2U - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Oct. 1. 1984 BUSINESS iron Bulow confident Bolton media plan Play Bingo Business Check out real estate syndication despite Impending trial criticized at hearing and win cash ... page 4 ... page 10 In Brief If you are a small investor with as little as $3,000, little as $2,000 and own a lew bricks in a page 2 you can gain access to the real estate syndication muitimillion-dollar skyscraper. Secondary offering slated boom — an upsurge estimated to reach $20 billion in A Levan emphasizes that investors might want to look public and private offerings by the end of this year. Y o u r at a syndicator whose real estate is mortgaged, since BOSTON — Houghton Mifflin Co. has filed a Federal guidelines for Individual Retirement Ac­ participants in such a fund can write off a portion of registration statement for a secondary public counts (IRAs) also permit investors to put up to $2,000 M o n e y 's their investment — as much as 40 percent in the first offering of 299,043 common shares. a year into partnerships if the Securities and year. Write-offs could cumulatively amount to 70 The offering will follow the conversion to Exchange Commission approves the offerings. W o rth percent over six years. common stock of $5 million of the company's 13 Real estate syndication — known only to an elitist Sylvia Porter Caution: Becoming a limited partner in real estate Clearing tonight; percent convertible subordinated notes held by group of sophisticated wealthy investors 10 years ago V syndication is not for everybody. Each state sets its Manchester, Conn. one institutional investor, which represent the — is now one of fastest-growing segments of the sun on Wednesday shares to be sold. financial community. own criteria for investor suitability, but the rale of Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984 thumb in most states is that the investor in public real — see page 2 Houghton Mifflin said it did not intend to If you are among the vast number of the uninitiated, The bulk of syndications, however, are executed by estate offerings shou Id be at least in the 30 percent tax Single copy: 25$ include any shares on its own behalf in the public real estate syndication involves the purchase of a number of small financial organizations, many of bracket with a net worth of about $75,000. offering and the company would receive none of shares or units in a fund backed by a mix of which are registered with the Securities and This type of investment might be excellent for you if Unnlh the proceeds of the sale. commercial and residential properties that can iManrfeatFr Exchange Commission for public participation. you are a young professional seeking to build-up include office buildings, shopping centers, condomini­ Private syndicators generally are involved in the enough equity to buy a home, a married couple with Textron changes lineup ums and warehouses. You, the investor, become a limited partner. purchase of a single property and require an children trying to afford the cost of higher education PROVIDENCE. R.f. — Textron Inc. has investment of at least $25,000. or a retiree who is looking for fresh investment announced that the metrology products line of is Unlike money funds, certificates of deposit, Ginnie Among the major public real estate syndicators are opportunities. Jones & Lamson Division will become part of the Maes and other financial instruments, the rush to real Merrill Lynch, Balcor, Consolidated Capital, JMB Much of the industry's recent growth has been Landlord Bridgeport Machines Division effective Oct 1. estate syndication was sparked by the opportunity to Realty, and I.R.E. Financial Corp. of Coral Gables. spurred by its ability to deliver above-average The move will permit Bridgeport to form a share in profits in large income-producing properties Fla. Real Estate syndication for a public offering attractive returns that cannot be matched by most as well as tax incentives that allow the small investor operates in a manner similar to a mutual fund, says other investments. Donovan metrology products group with a strong distribu­ tion netweork, officials said. The division to receive portions of the benefits that go directly to Alan B. Levan, chairman of I.R.E. Financial. The In the last several years, thousands of financial threatens recently became distributor of the Numerex the property owner. difference is that some of the funds generated from planners, brokers and other investment experts have Corp.'s line of precision coordinate measuring the property's depreciation and interest on the begun selling limited partnerships in real estate Now the giants are moving in and such firms as mortgage are sheltered from taxes, as are capital syndication. Even life insurance agents are jumping machines and other related inspection Merrill Lynch and American Express are among the equipment. gains if the property appreciates. on the bandwagon. lawsuit growing list of syndicators now totaling more than If, for instance, you cannot invest in large-scale Clearly, real estate limited partnerships are Textron's metrology products operation, which 5,000 and still growing. says he’s will retain the Jones & Lamson name, is based in commercial real estate by yourself, you can put up as definitely not just for the wealthy anymore. York, S.C., and produces a broad line of By Sarah E. Hall measuring equipment. Many lose their land Herald Reporter The lawyer representing down­ Rhode Island banks merge town merchant George Marlow PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Columbus National today urged the Housing Code innocent 2 Bank will officially merge into Rhode Island Enforcement Committee to con­ Hospital Trust National Bunk effective Monday, Farmers feel uncertain about future sider granting variances for his By Frank Spotnitz officials announced. client's apartment building — and United Press International Reagan team hopes A new business unit called the Rhode Island By Sonia Hillgren warned that if the committee Banking Group has been formed as a result of the United Press International sharply higher interest rates that could be traced refuses, it may risk a lawsuit. NEW YORK — Labor Secretary to ride out storm merger to serve state consumer and small back to bank deregulation, the Federal Reserve's Raymond Donovan surrendered banking needs, officials said. Attorney John LaBelle Sr. said — see page 5 MOUNT AYR, Iowa — Ed Kail, a young Methodist moves in 1979 and 1980 to control inflation and federal that the panel should apply the today to face criminal charges of Robert W. Powers, who was president of budget deficits. grand larceny and falsifying re­ Columbus and senior vice president of Hospital minister, coined the term "community grief" to Manchester housing code through­ describe his neighbors' reactions to the agricultural The 1980 grain embargo, imposed because the out town, not just to Marlow's cords while he was an executive of Trust, will retain his Hospital Trust title and head Soviets invaded Afghanistan, dealt the first blow to a New Jersey construction firm. that new group, officials said. depression in this southern Iowa farm town. building at 869 Main Street. The final blow was last year's drought, the worst in farm exports on which farmers became dependent in "Otherwise, I will bring suit," he "It's a political hatchet job," vone Construction Co. and the firm The addition of Columbus' nine banking the 1970s. Then efforts to squelch inflation streng­ said Donovan of the charges before itself were named in the 137-count branches to those at Hospital Trust will bring the a half century. A year later, the effects on the said. "There will not be selective community are still painful. The latest jolt was the thened the U.S, dollar, making farm exports enforcement of Mr. Marlow and entering the Criminal Courthouse Indictment that stemmed from an number of statewide banking offices to 39, expensive for foreign buyers wracked by worldwide in the Bronx. investigation into Schiavone's re­ officials said. unexpected forced closure of the Tingley State Bank. not other people in this town." Kail believed raising the shared feeling to a recession. The town's investigation of the "You bet your life," Donovan lationship with JoPel. JoPel is an conscious level and naming it was one of the best ways As the farm boom of the 1970s ended, farming Marlow building began last march replied when asked if he would excavation company owned by Steel firm gets contract to deal with stress of forced farm sales, job layoffs in became less lucrative so, farmland lost value. after the landlord asked for help fight the charges. New York state Sen. Joseph local small industries, neighbors leaving town and Farmers' collateral shrank as their interest pay­ evicting a tenant who had taken in Donovan, who went into the Galiber and reputed mobster Wil­ AVON — SKF Steel Co. has announced the farmers having difficulty borrowing money to hang ments doubled. young people barred from Man­ courthouse through a side en­ liam Masselli, that did work for receipt of a two-year, $1 million contract from on for another year. Bankers used to lend farmers money based on chester's homeless shelter. Door- trance, said he would have no Schiavone on a New York subway Rockwell International to supply precision rolled collateral. Banks were forced to shift to cash flow in a further comment before his ar­ contract. forgings. "We were in a massive grief reaction as a to-door downtown inspections are community," said Kail in his study, where he transition so fast farmers could not adapt. planned but have not begun for raignment, which was scheduled Bronx District Attorney Mario SKF Steel analyzed and developed a ring counseled more than twice as many people as usual "They're moving into a phase that no one lack of staff, officials have said. at 11 a.m. in state Supreme Court Merola's investigators and the profile for Rockwell's Oshkosh heavy axle plant, this past spring. understands right now," said Randy Vardaman, who Five members of the enforce­ in the Bronx. grand jury were probing charges the end user of the rolled ring forgings and "There was a feeling around that we were losing our was vice president of failed Tingley State Bank and is ment committee, which has not Donovan announced Monday that $8 million allegedly paid to implemented a special steel grade to enhance future," he said. "The more we talked about it, the now working for the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. met for six years, gathered in night he was taking a leave of JoPel by Schiavone In 1979 and 1980 Rockwell's machinability. more people responded.” He has seen people lose an entire life estate of Lincoln Center this morning to absence to answer the accusations. was based on false statements and Kail and other ministers worked with local farmers $350,000 to $400,000 within the past four years. Some "I plan to devote all my time and bogus billings aimed at inflating 0 hear Marlow's request for varian­ Ocean Spray narrows hunt who organized to work on farm policy issues. After ROBERT CAMPBELL farmers' net worth fell by $150,000 to $200,000 just ces that would relieve him from attention to this matter," Donovan the value of the work performed by one forum. Kail, an acknowledged novice on . . . farmer in need of help because of last year's drought. demands made in an enforcement said of the indictment that he JoPel. PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Ocean Spray Cranberry agricultural issues, summarized farmers' frustra­ Vardaman estimated 15 percent of Ringgold County order issued Aug. 24. termed "a mindless inquisition" Schiavone lawyer Theodore Inc. has narrowed the search for a new home tions, including hostility toward bankers, in the local make the area a deer, quail and pheasant hunter's farmers have gone out of business over the past four The committee put off its deci­ Monday night in a terse statement Geiser said he had not seen the office location to five sites in Middleboro. newspaper. crops elsewhere in Iowa early this summer. Yet years, and one-third to as many as 45 percent of sion pending an inspection of he read to reporters gathered at his Indlctmont but was Informed by a Lakeville, Kingston, Plymouth and Wareham. That upset bankers in his congregation. Buffeted by several Iowa bankers said flood problems paled in remaining farmers are having financial problems. Marlow's building. lawyer's Washington office Bronx prosecutor that the firm and All five sites are within 25 miles of the building.' its executives were charged with the same powerful economic forces as farmers, paradise also mean that Mount Ayr is poorer than He declined to say how much land his bank had But Director of Health Ronald company's current home office in Plymouth. bankers were spending sleepless nights worrying Kraatz rejected LaBelle's argue- "I fully expect to resume my one count of grand larceny, 125 C other parts of Iowa. There was less cushion to Curtis L. Collison. Jr., Ocean Spray spokes­ taken over from farmers. Banks and the Farmers duties just as soon as this injustice counts of maintaining false busi­ about farmer clients and struggling to keep the withstand the hard times. Home Administration, the government's farm- ment that Marlow should be man, said final recommendations will be made to community afloat after the drought. The bankers has been dealth with," said Dono­ ness records and 11 counts of filing Massive floods caused millions of dollars damage to lending agency, are not selling land they hold, for fear allowed an exception to space false buriness records. a board of directors meeting in November. contributed further to the minister's agricultural cornparison to the continuing impact on Mount Ayr of requirements because they are too van, who has been dogged by Ocean Spray is a cooperative of about 700 of depressing land values further. They are renting it questions about his new Jersey President Reagan, spending education. agriculture's economic crisis, worsened dramatically to farmers, sometimes the same farmers who lost title stringent. cranberry growers and 100 citrus growers Then Kail, a man with a knack for airing tough by last summer's severe drought. to land. And committee Chairman and construction firm since before Monday night In Biloxi, Miss., nationwide and in Canada. joining the administration. whil^ on a Southern campaign issues, brought farmers and bankers together. Relishing the somewhat isolated characteristic of While Vardaman was struggling to help as many Chief Building Inspector Russell "It was going to get ugly here if we didn't get to Davidson said he already knows a UPI pAolo He said he was leaving imme­ swing, granted Donovan's request Speldel has renovations the region, the people have been largely successful at farmers as possible restructure their debts, the bank diately, in part, to ensure "that this for leave — without pay — talking," he said. protecting their children from such disruptive outside was ordered closed by the state, its insolvency blamed "big problem" exists with the Labor Secretary Raymond Donovan Seven others connected to a New Aided by the coming of spring, the general mood shared use of bathrooms in the does not reflect negatively upon immediately. T PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Three city buildings social influences as drugs. They have poured their tax on a poor loan portfolio. Tingley bank officials says partisan politics were the reason Jersey construction company where the president" in the current White House officials said Un­ that were part of the Speidel Division of Textron shifted and most people in Mount Ayr — a microcosm dollars into a top-flight school system, where admitted most of their customers were in dire straits complex, as well as with a kitchen of the crisis facing American agriculture — became set-up he said attracts insects. for his indictment Monday on criminal Donovan was formerly employed were campaign. dersecretary Ford B. Ford will Inc. are undergoing major renovations the new superintendent Phil Burmeister said, “We're not For decades, cash prices for farm products were Donovan and seven other cur­ replace Donovan on an interim owners say will transform them into modern guardedly optimistic in their struggle to preserve afraid to plug in computers and work with kids on a relatively stable. Marlow and his lawyer argued charges by a New York City grand jury. also charged. their beloved, family-centered rural lifestyle during a one-to-one basis." that bathrooms are essentially rent or former members of Schia- basis. office complexes. But international economic forces have made Albert R. Veri, president of Albert Veri and painful transitional period of history they do not fully But the people of Mount Ayr have been unable to private, since there is at least one understand. prices so volatile Vardaman encouraged farmers to for each apartment — even though Associates, said he bought the former Speidel insulate their almost idyllic life from international overcome their lack of understanding and fear of engineering building at OOShipSt. for$100,000and "People don't expect to make gobs of money down economic forces that wrought a dramatic change in they may not be attached. here. They just want to live," said Teri Campbell, a using futures or options markets, both tools for LaBelle also objected to the has invested an extra $65,000 for general circumstances for farmers over the past five years, locking in prices and shifting some of farmers' risks to District changes proposal renovations. farmer's wife. She said new hope is based on a feeling making agricultural finances so volatile that old rules speculators. town's demand that Marlow pro­ A limited partnership called 89 Ship Street that it can't get much worse. ~ no longer apply. vide a minimum of 400 square feet "The futures market has always been a giant dark of floor space for each of his 21 Associates bought the former Speidel computer Steep verdant hills and beautiful woodlands that Those forces invaded the community in the form of cloud to a farmer," Vardaman said. center building at the same address for $155 000 apartments, nine of which are to meet firehouse decision Partners Michael C. Sayles and J. Allan Soares currently rented. LaBelle argued that Marlow cannot comply with said New England Mutual Life Insurance Co. ment for a decision. He said putting a decision on the firehouse moved into the building last fall after $450,000 in Region forgets simple taxes Income is up, growth rate is down that request because combining By Alex GIrelll rooms wouldn't satisfy the code. Herald Reporter Davidson's communication on the before one of the zoning bodies. improvements. subject was a memorandum to Relations between the two mu­ James R. and Marilyn Winoker, who bought the He said the town should abide by By Steven W. Syre a "more sensible" proposed state In order to avoid having to go General Manager Robert Weiss, nicipalities, traditionally subject former Speidel jewelry automation building for firms whose in-state activites are consi­ not a formal response to the to strain, have been tense over the $360,OW, plan to lease space in that building after United Press International dered more profitable than operations housing code which bases floor before any town zoning authority, space on the number of tenants in the Eighth Utilities District will district. firehouse question. Before it set they finish more than $1 million in renovations. elsewhere will pay less in state taxes. In any case, LaBelle said, he out to establish a firehouse to cover BOSTON — The way states tax compan­ Worldwide unitary accounting, the most each unit. probably build its proposed fire­ ies doing business within their borders can LaBelle also asked for an exten­ house in the rear portion of found no surprises in the decision Buckland, the district tried to buy Avco earnings Increase controversial method, is practiced in four and said it still permits the district the town's Buckland station but take any of a half dozen complicated forms states, none in New England. A company in sion on corders requiring omple- property it is buying on Tolland GREENWICH — Avco Corp. has announced a — three practiced in New England alone — tion of needed electrical work and Turnpike, the district president to do what it wants, which is build a was turned down. record $35 million in consolidated earnings for the a worldwide unitary state and owned by a firehouse on the rear of the lot. The town completed iu fir.ehouse and most give someone something to foreign firm measures its earnings against a variance on some of the require­ said Monday. third quarter ending Aug. 31. up 22 percent from complain about. ments for kitchen and bathroom District President Walter Joyner said he does not want to while a suit was pending ^tw een the same period in 1983. the parent and all other subsidiaries around damage the effort he and Mayor the town and district over who had When state corporate income taxes were the globe. AFTER-TAX INCOME AT ANNUAL RATE facilities. Joyner said Monday night that the Fully diluted earnings per share before an born in the 1910s and 1920s, they followed a 160 In August, town building inspec­ rear section of the land is in a Rural Barbara Weinberg are making the right to provide fire protection. extraordinary credit were $1.25, up from the$1.05 relatively simple method by basing a Massachusetts and New Hampshire use tors cited his apartment house for Residence Zone, where a firehouse toward smoothing relations be­ A court decision said the district in the 1983 third quarter. After an extraordinary company's payment on how much money it an accounting method that combines ISO 52 code violations after allowing can be built without the need Cor tween the district and the town by had the right. credit of $2.8 million due to the repurchase of made from in state activities. permission from either the Zoning domestic and worldwide unitary taxation. 140 him a 90-day grace period to outstanding debt at favorable market prices, net Simplicity eventually gave way to If a foreign firm owns subsidiaires in New rectify problems ranging from Board of Appeals or the Planning earnings rose 32 percent to $37 million, or $1.35 unitary taxation, practiced today by the Hampshire and Iowa, for example the cockroach infestation to lack of and Zoning Commission. per share in the 1984 third quarter, compared to vast majority of states, but in different performance of the Iowa unit is used to adequate space. He said he favors that option if it 4 die on turnpike $28 million, or $1.05 per'share in 1983. forms of varying complexity. The five measure taxable income for the New 120 "We cannot be the shelter forthe is possible. Revenues were $722 million in 1984, up 4 percent states that don't use some unitary method Hampshire subsidiary. homeless in Manchester any­ In a decision made public FAIRFIELD (UPR - A tractor- One injured man listed in good from $691 million in the 1983 third quarter. today have no state corporate income tax at Maine employs another combination of ® 110 more," LaBelle said. "That is Monday, Russell Davidson, the Compared to the same quarter a year ago, all. trailer vaulted a Connecticut Turn­ condition was admitted to the domestic and worldwide unitary account­ impossible." He recited a litany of town's chief building inspector, pike median strip today landing on hospital's burn unit with severe results from AVCO’s propulsion systems' area The changes were made generally ing. using activities at some foreign said the portion of the land that ■o X smashed windows, torn awnings four or five cars in a fiery crash rose significantly, reflecting improvements in J 3 9 n b- smoke inhalation, burns of the because determining profits from in-state operations but ignoring others to determine ■2 • C w t - 9 t: • c • and other wreckage caused by fronts on Tolland Turnpike is in a which killed at least four people certain turbine engine programs as well as activities became nearly impossible for Its income tax. S r O ito •h t! S r o c Business I zone where a firehouse hands and feet and possible lung U <0 J g tenants. and injured five othera, state Injuries, said spokeswoman Anne increased deliveries of spares at its piston engine bigger companies with many units contri­ a 3 • a H 3 • S is not a permitted use. He said the 2 A branch operation a Maine company has a CO O ’ O’ C7 O LaBelle also contended that police said. Ziff. Officials did not release his unit, which was adversely affected by a strike at buting in the production of products sold in in Canada will be used to measure taxable United States and in other cases also become subjects of debate because some The decision appears to leave Police said the tractor-trailer, Keith Durocher of Fairfield also HoraM photo by Pinto $213,139, or 16 cents per share, on sales of $6.7 including worldwide operations. The re­ states view the practice of worldwide Inside Today several options open to the district an empty flatbed, was headed east was listed as "seriously Injured" million the same quarter last year.' lated units and subsidiaries included in the unitary accounting as a plus in the Building on the back of the lot is while his wile, Pamera, 25. was in Advict ...... toward New London In a pack of Look out, Frttz equation also vary. aggregate - bringing in more tax dollars BERT J. SM ITH ,liic one. Appealing Davidson's deci­ trucks when it crossed the median fair condition with lacerations and Duke moves up at PIttston Unitary accounting attempts to deter­ on the whole. Arso towns...... sion to the Zoning Board of Appeals a concussion. The "Fritzbusters," Donna Mercler, Thomas H. Fergu­ Clastifltd...... 1 is another. Seeking a variance divider into the westbound lane at GREENWICH — Robert D. Duke was elected mine how much money a multi-state or INSURANSMITHS SINCE Comics...... the Bridgeport-Falrfield Une, Lt. The identities of the dead were son, and Vivian Ferguson, entertain fellow Republicans multi-national firm makes and what chunk Aside from the criticisms over adminis­ from that board is also a possibil­ senior vice president and general counsel of The Enttrtainmont...... Gov. Joseph J. Faullso said. He withheld pending notification of at the opening of Republican headquarters In Pittston Co., it was announced Monday. of that should be attributed to the state for trative burdens — and double taxation in 1914 High $chool W orld...... ity. And asking the Planning and said four people were killed. relatives, police said. Duke joins Pittston after serving as senior vice tax purposes. some cases — pervasive unitary methods Jackpot Blneo...... Zoning Commission for a change of The truck "lor no apparent Fauliso said state police planned Manchester Monday. They sang and danced In political But an individual company could come are frowed upon by the federal government. Lottorv...... zone is still another. to reopen westbound lanes of the parody of the Ghostbusters routine. The lyrica poked fun president and general counsel of Freeport- Obltuorlos...... Asked yesterday if he would reason vaulted the center median MoMoRan Inc. out ahead or lose when it comes to state The U.S. Treasury Department argues Opinion...... and landed on four or five vehi­ highway today and were rerouting taxes based on unitary accounting. 649-5241 appeal Davidson's decision, attor­ at Democrats and praised Republican candidates. For The company also announced James M. Davis that major international trading partners Ptoplotolk ...... cles," said Fauliso. eastbound traffic off the turnpike example, "If you love Biz, she's the best there is." Biz is was named executive vice president of Pittston Generally, a corporation whose out-of- Sports...... 1 ney John D. LaBelle Jr. pointed out Two of the vehicles caught fire at Exit 25. are alienated by those tax practices, in 65 E. Center Street Toitvislon...... that legally there is nothing to' Coal Sales Co. state operations are more deemed profita­ some cases upsetting trade arrangements trapping the occupants Inside, The crash was the latest of Elsie Swensson, candidate fqr re-election as representa­ ble will pay more state income taxes. Those Manchester, Ct. Wsothor...... appeal. He did not make a formal several events in recent years to that took decades to establish. application to the Building Depart­ Fauliso told reporters at the tive from the 13th Assemblv District. Stories on the s Capitol in Hartford. plague the turnpike. opening, page 3. t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 2. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 2, 1984 — 3 P e o p le t a lk Weather Republicans decide to fight Today’s forecast Ryan’s no Jerk Phone and dance tap Conaectlcnt, MauachaielU CPBG re-entry and bonding : Ryan O’Neal, never a candidate for Holly- Just as Ana MUIer had settled Into her Hilton and Rhode Island: Occasional wood's favorite son, promises, ‘T m not going to Hotel suite in Indianpolls for the Hoosier run of rain or drizzle this afternoon. By Alex GIrelll now that the town build low income publicly by Joseph Sweeney, a be a jerk again” in his reformation as father, her Broadway hit, Windy southeast coastal sec­ Herald Reporter housing. former Democratic town director actor and constant companion of Farrah “ Sugar Babies,” tions. Highs in the mid SOs. Naab said the relationship be­ and a leader in the movement to Fawcett. she received a call Tonight: gradual clearing, lows By a vote of 36 to 4, with two tween the town and federal govern­ withdraw from the grant program. O’Neai announced that son Griffin, who had a from Washington, 40 to 45. Wednesday: partly abstentions, the Republican Town ment now is simple. He said the Zero goals are maintained by East drug problem, “ is cured and ready to go back to D.C., asking her to sunny with highs 60 to 65. (^m m ittee voted Monday night to federal government wants to give Hartford and West Hartford, work.” Papa Ryan punched the kid's teeth out a vacate the place. Maine: Occasional rain today. Oppose the town's re-entry in the the town about $500,000 and the which are among the towns that year or so ago. He aiso said daughter Talam, 20, The reason — Highs 45 to 53. Occasional rain federal Community Development town can use it for the benefit of the accept grants that include money will move to New York to study. Vice President Block Grant program. people. He said there are many that would overwise go to O'Neal, long overdo for a hit Aim, is pieased likely north and rain en^ng George Bush was ! The vote — taken by secret ballot worthwhile things that can be Manchester. with the good reviews for his new movie, followed by gradual clearing scheduled to sweep M f l l -7- came after a 45-minute debate accomplished with the money. Sweeney, Naab and Sadloski all “ Irreconcilable Differences,” and is about to into town, with lodg­ elsewhere tonight. Lows 35 to 45. during which five speakers op­ John Tucci, who describes him­ served on a citizens’ committee embark on a new picture, '“The Fever.” Clearing north and mostly sunny ing on the floor posed entering the program and self as a conservative, said there that studied whether the town above, and the Se­ elsewhere Wednesday. Highs in dnly one, Geoffrey Naab, spoke in are contradictions in President should get back into the grant cret Service wanted the 508 to mid 60s. favor. New Hampshire: Occasional Ronald Reagan that people might program and eventually recom­ M iller's quarters as Town director Peter DiRosa took not be aware of unless they read rain today. Highs 45 to 53. Rain mended 9-5 with one abstention Marin nets Met star a security measure. no stand but urged the committee the conservative journals. that it rejoin. So did Vivian Miller, who taps a ending followed by gradual Former Metropolitan Opera star Blanche members to vote on'^consideration He said the legal services Ferguson, who also spoke Monday patriotic “ Stars and clearing tonight. Lows 35 to 43. of the facts and not according to department in the U.S. Justice night. Thebom is spending her time in California's Stripes” finale ev­ Feel erind end aprey In the lece Mostly sunny Wednesday. Highs emotions. Department was to have been Ferguson said the regulations Marin County, where she's directing "The ery night in the in the SOs to mid 60s. Barber of Seville.” Today: rain early then by afternoon mostly cloudy with occasional The committee — after a brief reduced and it has not been. Courts governing the grant program in show, politely re­ R',.- Vermont: Cloudy and cool with rain or drizzle. High In mid SOs. Wind north 10 to 20 mph. Chance of debate bn a proposed $4.6 million are getting more powerful, he said, 1979 and 1980 have not materially Thebom, a mezzo-soprano who was popular at fused. Instead, she rain likely today. Highs in the rain 80 percent. Tonight: gradual clearing. Low 40 to 45. Wind bond issue to finance infrastruc­ even under Reagan. changed. She said she resents the the Met in the '50s and '60s, said the production for said, she's had to the Marin Opera was exciting and fresh for her low to mid SOs. Becoming clear becoming northwest 10 to 1S mph. Wednesday: partly sunny. High in ture improvements 'in town — He said a judge is telling the city thought that anyone would vote Ann Miller put up with phone voted to oppose the bonds. In a 'V because she had no professional experience with or partly cloudy tonight but with the mid 60s. Today's weather picture was drawn by Jeremy Amaral, of Yonkers, N.Y., not only how against entering the grant pro­ taps, sniffing blood­ areas of dense fog forming. Lows hand vote, only five voted in favor. many units of housing it must gram on grounds of race. the Rossini opera. hounds, bomb detection squads and F B I agents 10, of 69 Bigelow St., a fourth grader at Waddell & h o o l. “ I think an artist of my experience can do a 35 to 40. Partly cloudy Wednes­ They included Directors DiRosa build, but also where to build them. lurking about her room. and Donna Mercier. " I don't want anyone to come in very great deal for the company, or for any of day. Chance of showers north. Tucci said the town's victory in Herald photo by PInlo . -•...... * After the vote. Republican Town the suit over its withdrawal from here and say I ’m a racist,” she what I call 'satellite' opera companies, because Milder with highs in the low to said. Republicans at the opening of G O P trar of voters Nov. 6, Mary Jane we have been exposed to the greatest interna­ mid 608. Chairman Curtis Smith pledged the CDBG program was a hollow that the party would work against one because it did not restrict the Director William Diana, the only headquarters in the Manchester Mall Crandall, a campaign worker, and tional artists and directors,” Thebom said. “ We Everybody’s an editor director who voted against putting can also instill a professional work ethic.” Long Island Sound passage of the two proposals when courts from stepping in. Monday night discuss the progress of Jonathan Mercier, who is opposing Pushing a publication deadline, Peter Cook they appear on the ballot as local He said the town should stay out the question to the voters for a I third time, said he normally would the campaign. From left they are Mary James McCavanagh in the 12th Assem­ turned to high-tech to finish his seventh medical The National Weather Service referendum questions in the Nov. 6 of the program until it gets a favor a public vote on a major Willhide, who will become G O P regis- bly District. mystery thriller, “ Mindbent.” The Boston-based forecast for Long Island Sound to election. He also said that Demo­ guarantee that it will not be subject doctor-author of "C om a," “ S p h i n x,” “ F ever” Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk cratic Director Stephen Cassano to a suit over it. question. B.ut he argued that the voters have already decided twice. On the Police beat and "B rain” chucked pencil and yellow legal Point. would not be allowed to forget that Vulnerability to a lawsuit by pads and turned to his Wang word processor for Small craft advisory is in he favors rejoining the grant civil rights activists, particularly 2 The Police's lead singer. Sting, has been busy in During the discussion of the $4.6 his first computer production. effect. Winds will be north to program, which is administered since the town is setting a zero goal million bond issue, DiRosa said Candidates state positions the movie biz, coming out in three Hicks — But something g litc h ^ midway through northwest 10 to 20 knots this by the federal Department of for the construction of low and "Dune,” ' “The Bride” and "P lenty.” Meanwhile, that anyone who has seen road and "Mindbent,” he said. "Suddenly it emitted a afternoon. Northwest 10 knots to Housing and Urban Development. moderate cost rental housing, state Sen. Carl Zinsser told- back at the band, his cohorts are following suit. sidewalks in Manchester should be flooding problems on Route 83. she wants to be a repre.sentative strange sound and I lost a couple of pages. It Cassano is running against state figured in the oppostion of several fellow Republicans Monday night Guitarist Andy Summer is hard at work writing IS knots tonight and west to aware of the need for work on He said he favors the repeal of because of the .social amenities happened a couple of times. I figured it was the incumbent Carl Zinsser for elec­ speakers. at the opening of party headquar­ a film in which he will act and for which he will southwest 10 knots to IS knots them. state taxes imposed to offset a that go with the job. Lord suggesting these pages weren't so good.” tion in the 4th Senatorial District. ters at the Manchester Mall that compose the music. He won't reveal the details, Wednesday. Visibility Becoming But Naab argued that "Any civil He said he did not think it would deficit that no longer exists, Jonathan Mercier, who is oppos­ The town dropped out of the rights activist can come into town his opponent had not chosen to the except for the mind-boggling description, "It's a better than S miles this after- be profitable to debate the issue of improving the Children's Trust ing Democratic incumlx-nt James CDBG program in 1979 after town and sue us.” take the high road in the campaign. cross between 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' and nooon, tonight and Wednesday. how they got into bad condition. He Fund to combat child abuse, taking McCavanagh in the 12th Assembly Zinsser, a two-term incumbent, 'Arthur.” Partly cloudy this afternoon and voters decided by a wide margin to J. Winthrop Porter mentioned said the work needs to be done and the party lever off the voting District, said he was motivated to withdraw. In a lawsuit against the is opposed for election in the 4th Police drummer Stuart Copeland is starry- The leggy approach clear tonight. Mostly sunny Manchester resident Frank Smith he urged committee members to machines and appointing a state enter politics because he was tired town that followed the withdrawal, as a person who might sue over a Senatorial District by Manchester of corruption in state government eyed over a film he's producing that will be set in Peter Allen, searching some time ago fora song Wednesday. Tides — one foot vote in favor of issuing the bonds. inspector general. He said he a federal court held that the town zero goal. “ I ask you not to give this Thomas F. Ferguson — who said Director Stephen T. Cassano. opposes a state income tax and and tired of a record of incompe­ Africa. to honor his ex mother-in-law, Jndy Garland, above normal today and near had not violated anyone’s civil man the opportunity to sue Man­ casino gambling. tence. He proposed that the stale came up with a theme during Julie Wilmn's normal tonight and Wednesday. he agreed that most of the work rights by withdrawing. chester,” he said. needs to be done — called the Zins^r said it "kind of gets to offer a tax credit to employers who cabaret act. Irked by some loud talkers at the Average wave heights decreas­ Satellite view Naab, the only speaker who Betty Sadloski said she had you" t o ^ called insensitive. Slate Rep. Elsie Swensson. the provide day care facilities for their next table, be sent them a note that read: "Quiet, ing to 1 to 2 feet Uiis afternoon proposed bond issue a "garbage favored re-entry, said he had voted asked Smith, a frequent critic of Cassano has dubbed Zinsser 13th Assembly District representa­ employees. Now you know please, there's a lady on the stage.” and less than 1 foot tonight, then Com m erce Department satellite photo taken at 3:30 a. m. E O T shows a can issue,” because it contains so against continuing in the grant the town's performance in civil many projects. He said voters "M r. Negative,” and described tive, said that in the past four years He argued in favor of merit pay That became the name of the song that brought increasing on Wednesday. cloud shield producing rain extending from Pennsylvania to the program in 1979 and again in 1980, rights matters and minority hir­ have one chance to vote on the him as insensitive. she hasputinalotof hard work. " I f for teachers. In the first six centuries A.D., waves of Asian down the house at his recent Carnegie Hall stint in Canadian Maritimes. Clear skies stretch from the Atlantic to the settlers crossed from Korea onto Japan and when a second referendum was ing, if he planned a suit. 5he said he whole package, with no chance to Zinsser cited as his accomplish­ I get up at 5 a.m. to go in and read Hershel Klein, Barbara Kcnnel- New York. Next Allen is heading for Broadway to Extended outlook Plains. Clouds, associated with a low pressure center, dot the Rockies brought with them much of what has become held. He said it was pretty clear told her he did not. select among the projects. ments his work in establishing a my bills, I'guess I can spend a little ly's opponent in the First U.S, star in his own show, “ Legs,” based on the life of and Great Basin. Elsewhere, high level cloudiness from Hurricane then that the federal government But, Sadloski said, "You are fund to combat child abuse, getting time socializing,” she said. Japanese culture — including Buddhism, Confu­ gangster Legs Diamond, to be staged by Extended outlook for New “ Personally I think some of Congressional District, said this cianism, medicine, astronomy, script and even England Thursday through Polo streams into southwest Texas. wanted to tie a lot of strings to the giving an activist a reason to sue them could be bonded,” he said. a bus shelter restored on Hartford She was alluding to suggestions year presents an opportunity for a "Zorba's” winning producers Fran and Barry grant program. with a zero housing goal.” Road and involving the state by her opponent, former Manches­ rice farming. Weissler. Saturday: But he opposed the issue because Republican to win in the highly Connecticut, Massachusetts But he said there is no regulation The zero goal was first suggested it included too many items. Department of Transportation in ter Mayor John Thompson, that Democratic district. and Rhode Island: A chance of showers Thursday. Mostly clear P Z C tables application Friday and Saturday. Highs in 0 608. Lows mostly in 40s. Manchester in Brief Vermont: Dry th rou ^ the period. Highs in the mid SOs to Main Street to get trees mid 608. Lows in the SOs. Purdy wants change for expansion New Hampshire, Maine: Trees will be planted on the sidewalks along two blocks of Main Chance of showers Thursday. Street as part of the Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce's Bv Kathv Garmus school and condominiums planned of the Purdy Corp., told the PZC rezoned and Purdy failed to Chance of showers north and fair tree-planting program. Herald Reporter by Strano. that the houses on the five parcels develop it. south Friday. Fair Saturday. Kenneth C. Burkamp, owner of the Manchester Mall at 811 Main • And denied 3/S Construction have deteriorated and do not Janenda said that the land is not Lows in the SOs to low 40s. Highs St., told the Planning and Zoning Commission Monday night that The future in Manchester of the Inc, a waiver of sidewalks for one C represent the best use of the land. appropriate for residential use in the SOs to mid 60s. eight to 10 trees would be planted from Purnell Place to Bissell Purdy Corp., a manufacturer of lot on Sass Drive and three lots on "Dwellings tend to have an because most of the houses on it do Street. The trees would be placed in holes cut into the sidewalks, he aircraft engine parts, depends on Kent Drive. economic life.” he said. "This is a not conform to zoning regulations Across the nation said. its ability to expand into nearby In arguing for the Purdy zone classic case of where the value of and much of the surrounding land When asked what would happen if Main Street is redesigned as a areas, a Manchester attorney told change, Janenda said the company the land exceeds the improve­ is already zoned for industrial Showers and a few thunder­ result of a reconstruction plan awaiting review by the state, the Planning and Zoning Commis­ — which employs about 232 people ments and the improvements have uses. sion Monday night. showers will be scattered over Burkamp said the trees would be moved to off-street parking lots. and has a $6.5-million payroll — "is to be demolished." He rejected an argument pul the southern Plateau and south­ The PZC approved the tree-planting. Attorney Joel Janenda, who a rather substantial member of forth by Director of Planning Mark ern Rockies. Rain will occur National forecast represented the company during a the Manchester community.” But Eugene Sammartino, the Pellegrini in a Sept. 27 memoran­ across New England. Skies will I'A-hour public hearing on its The company recently pur­ developer of 17 condominium units dum that there was already T be cloudy to partly cloudy over For period ending 7 a.m. EST Wednesday. Tuesday night will find Group home hearing set application for a zone change, told chased the 7.5 acres, on which five on Adams Street next to the parcel enough industrially zoned land in the southern Plains, central showers scattered across the far Southwest while the remainder of the PZC that Purdy needs the houses are located, to accommo­ zoned PRD. said that even if Manchester. The Purdy Corp. Rockies, lower Missouri Valley the nation enjoys generally fair weather. Minimum temperatures The Planning and Zoning Commission has scheduled u Nov. 19 zoning of 7.5 acres on Adams Street date further growth, he said. The Finnegan's argument were true, cannot choose where it locates at changed to Industrial to allow for and the upper Ohio Valley. High Include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta public hearing on a proposed amendment to zoning regulations company has grown "dramati­ "that does not preclude the fact this point, he said. future expansion. temperatures will be in the upper 47(76), Boston 46(66), Chicago 45(71), Cleveland 44(66), Dallas that would allow group homes for troubled teenagers to locate in cally" in the past 10 years and that those buildings are being used " It is critical to them that they be The land is on the east side of 40s and SOs over the Northeast 61(63), Denver 42(66), Duluth 35(54), Houston 60(62), Jacksonville residential areas. recently expanded its plant, Ja­ for residential use.” able to have their expansion m-cur Adams Street near the company's nenda told the PZC. and temperatures will climb into 49(79), Kansas City 49(75), Little Rock 51(76), Los Angeles 60(77), The amendment was proposed by the non-profit Transitional “ The real value of any of those in their immediate vicinity,” he Living Center Foundation, which wants to open a group home for plant at Adams and Hilliard “ They’re not in the real estate dwellings is what it is for the said. the SOs over southern and central Miami 67(61), Minneapolis 43(69), New Orleans 53(81), New York streets. “ children with special needs.” business," Janenda said. “ They’re consumer,” he said. The site is large enough for a UPl photo Texas and the desert Southwest. 50(64), Phoenix 66(87), San Francisco 53(72), Seattle 47(66). St. “ They have to be able to know The amendment was rewritten after an earlier version not doing this on a speculative Sammartino said that while he one-story building containing up to Louis 51(77), Washington 52(70). that they can expand to meet the basis." Air quality submitted by the TLC Foundation was rejected by the PZC on the knew the pitfalls of the site when he 48,000 square feet, according to W. demands of their business,” Ja­ The land the company wants Today in history grounds that it was too vague and did not give the commission purchased his land to build the Donald Holmes, an engineer who nenda said. rezoned is divided into six parcels, The state Department of En­ enough leeway to reject group home proposals on the basis of site Bigelow Brook Estates condomini­ spoke on behalf of the Purdy Corp Those born on Oct. 2 include India’s Groucho Marx in 1895. The PZC tabled action on Pur­ five of which are zoned Residence vironmental Protection provides Manchester Herald characteristics. ums, he had reason to believe the Although Pellegrini recom­ Mahatma Gandhi (left) in 1869 and daily air pollution reports and dy's zone change application until A and contain occupied houses. surrounding land would remain mended in his memo that the zone its Oct. 15 meeting. ragweed pollen count informa­ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher The other parcel is zoned Planned zoned for housing. change be denied, at least two tion from the Department of Residence Development. "This^ is not a matter of fine- commission members indicated Penny Sadd Massaro free on bond In other business, the PZC; Health Services. The recorded Mark F. Abraitis The six parcels are separated tuning," he said of the zone change they were in favor of it. Associate Publisher • Gave M IP 14 Corp. permission from the company 's plant by land message is provided at 566-3449. Business Manager After arraignment Monday in Manchester Superior Court, application. “ It’s an outright re­ “ I think what’s there now is a Almanac to change some of the sizes' and owned by Andrew Ansaidi Jr. and quest to destroy a well thought out USPS 327-500 Manchester restaurant owner Michael Massaro, arrested Friday location of units in the Southfield disaster, " said PZC member Tho VOL. CIV. No. 2 Andrew Ansaidi Sr. Janenda said plan." mas Ryan. on cocaine charges, was released on $50,000 bond. Condominiums on South Main company officials have been nego­ Today is Tuesday, October 2nd, Kathleen Folia of 368 Adams St. Ryan moved for approval of the Marx in 1895 and novelist Graham In 1981, President Reagan pro­ PublIMM txctpt Sunday Judge Harry N. Jackaway reduced the ^ n d from the $100,000 Street. tiating with the Ansaldis to pur­ the 276th day of 1984 with 90 to Lottery “pd pSTjaln holidays by the Man- also spoke in opposition to the zone zone change but withdrew his Greene in 1904. posed upgrading the U.S. arsenal month, SIS.35 ' set by police after Massaro’s arrest. Massaro appeared in court • Approved the application of chase the land but they have so far follow. rijssfer Publlihlne Co., 16 Bralnord for three months, S30.70 for six change, although not against the motion after no one seconded it. On this date in history: to include M X missiles and B-l Ploeo, Manchester, Conn. 06040. with his attorney, Hartford lawyer F. Mac Buckley. East Catholic High School and refused to sell it. Purdy Corp.'s plans. Folta said the The moon is in its first quarter. SKond clou postage paid at Man- monthsond $61.40 for oneyear. Moll " I think anything Purdy would In 1780, British spy Major John bombers "to keep peace well into rates are available on reauest. State and local police Friday raided Massaro’s West Side Frank Strano to fill in wetlands off Manchester real estate ap­ The morning star is Mercury. Connecticut daily SSS'iSL POSTMASTER: company had been a good neigh­ do there would be an improve- Andre was convicted in connection the next century.” ?g"d"ddrets chonaet to the Man- restaurant at 331 Center St., where they said they found 10 ounces New State Road to permit the praiser James W. Finnegan, who The evening stars are Venus, bor. But she said she feared what ment," said PZC alternate Theo with Benedict Arnold’s treason In 1982, a powerful terrorist Monday: 014 Mester Herald, P.O. Bax » l , of cocaine. A search of two cars turned up another six ounces of the building of athletic fields for the appeared at the hearing on behalf Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Manchester, Conn. 06040. To Ploce a classified or display could happen to the land if it were dore Brindamour. and was hanged in Tappan, New bomb demolished a hotel in the report a news drug, police said. Those bom on this date are under York. Play Four: 1357 Iranian capital of Tehran, killing g u a r a n t e e d DELIVERY; If iSSrii “nil®"-®''’''" '®®«' The searches capped a five-month investigation that is not yet the sign of Libra. They include In 1968, U.S. Supreme Court you don t receive your Herald by 9 r‘' l ! ’®Sr* are8:30a.m. at least 60 people and injuring Other numbers drawn Monday 5 to s o.m. Monday through Friday. complete, according to state police spokesman Lt. Kenneth H. MarvastI calls for center .B ritain ’s King Richard the 3rd in Justice Abe Fortas withdrew his some 700 others. in New England: pjn. weekdoyt or 7:30' o.m. Sotur- . 1452, German soldier and states­ day, please telephone your carrier. Kirschner. Kirschner said Monday that more Manchester arrests nomination as chief justice. Six A thought for the day: Mahatma Maine daily: 719 If you re unable to reach your man Paul von Hindenburg in 1847, The Manchester Herald Is a are expected in connection with the case. months later, he resigned from the Gandhi said, “ Non- violence and New Hampshire daily; 6334 fdU *“l**erlber lervlce at French military commander Fer­ weekdays or to »J!<>»<;rl»>«r to United Press Interna­ court, admitting he had made a truth are inseparable and presup­ Rhode Island daily: 6444 tional news services and Is a dinand Foch in 1851, India's o.m. Saturdays for ouoranteM financial deal with the Louis pose one another. There is no god dellverv In Manchester. member of the Audit Bureau ttf Chemical People plans drug fight Mahatma Gandhi in 1869, Groucho Vermont daily: 335 Circulations. Swensson taps KargI for campaign Wolfson Foundation. higher than truth.” Massachusetts daily; 9739 Judy Kargl has been named manager for the political campaign By Sarah-E. Hall He chairs the lodge’s Drug and Herald Reporter • Oct. 10: a talk at Bennet Junior ol an in-patient unit for treatment of State Rep. Elsie “ Biz” Swensson, who is seeking re-election in Alcohol Awareness and Education High School, called “ Sons/Daugh- of drug-addicted or troubled tee­ the 13th Assembly District. Committee. ters — Drugs/Booze,” and pres­ nagers in Manchester. Pick up your very own After a period of dormancy^ the Non-alcoholic “ juice bars," re­ 2 Kargl formerly worked as an assistant clerk for the ented by a representative from TODAY’S NUMBERS CHiemical People Task Force is "Manchester Memorial Hospital PLAY JACKPOT TODAY’S BINGO GAME JeckpoUBtngo card Transportation Committee of the General Assembly. creation programs and treatment Plainville’s Wheeler Clinic. Ling­ re-emerging with a "Drug and policy is not to admit anyone who Other members of Swensson’s committee are Faye Lawrence, agencies are among the services a ard hopes to start a parents’ group FOR JACKPOT BINGO at one ot theaa Alcohol Awareness Month” has an alcohol or drug problem community can sponsor, said called "Uving with your adoles­ IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY treasurer; Mary Sears, secretary and assistant treasurer; Vivian planned from now until early unless they have a major psychiat­ Mancheatar locatlona: Lingard, a former Manchester cent” at the same time. Ferguson, finance chairwoman; Paul Gauvin, advertising and November. ric problem," he said. "Jhere is a director. She said the task force • Oct. 24: "Sex - Drugs — Rock A| Sleffert’s Appliance* publicity; Alfred Kargl and Joseph Swensson Jr., signs; Richard During a news conference at definite need for an in-patient will meet with the Elks after & Roll,” a talk in the Manchester and Dorothy Wann, mailing; and Annabelle Dodge. Bennet Junior high School Mon­ psychiatric unit just for 445 Hartford Road "awareness month” to consider High School auditorium by the adolescents." Kargl described Swensson as a decidated person and poplular day, task force leader Martha Highland Park Market what steps to take. director of medicine at Bridgeport A hospital planning committee NNGO legislator who has the support of voters from all parties in Doiron and four other backers of ‘ Choicest Meats In Town” The anti-drug group wants to Hospital. EVERY DAY IN THE HERALD Manchester. the program announced a series of has turned down his proposal that 7 25 34 53 66 317 Highland Street "touch base” with health profes­ ■'4$“Nov. 5: "Starting Early.” a Swensson will be opposed by Democrat John Thompson, a talks and workshops aimed at drug the vacant Miller building at MMH 01(1 FashioiHMl (!arr\-()ti| Westown Pharmacy sionals, parents, students and special workshop for Manchester former mayor of Manchester, on Nov. 6. abuse. be used for such a facility, 12 30 39 68 teachers during October, Lingard teachers sponsored by the Automo­ Marvasti said. M PRIZES t‘r\ ir(‘ W ilh Our Fricudh .Smih 455 Hartford Road Doiron also said that a non­ said. She said the task force Doiron bile Association of America. Jeans-Plua profit, nationwide drug rehabilita­ founded will continue even though Zinsser gains Realtors’ backing tion outfit called ‘ ‘Straight, Inc." is EVERY WEEK 297 East Center Street Doiron is moving to California. Doiron and others called at the ■ i I 7 Hialilaiid .S(, considering Manchester as a site noo EVERY DAY IS A Cardinal Buick, Inc. From Oct. 8 through 14. Man­ news conference for recognition ATTORNEY The Connecticut Association of Realtors has endorsed state Sen. for its next facility. And Bennet M a m lifs tc r chester Community College will be that drug abuse exists in all ■Carl Zinsser, R-Manchester, for election to a third term, Zinsser social worker Joan Lingard said SANFORD J. PLEPLER COMPLETE GAME 81 Adams Street observing National Collegiate Al­ segments of society, not just Pkn a GIANT JACKPOT: reported Monday. the Manchester Elks Club has If your Jackpot Bingo card contains DIRosa Cleaner* cohol Awareness Week, Lingard among troubled teenagers. Its’s "a J Zinsser is a real estate broker and a member of the Manchester joined in the campaign and may announces the all tho numbers listed today, you are an said. family problem” for many in 299 West Middle Turnpike Soard of Realtors. sponsor some type of drug preven­ A TRIP FOR TWO TO automatic winner. Notify us In accor­ “ The college said they are very Manchester, stie said. relocation of his office dance with the rules on the back of the ; A news release from Zinsser’s campaign organization quotes tion or rehabilitation program in interested in this, because not only She praised the Safe Rides ^ to 172 E. Center Street card. Or at the Herald office Jhe Connecticut Association of Realtors as saying that Zinsser iias town. do they have students who have Program, which plans an organi­ Manchester, Conn. Numbers may not be carried over to ^ werti ttMH am RMay ... demonstrated a concern for the important issues facing the "W e’re trying to set up a concerns about substance abuse, * the next day. but your card is good lor zational meeting in Manchester HAWAII * HIGUUITD PlLtKimm ^ o p le of Connecticut and the real estate industry.” program so all the service organi­ but also students who are con­ For OotaNa Sea Rulaa on Back of Bingo Conte one week, Monday through Saturday. ^ ... Ifcto this month, as a way to stop 646-4081 , Zinsser is opposed by Democratic Manchester director Stephen zations in town can work on one cerned about their parents, So do notcroes off numbers each day. ^ l« P»9k ... N a il « M k ’9 track, to see how we can best hit teenage drunk-driving deaths. canl l6 Mm . T. Cassano in the Fourth Senatorial District race. younger brothers, and friends,'' Dr. Jamshid Marvasti, who was under the firm name of: the problem," Elks Club member she explained. Stan Reitberg said this morning also at the news conference, again PLEPLk,H, HARLOW * BANNON Planned events include: made a plea for tly; establishment i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 2. 1984 M ANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984 - 5

U.S./World Hussein Agencies Mondale barbs focus on leadership

By Clay F. Richard in Washington preparing for Sun­ peace,” he said. "But he has not submarines and bombers don’t In Brief rejects get short United Press International day night’s debate in Louisville, mastered what he must know to have nuclear warheads in them, as Ky. command his own government.” Mr. Reagan thought, then you WASHINGTON - Walter Mon­ The heavy rain that covered the Criticizing Reagan for blaming won’t move back from the brink. Cosmonauts return to Earth dale, honing his attacks in the week East Coast forced the Mondale past administrations for security “ If you don’t learn that most Soviet missiles are land-based, as MOSCOW — Three Soviet cosmonauts who set a Israelis reprieve before his first general election rally to move inside but did little to lapses in Beirut and then compar­ Mr. Reagan didn’t, your efforts at new 238-day record for space endurance returned debate with President Reagan, dampen the deafening cheers from ing embassy security construction By Samira Kawar arms control are doomed.” safely to Earth today, the official Tass news charges that the president "has not about 2,000 flag-waving supporters to a kitchen remodeling job. United Press International Leadership, Mondale said, "r e ­ agency said. Bv Robert AAackav mastered what he must know to — many of of them from nearby Mondale said, ” Mr. Reagan’s quires a president who masters his Cosmonauts Leonid Kizim, Vladimir Solovyov United Press International command his own government.” Rutgers University. response has been a parade of AMMAN, Jordan — Jordan’s King government, the essential facts, and Oleg Atkov touched down in the central Asian A fired-up Mondale told a wildly Capitalizing on what he contends alibis... We all know that when you Hussein has rejected an Israeli call for who is in touch and in charge. And provice of Kazakstan and were reported in good WASHINGTON - Congress gave partisan crowd Monday in New is Reagan’s failure to take respon­ are dealing with bloody terrorists, direct Middle East peace negotiations it requires a president who stands condition, the Soviet news agency reported. bankrupt federal agencies the author­ Brunswick," N.J., that Reagan sibility for the truck-bombing of you need a tough president to do as "subterfuge” , drawing sharp criti­ up and takes the responslbitlity of ity to operate through Wednesday, doesn’t know, can’t decide and the U.S. Embassy in Lebanon Itept. what needs to be done to protect cism from Israeli Prime Minister the government for which he was while the Senate tries to break an isn’ t leading the government. The 20 and to make any progress our people.” Shimon Peres. elected. impasse over a civil rights measure result, the Democratic challenger toward arms control. Mondale Mondale fired another barb, on The king, opening Parliament with “ We do not have that today and Crash cause explained that is blocking a long-term emergency said, is inertia and an irresponsible listed presidential misunderstand­ arms control. his first public address since Jordan our future demands it.” money bill. president. ings and "failures.” "You can dream all you want, EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. - A resumed relations with Egypt, stressed Asked about his stepped-up The logjam also is threatening to Mondale is expected to continue "In four years, this administra­ but if you believe nuclear missiles fatal mistake by the crew caused the crash of a to loud applause that he would not attack on Reagan, Mondale told delay the scheduled adjournment Fri­ his frontal assault on the adminis­ tion has not achieved a single can be recalled after they’re B-1 bomber in August, but a mechanical make peace with Israel unless it reporters that he intended tu day of the 98th Oingress, whose tration today when he makes a significant foreign policy suc­ launched, as Mr. Reagan did, you malfunction in the plane's escape capsule caused returns the Arab lands it seized in the "emphasize what the question of members are anxious to return home one-day campaign swing to Little cess," he said from the stage of the won’t lead toward a safer world," the death of the co-pilot, the Air Force said. 1967 Middle East war. leadership is all about... knowing, for the last month of their re-election Rock, Ark. — his last full day on the State Theater. he said. "You can dream to your Investigators said Monday the crew failed to " I wish to declare from this rostrum mastering the White House.” campaigns. stump before spending three days “ I don’t doubt the president is for heart’s content, but if you think move a control knob that would have properly that the recent Israeli call for the redistributed the plane’s fuel load, throwing off negotiation of a peaceful settlement is the bomber’s center of gravity, and causing the Most federal departments and agen­ nothing but an exercise in subterfuge cies technically ran out of money 1325 million craft to crash into the Mojave Desert and deception,” the king said. ' ■ Monday, the start of fiscal 1985, but during a low-aititude test flight Aug. 29. "W e will not give up one iota of the Reagan camp mum on latest woes The three-man crew tried to fly out of trouble by employees remained on the job in the territory of the West Bank, the Gaza expectation Congress would enact a gunning the plane to full throttle 30 seconds before Reagan said. “ It’s hard to hang on comeback." As he arrived in Biloxi, Miss., ______— ------Strip and the Golan Heights.” temporary spending bill. By Norman D. Sandler UPI photo the crash, but at nine seconds before impact, they when things are tough. But I tell If the Donovan affair was cause after opening the swing in Michi­ Hussein said Israel should demon­ The House, on a 240-79 vote, and the United Press International realized they were going down and activated the you with complete conviction that for concern to Reagan campaign gan, Reagan stood on the shores of Walter Mondale, shown here in a recent press strate that it genuinely wants peace Senate by voice vote rammed through a 5,000-pound ejection capsule at an altitudeof 1,515 if we stay on the right track officials, it did nothing to dampen the Gulf of Mexico, gazed south­ negotiations by declaring its commit­ measure to provide money over a BROWNSVILLE, Texas Pres­ conference, has increased his campaign attacks on feet. nationally, then the people and the president’s reception on the ward and demonstrated his skill at ment to U.N. Security Councii Resolu­ three-day period for federal depart­ ident Reagan, courting Hispanic President Reagan’s foreign policy leadership. The capsule, essentially the entire cockpit, tion 242, which calls for Israel’s voters in the economically dis­ towns of the Valley will make a campaign trail. regional politics. should have taken the crew to a soft landing with ments and agencies left without funds withdrawal from Arab lands it seized in when the fiscal year expired at tressed Rio Grande Valley, the use of parachutes and inflatable impact bags. 1967. charged today that his domestic But, while the rockets and parachutes worked midnight Sunday. The monarch said Israel should also “ It’s not much,” Senate Republican policies have been maligned by "a propertly, an explosive bolt mechanism malfunc­ demonstrate the truth of its desire for lot of confusion” stirred by tioned, and the chutes failed to deploy correctly, leader Howard Baker said. "But that’s peace by agreeing to attend a U.N.- i all we got.” Democrats. resulting in a hard landing that killed co-pilot sponsor^ Middle East international Campaigning in southern Texas, Tommie Douglas Benefield and injured the other UPl photo Despite frequent negotiating ses­ peace conference. Hussein unleashed a sions, the Senate remained paralyzed, a state where his own polls give two crewmen. hail of Arab criticism by becoming the Tribute to soldiers unable to advance a long-term spend­ him a 30-point lead over Walter first Arab leader to resume ties with ing bill needed to provide money Mondale, Reagan contrasted the htroduckig Unx: Egypt since its 1979 peace treaty with through fiscal 1985 for those agencies principles of his economic pro- Israel. Frank Stanisewski of Brockton, Mass., whose son was killed in that have not received their regular ' gram against those of the opposi­ Jordan called for an international tion in remarks prepared for a Vietnam, lays a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in appropriations. Fire losses drop in ’83 Middle East peace conference to "look Washington Monday with the assistance of Lt. Gerald F. Scott In other action, the House: campaign rally at Texas South- for an alternative course” to a most College. LOS ANGELES — Arson fires decreased for the • Gave final congressional appi^val U.S.-sponsored solution and “ remove (left). Stanisewski’s son, a British citizen, wanted to become a first time in a decade, and the life and property to a $932 billion budget outline forfiscal " I t ’s a success because it oper­ the question from its present state of U.S. citizen, but he died before having the necessary years of lost in all fires — which cost the United States $21 1985 that contains a $181 billibn deficit. ates on the principle that people inaction and push it into the interna­ don’t want a handout,” Reagan billion a year — also declined last year, officials residency. However, Congress passed legislation last week to • Voted to provide the $355 milllbh tional arena," Hussein said. said. "They want some help that said. waive the residency requirement. the administration requested to bolst^)- TheSSmphphonecd. The United States and Israel have will enable them to operate in the Clyde Bragdon, head of the U.S. Fire security at U.S. embassies abroad. rejected such a conference because world as the independent souls Administration, told a convention of fire chiefs • Approved legislation that would they oppose direct participation by the they want to be.” Monday that the 11 percent decrease in arson set national policy for cable TV and end Palestine Liberation Organization and Visiting an area with one of the fires reported by the FBI was probably due to the local regulation of cable rates in two the Soviet Union in the peace process. U.S. gives Italy aid worst unemployment rates in the improving economy and community awareness years. Hussein said he w a n t^ to "rem ind” country, Reagan said his adminis­ about the problems of arson. Statistics on arson The Senate stalemate developed Israel that it had "exploited a special tration, accused by Democrats of fires have been compiled only in the past decade. Thursday, when the long-term govern­ set of circumstances” to occupy Arab an insensitivity toward the prob­ Statistics also show there was a drop in property ment money bill became the target of lands through a "w a r of aggression” in corraling Mafia lems of minorities and the disad­ damage and deaths due to fire. session-ending amendments. The ma­ and the “ recourse to false claims.” vantaged, is committed to offering In 1983, fewer than 6,000 people lost their lives in jor stumbling block was an amendment "What then leads Israel to believe a helping hand in cases of ’’clear fires compared with 6,500 in 1982. Property loss in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Attorney Italian police began arresting scores by Sen. Edward Kennedy, D-Mass., to that we, with right so clearly on our and demonstrable need.” 1983 decreased by 4 percent. The total cost of fire General William French Smith said of Mafia suspects Friday on 366 arrest incorporate a broad civil rights side, would one day relinquish our "There’s been a lot of confusion in the United States — including actual losses, today joint U.S.-Italian action against warrants issued on testimony by the measure. legitimate rights to our land, our holy about this word ‘help,’” Reagan cost of combatting fires and loss of jobs — is more trans-Atlantic heroin smuggling is "the 56-year-old Buscetta. places (in Jerusalem) and our identity Sen. Orrin Hatch, R-Utah, who than $20 billion a year or 3 percent of the Gross most devastating blow to hit the Mafia In an interview on CBS’s "Morning said. ” It’s an election year, and derived from them ?" Hussein said. opposes the Kennedy measure, brought maybe some people think it’s in National Product. in many years.” News” program. Smith said, the action C/L In Jerusalem, Peres described Hus­ Senate action to a halt by offering their interest to create a little The FBI reported an 11 percent drop in arsons, Smith scheduled meetings today with is “ a continuation of an action we took sein’s conditions as “ ridiculous.” amendments dealing with gun control, but the National Fire Prevention Association said Italy’s interior minister and its top some time ago” known as the “ pizza confusion.” “ It is unthinkable that a condition for school busing and tuition tax credits. Reagan flew to the Texas border the decrease was only 7percent. Bragdon said the crime fighters to map strategy for the case” because of the number of pizza peace negotiation should be the accep­ Hatch said Monday he is willing to country from Mississippi, dogged (f difference resulted from the fact the agencies use joint effort. parlors in the United States that were tance of Hussein’s demands, even have the civil rights measure split off of by a a new source of political different definitions of arson. Interior Minister Oscar Luigi Scal- being used as fronts for peddling before the negotiations themselves the money, bill, but he refused to embarrassment: the indictment of faro arrived Monday night for what he heroin. have begun," Peres said in a prepared acquiesce to Kennedy’s demand for a described as "the start of a much more Labor Secretary Raymond Dono­ statement. separate vote on the measure. intense and profound collaboration van by a county grand jury in New Claiming that Jordan had “ attacked "That was. the largest heroin opera­ " I ’m certainly hot going to agree to a York. Protesters march for gay than existed before” in the fight tion that has ever been broken in this time-certain,” Hatch said. “ I think the Israel on the mistaken premise that it against crime. As his campaign advisers waited BANGOR, Maine — About 50 people wearing could defeat Israel” 17 years ago, country and there is a close connection impasse could lead to a shutdown... I ’m The visit comes amid a wave of to gauge the political impact of the purple armbands marched to protest the state's Peres said Jordan could not expect to between that and what is happening prepared to hold out as long as I can.” arrests and house searches in several Donovan affair, Reagan made "lenient and irresponsible" decision to reduce "get any prize for making mistakes.” now in Italy,” Smith said. " I t is very Rep. Silvio Conte, R-Mass., recalled cities against suspected Cosa Nostra 1 every effort to stick to the script of k charges against three teenagers from murder to Despite Jordan’s rejection of Peres’ important that we have a very close that when the House adopted the money members in the United States based on a campaign swing that winds up manslaughter for throwing a homosexual off a offer, the Israeli prime minister said working relationship with the bill last week and sent it to the Senate, information supplied by Tomasso tonight at a $2 million GOP bridge. "Israel will continue to believe in Italians.” he said it would turn into a "p ig pen.” Buscetta. the first top Mafia boss in fund-raiser in Houston. The three defendants pleaded guilty Monday in peace, to profess peace and to propose Smith said, "W e are very pleased “ Now the pig pen has broken down With the border communities of Italy to break his vow of silence and with what has happened in Italy and the and the pigs are running all over,” the killing of Charles Howard, a flamboyant negotiations.” turn informer. southwest Texas reeling from the homosexual whom friends said had been United States. Conte said. low value of the Mexican peso and repeatedly harassed just prior to his death July 7. bad weather that compounded the The protesters formed a circle and sang, "W e problems of the agricultural econ­ are gentle, angry people, we are singing for our Von Bulow confident omy, Reagan came armed with lives.” assurances of better times to They then marched to the State Street Bridge, come, but no promises of new where Howard was thrown into a stream 20 feet federal help. below and drowned. despite second trial “ I don’t want you to think for a second that you are left out of the PROVIDENCE, R.I. (U P I) - Claus von encrusted needle and syringe, can be used American renaissance,” he said. Vietnam talking peace Bulow said today a new trial would clear because Mrs. von Bulow’s fam ily had it Quoting John Kennedy’s remark him of attempted murder charges but the tested privately, the court said. that "a rising tide lifts all boats,” TOKYO — Vietnamese Foreign Minister Rhode Island attorney general maintained Rhode Island Attorney General Dennis J. Reagan added, " A rising tide of Nguyen Co Thach said today his country is ready the case against the Newport socialite was Roberts II, also appearing on Good Morning economic growth is going to lift the .W i to talk peace with opponents of the Hanoi-backed still substantial. America, said he still had a good case. Valley.” regime in Cambodia, Japanese officials said. “ The fact is that the evidence that was '‘Wilson Will be With you " I have no fears of a second trial,” von Thach arrived in "rokyo from Bangkok, Bulow said on ABC’s Good Morning suppressed was a very minuscule part of "Sometimes it takes patience Thailand, Monday for four days of talks with America. “ I ’m looking forward to the the overall evidence,” Roberts said. "We when you try something new,” Japanese officials amid signs Vietnam may te opportunity of being completely see the evidence substantially the same.” os soon os he pays the loir willing to withdraw its troops from Cambodia. exonerated.” Roberts and Mrs. von Bulow’s family Vietnam invaded Cambodia in 1978 and ousted The U.S. Supreme Court cleared the way expressed disappointment Monday over the If you hO(d a phone in your you just bydialing your Linx number. below) who can arrange for Linx the Khmer Rouge government of Pol Pot, which is for a new trial Monday when it upheld a Supreme Court’s decision. Study says recognized by the United Nations. Since the state court decision overturning von "There has never been any question over car— d phone as reliable, versatile And cails are virtually free from sen/ice and help you select and invasion, Hanoi has maintained between 160,000 Bulow’s conviction on charges he twice Mr. von Bulow’s innocence,” Roberts said to 180,000 troops in Cambodia. tried to kill his heiress wife hy injecting her at a news conference. He said the case was elderty hurt and easy to use as the one in your static and fading. Your conversa­ install your equipment. With cellu­ The Khmer Rouge is one of a coalition of three with insulin overdoses. appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court office— you could use your car like tion is handed off between trans­ lar phones, just like office phones, groups fighting the Hanoi-backed Heng Samrin Mrs. von Bulow remains comatose at because the issue was "constitutional, not by Reagan regime of Cambodia. The other two are followers Columbia Presbyterian Hospital in New evidenciary.” your office. mitters without interruption. you get a wide choice of conven­ of former chief of state Prince Norodom Sihanouk York City, where doctors do not expect she “ This man is guilty as hell,” Mrs. von 647-9946 You could reach anyone, any­ With Linx. your car can not only ient features. and the non-communist Khmer Peoples National will recover. Bulow’s father, Russell Barnet Aitken, said WASHINGTON (UPI) - Admin­ Liberation Front headed by Son Sann. In ordering a new trial last April 27, the from his Bellevue Avenue home in istration budget cuts in programs where in the world. And anyone get you to and from work. It can Linx will be operational in Thach was to meet Wednesday with his state Supreme Court said that state police Newport. " I ’ve had a pretty good chance to Even small businessmen for the elderly, including proposals anywhere in the world could reach also be vvhere you get work done. greater Hartford eariy this winter* Japanese counterpart, Shintaro Abe, to discuss should have obtained a warrant before study the creature over the past 12 years.” for the current fiscal year, amount the Cambodian question, including a recent peace testing evidence seized by family members to nearly $24 billion, a new study and in New Haven and Fairfield Von Bulow, who remains free on $10,000 you. So, as you drive you couid Youll be able to use your cellu­ overture by Japan and Hanoi’s response, at von Bulow’s Newport mansion. Claren­ have cash flow problems said today. cash bail, was sentenced to 30 years in state Japanese Foreign Ministry officials said. don Court. ’”This report puts to rest the really gef somewhere. lar mobile phone as you drive counties early in 1985? If you live prison before his conviction was A key piece of evidence, an insulin- myth that Reaganomics has been Now you can. With Unx™ the through the Linx sen/ice area in or do business in the Hartford overturned. ' fair to older Americans,” said William Hutton, executivedirector cellular mobile phone service. Connecticut and, by special area, ifs smart to resen/e your Linx Your newspaper carrier depends of the National Council of Senior Dunlop missing 100 days Citizens. A c a r p h o n e system that arrangements with compatible sen/ice now so you can select on his collections each week to ’The senior citizens group joined actu a lly works. systems, through parts of New and install the equipment MECHANIC FALLS. Maine Cook Islands was on Sunday and the American Federation of State, (UPI) — A Maine adventurer Mrs. Dunlop said efforts may be pay his bill, whether or not he County and Municipal Employees The sen/ice that Linx gives you York, Massachusetts and many you want. trying to circumnavigate the glohe made to press for a search. PLAY JACKPOT in releasing the report, “ Broken other states. That way, when Linx is opera- in a 9-foot sailboat has not been "W e don’t really know anything has received payment from his Promises: A Report on the State of is very different from what youd get seen for more than 1(10 days and his now,” she said. " ’The situation is customers. When he doesn’t get the Elderly During the Reagan from conventional car phone ser­ One call gets you going. tionai, you will be too— with a w ife said Monday a request may be still the same — but maybe by the Administration,” which includes a phone for people with drive. made to start a search for him in middle of the week we’ll have paid, he has to dip into his state-by-state analysis of 12 major vices. And the difference is not the To learn more about Linx. call the Pacific. something (about a search).” programs that aid older phone; ifs the cellular system. 800-922-LINX. Bill Dunlop of Mechanic Falls pocket to make up the difference. Americans. was last seen in June when he left Attorney Ed Heath, one of ‘”rhe Reagan administration’s "Cellular" is shorthand for the With this one cail, we can the Cook Islands bound for Austra­ BINGO Dunlop’s close friends, said he budget cuts are shredding the technology designed and tested reserve your Linx sen/ice today, lia, 3,000 miles away, on the final expected a formal request for a You can help keep a small safety net for needy older Ameri­ trans-Pacific leg of his epic search to be made this week. cans,” the report concluded. “ In­ Linx EVERY DAY by Bell Labs— the sophisticated answer your questions or send you The cellular mobile phone system .^) voyage. "W e’ll probaby go through Sen. businessman from going under If stead of improving or even main­ He planned to arrive in Bris­ William Cohen’s office,” he said, taining the economic security of technology in the new mobile a com piete information kit. ^ Bouthmm MmeMnglmunUstihona bane, Austraiia, by Augiist, but "because he has been involved Win Two you pay your carrier when he older Americans, the R e a g a n phone network being built across Or you may wish to go directly never showed. before.” administration has diminished His wife, Pam , flew to Australia He said the request would be calls to collect. Thank you. their living standard by burdening the country. With it, people can call to an authorized Linx dealer (listed Call 800-922-LINX after he failed to arrive and tried to made to the State Department, them with higher health costs, get Australian maritime safety asking that it request Australian greater food costs and fewer officiais to initiate a search, but authorities to start a concentrated services/” Where to link up to Linx they refused saying the area to be search for Dunlop. HAWAII Among the report’s major AOMkNCID MOMlf nUPHONI CONNECTICUT C f UUiAR VALUY COMMUNICAIIONS. tNC. COMMUNICAnONS SfECIAUSi; MC. SIANIK EllCTIONICS IA8, MC. ftOOilSSfVE COMMUNICAnONS covered was too large and that he Friends of Dunlop have been Manchester Herald findings: SYSTEMS INC. TEUrHONE, INC. 57 Owty Amnua 34. DertN, CT 3 0 Spemer Court, (oat Hortford. CT 190 Chopei Rood. Moncheeier. CT DfV. Of HOWAID McAUUHI. MC. underestimated the voyage length. keeping their hopes up, noting that 186A North Mom SkeM. Branford, C l M7 WhMMr AJinu« Brtdoeport. CT 734-7816 5284756 6491124 15 mdusktol Pork Pkick Middlelown. CT • Over the last four years, the 489 9968 335 -55 00 632 2678 They said such a trip would take he made two solo crossings of the Page 2 cuts in programs for older Ameri­ "Service or trodemork of 100 days. UnUlY COMMUNICAllONIk MC. CONELCEUUIAR INC. RADIO COMMUNICAnONS NEW SNOIAND CEIUHAR KEMf COMMUNICAnONS, MC. North Atlantic and a solo cruise cans total nearly $24 billion, or 150 UravSTMl 0rtv« N o ^ Hovon, CT 151 Ito w o ]^ 4w snut Rowoyton/NorvMKli.CT SCIMCE.INC. IEUfHONE.INC. 596 Hayden Stahon Rood. Windsor,CT Southern New Engkxxl lelephone ’The 100th day since he left the through the Bermuda triangle. Call 647-994A nearly $900 for each older 865-5099 960 Hope Skeet, Stamford. CT 22 Rockdale Rood. W ist Hoven. CT 6831885 or 1600842 8282 • RertdlrTg r^gukstory opprovoi American. 327 2900 933 7252 or )-60(HfeCTINC 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Oct. 2, 1984 - 7

. Richard M. Diamond, Publisher At Yale Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editoi Connecticut OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor In Brief Faculty sides Three have bond hearing M NEW HAVEN — A British citizen and two Frenchmen charged with attempting to smuggle with striki ff-i, Jack more than 8,000 pounds of marijuana into the country aboard a sailboat were scheduled for It’s a good thing elections are infrequent By James V. Heallon Anderson bond review hearings this week. Steven Sewhrd, 30, of Bristol, England, was United Press International make a larger number than the kiwi growers favor the Washington ordered held in lieu of $2 million bond following We can presume that if Am erican installations are NEW HAVEN — A Yale University economics administration come voting day. his arraignment Monday in U.S. District Court. blown up often enough in Lebanon, American officials Merry-GO'Round professor said a study he compieted supports This is one of those heaven sent cases when you can Patrick Quemener, 31, of Crantec, France and in some blessed future tim e will get the hang of how to Yann Boedec, 25, of Paris, were being held at the economic and racial discrimination claims made by , give it to the voter and he’ll thank you for it. By protect them. Meanwhile, at the risk of pleading guilty New Haven Correctional Center on $1 million striking clericai and technicai workers against the to a degree of cynicism let it be noted that the newest Nicholas encouraging, indeed forcing the airlines to draw up bond. university. their schedules together, the government is giving them Those claims “ should be taken seriously,” casualties incurred by American personnel should add The three are charged with possession and to lK«f another half a million or so to President's Reagan’s Von Hoffman a golden opportunity to divide the market, eliminate conspiracy to distribute more than 1,000 pounds of Raymond C. Fair said at a news conference Monday — the sixth day of a strike by members of Local 34 total vote com e November. competition and push up fares. Does grain marijuana, possesion of marijuana and with C h k intent to import unlawfully into the United States Federation of University Employees. SINCE AIRLINE DEREGULATION, fares on low and conspiracy, a spokesman for the U.S. Campus-wide picketing was in full swing Monday fro m h rm lA These dynamic episodes in Beirut are heaven sent after a weekend of selective picketing. About 100 competition routes have gone up faster than a new Attorney’s office said. opportunities for any incumbent president running for go where faculty members marched in support of the union t K f re-election to stick his chin into the wind and talk about generation airliner climbing up off the runway. Brass plant to be leased outside Woodbridge Hali and the office of university pride, courage and sacrifice. In a day or two the flag- to do favors this election year. Some of it seems more There is a free market solution to the peak hours President G. Bartlett Giamatti. draped coffins appear on our television screens, and like an eccentric gratuity than a serious effort to bribe airport congestion problem: have an auction for those it shouid? BRIDGEPORT — The owner of an Oklahoma There was no indication when talks would resume patriotic airs are played by som ber m ilitary bands as special interest groups — like the Department of valuable rush-hour airport slots. That way travelers firm plans to lease part of the former Bridgeport between the union and the 233-year-oid Ivy League I WASHINGTON ■*- The Reagan we are congratulated by the president for being the Agriculture’s marketing order for kiwis, those little, and airlines who insist on leaving at 9 in the morning Brass plant for a factory which eventually could school. administration, hoping for a rich employ up to 50 people. Fair said he studied the salary differences among brave people that we have long suspected we are. brown-skinned, piggly-wiggly shaped fruits with the can pay for this convenience as with any other. UPI photo harvest of votes in the Farm Belt, Ernest McKee, president of Four-EM Enter­ the university’s 2,600 clerical and technical workers Part of the art of politics is knowing how to m ake the green insides; under the order kiwi growers of the The free market wreckage to the airlines industry is is planning a big increase in prises in Tulsa, said Monday that plans to and said “ the results of the regression are shameful look praiseworthy and then take credit for it. United States, of which there are a reported 14, may nothing compared to what has been done in order to Everyone’s a Cubs fan government grain exports to Third manufacture metal pipe fittings for the petro­ disturbing.” The dead are dead and they won’t mind if their now legaily rig the market to stop a super abundance of carry Pennsylvania, Indiana, Illinois and the other World countries. leum industry depend on a $5 million financing “ After accounting for age, time at Yale, time in The Worcester Science Center reports when Chicago won the National League unfortunate mishap is exploited, albeit very tastefully. kiwis from forcing down the price of this pleasant steel-producing states. A steel import quota is being grade, and education, women are paid significantly It’s the latest in a series of request from the Connecticut Development that their poiar bear cub, Kenda, has East title. Kenda’s mother, Ursa Minor, In addition to taking credit for minor disasters, an tasting fruit. imposed to protect the steel manufacturers and their Authority. less than men, and blacks are paid significantly less actions designed to shore up the incumbent can also use the power of governm ent in a Perhaps one of the kiwi grow ers has a friend in high workers. The funds would be used to purchase a 7,000-ton than whites,” Fair concluded. become a Cubs fan ever since last week sends her congratulations. president’s support among the m ore active way to get back in for a second term. places. In any event this bruising of the free market will extrusion press worth about $2.5million and other The union’s members are 82 percent women and 17 nation’s hard-pressed farmers. Come re-election time Franklin Roosevelt loaded up not be widely commented on; another bruising of the For 13 of the last 16 years the steel industry has equipment. percent minority group members. The President’s Task Force on Fair told the administration last March he would go the payrolls and passed out every kind of bonbon. free market has gotten more attention but mostly on the enjoyed import protections and much good it has done The press would be moved to Tulsa, McKee International Private Enterprise said, but up to 70,000-square feet of factory space public with his analysis if it persisted in claims he said Purolator case will new trial Before the 1972 election Richard Nixon’s people at the business pages. This was the administration’s allowing them and-or us. Tens of thousands of workers have seen is just concludipg a two-day would be leased at the Bridgeport site. were against statistical evidence. Federal Reserve Board printed enough money to make the airiines serving six of the nation’s busiest airports their jobs abolished and the money the steel companies meeting in Washington. It’s ex­ The results of the study. Fair said, “ show the charge HARTFORD (U PI) - The state ant State’s Attorney Walter H. hensible ereutures that God has a nice economic boom for the voters; it also created an to arrange their departure scheduies in coordination were able to make because they could raise their prices pected to recommend a major Ross waits for evaluation of discrimination should be taken seriously by Yale, Supreme Court has ordered a new Scanlon in summarizing the state’s damned to set loose upon us” inflation they had to suffer in the months after the votes with each other. without fear of foreign competition was not re-invested and a careful study should be made to see what is ease to the jury . expansion of the P L 480 program, trial for one of four people 2 NEW LONDON — A Superior Court judge has had been counted. This was done because the airiines were scheduling in new plant and technology. going on.” convicted in the bloody $1.8million In writing the majority opinion. under which the government buys delayed a hearing for multiple murder suspect most of their departures at the peak morning and And so it goes but on the plus side we face the pain, Yale negotiator Michael Finnerty denied the robbery of a Waterbury armored Scanlon, using a prepared text, Associate Justice Leo Parskey Michael D. Ross until a psychiatric evaluation AS A MAN WHO OVERLOOKS no chance to praise evening rush-hour periods. The resuitant delays cost and danger of a president running forplanet even at the best of doing the job in a low-key and when he promotes additional grain purchases by the government. The Carroll, 69, of Glastonbury, was found dead on times — are going to face competent way. With ama­ the banks of the Connecticut Rjver by two memo to Regan acknowledges even more “ boos” for their teurs, no matter how good fishermen Thursday. He died of head injuries. No deduction for gambler this, saying: coldly calculated move, a Carroll was the second black to be named to the T they are, the decisions are “ Andreas, who went to some Hartford Board of Education and was the By Joseph Mlanowany deductions. move which will almost almost certain to cause angry lengths to defend himself against Hartford Housing Authority’s first tenant- surely affect the play. United Press International The Tax Court agreed, noting a failure by speculation — and frustrat­ possible conflict of interest be­ relations supervisor. a person to supply goods and services was How newspapers cause of his grain business, was The issue is — what else — ing game delays. WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court not, by itself, sufficient reason to determine money. No, it isn’t the nine- Can you see Dick Williams very critical of State and Treas­ Nurses strike at Norwalk has refused to hear an appeal by a full-time that someone was not operating a trade or ury’s ‘stalling’ in the PL 480 Connecticut gambler who claimed he was in business. figure stuff the stars of and Sparky Anderson — NORW ALK — Norwalk Hospital has accused can do an bureaucratic process. He, with the gambling business and entitled to write The 2nd Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals probably the two most profi­ the union representing striking nurses of baseball bandy about. In fact, some support, urged a greater and off his losses as tax deductions. reversed, noting courts had usually re­ provoking a walkout but a union spokeswoman looking at the figures, the cient umpire-mainipulators The justices Monday let stand a lower garded the offering of goods or services as a more dominant role for USDA - says negotiators are willing to resume talks and umpires’ demands are not in the game today — having a court ruling that said Richard Gajewski prerequisite to being in a business. Open forum / (Agriculture Department) in the reach a quick settlement. effective job Readers' views could not declare himself a “trade or that extreme. The umps want field day, picking these ama­ future. He accused State of being The nurses walked picket lines Monday in cold The appeals court noted the words “ trade business" and was not entitled to a tax A political candidate today is faced with the problem anti-trade.” rain and drizzle after overwhelmingly rejecting or business" are “ commonly viewed as the league championships teur umps apart? Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 exemption. of combining traditional campaign techniques with the the hospital’s final offer on a new two-year meaning a commercial activity in which a and World Series ante upped Can you see a George A task-force official said the Court papers described Gajewski as a effective, informative and imaginative use of mass contract. person seeks to earn a livelihood by conflict-of-interest charge “ really full-time gambler in 1976 and 1977 whose media. The success of a campaign can be attributed to from $10,000 per umpire to Steinbrenner sitting in his I About 76 percent of the hospital’s 380 registered furnishing goods or services to others for a irritates” Andreas who says his - “ only source of income was pari-mutual how effectively modern advertising media is used. $15,000. lofty office, mainipulating dence to their beleaguered PBC, nurses, represented by Connecticut Health Care price.” Vote against religious convictions compel him ^ wagering on jai alai” — a betting sport legal Because campaign funds are usually hard to come by. by trying to have a town meeting Bandshell Associates District 1199, voted Sunday to reject But one wonders why such the scoreboard to embarrass to try to match this country’s ' in Connecticut. “ We see no principled basis for carving jt is important to determine which medium can give you overrule the Board of Finance’s the pact which called for a 4.5 percent increase in an argument had to come up the amateur umpires, per­ appropriation thanks public During the two years in question, out an exception to the ’goods and services’ the most value for the dollar spent. The newspaper offers action, is only compounding the agricultural abundance with peo­ wages in each year of the contract. clear-cut advantages. now, especially when the haps flashing a message ple who need food. Gajewski’s gambling losses were equal or requirement for professional gamblers,” problem, and falsely lends credi­ To the Editor: the court said. “ That task is more properly umps just recently signed a across some lit scoreboard, To the Editor: Andreas’s complaint against • more than his winnings. n Believability bility to the actions of the PBC. But Bridges check out OK The Internal Revenue Service allows the province of Congress than of the The printed word carries authority, conviction and be­ Treasury officials is that they often • three-year contract. Once along the lines, “ We apolog­ the way to attack a problem is not On behalf of the Manchester gamblers to deduct losses, up to the amount courts.” lievability. According to Roper’s mass media attitude In view of the Bolton Board of hold up grain sales that offer HARTFORD — Diving companies hired by the again, the umps are trying to ize for the ineptness of the to attack the messenger! Bicentennial Band Shell Corp., I of their winnings. In 1976 and 1977, however, study spanning the years 1959-71, newspapers contin‘ Seiectmen’s majority decision to generous terms or are destined for state to check underwater supports on 139 bridges lied to lead television in acquainting people with candi­ "ransom” their way into a Major League Umpires The Board of Finance is con­ would like to extend our gratitude found few m ajor diferences between what they federal law also required a minimum tax on try to overrule the Board of countries with poor credit ratings. dates for local office. raise. ^ Association.” cerned that (1) all asbestos as is for your marvelous support this found and what two fired state inspectors the winnings, even if they were outweighed Machinist wins Lotto Finance’s action regarding asbes­ by the losses. That law has now been □ Acceptability The playoffs and the World It’s a good thing Earl tos removal from the Bolton school necessary to be removed, will be past season. reported, transportation officials said. FOR THEIR PART, Treasury The DOT hired two consultants to inspect the changed to exempt gamblers. NEWINGTON (U PI) - A 22-year-old Newspapers occupy a unique position In a reader's buildings, I feel compelled to speak removed as soon as possible and at Attendance at the 48 concerts Series will go on as sche­ Weaver is retired ... officials charge that Agriculture is bridges after The Hartford Courant reported in For tax purposes, Gajewski claimed all Bristol machinist has become the state’s dally life. They are read for current news events and are, out. Every member of the Board of as reasonable a cost as is possible; was greater than ever before. The too willing to give away the store, June that two state divers had submitted his net losses for both 1976 and 1977 as newest and youngest million-dollar Lotto therefore, a well-accepted source of information (2) that all those that were public kept the grounds clean and winner. Finance desires the asbestos re-, particularly in election years. In inspection reports without diving. deductions. The Internal Revenue Service D Economy involved were given fair and equal gave generously when the hat was disallowed the claim, claimingGajewski Joseph Wojenski was presented Monday moved, as soon as possible, as fact, an old-fashioned bureau­ The companies found “ alarming” cracks in a Newspaper advertising production costs are relatively treatment; and (3) that the me­ passed around. owed $33,932 for the two years. with a check for $48,320 after taxes — the much as is necessary, and at a cratic turf battle seems to be bridge in Orange, but officials said the cracks Inexpensive. Also, It is difficult to be professional on te­ proper cost. thods, procedures, processes, and To all the sponsoring companies were caused by spring flooding and had not been Gajewski went to Tax Court and argued first of 20 installments on the $1,208,011 he levision with a low budget. shaping up over the task force’s ; he was engaged in a “ trade or business” won when he matched all six numbers in practices used by the PBC were which gave unselfishly so that the overlooked by state divers. D Assurance At its meeting on Sept. 24, 19M, proper, so that we could feel high standard of these performan­ final report, expected to be re­ and that his losses were, in effect, business last Friday’s drawing.” leased shortly. Newspaper circulations can be verified by circulation the Board of Finance found itself assured that we would be making ces could be maintained, free to the audits, giving you the assurance of knowing exactly confronted with inadequate, insuf­ the proper decision. public, thank you! what your dollars are buying and that the advertise­ Regan suspected early on that * ficient, inconsistent, and contra­ With what we had before us on We are also grateful to Manches­ Cable firms offer amnesty ments ran as scheduled. the task force might try to strip dictory information in regards to Sept. 24, we would not make that ter Community College for their 2 Treasury of its paramount role in “ By Mark A. Dupuis while 16 percent to 18 percent are D Permanency the asbestos removal. To. make a decision because of too many continuing guidance and support of Newspapers allow readers time to read, digest and shaping U.S. international eco­ United Press International stealing premium services. decision under those circumstan­ unanswered questions and ques­ the Band Shell. PUYIMKPOT refer back at leisure to your messages You can provide ces would have been an absolute nomic policy. He ordered an He said cable theft amounts to an all the details necessary to adequately state your case. It tionable practices. We simply need HARTFORD — The state’s cable investigation, and sure enough — estimated $10 million a year in can be studied and evaluated at the reader's own conve­ dereliction of our function and more information and suggestions Patience Hostetler television industry has offered a his worst fears were confirmed. Connecticut, or about $17 a year for nience and pace. People do not have to be In a particular responsibility. on how to obtain it so that we would Director, one-month amnesty to cable ser­ Regan’s aides reported that the each of the state’s 600,000 legal place at a particular time to see an advertisement. To rubber stamp the request (as be better equipped to make our Manchester Bicentennial vice pirates warning they will task force favors creation of an cable subscribers. □ Flexibility the selectmen had done) without decision. To blindly accept the Bandshell Corp. begin cracking down in November all-powerful Economic Policy on those responsible for the $10 The size of the ad can be varied; the position on the what we considered proper and PBC’s recommendation is not the In addition to affecting cable page can be changed: and advertising campaign can be adequate foundation and justifica­ Council — a sort of counterpart to million problem. BINGO way to perform our duty! rates, the association said tamper­ inaugurated on short notice. No matter what the size of The Connecticut Cable Televi­ tion, would have been a violation of If the people of Bolton expect us the National Security Council — ing with cable lines to steal service your budget, an advertising schedule can be tailored to sion Association said Monday 20 of the public trust placed in us by the to be the watchdog of the town’s Letters policy and possibly a high-level economic can cause reception problems for it. coordinator (like the national the state’s cable companies will EVERY DAY voters. legal subscribers and interfere finances, then we ask their support The Manchester Herald wel­ allow people with illegal cable □ Localness security adviser). who would cut with police and fire If the Board of Finance is to rely in voting down this appropriation. comes letters to the editor. hookups or stealing premium The newsy climate of the newspaper provides a per­ Regan off at the knees. communications. on the Public Building Commission Let the town get as complete a job Letters should be brief and to the channels to switch to paid service A Trip For Two fect background for local political advertising. Page af­ Treasury officials concede that ter page Is devoted to subjects that are important to the (PBC ), and if the PBC does not as is possible and get its money’s point. They should be typed or this month with no questions “ We don’t want to prosecute their department’s incompetent community and its people. Local news Is basic, and you know; or gives evasive, inconsist­ worth. neatly handwritten, and, for ease asked. anyone,” Dorfsman said. “ Our handling of the international debt and your campaign are making local news. ent, or incorrect answers; or does in editing, should be double­ Starting next month, the cable bottom line is not prosecution but crisis demonstrated that it lacks not provide adequate, sufficient, Morris Silversteln, Chairman spaced. companies will begin audits and to get them to become honest the expertise to formulate interna­ other steps to detect and prosecute and credible substantiation for Bolton Board of Finance The Herald reserves the right to subscribers.” tional economic policy. illegal cable viewers, said Michaei HAWAII their action; then by what mystical 01964 by NEA. Inc edit letters in the interests of J. Dorfsman, executive director of The amnesty program was en­ process is the Board of Finance to Interestingly, the argument for a Editor’s note: Bolton residents brevity, clarity and taste. the cable association. dorsed by Farmington Police Chief fflaurlipBlrr Brral^ know? new agency was endorsed by Page 2 wUI vote on this issue at a town Address letters to: Open Forum, Dorfsman said upto 10 percent of LeRoy Bangham on behalf of the "If McEnroe can control himself these days, I former President Nixon in bis The Board of Selectmen, in their meeting tonight at Community Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, the homes passed by cable lines Connecticut Police Chiefs suppose I can too. BUT..." testimony before the task force ’‘"‘Growing Since 188V* attempt to give a vote of confi­ Hall. The meeting begins at 7:30 Manchester, CT 06040. are getting basic services free Association. last spring. ^ MANCHESTER HhhALU, iuesua>, uci. a , MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. 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M A « min ) [Closed Capiioned| (i0D Fantasy Island WQGB Springfield, M A (41) El Maleficio LEVY’S LAW ®by Jamaa Schumalalar [CNN] Prog Cont'd WXTV Paterson. NJ Hi) K ojak Student Assembly given WGBY Springfield, M A (HBOl MOVIE: 'A Streetcar Named 30 I COUUP hCAE, WTIC Hertford. C T •D [CNN] Freeman Reports Desire' A w om an struggles to keep her THE PHONE KIN6IN6 CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNi faded southern gentility dospitu badgering ^1) El Show de las Estrellas ESPN Sports Network lESPNl 9:30 PM /AUE THE W FROM by her brother-in-iaw Vivien Leigh. Marlon Home Box Office [HBOl THE EUEVATOe.^ Brando, kim Hunter 1951 Rated PG HBO 10:00 PM (3D N e w s iMAXi CINEMAX Cin«mM di) Independent News new president and new look (m a x ] MOVIE: 'Hot Stuff' M iam i's TMC Movie Channel ITMCI light-fingered underworld is being pursued USA USA .Network lUSAl flD Dr. Gene Scott by a trio of unlikely burglary detectives (22) (30) Remington Steele Laura finds ev­ Chris Silver, who became SAA Neville. Senior representatives charge of ail the information Dom DeLuise. Suzanne Ploshette. Ossie idence of a corporate embezzlement plot president last June, hasstat^ that were John Janenda and Carrie talked about during the meetings. Davis Rated PG hidden in her apartment. (60 min.) the starling time and loams had not boen this year’s activities and the Adams. Each of these students has [USA] USA Cartoon Express She must take notes, and at the determined (3 hrs , 30 min ) (24) $7) Constitution; That Delicate orgaitization itself will be run the responsibility of getting opin­ next meeting, she must briefly Balance Nomination, Election and Suc- 6:30 PM One Day at a Time (3D News cession'of the President ' Third of 7 parts differently. All scheduled activi­ ions about issues and activities and recap the issues discussed. (lD Barney Miller (IID MOVIE: 'Smash-Up on Interstate 5' This program explores the role of political ties will not be canceled or reporting this information. Lives are changed in seconds when a di The treasurer’s job is to handle (22) (2$ NBC News parties in nominating a president (60 min ) postponed, even if only one person Another change from last year is sastrous 39 car crash occurs on a Califor­ jClosed Captioned] ail the money concerning SAA (24) Nightly Business Report nia freeway over a holiday weekend shows up. that the president has the help of (3$ That's Hollywood finances. This year, SAA should be ^jf) JeffersonS Robert Conrad, Buddy Ebsen, Vera Milos, Chris Silver wants the meetings two newly-elected vice presidents. David Groh. Harriet Nelson, Sue Lyon, (91) Starsky and Hutch to be more organized and frequent One of the vice presidents has the dealing with more money, which (40) A B C News ALLEY OOP - by Dave Qraua Scott Jacoby, Donna Mills, Herb Edelman. [CNN] Evening News than last year's meetings. He responsibility of planning and will keep Kris busy with balancing (4D Noticiero SIN Sian Barbara Allen 1976 [ESPN] 3rd Annual Legendary Pocket the records. VYHAT'S YOUR I DON'T LIKE HIS \ CAREFUL, ALLEY! YMEAN,TH'BIG.WADOLING HAW!, 7 Y'HEAR A YEAHl proposed more school spirit, sup­ organizing activities. (C N N l-A sk CN N w/Dan Schorr (14) Dr. Gene Scott Billiards Stars Jimmy Caras vs Luther To complete the list of all offices PROBLEM, INSINUATION THAT ) THAT'S CHARLIE MONUMENT TO VULGARITY h AW .' I THAT? HE LET'S port and participation from fellow This year’s vice president of [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook (2$ MOVIE: PHde And The Passion' Lassiter (60 m in) MISTER? VCHINESE PEOPLE VCROCKER, HEAD OF VICIOUSNESS AND DIS-> IHAT'S S INSULTED TAKE 'IM occupied this year, three board of ARE NO GOOD.' / THE CONSTRUCTION students. student activities is Tracy John­ 7:00 PM CID C B S News Guerilla leader and band recapture cannon [HBO] America Undercover: The HONESTY YOU WERE /M ,S0NNY.'( TH' BOSS;/DOWN A education representatives were from French troops in Spain, 1810 Frank TELLING ME ABOUT? >S , _ _ --A / y P E G O R There were many more positions son. The other vice president has Nightmare of Cocaine This documentary elected. Dave Mazzotta and (® C3® M»A»S*H Sinatra, Cary Grant, Sopia L’oren 1957. shatters myths about the drug of the to be filled for students involved in the responsibility of the politics of Heather Hohenthal are the repre­ C£) A B C News (22) (30) A Team The Team must protect a 8 0 s SAA. Three representatives from SAA. Kris Noone has the Job of O ) Dallas fire chief from harassment by a company [ T M C ] M O V IE : Hanna K ' An attorney in each class were elected to report hearing the voices of the students. sentatives, with Becky Castagna that wants to close her down at any cost as an alternate. (fi) Jeffersons Jerusalem finds herself pitted against the students' views and interests of She is also head of the voice i6 0 min ) forces of the very old life she finds there (1$ Dr. Gene Scott activities. committee, and is also responsible (24) Heartbreak Turtle Jill Clayburgh 1983 Rated R The new year for SAA has begun SO] Star Trek for conducting meetings if the and the activities have too. Partici­ (30) M O V IE : Willard' A young man has a [USA] Northport 200 Powerboat Race Sophomore representatives (22) Wheel of Fortune startling ability to communicate with and were Kathie Comeau, Tom Ja- president cannot attend. pation of all students is needed for 10:15PM [m a x ] Assaulted Nuts control an army of rats Bruce Davison, Er nenda and Carl Noone. Junior Other officers are Debby Good­ this year’s success. Get involved! 2 (24) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour nest Borgnine, Al Ledon 1971 10:30 PM (11) N e w s man, secretary; and Kris Craft, (3 $ (40) Family Feud representatives were Diana Bras- (41) Chespirito Sene comica con Roberto (20) T w ilig h t Zone treasurer. The secretary is in (4D Leonela sell, Jeff Kennedy and Chris — Becky Castagna Gomez Bolanos y Florinda Meza (38) O dd C o u p le $f) Nightly Business Report (37) Nova Space Bridge to Moscow ' A (4lD 2 4 H oras (91) Diff'rent Strokes special Bostoii-Moscow satellite hookup THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sansom [CNN] Moneyline allows eight scientists to talk face-to-face 1 1 :00 PM O D (22) (30) (57) N e w s (60 min ) (Closed Captioned) (3D Taxi (ESPN) SportsCenter '(OUlMSTAU.Et? Behavior often explained (01) Police Woman (U S A ) Radio 1990 CSD Phil Silvers [CNN] Prime News (11) Odd Couple AW kY 7 : 3 0 PM (3D p m Magazine [H B O l MOVIE: The Promise' Tw o (1$ Dr. Gene Scott WATER When asked if "pursuit” was an intellectual know the answers.” (3D All In the Family young college students vow to love each (2^ Honeymooners § game, the response was, “Only if you don't (X ) Wheel of Fortune other, but a strange fate inleivones Kath JCOOLERTI leen Quinlan, Stephen Collins. Beatrice i ik Dr. W h o by experiences long past (iD Independent News Straight 1979 Rated PG (39) M - A - S - H (22) M -A -S -H IMAXI MOVIE: Never Say Never $1) Gong Show ^0) Entertainment Tonight Again' James Bond attempts to stop a There is no such thing as a good Having no effective verbal around them, by questions they [CNN] Moneytine (2$ Barney Miller scheme using nuclear warheads for black­ or bad person. Each human being means of asking these questions have on certain subjects (usually Trivial Pursuit; a fun game mail Sean Connery. Klaus Maria Bran- [ E S P N ] N F L 's S u p e rsta rs The Men W ho (4$ People's Court is a unique combination of positive (especially those on taboo sul^ left unanswered), and by their own dauor, Kim Basinger 1983 Rated PG. Played The Game and negative forces that defies jects, which they quickly learn not irrational ideas — on death, (SjQ Wild World of Animals [HBOl MOVIE: 'Sakharov' (Closed (T M C ) MOVIE: -The Hand' A psychotic classification as simply all good or to bring up, increasing their monsters, sex, religion, darkness, One Day at a Time cartoonist finds that his dismembered Captioned) Andrei Sakharov. Nobel Prize n all bad. etc. (CNN] CroMfire hand has taken on a direction of its own winning physicist, dares to speak out for curiosity), children must act them with an intellectual twist Michael Caine, Andrea Marcovicci, Viveca human rights in a repressive society Ja­ [E S P N ] Top Rank Boxing from Las People have inherent worth just out. Nearly all of us can probably Lindfors 1981. Rated R son Robards, Glenda Jackson. Anna Mas­ because they are people. Humans If, for example, a child hits a remember something we believed Vegas, NV 10-round Welterweight bout sey. How many MHS students own There are six topics in all. This game is a great way to show featuring Dennis Horne vvs. luis Santana lUSA) Wrestling TNT FRANK AND ERNEST ’ by Bob Thavea do commit unconstructive — not playmate, he or she is in actuality when we were younger and would (MAXI MOVIE: 'Rachel. Rachel' A Cabbage Patch Kids? It seems One of your opponents will read off the things you have learned and a 10*round Jr Lightweight bout fea­ bad — acts, but these are a result of asking why people injure other laugh about it now, but which was turing Tommy Cordova vs Rocky Garcia 8:30 PM (D E/R Dr Shemlield s teen­ lonely schoolteacher nearing middle age certain that at least one or two you the appropriate question from thus far in school and thought finds momentary happiness in a love affair. a variety of natural, understanda­ people; why their parents hit very real at the time. [M A X ] M a x tra x age son arrives al the emergency room readers answered in the affirm a­ a card, and will check your reply would never be of any use. with a friend w ho has overdosed on drugs Joanne Woodward. James Olson. Estelle ble causes, one of the foremost of them; are they bad for striking Children’s questions, verbalized [U S A ] D ragnet Parsons. 1968. I M T PoWN gBSiPB ttep, tive. By the same token, how many against the answer on the backside Here are some sample (3D PM Magazine which is the kind of treatment that another; will they be punished; or not, need to be answered for the of you have ever played Trivial of the card. Every timeyou answer 'questions: 8:00 PM QDAfterMASH Alma Cox is [USA] Make Me Laugh person received as a child. and, if so, after being punished for (3D MOVIE: 'Tea & Sympathy' betterment of society. This should Pursuit? correctly, you get to take another 1. What South American city has assigned to replace Klinger as Colonel Pot­ 11:15 PM (4j) Reporter 41 Fa i P h e llo , opFEPEP TO People tend to treat others as a small infringement of the rules, be done in a calm, rational use of ter's secretary at General Pershing Trivial Pursuit is a board game turn. the highest commercial landing d ) MOVIE: 'Obsessive they have been treated. Why? 0 9:00 PM will they be killed for a greater the spoken langugage to give them d D Rituals 11:30 PM (3D Three's Company which swept the country last year, There are six squares on the field? 2. What company was the Love' A shy. introverted woman insin­ B u y H F P a P / z i N K - ■ Because children, being new to the one? the information they so desper­ d D American League or National (3D Charlie's Angels not long after the infamous Cab­ board (one for each topic) that are original sponsor of television’s uates herself into the life of a daytime world and unfBmiliar with its Too often, adults don’t hear the ately need to fully grow and League Playoffs: Game 1 A t press time. drama star, with tragic results Yvette (3D N e w s bage Patch Kid craze. The fad, bonus squares. If you land on one of "Superman?" 3. How much did a ways, are often puzzled and unspoken question and will answer develop. (3D Burns & Allen ANP t h e n IVATURAI- however, was directed toward that those squares and answer the McDonald’s hamburger cost in frightened by the actions of those by, spy, hitting the child, which (IT) H o neym o o ners group in society which considered question correctly, you get a 1963? 4. What company published about them, especially as to the doesn't answer them, and merely (2@ MOVIE: 'King Richard and the PFAPEP IT^ U0LY HFAP. Children need to be taught themselves beyond the age of dolls. wedge that fits into your playing “The Fantastic Four," “ The In­ prevalence of violence in our reinforces the growing belief that certain basic concepts, such as C ru sa d e rs' Christians and M oslem s battle 0>w«t>iN(A«( Th AYCS 1 0-7. For those of you who may be piece. The first one to fill in all credible Hulk.” and "The Mighty for the Holy Land during the reign of Ri­ society, and are curious as to why this is how people react to each there are no bad people, merely completely unfamiliar with the wedges to the piece, wins. Thor?” 5. What does a chairbound chard the Lionhearied Rex Harrison. Virgi­ humans act as they do. other. people who are misguided and nia Mayo, Laurence Harvey 1954 game and its objectives, here’s a There are now many editions to basophobic fear? 6. What race was Learning from the TV set, for Another reason children will afraid; that people don’t want to brief description: ^22) (3^ Tonight Show WINTHROP ^by Dick Cavalli the game, such as "sports." But in increased by 385 yards so Edward OBSESSED LOVE example (children usually believe imitate objectionable behavior is hurt other people, but are taught The game can be played by c ^ ) Anything for Money the original edition that comes VII could see the finish line better? that what they see on TV and read that they feel that in this way, they that they do; that mistakes do not individuals, or by many people in with each game, the trivial ques­ Pelicula; 'Sed de Amor' I'D LIKE TD HAVE No, this is not an advertisement. Yvette Mimieux (I.) stars as HOW DO r JU S T DO EVERYTH INKS YOU in books is real), that people can identify with the person they make a person bad or stupid, but IJP teams. You move around the board tions come from the following Sharing life’s little pleasures is an emotionally III fan who (1^ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour FRIENDS, BUT I DON'T t50 A B O U T U S U A L L Y D O N T , A N D C O N T D O seemingly want to hurt each other, are mimicking, and thus better are a natural part of the learning by the command of the dice and categories: history, art and litera­ what life’s all about. Insinuates herself Into the life @ ) MOVIE: 'Half Shot at Sunrise' Two kNOW WHAT TO PO. BEINfS A EVERYTHINCr YOU U SU A LLY CO. that there are, indeed, good guys understand the reasons behind the process; and that “ To understand land on various-colored squares. ture, science and nature, sports, of a television soap star A.W.O.L. American doughboys roam and bad guys, that the bad guys actions and reduce the behavior to about Paris. Bert Wheeler, Robert Wool- NICE S U V ? all, is to forgive everything” — and entertainment and geography. (Simon MacCorkindale) in Each color denotes a certain topic. J.H. sey, Edna May Oliver. 1930 T deserve to be punished, and that it a less frightening status. it is never too early or too late to "Obsessive Love." airing V [CNN] Sports Tonight is the good guys who carry out this Children are very often — some begin. TUESDAY, OCT. 2 on C B S. [ESPN] SportsCenter sentence, children naturally have might even say constantly — frightened by what they observe [USA] Radio 1990 questions about what they see. -S.B. CH ECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME Future Business leaders 12:00 AM (3D Campaign '84 Dan Rather hosts this look at the latest news on the presidential cam paign trail. HSW Staff (3D @3) N ig h tlin e m a m a ~ School newspaper Co-Editors; .. Becky Castagna dD Hawaii Five-O attend Manchester High 01) Star Trek Jennifer Heinrich (if) Dr. Gene Scott News editor.... Karen DiYeso FBLA is a new club started at more about the American free- There are many competitive •* 'W Feature editor .. Susan Baker Manchester High School this year. enterprise system; to build self- (31) MOVIE; 'The Ox-Bow Incident' A aimed at students events held in all business areas at mob, in search of a killer, tracks dow n and Astrograph Sports ed itor...... Eric Brown FB LA stands for Future Business confidence; to encourage money the state Leadership Conference executes three innocent men. Henry photo editor — Eric Heinrich Leaders of America. The advisor. management: to encourage scho­ for FBLA. First-place winners of Crossword All readers of this article are MHS. Fonda. Dana Andrews, Anthony Quinn. Graphics editor David Browne Mrs. Aiello, also teaches typing larship and promote school loy­ state competition are eligible to 1943 aware that High School World is Now that the objectives of High A dvisor...... Zane Vaughan and shorthand classes. alty; and to learn more about the participate at the nutiona level. [CNN] Newsnight the newspaper of Manchester High School World have been acknowl­ ACROSS 2 Life science ol those unusual days where you can say given by others. II you proceed agalnsi I The purpose of this club is to business community. Answer to Previous Puzzle [ESPN] Mazda SportsLook edged, it is the staff’s hope that the (abbr) and do a lot ol kind things, but none are their counsel, you could make mistakea. ' School. The staff of HSW works provide an opportunity for stu­ FBLA Is financed almost en­ Among 29 possible events availa­ 1 S M [TM C] MOVIE: 'Time Walker' While ex­ apt to be remembered II you step out of hard every week to provide the work and efforts put forth will be 1 Nigerian tribe 3 Greek theaters Cfour TAURUS (April 20-Ma|f 20) In Important ' dents to learn firsthand about the tirely by dues and local chapter ble for student participation are: amining King Tut's tomb, an archeologist line but once. school and town with a publication appreciated. Participants spend 4 Cogwheels 4 Class L A Y career situations today. It's best to try to listed on this page, or by contacting business community as they de­ fund-raising. The cost of dues is Parliamentary Procedure, Busi­ discovers a live mummy who may have ^ r t h d a y SAOITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Forego that they can be proud of. many hours a week of their own 9 Slippery 5 Biblical 1 S T come from another planet. Ben Murphy, act Independent of others. Your aaaocL" Mr. Zane Vaughn at school. velop vocational competencies. $5., including $4. as national dues, temptations today to speak unkindly ot atea' Input might slow you down. ness English, Job Description 12 Back character Shan Belafonte. 1983. Rated PG. The staff consists of eight time writing articles, typing them Let us know what you want to These skills they acquire will and $1. as state dues. A S H Oct. 3, IBM persons who are not present. What you QEMINI (Ma)f 21-Juiw 20) Priorities m u tt, Manual, Job Interview, Im­ 13 Joint 6 Finnish city [USA] Wrestling TNT say will later come back to haunt you. editors, an advisor and typists. The and arranging them to fit on the read about, or things that are of enable them to enter careers in Manchester’s fund-raising com­ promptu Speaking, Public Speak­ 14 Jackie's 2nd Several Important new friends will enter be kept In order today or you might put-- staff usually writes the articles final page. concern to you. Also, feel free to 7 Commit theft 12:30 AM dDMcCarrett CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Financial lun pursuits ahead of your reaponsibUIr T business with some knowledge of mittee consists of Chris Colvin, ing, Law, Economics, (5f(iec husband your life this coming year. Each will help and is responsible for putting the It isn’t always easy to find a topic 8 Cleans off (3D Starsky and Hutch conditions are likely to be mixed for you ties and end up with an unproductive write an article about anything the type of environment and Julie Falkowski, Harry Dalessio Procedures, Accounting I and II, 15 One of the In his own way to broaden your outlook today. You have good abilities for acqui­ paper together for publication in to write about — one that will be that you’d like and submit it for 9 Villain in (3D Rockford Files and perspective. day. • activities they will be involved in. and Chris Sember. The treasurer is Data Processing. Clerk Typist I Three Stooges sition, but you're apt to spend more than the Herald. interesting to the mujority of approval. We’d love to have it. "Othello'■ ^[1) Late N ig h t w ith D avid Letterm an T o ­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you must * Kendra Howe. and II, Notetaking I and II, 16 Weeping you take In. Another one of our responsibili­ people who read it. In an effort to 10 Cut short night's guests are Mayor Dan Whitehurst You're a pretty make a choice today between spending Remember, HSW is not the FBLA is a nonprofit vocational The president of FBLA is Devin daughter of LIBRA (Sept. 23-Ocl. 23) AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fsb. 19) Do not do Business Math and Entrepreneur- 11 Cry of pain and spinning expert Dave Klemczak. (60 good organizer today, with the exception your funds on luxury Items or baalo., ties is to keep MHS students and make the jobs easier and the newspaper of the dozen or so education organization for stu­ min ) anything today that goes'against your Donaghue with Doug Siwik as vice ship I and II. Tantalus 19 Sgt of managing your financial affairs. Strive household needs. It's wisest to choose " the community up-to-date and Tuesday afternoon school news­ people who put it together. It is dents who are interested in the 1 better judgment. 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Whether West played back a 16 together. ♦ K976 40 Fle-amotate club or a diamond, declarer wouW— Predicted as a top finisher this VA876 creates a swing main power in the league, and they for about three weeks. This has 42 Pesters 1:30 AM dD Columbo tnm p in dummy and discard the laS i: ♦ K fall in the newly-formed Eastern should prove it by soundly defeat­ 44 Hgh (3D Hogan's Heroes losing spade from his hand. caused concern for both the 4A 1097 By James Jacoby Division CCC, the Manchester ing their opponents. players and the coaches, but so far card 0D Independent News High School soccer team has come 45 Actor Brynner WEST EAST At the other table the play began With the return of many starters the team ’s play does not seem to be d S Despedida This deal, from a team-of-four back fielding a very strong club. 46 Class 48 ♦ AQJ103 the same way. However, when East from last year, Manchester’s play drastically affected. 25 26 27 [CNN] News Wrap-Up competition, demonstrates good In their first five games, Man­ 49 Dakota V4S played the diamond ace, West flagged has been quite impressive at In order to cover for the lack oi [TMC] MOVIE: The Avenging' An ♦ J0S2 ♦ A 1098 3 declarer play at one table and sound chester has proven its strength by language 32 This signal denied the queen times. Stressing a quick passing Wallert, Brian Milone has been educated half-Indian is the victim of his 4K J8S4S2 defensive carding at the other. The overcoming each of their oppo­ brother's jealousy and the townspeople's ♦ Q and at the same time was a suit-pref­ game, they have completely con­ shifted back to sweeper, and the 53 Here (Fr.) nents. Although the scores have 54 Customer 36 bigotry Michael Horse, Efrem Zimbalist, SOUTH contract was the same at both tables. erence command to play more trolled the game and played two outside backs are Chris Sarli Jr. 1981. been close at times, Manchester 58 Commerce 4842 spades. East dutifully continued with beautiful soccer. and Doug Siwik. has managed to come out on top in agency (abbr.) 40 2:00 AM (JD m o v i e : 'T h e B ra in ' Tw o VKQJ1092 At table one, West led his singleton ace and a spade, and the contract was The main problem the team has Just in front of them is John the final tallies. 59 Hockey'league ex-convicts attempt to outwit the master­ ♦ Q74 spade and EUist won the 10,'cashed the set. had in executing their game plan is Janenda, returning as stopper. (abbr.) i m ind o l the fam ous Glasgow -London train 4 6 ace of diamonds, and then made a maintaining their intensity and robbery. David Niven, Jean-Paul Bel­ The midfield is covered by David 60 Russian lake mondo, Bourvil. 1969 Vulnerable: Neither fatal mistake. Instead of playing the One of the problems that has concentration throughout the en­ Kelly, Tully Patulak and Brad 46 47 48 1 50 51 52 61 Tea (Jap.) QD Joe Franklin Show Dealer: East spade ace and giving his partner a Coulee Dam in the state of faced the team so far this year is tire game. If they can come out and Pelligrinelli, and at the line are 62 Wooden tub ruff, he led the club queen. Declarer play intensely from the beginning, 53 L e GB) Space: 1999 West North East Soath Washington is the largest hydroe­ the closeness of the score, particu­ Nick Cacaea, Bob Chang and Hank 63 Element won the club ace, trumped a club, straight through until the end, then d S Dr. Gena Scott 14 SV lectric plant in the United States. . larly at half-time. Manchester has Stevensen. 64 Hawaiian played a heart to the ace and trumped 59 e, (E SP N l Fly Fishing Journal Pass 4V Pass Pass found iU elf in a deficit situation there should be no stopping them. With this exceptlonally-strong timber tree another club. He played the queen of One incident that has the poten­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'In Love and War' The Pass m ore'than once, and Coach BUI lineup, Manchester expects to go 62 hearts and queen of diamonds, dis­ DOWN im pact of w ar on the lives o l three marines In January 1983 there were McCarthy feels that Manchester tial to hurt the club Is the Injury of quite far in the states, so for some carding a spade from dummy, and from different backgrounds is depicted Opening lead: 48 553,329 members of the United should come out and dominate their all-star sweeperback, Eric really fine soccer, come out and Robert Wagner, Jeffery Hunter, Hope trumped his last diamond. He now led States Navy, 66560 of whom were 1 Metric foot : 1984 by NEA. Inc without giving the other team a Wallert. During a tough match support the team. Lange. 1956. the last club from dummy and dls- HSW staff members posed for this athletic on a recent deac officers. cl)$nce. against Wethersfield, Waller! was portrait prior to knuckling down to business Manchester appears to be the injured in the knee, and sidelined - E.B. 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 2. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Oct. 2. 1984 - II Inmate Area towns FOCUS/ Leisure suspect Andover Bolton /Coventry in deaths HARTFORD (UPI) - The slay­ ings of two women and the Bolton media center plans Pick your palette kidnap-rape of a third in 1982 came less than a year after the suspect was released from prison on a previous kidnap-rape conviction, records show. spark criticism at hearing Color analysis can turn a faded rose into a hot petunia

William Schroff III, serving a Stepping out of “ tim id” and into "terrific” will be 50-year sentence at the Somers Bv Tracy L. Geoghegan media center was “too sophisti­ very cautious when it comes to this Bv Nancy Pappas Herald Reporter cated” for Bolton High School. She kind of exposure,” she said. Herald Reporter the subject of a talk Zeigler will present at 9:30 a.m. state prison, was charged last Friday at the Lutz Children’s Museum. The week with slaying Laura Hill, 20, of agreed that personal computers But Hooper said people receive BOLTON — The school board’s would be a more appropriate more radiation from a television As a young woman, Marty Zeigler dressed almost museum-sponsored lecture is the first in a three-part Bridgeport. Hill was last seen alive series which costs $15. July 7, and her body was found proposal to build a new $820,000 purchase. set than they do from computers. exclusively in navy and burgundy clothes. Asa result, June 27. library and computer center at "Y ou ’re assuming all of the James Rogers asked what re­ she looked washed-out. Bolton High School came under teachers are going to have (com­ quirements the state has for school “ I really preferred the hot colors, things we might FOR ZEIGLER, the bestselling book, "Color Me The affidavit accompanying the fire at a public hearing Friday. puter) knowledge,” Martin said. libraries. "The simple answer is call the California colors today,” she said. ’’But Beautiful” by Carol Jackson, was the key to unlock arrest warrant said Schroff is also Many townspeople attending the “ They, don't have that that our library is adequate by according to my mother, ’Nice girls didn’t wear the trap. a suspect In the death of Ann hearing told Board of Education knowledge.” state.standards,” he said. ’those’ kinds of colors. Nice girls wore navy and " I had already switched from Aetna to selling Criscuolo of New Haven. Her body members that they opposed the T. Dye Hooper, the Board of Rogers objected to the way the burgundy.’ So I always looked kind of faded, I never cosmetics, so I could spend more time with my kids,” was found In a wooded area of project because computers are not Education member in charge of board planned the building before felt pretty, and I never knew why.” Zeigler said. " I did fine with the cosmetics. But I Lym e in March 1982. necessary, because the proposed plans for the center, said teachers they developed the program to go Today the mother of two wears all of the colors her never felt entirely competent about advising my clients on color— blouses, scarves, accessories. When The affidavit saidi Schroff told center is too costly and because were already “ gearing up" for into it. "You have to know what own mother told her to avoid — plenty of peach, hot plans are inadequate. computers in the classrooms. you’re going to do with it first,” he magenta and cobalt blue. “ Those are the colors in I read the book, I became incredibly excited. This, I police, "You got me for two now. knew, was ringing true with me. This was something I ITI have to wait until you get these But board members and high “ They realize that computers said. which I look best. Those are the colors in which I ’m school faculty members argued will be the way of teaching in 10 Hooper answered that the board happiest,” she said. " I guess I knew what was right felt I should delve into.” cleaned up before I give you any In “ Color Me Beautiful,” Jackson expounded a information on any others." that students must have computer years,” Hooper said. intended to develop a curriculum for me all along.” theory which is now widely used by cosmeticians and Schroff, 30, who grew up in experience to be competitive, that Bolton Republican Thomas Man­ involving computers first, then But it took a radical career change — from computers would eliminate the ning — a New Britain architect buy the hardware. insurance underwriter to image consultant and color color analysts. Branford and has lived in New "The skin is basically translucent,” Zeigler Haven and East Haven, is serving need for some other courses and who serves on the town Zoning "Aren’t we acting prematurely analyst — to convince her that her initial instincts had explained. "Beneath its surface, we all have some the current sentence for the August that the center would only cost Commission — angered board to even think about building been correct. carotene — that’s yellow-orange in color, like carrots 1982 kidnap-rape of a 16-year-old Herald photo by Qermue taxpayers $325,000 after the state members by presenting an alter­ anything at this point?” Rogers "W e are born with color preferences. The problem — and hemoglobin — that’s kind of blue-pink. girl in Branford. reimbursed the town for about 60 native solution to the school’s asked. is, we are sidetracked by trends, friends and "Right from birth, we all have a particular balance Schroff has been in custody since percent of the cost. computer and library needs. Hooper said the board had to mothers,” said Zeigler. ” It’s a shame, because the It didn't break the bank of carotene and hemoglobin, which doesn’t change as his arrest Aug. 8, 1982, in the In addition to a library and Hooper argued that Manning come up with a proposal and an right colors not only enhance appearance, they we age. Oh, your skin appears to change color, as you second kidnap-rape, for which he computer center, the proposed should schedule his own hearing if estimated cost so they could apply strengthen a person’s image and individuality.” 2 tan, or get blotches, or whatever, but basically your was convicted July 3, 1983. A Wells Fargo armored truck lies on its side Monday on addition to the school building he wanted to promote his plan and for state grants. balance of carotene and hemoglobin remains the The rape and two slayings Adams Street. One passenger suffered bruises across would house a media production called Manning’s challenge "an “ How can you say what it’s going same. occurred a year after Sept. 24,1981, laboratory, conference room, of­ insult to the Board of Education.” to cost when you don’t know what What’s your season? his upper body when the truck rolled over in a one-car "F o r each skin tone, there is a particular color when Schroff was paroled from fice and storage space. Hooper was overruled by school you’re building?” Rogers asked. accident, police and Manchester Memorial Hospital palette which will be flattering. It doesn’t mean you Somers, where he had been serv­ The hearing, attended by about board Chairman James Marshall. “ You’re talking in circles.” Carol Jackson, author of “ Color Me Beautiful,” and have to stick to pink, or aqua, or yellow. It just means ing a five-to-10-year sentence for spokesmen said today. James Hunt, 56, of Hartford was 30 Bolton residents, was the second After a handful of townspeople At least a few residents, how­ those who have followed her into the color analysis that you need to watch carefully which shade you the kidnap-rape of a young woman treated at the hospital emergency room for bruises to his of five public hearings on four yelled, "Let him speak,” Manning ever, argued in favor of the field, divide the human race into four basic groups: choose. Often, the difference between looking hitchhiker Dec. 3, 1976. projects that voters will be asked was allowed five minutes. proposed center. head, back and shoulder, a hospital spokeswoman said. Winter people, like Elizabeth Taylor, have more adequate and looking sensational is just a slight "H e is a scary guy," said Guy W. either to approve or vote down in a Manning argued that BHS al­ "Students need to know how to The driver, Massachusetts resident Kerry Jusino, 22, was hemoglobin showing in the skin tones, and should variation in shade or hue.” Wolf, the New Haven assistant referendum on Nov. 6. ready has sufficient library space. access information,” said Esther wear cool, blue-based colors. They are high-contrast state’s attorney who prosecuted not injured, police said. They gave Jusino a written The referendum question on the Computers, he said, could be Haloburdo, a college instructor. people, often with very dark hair, and can carry off ZEIGLER, who falls into the spring category, said Schroff in the 1982 kidnap-rape. warning for driving to fast for conditions. library-media center will be condi­ housed in existing classrooms if "Developing library skills and strong, clear colors and bold prints. Even a petite coior analysts examine the eyes, wrist and facial skin tioned on whether the state agrees they were renovated. having an up-to-date library is winter person should look toward a narrow, to see which basic type she is. Then, using either to reimburse the town for much of He distributed a diagram of his crucial.” strongly-defined stripe or tiny geometric, rather than draped fabrics or large colored cards held beneath the the cost. Bolton will not learn that proposal, which calls for dividing Robert Gorton also expressed a muted floral. chin, they determine which particular shades are decision until March 1985 at the the existing library into a class­ enthusiasm for the project. Hesaid Spring people, like Julie Andrews, have more Contractor says 1-84 project earliest. room and a media production going to look best on that individual. he was impressed with the gra­ carotene showing in their skin, and so they need "When you do find an ideal shade, the difference in Several residents said they be­ room, and constructing a library phics computers can produce to warm, yellow-based colors. They should wear strong, the person’s appearance is remarkable,” Zeigler lieved personal computers would addition half the size of the one the help science teachers illustrate vibrant colors, as long as they’re not too dark. Hot said. " I t ’s like focusing a slide, it brings out features be less expensive and more benefi­ school board proposes to build. their points. . coral or aqua look particularly well on these people. in a woman’s face that she never knew were there — running ahead of schedule cial to students than the proposed Ilvi Cannon called using compu­ Gorton also suggested that by Summer people, like Queen Elizabeth, are cheekbones, or a strong chin." "main frame” system. ters in education a "gim m ick” . charging adults a fee to use the blue-based, but need cool, muted shades. "They Once the right shades are determined, an analyst Bv Tracy Geoghegan buildingbuilding the the railroad railroad tracks tracks at at feet east of the Slater Sti William Fehling, a Board of She said most people can learn all facility in the evenings it might be feet east of the Slater Street should wear pearl, and think of themselves in terms of gives customers color swatches — paper fans, nnHand Kathy GarmOk Tolland Turnpike are allnil factors ...nn* aUn Finance member, said his expe­ they need to know about operating made somewhat self-sustaining. underpass west to the Hockanum a Monet water color,” color analyst Marty Zeigler squares of fabric or even a card with splotches of oil Herald Reporters beyond the construction firm's rience in industry had taught him computers on their first few days The other three projects \which Herald photo by 1 arquinto River. Work began on this phase of said. paint — to take with them. They use these in shopping control which will affect the actual that main frames quickly become at a job. will appear before townspeople on Work on the widening of Inter­ construction in March 1983. The Autumn people, like Jane Fonda and Carol Burnett, and in picking over their existing wardrobe. Marty Zeigler, a color analyst who will Pam Schneider, a Lutz volunteer who state 84 is several months ahead of completion date of the project, project is scheduled to be finished obsolete. He said he would rather “ It’s no big deal. Anyone can the Nov. 6 ballot are building a new wear the deep, rich, earthy tones well. These are in the schedule, according to the vice Gilligan said. in November 1986. Its cost is see the money spent on personal learn it,” Cannon said. town garage, a new fire station and warm palette, but muted. MASH green and the shades speak Friday at the Lutz Children's has worked to organize this fund-raising computers. Please turn to page 14 president of the contractor in " I f we have a mild fall like last estimated at $61 million, Gilligan “ You’re talking about spending renovating Community Hall. of autumn leaves look well on these people. Museum, tries a variety of colors out on lecture. The lecture is at 9:30 a.m. charge of the project. year, that will benefit us,” Gilligan said. Fehling also questioned whether a quarter of a million dollars on teaching could be accomplished Edward Gilligan, vice president said. “ If we have an early winter, • The second project runs from computers,” she continued. "Can of The Balf-Savin Co., said it is too we may not stay ahead of the Hockanum River west to the effectively with computers. He you imagine how many really Selectmen meet early to predict whether the entire schedule." Simmons Road overpass in East blamed lower college entrance qualified teachers we could hire $165.5 million project will be "Utilities are a big factor," Hartford. Work began on this part exam scores and the so-called with that money? BOLTON — The Board of "crisis in education” on a lack of “ Whose interests are really Selectmen will hold its regular All right, Ron and Fritz, put on your uniforms completed ahead of schedule. The Gilligan said. "They have to of the project in late March and is scheduled completion date for relocate power lines, telephone scheduled to be finished at the end basic instruction in the classroom being served here?” she asked. meeting tonight at 8 p.m. at reconstruction of 1-84 is December poles, gas mains and water of 1987. Its estimated cost is $57 and said computers would worsen “ Hardware and software Community Hall. "M en make the clothes! ’’ in “ casual” clothes which he wore with all the casual white shirt and a red tie. NBC’s Roger Mudd calls this 1987. mains." million, Gilligan said. Included in students’ already poor manufacturers.” The meeting will follow a special Has anyone ever been quoted as saying that? If not. grace and ease of a store window mannequin. "his full Norwegian.” Although the highway was re­ Gilligan said as far as he knows, this project is the connector performances. Cannon also said computers are town meeting that begins at 7:30 I ’m laying ciaim to it because it’s truer than the other “ Teaching through a computer hazardous to people’s health be­ p.m. on funds to pay for removing cently renamed 1-84, the old 1-86 the various utility companies between the main highway and the saying, "Clothes make the man.” I SUSPECT Ronald Reagan gets — or takes, 1-84 extension which runs from doesn’t work,” Fehling said. cause they emit electromagnetic asbestos at two schools and on the signs will remain until the spring of involved in the highway project I could buy a new suit every day of the week and stiil Andy Rooney anyway — less advice about his clothes. Looking just East Hartford to Bolton Notch. Bette Martin said the proposed radiation. “ I think we should be sale of the old library for $18,400. Even if Geraldine Ferraro doesn’t win, she could 1985, according to state Depart­ are on schedule. look rumpled and disheveled. I have friends who look right has been a lifetime business with him. He knows ment of Transportation spokes­ The total project is divided into • The third project runs from have a good effect on a lot of people. I hope women as though everything they wear had been dry cleaned what he should look like and he knows how to get man William Keish. three smaller projects. Simmons Road west to Main Street Syndicated Columnist don’t just copy her hairdo. She wears good, and pressed that morning. For example, I see Dan Weather, utility work and re­ • The first project runs from 600 in East Hartford. Work began in himself looking that way. When Reagan goes without conservative clothes well and is proof that women late July and is scheduled to be Council won't combine positions Rather in the halls at CBS all the time and it doesn’t a necktie, he looks casual. When Walter Mondale goes don’t have to wear far-out, kooky stuff to look completed in July 1987. It is matter what the time of day is, what the temperature without a necktie, he looks as though he forgot interesting. estimated to cost $47.5 million, is or what he’s been through, he could step in front of something when he got dressed. Highways to Increase Gilligan said. the camera anytime and look perfect. I hate that This is not a rap on Mondale. It’s too bad we notice at In most competitions, the contestants all have to Gilligan said ail three projects about him. or she looks with clothes. all what candidates wear. It certainly has nothing wear the same clothes. The only way you can tell one are ahead of schedule. Coventry to advertise Jobs Clothes are important to what a political candidate You often can see the heavy hand of an adviser in a whatsoever to do with whether or not they’re capable. player from another on the football field is by the All the projects involve the looks like, but the way we wear them is so dominated candidate’s clothes, but advice doesn’t help. When Mondale simply has a difficult time not seemipg stiff number on his back. housing development widening of the highway to four reviewing the Merrow Road con­ make changes, Quintiliano said. by our characters or our personalities that I don’t Walter Mondale went on that fishing trip right after and formal in his clothes. The suit you see him in most Maybe we ought to have a uniform for politicians so lanes in each direction — including By Peter Baldwin their clothes wouldn’t be a factor in our choice. Manchester probably will not The connector could also be a a "priority lane" that will be Herald Correspondent dominium proposai, Berner called The council authorized Berner to think a politician can deliberately improve the way he the Democratic Convention, they had him decked out often is a dark blue or grey pinstripe worn with a stark advertise and fill the two positions feel any Immediate economic boon to the downtown area by strictly for buses and other vehi­ it “ a case in point of what contracting is going to do to you." after updating the job descrip­ impact from the reconstruction of making it more accessible to cles that carry three or more C OVENTRY - The Town Coun­ Berner said even if the town tions. Council member Donald Interstate 84 — formerly known as highway travelers, according to passengers, according to Phil cil Monday voted not to combine 1-86 — but the highway project loses its federal funding, it should Raymer estimates it will be at Ghostbusters fan club has Scott MacBeth, a market re­ Swain, a district engineer at the the positions of Town Planner and least a month until the positions should eventually spur industrial searcher at the Farley Co. in state Department of Transporta­ Town Engineer. continue to employ a full-time are fiiled. and residential growth in town, Hartford. tion. The priority lane will be The vote at the council’s regular planner. At present, half of the according to Director of Planning separated from the other three meeting followed the recommen­ planner’s time is devoted to Member William Reudgen com­ Mark Pellegrini. plimented Berner on the “ crisp­ " I think you'll find a growth lanes by a paved and painted area, dation of Town Manager David administering programs sup­ 25,000 members so far The biggest impact will probably period will happen there,” he said. Swain said. Berner that the town should not try ported by the U.S. Department of ness and professionalism” of his be increased residential develop­ Housing and Urban Development. report, and told him to keep up the MacBeth agreed with Pellegrini In addition, Roberts Street in to fill the two vacant positions with ^ . K Off good work. The council also drew Bv John O'Brien old, the majority being teens. ment in the southern part of town, that the highway project would East Hartford will be rebuilt to a single person, as suggested at an Council Chairman Robert 01m- Pellegrini said. up a list of other criteria on which United Press International The movie still is drawing partly promote residential growth in have two lanes of traffic in each earlier meeting. stead objected that there would be They market, for The land south of the 1-84 because fans see it several times. Manchester, both by making the direction, he said. Forbes Street in In a report to the council, Berner inadequate funding if that hap­ Berner’s performance is to be extension is now largely rural. But pened, but member Alfred Quinti- judged. PITTSBURGH - Jim Garvey $8.95, a kit that Garvey says. town more accessible to travelers East Hartford is also being recon­ advised that “ it would be in the and Mark Lister ain’t afraid a ’ no the planned connection of the and by promoting office develop­ structed, he said. best interests of the Town of liano suggested that the position be If the new manager makes certifies each extension to the main highway ghosts. Nor are 25,000 people on TWENTY FIREFIGHTERS ment that will bring in new Swain said that at least two lanes Coventry to have a full-time advertised as full-time, at least for progress towards the goals sug­ “ would open the land up for this continent who they say are member a Ghost- from Indianola, Iowa, sent in residents. of traffic in each direction on 1-84 planner and a full-time town the present. If the HUD funding gested by the council, he will te commuter purposes,” Pellegrini members of their fan club for applications a day after a TV show Most of the prime industrial land Will be maintained during all engineer in order to provide the dries up, the town can always given a series of raises next year. buster. Columbia said. "Ghostbusters,” the summer’s featured theTlub, which has been a in town is along the existing 1-84 phases of construction to minimize service that is so critical to the The only large tracts left for blockbuster movie. topic of radio talk shows and corridor, but much of it is still traffic delays. Some detours will future of this community.” gets a percentage of residential development are in the The name of their shop in nearby published stories, he says. undeveloped. With a widened be built around bridges that are Berner said that hiring a single ./ southern and eastern portions of School head not named Swissvale was Fantasy Traders each kit, Jim G arvey “ The only trend seems to be highway making the trip to Hart­ being removed or rebuilt, he said. qualified person — if one could be town, Pellegrini said. untii July, when it became Ghost­ there are really a lot In Califor­ ford or Massachusetts faster, that Swain said that when completed, found — would save the town over tion the top candidate supplied Says, noting he Residents of the southern part of COVENTRY - The Board of busters. That was after they nia,” Garvey says. ’’California’s land will probably become fully the project should help reduce the $1000 a year. However, he said the about himself. town who commute to Hartford Education failed to name a new proposed the idea and on July 3 makes expenses but always been big in this kind of developed over the next 10 to 15 heavy traffic that has plagued the job was more than one person Ashley said some of the informa­ now must battle traffic on local superintendent of schools at a secured the right — for an thing. That’s ironic, because they years, Pellegrini predicted. highway. Much of the current could handle. tion the. candidate provided a hopes to m ake a streets to get to 1-84 and into special meeting Monday. estimated $10,000 — from Colum­ live in a state that might fall off MacBeth said Manchester could roadway dates back to 1948, he “ Even if he or she was profes­ 10-teacher committee differed "W e don’t know yet.” said board bia Pictures Industries Inc. to into the ocean.” Hartford. become like Farmington, where a said. sionally capable there simply from information the candidate profit on further Should some of the land be Chairman Richard Ashley. “ The form a national Ghostbusters fan Lester Borden of New York City. number of offices have sprouted up “ Traffic will move much bet­ wouldn’t be enough time to do all gave the board. developed as a result of the board deliberated and essentially club. Ghostbusters Columbia’s vice president of mer­ along the highway. ter,” hesaid. "It will certainly help the tasks required," Berner said. Ashley said he will offer the job highway connector, neighborhood selected two people. One is the first They market, for $8.95, a kit that chandising, in September said the "It could become a very lucra­ anyone coming from the eastern or When town personnel are unahle to that candidate if he can clear up memorabilia. shops and other small businesses choice and onfe is the second certifies each member a Ghostbus- movie had grossed more than $200 tive office park environment,” he northern part of the state to get to to perform all their duties, the the confusion during a visit he might spring up, he said. choice.” ter. Columbia gets a percentage of million since it opened June 8, said. Hartford much more rapidly.” town has to hire outside help at plans to make Thursday to the He refused to identify either each kit, Garvey says, noting he putting it ahead of all but only a extremely high costs, Berner said town where the candidate now candidate. makes expenses but hopes to make chotherapist who, like Lister, half dozen other movies. When council members dis­ works. But the board will not offer the a profit on further Ghostbusters chucked his job 18 months ago to cussed the possibility that Coven­ If Ashley’s mission falls, the ” It’s fabulous, the biggest film job to the top candidate imme­ memorabilia. market movie memorabilia full we ever had,” he says. ’’And we Obituaries try might have to pay an outside board will take up the selection diately. Ashley said there are While they also look for new film time. engineer as much as $1,600 for process again at its regular haven’t even opened it overseas "inconsistencies” in the informa- meeting Oct. 11, he said. products, the gangbusters Ghost­ "When I worked in the county yet. ... We expect it to go through Clinton; 28 grandchildren and 33 busters business keeps them and jail, I was dealing with all the the roof in Japan and they’re Frances W. Whitham In Memoriam four employees far busier than rapists and thieves in the city of great-grandchildren. ripping down the posters in Europe Frances Wolf Whitham, 81, of 31 In sad and loving memory on the they expected. Pittsburgh,” he said in an inter­ The funeral will be Thursday at a — in the U.K. and places like that. Crosby Road, died today at her tenth anniversary of the passing of They send "job appiications” to view last month. ” I decided it’s a tim e and place to be announced. Coventry treasury gets a boost They’re taking them off subway home. She was the wife of the late Steven W. Merovonich, October those who express interest so they lot more fun to take people out of Burial will be in Palisado Ceme­ walls for souvenirs.” Erwin W. Whitham. 2nd, 1974. can become Ghostbusters, or er­ reality than to take them back into tery, Windsor. Friends may call at COVENTRY — Coventry’s Also promoting the film is hit She was bom in Windsor on Nov. His memory is as dear today ces. John McGrath and Joseph malfeasance on the part of the satz ghost removers, like the reality.” the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. troubled treasury will soon benefit theme song — "Who Ya Gonna 5, 1902, and had been a resident of As in the hour he passed away. Golec of the accounting firm of former bookkeeper. characters portrayed by Bill Mur­ The kit contains a bumper Center St., Wednesday from 2 to 4 from a $146,103 windfall, according Call? Ghostbusters!” — that Is Manchester for the'Tiast 46 years. Kircaldie, Randall, and McNab "W e are now in a position to ray, Dan Aykroyd and Harold sticker saying ’’Ectomobile” with and 7 to 9 p.m. Sadly missed by his family. to Town Manager David Berner. frequently heard on the airwaves. She was a member of Center reported that they have begun to proceed with our audit,” McGrath Ramis in the light-hearted comedy th e Ghostbusters symbols Blue Cross/Blue Shield of Con­ "People love to laugh at the Congregational Church. make sense out of Coventry’s said. "The starting point has been that features spectacular special (startled ghost beneath red circle In Memoriam necticut will soon refund part of zaniness of it," Borden explains. She leaves two daughters, Mrs. In Memoriam payroll and checking accounts. reached.” The audit will probably effects as well as the gorgeous and slash): a uniform patch In loving memory of Bernice Mi- Coventry’s health insurance pay­ “I have a jacket that says Wilbur (Betty Jane) Messier of In loving memory of Bernice be completed within two weeks, Sigourney Weaver. bearing the symbol; a laminated koieit who passed away October 2, ments, Berner told the Town Ghostbusters and some guy on the Manchester and Mrs. Leslie (Vir­ Mikoleit who passed away October Golec said they uncovered "a the accountants said. ID card, saying the member is 1983. Council Monday night. The Insu­ street offered me $300 for it,” he ginia) Andrew of Eureka Springs, 2nd, 1983. great number of errors In both AN APPLICANT answers a empowered to deal with paranor­ Though her smile has gone rance company has told Berner says. "A pastor of a church dn Ark.; three sons, George E. Getting used to being lonesome accounts,” including checks en­ At the request of the Council, the short quiz demonstrating he or she mal manifestations, and a metal forever. that recent Insurance claims ..Viiii Marlin, Texas, asked me for Whitham of Storrs, Richard L. Is what we’ve learned to ao. tered in the books more than once, accountants will draw up a list of is not afraid of ghosts, is alive, badge and certificate that states And her hand we cannot touch. among town employees have been permission to put the symbol on his Whitham of Tulsa, Ok., and John It’s mighty hard to do that. with the wrong amounts, or not at recommendations on how the town .UPI pboto We will never lose sweet unexpectedly low. breathing, willing to save the the property is protected by church bulletin. E. Whitham of Bolton; two sisters, Since we were used to having you. all. " I t is not, in my opinion, can avoid bookkeeping disasters in Jim Garvey, left, and Mark Lister ain’t world at a moment’s notice and Ghostbusters. memories. The Council was also informed anything but carelessness," he are members of their fan club for "A doctor asked me if he could Mrs. Barbara Ericson of Poquo- Sadly missed, the future. They will also give sleeps above the covers. A kit is Club members, of both sexes, Of the one we loved so much. that progress is being made in said, assuring Council Chairman afraid o' no ghosts. Nor are 25,000 "ghostbusters." put it on his boat. ... A little girl nock and Mrs. Helen Baker of Elva and Gerry Suilivan Instruction to members of the the sent, and later four newsletters, live "from Toronto to^an Diego,” Beverly and family straightening out the town’s finan­ Robert Olmstead that there was no town staff." people on this continent who they say from Conqecticut wrote and said says Garvey, 33. a former psy- and are ” 4 or 5 to 60 or 70" years she saw the film six times.” ( It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 2. 19M MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Oct. 2. 1984 - I3_ Advice ‘Free spirit’ nears home, and adjusts to society again

Sept. 23 I arrived at my aunt and uncle’s house shortly was to allow myself to ’’decompre.ss,” that is. to Parents and teens split on 9:44 p.m. before noon, and as expected, they weren’t home. I put gradually adjust to not iH'ing on the road. 1 was hoping When I awoke on Sunday, it was to a gray, my bike and equipment on the porch because of the that by relaxing and reflecting on the trip while close partly-overcast sky. I didn’t seriously consider Summer threat of rain, "rhe two large, soft lounge chair to home. I'd be able to come to grips with the sad delaying my departure because I was so near the end cushions were so inviting that I decided at that point to reality that the trip was nearly over, and possibly where to entertain at home ofjh e trip that I wasn't going to concern myself with sleep on the porch that night. avoid the usual post-trip trauma. rain, unless there was a lot of it. Also, the sky didn't Cyclist I walked across the street to let the neighbors know One of the nicest things about returning home is DEAR ABBY: The letter from both more than satisfied with our look ominous and, besides, if you wait long enough, it sleeping on a comfortable bed every night, but more Glenn Davis who I was and what my .intentions were so they the 16-year-old girl signed "Nosy arrangement, which is especially will rain eventually. wouldn’t get suspicious and call the police. Before 1 than once. I ’d thought about bow delightful it would lx: Mother Trouble" prompts my first good for our son. Most children I left the off-road campsite at 7:29 and continued could introduce myself, Tom Kealey looked up from to continue the trip through the Blue Ridge and Smoky letter to you. Mother in sist^ her Dear hardly ever get to see their fathers. south on Route 112. During the six miles to Goshen, I his task of painting the shutters and exclaimed. ” Hey, mountains, and all the way out to southern California daughter keep her bedroom door My problem is my mother. She thought about the downhill which begins in that town. you made it! Boy, we’ve heard a lot about you! Hey, for the winter. open when she entertained her Abby puts John down, calling him a Never before had I hiked down it. Twice I ’d climbed it m Sheila, come on out and see who’s here! ” With as strung a desire as 1 have to keep biking, it's no wonder that I have a hard time in adjusting to the boyfriend in her bedroom, even "sissy” and a "gigolo” to his face! — once on a three-speed bike in 1972 when John threat of rain, I chose Route 5 .1 figured that the best ’’What are you doing here so soon?” asked Tom ’s though all the kids did was sit on Abigail norms of society. She can be really vicious when she Gordeut and I were constrained to walk up it near the way to get to Connecticut would be the quick, easy wife. ’’You’re not supposed to be here until, oh. when the bed and listen to the stereo. Van Buren wants to be, but at times she's truly conclusion of a long day, and three years ago when I way. did Alice say you’d get here — fourth or fifth? I guess I did some writing that night, andspent a quiet night I'm a mother of two teenage a very kind and loving person. Her rode up it fairly easily on my 10-speed. your aunt thinks you’re never going to settle down. on the porch. boys, ages 15 and 17. When my sons moods can change in a minute! From Goshen to Northampton, it’s 14 miles of I E N T E R E D my home state and crossed the She describes you as a free spirit.” first brought girls to the house, I What should I do? My efforts to downhill and downriver biking. The gradual descent Connecticut River on Route 190 east and rejoined I bought groceries at a nearby store, and relaxed for was appalled when they started to our parents were home. We have communicate with Mother have was a delight, and the lack of traffic made it more Route 5 south. the balance of the afternoon and evening on the porch. Editor’s note: Glenn Davis is a Manchester resident walk into their respective bed­ plenty of opportunity to do stuff been in vain. enjoyable. In Quebec City, I'd sent a postcard to my Aunt Alice who spent the summer biking across Canada and New rooms. That’s when I explained to like that somewhere else. Mothers In spite of it all, I love her. Sign In Northampton, I decided against Route 10. Had it and Uncle Al, telling them that I ’d arrive at their ONE REASON for taking so much time in returning England. His column, which has appeared three times both of them that we have a family who always suspect their kids of m e ... been a sunny day, I might have taken it, but with the home in Enfield on Sept 3, 4 or 5. (two days in Jamaica, Vt. and two days in Enfield) a week, will end Thursday. room and a living room for the worst can actually push their WORKING WIFE entertaining our friends. kids into doing something for spite. WITH HOME HUSBAND Can you picture Mom and Dad SAN MATEO TEENAGER inviting our friends over, bypass­ DEAR WIFE; We never know Donors ing the rest of the house to go sit on DEAR BEEN THERE AND the private battles others may be llliniBHIS»INI1BSaK Secret Wars are favorite our bed and iisten to the stereo? TEENAGER: My mail has been fighting, so be patient with your So, here's another "Nosy evenly divided'. Almost without mother. Ask John to tune her out respond to Mother.” exception, teenagers want to en­ and regard her as more disturbed B E E N TH ER E tertain in their bedrooms with the than vicious. In all probability she IN SACRAMENTO door closed. ("Trust us!") is. And please, encourage your emergency among dealers In comics And parents who allow their mother to see a doctor. D E A R B E E N ; Stay tuned for a teenagers to entertain in their This Secret Wars No. 8 is right at the top of the 100 few words from a teenager who is bedrooms do so reluctantly, saying (Do you hate to write letters Although only 53 pints of blood best as listed in the August "Com ic Dealer’s there: they'd rather have them at home because you don’t know what to were collected at the Community Newsletter.” than somewhere else. But most say? Thank-you notes, sympathy Red Cross Bloodmobile held at Collectors' DEAR ABBY: Boy, did I ever parents insist on the open-door letters, congratulations, how to Concordia Lutheran Church on It was loaned for study by Chuck Bruder, owner of relate to the teenage girl whose policy. decline and accept invitations and Sept. 21, many O Positive and O "Buried Under Books,” now located at 188 W. Middle Corner mother made her keep her bed­ how to write an interesting letter Negative donors responded to the Turnpike. (This is on the other side of the street from room door open when she had her DEAR ABBY: I am a full-time are included in Abby’s ^ k l e t , emergency call for those specific Vic’s Pizza, in the same building as the Dubaldo Russ MacKendrlck boyfriend over. employed registered nurse. I love "H ow to Write Letters for All blood types. Music Center). If I can’t close my bedroom door my work and make very good Occasions.” Send your name and Marcia Memery and Albert "Stan U'e presents MARVEL SUPER HEROES when my boyfriend is over, I feel money. address clearly printed with a Hemingway received 10-gallon SECRET WARS.” This one is entitled "INVASION.” uncomfortable — like my mother I am married to a wonderful, check or money order for 52.50 pins and Karen Lewis reached the The team getting up the publication is bylined: is eavesdropping on me. And my gentle man who stays at home and (this includes postage) to: Dear 2-gallon mark. Other donors were: Jim Shooter, writer, then names for the pcnciler, boyfriend is uncomfortable, too. cares for our 2-year-old son. Abby, Letter Booklet, in care of the Ann Marie AntonuccI, Helen Asel- three inkers, the letterer, colorist and finally Tom The most appealing character Abby, if we kids were going to do "John” does all the housework, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box tlne, Beverly Avery, Robert M. Brln- something, we wouldn't do it when cooking and yard work. We are 38923, Hollywood, Calif. 90038.) domour, Joseph L. CzerwInskI, Earl De Faleo, the editor. seems to be the Enchantress, on Doeeart, Kothleen A. Faria, Elizabeth They show us new plans of thought in warfare and M. Fields, John T. Furness Jr., Paul M. Glacooassl. weaponry. The sound effects come in large red the Baddie side, who quaffs a Christine C. Glenn, Barbara Gold, capital letters: KA-THOOM!. WHAPP!, KRANK! Laurie H. Green, Janine Gritfin, Peter flagon of mead when the going Unusually high pulse rate H. Grose, Albert W. Hemingway, (always the exclamation point). SZAKTT!, Charles E. HIrth, Walter H. Joyner, KLANNNK! and FWHOOSH! gets tough. Like TV, it has to have Wilma Joyner, Geraldine Kelley. James P. Kennedy, John W. Klein, a "Now this ... ” John D. Labelle, Alan F. Lamson, THE MOST APPEALING character .seems to be Gloria A. Longer, Jean Laprise, Me­ may be related to lifestyle lissa Lefebyre, Mary Lou Lemaire, the Enchantress, on the Baddie side, who quaffs a bookshop (116 Burnside Ave., East Hartford), tells Karen Lewis, John R. Madden. flagon of mead when the going gets tough. us of a Comic Convention on Sunday, at the Elks Yoland Mahews, Linda M. Mantle, Heidi L. Marcoux, Kenneth A. Mark- Like TV, it has to have a "N ow this... ” It shakes up Hall, 148 Roberts St.. East Hartford. Hours are II DEAR DR. LAMB - What could endocrinologist do? What exactly has steln, Catherine M. Mart, Sarah a new-to-comics reader who is almost catching onto a.m. to 5 p.m. Admi.ssion is 99 cents. cause an unusually high pulse rate? to be wrong with you for you to see an Mayer, Samuel McCurry, John R. McElraevy, Marcia A. Memery, Lynn the story line, to turn a page and find an ad for They expect 40 dealers. There will be a snack bar My son has been tu m ^ down twice endocrinologist? O. Miller. cookies: "Creamy, crunchy chocolate Oreos.” and plenty of free parking. for blood donations because his pulse Your Marie O. Miller, Judith E. Morton, rate was 120 and 110. He is in good Dayld C. Moyer, John J. .Naretto, This No. 8 book in the series is still going at the Then, next month, on Nov. 17 and 18, we cun .see DEIAR READEIR — An endocrinol­ Kevin M. O'Brien, Harold G. Pohl, health, works out regularly at a fit­ Health ogist is a specialist in gland function cover price, but the very first one is bringing three "ConnectiCon 8.” the mammoth wing-ding at the UPi photo Michael E. Pohl, Joan W. Spak, Joseph ness center and has passed several and disease. These “hormone glands” H. Tully, Martha E. Walters, James J. times us much. Holiday Inn. 363 Roberts St., East Hartford. "Great phraical examinations. Lawrence White, Nancy L. White, Gretchen H. The Buried Under collections (Shirley Eldridge, include the pituitary gland under the Nothing like whittling WIedle. movies. Star Trek episodes, panels, cartoons and While he was in the Navy, bis medi­ Lamb, M.O. brain, which regulate many of the manager), together with The Curiosity Shop guest artists.” cal exam showed that his blood pres­ other glands and also produces Six-year-old BrentonVeach of Sudbury, Sudbury Colonial Fair and Muster. Douglas plum (Johanna Bruder), moved from Purnell Place to 188 The dealers’ room will have new and old comics, sure was 110 over 85 and his sitting growth hormone. The pituitary is Mass., whittles at the 14th Annual HOLLYWOOD (U PI) - Michael We.4t Middle Turnpike several weeks ago, but people science fiction collections, movie stills, original art, pulse rate was 100. sometimes called the master gland Douglas, actor-producer son of are still asking wbat became of them — so, you saw it pulp mags, gum curds and scarce paperbacks. Tbe This situation has me worried. I and is often the link between certain wonder if he should be examined by a Kirk, has landed the plum role of here. admission charge will lx‘ $4. for oneday; $7. for both, donate blood may have been from the brain chemicals and the endocrine Zach in the movie version of the cardiologist. Incidentally, he is not stress of the situation. Getting out of system. with a break for kids under 13. fat. He is 5 feet 8 and w e i ^ 145. Broadway musical hit "A Chorus THE NEW SPOT has convenient parking, and the shape because of limited exercise Other endocrine glands include the Line.” Photo by MacKendrick DEIAR READER — He should con­ Public Records thousands of comics, magazines and paperbacks arc also may cause a fast resting heart thyroid, which regulates metabolism; Zach is the director- Editor's note: Russ MucKendrick is a longtime sider seeing a specialist in internal rate. Secret Wars No. 8 tops a list of 100 best comic books the parathyroid glands, which affect choreographer who compels 17 all on one floor. Manchester resident who is an authority on medicine. It is usually said that the Of course, diseases can cause a fast calcium balance, and the adrenal listed in the August “Comic Dealer's Newsletter." It just so happens that a flyer from the Bookie Warranty deeds 342 Adams St., Rear, $4,871. Jeanne Jay et al. dancers in the musical to reveal collectibles. normal resting heart rate for an adult resting heart rate. An overactive thy­ glands over the kidneys, which Mitchell and Roberta Rhodes to Town of Manchester against their inner selves in the course of is between 60 and 100, but I find that roid gland can be the cause, but usual­ secrete hormones related to stress Betty Gallagher releases lis Jack and Judith Stein, one-third property of Carol A. Newman, putting together his show. resting heart rates above 80 per min­ ly, when that is true, there are other and many other vital functions. pendens against Hubert J. interest in 104 Bridge St., ^2,367. 14-16 Hamlin St., $237. ute usually mean something needs signs of a thyroid problem as well. The sex glands — ovaries and testi­ Gallagher. Mitchell and Roberta Rhodes to attention. Diat doesn't mean disease To give you a better understanding cles — are also endocrine glands. The Town of Manchester against Manuel Stein, one-third interest in ■Manchester Yesterdays- is present; it can be related to life­ of the pulse rate, I am sending you a islets of Langerbans, which form property of Carol A. Newman, Liens released 104 Bridge St., $22,367. 14-16 Hamlin St., $89. style. new issue of The Health Letter, Spe­ insulin, are endocrine glands, too. As Berner & Sons Inc. releases lien Evening skies of October Mitchell and Roberta Rhodes to Both cigarettes and coffee can cial Report 32, What Your Heart Rate the list might suggesL you could have Town of Manchester against against property of George Kalfas. cause high resting heart rates. If your Means. Others who want this issue any number of diseases that might Arnold Stein, one-third interest in property of Eric Mean. Mary Peters Furniture City Inc. re-; 104 Bridge St., $22,367. son smokes or drinks coffee, he should can send 75 cents with a long, require the help of an endocrinologist, Mean, Terry Edgberg and Laurie leases lien against property of' Plane crash left mark stop both and see if his heart rate isn’t stamped, self-addressed envelope for from diabetes to growth problems. An Jeanette Lesperance to Thomas Edgberg, 84-86 Hamlin St., $308. George and Liberty Kalfas. to feature meteor shower a lot slower. Stopping those two hab­ it to me in care of this newspaper, endocrinologist uses a history, physi­ and Kathleen Tierney, 170 Timrod Town of Manchester against Savitt Inc. releases lien against its can lower the resting heart rate by P.O. Box 1551, Radio City StaUon, cal, laboratory studies of blood and Road, $118,825. property of Eric Mean, Mary property of Richard Tyson. By William H arw ood as much as 20 beats a minute. New York, N Y 10019. Salvatore and Lena Rosella to Mean, Terry Edgberg and Laurie on young girl’s memory urine. X-rays and special radiograph­ Benenficial Finance Co. releases United Press International Anxiety is also a factor. Your son's ic techniques to evaluate the endoc­ Robert J. St. Martin, property on Edgberg, 84-86 Hamlin St., $113. lien against property of Richard high ratM when he was waiting to DEIAR DR. LAMB — What does an rine glands. West Clenter Street, $98,500. Town of Manchester against and Carrie Tyson. By June Matchett Brown John, had their thrills when they braved a A meteor shower, a close en­ Betty Modeen to Edward and property of Christopher Poulos, Special to the Herald winter ride with Barnstormer Hank counter between Jupiter and Mars Evening Skies Jeanette Sadnders, 60 Woodstock 28-30 Maple St., $770. Attachments released and a spectacular conjunction of Drive, $120,000. Town of Manchester against David H. Rivers and Edw ard C. Wetherall at the frozen reservoir on South Venus and the moon highlight the Attract a variety of birds Michelle Stephens to Robert V. property of Christopher Poulos, Graziani releases attachment It was just a minute in time — 60 seconds Main Street. evening skies of October. in O cto b er Meyerson and Gayle C. Bannon, 48 28-30 Maple St., $366. against property of Irene 'L. of child-like staring in awe of what I saw! And in the summer at Buckland School. Ringed Saturn can be seen low on Coburn Road, $88,500. Town of Manchester against Ashline. My mother was taking me for a walk one daring people like my mother and a the western horizon slightly above Wednesday, October 10 Gordon L. Maltempo to Paul L. property of Joseph Ostroski, 603 and east of brilliant Venus, the by having different feeders Geraghty, 185 Henry St., $90,000. Center St., $97. afternoon, and as we passed the vacant lot i Spruce Street neighbor, John McFarland, cloud-shrouded planet next in to • Jupiter Town of Manchester against on Bissell Street (now occupied by White took wings in an open cockpit plane for a the sun from Earth. The two • e Mercury in superior conjunction, OuHcMm deads property of Joseph Ostroski, 603 D E A R PO L L Y : We put up a bird tant point: Once you set up a In 1979, there were 25,000 TV sets Glass Co.), she pointed at the sky to the ride in the blue sky. planets make their closest visual Mars on far side of sun and not visable Dorothy Miller and Gladys R. Center St., $557. feeder last winter, but were feeder, you must keep it well and 220,000 radio sets in Ethiopia. approach to each other on Sunday All other planets in evening sky Hall to Lydall Woods Corp., Town of Manchester against north. Looking up, I saw a plane in a As I watched and waited near the disappointed at the lack of variety stocked at all times. Birds will Oct. 7. property on Lydall St. property of James Omeara, 185 nosedive and a man parachuting nearby. McFarland family, I knew the feeling of of birds we attracted. We got become accustomed to visiting Mars passes just 2 degrees south Roger J. Bouchard to Robert N. Center St., $241. bluejays that kicked half of the Potty’s your feeder. Indeed, they will rely Later that day, she and my brothers and being very small in a big world. of Jupiter on Oct. 13. With Keating, 211-213 Center St. Rogers Hornsby averaged better Antares • seed to the ground, and I think they on it for their primary food supply. Town of Manchester against sisters went to see the wreckage on a binoculors, the observer can see Robert N. Keating to Margaret than .400 in winning five National chased all the other birds away. If you fail to keep it stocked, they property of James Omeara, 185 the star Lambda Sagittarii just Saturn Pointers Keating, 211-213 Center St. League batting titles from 1921 to street at the north end of town, bringing Editor’s ;iote: June Matchett Brown lives at 4 How can we attract more birds? could starve. Center St., $540. south of the red planet. 1925. back a torn piece of canvas. Skinner Hill Road in Andover. Do you have a SSW Venus«, • SARAH I like to keep feeders going all Town of Manchester against The Orionid meteor shower, SW wsw Polly Fisher Liens Manchester memory you’d like to share with year round. Since you can attract property of Harold and Carole Thirty-nine years later, this unforgetta­ thought to be made up of frag­ Cab Service & parts Corp. DEAR SARAH: The best stra­ different birds in summer than in Dalessio, 16-18 Bunce Drive, $120. ble happening became a reality through a Manchester Herald readers? Perhaps you ments of Halley’s comet, is best against property of Roger W. tegy for attracting a variety of winter, you’ll enjoy the widest Town of Manchester against remember the day the circus came to town or the observed about two hours before Tuesday, October 30 Talbot Sr. and Dial-A-Ride of property of Harold and Carole HALl FOR RENT picture of this disaster in your paper on sunrise on Oct. 20 when the cresent birds to your hard is to set up two or variety of birds possible through­ For parties, showers, receptions, night the garage burned down or the day your three f ^ e r s of different types. water) outside a window. Keep out the year. Conn., property on Timrod Road, Dalessio, 16-18 Bunce Drive, $386. June 19, 1969. brother enlisted in the army. Submit a photo if one moon and the star Regulus will Moon ' Mars $577. meetings. Complete Idtchen fa­ J) One might be a large feeding these feeders spread out from each cilities. Large enclosed parking Barnstorming and plane rides were is available. If your submission is used, we'll pay make a nice pair. > Jupiter Internal Revenue service Rolaasa of lls pondans platform stocked with large seeds other so that each type of bird will Freshen up your home with your lot. Inquire: popular in Manchester in the '30s. For 75 you $5. Photos will be returned; submissions will At its peak, about 25 meteors an go to its own feeder. against property of Willaim D. Betty Modeem releases lis hour can be observed under good such as sunflower seeds. This w ill. own homemade old-fashioned rose cents, my sister, Esther, and brother. not. attract large birds such as blu­ Other tips for attracting birds: Sarett III, 3 crestwood Drive, pendens against Vaughn L. Mo­ lithuanian Hall seeing conditions. jar. The directions are in Polly's $2,331. 24 QOLWAY STREET TEAPOT ejays and evening grosbeaks, Be sure to locate feeders near newsletter, “Eliminating House­ deen, 60 Woodstock Drive. Internal Revenue service MANCHESTER keeping them away from the other shrubs or trees that provide hold Odors." Send $1 for each copy Savings Bank of Manchester CallbaloraSP.M. THE ORIONID shower is one of against property of Edward Zera, releases lis pendens against Venus fee^rs. A smaller feeder with important shelter. However, if to P O L L Y ’S PO INTERS, in careof two associated with Halley’s many perches will attract smaller there are cats in your neighbor­ the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box comet, which now is in the Whiton Library adds new books constellation Gemini but is visible Antares birds. This feeder should te hood, keep the fe v e r s at least 1216, Cincinnati, OH 45201. 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Metropolis7:25, 9:90.— RepoMon(R) (R) 7:40, 9:31 — The Bostonians 7:20, Lite (R) 7!l0, 9:20. — Irreconclllable Win A Trip For Two four stars of the great square of • ARCO — Bookkeeper, Account Dixon — After Man. Moore — The Space Shuttle 7:90,9:91 9:49. — The Karate Kid (PO) 7:119:40. Differences (PO) 7, 9:20. — The Evil lished by CDA, and to Andromeda is the most distant ClaietPdIe— Dear Maestro 7:30wlth Mowsfleld Thot Men Do (R) 7:10,9:20.— AllofMe (2lerk. Dorsen — Our Endangered Action Book. THE MONTH ENDS with the Pegasus east of directly overhead. cross-reference p rin t^ cookbooks object visible to the naked eye, L'Arqent 9:21 Trone-Lux Celleae TViln — The (R) 7,9:11 • ARCO — Complete Guide to U.S. Rights. Najder — Joseph Conrad, a moon. Mars and Jupiter forming a Extending away and north are ■ostHarHerd woman In Red (P(D3) 7, 9. — Splash Windsor published by other companies. lying at about 2 million light years (Jivil Service Jobs, Fawcett — Clear Intent. 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Throughout October, viewers bending the wrong direction. ibewcose Ctaemag — Ohostbustert WeslHoillerd tion and recipes organized by ago traveling at 186,000 miles each (PO) 1:417:19,9:40.— Purple Rain (R) Elm 1 « 2 — Tightrope (R) 7 ,9 :».— A IS-gun saulte is given to ’ ARCO — Post Office Clerk- Francey — Pierre Franey’s Peck — The Road Less Traveled. categories such as "Key Ingre­ with binoculars or telescopes will second. From the middle star of the 1:30,7:30,9:40.-AllofM elPO ) 1,7:25, Red Down (P013) 7,9:n. Carrier. Low-Calorie Gourmet. 9:90.— Evil That Men Oo(R) 1:30,7:40, Mevles — The Wild Lite #R) American envoys or'ministers, dient” , "Recipe Name” , Page 2 Sanders — The Elementary be treated to a good view of the "handle,” look north for a closeby, ! ARCO — State Trooper. Gardner — Frames of Mind. APPLE. 9:90. — Until September (R) 1:119:30. 12:20, 2:40, 4:90, 7:29, 9:40. — The foreign envoys or ministers, lieut­ "Course”, “Serving Tempera­ Andromeda galaxy almost di­ because it is so dim, excellent though dimmer star. Just to the — irreconcllloole Olfferenoet (PO) Bostonians 12:01 2:29, 4:40. 7:09, 9:29. ; ARCO — Vocabulary, Spelling Ciannini, Ed. — The Best Guide Sanders — The Elementary enant generals and vice admirals. ture”, and "Preparation Time” . rectly overhead at about 10 p.m. seeing conditions are necessary north of tjiat star is fuzzy An­ « and Grammar. to Allergy. ATARI. local time. for a naked-eye glimpse of An­ dromeda. i 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 19M MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Oct. 2, 1984 - 15 Yankee Traveler Fall festivals continue throughout region this weekend SPORTS

Editor's note: Another in a series of weekly features a European coffee hour, from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. At 4 an oxen pulling starting at 10 a.m., an ice cream the Woonsocket Plaza on Diamond Hill Road. written for U PI by the ALA Auto and Travel Club p.m., the Barnet Center Church will begin serving a eating contest at 10:15 a.m., a 5-mile road race at 10; 45 All Autumnfest activities are free. aimed at providing New Englanders with fuel- ham dinner. a m., a junior parade of doll carriages and bicycles at Hours are Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.; conserving, close-to-home leisure trips. For information on meal reservations, call (802) 1:30 p.m., an old fashioned country supper at 5 p.m., Monday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Umpires strike of piayoffs seems definite 633-2681. and the coronation of the festival King and Queen at 7 For information, call (800) 556-2484. By AAaura Mulcore p.m. “ The games could be a farce, ALA Auto and Travel Club GROTON, VT., will hold its foliage activities on Highlights on Sunday, will include a woodsmen's SOUTHINGTON, CONN., will hold an Apple By United Press International and the umpires’ union Monday umpires on the field whether they Mary Lane, general counsel for offer is a raise from $10,000 to because of the inability of ama­ Saturday, Oct. 6. A Lumberjack Breakfast will be held contest at 11 a.m. and 1 p.m., a parade at 1 p.m., and Harvest Festival on the town green, Friday through night, meaning the playoffs will are our umpires or not. We’ll have the Major League Umpires Associ­ $12,000 per umpire for the league teurs to make split-second deci­ The Columbus Day weekend will offer a variety of at the Methodist Church from 7 a.m. until 10 a.m. special prize drawings at 5 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 5-7. Peter Ueberroth probably probably take place with amateur to wait and see what to expect.” ation, said from Philadelphia talks championship series and from sions and not to worry about the fall festivals throughout New England, suggested by There will be a light lunch at noon, and the annual For information, call (603) 271-2598. Friday’s activities will include a bed race at 6 p.m., wished he was back running the umpires. An aide to the commissioner said broke off with the league offering $15,000 to $17,500 per umpire for the the ALA Auto and Travel Club for the long holiday - Chicken Pie Supper with three serving times. the Southington Youth Choral at 7 po m., followed by Los Angeles Olympic Organizing The umpires are seeking tenure names of the standby umpires for $249,000. The um pires want World Series. consequences," Weaver said. weekend of Oct. 5-8. the St. Tliomas folk singers at 8 p.m. Committee Monday, instead of selection for post-season games $550,000 or 6 percent of the ticket The current umpires’ contract Special features of the day will include a display by WOONSOCKET, R.I., will celebrate its 6th annual this afternoon’s N L opener at Kansas City manager Dick From 10 a.m. until dusk on Saturday and from noon starting his new job as Baseball and more money for working sales from the first three games of runs through 1986. That pact, Fall foliage festivals are New England traditions. the Groton Historical Society in the town's library, Autumnfest, Saturday, Oct. 5, through Monday, Oct. Chicago between the Cubs and San Howser said he will treat amateur to dusk on Sunday, 185 artists will show and sell their Commissioner. post-season games. League offi­ the playoffs, 6 percent of the first signed in 1982, eliminated work The Oct. 5-7 weekend will offer two in Vermont and morning foliage tours, a parade at 1:30 p.m., an old 8, at World War II Memorial Park. Diego Padres would not be re­ umpires the same way he treats one in New Hampshire. fashioned hymn sing at the Methodist Church from 8 wares. Throughout both days, all sorts of apple cials say if the professional um­ leased until gametime (2:25 p.m. four games of the World Series and stoppages through Dec. 1, 1983. There will be continuous entertainment on two On his first day since replacing major-league umpires. Vermont's Northeast Kingdom will be in the midst p.m. to 9 p.m. and a Lumberjack Ball from 9 p.m. to stages, along with 100 arts and crafts exhibits and related products will be available for purchase, pires do strike, amateur umpires EDT). 2 percent of television revenues. However, certain portions of the Bowie Kuhn as commissioner, of its annual six-day festival, and Friday and midnight. including pies, fritters, cinnamon rings, cider and will be used for the playoffs and The players get 60 percent of the contract, including post-season demonstrations, team competitions, canoe races and Ueberroth was confronted with a “ As long as they don’t have Saturday, Oct. 5-6, will focus on the towns of Barnet For information on meal reservations, call (802) volleyball games. recipe books. World Series. The Kansas City Royals and Series money and 33 percent of TV pay scales, are subject to renegoti­ probable umpire strike for today's Detroit caps on, I won’t be and Groton. Great food and foliage will welcome 584-3593. On Saturday, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., an antique “ The presidents of the American Detroit Tigers play in Kansas City revenue. The current television ation this year. Saturday night's highlight will be a “ Stroll in the National and American League concerned,” he said. “ But if they visitors. Park and Dance," at 7 p.m. with Gay '90s and Roaring show will be held at the North Center School. Face and National Leagues have the tonight. deal is worth $1.2 billion over the Former Baltimore Orioles man­ playoff games. ager Earl Weaver, under contract mess up — if any umpire messes up On Friday, Oct. 5, Barnet, Vt., will greet foliage IN W ARNER, N.H., the 37th annual Fall Foliage '20s music and dancing. Awards will be given to painting for children will take place on the town's responsibilities to see there are Minor league umpires were used next five years. Talks broke off between repre­ to work the games for ABC-TV. is — he can expect to hear from Dick viewers with a pancake and sausage breakfast at the Festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday, Oct. 6-7. people dressed in the best period costumes. During Green from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Dancing will be featured umpires on the field tomorrow," during the umpire’s walkout dur­ American League president sentatives of the major leagues not sure things will go smoothly. Howser," he said. Barnet Center vestry, from 9 a.m. to noon. Starting at Activities for both days will include an early the evening, mimes, barbershop quartets and other from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Ueberroth said. “ There will be ing the 1979 regular season. Bobby Brown said the leagues’ 10 a.m., tours will be offered at the town's churches, morning pancake breakfast, a farmers' market, a entertainment will take place throughout the park. Sunday will offer a 5-mile road race starting at 10 the Goodwillie House, old homes or back roads. At flea market, arts and crafts displays and a chicken On Sunday, Oct. 7, at 9 p.m., a fireworks display will a.m., and a Battle of the Bands at 7:30 p.m. noon, the Mcfndoes Church will serve a soup and barebeque and lobster lunch. light the skies; and on Monday, Oct. 8, at 10 a.m., a Admission to all events is free. sandwich lunch and the West Barnet Church will offer Special attractions on Saturday, Oct. 6. will include “ make believe world of fantasy" parade will start at For information, call (203) 628-8036. Major League baseball playoffs get under way Good color will stay good forever George Brett Little has changed key figure Continued from page 11 Call Janet... in the Windy City "1 never suggest that a person go through and throw ON THE OTHER HAND, teenagers don't tend to be for Royals out most of their wardrobe. Often the things that are receptive to analysis. "They're just to() involved in just a little 'wrong' in color are things a person isn't two lirst-time divisional champs 2 trends and fads," Zeigler said. "But an ideal time to By Rick Gosselln By Randy Minkoff wearing anyway," said Zeigler. "You know how it is, do an analysis is just when a young person is heading UPI Sports Writer UPI Sports Writer but he wasn't us sharp in the final the blouse that we pass over every morning, 'though off to college." month of the season when the at 643-2711 Padres enjoyed a healthy lead. we don't exactly know why. " Once a person is color-analyzed, the palette chosen KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Disre­ CHICAGO — The last time the Since becoming a self-employed color analyst three for her will remain constant throughout her life, "Oh, gard his sub-par .284 average this Chicago Cubs hosted a post-season But Cub pitching couch Billy years ago, Zeigler has worked with a variety of the intensity of color may change as a'person grays, Your classified ad representative season and the fact he is still only game. World War II had just Connors said the series will come clients, "The oldest customer was 81, her daughter and the style of clothing will certainly be modified 75 percent healthy from an August ended, trains were the main mode down to the strength of each team's brought her in as a birthday present and pick-me-up, over the decades. hamstring injury. The month of of transportation; night baseball bullpens. and the youngest client was just 9 years old," Zeigler "But if you were a person who looked great in camel if you want to: October and national television was still in its infancy and the "'That’s what usually happens," said. and not so great in gray at age 30, the same will hold cameras cast a supernatural spell grass at major league ballparks Connors said, "in a short series," "Color analysis with a young person enhances true at age 80." on George Brett. was real. If that is the case, the series identity — not in a narcissistic way. but in helping Zeiger compares color to good music. The perennial All-Star third So it seems fitting that when the could wind up as even us it appears them define their own style," she said, "It can really "There are things which sound well together and baseman of the Kansas City playoffs returned to the Windy to be on paper. The Cubs have help a mother and daughter communicate better things which just don't. At least with color analysis, Royals would rather forget the 1984 City, little had changed at Wrigley fireballing Lee Smith: the Padres about buying clothes. It would really have helped we start to know why this is." season. He batted 32 points below Field. Fans will ride the “ L “ to the firebaliing Goose Gossage. his eareer average and had a tough game, which will be played in With no lights at Wrigley, Smith time staying in the lineup. God’s sunshine — Wrigley Field is and Gossage could come into the Brett took a ground ball in the 4 ^ . the only park without lights — and late innings uncorking 90-milc per About Town mouth during spring training and a natural surface will be the hour plus fastballs into the shad­ had his front teeth wired for three foundation for the playoff game ows at home plate. weeks. Then he tore up a knee in between the Cubs and the San “ If that is the case, you’tf see a Fall events at museum the final week of spring training ' W v . ' - , ' Diego Padres. lot of one-run games, just like we Seminar at coliege and missed the opening six weeks UPI photo The weatherman will cooperate had during the regular season,” said Padres manager Dick Lutz Children's Museum is offering a number of "Women's Impact on Politics" will be the theme of of the season. Lower back prob­ for Game 1 of the National League Starting pitchers for Game One in the Chicago Cubs and Eric Show of the San Williams. classes and special activities this fall for both a seminar to be held Oct. 13 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at lems knocked him out of the lineup playoffs although National League The firemen are not the only way preschoolers and school-age children. Manchester Community College in the Lowe Building for a week in June and the National League championship playoff Diego Padres. umpires may not. The umpires these playoff participants mirror Brochures listing these may be picked up at the on Wetherell Street. hamstring injury cost him 20 starts series are Rick Sutcliffe (left) for the were threatening a strike of the one another. Both have speed at museum, 247 S. Main St., Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Sponsors are the Manchester Community College down the stretch. playoffs and World Series unless the top of their lineups, power in Fridays from 2 to 5 p.m. and Thursday, 2 to 8 p.m., Women's Center in conjunction wiht the Manchester But the Royals persevered with­ his first at-bat less than 12 hours “ I always approach it that way the ninth best record in baseball at their pay was increased, forcing the middle and the capacity to plus Saturday and Sunday, noon to 5 p.m. Herald and Manchester State Bank. out Brett for most of the season and after he was released from the — I hope George Brett doesn’t beat 84-78. the ieague to use amateur umps. have an unheralded player wind up The museum's office hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., The fee will be $6 and this includes lunch. The now find themselves in the Ameri­ hospital after having his hemor­ us,” Anderson said. “ But he Game 2 takes place Wednesday Indian summer readings of being the series hero. Tuesday through Saturday. The phone number is seminar is designed for women activists at all levels can League Championship Series rhoids lanced. always seems to pop up one way or night in Kansas City before the around 70 with a wind blowing out First baseman Steve Garvey and 643-0949. of development to encourage them to seek office or against the Detroit Tigers. Kansas “ No matter how you hit during another." best-of-five series shifts to Detroit were expected to dominate when third baseman Graig Nettles arc support other women doing so. City will send 17-game winner Bud the regular season, no matter how The Royals, on the other hand, for its finish this weekend. former Cubs' great Ernie Banks, All-American teens sought playoff veterans from the Dodger- Former U.S. Representative Toby Moffett will Black against Detroit ace Jack strongly or how poorly you finish,” have their own wonder boy to who toiled spectacularly but in Yankee wars for the Padres. The Contestants are being sought to compete in the discuss why women are needed in politics; Rep. Morris (19-11) in Game 1 tonight. Brett said, “ the playoffs are a worry about in Detroit rightfielder frustration during the club’s lean Cubs have a bevy of former official state preliminary of the National All- Pauline R. Kezer, Sen. A. Cynthia Mathews., Sen. Brett has the credentials to different game ... and I seem to hit Kirk Gibson, whom Anderson once Weaver wants years, throws out the first ball. Phillies in outfielders Keith More­ American Teen Girl pageant to be held in the Grand Margaret E. Morton and Mayor Barbara Weinberg wrest the title "M r. October” away well in the post-season. I find it compared to Mickey Mantle be­ After that, it was a battle or land, Gary Matthews and Boh Ballroom of the Sheraton Hotel in Hartford in will discuss their experiences in politics. from Reggie Jackson. He has a somewhere — maybe it comes to cause of his combination of speed to come back right-handers. Rick Sutcliffe, the C Dernier and former Dodger third November. For registration information call 647-6088 or lifetime .358 average in the Ameri­ me in the drive to the ball park. I and power. odds-on favorite for the Cy Young baseman Ron Cey. The state finalist will receive a $1,000 scholarship 647-6502. can League playoffs and a .375 don’t know. It’s just that the things Gibson, a former All-America CHICAGO (UPI) - Former Award, will match fastballs with Batting champion Tony Gwynn and the opportunity to compete for a $25,000 average in the World Series. (former hitting coach) Charley wide receiver at Michigan State, Baltimore manager Earl Weaver Eric Show, a 15-game winner but of the Padres and Rync Sandberg, scholarship along with other awards at the National Brett may never again hit a Lau taught me seem to come back hit .282 with 27 home runs, 91 RBI said Monday he would like to two-time conqueror of the Cubs ijp Players have tryouts Finals in New York City. more dramatic home run than he when I need them most.” and a team-high 29 stolen bases return to baseball and indicated during the regular season. a favorite for NL MVP, are offensive catalysts capable of Contestants must be between 13 and 18 years old as Gilbert and Sullivan Players will have auditions for did in Game 3 of the 1980 playoffs Brett has also had great success this season. And he shares a trait “ there are several clubs who have Sutcliffe, winner of 14 straight setting the plate for power hitters of Dec. 31. Applications should be sent to International the 1985 spring production of the Pirates of Penzance, against Rich Gossage and the New against the Tigers. He has a .316 with Brett. made me offers.” enroute to a 16-1 ledger with like Garvey, Nettles, I,con Dur­ Pageants, 10 First Ave., Peabody, Mass., 01960. Oct. 7 from 1 to 5 p.m. and Oct. 9 from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at York Yankees. It was a three-iiin lifetime average against Detroit, “^I want to be up there when the “ There is no indication at this Chicago, was baseball’s best the Lowe Program Center, Manchester Community shot that landed in the third deck of hitting more career homers (14) gam e’s on the line," Gibson said. time that my contract with ABC pitcher in the second half of the ham or Cey. AARP planning trip College. Yankee Stadium in the seventh and knocking in more runs (70) “ But if it isn’t me, I hope someone will be renewed after the current season. The Padres figure if they But somewhere there could be a Roles for singers-actors-actresses of all ranges, will post-season playoffs and World can be only the second National less likely hero. Connecticut Northeast Chapter 604 of the American inning, giving the Royals a 4-2 against the Tigers than any team else gets the chance. be open. Those trying out should bring their own Series,” said Weaver, who re­ League team to beat him this year For the Padres, a Kevin McRey- Association of Retired Persons will leave Oct. 8 for a victory and their only American in the Eastern Division. " I don’t think they’ll pitch me music, preferably Gilbert and Sullivan. Donna signed as manager of the Orioles — the Dodgers were the first — nolds in center field for San Diego, four-day trip to Quebec City. The bus will leave League championship. Brett spooked the Tigers so that much differently in the Dube-Colletta will direct the show; Wayne Pierce will two years ago to become a they will have both a numerical who hit the Cubs well all year; Concordia Lutheran Church on Oct. 8 at 7 a.m. and In 1976 Brett belted another much back in 1981 that Detroit playoffs. When you try to pitch too be musical director and Sheila Waters-Fucci, television color commentator. former Cub Carmelo Martinez in return aboaut 8 p.m. on Oct. 11. three-run shot in the eighth inning manager Sparky Anderson pro­ fine, that’s when you start to get in and psychological edge over the choreographer. Weaver, who was in Chicago left, who could find the left-field The group will travel through Vermont and will stay of Game 5 off New York’s Grant claimed he would never again let trouble. I’ll probably be concen­ Cubs. Set construction and sewing crews are also needed. with ABC during the Chicago “ I know that's what they may bleachers inviting for a long poke. in Old Quebec. While there there will be a tour of the Jackson to tie the score at 6-6 ... Brett beat him in a game. And for trating a lot more because that’s For more information call 644-1354 or 651-0108. Cubs-San Diego Padres workout, think," said Cubs manager Jim For Chicago, veteran shortstop city, a trip to the Shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre and to only to see Chris Chambliss win the two seasons, Anderson would call what it takes. If you don’t, your confided that he would “ be a liar if Frey, the only manager in history Larry Bowa, who enjoyed a solid the Montmorency Falls, The return trip will be pennant for the Yankees with a intentional walks for Brett as early results are not going to be as good. BUY IT! SELL IT! I said I didn’t like baseball. to guide teams to flags in his first September, or a George Frazier, through Maine with a stop for lunch in Skowhegam Miller to speak at banquet leadoff homer in the ninth. as the third inning. “ It isn’t going to be easy. It’s Then in Game 3 of the 1978 Anderson doesn’t give Brett going to be a dogfight. It’s going to “ Should I not return to televi­ season (he won at Kansas City in trying to remove the stigma of Mini-series at church Cornerstone Christian School will have its annual playoffs Brett hit three homers in those blanket walks any more but go down to the last gam e." sion, the thought of not being able 1980). “ But we think we have a three World Series losses In relief banquet Saturday in Woodruff Hall of Center Yankee Stadium against Jim Hun­ that’s not to say the No. 3 hitter in Detroit set a club record for to go to major league parks and to strong four- man rotation, capable for the Yanks in 1981. The Rev. Norman Swensen will teach a six-week Congregational Church, 11 Center St. Robert Miller TRADE IT! FIX IT! ' ter in 6-5 loss to New York. And in the Kansas City batting order victories this season with 104 while sit in the dugouts with my buddies of winning any big game for us." “ They ’ ve got the edge in power," mini-series at Trinity Covenant Church, 302 Hackma­ superintendent of Norfolk Christian Schools iii Game 3 of the 1980 World Series, commands any less respect from Kansas City earned its berth in the is too horrible to contemplate,” he Show beat the Cubs twice in the Williams insisted, "but I think we tack St., starting Oct. 7, The title of the series is Norfolk, Va.,^will be the speaker. Brett homered off Steve Carlton in the Tigers. league championship series with said.' 12-game series split between the have better defense. "Im age of the Beast." Miller will also speak at the Church of the Nazarene, The other dates for the series, all on Sundays, will be 236 Main St., at the 10:45 a.m. worship service on Oct. 14 and 21 and Nov, 11, 18, and 25 from 7 to 8 p.m., Sunday. The public is invited. RENT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! with the exception of Oct. 7 when the time will be The Cornerstone School is sponsored by the Church extended because a full-length film will be shown. of the Nazarene and is in its fourth year, with an Baby-sitting will be provided for pre-school Hall of Fame dinner night to be remembered enrollment of 133 students in grades kindergarten children. The public is welcome. through 9. GIVE IT AWAY! It was a night, long to be remembered, the fifth Butt of Jokes honors in footbaii and basketball, and was a national Overeaters to gather annual Manchester Sports Hall of Fame induction high schooi Aii-American gridiron selection as a buck. Scandia Lodge meeting dinner last Friday night at the Army and Navy Club. Sam Maltempo won the sartorial honors with his “ This is a fine tribute,” the man who was named Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the A record number of diners, 400, filled the popular bright red jacket and black bow tie. after Dominic, added. “ He lived with us and with you Scandia Lodge 23, Vasa Order of America, will meet cafeteria-meeting room of Manchester Memorial 1 2 3 4 Main Street club to capacity to help induct Sam Herald Angle The first boxer to entire the local shrine, Maltempo all these years.” Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, To all home Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and a Maltempo, Wally Fortin and Ed Wojcik, as well as was the butt of several stories by Willie Pep. The 60 Church St. speaker will be featured at 8 p.m. subscribers who posthumously Tommy Sipples and Dominic Squatrito latter proved to be as fast with the quips as he was with A program and refreshments will follow. The group follows the principles of Alcoholics 5 6 7 8 have something to into the prestigious membership, and to give special Earl Yost his fists during his illustrious career. Anonymous in helping people deal with the problems sell for salutes to Charlie Graff and Fred Nassiff for their Sports Editor Emeritus “ This (award) is frosting on the cake,” the ex-pro Longtime supporter underlying compulsive eating. There are no dues, fees contributions to the local sports scene over the past fighter, police officer for 25 years, and currentiy the Art Association winners "Sports play an important growing process with or weigh-ins. The public is welcome. 9 10 11 12. four decades. No. 1 boxing referee in Connecticut said. Vf'" young people. Sports gave me an opportunity to be Manchester Art Association has chosen winners of The evening was spiced with good food, as usual, as ^99 or Less here," Fred Nassiff said as he received the first the Art of the Month for September. Koffee Krafters start year well as serious thoughts, humor supplied by former annuai Friend of Sport Award. An oil painting, "D og Sled." by Urban Cooms, can 13 14 15 18 world’s featherweight boxing champion Willie Pep, The Koffee Krafters of the Nutmeg Branch of the We will run your Jid “ Thanks from the bottom of my heart. I hope that be seen at Mary Cheney Library, Beverly Kaiser's nostalgia and, for many, a gala reunion. Spurned travel YWCA will meet Wednesday from 9:30 a.m. to noon at for 6 days Free of my son can foilow in my footsteps,” the popuiar Main water color, "B oats," is at First Federal Savings; and “ It’s a privilege to be inducted,’’ Wojcik expressed receive this award,” Wally Fortin related. “ I have “ He was born with a glove in one hand and a bat in 2 the YWCA, 78 N. Main St. Street sporting goods store owner noted. Nassiff has “ Seascape.” by John Menard is at Marvins Paint and 17 18 19 20 Charge. after admitting that "m y wheels are weak tonight.” been lucky with the support and encouragement that the other," presenter Henry "Hank” McCann said of This will be the first meeting of the season and the been a soiid supporter of aii forms of sports for four Art Supply. The former schoolboy (Manchester High) and college I’ve received over the years.” Tommy Sipples. The latter in many quarters is program for the year will be planned. decades. Artists wishing to enter the Oct. 23 contest should (Notre Dame) catcher who had a taste of professional No one was prouder among the assemblance than considered the best baseball player ever to play with The group is open to anyone interested in making bring paintings to the First Federal Savings by 7:15 Fill out coupon and baseball in the Chicago White Sox system, was his 84-year-old mother, Mrs. Jane Fortin. local teams. crafts. Participants must be members of the YWCA p.m. All meetings are open to the public. For more confined to a wheelchair. Bouquets were tossed by the little man who so McCann, who played with and against Sipples at the and the Koffee Krafters. Hostesses for the first either mail 'it or Smoke rings information contact John Masolini, 649-7918. Name- Wojcik took time to say thanks to those who helped successfully ran the Manchester Senior Citizens’ West Side Oval said, “ We all admired him for his meeting will be Elsie Swanson and Elizabeth Salafia. bring it to the him on the baseball trail, his first coach in the 1950 Center after many years with the Recreation glove and his bat. Travel was not for him. He loved his Bouquets must be given to the Arm y and Navy Club Babysitting will be available during all meetings by Address Manchester Herald Manchester Little League program, Ernie Dowd, who Department, to Jim Foley, Sam Massey and John wife, and family cooking, and preferred to stay home kitchen staff and waiters. The latter hustled from Pinochle scores listed calling the Y office in advance, 647-1437. office. shared a seat at the head table, as well as Tom Kelley Falkowski who passed along coaching tips, and to rather than to play professional ball. He turned down table to table unlike staffs at high-priced restaurants The following are the scores of the pinochle games Phone. and Wally Fortin, his high school and American Matt Moriarty Sr. for passing along advice to stay in several pro offers.” carrying out their duties...Twenty basketball and played Sept. 27 at the Arm y and Navy Club. Play is Britannia Chapter sharing One ad a month only Legion mentors, and Jake Cline at South Bend. The Manchester and help youngsters here after World Paul Sipples, son of the deceased, admitted that he team photos of teams coached by Wally Fortin drew open to all senior citizens and is each Thursday at 9:30 Britannia Chapter of the Daughters of the British ^ per subacriber ^ (No phone calls , ' latter, now 90 and longtime retired, was one of several War II, rather than going to Boys’ Town. “ could never fill his father’s shoes." I never saw him much attention from the audience, many present a.m.: Empire will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at Community who sent telegrams from South Bend of congratula­ “ I urge all parents, or any adults, to help get play but he never spoke of his heroics. being members of the teams.. .Hall of Fame members Leah Rauchle 634: Elizabeth Turner 598; Bud Baptist Church. OnoJfemOn/jr______J tions on the memorable night. The Rev. Theodore youngsters Interested In sports,’’ he added. With his present were Dick Danielson, Ernie Dowd, Dick Cobb Paquin 579; Herv Laquerre 578; Marjorie Reed 577; Members are asked to bring a sandwich and a Hesburgh, current president, was another, as well as background, and current work with the Youth and Gene Johnson...Steve Cassano capably handled Ann Fisher 569; Mary Twombley 565; Carl Popple 568. dessert to share with other members. Mrs. Robert a 1957 teammate, Carl Yastrzemski. The latter and Services office in Manchester, Fortin should well ‘Feeling for others’ the M.C. chores without a hitch...Charlie Graff, on Also: Vivian Laquarre 566; Mary Hill 563; Arline Walker will be hostess. Wojcik played with the freshman Irish nine 27 years know of the needs. vacation, was an absentee to receive the annual Paquin 559; John Klein 555; Sylvia Gower 555; Leon The chapter will be visiting Victoria Home in ago. Twenty former players Were on hand to see Fortin “ I played with Squat two years," Ernie Dowd noted Unsung Award...Presenters were all committee Fallot 552; Bert Turner 551. Ossining, N.Y., Wednesday, to entertain the patients. “ My baseball dream emjed with a knee injury, but I inducted. in making the formal presentation to the late Dom members: Jim Balesano to Nassiff, Pat Mistretta to had a college education to my rescue, and as an What a ball team you could field from this group, in Squatrito. “ He was a person who had a feeling for Fortin, Nate Agostinelll to Maltempo, DIgan to other athletes. He had the ability and the mental Card party at grange engineer at Pratt and Whitney, I became part of that fact, two good teams, from the likes of Pat Mistretta, Wojcik, McCann to Sipples and Dowd to Squatri­ Delta Chapter to rehearse iHanrlirfitpr , team. Leo Cyr, Ray Sullivan, Ray Gliha, Paul Gllha, Bob attitude to succeed ... and he did.” to...The invocation and benediction was by the Rev. • “ Education should never be overlooked or sacri- Accepting the honor for his uncle, Dom Squatrito, There will be a Monte Carlo whist card party at Delta Chapter 51 of Royal Arch Masons will meet Maltempo, Dom Squatrito, Tom Kelley, George Newell Curtis Jr. of Center Congregational ; flced,” Wojcik voiced in his brief acceptance speech. Eagleson, Al Martin. well-|{[nown local attorney, said “ He was the Jim Hillstown Grange, 617 Hills St., East Hartford, Friday Wednesday at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. Center St., Church...“ The Hall of Fame has made it. It has Also, honoree Ed Wojcik, Bob Sweet, Bob Hamlll, Al T h o r^ of Manchester who was cut down in the prime at 8 p.m. at 7:30 p.m. arrived," Cassano noted...The latest Hall of Fame Cowles, Norm Hohenthal, Buzz Keeney, Mort of life." A 15-letter winner at Manchester High, Admission is $1.50. There will be refreshments and Officers will review their part in the York Rite night will long be remembered. It was the best from Credited coaches Moriarty, Gene Johnson, Bob Johnson and Steve Squatrito was killed several weeks before graduation door prizes. Festival to be held in Manchester on Oct. 20. start to finish. The biggest sports attended banquet in Bellinghlri. in 1932 in an auto accident. He had earned All-State “ I thank God for being so good to me. I ’m honored to c 25 years. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Oct. 2. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesda,. Oct. 2. 1984 - 17 S c o r e b o a r d Walter Alston is dead Sports In Brief Steeler defense falls on Bengais gam e," Dodger coach Monty Bas- Lions Vision Run Sunday OXFORD, Ohio (U P I) - Walter gall said. “ He didn’t miss any­ By Pohia Smith And how! The first two sacks, including the one wiped out by Alston, a Hall of Fame manager thing. He was two innings ahead o f COVENTRY — The third annual Coventry UPI Sports Writer The defense either scored or set up four of the an offsides penalty, sent Cincinnati starting quarter­ who guided the Brooklyn and Los everyone else with his strategy. Lions Vision Run will take place Sunday morning Steeiers’ five touchdowns with interceptions. A fifth back Kenny Anderson out of a still scoreless game in Angeles Dodgers to four world Scholastic Calendar Football Walter Emmons Alston was born at Coventry High School on Ripley Hill Road. PITTSBURGH — The rebuilding Pittsburgh interception stopped a first-quarter scoring drive by the first quarter with buck spasms. The Bengais were championships during his 23 years in Venice, Ohio, Dec. 1, 1911. He There will be a 10-K race beginning at 11 o’clock Steeiers hung a new Steel Curtain over Three Rivers Cincinnati on the Pittburgh 5- yard line. forced to rely the rest of the way on backup Turk at the helm, is dead at 72. was an excellent baseball and with a 5-K race starting at noon. Stadium Monday night, and for one game, at least, it Comerback Dwayne Woodruff returned the first of Schonert, who threw four of the interceptions. , TODAY Alston died Monday at McCul­ fC JV football Soccer NFL standings basketball player in high school Registration can be done day of the race looked as good as the one that carried them to two of his two interceptions 42 yards for a second-quarter “ Ken Anderson is great. It didn’t hurt my heart to Windham at Manchester, 3:30 lough Hyde Memorial Hospital of East Catholic lunlor varsity tootball and at Miami (Ohio) University. In starting at 9:30. There is $4.50 entry fee with all their four Super Bowl championships in the 1970s. touchdown and put the team within 31 yards of its see him out,” said Pittsburgh comerback Sam East Catholic at South Catholic, 3:15 complications following a heart team blanked Tolland, 34-0, Monday Cheney Tech at East Hampton, 3:15 Amorloon Conforonoo high school he was nicknamed pf'oceeds to benefit club projects. “It was a great game all the way around,” fourth TD with his second. Washington, who had the fifth interception, against afternoon at the Eagles' field. attack last year, hospital officials Bolton at Bacon Acodemy, 3:15 East “ Smokey” because of his fastball Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll said after the Steeiers Donnie Shell’s first interception started the offense Anderson. Sophomores Kevin RIsCassI scored VInal Tech at Coventry, 3:15 w L T Pel. PF PA said. He suffered a heart attack twice on short runs In the first holt for 164 76 thumped the winless Cincinnati Bengais. 38-17, in an on a 38- yard drive for the team ’s third TD, and he “ The line was making Schonert throw on the run, off Cross Country Miami 5 0 0 1.000 April 1,1983, at his home in nearby and the monicker stuck. UConn’s Michaeis honored the young Eagles, 2-1. T.J. Allbrio hit WIndham/Conard/Manchester boys N Y Jets 3 2 0 .500 132 114 Alston signed a pro contract in AFC Central Division clash to put their division­ capped the scoring by returning his second the wrong foot. Our rush is a blessing” M ike Seegor tor the two-point conver­ and girls at Rockville, 3:30 New England 3 2 0 .600 104 115 Darrtown, Ohio, after returning leading record at 3-2. interception 52 yards for a TD. But then so was the coverage of the Pittsburgh sion otter the first TD and sophomore Girls Swimming Indianapolis 2 3 0 .400 120 139 from spring training in Vero 1935 and became a home-run STORRS — UConn defensive end Mark Bill Barry ron In the second conver­ Buffalo 0 5 0 .000 44 138 Michaels has been named Yankee Conference "But, basically,” Noll added, “ the big story was our The Pittsburgh defenders also made six sacks for 37 secondary, which provided the kind of enthusiasm East Catholic at Glastonbury, 4 Beach. Fla. hitting third baseman in the sion. Freshman fullback Aoron Allbrio Field Hockey Central minors. Alston didn’t get to play in defensive player of the week for his efforts in the defense.” yards and had a seventh negated by a penalty. and effort that Noll said was missing when the team odded a touchdown before the half for Pittsburgh 3 3 0 .600 122 105 "M r. Alston had been quite an ill Manchester at Southington, 3:30 Huskies’ 20-0 victory over Yale. lost a division game to the second-place Cleveland a 22-0 lead. Girls Volleyball Cleveland 1 4 0 .200 57 97 man since his heart attack last the majors, save the one at-bat in RIsCassI and Barry caught TD passes East Catholic at E.O. Smith, 3:30 Cincinnati 0 5 0 .000 03 152 which he struck out. Michaels, a junior, helped the Huskies allow the Browns a week ago. from Allbrio In the second half. 199 year,” a s|X)kesman for the Mar­ Houston 0 5 0 .000 "69 In 1940 he took his first crack at Bulldogs a total of 65 yards, including minus eight “ We were excited, right from the get-going. Right East's next outing Is Monday at St. WEDNESDAY West shall and Smith Funeral Home Bernard's at 6 o'clock. Seattle 4 1 0 .800 145 76 managing with a Portsmouth, rushing. Michaels was credited with four from the time we came into the lockerroom,” Soccer said. Woodruff said. “ It wasn’t like last time at all." East Catholic at Northwest Catholic LA Raiders 4 1 , 0 .800 120 87 Ohio, team. He was player- primary tackles, two assists and two quarterback Denver 4 1 0 .800 81 71 Funeral arrangements were ex­ EC JV soccer (girls), 3:15 manager the next four seasons in sacks. And*that was what pleased Null must. MCC at Springfield Tech, 3 San Diego 3 2 0 .600 147 115 pected to be completed today, tbe “ This was a big game for our football team for two East Catholic lunlor varsity soccer Girls Volleyball Kansas City 3 2 0 .600 94 96 different towns before his big spokesman said. reasons," he said. “ One. because it was Cincinnati team raised Its record to 4-1 with a 7-0 East Hartford at Monchester, 3:30 National Conference break. win over South Catholic Monday. Jon East Alston spent 23 years managing Moulton upset winner and two, because we were coming off a game where Rooney had three goals and John THURSDAY w L T Pet. PF PA the Dodgers — one of the longest In 1946, Branch Rickey, then 4 1 .600 93 78 MANHATTAN BEACH, Calif. — Alycia Moul­ we didn’t play well.” Kronenwetter, D.J. Tencellent, Chris Soccer Dallas 0 tenures with one club in baseball Dodger president, hired Alston to Moorcroft and Joel CIszewskI one South Catholic at Manchester Washington 3 2 0 .400 124 96 ton, using a powerful serve and volley game, Ironically, the Steeler defense also paved the way to 3 2 0 .600 99 111 history. He produced seven pen­ manage the Dodgers' farm club at apiece for East. Joe Abele was In goal (girls), 3:30 NY Giants Walter Alston, longtime fashioned the first major upset of a $150,000 tennis the team’s last Monday night-win over the Bengais, for East. Rocky Hill at Bolton (girls), 3:15 St. Louis 2 3 0 .400 146 134 nant winners and four champion­ Nashua, N.H. Nashua won the New Phllodelphia 1 4 0 .200 72 109 manager of the Brooklyn tournament by downing fifth-seed Carling scoring three touchdowns in a 24-14 victory at Coventry at East Hompton (girls), ship teams. Englan(l playoffs and Alston had 3:15 Ctntml and Los Angeles Dodgers such players as Roy Campanella Bassett 3-6, 6-2, 6-3 Monday night in an opening- Cincinnati last year. Scholastic standings Girls Volleyball Chicago 3 2 0 .600 93 82 "W alt had one of the greatest The Bengal defense also played with spirit. They Tampa Bov 2 3 0 .400 92 112 and Don Newcombe, who later round match. Hale-Ray at East Catholic, 3:15 accomplishments in baseball in and a Hall-of-Famer, died intercepted Pittsburgh quarterback David Woodley Football Minnesota 2 3 0 .400 98 129 starred with the Dodgers. The week-long event is sponsored by Virginia Detroit 1 4 0 .200 123 131 managing the same team for 23 Monday of complications three times and reco ver^ a fumble by running buck FRIDAY He was promoted to Pueblo the Slims. Football Green Bay 1 4 0 .200 71 110 years,” said Tom Lasorda, Al­ Frank Pollard. But the Cincinnati offense got just to CCC-Eostern O'oll West following a heart attack. He following year and won a cham­ Earlier, lS-year-oI(l Melissa Gurney, Bettina Eost Catholic at St. Bernard (Uncas- ston’s successor as Dodger man­ points out of those scoring opportunities. vllle), 7:30 San Francisco 5 0 0 1.000 132 92 was 72. pionship. The Dodgers then named Bunge and Camille Benjamin coasted to Windham Soccer LA Rams 3 2 0 .600 104 87 ager. ” I compare this with getting Cincinnati coach Sam Wyche insisted the offense’s him manager of St. Paul (Minn.) of victories. Manchester Manchester at East Hortford, 3:30 New Orleans 3 2 0 .600 126 113 3,000 hits or 300 wins. All three are problems were not Schonert’s fault. Enfield Cheney Tech at Coventry, 3:15 Atlanta 2 3 0 .400 127 106 the American Association. Alston difficult to accomplish and I don't “ It was poor judgement when he threw the East Hartford Bolton at RHAM, 3:15 Monday’s Result finished third his first year and Rockville East Catholic at Hartford Public Pittsburgh 38, Cincinnati 17 think you’ll ever see anyone played for,” said Sandy Koufax. interception when the score was ’24-17," Wyche said. captured the pennant in 1949. The Fermi (girls). 3:15 Sunday, Oct. 7 manage the same team for that ” He was a firm man and an honest “ But he played a gutsy bullgame all the way through. South Windsor Cross Country (All Times EDT) next stop was Montreal, the Two wounded in shootout Hartford Public East Cathollc/Farmlngton boys and Denver at Detroit, 1 p.m. length of time again.” man.” It was not Turk’s fault. He kept us in the gam e.” girls at St. Paul, 3:15 Miami at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. The mild-mannered manager, "H e had the respect of his Dodgers’ No. 1 farm club. In PITTSBURGH — An off-duty Allegheny County Cincinnati wide receiver Cris Collinsworth, held to Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Alston’s four seasons the club won HCC Girls Swimming whose major-league playing expe- • players,” said Carl Erskine. police officer and another man were seriously three receptions for 32 yards, concurred. 2 Manchester at Enfield, 3:30 N.Y. Jets at Kansos City, 1 p.m. two International League pen­ wounded Monday night during a shootout at an South Catholic East Catholic at Windham, 3:45 New England at Cleveland, 1 p.m. rience consisted of only one at-bat, When he began managing Brook­ “ We’re just not us good as the people we are Notre Dame (WH) Field Hockey New Orleans at Chicago, 1 p.m. was elected to baseball’s Hall of lyn in 19S4 the team had never won nants and one Junior World Series. entrance to Three Rivers Stadium during the playing,” he said. “ It was a hard-hitting game, as it Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. NWest Catholic Manchester at South Windsor, 3:30 Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., in a World Series. A year later, Alston’s promotion to manage Pittsburgh Steelers-Cincinnati Bengais football always is anytime two AFC Central teams met. But so Xavier St. Louis at Dallas, 1 p.m. the Dodgers in 1954 was unex­ game. St. Paul SATURDAY Washington at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. 1983. Brooklyn had its first world many of us were hurt, and those were the people we East Catholic Football Atlanta at Los Angeles Rams, 4 p.m. ” I always imagined him to be the championship. Alston’s other titles pected. Charlie Dressen managed Police said the shooting climaxed an argument depend upon week in and week out. It’s just going to St. Bernard Houston at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Manchester at Rockville, 10:30 a.m. type who could ride shotgun on a came in Los Angeles after the the Dodgers to pennants in 1952 and between the officer, Regis Kelly, 36, and Issac get tougher an tougher for us until an exorcist comes Soccer San Diego at Green Bay, 4 p.m. 1953 but each time failed to beat the Gilbert, 27, both of Pittsburgh. Soccer East Catholic at Xavier (Middle- Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, 4 p.m. stage through Indian territory,” Dodgers moved in 1958. in.” town), noon Monday, Oct. 8 said Vin Scully, the club’s longtime Alston never signed more than a Yankees in the World Series. Kelly was admitted to Mercy Hospital in The Steeiers also suffered injuries, losing first- Dean JC ot MCC, 2 Son Francisco at N.Y. Giants, 9p.m. announcer. “ He was all man and one-year contract with the Dressen sought job security serious condition with a head wound and Gilbert round draft choice Louis Lipps, a receiver, to a CCC-Eoftern Division 0*oll two yards tall. He was very quiet, beyond a one-year contract but was taken to Allegheny General Hospital in Steeiers 38, Bengais 17 Dodgers. Although some called his sprained ankle and guard Craig Wolfley to a pulled W L T w L T very controlled. He never made strategy ’’unimaginative,” Alston was refused by club president serious condition with gunshot wounds of the Manchester S 0 0 6 0 0 hamstring. excuses. He gave the players the was able to win with different kinds Walter O’Malley. The dispute led chest and the arm. Windham 2 0 3 2 0 3 Baseball Cincinnati 010 0 7— 17 Rookie running buck Rich Erenberg scored his first South Windsor 3 1 1 4 1 1 Pittsburgh 0141014—38 credit and he took .the blame. He of teams. In his early Dodger years to Dressen’s dismissal and Al­ pro touchdown — and the team ’s first rushing TD of Rockville 2 1 2 2 2 2 Socond was so solid, so American.” he won with power but later with ston’s hiring. East Hartford 2 3 0 2 3 0 Ruttman finds a ride UPI photo the season — on a 31-yard run to give Pittsburgh a 7-0 1 Pitt — Erenbero 31 run (Anderson Two ex-Dodger pitchers paid speed and pitching. Enfield 1 3 1 1 3 kick), 1:50 Alston is survived by his wife, lead in the second quarter. The Steeiers also scored on Fermi 1 3 1 1 3 1 Major League piayolfs Pitt — Woodruff 42 Infercepflon refum Alston tribute. “ The first thing I noticed about Lela; a daughter, Dodie Ogle; a CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Joe Ruttman, who was Woodley’s 23- yard pass to rookie Weegie Thompson Hartford Public 0 5 0 0 S 0 Steeiers' Dwight Woodruff celebrates Alexander trails play while Pittsburgh's (Anderson kick), 2:58 ” He was the only manager I ever Alston was how well he ran a ball sister, and two grandchildren. fired last week by the owner of Benfield Racing, and on a 31-yard field goal by Gary Anderson. League Championship Series CIn — Jennings 38 pass from Schonert says he has found a ride for Sunday’s 500-mile after scoring on interception in second Mike Merriweather also celebrates. HCC O'all (Breech kick), 7:53 Schonert passed 38 yards to Stanford Jennings for W L T W L T CIn — FG Breech 32,14:54 NASCAR Grand National race at Charlotte Motor quarter of game Monday night against Steeiers won, 38-17. St. Paul 4 0 1 5 0 1 (All Times EDT) the Bengais’ first touchdown and run one yard fur the (Besl-of-five) Third Speedway. Cincinnati Bengais. Bengais' Charles other. Jim Breech kicked a 32-yurd field goal. Xavier 3 1 0 4 1 0 Piff — FG Anderson 31,10:44 NL match-ups Aquinas 3 2 0 3 2 0 American League The one-race deal was completed Monday and (Detroit vs. Konsos City) PIft — Thompson 23 poss from East Catholic 2 1 0 2 1 1 Woodley (Anderson kick), 13:24 Ruttman said he would practice today in the car St. Bernard 1 1 1 3 1 I Oct. 2 — at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Oct. 3 — at Kansas City, 8:25 p.m. Fourth maintained in Iowa ancl usually driven by Phil Scholastic roundup NWest Catholic 1 4 0 2 4 a CIn — Schonert 1 run (Breech kick), Texas new No. 1 South Catholic 0 5 0 0 5 0 Oct. 5 — at Detroit, 8:25p.m. Barkdoll. x-Oct. 4 — at (3etrolt, 1 p.m. 1:33 x-Oct. 7 — at Detroit, 8:25 p.m. Pitt — Abercrombie 5 run (Anderson Ruttman, 39, said Charlotte Motor Speedway kick), 10:12 Sutcliffe gives Cubs edge coc O'oll National League officials began helping him find a car for in college ratings (Chicogo vs. San Dlogo) Pitt — Shell 52 Interception return MHS volleyball W L T W L T (Anderson kick), 10:37 Sunday’s race after he was fired last week. Cromwell 3 0 0 5 1 0 Oct. 2 — at Chicago, 2:25 p.m. Oct. 3 — at Chicago, 2:25 p.m. A-S7,098 By Randy AAlnkoff Third base — A pair of veterans. Cubs. By Dave Raffo 0 Rocky Hill 2 0 1 2 2 2 cm p m Coventry 2 0 1 2 2 2 Oct. 4 — at Son Diego, 8:35 p.m. UPI Sports Writer Ron Cey of Cubs had great power Relief pitching — Lee Smith led UPI Sports Writer x-Oct. 4 — at Son Diego, 8:25 p.m. First dawns 15 22 stages comeback RHAM 2 1 0 3 1 2 Rushes-vards 26— 125 36— 151 year, leading club in RBI, but Cubs in saves but was hit hard in East Hampton 2 1 0 4 2 0 x-Oct. 7 — at San Diego, 4:05 p.m. Surgery for Keiiogg NEW YO RK — While Texas made its first climb to .0 Passing yards 155 241 CHICAGO — In many ways, the slowed in field. Graig Nettles second half. Middle relief also was Just when it appeared that Manchester High’s Cheney Tech 2 1 0 3 3 0 Sacks bv-vards 1— 11 6-37 No. 1 in more than three years as expected this week, Portland 1 2 0 2 3 1 World Series Chicago Cubs and San Diego decidedly behind Cey in power strong at first, then faltered. Goose INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Pacers forward volleyball team would be swept in three .sets Monday (Best-of-seven) Return yards 116 179 three surprising schools crashed the bottom half of the Vinal Tech 0 3 0 0 4 1 1 9 -3 0 -3 Padres were mirrors of one production but still steady if not Gossage not only tough in fall Clark Kellogg will under^ arthroscopic surgery for the fourth straight match, the Indians .staged a Bolton 0 3 0 0 5 0 (It Chicago beats Son Diego) Passes 19—32—5 UPI Board of Coaches’ Top 20. Oct. 9 — at AL, 8:35 p.m. Punts 6— 40.7 3— 46.7 another during the 1984 season. spectacular when money games shadows but has playoff expe­ on his left knee, which is swelling from a weekend dramatic comeback uprising to beat visiting Bacon Academy 0 3 0 0 5 0 Fumbles-last 1— 0 4— 1 The Longhorns moved up from No. 2 after whipping Oct. 10 — at AL, 8:25 p.m. Neither was a favorite to win its come up. Advantage: Even. rience. Padres middle relief slight workout at training camp, the club said. Windham High in five sets. Oct. 12 — at Chicago, 2:25 p.m. Penaltles-yards 4— 40 4-35 Penn State 28-3 while previously top-ranked Nebraska Time of possession 28:04 31:56 division, and neither had won a Leftfield — Gary Matthews was edge on Cubs. Advantage: Padres. Kellogg will have to recuperate for 10 to 15 days Manchester lost the first two sets. 3-15 and 2-15, CCC-Eostern Division girls O'all Oct. 13 — at Chicago, 1 :n p.m. after having surgery at Methodist Hospital todav. was upset by Syracuse. Texas received 34 of 40 W L T w L T x-Oct. 14 — ot Chicago, 3:45 p.m. divisional title since play began in team leader for Cubs, led league in Bench — Cubs added Davey before taking the next three, 15-7, 16 14 and 15-10. The x-Oct. 14 — at AL, 8:25 p.m. Individual StalMIcs first-place votes and 593 total points to easily Manchester 5 0 0 5 0 0 RUSHING — Clndnnall-Alexander 9- 1969. walks and was soliti offensively. Lopes for playoffs; Henry Cotto Indians, now 3-4, had lost II sets in a row dating back South Windsor 2 1 0 4 ] 0 x-Oct. 17 — at AL, 8:25 p.m. outdistance No. 2 Ohio State and become the fourth C Scary defensive outfielder with and Thad Bosley have played well to Sept. 24. Rockville 2 1 0 2 3 0 (If Son Diego boots Chicogo) 54, Both had a mixture of veterans team to be ranked No. 1 this year. Oct. 9 — at Son Diego, 8:35 p.m. Brooks 3-5, Jennings 4-10, KInnebrew 1-0, weak arm. Former Cub Carmelo in spots. Padres can go to Tim Armas wins two titles Enfield 2 3 0 2 3 0 Schonert 7-54. Plttsburgh-Erenberg 14-55, and promising young players; both Ohio State received one first place vote and 518 The Indians’ next match is Wedne.sday at Ea.st Fermi 1 2 0 1 4 0 Oct. 10 — at San Diego, 8:25 p.m. Martinez has power but lacks Flannery, Luis Salazar or Champ Hartford High at 3:30. Oct. 12 — at AL, 8:35 p.m. Pollard 8-52 Woodley 1-0, Abercrombie 5- had hard-throwing stoppers in the BOSTON — Boston Red Sox center fielder Tony points. The Buckeyes were followed by No. 3 Hartford Public 0 4 0 0 4 0 37, Corley 2-5, Spencer. 1-0, Gillespie 1-2 experience to rate-with Matthews. Summers. Neither bench great. Oct. 13 — at AL, 1:Mp.m. bullpen to back up a young staff. Armas led the major leagues in home runs and Oklahoma (one first-place vote and 480 points), No. 4 Carin Bocht was outstanding all around for Monday games not Included x-Oct. 14 — at AL, 4:45 p.m. Veals 1-2, Malone 1-mlnus 2 Advantage: Cubs. Advantage: Even. PASSING— CIncInnall-Anderson 4-9- Both played on-natural surfaces, RBI this season despite missing the last two Washington, (three first-place votes and 438 points) Manchester, while Julie Falkowski, Hong Khao and x-Oct. 14 — at Son Diego, 8:25 p.m. Centerfield — Bnb Dernier was The season series was split six Michelle Quey served well. x-Oct. 17 — at San Dlogo, 8:25 p.m. 1- 5- and both have managers daring games. and No. 5 Boston College (one first-place vote and 433 0. Schonert 12-20-4-133, Esiason 1-30-9. surprise for Cubs offensively and is x-if necessary enough to use a hit and run with as games each, with several games Armas hit 43 homers — the only major leaguer points). Manchester’s junior varsity .squad also won, in Plttsburgh-Woodley 19-30-3255. fast enough to overcome any high-scoring affairs. But in R E C E IV IN G — CIncInnatl-HarrIs 357, much confidence as a squeeze to get more than 40 — and drove in 123 runs. Total points are based on 15 for first-place, 14 for three sets, dropping the first, 12 15, before bounc ing Bowlifig NL head to head Brooks 2-9, Klnnebrew1-9,Colllnswoiih3 bunt. defensive shortcomings. Dernier playoffs, pitching and low scoring back to capture the'final two .sets, 15-2 and 16-14. Armas also led the A L in total bases with 339, second, etc. T 32, Krelder 1-10, Jennings 2-34, Alexander slumped at end of season. Kevin games usually are the rule. four ahead of Boston right fielder Dwight Evans. No. 6 Brigham Young, No, 7 Florida State, No. 8 1. April 8Chlcogo 2 at Son Diego 3 2- 4, Curtis 324, Holman 1-9. Plttsburgh- Here is a breakdown by position McReynolds Is as close as anyone Cubs have better record in late Erenberg 334, LIpps 2-21, Stallworth 3 He tied Evans for the league lead in extra base Oklahoma State, No. 9 Nebraksa and No. 10 Southern 2. April 7-Chloago 4 at Son Diego 7 of the clubs as they prepare for on Padres to Sandberg with good innings and close games and have Cross country U.S. Mixed 3. April 8Chlcago 8 at San Diego 5 (10 119, KolodzIelskI 2-17, Pollard 1-8, Capers hits with 77. Methodist round out the top 10. 330, Thompson 1-23. Tuesday’s opener of the National defensive and solid offensive mastered Wrigley Field nuances. ibJIi Terry Priskwaldo 211-543, Dale Innings) Evans, Rice and Armas, respectively the Nos. Nebraska, at 3-1 the only team in the top 10 with a 4. M ay 8San Diego 4 at Chicogo 7 League playoff series: skills, especially against Chicago. * UPI photo Cheney drops pair Pecker 181, Sheila Price 177-484, Linda College foolball ratings But they are used to the wind 2, 3, and 4 hitters in the Boston lineup, matched a loss, fell to its lowest point in the ratings since Cromwell 189-484, Bob Skoglund 205- 5. M ay 8San Diego 5 at Chicago 4 (10 First base — Cubs have Leon Advantage: Padres. blowing out — unlikely when the 534, Dave Fenn 554, Al Chasse 202, Innings) team outfield record, with each surpassing 100 finishing ninth in the final 1981 rankings. Joe Torre talks to the media after being COVENTRY — Cheney Tech cro.ss country team Durham, the team’s best left- Rightfield — Keith Moreland Diane DeLlsle 479, Suzanne Feltman 4. M ay 8San Diego 8 at Chicago 5 Copvrighl 1984 by UPI fall rolls around and the wind RBI. Completing the Top 20 are No. 11 Michigan, No. 12 dropped a pair of decisions Monday, losing to host 7. July 2-Chlcago 1 at San Diego 5 N EW Y O R K (U PI) — The United handed power hitter who is depen­ emerged as starter with solid bat, fired as manager of the Atlanta Braves 453, Sue Hale 182-501, Kris McLaughlin blows in off the lake. Georgia Tech, No. 13 Louisiana State, No. 14 Penn Coventry High, 25-30, and to Vinal Tech, 19-42, in a 189-187-527, Sharon Madore 185-484, 8. July 8Chlcogo 3 at San Diego 2 Press International Board ot Coaches dable at first. Padres have Steve strong arm but limited range in Monday. Linda Burton 187-474, John KozIckI 203. 9. July ^Chicago 2at San Diego 1 Too State, No. 15 Notre Dame, No. 16 Miami, No. 17 triangular meet. Garvey, whose statistics were right. Tony Gwynn led league in The Cubs have the home field Clippers sign Gordon 10. July 18San Diego 4 at Chicago 0 20 college football ratings, with flrst- Vanderbilt,.No. 18 Auburn, No. 19 Georgia, and South Cheney’s next action is at Monday ’s Wickham Park 11. July 17-San Diego4at Chicago5 ploce votes and records In parentheses below that of Durham this year but hitting, enough to give San Diego advantage for the first two games. Elks 12. July l8San Diego I at Chicago 4 LOS ANGELES — The Los Angeles Clippers Carolina and Iowa tied for 20th. Invitationai. (total points based on 15 points for first who has ample playoff experience. boost. Advantage: Padres. If they go up 2-0, they know they (Series tied 84; 83 in Chicago A Son place, 14 (or second, etc.). Monday night announced the signing of guard Georgia Tech, 3-0, Vanderbilt, 4-0, and South Roger Dubiel was top finisher for the 2 4 Beavers, Bill Palmer 147-141-404, Joe Dworak Advantage; Even. Catcher — Improved defen­ need only one of three in Jack Diego) 1. Texas (34) (2-0) 593 Lancaster Gordon, a first-round draft choice Carolina, 3-0, are all in the ratings for the first time placing sixth. 139- 344, Jerry Ridel 144-377, Don Benoit 2. Ohio State (1) (44» 518 Second base — Ryne Sandberg of Murphy Stadium to advance to Torre gets gate 154-414, Joe DeSimone 145-391, Jack sively, Jody Davis was Chicago’s from Louisville. this season. Results: 1. English (V) 18.16 for 2.8 miies, 2 Kuzina Talley 340, Trovis Cook 144-414, Andy AL head to head 3. Oklahoma (1) (44)) 480 Cubs had M VP year and is gold World Series. 4. Washington (3) (30) 438 best run-producer in first half and Terms of Gordon’s contract were not revealed. Nebraska had a three-week reign as No. 1, Auburn (V ), 3. Kendall (C ), 4. Dimmocko (C ), 5. Hurley (V ). 6 Lomoureux 139-140-407, Paul Freeman glover. Team ’s best clutch hitter The key players figure to be 140- 380, Paul Ford 137-370, Dave Lacha- 5. Boston College (1) (30) 433 is long ball threat. Slimmed-down was the top ranked team in pre-season and Miami was Dubiel (C T), 7. Virr (CT), 8 Sweeny (V), 9 1. April 18Kansos City 3 at Detroit 4 4. Brigham Young (40) 387 and as adept at stealing a base as Terry Kennedy has Davis’ athletic Sutcliffe and Gossage. If the as anticipated pelle 155-143-418, Tony Flehro 143-152- 7. Florida State (4-0) 354 ranked first for one week before Nebraska took over. Spitzmacher (V), 10. Brandt (V). 423, Ralph Doyer 144-174-455, Fran (10 Innings) hitting a home run. Alan Wiggins of abilities but failed to show them Padres can beat Sutcliffe, they 2. April 19-Kansos City 5 at Detroit 2 8. Oklahoma State (40) 293 Texas was last ranked No. Ion Oct. 12,1981. It was a ATLAN TA (U P I) — The Atlanta Braves scheduled Chartler 138-370, Ray Parr 354, Bruce 9. Nebraska (31) 282 San Diego hit about 70 points less have a chance to sweep. Fish 345. 3. M oy 7-Detrolt 10 at Kansas City 3 this year. Advantage: Cubs. NL cites Murphy short reign, however, as the Longhorns were crushed a news conference today to name a successor to fired 4. M ay ADetrolt 5 at Kansas City 2 10. Southern Methodist (30) 245 and is erratic in field. Advantage; Starting pitching — Rick Sut­ Additionally, if the Padres get ' 5. M a y 9-Drtrolt 3 at Kansas City 1 11. Michigan (31) 134 NEW YO RK — Atlanta Brave Dale Murphy, 42-11 by Arkansas the next week and fell to eighth. manager Joe Torre and the choice was reported to be C^ubs. cliffe of Cubs is only legitimate the lead they are better candidates Lurie wants out Friendship 4. August 8Kansas City 9 at Detroit 4 12 Georgia Tech (30) 100 the 1982 and 1983 National League Most Valuable “ If they chose to make us No. 1, we will take it and be veteran minor league manager Eddie Haas. 7. August 8Kansos City 9 at Detroit 5 13. Louisiana State (30-1) 99 Shortstop — Cubs had veteran stopper on either staff. Scott to hold it with Gossage. Player, Monday was named the N.L. Player of proud of it and do our best to try and keep it," Texas The Braves’ news conference was set a little more SAN FRANCISCO (U PI) — San Francisco Giants Pat Thibodeau 101-443, Lee Bean 8. August 8Kanscis City 5 at Detroit 4 14. Penn State (31) 94 Larry Bowa most of year. Playoff Sanderson, bothered by bad back, Padres can’t match Cubs power 175-501, Sandy Kershaw 181-479, Bert (First Game) 15. Notre (Tome (31) 54 the Month for September. He is Atlanta’s only coach Fred Akers said. “ It is, however, awfully early than 24 hours after Torre was fired by owner Ted owner Robert A. Lurie bought the National Utague experience on his side, but Bowa and Steve Trout, can pitch a and must keep Sandberg and Toutain 108-441, Diana Emmett 178452, 9. August 5-Kansos City 4 at Detroit 0 14. Miami, Flo. (42) 53 winner of the monthly honor this season. in the year to have that spot.” Turner. The Atlanta Journal said Haas, a 30-year franchise in 1976 from Horace Stoneham with the Lu Toutain 474, Joe Parker 218511, (Second Gome) 17. Vanderbilt (40) 43 has limited range and had poor shutout or be knocked out early. Dernier off base. John KozIckI 201-582, Terry McKInstry 18. Auburn (2-2) 33 Murphy batted .327 with seven home runs, 22 The Longhorns figure to hold onto the top spot at veteran with the Braves organization, would be the hopes of a bright future. 10. August 10-Detrolt 5 at Kansas City year at plate. Gerry Templeton is Eric Show, Mark Thurmond, Ed Because Cubs have" Sutcliffe 210, John Lyon 200-521, Charlie Hartley 4 19. Georgia (2-1) 31 RBI, 13 runs scored and two stolen bases in 25 least a week this time, since they visit struggling Rice new manager. Unfortunately, that dream evaporated in the icy better hitter; although erratic, can pitching at least twice, they rate 215, Frank Solllna 503, Rich Woodbury ^ 11. August 11-Detrolt 9 at Kansas City 20. (tie) South Carolina (30) 25 Whitson and Tim Lollar all solid games. on Saturday. Torre, who had led the Braves to their greatest winds and small crowds of Candlestick Park. 534, Butch McQuade 520, Steve Ker­ 20. (tie) Iowa (32) 25 make spectacular plays. Advan­ for San Diego, but in short series the edge, although series can go to shaw 555. Georgia Tech vaulted into 12th after a 28-21 upset of success in aquartercentury with one first-place finish On Monday, Lurie told a shocked press conference 12. August 12-Detrolt 8 at Kansas City Note: Byagretment with the American tage: Padres. five games. 4 Football Coachos Assodotlon, teams Sutcliffe man to beat. Advantage; Clemson, giving the Yellow Jackets their best start in in the National League West and two seconds in three that he could no longer absorb the team ’s mounting (Detroit wins series 7-s; Home 1-5, Away on Gooden tops in September AARP NCAA or conference probation are 14 years. years, was dismissed Monday after a brief meeting Bnancial losses and was putting the franchise up for 80) with Turner, although he had two years left on his Lottie RudzvnskI 209-453, VI Pulford InoUsIMo lor the Top 20 and notional AL match-ups NEW YORK — The New York Mets’ Dwight “ I think it’s clear we re a little different than we’ve sale. 188504, Edna Christenson 185, Cathy championship consideration by the Gooden was named National League Pitcher of been in the past,” Georgia Tech coach Bill Curry said. contract. "When we took over the Giants, it was during a very RIngrose 443, Tony Colas 515. Perfect Games UPI Board ot Coadios. The teams currently the Month Monday. The same is true for Vanderbilt, which is off to its “ The worst thing that happened to me was winning trying, difficult, and turbulent tim e,” he said. “ In the on probation are Arizona, Clom- best start since 1950. The Commodores’ 30-21 win over the first year I was here,” Torre said. ’’You get nine seasons since, we have worked hard to restore 1880 — John Richmond, Worcester vs. Gooden is a first time selection for monthly son, people’s mouths watering for what’s next and we just stability to the franchise and act in a fiscally Cleveland, NL, June 12,1-0. Illinois and Kansas. accolades, and is the second Met recipient Alabama Saturday was their first over the Crimson 1880 — John Ward, Providence vs. following Ron Darling, who won in June. Tide since 1969. didn’t reach that next plateau. responsible fashion Buffalo, NL, June 17, SO. Tigers-Royals a close call Transactions 1904 — Cy Young, Boston vs. NCAA Division I statistics Gooden was 4-1 in September with a 1.29 ERA. Philadelphia, AL, M ay 5,3-0. He struck out 62 batters en route to a new 1908 — Adrian Joss, Cleveland vs. arm, Detroit’s Alan Trammell Team Statlsllcs major-league season rookie strikeout record of Chicago, Oct. 2,10. KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UPI) - rates a big advantage over KC’s edge for Tigers over Royals’ Don 2 Rushing Offense 276. He also set a major-league record by striking Clippers re-sign Walton BOMbdll 1917 — Ernest Shore, Boston vs. Slaught. Atlanta— Fired Manager Joe Torre. Washington, AL, June 23, first game, 40. 8 oar yds avg Id vdspg How the Kansas City Royals and Onix Concepcion. Edge: Tram­ out 43 batters in three consecutive games with 11 New York (NL) — Waived outfielder (Shore relieved with none out and a TCU 3 1451108 4.713 349.3 Detroit Tigers match up, position m ell’s bat. Designated hitter — Sparky Arm y 3 2091033 4.9 8 344.3 on Sept. 7, 16 on Sept. 12, and 16 on Sept. 17. LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Bill Walton Jerry Martin; purchosed pitcher Ed runner on base In first Inning. Runner by position, for their American Left field — Darryl Motley for Anderson goes the committee the Clippers will once again have the talents Glynn from Tidewater of the Interna­ was thrown out trying to steal, and Shore Nebraska 4 2421343 5.415 340.7 threatened to jump to the Italian League, PLAY JACKPOT retired the next 24 batters). Air Force 5 3071447 5.4 20 333.4 League Championship Series: KC and Larry Herndon and Rup- route here while Dick Howser of Bill playing for them this season,” said tional League. but the Los Angeles Clippers refused to say BoNiefball 1922 — Charles Robertson, Chicago at SM U 3181 907 5.0 9 3023 First base — Kansas City’s Steve pert Jones of Detroit. Edge: platoons Jorge Orta and Hal General Manager Carl Scheer. “ I had maile Los Angeles Clippers — Signed free Detroit, AL, April 30, 20. New Mexico 4 2441209 4.914 3022 No change on Reinhardt “ arrivederci.” a commitment to myseif, the organization, Florida St 4 2071155 5.413 288.7 Balboni is hot and cold against Motley when the Royals pitch McRae. Slight edge: Tigers, be­ agent center Bill Walton and guard 1954 — Don Larsen, New York AL vs. and most importantly to the fans of Los Lon caster Gordon of Louisville. Brooklyn NL, (World Series),Oct. 8,20. Utah 5 284 1441 5.1 14 288.2 Detroit. Could be devastating. lefties, Jones when right- handers cause of McRae’s sub-par year. EUGENE, Ore. — University of Colorado The Clippers, working to bring a Kentucky 3 143 859 5.313 284.3 Angeles that we would re-sign Waiton and I Utah — Gove Atlanta an unspecified 1959 — Haryey Hoddix, Pittsburgh at Tigers have glove, Dave Berg­ go. Starting pitchers — Detroit’s football player Ed Reinhardt was in a coma and in representative team to their new home in draft choice for waiving Its right of Milwaukee, NL, May 24, 0-1. (Pitched 12 GeorgloTech 3172 829 4.8 9 274.3 am glad to have the promise fulfilied. refusal on center Billy Paultz. perfect innings then lost perfect game, man; bat, Darrell Evans; and both Center field — Detroit’s Chet Jack Morris. Dan Petry and Milt critical condition at Sacred Heart Hospital Los Angeles, re-signed the free agent center Feolball no-hItter Ond decision In 13th). Passing Offense in rookie Barbaro Garbey. Edge; Lemon superb on offense, defense Wilcox get edge over KC’s quartet and former UCLA star Monday. o ltc m p ' ' Monday, more than two weeks after he collapsed “ With Walton healthy and in good Chicago (NFL)— Walvedquorterback 1944— James Banning, Philadelphia at Kansas City’s one-man beats De­ — which sounds like capsule on of Bud Black, Bret Saberhagen, BINGO Bob Avelllnl. New York, NL, June 21, first game, 40. BYU 140 98 3 1331 9 ^ S ? during the team’s game against the Oregon “ I ’m vep' satisfied with the contract,” physical condition, he can be one of the New Jersey (USFL) — Offensive 1945 — Sandy Koufax, Los Angeles vs. Boston Coll 112 71 1 954 12 318.0 troit committee. Royals’ Willie Wilson. Edge: be­ Charlie Leibrandt and >Mark Ducks. Long Beach Walton said. “ And I ’m very enthusiastic dominant centers to play the game of coordinator Bill Austin resigned; named Chicago, NL, Sept. 9 ,10. 140 99 41137 3 284.2 Second base — Detroit’s Lou cause of base-running and speed, Gubicza. Reinhardt took a turn for the worse last week Chris Palmer offensive coordinator 1948 — Catfish Hunter, Oakland vs. Louisville 173 82141137 4 284.2 about the start of the season.” basketball. While playing in Portland, he EVERY DAY Whitaker did not have a banner to KC’s Wilson. Relief pitching — Detroit’s bet­ and John D'OttavIo wide receivers MInnesata, AL, M ay 8,40. Iowa State 145 93 81135 8 283.7 when increased swelling was found in his brain, Terms of the pact were not announced. clearly demonstrated that fact by becom­ coach. 1981 — Len Barker, Cleveland vs. Mlaml-Fla. 208 123 11 1494 8 28Z3 season but Frank White is no Right field — Detroit has the lock ter top to bottom but Kansas City but he stabilized after he underwent surgery so Illinois ing the vital cog in the Trail Blazers’ Hochey Taranta, AL, M ay 15, 30. 195 127 41389 9 277.8 longer the player he was for here. Detroit Tiger Kirk Gibson wins the Quiz. The race will be to doctors could install an intercranial pressure Minnesota — Aulgned defens8 1984 — Mike Witt, California of Texas, Colorado 159 78 41101 4 275.2 The signing came two days after the championship season." Win Two BowIGreen Kansas City. Edge: Tigers. against Detroit-area native Pat the eighth — to see whether Willie device to monitor brain swelling. Hospital men David Jensen and Randy Vellschek AL, Sept. 30, 10. 143 84 7105810 244.5 Clippers traded former Rookie of the Year Indiana 147 84101058 1 244.5 Hedge: White has played well Sheridan of Royals. Gibson’s rapid Hernandez or Dan Quisenberry officials said there has been no change since that Walton, the first player chosen in the 1974 and Terry Cummings to the Milwaukee Bucks goalie Lome Molleken to Springfield of during the stretch. progress (note his statistics will get in to lock things up. Edge; time. draft, was signed by the Clippers as a free the American Hockey League. Total Offente in a package that brought them veterans ptays yds ovg td Third base — George Brett ofthe against lefties) and game­ Dead even. agent in May 1979. The red- haired center New York Islanders — Assigned to g vihgg Marques Johnson, Junior Bridgeman and Sprln^eld of the American Hockey Boston Col 3 251 1422 4.5 18 540.7 Royals vs. the Tigers’ committee breaking ability give the Tigers the Bench — Too close to call. led the Blazers to the NBA title in 1976-77 League: goaltender Todd Lumbord, Radio, TV TCU 2241572 7.0 17 524.0 again. Evans, Marty Castillo, Tom Van Pelt to end holdout Harvey Catchings. and was named the playoff MVP. HAWAII edge. However if Sheridan, who Kansas City’s bench carried the defensemen Bill Dowd, Vern Smith, Gord Missouri 3201858 5.814 444.5 Florida St 2741837 4.7 20 459.2 Brookens and Garbey could see like Gibson led his team in Royals to the wire while injured th e 31-year-oid Waiton has a career Paddock, Glenn Johonnesen and Bill EDEN PR A IR IE , Minn. — Veteran outside Forced to sit out the 1978-79, 1980-81 and Nichols, centers Roger Korfko and Scoff TONIGHT Nebraska 301 1809 4.0 18 4522 action here. Big Edge: Kansas game-winning RBI, is as hot as he starters watched, Detroit pla- linebacker Brad Van Pelt is expected to end his scoring average of neariy 16 points and 12 Howson, right wingers Neal Coulter, Goo Tech 2251354 4.010 4520 1981-82 seasons because^of a troublesome 7:15 N H L: Whalers vs. Devils, W TIC SMU City, whose big money man Brett was in a four-game sweep of tooned at three positions and holdout and report to the Minnesota Vikings, rebounds per game. Page 2 M ark Hamwoy, Alan Kerr and AAonty 7:30 College football: Illinois vs. 228 1344 5.911 448.0 left foot, Walton seemingly has returned to Trottler and left wingers Ron Handy, New Mexico 2941787 4.1 22 444.7 historically is at his best when big Detroit in August (hitting .444) the Anderson played his subs much O n eral Manager Mike Lynn said Monday. Iowa (taped deloy), SportsChannel Utah ” I am extremely pleased and relieved good health. He played in 55 games a year G arrv Lacey, Rene Breton, Dale Henry, 8:00 AL Playoffs: Tigers vs. Royals, 383 2222 5.8 20 444.4 money is on the line. edge could go the other way. more than division winners are Kentucky 218 1308 4.015 434.0 that this situation is now resoived and that ago. Scott MacLellon and Jim Koudys. Chonnels 8, 40, W POP ^Shdrtstop — Even with a bad Catcher — Lance Parrish big supposed fo. m - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuetday. Oct. 2. 1984- 19 643-2711 Classified..Business Oppartunities 22 Store/Oftice Space 44 Household Goods TAG SALE SIGN Notices For advertisements to be I- l. S itu a tio n W a n t e d ...... 23 Resort Property 45 Misc. lor Sale Rates published Monday, the dead­ U f t L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Into ...... 24 Misc. tor Rent 46 Home and Garden Minimum Charge: Are things piling up? Then why line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. 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Salary negotiable. ter, CT 06040. condition. By owner. PAINTING AND PAPER Houseplants, .50« to $3. Manager Chen, living room with heaters, garbage dispo­ WANT AOS ore worth iinniHas«8iSda 'ssso Call 649*0016.6-6 pm or 643- $87,900. E ve n in g s, 649- HANGING -Exterior Must sell, need room. 6367. CERTIFIED N U R S E S fireplace. $550 per month. sals; faucet repairs. 649- looking Into when you're t in atom a n fet la n it: SHADY GLEN 3315. and Interior, ceilings re­ P riv a te hom e, 649-6486. AIDES — Certified aides M r. Rothm an, 646-4144,' 4539. V Isa /M a ste rC o rd looking for a place to lavlnii liiik It Manclmlir AAA Parkade Stote, tor 7am to 3pm, 3pm to 644-2327. paired. References, fully accepted. NA's & live...whether It's a 913 Miln SL Manchester 11pm shifts, full and part LOVELY 7 ROOM Insured. Quality work. ' SCHOOL DESK and chair Immediate Openings CONSTRUCTION LA­ Martin Mottsson, even­ home, an apartment or a Talaplioae 64341511 time. Also accepting op- RANCH — in MANCHESTER — Avail­ f o r a l l elementary T BORER - Experienced mobile home. SECURITY HHA's pllcatlons for nurse aide professional-executive a b le O c to b e r 3 rd , 6 ings 649-4431. grades. Excellent for­ T od a y Is gre at d a y ... and preferred. Call 9 to 5, For Sal8 P a r t tim e certification course. Ex­ area. Central air, ge­ rooms, one chi Id allowed. mica writing surface, C la ssifie d Is a great w av GUARDS Come and learn the advan­ 643-2111. cellent benefit package nuine sauna, garage door No pets. $450 and utilities,. N A M E Y O U R OWN steel legs. 2 sets. $10 per ... to sell somethingl OFFICE HELP tages of working for. medi­ T«l«phon« Salas Manchsitar Area. with second and third opners, private patio. C a ll 643-4792. PRICE — Father and son. set. Telephone 649-1724. HOME AND 643-2711. Ground Floor 0pp. cal personnel pool. We MAINTENANCE PER­ Much more on one acre m u m / 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. Full Tlma/Part Tima shift differential. Please Fast, dependable ser­ iRi GARDEN E«tAbll»ri«d muRi-milhon dollar have openings on all shifts. SON - 40 hours per week. wooded, landscaped lot. vice. Pointing, Paper­ 19" ZENITH BLACK 8. FIrat Security haa 20 poai- company naadi ambitloua Indi­ call Director of Staff ISEASBNAL LIOAL NOTICK Monday thru Fri­ vidual to work lull tima from our Wo offer excellent pay and Immediate, temporary Early occupancy. Belfl- hanging & Removal. Call W H IT E T V — $75 o r best In accordanca with Sactlon 9- tlona available for aecurlty benefits. We will be recruit­ Development between HOMES DELIVERING RICH day. Salary plus convanlant Eaat Hartford offlca opening. This lob could ore Agency, 647-1413. 644-0585 o r 644-0036. Offer. Excellent condi­ 15 and Section 9-452 of the conacioua Individuala to Quaraniaad aalary of S200 a waak ing on Oct. 3rd, 1984 from lead to full time work. 8am and 3pm, Monday FOR RENT SNO BEE BOB SLED — LO AM — 5 yards, $62 plus Election Lows, notice It her­ work aa aecurlty officera. We plua waakly Incanllva. Hoipitaliia- ( tion. C a ll 566-7889. A sk fo r commission. We tion and profit sharing alao of- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. In the H4R through Friday at 643- Padded seat. Holds four tax. Sand, gravel and eby given that the Reglttrori offer above average etartlng Apply in person Mea­ Tina. will train. Call Mrs. farad. Block Office, Marshall's 5151. Crestfleld Convales­ VERNON — Lovely 6* kids. Hand broke and stone. C a ll 643-9504. ot Voters will accept oppllco- ratea, paid profeaalonal train­ dows Manor, 333 Bldwell PAINTERS PRDE tloni for Adnnittlons of Elec­ Mall, 324 Broad St., Man­ cent Home and Fenwood LOTS/LAND room Ranch, carpeting • handles for steering. Call Nagy between 9 ing, acheduled pay raviewa, Call Miss Burns St., Manchester, Ct. Invites you to autograph 39" x 28" WROUGHT tors at the following loca­ chester. Manor In Manchester. FOR SALE throughout, fuljy api^ your home with excel­ 643-4859. $10. tions; a.m. -1 p.m. for an and unaurpaaaed' promo­ 1-800-842-2063 IRON 'R a ilin g s, 840 pair. tional opportunitiaa. Inter- FULL TIME AND PART pllanced kitchen, slider^ lence. Residential, com­ Save money on cleaning Registrars of Voter's Office appointment. mercial, Interlot, exterior. WORTH LOOKING Into C a ll 649-8371. products by using ammo- Town Hall vlawa w ill be held Wed.. Oct. Mutt Call For TIME positions availa­ PRODUCTION to deck, fireplace, treed Z 41 Center St. 3rd, Oam-noon at the Dept, of IniMVItw Appolntmtflt. lot, garage. Convenient, i FREE EST. A Complete ... the many bargains nla, diluted to the EARN EXTRA $$$ ble 1st, 2nd, and 3rd WORKERS — Immediate Painting Co., Call 742- Manchester, CT. 646-7096 Employment Security. 606 desirable neighborhood. offered for sole every day strength recommended M Ewul Opfirtnlli Enilaitr Mein St.. Manchaater. MEDICAL Shifts. - Manager Trai­ openings for first and VERMONT FOR SALE: Fruit or wine Wednesday, October 10,1984 FOR CHRISTMAS nees, Assistant Managers second shift. We manu­ No pets. $625. Security, f. In the c la M ifle d colum ns I press. $65. C o ll 643-1634. on the bottle, for washing 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. PERSONNEL OKEMO AREA walls and windows. Bring Sell Avon part time and Cashiers. G ood sta rt­ facture electronic heat, deposit. Call 873-* Saturday, October 13,1984 POOL extra money Into your 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Call 523-9401 ing pay and benefits. printed circuit boards 10 ACRES-$9,800 4752. ; 549-0870 Apply In person at Xtra and are In need of reliable CELEBRITY CIPHER COMPUTER (Aquarius) home by selling no- Herboct J. Stevenson or 278-2941 C«M>ptty dphtr cryptograms arw cpMlwd from quoEaHont by longer-needed Items with FnMerlck E. Peck Mart Convenient Store, people. We have open­ Beaullful hardwoods on town 0 Great for kids. Includes o J f OISTRARS OF VOTERS I N S T O R E a n d ' i famous p p o ^ past arttf prsaaM. ^aqh Mtar m «a dphar atanda a low-cost ad In Classi­ Gmnw iW ENM wwe 381 Main St and 404 ings tor Programmers, maintainsd road, cloaa to 12 foranotttar. To0ty’$elm ftqutitt/l. four game cartridges, fied. 643-2711. Hartford Rd., Manches­ Photodeveloper, Stock major aki araaa and 3 cryalal e J office space : plus expander. Used There just isn't b more Full time opening for experienced General cisar lakst. Idaal vacatlon/i»- by CONNIE WIENER te r; o r c a ll 646-4566, Cutters, Inspectors. We three months. Excellent completB, up-to-dBtB glossary Maintenance Worker to repair/maintain va­ tliamant arsa. Only 4 mllsa for Christmas gift. $75. NOTICR riety of equipment. Must be able to work with M a in , or 649-2337; H a rt­ otter excellent working from vlllags csnisr. Bank fi­ SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul- ' “VNWYRVU RO FNTP e Pueuc HHARINO of itsmt for tala, plaoat to ford R d ., ask for IIvan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. • C a ll 646-4495. complex blueprints and use various mea­ Sears Roebuck & Co. conditions and other be­ nancing approvsd. Call 802- KOARD OF OIRRCTORS rant, jobs to bo fillad, Manchester Parkade M anager. nefits. A p p ly In person: 894-1581. 8:30 am - 8:30 pm; prime retail space, am ple; AVNCPMOMVW WYMV M TOWN OF MANCHRSTKR, CONNECTICUT surement devices. Some experience with wsaksnda til S pm. Notice It hereby given that the Board ot Directors, Town of tarvicet offorad and Circuits, Inc., 59 Deming parking. $660. Call 236-' Manchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Hearing at the sheet metal fabrication/repair, gas/electric 6021 o r 644-3977. MEN'S EXCELLENT BABYSITTER WANTED Road, Berlin. KRTWANAO HFTONY ERWY M Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, noticBs of importancB than welding, and diesel generating equipment Part Time Positions Avoikiiile for 2 school age children. OXFORD Grey wool suit, Connecticut, on Tuesday, October 9,1W4ot 8:00 P.M. to con­ in tha Clattifiod Ads. preferred. Excellent salary and benefits, for Evenings, occasionally 5 room attractive brick ■ size 40 reg ular. Lexington sider and act on the following: CARPENTER — Hpme Proposed appropriation to Education Special Protects - It's a daily feature that late hours. My home. office - Ground level,; FPMY FRYS." — EMCWPT ' Tailor Shop, 73 Birch more information, please contact the Per­ Stock Personnel builder looking for mas­ INVESTMENT Fund 41 • Adolescent Oov Treatment l««4-IS...... tlSAOO.OO Must be mature and de­ ample onslght parking • Street, 643-8651. providat you with information sonnel Dept, at 647-4710. ter carpenter to take PROPERTY to be financed by o payment In that amount from the Town ot pendable and have trans­ with easy onstreet park- DMUPYNW. Vernon. whan you need it... charge of Customer Ser­ ( Auto Installers portation. C a ll 647-8352. Ing available. High vis- ; Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special MANCHES1ER MEMORIAl HOSPITAL vice Department. If you PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "If Tommy Losorda had bean Prolects - Fund 41 • existing Account 319 - every day of the week. FOUR FAMILY HOUSE Iblllty building on high • 4'x6* UTILITY TRAILER 71 Haynes St a re lo o k in g fo r a lo b with cast as the manager ol 'The Natural,' hIs language Summer S^ool 19(4...... $3,500.00 Join the growing number Cashiers PART TIME — A Budget — On lot 137 X 92. No traffic street. Central air. ' — For sale. New tires. to be financed by tuition payments already received from ______Manclwitar excellent benefits and would have made the film X-rated." — Jerry Reuaa. Answering Service; 12- realtors. Phone 643-4751 Versatile uses. 643-2121. * Very good condition. program participants. of satisfi^ users of the working conditions, re­ ______0 Security 6pm. 20-25 hours. Call between 6 and 8pm. 01664 by NEA.IDC. OtS Needs minor work. $99. Proposed appropriation to Education Special Prolects - Clasiified Ads today. If port to: LaCova Con­ Fund 41 - Bentley Oov Treatment in 4 -ts...... $35,735.00 646-5406. TOLLAND — Office ‘ C a ll John, 646-3126. to be financed by tuition Income tor out-of-dlstrlct students. you'ra in the market for struction Co., 185 Silas space, 200 sq. ft., $325 per Proposed opproprlotlon to Educotlon Special Prolects - Bike Repairer Deane Hwy., Wethers­ lomathing, it makes your ROY ROGERS RESTAU­ 1 ^ BUSINESS month. Heat and electric-" KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Urry Wriahl Fund 41 r Vocational Education 19(465...... $30,750.00 field, between the hours SINGER SEWING MA­ to be tinonced by State Grant. search easier. And if 2 RANT Now Hiring Cdshl- ity. C a ll 872-1501. of 9am and 4pm. | £ il PROPERTY CHINE — Straight stitch, Proposed appriwrlatlon to Education Special Prolects - Apply Personnel Department e r s a n d C lo s e r s . Fund 41 • for ROTC Vocotlonol Evaluations...... $7,000.00 you have something to INJECTION MOLDING new light, In lo v e ly w a l­ Management Intern posi­ to be financed by State Oront. offer to others, it's the SHIPPING A N D R E ­ M A N C H E S T E R - fo r sale FOUR ROOM OPFICI nut cabinet. Excellent E.O.E. tions also available. Call Propoted additional oporoprlotlon to General Fund - Board or rent. 39,000 sq. ft. 117 Eaal Canlar 81.. Ural condition. $75. C a ll 643- ot Education - RO TC...... :...... $39,200.00 quickast, most effective 646-9410 for appointment. CEIVING CLERK— Full time, 7:15am to 4pm. Industrial building. lloor with prtvato antr- iM T iwy LUCK. I 6526. to be financed by additional tuition revenue. way to gat your m e ts ^ •MOLDERS anoas and parWng. a/o. Proposed appropriation to General Fund - TRANSFER to Apply In person to: Ar­ Available In November. rn au ly Mcer AGioy FULL-PART TIME PO- w/w. nawly daooratad. Reserve for Community "Y " Improvements...... $|3A00.00 across. When you think NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED thur Drug Store, 942 Main F.J. SplleckI, Realtors, •330 monthly. Including 1 HKe ANb He'S to be financed from Fund Balance (amount based on 1W344 of results, think of Classifiedl • Q. C. INSPECTORS SITIONS AVAILABLE — Street, Manchester. 643-2121. FRANKLIN WOOD rental Income). 3-11 shift for caring, AU-eRCtiC lb CATs. BURNING S T O V E — Proposed appropriation to Fire Special Taxing District - Opportunities for competent people willing In Manchester Area responsible nurses seek­ Fund 4- TRANSFER to Reserve - Paramedics..... $5,051.32 Plus accessories. Excel­ to be financed from Fund Balance (represents balance ot un­ to take career positions. ing Increased lob satis­ lent condition. $99. Call spent 19l3-(4 opproprlotlon to Paramedics). faction through more di­ Rsntals 643-9664. Proposed appropriation to Bond and Oront - Fund 9 - State Join a 19 press-steadily growing injection rect patient contact. n n r esor t Protect «76-1$l...... $3,125.00 molder of precision gears with an outstand­ Diane Dr. Individualized orienta­ to be financed by contribution from Reserve Fund I. Weliesley Rd. CARRIER WANTED — I S J PROPERTY Proposed Ordinance • to revise the requirements for o quo­ ing reputation. tion program geared to London Park area. Call BATES BEDSPREAD — rum for meetings to be held by the Human Relations Com­ Branford St. E. Middle Tpke. ROOMS Newport legacy pattern. your needs. Competetlve 742-6937 m o rn in g s to r NANTUCKET — Charm-, mission. Of course-modern plant & equipment with Niles Dr. starting salary and good FOR RENT Snow White brand. New, Proposed Ordinance - to convey to Hartford Distributors, In­ Wetherell St. more Information. I Ing house, 2 bedrooms corporated for the sum of $210,000.00, Lot No. 4, Bucklond In­ generous compensation. benefits including op­ In unopened bog. $20. C a ll Benton St. Packard St. with sleeping loft. Walk dustrial Pork. tional higher salaried, PART TIME DESK R O O M IN PRIVATE to town, tennis and 649-3085. Copies of the Proposed Ordinances may be seen In the Town Please call for appointment or Stop to com­ Green Rd. Clerk's Office during business hours. 643-2711 plete application Overland St. non-benefit package, CLERK — To work Satur­ HOME-Large yard, close beach. Available Sep­ charge nurse and wee­ to Main Street and bus All public meetings ol the Town ot Manchester ore held ot lo­ Henry St. day and Sunday morn­ tember, October. 633-' cations which ore occestlble to handicapped citizens. In od- Server St. kend differential. Call line. C a ll 643-2659. 8:30am-5pm, Mon-Fri,, Princeton St. ings 8am to 12 noon, also 6496. EN b ' dlllon, handicapped Individuals requlrlngonauxlllorvald In PLASTICS GE a n ING t e c h n o l o g y Horace St. Lisa Whipple, Adminis­ some weekdays, varied *27M width • 26 cents; order to tocllltote their participation at meetings should contact the Town at 6474123 one week prior to the scheduled Tanner St. trator during business hours. Pleasant working MANCHESTER - Room CONDOMINIUM — Two 13% width - 2 for 2 f MANCHESTER, CONN. Lake St. hours for personal Inter­ meeting so that appropriate arrangements con be mode. otmosphere. We will for rent. Completely fur­ bedrooms, fully fur-! cenla. MUST be picked JAM E$ F. FOGARTY, Secretory 643-6340 view at 875-0771, R ock­ train. Good pay. Apply* nished, Ihcluding stove, nished. West Palm up at the Manchester Board ot Directors ville Memorial nursing Doted at Manchester, Connecticut this 26in day of Septem­ Connecticut Motor refrigerator and linens. Beach, Florida. Four Herald OHIce BEFORE manrIjPBtpr Hfralft Home, 22 South Street, $50 weekly, plus 2 weeks ber, 19$4. Lodge, Manchester. 643- month minimum rental. A.M. ONLY.______001-10 R o ckv ille . 1555. security. C a ll 646-8877. ( C b ll 646-0657. • » «0 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Oct. 2, 1984

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'4-. Town may U.S. says soon get rehab unit FBI agent Bv Sarah E. Hall Herald Reporter A nationwide drug rehabilitation out fit is considering Manchester us a site (or its next adolescent treatment center, a spokesman is a spy revealed Tue.sday. Richard N. Wear, who repres­ 7 ' S ■ > w - ents the non profit Straight Inc., Bv Judl Hasson Also arrested were Nikolay said this town’s central location United Press International Ogorodnikov, 51, — also known as ' t : makes it attractive as one of a Nikolay Wolfson — and Swetlana half-dozen possible sites under WASHINGTON - An FBI coun­ Ogorodnikov, 34, both of Los consideration. He met with about a terintelligence agent has been Angeles. They faced the same dozen parents and others at 3 arrested and accused of conspi­ charges as Miller. Manchester Memorial Hospital racy to pass American secrets to The three were arrested at their Monday night to assess interest in the Soviets, the first FBI special homes in Los Angeles, sources the proposal. agent to be arrested on espionage said. "The respon.se was good." Wear charges, the agency announced FBI Director William Webster said. He said the facility would be today. said Milier was dismissed from the similar to four others founded by Special FBI agent Richard W. FBI on Tuesday after he was UPl photo Straight in the United States, the Miller, 47, a 20-year veteran of the charged with conspiring with two nearest of which is in Springfield, agency, was taken into custody in Soviet-born U.S. residents to pass A piece of hood from a tractor-trailer struck oncoming cars during the Va. Los Angeles shortly before mid­ secret FBI documents to the Soviet rests on the southbound lane of 1-95 Tuesday morning rush hour. Remains of If Manchesteristargeted, "We’d night Tuesday. Two Soviet emi- Union. near the Bridgeport city line after a truck two cars are in background. have tv find a suitable building," grees, who came to the United "This is a most serious matter, smashed through divider rails and Wear said. "It would be something States in 1973, also were arrested in like the kind of building you see in the Miller case. involving a special agent alleged to have committed such a crime industrial parks." If convicted. Miller could be The facility would house up to 250 imprisoned for life. against the United States,” Webs­ ‘A ball of flames* ter said. “It is an aberration on the clients aged II through their early Officials said Miller is the first proud record of patriotic and 20’s, and would require 15,000 to special FBI agent to he arrested on 20,000 square feet of floor space. spy charges. dedicated service of thousands of special agents *^hroughout our Wear said. He said Straight Miller was assigned to Los history." Police probe crash site officials hope to decide where the Angeles where he worked on Webster said Miller “was dis­ facility will be by the end of this "counterintelligence matters,” missed from the FBI yesterday for year, purchase a building for the FBI said. FAIRFIELD (UPI) — Stunned under $1 million, and open the The agency said an investigation violation of general standards of the Bridgeport-Fairficld line. conduct expected of FBI agents as rush-hour commuters watched the DOT plans review The truck "for no apparent center by next June. "disclosed evidence that Miller tractor-trailer vault a median "I think there are a lot of kids in had conspired with the Soviets to well as specific violations of FBI for safety checks reason vaulted the center me­ rules and regulations.” divider on the Connecticut Turn­ dian." Lt. Gov. Joseph J. Fauliso the area who could benefit from pass classified FBI documents pike and slam into oncoming this," said Mary Dupont, group dealing with positive intelligence The three were charged "with — see page 20 said at the Capitol in Hartford. conspiracy to provide national traffic. Police said they were not able to leader of the Manchester chapter tasking to the government of the In the smoke and confusion that of Toughlove — a support group for Soviet Union." defense information to a foreign question the driver and did not 0 followed, a would-be rescuer parents of problem teenagers. "Positive intelligence tasking" government,” the FBI said, and chief state medical examiner’s know why the truck rammed the faced the prospect of life imprison­ rushed to the twisted wreckage of a office, possibly today. Kirschner divider. "There really isn’t enough help deals with the assigning of U.S. burning car and was horrified to around ... I talk to a lot of parents counterintelligence agents, sour­ ment if convicted. said. The truck ran into a westbound see an injured woman beckon for The five injured included truck car, which burst into flames. The who are really desperate and don’t ces said. Miller had worked in Los An­ help moments before the vehicle know what to do." "He was fired before he was driver Tindaro Codraro, 51, of car was struck by a third west­ geles for "quite a while,” accord­ exploded. Brooklyn, N.Y., who was critical in bound vehicle which also was Dupont described the Straight arrested,” an FBI source said. The ing to sources, and had been Four people were killed, includ­ the burn unit of Bridgeport Hospi­ program us a "very rigid," struc­ source said Miller's "objective assigned during his career to both engulfed in flames. Three other ing a young girl, and five others tal. He suffered severe smoke cars became involved in the chain tured one. Drug-abusing teenagers was money" but declined to general assignments as well as were injured Tuesday in the fiery entering the program are stripped elaborate. inhalation, burns of the hands and collision. counterintelligence. chain collision — the latest in a feet and possible lung injuries, said of priveleges — no TV, no books or The source said the FBI was still A source said the alleged activi­ James Tillman of Bridgeport C series of fatal accidents that have spokeswoman Anne Ziff. magazines, and no talking to their trying to assess the degree of ties had been going on for weeks. said he saw the truck "flying plagued the busy turnpike in Also admitted were Sylvia Lock­ through the air over the guardrail" parents unless it’s over a micro­ intelligence damage and it was not The FBI said Nikolay and recent years. hart. 37, and her daughter. Ebony, phone at a huge group meeting. clear what classified information Swetlana Ogorodnikov were born before it landed on a small car and State police said two of the five 6, of Bridgeport, described as pushed that vehicle into a station The teenagers, she said, must may have been transmitted to the in the Soviet Union and emigrated cars involved burst into flames, "earn the right to do practically Soviet Union. to the United States in 1973. seriously injured, Lockhart was wagon. and Rbrlboro Lights trapping the occupants inside. A being treated for fractures and Tillman said he ran to the sc-enc anything, because they can’t be truck driver who came upon the possible abdominal injuries while and saw a woman gesturing for trusted," are also available in scene seconds after the accident her daughter suffered severe frac­ help from inside one of the vehicles Peer pressure from kids who are said thick black smoke shrouded tures of the neck and possible before it exploded. The blast further along In the program helps the wreckage before the explosions turn the new patients away from T a convenient new 25h pack. Town nixes third abdominal injuries. hurled Tillman over a roadside produced a "ball of flames.” Keith Durocher, 25, of Fairfield guardrail but he was not injured. drugs, Dupont said. Lt. Kenneth Kirschner, state was listed in fair condition with Police, fearing others may have Another member of the Man­ police spokesman, said the victims multiple injuries while his wife, died in the crash, searched the chester Toughlove chapter said bay at firehouse weretentatively identified as Tamera, 25, was treated and charred and blackened wreckage. she, too, was Impressed with Robin M. Bellamy, 28, of Bridge­ released. She was with her hus­ Westbound lanes of the highway Straight. The woman, who asked to port, and her 4-year-old daughter band at the hospital, Ziff said. remain anonymous, said the pro­ on the east side of the firehouse were closed for four hours. By Kathy Garmus Chea; Linda Wall, 21, and Emily Police said the tractor-trailer, The crash was the latest of gram has been featured on "60 Herald Reporter because there is not enough room. Mossey, 22, both of Trumbull. Minutes” and in Ladies Home While it might be possible to add an empty flatbed, was headed east recent fatal accidents and mishap.s Positive identification and con­ toward New London in a pack of on the turnpike, the major link Journal. Expanding the town’s Buckland a bay on the west side, it would firmation won’t be made until trucks when it crossed the median She also said that a treatment require construction of a ramp between New York and New firehouse on Tolland Turnpike to autopsies are completed by the divider into the westbound lane at England. center in Manchester would pose allow the Eighth Utilities District over a grassy area that is now a no threat to the surrounding fire department to share it would leaching field for the septic sys­ community. "Certainly, the town pose physical and economic prob­ tem, Weiss said in his memo. And is going to be much safer with lems, town General Manager adding a bay on that side would not young people who are off drugs Robert B. Weiss said in a memo­ leave enough room for fire trucks Ferraro backs exemptions than young people who are on randum released today. to turn around and would eliminate drugs," she said. the parking area at the firehouse, But when asked this morning if By Don Phillips Fund meeting. complaint with the House ethics Other sites being considered he said. United Press International The amended form listed the include the New Haven area, he was concluding that a shared Weiss also said expanding the committee on Aug. 7. saying use of the station was not feasible, worth of her holdings in Dreyfus Ferraro’s original forms violated Worcester, Mass., and Newton, station would require the addition WASHINGTON - Rep. Geral­ Mass., Wear said. Within the next Weiss said, ‘Tm not drawing any of a second floor over the bay for a Liquid Fund as being between ethics laws. conclusions — the questions that dine Ferraro, D-N.Y., says six $15,000 and $50,000, compared to With Congress likely U) adjourn year, officials hope to open new lounge or dormitory area for the years of amended financial disclo­ the less than $5,000 mentioned in facilities in Orlando, Fla., Dallas, were asked were answered." district department. The cost for a within the next week, the ethics Mayor Barbara B. Weinberg sure forms filed in the House her original form. committee is unlikely to be able to Texas, and Ann Arbor, Mich. , bay, lounge and kitchen facilities, contain corrections of “sloppy "It’s a growing program,” Wear asked the administration last and possibly a dormitory, would be The Washington Legal Founda­ reach a determination on the month to look into the feasibility of errors" but no new information on tion. a conservative group, filed a complaint. said. "We have already graduated \ about $250,000 to $300,000, he said. her husband’s holdings. over 3,000 young people who are adding a bay to the firehouse. “In closing, if I was in a position Weinberg has said she asked for A spokeswoman for the Demo­ drug-free." to make a decision on this matter, I cratic vice presidential candidate Wear said he came to Manches­ the study at the request of would carefully review all the constituents. said her lawyers decided that she ter after someone In Stamford told associated options and evaluate was correct in exempting informa­ him of the efforts of Martha In a memo to Weinberg dated each option based upon its cost Sept. 25 and released today, Weiss tion about her husband’s firm, P. Five win in Bingo! Doiron, leader of the Chemical effectiveness,” Weiss said in the ZaccaroCo. Inc., from heroriginal People Task Force In Manchester. said that Town of Manchester Fire memo. "As I am sure you are Five lucky people were game cards are good all week Department Chief John C. Rivosa forms, and there was no merit to a winners in the third week of the A conversation with her led to aware, the options which have complaint by a conservative group (Monday through Saturday), Monday night’s presentation at has said a hay could not be added been most readily put forth are the Manchester Herald’s Jackpot the lucky numbers published that she violated ethics laws by Bingo contest, which ended last MMH, he said. construction of a new firehouse, an omitting the information. daily on page.2 cannot be added Assistant Director of Planning addition to the town's firehouse or Saturday. All bad wtaning ca rds to other days’ numbers to "I just corrected the errors that for the 'Tuesday game. Carol Zebb said today that she was 3 the shared use, and the contracting complete a card. Each day is a were in the forms," Ferraro said Each winner will receive $20 not sure how the drug center would with the town by the Eighth during a campaign stop in Nash­ complete game. be classified under zoning regula­ Orders dip District to provide fire service.” and, more importantly, be Pink game cards are still ville. Tenn., calling them “sloppy entered in the Dec. 20 drawing tions. But if defined asa hospital. It Weinberg requested the report errors” of the family accountant available for the fourth week’s could be allowed in certain zones, By Denis G. Gulino on adding to the firehouse shortly that were uncovered when a team for a trip for two to Hawaii. All games, and blue cards for next she said. United Press International after voters in the Eighth Utilities of new accountants pored over her weekly winners through the week’s games become availa­ District authorized district direc­ financial records. December drawing will be ble today. There’s nothing to WASHINGTON - Factory tors to purchase iand near the "We had our new accountants go eligible for the vacation jackpot buy. The cards are available at orders fell 0.7 percent in August, firehouse on which to build their over all the forms since 1979 and prise. the Herald office or at six the second decline in three months! own station. made corrections and that what Winners in the third week's locations listed below. Lucky caused mainiy by slowdowns in the District directors have offered to was filed," Ferraro told reporters. games were: Albert W. Jeske, numbers are published daily on Inside Today non-durable industries from paper buy the Buckland firehouse from IS Sanford Road, Manchester; page 2 of the Herald. To win the The amended forms, filed 'Tues­ U oao«i, 4 tectloni to toothpaste, the Commerce De­ the town, but town officials have day, show that Ferraro earned Rose-Anne Parker, i s Cherry daily game, a player must partment said today. refused, saying the station is $6,904 as a prosecutor in 1978 and Blossom Uine, South Windsor; complete either one line down, Advice ...... Orders for durable goods, partic­ needed to provide fire protection $5,900 in private legal fees, com­ Agnes Reardon, M Ansaldi across or diagonally, or have all Areo towni...... ', (9 ularly steel and office equipment, for schools and some residential pared to $9,000 as a prosecutor and Road, Manchester; Cheryl four comers. Butinett...... ' '21 went up 0.5 percent, a sharp areas in the north part of town. The $7,000 as a private attorney as Lomn SUmac, 105 Asplnall Clattified...... 18-19 Drive, Andover; and Shirley A- Comic*...... !!., .11 upward revision from an advance state Supreme Court ruled in 1978 indicated in her earlier forms. Besides tile Herald office, L.lertolnment...... ’ 14 report on that category eight days that the district’s volunteer fire Also, according to the amended Williams, 106 Asidnall Drive, here’s where to get Bingo Loftery...... ’ ' 2 earlier that showed a 0.9 percent department has the right to fight forms filed with the Clerk of the Andover. cards: Al Sieffert’s AppUances, Oblluarle*...... ' j deciine. fires in the area surrounding the House, Ferraro listed a $60,000 Several other Jackpot Bingo 445 Hartford Road; Highland Opinion...... ] '4 Orders for non-durable goods town-owned firehouse. players sirinnitted entries by Park Market. 317 Highland St.; Peopletalk ...... ' ” 2 W arningiJhe Surgeon General Has Determined capital gain in 1978; a previously Sport*...... ” 9I12 intended for immediate consump­ Although the Eighth District undisclosed bank loan, the pur­ tte 1 p.m. Tuesday deadline, but Westown Pharmacy, 455 Hart­ tiMlr cards ware not winners Televl*lon...... n That Cigarene Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. tion fell 2 percent. plans to purchase the Keeney's chase of a bond worth $15,000 to ford Road; Jeans-Plus, 297 E. Weother...... ] .2 For many analysts the single Garage property on Tolland Turn­ $50,000 for her piother in 1982, because lucky numbers had Center St.; Cardinal Buick Inc., most Important category of orders pike to build its own firehouse, its round trip air fare to Rome to been accumulated from more 81 Adams St.; and DiRosa The Mancheeter Herald today con­ Lights: 11 mg "lar.'O 7 mg nicoline-Kings*17 mg "lar." 1.1 mg nicoline av.percigarelle.bv FTC melhod. than one day’s game. A re­ AnlUDK In IknlM • r a u c Phaip Morrit Inc. 1M4 is that which measures business plans to use the building appear to attend a meeting by the Angelli Cleaners, 299 W. Middle tinue* It* *ampllno prooram to bring modernization, now down three have been thwarted by zoning Foundation in 1980 and air fare to minder: AHhougb the Bingo Turnpike. cople* of the newipaper* to non- months in a row. regulations. Texas for a Women’s Campaign *ub*crlber* In Manchester.