ I Manchester Herald m e mb er of a band that played ters had not reported to work at on strik e, Gleisn er said today carp enters, who have been w ork Winning numbers dra wn Sa turd ay in New lowed by a Mass of Christia n features for other studios before want It all ^When we pray for ourselves, it’s not locally. the m a ll site. But by the middle of Union m e mb ers voted to strik e ing without a contract since April Do you weigh 110 or more? Engla nd: buria l at 9:30 a m. at Blessed writing and. st arring in a semi- '^bat we w a nt th a t’s A spok esman for the union Besides his parents, he is last we e k, about a dozen work ers M a y 6. Th e y want a $1.50 per hour 1. e arn a basic rate of $18 10 per Connecticut d aily: 759. P l a y F o ur: 0699. Sacram ent Church. autobiographical film, “ M a ry of important What s important is that we open our represe nting strik ing H a rtford- Are you in good health? surviv e d by his pat ernal gra nd began working on the G. Fox p ay incre ase for a two-y e ar hour. Massachusetts d a ily: 9482. C a lling hours are Monday from the Movie s.” he arts to the Lord, that we share all our fe elings and are a carp enters said today 20 to moth er, Ann a K a y e of West d ep artm ent store und er an inte Massachusetts Mega bucks: 6, 7, 11, 19, 21, 32. 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. B uria l will be H e r best-known role was in lay them open to his loving and forgiving gaze. Le t 25 carp enters could return to H artford; a sister, Robin K a ye rim agre ement with the contra c If you can say yes to the above — you Tri-s t a t e d aily: 876, 7327. in Rose Hill M e m oria l P a rk. Ke a ton’s 1926 Civil W a r com edy, *bat we m a y become G o d’s work at the Buckla nd Ma ll site Alla rd of V ernon; a niece and two Tri-s t a t e Megabucks: 1, 6, 11, 24, 25, 32. Rocky Hill. “ Th e G e n e ra l,” in which she instruments on this earth. next week if a me eting Tu e sd a y tor. G .N . Construction Services can probably donate blood. nephews. Rhode Isla nd d aily: 1908. M e moria l donations m a y be played his estranged girlfrie nd, with repre senta tives of the Asso Inc. of East H artford, Loubier The funeral will be Tu e sd a y at Rhode Isla nd Lot-O-Buc k s: 2, 11, 13, 17, 18. m a de to the ch a rity of the donor’s Annab elle Le e, who is acciden Th e R e v. Anne Wrld e r ciation of Ge neral Contra ctors of said. Your pint of blood could help up to five 9;30 a .m. in the chapel of the choice. 1 t a lly kidnapped by Ya nk e e spies. St. M a ry’s Episcopal Church Connecticut is successful. Th e Hom art Deve lopm ent Co., patients. Bob Loubier, an agent for Local developer of the m a ll, does not 43 of the Unite d Brotherhood of Call 643-5111 to make an appointment. Weather Carp e nters & Join ers of Am e ric a , We’ll be glad to answer questions too. lanrhpatpr Hpralh .said the two sides and a federal m e dia tor plan to meet in W a lling muoi South Windsor Glastonbury R a in a nd fog USPS 327-500 ford to discuss the union’s reque.st £ZZeHU!T0 PJLSK V OL. C VIII, No. 192 for a s a lary hike. Tuesday Only Wednesday, May 17 — 8:30-1:30 Wednesday, May 31 — 2:00-7:00 REGIONAL WEATHER Manchester and vicin ity: To Of the 40 to ,50 carp enters at the South Windsor High School Irish Am e ric a n Club night. rain and fog. Low around Penny M. SleMert. Publlth ar 161 Nevers Road Accu-W e a th er* forecast lor Tu e sd a y Qeofg* T. Chipp«t | _ . _ m a ll site who were on strik e, 132 Comm e rc e Street Daytim e Conditions and High Temp era ture s 50. Chance of rain 80 percent. Editor Dannii M. Santoro n e arly 25 are now back at work From Our Meat Dept. F rid a y, M a y 19 — 2:00-7:00 Tu e sd a y, rain lik ely. High in the Advartlaing Director Manchester und er int erim agre ements signed FRESH WAYBEST Wa pping Com m unity Church Dougitt A. Bevint F rid a y, Jun e 2 — 2:00-7:00 mid 60s. Chance of rain 70 Executive Editor Sheldon Cohen w it h in d iv id u a l c o n tr a c t o rs, 1788 Ellington Road percent. Outloo k W e dn e sd ay, Competing Manager Concordia Luth era n Church Jeanne Q. Fromerth Loubier said C h ic k e n Legs ...... 790/ib rain lik ely. High in the mid 60s. Butinett Mtneger Robert H. Hubbard (No Back$) 40 Pit kin Street Preitroom Manager B u t L o u b i e r and C h a rl e s East Hartford E a st coastal; Tonight, rain and Monday, Jun e 12 — 12:00-5 Oenlae A. Hobertt e . Gle isn e r. se nior construction Tu e sd a y, M a y 30 — 2:00-7:00 00 fog. Low around 50. Ch ance of Te m pl e Beth Sholom P«o n n e . Maneger c r u l l t l o n & m a n a g e r on the project for Blessed Sa cram e nt rain 80 percent. Tu e sd a y, rain From Our Deli Dept. 400 E a st Middle Turnp ik e Hom art. said the other 20orm ore 36 C a mbridg e Driv e lik ely. High around 60. Ch ance of Manchaatw Brain 'iJT pI" '’ °”***y* Conn. 06040.8«cond c Ir aa nJ.? PItco. Manchottor, carp enters who work on the main GIFT CERTIFICATES LAND OF LAKES rain 70 percent. Outlook Wednes Mond ay, Jun e 5 — 10:30-3:30 CLIP and Save Poatmaater Send addreaa f* ** *' ^^•''chealer. Conn. m a ll building for m e mb ers of the d ay, rain lik ely. High around 60. P.O. Bo, 591. Herald. Am e ric a n C h e e s e ...... ^1.99 /lb. E a st H a rtford To w n H all this ad for contra ctors’ as.sociation are still West coastal: Tonight, rain and If you don't rtcolvo your HnraiH Ku « A*A 740 M a in Street Future Reference fog. Low in the lower 50s. Chance a.m. Saturdaya, pleaae lalanho^lll^ ® ' • • •Waya or 7:30 on strik e to reach youf c a rW c , I '* From Our Own Bakery This ad was paid for by the following business: of rain 80 percent. Tu e sd a y, rain P.m. weeJdaya M *' » 5 [5 li i Mrt u s iaN i s • c o [m t i i ! cs u m s lik ely. High 60 to 65. Ch ance of Suggeatad carder rataa . FRESH BAKED Clarke Insurance Agency Manchester Drug Savings Bank of month. 923.10 lor three mnnrk '" • •Wy. 97.70 for one W E D E L I V E R 311 M AIN STREET Marlow's Dept. Store Regal's Men's Shop Manchester rain 70 percent. Outlook Wedne.s- MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Lenox Pharmacy d ay. rain lik ely. High in the mid 902.40 lor one year. Newatland n i*'* « For Home Delivery, Call ^TELEPHONE (2031 643-1211 Larg e itallan B r e a d ...... 69C '4 doi. Manchester State Bank J.C. Penney TheMane h e alarHerri7ta!l ’’ k'*' “ <=•"'• • ‘ OPY- Manchester Sand & Wilson Electric Co. Northway Pharmacy ICC I DOI IIIIHOWO Gravel 60s. the Audit Bureau ol dreulaTrona *"thrN***S“®'*‘*^'*™“ ’ Cardinal Buick 01909 A o c u-Wm Am t . Lynch Toyota Pontiac Highland Park Mkt. Southwest int e rior: Tonight, Today's weather picture was drawn by Kimberly Hasty, 9, Aaaoclatlon and the Nevr E ^ n & r a r i l S r r ! a " S : r 647-9946 2 John F. Tierney Lydall, Inc. Gerber SclenUfic rain and fog. Low around ,50. who attends Washington School. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 Funeral Homo Manchester.Herald Carter Cheverolet 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 15. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 15. 1989 — 5 Art project UofH honors 6 people Bill for public a utopsy reports Budget, school discipline Managers by students as 1,500 get diplomas in trouble as session ne ars end back before Legislature find junk L. Johnson. R-Conn.: UofH alum- angers dean WEST HARTFORD (AP) - HARTFORD (A P) - A bill the session. nus Stephen F, Mosely: Arnold C, soon with Balducci. “ Time is a HARTFORD (A P) — House $500 million in tax increases to Newspaper columnist Ann Land- pushed by the news media and House Speaker Richard J. in forests Greenberg, former chaimran and real problem here. We’re still Speaker Richard J. Balducci balance the budget ers and author Philip Roth were right-to-know advocates for ye- Balducci. D-Newington, said he hopeful.” isn’t as optimistic as Senate NEW LONDON (A P) - Con- chief executive officer of Coleco Talks have been going on for among the six people awarded ars. aimed at making autopsy had not decided when or if to take President Pro Tern John B. HARTFORD (AP) — Across necticut College officials greeted Industries Inc.: and former UofH weeks on the tax and spending honorary degrees at the 32nd reports available to reporters and up the bill, which is now headed Kiner said that the bill never Larson about voting this week Connecticut, owners and custodi- an avant garde art project with president Stephen Joel would have made it out of the bills, and the General Assem- A annual commencement of the the public, appears in trouble as back from the Senate in a on a state budget for the year ans of public and private lands anger, but the artists who created Trachtenberg. bly now has just over three University of Hartford. the General Assembly heads into stronger form favored by the House without the change, which beginning July 1. are facing a growing man-made it say their work is being In a message to graduating weeks to wrap it up. The Humphrey Tonkin, the school’s the final three weeks of the media and the state Freedom of also stipulated that the bill only Balducci should have a problem, one that involves the misinterpreted. students prepared for the printed session mu.st adjourn June 7. If new president, delivered the session. Information Commission. Asked, apply to autopsies performed clearer idea of the prospects dumping of junk cars, washing The display, of four human commencement program, Land- after the bill become law. they don’t agrree by then. commencement address to the The measure has bounced back however, about Kiner’s prefer- after Monday, when the 88 machines, refrigerators and figures wrapped in black plastic ers offered some sage advice O'Neill has said he will call 1,500 students who received de- and forth between the House and ence for recommitting the bill, House Democrats will meet other appliances. and stuffed with newspaper, was about not being afraid to fail. “ Under the House version, you lawmakers back for a special grees on Sunday. the Senate and, when it arrives Balducci said “ that very well again to talk about specific John Spencer of the state hung by two art students behind “ Don’t sit around and wait for couldn’t get access to the autopsy session immediately. A “ Ours must be a teaching back in the House this week, it could happen.” areas they expect to reduce in Department of Environmental the Cummings Art Center as their opportunity to knock on your on John Kennedy,” Pearlman society. It’s not knowledge alone, may be killed for the year. The Senate version restores a Democratic Gov. William A. Also this week at the Capitol, Protection, who manages 130,000 final project in a three- door. Opportunity does not go said. “ Look at the public interest but the ability to transmit that “ It’s just the wrong time of the balancing test under which a in that case.” O’N eill’s proposed $6.9 billion a bill limiting a teacher’s acres of state land in the dimensional art class. College around knocking on doors. You knowledge, that is our best year to mess around with this judge would decide whether the 1989-90 budget. authority to use physical force department’s Eastern District, officials ordered it be cut down. must knock on opportunity’s guarantee against ignorance and stuff,” .said Rep. William A. public interest in disclosure of the Kiner said his version was the By the end of last week. against students will be back said he has been forced to devote Dean Robert Hampton, who hopelessness, and unproductive- door. If you knock hard enough, Kiner, D-Enfield, co-chairman of autopsy report outweighs the best that could be hoped for this Balducci. D-Newingten, was before the Senate. one to two percent of his staff’s said his first reaction to the piece and long enough, you are sure to ness. It’s our best guarantee of a the Government Administration privacy interest of the dead year, that “ we had a foot in the saying the likelihood of voting The bill repeals teachers’ time to dragging more than was “anger.” asked security wake somebody up ... Don’t be healthy democracy,” Toftkin said and Elections Committee and a person’s family. The House had door” to autopsy access and a a budget this week was re- broad authority to use force to abandoned 200 cars from former officers to keep the figures for an afraid to fail. Sometimes you in his address. supporter of a watered-down stripped that test so that the bill promise to evaluate the issue mote, but still possible. Lar- maintain order and for student railroad grades that have been investigation. Later in the even- must fail before you can suc- Of those receiving degrees, version of the bill. simply said the judge must again next year after it had had a son, D-East Hartford, -was di.scipline and permits the use converted to hiking trails be- ing. it was learned two students ceed,” Landers wrote. chance to work. about 210 were awarded asso- With the reguiar session sche- determine that disclosure would saying he was looking forward of force only under specific tween Willimantic and Manches- had hung the display with permis- In her message. Congresswo- ciate’s degrees, 960 received duled to adjourn by June 7 and not harm the fam ily’s privacy Robert H. Boone, news editor of to such a vote. circumstances: to remove ter and in East Hampton. sion of the college art man Johnson called on the with leaders preoccupied with “It’s certainly an increasing Y baccalaureate degrees. 312 re- interests. the Journal Inquirer of Manches- The House Democrats are drugs or weapons, to protect department. graduates to be prepared to budget and tax issues. Kiner problem and a costly problem,” J. AP photo ceived masters’s degrees and “There’s always going to be a ter, who has been fighting for the looking to reduce O’N eill’s the teacher or others from “ It’s just an unfortunate misun- confront future challenges. Spencer said. four degrees at the doctoral level said: "M y inclination is to privacy interest,” said Mitchell bill for years, criticized Kiner for budget by at least $120 million harm, to protect property or to derstanding. and I feel so stupid HONORED GUESTS - Author Philip mencement exercises at the University Gian-Carl Casa of the Connecti- were conferred. recommit it” — effectively kil- W. Pearlman. executive director pushing the amendment without and as much as $220 million. restrain or remove a student to that people would misinterpret Roth and newspaper columnist Ann cut Conference on Municipalities of Hartford, where they were awarded The others awarded honorary- Schick Inc, marketed the first ling the bill by sending it back to of the Freedom of Information discussing it first with Pearlman They also need more than maintain order. it.” said Heather Arcovitch. 19, a said the increase in illegal Landers relax during Sunday’s com- honorary degrees. degrees were; U.S Rep Nancy electric razor in 1931. committee for the remainder of Commission, who hopes to meet or other advocates. sophomore who made the display dumping on private and public with Joseph Futschik. 20, also a land has been brought on by the sophomore. “ It’s unfortunate it closing of many municipal dumps was interpreted this way. It’s or the imposition of fees for such unfortunate it didn’t occur to us items as refrigerators. earlier.” A CCM survey found that in the Arcovitch, who sits on the first nine months of 1988 nearly executive board of the college’s 27.000 cars were abandoned in the chapter of Students Organized state, most of them on town or Against Racism, offered an apol- city streets. Casa said a network ogy to anyone who might have of unlicensed “ gypsy towers” has been offended by the piece. .sprung up. These include opera- Dean Hampton and David tors, who for a nominal charge Brailey. the administrator on COME TO OUR ei ND OPENme FOR compared with licensed towers, duty Saturday, came to the scene will dispose of a car on city streets between 8 and 9 p.m . after several or in remote woodlands. students noticed the display and Spencer said it costs the state said they were offended by it. $50 to tow each car after it has Hampton immediately sum- been dragged out to the road by a moned security officers and HIGH CD RATES AND GREAT FREE GFTS! bulldozer. He said the Eastern physical plant workers, one of District has used about 600 work whom stood on a van to cut down hours getting cars out to roads. the figures, In the western part of the state, “ It’s best to not jump to where there are fewer railroad conclusions, (but) it appears to grades on state property, the have racial overtones to it.” main problem is the dumping of Hampton said, before he became waste such as tires, forest man- aware it was an art project. L O O K A T A LL TH A T'S W A ITIN G FO R Y O U AT TH E ENTER O U R SW EEPSTAK ES, agers said. A handful of students stood Keith Cudworth, superintend- under the figures, which stood out ent of the 4,000-acre White Mem- eerily under a bright half-moon N E W M E C H A N IC S SA VIN GS B A N K IN M ANCHESTER! V A N D W !N A SUPERM AR K ET orial Foundation in Litchfield and Most did not interpret the display Morris, said he noticed an in- as art. At Mechanics Savings Bank, we've been crease in the dumping of tires “ What is this. Mississippi?” And 24-hour banking. Not to mention a drive-up SH O P P IN G SPREE! after the Litchfield landfill asked Sherwyn Smith. 20, a black serving our community with offices throughout window and plenty of free parking. stopped accepting them Nov. 1, student from Brooklyn, N.Y.. as forcing people to take them to he stood by the plastic dummies. Central Connecticut for over 100 years. On May 9, To celebrate our Grand Opening, we invite you You could be our grand prize winner in the most exciting Torrington. He said people have Jim Moran, 19. a freshman sweepstakes on wheels! You'll have three minutes to load your dumped as many as 70 tires at a from Lynnfield. Mass., said that we're extending our service even further — with a to come into our Manchester office and take advan- time. as a white student he. too, took brand new office in Manchester. It features tage of our fabulous gift offers. You^ cart with as many groceries as you can put your hands on — The foundation has closed personal offense to the figures. sections of its land to motor large, modern quarters. Safe deposit boxes. may even win our sweepstakes! and take it all home FREE. Your spree will take place at the vehicles because of the littering. Highland Park Market. The Metropolitan District, which Union deal owns about 30.000 acres of wa- To enter, simply fill out the entry form you received in the tershed forest northwest of Hart- ford. has issued a similar policy. controversial O P E N A N E W A C C O U N T, mail and bring it to our Manchester office by noon on June 10. Some of the worst dumping has You can also pick up an entry form at our Manchester office. been in the Paugnut State Forest in Torrington. according the the at Trinity C H O O S E A TERRIFIC GIFT! You need not be present or be a Mechanics customer to win, but you must be over the age of 18 forest’s manager. Richard to enter. Only one entry per person, please. Officers and staff of Mechanics Savings Bank and Miska. He said workers this -J" spring cleaned the forest of HARTFORD (AP) — Trinity Just open a Regular Savings or Regular Checking account with $250 or more, members of their families are not eligible. Draioing will be held at noon on June 13, 1989 at between 3 to 4 tons of household College’s decision to employ only or a Money Market Savings Account with $1,000 or more, and choose one of our Manchester office. appliances and automobile parts unionized companies on a $7 that showed up during the winter. million project to construct a new these attractive gifts. If you opt for Regular Checking, you'll get FREE Miska said he is trying to track classroom building, has brought down the people who dumped the a swift backlash from non-union checking throughout 1989! And youll have access to your money materials. competitors. 24 hours a day at any Money Mac or Yankee 24 location. 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6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 15, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, May 15, 1989 — 7 NATION & WORLD NA'nON Peronists sweep presidency, congress By Ed McCullough Many in the crowd of about 6,000 The Associated Press wrapped themselves in the blue-and- & WORLD Argentina white Argentine flag, sang the party BUENOS AIRES, Argentina — anthem and hopped to the pounding Thousands of Peronists danced in the The red ink blues: Court rejects HelmsIey bid STATISTICS rhythm of leather bass drums beat streets early today to celebrate Carlos with rubber hoses. WASHINGTON (A P) — New York hotel Menem's election to the presidency — Area: 1,072,163 sq. miles Menem, who encourages people to owner Leona HelmsIey failed today in a the return to power of the party of Population: 30,708,000 call him "Carlitos,” is extremely Nine states roll up Supreme Court attempt to win a special labor and the working poor, popular among the working class. pretrial hearing in her prosecution on charges Sunday’s election marked Argenti- Illiteracy rate: 6 percent of federal income tax evasion. na’s first transfer of power between His followers love the fact that he Infant mortality rate; wears leather jackets over open- ■rhe justices, without comment, let stand a civilian governments in 61 years and $5.6 billion deficit 52 per 1,000 live births necked shirts, plays soccer, drives ruling that Mrs. HelmsIey cannot now appeal capped a long comeback for the race cars and pilots planes. He is the trial judge’s denial of such a hearing. populist Peronists. who had been Life expectancy: 66.8 yrs. instantly identifiable by his mutton- By Mitchell Landsberg denly climbed in 1987, those HelmsIey and her husband, Harry, were banned for 25 of the past 34 years. male, 73.2 yrs. female chop sideburns. NEW QUARTERS — The Associated Press states didn’t see the canyon that indicted with two hotel executives a year ago With 90 percent of the vote counted, loomed ahead. Sure enough, on charges they evaded some $1.2 million in Menem received 7,206,916, or 47.2 GNP; $58.2 billion Menem and Angeioz had offered Thomas Pandrey of Three years ago, their states revenues plummeted the next federal taxes over a three-year period. percent, to the 5,663,175, or 37 percent GNP per capita: $1,995 different proposals for how Argentina Covington, Ga., with were economic powerhouses and year. The Helmsleys on April 3 lost a Supreme garnered by Menem’s strongest com- — once one of the world’s wealthiest Military: 166,000 troops the 5th Infantry from Govs. Michael Dukakis, Mario “ It was like getting an extra Court appeal aimed at quashing the 47-count petitor, Eduardo Angeioz of the ruling nations — might overcome a chronic Cuomo, Thomas Kean and Wil- paycheck one week and then not indictment against them. Radical Civic Union. There were 12 budget deficit, triple-digit inflation, Fort Polk, cleans his liam O'Neill seemed politically getting one the next week,” said candidates in all. BACKGROUND; South Atlantic high unemployment and a $59 billion weapon Sunday in an charmed. Dali Forsythe, New York state’s Those votes earned Menem 309 of Argentina declared independence Ocean foreign debt. from Spain on May 25. 1810. By inflatable barracks at Now Massachusetts, New budget director. Juror had tie to prosecutor the 600 Electoral College votes, eight Menem pledged to dramatically York, New Jersey and Connecti- The tax change particularly more than needed, according to the end of the 19th Century, the improve wages and said he might Camp Russo, Pa- WASHINGTON (AP) — The forewoman of cut are among nine states strug- hurt wealthy Northeast states, projections by the independent news country had become the most negotiate to suspend payments on the the jury that convicted for White House aide nama. The three- gling to cope with budget deficits which, with their many rich agency, Diarios y Noticias. well-educated and industrialized in foreign debt. Oliver North is the cousin of a secretary to the all of Latin America. Elections were held in 1916, but a military coup ended Y story structure totaling $5.6 billion, and their investors, depend more heavily Angeioz, Menem’s former law He has spoken vaguely of a prosecutor in the case,, a spokesman for the governors can be excused if they than other states on the capital school classmate, conceded defeat. democratic rule until 1946. In 1955. the military again took control of the “ productive revolution” and “ social houses some of the independent copnsel’s office said today. government. Military and civilian rule continued until 1973. when General sometimes feel hexed. gains tax. “I’ve defeated an adversary, but pact” to spur employment, slash the newly deployed While some fiscally conserva- New York, New Jersey and James Wieghart said the matter was brought I ’ve regained a friend,” Menem said. Peron was re-elected as President. He died 10 months later and his second budget deficit, raise the value of the troops sent to tive states in the Rust and Farm Connecticut, home to a lopsided to the attention of the court and North’s Menem, the charismatic 58-year- wife. Isabel, took over the presidency In 1976, she was ousted by military national currency and curtail attorneys “ when we learned of the relationship coup amid accusations of corruption. Economic and human rights condi- Panama to provide belts have piled up big surpluses, share of Fortune 500 companies old governor of La Rioja province, inflation. these four prosperous Northeast- and financial services workers, from the secretary” during North’s trial in the called for national unity immediately tions worsened under the military and. in 1963. democratic rule returned Angeioz, the candidate of the Iran-Contra affair. security for Ameri- ern states have emptied their also were especially hurt by the after declaring victory. with the election of current President Alfonsin. middle class, pledged to sell ineffi- cans. pockets. So have Rhode Island, 1987 stock market crash. U.S. District Judge Gerhard Gesell, who The campaign had been divisive SOURCE: IntoGraphce research kTfoGrephice £) 1988 North Arrrerica Syr^dicate. irre cient state industries, maintain a free West Virginia, Louisiana, Mis- When planning began for fiscal presided in the case, held a hearing on the and he must cope with a country in exchange rate, spur exports and AP pholo souri and Arizona. 1989-90, governors and legislators matter, but the record of that proceeding has economic decline and a restive diminish the power of the 4 million- been sealed. The reasons vary, but all boil faced deficits of $2.6 billion in military. with 124 seats total, Peronists were province, said he wished Menem "all strong General Labor Confederation down to the same thing: The New York, $700 million in Connec- Denise Anderson, the forewoman of North’s “ I am not more capable than just four seals short of a majority, the luck possible ... I leave defeated union, the cornerstone of the Peronist jary, said in an interview in this week’s People Churches join anti-Noriega protests states counted on billions of ticut and $500 million in New anyone else, but I ’m not less capa- according to Diarios y Noticias. but will continue working in my Party. magazine that she bumped into her cousin dollars of income that wasn’t Jersey. Massachusetts was about ble,” Menem said. “ The important The Peronists already control the province and later I ’ll see what I can Elements in the armed forces have Gertrude Griffin, but did not discuss the case By Joseph B. Frazier Also Sunday, an opposition there. And in some cases, they $250 million short: Rhode Island a thing is to get the country moving” biggest bloc in the Senate and most do on the national level. ” staged three insurrections against today. He was recalled for Church, a militant opposition with the woman, who works for prosecutor The Associated Press leader rejected any proposals for were victims of their own modest $5 million. The Interior Ministry estimated provincial legislatures and Voting was calm and orderly in the Alfonsin. Menem endorsed the con- consultations by President Bush, stronghold, the congregation John Keker. sharing power with supporters of prosperity. Louisiana, determined not to that "82 percent of the 20 million governorships. South American nation of 31 million. cept of “ reconciliation" but said he who on Saturday urged Pana- jumped to its feet and cheered on Anderson also did not report the meeting or PANAMA CITY, Panama - Noriega, saying the opposition raise taxes, faced a $700 million- eligible voters cast ballots. The presidential inauguration was Some polling stations opened late and would not pardon officers convicted of manians to overthrow Noriega. Sunday when opposition vice “ When you get in those flush her relationship to Griffin to Gesell, according People chanted “ Justice, Jus- won the May 7 presidential plus deficit. West Virginia, one of Voters also chose a vice president, set for Dec. 10, the last day of the some lacked ballots, but there were no human rights abuses for their actions At Camp Russo, a U.S. base presidential candidates Guil- times and the revenue is flowing to People. tice” in churches across the the nation’s poorest states, was half the members of the Chamber of six-year term of President Raul charges of fraud. during the 1976-83 military dictator- election and that it alone should outside Panama City, some of the lermo Ford and Ricardo Arias in, there’s a tendency for gover- nation as clergymen read a letter Deputies, one senator, legislatures in Alfonsin, who is barred by the Polls had predicted that the center- ship’s “ dirty war” on leftist subver- govern. 1,900 troops flown in last week Calderon arrived. nors and legislators and regular looking at a shortfall of about $400 from Panama’s Roman Catholic constitution from seeking re-election. sion, or block pending trials of other The Noriega-controlled govern- settled in on Sunday. Bush had citizens to assume this will last million. Two die in third ship fire 14 of the nation’s 22 provinces and left Peronist Party would win. Party leaders denouncing electoral Endara remained hospitalized Alfonsin took office in December supporters danced in the streets officers. ment nullified the election on dispatched them to step up forever,” said Jim Verdier, who A U.S. Supreme Court ruling in several thousand municipal officials. in good condition with injuries he NORFOLK, Va. (A P) — An explosion and 1983, ending a brutal military dicta- He said on Sunday he would address fraud and attacks on opposition Wednesday, the same day No- security at American bases. lectures on state budget policy at March left Missouri with a In Sunday elections, Peronists took outside Menem’s campaign head- candidates. suffered when he was beaten. fire killed two sailors on the 24-year-old 66 of the 127 seats at stake in the torship that lasted nearly eight years. quarters in Buenos Aires even before the nation within 15 days and riega supporters beat opposition ‘You guys ever have any Harvard University’s Kennedy sudden $192 million deficit. The The pastoral letter, which aircraft carrier USS America in the third National Chamber of Deputies and Angeioz, 57, governor of Cordoba announce his Cabinet within a month. presidential candidate Guillermo breeze here?” asked Army Spec. The pastoral letter, issued School of Government. ruling said that states cannot tax victory was assured. urged Gen. Manuel Antonio No- deadly blaze on a U.S. warship in 25 days. But Endara and his two running 4 Peter Lucas of Duluth, Minn., as Thursday by Archbishop Marcos It didn’t last in Louisiana, federal retirees while exempting riega’s Defense Forces not to use the Navy said the events appeared to be mates with pipes and baseball he stood in the steamy, windless McGrath and the rest of the where the oil boom went bust, or state pensioners. arms against “ a defenseless bats. unrelated. jungle clearing. country’s Catholic bishops, was in New York, where the stock Arizona, whose tax base leans people,” also was read during a The latest deaths occurred Saturday night in Coast GuatxTs tough taskmaster Exit polls by the Catholic Noriega has been indicted for read at all Masses, including one market crashed, or in Massachu- heavily on sales taxes, was hurt Cleanup continues; Mass broadcast on state-run a pump room for jet fuel as the Norfolk-based Church and surveys by opposition drug trafficking in the United broadcast on governm ent- by a nationwide slump in sales television. setts, where the “ Massachusetts carrier cruised hundreds of miles off North poll-watchers put Endara ahead States, which has been trying to controlled television. McGrath Miracle” turned into a mirage. tax revenues, giving it a $250 At churches across the capital Carolina, said Lt. Cmdr, Mike John, a Navy inquiry set to open 3-1 over Carlos Duque when the remove him for more than a year. celebrated Mass on Sunday at an In West Virginia, bad times in million shortfall. Some blame the battles Exxon oil spill in Alaska and in other Panamanian cities, spokesman. count was stopped. Noriega has The general denies the drug undisclosed location, a church the coalfields got .worse and the slump on a fear of recession that worshipers waved white hander- Firefighters on the vessel extinguished the ANCHORAGE, Alaska (A P) — Cleanup not appeared in public since charges and contends Washing- spokeswoman said. state treasurer was impeached prompted people to save more VALDEZ, Alaska (A P) - The ‘ I'd say it's pretty close to the His typical day begins at 6 a m. kerchiefs, paper, and Panaman- blaze with no additional casualties, the crews scoured hardened crude oil from before the elections, which inter- ton fabricated them as part of a for losing $279 million in bad and spend less. sight is startling, yet somehow toughest, if not the toughest and ends at 11 p.m. ian flags and opposition suppor- The church has not been as Atlantic Fleet said in a statement. beaches as federal investigators prepared to national observers said were campaign to renege on its agree- investments. Unlike the federal government, reassuring: the slightly built man assignment I’ve ever had, " he "He is a taskmaster, but he’s a ters handed out leaflets calling influential as it is in Nicaragua or A team of investigators, including structural open an inquiry into the cause of the nation’s rigged by his forces. ment to cede control of the In the Northeast especially, the state governments generally pro- in blue scrambling across a said. good guy to work for,” said Coast for a general strike on El Salvador, and its support for and fuel experts, was to be flown today to the worst oil spill. U.S. Ambassador Arthur Davis Panama Canal by the year 2000. seeds of the fiscal crisis were hibit deficit spending. So the rugged beach, turning over rocks It’s not the first time Robbins, Guard Capt. David Zawadzki, Wednesday. fair elections is a new element in ship to assess damage and determine the cause Coast Guard planes, meanwhile, criss- wa.s to leave for Washington Panama City’s Cristo Rey planted in the federal Tax Re- shortfalls must be covered, either to see if oil is underneath. the Coast Guard’s third-ranking commander of the Marine Safety Panamanian politics. of the explosion, said Lt. Cmdr. Steve Burnett, form Act of 1986. with more taxes or service cuts. Clyde Robbins is not just one of officer, has had to deal with the Office in Alameda, Calif., who is crossed the spill site in Prince William Sound to New York adopted a program another Navy spokesman. the thousands of workers clean- messy aftermath of an oil spill. serving as Robbins’ chief of staff. chart oil-free routes for fishing boats setting Among many other things, that of cuts and increased taxes, but ing up the nation’s worst oil spill. During his two-year stint in the The taskmaster reputation is out for the halibut season today. TV in Panama: a war of the crawlers act raised the tax on capital gains Cuomo still estimates that the He’s the Coast Guard vice admi- early 1970s as captain of the port complimentary rather than dero- "Oil sightings will be relayed to fishermen by — profits earned from stock, real budget will fall $500 million short Fee-disclosure forms due ral responsible for ensuring the of Galveston, 'Texas, Robbins gatory. said Cmdr. Mike Dono- radio, ” Coast Guard spokesman Dennis estate or other property. By Richard Herzfelder “ A severe thunderstorm warn- questioned, most checks are by year’s end. In New Jersey, WASHINGTON (AP) - Members of the work gets done. faced similar crises. hoe, head of the Marine Safety Hubbard said. “ Whatever we’ve got, we’re returned the mask. In most states, budget officials The Associated Press ing is in effect for Crowley, correct and efficient. Kean ordered a hiring freeze and House and Senate must soon disclose how When Adm. Paul Yost Jr., the One involved a tanker that Office in Memphis, Tenn. “He using. C-130S, helicopters, whatever.” At another checkpoint, with correctly assumed that many Elbert, Kiowa, El Paso, Lincoln, Last Wednesday, the day oppo- lights flashing oddly and ci- legislators are looking for pro- much outside income they earned from Coast Guard commandant, ap- struck an oil platform and caught lets you know what he wants and Today’s commerical halibut fishing is the PANAMA CITY, Panama - In people would immediately sell off first of several 24-hour periods that constitute Otero and Pueblo counties.” sition presidential candidates garettes glinting in the night, a grams to cut. speeches and other activities that have fueled pointed him, he described Rob- fire. The chore of unloading the he expects you to deliver,” Panama, all television stations assets that were subject to the the halibut season. The annual halibut harvest were beaten by supporters of grim officer checked a reporter’s Dukakis, his popularity in a debate over a congressional pay raise and bins as “ the toughest taskmaster tanker without it breaking up and Alaska officials who work daily but one are controlled by the □ □ □ capital gains tax. Tax revenues in and around Prince William Sound has been Panamanian strongman Gen. notes carefully, then reached nosedive, is still negotiating a created a preoccupation with ethics. in the Coast Guard.” sinking was complicated by a with Robbins seem to agree. government. But it’s a big excep- would jump, but they would drop estimated at $85 million. Some U.S. servicemen who Manuel Antonio Noriega, a repor- further into the reporter’s bag. program of cuts and fee hikes in On Friday senators and on May 22 members The task facing Robbins is hurricane. "H e’s out in the field, very tion — Channel 8, the U.S. armed the next year when fewer people know their way around Panama ter at one such checkpoint was “ What's this?” he barked. Massachusetts. of the House of Representatives will make formidable. He encounters a "It was like God was standing active, " said Larry Dietrich, the Officials already have canceled the herring forces station. declared capital gains. season since the tanker Exxon Valdez ran are apparently not impressed questioned about a gas mask. The object was a paperback Gov. Edward DiPrete bit into public their financial disclosure forms, which daily crush of decisions on how up there saying Let’s throw Department of Environmental Panamanians avidly watch the Other states guessed that there aground in the sound on March 24 and spilled with regulations limiting their “ What’s this for?,’ ’ asked a book, Nobel prizewinner Saul supposedly untouchable educa- all high-level people in the government must best to cleanse Alaska’s scenic something else at him,” Robbins Conservation’s man in charge in armed forces station for news would be a much more gradual nearly 11 million gallons of crude. movements. soldier. Bellow’s latest novella, “ A tion funds to help seal Rhode file. wonderland of nearly 11 million recalled. Valdez. " I think he’s been very they can’t get otherwise. Occa- sell-off. When tax revenues sud- Nor are they very worried “ Tear gas,” was the reply. Theft.” Island’s fiscal gap. Although the forms reveal such matters as gallons of crude oil, spilled when Later, a barge dumped millions straightforward.” Government and Exxon officials plan a sional jamming of news pro- about encountering hostile Pana- “ Where would they be throwing “Oh, he’s very good,” the what stocks the members of Congress bought, the Exxon Valdez struck a reef of gallons of crude that washed up Even Exxon officials, whom he three-day test of a chemical dispersant grams doesn’t squelch the sound, manians, despite a drumbeat of tear gas in Panama?” the soldier officer said, suddenly breaking sold and own and how much they got in March ’24 in Prince William on the shores of Galveston Bay. has criticized, have respect for designed to break down the beached crude and and entertainment is never anti-U.S. propaganda — a drum- asked in an indignant tone. into fluent English. “ Have you reimbursements when they went on the road to Sound. He said that cleanup "was like a him. make it easier to retrieve. The tests are to blocked. L 'L beat that has lightened in the last “ Well, today it was on the Via read it yet?” make a speech, attention this year, as never Oil has fouled shores and mini-exercise leading up to this "His dealings with Exxon have begin Wednesday. Sometimes it seems the two few days. Espana,” the reporter replied. The reporter had to confess that before, is apt to focus on the fees paid members islands and spread 450 miles one.” been tough, but fair,” said Otto The National Transportation Safety Board sides are having a war of the “ Oh,” said the soldier, and he had yet to open it. of Congress for giving speeches. southwest of Valdez, killing thou- ” I feel a very great responsibil- Harrison, Exxon’s top executive has scheduled five days of hearings beginning crawlers — messages that crawl “ All that stuff you’ve seen on Common Cause, the public interest member- sands of birds and hundreds of ity to personally eyeball the sites in Valdez. Tuesday to investigate the cause of the spill. along the bottom of the screen. TV, I ’ve never seen any of it,” ship group which has campaigned for tougher otters. and see how things are going, ” Robbins projects an image of More than two dozen witnesses are expected, “ Attention. PM L (personnel said one serviceman who has GREAT SAVINGS ethical standards, says it has counted 245 With mandatory retirement said Robbins, who on Thursday even-handedness, quickly chal- including Coast Guard personnel, crew movement limitation) Charlie is been in Panama for more than newspaper editorials demanding an end to looming next year, Robbins sees spent six hours visiting rocky lenging unsubstantiated allega- members from the tanker Exxon Valdez and in effect. Limit movement. Do not two years. ONIASTER these honoraria -- calling the fees “ legalized the cleanup as the "final exam ” islands normally inhabited only tions of spreading oil or question- Exxon executives. go into public areas of Panama He and a friend were encoun- bribery,” “ legislative prostitution” and “ lob- in his 35-year career. by seals. able cleanup techniques. except on official business,” tered with their Panamanian WEIGHT LOSS. 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May 15, 1989 — 9_ OPINION BUSINESS Showdown Air Force Study says banks Leaders ready for over CHRO keeps lid err on CR yields HARTFORD (AP) — Informa- In fact, the second figure also downturn on audits tion provided by bank employees was incorrect. The stated interest is no more accurate than some payment would be about $10 too is overdue bank advertisements in telling high, because the customer- HOT SPRINGS, Va. (AP) - Leaders of corporate America consumers how much they would service representative ignored say business is surprisingly good By Jack Anderson earn on their certificates of the intricacies of the bank’s and they’re prepared to weather The stale Commission on Human Rights deposit, according to a published interest-compounding method. and Dale Van Atta the sharp downturn that looms report. “We were wrong in both and Opportunities and its controversial ahead. The Hartford Courant reported cases.” John H. . Hangen, the executive director, Arthur Green, have WASHINGTON - Nothing irks an Members of the Business Coun- today that a survey of 13 bank bank’s vice president and comp- Air Force flyboy more than some cil, made up of chief executives headed into another battle with the state employees found that many could troller, said later. “ I think that, if pencil-pushing accountant who from 65 major corporations, political establishment. For Mr. Green, whose not state how much a certain anything, it highlights how com- whines about wasteful spending. So it gathered at the posh Homestead investment would earn under the plex the issue is.” service to the commission spans more than comes as no surprise that the Air resort this past weekend for their bank’s advertised CD rates. Hangen. like most other bank two decades, this may very likely be the final Force tried to keep the lid on semiannual country retreat. “ They should be (correct) to executives interviewed, was able embarrassing findings by its own The Business Council’s econo- showdown. And it can be argued it is probably the penny,” said Richard A. to calculate the correct earnings. auditors. What is a surprise is that the mists are projecting that eco- just as well that way. Cohn, professor of finance at the Some bankers said inexact pencil pushers apparently went along nomic growth, as measured by Y University of Hartford. ‘Tm amounts are no help to consu- with the cover-up. the gross national product, will F or m ore than 20 years, M r. Green has been really shocked. Thirteen is a mers shopping for the best deal on The Defense Department inspector fall from last year’s strong 3.9 viewed by the state’s minority community as sizable sample.” a CD. general, in an investigation of the Air percent pace to 1.4 percent by the The Courant reported May 2 Richard A. Kissack, assistant one of their foremost champions of civil Force Audit Agency, found plenty of end of the year and rebound late that many CD advertisements director of research for the U S. rights, and the reputation was warranted. The evidence that the auditors don’t play in 1990. are misleading and violate fed- League of Savings Associations in by the rules. But many executives were struggle pitted Mr. Green against not only the eral advertising regulations. Chicago, said the problem is with For example: The audit agency generally more bullish than their private sector, but also, Mr. Green’s It also reported that some customer-service representa- looked at an Air Force program that own analysts. financial institutions were adver- tives and others who answer supporters point out, the state itself, which hands out salary advances to person- BREWING MASTER — Lawrence “ We really see that as good tising incorrect annual interest consumer questions. shelves bearing botties and ingredients has had a less than admirable record in hiring nel who need cash to help defray the news, not bad news,” said David rates and that some bankers Snyder, owner of Brew and Wine Hobby he selis to beer-lovers who want to brew costs of moving to a new base. The “ Unfortunately, the staff of T. Kearns, chairman of Xerox and contracting practices. seemed confused by the complex in East Hartford, stands in front of their own at home. money, the equivalent of an interest- many institutions haven’t had Corp. “ When you get a slowing of methods they use to compound But while Mr. Green has remained a symbol Presidents enjoy the outdoors free loan, is frequently used to buy anyone take the time to show growth, it should keep inflation snowmobiles, new furniture and vaca- interest. of equal opportunity in the minority them how to do it easily and down.” tions. The audit agency polled 92 A customer-service represen- correctly,” he said Signs of an economic slowdown com m unity, the cause he espoused has Theodore Roosevelt, whom Bush Beer-lovers willing to wait By Tom Raum helicopters, presidents have begun people and found that 68 of them had tative at Farmington Savings sometimes refers to as a role model, At Northeast Savings, a have proliferated in recent languished in the state in recent years. Some and ended trips .there. Bush is no used the advance to buy a luxury item, Bank said the bank would pay established the first tennis courts. customer-service representative months, in weak retail sales, flat exception. and then took the maximum of two $8.35 a month for every $500 of the fault certainly lies with the Reagan WASHINGTON — The Rose Garden Gerald Ford had an outdoor swim- gave incorrect earnings on that industrial production, plunging Coming home from their most years to pay the money back. invested in the bank’s three- administration’s retreat from civil rights is one of the most meticulously kept to put labels on home brew home sales and construction and ming pool built and swam there. month CD. bank’s advertised 18-month CDs. and manicured tracts of real estate recent weekend at the presidential Rather than embarrass the Air slower overall spending by enforcement, which left Mr. Green’s agency Franklin Roosevelt did calisthenics even though Northeast execu- anywhere, but President Bush views retreat in Camp David, Md., the Force, the audit agency reported that But that monthly payment consumers. on the White House lawn as secretary president and Mrs. Bush stepped from tives a week earlier had said Bv Mark Seavy to beer, got into the home- with the introduction of canned bearing the full weight of the problem. it as another chunk of “mother the abuses were few and far between would be made only if the annual Still, even among leaders of of the Navy in Wilson’s Cabinet. consumers were welcome to seek The Associated Press brewing business by accident. He ingredients imported from Eu- earth.” their helicopter and walked toward and that no new rules were needed. interest rate were more than 20 industries most affected by the Rutherford Hayes marked off a such information from their had lost his job as an English rope that allow home-brewers to But Mr. Green cannot escape blame, either. Nearing the 100-day mark in his the White House. First dog Millie was The conclusions were milquetoast, percent, almost twice the rate slowdown, there were few fur- croquet court. Warren Harding and on hand and bolted away from a group employees. A second representa- EAST HARTFORD - Unlike professor and happened to be in duplicate their favorite import, A task force appointed by Gov. William A. presidency, Bush has been making but at least that audit was Hnished. advertised and paid by the bank. rowed brows over the weekend or Dwight Eisenhower practiced golf tive gave an amount within 57 the beer-lovers who dash off to the the store buying some wine- such as a John Bull lager or a Tom active use of the White House grounds of greeters toward the president, who The same cannot be said for others. “I’m sorry. I don’t mean to admissions that trouble lies O’Neil! found hard facts showing a pattern of shots on the lawns. outstreched his arms. cents of the standard formula. local package store for quick making equipment for his own Caxton Scottish ale. — especially now that the weather Civilian auditors in the Air Force laugh. I think you were misled.” a ahead. inefficiency in handling discrim ination The Rose Garden, which sits right The dog zoomed right past Bush and Northeast executives later called gratification, Lawrence Snyder’s hobby when the owner offered lends itself to outdoor pursuits. Audit Agency complained about mon- second customer-service repre- “ Supplies are readily available Philip Hawley, chairman of outside the Oval Office, has been a stopped lovingly at the feet of Mrs. the second amount correct. customers are willing to wait up him a job as manager in 1972. complaints despite substantial budget “ I wish that all of you who love key business at the agency last year in sentative said when Farmington and directions have been de- Carter Hawley Hale Stores, said popular spot for Bush, who has been Bush. to eight weeks to savor their The next year, he bought out the increases for the agency over the past five nature and love the earth — mother anonymous letters to the Defense Savings was called again to In several cases, bank em- bugged so thoroughly they are general merchandisers are see- using it extensively in recent weeks — Another recent vignette outside the ployees attempted to calculate favorite brew. owner, a Pratt & Whitney engi- earth — could have been with Department inspector general. Our double-check the information. foolproof,” Bradford said. ing “ somewhat better sales than years. Complaints were not adjudicated to honor championship basketball White House was also played without Snyder owns Brew and Wine neer who operated the store as a (Agriculture Secretary) Clayton associate Stewart Harris obtained one Based on a $10,000 investment, earnings and either gave up or Bradford says increased inter- anticipated.” promptly, and in many cases were simply teams and volunteer groups and to words. Hobby in East Hartford, where lucrative hobby. Snyder added Yeutter and me as we walked through of those letters that accuses military she said, a depositor would earn concluded that they could not est in home-brewing also stems Hawley did acknowledge the welcome foreign dignitaries. $266.02. beer aficionados can buy every- home-brewing supplies after it dismissed even when they had merit. Morale the beautiful Rose Garden area of the It was a crisp spring morning as auditors at the agency of throwing out calculate an exact amount. from renewed emphasis on home- onset of a slowdown in spending The recently negotiated budget thing from the hops, malts and became legal. in the agency was low. White House,” Bush told a radio Bush began his current four-day trip the critical work of their civilian on big-ticket "durable goods” agreement was announced in the Rose barley to the siphons, containers The brewing process, from made products audience. across the country with a helicopter counterparts. such as major appliances, but he Garden. And Bush used it for and bottles needed to brew their initial boiling to final bottling and “People are interested in co- With all due respect for Mr. Green, all the “ It is at its most beautiful this time ride from the South Lawn of the White The inspector general found no said companies are doing a good launching his $441 million education CEOs paid the most own beer. aging, takes six to eight weeks. cooning — doing things at home — of year. And I get a kick out of se,eing House to nearby Andrews Air Force “ conclusive” evidence that reports job of keeping their inventories evidence suggests that the agency has not package and for signing a bipartisan “ It spoils you forever and It begins with the mixing of and you can see that in the all the tourists from Middle America Base, the way he starts all trips. were deliberately spiked, but plenty under control. pursued its job with the vigor it deserves, for agreement on Contra aid. commercial beers never taste the malt and boiling water for and agricultural America and every- First staff members, then the of evidence that Air Force audits often increased interest in gardening,” A similarly bright outlook for The Rose Garden was also well used same again,” Snyder said. between 15 minutes for light beer whatever reason. There is a growing feeling, place coming to the people's house,” Bushes, boarded the helicopter, failed to meet prbfessional standards in beverage, tobacco Bradford said. “ The increased the auto industry, which has by other presidents. His store, where 25 brands of or an hour for the heavier, darker even among segments of the minority he said during a recent broadcast known as Marine One. He gave a wave and that some audits were never interest in gardening is some- experienced sluggish sales so far malt share space with beer mixes stouts. what analagous to home- sponsored by the Agriculture Gerald Ford “ campaigned” for and the doors of the craft swung shut. finished. this year, came from Roger community, that it is time for a change, any NEW YORK (AP) - Chief from around the world, is one of Next comes a five-to-.seven day brewing.” Department. re-election from the Rose Garden in Its rotors began to whirl faster and The official Air Force reason for Smith, chairman of General change. executives in the beverage and perhaps 1,200 across the country fermentation process, when And while the 18-acre estate hardly 1976. And Ronald Reagan used it faster — and then stopped. stopping audits varied, but the result Median compensation was Some home-brewers say they Motors Corp. and of the Business tobacco industries were as a catering to the growing number yeast is added to convert sugar to qualifies as the Great Outdoors, Bush frequently for receptions and Something was wrong. The takeoff was always the same — the informa- $1.47 million for the communica- were drawn to their hobby as Council. ceremonies. group the highest-paid CEOs at of Americans who prefer their alcohol and carbon dioxide. Alco- — The Day, New London is the latest in a string of presidents had been delayed. The several dozen tion was never released to the public tions and media chieftains. $1.34 much by their wallets as their "Any time that our industry is the nation’s biggest companies, own unique brew to commercial hol content depends on how long it and their families to enjoy the The White House grounds are also onlookers looked around expectantly. or Congress. million for the financial services palates. A can of John Bull lager looking at car and truck sales up according to a list compiled by lagers, ales and stouts, according ferments. grounds since Thomas Jefferson first the site for dog walks, now as in past What was wrong? Some audits were stopped after the bosses, $1.32 million food- mix can produce five gallons of in the 15 million area, why it’s got presidencies. Forbes magazine. to the American Homebrewers The home-brew is then si- obtained funds to fence them in. Then, all eyes swung to the right, Air Force brass complained about processing chiefs, and $1.30 mil- beer or about two-and-a-half to be a good year for us,” Smith The survey released today Association in Boulder, Colo. phoned from the primary con- Woodrow Wilson grazed sheep on “ Think of the deficit reduction as where a solitary figure in a business them. The early draft of one audit lion for CEOs of surface transpor- cases for as little as a $1.10 a said. ranks by 1988 compensation the “ There is some work involved, tainer to a secondary one where it the rolling South Lawn during World exercise: like walking the dog every suit was hurrying across the lawn, concluded that the Air Force could tation companies. six-pack. Imported beers retail He conceded that sales are chief executives of the nation’s but the satisfaction you get in the remains until bottling. War I. An early photograph shows day,” Bush told a California audience clutching a brief case. incur a $100 million liability on a for between $1 and $2 a bottle. being propped up by big rebates 800 largest public companies. Next were $1.25 million in end is worth it,” said Everett Prior to bottling, the home- Benjamin Harrison posing there with on Tuesday. “ Believe me, I know. contract for the Boost Surveillance and cut-rate financing, but said The red-faced official looked disbe- CEOs at beverage and tobacco leisure and recreation, $1.20 Stone, a computer analyst from brew is primed, when sugar is “ My motivation was that Eng- fflanrbpstrrI Hrralb his grandson and a pet goat. Exercise keeps you at the top of your Tracking System because of “ inap- surveys showing that consumer lievingly at his watch, shaking his companies earned a median $1.51 million in health, $1.19 million in Hebron who has been brewing his added to help produce carbona- Caroline Kennedy rode Macaroni, game.” propriate actions” by the Air Force. lish beer is difficult to come by (in confidence remains high bode Founded In 1881 head, huffing and puffing toward the million, followed by chief execu- industrial and office services, own beer since 1982. “ You can tion. After bottling, the home- the United States) and it is her pony, on the grounds. Amy Carter That may be so, but if truth be Officials at the Air Force Space well for future sales. PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publllher waiting helicopter. tives in communications and $1.18 million in consumer pro- give it your own personal touch.” brew must age two to four weeks expensive,” said Mick A. Cogdon had a tree hut. Division complained about the draft John F. Welch, chairman of GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor known, Barbara Bush is the one who A door swung open and a tardy chief media and CEOs of financial ducts and $1.11 million in Home-brewing has only been before it is ready to drink. of Enfield, a 39-year-old sales Herbert Hoover played medicine usually walks first dog Millie on the audit and it was ash-canned. General Electric Co., said busi- DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executive Editor of staff John Sununu climbed aboard. service companies, who dropped conglomerates. legal in the United States since Daniel Bradford, marketing representatives. “ With home- MARIE P G RADY...... City Editor ball outside with his Cabinet. Harry White House grounds. Another audit that never saw the ness leaders are making few to third place after three years in 1979. A survey commissioned by director for the American Home- brewing you can keep the alcohol ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor Truman pitched horseshoes — an Ever since Eisenhower first used light of day uncovered unauthorized Lowest-paid on the list were plans to retrench because the Tom Raum covers the White House first, Forbes says in May 29’s Boots of England, a British brewers Association, said home- down, which lowers calories and outdoor sport that Bush has revived. the South Lawn as a landing pad for construction of an administrative chief executives of electric utili- slowing economy still offers the for The Associated Press. issue. drugstore chain, found there brewing has become painless means you can drink more.” building at Eglin Air Force Base in ties, whose median compensation prospect of reasonable growth. The $1.51 million median com- were about 1.4 million home- Florida. Instead of issuing the stand- was $441,000, considerably behind pensation of the 10 beverage and brewers in the United States as of ard audit report, the Air Force Audit the second-to-last CEOs of food tobacco CEOs in the survey was 1984, the last figures available. Open Forum Agency wrote a letter to the base. distributors, at $589,000. In some cases, the Air Force up 30 percent from 1987, Forbes Home-brewers produce an av- auditors failed to spell out how said. Business Week magazine re- erage 4.5 gallons or two cases of DON’T MONKEY beer a month and spend about on volunteers. Thus, it was agreed that problems should be corrected. One The median is the level where leased a similar survey last Resettled Soviets Let’s come together there are mistakes, they should be half the executives earned more month that included top bosses $250 a year on supplies, according each committee member and candidate corrected constructively. nationwide audit found numerous AROUND... and half earned less. Compensa- other than chief executives. to statistics compiled by the need help with jobs was free to actively support or oppose The task of the town committee has violations of environmental regula- and move forward the charter revisions in the individual tions at 13 bases, but it made no uon includes salary, bonuses and Forbes said its survey covers Homebrewers Association. been to adopt and implement platforms long-term earnings such as gains many chief executives that Busi- Snyder, who admits that he To the Editor: capacity. and provide the town with the best specific recommendations for the To the Editor: from the exercise of stock ness Week did not list. actually prefers homemade wine Try Our Pay-By-Mail Because of my known active role and candidates. I believe we did that with bases. That left base officials un.sure Thank you for your series on Andrew The Republicans won every office support for charter revision, a campaign total success. Now the committee about what was expected of them. Program... Yurkovsky’s experience living and possible in Bolton’s latest election. chairman, who was supposed to remain members must understand it is our The Air Force distributed draft working in Moscow. The stories have However, the action of a few has given a neutral, was chosen. It should be noted, responsibility to come together and audit reports to some of the offending bases and recalled the reports. Sfseciat4fff It makes paying your subscription easier on been interesting and informative. bad impression of the Republican Town however, that while I actively supported move forward to support our elected you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 Committee, the Republican Party, and the revisions, the campaign chairman officials. According to the inspector general, The headline of your April 28 story. weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 the town of Bolton as a whole. and several other committee members the Air Force brass at the Pentagon “ Moscow printer would be without work was worried that the reports might months. 6 months or a full year drop it in the here.” tells an even larger story. On May 3. just two days after our most actively opposed it. I have no objection to Virginia M. Wickersham become fodder for lawsuits by envir- mail Then, you can forget about having ready Perhaps as many as 40.000 Jews will be successful campaign, a petition was this. It was within the confines of the 4 Dimock Lane, Bolton presented to hold a special meeting on committee’s agreement. You do not see onmentalists. The result is that the cash to pay your carrier answering the door allowed to leave the Soviet Union this Air Force may never get around to year to establish new lives free of May 9, the same day as the district me complaining about the time spent when it's inconvenient or being at home to convention to elect State Central Com- away from the campaign by members of correcting the problems that it is too pay your bill religious persecution. They are reset- embarrased to acknowledge. tling in Israel and America. Greater mittee members, to “ discuss and vote to the anti-charter group. Figure was wrong GentJ^ WE WILL NOTIFY remove” me as town chairman. On May Simply complete the coupon below and send YOUR CARRIER Hartford has integrated 41 since October 2. The methods chosen by and actions 7. 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These actions do not serve meeting. At that meeting. Mr. Tuthill virtue, but there comes a time when one Car with excellent skills — engineers, the best interest of the Republican Town out, it was dripping with oil. The “ " Valid At Hartford Rd. and Mr. Campbell maneuvered to table must question its motivation and its Valid At Broad Street chemists, advertisers, hairdressers. Committee, the Republican Party, or the methods. At the May 9 meeting of the cleanup, according to Yost, is beyond « They are eager to work, to be fully the action until June 13. human capacity. Mother Nature will town of Bolton. Board of Directors, a statement was Washes I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my participating members of their new Since I was not afforded the opportun- have to do most of the work. Yost I see a Republican Town Committee made that last year 75,000 rounds of golf Save $2.00 Save $3.00 homelands. 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LOCAL Wonder drug Section 2, Page 11 & STATE From page 1 SPORTS Monday, May 15, 1989 distributor for Hartford Distributors in East Astronaut’s visit canceied Hartford. He said he was surprised to learn he was haying a heart attack. Astronaut James B. Irwin’s visit to Manches- “I still can’t believe it.” he said ter today was canceled after he became ill. said A Marcia Kirby, principal at Cornerstone For Hanna and other cardiologists, TPA is Pleau is out, Jordan puts a hurt on NY proving to be a wonder drug in treating heart attack Christian School. victims. Before the drug was accepted by the Irwin was scheduled to appear at a private pa.stor’s breakfast this morning, a lunch for federal Food and Drug Administration in November By Joe AAooshll 1987, doctors ju.st had to watch people have heart The Associated Press area businessmen at noon, and a public speech attacks. I report says tonight at Manchester High School. The h^w, with TPA. heart attacks can be stopped CHICAGO — No one. not even breakfast and luncheon were to be held at the within minutes, Hanna said. Arbors at Hop Brook, a retirement community HARTFORD (AP) — Larry States, is a top candidates for Michael Jordan himself, really A at 38.') W. Center St. The drug is a thrombolytic (clot-dissolving) Pleau will be replaced as the coaching job, the Courant believed his groin injury would medicine, which works by thinning the blood, Hanna stop him from another magnifi- All appearances were canceled after Irwin said. coach of the Hartford Whalers, reported quoting sources. according to a published Other possible candidates cent performance. became ill in Colorado, said Kirby. Hanna said the key to the drug's success is quick Jerry Twombly, a consultant for Irwin, said report. include Rick Ley, coach of the “We knew we were in trouble the visft would be rescheduled in the fall or response, Manchester Memorial Hospital only 'The Hartford Courant re- Milwaukee Admirals; Ted when we heard Michael was spring of 1990. gives the drug to heart attack victims within the ported in Monday’s editions Green, assistant coach of the hurt,” New York Knicks coach first six hours of the attack, Hanna said. that Pleau was expected to Ekimonton Oilers; and Doug Rick Pitino said Sunday after The purpose of the luncheon was to let After that amount of time, muscle death usually business leaders learn about the Cornerstone meet today with new Whalers’ Risebrough. assistant coach of Jordan scored 47 points, leading occurs in the area where blood flow used to occur in the Chicago Bulls to a 106-93 •V Christian School and its value to the the heart, Vice President and, General the Calgary Flames. Ns?' community. The school was planning a Manager Ed Johnston and be Pleau, the first player victory and a 3-1 lead in their Hanna said many people dismiss chest pains or told of the decision. signed by the Whalers in 1972, best-of-7 NBA playoff series. “He sx ribbon-cutting ceremony for its 40,000-square- discomfort as indigestion, as Curtis almost did foot addition, which will be opened in the fall. "I expect to* see Elddie had a 50-51-5 record in 106 once came to New York with an “A lot of people don’t go to the hospital becuase (today), but nothing’s been games since replacing Jack upset stomach and scored 47 Y Irwin was one of three crew members of the they are embarrassed, that maybe they aren’t told to me.” Pleau said. "I Evans Feb. 7, 1988. points.” 4. Apollo 15 flight to the moon in 1971. having a heart attack,” Hanna explained. "Just be PalrIcK Flynn/Manche»tor Herald know the situation doesn’t look In 17 years with the Whalers. Hobbling in the early going safe. If you are not sure, go to the hospital and let the because of the injured left groin ENCOURAGING TALK — Laura Smith, good for me. I’d have to be an Pleau, 41. has been a player, McKay gets AARP award physicians there decide.” during the 17th annual Bowers School idiot not to realize what’s going assistant coach, coach, gen- that underwent treatment most of Hanna said Manchester Memorial Hospital began a sixth-grader at Bowers Elementary Science Fair. More than 100 projects on. My wife and I alreadyhave eral manager, announcer and Saturday night and early Sunday. I James W . using TPA in December 1987. Since then the School, tries to urge a hamsterthrough a Jordan got it going in the second A " McKay of 500 Por- were on display, contributed by 150 accepted what’s happening.” general manager and coach of hospital has increased its use of the drug. So far 54 maze as she leans over to view a science Whalers’ owner Richard the Whalers’ farm team in half when he scored 29 points, ter St. recently re- people have been treated with TPA students, grades three through six. including 18 in the pivotal fourth ceived one of the project on display last Wednesday Gordon said the decision rests Binghamton. N.Y. “It would be unethical or illegal not to use it ” with Johnston, Pleau has one year left in a quarter. 1989 national com- Hanna said. Jordan walked with deliberate munity service A telephone call to John- contract carry a $125,000 an- But there are some patients who cannot receive ston’s Pittsburgh home went nual salary. The Courant re- steps and appeared to lack his awards from the the drug. usual quickness in the first American Associa- unanswered Sunday night. ported that Pleau may be For example, Hanna said, the hospital does not Lassow Bob Johnson, executive di- offered the Binghamton coach- quarter as the Bulls fell behind tion of Retired Per- administer TPA to victims over age 75. those with Summit Relations 15-10. sons. McKay, a rector of the Amateur Hockey ing job or some other post with ulcers, those with very high blood pressure, those From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 Association of the United the club. "I think the guys on our team member of the who have had recent surgery, or those who have needed to see if Michael was Manchester Chap- .severe diabetes. okay.” Coach Doug Collins said. ter 1275. was se- Patients who do receive the drug run the risk of Lassow’s candidacy said. “He Gorbachev’s motorcade route "When they saw he was okay, it lected by his chap- bleeding to death, because blood is prevented from Chinese are very worried that was a big lift.” t e r f o r h i s clotting. worked long and hard to reach an from the airport, which was to this (summit) would be received agreement with the town to have passed by the square, also Jordan himself said he didn’t outstanding contri- Hanna said 1 to 1.5 percent of the patients who very badly in the United States,” protect the district from un- had to be changed when thou- the professor said. know what to expect despite all of butions to the receive the drug experience bleeding. And if the treatments. community. wanted con.solidation. Now that sands of people surged past police Andrew Brick, an analyst at the bleeding were to occur in the brain, Hanna said it we have reached that stage of lines and spilled out onto the “As I continued to play, it He is a member could be fatal. conservative Heritage Founda- loosened up,” Jordan said. “Your of many Manches- peace, we need a good business six-lane street in front of the tion, argues that a military pact “You have to weigh the risk of bleeding against head to plan and work for future Forbidden City. natural response is to let it loosen ter organizations the benefit of stopping a heart attack.” Hanna said. doesn’t appear to be in the offing I* »1 up. Once I did. it was full speed James W. McKay and uses his talent development and sensible expan- Gorbachev’s meeting with because neither Gorbachev nor Another drug, streptokinase, which also thins the sion within the district.” Yang was also set back by almost ahead.” s as an organist for blood, has not been as effective as TPA, Hanna said. Deng Xiaoping wants “to risk many of these groups. He is also the founder Sadloski said that Lassow two hours because of the change access to vital Western financial Jordan got his 47 points on “Based on our experiences we feel that TPA has wanted to run a positive cam- in the welcoming ceremony site. 12-for-18 shooting from the field and director of the Beethoven Chorus, a singing been more successful than streptokinase,” Hanna and technological assistance. " group of retired men who travel around singing said paign. But she did say that there It took place in the Great Hall He points out that Americans and 23-for-28 on free throws. He for senior centers, convalescent homes and was dissatisfaction among some next to the square, but it was can hardly criticize the Chinese also had 11 rebounds and six Hanna said the hospital plans to participate in an district directors with Landers. unclear whether Gorbachev saw a.ssists. churches. international study in the fall which will compare for following the pattern of Landers could not be reached the demonstrators. warming U.S.-Soviet relations. But he saved the best for the how well three blood-thinning drugs stop heart Soviet spokesman Gennady I. AP photo attacks. for comment this morning Also, he argues, the summit Vi^ end, when Pitino had said on District voters will elect a new Gerasimov shrugged off the Saturday he hoped the Bulls Center gets donations The study will involve TPA. streptokinase and comes at a time when U,S. and COMING THROUGH — Chicago’s the Knicks at Chicago Stadium. The president for a one-year term schedule changes, saying they Chinese ties “have deepened on would tire. The Pastoral Counseling Center of Manches- Eminase a drug not yet approved by the FDA during the May 24 district meet- “were made upon the proposal of Jordan scored 18 of his team’s Michael Jordan (23) drives to the basket Bulls won, 106-93, to take a 3-1 lead in Hanna said. , so many fronts — industrial, their best-of-seven series. ter Inc. has received grants and contributions ing. They ‘will also elect two the Chinese side. We are only trade, military cooperation, last 25 points. After Kiki Vande- in Sunday’s NBA playoff game against in support of its general operating budget from directors for three-year terms. guests here.” shared technology and vast cultu- weghe cut Chicago’s lead to 81-79 several area companies. Northeast Utilities The seats now held by Andrew Asked if the visit was being ral and educational exchanges — with nine minutes to play. Jordan decision with a three-point play Cartwright finished with 21 like Michael was hitting every renewed its commitment through a $2,500 Katkauskas and Willard J, Mar- overshadowed by the student there is almost no possibility that had a field goal and a free throw for a 101-92 lead with 1;33 left. points. 19 in the first half, and his shot. We’re going to put this one donation; the J.C. Penney Catalog Distribution Prevention vin will be up. protests, he said the summit “is a rapprochement with the Soviets and set up Scottie Pippen for a “We knew Michael’s injury ability to outplay Patrick Ewing behind us and start a new Center contributed $250. and Gunver Manufac- incomparable and a much more would come at the price of cooler basket and an 88-81 lead. wasn’t going to be a factor.” said was a big factor in the game. tomorrow Tuesday.” turing Co. donated $100. From page 1 important event than actions relations with the U.S.” \ The Knicks managed to cut it to Charles Oakley, who had 10 points Ewing had only 10 points. Pitino also warned the Knicks The Pastoral Counseling Center is a taken by students.” But the administration must be 96-92 on a pair of free, throw by and led both teams with 16 “Things weren’t going our aren’t finished. non-profit, state-licensed mental health facil- He noted that “each country wary of any renewed military Johnny Newman, who topped rebounds. “He loves the game way.” said Ewing, who made “Anyone who thinks we’re dead ity providing individual and family therapy wall of the coronary arteries. Bolton has its own internal problems” cooperation and let both nations them with 23 points, but Bill and doesn’t let things like that let only five of 15 shots. “Shots just doesn’t know the Knicks.” and marriage counseling to residents in the Mild blockage is known as atherosclerosis. At this and the Soviet Union has its Cartwright hit a pair of free him stop from playing all out. He From page 1 know that such a development weren’t falling. The rhythm was Pitino said. “We’ll just take it one Hartford area. The center, at 945 Main St., has stage, the arteries still allow plenty of oxygen and share. could cause the president to throws before Jordan sealed the was really on down the stretch.” bad. Down the stretch, it seemed game at a time from now on.” seven counselors. blood to pass through. The month of pro-democracy reassess his support for the But angina attacks usually occur when 75 percent board's budget In April, the sit-ins, marches and other stu- normalization of relations. Brick Business meeting at school or more of the artery is blocked by the fatty Board of Finance voted to reduce dent protests are the largest and said. f deposits. The attacks are characterized by chest the school board budget, and the most serious China’s Communist If the Soviets and Chinese iron AP photo Red Sox pitchers feel the pressure “Business with a Twist” will be held at East pain and shortness of breath because enough finance board’s action has been leaders have ever faced. out their so-called “three obsta- oxygen isn’t getting to the heart. Gorbachev laughed and joked NOT FAST ENOUGH — New York third baseman Tom Catholic High School on May 23. criticized harshly by some school cles” to improved ties — tensions SEATTLE (AP) - Seattle while doubling his career RBI self real professionally, like a double to Jim Presley. The event is being held to give area Fatty deposits continue to build up and harden board members. with Yang during the first min- along their 4,670-mile border as Brookens, having made the base tag out at third on into plaque. If the plaque cracks, the body rushes utes of their meeting. The 81- California’s Wally Joyner (21), throws to first for the Mariners rookie Omar Vizquel output to four. veteran, " Lefebvre said. “Offen- Boddicker, 2-4, was the loser, businessmen the opportunity to learn about the School Superintendent Richard well as Soviet involvement in has been feeling the pressure to He credits an adjustment in his sively. he’s had some catching up giving up four runs on six hits. He school, said Father Bill Charbonneau, school clotting materals called platelets to the area to .seal E Packman said he has not heard year-old Yang, who like many Afghanistan and Vietnam — a second out on Bill Schroeder. Brookens’ attempt at the it, and a clot forms, completely blocking the flow of older Chinese studied Russian in produce offensively. This wee- batting grip for his successes. to do. We’ve been having him struck out four and walked three president. the rumors. He said he hoped more stable Asia could result. double play failed, leaving Schroeder safe at first in kend. he put the pressure on ‘Tve been choking up on the choke up on the bat handle and try through five innings. Admission is $5, but reservations are oxygen-rich blood, people would not veto the budget his youth when the Kremlin was Brick said, a development that Hanna said individuals must learn at a young age Beijing’s ideological mentor, fourth-inning action Sunday at Anaheim Stadium. The Boston pitchers. bat and using my hands more.” to make some contact. Right now. Seattle reliever Steve Trout requested by Wednesday. The event will be because of the proposed would benefit the United States. Vizquel hit a two-run triple in he said. “Earlyon I was worrying fortunately some balls are start- earned the win after entering held from 4:30 to 6; 30 p.m. at the school, which to prevent developing the risks of heart disease and reduction. greeted the Soviet leader in RAND C:orp. analyst Jonathan Angels won, 5-0. heart attacks. Russian and was praised for his the fifth inning Sunday and about my hitting, but I’ve been ing to fall for him.” with two outs in the sixth inning. is located at 115 New State Road. If the budget is rejected, the Pollack, in an essay on the scored on a sacrifice fly by working hard and things are Ellis Burks tied the game 3-3 in Trout, 3-2. pitched two hitless It is being co-sponsored by St. Patrick-St. “What I always emphasize is preventive Board of Finance will have to skill in the language. summit written for the Asia medicine.” Hanna said. “People could and should Later, in a welcoming banquet Harold Reynolds, leading Seattle coming around now.” the sixth inning with a solo home innings. Anthony Church of Hartford. submit a new budget to voters Society, points out that the to a 4-3 victory over the Red Sox. Expected to start the season in run to center field off Seattle ‘Tve got the greatest mom in stop smoking and lower their blood pressure. within a week. Packman said he in the Great Hall, Yang noted that summit occurs “at a time when Exercise regularly, and keepyourweight within the “Sino-Soviet relations traversed "I was getting frustrated and the minors. Vizquel was in the starter Erik Hanson. the world and I just didn’t want to feared the finance board would the Sino-American relationship is Yankees feel heat the pressure was building.” said starting lineup for Seattle’s sea- “I was looking fastball all the lose on Mother’s Day.” Trout People urged to commute normal range.” reduce the education budget a tortuous course in the past. on a vastly more diversified Like Curtis, people don’t realize the damage Today, we have come to a new Vizquel. whose batting average son opener at Oakland while way,” Burks said of the pitch he remarked. Governor William G’Neill has designated further if that happened. footing than when Soviet initia- dipped to . 145 after a hitless effort incumbent starter Rey Quinones hit for his sixth homer of the year. Mike Schooler, who replaced that’s being done to their arteries until it is too late. On Thursday, the school board starting point.” tives toward Beijing first began,” Wednesday as “Ride Together Connecticut Hanna said. Gorbachev, in a statement Friday against Boston. “The last was on the disabled list. He “I got the best part of the bat on Trout with two out in the eighth, Day.” voted 4-3 to accept the $55,000 Pollack points to the growth in after shutout loss two games I relaxed more, the impressed the team management the ball and drove it a long way.” recorded the final four outs to For those people at risk, Hanna said they should proposed reduction. Board issued upon his arrival, said the U.S.-China trade, which in 1988 The day is being held to promote car pooling, be aware of the symptoms of a heart attack. spring season and its feelings of hits started to come and the enough that the Mariners traded Boston starter Mike Boddicker earn his eighth save in as many members, though, did not vote on surpassed $13 billion, or more ANAHEIM. Calif. (AP) — The Howell before Brower misplayed Quinones to the Pittsburgh Pi- walked the first two Mariners save opportunities. van pooling and public transportation, said J. There can be chest discomfort, with pressure, where to make cuts. renewal and hope were “conson- consecutive two-out singles. pressure is off.” William Burns, commissioner of the state than four times the level of California Angels blanked the The 22-year-old Vizquel went rates on April 21. batters in the sixth inning before The Red Sox opened the scoring squeezing, pain, fullness in the middle of the chest, The school administration pro- ant with our mood. We hope that Sino-Soviet trade; U.S. invest- Yankees 5-0 for their majors- Kent Henderson’s single scored Department of Transportation. He said daily which can extend to the shoulders, neck .jaw, arms the meetings and talks we are 3-for-3 Saturday, as the M’s Seattle manager Jim Lefebvre leaving with a pulled back with two runs in the first inning on posed reducing the hours of a ment in China has topped $3 leading eighth shutout and New Howell and Brower’s first error blitzed the Red Sox 14-6. He said he has been patiently waiting muscle. Reliever Mike Smithson the strength of four straight hits. commuter traffic is surpassing the capacity of or back. social studies teacher and an going to have with the Chinese state highways, which results in traffic billion, more than any other York manager Dallas Green allowed Bill Schroeder, who had registered his first major league for Vizquel’s offense to surface. took ove^, recording two outs Mike Greenwell drove in both In addition, some people may feel a tightness English teacher to save $25,000. leaders will mark a watershed in single country; and more than didn’t take the loss lightly. reached base on a force play, to congestion, stress, and damage to the around their chest, as if a rope were around them. relations.” extra-base hit in Sunday’s game “Fielding-wise he handles him- before yielding a run-scoring runs with a single. environment. Also, the adminij?tration pro- 30.000 Chinese students are in the take third. Claudell Washington Also, people may feel weak or dizzy, especially after posed delaying a $30,000 renova- The Soviet side has heralded United States as technological “I can lose, but I can’t stand Highway travel in the state rose 21 percent just standing up. singled to score Schroeder and tion to the Bolton High School oil the visit as a turning point in and military exchanges are losing because of mental mis- Anderson also scored from first from 1985 to 1987, the third highest growth in And. the combination of a cold sweat on the upper burner. relations. growing. takes,” Green said Sunday. the nation, according to the governor’s office. body, dizziness, shortness of breath, and nausea are base when Brower had trouble Mears in a class by himself up front In March, the school board The Chinese have been less “American interests would not He greeted his club off the field picking up the ball. Motorists in the state traveled 26.7billion miles good indicators that a heart attack is in progress. reduced its budget by $45,000 in 1987, the governor’s office said. Free enthusiastic, emphasizing that be well served by an attempt to with a brief but heated post-game Brower’s problems didn’t end By Steve Herman qualifying. It’s not necessarily scheduled day of qualifications Hanna urges anyone experiencing similar symp- after learning that the Willington relations will never return to curry favor with either state in tirade while keeping the doors to against an individual.” said this past Saturday was rained rideshare information is available at 1-800-842- toms to get to a hospital as soon as possible. there. He followed Alvaro Espino- The Associated Press 2150. Board of Education would not those of the 1950s when Mao the aftermath of the summit; the the clubhouse closed. Mears, the defending Indy out. ‘♦V;’ The faster a heart attack can be treated, the send 42 freshmen to the high bristled in his role as Moscow’s basis for good relations with both za’s one-out walk in the fifth with “I didn’t like the way they a single. After Rickey Henderson INDIANAPOLIS - Rick Mears winner. “But when we get on the “The grip just wasn’t quite better chance there is of saving the heart muscle. school in the next school year. loyal little brother. Moscow and Beijing can and does is in a class by himself on the front racetrack and race, it’s a battle there like we had this morning.” School officials have said the lo.ss Chinese officials say they will exist independent of their rela- played, and I told them that, lined out to center, Espinoza took Mears said. ”I really thought the third and Brower tried for se- row in the Indianapolis 500. against each other just like any of the students will mean a loss of use the summit to press the tions with each other,” says the that’s all.” Green said. When the green flag is waved on other time” 225 was within the realm, but it tuition money. Soviets to use their influence over think tank’s specialist on California logged the win be- cond. but was nailed on Devon May 28 for the 73rd running of the Unser started Sunday’s demoli- wasn’t.” Last year, residents rejected a Vietnam to help end the 10-year Chinese-Soviet ties. hind a combined eight-hitter by White’s throw. 1 Waterfowl may carry ticks Indy race, Mears will start from tion of the Speedway records with Sunday’s record-breaking per- $7,075,748 budget proposal by a Cambodian conflict. Chuck Finley and Greg Minton. “I had to get Brower some the pole position for a record fifth a four-lap average of 223.471 mph, formance earned him $160,000 in MILWAUKEE (AP) - A lead- ducks. He said he received 74-66 vote. A week later, residents More than 1,000 Soviet, Chinese Alexander Graham Bell, the When the Angels broke up a at-bats and it seemed like a good time and from the front row a breaking Mears’ year-old record cash and prizes. Last year, for ing expert on Lyme disease those of arthritis. time for it. Biit he looked like he several telephone calls in re- Ms. Burgess said she infected approved a revised $6,955,268.50 and foreign journalists are cover- inventor of the telephone, toler- scoreless duel with four runs in record-tying ninth time in his of 219.198. But just as he did last winning the pole and the race, suggests ducks might be spread- sponse to the Burgess article, budget by a vote of 232 to 131. ing the visit. ated no telephone in his study. the fourth off Andy Hawkins, 3-5, hadn't played for a while,” Green 12-year career. week in practice, when Unser Mears took home a record ing the illness across the country, four ducks by feeding them asking whether hunters or people material containing the organism they were helped considerably by said of Brower, seeing his first Until Sunday, when Mears upstaged him with a faster $804,853 for the Penske team from but another researcher has cleaning wild ducks risked catch- center-fielder Bob Brower’s er- substantial action since May 5. smashed the one- and four-lap unofficial speed, Mears re- the first $5 million purse in auto doubts about the theory. and infected four more ing the disease. intravenously. rors on consecutive plays. Finley (5-2) departed after qualification records at the India- claimed quickly the record. racing history. Elizabeth C. Burgess, an assist- If wildfowl were really distri- T Oddly, though. Green was more leadoff singles in the seventh by napolis Motor Speedway, only This time, it was official, and it The front row of Mears, Unser ant professor of veterinary medi- > She said her laboratory ducks buting the disease. Campbell shed the disease organism in PUBLIC NOnCK sympathetic with Brower, who Tom Brookens and Espinoza, and A.J. Foyt and the late Rex Mays dropped Unser to second place, in and Fittipaldi put three Penske cine at the University of Wiscon- said, it would be even more FREE!! also committed a base-running relied on Minton’s fourth save for could match Mears’ pole-position the middle of the front row. race cars in the top three spots of sin, said she artifically infected feces. Other experiments, she widespread because “ducks are said, have shown the organism PLEASE NOTE: This space is available blunder to take the Yankees out of his third straight victory. starts. Brazilian Emerson Fittipaldi the lineup, although Fittipaldi ducks with the bacteria and found all over the place.” Now, with an average speed of qualified at 222.329 for a start on drives for the rival Patrick the birds carried the organisms can be passed among dogs and BRAKE as a public service to any non-profit organi- a fifth-inning rally, than with “The great defense behind me The disease, initially identified mice through body fluids rather zation wishing to publicize an up-coming Hawkins. was the key. They turned some 223.885 mph. Mears has estab- the outside. Racing team. The third Penske for up to 29 days. in the 1970s near Old Lyme. lished himself as a solid favorite Jim Crawford of Scotland, team driver, former winner A migrating duck carrying the than ticks. INSPECTION event or community message. There is abso- Hawkins also allowed Chili great play,” said Finley. Conn., has been confirmed as far If untreated, Lyme disease can REMOVE WHLHLr INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE Davis’ solo homer, his fifth, in the Leftfielder Chili Davis and to join Foyt and A1 Unser as the former winner Mario Andretti Danny Sullivan, was injured in a disease, she said in a Journal of west as the Pacific Coast. It LININGS, DRUMS, ROTORS. VISUALLY INSPECT lutly no charge for this space. Please send only four-time Indy winners. and Scott Brayton, the only other crash on Thursday and watched Wildlife Diseases article, could develop into disorders of the CALIPERS. CYL NDERS HYDRAULIC LINES fifth before departing after hav- Washington in right made daz- originally was blamed on a tiny 4 MASTER CYLINDER. ROAD TEST. complete information you wish to publish at “That is an honor in itself,” drivers above 220 mph, qualified qualifications from the Penske be bitten by a tick that then would nervous system, affect eyesight ing given up seven hits in 4 2-3 zling catches to prevent extra- pest called the deer tick, but and hearing, cause paralysis and - CLEANING, AOJUS1MEI , OR REPAIRS EXTRA - least 3 weeks in advance of event. Messages base hits by Brookens in the Mears said of being the only on the second row. Bobby Rahal, trackside suite after being re- relay the bacteria to another host research now shows the tick can innings. five-time pole starter. ”I didn’t another former winner. A1 Un.ser leased from the hospital Sunday animal. lead to permanent heart it h ma j o r tune up published wil be at the descretion of Lynch “He pitched worse than he second and Steve Sax in the sixth. travel on pet dogs, humans and disorders. W - Motors. really realize it until last year Jr. and Brazilian Raul Boesel morning. AP photo Barry Campbell, a scientist other animals besides deer. (Toyota & GM looked,” Green said. "That was Howell and Anderson also ex- that we were that close. I tried not earned third-row starting Andretti’s son and teammate, with the National Wildlife Health The Centers for Disease Con- Vehicles On),) Please mail Att: Joe McCavanagh. not a professional performance. celled with the glove. to think about it, but I’m very positions. Michael, had to qualify twice to POLE SITTER — Rick Mears Research Center in Madison, said trol in Atlanta said there were OFFER EXPIRES MAY 31. 1080 (Pitching coach Billy) Connors “We had a number of good excited about it.” Twenty-six drivers qualified, get a spot in the lineup. His first is all smiles after winning the he questions whether ducks can more than 5.900 reported cases WE DELIVER OFFER ONLY VALID WITH THIS COUPON said he had good stuff warming plays. Claudell’s was unbelieva- Unser, his Penske Racing including former winners Mears, run at 220.940 mph was disallowed pole position for the Indy 500 become infected in the manner COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT WRITE UP last year. Medical researchers For Home Delivery, Call up in the bullpen. Well, he didn’t ble." said California Manager teammate, appears to present the A1 Unser, Andretti, Rahal, Foyt, when it was discovered his car a record fifth time Sunday at suggested by Ms. Burgess. CALL 647-0402 FOR APPT.!!! SOO W. Cmntm S«. Doug Rader, whose club has predict the number will grow as take it across the white line.” biggest obstacle to Mears in this Tom Sneva and Gordon John- was 4*/^ pounds too light. He later the Indianapolis Motor Campbell said there was no the public becomes more aware 647-9946 ManchMlvr Hawkins had already given up made only fourerrorsinitslast 18 year’s race. cock, leaving seven spots to fill in qualified at 218.774, giving him a evidence that the ticks responsi- TOYOTA QUALITY LYNCH Speedway. Mears averaged of symptoms, including a circular Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 WHOCOUID.'NSK I OK ANY I MING MORE! MANCHESTER CONN. T«l. 6 4 6 -4 m Wally Joyner’s RBI single and games, of which the Angels have “It’s a battle between myself the final two days of time trials tentative spot on the outside of the ble for Lyme disease also feed on rash, nausea and joint aches like followed that with a walk of Jack won 14. and the clock when it comes to Saturday and Sunday. The first seventh row. 223.885 to take the pole. 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 15, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Mav 15. 1989 - 13

High School Roundup SPORTS SPORTS State re cord falls in d u c k p in to urn e y One state record fell as the 59th men’.s doubles with a total, including Class A field at 1715 with Us ti Foley of are: 5-man team Class B: 1. KftI IN BRIEF IN BRIEF annual National Duckpin Bowling handicap, of 1015 Craaig Self and Rhode Island/Connecticut second at Builders, Inc., 1853, 2. The Raiders Ea st a nd M a ngia fico avoid a repe at Congress Tournament continued play George Burgess are right behind with 1712. MacMullen & Co. shared third 1804, 3. Woody’s Auto 1784; 4-man Tw a y wins Memorial golf last weekend at Holidav Lanes a total of 1010 with CraigSelf and Todd place with Hicks of Rhode Island, team Class B: 1. Salisbury No. 6 of UNCASVILLE — It was almost deja Turcotte third at 987. All three teams each at 1692. John Durante took over Maryland 1501, BBA No. 6 of Mary- p.m. against Stratford High at Pend- Hill cops senior tourney The team of Chris Plumley of Ea.st DUBLIN. Ohio vu for East Catholic’s Marc Mangia- ers' Field in Stratford. are from Connecticut the men’s singles lead at 548 with land 1499. The Islanders of Rhode MALVERN. Pa. (AP) - Dave Hill sank a Hartford (209) and Roy Cochefski Jr. A (AP) — Bob Tway fico and the Eagle baseball team E A S T C A T H O L I C (1 ) — B u rn s If M -0 -0 , Wolgamuth, the first-round leader Island 1423. birdied three of the Saturday morning against St, F lo rl 2b 3-0-0-0, D e s m o n d oh 1-0-0-0, J. 4-foot putt on the third hole of sudden death to of Newington (176) combined for a 385 Connecticut bowlers led in four second at 541 followed by Self at 534. Women’s doubles: 1. Sue Burucker- last four holes Sun- Bernard. P e nd e rs c 3-0-2-1, R. P e n d e rs ss 3-0-2-0, neat Chi Chi Rodriguez and win the $400,000 St. in the men’s doubles competition on other categories. The team of Carol Wilda’s Wild Wones of Maryland. Corinne Jones of Maryland 898,2. Toni M a n g i a f ic o p 3-0-1-0, G o rm a n cf 3-0-0-0, Saturday to break the Nutmeg mark. day. beating Fuzzy The host Saints a year ago wiped out R obinso n 1b2-0-0-0, W ollprO-O-O-O, D u m o ls 3 b Christopher’s Classic senior golf tournament Bunk and Turcotte led the mixed Connecticut and Mas.sachusetts held Asenkleton-Sandi Thomas of Mary- Sunday. Zoeller in a head- a 1-0 Eagle lead in the seventh inning 3-0-0-0, C h o m p or O-O-O-O, Gre e n e rf l-O-O-O, The previous mark was 379 set by Joe doubles at 971 followed by Mariellen onto the five-man team Class A field land/Connecticut 897, 3. Mary Ann H Ic k e v rf 2-0-1-0. To t a ls 28-1-7-1. Neri of Newington and Chick Hazzard to-head duel to win against Mangiafico and company to S T. B E R N A R D (0 ) — B usc e tto 2b 3-0-0-0, Hill and Rodriguez finished regulation play Vogt and Self at 947. Vogt and Scott lead at 2161 with T-Bowl Lounge of Belniak-Bunk 842; Women’s singles: the Memorial golf annex a heart-wrenching 2-1 verdict. K w o If 3-0-0-0, F o rd y c e c 2-0-1-0, C o n n o lly 1b led at a 4-under-par 206 for the 54-hole of Winsted on July 18, 1978 at Laurel Wolfaamuth of College Park. Md.. Newington second at 2140. 1. Diane Wirt of Maryland 497,2. Caro) V ^ i 3-0-1-0, F u lc o p 3-0-1-0, E s t e ll e rf 2-0-0-0, tournament at the Chester Valley Golf Club. Lanes in Winsted. were third at 935. tournament. And it looked like it was going to B e rg d o ll oh l-O-O-O, C o n in g ss O-O-O-O, Ti n n e r DeSanto of Rhode Island 485, 3. A Tway twice hit happen again as the Saints put e llo dh 3-0-0-0, W ild s cf 2-0-0-0, St. Lo u is 3b Plumley and Cochefski Jr. lead the The PIA's led the four-man team Other divisions and their leaders Chickey Barrera of Manchester 466. 2-0-O-<). To t a ls 24-0-3-0. approaches within runners at first and third with one out E a s t C a t h o lic 001 000 0— 1-7-0 a foot in his stretch on a Brian Fulco hit-and-run single. St. B e rn o rd OOO 000 0— 0-3-0 Lendl advances to final M o n g lo t lc o a nd J. P e n d e rs; F u lc o a nd tm *wr **■ run. then rolled in a ‘T m sure people were thinking ‘here F o rd y c e . HAMBURG, West Germanv (AP) — Ivan 25-foot putt on the we go again.’” voiced East Coach Jim W P - M o n g lo t lc o (8-1), L P - F u lc o (1-3). i>'i. Lendl of Czechoslovakia defeated Carl-Uwe Penders. Sc arc e runs final hole, finishing Steeb of West Germany 4-6, 6-3, 6-1 Sunday to i r ' off a 3-under-par 69 Not this time, however. Mangiafico advance to the final of the German Open men’s on Jack Nicklaus’ reared back and struck out pinch- Alexia Cru z takes tennis tournament. Muirfield Village hitting Skip Bergdoll and then got Lendl, ranked No. 1 in the world, will face aid Dodg ers Golf Club course. designated hitter Tom Tinnerello on a three 2nd placements Austria’s Horst Skoff, an upset winner over Tway earned his weak comebacker to the mound to HARTFORD — Manchester High West Germany’s Boris Becker. 7-6 (7-.5), 6-2. first victory since preserve a 1-0 Eagle victory in All junior Alexia Cruz took runnerup Becker complained of back pain after the first the 1986 PGA Connecticut Conference play. honors in three events at Saturday’s set. The final is scheduled for Monday. championship with It was a victory Penders was glad to NL Roundup Y Hartford Public High’s Track and Bob Tway see. ” I can’t remember the last time a four-round total Field Invitational. -rjm. of 11-under-par 277. we’ve beaten St. Bernard down here,” Cruz took second place in the Agassi wins Aid! crown Zoeller. who led through the first three he said. “ Marc again proved when the <*IM| By The Associated Press 100-meter dash in 12:58. trailing Lloy rounds, matched par with a 72 and was two chips are down he can do the .job.” EDE, Netherlands, (AP) — American Andre Grizzle of Uniondale High (N.Y). who L^) shots back at 279. The left-handed throwing Mangia- Agassi won the $160,000 Aldi tennis tournament Another day, another shutout. Only this time, the had a winning time of 12:48. Cruz was h fico hurled a three-hit shutout, his Sunday, defeating top-.seeded Stefan Edbergof Los Angeles Dodgers were on the winning side. Payne Stewart, who started the day nine also second in the long jump with a fifth of the season, in upping his mark Sweden 4-6. 6-1, 6-2 in the final. Orel Hershiser pitched a two-hitter and Eddie shots back, shot a bogev-free 65 and was third distance of 5.18 meters and in the at 281. for the season to 8-1 and moving his Murray homered twice to drive in five runs Sunday triple jump at 35 feet. 7 inches. Leonie school record total for wins to 25. He as the Dodgers broke a 25-inning scoreless streak struck out eight, walked one Coolrington of Tilden High (N.Y) B erger nets clay title and beat Philadelphia 9-0. broke Cruz’ meet mark in the latter It was the sixth one-run verdict in “ It was a lot better for the team than for me.” Manchester gets new team event with an effort of 37 feet. 4 inches. ISLE OF PALMS, S.C. (AP) — Jay Berger which has East been involved The Hershiser said. “ I like to see that attitude change The top four finishers in the triple won his first American title, beating Lawson After a three-year absence, fast pitch Eagles have won five of them and see some smiling faces in the dugout.” jump beat Cruz’ old mark set in 1987. Duncan 6-4. 6-3 Sunday in the 79th U S. Clay women’s softball returns to Manchester in the The game’s only run came in the Court Championships. Los Angeles was beaten 3-0 and 2-Oby the Phillies Manchester’s High’s Karen Obue \ . . . form of LeDoux Construction which will play third inning. Joe Burns drew a one-out Berger, ranked 42nd in the world, won in the previous two games. Dodgers manager Tuesdays and Thursdays at Charter Oak walk, stole second and scored on took third place in the discus with a Tommy Lasorda took to the third-base coaching box toss of 112 feet 3 inches. Others who $38,000. Duncan, ranked 7.5th. earned $19,000. Park’s No. 2 field. The team was formerly junior Jimmy Penders’ RBI single to for the first time this year in an attempt to help his sponsored by Formal’s Inn and had been right field. ” It was a line shot ” the performed well but did not place, Reginald Plnto/Manchaeter Herald team break out. included Collette Factora who had a “ We thought we’d go out and change it around and playing the past three years out of Bolton as a happy Eagle coach described the MHS STANDOUT — Manchester High’s Alexia Cruz, in the near Sabatini wins Italian O p e n member of the Greater Harford Women’s winning hit. fine 27.5 clocking in the 200 and try to get some luck a little bit,” Lasorda said. “ We Michelle Hornbostel had a personal Softball I^eague What Penders was not plea.sed with lane in this file photo, had three second placements on Saturday ROME (AP) — Gabriela Sabatini of couldn’t keep the pace we were going.” best of 50.8 in the 300-meter interme- Dave Schwartz will be in his 14th season as was his club's inability to get the big at the Hartford Public Invitational. Cruz took runnerup honors in Argentina overcame stubborn Arantxa San- Los Angeles had not scored in a week and had not coach and manager. hit when needed "We left a lot of diate hurdles. Sophomore Kerri Lind- the 100, long jump and triple jump. chez of Spain 6-2. .5-7, 6-4. Sunday to win her homered in 66 innings before Jeff Hamilton hit his land had a personal best of 14 feet, 9 LeDoux opens its season Tuesday night at people on base (10). We had the bases second consecutive Italian Open women’s first home run of the season in the second inning for 6:15 at home against Shannon’s of Hartford and inches in the long jump and tied her tennis championship. a 1-0 lead. The Dodgers batted around in the fourth loaded in the seventh and didn’t Ghabrial and Mark Todd; the 4 X 100 then hosts Oakwood Cafe of Hartford on score.” best in the high jump at 4 feet. 10 Ellington 106, Manchester 79. Wind- Sabatini. who’ll turn 19 next week, earned for a 5-0 lead. inches. Erica DeJoannnis also had a foursome of Barber, Miller, Kevin ham 76 and Clark Lane of Waterford Thursday night. St. Bernard’s Brook Fordyce. $60,000 for winning the 2-hour. 40-minute “ We had a windfall.” Hershiser said. “ Hey. you strong showing in the discus with a Colletti and Rivera; the 4 X 400 of 67. AP photo headed for Clemson on a full baseball match. had to figure we were going to score some runs.” throw of 98 feet, 10 inches. In boys’ Lavoie, Dwyer, Colletti and Gerry Manchester’s Shira Springer had a scholarship, had a single in the WINNING GOAL — Calgary’s Theoren goalie Patrick Roy in the second period Hershiser. 5-3, gave up a third-inning single to competition. Craig Hempstead had a Hollis: Rivera was eighth in the 400 in UC o n n advances to tourney seventh. “ Nothing against Bill Masse, 12:20.1 clocking in setting a new mark Fleury goes behind the net after scoring of their Stanley Cup final clash Sunday Ricky Jordan and an eighth-inning double to Steve personal best by eight seconds in 51,2: and Todd Liscomb had his in the 3200-meter run. The Manches- Rarick wins L P G A crown but he (Fordyce) is the best hitter I’ve the game-winner against Montreal in Calgary. The Flames won, 3-2. Jeltz. He struck out seven and walked four as he PROVIDENCE. R.I. — Given a reprieve by taking fifth place in the 1600 with a personal best of 9:51.2 to place eighth seen in four years. He just crunches ter foursome pf Alfexa DeJoannis, 1.1 N C R O F T pitched his second shutout and complete game this St. John’s, the University of Connecticut took time of 4:26.85. “ Craig is improving in the 3200-meter run. the ball.” Penders said. Mangiafico Kim Parkany, Springer and Amy N.J. (AP) — Cindv season. It was the 21st shutout of his career. full advantage of its opportunity with a 3-1 win by leaps and bounds.” Manchester got the next batter on a strikeout, Dwyer broke the mark in the medley Rarick curled in a Astros 5, C u b s 1: Mike Scott pitched a four-hitter over Boston College Sunday afternoon to earn Coach George Suitor said. relay with a time of 4:55.23. NFA’s for his 100th career victory, winning for the fifth the fourth and final berth in the Big East before Fulco’s hit-and-run blow that 20-foot birdie putt Flames lead the Ca n a die ns Manchester’s .sprint medley of Five records set Nordine Neadeau turned in a 61.9 to time in six starts as Houston completed a Conference Baseball Tournament. sent some to thinking about last year. on the 16th hole Harold Barber, Ted Miller, ‘ Will set a third mark in the 400-meter run ^ % By Mike Node! lead. three-game sweep. UConn and BC finished the regular season Until Mangiafico reminded them at Bennet Invitational Sunday totakecon- bing. you look up and there’s four Rivera and Hempstead placed third while NFA’s Michele Artis had a The Associated Press goals scored as soon as you blink But ju.st 4:08 after Richer made Scott. 5-2, struck out six, walked none and allowed each 9-9 in the Big East Northern Division, and this was a new campaign. trol and capture behind Xavier and Weaver. Matt Five meet records were set at the record toss of 31 feet, 11 inches in the him look like a statue. Macinnis an unearned run in his third complete game this 3-3 against each other. The Huskies, 27-15 and “ I was pleased the way we played the $275,000 an eyelash ." Calgary coach Prignano took sixth place in the sixth annual Bennet Junior High shot put. NFA’s 4 X 800 relay set the Terry Crisp said. cranked a slap shot past goalie season. He has won six of his last seven decisions winners of nine in a row. will meet Southern behind Marc. We made some nice C h r y s l e r - CALGARY, Alberta — Stanley javelin with a toss of 161 feet, 10 Track and Field Invitational Satur- fifth mark with a time of 11:25.5. Cup games are traditionally "It was supposed to he a Patrick Roy to tie it. The against the Cubs. Division champ Seton Hall (30-17-1) Tuesday at plays in the infield,” Penders said. inches. Plymouth Classic day at Manchester High’s Pete Manchester’s Rosalind Coax won by two strokes for tight-checking and low-scoring defensive game and they’ re just power-play goal was the first Paul Kilgus, 3-4, gave up four runs and five hits in 4 p.m. at Muzzy Field in Bristol in a first-round Fulco (1-3), struck out seven and Performing well, but not placing for Wigren Track. the 1000-meter run with a time of 6:12. her first LPGA vic- Championship series games going end-to-end-lo-end 1 know allowecl by Montreal in nine six innings as the Cubs lost their fifth straight. game. Providence (25-13) will meet Villanova walked two in absorbing the loss. Manchester were: the 4 X 800 team of East’s next game is Tue.sday at 3:30 Norwich Free Academy took team There were over 170 entrants in 19 tory in two years. are usually even more so. And for myself and probably (Mont- games. Reds 5, C ardin a ls 2: Danny Jackson. 2-6. allowed (36-11) Tuesday at 1 p.m in the tournament Pat Dwyer. Dave Lavoie. Dave honors with 108 points followed by track and field events. three hits in seven innings to win for the first time opener. Rarick shot a 1- championship games involving real) coach Pat Burns, we preach Roy called Macinnis’ shot under-par 72 and the NHL’s two best defensive defense all year, and it’s ‘Wow. "really hard, well placed, since opening day as Cincinnati completed a finished the .54-hole teams figure to be tighter yet where did our defensive style perfect” three-game sweep. Herm Winningam had four hits UC o n n lands hoop recruit event in 5-under But just 10:02 into Sunday’s go?” ’ Said Burns: “ If you would have and Paul O’Neill drove in three runs. 214. series opener, the Calgary Where, indeed had a piece of plexiglass, that John Franco pitched the final 1 2-3 innings for his STORRS — It dragged out to the final day, Lakers swe ep Laura Davies of Flames and Montreal Canadiens Right off the bat, Calgary’s Jim shot would have gone through” 13th save in 13 opportunities. but basketball recruit Phil Dixon has finally England and had already split four goals. Peplinski took a penalty and. 2:43 Roy had some good stops and Braves 5, Pirates 2: John Smoltz. 6-2, allowed four decided the University of Connecticut is the Sherri Steinhauer The teams then settled down a into the contest. Stephane Richer ended with 31 saves. hits in seven innings, struck out five and walked six right place to be. finished second bit. with Calgary’s Theoren capitalized. One save Roy couldn’t make to win for the fifth time in six decisions. Atlanta won Dixon, a 6-foot-5 swingman who averaged 40 for the eighth time in 10 game as Joe Boever pitched past Sonics one shot ahead of Cindy Rarick Fleury scoring the only goal the You want defense? Richer was on Fleury, a 5-foot-5 center points and 15 rebounds for Balthurst Heights defending cham- rest of the way with 8:15 left in the skated around the ? lames' best who took Macoun’s pass and beat the ninth for his fifth save. High in Toronto last year, contacted UConn pion Nancy Lopez and Alice Ritzman. second period. defenseman. A1 Macinnis, as if the goalie through the pads from Doug Drabek, 1-5. lost his fifth straight start. assistant coach Howie Dickenman by tele- Flames goalie Mike Vernon Macinnis was sinking in quick- the left faceoff circle. Pittsburgh has scored only seven runs in those five phone Sunday morning and committe to the NBA Playoffs made some big saves the last two sand. Richer then beat Vernon, “ He’s a little guy who plays like starts. Huskies. Dixon, who can play shooting guard periods, and Calgary had a 3-2 who said he “ got caught with my a big man.” Crisp said. "H e’s a Expos 4, Gia nts 3: Dennis Martinez allowed five or small forward, also had been considering Distefano a lefty catcher victory, setting up ciame 2 here feet in concrete” pest, a little guy with lots of hits in eight innings and Andres Galarraga and Tim SEATTLE (AP) — For the second time in three Seton Hall and Florida State. Wednesday night. If the Flames had taken the Wallach hit run-scoring doubles. Candy Maldonado seasons, the Los Angeles Lakers have swept the PITTSBURGH (AP) — Benny Distefano speed. We work him with the big Dixon is expected to sign a letter of intent and “ All the hoopla about the two time to think about being worried, guys on the wing, with the hit his first two home runs of the season for the Seattle SuperSonics in the playoffs, which could be became the first left-handed catcher in a major mail it to UConn. Today is the last day high league game in nine years during the ninth teams and the style that they play they might have realized that the snowplows clearing the path for Giants, who lost for the third time in nine games. school recruits can sign a letter of intent during an omen for the team with aspirations of three Martinez, 3-1. struck out seven and walked one. consecutive NBA titles. inning of the Pittsburgh Pirates’ 5-2 loss to the and suddenly, bing-bing-bing- Canadiens almost never blow a him.” the spring period that began April 12, Atlanta Braves Sunday. Dixon’s eligibility for next year remains a The last time the Lakers swept Seattle, they won the title. The Sonics think the Lakers are goingtodo Left-hander Mike Squires caught two games question mark. He has yet to achieve the it again. for the Chicago White Sox in 1980. At least one necessary 700 score on the Scholastic Aptitude Tw in s double their ple asure against the Blu e Ja ys “As angry as the fans or the management here other left-handed catcher, former Pirate Dale Test, an NCAA requirement for freshman Long, played in the majors, catching two eligibility. may get, the bottom line is the Lakers are a better By The Associated Press against Oakland. Each of the Chicago’s season-high are,” Sonics coach Bernie Bickerstaff games for the Chicago Cubs in 1958. Dixon is the fourth member of UConn’s Distefano, who started the game at first “ The main thing is that we’re three homers came with the White Sox recruiting class. The Huskies previously said Sunday after the Lakers overcame a 29-point It was double or nothing for the AL Roundup started,” Viola said of the Twins, who trailing by a run as they won for the first-half deficit to win 97-95. base, had no difficult fielding plays as reliever signed three forwards: Scott Burrell of Minnesota Twins in their weekend lo.st 13 of 15 before their winning fourth time in five games on their For the third year in a row, the Lakers may be the Bill Landrum retired the side in order on a Hamden. Marte Smith of Grand Rapids. Mich., AP photo strikeout and two ground balls. sweep of the Toronto Blue Jays. streak. “ We’ve been going the other current road trip. best team in professional basketball. The Sonics The Twins had 12 doubles, including way. We just have to hope this and Toraino Walker of Virginia’s Oak Hill OUT AT HOME — The Mets’ Howard Glenn Braggs Academy. after San Diego catcher Mark Parent support that argument after watching the Lakers six by Kirby Puckett, in beating the Saturday, added two more Sunday to continues the rest of the season.” Brew ers 2, Athle tics 1: homered in the second inning and Joh,nson looks up at home plate umpire made a diving tag in the ninth inning in overcome 41-12 and 43-14 deficits in Game 4. Sund a y Silence injured Blue Jays on Saturday and Sunday in match a record set by 12 players It India ns 8, Tig e rs 3: Pete O’Brien broke a tie in the ninth with a John McSherry, but doesn’t get the Sunday’s game at Shea Stadium. The 1 anybody beating them if they keep the Metrodome. was last accomplished by Hank drove in three runs with a homer and BALTIMORE (AP) — Kentucky Derby run-scoring single as visiting Milwau- Orientation night set against us,” Sonics guard Nate On Sunday, Puckett tied a major- Majeski of the Philadelphia Athletics double and Tom Candiotti allowed desired call as he’s called out at the plate Mets won, 2-1. McMillan said. winner Sunday Silence has a bruised foot that kee edged Oakland to snap a four- league record for doubles in consecu- in 1948. eight hits in 8 2-3 innings as Cleveland The Tolland Area Special Olympics will be could jeopardize his start in next weekend’s game losing streak. Now ’7-0 in the playoffs this season, the Lakers are tive games and Frank Viola tied a “ I’m hitting the ball, and that’sail it beat visiting Detroit. holding a volunteer orientation Tuesday at 7 Preakness at Pimlico, the track said Sunday. fitlll® ^ J league championship — and career high with 11 strikeouts as the is.” Puckett said. “ It comes, and it The Tigers have lost nine of their Royals 3, R a ngers 2: Kurt Stillwell’s p.m. at Manchester High’s Pete Wigren Track. fifth under coach Pat Riley — in the 1980s. Before Although the problem in his right front foot Lyons gets a s econd ch a nce was characterized as minor. Sunday Silence’s Twins trounced Toronto 13-1. goes. I got three hits, and I can’t do last 12 games and have scored a single with none out in the 10th inning This is for anyone wishing to assist in the beating the Sonics 4-0, the Lakers swept Portland 3-0 “ He gets his swing, and he’s very much better. I’m not going to change May 21 spring games. trainer. Charlie Whittingham, said the colt league-low 114 runs in 34 games. scored Willie Wilson to lift Kansas in their first-round playoff series. aggressive,” Toronto manager Jimy anything” Whit e So x 8, Oriole s 5: Ron Kittle City past slumping Texas. Those wishing to volunteer, but unable to could not afford to miss too much training time Magic Johnson, who had 17 points and nine assists Williams said of Puckett. “ He has Viola. 2-5. allowed three hits and went 4-for-5, including a two-run It was the Royals’ eighth victory in attend, should call 646-7784, 875-1207 or 643-2048. in preparation for Saturday’s Preakness. Sunday, arrived in Los Angeles off the Michigan very good hand-eye coordination. walked one in eight innings as the homer, and Ivan Calderon and Fred their last nine home games, while the The event is sponsored by the Tolland Area a nd helps Mets nip Padres underclassman in 1979. Kareem He’s a superb player. What else can Twins won their fifth straight game. Marique added two-run homers, Rangers have lost eight of their last 10 Special Olympics, Manchester Civitan Club, A greatest scorer in the history of you say?” Viola struck out 11 twice before in his leading Chicago past Baltimore at games and finished their nine-game Kiwanis Club, Independent Insurance Center NEW YORK (AP) - Barry away, the bunt was the play,” the game as a pinch runner. Cru z tops young Patterson he NBA who will finally retire after this season, has Puckett, who had four doubles on career, the last time on Aug. 8, 1987 Memorial Stadium. road trip 2-7. and the Savings Bank of Manchester. Lyons called it redemption and Lyons said, “ Not being able to Leiper then intentionally never had it better. ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (AP) - Former was happy that New York Mets execute was my mistake. walked Kevin McReynolds and Sunday, the Lakers got to the NBA’s World Boxing Association featherweight 1 manager Davey Johnson gave “ However. I was happy to Jefferies to load the bases, setting Final Four against either Phoenix or Golden State. champion Stevie Cruz floored Tracy Harris Maywe ather loses rematch him the chance. contribute on both sides. It gave up a force at any base. The Patter.son in the eighth round and controlled me a great feeling.” co-io ^arriors 3-1 and can close out that INGLEWOOD. Calif. (AP) — In his version Lyons, who suddenly found Padres played the infield in and senes with a win in Phoenix Tuesday night the re.st of the fight to win a 10-round split himself as the Mets’ No. 1 catcher A feeling of redemption? Carreon’s hard grounder glanceid of ‘No Mas.” Roger Mayweather said stomach -riTJ*’®"? At Milwaukee, Isiah decision Sunday. SCOREBOARD cramps caused him to quit after 10 rounds with after Gary Carter was placed on “ Very redeeming,” Lyons said. off shortstop Luis Salazar’s glove Cruz, 33-3 with 18 knockouts, dropped the 15-day disabled list Friday, “ Who wouldn’t want the chance? I arm ^aud never felt better and Julio Cesar Chavez. for an error and rolled toward the rry Krystkowiak’s damaged left knee never felt Patterson with a left hook in the final minute of in urs d o y. M a y II Tu e sd a y, M a y 16 0-2 5-6 5. Co op e r 0-3 2-2 2. C a mpb e ll 2-3 (VO 5. Mayweather, who had been knocked out in had a game that night that he I got down on myself after the outfield allowing the winning run worse. the round. Patterson, who controlled the early N e w Y o r k 114, Chic ago 97 Golde n State a t Phoe nix, 10:30 p.m. Pistons 110, Bucks 90 To tpls 367927-3297. would rather forget. first error Friday night.” to score. Sa turd a y, M a y 13 Th u rs d a y, M a y 18 S E ATTLE (95) the second round of their bout four years ago, summed up the feelings of their part of the fight, rose at the count of three and Basketball Chicooo 111, N e w Yor k 88 Phoe nix at Gold e n State, 10 p.m .. If AAcDonlel 11-25 6 9 30, M c K e y 1616 6 7 16, Sure, there was a home run, but So impressed was Johnson, that Sund ay, M a y 14 necessary DETR OIT (1101 Lister 6 3 1-2 1, Ellis 624 611 38, M cM ill a n lost the rematch and his World Boxing Council respective teams, the Detroit Pistons and Milwau- endured Cruz’s onslaught until the bell, A gu irre 6-13 3-3 IS, M o h orn 4-5 5-7 13, there were also a pair of ugly he is going to use Lyons in most of “It’s very frustrating,” Padres Chic ago 106, N e w Yor k 93, Chicooo Sa turd a y, M a y V 3-6 6 0 4, P olynic e 3 7 0 0 6, Cage 6 0 6 4 0 , super lightweight title by knockout as he center fielder Tony Gwynn said. game of the Eastern Cruz dominated the final two rounds and won leads series 3-1 (xolden State at Ph o e nix, T B A , If necessory La lm b e e r A8 3-4 13, D um o rs 1-S 5-5 7, Th r e a t t 6 5 0 0 0 , R eynolds 6 2 6 0 0 , A.Jo h nson errors, including a dropped the games until Carter comes off Tu e sd a y, M a y 16 Th o m a s 11-193-326, E dw a rd s 3-4 3-36. Johnson 60 600. Totals35083l-339S. slouched in his corner after the 10th round. Conference semifinals. on two of the three judges’ scorecards. NBA playoff glance 5-13 (V 0 11, Rodm a n 1-3 04)3, Salley 4-7 6-714, popup. the DL on May 25, “ We’re a better club than this, Chic ago at Ne w Yo r k , 8 p.m NBA playoff results The victory improved the record of Chavez, a and losing is starting to set in. the Pistons took F rid a y, M a y 19 D e m bo M (V03, Willi a m s (V 0^3 3. Totals39-75 L.A. Lakers 11 31 a 31-97 Back on the bench Saturday, N e w Yor k at Chicooo, 8 p .m ., If necessory 36-33110. SMrttte 19 26-year-old slugger from Sonora, Mexico, to “ Barry’s going todo most of the C O N F e X B N C E S E M IF IN A L S a a a-95 “ Forget about what happened MILW AUK EE (90) 3 P o ln t goals— M cD a ni e l Z Ellis 2, W orth y, Lyons returned to the lineup on catching.” the manager said. (BMl-of-7) 63-0, with 53 knockouts. Mayweather, 28 th^u^ 3-0^ ^ Socc er tie costly to U.S. Sun da y, M a y 31 Bulls 106, KnIcksQS Kryst k owia k 0 0 0 0 0, Rob erts 7-14 6 4 18, C a m p b e ll F o ul e d out— N o n e . R e bounds— in the ninth inning. We had our e A S T E S N C O N F E X a N C B Sunday and had a perfect game — “ (Mackey) Sasser will work the Chlco o o a tN e w Y o r k .lp .m ,lfnecessory SIk mo 3-13 3-3 6, Hum pbrie s 7-14 3-3 16, Los Angeles 61 (Gr e e n 10). Seattle 54 dropped to 35-6. M llw o u k M v>. D tIro N chances all game.” Isiah will be back tonight as the Pistons go for a TORRANCE. Calif. (AP) — Two minutes Moncrie f 1-3 3-35, Bre u e r 3-43-46, C um m ings (M cD a n i e l I D . Assists— L o t Ange le s 22 well, almost. opener against Los Angeles clean sweep. WMtiMMlav, M a y H N E W Y O R K <9S) “ Because I came in so light, I took a lot of Roger McDowell, 1-1, pitched probably will haunt the American soccer team W E S TE R N C O N F E R E N C E 3-8004. Pierc e 11-300033. Brow n 0-3 r3 3, Gre e n (E.Jo h n s o n 9), Seattle 20 (M c M ill a n 8). iic|uids during the day and that may have Lyons had a single and double (Monday night), but after that, Detroit 85, Mllwou k e e 80 Seattle vs. L.A . La k ers N e wm a n 6-13 8-973, O a kle y 5-13(MnO, Ew ing 5-7 0011. To t a ls 37-8615-1790. To t a l fouls— Los Angeles 24, Seattle IS. one inning for the victory. Bob until they play again in a few weeks. F rid a y, M a y n Sunda y, M o y 7 5-15 0-7 10, Jock so n d-13 C«) 12,G.W fl kln sl-7 Te chnica ls— Los Angle s coa ch Riley, P o lv- in four at-bats, and threw out Barry’s going to be my man.” rpSnnTl® ''’ Will be in the hospital, De troit 113, Milw a u k e e 93 caused my problems,” Mayweather said. L.A . La k ers 113, Seattle 103 0-0 2, Gre e n 1-2 2-2 4. Tu c k e r 4-9 0 0 11. Detroit M n 31 25— 1)0 nlce, Gre e n, Seattle Illegal defense, Los Ojeda started for the Mets and surgery to repair damaged The U.S. players were two minutes away Sun da y, M a y 14 three of four Padres attempting The Mets. who had 12 hits and We dn esday, M a y 10 V and ew egh e 3-4 2-2 B. Stric kla nd 2-8 0-2 4, Milwaukee u 12 15 27— 90 Angeles assistant co ach B ert k o 2 (e le ct e d). In their fight in 1985, both were 130 pounders. Detroit 110, Mllwou k e e 90, Detroit leads left 15 men on base, needed some allowed one run and seven hits in ®u'y 25 seconds Sunday before from moving one step nearer their dream of L .A . La k ers 1 » , Seattle 108 E.Wilk in s 1-3002, Mvers(M)&00. W a lk er053-5 3-P olnt goals— L a lm b e e r 2, Th o m a s 2, A — 14,006. This time, Chavez was at the 140 limit with to steal in New York’s sloppy 2-1 series M F rid a y, M a y 13 7. To t a ls 36-9215-2293. A g u irre . Johnson, Gre e n. Foule d out— six innings. *’1"^ ^ and had to qualifying for the World Cup. M o n d a y. M a y 15 Mayweather at 138’A. victory. help from the Padres to win the leave the court on a stretcher L.A . La k ers 91, Seattle 86 None. Rebounds— D e troit SO (L a lm b e e r But Hut.son Charles of Trinidad and Tobago De troit a t Milw a u k e e, 8 p.m. Sunda y, M a y 14 C H IC A G O (106) 11), Milw a u k e e 43 (B r e u e r 8). Assists— The almost? That happened game in the ninth. The Mets have won 14 of their W e d n e id a y, M a y 17 Whatever the case, Mayweather said he’s Now Krystkowiak must rebound from an injury broke through the U.S. defense and scored to L .A . Lok ers 97, Seattle 95, L .A . La k ers win PIp p e n 5-102-212 Gra nt5-8 2-212,Cortwrlg h t D e troit 28 (D u m a rs 10), Milw a u k e e 19 seen quite enough of Chavez. after Gregg Jefferies led off the Howard Johnson opened the last 19 games and seven of their Milw a u k e e at D e tr a lt8p.m , If necessory series AO 7-97-7 21, Hodg e s0-62-42. Jord o n 12-1823-947, (H u m p hri e s 5). To to l to uli— D e troit 22, that not only ended his season prematurely, but give his team a 1-1 tie with the United States (3avls 1-22-24, P a xson3-7(H)6,SellersfM)(V00, Milw a u k e e 24. Te chnica ls— Milw a u k e e eighth inning with a single, and ninth with an infield single off last nine series. Frid a y, M a y 19 Transactions "I don’t know when I’ll fight next, but threatens his career. The Bucks must find a way to Saturday in a game the Americans figured to (Tolden State ys Phoe nix P erdue l-1 0-02,Vlnc e nt(M)(K)0, H a le y 0^04)0. Co a ch H a rris, Cumm ings. A — 18,633. hopefully it won’t be Mayweather-Chavez III: Mark Carreon followed with a reliever Dave I.«iper, 0-1, and New York had runners on first make up for his absence, something they couldn’t do Detroit a t Milw a u k e e, T B A , If necessary Sa turd a y, M o y 6 To ta ls 346338-45106 was thrown out at the plate trying win. Phoe nix IM, Golde n Stole 103 N e w Yor1( 23 M 10 20-> 93 no sequel,” Mayweather said. walk. Lyons, given the bunt sign, and third with one out in the fifth ^unday. Sunday, May 31 Chicogo 27 28 23 29— 106 Lakers97. SuperSonics 95 So the United States, which next plays Tu e sd a y, M a y 9 COLLSOB Mayweather fought gamely but had a badly failed to execute and fouled out to to score on Keith Hernandez’ when McReynolds hit a short fly Milw a u k e e at D e troit, T B A , It necessary Golde n State 137, Phoe nix 173 3-Polnt goals— N e wm a n 3, Tu c k e r 3. Thomas, who broke his hand in an April ficht with Guatemala on June 10 at New Britain, Conn., Foule d out— None, Rebounds— N e w Yor k B R tGH AM Y O U N G ^ o m e d T o n y InolA catcher Mark Parent, and the double down the right-field line. Thurs d a y, M a y 11 csststant bask etb all coach. cut left eye, almost swollen shut, and was far to center. Gwynn made the catch Chicago’s Bill Cartwright, went into what Coach Phoe nix 113, Gold e n State 104 53 (O a k le y 16), Chic ago 46 (Jo rd a n 11). L.A. LAKERS (97) fell to 1-1-1 in the five-team, double round-robin Gre e n 0 9 6 0 12, W orth y 15-19 2-1 33, IL L IN O IS — A n n o u n c e d th a t N ic k A n d e r Mets wound up without a run. Hernandez moved to third on the Chlco ao ys. 74ew Y o r k Sa turd a y, M a y 13 Assists— N e w Y o r k 23 (G.WIIk fn s 5), Chicogo behind on points at the end. and threw Johnson out at the A b d u l-Ja b b a r 3-11006. E . Johnso n 4-129-1017. son, f orw a rd, will enter th e N B A drq ftuiK l Chuck Daly called a ‘‘shooting mode” and the Bucks regional qualifying. Tu e sd a y, M a y 9 Phoe nix 135 Golde n Slo1e99. Phoe nix leads 27 (PIpp e n 8). To t a l fouls— N e w Yo r k 32. “ Even though I wanted to hit throw and Len Dykstra entered Scott 1-9007, Tb om ps on 6113-4 IS, Woolrldge not re turn for his s enior y e a r o f e llolMlItv. plate. couldn’t get him out of it Sunday. Chic a go 130, N e w Yor k 109, O T series 3-1 Chic a go?! A — 18,637

) i4 MAN'CHESTEr HEP A EE' Merit-. M> MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. May 15, 1989 — 15 Little League SCOREBOARD FOCUS/Advice Saturday’s raautts A ME RICAN — ArTT'' h: Nc') rre* L* F'-^c Cl»-fen^rf f.f' S t’ v'd-r-. f E - ' *Brlf>en4 fleilScxS Etwr*r'‘r:? t -' rp* A&'N v ^ >* Baseball Calendar Wife’s ‘secret’ adds years to her age JO 'h P»^f> .jr .t-.t E t'".>'''>C i S' m f rt U * f » Batter vs. \ Pitcher f-'-'f-ft • wr h-‘ rycT G ‘-S u't ’ - 4 r f : f r t ( 4 f r r DEAR ABBY; Your fr,r D P/'t P»--«- p"---- <- ' t " ' Afhr'icir Lnpuf stBndinci i t 3c r T t r ' ' ! ' Today advice to "Desperate in Abby. that was an unfair accusa- Abby, if her son lived like a pig, A Srr—h had ♦•■;*-o r r -i r f r ( ( r •* f ( c t Skokie” was right on tion. You said what you meant to say. she’d have no problem. She’d have a NATIONAL — Arscid' f o!j*'•jppf'C Ear sxmMf BASEBALL — Hartford * ( r t r : ( **op 0* stiouiders but you also allowed ambiguity. son she could be proud of. Pigs arc BroThf-rs ]j-«i a* l>-f:*or E;»-'d J'-’."”' ‘• r • 1 PC'- et * ( • t Co*« < r t Fublir at Manchester. 3:30 target. She was faced •* sx ( ( t - Examples of ambiguous sentences; very clean. They do not smell . They do ‘ >*0 k^'V RBIs :r t s'T rur rr r f “ 4. .( .( . f SOFTBALL — Hartford with the dilemma of 9R Oomtr *•t t c Mf C They are cooking apples. all their 'business” in one location. Ar/f,a)di'f Chr:f Pc — '.kc htd tr FP'. ^ > rt .m ' ( r t !• : : t Public at Manchester 3:30 admitting her true year Dear Abby •: K M /•ro-je m I dislike his painting. Sure, their table manners aren’t all B n tr F ’orr.rrirp t sr dr'"/-.*' '• t ’■,r N i-h i- <- 7K. 5 BOYS TENNIS - Manches- of birth (1919) to Social :c 3 f Trtirtrt 4 t < Abigail Van Buren The fish is ready to eat. that great, but it’s difficult to eat with PiAM- and Dc-.t I^Gut'd t ter at Hartford Public. 3:30 .Security and to her ^4 Strike She decided on the boat. only a snout — and no hands. iTiir;? and Brads MtsT.'-rd farrt-c •.»-!•. Eo’’ Fast Catholic at Notre husband, who thought Zone They invited many old men and Pigs wallow in the mud to cool off. A MB r L/1'U!‘ L^no<^'?r had •h'-oot^ iJt tholic at Stratford. 3:30 There is little reason for embarrass- devote much attention to this issue. dirty! with the winning nun C*' cost: t ^ a letter that will undoubtedly “ put a I p*»cti«ctc Cromwell at Cheney Tech UNAMBIGUOUS AT UCLA LISSANE IN CHICAGO BOLTON LEAG LE - The Bolton CardinaA '.X < ment or worry about explaining the few years on” a number of people who Simeer‘1 Gom P.S. You may print this — maybe? DEAR LISANNE: Sorry, I didn’t sr-ored F'ur runs -n ’ he girth inning to defea* 'he [ jo ifrner Pr-r 3:.30 age discrepancy to Social Security I 5 NEA Oraphict have taken a few years off to make mean to vilify the pig. but that old Cievefonc t : Coventry at Portland. 3:30 officials; we've heard that story Vernon A'dons 7-5 a’ Legion Field ir Vernon Mat- themselves younger. DEAR UNAMBIGUOUS: I did print AP photo A st r ike — What’s a strike? The major- SOF'TBALL — East Ca many times. Also, she can rest analogy “dirty as a pig” came to Y Hartrog pitobed well for *he winners while Bre” 2 "e xtT ! : 1 it. Obviously. mind. Somehow, "dirty as a sparrow” INCREDIBLE — American actor Lou Robingon ripped three hits Todd For’ ir. Harrs i Nr* ^O'r ' Angeh 5. Yiftkeet 0 league baseball rule is that the pitch must cross tholic at Manchester. 3:30 as.sured that her husband will not find DEAR ABBY: You were prema- Coventry at Portland. 3:30 out from us. This is confidential — or even pigeon — don't paint as Ferrigno shows his strength as he Hoar and Robbie Buonamant also hi' «.afeiv and X Bc s n o * ' : ho'ne date at a level no lower than the top of the turely apologetic to "California DEAR ABBY: I was very much vivid a picture.______played wel ;r the field Jason Marshal! ju s’ ir CALIFOMIA Cromwell at Bolton. 3:30 information, protected from disclo- Schoolteacher.” who picked on your annoyed to see "Wife of a Slob” carries two women Sunday in Cannes, O-'irxiv'. a - --tooc/ j ■8 f r rt * ^ r rt bar.er s knees, rt must also be no higher than the BOYS TRACK - Enfield at sure by the Privacy Act, As long as Padula and Erir Bohmier also piased well ' V trr - t ( f r • statement, "A ll men do not cheat on compare her hu,sband to a pig. Several The facts about drugs, AIDS, ond how to France, during the 42nd International 4 •^.idpoint between the top of the batter’s pants Manchester. 3:30 prevent unwonted pregnonev ore oil In INT*L FARM — Heritage Kitc-her beat Epstem Fo-'/ ' V-rr-rrarr*' r.,'v? her 7t 5 t t 4 r r she can establish here true birth date, their wives,” saying that what you days later, you published a letter from 7 -X It 4 t t t Drtmn* 4 1: t Abbv's new, exponded booklet, "What Every Film Festival. Ferrigno stars in "The iZ -t Jason D A m co scored four runs for Hen'age and tbe top of his shoulders. The rule book adds, East Catholic/t. Bernard at via birth certificate or other convinc- meant to say was that not all men “ Mother of a Slob,” In your answer, Teen Should Know." To order, send your Ko'^cr C-. ba'r^-rrr' rr 46.or» 6er**e< re t .....4 ■ f Incredible Hulk.” while Mat’ VarseJl had two hits Enk Johnson »0»C 'F irr.~ r ( R t ~ Bofbon : t : ( ZZfOK fi r “The Strike Zone shall be determined from the Hand 3:30 ing documents, she'll have no prob- cheat on their wives, but what you did you told her to give her son an nome and oddress, plus check or money Mi-wrtjt.tt .t~j3 rr 7 .1 rr Ztornm 4 t t ( 3 r ' • GIRLS TRACK - Enfield at lem. But more important, we want her order for *3.50 to: Deor Abbv's Teen Booklet, pitched well and Allen Horvith played well behind 'SWwor- 6 ' H £ "• 3t 4 c * t ■ t p w f f * 3 t :• * r t batter’s stance as the batter is prepared to swing say was: There aren’t any men who ultimatum — that he could no longer P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. 61054. the plate For Epstein Steve ErownVlubbed a hotr e ro't 5" o- Za'rtrr.' E *> n c: 5! :• t ' r Sc*r-oert r 4 • • t Manchester. 3:30 to receive exactly what she is entitled live "like a pig” under her roof Postoge Is Included. 4 . . . at a pitched ball ” cheat on their wives. run while Paul Allen pitched well and Rob McTighe / • K- 3: £ " rf : c t r.A*»o-» m East Catholic/South Wind- Ort-r aarmr. y rrm u rK Pp>^uK vx * ( r ( PEOPLE .sor at Windham. 3:30 OUP FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Sett, Ph.D. played well in the field T iim o b i'~« Gamn Ket'v -iT • t • t A1 Sieffert ss edged Farr's fs-8 ir nine innings rr O rro - 7-x t Trtloli Stic TvrtM 9 s 9 4 Ri HbriI League rewfts Braves 5. Pirates 2 BOYS -TENNIS - Cheney Swayze is a ‘wild man’ Ryan Bu^hey picked up the win in rebef for •lew ypn Tech at East Hampton. 3:15 What’s the worst investment? Siefferfs while Mike Hartnett pitched well with 12 cr f ?5 j " Exges 4. Biirrtt 3 ATLAITTA PITTSBURGH GIRLS -TENNIS - Hartford NEW YORK (AP) — Patrick Swayze says he Hew •’cKr a* Oof^onc K’ Of : cG r f) W Ob r h Public at Manchester. 3:30 strikeouts Steve Atwell had ’ hree hits while Rov Ml-wo.'ree rr >{ K J — Co’*io’^»c 7 —Hew •or Gorr* 3b 5 0 1 7 B o n g s If is “ attracted to the dark side of things,” and Klember Robbie Roy and Brendan Gallagher TB-^Oi&or 2»owr3»05 LSmnk rt 4 0 10 Lind 7b GOLF — Manchester/South wants his acting to convey the “ wild man” in •rp—CC^*-*S -’S &Per^> lb mrtw «r»M 5 0 0 0 PPykH cf Windsor at Enfield. 3 p.m. chippe*d in ’ w 0 apiece Klember drove in the winnir g IP P 9 E » BB so DMrph* cl 4 0 10 Bontllo 3b It’s the state lottery system him. e* 3 C t t Rotne t> . ■ i e NBtionsI Letgue standings Mew Ywrk Tl>oma! IS GWilson rr Aquinas at Elast Catholic run For Farr's Eric Howarth and Brian Beiliveau r 4 !- t * OMwor r /*■!■' a < r 3 t 4 7 7 1 “ It’s that instinctual, innate part of you, your - I WCio-> It . C C C Gofo-rp It DJomes h 3 111 Difttno lb had two hits each while Howarth played wel Ccr* : t ’ ! JDovrt c fTallwood). 2:30 power, that, if used constructively, can be an *'«3W»C • ' 4 ? } ! B-Dor> - 4 1 7 1 ROunns ss In recent buy tickets for their state lottery. #yror»{rc*T 7 7 r I ■^retHrv a 4 1 1 0 Prince c defensively rt 1 rtCT RIWI » 3 t • t Botw t incredibly productive force. But off-kilter the Gt Pighe- t 7 Smorti p 3 0 0 0 VnSlyk ph weeks, televi- They were followed around by the X ■< m — LOCOB c C t t t Woliotr k NATIONAL FARM — Dairy Oueen beat Moriar’ s CmPTlHSC Berroc or ^ 0 0 0 Eosiev p least bit, it’ll kit! you,” Swayze said in an ■t 5C i * ot- 1 t 1 C DM-trj rt AHtre: p sion screens news media for a few days. Then Brothers 9-4 at Verplanck' School Jeff Darr.or awcKW'wo X 54 Kooneo. C i C C D Pttioeno c 0 0 0 0 Kipper p interview in May 29’s US magazine. •e.imof «,x 7 Ainmcfw p 0 0 0 0 Breom ph have lit up with came the drawing. The couple pitched well for DQ while Richard Kellmel wa'- f>K09t " rt m 7 " C^»^ie* p^tcHec n : oersi ^'’'tiasr 3fc J r C C Ooar m Boever p Radio, TV ‘ T m real intrigued by that edge. It can f K u f « 3 C C t DHWrtrr c 0 0 0 0 Lpndrm p announce- lost. As theirdreams vanished, so 5-for-3 and scored four times Brett Dolan Richard ^mp.'ev—*Aow.e S'^tnocr Drobek p Sylvia create an unpredictable, dangerous .1 7 t sor secoor ptefxe n-onoa t ’ t C t) Omiitor et ments of “ re- t ’ t C t Ortfr c did the reporters. What happened Parker Bob Ballard and Paul Solereach had thre»- T—7 4C 4—inm Cof>gel$ cf performance.” rt L rtet Gt ODf-VT 3t ■ ■ ’ t cord” lottery to the couple is known only to hits Alan Ackerman and Theresa Parker plaved CrT>Gtnr>cr Tgiaii V 5 9 S TotoH Tonight In his latest film “ Road House,” which opens 7. i ___ a I * ) TotoH a < w I prizes handed Porter Sot P'trc'b'' them. well defensively For MB s Toren Bull We' a Brewers 2. Attiteticsl Afionte 7:30 p.m. — Dodgers at this weekend, Swayze has a sexy love scene K :• ____ m 071 020—5 out all over the Early in this decade. New York Schofield and Nick Delguidice hit well while Cbns m I iiiapipi « o 007 000 H jC Ti 3 Mets. SportsChannel. WTNS with co-star Kelly Lynch. He said he sought E—Bontllo Treodwov DP—Attonto nation — more instituted a “ numbers” game. Medeiros and Dan Uriano played well defensively -D*. r t : MILWAUKEE 04kKLM«D E—DNIitor —Sot Fttmctpcc 3 LOB —A tiorte 7. Pittsburgh . ? B — fl230-AM) advice from his wife, actress Lisa Niemi, on Scr- DietK rt 4t: 4 flto r ti rt^ •rt r ti H LOR—Sot r>oncv»cc . w.o-*-«j tj » — 1 2 than $70million The .state was seeking to cash in ROOKIES — Strano Re&l Estate defeated Reale DcMurphv BonMio. Treodwov, RRev- Sehrtiwirs Gomet Moirtcr tp 4 c ' c Pz>t0^rc f 4 * 7 C &eio'toee W'o'.oe^. OOettfe-i hp— 10.30 p.m — Yankees at how to do the scene. 9^»r 3, noWs Dtfseftme DJomes HR—Thomos 0) in Illinois, on a popular activity that had for ■ C^.rO?r. t < ' M pr ' c c c MoKtonoUc 5 '71 SB—ONIxOr (t: Real Estate No score was given Andrew Leitao '^Ourr p* Angels. WPOP ” I pictured Lisa in my mind,” Swayze said. AkiCznVeo f Sor X 3 t ’ C P* %goy c* 4 r c c IF M K R • : ' - * " ’ •••'.' • ■ which eclip.sed a nearly $60 sive of all taxes, becau.se the poor decades been run illegally by the Nick Roy Joe Gallo JoeErardi KristvMiiletteand IP ‘T m pretty much in love with her. She’s still Hew ' 3 2 c 0 AMrwnchr COPE WITH IN STOWING- GALAXIES OTHER THAN million jackpot in Pennsylvania, income and in actual dollars. Nor cessful for the state even ihough Richard and Anthony Pagani played well Svndpy I Oomes P'or*" 3 c c r LOns^»T3 3t 4 C ' c MIrtrtIrrtal Hockey Boeve>- S S THE /MLKY WAY IS THAT THEY ARE ALL SO FAK have lotteries proved to be the big X S y : Sc*eT 3t : c c t Jovie^ 4 c c c DeMrTinez t c 3 3 and on and on. During periods payoffs were smaller than when Atwater in musical mecca Eastern Video apparently beat W olffe-Zackin No Hew ♦’o o ’ 7 5ge-0&C ' ToMPS 9 2 5 2 ToMl 9 1 5 1 Renner* Second BrockkmOer. Tbtrd HBP—ROuif»or»esbvAtvore7 BK- as well. generated $13 billion. Only $5 (Read that, chief "victim s” ). Republican National Committee Chairman defeat while Bob Alberts played well defensively AAoodar'i Gomes Engle Stonlcv Cup Final THAT ON A REALLY DARK NIGHT A SHARP-EYED A norrtc f L - 'l i o j i r ?-7) 0» O i r o p c MHwwuf c e e tie eee eti—2 T^.54 A—79Z35 Sundov, May M What you never see, though, billion of the $13 total made its Lee Atwater is taking his blues band to a Dickenson Plumbing apparently defeated Mid- ? X c n- Oolctupfl eie eee Colgorv 3, Mootreoi 2, Calgarv lyods PERSON CAN JUST fAAKE IT OUT ,^5 A F A I N T ' Should you play the lottery? e>e—1 Reds 5. Cardinals 7 are all those long faces the day way into state coffers. musical mecca — Carnegie Hall. ford Motors No score was given Jason Reid and ’He-x o* v.cK^reo aitCINNATI STLOUIS Montreol a) Colgorv, 9:05 o.m New York lottery vendor. “ I have Saturday’s 1989 State Republican Convention SkTirn- 3-V' 7 35 C rr IF M 9 E9 BB SO FHdoy. Moy 19 after they lost. That’s when the winners while Adam Dzioray had three Becky and Mi hwoukoe SA4* OIECO NE W r O R K eB r h bi Ob r h W lotteries do what those same Los Ar’.oeies 'V-ckost a* Hew Vor-k Wrtighfr cf 5 2 4 0 McGee cf 4 0 0 0 Colgorv o1 Mootreoi, 7:3S om. certain hope of immense riches people come in here and spend $25 in Columbia. Afterward, he showed off his Katie Patten also played well Danny Gorupper and A -'j 7:35 t rr 7 1 3 4 ■RrhW * r k W Sundov, Moy 21 states consider illegal when done TGwvnr ct 5 0 2 0 (VWiter et 5 1 L H o rrH 3b 3^00 OSmrth ss 3 0 0 0 has di.sappeared without a trace. or $50 buying lottery tickets and guitar-playing prowess at his w ife’s Union SorPfor.r’Scc'Gor’re 'n ? o *P »‘ =toOeip»'C Krvieoe^ 0 LoHctn ss Colgorv ol Montreol, 7:05 o.m. Jason Hescock had tw ohitsapiece for Midford w hile Raberts rt 3 0 10 HJehsr 3b 4 0 2 0 4 1 2 0 P n d 'tr 3b 4 1 2 0 by anyone else The justification fOo^rrtor 1*5) 7 3$p rr Crirr. rt ?*7 2-3 0 OMelll rf Tuesdoy, May a P.sychologists say lotteries al- playing the numbers. The people High School Class of 1969 reunion. RAlomr a 4 0 2 0 Hmndl lb 3 0 2 0 4 12 3 Guerrer lb 4 1 1 0 Sara Miller played well in the field Onir gomes sct>«Ou»ec Pv«OF S4 1 0 Bnzngr 1b Montreol ot Colgorv, 9:05p.m., If necessory is that the end — money for the JeOork lb 4 0 0 0 Ovkitre or 0 10 0 4 0 1 1 Brnnsky rf 4 0 11 who do this aren’t well-to-do. The crack campaign strategist said he was Timdoir’t Gomes Ooi rt and low our wishes to take command. Carter Chevrolet defeated Anne Miller Real CAAertrr I? 4 1 ' o (WcPvias It 3 0 ' 0 Grttfev rt 4 0 1 1 Oouend 2b 4 0 0 0 state — justifies the means. And Attonic a* CMCOOO. 7 X p rr ftAooF-e L.4.3 9 5 Roomes If Thursday, May a Dr. Gott We suspend good sense, because They’re poor. They can’t afford attending a meeting in New York recently Leloer B 0 0 0 0 Generis » 4 0 2 1 10 10 MThmps rt 2 0 11 Estate 9-6 Jonathan Karadys and Ehren Cephas Pms£>yror o* CloclTKxyt: 7-35 p rr t'tu .-p o ' ptietwo to 1 txi*»et ir me ^ Reed c besides, it is reasoned, people Savarnr ss 3 0 11 Correor rf 4 0 0 0 4 0 1 0 TPeno c 7 0 0 0 Co Igorv ot Montreol, 7: X o.m., If necessary we’re allowing those wishes to be it. Some are on public assistance when he was asked if he would like to appear at Sor DIeoo O* ^ .ontreo' 7 3< p rr MBP—Sclett by AAoote Oester a> both hit and played well for Carter’s Joe Covill and Reooy 3b 3 0 10 Lyons c 4 0 2 0 3 0 0 0 M o rris ph 10 0 0 Peter Gott, M.D. would gamble anyway. Lx« Ar,gete! cn Hew Yo^k 7:35 p x r Umpitet—Home Cooney Rt»» CoMe OJoc^sn p Sunday, Moy a a little closer to reality, if only for You’ll get an occasional guy in a Carnegie Hall in a gala with the New York Pops Eldwin Gilman hit and played well in defeat Parent c 3 0 10 Elster ts 3 0 2 0 4 0 1 0 P o g n o n i c 0 0 0 0 A lottery ticket is in no way an SCK P fo ^ ib c c Ot P ^ toPeio»'tc 7 35 p.m Setona W^Ctniooa TMta BttntftAmerican League results AAcO,y1> p 0 0 0 0 M ogrone p 0 0 0 0 is entertainment. The tragedy of TeiaH the drawing has come and we desperate.” at the White House, and one of them remarked Toloh a I N 1 Totob a 2 n 1 36 5 13 S T o to h 31 7 5 7 state lotteries comes when those Soccer TOROorro MIMMESOTA have lost, as we almost inevitably During the recent Pennsylva- that they had now ‘done it ali but play at Ckidnfiotl Flames 3. Canadians 2 who can ill afford it stake their all OB r b w Ob Ml 910 017—3 will. nia lottery frenzy, there were Carnegie Hall,’ and I called the people in New Whi t e So x 8. Orioles 5 Fefiy c* 4 0 0 0 H ew m r 2fc ! New Yertt N i m m—t StLeuH OM 010 M l — 2 on what amounts to a pipe dream. Gruber 3b 4 1 1 0 G lodden rt ! ^ le out tWien Manning run scored DP—StLouls 1 LOB—Crt>clnr>crtl 11 Mentrtdl • • •—2 Those who wager money on excited interviews with people York, and they said I could bring my band with StLOUlS 4 Ritalin effects Pemnd7 ss Colgorv , , CHKAGO BALTIMORE 4 0 1 1 Pucke^* c f 4 e —Soioior DP—Son Dteoe 2, New — Guerrero. 3B — state lotteries often are those who who had spent $1,000 to $5,000 An acquaintance, who is afraid me. So a week from Monday night (May 22) will Sunday’s results GBe«‘ tf MThompson. oBrhbi obrhW 4 0 0 0 B (A e r 2b 1 York Z LOB—Got Dteoe ». New York 15 SB—ONeill (7). Roomes First Period— 1, \6ontreol. Richer 6 McOrin lb (1)/ MThompson (3). 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I buy a lottery second round of the State Cup The Stingrays also ColOerr rf 5 7 7 7 O rsuior tt 3 7 2 0 Llriooo 2fc 3 0 ^ 0 Busti lb 1 Raimusen 7 » 1 1 S i H R ER BB SO 8:33, 4, Montreol. Robinson 1 (Smith, Ducev rf Clhclnnotl Gi^crtkf cti X 0 1 0 PB '-dfy ph 10 0 0 1 0 0 0 L o r k i n r f ! Leloer l AI 1 1-3 3 1 0 2( Keone), 10:02. Penottles—PepllnskI. Col on average 2.1 percent of their one. Lionizing such behavior ticket ahead of time. That’s shut out Granby 7-0 Trevor Frenette and Brian Uwrleei rf 7 0 0 0 CCxBflll dh 1 New Yerk DJockson W,7*6 (nooklr>g), ;49; Robinson, Mon (hooking). B o sto r p r 0 C 0 0 V.iHtgn 1b 3 1 1 ? DRibie income buying lottery tickets. makes little sense. Fiscal irres- because your chances of winning Wojtyna scored the goals for the Stingrays against CV.rtnr pr 0 0 0 0 Tettiesr 3 1 1 0 Dwyer dh 7 Otedo t 7 1 1 3 , 6:33; Rov, Mon.servedbvCourtnoIKdeloy of Wilder back on the screen Hprper dh 1 FrofKO 5.13 DEAR DR. GOTT; Can you discuss the good and Posouo 5^77 Mei/ir c 3 0 0 C AooHero 2 1 0 0 0 ; gome), 10:29; Corbonneou. Mon (Interier- The lottery is, to some, theirchief ponsibility is not heroic. the lottery are about the same as Madison while the latter and Rich Prenetta picked Loudner c 4 AAcDwti W.l-l 1 2 0 0 1 1 StLevH Glfmour. Col (Interference). bad of the drug Ritalin? It has been recommended Mor.flo 2b X 1 1 7 t^trmgir 3b 4 1 7 7 Hill L.7-7 There was a case, several years NEW YORK (AP) - Comic actor Gene Gogne ss 4 Rasmussen gtlctied to 2bofters In me»lh 7 1*3 11 3 3 2 5 18:51; Skrudlond. Mon (elbowing). 19:22. “investment” vehicle. being killed in a plane crash. I up assists Marc Barbate was outstanding in goal Lyoos 3b 4 0 2 0 B P ipkn 2b 7 0 0 0 01 Pino for my grandson but his father refuses to allow its L/^ •CorkOYW: c 4 0 0 0 D every ph 10 0 0 TetoH » 1 2 1 Tefolt 2113 U 13 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 Viewed as a tax to raise state ago. in which a newlywed couple figure — if I win the lottery. I Wilder, back on the big screen after a while Matt Jaworski Tim Tedford and Matt Denis . Umpires— Home, SAcSIierry; Rest, Hal AAogroneRv. 13 2 7 11 Second Period— 5. Colgorv. Fleurv 5 use. Ook^zoH 2b 0 0 0 0 DJockson pitched to 1 better in the 8th revenues, it is the most regres- hocked everything they owned to won’t take the flight.” three-year break to help wife, Gilda Radner, also played well Against East Granby Prenetta TotoH 41 I U I Tetah » 5 9 s Toroirte W tw Mfr- lion. Second. Crowtord, Third, West ^oclnnfs, T.Hunter). 11:45. Penoltles— Mktnneta tn n« lot—tjT—3-10 A—35,547 HBP—ONelH by Hill. WP—Hill BK— W llnskl, Col (cross-checking). 6:07; overcome ovarian cancer, says the struggle <3i, Rich Griffeth f2) Tedford and Jeff Talbot E—CoBti*. LIrlono, Gruber D P____ Frof»co DEAR READER: Ritalin (methylphenidate) is a Otoato m 207 m - 4 Sm^^th. Mon (Interference), 6:15; Mocoun, Col has made him appreciate life much more. scored Mike Bergenty Danny Meiser and Drew BoHlmof* w i 20? 000 j Toronto I LOB—Toronto 3, MInnetolo 7 (tripping), 7:42; McCrfmmon, Col (trip- nervous system stimulant. It is used primarily to 2B—GloaOer Puckett J, F*rnonOet. Urt- ping), 14:», “ Life is very short,” he said. “ You hear it, DP—Chicogo 1 LOB—CMcogo 10. Bcitl- DodgersQ.PhllllesO Garceau also played well ono Lorkin, Bu*h 3B—Loudner SB— American League leaders treat narocolepsy ta disease marked by sleep more t 78—Worthlogion, OrsuVoV. Pos- Third Period—None. Penoltles—Ludwig. you know to say it. Everyone says, ‘I know, I Pu<*ett m SF—CoeTK 7. LouOnor Mon (tripping), 1:36; Smith. Mon. mlKon- Landlord fumes over ‘mess’ UNITED — The MSC United fboys under 12) QUO. G#g Greg Norman, 819,7a 7568-73-X—2*7 SoftbaH CleYtkmd 3M 171 Olx—0 DP—KonsosCrtyl lob—Texos OrKonsos Based on tos at Bats, Dave Rummells, 819,7a a-a-a-x—2*7 can I do? E—Lemon, CBrowT' DP—Cievekarid f City 5 7B— Buechele. Elsenrelch 3B— Poimelfo. deiosSontos SB—Tortobull f7). NATIONAL LEAGUE DEAR READER; Fats are classified by their S.D., LOB—Detroit 5, Cleveiorkd t ?B—Corfer. Astros 5. Cuba 1 O AB R DEAR P.S.: Unfortunately, you have learned the Our Language Snyder. POBrIen HR—POBrien (4; SB - Esp-y nO), Wilson (0) WCIork SF 35 PGA Chryaler Plymouth weight; in chemical terms, their saturation. NASHVILLE. N.C. Bfowne (7). OMcDowei* (ii *F —Lyrin IP H R ER BB SO LSmtth Atl hard way that "upside-down” deals, in which you Tonight’s games Texes 36 LINCROFT, N.J. (API — Final scores and Fats are composed of long chains of carbon IP H R ER BB SO HOUSTON CHICAGO Cblemon StL X prliemonevSundav(romthe*275,000 LPGA owe more on the automobile than it’s worth, can be DetroH K Brown 6 5 2 7 7 4 Ob r h bl cbrh M Herr Phi 34 atoms, each of which has four bonds — or hooks — HPMarket vs. Glenn II 6 — Fitzgerald Chrvsler-Plvmouth Clossic, plaved on Gibson L.l 3 4 1 3 7 c t 0 4 7Jgers 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 ♦he 6.410-vord. por 73 Bomm Hollow that attach to other atoms. Carbon bonds that are The informal verb sport makes a show of Main Pub vs. S^jcial Club. 7 .30 — Fitzgerald RPeno 7 7 3 3 ' ’ 7 ? Romirz u 4 0 1 0 DrtSmtti rf 4 0 1 0 MThmgsn StL X breath and relax. The likelihood is that your You could get yourself out from under this Guonie L/2 7 1 0 1113 Doron 7b 4 0 0 0 VHoyes Phi CountrvCIubcourse: not taken up (by attaching to other carbon atoms) Dean vs. Trash-Away 6 — Robertson FWIMkims 1 7 ’ 1 C C Sodbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 X 109 23 CIndv Rarick. $41,250 wearing or displaying. When you’re sporting a new Ruksel l 0 1 0 0 0 0 GDovIs 1b 70-77-72— 214 landlord is acting out of passion and perhaps some problem by selling the car you now have and paying Oevtiemd 3 0 0 0 Groce 1b 4 0 0 1 Guerrero StL X 1M 13 Louro Davies, 25,437 readily accept hydrogen atoms. The more carbon Coach's vs. I.athrop, 7: ,30 — Robertson Kcpsof City BHotchr rt Groce Chi 70- 77*74—216 outfit, try out this verb — be a sport. Condlotti rt/A-7 0 2 3 0 1 2 4 2 2 1 0 Borrvhll c 3 0 0 0 M 12) 9 Alice Rltzmon, 16,500 72.73.72_217 frustration. the difference. But clearly you don’t have the money DJones 1-3 0 0 0 0 ' Vabrhgn 7 5 1 1 2 6 Boss rf 3 2 2 1 Stphnsn If 3 0 0 0 Dowson Chi bonds attach tohydrogen atoms, the more saturated Berth indicates a safe distance. To anyone that Sterling vs. Food, 6 — Pagani Myxrtgmry W.5-1 3 7 1 1 0 1 27 105 19 Nonev Lopez, 16.499 71*73-73—717 You mentioned that he owns one unit. This is HBP—AHonson by Otr/ux' Snyder by Comlnlt 3b 4 1 2 2 Wlikrvi 3b 3 0 1 0 Lorkin CIn 31 118 W to do that. G-x>nte pitched to 1 botler In the 10th, Russell Barb Mucha. 8.608 74- 7599— 218 the fat. you know is collecting a list of nautical nouns, be Correnfl vs, Acadia, 7:30 — Pagani RPeno tP^P—Condlotti PB —>iior*tofi Blgglo c 3 0 0 2 Romos SI 3 0 0 0 Home Rum probably his major investment, and he loves and prtrtigd to 1 better In the 10th Kristi Albers, 8.607 7^71-71—218 Liquid fats have relatively few hydrogen atoms; The alternative is one that you are not going to Coach's vs. Nutmeg, 6 — Nike Umpires—Home. A/x:Cx>y. First Puiermo. Scott p 3 0 0 0 Kllgus p 2 0 10 MHcheM, Son Francisco, 11; sure to give berth. Brt—K Brown GDqvIs , Caroline Keggt. 8,607 72.74-72—218 cherishes it and gets upset when he sees dishes in the like, but I recommend it often. Get a second job. Allied vs. Reed, 7: .30 — Nike Second. Merrill; Third. Young Pico p 0 0 00 Houston, 8; HJohnson. New York, „ a; Betsy King, 0,607 76^74—218 hence, they’re lighter in weight and texture. The T—2:77 A —13.906 Vorsbo pb 10 10 ''■ VHoyes, P h ll^ i'. S.Stelnhouer, 8,607 sink and the rug dirty, etc. These are all cosmetic Dedicate the entire salary to reducing the debt. OUR LANGUAGE AD-VICE; A car company MIWMms p 0 0 0 0 71- 71-76— 218 most saturated fat is candle wax; practically every Sheriffs vs. Trinity, 6 — Keeney phlo, 7; EDovIs, Cincinnati, 6: Golorrooo, Jone Geddes, 5.772 75.74.70— 219 items that can be cured with very little effort. Tolols M S 6 S TotoH 31 1 4 1 Montreal, 6; LSmtth, Atlanta, 8; Murray carbon has its full limit of hydrogen. Therefore, True, this will raise havoc with your social life, but drives away with today’s Ad-vice Award. “ The Gorman vs Hungry Tiger, 6 - Charter Oak Colleen Walker, 5.771 73.75.71— 219 After you’ve cleaned everything, give him a call Los Angeles, 6; Schmidt, Phllodelohla, 4. Marlene Floyd. 5,771 73-71.75-_2l9 that is the price you pay for making a mistakeof this Mitchell’s need a second car.” claims the company. Houston eee e » 191—9 hard fat (such as animal fat. tallow and butterfat) is Sunday's home runs Amy Alcott. 4,538 75- 60-77— 720 and invite him over fora cup of coffee to discuss this. EDITOR’S NOTE Chkoto lee eee Rum Bettad In saturated and solid at room temperature. Other fat magnitude. A proper name such as Mitchell, however, needs T ransactions E—Romlrez, Scott. Pico. DP—Houttonl. MHcfiell. When he sees the apartment straightened up and The Manchester Herald welcomes softball. Little Son Froncitco, 36; ONeill, may simply be relatively unsaturated or, at the Yes, it’s a difficult lesson to swallow, but you only an s added to form the plural. That incorrect ByThtAMOCiOtMl Pt*M Chicogo 2. LOB—Houston 5. Chicooo 3 CIncInnotl, » ; Golarrogo. Montreal, V. Seniors golf acoras looking presentable, I think he will take a different I^iague. Little Miss Softball, golf and other local Amortcon Lmh h m 3B—Comlnltl. HR—Bom (1), SB—Groce VHoyes, Phltodelphlo, 27; Schmidt, Phllodel- extreme, polyunsaturated. made the mistake, and only you can correct it. apostrophe in ’’Mitchell’s” must be the work of Cold»ton (4), AA.jnrlou« (t), (tirt(»(7), Whitt (7). SF—eiggio Phki, 26; WCtdrk, Son Froncisco, 26; point of view. scores for publication on the Scoreboard page. MX. Wlllloor. (?), Orlolet; O B rlm (4), BASEBALL In general, saturated fats contain high levels of Dennis the Menace. Aimficon League IF H R ER BB SO Guerrero, StLouls. 25; Murray, Lot Angeles Scores must reach the Herald sports department Inaiont, Oovli (5), Ansdi, Brooot 17) Houtton 25. cholesterol and are not healthful in a diet. Breweri, BurXj (6), Pm So/ CHICAGO WHITE SOX—Activoted by 7:30 a m. on the day after the event On Fridays, Greg Wolker, first basemon. ond Don Scott W,52 9 4 1 0 0 6 Pitching (4 DBctslem) olavedonth.*/Senlori tournomenl, Polyunsaturates have less cholesterol and are DEAR BRUCE: I freely admit that I screwed up. Bruce Williams, America’s top radio talk host, is Do you have a question or comment about our PosQuo. outfielder Ploced Barry Jones, Qilcogc Glovine, Atlanta, M , 1.000; RMo. Cincinnati, GSlt^h?h^^"*^'""‘‘'” "’ ”’‘'''“ *«'Volley Nohorxjt L*o»i>. heard each weeknight on NBC stations. Questions language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, scores must be submitted by 10 p m for Saturday pitcher, on the IS-dov disobled list Ootlor>ed Kllgus L.3-4 6 4-0, l OOO. Gooden,NewYork,5-1,,BX; Burke, considered to be superior to saturated fats for Seven months ago I purchased a new car that I AAaiaonoao ? (}), Gionli, Homllton (I). s‘ts;.^'d“Xiav*o.ir*"" Jeff Srhoefer, Inflelder, to Voncouver of Pico 2 AAontreal, AI, .800; Fernandes, New York, AI, people who wish to lower their blood cholesterol couldn’t afford. I traded in my old car. which had an should be sent to: Smart Money, Manchester Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester publication Murray 7(6), Sclotcio (I), Dodotn; Thomot MIWMIms thePocIflf-CoostLeogoe , 1 •tlO; KHoswII, Phllodelohlo, Al, .800; Smiley ?h'?”rh, “oil:-1“ '“* a 666*-206 Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester 06040. (Jl.BrovM; Botil1),Ajtro» Kllgus pitched to 3 betters in the 7th Pittsburgh, AI, .800, lOoretledwIth.TSO. levels out.standing balance, as a downpayment. I make 06040. Harold Henning, 8294)00 70696*—207

i b X 16 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, May 15, 1989 MANt Hr,SIT.R HERALD Monday. May 15, 1989 — 17 DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright ^ut,£cM > fV t/t&ceoA^ Puzzles Mike Hammer returns Sunday tA jZ , JO O M t& je^ui£ct "M ee>i^yea;c '' u^V, WHCN yoU'f^FVoi/NH; Co7ninwM(m^coitk. / ACROSS 5 Topples By Robert Macy ^ D^0I^I0(HS, ^0 I TAlO To Answer to Previous Puzzle wrestle in a surveillance area above the tM -^ £ > fl^ A O C i/LiLr 6 Soup ingredient The Associated Press Hilton’s giant casino, then crash through the \ 1 Government "Vm Not u?ANe» To iS\'1 ' 7 American TV Topics ceiling onto a craps table below. It’s one of the agent Indian LAS VEGAS — Stacy Keach didn't mind the few scenes where Keach opts for a double. ( to 5 Travel 8 Curtain pole 9 405. Roman 125-foot parachute plunge into downtown’s Keach said when he first read the script, he ^tfeu6 ^GCAvitNH A . 9 Oaf 12 Poetic foot 10 Over Glitter Gulch, the motorcycle chase across figured there would be no chance of doing the 13 Toward the 11 Ballot U T the desert or squaring off against ex-football Keach are looking at three two-hour Hammer scene, “because I knew you’d never find a u^n center of 17 Fail terror Lyle Alzado movies, the first set in Las Vegas, providing place in Las Vegas that would let you shoot 14 Old card game 19 Actress Hagen But don’t ask him to repeat that 50-yard all the action, sex, glamour and excitement something like that.” 15 Band 22 Gravel ridge swim in 50-degree Lake Mead — at least not befitting Mickey Spillane’s famous detective Casino owners are skittish about filming in instrument 24 Author___ PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz with his shoes on. hero. gaming areas, but the idea was welcomed by V' 16 Formed at the Sinclair base of Keach spent a week here in early March Keach said he doesn't miss the weekly Hilton publicity director Bruce Banke, who is S-!S 25 Pekoe, e g. T S mountains filming a two-hour movie, "Murder Takes All series. You caii tell a better story in two interested in promoting use of the hotel as a VOU LOOK KINP OF uess may be i am 26 Abandon I G there S NOTHING MORE 18 Bullfight cheer M — Mike Hammer in Las Vegas. ” The movie LONELY SITTIN6 THERE 27 Freshwater por hours, " he said. ‘Generally you get a better shooting location for TV and motion picture LONELY THAN SITTING ON >i 19 GIs' club poise M will air Sunday on CBS. show." films. 20 ______28fixe Handle and use ll by your sel f “Hammer in Las Vegas’’ tested the mettle The first day of filming, Keach wafted into Bernstein thinks Las Vegas is a perfect A BENCH A ^ (obsession) 30 Use office E D of Keach, 47, who has a penchant for doing locale for Mike Hammer. WITHOUT A POUGHNUT ^ 21 Humbug machine the heart of the downtown casino district on a 23 Pecans 31 Send forth many of his own stunts. parachute. "Anything you can do to gel Mike Hammer 5-/f 26----- puzzle 32 Full of zest 45 Fabric 53 Spheres And it provided a new challenge for Jay ■‘Mike Hammer gets thrown out of a plane as a fish out of water is good,” Bernstein said. 29 Annoy 35 Otherwise measures 54 Honey Bernstein, the Hollywood producer who stood and lands in the middle of Las Vegas," Keach “In Las Vegas, you're putting him in another III give you $100 to put down that sign." 47 Construction 33 Concerning (2 38 Buddhism type producers by Keach when the actor served nine months explained. 'Of course! Why not?” fish-out-of-waler situation, this time with wds.) 39 Last queen of beam 56 Light brown in an English prison on drug charges in 1985, In reality, Keach was hoisted 125 feet into neon. ' 1989 by NEA Inc 34 Very small Spain 48 Mixture at the zenith of the weekly detective show's quantity 41 Hissing sound 49 Western marsh 57 Guido's high 'the air by a crane, then floated down ,'>s Hammer will really be a fish-out-of-water 1-uu 36 Entertainer___ 43 Amazon plant note popularity. thousands of spectators watched. in two upcoming films with locations planned ^_22§iyilil2^®2iiii^i22££!£ii2£ Sumac tributary 51 Indian nurse 58 Small bird Bernstein was determined to keep Hammer The next two days were spent at Lake for Singapore and behind the Iron Curtain. DICK TRACY by Dick Locher ft Max Collins 37 52, Roman alive and Keach a viable commodity in the HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 1 2 3 10 11 Mead, filming on and around a 56-foot yacht, 38 Naught PR conscious film industry. His tenacity the Hilton Hotel’s Lady Hilton. □ □ □ • 'Shot- thi^ 39 Saga played a major role in salvaging both. Y WHV 12 One scene called for Hammer to jump from 40 Fez ornament 113 SOME THINGS NEVER CHANGE - The L'^®'^95X.5^'^^ im a g e "1 put two mortgages on my house and went the yacht just before it exploded, then swim 50 final episode of “ M-A-S-H" remains the v^HAT AfZB roiJ poitie ? I ^ \ Q ''H o HITCHHlKBf^"ff *- 90ZBN TIIV1E5. 42 Four score and 15 ten 16 on the road selling the Hammer series” to the yards to a waiting boat. Keach performed the highest-rated television show since 1960, f c ^ O > . public, Bernstein said in a telephone 44___ 500 race 18 stunt himself, wearing a wetsuit to help ward according to the latest list compiled by 7" i 46 Rook's cry interview from his Los Angeles office. “ I off the chill But he learned in the first take Nielsen Media Research. It had a 60.2 rating 47 Kids I Zt believe in America you only pay once for a that it was a serious mistake to wear shoes. when it aired F’eb. 28. 1983, on CBS. The 1980 50 Drivers' gp. debt, once for a mortgage, oncefor a mistake. “I'm telling you. you almost lost me," “Who Shot J. R.?’’ episode of “Dallas" on CBS 52 Steal 31 32 We let people have a second chance. ” Keach told publicist Welton Smith after 55 Windy and cold is still second on the list. Those shows are 58 Rubber hoop Bernstein says his efforts resulted in an struggling out of the water. Subsequent lakes followed by the final episode of ABC’s 1977 n5= 36 59 Feel indisposed outpouring of 400,000 letters backing Keach. were shot with Keach swimming shoeless. blockbuster miniseries "Roots.” Just for itolokP 60 Actor Alan___ The result: a 1986 TV movie, “ The Return of “This is as much of a workout as I’ve had perspective, NBC's "The Cosby Show,” the “«C0UKi t If^ W 61 Let ______Mike H am m er" and a new Hammer series in for any Mike Hammer show, " Keach said, most successful sitcom ever and the most 'Beatles album) the 1986-87 season. after a scene in which he confronted Alzado,

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[A & E ] Living Planet A Portrait of the (38) Honeymooneis [USA] Cartoon Express i B Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) IT'$ ^ l l t y m Ol)T,PA$«(UALE/ Earth (61) N ew hart (CC) WRCKBIL/ / ( IV t NEI/Elt EORGOTTEfl (22) 30; Late Night With David Letter- VABOE 6:30PM 3JCBS NewsfCC) (In Stereo) TO PAY m e , [CNN] PrimeNews [HBO] MOVIE: Dear America: Letters man (R) (In Slereo) 8J 40 ABC News (CC) [DIS] Born Free From Vietnam' (CC) Archival footage and l26' Sea Hunt PARK BILL / .A / 22 30 NBC News (CC) songs from the '60s underscore this por- [E S P N ] Sports Trivia trait of the Vietnam conflict 1987 Rated 36 Morton Downey Jr. 24 57 Nightly Business Repo.t [HBO] MOVIE: A Time of Destiny' Dur NR (In Stereo) ® ) W hat a Country! ARBIN 38 Family Ties (CC) iny World War II, a Gl unwittingly becomes (61) Gene Scott friends with a soldier who's secretly sworn 11:00PM CD CU !22) m C4ci ) dz) i61 Love Connection News I to kill him Timothy Hutton, William Hurl, [D IS ] MOVIE: Cool Change' Aif%\ -SRiiuir w M [A & E ] Profiles Featured Nikita Khrush Melissa Leo 1988 Rated PG-13 (In CB Benny Hill m IS . chev 1 : 0 0 A M (11) T w ilig h t Zone Stereo) lli) Cheers (CC) HMUnBIMHiUllIMB] iT'Y) (20j NVR Showcase THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom w |CNN] Showbiz Today [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey WHEN YOU BUY A 118) Learn to Play the Piano Overnight [A&E] Our Century: Stalin - The Red LEWOLF [ESPN] SporisLuok [M AX] MOVIE: 'Meatballs Part II' (CC) HERO OF BISON, 1,20) J e f f e r s o n s Tsar Part 3 of 4 IL IF E ] Easy Street In this sequel, Camp Sasquati;h is pitted in YOU CAN EXPECT (24) Austin City Limits (In Stereo) [C N N ] Crossfire ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook Jou'pg A PHOfJY, QAMNiY BOY '3 □□ [MAX] MOVIE: The Pick Up Artist' a boxing match against another nearby (.261 W e e k d a y (R) [E S P N ] Surfer Magazine Highlights and TO RECEIVE TH IS, (CC) An tiuidclive museum lour guide camp Archie Hahn, John Mengaili, Ri r~ ^ ------prove; to bo more than a matdi for a 2 1 chard Mulligan 1983 Rated PG (38)-M*A*S"H pointers. &R NOReeRY ll^elKcoNI FLUTAR year uKf ladykiller Molly Hmgwald, Robert [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide THIS! Jg2.Z2Za>.f P.ODK AT Hgg/ $ Now arrange the circled letters to [T M C ] MOVIE: Lady in W hite' A (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 1 MY W Downey, Dennis Hoppr.T 1987 Rated PG HftG 6£ei0 A REAL. PAItO. form the surprise answer, as sug- ghostly apparition provides a young [A & E ] Martin Mull at the Improv Martin [U S A ] Search for Tomorrow THI5 IS iHEiJDY/ DoM'T Yoi«? CAREER W^>RTH COHGCIEMCE 13 (In Stereo) schoolboy with clues to an unsolved 10- PlOKlHfr Up UiJliOANTgD □ gested by the above cartoon. Mull welcomes Leon Redbone and Elayne 1 : 1 0AM [M AX] MOVIE: The Unholy' UkSr 6rO back To MORE TH a HTHAT? [T M C ] MOVIE; Pass the Ammo' Bilked year old murder. Lukas Haas. Katherine Booslei (60 min ) 6\mis/ out of their life savings, an Arkansas cou Helrnond, Len Cariou 1988 Rated PG-13 [T M C ] Short Film Showcase l»)URK! GTaY |H [CNN] Moneyline 1 : 1 5 A M ‘ 9 2 12 2 1 pie takes an unscrupufous evangelist hos- (In Stereo) HOME Wit h h— at- aCUII [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 1 : 3 0 A M CB The ju dge (CC) r'CRACKig: (Answers tomorrow) tage during a televised broadcast Bill Pax- [USA] Murder. She Wrote \ PATiHA/ GHE ton, Linda Kozlowski. Tim Curry 1988 (B Joe Franklin Jumbles: FIFTY GORGE ENDURE ARCTIC [ESPN] Great American Baseball Quiz NEED5 H'oO! Saturday's Rated R (In Stereo) 8:30PM [ESPN] Indy 500: A Race Premiere OD INN News For Heroes DAM Answer: Retreads are sold for people who want to do DAM th ls -“RE-TIRE" 7:00PM l 3J Inside Edition [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (30) Later W ith Bob Costas i& lc u e DAM 9:00PM CB Murphy Brown (CC) An CUPID CUPID . 8 J 22 W heel of Fortune (CC) [USA] Miami Vice (38) Hogan's Heroes *-i9 CUPID elderly couple's lawyer grandson per Now bftck in stock, Jum bis Book No. 26 is avillftbls lor t2.B0, which includss p ottags k9i Cosby Show (CC) Rudy s fairy tale suades them to sue Murphy after a minor 1 1 : 3 0 P M CB (40) Nlghtllne (CC). [CNN] Newsnight Update FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves and handling, from Jumbl*, c/o this nsw spspsr, P.O. 8 o i 4368. Orlando, F L 32802-4368 comes to life in lier dreams -- and her fa- traffic mishap. (In Stereo) Includs your nam*. addross snd zip cod* and mako your chock payablo to Nswspaporbooks. CB Morton Downey Jr. [ESPN] Boating World mily has starring roles (In Stereo) CB (40) MOVIE: ‘B.L. Stryker: Blues for (iC Honeymooners [USA] Paid Programming (11) 138) Cheers (CC) Buder' Premiere. (CC) Stryker suspects (3) 101 Ways to Get Cash From the Love Boat (.18) Rockford Files that a crafty evangelist's interest in an ob- 1 : 3 5 A M CB THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr noxious schoolboy goes no deeper than Government (20) M-A^S-H 1 : 4 5 A M [HBO] mo vie: The Last In- tho lad's substantial trust fund Burt Rey- Sffl Making of a National Commercial nocent Man' (CC) (24) (571 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour nolds, Neil Patrick Harris, Michael Chikfis. ... ANP I 'L L Vm A ‘OleAY... VIHAT Im H T (26) The Streets of San Francisco 1989 (In Stereo) ANP R:AW AHYTHINS LAM0U5 Iwr ong Astrograph CO y o u 130) (40) C u r r e n t A f f a i r CB Best of the National Geographic TOPWNVC? LANE I5&JOMMEHP?* , LANe Specials Four Americans examine the (61) Family Ties (CC) changes taking place in China. (60 min.) SNPS VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Conditions iRscipisi [A&E] Chronicle Andria Hall goes behind (22) (30) MOVIE: 'Roe vs. W ade' Pre- are still a trifle touchy lor you where bars to find out what life in prison is like. miere. (CC) An unmarried drifter in need - ®. ^Y o ur your finances are concerned. Try to lim- [C N N ] Moneyline of an abortion joins forces with a female it your expenditures today to real needs [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-lo-dale attorney in an unparalleled attempt to <^irthday Instead of frivolous fancies. scores. change the nation's abortion laws. Based LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) This Is one of on a true story. Holly Hunter. Amy Madi- [HBO] Nature Watch (CC) Animal life in gan. Dion Anderson 1989. (In Stereo) those days when you might have too the polar regions. many irons in the fire at one time. Quali- (24) (57) Adventure (CC) Follows a British WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire photographer during her journey through May 16, 1989 ty effort produces the payoff, quantity 1 [USA] Miami Vice Australia's outback as she searches for effort might count for little, the ' real ' Mick Dundee. (60 min.) IRA B.SAAItsJK, A N D T H R E E RAIRS You could be fortunate In the year SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You might 7:30PM Q ] Entertainment Tonight I HATE THESE be too easily angered for your own good [A&E] Our Century: Stalin - The Red YOU WIN A B U e OF PRACTICALLY ahead in having others look out for your Hugh Hefner. (In Stereo) Tsar Part 3 of 4, LOW-BUDGET today, not so much by the immediate riaMajor League Baseball Maga- [LIFE] The Key to Rebecca Based on SOUTH East's dilemma. If he ruffed, declarer CHUJB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewall zine Weekly report Ken Follett's thriller about a British intellig- Carroll with Roger Griswold s weather and Rich Coppola When you fear that a suit will be veals which signs are romantically per- allies. ♦ 7 would simply play low. Later a low fect for you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Your atti- [HBO] Encyclopedia: The Volume Q ertce officer, a Nazi spy and the seductive on sports. ruffed, best declarer technique is to powers of two women--ihe elements on ¥8 3 2 heart from dummy would be discard- tude may be such today that you ml^ht (CC) Featured; comedy sketches and ori- IN D A Y 6 G O N G B Y A T/ this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleve- which depends the survival of the British ♦ K 8 4 2 lead up to the key high card at the cru- ed on the diamond king, allowing de- make things much harder for yourself ginal soi^gs about words beginning with G. WG snu- HAVg ...BLfT r i L B e r land, OH 44101-3428, (In Stereo) army in North Africa during World War II. ♦ A K J 4 3 cial moment, rather than just drop- ANCB6 T 0 R 6 HAD 6a?VANTB than they actually are. If this Is true, it clarer to ruff his losing heart with the ■nHG S E R V A N T S ,. LIVING-IN A CASTLE jfm r GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be extremely Cliff Robertson, David Soul. (2 hrs.) Part 1 Vulnerable: Neither ping it on the table and hoping for the queen of clubs. In the actual play. East AND uvH ? IN C A s n .e s cautious and prudent regarding side could affect you both businesswise and 8:00PM Ringling Bros, and of 2, WA NEAT./ Barnum & Bailey Circus (CC) The 119ih Dealer: South best. In a recent North American 6 9k ventures or investments today. This is a socially. [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling discarded on the third diamond. De- edition of the circus features a farewell ap- Lhampionship, Mexican expert critical area and, II you act without PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be on clarer took the king and ruffed his last pearance by animal trainer Gunther Gebel- guard today or else there's a chance 9:30PM (B Designing W om en (CC) Watch mb West North East oeorge Rosenkranz found an opportu- diamond with the trump queen. Al- thinking, it could lead to regrets. Williums. Host; Michele Lee. (60 min.) (In When Suzanne finds the accountant who ► Pass 1 ♦ Pass nity to demonstrate this technique. It’s though a heart was eventually lost. § I; CANCER (Juno 21-July 22) Your mate you might be drawn into something Stereo) stole her life savings, ho cons her into in- ► Pass 2 ♦ Pass reasonable to reach six clubs as in the South had 12 tricks and his contract. might bring up some issues today that complicated that is not of your own Ijj 140) MacGyver (CC) A woman from vosiiny tn a circus, (In Stereo) WTIC Ne¥vs at 10 conflict with your views and opinions. making. It does, however, already affect * Pass 3 ¥ Pass diagram, although George and his If declarer first plays the diamond MacGyver’s past is determined to kill fiim [M AX] MOVIE: 'Predator' (CC) A par- 61 * Pass 6 ♦ Try to evade the thrust so that it doesn’t several close friends. (60 mm.) (Ill Stereo) Pass partner used their own special meth- king before leading to the jack in dum- amilitary rescue team is stalked by an inter- Tonight WTIC-TV ss Pass turn into a serious argument. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Today it galactic trophy hunter in the jungles of ods in a more complex bidding my, the contract fails. East will be CB Best of the National Geographic sequence. ^ LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Keep a light foot might seem like the only two choices Specials (60 mm ) Soulfi America Arnold Schwaizeneyyer, able to use his trump to ruff a winning Carl Weathers bipidia Carrillo 1987 Opening lead: V 5 on your gas pedal today if you're cruis- available to you are bad or worse. This 11 MOVIE: Force of One' Miirtial aits Declarer Rosenkranz won dummy's diamond honor, and the quest for 12 assumption could inhibit you from m ak- Rated R (In Stereo) king of hearts, played a club back to ing around town Also, remind any with anti uiulfiworld detet.iivt* woik are com tricks will fall short. whom you may be riding to do the ing decisions and severely affect your billed in this stuiy uf the Calilorma drug 1 0; 00 P M 1. £) Newhart (CC) I he locals same. productivity. scene Jennifer O'Neill, Chuck Norns, think Dick has murdered Joanna after his 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, May 15. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, May 15. 1989 — 19 I I , JHELP Q^HELP I EMPLOYMENT HOMES HOMES APARTMENTS I'M want ed WANTED HELP WANTED I I CONDOMINIUMS SERVICES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT jTELEMARKETERS-part SCIENCE & HEALTH ______DISHWASHER evenings. S H IP PE R /R eceiver to STUDENT wonts wer iv SECOND floor, four time evenings. Earn MANCHESTER. Immac- work at MCC Book THE price of this delight- MANCHESTER. Darling $125. to $250. per week. For hard working per- mowing lobs. P't.'se room apartment. Utili- ulate two bedroom, 1'/j Store. No evening ful seven room Victo- six room cope shaded Call Mr. Bellas, 647- son career opportunl- coll 647-8072 or 64 8380 by beautiful mature ties not Included. Se- bath townhouse. Air hours. Will train quali- otter 6pm. ria n C o lo n ia l on 9946. ' 1 n possible and we Oakland Street In Man- flowering trees. Inside curity and references conditioning, fully ap- Coll Coveys, fied candidate. 643- [ r N in f e c t io n control 1097.______chester has been reset needs tender loving required. No pets. Call pllanced, hot water In- core. Convenient to 647-9437 a fter 5pm. cluded. No pets. $795 nurse. Meadows RESTAURANT Assistant at $154,900! Three bed- Seabrook is trying to ‘get those red iights up top’ Manor East, a 116 bed ^'=>,’^fT A R Y /R ecep tlo i rooms, spacious both shopping and schools. per month/negotlable. Manager for A8 appliances, new kit- MANCHESTER. Cozy its first atoms and hydropower in 1984. Only coal provides more of the nation's electricity. nuclei of Uranium-235 atoms are split, 1 f r a g m e n t would stop, the cooling water offer competitive ceptlonlst/typlst. Full Day time or evenings. ISSUt. FRiJAY Jockson Real Estate, two bedroom house. releasing energy and several Fexible hours. $7. on HUGE six room, I'/j both chen and more. $550. would be mixed to ensure uniform wages, tuition reim- time, four days o week. AFTERNOON BY 2:30 647-8400.D______units with three bed- 646-4144. $650. plus utilities. June neutrons and other by-products. hour. Coll for an ap- By Michael M okrzyckl ^ Control rods are partially withdrawn Nuclear reactor safety systems include I X boron concentration, and the bursement and excel- Please coll 649-1120. PM FOR MONDAY SUPER seven room rooms, appliances, occupancy. 228-0126. from the core to initiate the nuclear - Beta lent benefit package. pointment 289-1971. MANCHESTER. Three A Spilt— , carpeting, full base- The Associated Press safely rods that regulate the rate of fission; ray dilution would resume at an even FULL time gas attendant ISSUE. THANK YOU Ansoldl-Bullt Colonial bedroom duplex. $700 MANCHESTER. Availa- fission process. The more the control nucleus ^ Please contact llene needed. Coll Joy 646- SECRETARY. Flexible on Timber Troll In ment and attached gar- ble Immediately. samarium oxide balls, which are dropped into slower rate until fission begins. hours. Full time, salary FOR YOUR per month plus utili- rods are withdrawn, the more the core to absorb excess neutrons Berkom, Meadows 3444.______Manchester. Three age. $141,900. Blan- ties. References. Pro- Three bedroom house. SEABROOK. N.H. - Red lights Manor East, 333 Bid- negotiable. Coll for on ...... neutrons they absorb and and slow the fission process; COLOR yourself success- bedrooms, ceramic chard 8< Rossetto fessional adults or $750. plus utilities and at the bottom of a display in the the faster the reaction. well Street, Manches- appointment. 289-1971. and an emergency core- T h e n y o u ’re critic a l’ ful. Dynamic and pro- baths, plaster con- Realtors," We're Sel- working couple with security. No pets. 643- Seabrook nuclear power plant’s By controlling the ter. 647-9191. COLLEGE Students to struction, first floor llng Houses" 646-2482.P 2129, 9-5. cooling system that “ The fission level is increasing gressive color analysis small children pre- control room symbolize the pro- insertion and Nftuirnn ATTENTION-HIrlng! Go- company needs full or work In o swimming laundry, beautiful oak CONDO beauty with pool. ferred. June 1 occu- ject’s long-stalled status. and increasing,” Grillo said while pool store. In Coven- hardwood floors withdrawal of with water it vernment lobs-your port time consultants. IHDME; Brick and beautiful and pancy. Coll otter 6pm, the rods, the These neutrons strike other ^ Qamnw standing at a control-room simu- area. $17,840-569,485. 1- try. $5-6 on hour, will throughout. Pretty spacious four room They mean that boron control the coolant Learn the newest FOR Sh. 872-8990. 8TDRE AND rods are fully inserted in the fission pro- atoms, starting a chain reaction ray lator. “ But when we stop (dilut- 602-838-8885. ext.R775. computer-assisted co- troln. 742-7308.______treed lot with screened unit with balcony over- system tails. summer porch, patio, MANCHESTER. Two DFFICE SPACE reactor’s uranium fuel core to cess can be which split more nuclei - creating a ing the water), if it continues to HOUSEKEEPER lor onolyslst system. PART TIM E Offlcecleon- looking pool, with 0 bedroom apartment, Fission Also train In wordrob- Ing, East Hartford All reol estate advertised In and 0 greot storage one cor garage too. A help keep atoms from splitting. regulated. huge amount of energy. Also there iIS a increase, without any change in wanted. Light house- the Manchester Herald Is house In the bock. second floor, yearly BASEMENT area of release of beta and gamma rays, fragment keeping In small home. Ing and make-up or- area. Thirteen hours great buy for your first “ What we’re trying to do is get N boron concentration or without sublect to the Foir Housing $239,900. Jackson 8, lease. $625 per month, Copt’n Cork’s Package known as radioactivity. Forty year old. Hours trlstv . Excellent In- per week, good pay. Act of 1968, which mokes It home or Investment. no pets, security dep- those red lights up top,” Joseph any change in control rod position Jackson Real Estate, Store. 485 North Main Y Neutron 2:30-11pm. Located In come. Coll Groce Please coll 632-5667, Illegal to odvertlse any pref- Anne Miller Real Est- osit required. Peter- Street, Manchester, tor Electricity t) or without any change in temper- 647-8400.D______ote, 647-8000.0______Grille, Seabrook’s operations South Glastonbury, fif- Blollos 724-0025. leove messooe.______erence, limitation or discrim- man Real Estate. 649- rent. 871-6765.______ature, then you’re critical.” ination based on roce, color, DARLING four room ex- manager, said during a recent teen minutes away GOLF Course restou- 1977 BUILT with garage. 9404. MANCHESTER. To tour. Seabrook operators would keep from Manchester. $7. GROUND maintenance ront/snack bar help religion, sex of notional pandable Cope Cod on This terrific end unit O intense heat created by workers. Full time origin, or on Intention to Woodbrldge Street In MANCHESTER. Two sublet four extra Final approval to start low- the reaction going for about a starting salary. All wanted. Seasonal posi- moke any such preference, condo with private en- bedroom luxury town- nuclear fission is carried out of work, Manchester Manchester. Two bed- trance, open floor plan, rooms, kitchen and ^ the reactor by the coolant and week. Most of the time the plant paid Insurance benef- tion. Good hourly IlmItotlon or discrimination. house. All appliances, bath, first floor plus power tests would trigger a oreo. Fam iliar with wage, tips, free golf rooms, brand new has 0 garage and on used for generating would be running at a fraction of 1 its, pleasant working The Herald will not know- heat, coble, carpeting basement. Convenient five-day plant warmup. After condition. Call Ted, grounds maintenance prlvlloges. Coll 643- ingly accept any advertise- both spotless kitchen, extra room In base- electricity. The coolant percent of capacity, but at times and mowing practices ment which Is In violation ot flreploced living room, and air conditioning. high traffic area. Very that. Seabrook’s operators slowly 633-4411,10-3. 9914.______ment. CHFA and FHA 649-5240. reasonable. Strano would withdraw the control rods, also controls the temp- would go up to 3 percent. The NRC necessary. Coll 278-2960 the low. full attic all ready to be approved at 8% financ- erature of the reactor TEACHER. State certifi- AUDIT Clerk. Company finished off. Hardwood MANCHESTER. Three Real Estate, 647-7653. then gradually dilute the boron low-power license limit is 5 to schedule will train, data entry BOLTON Green. Seven ing and only approxi- core It the core over- cation and BA/BS de- appointment.______floors, pretty yard. mately 3% down room, one bedroom concentration in the reactor’s percent. gree to head four year skills, desired, and room ranch, two cor apartment available In heats, a meltdown can SECRETARY/Book- Handy location. Priced needed. $82,900. Anne cooling water. The amount of activation and old nursery school pro- good figure aptitude. attached. Flreploced reasonably at $129,900. June. Security, no pets, IMISCELLANEDUS take place. keeper. Full time. Blue East Hartford location. living room, large fam- Miller Real Estate, 647 Neutrons, which are absorbed fission products a nuclear plant gram starting In Sept- Jackson 8, Jackson 8000.D______references. Nice area. meber. Monday, Wed- Cross/ Blue Shield, vo- $300. w eekly. Coll ily room, 1'/2 baths, FOR RENT by boron, would start careening produces — in other words, how Real Estate, 647-8400.n $500. per month. Utili- nesday, Friday, cation, paid holidays. Sharon at 228-9232, priced to sell. Call VERNON. LakevlewCon ties not Included. 643- into uranium atoms, splitting contaminated parts of the plant Please coll Bill Thur- owner evenings, 646- MANCHESTER.Two dos, two bedrooms, SALON Station In estab- o Radioactive wastes can 8:30-3:30. The Child- 1577. lished salon. Good op- them and releasing more neu- become — depends on how long ren's Place, Inc. 643- ston at 742-0600 be- I19JSITUATIDN 5691.______family. Priced for a den, loft. End unit with Steam cause serious damage to and at what power level the tween 8-5pm. quick sale. Thissixplus attached garage. Cen- ROCKVILLE. Conve- portunity. Must be trons, creating a chain reaction. all living things, and can 5535. A Cleon and airy three niently located. One motivated. Call 228- jcondensor; reactor operates. HAIRSTYLIST and Su- I'^IW A N TE D five room two family tral olr/voc. $157,900. At 1 percent of full power, there remain highly radioactive WAREHOUSE. We need bedroom ranch availa- offers newer kitchen, and three bedroom 3884. Most uranium fission products pervlsors. Busy new ble for Immediate oc- Home owners con- would be I billion times 1 billion lor thousands ol years. w an enthusiastic, hard LPN/mom will babysit In firep lace In living cepts, 646-4436 or 875- apartments available. SOUHCE; InloGraphics research InfoGraphlcs © 1989 Nonh America Syndicale. Iik. decay quickly — from millionths working person to contem porary salon licensed Manchester cupancy. Maintenance Rent Includes carpet, fissions per second, raising the offers clientele, excel- room. Two cor garage 6243. of a second to a couple of weeks — stock shelves and fill home storting June 12. tree siding. Nice pri- and fenced In yard ln« appliances, parking temperature at the center of the lent salary commis- vate rear yard. 20 Por- ROOMMATES but several decay very slowly, orders. Experienced Coll Robin, 646-4651. quiet residential area. and more. Securltyond fuel core to 1700 degrees. edged that the contamination preferred but not ne- sion, benefits, on-goIng tland Street. Hartford SOUTH WINDSOR references required. WANTED tests already authorized at Sea- taking up to thousands of years. training and opportun- EXPERIENCED nurse $199,900. Realty World, I Low-power operation, which should not preclude converting rem a in in g 0.7 p e rcen t is or three neutrons, the number of cessary. Call 649-7059. Rood to Keeney to Benoit, Frechette As- Call 872-8095. brook and, because the plant is a Seabrook officials argue that ity tor advancement In aide. Excellent refer- Portland. D.W. Fish Price reduction! Great deal — FEMALE roommate plant officials say would not the plant to another fuel because uranium-235, each atom having new fissions would increase geo- Garston Sign Inc., 110 ences. Seeks employ- soclotes, 646-7709.P MANCHESTER. Onebed- pressurized-water reactor, can the plant would conduct low- a positive, friendly en- . Realty, 643-1591 .D 2 bedroom end unit In very wanted to shore 2 bed- exceed 3 percent of full power, none of the equipment on the 96 protons and 139 neutrons. Only metrically and dangerously — in Batson Drive, ment In private home, VERNON. Immaculate room, paneling, refer- be done without nuclear opera- power tests only for the equival- Manchester. vironment. Call todov PRETTY cedar sided, full good condition. Indoor - room, 2 both condomi- would not produce electricity. nuclear side would be used for the uranium-235 atoms split eas- what is called “ supercriticality” for Interview. 646-1018. days only. Will do light home In e xc ellen t ences, no pets. $495. nium. $375. plus'/} utili- tion. The plant is heated by the ent of 36 minutes of full-power housekeeping and dormered cape on outdoor pool, tennis, health 646-3166. It would permit instrument non-nuclear operation. ily when bombarded with neu- — unless some of the neutrons are PERSON to work 2pm- move-ln condition. ties. 647-8457 otter 6:30. friction of water pumped at high operation — the NRC has set a shopping. 289-6633. aulet country rood. Large family room In club, clubhouse. Buy It calibration and test the fuel core Still, Pollard argued that the trons; the uranium in nuclear allowed to escape the fuel area so 9pm cleaning shower- Features Include 2x6 MANCHESTER. Two velocity through the reactor 45-minute limit — so that after DELIVERY van driver lower level with wet $111,900 or rent Itl $750.00 and other plant systems to make drawbacks of testing outweigh power plants is enriched to 3.5 they cannot cause further fission. /locker room facility. construction Anderson bedroom In The Man- coolant system; the water is kept bar. Root, siding and monthly. sion on Otis Street. sure they work the way they’re the benefits. percent uranium-235. (The reactor in the Soviet acci- short-lived isotopes decay, within for major corporation. Morlbourgh Glaston- liqJB U SIN ESS casement windows, at high pressure — 2,235 pounds about two weeks, radioactive Full benefits, bury area. Paid health, storms ten years old. Wallace-Tustin 644-5667 Den, living room, ap- supposed to. Plant officials liken “ It’s just total lunacy until you dent at Chernobyl became I'3 | 0PP0RTUNITIES brick fireplace. Con- Sliders to a patio and FURNITURE per square inch — so that it does Uranium used in atomic bombs contamination would be negligi- please call 249-6801 life and retirement temporary flair up- pliances, heat and elec- it to driving a new car slowly to have reasonable assurance that supercritical.) nice yard. $149,000. tricity Included. $750. break it in. not turn to steam. is enriched to more than 97 ble except for the fuel itself. between 8-5. plans. Coll Arbor Acres stairs with super cedar SLEEPER couch, black it’s going to run commercially,” Farm 633-4681 exten- Realty World, Benoit, Two months security. percent uranium-235. Slightly en- Ask for Don. both with locuzzl. 1.3 Frechette Associates, leather. $600. 646-5272 he said. During the following three During the tests, operators sion 360 between 9am- WHY SWEAT? acre lot. 30 French ILOTS / LAHD No pets. Two people riched uranium used in nuclear A b s o rb in g the n e u trons 646-7709.0______preferred, era Blan- after 5:30pm. But low-power tests must be days, Seabrook would be brought would vary the position of the 12:30pm. eoe. Rood, Bolton. Rt 84 to C ritic s d ispu te va lu e power plants cannot explode. There are several ways to Are you tired of A PLACE for you and FDR SALE chard and Rossetto, conducted before the plant oper- to “ criticality” — the point at control rods and the boron 384 to Wyllys street Seabrook critics dispute the When uranium-235 absorbs a “ absorb” the surplus neutrons. working for others? your horses. This eight 646-2482. ates commercially, and Seabrook which an atomic chain reaction concentration in the cooling wa- exit, left at exit, right at BEAUTIFUL 1.3ocres on value of conducting the tests neutron, it becomes the highly Uranium-238, which only some- stoplight. Right on room, 2Vj both Colon- outskirts of Manches- MANCHESTER. Clean, ITV/ STEREO / officials say tests should be would start and become self- ter to see the plant and its fuel Let your money ial has two acres, coral before commercial operation is sustaining. unstable isotope uranium-236, times fissions, acts as a "poison” Fire Department French Rood.D.W. ter at end of cul-de-sac. one bedroom apart- APPLIANCES conducted promptly so any prob- respond and compare that to RN/LPN work for you! and barn. $214,000. ment on Bldwell Street. assured — especially since the which has an 80 percent chance of to the fission process when it does Full time and part time Dispatcher Fish Realty, 643-1591 .d Your plans or ours? Blanchard & Rossetto First floor. $550. In- LARGE microwave oven, Nuclear Regulatory Commis- lems can be corrected without The activity would be centered undergoing fission. not. design projections by the plant’s positions available The Manchester fire de- Earn up to $1,500 MANCHESTER. Closlc $91,500. Anne M ille r in the 100 tons of uranium fuel in manufacturer, Westinghouse. Realtors," We're Sel- Real Estate, 647-8000.D cludes heat. Two excellent condition, sion, hoping to keep potential delaying commercial operation. 7am-3pm and partment Is currently a month. Part Victorian Colonial with llng Houses" 646-2482.0 Seabrook’s reactor core, deep In addition to releasing energy Boron also absorbs neutrons. Several operators would be at aluminum siding. months security. No too large for me. Ask- decommissioning costs down, has While conducting the recent 3pm-11pm, accepting applications COLUMBIA - Sunset pets, era Blanchard ing $125. 643-8787. — heat — the fission releases two At Seabrook, boron is used in the time. *9,950 Three bedrooms, two BUILDERS own home. Ridge. Six flat, dry lot, strictly limited the amount of tour, three Seabrook officials — within the plant’s familiar con- consoles in the control room 24 Monday-Friday. for the position of dis- Located near UCONN and Rossetto, 646-2482. Grillo; Gregory Kann, start-up crete containment dome. or three more neutrons, which control rods that can be inserted hours a day, while support staff patcher. Further infor- investment. Call full baths, large front one to two acres, walk testing Seabrook may conduct. can be used to cause more fission NO weekends. hall and family room. In W lllington. This to two lakes, thirty MANCHESTER. Spot- LEGAL NOTICE director; and Paul Gurney, reac- The uranium is packed in small into the reactor core, as well as in and NRC inspectors watch. mation and application 24 hours home has eight rooms, CONNECTICUT “ They’re going to drive around and establish a chain reaction. ALSO 7am-7pm and Convenient location. minutes to Hartford. less, first floor, four DEPARTMENT OF tor engineering supervisor — ceramic pellets loaded into thin, the water that cools the core. forms are available at: 1-800-637-8933. 2'/2 baths. Reduced for room apartment. Two the block, or maybe just run it in The split uranium-236 atom gives 7pm-7am positions $154,900. Sentry Real Beautiful sunsets, prl- TRANSPORTATION described what would happen I2-foot-long metal tubes. Two Manchester Fire Estate, 643-4060.O Immediate sale. Blan- ce/$70's. Sodlon Real bedroom, appliances, NOTICE OF PUBLIC the driveway,” said Robert Pol- off powerful gamma rays — the Even now, before low-power C o o lin g it b a c k d o w n every Saturday and chard & Rossetto Real- once they get final approval to hundred sixty-four tubes ar- Headquarters MANCHESTER. Re- Estate, 229801. no pets. $595. Includes HEARING lard, a former NRC safety official type of radiation in cosmic rays tests have begun, neutrons are Once the atomic tests were ‘ Sunday BAYLOR. tors," We're Selling heat and hot water. CONNRCTICUT PUBLIC conduct the tests; ranged in precise rows make one For more information duced! Colonial with TRANSPORTATION now with the Union of Concerned from outer space — and breaks being released in the core by a done, operators would fully rein- ' 32 Main St. HELP Houses" 646-2482.0 Coll Sue, 643-4862. fuel assembly; 193 assemblies please call; three bedrooms, I'/z COMMISSION Scientists. down into two or three smaller kind of starter fuel. But with the sert the control rods into the core • Manchester, CT WANTED PICTURE book Cope lo- I9i; i BUSINESS HEBRON. Two bedroom CONNRCTICUT are in Seabrook's core. ED baths and enclosed se- i o pr dper t y Pollard acknowledged that bar- H e a tin g th e re a c tor atoms, known as fission products. control rods fully inserted and the and increase the boron concen- ’ Director of Nursing, cond story porch. De- cated on o private no ^ I apartment, heat and URBANIZED AREAS ring major equipment failures or Like most U.S. power reactors, cooling water containing a high Crestfieid Convaiescent sirable area of Man- through street near hot water Included, ap- Notice Is hereby given that, Seabrook operators would, These are intensely radioactive. tratio.n of the cooling water. While ^ Bower School. Alumi- PACKAGE store- pursuant to Section 13b-11o, fuel-rod leaks, intense radioac- Seabrook uses slightly enriched boron concentration — 2,000 parts Home, chester. $158,000. pliances, cellar stor- over the course of five days, heat The goal of nuclear reactor reactor shutdown components ;; FOOD SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES num siding, dew deck. buslness. Manchester age, parking, large subsection (b) of the Statutes tive contamination from low- uranium fuel. per million — the neutrons are Manciiostor, ^ - 5 1 5 1 Sentry Real Estate, 643- of the State of Connecticut, a the reactor from 150 degrees — operation is to achieve a balance; were tested, the plant would be ; New retirement community seeks responsible, mature, 4060.D Low $140's. Blanchard high traffic area, yard. Twenty minutes power tests would be limited to eaulpment and Inven- public hearing will be held at the temperature at “ cold shut- a fission reaction that is self- absorbed before they can cause cooled back down to 150 degrees ' and dependable Individuals for the following openings: 8> Rossetto Realtors," to Hartford, fifteen 2:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. on within the reactor vessel, with the uranium to fission. MANCHESTER. New list- We're Selling Houses" tory Included, some Wednesday, May 17, 1989 at down” — to the normal operating U s in g e n ric h e d u ra n iu m sustaining but under control. This over five days. ing! Spacious less than minutes to Manches- mild contamination of reactor •Relief cook — full time 646-2482.0 owner financing possi- ter. $650. monthly. 649- the South Windsor Town temperature of 557 degrees. This In nature, 99.3 percent of is called “ criticality.” Other materials, such as the CAREER CONCEPTS 11:30am-8pm. two years young Con- ble. $109,900. Philips Hall, Council Chambers, 1540 coolant water. He also acknowl- If and when Seabrook operates EAST HARTFORD. Ever- 2871. has been done twice before in uranium is uranium-238. The reactor vessel and a thick con- temporary with three Real Estate. 742-1450n Sullivan Avenue, South Since each fission produces two commercially, fission in the UNLIiNITED ‘ Waiters/Waitresses — part time ything you need Is In MANCHESTER. Two Windsor, Connecticut. crete shield around it, absorb bedrooms, three baths reactor core would heat heavily PROFESSIONAL 4pm-8pm and two cor garage. this four bedroom Cope bedroom apartment. This Is one of a series of ten neutrons, known as activation with two baths. Perfect IRDOMS public hearings which will be pressurized water circulating PLACEiNENT SERVICE (20 hours weekly) Large rec room, Stove, refrigerator, held throughout the state In products. Those materials also through a closed loop of piping cathedral celling In liv- tor the larger fomllyon FOR RENT heat, hot water, air metropolitan oreos de- 63 E. CENTER STREET ‘ Utility (kitchen) person — part time a tight budget, over- Even sweet Vidalias drive researchers to tears absorb fission products. Activa- and create steam out of water in a 4pm-8pm ing room and large conditioning. Nice lo- signated by the Connecticut sized two-cor garage MANCHESTER. Fully cotlon. Call 649-5240. Public Transportation Com- tion and fission products are what second closed loop. The steam SUITE 208 deck. Susan Donahue. mission (CPTC). This hear- TIFTON, Ga. (AP) — Janie The gourmet onions have a Excellent wages and benefits. Call Antonette at Sentry Real Estate, 643- and large private lot. A furnished, clean and Smittle are collecting informa- Robert Shewfelt will convene a can make certain plant parts would be used to drive turbines, MANCHESTER, CT BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE ing Is Intended to cover the Hayes wears a mask and goggles reputation of being the sweetest, 647-9343 or apply In person at: 4060.D______must to see! D ir; quiet, nice location on Capitol Region. These hear- tion on sugar and pungency levels taste panel at the Experiment highly radioactive. Forbes to O'Connell. The Zoning Board of Appeals at work. Otherwise, her job would mildest in the world, but when which in turn would drive an We specialize In; bus line. Ladles pre- will hold a public hearing on ings will enable members of in Vidalias. Station in Griffin to sample some ARBORS AT HOP BROOK THIS home has a "place House #175 on right. the CPTC to gain firsthand drive her to tears. there are 50 to 60 Vidalias to slice To achieve criticality, Sea- electrical generator. for everything" with ferred. Security and Thursday, May 18, 1989 at “ We’re trying to develop a of the same onions that have been ‘Restaurant Managers $137,900. Philips Real references. $240. per 7:00PM at the Town Hall to Information and reactions The lab technician at the in a day, her lab fills with brook’s operators first wouid Beginning with the point at 403 W. Center Street many built-in and from the public concerning rapid, objective method of meas- tested. ‘ Retail Managers Estate, 742-1450.O month. 644-3503. hear the following appeals: University of Georgia’s Coastal eye-burning fumes and a pungent completely withdraw the 57 boron which steam is created, Sea- Manchester, Ct. abundance of cabinets. existing and proposed public uring quality in onions,” said Smittle, who has been studying Flreploced living BOLTON. Birch Mt TOLLAND. Single fur- 1. Meg and Peter Quish of 13 transportation services Plain Experiment Station peels odor. control rods now inserted among brook, in principle, would be no ‘ Secretaries Alexis Drive for a rear set- within the State of Connec- Smittle. "W e’d like to have a the compounds in onions since the room, large eot-ln kit- Splendor. Sparkling nished room, heat, and grinds samples of Vidalia the fuel assemblies. All excess new two story cedar back variance to construct a ticut. The Commission Is par- “ I have to wear a mask and technique... simple enough thata mid-1970s, hopes to establish a different from any other type of ‘Bookkeepers chen plus breezwoy electricity, parking. pool. ticularly Interested In receiv- onions and then conducts chemi- neutrons still would be absorbed comtemporory on 1.5 $80. weekly. 875-0337. goggles,’ ’ Mrs. Hayes said. “ Oth- grower or group of growers could relationship between the chemi- power plant. In a hydroelectric NOTICE OF VACANCY leading to a beautiful 2. Donald and Margaret Aspl- ing comments from public of- cal tests that may someday erwise, my eyes burn and my by highly borated water sur- plant, rushing water drives the Call today yord and garden area. acre wooded lot. Qual- nal of 71 Johnson Rd. for a sl- ficials and private citizens on measure the quality in at least cal composition of Vidalias and rounding the core. ity w orkm anship devard variance for a gar- how public transportation Is enable consumers to identify the sinuses throb.” fanlike blades of a turbine di- 649-1727 $149,900. D ir: Main APARTMENTS working In the State and what every field of onions they have.” the onions preferred by the taste Then, over a period of eight Street to South Main to throughout. Vaulted age. strength of an onion. She and horticulturist Doyle rectly; other plants drive turbine BOOKKEEPER: FOR RENT might be done to Improve It. This summer, food scientist panel. Corporate Inquiries 274 H a c k m a ta c k cedar celling In the 3. Ervin Piccarello of 34 Skin- Interested persons ore hours, the operators would dilute blades with steam. living room. Spacious ner Rd. for an area variance. welcome Superintendent of Schools for Regional Street. Invited to submit recom- flreploced family room EAST Hartford. Nice one 4. Donna Kinney of 34 Skin- mendations or other com- School District No. 8, Hebron, Andover, and COVENTRY. Well main- with sliders to private or two bedroom apart- ner Rd. for an area variance. ments concerning the tran- tained and nicely deco- Marlborough, Invites applicants for the deck. Great reduced ment. Heat and hot John H. Roberts sportation system, either rated three bedroom water Included. Secur- orally or In writing at the following position; Bookkeeper for Regional price. $299,900. Flono Chairman hearing. WAREHOUSE raised ranch located In Real Estate, 646-5200.n ity and references re- Zoning Board of Appeals School District No. 8, requires knowledge of one ot the nicest devel- quired. No pets. Coll 021-05 001-05 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 opments ot Coventry, EAST HARTFORD. Ex- 289-0000, M onday- MANAGER school budgets, state and federal grants, new wraparound deck, clusive property priced Friday, 9am-6pm. Sat- Opportunity for capable ability to process payroll, accounts payable to sole. Enloy the INVITATION TO BIO You can make excellent many recent Improve- urday, 10amm-2pm. Sealed bids will be received In the General Services' office, PART TiME rrapARTTiME PART TiME dish cloths from the mesh Individual for our public and receivable and basic bookkeeping skills. ments, fireplace, gar- warmth and comfort of Notices ir^ P A R T T iM E I M P A R T TiME warehouae operatlona In Eaat MANCHESTER. Beauti- 41 Center St., Manchester, CT until 11:00 o.m. on the dote HELP WANTED bags In which oranges, P q ] PART TIME age, wooded rear yard, the magnificent, cen- shown below for the following: L U hELP WANTED j HELP WANTED Hartford. Intaraatlng, buay Some familiarity with computers is also ful two bedroom apart- As a condition precedent to LL! HELP WANTED potatoes, onions, etc. are HELP WANTED easy commute to Hart- tered chimney and brill MAY 24, 1989 — ALUMINUM LADDERS LOOKING for dis- HELP WANTED aaaignment coordinating desirable. Salary depends on previous colonial. Three bed- ment, eot-ln kitchen, the placement ot any adver- PART time food demon- sold. Just boll for 15 warahouaing and ahipping ford, more. Philips tlslno In the Manchester He- hwasher. Part time experience and training. Send letter of room, 2 fireplace, 2 self-cleaning stove, INSTALL ONE (1) NEWSOO strator. Two doys a PART time work at minutes In water to which functlona. Right apot for Real Estate, 742-1450.n dishwasher, disposal fiberglass REINFORCED WATER rald, Advertiser hereby nights. Call for ap- Part-Time Secretary chlorine bleach has been gprage, with attached TANK agrees to protect, Indemnify week. Mature, well home on the phone "Handa on'.' active Individual application, resume, and references to: BOLTON. Birch Mt and refrigerator. Din- pointment, 633-3832. for small congenial but ready for long work day — workshop. In very and hold harmless the Man- groomed, outgoing. servicing our customers added. Put still good but Splendor. Sparkling ing room, living room OF FENCING, MORIARTY Market Restaurant, PART TIME Mon.-FrI. Experience In prestigious area. basebal l field busy food brokers office. no-longer needed furni- new two story cedar chester Herald, Its officers Glastonbury. Experience preferred In your spare time. Earn Michael R. Reilly Lovely private setting and one both. Air con- and employees against any Good typing a must. but will train. Call ture and appliances back Inventory control or comtemporory on 1.5 ditioned, very aulet, and all liability, loss or PART time position open $100-$300 weekly. Into use by selling them diatrlbutlon helpful, but we with double lot, on STATE RDm J^LL°#4^^'‘°***'^ *“ O'' 12-15 flexible Daisy Associates 673- The Manchester Assistant Superintendent acre wooded lot. Qual- quiet non through Ideal for middle aged 1 expense. Including attor- for bright, energetic 7098.______644-9045 or 528-0358. with a low-cost Classified. will alao train you. Inaurance ity w orkm anship or senior citizens on The Town of Manchester Is on equal opportunity employer, neys' fees, arising from Individual at New Eng- hours a week. and panalon benefita. Pleate street. Coll owner tor and requires on affirmative action policy for oil of Its PART time 3 days per 643-2711. 21 Pendleton Drive throughout. Vaulted appointment. 569-3758. busline. Heat an hot claims of unfair trade practi- land Video. Previous Call Linda, Mondays, aand raaume or latter lor cedar celling In the Vendors os o condition of doing business ces, Infringement of trade- week coordinator for Herald is looking for appointment. water Included. Only with the Town, os per Federal Order 11246. experler\.ce preferred Thursdays or Fridays. WANT ADS are the Hebron, CT 06248 living room. Spacious M A N C H E S T E R . 170 marks, trade names or pat- dental specialty prac- friendly way of finding a WE DELIVER $645 per month. Come Bid forms, plans and specifications ore available at the ents, violotlon of rights ot but not necessary. Hartford Despatcho flreploced family room Wetherell Street. Open see why we rarely hove 9-5pm at 646-5100 tice In Manchester. Re- cosh buyer for applian- For Home Delivery, Cell 10 people to work part Phone No. 228-9417/643-4210 house, May 20th and General Services' office. privacy and Infringement of Flexible hours. Com- quires mature, organ- P.O. Box 8271 with sliders to private a vacancy. One bed- copyright ond proprietary petitive woges. Stop In ces, musical Instruments, deck. Great reduced 21st, 2-4pm. Immacu- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CT ized person with good cars and a host of other 647-9946 East Hartford, CT 06106 Application deadline: May 2 6 ,1 9 8 9 room apartment avail- ROBERT B. WEISS, GENERAL MANAGER rights, unfair competition or call New England price. $299,900. Flono late 5 room ranch. able at $610. Agent and libel and slander, which diversified general of- Items. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 time evenings in our $139,500. 049-05 Video, 841 Main Street, fice skills. 645-0882. Real Estate, 646-5200. 247-5030. may result from the publica- Manchester. 646-2772. tion ot any advertisement In the Manchester Herald by PART Time handy man. tele-marketing dept. advertiser. Including adver- Afternoon position PART TIME tisements In any tree distri- available for dependa- bution publications pub- ble person. Hours 1- Stars Sell Your Car lished by the Manchester 5pm. Must have an Earn $125.00-$250.00 Herald. Penny Sleffert, CUSTOMER SERVICE Publisher. excellent driving re- Stand cord. Duties Include: We are looking for responsible service- a week. cleaning cars, running minded individuals to handle customer in- out ns LD8T 4 Lines — 10 Days IT’S TAG SALE TIME errands and general quiries. The position requires enthusiasm, AND FOUND chores. Contact: Tom 504 charge each addi- We offer: ED Kelly, 646-6464. independent thinking, and organization. tional line, par day. You ORDER can cancel at any time. LOST. Honey colored, Good communication skills and a pleasant •Guaranteed Salary 4 Days for the Price of 3! young male, short hair QHDDV cat, long thin tall, yery PART TIME telephone manner are essential. ONE FOR NO REFUNDS OR •Excellent Bonus Schedule friendly. Porter Street Advertising talst atsisUnt. Hours Monday through Friday ADJUSTMENTS area. 649-3087._____ Afternoons, 12-5:30. General YOUR AD Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to office duties Including data 3:00-7:30PM CALL HERALD •Weekly Pay LOST Large orange entry, typing and filing. Saturday Mornings TODAY! CLASSIFIED and white neutered COX CABLE OF •Advancement Potential announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. |cat. No front claws. In 7:00-10:30AM 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 GREATER HARTFORD 643-2711 the vicinity of Birch Call Cablerap Call Mr. Bellas at Tag Sale Ads Must Be Mt. Road and Case For interview call Frank at 646-7642 In By Tuesday, Noon, For This Special TAG SALE SIGN |Mt. 649-1479 anytime. 647-9946 Call 643-2711 STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE 647-9946 i I CARS I CARS I CARS I CARS FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE SpccioliSi^ D # [ f ! I F O R D E s c o rt, 1982, s u n P O N T I A C B o n n e v i l l e , O L D S C l e rro , 84. 70K, M A V E R I C K , 1974, go od ro o f, o m / f m cosse tt, 1983 s to tlo n w o g o n. E x - lo a d e d. R e t a ils $4,700. b o d y , g o o d e n g i n e , e x c e ll e n t c o n d i t i o n . c e l l e n t c o n d i t i o n . A s k in g $4,300. 644-3103. v e ry go od tire s plus $1500. 742-0312. $3,895. 649-9758. tw o m o u n t e d snows. A ll ro dlo ls. W ill pass Ml PAINTING/ I MISCELLANEOUS I n s p e c t i o n . A s k i n g SB I PAPERING I SERVICES $400. 643-9376.______C H E V R O L E T M a l i b u “W'e ran tell you G S L B u i l d i n g M a i n t e C l a s s i c , 1980. G o o d what to look- for... E X P E RT n a n c e C o . C o m m e rc l- c o n d itio n. M o n y n e w E x t e rior a nd Interior and what to look o l / R e sId e n tlol b u ild in g ports. 59K. $1,200. 649- p a inting a n d w allp a p er r e p a irs a n d h o m e Im h a nging. Limit e d exterior 7795.______out for!" p r o v e m e n t s . In t e r i o r re a toratlon. Pre vlou a work T O Y O T A C o ro ll a , 86, f iv e c a n b e aeen upo n raqua et. a n d e x t e rio r p o in t in g , • d o o r, a u t o m a t ic , o lr C o n t a c t B C C o m p a ny. lig h t c a rp e n try . C o m 644-6968 c o n d it io n in g , o m / f m H a r B r o p l e t e j a n i t o r i a l s e r c a ss e tte, 30K, e x c e ll e n t v ic e . E x p e ri e n c e d , r e l c o n d itio n. $8,200. 647- P a in t in g IR7 PROOFING/ i a b l e , fre e e s tim a t e s. 0018 o t t e r 5pm. SIDING 643-0304.______CHORCHES MOTORS of Manchester ■Sf I 80 O a k l a n d St. CARDINAL M A Z D A R X 7 LS , 1980, Scr e e n e d lo a m, gra v e l, M a n c h e s t e r , C T BUICK, INC. g a r a g e d w in t e rs, lo w FARRAND REMODELING LEAKY ROOF? p r o c e s s e d g r a v e l , 1968 CHn SI 111, fV6 '14.595 m il e a g e , $3,200 o r best Quality Painting C L Y D E 1988 Buic k LaSa bre '12999 R oom additions, de cks, roof Moit rooff con f ropalrod, s a nd, a ton e, a n d fill f or 190' 4HAOOW >10.595 C H E V R O L E T- B U I C K , IN C . Services In plac« of total raroofing axpanaal 1986 O e v Convar Van >17999 ing. siding, w in dows a nd gutt d e liv e ry c a ll G e o rg e ions O' RIES *7,995 R O U T E 83, V E R N O N ers. All types of re mod eling and Complata reroofIng of all typot. 1988 Buic k Skylark $8990 ■^CAMPERS/ • F r e e E s t im a t e s 85 4 repairs. C a ll B o b F arra nd. Jr. PREE ESTIMATES Q rlf f in g 742-7 886. 1988 QM Sit I"J •6.995 Caprice Dr. *8495 1988 Buic k C e n tury '11990 I t RAILERS • S e n ior C it iz e n D is c o u n t s leHF nODQE SHADOW i8796 85 AM C Alliance 2 Dr *2675 1987 Pont Q ra n d Am '8280 Bus. 647-8509 Manchester Roofing 85 Cavalier C J 4 Door *4495 • .A lu m in u m & V i n y l 19.'.7 OOOGE 0150 P U '11,396 1987 Buic k Skyh a w k '7980 C O A C H M A N L e p r e Res. 645-6849 645-8830 THOMAS PAVING 85 SpsiHrum 4 Door *5195 1986 Buic k Regal 2 Dr. S O L D ^ P o w e rw a s h in g 1988 OODQE DAYTONA *10.195 ch a un R V 1976, sle eps F u lly in sure d a nd 85 Buick Somarast *7295 1988 Ch e vrole t Cavali er '5990 si x, v-8 , a u t o m a t ic . M cLiriM y H a i m b o n d e d. R e sid e ntia l, 1987 OODQE OMNI '4.995 85 Electra 4 Door *1 0 9 9 5 $4,995 o r best o f f er. Improve im nto 646-6815 1986 Buic k Ele ctra >10250 1987 BUICK SKYHAWK ••.495 85 Century 4 Door *7495 659-3868.______Fre e estimates W e ’r-? H e r e t o S e rv e c o m m e rc i a l, fre e 1986 B uic k C e n tury >8150 • Decks e stim a t e s. 1987 CHRYSLER 5ttl AVE '13.995 85 Camp o Coupe *6995 1985 Buick LaSabre LTD <8290 • Roofing Resid ential Ex t erior 86 Cavaliei s Door *6995 1986 Buic k LaSa bre >8290 MOTORCYCLES/ • Sheds Painting. Call 6 4 9-5 29 5. 19«e PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE '4,995 MIKE GIACALONE 86 DeiM IB •'>ocr *9995 1985 Buic k Som ers et >7440 • House p ainting Hous e s. O a ra g e s. B arns and 198« PLYMOUTH RELIANT *5,195 MOPEDS UN O LEU M SERVICE 86 .vie XR,- *9495 1985 Chrya LaBaron Wag. Mges 6 4 9-3 3 3 1 Porch es. HDME IMP RDVEM ENT Fully Insured Spring fix up. V K H om e S a r- 1986 CX100E RAMCHARQER 'lO.SR" 86 O' 15 Clera Vugo n * 8 995 Q u a lity W ork At Hon e st 1964 Eldorado Conv ert >14999 M O T O R C Y C L E I n s u - Quality Workmanship vlca a takaa c a r of all rapaira 86 Spectrum 4 L.oor *4995 Price. 1985 CHEW SPECTRUM ro nc e . Som e d a y c o v LARRY’S Free Estimates a nd m a int a n a nc a from A to Z. 86 Nova 4 Door *6495 81 A d a m s St . WOODWORKING & Free Estimate 1985 BUICK ELECTR 995 e r a g e , c o m p e t i t i v e Gall 6494174 643-5439 Licensed and Insured Manchester rot es on full r a n g e of CARPENTRY FREE ESTIM ATE S 643-Z791 872-9111 649-4571 m o t e r e v c i e s . C o l l Repairs to R emod eling FRANK YOUNG 228-47D8 C ro c k e t t A g e n c y , Inc. 843-1577. Lice nsed and Insured I ELECTRICAL SAS H»i m ImprevaiiMiits 646-4 21 0 PAINTING and Rapalr "No Job Too Sm$ll" 15 yra. Servic e Sinc e 1973 WALLPAPERING DUMAS ELECTRIC Daokt. Porelwt. StMMnck. PHnang. WIndoiM. Rooting Framing. Service changes, AddMona, and Qanatal RanovaHona. Interlor/Exterlor R&Y additional wiring and Q u a lity Work At T h e B e t t e r Remodeling Specialists repairs on existing Af ford a ble Price s 5 homes. Quality work at Fre e Eatimataa C h e v y A u t o Company Prid e ta k en in e very affordable prices. Lic e ns e d a nd F ully Insured Call Stave jo b w e do! Entirely owner operated. Expert 27 years exp. Call 944-1143 Cra ftm a n$hlp Q u a lity is o ur m ain Joseph Dumas C e n t e r In A ll Ph a $ e» o f c o nc e rn. 6 4 6-5 2 5 3 . R a m o d a ling I LANDSCAPING Selected models HEATING/ •Castin eWiitm REASONABLE available with special Dui|Hd bpiacim'i RATES PLUMBING STUMP GRINDING Sm a ll tre e a n d h e dg e Dn IiS ebstM GMAC financing W e c a t er to the re m ova l. • Nwl t Kit^is S M&M OIL Vinyl Sidiie Bitli] h o m e own e r. P LU M B IN G A H E A TIN G Sr. C it iz e n ’s D is c o u n t Fre e Estim a t e s •be liMs •birNm S e n ior Citiz e n • OH Burn e r Se rvic e 6 Salas 872-8993 •Ruf] •bfifis Disco u n t • Auto m a tic OH D e livery S a n lo r DIa co u n t • W all P um ps Sala s 6 Servic e DON’S LAWN SENVKC MD . % APR F R E E E S TIM A T E S • W a t er He at ers (Ei k m c a Qu | 2 9 F u lly LIc a n a a d SANDEMN6 F U L L Y IN S U R E D (^11 now for: F u lly In a ur a d • B a thro om 6 Kitch e n 2 years R a m od a ling Rototllling, Fr a a Ea tim a ta a Mowing, 643-6774 • S e nior C itiz e n Di a cou ntt Sh ru b a H e dg e Trim m in g 263 Main St. • Ele ctric work by 16% la a ia r CMbaa Mtc a asl T.D.M. Pre cision Ele ctric 644-7011 Manchester F R E E ESTIMATES PAINTING AND LANDSCAPE 6458892 Phon e: 649-2871 DECORATING Sp e cia lizing in la nds 6.9% APR c ape tie re taining walls, M R K • Comple te Interior MISCELLANEOUS steps & bord ers. 4 years HOME and Exterior Painting SERVICES Ken IM PRO VEM ENTS • Power Wash 871-1953 A business built on • Gutt er Re pair tntegrityl VINYL SIDING & • Small C arp e ntry Carpentry • Windows • Rep air REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Siding • Kitchens • . % APR E x p e rt ly in st a ll e d. 9 9 • Qia zing Beths • Additions • MOVERS Dec 1(9 • Fully insured P l e a s e c a ll P a u l R y d e r 5 years

Fully licensed S IneuredI • Fre e estimates a t 7 4 2-0 0 1 8. " M O V IN G " Free estimeteel DJ. WOODS Movm o HAWKES TREE SERVICE HANDLING ALL YOUR OR Rebates Up To - 6 4 6 -9 6 5 6 646-1894 MOVING NEEDS Buck e t, trur;k 6 chip p e r. Stum p Lxterler PeleUef 6 remov al. Fra a estimates. •CompletD Movm O N E O F T H E go od h abits •Truck and 2 Mdh for Staiaiag Ds m . Sp e cia l consid e ra tio n lo r Heavy Kama th rif ty p e ople h ov e d e v e Hous e s, garag es, d e cks & eld erly a n d h a ndic a pp e d. •Fraa Paraonal loped Is d o lly re a ding of fences. E x t e rior porch e s a Eatimataa the a ds In cl a ssifi e d. steps re bulH. H a tch w ays 4 6 4 6-6 7 1 7 $1000 647-7553 Th a t ’s wh e re th e y find e x t e rior c e ll ar d o o r rebuilt. va lu e buys. F ull Ina., free eat. 649-7950. ‘ ‘All vehicles fully equipped with air conditioning, automatic transmission and more MISCELLANEOUS ISnOPFICE/RETAIL I2 U EQUIPMENT FOR SALE ELECTRICAL D O N ’T K N O W a n y o n e w h o w a nts to buy w h a t - SINCE 1936 - you h a v e to sell? Le t a S T E E L Office d e sk. 30 X MAINVILLE ELE CTRIC w a nt ad find a cash b u y e r 60. Th r e e d r a w e rs , t y Profaaalonat alactricat work dona. f or y o u! p e w rit e r p e d e st a l. $50. END ROLLS Update that old fuse panel to circuit braakara. Hours: Mon-Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 6 4 9 - 8 2 4 1 . L e a v e 27'/5" w id th — 25

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66 Mercury Sable *6995 V IC T O R 16mm sound m o Q8 ekQ., Low mitee G E T O U R P R I C E B E F O R E Y O U B U Y !! vi e p ro l e c t o r. A clo ssic 65 Toyota Celica GT *7995 In f a ir co n d itio n. Tw o 5 Npeed. Loaded 65 Accord LX *6995 cos es. $75. 649-8241. 5 tpaad. Clean L e a v e m e ss age. 63 Eacorl Wagon *2995 6 apeed. Low MIlea INTEREST RATES AS LOW AS O Q o/ 86 Z"26 Camaro *8995 MISCELLANEOUS 6 apaad. Sharp OR . 85 Honda CRX *4995 ^ A.P.R I FOR SALE 6 apaad 65 Subaru GL Hatchback *3495 CASH BACK REBATE On Selected Models* 4- apd. 4 wd. A/C d o l l H O U S E -E h g lTs Ti 67 Hyundai QLS *4500 2^ > T u d o r . N i n e p l u s 5- apd, Elec Sunroof ro o m s c o m pl e t e ly f u r 66 Mercury Lynx *3495 nish e d. $500. f irm . Coll 4- ipd, AM/FM atarao tape 1989 LTD CROWN VICTORIA as vw QTi *5995 o tt e r 4pm or le ave 5- ipd. A/C m e ss a g e. 568-1903. COUNTRY SQUIRE WAGON

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7 2 HOUR MONEY BACK NEW 1989 ESCORT 2-DOOR HATCHBACK GUARANTEE JOE R ILE Y ’S D I L L O N F O R D STK. #0313 OldB 84 Rrtnza •S.»»5 OVER 60 ESCORTS IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM 319 M a i n S t., M a n c h e i t e r Chevy 'S4 Chevettt '2.W9 TH IS C A R IS EQUIPPED WITH: ' Dodoe '83 400 *3.995 68 " E X P C o u p e '7495 Chevy '85 Cavatler •4.995 88 Escort " LX " H / B '7495 • POWER STEERING • POWER BRAKES Old* *89 Cutlast •6,299 88 Escort " Q L " H / B '7495 • AM/FM STEREO • AIR CONDITIONING Ford '88 LTD PRICES FROM •8.695 65 Escort 4 -D r H / B '4496 • FULL SIZE WAGON Olde '84 Cutleeg •6,795 86 Must a ng T-T o p s Ford *87 Ranoer P.U. •8.995 >6995 Olda '84 Della •8.999 83 Escort Lik e N e w '2595 List Price *19,609 Buick '89 Ragal •7.596 87 Escort " Q L " H / B '5595 Olda '87 Clera •7.995 85 Musta ng Sunroo f >4995 Ford Factory Discount -l ,000 ooni, '89 800 8TE •8,695 69 Bra n(j N e w Feetiva >5795 *6453 Olda '88 98 Ragency •6,995 86 LTD Brougham Sedan Joe Riley’s Discount_____ ^,190 >5896 Olda '87 Cutlaaa •9.996 88 M ercury Sa ble “Q 8 " • 7495 IN STOCK VEHICLES CNLY STK. #9229 Toyota *80 Calica GTS •9.999 86 F250 4x4 *9995 M 6,419 CMda *67 98 T-8#dan •14.999 89 Prob e LX D e m o • 12995 Olde '80 Cutlaaa Claaeic •19.995 86 Te mpo 4Dr. New Eng. •5986 A.P.R. ■ Annual Percentage Rate • SALES DEPT. Mon.-Thurs. 8:30-8:30;

B O B RILEY OLDSM OBILE 88 R anger X LT •6995 FrI. 9:30-6:00; Sat. 8:30-5:00

AND MARINE 87 84 Te m p o 2 Do or •4295 PARTS 4 SERVICE DEPT. Mon.-Frl. 8:00-5:00

250 Adimi 81., Minch. 88 Ford F I 50 P /U • 10595 643-2145 24 Hour Towing - Corfiplele Repair 4 Painting BEST DEALS AROUND Not responsible (or typographical errors. 640-1749 643-2145