8Th Accord Is Close to 'Finalized'

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Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents N 8th accord 0 is close to ‘finalized’ V

' Bv Alex GIrelll and members of the town’s Board Manchester Herald of Directors have been kept informed of progress. Nearly a year after negotiators “ We’re ready to go,” DiRosa for the town and the Eighth said. “ Let’s get it on paper and Utilities District began to vote on it.” hammer out an agreement over District Director Joseph Tripp, sewer and fire jurisdiction dis­ who proposed the deadline, saftl putes, attorneys for the two sides today he hopes that the district today are expected to finalize the directors tonight will be pres­ accord, Mayor Peter P. DiRosa ented with a proposal that in­ Jr. says. cludes agreement on everything DiRosa today described the but very minor points. session between the lawyers He said he feels the directors scheduled for this afternoon as a could go forward if only minor m#eting to "finalize” the termsof details were still to be worked out. the historic accord. DiRosa and DiRosa said there are no plans district Director Samuel Longest for the town directors to act on the had begun riegotiating the agree­ agreement when they meet ment nearly a year ago. tonight. The accord would settle dis­ The other deadlines set by the putes between the two govern­ district have been extended when • ments over fire and sewer juris­ it appeared progress was being diction which have festered for made toward an accord over the decades. sewer and fire protection prob­ The directors of the district, lems. The utilities district pro­ • ItealnaloeimBManohwlw H«nlc meanwhile, have scheduled a vides fire protection and sewer special meeting tonight at 7:30. service in most of the northern CUTUP — Kyle Carson, 2, of 22 Church St., cuts a witch Lerner, 7, of 25 Phyllis Road, won first place in the The notice for the meeting says part of town, which includes the out of paper Monday at a Halloween storybook costume contest. simply that it is "to discuss site of the planned $70 million contest at Manchester’s Mary Cheney Library. Meghan deadline on sewer agreement." mall in Buckland. The district directors voted' The negotiations opened after Oct. 17 to set today as a deadline the voters of the district in last by which the two boards should November’s election rejected an reach agreement. It was at least agreement under which the dis­ the third deadline set by the trict Would have surrendered its Lawmakers argue over GOP’s fliers district. sewer jurisdiction. Attorney John D. LaBelle, legal The agreement currently under Bv Christopher Callahan Weicker took his campaign to ford and employees at Pratt & counsel for the district, declined The Associated Press • Zinsser and Buckno consideration would leave the on the attack ... page 4 Windsor and West Hartford and Whitney be.fore a Yale University today to comment on whether all district with jurisdiction over planned to head south today, speech. remaining terms of the agree­ sewers in the district. But the State lawmakers bickered over making campaign stops in Stam­ In Hartford, House Speaker ment could be worked out today. town would buy the rights to Republican campaign literature sity of Connecticut, showed ford. Bridgeport and New Haven. Irving J. Stolberg. D-New Haven, LaBelle has been, meeting with install and maintain a trunk that Democrats attacked as lies Weicker with 38 percent, Lieber­ Lieberman, who stumped in and other House Democrats attorneys Kevin O’Brien and sewer to serve the shopping mall while a poll published today man at 37 and 25 percent Middletown. Newi.gton, West denounced GOP campaign mate­ Stephen Penny, who represent called the Pavilions at Buckland shows a virtual tie in the Senate undecided. Hartford and Naugatuck on Mon­ rial that they say lies about the town. Hills and would install a sewer in race between GOP incumbentLo- On Monday. Lieberman was day. had to cancel plans to legislative votes. But DiRosa said virtually all Slater Street to serve other well P. Weicker and Democratic joined at a news conference by campaign with Rep. Joseph P. The literature incorrectly the items have been worked out commercial development there. challenger Joseph I. Lieberman. self-described "progressive” De­ Kennedy II, D-Mass., in Enfield charges that Democratic incum­ The town would maintain the The poll, conducted for The mocrats who urged liberals and today because Kennedy became bents voted for a school busing mall trunk sewer and part of the Hartfont Courant by the Institute union workers to back ill. Lieberman also planned to Economic Slater Street sewer. for Social Inquiry at the Univer- Lieberman. meet voters in downtown Hart­ See FLIERS, page 10 Construction for sewer lines to serve the mall and some nearby commercial development has indicators been stalled while the two sides Bush mocks Dukakis ‘liberal’ embrace work out the agreement. Con­ struction of a sewer line to serve Bv Donna Cassata dents Franklin Roosevelt, Harry Race for the White House; "Michael Dukakis is no Jack slip again residents of North Main Street The Associated Press Truman and John F. Kennedy. Kennedy,” said the Indiana sena­ also has been delayed. related stories on page 7 “ Miracle of miracles. Head­ tor as he campaigned in Michigan Under the agreement, the dis­ George Bush mocked Michael line. Read all about it,” Bush told and Ohio. By Martin Crutslnger trict would alsobuy a town-owned Dukakis’ sudden embrace of women. an audience Monday in Louis­ Dukakis, seeking the support of The Associated Press fire station in district territory on liberalism as the Republican With Election Day exactly one ville, Ky. “ My opponent finally... women voters, said the Demo­ Tolland Turnpike and use it to nominee courted disenchanted week away — and polls indicating called himself the big L, called crats are “ on your side” on the WASHINGTON - The govern­ serve the Buckland area which is Democrats. Underdog Dukakis, a sizable but.narrowing Republi­ himself a liberal.” issues of abortion, equal pay and m ent'“said today that its main under its jurisdiction. in an appeal to women voters, can lead, the GOP ticket of Bush Quayle, retuned Democratic parental leave. The Republican forecasting guage of future eco­ The financial terms of the assailed the Reagan-Bush admin­ and Sen. Dan Quayle exploited opponent Lloyd Beptsen’s debate ticket, however, has been "on the nomic activity edged down 0.1 agreement have never been istration for "being on the wrong Dukakis’ claim that he is a liberal put-down of "Y ou ’re no Jack percent in September, its second revealed. side” of issues important to in the tradition of former presi­ Kennedy” to poke fun at Dukakis. See BUSH, page 10 decline in the last three months. The Commerce Department’s Index of Leading Indicators rose 9 0.5 percent in August and 1.5 Radon industry ‘ripe for fraud’ percent in June but fell 0.7 percent in July. Economists believe this roller coaster performance is a signal but aware consumers protected that the economy, which was expanding at a robust pace in the Bv Andrew J. Davis She said her office has received amount of radon,” said Dean. first six months of 1988, is slowing Manchester Herald phone calls from a number of “ It’s just a question of how 8 down. people who say companies are not much.” Indeed, overall economic Itisabusiness "ripeforfraud.” performing services they prom­ A house can be cured of the growth as measured by the gross More and more are people are ised. Homeowners can send away problem for between $300 to $1,000 national product dropped to an becoming aware of the problems for testing kits for only $10 to $12, in most pases, so companies annual rate of 2.2 percent front posed by radon, a natural gas and do noj need to pay hundreds whichT-charge thousands of dol­ July through September and produced through the decay of of dollars to determine if their lars for removing radon gas may many analysts believe that this uranium and radium that can homes have a radon problem. be charging'too much, he said. modest pace will continue in the build up to high levels in well- Rothney said. "The only way to get a current quarter and for most of insulated homes, said Lynne Allan Dean agrees with I^oth- next year. Rothney, a health program as­ ney that there are unscrupulous See RADON, page 10 David Wyss, an economist with sistant for the state Department radon “ experts.” Dean, a 1976 Data Resources Inc., said that the of Health Services. graduate of Coventry High leading index was signalling a Radon is the second leading School, has opened an outlet of his welcome slowdown, which would cause of cancer in the country, Environmental Services & Tech­ TODAY give the economy breathing room next to cigarette smoking, Roth­ nology Inc., a radon specializa­ and tower inflationary pressures ney said. But not everyone is tion company, in Coventry. Index built up by heavy demand and Jcnowledgeable about the rela­ Dean said his connpany. one of 20 pagat, 2 aactlona tight labor markets. tively new problem, which leaves several in the area, helps people “ We are seeing a pretty slug­ the public susceptible to determine how much radon they gish leading indicator and that is PairIcK Flynn/ManchMtar Herald B u tin M i_____18 MHS World____14 1 swindlers, she said. may have in their home and how consistent with where the econ­ Clanlfled _ 19-20 Natlon/World jB-7 “ I can’t say they^re getting rich it might be removed. The new ComIca _ omy is going,” he said. "W e are RADON TESTER — Allan Dean, owner of Environmental 18 ObItuarlaaL Services & Technology Inc. of Coventry, holds a charcoal off it,” she said. “ But a lot of company is located at 399 High Focua___ IS Opinion _ looking for an economy that is people are charging more” for canister. The firm uses the canister to test for radon, a St., Coventry, as well in Atlantic Local/State People___ testing and removal of the radon Highlands. N.J. 2-S, 10 Sporta _ See INDICATORS, page 10 deadly gas which has been detected in many homes. ,gas than necessary. ’’Every house has some Lottery. ____ 2 Televlalon...... J-

8 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Nov. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tue.sday, Nov. 1, 1988 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE I * About Town Obituaries Births Teen back Sentence in Fargo case

Club plans card party William W. Clark Hel«p E. Klelna Carmon Funeral Home, 6 Poquo­ Capodicasa, Veronica Rose, daughter of Ronald in school; and Nancy Armentano Capodicasa of 05 Sycamore william W. Clark, 08, of North Helen E. (Pruts) Kleina, 70, of nock Ave., Windsor, is in charge The Manchester Emblem Club will hold a card Lane, was bom Oct. 17 at Manchester Memorial Brookfield, Mass., formerly of Hartford, died Sunday (Oct. 30, of arrangements. doesn’t surprise defense party Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at th^ Elks Lodge on Hospital. She has three.brothers, Michael, 10; John, heart weak Manchester, died Sunday (Oct. 1988) at Mapleview Manor Cova- Memorial donations may be Bissell Street. Tickets to the event dre $2. 9; and Anthony, 7. . 30, 1988) at the University of lescent Home, Rocky Hill. made to the United Way, 09 By Dean GolembeskI Woodland St., Hartford. Massachusetts Medical Center, She is survived by two brothers, Ericson, Amanda Jane, daughter of Charles H. By Nancy Concelman The Associated Press Innkeepers sell books .Worcester, Mass. He was the Stephen J. Pruts of Manchester and Jane Beal Ericson of 14 Watrous Road, Bolton, . Manchester Herald husband of the late Wilhelmina and Donald Pruts of East Hart­ Clermont Loubler was bora Oct. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. HARTFORD — Defense attor­ The Future Innkeepers of America Club at (Bosler) Clark. ford; two sisters, Arlene Aniello Her maternal grandparents are Frederick and ney Jacob Wieselman said he Manchester Community College is selling “ Enter­ Clermont Loubier, 70, of Staf­ A Manchester teen-ager who He was bom in Hartford on of East Windsor and Shirley Eleanor Beal of Southwest Harbor, Maine. Her hoped for the best, but wasn’t tainment” books. The book offers discount coupons ford Springs, died Friday (Oct. began rejecting his transplanted June 20, 1890. He had been a Maori of East Hartford; and paternal grandmother is Ruth L. Ericson of surprised that a federal jildge for restaurants, movie theaters, sporting events 28,1088) at Manchester Memorial heart earlier this month is back in resident of Manchester for many several nieces and nephews. Wethersfield. She has a brother, Daniel H., 5, and a slapped his client with the maxi­ and hotels. For more information, call Jayne Hospital. school today, his mother said. Pearson at 647-6121. years before moving to North A Mass of Christian burial will He was bom Oct. 27,1918, iii St. Richard "Danny’ ’ Stence, 16, of mum prison term for her role in Brookfield four years ago. Before be held Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. Prosper, County, of Dorchester, StllM, Jennifer Erin, daughter of Gail Stiles of 44 360 Oakland St., was discharged the $7 million Wells Fargo Club to tour St. Anne Shrine retiring, he was employed as an at Ss. Cyril and Methodius Quetec, Canada, and had been a tanning Drive, was born Oct. 16 at Manchester from Columbia Presbyterian robbery. auditor for the Aetna Life Insu­ Church, Hartford. Burial will be Manchester area resident for 30 [emorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Medical Center in New York City Luz Berrios Berrios, a 38-year- The Cosmopolitan Club of Manchester will tour rance Co., Hartford, fo r 47years. In MouAt St. Benedict Cemetery, years. mry and Vi Cusson of Newington. She has a Sunday and is glad to be back at old occupational therapist from the St. Anne Shrine and Icon Exhibit Friday. The He was a member of the Masonic Bloomfield. Calling hours are He is survived by a son, higher. Jason Stiles, 9. Manchester High School, his Puerto Rico, was sentenced Mon­ bus will leave the parking lot at Amazings on East lodge in Lansing, Mich. today from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Clement Loubier of St. George, Jankowski. Micah Robbins, son of Joseph H. and mother, Deborah Stence, said. day to five years in prison, but Middle Turnpike at 9:'45 a.m. The trip includes a He is survived by six grand­ Talarski-Maple Hill Chapels, 380 Quebec; a daughter, Diane Loub­ 'Colleen Robbins Jankowski of 159High St., was born Although one of the ventricles was spared a $10,000 fine for luncheon. For more information call Alice Dearing- children and seven great­ Maple Ave., Hartford. ier of St. George, Quebec; two Oct. 21 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His of his heart is still weak, doctors plotting to spend some of the ton at 649-7626. grandchildren. brothers, Guy Loubier of South matdraal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William believe an experimental treat­ stolen cash to finance a toy The funeral will be Wednesday W. Robbins, 50 Stony Road, Bolton. His paternal giveaway. Lutz Museum to close R. Wayne Newkirk Windsor and Claude Loubier of ment to help reverse the rejection at 11 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Augusta, Maine; three sisters, grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. was successful, Deborah Stence Berrios had pleaded guilty in Home, 142 E. Center St. Private R. Wayne Newkirk, 73, of Jankowski of Stratford. September to a charge of conspi­ The Lutz Children’s'Museum will remain closed Storrs, husband of Ethel (Cleve­ Marielle Bourque of Quebec City, said. The results of tests that will while several areas are being painted. The museum burial will be in Spring Grove Quebec, Normande Redmond of Comarotti, Christina Maria, daughter of John and show the condition of Danny’s racy to transport stolen money. Cemetery, Hartford. There are land) Newkirk and father-in-law Barbara Yaraali Comarotti of 117 Cedar St., was The loot was taken from a Wells is scheduled to reopen Tuesday. The afternoon of Mrs. Gary C. Newkirk of Yarmouth, Maine, and Jervaise heart should be available today, enrichment classes will be held as scheduled. no calling hours. Auclair of St. Rose, County of bora Oct. 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her she said. Fargo depot in West Hartford on Manchester, died Monday (Oct. maternal grandparents were the late Willis H. and Sept. I2,‘ 1983, in what authorities 31,1988) at Windham Community Dorchester, Quebec; and several Deborah said during an inter­ Young Adult meeting slated nieces and nephews. Regina C. Yaraali. Her paternal grandparents are view shortly after the rejection say was the nation’s secondr Irving W. Taylor Memorial Hospital, Willimantic. largest cash heist. A meeting for young adults who have lost a loved The funeral will be Saturday at Mrs. Susan Comarotti of East Hartford, and the late episode she expected that the Irving W. Taylor, 83, of 1146 Before retiring, he was the “ We hoped for more, but it one will be held Friday at the Concordia Lutheran 11 a.m. at the Church of the Raphael Comarotti. She has two step-brothers, transplanted heart Danny re­ Main St., husband of Lutrecia owner and operator of the New­ didn’t surprise us,” Wieselman Church on Pitkin Street from 6 to a p.m. For Assumption, St. George East, Timothy John, 7, and Joshua Allen, 6, and a ceived three years ago might “ Cleo” (Stimpson) Taylor, died kirk and Whitney Funeral Home, said of the stiff sentence imposed information call 649-6006. Quebec, Canada. Burial will be in step-sister, Jennifer Lynn. 11. suffer permanent damage from today (Nov. 1,1988) at home. East Hartfrod^ and West Byers, Clark Mason, son of Vic and Am y Privett by U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Hartford. the Cemetery of the Assumption, the rejection. But she said today He was born in Manchester on Quebec. Calling hours are Friday Byers of 40 Olcott St., was born Oct. 21 at she doesn’t foresee another trans­ Clarie. Smoking workshops slated June 26, 1905, and was a lifelong Besides his wife and daughter- Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Federal prosecutors declined in-law, he'is survived by a son, at the Roy and Giguere Funeral plant in the future. Danny will The first of four smoking cessation workshops, resident. Before retiring in 1967, Home, 2550 First Ave., St. George grandparents are Jacqueline Byers of Rising Fawn, continue treatments to streng­ to comment after the sentencing he was the owner and operator of R.W. Newkirk Jr. of Storrs; a under the direction of Carolyn Bountress of the Wesf, ()uebec. The Holmes Fun­ Ga., and the late Fredrick Byers. His paternal then the heart. at Hartford federal court. the former Taylor Well Drilling brother, James H. Newkirk in Manchester Health Department, will be.held at the eral Home, 400 Main St., is, in grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William L. Privett “ It just takes time to help it Berrios will serve no more than Co., Manchester, for 20years. He Florida; and three grandchild­ of Rising Fawn, Ga. 44 months and 18 days in prison Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center Monday from 1 ren. He was predeceased by a charge of local arrangements’. come back.’’ she said. to 3 p.m. For information call the Health was a self-employed carpenter. Swariz. Keenan Jesse, son of John A. and Linda ^ To help pay for those treat­ because she was held in pre-trial He was a member of the Hill- son, Gary C. Newkirk. Department at 647-3174. Forsing Swartz of 95 Deepwood Drive, was born Oct. ments and travel expenses to and detention for 15 months and 12 sfown Grange, East Hartford. The funeral and burial will be Raymond J. Gllha 7 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal days following her arrest in private and at theranvenience of from New York, the Manchester Blood pressure clinics set . Besides his wife, he Is survived Raymond J. Gliha, 64, o f'206 grandparents are Robert and Patricia Forsing of Mexico in August 1985. AP photo the family. There » e no calling High School Student Council by three daughters, Shirley Bie- Henry St., died Wednesday (Oct. Raymond, N.H. His paternal grandparents are She will be eligible to apply for The Manchester Health Department will hold two hours. The Newkirk ani^W^itney raised about $200 to be donated to STIFF SENTENCE — Luz Berrios Berrios, with beads, wald of Hamden, Frances Hilde­ 26,1988) at Manchester Memorial Elwood and Fay Swartz of West Springfield, Mass. parole about five months after blood pressure clinics Monday. The office in the National Heart Assist Trans­ brand of Manchester and Joyce Funeral Home, 318 Burhside Hospital. He was the husband of He has a brother, Justin Alden. 2>A. she reports to prison on Nov. 28. and her husband, Juan Segarra Palmer, leave federal Westhill Garden. 24 Bluefield Drive, will be the site plant Fund in Danny’s name. The MacDonald of Vernon; seven Ave., East Hartford, is in charge Terry (Skrayner) Gliha. Howard; Elaine Elizabeth, daughter of Philp E. But her attorney, Jacob Wiesel­ court in Hartford Monday after Berrios was given a of one clinic from 9 to 10 a.m. The second clinic will fund will help Danny and other grandchildren; and four great­ of arrangements. He was bom in Forest City, Pa., and Susan Thomas Howard of ISS^neSt., was born man, said it was unlikely she be held at the Bennet Housing Project. 1146 Main St.. transplant patients throughout lit* UW4* five-year prison sentence for her role in the 1983 Wells grandchildren. Memorial donations may be on July 7, 1924, and was raised Oct. 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her would be released from prison at from 10:45 to 11:30 p.m. the region. Fargo robbery. She must surrender to federal marshals The funeral will be held Thurs­ made to the East Hartford Rotary there. He had been a resident of maternal grandparents are Bonnie and Dorwin Patrick Flynn/Manchestar Herald that time because paroles are Ervin Booker. Northeast Utilities Community Help is also coming from Kathy on Nov. 28. day at the Watkins Funeral Club Scholarship Fund, care of Manchester for more than 30 Thomas of Shelburne, Vt. Her paternal grandpar­ rarely granted on first request, Outreach Representative, will be present at both' and Tony Soutos. owners of the QUIET RIDE — Janet Rozman of 126 Lorraine Road and Home, 142 E. Center St., at a time the Savings Bank of Manchester, years. Before retiring in 1985, he ents are Philip and Dolores Howard of Lake George, Wieselman asked that his client clinics with information on hypothermia Bel-Amis Restaurant on Buck- traditionally exchange gifts. other men are now on trial before to be announced. Burial will be in 700 Burnside Ave., East Hartford was a quality control manager for N.Y. She has a sister, Katelyn Amy, 2. Keith LaPine of 102 Ralph Road ride Rozman’s horses. be sent to the federal minimum prevention. 06108, or to the charity of the land Road in South Windsor. The Allegro and Butchy, last week in an open field near She said she presumed the Clarie. East Cemetery. Calling hours are the Kamatics Corp., Bloomfield, Belliston, James F^ter, son of Carl and Nancy Soutos’s. friends of the Stences. security prison in Danbury, not­ money was from that stolen from Nine others are awaiting trial Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. donor's choice. >. Larsson Belliston of 102 Wetherell St., was born Oct. Manchester Community College. ing that she is just a few weeks Scandia Lodge to meet for 15 years. He had previously started the collection for the Wells Fargo. on charges in the robbery, the been employed by the Frey 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal transplant fund and have raised pregnant and needs to be near her The government contends that second largest heist in U.S. family. The Scandia Lodge No. 23 Vasa Order of America. Elaine Petrone Mary Sledor Manufacturing Co., New Britain. grandparents are Ragnar and Eva Larsson of about $200, Deborah Stence said. Berrios is a leader of Los history. One other defendant has Manchester, will meet Thur.sday at 7:30 p.m at He was a veteran of World War II, Orebro, Sweden. His paternal grandparents are Waitresses at the restaurant have But Clarie said that because Macheteros, a terrorist group pleaded guilty. Elaine (Noyes) Petrone, 61, of Mary (Boyce) Siedor, 68, of Emanuel Lutheran Church. landing in France on D-Day with Angus and Marcelle Belliston of Provo, Utah. He donated their tips to the fund. Lawsuit over arrest Berrios is pregnant, the best seeking Puerto Rican independ­ The government contends that East Hartfrod, sister of James Windsor Locks, mother of Geof-~ tM(( 150th Combat Engineers, U.S. has two brothers. Christian, 13, and John, 18 Throughout the ordeal. Danny prison for her would be in ence. The group has claimed a the Wells Fargo heist was mas­ Noyes of Coventry, died Monday frey Siedor of Manchester, died Army. He was awarded the Silver months. has felt no pain ordiscomfort, she Lexington, Ky. The judge, how­ role in attacks on U.S. installa­ terminded by Los Macheteros Testing at high school (Oct. 31, 1988) at the Connecticut Saturday (Oct. 29, 1988) at Star and the Purple Heart. He Saunders, Seth Adam, son of Frank R. and Teresa said. In fact, the swelling of ever, said he would let Wieselman tions in Puerto Rico. and carried out by a Wells Fargo Hospice in Branford. Hartford Hospital. The SAT and Achievement Tests will be held at was a member of the Disabled Templeton Saunders III of 39 Lyness St.. was bora at Danny’s feet was the only sign of goes to trial Nov. 21 see if arrangements could be security guard, Victor M. Gerena Besides her brother, she ,1s Besides her son and his Wife, A pre-sentcncing report pre­ Manchester High School Saturday. All individuals American Veterans and the home on Oct. 20. His maternal grandparents are the most recent rejectionepisode, made at Danbury. of Hartford, who has never been survived by her mother, M^ry Cheryl, she is survived by five pared by federal authorities said who have registered to take the examinations American Legion of Forest (3ty, Mary Ellen Templeton of Fremont, Calif., and Ed Deborah said. She noticed the By Andrew Yurkoysky officers involved in the incident On the day a jury was to be captured. (Taylor) Noyes of Willington; a other sons and four daughters-in- Berrios was on'the Macheteros should report to the cafeteria lobby at 7:50 a m. with Pa. He was also a communicant Olson of Solon Springs, Wise. His paternal swelling Oct. 14 and Danny was Manchester Herald were originally named as defend- picked for her trial, Berrios Berrios told Clarie that when son, Thomas Petrone in North law, Greig and Christine Siedor of payroll from September 1980 until their ticket of admission and positive identification, of St. Bridget Church and a grandparents are Carole and Prank Saunders Jr. of taken to the hospital the next day. nts in the lawsuit. But all of the admitted to conspiring with oth­ she sat down to write her final Carolina; another brother, Ralph Glen Ellyn, III., Collin and May 1985 and was paid $500 a such as a driver’s license, recent passport or a photo member of the Airway Golf Club. Ellington. He has a brother, Ray Jay , 27 months. Doctors then put Danny on the The lawsuit of an Andover fendants except the officers, ers in Puerto Rico to send appeal to him, she wanted to identification card. No one will be admitted without Noyes of Stone Mountain, Ga.; JoLynn Siedor of Atlanta, Ga., Lt. month. Besides his wife, he is survived two-week treatment with an attorney who charges that he was identified only by badge number, between $5,000 and $12,000 to avoid any political statements. proper identification. Parking will be in the student two sisters, Carolee Ht Yeske of Col. Christopher Siedor and Pam ­ by a daughter, Marsha Gliha of antibody normally used to treat improperly detained by Man­ have been eliminated as defend­ Hartford to pay for toys given Berrios’ husband, Juan E. But she said the pre-sentencing parking lot adjacent to Brookfield Street. Enfield and Mildred Kervin of ela Siedor of Frederick, Md., Clifton, N.J.; a brother, Frank renal failure to help reverse the chester police over four years ago ants. the clerk said. away on Jan. 6,1985, Three Kings Segarra Palmer, who prosecu­ report prepared by federal proba­ Windham; and a friend, Mary Todd and Lisa Siedor of Bloom­ Day, the day when people in Gliha of Manchester; three sis­ ^rejection and damage. Deborah is tentatively scheduled to go to The clerk said the ttW) officers tors say is a key defendant in the tion officers was so political, that Registration for swim lessons Jane Noyes of Windsor. field, and Brian Siedor of Enfield; ters, Louise Bosh and Betty Lottery Stence said. trial in U.S. District Court on Nov. are defendants only as individu­ many Latin American countries Wells Fargo robbery, and four she had to say something. The funeral, with burial in two brothers, retired Col. William The Manchester Recreation"Department will hold Williams, both of Forest d ty . Danny, a Manchester native, 21. a court clerk said today. als and not in their official Windsor Veterans Memorial Boyce of Palo Alto, Calif., and registrations for the .second session of swim lessons Pa., and M ary Pasavage in North was born with heart trouble. Attorney Norman E. Whitney capacities. Cemetery, will be private. There Robert V. Boyce of El Cajon, Carolina; and several nieces and of 43 Gilead Road. Andover, filed at East Side Center on School Street beginning Winning numbers drawn Monday in lotteries Whitney had sought $250,000 in are no calling hours. The Carmon Calif.; a sister, Mrs. Helen nephews. Bolton board holds contract talks Monday from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The registration around New England. the lawsuit in U.S. District Court damages against each defendant. Funeral Home, Windsor, is in McNemey of Rochester, N.Y.; . The funeral and burial were sessions will be held through Friday. The lesssons Connecticut daily; 244. Play Four; 2045. in Hartford in October of last The complaint filed by Whitney BOLTON - The Board of a four-year pact, but the contract 30. 1989. he said. charge of arrangements. and five grandchildren. Saturday in Forest City, Pa. The Police think year. will start on Nov. 14 and continue through Dec. 21. Massachusetts daily: 5747. says that at about 11:30 p.m. on Education is currently in con­ specifies that salaries be re­ The contract which covers five Memorial donations may be A memorial Mass will be held Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main 'F or information call 647-3084. Tri-state daily: 006, 9887. Whitney charges in the com­ July 11, 1984, he was pulled over tract negotiations with three negotiated over the last two system secretaries also will ex­ made to the Connecticut Hospice, Wednesday at 10 a.m. in St. St., was in charge of local Rhode Island daily; 3497. plaint for the lawsuit that he was by two police officers. He refused employee groups, said School years, he said. pire June 30, 1989, Packman said. 61 Burban Drive, Branford, or to Joseph’s Church, 1747Poquonock Bolton man New York shopping spree set arrangements. ordered from his car at gunpoint to recite the alphabet, as re­ Superintendent Richard E. The Bolton Administrators As­ While the board is in the middle of the Visiting Nurse and Home Ave., Poquonock section of Wind­ Memorial donations may be for sobriety tests on the night of quested by one of the officers, and Packman. sociation contract — which cov­ The Manchester Recreation Department is negotiations with the teachers, Health Care Association of East sor, wi|)t burial in Mount St. made to the St. Bridget School July 11, 1984. He claims that was then ordered from his car. The school board is currently ers Bolton High School Principal sponsoring a shopping trip to New York City on Dec.-® talks with the administrators and Hartford, 70 Canterbury St., East Benedict Cemetery, Blooififield. Development Fund, 74 Main St., left on own police subsequently released him pushed against the car and patted re-negotiating the salary portion Joseph V, Fleming, K-8 Principal 17. According to the department. there are still a few Thoughts secretaries have just started, he Hartford. There are no calling hours. The Manchester 06040. and that tests he later had down by one or both of the of the Bolton Education Associa­ Anne L. Rash and K-8 Assistant said. seats left on bus. The cost of the trip is $18. For Bv Nancy Concelman performed at Manchester Mem­ officers, the complaint says. tion contract, which covers town Principal Steven B^nt — also is information call 647-3089. Manchester Herald Packman said he was unsure orial Hospital showed that there The two police officers then teachers. Packman said. The being negotiated. Pdekman said.. when negotiations would be Mflharv Notes What a thrill it w.as to watch the marathon was no alcohol in his blood.., pushed Whitney to the sidewalk teachers are in the second yearof The two-year pact expires June completed. runners, especially the first few, enter the coliseum State police believe a Bolton The court clerk said that jury and to a grassy plot near the car, Public Meetings in Seoul. 'The crowd roared with overwhelming man who has been missing from selection in the case was com­ and on-lookers made “ embar­ power as they entered. I got goose bumps as his job at Wesleyan University in pleted on Monday. rassing 'catcalls. ’” the complaint Trains at Lackland AFB Trains at Infantry School thousands of people spoke with one voice, a voice to Middletown since Oct. 12 is Whitney would not comment on says. unharmed and has left the state the case today beyond saying that Meetings scheduled tonight. Air Force Reserve Airman 1st Class Richard N. Army National’ Guard Pvt. Kevin T. Greenwood, pursue the race all the way 'til the end, no matter After police forced him to go on his own. a Spokesman said he brought the suit for good Chalifoux, son of Denis J. and Joyce C. Chalifoux of 6 son of Thomas A. and Helen J. Greenwood of 44 whether you are first or last. through physical tests for sobr­ When Manchester Needs Help... today. reason. Assistant Town Attorney Olcott St., has graduated from Air Force basic Fitzgerald Blvd., Coventry, has completed training This is my image of All Saints Day. We call to iety. the complaint says, they told Manchestdr But Sgt. Scott O’Mara. a Thomas Cfella. who is handling training at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas. at the U.S. Army Infantry School, Fort Benning, Ga. mind all the people in our lives who have died and Whitney to go home. Tests taken Board of Directors Comment Session. Municipal who would be in such a crowd, speaking with one spokesman for the state police the case, could not be reached for Jack Thompson Is There! V He is a 1988 graduate of Coventry High School. at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ Building. 9 to 10 a m. voice, urging us onward to complete our life with public information office in Hart­ comment this morning. tal showed there was noalcohol in Board of Directors. Lincoln Center hearing room, Arrives for duty in Portugal persistence and cpnfidence. ford. said police will continue to The town. Police Chief Robert Whitney’s blood, the complaint 7:30 p.m. Dargin enlists In Guard In the EucharisUc prayer over the wine and bread search for Arthur Pongratz. 41, of D. Lannan and the two police says. Air Force 1st Lt. Glenn C. Ely, son of retired Air 84 Mount Sumner Drive. Bolton. Bolton Force Master Sgt. Roy C. and Vera Ely of Heather E. Dargin of Manchester has enlisted in we say at one point, “ with angels and archangels and the whole company of heaven we sing this He was last seen at his job at the Republican Town Committee, Community Hall, Albuquerque. N.M., has arrived for duty in the Connecticut Arm y National Guard for a period university on Oct. 11. Portugal. hymn.” Then we sing the words Isaiah said in the 7:30 p.m. of six years. She joined with the rank, of private-1 O’Mara said police have infor­ Ten students at MHS His wife, Denise, is the daughter of retired Air and was assigned to Headquarters, Headquarters Temple, in the Presence of Yahweh. Board of Selectmen, Community Hall, 8 p.m. I believe that in every Eucharist that whole mation that leads them to believe Force Senior Master Sgt. F. and June Desjardins of Company, 1st Battalion 169th Aviation in Windsor that Pongratz is out of state by his CoventiV 53 Redwood Road. Locks. coliseum of people we have known, and even those own choice. O’Mara refused to Housing Authority, Orchard Hills Estates, 7 p.m. He is a 1979 graduate of West Mesa High School in She is a graduate of Manchester High School and we have never met, are there with us, singing with to see United Nations one voice, and urging us onward. Every Eucharist is elaborate oh that information, R4)publican Town Committee, Town Office Albuquerque and a 1986 graduate of the U.S. Air is employed at the Crestview Convalescent Home, but said Pongratz had not con­ Bv Andrew J. Davis other countries,” Fellman said. Building, 7:30 p.m. a m irror^f All Saints. Force Academy, Colorado Springs, Colo. Manchester. tacted family members. Manchester Herald The students learn to debate, O’Mara would not disclose follow parliamentary procedure The Rev. John Hoiliger Telf'M anchester High School and research topics, she said. St. George’s Episcopal Church, Bolton where the family members lived. Weather Pongratz moved to Bolton students will be among 600 Arthur Glaeser Jr., a social recently and .joined the Bolton students from 41 area high studies teacher at Manchester Republican Town Committee schools who will travel to the High School and one of two school Rain ending nearly a year ago, said commit­ United Nations this month, said advisers for the trip, agreed with REGIONALWEATHER Manchester Herald tee Chairwoman Virginia Wick- Susan Fellman of the World Fellman on tfie importance of the Manchester and vicinity: To­ ersham. Pongratz was "very Affairs Center Inc. of Hartford. trip. Aoou-Weather* forecast for Wedrtesday night, heavy rain breezy. Low 40 USP8 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 27 regular” in his meeting attend­ The Nov. 15 trip to New York “It’s a very, very valuable Daytime Condhions and High Temperatures to 45. Wednesday, rain ending by ance up until beforp the summer, City is in preparation for the day,” he said. afternoon. High in the mid 50s. Published dally except Suggested carrier ratao she said. Model United Nations the stu­ ■The MHS students going to the Sunday and certain holi­ are OI.BOwsakly. $7.70 foe Chance of rain 80 percent. Out­ days by the Manchester One, month, $23.10 for Pongratz is the physical plant dents will conduct at the Univer­ United Nations are Ryan fiarry, look (or Thursday, fair and Publishing Co., 18 Bral- three months, $46.20 for director at Wesleyan and over­ sity of Hartford in February, said Katy Burgess, Chris Davey, windy. High 50 to 55. nard Place. Manchester. six months add $02.40 for sees maintenance and improve­ Fellman, Model United Nations Karen Lee, Mike Minor, Tanya Conh. *06040. Second one year. Senior citizen ment of the buildings on the coordinator for the center. Powers, Melina Quaglia. Leo­ West Coastal, East Coastal: class postage paid el and mall rates aro availa­ campus, Wesleyan spokesman The center is trying to arrange nard Sadoski. Heather Titus and Manchester, Conn. Post­ Tonight, heavy rain, windy. Low ble on request. Bobby Wayne Clark said. trips to various embassies so Todd Tyska. master Sand address in the mid 40s. Wednesday, rain To place an advsrtlsa- changes to the Manchae- ment, or to report a nawa Clark described Pongratz as a stydejits will be able to meet The students will represent ending by afternoon. High in the tsr Herald. P.O. Box SOI, Item or picture Idea, call “ valued and highly able adminis­ representatives from the nations Belgium. Hungary and Uruguay. VOTE DEMOCRATIC - RE-ELECT mid 50s. Chance of rain 80 Mancheetsr, Conn. 06040. 043-2711. Office hours are trator” who has worked at they will be representing. Fel­ Glaeser said. percent. Outlook for Thursday, 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday Wesleyan fpr eight years. Clark lman said. The model United The students will participate in fair and windy. High 50 to 55. If you don't receive your through Friday. said Pongratz was manager of Nations has been held annually the political and security commit^ Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald JACK THOMPSON buildings and grounds before for more than 40 years and allows tee where they’ll discuss the Nortiiwest Hills: Tonight, or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, Is a msmber of Tha becoming physical plant director students to leam about the Middle East; the economic com­ heavy rain, breezy. Low near 40. please telephone your car­ Associated Press, the PULL LEVER5A Audit Bureau ol Circula­ in 1986. * . activities of the world peace­ mittee. which focuses on trade Ocawi Wednesday, rain ending by after­ rier. It you're unable to reach your carrier, call tions, the New England State police at Troop K in keeping organization, she said. issues; the humaritarian com­ State Representative - 13tti District noon. High around 50. Chance of subscriber service at 647- Nswspapsr Association Colchester described Pongratz as “ The background they get by mittee on human rights and rain 80 percent. Outlook for - — f ------Twaa uianri oy OOCKV UlOUan. 0946 by 0 p.m. wsekdays and the New England a white male with brown hair and meeting the foreign ambassadors apartheid; and the scientific and Thursday, fair and windy. High for dsilvory In Manchester. Prsas Asaoclatlort. Who lives at 88 E. Center St. and attends Nathan Hale brown eyes. He is 6 feet lall and and hearing their views gives environmental committee, which HE GETS RESULTS around 50. ______Fold tor bv CommlttM to B x U c t Jock TltontPion, Woo>r Negro, T r x y u r f.______ocnool. weighs about 180 pounds. them insight into the thinking of will investigate acid rain, he said. ------—.yrjf’**.*"■’“*.<*• 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 1. 19B8 MANCHEiSTER HERALD, Tuesday. Noy.'l. 1988_.5 Zinsser faults Tirozzi for iear politics’ CAMPAIGN LOCAL Ruling on Crafts By Alex GIrelll Meotti for not voting in favor of Manchester Herald said that-in any event Meotti could other means of funding should the Republican-sponsored amendments have offered an amendment of his current bill fAl. We appreciate your NOTEBOOK & STATE awaits state poll Zinsser said would clearly have own and did not do so. pledge not to sponsor such a bill again Carl A. Zinsser, the Republican prohibited mandatory busing of candidate in the 4th Senatoriai Zinsser repeated his criticism of a should It fall in this session'. Mangano designs poster students. proposal by Meotti to provide funds HARTFORD (AP) - A hearing among wood chips along Lake District, said Monday that if anyone is Meotti has repeatedly said he is Meotti said today he told members Carberry gets support on whether charges should be Zoar in Southbury. engaged in the "poiitics of fear" over for acquiring open space by increas­ A design by Tom Mangano of Manches­ opposed to forced busing. ing the state's conveyance tax, levied of the Manchester Board of Realtors ter. a 1988 graphics design graduate of dropped against Richard Crafts The state brought Crafts to trial busing students across district lines, Zinsser cited a U.S. Supreme Court and similar groups that objected |o Glenn Carberry, Republican candidate for has been postponed until next in New London in April, but after it is the state’s commissioner of when property is sold, Western Connecticut State University, has case, the Milliken case, which he said Zinsser said that at a round-table the increase in the conveyance tax U.S. representative from the 2nd Congres­ been chosen for an AIDS education month until a poll is completed to three months of testimony and 17 education. establishes that an inter-district that he is not committed’ to any sional District, has received the support of determine how much state resi­ days of deliberations, the trial Zinsser made the charge at a news political discussion in Glastonbury, campaign poster^ remedy to segregation would not be Meotti told Sonny Googins; Republi­ particular mechanism for funding three homebuilders’ associations in his bid for Mangano’s design and another by a dents have heard of the so-called ended in a mistrial because one of conference in which he attacked his required if the school boundary lines open space acquisition and affordabe election. wood chipper murder case, an 12 jurors refused to continue opponent, incumbent Democrat Mi- can chairman of the Glastonbury junior from Newtown. were chosen from involved were not set up to foster Town Council, that he would reintro­ housing. He added that if he and they In a news release, Carberry said he has the about 40 posters submitted for the AIDS attorney says.. deliberating. chaei Meotti, on the busing issue and can come up with an agreement on racial segregation. duce the bill. backing of the Hartford County Homebuilders, education campaign sponsored by the The hearing, which had been The juror was the one holdout on a housing and open space proposai At a symposium held recently at another funding mechanism, he will the Southeastern Connecticut Homebuilders, for an acquittal. The jury had unsuccessfully introduced by Meotti Zinsser showed reporters a copy of propose it. Danbury Health Service. The two posters scheduled for today in Superior Manchester Community College on a letter from the Manchester Board of and the National Homebuilders Association for will be distributed in Danbury and possibly Court in Hartford, has been put been split 11 to 1 for a conviction. in the General Assembly. desegregation in education, John C. his ideas on affordable housing. Farver said the hearing on tlje Zinsser said Gerald Tirozzi, state ,Realtors, dated April 8, which Indi­ He said his position has not changed statewide. off until Dec. 12. Britain, a professor at the University cated that Meotti had pledged not to since the discussion with the Man: His proposal calls for federal approval of Mangano works as a studio assistant to The defense hopes to use the motion to drop charges will also commissioner of education, talks of Connecticut School of Law, said Chester Realtors and others. And he shared equity mortgages which give the buyer incorporate a motion he plans to about rumors of a lawsuit that might reintroduce the bill if it failed to pass artist Maurice Sendak of Ridgefield. PMrlck Flynn/M(nohMt*r Htrild poll to convince Judge Barry some provisions of the Connecticut in the then-current legislative session. said he cannot decide what legislation a reduced rate in exchange for a share of the Schaller that the case has re­ file asking to transfer the trial be brought if steps are not taken to Constitution would make a school he will introduce until or if he is profit when the house is sold. It also calls for away from New London. The trial achieve desegregation in schools. The letter, sent after a meeting LONGTIME EMPLOYEE — Charles PIrie, center, is honored during a ceived so much publicity that it desegregation suit in the state valid April 6, said in part: elected to office. using individual retirement account funds as a Ex-principal honored would be impossible for Crafts to was moved from Danbury, to New Democrats have charged that Repub­ despite the Milliken case. down payment for first-time home buyers and retirement lunch at the Manchester Country Club on Thursday. Pirie, 75, London because of overwhelming licans are resorting to the "politics of "Though we respectfully disagree But he said the key to any legislation A retirement reception to honor the Rev. retired after 10 years Ih the office of Manchester's tax collector. He began receive a fair trial in Connecticut, Zinsser again denied Meotti’s con­ over the use of an added conveyance will ^ have to be that open space for reductions in down payment requirements. A state trial cannot be moved out publicity in the Danbury area. fear" by using the busing isssue in tention that the Republican amend­ Carberry also proposes creation of benevo­ Charles E. Shaw, East Catholic High work as a CETA employee in 1978. At right is his wife, Mary Pirie. At left is A second trial would not be held their campaigns. tax in support of open space acquisi­ acquisition and the provision of of state. ments on busing would have prohi­ tion and affordable housing, we lent loan funds whereby community “donors” School’s founding principal, is scheduled Tom Moore, former town controller. until March 1989 at the earliest. Zinsser has consistently criticized affordable housing will have to be on Nov. 27 from Pto 5 p.m. at the school “I think we’re going to find bited existing busing programs and accept your challenge to work for the local level. deposit money in housing funds in exchange for Farver said. He said he is waiting a modest return and transfer of the borrower’s cafeteria. throughout the state a very high for the transcripts from the first mortgage interest deduction. Shaw served at the school from 1961 to 1-91 lane shifts planned Lemon Law suits filed level of knowledge about the trial, which according to a New Carberry is challenging incumbent Demo­ 1970. Before coming to Manchester, he was case,” said Thomas Farver of London court reporter will not be Buckno says Thompson attack ‘desperate’ crat Samuel Gejdenson. principal of elementary schools in Nauga­ Traffic will be shifted to the right this HARTFORD (AP) — Two Connecticut Milford, one of Crafts’ two ready until at least February. tuck and the Hartford area and served as week oil Interstate 91 southbound-, in car dealerships have been accused under attorneys. Th^ defense is paying $12,000 assistant to the superintendent of schools Windsor between exits 43 and 44. In Crafts, a Newtown airline pilot, for* the poll, which is being By Andrew Yurkovsky speak for themselves.” voted for an amendment for early for the Archdiocese of Hartford. the state’s Lemon Law of reselling “lemon” Manchester Herald Buckno added, “T think with a week for drug testing in the workplace. conjunction with the reconstruction of the motor vehicles to consumers without is accused of murdering his wife conducted by the Institute for release of those convicted of certain Thompson also said that the amend­ Commission honors Prague After leaving East, Catholic, Shaw Dexter Coffin Bridge, traffic will use the on or about Nov. 19,1986, cutting Social Inquiry, a department at to go (until the election) Mr. Thomp­ Class B felonies and against an disclosing the cars’ history. ment calling for the early release of Rep. Edith Prague, D-Columbia, has been worked as academic dean and counselor at slow-speed lane and shoulder area of 1-91 up her body with a chain saw and the University of Connecticut. State Rep. John Thompson was son is very desperate, and he's acting amendment that would have required St. Joseph’s College in West Hartford and The lawsuits against Napoli Motors Inc. “desperate" when he called a news like the captain of the Titanic,” criminals for which he voted would named to received a 1988 Distinguished Service southbound so construction can begin on of Milford and Stephen World of Wheels of putting her head and limbs Crafts, 50, remains in the notification of victims when criminals not have applied to prisoners con­ director of guidance at St. Tliomas Aquinas half of the bridge over Main Street in East through a wood chipper. Helle Community Correctional Center conference Monday to attack Republi­ Buckno said that many of Thomp- are released from prison or trans­ Award from the Whshington-based National High School in New Britain. Bristol were based on the state’s Lemon can Susan Buckno for what Thompson victed of several Oass B felonies, Commission Against Drunk Driving. Windsor. Law. which requires dealers and manufac- Crafts has been missing since in Montville while his attorneys . son’s Democratic colleagues voted for ferred to other facilities. He was ordained on May 3, 1951'. He Nov. 18. 1986. called “distortions” of his legislative the bills and amendments she critic­ including first-degree assault on a A hews release from the commission said it Exits 43 and 44 are just north of the tuerers to place stickers on cars stating that appeal a judge’s refusal to reduce record, Buckno said. Thompson said in his news confer­ victim .60 years or older, first-degree retired recently, after 35 years in the active Dexter Coffin Bridge. The lane shift will be Helle Crafts’ body was never his $750,000 bond. He has been ized him for not voting for. She would ence that the busing amendment was formed in 1984 to implement recommenda­ ministry, for health reasons. the vehicies were returned by previous Thompson, who charged during the assault, first-degree sexual assault tions contained in the 1983 Report of the in effect for about six months and should not owners and disclosing any defects. found. Only pieces of less than 1 imprisoned since his Jan. 13, 1987 not comment in detail on Thompson’s would have prohibited state courts and'flrst-degree sexual assault with a The reception is sponsored by East cause traffic disruptions, according to state percent of a body were found arrest. news conference that a flier Buckno remarks. ' from ordering interdistrict busing, a Presidential Commission on Drunk Driving. “We allege that these dealerships have was distributing was factually inaccu­ deadly weapon. The commission said Prague is being Catholic alumni, parents and friends. For Transportation Commissioner J. William purchased defective, used motor vehicles The flier in question says that power he said the Legislature does not He said the amendment on victim more information, call Rick Dyer at Burns. rate and misleading, demanded an Thompson voted against an amend­ have over the courts. honored for her role in the "Administrative 643-1136. from automobile manufacturers and then apology from his opponent. The two notification he voted against was Suspension Bill Project.” This bill would resold those ‘lemon’ cars to consumers ment that would have prevented He has said, however, that he improperly drafted and was rejected UConn forms institute are running in the 13th Assembly forced busing and against another opposes forced busing. ensure that a blood-alcohol content of 0.10 without disclosing the true history of these District seat, which is wholly within overwhelmingly. A subsititute percent or greater results in automatic license Land owner not liable L'Ambiance talks begin vehicles,” state Attorney General Joseph I. that would have prevented convicted 'Thompson said the amendment amendment for which he did vote, he Manchester. drunken drivers.from driving school concerning the school bus drivers suspension. This bill and other legislation NEW LONDON (AP) — A jury erred NEW HAVEN (AP) — Attorneys in­ Lieberman said Monday, “I think Mr. Thompson owes the said, requires the commissioner of aimed at ending drunken driving, has been the volved In litigation stemming from the 1987 for Stratford theater buses for at least one year after referred to a drug testing standard corrections to notify victims when when it found a property owner financially voters an apology for the way he voted arrest. that would have differed from a thrust of Prague’s efforts in the Legislature, liable for a sexual assault that occurred on L’Ambiance Plaza collapse in Bridgeport Applications shut off STRATFORD (AP) — The known actors and actres.ses. for ....” Buckno said Monday. "The facts The flier also said that Thompson prisoners are released or transferred the commissiorr said, adding that Prague is met for the first time to work out details of a standard established under a 1987 act to another facility. his overgrown lot, a judge said in a ruling HARTFORD (AP) — An overwhelming struggling American Festival 2S years before going bankrupt in known as the most vocal proponent of tough that also eliminated the jury’s $540,000 proposed settlement. Theater will get a boost from the 1982. drunken driving law.s in the Connecticut On Oct. 21, U.S. District Judge Robert C. number of requests from needy people award to the victim. seeking rental assistance through the state University of Connecticut’s plan It was taken over in 1984 by the Legislature. Chester Fairlie, the victim’s lawyer, said Zampano, said that a “settlement in to get involved with the theater by state, which has pledged to spend principle” between attorneys, victims and Department of Housing has forced the he will appeal the ruling Monday by agency to stop accepting applications. forming the Stratford Institute, a $7 million to renovate the theater. Newspapers split tickets in endorsements Superior Court Judge John F. Walsh. builders had been reached. state official says. Gov. William A, O’Neill ap­ About a dozen attorneys met all day “As of this date we have 791 applications Fairlie said Walsh jeopardized public before us, and we have funding for 100,” “I am delighted, once again, to pointed a special task force to By The Associated Press the Record-Journal of Meriden, The Advottete of Both in 8th on honor roll safety, ignored crucial facts and denied the Monday and said they will continue talking see the theater coming to life” look at its problems and a board become a “contest between two formidable on the telephone during the next few days. David Harrity, head of the department’s Stamford, the Greenwich Time, and The New York candidates, either of whom would make Connecti­ The Justice for All Political Committee, victim her constitutional right to have a family housing division, said Monday. said Gerald N. Tirozzi. commis­ of directors to administer the George Bush has won the endorsement of the Times, Lieberman has won the support of the which advocates legislative change in Connec­ jury decide the case. . No date for another meeting was set. sioner of the state Department of theater. state’s largest paper. The Hartford Courant, which cut proud in Washington.” “We’re >vorking hard to get to the bottom “There is no use in leading people to believe Waterbury Republican and Waterbury American, In the presidential contest, Democrat Michael ticut which is pro-public and pro-crime victim, The victim, a meter reader for Northeast that we can help, so we cut off Education. “This is a major The new UConn institute will said neither presidential candidate was the best “A United States Senate composed of 100 has announced its "honor roll” of candidates Utilities, was forced at gunpoint into a of all of Uiis,” said Richard Bieder, lead revitalization.” carry out the recommendations man their parties could have offered America. Dukakis was endorsed Monday by The Evening counsel for the L’Ambiance plaintiffs. applications.” mavericks like Lowell Weicker might not function Sentinel of Ansonia. for election to the General Assembly. sumac thicket on a vacant lot owned by New 'The decision means the Housing Depart­ During a luncheon at the of the task force, which identified The Courant noted in its editorial today that very well. But a Senate without its one Lowell A news release from the Greenwich-based London auctioneer Seymour Manheimer. Bieder said numerous telephone and theater Monday, University of professional productions, ad­ Bush’s calls “for a kinder and gentler nation The newspaper’s said that "unless there is a last group meeting are scheduled for the 10 ment will not accept new requests for aid Weicker would be seriously weakened,” The minute miracle akin to the parting of the Red Sea committee said those on the honor* roll stand Shielded by the dense brush, she was under the state’s $8.2 million rental Connecticut President John T. vanced actors’ training and edu­ appealed to the good instincts of people.” Register Citizen wrote last week. "That considera­ raped and tortured in a daytime attack. The days. Casteen unveiled the plan. cational programming as the But the editorial also said that "neithercandidate next Tuesday, Republican George Bush will become out among the more than 150 pro-public, assistance program for the current fiscal tion tips the scales, prompting us to support a fourth the 40th president of the United States.” pro-victim replies received from this year’s rapist was never caught, and four years year. Plans for the institute include three critical elements to re­ has persuasively addressed.the overriding issue of Weicker term despite the very strong, attractive candidates. later the victim continues to suffer from offering summer programs for establishing the theater’s our time — the seemingly unmanageable budget But the newspaper went on to exhort its readers candidacy of Democrat Joe Lieberman.” to: “Help make a miracle. Vote for Michael The honor roll contains the names of both severe emotional and psychiatric Repair costs soar Connecticut school teachers, an visibility. deficit.” The Record-Journal, while endorsing Weicker, problems. State rights upheld ■^actors’ training center and a Casteen said the university In favoring Bush over Democrat Michael Dukakis — who with all his flaws, is infinitely better candidates in the 8th Assembly District: ENFIELD (AP) — The estimated cost of also praised Lieberman for his "unquestioned than four more years of voodoo economics and incumbent Democrat Edith G. Prague and After hearing evidence that Manheimer drama research center to support received $200,000 from the Gen­ Dukakis. The Courant said: "Mr. Dukakis’s repairing leaking roofS at the minimum- HARTFORD (AP) — The state Appellate scholarly research on probity” and said it would be a loss to Connecticut if plastic prosperity.” Republican challenger Timothy A. Scott, both had disregarded orders from New London security prison in Enfield and constructing eral Assembly for educational promise of highly competent government doesn’t he should be driven out of political life. The of Columbia. buiiding inspectors to cut down the brush, a Court, in a case involving a Beacon Falls Shakespeare. planning for the institute, and match his performance of the last few months." The Advocate of Stamford and the Greenwich temporary housing for inmates has soared dump, has ruled that towns cannot prohibit newspaper suggested that Lieberman would make a Time on Sunday endorsed Bush. six-person jury decided last September that The institute will provide ad­ UConn will contribute staff. In other newspaper endorsements. Democratic fine-governor. he was liable for damages. to $27.7million, about $11 million more than private landfills, a decision that some vanced instruction and on-the-job U.S. Senate candidate General Joseph I. Lieberman "Even though he (Weicker) is not in high favor • the 2-year-old prison cost to build. environmentalists say could be explosively experience for graduate students earned praise from editorial writers for his work as among leaders of his party and thus has less The state Department of Public Works precedent-setting. in all areas of the theater. It will attorney general and political future, while others influence in its 'decisions than his seniority Maron to head group estimated in May that the cost of repairing The ruling Monday, which allows the be directed by Jerome M! Bird- chose to endorse incumbent Republican Lowell P. EMERGENCY the roofs and building substitute housing for dump to continue operating against the deserves, he is experienced, effective, and listened Fire — Police — Medical The New England Park Association man, dean of the university’s Weicker in the interest of keeping an independent to.” the Record-Journal said "He keeps Connecti­ inmates would be $15.6 million. town’s wishes, says that the stale can School of Fine Arts. voice in Washington. D.C. cut on the map.” NEED SOME EXTRA named Jeff Maron of Manchester president On Friday, the department requested an override local zoning regulations that “The institute will add greatly Weicker hasT>een endorsed by The Courant, The DIAL 911 of the association at its annual fall additional $12 million from the State Bond conflict with the state Department of The Courant on Sunday endorsed Weicker’s In Manchester conference in Groton this month. to the already extensive outreach Register Citizen of Torrington,' the Bristol Press. re-election, saying the race against Lieberman has SPENDING MONEY? Commission to pay for a second buiiding to Environmental Protection’s solid waste program of the School of Fine Maron. a member of the association for house inmates during the roof repairs and codes: Arts,” Casteen said. the past 10 years, will serve two years as for other costs. Lever 5A Robert F. Carter, a New Haven lawyer Newspaper routes available in your area... president. 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Nov. 1, 19M — 7 NATION & WORLD NA’n O N The Race for the White Home Israel elects Parliam ent & W O R L D JFK’s legacy m Reagan disputes hostage u i " I rfiilPt ANGELES (AP) — President Reagan disputes hostage Terry Anderson’s videotaped echoes on the amid new yioience today statement that the administration bargained with terrorists, but says he still doesn’t know JERUSALEM (AP) - Israelis, zation said three people were Neither Labor or Likud has What happened in the Iran-Contra affair. casting ballots in an emotionally killed and 15 wounded. succeeded in gaining a majority Reagan commented Monday on the video­ campaign trail electric climate of Arab firebomb Jn Arab east Jerusalem, assai­ in the 120-member Parliament tape of Anderson that was released in Beirut by attacks 'and reprisal air raids, lants today threw a firebomb at a since the Jewish state was pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem kidnappers. “ I WASHINGTON (A P) — In Republican as well as voted today in watershed elec­ car, injuring three people, police established in 1948. Polls indi­ don t think that was Terry speaking." the Deinocratic accents, the name and the policies of tions expected to determine the said. Witnesses said the car was cated they would fail again. ® Wll-signing ceremony in John F . Kennedy are echoing in the waning days of future of the occupied lands. plastered with stickers for the The situation has forced Labor 8 hotel ballroom. " I think he had a script that the campaign for the White House. More than 300 Arabs and 10 • right-wing Likud bloc and was and Likud to form alliances with was given to him.” And to hear the Republican ticket tell it. Jews have been killed in the being used to transport voters. minor parties that have, gained "When I was given a script, I always read the Democrat Michael Dukakis is no Jack Kennedy. occupied West Bank and Gaza On Sunday, a rabbi’s daughter influence beyond their numbers. lines, the former movie actor said to laughter George Bu8h claims that on such issues as takes Strike in the nearly ll-month-old and her three sons were killed in a Twenty-seven parties were en­ in the room sprinkled with film luminaries. and defense, he has more in common with JF K than Palestinian uprising against 21 firebomb attack by Palestinians tered in the election. Dukakis does. years of Israeli rule. in the West Bank. Likud and Labor formed a $5 million bail sought Dukakis has been invoking the Kennedy political Election officials reported a By midafternoon, 41 percent of fractious coalition after the 1984 legacy all campaign long. heavy voter turnout under clear i ^ . the electorate, or about 1,090,000 elections, when neither party NEW YO RK (A P ) — Wearing a regal gown, On Sunday, after shrinking from the liberal label N skies. A massive security force voters, had cast ballots. Results could arrange a majority with the former Philippine first lady Imelda Marcos all season, Dukakis declared that he is one, and said protected polling places. The were to be announced after polls small parties. i Kennedy was, too. army sealed off the occupied was fingerprinted, photographed and ordered closed at 10 p.m. (3 p.m. EST). Election officials said the tur­ ™ j'®*Bain here until she can come up with $5 "Y es, I am a liberal in the tradition of Franklin lands, where a Palestinian gen­ ^ Labor, led by Foreign Minister nout was heavy, indicating that 75 million bail to face a racketeering trial. Roosevelt and Harry Truman and John Kennedy,” eral strike was taking place. Shimon Peres, has been running percent to 80 percent of eligible 'T in not going to let the lady go back to the the Massachusetts governor said. As its citizens voted, Israel on a platform of offering to give voters would cast ballots. Ii«;Mie That’s not the Kennedy legacy Bush cites. "H ow raided Arab guerrilla targets in Hawaiian Islands until I ’m certain the bail is up some occupied territory in 1984 election, voter turnout was set, U.S. District Judge John F. Keenan said much the national Democratic Party has changed Lebanon in apparent retaliation exchange for peace. Likud, led by 78.7 percent. AP photo since the days of John Kennedy,” Bush said. "H ow for a firebomb attack Sunday. after Mrs. Marcos pleaded innocent at an Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, Police reported 74 incidents HATS GOOD ENOUGH TO EAT — "Miranda”, on the left, and “Tribute to arraignment Monday. far it has moved from those policies of lower taxes The Palestine Liberation Organi­ opposes any such withdrawal. ranging from fist-fights to unlaw­ Models Laura, left, and Sarah look Covent Garden" are part of royal milliner Mrs. Marcos, who lives in exile in Honolulu and a stronger defense.” ful campaigning near polling A Dukakis campaign commercial recalls the forward to a fruitful week at the Royal Philip Somerville's spring/ummer 1989 with her husband, former Philippine President stations. Three people were re­ Ferdinand Marcos, brushed away tears. narrow 1960 victory that put Kennedy in the White ported arrested. Ascot next year, and if luck is not on collection, unveiled in London on House. “ My friends, they won that election by a Revelers deal tricks their side — they could always eat their Keenan ordered her to return to court The army sealed off the occu­ Monday. Thursday with her attorneys if the lawyers AP photo margin of 112,000 votes out of nearly 70 million pied territories for 48 hours, hAts! These fruity little numbers — have not worked out a bail agreement with DUKAKIS' SON AT YALE — John rally, organized by a group calling itself cast,” he says. "And remember what a difference beginning at 11 p.m. Monday, and John Kennedy and Lyndon Johnson made in the prosecutors by then. Dukakis, the son of Democratic presi­ "Yalies Against Bush," attracted a to Los Angeles cops imposed curfews on refugee dential candidate Michael Dukakis, lives of millions and millions of people.” camps in Gaza, Journalists were Red Ink In Moscow number of Yalies for Bush as well, who The Kennedy issue first was unleashed by Sen. barred without army permission addresses a boisterous rally at Yale Bv The Associated Press who came in from Ridgewood, tried to disrupt the pro-Dukakis crowd. Lloyd Bentsen, the Democratic vice presidential and escort from entering the WASHINGTON (A P) — U.S. experts say the University in New Haven Monday. The nominee and unlikely enforcer of claims on the JFK N.J., With his family to watch the Supreme Court to hear suit territories, where a Palestinian Soviet budget deficit that Moscow has finally legacy. Trick-or-treaters traipsed festivities. general strike was under wayr acknowledged is comparatively larger than In debate with Sen. Dan Quayle, Bush’s running through a Nebraska zoo and About 250,000 people turned out Rahamim Fadikler, a bank that of America and could jeopardize the mate, Bentsen dismissed his rival’s claim to costumed marchers frolicked in for the event, police estimated. New York’s- Greenwich Village employee, voted today in a blaming agency for beating reform program of Kremlin chief Mikhail ‘Yalies Against Bush’ rally congressional experience matching Kennedy’s with Among the marchers was a parade, but Los Angeles’ tradi­ workinig class Jerusalem Gorbachev. a stinging: "Senator, you’re no Jack Kennedy.” young woman dressed a s ’ Miss tional Halloween street party neighborhood. WAUSAU, Wis. (A P) - Nine- The Soviets likely will try to ease the deficit Kennedy’s brother. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Jersey Shore, who wore a huge “ They had a mountain of direct Lawyers for Winnebago turned into a late-night melee. “ My family and I vote for year-old Joshua DeShaney can by printing more money, raising prices and Massachusetts, was gentler and kinder to Quayle. syringe that appeared to pierce evidence that was higher than County, located in east-central Revelers broke windows and Likud,” hesaid. "The people here make some awkward movements reducing subsidies on such goods as housing Kennedy said that while they disagree on issues, he her head in "tribute" to the their eyebrows.” said Sullivan. Wisconsin about 80 miles from disrupted by Bush backers don’t want to return the territo­ and guttural sounds and will need and food, according to the Central Intelligence thinks the Indiana senator was treated unfairly in looted stores after police closed Wausau, have said the case could medical waste that closed New ries. We suffered the shelling in special care throughout his life Agency and two non-government economists, news accounts that questioned his record and Hollywood Boulevard on Monday Ms. DeShaney appealed the put public employees in the NEW HAVEN (AP) - Yale Jersey beaches last summer. 1967 and we don't want to see it because of a beating more than Marshall Goldman of Harvard University and ally heckled but did not prevent The rally organizers said abilities. night to an estimated 100,000 case to the Supreme Court after impossible position of always students, alumni and professors That New York staple, Chinese again." four years ago that left him brain Jan Vanous. members of “Yalies Against Bush’s alleged involvement in the Quayle used Bentsen’s belittling line Monday to people cruising up and down the the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of having to make the right deci calling themselves "Yalies takeout food, was portrayed by a He was referring to shelling of damaged. But those steps could anger consumers as Bush,” and John Dukakis, the Iran-Contra affair and the con­ dispute Dukakis’ claim to the venerable liberal packed street, authorities said Appeals dismissed the suit; say­ sions or face lawsuits. Against Bush” took turns de­ today. group who appeared as a box of settlements along the border The boy’s mother blames a ing it would place welfare agen­ well as key interest groups such as the Democratic presidential candi­ duct of his presidential cam- tradition of Roosevelt, Truman and Kennedy. before Israel captured the territo­ military, Goldman and Vanous said Monday in nouncing the vice president at a date’s son, from delivering their “ I didn’t know Jack Kennedy and I didn’t serve "W e’re trying to take the rice, soy sauce, a fortune cookie Wisconsin county welfare agency cies in an unfair predicament to The case is being watched very , paigned violated Yale’s tradition and a tea bag. ries from Jordan and Egypt in the telephone interviews. campus rally, but their message speeches. with Jack Kennedy, but Michael Dukakis is no Jack streets back,’’ Officer Fritz for not preventing the injuries require them to take custody of closely by the National Associa of "Lux et Veritas,” or "Light 1967 Middle East War. was muffled by an aggressive The lineup of speakers included Kennedy,” Quayle told a crowd in Michigan. McDowell said around midnight, Monday was the final day of a inflicted by the boy’s father, and children who are suspected vic­ tion of Counties, which filed a arid Truth.” Shamir favors the strengthen­ contingent of Bush supporters. Frank Logue, a member of When he chose Bentsen as his running mate, about midway through the four- four-day "Halloween Spooktacu- the U.S. Supreme Court will hear tims of abuse. friend-of-the-court brief. Locusts Invade Iraq ing of Jewish settlement In the As students carrying Bush- Bush’s Yale class of 1948 and a Several speakers focused on Dukakis said he was reassembling a Boston-Austin hour melee during which rocks la r" at the Riverside Zoo in arguments in her lawsuit occupied lands, which 70,000 BAGHDAD, Iraq (A P ) — The southern city Quayle signs tried to manuever former mayor of New Haven; the' economic legacy of the partnership that would win the White House as and bottles were thrown. About Scottsbluff, Neb. The zoo was Wednesday. settlers share uneasily with 1.5 of Basra, devastated by the 8-year-old into position at the front of the U.S. Rep.. Bruce Morrison, D- Reagan-Bush administration. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson did in 1960. He says 150 officers, including some in decorated with more than 700 "W e can’t restore the tissue million Palestinians. Iran-Iraq war, now has been invaded by crowd, supporters of Michael Conn., a 1973 graduate of Yale “ All of you Yale students, for that was "a strong ticket, one of our best tickets,” riot gear and others on horse­ pumpkins, and trick-or-treat that’s missing from Joshua’s No job, so he robbed In the election, 2,9 million swarms of desert locusts, the Ministry of Dukakis responded in kind, and Law School; Yale art history the rest of your lives, are going to and that he and Bentsen are out to match it. back, were summohed to quell stands handed out candy donated brain, but we can make sure little voters were eligible to cast Irrigation and Agriculture says. the area reserved for the speak­ professor Vincent Scully, and pay for the Reagan years,” said Bush has taken to reciting lines from Kennedy the disturbance that quickly by merchants. Suzie Smith doesn’t become KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - job in spring 1987. Sampson ballots. Results were not ex­ A report on state-run television Monday said ers was overrun. retired Yale economics professor Logue. "And if Bush gets elected, speeches, notably on a 1963 tax cut proposal. spread across a 10-block area. . another Joshua,” Donald Sulli­ A man has been sentenced to 12 said he usually got about $2,000 "It’s unbelievable,” said Trudy pected until sometime six separate clouds of the crop-devouring Yale police attempted in vain to James Tobin, who won the Nobel your children will be paying for At least 10 businesses were van, an attorney for Melody years in prison after he told a to $4,000 from robberies of In Santa Clara, Calif., last Thursday, Bush said Mann of Scottsbluff, who toured Wednesday. Insects were in the city, but that the ministry get the competing camps to pull Prize in 1981. the Bush years." Dukakis’ election would mean higher taxes, vandalized. Twenty-three people DeShaney said in a telephone Judge he tried to rob nine banks and savings associa­ the zoo with her husband, Bill, More than 13,000 policemen and was using helicopters to bring the situation back. Morrison, who served as mod­ smothering economic growt^, and that it would then among the estimated 200 who took interview. banks because he didn’t want tions in Missouri and Kansas Tobin picked up on that theme, and their two children. civil guardsmen were deployed at under control’. About 200 people attended the erator, criticized the Bush sup­ become virtually impossible to cut the deficit. part in the melee were arrested his family to know he was and that he robbed the banks calling the Reagan administra­ the 4,800 polling stations, with riot Ms. DeShaney, who lives in ~ No further details were immediately availa­ rally Monday, and the swarm of porters for disrupting the rally. on a variety of misdemeanor and In SaddlerRiver, N.J., more unemployed. only when he was running out tion’s introduction of supply-side In Detroit, insisting that his proposal for a police- dispatched to ultra- Wyoming, filed the lawsuit on ble. Locusts can eat twice their body weight sign-waving students around the He said the Bush backers were f^ony charges; said police Sgt. than 800 costumed children and David W. Sampson, 26, of of money and needed funds to economics “ one of the greatest reduction in the tax on capital gains would spur the Orthodox and Arab districts.. behalf of her son against the every day. so the swarms are sprayed with speakers made it difficult to hear incapable of organizing their own Ruben Whittington. their parents posed for photos and Independence said he con­ make it appear he had been failures of government manage­ economy and create new jobs. Bush said Kennedy Winnebago County Department insecticides to keep them from reaching the speeches. There was no indication how shook hands with former Presi­ Clear skies and warm tempera­ cealed his 11 months of unem­ paid on the job. rally so they had to come to one ment of th e^on om y in modern endorsed just such a plan. Dukakis has denounced ture's were expected to produce a of Social Services and two of its agricultural areas. The Bush supporters occasion­ for Dukakis. many revelers may have been dent Nixon at what has become a ployment from his wife by . Sampson said his wife found times." the Bush proposal as a tax, break for the rich large turnout, which analysts employees. hurt. Three police officers were Halloween neighborhood ritual. leaving home each morning out about his illegal activities injured, but none required hospi­ said would work In Likud’s favor The multlmillion-dollar lawsuit and returning each evening as Crash kills 4 Marines Crowds bantered and ex­ on May 18 when she saw his talization, authorities said. because much of its support accuses social workers of violat­ if he s.till was working. changed gifts with Nixon for picture, taken by a bank TOKYO (AP)^^^^^ScoIIisioiiof two helicopters Elsewhere, about 2,500 people cpmes from lower- and working- ing the boy^s cons,iUitional rights > • ■ ‘ He told U.S. District Judge three hours outside his house in surveillance camera, on tele­ was the apparent cause of a crash that killed Remember Vaughn Meader as JFK? attended a non-alcbholic Hallo­ class voters more easily deterred by failing’ to come to his rescue Elmo B. Hunter he turned to Saddle River, where he has lived vision. He said he surrendered four U.S. Marines during a training exercise on ween party at-the University of from voting by bad weather and after they had repeated evidence bank robbery after he lost his HALLOWELL, Maine (AP) — A generation after since 1981. the next day. Okinawa, American military authorities said $12,500 a week. He began work on a second “ First Wisconsin Field House In Madi­ transportation problems. r he was being beaten. his polite parody of John F. Kennedy’s family sold today. Fam ily" volume and cut a single in which Kennedy son while about 20,000 others It was the second time in a week that Marine millions of records, Vaughn Meader is playing honky-tonk music in out-of-the-way bars and tells his daughter “ The Night Before Christmas,” roamed a city street, site of the Corps fliers were involved in fatal collisions in also a parody. traditional bash. enjoying life.in Maine’s “ slow lane.” flight. Then, 25 years ago this month, came the The 20,000 were there despite Movie fans, actors mourn John Houseman, 86 Last Tuesday, nine Marines and an Air Force “ The First Fam ily,” which depicted JFK in press assassination. the fact that the State Street conferences, family settings at the White House and officer died in a training crash in the Arizona Meader said he lost interest in working and was” party, which has drawn an up to MALIBU, Calif. (AP) — John meetings with heads of state, sold more than 5 million his time, his remarkable intelli­ people’s careers in American desert, and Marine officials said the two ‘ ‘spending most of my time in bars. ” By the late ’60s, 100,000 in past Halloweens, was Houseman was remembered Born Jacques Haussmann in copies before Nov. 22,1963, when it became funny no gence, his insight,” said writer theater than any single persofi.” helicopters they were in apparently collided in he was living in' hippie mecca San Francisco, canceled this year because of upon his death at age 86 as a Bucharest, Romania, to an Alsa­ longer. FLEETING David Rintels, who collaborated Robert Glnty, an actor who flight. wearing flowers in his hair and beads, and making costs, the need for liability gentleman actor-producer who tian father) and a British mother, Meader, then commanding toh billings around the FAME — with Houseman on the movie worked with Houseman in “ The , money by playing piano and writing music. insurance and the 21-year-old taught young actors, not the he began his career in 1934 as the country for his Kennedy impressions, got the grim "Gideon’s Trumpet” and the play Paper Chase” television series, Abbott During his "wine, women, song and drugs” period drinking age. autocratic law professor in "The director of a Broadway produc­ Threat brings 2-year term news of the Dallas assassination from a cabbie in "Clarence Darrow.” agreed. "H e was without question that followed his meteoric rise. Meader wandered In New York, a group o^ Paper Chase,” for which he won tion of the Gertrude Stein-Virgil Milwaukee while en route to a gig. Meader Houseman died at his seaside the No. 1 creative influence on my ST. LOUIS (AP) — ,A federal judge about the country, staying with friends in diverse magicians gathered Monday at an Oscar. Thomson opera “ Four Saints in " I said, ‘What’s the punch line?’’’ recalled home before dawn Monday, said life.” sentenced a self-described white supremacist achieved accommodations: a teepee, a houseboat, a log cabin. the grave of magician Harry Houseman brought a magnetic Three Acts.” He. founded New Meader, 52. "Then I heard it on the radio. Ivan Goff, a family friend and to two years in prison and ordered him to pay national fame Meader landed back In New York in 1971 and Houdini for the 62nd Halloween eloquence to the role of the "H e was a gentleman of the old York’s Mercury Theatre with " I felt a sense of loss, that we lost something scriptwriter. Margo Harley, a $100 for threatening former presidential recorded a humor album, based on a visit by Jesus to since Houdini’s death on Oct. 31, curmudgeon as Professor Cha­ school, polite and courtly,” said Orson Welles in 1937. special,” said Meader, then a strikingly handsome for his parody longtime friend and colleague, candidate Jesse Jackson’s life last spring. Harlem. “ The Second Coming” received minimal 1926. Kirk Douglas, who starred in the man in his late 20s. " I went into deep hibernation.” rles W. Kingsfield Jr. said he had spinal cancer. Houseman produced the "W ar U.S. District Judge Edward Filippine on of John F. Houseman-produced movies After two months in seclusion, Meader tried to airplay because of what many considered offensive At 1:26 p.m. — when Houdini He parlayed his fame from Houseman’s most significant of the Worlds” radio broadcast Monday handed Londell Williams the maxi­ religious references. "Two Weeks in.Another Town.” renew his act, without Kennedy humor, butbookings Kennedy. died — a magic wand was ’’The Paper Chase” movie and contribution was his role advanc­ mum prison term under federal sentencing "The Bad and the Beautiful" and for Welles, a panic-inducing continued to be canceled. After moving to Louisville, Ky., in 1972, Meader snapped in two. But Houdini once television series and his distinc­ ing the work of young actors, Ms. account of an imagined Martian guidelines for threatening to kill the black “ Lust for Life.” " I was a reminder of that tragedy,” Meader, who returned to his roots as a performer and formed a again failed to keep his promise to tive speaking style into a lucra­ Harley said. They included Kevin invasion of Grovers Mill, N.J., Democratic candidate and possessing i(n_ copies within two weeks and 5 million copies within a While best known for his work has a gray beard and often sports a cowboy hat, year, earning Meader $700,000. country band. Later, he moved to Los Angeles to play communicate from beyond the tive series of commercial endor- Kline, Robin Williams, Chris­ broadcast 50 years ago last unregistered automatic rifle. on screen. Houseman was a recalled somberly in an intervifew. “ It was over.” movie sound tracks, and even took small parts in grave. sements, including topher Reeve, Patti LuPone and Sunday. Though uncredited. Filippine also ordered that the 30-year-old The jacket, which pictured Meader and the other movies. Later in the day. Batman and reluctant actor. His strongest “ As ^ n n y Bruce said, that day they dug two performers lined up in family-album fashion in front advertisements for the invest­ David Ogden Stiers, with whom • Houseman was instrumental in man be supervised for three years following his He has not done any Kennedy material since the affections were reserved for graves in Arlington, one for John Kennedy and one Robin, Sonny and Cher, and ment firm Smith, Barney jn Houseman appears in the new making Welles’ legendary film release. of the White House, also included a disclaimer president’s death. scores of other costumed charac­ 'theater and opera production, for Vaughn Meader,” said the ex-comic, who after explaining it was not meant to hurt anyone’s feelings which he growled, "They make Woody Allen movie, “ Another “ Citizen Kane” in 1941. In 1977, Meader returned home to Maine, where he ters marched through the streets book writing and the teaching of the assassination stopped using Vaughn, his middle and that it "is for fun.” money the old-fashioned’ way — Woman.” lives with his fourth wife and plays piano with his in the city’s annual Greenwich acting. In the 1950s he produced a name, and started to go by the first given at birth. JFK seemed more amused than annoyed, they EARN it.” "H e was really the last of the five-piece country-bluegrass band. Gone Fishin’ , Village Halloween Parade. Houseman, achieved what he television classic, "The Seven Abbott. remarking, “ I thought it sounded more iike Teddy “ Behind that austere public Renaissance men,” she said. “ He Kitty in hospital which specializes in what he calls “ saloon, good “ This is New York’s answer to told friends was his ultimate Lively Arts,” and several “ Play­ Lighthearted and respectful by today’s bare- than it did me.” posture was the warmest, most was somebody who has been time, honky tonk’' music. His act is billed at resorts in theMardi Gras,” said Jay Raetz, goal: the establishment of the house 90” shows, winning three JOHN HOUSEMAN M INNEAPOLIS (A P) — Kitty Dukakis, wife of knuckled standards of political humor, “ The First By 1963, only four years after breaking into show generous man in the world — with responsible, probably, for more Acting Company. such recreational areas-vas Moosehead Lake and Emmy Awards. magnetic eloquence Democratiopresidential nominee Michael Dukakis, Fam ily” also featured sound-alikes of Jacqueline, business, Meader was among thebrightest new stars Caroline and Bobby Kennedy. Squaw Mountain, and in small nightspots around was in a hospital today for observation and tests of the day, and his nightclub act commanded $4,000 to Maine. after complaining of fever and chills, a spokesman “ It was very daring at the time,” said Meader, said. whose performing career began in his Army days in The symptoms occurred after Mrs; Dukakis, 51, the mid-1950s when he formed a country band. His act Book, TV show refuel debate over JFK murder had dinner Monday night with her staff and Secret then was sprinkled with Elvis Presley arid Hank Snow imitations. WASHINGTON (AP) — A new bo3k and a TV Service guards at the St. Paul hotel where she was VOTE REPUBLICAN NOV. 8" , the House Select Committee on Assassinations as prison and possible death,” he said. staying while on a campaign trip for her husband, Meader studied broadcast technique in 1959 and report are reviving the emotional debate over the operator but an important player in narcotics a possible conspiracy suspect in the JFK said Paul Costello, her press secretary. began a career as a piano-playing comic at small John F. Kennedy assassination and whether assassination. Marcello reportedly hated the Kennedys for the trafficking in the Dallas area, which would have 1961 deportation. A Las Vegas private investigator - Mrs. Dukakis was admitted to the University of New York clubs. He grew tired of mother-in-law reputed Louisiana mob chieftain Carlos Marcello The House panel concluded that Kennedy was fallen under Marcello’s turf. And the mob told the House committee that Marcello indicated Minnesota Hospital in Minneapolis shortly before 10 jokes, and about 1960, as the JFKjuggernaut gained conspired to kill the president. probably the victim of a conspiracy, breaking conspiracy theorists point to reports that Ruby to him a year before the slaying that he wanted to p.m., he said. full momentum, he injected political humor into his Jonathan Kwitny, a former investigative sharply with the Warren Commission. The went to visit Santos Traficante when the reputed kill the president. "You cut off the head, the tail Costello said early today that Mrs. Dukakis’s act. reporter for The Wall Street Journal, hosts an , commission, appointed by Lyndon Johnson and Miami mob boss was imprisoned in Cuba. dies,” Ed Becker quoted Marcello as saying. The fever, which was 102 degrees Monday night, had He brushed his hair into his face iike Kennedy and hourlong public television special that concludes headed by then Chief Justice Earl Warren, there was a mob conspiracy to Aill Kennedy. tail allegedly was a reference to RFK. "Clearly, Ruby’s ties to the Mafia weren’t just gone down.' t did impressions of the charismatic Massachusetts concluded that there was no conspiracy, and two marginal as the Warren Commission suggested. The TV report points to evidence that both The evidence presented by mob conspiracy senator “ because I had' a New England accent commission counsels who appear on Kwitny’s He was exactly the sort of person to be assigned to Kennedy assassin Lee Harvey Oswald and theorists include that Oswald’s uncle, who helped anyway,” said Meader, who was born in Waterville program reject the mob conspiracy theory as an important and risky mission. And he was not Bush health data and lives in this small city. Oswald’s killer. Jack Ruby, had connections to nonsense. raise him, worked for the Marcello organization, CARL ZINSSER SUSAN BUCKNO PETER FUSSC AS PAUL MUNNS Marcello’s crime syndicate. the sort of person who would have suddenly shot The act took off when Meader closed an Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., who served as a and repi rts that Oswald at least several times met state Senate State Representative State Representative State Representative The show airs tonight on New York public Oswald in sorrow for the Kennedys," Kwitny said. might be withheld appearance on the "Talent Scouts” television commission counsel, said evidence presented by David F^rrle, who was Marcello’s personal pilot. television and elsewhere later in the month. It Kwitny points to several eyewitness reports that program with a Kennedy news conference, winning the theorists are "snatches of a little fact IiC " and * ".w piece of evidence uncovered by Davis in recounts a potpourri of evidence presented over place Ruby outside the Dallas police station long NEW YO RK (A P ) — George fjffsh, who doctors Meader critical acclaim, TV appearances antT* there which really add up to nothing." his book, titled "M afia Kingfish," is an FBI report say is in excellent health, says disclosures about his the years by Kennedy authors, theorists and before he shot Oswald. Ruby said he just happened billings at some of New York’s top clubs. He was "The Warren Commission turned over every quoting a Georgia businessman who said shortly investigators, plus some new evidence unearthed on the police station and killed Oswald spontane­ physical condition as president would "depend on pictured in Life, jabbing his fingerp,la Kennedy at a stone and found no conspiracy," Specter said, after the assassination that he remembered by John H. Davis, a cousin of Jacqueline Kennedy ously, hoping to spare the president’s widow the what’s happening in the world,” according to an mock news conference. David Belin, the panel’schief counsel, scoffedat seeing Oswald earlier that year accepting cash Onassls and author of a new book on Marcello and pain of coming back to Texas and testifying at interview published today. After being turned down repeatedly by record IN the notion that Ruby, who gunned dowiT Oswald In ' from a man later identified as a top Marcello VICTORY the JFK slaying. Oswald’s trial. Because such medical news "m ight send markets companies that did not want to take a chance with a Dallas police station, was a mob assassin. lieutenant. The author said the FBI never followed Marcello, who was a prime target of then plummeting or rising — it would have to be sorted political humor, "Th e First Fam ily” finally NEED A RIDE TO THE POLLS? CALL64S-0595 "Mafia-hitmen do not go ahead and kill their up on that lead. Belin dismissed the reports of those who say Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy and was they saw Ruby earlier. “ Whenever you have a out by good standards,” the vice president said in an appeared in 1962 on the Cadence Records Inc. label. targets when they’re surrounded by p.olice,'’when interview with The New York Times. temporarily deported by RFK, was mentioned by Ruby, according to one FBI report, was not just witness to an accident, to any su^en emergency, A few cuts on theairby a New York disc jockey sent Headquarters Open 10am-3pm • Evening 6-8pm they’re sure to be apprehended and face life In a Dallas nightclub owner and » small-time " I f I didn’t feel good today I wouldn’t feel I had to listeners to their phones demanding more, said you’re going to get different s to riS ," he said. Paid for by th* M inchM ttr Rapubllcin Town CommIttM, Raymond Buokno, Traaaurar. rush out and have a press conference about it.” Meader. It became a runaway hit, selling 1,2 million * — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov. 1 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1988 _9 OPINION O p e n F o ru m Meotti protects Committee and amendments on attest to the fact that John Quinn the floor of the House asking the ‘Sleaze tactics’ 55th’s incumbent was an active, aggressive spokes­ Vote for Buckno town’s landfill Legislature to take action in man for his district. He became denying state funds (or any against Thompson called ‘phantom’ an assistant majority leader. He for accountability Tough call, To the Editor; mandatory busing of students. C IA plot To the Editor: was instrumental in passing one These bills and amendments To the Editor: of the ihost important pieces of To the Editor; Manchester is fortunate to have were defeated on party-line Jack Thompson is too fine a legislation in the history of Mike Meotti as its senator. Mike' votes. The rationale used by As a former state representa­ Connecticut, the Freedom of It’s started! Finally the people has been a leader on educational Democrats was that passage of man to be subjected to the sleaze tive from the 55th Assembly of Manchester have begun to but MeottI campaign tactics of the Republir Information Law. vs. Castro and environmental issues in the these amendments would shut off District, and one who has served realize what is really happening Senate. funds for the transfer of students cans. The deliberate distortion of my town and state in elective All his working life, John Quinn in our town and in our state. When the town requires assist­ for special education and re­ fact in a recently distributed office for. 16 years, I believe it is has been helping people. He <■ You hear it in the super­ ance in the Senate, it can count on gional vocational schools, two piece of campaign material urg­ time for a change — time to directed children and youth servi­ markets in the coffee shops, at tips scale detailed Mike to be an understanding'and programs that are clearly identi­ ing the election of his opponent replace the incumbent, a phan­ ces in Fairfield, worked as a the gas stations, at the conven­ makes my blood boil. aggressive advocate for its fied by state statute as being tom legislator, and replace him vocational counselor for the state ience stores and on the street. needs. “voluntary” and would not apply I’ve been active in Manchester with a man of proven experience Department of Corrections, and People are fed up with higher By Jack Anderson < The town is now in a struggle to to the shutoff of funds. politics for years but have rarely and leadership: former state now sqrves as the executive taxes, government giveaways, director of the Connecticut When voters in Manchester and other towns and Joseph Spear stop the dumping of out-of-town What does this all mean? First, if ever seen such a deliberately Rep. John R. Quinn. bungled projects, budget sur­ I really don’t think that long bus distorted publication — one de­ Easter Seal Society at the Hem­ pluses that mysteriously turn into in the 4th Senatorial District go to the polls wastes in its landfill. The preser­ The incumbent, Peter Fusscas, WASHINGTON — After a 2S-year vation of the landfill capacity (or trips by any student is a solution signed only to hoodwink the has occupied the seat for eight locks in Hebron, a position he has deficits, tax breaks todeveio'pers, Nov. 8, they will again have a difficult choice silence, a witness has stepped out of Manchester residents is an im­ to quality education.' It is the innocent voter who has no way of long, undistinguished years. A held for the past eight years . John and all that spending, spending to make. As in every election since 1982, the portant issue. quality of the school at the end of recognizing the real story behind will turn 40 on Nov. 29. He Is and more spending. the shadows to tell how a covert CIA man of notable wealth, F\isscas married and has four wonderful race is between two candidates who would be mission to liquidate Cuba’s Fidel Sen. Meotti supports the deter­ any bus trip that is of paramount the quoted votes. seldom leaves his Marlborough The voters of this town have the mination by the town that it is not importance. Secondly, muddying children. opportunity and the power to effective legislators. Castro backfired. The Marxist ruler up what should be open and frank Jack Thompson is a thoughtful, estate to visit the rest of the voice their displeasure with the was tipped off that the CIA was trying required to accept solid waste informed, conscientious repre­ district except at election time. John Quinn cares about people. The campaign between incumbent to kill him. Instead, he may have generated out of town at the discussions on quality education, I recall vividly a Bolton select­ He has been going door to door for current state of affairs on Nov. 8. with racial-ethnic considerations sentative. His vote for the early We have the chance to return Democrat Michael P. Meotti and Republican turned the hired guns against John F. landfill, even under a guise o f release program is his common- men’s meeting chaired by the late months, talking and listening. He He's soft! Kennedy. recycling in town. and political posturing and backs­ responsibility to government this Carl A. Zinsser, who served for three term s in J i t I sense effort to meet the intolera­ Hank Ryba. Fusscas had been in is intelligent, compassionate and year, at least on the state level. Oil crime' The witness, a Washington police Sen. Meotti’s opponent would liding, only detracts from the office two years, but when he experienced. He will make a fine the position he is now trying to recapture, has critical issue; assuring our young ble, inhumane and close-to-illegal There are people that are officer named Joseph Shimon, played allow out-of-town waste to be overcrowding of our jails. Would appeared^ in the door of the state representative for the 55th been fought hard. The contenders will dumped at the landfill, which people a good education and a District. saying that incumbency almost an undercover role in the bizarre < bright and happy future. his opponent and her supporters Community Hall, Ryba had to ask guarantees re-election, but PACs probably continue to fight hard from now until tragedy. He sat in on the actual would rabidly deplete Manches­ be willing to levy the additional who the “stranger” was. Fusscas the time the polls close. ter’s investment. ' } and other special interest groups meetings where the CIA’s William' taxes to build the several badly had not contacted the first Aloysius J. Ahearn don’t control our votes even if Harvey and the Mafia’s Johnny Mike Meotti has also been Rep. J. Peter Fusscas selectman of Bolton even once in 14 Llynwood Drive, Bolton They have met in debate a number of times. 55th Assembly District needed new facilities? Would she their money pays for some pretty Rosselli plotted Castro’s> accessible to the concerns of all want to suggest which towns the two years. Some legislator! The The differences in their outlooks and their the citizens and has responded to 5 Cheney Road, Marlborough slick ads. assassination. additional prisons are to be built succeeding years have only in­ Susan Buckno will bring fresh styles have been clearly drawn for voters to The covert operation had the our requests for assistance. in? They have to be built creased Fusscas’ disinterest in see. " Therefore, on Nov. 81 urge your ideas and a new sense of accoun­ -"•I ^ WN'T blessing of two of America's most somewhere if we do not try every anything except his small clique Thompson serves tability to the office of state Zinsser has been constantly on the attack, Yllnw 'Ml3Tl\0VT^ MOT TO VOT^!" notorious crime figures — Sam- support of Mike Meotti for possible alternative to the pres­ of wealthy business associates. re-election as senator in the 4th Zinsser far more Manchester well representative. She will work placing a tiring emphasis on the non-issue of Giancana, boss of the Chicago mob, ' ent overcrowding. Although Fusscas is prominent hai# and listen to the people of and Santos Trafficante, who con­ Senatorial District. in making generous donations to forced busing to achieve racial desegregation practical, realistic Jack Thompson voted against a To the Editor: her district to insure their best trolled the Cuban underworld before worthy causes, he has a legisla­ interests, not those of a special in education. He has relentlessly criticized Castro came to power. Shimon quotes Kenneth N. Tedford prohibition of inter-district tran.s- tive record of abysmal anonym­ To the Editor: portation of students in Connecti­ few or a political machine. Meotti for his vote, along with the majority of Trafficante as saying, 'T il get you the 47 Bobby Lane, Manchester ity, There is not one bill of It is a pleasure for me to cut and he was right. Do we want support and recommend for your On Nov. 8, set aside a few the Legislature, to pass a state budget which contacts, give you lots of names. But I read with interest the posi­ consequence that he has initiated, minutes to go to the polls. Your keep me out of it.” to prevent our kids from being fought for, and passed. His support our state representative. has resulted in the erosion of the state’s rainy tions of Carl Zinsser and Michael able to attend regional vocational vote does count. To ugh drug laws administration (or your state, includ­ Connecticut has about eight CICs in Harvey and Rosselli recruited overall voting record is one of the Jack Thompson. day fund and threatens a deficit. Meotti respecting the current agricultural facilities in other ing defense contracts that you have operation: many others exist in the killers recommended by Trafficante. t About the politics budget deficit published in the worst of any sitting legislator. I I have known Mr. Thompson for Kevin MacKenzir been very much opposed to. Six assassination teams were dis­ towns? Do we want to prevent challenge his paid supporters to In some respects, Zinsser seems to have are having effect nation. of forced busing Glastonbury Citizen’s “Voter participation in inter-district ef­ over 20 years as a friend and town 382 E. Center St., Manchester been following a strict partisan line and So to sum if up. Mr. Governor, the Since I’ve been a member of the patched to Cuba: all six not only ^ Scoreboard 1988.” I'While the name even one bill that he has and state elected official. To the Editor; ' economy is just dandy. Obviously the failed, but disappeared. ^ forts to help special-needs stu­ passed into law. Fusscas is truly a campaigning against the entire Democratic volunteer task force for.the Manches­ To the Editor; statements of both seemed at­ dents in programs like those of He has shown himself repeat­ deficit isn’t taking the toll that most of ter CIC since its inception in 1986, I Harvey and Rosselli concluded that tractive on the surface, upon “phantom legislator.” He ap­ EMERGENCY majority in the General Assembly. That I recently sent a flier to my the Democrats had hoped it would. professional hit men wouldn’t have the Regional Occupational Train­ edly to be a man of intelligence came to know Rep. Thompson and his When the “Report on Racial- closer examination the com­ ing Center, or the Connecticut pears every Halloween and floods, Fire — Police — Medical raises the question about whether, if elected, constituents outlining the tough new I’m sorry, but my vote goes to four failed repeatedly unless Castro had the voters with expeijave litera­ and ability, willing to serve all his calm, caring, thoughtful approach to Ethnic Equity and Desegregation ments by Mr. Zinsser appear to Regional Education Council of­ constituents in a forthright, capa­ he would remain as independent as he was drug laws enacted by Senate Demo­ more years of prosperity. My vote public issues. His work bn the CIC been waiting for them. “You don’t be far more practical and ture and o.stentatious “public D IA L 911 crats in a full-scale attack on drug goes to George Bush and the rest of the have that many misses, and these in Connecticut’s Public Schools" ferings for the hearing impaired, opinion surveys,” and thendisap- ble manner. when he represented the 4th Senatorial problem seems to me to exemplify was made public in January 1988. realistic. to give just two examples? In Manchester sales and use in Connecticut. Republican ticket. how a legislator, becoming aware of a fellows are not coming back,” said Zinsser recognized that the real pears again for two more years. His work for the youth of our District. I am proud to announce that the new Shimon. it created political shock waves “Mandatory busing” is becom­ After 10 yfears, a legislator is community, the senior citizens local problem, extends his vision to that reverberated throughout the test is whether the Legislature Zinsser was wrong in criticizing Meotti’s laws are doing exactly what we Amy Barrera addressing the question statewide. Only six people knew about the CIA can honestly balance the state ing a buzzword in this campaign. given a generous pension from and the handicapped is beyond intended: punishing serious,drug 67 Hemlock St., Manchester plot to use the Mafia to knock off state Capitol. The Tirozzi report nowhere re­ the state. Fusscas doesn’t de­ questioning. He does not resort to support of the new formula for aid to school Rep. Thompson’s legislative skill Without advance notice, legis­ budget without resorting to ap­ crimes with serious sentences*. One and knowledge were long used for the Castro. No mention of the operation propriating funds which were commends mandatory busing. It serve a pension from the taxpay­ half-truths, innuendos and misre­ CALDWELL districts. The formula was well-structured. law. which took effect July 1. had been committed to paper. Yet lators, both Republicans and is my personal assessment that if ers of Connecticut. Save the state presentation to achieve his goals. people of Manchester while he was in Democrats, were caught off earmarked to other important Zinsser was entirely correct in criticizing mandates minimum sentences of five local government. Connecticut bene­ Castro miust have been tipped off. ' programs and without new taxes that is.sue comes to Manchester it some money. Retire the “phan­ OIL INC. years for drug dealers and calls for an Jack untarnished The finger of suspicion pointed to < guard by the recommendations will be far more likely to come a? tom legislator.” Elect John R. Meotti for proposing legislation that, if it had fited when he was elected to the prepared and presented by the orincreaseSinexistingtaxes. Mr. If you want truly good govern­ passed, would have weakened the state’s additional two-year sentence for by the mudslinging General Assembly. Trafficante. Though he had been a result of a federal court order Quinn. Pull Lever 5A. ment, I urge you to join all of my anyone caught using children to jailed and his gambling casinos seized Committee on Racial Equity. The Zinsser acknowledged that hard and any act of the Legislature. I plan to vote for his re-election. choices will have to be made and John Quinn, on the other hand, fartiily in supporting honesty and . ® Freedom of Information Law. Meotti’s biir di.stribute drugs or dealing within To the Editor; by Castro, for some unexplained report was. in reality, a very The bill Jack Thompson voted has eight years of distinguished integrity. Please vote for Jack 61 woul^have given municipalities the right to 1.000 feet of a school. reason, Trafficante got out of Cuba thorough analysis of the racial- has stated that he is willing to against was obviously poorly service in the state Legislature. par gal. C. O. O. Whitney W. Jacobs minority inbalance that exists in make them. Thompson. ISO gal. minimum purchata ask permission of the FOI Commission to Robert Somerville of Brooklyn. lama lifelong resident of Manches­ 62 Alexander St., Manchester unscathed after Castro came to drafted by the Republican leader­ He represented the town of N.y.. is the first person in New power. Shimon recalled, “Suddenly ’ our public schools. What was to Back in 1986, in commenting on ship. one that Couldn’t possibly deny requests for information from people ter and as such. I believe I have Carl Zinsser’s performance. The Fairfield from 1975 to 1983. We Bob Digan London County to be sentenced under reaped a number of benefits that Trafficante is released. ... He comes ' . become so politically controver­ .work. served together during my years 50 Braeside Crescent, 649-8841 who make repeated requests that amount to the 1987 law. Somerville, who was back here with all his assets, with the sial was what followed this Hartford Courant described him The lowest blow was to imply at Hartford, and I can personally FrfcM Sub/*el to Chang* would not have been available had analysis, the “four recommenda­ as “blunt, honest and conserva­ Manchester harr^sm ent. However well-intentioned the. caught with 69 vials of crack last Jack Thompson not dedicated himself Giulietti’s ideas yacht. ... Others eventually got out that Thompson voted against measure, it was ill-advised. March and had no prior record, but they left Cuba broke. Trafficante tions for action.” tive, Mr. Zinsser often shapes his preventing convicted drunken as a public servant toourtown. He has Recommendation No. I clearly party’s views and isn’t afraid to received a 13- to 26-year sentence. been in the public’s eye for at least 14 are unbelievable came out with all his money, imme­ drivers from driving school And Meotti was wrong to distribute a flier Hopefully. • Robert Somerville's diately went into business and look stated that it is the joint responsi­ stand alone when need be.” If we buses. Existing law prevents years, and in that time he has become To the Editor: bility of those school districts are going to have any chance at I that distorted Zinsser’s vote on a measure strict sentence will send a message, an experienced and dedicated leader. how big he got overnight. He spread anyone convicted of drunken loud and clear, to other dealers: out all over the South.” The easy surrounding a racially, inbal- keeping state spending under , involving funds for the elderly. During those 14 years, he has drivjng from driving any vehicle Connecticut means business in the I watched the debate between Sen. treatment may have set up a bond anced school district to be part of control, we need men like Carl for at least one year. Jack was withstood the tests of time, and he the solution by being “required to Zinsser to represent us in the In general, the legislative records of both war against drugs. remains untarnished despite the Marie Herbst and James Giulietti and between Trafficante and Castro. just sensibly not adding another indicate that either of them would have more found it unbelievable. That is, Mr. Shimon confronted Giancana and develop a plan to racially balance state Senate. unnecessary la w to the a verage of mudslinging. innuendoes and misre­ Giulietti’s ideas are unbelievable. He schools and achieve quality inte­ credibility as a legislator than a campaigner. Sen. Marie Herbst presentations made by his opponent. asked whether Trafficante was relia- '■ 1,000 bills passed each session. 3Sth Senatorial District, Vernon accused Sen. Herbst and her “gang” ble. "Frankly,” confided Giancana, - grated education.” This inter­ Joseph A. Broder Seeing that existing law is en­ For years people said, But Zinsser’s increasingly caustic and Jack Thompson is not a flash in the ’ of creating the state deficit. That’s school district requirement was 919 Thompson St., Glastonbury pan, nor is he a fashion plate. Frankly, “he’s a rat.” The CIA came to the forced is the important issue hyper-confrontational manner, together with he doesn’t need to rely on fashions or almost as believable as the federal same conclusion and abruptly called called “collective responsibil­ here. Jack Thompson was exhib­ extrem e views on local autonomy on all G O P much better misinformation as spewed by a jneome tax restructuring giving those off the Mafia. But the CIA continued to ity.” because “boundary lines iting common sense and good central committee, to impress or in the lower income bracket a tax look; for other ways to eliminate separating school districts ... judgment in his vote and was not “If they gave an award m atters, leads the Manchester Herald to break. I, at the lower level, paid more Castro. should not be allowed to defeat conclude that Michael P. Meotti, with a softer, handling economy persuade his constituents. Jack Abolish the Fed currying favor by simply doing Thompson’s past accomplishments, (I also remember'working two jobs, Without inside information, Castro ' the school integration efforts.” the easy thing — voting for more thoughtful approach and a broader To the Editor; proven abilities and single-minded earning just under $10,000 and paying no longer knew where the CIA would Recommendation No. 1 went to erase deficits anything that looks good on the outlook, would be the better of two acceptable dedication to our town speak for more tax than President Nixon, who strike next. So he issued a public one crucial step further and said, surface. for integrity, choices. f Dear Gov. Duk'akis: themselves. As citizens of Manches­ grossed over $100,000). Clearly, the warning in September 1963. If the CIA “solutions to the (required) inte­ To the Editor; Those citizens of Manchester With the campaign coming lo a tax restructuring had a negative persisted in trying to kill Cuban ' gration plan should initially be who are lucky enough to be ter, we should be impressed and propd effect on the state’s income. Also, if Meotti has achieved a record unusual for a long-awaited close, the lack of signifi­ of our own foresight as we place our leaders, he said, then “American ■ non-prescriptive and voluntary, I’m sick and tired of hearing represented by a man of the cant, unaddressed issues has cau.sed his administration passed the Educa­ leaders will not be safe.” ... Nevertheless, to ensure that freshhian legislator. votes for Jack Thompson. While he is about the deficit, the national wisdom and integrity of Jack Lowell Weicker £> you to come down hard on how George in office, we can rest assured with the tion Enhancement Act. which is Two months later. President solutions are found and progress debt and how are we going to pay Thompson are indeed fortunate. He has proven his leadership capabilities as Bush w'ould handle the economy. You knowledge that he Is working to insure spending more money, and cut taxes, Kennedy was gunned down in Dallas. ' made, the state Board of Educa­ this down. When Jack Thompson was Senate chairm an of the Environment keep on stressing hoty.we have got to which is collecting less money, well, Shimon figured that Castro had tion should be empowered to We are told that you and I are mayor of Manchester for two our safe and financially secure future. any fool can tell you that you’ll come Committee, where he has helped create get rid of the looming budget deficit, conspired with Trafficante to beat -• impose a mandatory desegregar supposed to pay this' through terms he cooperated wholeheart­ and how if we don’t, the economy will up short. tion plan at such time as it might would win it.” legislation on mandatory recycling and Thomas S. Fiorentino Kennedy to the draw. Shimon said his higher taxes. We don’t have to edly to see that the children of be in a shambles. To be perfectly 224 Porter St., Manchester ' His bright idea of removing the conclusion was “confirmed by Har­ judge the voluntary approach ... and I’ll tell you why. Manchester received a good wetlands protection. Other members of the honest. I disagree with you on the Liquor Control Commission and using vey,” who had other information from ■ to be ineffeatual” According to the papers, our education. As a legislator his Environment Committee, both Democratic seriousness of the deficit, as well as the state police is ludicrous. Don’t the the CIA. This “recommendation for ac­ national debt is over $1 trillion continued interest in education and Republican, praise Meotti for his ability how bad you think the economy is. officers have enough to do; are they to Shimon said, “They had other ' tion’’ calling for “mandatory and the interest on this is about has been evident. His concern for The last time we had a balanced desegregation” between school to grasp complex environmental issues. Thompson’s vision be turned into revenue agents and sourpes, too. They were satisfied that ^ $120 billion per year. Nearly all of the elderly and for the support of They did. budgbt was, oddly enough, during a bookkeepers?-Their job is to protect this had to be retaliation by Castro.... !> districts, should "voluntary” ef­ this interest is paid to the Federal good social services for all who Republican administration; the solved a problem the people of Connecticut, not check Castro decided, look, if this (cilA forts fail, was the bombshell Reserve Banks. They collect this need them has also been And Meotti has proven his resolve when he’s Nixon administration. After that, we out taxes and inventories. murder mission) is gonna continue ■ which got state Democratic lead­ interest for the privilege of demonstrated. faced with controversial decisions. He saw runaway inflation, high and often To the Editor: How about consumer protection? on, let’s have a little self-defense. This "• ers running for cover in this issuing our Federal Reserve In fact, his record is so good He did. describes himself as low key, but he was over-burdening taxes, and a.stronomi- Mr. Giulietti suggests getting rid of is a two-way game.” election year and which initiated currency, bonds and other mone­ that this type of dirty politics was anything but low key when he opposed a bill cal consumer prices. Finally, the Many of us in Manchester, and them. I say “never.” I wrote to them Shimon is just one of a number of their full-court press at “damage tary instruments. a last-ditch effort of desperate people smartened up and elected a e v ;- control” . That money is then paid to the allowing 15-year-olds to work in restaurants. other Connecticut communities, who twice when major companies ripped witnesses who have provided “> people to force him out. Republican named Ronald Reagan. have had personal experience with me off. Both times they pressed my dence that Castro turned the tables on The first strategy was to deny Class A stockholders of the I am deeply disappointed that After 18 years of being the voice specifically during Watergate, citing “He demonstrated a lot of strength,” said one the issue of “forced busing.” and Now I know that you will most likely the devastating effects of mental case, protected my rights, and got the CIA and Kennedy. We will present ’ ’ Federal Reserve and their names my Republican friends in this of integrity in Washington, Senator his persistence and vision of a colleague on the Education Committee. argue that we started out with a illness on loved ones or friends, will results. Most of the time I can take this evidence on Wednesday in a to elicit from the state Depart­ are a well-kept secret. It is now town have allowed their party to recession at the beginning of the long have reason to remember state care of myself, but sometimes you two-hour,, prime-time documentary - ment of Education a denial that known that they are not even stoop so low. Lowell Weicker, Jr, has something to government that placed integrity and Complaints from Republicans that Reagan administration. Don’t you Rep. John (“Jack”) Thompson with need someone in your comer with on more than 150 television stations. " there were any such recommen­ Americans. Vote for a model legislator — show for it. laws above personal agendas." Manchester hasn’t been well-represented think that a recession was a small gratitude. teeth — big sharp teeth.' We believe the evidence is strong, dations for action. This was done To put it simply, our national Jack Thompson! by the Department of Education The Wayne Morse Political Senator Mark Hatfield portrays during Meotti’^first term are unsubstan­ price to pay for the economic In the 1988 session of the Legisla­ His issue of state-run gambling enough to attract the attention of debt is created by foreigners who shambles that Jimmy Carter left us to ture, he played an Important role casinos as a source of revenue isn’t Americans who have accepted the in a May 1988 brochure. In my issue our money and then collect Eleanor D. Coltman Integrity Award. Lowell Weicker as “totally unafraid tiated. He helped the town get an extension to deal with? opinion, this was a very hypocriti­ working for authorization of three worth addressing. What does he Warren Commission’s mistaken ver­ interest on that money. 125 Baldwin Road, Manchester It’s given annually to that elected to stand up for what he believes to be do another tax revaluation after the first one Ronald Reagan worked wonders for new "Crisis Intervention Centers” propose next: state-run bordellos? dict that Lee Harvey Oswald was the cal position to take when faced If you don’t believe me, then I was thrown out. He is available and our economy in many ways. Fore­ (CICs) to provide immediate, skilled I can Just see the signs now as you lone assassin. with the incontrovertible evi­ suggest you write your friendly official who most consistently casts right.” i • dence of the report itself. One is at accessible to all his constituents. casts of another recession have yet to care for seriously mentally ill people, enter Connecticut: "Better Yet Con­ member of Congress and ask his vote “free of political pressure What better man to win an materialize, and it doesn’t look like living in a community, who suffer a necticut — the Provision State.’’- a loss to explain away the issue of these four questions; , Jack Anderson and bis associated, Zinsser works and unmoved by the threat of loss of Two years ago, when the Herald endorsed they will any time soon. The leading relapse, or “crisis." Most authorities Providing loose liquor, loose business, voluntary or mandatory transfer 1. Why is a copy of the Articles integrity award ? * . economic indicators and the Gross agree such quick intervention can loose gambling, loose ..." 'Joseph Spear, are syndicated of students except by bus. given of Incorporation of the Federal political support.” What better man to be Zinsser’s re-election effort, it seemed that cdlumnists. no alternative air, rail or sea to prevent abuse National Product have both steadily often prevent escalation of a crisis Reserve not available to the The award praised Senator Connecticut’s Senator again in Meotti would be unable to match what Zinsser increased, and unemployment is at a and avoid costly hospitalization for a Kathleen M. Uilmar transportation. public? To the Editor: offered the 4th Senatorial District. Meotti has 14-year low. Finally, the word “infla­ person with mental illness. Briefly, 143 Forest Road, Coventry I'he second strategy was to 2. Who are the Class A stock­ Weicker’s concern forjntegrity. Washington than Lovyelf Weicker? met the match, and voters would do well to tion" has all but been forgotten due to hospitalization disrupts a person’s introduce a bill in the Legislature holders of the Federal Reserve Carl Zinsser is a compassionate a lack of interest. No one wants it life, and may lengthen or delay that said "priority consiaera- Banks? send him to the Capitol for two more years. Deadline Wednesday man, an individual who cham­ I’jid lor .tiul 4iillioii/vd t N Wi ll kvr KM ( ommitii i' t 'luilcx M ui‘vm‘1, Trcjsuri'r around, so the Reagan administration recovery. CIC teams can often help tions” of the state Board of 3. Why has there never been an pions the rights of children and keeps it away. A recent poll of the police deal with the mentally ill, a Zinsser always for campaign letters Education should be given to audit of the Federal Reserve? works to protect them from child National Association of Business perplexing problem for officers at voluntary solutions. This only 4. Why are we paying interest abuse. As a state senator in 1983, keeps his word Letters about candidates and reiterated what the report itself Economists gave George Bush the times. issues in the election campaign on a national debt created by Carl introduced and guided to ^anrlirstrr I'Jrralfi November win, just because of how Once authorized, center sites were said, and the bill further stated foreigners and payable to success the Children’s Trust well the economy has been doing To the Editor: are encouraged. To assure fair­ that no action could be taken on selected, considering need, by the ness and allow time for their foreigners? Fund to support programs to Founded In 1BS1 under a Republican leader. state’s Department of Mental Health. mandatory solutions without le­ The solution to all of this is to prevent child abuse. As child One last thought. As much as you Carl Zinsser has worked very hard publication, the deadline for gislative approval, a course of abolish the Federai Reserve and Even before the authorization step. for the people of Connecticut. He does campaign letters is noon on abuse continues to grow in our oeo^e r cM m iL ” !!!!1...... flaunt your "Massachusetts miracle" Rep. Thompson was available for action the state Board of Educa­ turn the money-creating author­ society. I’m glad that one man — to the nation^ I would have tociiticize his homework and researches issues Wednesday. Nov. 2. tion could not take without ity back to the Treasury Depart­ ...... counsel to the task force working fora and bills before he voted on them, but Carl Zinsser — willingly works ALEXANOen QtWELLI ...... : : .' I iwHor it as highly exaggerated, to say the new CIC in Manchester to serve a total The Herald reserves the right legislative approval with or with­ ment and then watch the national hard to prevent that abuse. least. The population of Massachu­ most of all, when he gives his word he out the bill. of 14 communities. Recently Man­ keeps it. to edit letters in the interests of debt disappear in a few short He cares. That’s why I’m ...... AdynWoB Director setts has been crushed by your brevity, clarity and taste. The Republican minority, sens­ years because there will be no Nobod^^ man but yours. chester was chosen; other new center This is why I am voting for Carl voting to return Carl Zinsser to tax-funded economy. One reason that sites are New Britain and Meriden. Address letters to: Open Fo­ ing a "real” campaign issue, interest to pay. the state Senate...... Compotlno Menigor Zinsser on Nov. 8. sought to clarify and then prohibit ...... Prytroom M»n»oof the economy is as good as it is in your The overall general population in rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. FRANK J. MeSWEEQAN...... ClrculAtlon O lr c ^ state is because of all of the federal areas to served by the new centers Box 591, Manchester 06040. the issue of forced busing. Bills Joseph T. Guardiani Madeline L. Matheny jobs that were set up by the Reagan approaches a third of the whole state B aitara Higley were introduced in the Education ■ 6 Big Dipper Drive. Seymour 24 Erie St., Manchester 36 Brookfield St., Manchester 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 1, 1988 Fliers Ex-hostage at U.S. embassy fBaiirbrslrr Hrralb From page 1 Section 2, Page 11 SPORTS Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1988 measure and another on theeariy release of prisoners, accorting to opposes Marine discharge Stolberg, who said the statements CAMP PENDLETON, Calif. considered.” for your country, they ought to ‘‘can’t even creep Into the area of (AP) — A Marine with emotional truth.” Telephone calls to McKeel’s repay you some other way than troubles caused by the 444 days of home In San Marcos, 35 miles saying, ‘Hit the road.’ After the “The Republicans are turning captivity at the U.S. embassy in the facts on their heads, ” he said. north of San Diego, went unans­ awards and the honors you get, Herald Angle Violence Iran will be honorably discharged Stolberg said the literature was wered Monday evening. they do this to you.” soon despite his desire to remain McKeel, a Dallas native, has McKeel said the civilian doc­ Earl Yost sent to residents' in one to two in the service, officials said. dozen House districts around the said he won’t'fight the discharge tors whodiagnosed him wanted to Staff Sgt. John D. McKeel Jr<-, because his enlistment is up in place him in a treatment pro­ state. 35, who contends his problems are But Rep. Richard Foley Jr., March and he has no legal right to gram for former prisoners of dominates manageable, will be discharged re-enlist because he has less than war, but the Marines wouldn’t R-Waterbury, defended the liter* with a 10 peroent medical disabil­ ature and denied that it was 18 years in the service. approve it. ity within 20 days, according to a However, he doesn’t believe the misleading. He said the votes in statement released Monday by Marines have treated him fairly He was instead sent back to question are “ subject to the Marine Corps in Washington, Camp Pendleton and assigned to interpretation.” or exhausted all efforts to find a the NHL DC. supply duty while undergoing College right The pair got into a heated Job that his condition will allow McKeel, who is stationed at him to handle. periodic counseling, which Bv Ken Rappoport debate after the Democrats’ news Camp Pendleton, was a Marine McKeel said helped a little. conference concluded. Foley had "I’m perfectly capable of doing The Associated Press guard at the embassy in Tehran a good Job. They Just won’t give McKeel said he decided to been standing in the back of the when it was stormed by radicals path to follow ■ -Isij room and began talking to me (one),” McKeel said last discuss his problem publicly t J During the off-season, the NHL took action to on Nov. 3, 1979, following the month when he first complained because “if more people speak o i ' j reporters afterwards. revolution that toppled the Shah crack down on players guilty of flagrant stick fouls. In New Haven, a group of Yale publicly about his situation. up, a lot of stuff like this might not Meanwhile, theplayershavebeencrackingdbwn. of Iran and brought the Ayatollah ”If you put your life on the line happem.” University students, alumni and Ruhollah Khomenei to power. for prospect too, not only with their sticks, but their fists, fingers, faculty rallied against Republi­ knees and just about anything else they can use to He was among nine Marines hurt their opponents. can George Bush, but were and 42 civilians held hostage 444 Take it from a man who should know, “If you are disrupted by Bush supporters days before being released Jan. During the first month of the season, violence has who swarmed the speakers. not a first or second round draft pick, college is the dominated much of the NHL headlines and cast a 20. 1981. Three Mile Island way to go.” Moe Morhardt said when quizzed About 200 people attended the McKeel, a Marine for nearly 13 shadow on the ice along with the blood that has been rally, and the proximity of the Raglnild Ptnto/MinchMtar Hcnid pertaining to young, talented baseball players. spilled. years, has said civilian doctors Morhardt has been involved in baseball for more crowd to the speakers made it diagnosed him in 1985as suffering The latest incident occurred Sunday night in New difficult Mo hear the speeches "FUN-RAISING” DANCE — Peggy Scribner, assistant damage detailed than four decades which includes Manchester York, where Pittsburgh superstar Mario Lemieux chairman of the Manchester Gilbert and Sullivan Players from post-traumatic stress syn­ High, American Legion. University of Connecticut from any distance. drome. The federal Privacy Act was injured by a stick slash from David Shaw of the Meanwhile. The Courant, the Inc., and Cathy Nystrom, chairman, get ready for a WASHINGTON (AP) - The and the major leagues with the Chicago Cubs. New York Rangers. Shaw was suspended pending a of 1974 prohibits release of details As late as several years after^ scheduled hearing today in Montreal. state’s largest newspaper, en­ fund-raising dance for the organization, scheduled for 8 of McKeel’s career and military legacy of the Three Mile Island the accident, it had been uncer­ After a 21-year career as varsity coach at Gilbert dorsed Republican George Bush accident nearly 10 years ago High in Winstead, where he also served as director It continued an early-season trend of player p.m. to midnight Friday at the Manchester Army and doctors’ diagnoses of his medical tain even whether any of the fuel U suspensions for a variety of violent acts. for president over Democrat Navy Club on Main Street. Guests are invited to wear condition. includes 2.3 million gallons of had melted. of athletics, Morhardt is now completing his first Michael Dukakis. radioactive water and continued season as an assistant coach with the spring and On Monday, three players were suspended by the clothes from their favorite decade. Tickets are $8 a single “Due to the nature of his Franklin Standerfer, who has NHL; Edmonton’s Mark Messier, Philadelphia’s The Dukakis campaign final­ disability and the length of his debate over how much of the directed the plant cleanup for fall nines at the University of Hartford. He’s still ized plans for the Democratic and $15 a couple and may be purchased at the door or by nuclear reactor’s core melted. teaching physical education at Gilbert after Rick Tocchet and Chicago’s Dave Manson. service. Staff Sgt. McKeel will-be GPU Nuclear, the plant operator, Messier was suspended for six games for slashing nominee’s Thursday campaign calling 528-8595. entitled to two years of his base A government scientist said said in an interview that there relinquishing his AD and coaching duties. swing through Connecticut. The Monday that at least half the The one-time minor league bat'ting chanipion and Vancouver’s Rich Sutter on Oct. 23. pay (about $34,000) as a sever­ was guesswork involved in figur­ Tocchet was suspended for 10 games as the result Massachusetts governor is ex­ ance payment.” the Marine material in the core melted ing the core damage. first baseman-outfielder with the National League A. pected to attend evening rallies in during the March 1979 accident, a of an eye-gouging incident against New York Corps statement said. “It’s not a science. They’re Just CXibs said it is far more beneficial to play college Islander Dean Chynoweth on Oct. 27. Bridgeport, Ansonia and Radon “The commandant of the Ma­ figure higher than most previous estimated numbers,” Standerfer ball rather than to go directly from high school into Waterbury. estimates. NUMBER THREE - The Colts’ Ei^ic touchdown of the game Monday night at Manson was suspended for 10 games becau.se he rine Corps, due to the special said. In 1986, he said, a scientist the professional ranks. Dickerson dives over blockers T l^ d y instigated a fight after the game last Friday night ‘The Bush campaign is counter­ From page 1 circumstances involved, con­ The material that melted in­ estimated that 70 percent of'the “It's hard for the casual observer to understand the Hoosierdome. Dickerson scored ing with a visit today by Barbara cluded fuel and the tubes in which Dixon (69) and Joel Patteij,ahd downed against Vancouver’s David Bruce. ducted an in-depth review of Staff core material liquefied — a figure that it’s not the same game in pro ball that you see four times to lead the Colts to a 55-23 Ranger defenseman James Patrick is among Bush, the vice president’s wife. Sgt. McKeel’s case to ensure that the fuel was contained, James Standerfer said was too high. on the amateur level. Denver defenders to-^score his third victory. Mrs. Bush planned campaign reputable company in Connecti­ are any pending complaint.'; Broughton, manager oftheTMI-2 those calling for stiffer penalties, particularly in every available option had been However. Standerfer said re­ “The main drawback is that usually the young slashing incidents, Patrick has called for the league stops in TOrrington, New Milford. cut is to contact the Department against a company; not to rely on Accident Evaluation Program at searchers had a better picture of Danbury and Stamford. of Health Services,” Dean said. A oral promises; and that they be the Idaho National Engineering pitchers are drafted by the pros right out of high -40 set a precedent of "half a season (suspension) at the core now than ever before. school, so the college hitters really don’t see those least for a similar infraction” to the one that took In congressional politics. Rep. picocurie radiation level reading suspicious of companies that use Laboratory, said at a conference “Half the core clearly ended up John G. Rowland, R-Waterbury, of 4 is the highest acceptable door-to-door selling, telemarket­ Two charged of the American Nuclear Society. hard throwers too often,” he said in comparing the Eric Dickerson runs wiid place in Madison Square Garden last season as rubble. Just undefined mate- two groups. between Philadelphia’s Dave Brown and New was accused of grandstanding by level, state officials said. ing campaigns, and scare tactics “ Many of you may not be a ware , rial,” he said. ’^What’s important the Courant, which endorsed Both the Manchester Health designed to frighten consumers in scheme that at least 50 percent of the core The former college All-American while at UConn York’s Tomas Sandstrom. “ is that with the core damaged as Brown was-suspended for 15 games — longest in Rowland’s Democratic chal­ Department and the state Health into buying an unneeded service. melted during the accident,” badly as it was, it was maintained feels that luck plays a role whether a minor leaguer lenger while backing the rest of Services Department have lists of The state Health Srvices De­ gets a shot in the majors. NHL history — for his attack on Sandstrom in a to sell baby Broughton told industry officials. entirely in the reactor vessel.” as Coits stampede Broncs controversial decision by the league. The NHL wa.s the congressional incumbents. companies which are licen.sed to partment also has a packet of In the accident at the Pennsyi- Broughton presented his re­ Morhardt should know for he was all set and The Courant had endorsed perform radon testing. information about radon. In the vania plant’s Unit 2 reactor, primed to take over first base for the Cubs after criticized for what many considered a light penalty marks during a session in which Bv Hank Lowenkron to Brown, who struck Sandstrom with his stick in the Rowland, the second-term law­ Attorney General Joseph Lieb- last month, about 3,000 people .MEADVILLE, Pa. (AP) — The uranium fuel was allowed to lose executives of GPU Nuclear and winning the 1961 Northwest League batting title The Associated Press maker. in 1986. erman also has warned consu­ have called with questions about mother of an infant girl and her the vital cooling water that when the Chicago front office decided to move neck while the Ranger forward’s back was turned. former members of the NRC Shaw’s slash of Lemieux Sunday night lacked Rowland aides shrugged off the mers about so-called radon tes­ radon or asked for the packets, sister were ordered to face trial normally, covers it, causing convened to review lessons from shortstop and future Hall of Earner Ernie Banks to INDIANAPOLIS - Eric Dick­ critical editorial, saying it would ters. Lieberman said the lack of said Robin Jordan, a secretary on charges of trying to sell the temperatures to rise dangerously first base for the 1962 season. some Of the Brown-Sandstrom ugliness, but could knowledge about radon makes child for $6,000. the accident. erson celebrated hi.<; anniversary have inflammatory reverberations, particularly not translate into lost votes. with the department. in the core. ”To put TMI-2 into perspective, It will be interesting to follow the career of 1988 with the Indianapolis Colls, and Rowland is facing former Mer­ the field “ripe for fraud.” Meadville District Justice Wil­ when the Rangers and Penguins next meet on Nov. Environmental Services & Broughton’s estimate, based on it was was a very useful event, USA Olympian Bill Masse in his pro baseball the NFL’s leading rusher pro­ 23 in Pittsburgh. At least some Pittsburgh player.*. iden Mayor Joseph J. Marinan Jr. “The novelty of the radon Technology Inc. of Coventry. liam Chisholm on Monday or­ an updated scenario of the one which could change the climb. He has impressed in every part of his vided the treats. problem and the general lack of dered Jill Marvin, 26, to face trial accident, was higher than the 35 have promised retaliation for the slashing of consumer familiarity with detec­ Alpha Services of Glastonbury. history of nuclear power and one amateur and college ride to date. The pro part will Performing before a record Lemieux, last season’s most valuable player. Radiation Safety Associates Inc. on charges of dealing in infant percent figure presented to the Hoosier Dome crowd of 60.628, tion and (removal) procedures children, attempting to deal in which, I believe, in the end, be tougher and should he make it all the way to the “The next time we play New York, he’s dead.” of Hebron, and TRC Environmen­ Nuclear Regulatory Commission changed it in a positive direction, top he’ll be the first since Morhardt was signed for Dickerson scored a career-high creates the risk that unqualified infant children and conspiracy. on April 15. 1987, by Donald Pittsburgh defenseman Steve Dykstra said of Shaw Bush con artists could take advantage tal Consultants of East Hartford rather than a negative one,” said a bonus by the Cubs following his play in the I960 four touchdowns and rushed for “And if he hasn't got the (guts) to dress for the are among the about 70 compan­ Marvin’s sister, Janet Sherwood, McPherson of the Department of Edwin E. Kintner, executive vice 159 yards, going over 1,000 yards From page 1 of unsuspecting residents.” Lieb­ 31, of Jensen Beach, Fla., was' Energy. , College World Series. game. I’ll get him in the stands. We play these guys erman said. ies listed for testing by the state. president of GPU Nuciear. for an NFL record-tying sixth six more times. He’ll get his. Nobody swings his Alpha Services tests air and held on charges of conspiracy to ' □ □ □ consecutive season despite ca try­ Though work is under way to deal In infant children ^and stick at Mario Lemieux and walks away.” water for radon, while TRC only ing the ball only three timesin the Lemieux’s injury, described as a “bruised wrong side of every issue of enact legislation requiring certi­ criminal intent to deal in infant Playing a major role with the undefeated (7-0) second half. fication for firms involved in uses the charcoal test for air. sternum,” was not considered serious. But other special importance to American according to the list provided by children. Kingswood-Oxford varsity football team this Indianapolis was ahead 45-10 at women.” radon testing and firms involved Both were freed on bond season has been Jimmy Boisoneau. The 215-pound players have not been so lucky this year. the state. Radiation Safety offers halftime en route to a 55-23 Chynoweth, for one, will miss four to six weeks “In recent days our campaign in radon removal. Lieberman testing and removal services, pending trial. sophomore tackle has been a starter with the West triumph in the first Monday night has been on the move. Thousands also suggested in a news release Wayne and Elena Ferraro Hartford school ip his first season. with his eye injury. Rich Sutter lost several teeth to according to the list. football game played in Indiana­ Messier’s stick, and Ron Sutter, his brother who of Americans are Joining our that people contact local and testified they took custody of the Word is being awaited on the status of Mike polis. Dickerson did all his effort daily,” Dukakis says. state health services depart­ The state also has a list of 36 3-week-old baby in late Sep­ plays for Philadelphia, suffered a broken Jaw and a companies that have experience Cooney in his bid to win his Professional Golfers’ scoring in the first half on runs of concussion in a high sticking incident with Patrick. “Next Tuesday, your one vote ments for more information. tember with the understanding As.sociation playing card for the 1989 season. The 12, 11, 1 and 41 yards, sparking will be more powerful than all the He also suggested that people in removing radon gas. The state that Marvin would sign tempor­ BLOOD PRESSURE Ironically. Patrick coulcTbe the victim of his own shop around before hiring a advises homeowners to check former East Catholic student and Manche.ster Indianapolis to a 31-0 lead. crusade to establish stricter penalties for high- pollsters and political ary custody papers, but Marvin Country Club member was in second place in the Dickerson and Coach Ron commercials.” specialist; that they be careful of references, the Better Business later demanded $6,000. sticking incidents. The Flyers have asked the NHL firms that are both testers and in Bureau and some of the firm’s SCREENING annual qualifying play in Florida. Meyer, who was reunited with the to discipline the Ranger defenseman for injuring Two new polls — a survey by li’erraro said he then contacted Hero for Penn State’s soccer team in its 1-0 running back he coached at Harris and another done by the eradiction business, because other clients before selecting a authorities, who suggested that Sutter in Saturday night’s game in Fhiladelphia. company. victory over the University of Connecticut last Southern Methodist on Halloween ”It was a vicious cross-check, totally unnecessary Gallup for the Times Mirror teere may be a conflict of he agree to meet Marvin and Night last year in a blockbuster Corp. — showed Bush maintain­ interest: that they contact the Sealing up soil cracks and make a payoff. She and her sister week was Peter Daigle, who tallied the only goal. and unprovoked,” said Bob Clarke. Flyers vice increasing ventilation are just Daigle is the son of Bob Daigle, former standout three-team trade that brought president and general manager. ing a strong lead. Department of Consumer Protec­ were arrested Sept. 29 at the him from the Los Angeles Rams, tion to determine whether there two ways to rid houses of radon. agreed-upon site after Ferraro baseball and soccer player at Manchester High. Ron Sutter, who was leading the Flyers in scoring In the Harris survey of 1,250 Dean said. The younger Daigle is a Junior. talked about his play at halftime. with seven goals and seven assists, will be lost to the voters questioned during the dropped a suitcase full of money “He asked me if I wanted to The state has conducted three out of his car window. team indefinitely after undergoing oral surgery. weekend. Bush led Dukakis 52-45 surveys since it began studying □ □ □ play more,” Dickerson said. "I “ (Ranger general manager) Phil Esposito and percent, a slight narrowing from said I can sit out and let Albert radon in 1985, Rothney said. A Willard Dickenson rates a bow for spearheading (coach) Michel Bergeron both stated emphatically 53-44 percent in a similar poll Indicators recept state study on radon levels (Bentley) play. I don’t like to run last year after the Dave Brown incident that such done Oct. 14-17. the move for donations to the Dick Cobb Memorial scores up on people. We have to From page 1 in area towns, which helped occurrences should be dealt with very severely,” The Times Mirror poll of 1,505 determine that one out of five Fund being earmarked for two piece of universal play another game this week Clarke said. ”I trust they have not changed their likely voters conducted Oct. 23-26 homes in the state have high equipment to be used in the Cobb Weight Room at (Sunday against the visiting New opinion when one of their own players is involved.” found Bush ahead by 11 points, levels of radon, included Andover Manchester High. A leg extension machine and a York Jets). It was no big deal. The rash of violence so far wasn’t exactly what the slowing but not stopping.” “I felt I had a chance to run for 1 52-41 percent. Both polls had He predicted the GNP would and Glastonbury, she said. leg curl which heljjs develop hamstring muscles AP photo NHL had in mind when it introduced the tougher margins of error of plus or minus The survey helped conclude were purchased with the contributions. 200 yards, but it may come penalties for flagrant stick fouls. three points. grow 2.3 percent for 1989, down another day.” from an expected 3.8 percent along with the two other surveys □ □ □ HIGH FIVERS — Indianapolis Colts Harvey Armstrong, Under the new rule, a player receiving a major Former Democratic contender Lever 5A The Colts totaled 244 yards on left, and Craig Swoope exchange high fives during the penalty for injuring an opponent by high-sticking, how dangerous radon is, Rothney Jesse Jackson Joined Bentsen GNP growth rate for all of 1987. the ground against the worst In a second report today, the said. However, she said some­ Paid for by {he Committee to Stanley “Lefty” Bray, who received the Friend teams win over the Den\^Sl^Broncos in Monday night slashing, butt-ending, cross-checking or spearing Monday night at a rally in Fort times department officials get of Sport Award at the recent Manchester Sports rushing defense in the league. will receive an automatic game misconduct this Worth, Texas, where the Commerce Department said that Re-Elect Jack Thompson, “The offensive line did play a football action. construction spending rose tl.6 frustrated becau.se they feel not Roger Negro. Treasurer Hall of Fame dinner, was described in an old season resulting in ejection from the game If it preacher-turned-politician re­ everyone is taking the problem marvelous game.” Meyer said. happens a second time, the player faces an percent in September to an clipping as a, “human express train who covered ”I think it’s noteworthy that for sponded to Bush’s “read my lips” annual rate of $403.4 billion as seriously. himself with glory,” in pacing the then South formation, with Dickerson, Ben­ Alan Ameche. Lenny Moore, Tom automatic one-game suspension. refrain. “Radoh is a serious environ­ the third game in a row we tley and George Wonsley lining Matte, Don McCauley and Randy So far, there have been 19 such penalties called “You watch our hips as we strength in housing and govern­ Manchester High School track team to the CCIL allowed no sacks. As for Eric, he ment construction offset a deciine mental concern.” she said. "It js Meet title at Wesleyan. Bray, team captain, won up as running backs behind McMillan. this season, including two to Montreal’s Petr march,”, to the votln# booth, in office buiiding. a frustration on our part. We’re Get to the heart is Just special.” backup quarterback Gary Hoge- His first touchdown came on a Svoboda, who has served his one-game suspension. Jackson told the crowd at the both the quarter and half mile runs to complete an ”We could do nothing to stop The 0.1 percent decline in the not sure we’re reaching the undefeated season in 10 meets in 1926. boom', for the second consecutive 12-yard run early in the first And the beat goes on. Mount Olive Missionary Baptist public.” of the problem. Dickerson. He was outstanding.” week. Hogeboom, who replaced quarter. Chris Goode’s recovery Church. leading index was a bit weaker said Denver coach Dan Reeves than expected. Many private On the national level. Congress Nearly 20 million Americans are unaware they starter Chris Chandler whenever of a fumble after a pass reception In his major appeal to women has set a long-term goal of having after the two-time defending AFC the Colts went to the wishbone, by Pat Kelly and a personal foul forecasters were cailing for a 0.2 have high blood pressure since the disease has no champions fell to 4-5, the same voters. Dukakis said the Republi­ percent rise. The August index, indoor air as free of radon as threw a 53-yard touchdown pass on Denver’s Clarence Kay gave Ditka claiming can ticket wanted to outlaw possible. Proposed legislation symptoms. Millions more do not use the medication Green, George record Indianapolis has in de­ to Bill Brooks in the second the Colts possession at the Bron­ abortions. however, was revised upward to per gal. C. O. 0. fense of its AFC Eastern Division show a 0.5 percent gain instead of would authorize $30 million to 150 gal. minimum purchase and diet that are necessary to control this disease. quarter. cos’ 10-yard line. After a 5-yard ”I believe a choice that per­ help states set up radon-control These people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney title. “The offensive mix was good, penalty, Dickerson ran twice and the originally reported 0.4 per­ The Colts scored on seven of McMahon injury sonal must be made by the cent increase. programs, require EPA to survey disorders. differ already the combination of Chandler and scored from the 11 to give woman in the exercise of her schools, and mandate standards 649-8841 their nine first-half possessions, Hogeboom in the game and the Indianapolis a 14-0 lead before The index, by focusing on Price* Swb/ecl to Chango - Protect yourself... start with a simple check. forced four fumbles, sacked beliefs,” the Democratic nomi­ forward-pointing business statis­ for radon abatement contractors. use of the wishbone,’’ Meyer said* Denver recorded its first-first nee told an audience in San Jose. By Ronald Blum Denver quarterback John Elway ”It gives thedefensea different down. was deliberate tics, is designed to foreteii The Associated Press Wednesday, Nov. 2,. 1988 three times and didn't let Denver look,” Dickerson said of the Denver’s next two possessions Bv Howard Ulman < economic activity six to nine cross midfield until its seventh Republicans say months into the future. 11:00 am - 5:00 pm formation which has had little use also ended in fumbles, once by The Associated Press NEW YORK — George M. Steinbrenner III runs possession, five minutes into the in the NFL. ”I know it confused Mark Jackson after a pass Many economists, who had at FREE BLOOD 348 Main Street (comer of Haynes St.) the New York Yankees in a style that matches the second quarter. Illegal ads used one time been fearful that the Denver. They didn’t know who reception and another by Elway FOXBORO, Mass. — Brent Williams got up from Manchester • 649-1025 numerals at the end the owner’s name; “I, I, I,” By then, Indianapolis had its was going to get the ball.” on a hobbled snap from center. tackling Jim McMahon still clutching the Chicago next president would face a PRESSURE CHECK This viewof baseball does not coincide with that of 31-0 lead on Dickerson’s four GREENWICH (AP) —Leaders recession in his first year in In cooperation with Manchester Memorial Hospital Dickerson, seeking a fourth After Jackson’s fumble, it took quarterback’s injured right leg. The next day. his new manager. Dallas Green. touchdowns and the first of two NFL rushing title in six years, Indianapolis five plays to score, Williams thought his own leg was being pulled by of the Connecticut Bush-Quayle office, have revised that view and “I had a slogan in Philadelphia. ‘We, not I,’” field goals by Dean Biasucci. The campaign have charged that a ,now believe the next downturn raised his season total to 1,038 all on runs by Dickerson. His MbMahon’s coach. Maintain your health while Green said Monday. ”I think that’s the way it should Colts built the margin to 45-10 at yards. Joining Franco Harris and one-yard dive put the Colts ahead Greenwich group violated federal will not come un(il 1990. be done.” halftime, breaking the fran­ Bears coach Mike Ditka accused a New England election iaw in newspaper adver­ you maintain your home. Walter Payton for the most 21-0 with 16 seconds lefUn the first Patriot of illegally twisting McMahon’s right knee But the leading index is signal­ As Green said Monday. “We’re gonna have a lot of chise’s record of 42 points in a half consecutive 1,000-yard seasons quarter. f after the initial hit Sunday. A knee injury sustained tisements it placed for the 1st Wednesday of every month. jSuSk fun.” and falling only four points short Dukakis-Bentsen ticket. ling slower growth. For the last 12 National P rtacrtpllon Camera with his 50th regular-season Biasucci kicked a 31-yard field on the play is expected to sideline the quarterback at months, it has risen Just 0.7 George Dallas Green Jr., the 17th manager in the of the NFL mark set by Chicago 100-yard game. The first back to goal three plays after Elway’s least four weeks. Lawrence Halloran, head of a WEDNESDAY NOV. 2 reign of Steinbrenner, was introduced to New York against Philadelphia in 1941 and group called Lawyers for Bush- percent, compared to an increase 9am to 12noon and 1pm to 4pm run for 1.000 yards in his first six fumble, and it took only one play ”It must be a Joke” is how Williams described his’ of 6.7 percent in the previous VALUABLE COUPON^CLir&SW " " on Monday. He has the reputation of a tough guy and matched by Green Bay in 1983 years in the NFL boosted his for the Colts to score again after Quayle, said Monday that the sounded like it. against Tampa Bay. initial reaption. advertisements, which have run 12-month period. career-rushing total to 9,294 — the consecutive sacks of Elway It wasn’t . , "I’m coming in here as a new guy because ”Our defense really played well eighth highest in league histoiY forced Denver to punt from its on three occasions in the Green­ For October, the biggest factor 25% OFF everybody who was supposed to know about these early in the ball game to create Ditka said he will file a report with the NFL over wich‘Time, failed to state that the ALL MeOICINE SHOPPE BRAND VITAMINS S MINERALS and Just 113 yards short of No. 7 own end zone. Dickerson„match- the incident that occurred early in the kecond holding the index back was a drop guys didn’t get the Job done,” he said. ■ the turnovers, and the offense Earl Campbell. group placing them is uncon­ in plant and equipment orders, MANCHESTER LUMBER ing his longest run of the season, quarter of the Patriots’ 30-7 upset victory. Ditka ‘The Contractors' Choice, The Homeowners' Helper" UMITONE Green is the first Yankees manager to Join the executed to take advantage of Dickerson broke the Colts’ raced 41 yards through the nected with the Democratic pre­ followed by a fall in building COUPON didn’t identify the target of his accusation, but those turnovers,” Meyer said. record of three rushing touch­ middle on the first play for his sidential campaign. permits. 401 N iw STATE ROAD, MANCHE8TER.CT • 643-5144 PER FAMILY See GREEN, page II Meyer also used the wishbone downs in a game he shared with fourth touchdown. See DIIKA, page 13 I t MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov, 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov. 1. 1988 — 18 Manchester heading Into tournament on upswing SPORTS Talented Lakers Scoring twice in each half, the Manchester High boys’ soccer pull off a 1-0 upset win over Playing well for East were • team shut out visiting Hall High H.S. Roundup Ledyard High Monday In non­ U icy Samulis, Alison Matturro ' IN B R IE F V of West Hartford, 4-0, in a Central conference girls’ soccer action. and Stephanie Reichardt, Erin . "Everyone picked up their Twible played well for the ’ can repeat again Connecticut Conference interdi- visional match Mondayaftemoon level a notch. The kids who Indians. ' C UConn women get bid at Memorial Field. replaced the starters played to East also took the junior Girls Soccer •“ University of Conencti- By George Robinson Ing cast is the best in Blazer black the best of their ability," (Coven­ varsity match 15-0 and 15-4. Sara The win improves the Indians’ <^t women s soccer team will be one of 12 Newspaper Enterprise Assn. and red since the Walson days, MHS closing In try Coach (Chris D ’Ambrosio Spak played well for Manchester. overall mark to 12-2-1. Manches­ explained. r^ irifn i" *!!f Division I National it’s a mix of little-known guys like • By winning their guard, from the Sacramento program received a “ major” penalty in Vancouver at Pittsburgh, 7;35 p m 7. Nebraska s-1-0 ■35 5 noon. Brian Wry scored a pair of pools Bowling bankrupt Sullivan Stadium where the N F L Manning, who.se agent is Ron Grinkerof thg home team is not in first place the 1960s. Washington ot Detroit, 7;35 p.m. West 8. Okl(dwma 7-1-0 Kings fo r^^n d ro un d draft choices In November 1983 and that this major L A. Roms 7 2 0 .778 242 150 739 a 1991 and 1996. for the Indlons while Jed Stansf leld and team plays, an attorney involved in the case Cincinnati, said the amount of deferred — comfortably. When the Yan­ Montreal at Hartford, 7;35 p.m 9. Auburn 7-1-0 715 9 Peter Forley each odded a goal. Wry basketball violation within a five-year " I think a lot of ballplayers Las Angeles at (Juebec, 7;35 p.m. New Orleans 7 2 0 .778 190 149 10. Wyoming SEA-TTLE SUPERSONICS— Waived said. money was supposed to be negotiable, “ but 9100 6SB 10 Danny Young and Corey Gaines, guards. Tear. Jason Dieterle, kees fall behind. Steinbrenner don’t have the fear for tlie ^Ilodelphla at New Jersey, 7 ;^ p.m San Froncisco 6 3 0 .667 199 172 11. Arkansas oa o xm ii Mott Belcher. Brian Sordo and Ramin period made the Jayhawks subject to Atlanto 2 7 0 .222 169 244 564 11 ,.'i£ASt!'N®TON BULLETS-wS™ d Elks Robert Caporale. the attorney for trustee they told us they want to leave it at 30 makes suggestions. manager I had' when I was WlnotpegotNewYork Islanders,8;0So.m. 12:»lahomaSt. 618 490490 1212 Cedric Maxwell, forward. Taraz also ployed well while Steve having their program shut down. percent, which is the maximum amount of 379 13 Borgida and Mike Sllmon shared their Travis Cook Jr. 141-146435, Travis Stanley Miller who is overseeing the case, ” I ’m confident I can handle growing up” Green .said. Wednesday's Games . Monday's Game 14. Mlchlgon - "The committee believes, however, that Indianapolis 55, Denver 23 5 2-1 352 14 FOOTBALL ninth sh^out. Manchester's'record Is FP.®'* 'Jb-lJO-Sre, Carl Bonn 166136 said that partieshave until 3 p.m. Friday to money you can defer.” Boston at Toronto, 7;35 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 6 15. South Carolina 7-10 XI 17 13-M. The young Indians wrap up their 424, Ralph Daver Sr, 136392, Joe the following unique circumstances were New York Rongers ot Buttolo, 7-35 16. Syracuse 610 .Noflonol Pooaon League seo^n Wednesdoy when they host Eost submit sealed bids. If the Clippers won’t budge, " I ’ll just p.m. Oollos at New York Giants, 1 p.m. XI 16 LOS ANGELES RAMS-ActIvoted Ron Desimone 352, Howard Hamptan 141- present in this ca.se: the violations, while Detroit at Minnesota, 1 p.m 17. Clemson 620 266 15 Hartford at 3 p.m. have to sit and hold out,” Manning said. LOs Angeles at Montreal, 7:35 p.m 18. Alabama 610 Brown, wide receiver. P«te Stoum serious and calculated to obtain a recruit­ Green Bay at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 216 19 MIAMI DOLPHINS— Placed 151-390, Scott Kuodas 153-388. St. Louis ot Edmonton, 9:35 p.m. Los Angeles Rams at Phllodelphlo, 19. Georglo 620 162 ia ing advantage ... were isolated to a -day Ditka 1 20. Brigham Young 7-10 __ linbacker, on Inlured 10 p.m. (1 — nMww. ^ v o M Dwight Stephenson, AARP period and the investigation revealed no Miami at New Englond, 1 p.m c w if s from fho physically unable to Football Football player shot Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. (tie). Indlona 61-1 81 — perTofm list. other serious violations in the basketball From page 11 NHL result CCC-East O'all Bran® Giordano 204-534, Ed Adams Tampa Bov ot Chicago, 1 p.m. Or l e a n s SAINTS-GIgned Jeff 2»571, Earle EvereH a6502, John program: the basketball program was not LONG BEACH. Calif. (AP) — Mark-; Son. Francisco ot Phoenix, 4 p.m w L T W L T Collsge football standings Walker, offensive lineman. Waived Cliff South Windsor 4 0 0 7 0 0 Greszko 203-565, Norm Lasher 530, involved in the 1983 football case.” Seay, Long Beach State’s leading receiver, New ^ r k Jets at Indianapolis, 4 p.m Benson, ttgtit end. - Enfield Willie Lltlglo 5M, Lou Sulots 500, John Williams, a defensive end. hit Flames OTBIickhawks 3 New Orleans at Woshington, 4 p.m. 3 0 1 5 1 1 was shot while trying to shield a youngster graciously.” Eoolboll League East Hartford 3 1 1 4 2 I Bonia 555, Ray Mortina 514, Ted Kansas City at Denver, 4 p.m. TORONTO ARGONAUTS— during an apparent gang-related assault on McMahon first and rookie no.se Williams cited two instances of Buffalo at Seottle, 4 p.m. Rockville 3 1 0 5 2 0 GadaromkI 507, Gene HaMln 530, Sandy Ollcm 0 1 K-3 fubblno bock, from Hartford Public 2 3 0 3 ^ rln o 182-459, Gay Messenger 177-506, a Halloween party, police said. tackle Tim Goad tackled him a what he called dirty plays by Ihe Calgary i 3 Los Angeles Raiders at San Diego, 8 the Inlured list. Placed Lee Morris, wide 3 0 Baker to step down P.fD’ W LTP N OP W LTPISOP Fermi 1 3 0 3 3 1 Blanche Hare 189-501, Jeanette Plerro ' Seay. , was in fair condition Monday in split-second later. Bears Sunday. Rrst Period— 1, Colgarv, Hrdlno 6 Delaware 5 1 0 133 81 6 2 0 174 146 ^ ’*’* lolufwf list for the Manchester t 4 0 2 5 0 1^444, R -^ StawIckI 177-481, Koy 21 (NIeuwendyk, Loob), 4:21 (pp). Monday, Nov. r~‘ remol Oder Of the seoson. GREENVILLE, N.C. (AP) - East “ It was illegal.” Ditka said He said that in Ihe third quarter Clevelond.at Houston, 9 p.m. Vlllanwi 4 1 0 134 88 5 2 1 179 130 WIndhom 0 5 0 0 . 7 0 Moroz 196486, Bert Glass 491, Gert the intensive care unit at Memorial Medical ftnoltles— ^Valve,' Chi (Interference), Conn. 3 2 0 i r 95 6 3 0 243 119 Andrews 480, Pat Olcavage 470, VI Carolina head football coach Art Baker Center of Long Beach. A hospital spokes­ Monday, "Somebody twisted his Bears left guard Mark Bortz hit (tripping), 4:25; Suter, Moss. 3 2 0 136 121 5 3 0 219 199 - W ‘ NK.If E G _ BLU E B O M B E R S - Pulford 495. announced Monday he will step down at the knee after he was hit. He was Col (holding), 6:34,- Wamsiev, Cal, served - AAolne 3 4 0 ITS 175 4 4 0 318 195 Released Brad Tierney., tackle. ACC O'oll man said Seay would lose a kidney as a nose tackle Toby Williams’ ankle OOfriel- 2:53; Wilson NFL result NwHmp. 2 3 0 129 137,4 4 0 194 177 HOCKEY W L T W L T end of the season to take another job in the aware the knee was twisted but he from behind after a play had Qil (Interference), : . '• • "H irt Hockey League CunllNo Auto Body result of the Sunday night assault on the 1 1 02 Rhod Isd. 2 4 0 88 142 3 t o 112 201 Fairfield Prep 3 0 1 5 1 1 school’s athletic department. walked off the field because he ended and while Williams ,was ^ n d rtrlod— 2, Colgory, Pofterson 2 Boston U. 2 4 0 142 142 3 6 0 148 309 Tocdiet, Phlld St. Joseph's 2 0 2 5 0 2 west Long Beach apartment he shared with (Gllmour, Otto), 3:05.3, Chicogo, Larmer 10 (CPd.10 Fly*™ right wing, for lOgamesfora IH' (^®“' Richard The Pirates are this season and have didn’t want to show he was-hurt. Colts 55. Broncos 23 Richmnd 2 5 0 84 173 3 5 0 98 185 Notre Dome 2 1 1 3 3 1 Tony Marinelll 1-8 his sister. ' heading for the sidelines. (Hudson, (Vaham), 13:25. 4, COIgorv, ave^ouglng Incident Xavier I 2 0 4 3 0 not posted a winning season under Baker. I’m going to file a report with the AAullen (Gllmour, Suter) ,16:19.5,Caloory, onOef. V; 8Mrk AAeieler, Edmonton Oilers 409, John Chosse 400, Bill Sheehan 410, A 17-year-old reputed Long Beach gang He also said Chicago defensive 6 St. Bernard 0 2 0 3 3 1 Lee Prior 406, Mike Lappen 154-4a, Ray league.” Gllmour 3 (McCrImmon, Suter), 16:33. Denver 0 10 0 13— 21 (or o sHck-swInglng East Cathallc 0 3 0 1 6 0 Johnson 153. member was arrested for investigation of end Richard Dent hit Doug Flutic 6, Ohlcogo, Yownev 1 (Wilson), 18:44 .Indianapolis if I WLT Ph OP W LT Pta OP Manson, “ If you’re going to get into that, after the New England quarter­ B'’own,Chl(holdlng), :33; roryrd,*orlOgairiesforomotchpenoltvfor Hlahteamslnele;R6G Auto 452; high assault with a deadly weapon. An adult First Quarter Penn 5 0 0 108 43 7 0 0 179 120 teom triple; Holiday .Lanes 1M 1 ; high Griffin adds name to iist that would probably create an back had gone out of bounds. R o l ^ , Cal (roughing), :33; Gllmour, 5 . 'O'*— Dickerson 12 run (BlasuccI kick), Cornell 3 1 0 95 SO 4 3 1 147 112 deliberate ottempttolnlure on Oct.li. Boccor Individual single; Ed Fenton Jr. 189; wanted in the investigation remained at

Photo Editor: WIT OF THE WORLD Kerry Rohrbach Editor: T he H igh School W orld Renee Fournier FOCUS/Advice Charles Vousden, faculty adviser Small doses of lead can cause problem :Bv the Editors of Consumer Reports ' sure but expensive solution is to amount of lead that can leach from Senate debate held at MHS replace the supply pipes or add Consumer ceramic dishware in a standard The Future Businesis Leaders Lead is in the air we breathe, the filtration devices. Short of that, flush 24-hour test. But the agency has inciudes Manchester and. Gias- being a state senator have been of America sponsored a debate raised teachers salaries in the water we drink and the food we eat. the pipes when water has been sitting announced plans to tighten the tonbury. Meotti took over in 1986. “ the most exiciting time and Reports between former State Sen. Carl stat,e. He said that the Republi­ High doses — the kind a child can get in them for several hours; let the standard, and acknowledges that Zinsser then went on to teil the most fuifiiiing time I ’ve ever A. Zinsser and State Sen. Michael cans would try to strengthen from eating paint chips — can cause water run for about three minutes. millions of pieces of ceramic ware assembied students of Manches­ spent.” sive lead release is more likely with Meottl. The candidates are both curriculum and get the best lead poisoning, even death. But even And don’t use hot tap water to make don’t met the current standards. ter High Schooi that his philo­ The questions asked of Meotti soft, hot or slightly acidic water. /unning for the 2nd District. This teachers. Meotti said that he much lower doses from everyday coffee or infant formula. Lead dis­ Especially suspect are products InT- sophy of government is “ to take and Zinsser ranged from racial Every household is different; de­ debate was held in the Bailey would "maintain the commit­ sources can be hazardous, especially solves more readily in hot water. ported from countries where produc­ care of the needs of those people inequality in schools, to the tment to education.” * pending on your plumbing, your water Auditorium and was open to the Jo children. Lead accumulates in the * Although lead leaching from ce­ tion standards are low or regulations who are less fortunate than you or candidate's views on the presi­ may have a lot more lead than your student body. It was the llth The candidates were asked body, so continued exposure to small ramic ware affects far fewer people lax. I.” He then explained about a dentiai election. The candidates neighbor’s, or a lot less. The.best way debate between the two. where each felt cuts were needed quantities can eventually cause se- than does lead in drinking water, it program he set up to aid abused were given 2 minutes each to to find out how much Is to have your To protect yourself, store food or to reverse the deficit in the state ,, rious health problems. can be more dangerous. Doses are juice only in plastic or glass contain­ children. answer each of the questions budget. Meotti said. "We have to water tested by a laboratory that high enough in some cases to cause The debate commenced with Since the 1970s, exposure to lead has ers. Don’t use the same ceramic ^ JAFFEE Meotti, in his opening remarks, from a panel of two. Jeff Bernier be a tittle more restrained than specializes in water analysis. Prices clinical lead poisoning. each candidate giving an opening been cut significantly, largely be­ coffee cup everyday unless you’re I ■ USA told about his poiitical history and Jeff Minor, who are president what we have been in the past two start at about $20. Consumer Reports Most ceramic plates, cups, bowls (Iff l-lffei- statement which could pertain to cause it has been viriually eliminated sure it’s safe. Dishes can be tested for starting when he was in college and vice president respectiveiy of years. We need to focus in on the staffers have found that lab results for and pitchers sold in the United States ■ anything. Zinsser gave a short from gasoline. Yet much new re­ lead leaching by a commercial lab, or working for a presidentiai cam­ the Future Business Leaders of priorities, education, care of the identical samples are often disturb­ today are coated with a glaze that biographicai sketch about his search has shown that low levels of ^you can test It yourself with a kit paign, and going on to being a America, asked the^uestions to mentaiiy ill and mentally re­ ingly uneven, so submitting a sample contains lead. If the glaze is not fired family’s relationship with Man­ lead in the body — once thought to be available from Frandon Enterprises State Senator for the past two both candidates. Meotti, when tarded, and the elderly, and to two labs might be the wisest course. properly, dangrous levels of lead and chester High School. Zinsser then relatively harmless — may be toxic. Inc.. 511 North 48th, Seattle, Wash. years. He informed the students asked about reciai inequality in environment protection.” If the results are worrisome, try to other heavy metals can leach Into went on to explain his politicai schools, said it was not the Two sources of lead now gaining 98103, for $24.50 postpaid. (One kit can PEOPLE of his being chairman of the Zinsser said, “ I have suggested pin down the source of the lead. Your food. The problem is most acute with test up to 100 pieces.) history. He served with the students' fault. He said the attention are drinking water and local water department is required to Environment Committee and be­ that one thing the State of acidic foods such as orang? juice. Earthenware that hasn’t been Rochester Housing Authority probiem was the quaiity of housewares, especially certain glazed tell you if the water meets federal ing vice chairman of the Educa­ Connecticut should do to get this ceramic dishes. Most china and dishes currently tested — especially products from Cosell picks nicknames aha the Manchester Human Rela­ tion Committee. He then"told the schools and that transportation DEBATE HEATS UP — The Manchester High School's standards when it leaves the treat­ under control is to have a Lead in drinking water occurs when produced in the United States, such as such countries as Mexico, China. tions Commission. He served wiil not heip. Zinsser contra- ment plant. It should also tell you if RADNOR, Pa. students that he did "deal with constitutional balanced budget FBLA Club sponsored a debate between Michael Meotti water picks up traces of lead as it Corning Ware, porcelain, and the like, Portugal, Italy or Spain — should be eight years on the Board of iittle problems," and "the bigger covrinp **Trflns* any pipes in the distribution system (AP) — Howard amendment that will make the and Carl Zinsser at the school. Pictured with the two travels through lead pipes or lead- pose litte or no danger. used for decoration only. The same Directors for the town of Man­ issues,” which he feCis are the portation is not going to solve this are lead. Cosell publicly legislature and the governor live candidates are FBLA president, Jeff Bernier and Jeff soldered joints in copper pipe. Exces- Since 1971 and U.S. Food and Drug goes for U.S.-made dishes manufac­ chester, and six years as the State twa roles of a state senator, he problem, but unfortunately when If *hp problem is in your housed a nicknamed his TV Senator for the 2nd district, which within their means. Forty-three Minor. has set limits on the tured before 1971, feels that his past two years of given the opportunity to cast a other states, including Massachu­ sidekicks “ Fault­ vote in the state senate to stop the setts, have something in their less *Frank" and State Department of Educaiton constitution that mandates that the state would not be left without that they were optimistic about “ Dandy Don, ” but from mandating or going forward the government stay within its any mdney of any kind.. the upcoming election. Meotti to insiders, he with a forced busing program, Mother needs to shift gears fiscal responsibilities.” He also The students who attended said he was receiving very good called Frank Gif­ Meotti opted to vote against it.” said that the governor refuses to were-given a ballot to be filled out results, and Zinsser said that it all Dr. Gott ford “ The Manne­ The second question deait with come in with a balanced budget. at the end of the debate. The depended, “ on what the people’ Peter Gott, M.D. quin,” and Don improvements to the Connecuti- He mentioned that he would be result of this ballot was that 77 think.” Student Council Vice Meredith "The Im ­ cut education system by the state after reckless words to son willing to take a drastic measure, students voted in favor of Michael President Jim Ludes said, “ It becile," according government. Zinsser pointed out DEAR like a cut across the board, or a Meotti and 45 students were in was a good opportunity.”. told in no uncertain terms to mind to the authors of a that the Repubiicans in 1986, who A B B Y: As I cut in all government spending. favor of Carl Zinsser. your own business. But it would book on A B C ’s at the time held the majority of was leaving the He said he would be willing to do After the debate, each candi­ Andrew Clevengri be a small price to pay if it would ’’Monday Night the seats in the state legislature. second floor of that so all the nice programs in date told the High School World Jeff Berniri Football." a major de­ cause an out-of-control mother to .seek the help she needs. partment store Dear Abby Howard Cosell TV Guide maga Scarlet fever' yesterday, I zinc this week pub Abigail Van Buren d e a r ABBY: A while back saw a little boy lished excerpts from Bill Carter’s and Marc Pfieffer gives time to organization someone wrote to you complain­ around 3 o r-4 Gunther’s fohhcoming book, “ Monday Night ing because she got too much y o 1 d Mayhem: The Inside Story of ABC's 'Monday To those of you who are attention while shopping in a on reducing it for the past seven term relationship, not just foi is self-limiting screaming hys­ Night Football.’’’ unfamiliar with the name Wil­ department store. (She said she years. The purpose of Mary’s physical enjoyment. What feeb terically as he The authors also reveal that two years before liam Pfieffer, you will soon come good is not necessarily good." wanted to just “ look" without Field is to educate pregnant teens ran blindly and all alone across the show’s premier, Lee lacocca, then with to realize how extraordinary he Pfeiffer from time to time speaks D EA R DR. G O TT: Would rheumatic fever or store, never mind turning my having a salesperson pounce on on how to cope with havinga child the floor and onto the escalator Ford Motor Co., tried to sell ABC on the idea of really is because of his dedicated and how to deal with the hard­ to his classes about his experien scarlet fever cause impotence? back and leaving him! her and stick to her like glue.) service to the community. right behind me. Later I was sorry I didn’t give “ Friday Night Football," but after high school ships, and learning to survive in ces, and if he had the opportunity Abby, what planet does this football coaches got wind of the plan, a As a married priest, a father of D E A R R E A D E R : To my knowledge, rheumatic Halfway down the escalator, he that woman a r.oyal blasting. person live on? The last time a the real world.. These programs he would enjoy talking to as many was still alone and screaming. letter-writing campaign put a stop to it. "The six, a teacher of Latin; a minister young people as possible. “ This fever and scarlet fever do not cause impotence. What would you have done? salesperson “ stuck to me like are run by Pfdiffer, his wife, and o His little face was contorted and coaches didn’t want the pros competing with CAFETERIA WORKERS — Pictured above are some of to some, and a guidance counse­ country,” he said, “ needs more They are thought to be consequences of streptococ-' HUMAN, TOO, glue” was 20 years ago. If I’m volunteer. M ary’s FieltJ works purple. That was bad enough, but high school games for fans’ attention lor to others, Pfeiffer also man­ success stories. If more people cal infection, such as tonsillitis, and are usually IN BOSTON lucky enough to find someone to the Manchester High School cafeteria staff. The High with the young women for about a woman ahead of me — all the ages M ary’s Field. Mary’s Field were able to see and hear about self-limited. wait on me, I stick to her (or him) School World staff would like to apologize to the math six months until they are able to way day at the bottom of the is an organization which offers a take charge of their own lives. * happy marital relationships then D EAR HUM AN: I would not like glue! Fogerty on trial team and the MHS cafeteria staff for last week’s photo D E A R DR. G O TT: What can be done to promote escalator — turned around and have given her a “ royal blasting " error. , . place of temporary retreat, un­ Pfeiffer runs the home on his hopefully more people would be Last winter I was looking for a conditional love and care for healthy hair, aside from throwing away the blow yelled, “ No, I don’t want you! — that would serve only to flannel shirt, and when I asked SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Singer John $13,000 a year salary. Mary’s' encouraged to find .the happiness dryer and the curling iron? You’re a bad boy! ’’ pregnant girls and their babies. Field receives donations from that comes from permanent embarrass and humiliate her, the salesperson if she had any, Fogerty hoisted a guitar on the witness stand in Abby, I am a mother, too, and I federal court and plucked out a twangy tune in This is a home for children who approximately 300 people. All commitment to another person and she’s probably take it out on she looked at me like I was crazy. D E A R R E A D E R : You can promote hcalthv hair can’t begin to describe how much are abandoned or abused, for services shared are free of the child when she got him home. Then she asked me what “ flan­ an effort to prove he’s innocent of plagiarism M H S cafe is messy and family life. “We are as by leaving it alone. I hurt for that boy. I could never charges. unwanted Down’s Syndrome in­ charge. Government help is not addicted to bad relationships in I would have approached her as nel” was! fants and for the elderly who are Use gentIF'shampoo or soap. dream of pretending, even for a inconspicuously as possible and Fogerty led jurors Monday through his The news was out before the sought because of the red tape our society as we are to drugs and Last month, my favorite de­ in need of food. It is for people who Don’t wash hair more than two or three limes a second, to abandon a child. I quietly told her that I knew she musical roots in 19.50s blues songs, playing school year started, “students involved. To advertise he has a alcohol.” partment store eliminated two find themselves in a time of week. More frequent shampooing depletes normal might have given him a tongue was upset (“ I ’m a mother, too, cashiers’ counters, and there was tapes of Howlin’ Wolf and Bo Diddley before would have to bring their own mailing list of 1,200 people and At the present time William hair oil. lashing, or threatened toSpank Commentary transition in their lives such as Pfeiffer'has one main goal and andiknow how you feel ,.” ),then one woman frantically trying to picking up an electric guitar for a rendition of lunches due to the closing of the distributes newsletters through­ him, but never would I say, “ I Diddley's “ Bring It To Jerome” those who are recently divorced that is to purchase land and build Avoid coloring agents and other chemicals that suggested that she get some kind help the line of customers waiting cafeteria for renovations.” We out the area to keep the commun­ will attack the hair shaft. don’t want you,” and I surely or widowed or the battered wife. ity updated on progress and a building which will provide of counseling to help herdeal with for her. Fogerty is fighting a plagiarism lawsuit by were not informed it would take Use low setting on hair dryer. Too much heal can would never have taken my eyes the difficult job of parenting. his former record company that claims he stole co-worker adds. "Ii's really hard Why Mary’s Field? More than 1 needed contributions. housing for pregnant women, So, dear "Too Much Attention, ’’ this long. What's the reason for all injure the hair. off that kid in a large department Of course, you would risk being one of his own Creedence Clearwater Revival this confusion? to work somedays in these noisy million teenagers become preg­ Pfeiffer also has been teaching battered wives, and help in the next time a salesperson sticks nant per year. Four out of the five Avoid curling irons and mechanical demises that songs for a later solo tune. After several weeks of eating and hot conditions. The construc­ Latin 1 & 2 at Manchester High William Pfieffer mothering and parental responsi­ to you like glue, give ’em a big will not be married and 30,000 will alter the texture (hence, the protein) of the hair. “Jerome,” though in a different style, has a sawdust in our sandwiches we tion workers come in and out as School for four years. He does this bility. Although Pfeiffer has little kiss for me and count your be under age 15. Ten thousand Obtain prompt treatment of skin and scalp similar tune to the two songs involved in the decided to dig deeper. We disco­ they please, the town shbuld have not only for extra income but ‘‘is simply a continuation of the time for himself, he doesn’t mind blessings. teenage girls in the state will get conditions, such as seborrhea, (dandruff) that can Data Bank lawsuit — “ Run Through the Jungle," a 1970 vered exactly why construction had a finishing date. To work in because teaching adds variety to life I had before, continuing the the activity, as long as he is ■' MARGARET MORRISON, pregnant this year (1 out of 12). affect hair follicles. Creedence hit, and “ Old Man Down the Road, ” was being done and how much the dirt and serve kids in the dirt his life and he thoroughly enjoys things I was trained to do.” helping someone, which he al­ LOS ANGELES Half will carry to term, the other Eat a balanced diet. Hair needs a broad spectrum a song Fogerty wrote in 1984 for his solo this endeavor wouid cost. Mr. is ridiculous." Mrs Domato doing it. At home he- has six One enormous problem ways seems to be doing. half will abort. Forty-four per­ of nutrients, including vitamins and minerals, to “Centerfield” album. Ludes, the Manchester High concluded all comments about children ranging in age from 1 to Pfieffer feels must be solved is There is stili a problem out D EA R M A R G A R ET: I ’m glad cent of teenage mothers are stay healthy. Fantasy Records, which distributed Cree School principal, said “ It wasn’t the construction and the workers II. the changing of the attitutdes of there and Pfeiffer is doing VOLUNTEER WORKERS you wrote. In response to that pregnant again within one year Seek medical attention for any prolonged change dence music before the group di.sbanded in my decision. Ten state and town by saying. “ All we ever hear is The idea that “ life can be lived the younger generation. “ Safe something about it as well as letter, I suggested that the after their first'child; 70 percent in hair quality. For example, diseases such as 1972, claims Fogerty copied the melody of building committees were the those four famous words, "the happily as well as responsibly,” sex is not the solution." Studies making the public aware of the How American adults donate their time salesperson approach the custo­ within two years. Ninety percent hypothyrodism (insufficient thyroid hormone) can “ Run Through the Jungle” when he wrote “ Old decision makers.” Ludes went on parts aren’t in." is a strong belief of Pfeiffer. He is show that where there are School problem. It is said, "To be blind is mer who appeared to be looking, of those teenage mothers end up cause coarsening and thinning of hair. Man Down the Road” Fantasy Records'owns to say, “ There were code viola­ Many people are wondering a very concerned man, and says, Based Clinics (that distribute bad...but worse is it to have eyes Type of activity Percent of all volunteers and say, “ Take your time, and if on welfare. U.S. taxpayers spend Trust in your genes. Baldness, graying and other the rights to “ Run Through the Jungle” tions, but during the 1983 renova­ why this construction wasn't done "we try not to be just a passerby birth control), birth rates and and not see." you find something you want, let an estimated J18.7 billion a year characteristics are built into your genetic structure Fogerty contends the similarities between tions we fixed them. The codes over the summer vacation. The in the lives of the people we help, abortion rates have gone up in The Mary's Field mailing ad me know — my name is Maggie." supporting teenagers who are and are not usually under voluntary control. Religious the songs are part of his composing style and then changed so now we are reason is simple. We now await but we try to encourage genuine those places. Pfeiffer feels that. dress is P.O. Box 99, Hebron Well, management in retail pregnant or have given birth. organizations are shared by several of his songs for bringing them up to date once the arrival of a plate for the fans growth.” Although he left the “ The children being raised by 06248. instruct their salespeople never Pfeiffer recognizes the prob to turn their backs on a customer Creedence, for which he was the lead singer again." Also, according to Vice that will be installed in the priesthood to be married, his teen mothers are suffering terri­ D EAR DR. G O TT: Eight years ago, at 70.1 had an and songwriter, lem here and by beginning Informal who appears interested in any Principal Barbara Quinby, the ceiling. Construction has been concerns for people are still very bly. We have to educate the young Nanette Cooper operation on my prostate. Since then. I’ve been 'X ' Mary’s Field he has been working activities y .V X ■ - y ;y'-' ■ whole procedure will amount to a prolonged due to the missing strong. Being a married priest. that sex should be a part of a long Shawn Fernanre unable to have an erection. Do I have to reconcile piece of merchandise he or she figure close to $5 million. plate, but while waiting, other myself to being impotent for the rest of my life? can touch. The millions of dollars Education ,27? worth of merchandise shgplifters Camilletti pleads innocent Many students have not ad­ violations were being tended ^o steal would blow your mind! justed well to the absence of hot such as changing all the ceiling D EA R R E A D E R : No, you do not. In many cases, LOS A N G ELES (AP) — Cher's boyfriend General And who are the shoplifters? lunches. There has been a decline tiles in the stairwells, putting in a MHS students play soccer in Belgium impotence may be cured or overcome by medicine dodged the press and entered an early innocent or surgery. For instance, there are a number of fund raising The last ones you’d suspect. A plea to charges stemming from an alleged in student customers and the new lighting system throughout A group of Manchester High the school, removing asbestos the less expensive countries to operations today to implant penile prostheses. ( young mother with a child in a cafeteria staff has noticed that School students began its long tickets for movie prizes and little the impressions the team deve attempt to run down a photographer in the travel through.” Erardi coaches devices to produce erection. A recent device, Recreation 2P. w stroller and another in her arms, actress’s Ferrari. students enjoy going out to fast from the auditorium, and instal­ awaited tour of Belgium on Aug. handy medical kits. The group loped were not happy ones. "I the Manchester High School Girls developed in Houston at BaylorCollegeof Medjcine, or a well-dressed, middleraged food restaurants now. ling a new fire curtain and a 8. Their purpose was to tour the then set out for Belgium. When really didn’t like it at all, I wanted Robert Camilletti, 24, was due in court sprinkler system also. Soccer Team. In preparation for appears to be a safe non-surgical alternative: it uses woman wearing a full coat and Monday for arraignment on one count of The ladies in the cafeteria feel countryside of Europe and com­ the team arrived at Brussels to go back home," said Kathy Health Everyone hopes that by Nov. 1, the trip, the girls worked hard to changes in air pressure within a condomlike sheath. carrying an oversized purse or reckless driving and two counts of maiicious there is an enormous decrease in pete in a two-day tournament. Airport, they divided into pairs Cumberbatch. • h ^ raise funds. They sold tickets to a For more information, call 800-422-9005. shopping bag. mischief. He had his lawyers enter innocent the number of students. "Yes, the the nominal deadline, everything Joe Erardi said, “ We picked and were housed in Alst by The team visited Brugge, Gent, will be complete, but we say that dinner at which the team served I ’d like to add that impotence is a rare Civil, social, fraternal I was also informed that if a ' pleas to the misdemeanor charges Thursday, students are sick of it,” says Belgium for several reasons. families who greeted everyone Alst, Brussels. Amsterdam and i i with much optimism. the customers. They also sold consequence of routine prostate surgery. You don’t organizations store manager saw a salesperson said city attorney’s spokesman Mike Qualls Patricia Morianos. She con­ One. it’s an English speaking with lots of excitement. Some of Paris. “ Brugge was my favorite mention the type of operation you had — obviously, ignore a “ shopper” who was Camilletti’s next court appearance is Nov. . tinues, "Everyone functions and country. Two, it’s one of the place because the architecture 14 the more extensive the surgery, the more chance for Social services, handling merchandise, that sa­ Camilletti, who has lived with the pop keeps smiling under the circum­ Kristen Turek countries that plays women was pretty," said Shelly Dieterle. ’yr:;” '; 15"/ complications to develop. Since many men are not welfare lesperson would be in for a singer-actress in her Benedict Canyon home, stances.” Mrs. Pierson, another Dana Hensley soccer. Three, it was also one of “ Gent was my favorite because bothered by postoperative impotence, you might reprimand. rhaintained that he w^s upset by pesky French teacher has I had the most fun there," said Commuoity as Judy Langer. want to check with your urologist to discover the action photographers when he lost control of the black cause of your problem. Erections change with age sports car outside the driveway and smashed The Ann Frank house was aiso Abbv’t fovoritt r«clpvs or* oolng Ilk* and in the presence of certain diseases — such as hotcok*tl S*ndvaurnam*andod(>r*st, into a photographer’s parked car. a hit. “ I loved it,” said Langer, “ it Political S3.S0 Goddard urges all to be Involved diabetes — impotence may develop even without 8% plui check or mon*v ord*r for tO' much to offer students was different to read the book and organizations Abbv'i Cookbookltf, p .o . Box 447, The photographer, Peter.Brandt, accused surgery. Mount MorrK, III. 610S4. (Poitoo* l> then actually see the house.” Camilletti of trying to run him down, and of Paul Maidment. a french Included.) > smashing $2,200 worth of phpto gear and a “ I want this to be the best year In his free time. Maidment is a They also played in a two-day that it can be. Get involved, game," said senior Heather teacher at Manchester High scoutmaster of a Boy Scout Troop cellular phone in the July 27 incident. Another School, has been teaching here tournament in which they placed don’t wish that you could have Profile Lavery. • here in Manchester. They meet third and received a trophy for photographer who specializes in snapping done it, just do it,” says senior Goddard says that he doesn’t for the past five years. In addition on Wednesday nights and go on celebrity candid shots, Phil Ramey, accused to Manchester High. Maidment their efforts. Langer said, “ The class vice-president Jason feel that he is popular. “ I just weekend outings. The ages of the other teams were competitive Testing unborn babies for spine defects Camilletti of causing $435 worth of damage to Goddard. has taught at Sage Park Junior his walkie-talkie. have a lot of different friends. I boys range from 11 to 18 years of and they were different in some When asked the question o f ' don’t feel that anyone is popular High School in Windsor. He age. By Dr. Robert Park grades, stay in school, and have aspect. They had more control of not mean your baby has a defect. If already have a child with the birth could he handle his new ap­ attended the University of Con­ In addition to his regular a good time: because you never or unpopular: I ’m a flexible the game.” you are carrying more than one baby, defect only have a slightly higher risk pointment as an officer as well, person.” ' necticut for seven years and French classes. Maidment If you have had a baby within the know what may happen” God­ The people in Europe who the Woman’s Health for example, or if the doctor’s than the general public. If you have a Mrs. America crowned as maintaining the demanding dard concluded this statement Goddard has no intention of obtained a bachelor’s degree in teaches French 5 which is also last year or so, your doctor may have team met were very impressive estimation of how many' weeks child with a N TD or if anyone in your LIH U E , Hawaii (AP) — She shares the same responsibilities of being one of to his young fans, by saying becoming a professional bas­ French. Aside from speaking known as “ Suicides” . This class talked to you about a test done during and made them feel welcome. “ I pregnant you are is correct, the AFP family , or your partner’s has been age and the same home state as the new Miss Manchester High’s great bas­ ketball player. “ I just do it for French, he speaks Spanish as is of a college level and earns pregnancy called the alpha- “ Remember to keep your prior­ well. thought that they were very nice, times called “ open spine,”, when the levels will be abnormal. Sometimes, born with one, you should have the America but Jennifer Kline was crowned the ketball stars. Goddard replied. ities straight” fun. Hopefully someday I will credit at the University of Con­ fetoprotein or A FP test. This simple and they put forth a lot of lower part of the spine cord is not lab errors will account for an A FP test. new Mrs. America. “ Definitely. I will listen to What type of person is Jason own my own sporting goods Maidment took a trip to Costa necticut. The students attend blood test measures the level of hospitality towards our soccer closed. abnormal reading. Your doctor can give you more Kline, a model, received more than $100,000 anyone that has something to Goddard? ' • ^ store after I graduate from Rica last summer. In Costa Rica field trips, see movies, and listen alpha-fetoprotein, a protein made by team,” said Cumberbatch. The A FP test is given at about the Your doctor will want to rule out information about A FP testing. To­ in cash and prizes along with the title during say. whatever it may be, I will "Well, let's see. how would I college somewhere in the he sdw a volcano eruption, and to guest speakers. the fetus, and can identify whether When.it was time to leave on 16th week of pregnancy. For every these possible causes before diagnos­ gether, you need to weigh the risks Sunday night's pageant. listen.” describe Jason Goddard," says northeast.” * giant sea turtles laying eggs on a Aside from being an excellent your baby has any defects of the spine, beach. Aug. 18, no one wanted to leave 1,000 women who have the test, 50 will ing any spinal problems with your and benefits carefully before making First runner-up was Jauhita Lee, 30, a sales As a member of Hartford’s senior John Muirhead. “ He's a Goddard’s last words to his French teacher, Maidment is a called neural tube defects (N TD ). If the people and the new friends show unusually high A FP levels. baby. , your decision lo have this test. representative from Mount Pleasant, S.C. Project Concern for almost 5 great kid, good athlete, just a senior class of 1989 were "have When asked why he chose regular outdoorsman, which is the baby has a spinal defect, high they had made. After additional tests are taken such Some new studies show that women Other runners-up, in order, were Connie years, Goddard expressed an really nice guy," Muirhead a good year, get involved. Don’t French as a foreign language. why he became a scout leader levels of A FP will be found in the - "After the lOdays, I didn’t want as ultrasound and amniocentesis with lower than normal levels of A FP Dr. Park Is president of The LeLaCheur, 25, of Colorado Springs, Colo., overwhelming concern for his added. sit back and think about what Maidment replied. ” It was be­ after being lead by his father waters surrounding the baby and in to leave the home that I had come (taking a sample of the fluid sur­ are at greater risk of having a baby American College of Obstetricians co-host of a children's television show: Candi young basketball fans to get the “ He’s someone that can al­ you should have or could have cause when I was a kid. I used to when he was a scout. Next the mother’s blood. to know,” said Cumberbatch, rounding the baby), though, only one with'Down Syndrome or other similar and Gynecologists. Sizemore, 25, a part-time computer operator l^st education that they can. ways make me laugh; and he’ll done." go to a town in Quebec. Canada, summer Maidment plans to re­ Neural tube defects occur when the « referring to her Belgium hosts. or two women out of the original 1,000 chromosomal defects. Again, tests from Pine Bluff, Ark.: and Renee Johnson, 25, “ It makes me feel good to have stay out in the freezing cold and where my mother’s family had a turn to France for a visit, and baby’s brain and spinal cord do not The one thing Langer missed will actually be carrying a baby with a showing abnormally low AFP levels single, free cogtet of "Neural Tub* a model and fund-raiser from Rockford, 111. little kids asking for my auto­ practically get frostbitten to cabin, and French was usually celebrate the Bicentennial of the form normally. There are two major Valerie Wllllama the most was. “ all the people she neural tube defect. will require additional testing. Defecft" (b-010) or* available by tending a The 50 contestants were judged in swimsuits graph. I want them to get good spoken. I couldn’t understand French Revolution. forms of N TD : anencephaly — when itamped, telf-addretted, builnett tiz* enve­ watch the end of a girls’ soccer Raquel Rizzo got to know.” , Additional testing is required be­ All women have an equal chance of and evening gowns and on personality and anything that was said and the brain and head don’t develop lop* along with the name of the booklet to: cause abnormal A FP levels can be having a baby with neural tube The American College of Obtfetrlclont and poise. decided to find out.” Chris Thibldeou normally; and spina bifida — some- Gynecologlttt, Retourc* Center, 404 IZth Karen Rattanakonn caused by other conditions and might problems. Even those families who Street, SW. Wothlngton, DC 20U24-31SS. H MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1988

McCALL OP THE WILD by Dumai A Crawford MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov, 1, 1986 — 17 SNAFU by Bnica Baaltla KIT t r CARLYLE by Larry WrIghI L6ARMS TWt FACT50F wow; I TMOJ6HT P u z z le s LIFE. I WAS A klO, BU'T Two stars are making comeback I'MMIOOU-Aseof. X0/tUcH£HH AuAOe'^AIDTFHS WAS A FMCE To 5l£f* fog WAICH ACROSS 7 ------FranciscoAnswer to Previous Puzzle By Jerry Buck ON TME^ w a y ^cUJh ^P^THe 8 Swiss city The Associated Press cast. I think in the pilot we tried to get in so 1 Can. prov. much background exposition that we forgot to WINTER. 9 Once___a T V T o p ic s . 4 Quaffs time be entertaining. Our relationship is no longer 8 ___-ho LOS ANGELES — To get to the offices of ”'>7 10 Roman "The Van Dyke Show” at Culver Studios you so adversarial.” 1 2 ---- and downs emperor 13 Inspiration have to go to the rear of the building and climb jCL 11 Actress___ two flights of iron stairs. ALL THREE OF Van Dyke’s comedies 14 Fencing sword Rowlands have centered on shows within the show. In 1 5 _ “ Maybe if the show does well we’li get new Burnett Show’’ in 1977. He hasn’t had his own 19 Hockey gp. offices without stairs," says Dick Van Dyke. the first he was a writer on “ The Alan Brady standstill 20 Injured with show in 12 years. 16 Spirit In a new half-hour comedy on CBS, Van Show," with Carl Reiner playing Brady. In horns “ There’s no talk that I know of to have Mary 0 17 Weaver of fate Dyke and his son, Barry, play a father and son the second show he was the host of a local PEANUTS by Chariot M. Schulz 22 Thatch palm and I visit each other’s shows," Van Dyke [ = 3 a 18 Less aged who team up to run a struggling regional television talk show. And in the present show 23 Annoying says. “ Blit If I don’t deliver her some ratings the focus is the theater. 20 Columbus’ theater in a rural town in Pennsylvania. she may drop in on me.” 50RRV, 5N00PV..Y0U aren't allowep birthplace insect The elder Van Dyke is well-tanned and his U)OOF! 2 4 ______Major Barry gives up a career fn advertising to Barry Van Dyke has been in four series, c a n 't 60 WITH US... SCHOOL BUS.. a 21 Female pursue his dream) of running the theater. Dick jaw Juts out like a snowplow beneath thick O pronoun (constellation) “ The Harvey Korman Show," “Battlestar white hair. He wears a blue pullover sweater IX 25 Young girl is a famous stage and screen star who stops Galactica,” “ Gun Shy” and “ The Redd Foxx 22 Before Dec. off to see his son and is dragooned into an with rimless glasses hanging from his neck, 23 Bird 26 Patron Show,’ ’ but none was a success. white sailing pants and sneakers without 27 Flaky storm effort to salvage the risky venture. II-to 26 Fire opal 38 Tear into socks. Barry looks like a younger version, but 28 Eugene 4 5 ______of Wight“ The Van Dyke Show” has its own hard "I missed. We might get another shot If we 30 Firearm shreds "THE MARY TYLER Moore Show” in the 46 Radiate climb ahead. is more conservatively dressed in darker drive fast enoughl" owners' gp. O'Neill's Droop 1970s was another gem. But two attempts at a clothes. €> 10M by NEA, Inc 31 Feel one's, way daughter Totally 47 Auld___Syne variety show didn’t work, nor did Miss 33 Negatives 29 Future LL.Bs.' THE SHOW IS PAIRED with Mary Tyler This is their first real collaboration, Of cities 48 Reveler's cry Moore’s next comedy series in 1985-86. 34 Horse relative exam Moore’s new sitcom on CBS on Wednesday although Barry made his television debut on ZIPPY by Bill Oriffith Horse Both Van Dyke and Miss Moore face Dick’s “ Morning Show” on CBS in 1955. “ I’d 35 Not behind 31 Earns directives 49 Amount owed nights. Both shows premiered last week. It’s a formidable competition on Wednesday nights come out and say, ‘Daddy,’’’ he recalls. 3 6 -Clear 32 Ostrich 44 Thin, as air 51 Fish spear comeback effort for both of them, once among Day from ABC’s “ Growing Pains” and “ Head of His acting debut was on “ The Dick Van wC'UC 60TTEH DOWN To 1 the most beloved entertainers on television. (T’f seen A KAfZD- NEITHER ONE'S I JOST CAN'T 2 3 4 5 6 7 | 8 9 10 11 the Class” and NBC’s “ Unsolved Mysteries.” HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne TH' W ipe- TIM6 TO 37 More delicious It’s been a long time since either has had a hit Dyke Show” at the age of 9 in 1982. He later FOUGHT SATTig-.goTH 0 € 0 0 € ... SHooto I Go 39 Kill (a fly) “ The Van Dyke Show’’ also stars Kari Lizer worked as an associate producer on “ The CHOoS'e.. TH' pvre oF TERPIgcy S P lC V - 12 13 show. CHOICES o f f e p , ^ VNITH T H ’ XXA M ffM A f , 40 Joke anthology 1 as Barry’s wife, Barry O’Sullivan as their New Dick Van Dyke Show” and made TM' yntneau vsioaco “ The Dick Van Dyke Show” in the 1960s, THEPE M U^t 3 B a THERE IS. YOU EAT SPECIAL INGCEOIENTS .ACTUALLVjHEy'PE goTH f T«' TWftfT- 41 Sine___non 15 son. Whitman Mayo as the stage manager *' SH B m f* oa 16 117 which also starred Miss Moore, is a classic occasional appearances in small parts. PIET X c::;Af>J HANGS iNTH'gAlANCe.'' 43 Hominy and Maura Tierny as the woman who runs the ANYTH I MS YtiLl WANT |i:iN0 O F BtAUO-: c o o i^ F o c m c n e n T ' that makes just about everyone’s list of “ Alan Brady had a talent show and I came STICK TO 46 Flowed 18 19 ticket office. AMP You POM'T favorite shows. His next situation comedy in and played a violin,” Barry says of his HAVE TO ESEPCISE irregularly The show has also run into creative debut performance. “ I was actually taking 50 Direction 21 ^ ■ 2 2 was only moderately successful, and his problems. 51 Smooth - attempt.at a variety show, “ Van Dyke and violin lessons at the time. But that got me 23 “ We discarded the pilot because it wasn’t 5 2 ______Maria24 28 29 Company," yas a quick failure. His last hooked on acting. To a 9-year-oId it looked like 1 right,” says the senior Van Dyke. “ We’ve 53 Author Gardner regular appearance was on “ The Carol a great way to make a living. Dad held me 30 made some changes in the concept and in the 54 Small amount 33 back until I was older.” 55 Head 34 56 Soothsayer 36 57 Dancer Verdon 37 T V T o n ig h t 58 Receive Ih l LI'L ABNER byAICapp DOWN ■B THE PHANTOM by Lea Falk A By Barry -BUT, NOBOO/ 43 44 46 5;OOPM [HBO] MOVIE: Florida ping its passengers and priceless art col­ s o m e h o w -t h e SHMOO THERE AAE *^TOP TMEY DO t iir u r I Q U IT |4 7 48 49 (H) Hogan't Heroet MEMACE DOESN'T SEEM HO rooo a u.i.iw SHNOOS.r MRVTWNeff HAVE TO PAY ANY MVMOM/f 1 Dock Straits' (CC) A trio of adventurers comb lection beneath the sea Jack Lemmon 1:20AM [M AX] MOVtE: 'Rad NIghu' SO M O AR IBLE-N Q W THAT B I L L S ^ HK IN M V CW N YOU'LL NEVER FOOD BiLLS/r AND I G O T the Cuban jungles for a fortune in buried (4l) D etde Hollywood A young man's dreams of stardom soon J BRING A PERSONAL LETTER TO TOtl FRCW 2 Capable of (2 60 52 , Lee Grant, James Stewart 1977 fM B A C K IN H Y OWN T M A < a u B v r MOUSE H A V E T O THEN, WHATIL HAPPEN S H M O Q S / treasure Raul Julia, Fred Ward, Daniel Jon fall victim to the hard realities of contem­ L A M A N P A LUA6A' UTTLE MEST.T-TWW MONTH. PAY ANOTHER TO M Y C A N N E D FO OQ ITHER^ wds-l (22) (30) Super Bloopers & N ew Practical ($1) Three'a Company WHEAE ARE "mrS BUB. W HV A R K M 'T F O O D B I L L , CM PAtt? ANO.ErfTHE kins 1986. (In Stereo) porary Hollywood. Christopher Parker, T H E R E A N Y , 63 Jokes Dick Clark and Ed McMahon present A n over OF B A N G A L L A , M O N T H 'S V O O D AS LONG AS WAY.TOAOLEY-VDUriK 3 jM O b ’s twin 66 [DIS] Kennedy vt. Krutchev Brian Matthews 1988 Rated R. FOOD BILLS^ [ M A X J MOVIE: 'My A m e ric a n Cousin' BILLS-I* YOU UVE, B uar rm lO F o ii^...... new celebrity practical jokes and memora­ view of the Cuban missle crisis in 1962 4 Blockade A 12-yoar-old girl experiences romantic 66 ble outtakos (60 min ) (In Stereo) that led to fear of possible nuclear war 1:30AM (D N u Day: The Perfect Diet :*■ 5 Time waster 68 discovery and disiltus^n when her hot- (24) (67) Nova (CC) A Norman.-Okla , Na- Narrator: Edmond O'Brien. Superior Court shot American cousin arrives from Califor­ (3D 6 Partridge in a tional Severe Storms Laboratory chase nia Margaret Langrick, John Wildman, Ri­ 1 1:00PM (3D (3D S2) f30) r40) New s (5t) INN N ew s tree team gathers information needed to pred­ (c )1988 b y NEA. rnc chard Donat. 1985. Rated PG Koch On Call ict the arrival, path and destructive force of dD Later With Bob Costas \ 5:30PM (ESPN] Motorcycle Racing: a tornado (60 min.) (R) (3D Benny Hill [CNN] Newsnight Update FIM World Superbike Championship (26) M D V IE : 'Casablanca' A M oro cco fl1) Cheers (CC). [ESPN] Arm Wrestling From Sendai, Japan (Taped) nightclub owner shelters an old love and (1$ America's Top Ten [USA] Hollywood Insider her Czechoslovakian freedom-fighter hus­ PHt ByWIA.Iwc 6:00PM CID ® (30) f40) New s (^4) Talking Sports W ith Rod Michaud band from the Nazis Winner of three Ds- 1:35AM [HBO] MOVtE: Tha Con­ fSj Three's Company ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson ,,. „ , CELEBRITY CIPHER cars, including Best Picture. Humphrey Bo­ @4) Crook and Chase crete Jungle' A young woman lands in CAHboty crpbAr cryptogramt t n craatad from quotatlona by famous paopla, past and preaani C9) M att Houston gart, Ingrid Bergman. Paul Henreid 1942 C36) M»A»S*H prison after unwittingly smuggling cocaine for her boyfriend. Jill St. John, Tracy Breg- Each M tsr In tha dpfrar alanda lor anothar. Todmy i aba.- S s y u a ft L '11'Gong Show (38) M D V IE : 'The Anderson Tapes' A ^1) Dos Vidas HOW CAM STAMP WU'VE GOTTHE6TEREO I DIDM'T MOTICe... million-dollar robbery occurs at an apart­ man, Barbara Luna. 1982 Rated R. BLONDIE by Dean Young S Stan Drake (18) Cagney & Lacey CS7D B ill Moyers' World of Ideas: Politics Y0U5TAMD ALLWHAT? BIARIMGAMDTHE T V ‘SFJGJ TJGJ ment building on Now York's fashionable UK A M E H and Poetry W est Indian poet and play­ 2:00AM (D Credit Time Bomb All THIS? (26) A-Team upper East Side Sean Connery, Dyan Can­ AND HOW'S THE NEWLY, WHY ? WHATS (SOIKXS ALL ATOMCE' wright Derek Walcott discusses the Ian Home Shopping Dvemlght Ser WELL, MY WIPE ASKED IP ’’ (22) N ew s (Live) non, Martin Balsam 1971 (3D (g|) MARRIED MAN, STEVE ? (HOT THE MATTER ? (3 hrs.) I W A N T E D A L A R G E a l l H E R XMEPVPMSJU K>E SFJ DBMSRKGA guages of poetry and politics, and the Rob vice ^ SO •24 Doctor Who: The W ar Gam es Part 2 (41) Primavera \ e o o o f a m i l y / RELATIVES inson Crusoe story as a metaphor 0 D White Shadow - ^ AIVJVEO IN of 10 C61) MDVIE: 'Advise and Consent' O tto SFMS SFJGJ (6.1) Love Connection $0) NVR Showcase I U S TJGJ E K S 126) Charlie's Angels Preminger's adaptation of the Allen Drury [CNN] Moneyline (QQ) Dating Game (38) Family Ties (CC) bestseller about American politics and JEKNLF DGKAVUJU SK L K high-level intrigue Henry Fonda, Charles [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet [ESPN] SportsLook ^41) N otidas Laughton, Don Murray. 1962 [ESPN] Lighter Side of Sports Host Jay [TM C] Great Scandals of the 20th Cen­ (57j World of Survival (R) MGKNEP.' — GKEMBP GJMLME. [CNN] PrimeNews Johnstone. tury A look at some of the great scandals - d (61/ Divorce Court [DIS] New Vaudevillians III Host Harry [USA] Miami Vice including the Fatty Arbuckle affair and the PREVIOUS SOLUTION; “Bad politicians are sent to Washington by good Black Sox scandal. (115 min ) people who don't vole." — William E. Simon. [CNN] Showbiz Today Anderson presents today's vaudeville tal­ ent in a variety of settings (60 mm.) 11:30PM dD Taxi [DIS] MDVIE: 'The Treasure of Swamp [USA] Oh Madeline .1 (3D Nightline (CC). Castle' Animated Two young people of _ [ESPN] Bodybuilding: USA Men's 2:05AM 3D N e w t (R) noble birth become separated during their Championships (Taped) (3D ( ^ M orton Downey Jr & e ! ALLEY OOP byOaveOraue country's involvement in a devastating [HBO] MOVIE: The Sicilian' (CC) dD Honeymooners 2:30AM Im prov Tonite Com ic war 1960 Rated NR Based on Mario Puzo's best-selling ac­ riD Ebony/Jet Showcase Jerry Seinfeld introduces Howie Gold, Tim Jones and John Kassir. LOTTA! WHAT- [ESPN] SportsLook count of Salvatore Giultano. a fierce Italian JEANAI GET-A TREE-SO- dd) Night Heat Colby's brother is involved WHAT A eUY by Bill HOCtl IS-HAPPENING? I AT-ONCE,- bandit who led the battle for Sicily's right [CNN] Sports Latanight WE - CAN-^li.-OURSELVES- MISTRESS! [TMC] MDVIE: 'A Room With a View' in a diam ond theft as well as the murder of AM-SINKING!! (CC) A turn-of-the-CGntury Englishwoman lo secede. Christopher Lambert. Terence five people. (70 min.) (R) [ESPN] SportsCenter OUT-OF-THIS- MORASS! Stamp. Joss Ackland 1987 Rated R (In must decide whether love is more impor­ Stereo) (22) (^$ Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) [USA] Room 222 I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME tant than social standing after falling for a I • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee man she met in Italy Helena Bonham (MAX) MOVIE: 'Jews tha Revenge' d4) Bill Moyers' World of Ideas: Politics 2:40AM OD NIghtwatch Joined in Carter. Maggie Smith, Denholm Elliott (CC) While Slaying in Bermuda, Ellen and Poetry W est Indian poet and play­ Progress Unscramble these four Jumbles, Brody becomes convinced that the shark wright Derek Walcott discusses the lan­ '^TAKE one letter to each sqi Turns my stomach ] 1986. Rated NR that killed her son is stalking her (amily guages of poetry and politics, and the Rob­ 2:55AM [M AX] MOVtE:‘tmtantJu* TWO Al\ AND M'S four ordinary words. [USA] Fat Albert tic s' (CC) A gung-ho Marine becomes a \ r Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest, Michael Caine inson Crusoe story as a metaphor. AND 6:30PM ® C B S N ew s (CC) 1987. Rated PG-'i3. (In Stereo) ^ Racing From Plainafield one-man arm y o f vengeance w hen his s is ­ ter is murdered in Spain. Michael Pare, SEGUS [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Great Santini' A CALL ME d D f3dj Family Ties (CC) (gZ) N ew s (CC) Tawny Kitaen. 1967. Rated R. (In Stereo) / s Marine Corps colonel nearly destroys his • d D (40) A B C N ew s (CC) IN THE ''V /1 family by his dictatorial methods Robert © ) Late Show (R) (In Stereo) 3:00 AM CD MOVtE: The Lemon Drop MORNING.” (11) Hollywood Squares Duvall, Blythe Danner, Michael O'Keefe [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred Kid' A rdcetrack bum becomes indebted (22) (30) N BC N ew s (CC) 1979 Rated PG Hickman, Nick Charles. to a gangster aUer giving him a bad tip. Bob Hope, Marilyn Maxwell, Lloyd Nolan 'M i l (24; Nightly Business Report [USA] Murder. She Wrote (60 min ) [DIS] MDVIE: 'Sweet Lorraine' The pro ­ TAREF prietress of an ailing Catskllt M ountains re 1951 41) Noticiero Univision ^Q) Roseanne (CC) Ro- 8:30PM m sort ponders the future of her once-thriving (11) Perry Mason THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom seanne and Dan evaluate their marriage af­ (61/ Love Connection business. Maureen Stapleton, Trim Alvar C> I960 Kmg Faalurat Synd^carr iric I 'llf e g g f _____ LJ J ter news of a friend's divorce (In Stereo) 09) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [CNN] Inside Politics '88 ado, Lee Richardson 1967. Rated PG-13 ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook [CNN] Headline News Dvemlght [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour 9:00PM ® MOVIE: 'Go Toward the [ESPN] SportsCenter Light' Premiere Fact-based account of a [DIS] Transmission Test DINKAP [H B O ] 1 S t & Ten; The Bulls Mean Busi­ ' [M AX] MDVIE: 'Fandango' Five friends family's struggle to cope with the fact that [ESPN] Lumberjacks: World Cham­ lake one last fling before being (Jrafted ness (CC) T.D. hires a former player who's Y WEUJpV,‘tfeU PKEW F WELL.WElJDVr^ THE LON&ER THAT the eldest of their three hemophiliac sons pionship (R) ...IT COOLDVE ■THEY COUHYVE Kevin Costner, Judd Nelson. S ^ Ro- now a homeless bum (In Stereo) G0METHIM6 eEfTEl^ T iI aM Ahl __ SERGEANT STAYEP has AIDS Linda Hamilton, Richard Tho­ I TrtF WAV 1 BEEM liJogEE / &1VEM ME T he bards 1985. Rated PG (In Stereo) mas. 1988. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Wanted Dead or A live' [USA] Candid Camera OFFICE ||4 Ari OLD B U yu fo P . IN THE AIYMY— (CC) A maniacal terrorist stalks the streets LAY AT IT. ElEYATdR. [USA] Cartoons 3 D ® Mrs. America (CC) From Hawaii. 3:20AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Hollywood 6 L A C Y 5 of Los Angeles, bombing random loca­ BERBOR 50 married women from each state com­ Shuffle' Offered a sterotyped role, a 7:00PM CID U S A Today Scheduled the tions at will. Rutger Hauer. Gene Simmons, Now arrange the circled letters to pete for the 1988 Mrs America crown struggling black actor must decide Elvis Presley phenomenon Robert Guillaume 1987. Rated R (In form the surprise answer, as sug­ Hosts: Ted Shackelford and Morgan Fair- whether to compromise his integrity or Stereo) gested by the above cartoon. d ) (3^ New s child (90 min ) starve Robert Townsend, Anne-Marie tn Wheel of Fortune (CC) (3D Hunter [TMC] MOVIE; The Sicilian' (CC) Johnson, Helen Marlin 1987, Rated R. (In Based on Mario Puzo's best-selling ac­ Stereo) t h e “[ (T ) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) Answer: (ft) Twilight Zone count of Salvatore Giuliano, a fierce Italian z n n 3 ""=[ii] 3:30AM [ U S A ] m o v i e : 'Coniantlng CllD ^ Cheers (CC). bandit who led the battle for Sicily's right diO) Favorite Son M an cuso' s life IS in Adult' A college student's revelation that (Answers tomorrow) to secede. Christopher Lamben. Terence fl|) Rockford Files Pan 1 of 2 danger as he nears solving the case; Fallon he is homosexual leaves his self- Jumbles: OBESE BALMY HAMMER THEORY Stamp, Joss Ackland 1987 Rated R. (In Yesterday's (2Q) M*A*S*H is confronted with startling information (2 possessed mother in a state of shock and I hrs.) Part 3 of 3. (In Stereo) Stereo) Answer People with wanderlust seldom f6el this— FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavet (24.; MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour his once-doting father devastated Viewer AT HOME AT HOME American Experience: The Life and 1 1 :35PM 3D Night Court Discretion Advised Mario Thomas, Martin §6) Your Show of Shows Times of Rosie the Riveter (CC) N e w s­ Sheen, Barry Tubb 1985 (4^ Win, Lose or Draw reel footage and interviews are featured in 12:00AM (ID Kojak No* U e li In atoek, JumMs S«ok N«. 94 It bybHb Mb for «2.M. wMeh Ineludgg pOEtgog [ T M C ] m o v i e : Hardbodle* snd hanGUne. Nom JumMs. eJo ihto ntwapspBr, R.O. S o i 4»M. On«n«e, f L a iM 2-4Mil this 1980 film looking at female factory (3D St. Elsewhere 3:55AM THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr IneluGB yew ng RIB, Bd*e«6 snd tio eeds snd m«hB yew cheek RgysMe lo Nevgpgptrbeoki (41) M i Nombre es Coraje 2’ Three fun-loving Americans travel to WHO ^FLiEVfJ workers on America's home front durinq (11) Star Trek (fl) Family Ties (CC) World War II (60 min ) Greece to film a low-budget film. Brad Zu- [CNN] Moneyline (IQ) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs ) taut, Fabiana Udimo, James Karen. 1986 ^IEVLT CONT (SET n;.HOMEWORk5 • 1 I (4p El Extrano Retomo de Diana Salazar Rated R :.MA'YPE ITIF VOU THATF PT- VOURE ^ TH£= W o p L D IjT f l a t (H j Wyatt Earp THE SAME..TEACHERSARE T it [ESPN] SportsCenter . (6/) Tinker. Tailor. Soldier, Spy Pan 6 of FTBEMT, ■njRK..MAVPE )«3URE iR kS H L THANky Current Affair 4:00AM 01) Streets of Sen Francisco *AME..RX)P'? THE $AM E- [HBO] AIDS: Everything You & Your 6 . MAniRIH(S..MAVPE YOU-te . TTWTF HA^ NeVFf? fZi^PEN [CNN] Larry Kipg Overnight PUT 55H00L JUFT FEEM5 Family Need to Know (CC) An examina­ [C N N ] Lztrty King Live (41) Mala Noche...No PECOM1N6 MORE FENFFTIVE.,^ K. tion of AIDS, based on the findings of Sur- [DIS] New Vaudevillians III Host Harry [DIS] Under the Biltmore Clock [CNN] Newsnight P1FFEREHT TO ME THl? YEAR., I MEAN VOU HAMEN'T EVEN A s tr o g r a p h geion Genreal C. Everett Koop, to answer Anderson presents today's vaudeville tal­ IN A COMPACT CAR. Adapted from an F. Scott Fitzgerald story, [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tw (CC) m AAAGICIAM AAADE A Blc3- O ut' (CC) A |ob at the Pentagon leads a HE MAkeS HIMSELF IS HE KEEPS FORSETTINS- companions to go along who appreciate f20J M*A*S*H career Navy officer into a deadly game o( sents Pan 2 of 3 An examination of AIDS, based on the CHANCie IN HIS ACT. DISAPPEAR. TO QO BACK AND PICK UP Don't be timid about setting lofty goals variety and change. ^ Liar's Club cat and mouse. Kevin Costner, Gene Hack- @@) Late Night With David Letter findings of Surgeion Genreal C Everett for yourself in the year ahead. They can TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Conditions man. Sean Young 1987 Rated R (In man (In Stereo) Koop, to answer the most commonly HIS FAVCHECK. (li^ W in, Lose or Draw asked questions about the disease (2 hrs , NORTH U1.8I be attained It you are determined. Aim that are conducive to your material Stereo) Sea Hunt ♦ J 6 2 B rid g e (^ (li) Newhart (CC). 15 min ) high and don't settle lor second place. welHoelng continue to look favorable. 10:00PM CD CD m [CNN] News ® Alfred Hitchcock Presents Y J 9 7 ( r > ^ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Objectives Be sure you are doing everything possi­ (46j Cosby Show (CC) (In Stereo) W INN N e w t ^ Hollywood Squares 4 K J 7 4 can be achieved today, provided you ble to take advantage of this fortunate [CNN] Crossfire He ruffed the second heart and drew Unquiet Deeth of Ell Creekmore (CC) 4 to 5 4 are enterprising and tenacious. Estab­ trend. [DIS] Turkey Caper Animated With A lady with a gun An examination of child abuse issues, fo­ (61j Gene Scott Non-shrinking trumps, noting that West followed to lish your targets and don't lose sight of GEMINI (May 21-June 20) La te r In the Thanksgiving just around the corner, a WEST EAST cusing on the beating death of 3-year-old [ESPN] Running and Racing PATTERSON, Ohio (AP) - three rounds of trumps. With 10 cards day something might develop that young bear and fox team up to rescue ♦ 7 ♦ K 10 5 4 3 the bull's eyes. Scorpio, treat yourself Eh Creekmore (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) Annie Oakley (1880-1926), the in hearts and clubs. West had three re­ could cause you to radically alter your some captured wild turkeys [USA] Edge of Night v a K g to 8 6 4 Y 5 2 violet in action to a birthday gift. Send for your Astro- (3^ Ddd Couple maining cards. That made it likely Qraph predictions for the year ahead by plans. Don't be concerned, because [ESPN] Truck and Tractor Pull Family Feud celebrated sharpshooter who ap­ 4 9 6 4 10 8 5 2 By James Jacoby \ (41/ Noticiero Univition 1 2:35AM 3D that Elast held five spades to the K-10. mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this th is shift w ill u ltim ately be lo r the better. peared in Buffalo Bill’s Wild West ♦ J 8 3 ♦ 9 7 8:00PM d ) High R itk Scheduled a re- 12:40AM m o v i e : Drop-Out Los Angeles expert Billy Eisenberg Knowing that and taking advantage of newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's to your pon on a surfing doctor, a 63-year-old r$7j American Experience: The Life and Show, was bom Phoebe Anne Timet of Rotie the Riveter (CC) New s Mother’ A successful career woman SOUTH has been a worthy adjunct to recent in­ OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your advantage to bargain If you get involved pilot of a "midget plane"; a risk-taking it were two different things, since CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt reel footage and interviews are featured in trades in her typewriter for an-apron in or­ Oakley Mozee. In a commercial situation today. You commodities trader (60 min ) (In Stereo) ♦ AQ98 ternational competitions of the World there were not enough entries to dum­ zodiac sign. this 1980 film looking at female factory der to spend more time with her husband She began shooting at the age of Y3 Bridge Federation, serving as com­ BAGITTARIUB (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) A s of won't lose anything and you could save d D MDVIE; Invasion of the Body workers on America's home front durinq and family Valerie Harper. Wayne Rogers, my to lead through Blast as many X PIP IT AaAINI.RHONPAv nine and became an expert 4 A Q 3 mentator for the public presentations SO NOW YOU RP 6ITTIN& today, harmony should begin to prevail a few dollars. Snatchers Earth is invaded by human- World War II (60 mm ) Carol Kane 1967 (R) times as declarer wished. Still, Billy ( NOvI'MemiNGr duplicating space pods in this remake of marksman with a pistol, rifle and 4 A K g 6 2 I FPSSep OFF M Y DOft A6 THERP WAUOWINe IN In an area that has been turbulent. The LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Y o u h ave le a d e r­ (D Stop Sntoking of the world-class events. He is cer­ led the queen of diamonds and over­ ^ I HERPmtOWING the 1956 Don Siegel classic Donald Suth­ [HBO] MDVIE: 'Rolling Vengeance' A 1 :00AM A KiP IN COSTUMP change should be obvious. ship qualities today that will com e to the young trucker uses his monstrous vehicle shotgun. On one occasion, she Vulnerable: North-South tainly no shrinking violet when it took with the king in dummy. He then G U I L T R I G H T ? ^ INCANPite/ erland. Brooke Adams, Leonard Nimov (3D Family Medical Center FOR HALLOW SPN, CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jon. 19) S o m e ­ fo re in ch a lle n g in g d evelo p m en ts. O n ce as a too! of revenge against the men who shattered 4,772 glass balls out of Dealer; North comes to bidding or play, as attested 1978 (3D Joe Franklin led the jack of spades, covered by the one with whom you have dealings may you are aroused, your competitors may killed his family Don Michael Paul. Lawr­ by today’s deal. (X) (49J Who's the Boss? (CC) Angela 5,000 tossed into the air. king and ace. Now came the crucial have some personal Information he/she reg ret it. ence Dane, Ned Beatty 1987, Rated R 01) Twilight Zone West N orth Elast South hesitantly accepts Tony's invitation to a Known as “ Little Sure Shot,” B illy sat South and opened with one play — he cashed his last trump, let­ prefers to keep secret. No need to VmOO (Aug. 23-8 epl. 22 ) Your first [TMC] MOVIE: 'Hardbodiet 2’ Three (Sli) Hart to Hart Pass Pass 1 ♦ college fraternity pany (In Stereo) the five-foot tall Oakiey chal­ club. When West bid four hearts and ting a low spade go from dummy. Be­ probe, because you'll be told whqt is thoughts are likely to be your best to­ fun-loving Americans travel to Greece to [CNN] Inside Politics '88 4 Y Pass Pass 4 4 GD Hunter the auction returned to South, he bid cause East had to keep all his dia­ pertinent. day, especially In matters that are film a low-budget film Brad Zutaui,' Fa- lenged vaudeville star Frank E. Pass 5 4 Pass 6 4 (ID Twilight Zone bianaUdinio. James Karen 1986 Rated R [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America four spades — a reasonable choice AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) A re a s meaningful linanclally. Have the cour­ Butler to a shooting match in Pass Pass Pass monds, he was forced to let another [USA] Search for Tomorrow But now when North bid five clubs, spade go. B illy now played ace and a where you and your mate previously age of your convictions and proceed (IS) MDVIE: 'The Falcon and the Srww- 1 0:30PM C D Cxo, ABC New* Sp«ci«l: Cincinnati and won. They were Billy went on to six, gambling that his disagreed are reconcilable today if each LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Friends will man Two Childhood friends conspire lo The '88 Vote: One Week Away (CC) 1:05AM dD Lova Boat Opening lead: V K diamond to dummy and took a spade sell government secrets to the Soviet later married and Joined Buffalo is prepared to make some compro­ play Important roles In your affairs to­ (11j Odd Couple partner held the right four or five finesse against the 10 in the East hand. Union Timothy Hutton, Sean Penn, Lon [DIS] MOVIE: Tha Horaa in ttia Gray Bill’s show in 1885. mises and concessions. Be the one who day, yet their input might not be all that Flannel Suit' (CC) C om plications in an ad ­ high-card points to make slam a good When his queen then dropped Blast's Singer 1984 On Trial The Broadway musical “ Annie risk. sets the example. obvious. Later, you'll be able to evalu­ vertising executive's way-out promotional 10, he had 12 tricks. MDVIE: 'Airport '77' Skyjackers *^0. Morton Downey Jr. PISCES (Fab. 20 -March 20) T h is can ate their efforts on your behalf. campaign cause trouble. Dean Jones. Di­ Get Your Gun” was based on her dow n a 747 in the Bermuda Triangle, trap- (26 INN Newt ane Baker, Lloyd Bochner 1968 Rated G life. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Nov. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 1, I9$s — li BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 MARKET REPORT Notices PART TIM E Activity ov»t lh« p«sl 30 Ifdino dtyt EmploymenT Wall Street cautious of Sears’ shuffle HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED At a condition procodent to IHELPWANTCD I HELP WANTED I HELP WANTED the ploctmint of ony odvor- CHICAGO (AP) — Sears, Roebuck PART Time positions to that environment." “This makes a takeover more the sales force. “Overall, there will be tltlnp In ttio Monchcitor He­ DR IVER S. $9.30. 7:30- maintenance . Varied and Co., the nation's largest retailer, PABTTIIIIE available. Flexible RADDN Techs. Will train The announcement was greeted difficult in the near term. It doesn’t job reductions,” said Brennan, whose rald, Adverllter hereby 4pm shift with over lobs: cleaning In our to test/romedlato is selling the world’s largest building opreet to protect. Indemnify HELP WANTED schedule. Friendly ot- Full Time time. Good benefits. offices and warehouse, wearily on Wall Streep, as Sears stock make it impossible,” said Monroe company employs 526,000 worldwide. ond hold hormlett the Mon- mosphere and free mo­ READY to move ahtod? homes and offices for and a real estate unit, shuffling jobs Class II license and yard work, messenger radon. Cor needed. So- slid $1,875 Monday to close at $41.75 on Greensteln, ail analyst With Bear, chnter Herald, Its offlcert P A R T time AAA. Office vies. Apply at: U.A. Two Positloflt New Travel Agency op­ high school graduate and buying its stock in a move seen by the New York Stock Exchange. ■ Adopt "everyday low pricing” at and employeet opolntt any worker for Real Estate ening In East Hartford duties. Learn building lory ♦ ■ 742.9424. Stearns & Co. “This will satisfy the Theaters, east, AAan- Available only. Aero All-Gas repairs. Drivers li­ some as a defense against a possible its 825 retail stores, instead of sales. and oil liability, lott or office. Some office ex­ chester Parkade. area. Responsible per­ S A LES. AAonev m otl- 'III pressure (on Sears) for the short expense, including ottor- Company. 3150 AAaIn cense required. Apply; takeover. “The market’s perception seems to ■ Take a one-time, after-tax charge perience helpful. 646- 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY son needed for mon- Street, Hartford. 278- voted? Superior-Ford, term.” "•vt feet, arising from 4655< d e n t a l Assistant, oger position. For In­ Hartford Despatch, 225 Edward A. Brennan, chairman of be that they labored mightily and of $425 million in the fourth quarter to claims of unfair trade proctl- chairside. Tuesday, 9910. eastern Connecticut’s III' brought forth a mouse,” William N. The Sears Tower, a stunning black A WRAPPING terview, call 291-8477, Prospect Street, Eost fastest growing Ford the 102-year-old company, said the cover expenses for new merchandise '•*' Infringement of trade- PERSON to assist with W^nesday, Thursday, between 9-4. Hartford, Connecticut Smith, a retail analyst with Smith skyscraper that rises 110 stories — fnarhSe tradt nomes or pat- 1-6. Willing to train. RDDFER8 AHD 06108. EO E dealership Is growing o o w jO N r s A V I H AG I plan is designed to enhance stock 1,450 feet — from the downtown Loop assortments, liquidation of old mer­ ents, ylolotlon of rights of administrative duties 2-JANITORIAI/ again. We hove a place Or1<»I>r4 Barney, Harris Uphaqi& Co., told The In small office. Book­ High hourly rate. 649- value and put its resources on business district, was built in 1974 and chandise and other organizational privacy and Infringement of 3443.______MAINTENANCE RDDFER8 HELPER8 for three people who HIGH i,1«1.S3 New York Times. changes. Pfoprletary keeping experience starting pay, *g» per consumer-oriented businesses — re­ has been valued at $1.8 billion. *5.50 an hour to start ore self-starters, ag­ LOW 2,12S.U tailing, insurance, real estate and Sears, had been expected to take “In terms of merchandising, they 'nmpetltlon helpful. Flexible hours, y e a c h e r s Aide needed WANTED. Recreation hour. Experienced help gressive and willing to Besides selling the building. Sears and libel and slander, which 20 hours per week: for Private School to with scheduled wage Vehicle service person. will be paid accordingly. CLOSE 2.14S.eS financial services. some action to improve the value of its may rMult from the publica­ V^AawfertlMeStM learn. We otter an ex­ said it would; did what they had to -do — go Contact Whitham work with children revlewa and super be­ Will train. Full or part Good working condi­ cellent pay plan, dem­ CHANGE Down 1.}4 Brennan said the timing of the stock after announcing last week that head-to-head with the K marts and tion of any odvertlsment In Nursery, 643-7802. nursery through se­ time. Apply; Blon- third-quarter profits fell 16 percent — ■ Buy back 10 percent of its stock. ^ e Manchester Herald by nefits. No experience tions. Call onstrator program and announcement may have been af­ ■.Sell the commercial real estate other companies who have taken advertiser. Including adver­ cond grade. 11:30-5:30, necessary. We need Melns Comping Center, Insurance benefit fected by the recent wave of the third consecutive period Sears’ tisements In any free dlstrl- 5 days per week. 646- 784-Talcottville Road, EA8TERN RDDFING package. Coll Chuck TWTf UTWTr MTWT8 MTWT8 UTVVTr division of its Coldwell Banker Real market share from them,” Green- TELEPHONE caring people to Join takeovers. income has declined. ••“Ilnn publications pub- 1610.______' Vernon.______■ CDRP. e 282-D711 Plack for Interview ap­ - W IT «4 Estate Group, a move that analyst stein said. our team. Call Looking to expand “Sears has not been untouched by **®nchester CALLERS C A TE R E R needs food G EN ER A L Office clerk. pointment at 22S-9431 Net income for the quarter was Walter F. Loeb of Morgan Stanley & Loeb said; “I think the consumer Herald. Penny Sleffert, preparer and cook. our night crew. or 646-1563. Superior the rumor and speculation that Publisher. FgMbe Natiggal 633-7656 AAust type, will train. AAEOICAL ASSISTANT. $344.2 million, or 90 cents per share, Co. said would raise $500 million. isn’t going to jump on the bandwagon AAonday-Frday, 7am- ask for Dave. Apply: Blonstelns Need applicants to Ford, Columbia, CT., thrives in these conditions," he said. for the three months that ended Sept. FederaHgg ef the BIM 1pm. Call 646-6454. Family practice. Port an equal opportunity ■ Continue to trim jobs from retail as quickly as Sears would like. The Comping Center, 784 time/full time. Flexible “But make no mistake,” he added, 30, compared with $409 million, or support activities like stockrooms and consumer expecting the flyer isn’t LOST ef CeppstMort eNIce Ip Talcottville Rood, stock shelves on the emploveh “this strategy is not solely a reaction last Nsrtferd. Vernon. ______hours. Coll Karen, 643- IN B R IE F $1.08 a share, for.third-quarter 1987. renters and add people to going to get it anymore.” [|D AND FOUND 6486.______night shift. Hours ATTENTION. Hlrlngl •7/hourly. Work COOKS/Butfet Attend­ LIGHT Bench work. 9-7.- Competitive r ^ D U 8 IN E 8 8 LOST. Black, male cat hours, Monday- ants. Ponderoso Is now Government lobs-your Koge Company needs I HELP WANTED area. $15,000-$68,000. salary p d benefits. L^DPPDRTUNITIES CBT names Belcourt VP with white stomach Thursday, 5pm-9pm, accepting applications people top light bench I Offer of help to S&Ls doesn’t include cash and feet. One year old. tor day time and even­ Coll (602)838-8885. work making holiday Mature, responsible CDDKIE Route for sole. Noel J. Belcourt Friday, Spm-8pm. WAI ■TERs'"’an T "w ^ - R E TA IL Positions avall- Last seen on August 28, tresses. Ponderoso Is ing shifts. Part and full glitter plaques. Ideal Hartford area, soles of Jr. has been HONOLULU (AP) —’The chairman Charter Oak Street- Year-round time positions are now able. Unique AAlssy-Jr. tor retired woman. person. Interested $300,000 plus. Selling merging the two regulatory systems, decline from a post-Depression re­ deregulation by the Reagan adminis Sycamore Lane area. employment. Must now accepting applica­ Sportwear store look­ elected vice presi­ of the fund insuring commercial bank provided insurance costs were kept tions for all shifts. available. Please (Transportation may applicants apply to; for $23,000. Coll Larry dent at the Connec­ cord topping 200 this year to between tration bankrupted the Federal Sav Answers to Reebok. have clear speaking apply In person at, 119 ing tor assistant man­ be provided). Hours, at-649-5624. deposits says he’s ready to help the separate. He said the FDIC could help Shifts are available for ager and port time ticut Bank and comparable fund for savings institu­ 175 and 200 next year. There are no ings and Loan Insurance Corp. Please helpusfindhim. voice, good writing mothers with school Spencer Street, 7:30-2:30, flexible. 646- thrifts by providing use of its credit. more “megabank failures on the Call 649-7492 after 6. skills and be depend­ AAanchester.______days In our AAanchester 8228, office hours, 8-3. Trust Co. tions — provided there’s no request “We’ve had our troubles, but you children. We also have Parkade Store. Com­ At midyear, 497 of the 3',096 U.S. horizon” next year, he said. know how we got there; as a result of FO UND. Anyone missing able. Call for an inter­ shifts available for PULL time position DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. PERSONNEL As manager of for money involved. a gray and white long petitive salary. Call IIN8TRUCTIDN savings associations were insolvent, Theo H. Pitt Jr., chairman of ill-timed, poorly executed, ill- view, 289^1971, ask high school and college available at automo­ Class II license re­ the Main Street of­ “The FDIC would like to help you in hair, male cat? Has tive lube center. Expe­ 647-8341 and ask for DEPT. while another 408 were losing money. Pioneer Savings Bank in Rocky conceived deregulation,” Pitt said. for Carol Starkes, students. Please apply Nicole.______quired. Dependable TU TD R . Certified, expo- fice in Manchester. any way we can — within limits, of Regulators estimate it will cost $45 been around for sev­ In person a t, 119 rience helpful but will fuel oil delivery,east of 239 SP EN CE R ST. rienced. Special and Belcourt super­ Mount, N.C., and outgoing chairman eral months. Any Infor­ between 3pm-8pm. Spencer Street, train the right person. RN/LPN. Family prac- course,” Federal Deposit Insurance billion to $50 billion to clean up the of the S&L industry’s trade group, “The regulators let some real the river. Experienced regular education. All vises the staff, un­ Corp. Chairman L. William Seidman sharpies slip into the system, high mation, call 643-6600. AAanchester. Hourly plus bonuses. tlce. Part time/tull only. Full time. Insu­ MANCHESTER, CT basic sublects. Child­ mess,■’and the S&Ls say they can’t pay said the organization will fight next Call 647-8997. time. Flexible hours. rance 8i benefits. Coll CSE derwrites loan re­ told delegates to the U.S. League of fliers who looked upon their institu­ Coll Karen, 643-6486. ren 8i Adults In your quests and works for the cleanup without help from year to preserve a separate regula­ 647-9137. home. 649-1870. Savings Institutions' 96th annual Congress. tory system, arguing that it is crucial tions as personal piggy banks to serve to maximize prof­ convention. In contrast, Seidman said the FDIC their own irresponsible, sometime.s its for the bank. He to the American home buyer. ' criminal ends,” he said. In remarks to reporters after his fund, although it will suffer its first Seidman said Americans appear to joined CBT in 1957. speech on Monday, Seidman said, “I loss ever, is sound. It had $16.3 billion Belcourt holds a strongly oppose the banks having to want a separate S&L system and Pitt said the industry has spent $4..'i at the end of September and should government probably will preserve billion in extra payments to its bachelor’s degree pay for the problems of the thrift shrink to between $15 billion and $16 in general business industry” and that banks prefer “to one, but, he said, “I don’t think the insurance fund, can spend no mon' from Boston Uni­ billion by years’s end, before growing world would necessarily come to an than an additional $3 billion, and go it alone” with their own insurance by about $500 million next year, he end if there were no thrifts.” versity, is a gradu­ fund. said. should not be forced to contribute “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday” ate of the Stonier However, he did not rule out Pitt, opening the first day of a more because the crisis was not of it.s School of Banking, Seidman said bank failures should four-day convention, said bungled making. and holds an Amer­ Noel J. Belcourt ican Institute of Banking certificate. He served M ANQ -ESTERH0ND\ 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 as a first lieutenant in the U.S. Air Force. Belcourt serves as a board member of the Your >25 check Is waiting at MANOfSTHtHOhrA If your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell Corp., as HERE TOGETHER FOR YOU! a board member and president of the United YDUNG brown,whlte & INSURANCE. Personal D E N T A L Assistant. Pull PAINTERS with expe­ lines customer service HARVEST. AAoln Street, orange female In Buck­ rience needed. Dwn- time, maximize your Way of Manchester, as a board member and ingham Street, Prin­ representative. Two AAanchester. TIcketron president of the Oak Forest Condominium AAATURE Woman to toke Stars tronsportotlon o must. potential, experience Real Estate ceton Street area. Has Could start Imme- years automobile and lob satisfaction with operator, ticket sales, Association, and as treasurer and vestryman shaved belly from re- core of Infants and home owners. Rating small piver work tor ^McDon^d’s and the Manchester Herald toddlers In exclusive dlotely. 646-7760. personal and profes­ for St. John’s Episcopal Church in Vernon. cent operotlon. 646-1661 Stand experience desirable. sional growth and ful­ le w e lry assembly. day core center. As well as some com­ Good math skills, wil­ H0ME8 Belcourt and his family live in Manchester. L D S T In AAanchester AAondov-Prldoy, 7-1 or but DIL Truck Driver. Expe­ fillment by utilizing CBT is a member company of Bank of New Green vicinity. Small rience not necessary. puter use experience. your warmth and Inter­ ling to train responsi­ 1-6. Starting $5/hour. ble adult. Approxi­ F0R 8ALE England Corp. bob toll tiger cot, white AAust hove Class II Pleasant 16 person of­ personal communica­ The Children's Place, ★ fice In downtown AAan­ mately 35 hours/week. stomach and 4 white lnc„ 643-5535.______license. Full or port tion skills. A well or­ All real estate advertised In « boots. Answers to time. Winter months or chester, two blocks ganized flexible, tun Includes Saturday and from 1-384. Attractive Thursday until 8:30pm. the AAanchester Herald Is Bletchman moves office Stryper. Call 643-8701 SECDND AAon needed for year round. Apply: AA loving person will wel­ sublect ta the Pair Housing evenings or 647-3461 Industrial steam clean­ & AA Dll, Route 6, benefits program. Con­ Coll 649-2908, IQam- Act ot IMS, which mokes It ORDER tact Dorothy at: Hllb, come this challenge In 5:30pm.______- Attorney Robert H. Bletchman has an­ days; ing company. 20-25 Bolton, 649-2871. our *^rapldly growing llleool to advertise any pret- hours per week. 742- ONE FOR Rogal and Hamilton periodontal practice. SEC R ETA R Y. ‘Opening erence, limitation ordlscrlm- nounced that he is moving his law office 6733 coH onytlme. Company of Connecti­ Dur potleqjs appre­ In nice modern office’. Inatlon based on race, color, effective today, to 360 E. Center St. SALES Clerk. 20 hours HomeKeepeii cut for appointment, Needs good typing and rellplon, sex or national IPER8DNAL8 YOUR AD 643-1155. ciate and value our otlgln, or on Intention to Bletchman has been in general practice in per week. 5-9 pm, AAon- Full time position. services and smiles. phone skills and enloy moke onv such preference, Manchester since 1972 and has been active in doy -Frldoy. Apply at Please apply at: mANCHESTER. Plre res- Dur goals are to be the working with people! limitation or discrimination. WANTED. Ride from Solvation Army Thrift TODAY! toratlon company best. It we hove stirred Pleasant environment. many civic causes and organizations. He Central AAanchester Comfort lae The Herald will not know­ served on the Board of Directors for the Eighth Store, 385 Brood Street, When placing 425 Hartford Tpke. looking for a few good up some Interest, we Excellent working con­ ingly accept any advertise­ area to Brolnard Road, AAanchester. people. Holidays and would love to shore ditions. Call tor ap­ ment which Is In violation of Utilities District and was chairman of STEAL Hartford area and re­ your classified ad Vanma, CT benefits. Training pro­ Ideas. Please call pointment! 647-0200. the low. turn. Work hours, 8am- SECRETARY/Receptloi gram. $7 to start, over­ Stop Tampering with the Eighth’s American 871-2432 Soe/AA Elaine at 633-2048, be­ PA INTER S w onted. Liberties, a political action committee. He has 5pm. Call 275-1863 dur­ 1st. Port time position ask for the STAR!! time available. Call of- tween 8-4, AAonday- AAust be experienced, ing work hours. Ask for available with AITon- ter 9om, 64&685S. neat 8i dependable. served as chairman of Manchester’s Human Pratt. Thursday. Ernest B. HELP WANTED chester CPA firm. Gen­ 643-2711 HAIRDRESSER wanted. Spira, DDS and team. Coll AAark at 644-263S Relations Commission, is a past president of eral office skills re­ the Manchester Democratic Club, served on Full or part time. Coll quired. Non-smoker X-RAY Technician. Im­ Tuesday-Soturday, COLUMBIA the board of directors for the Uons Club and the FINANCIAL preferred. Coll John FULL time person mediate AAedIcal Care 742-8017,9-4pm. Village MANUFACTURNB INC. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Little Theatre of Manchester, and was a Kovo at: 646-5528. wanted for quick Center of East Hart­ __ Beauty Shop. IniasOlitB Opanings: trustee of the Lutz Children’s Museum. WAREHDUSE Person, ^ change lubricating ford has a full time We have an immediate opening for an Indi­ ABANDDN the search. opening for a regis­ TMWBldar Bletchman and his wife. Adrienne, live at 90 Thank you for making port time, 12 noon to Nwork. 647-9138. TDDAY'S Lucky CT Ll- vidual interested in joining a dynamic subsi­ 5pm, AAondoy thru Fri­ tered X-Ray Techni­ cense Plate Number Is All Anund M a^lnlit Oxford St. us no.1 tor 41 years. cian. Dur Techs enloy M7 E G V It this Is your The above Hated posi­ diary of a Fortune 500 company. This position Fast, confidential, day. We ore on equal HDRTICULTURAL tions roquira a minimum opportunity employer. AAaIntenance Techni­ working on a rotating 3 plate number, bring .will consist of word processing, typing, cus­ easy mortgages. AAr. cian. Full or part'time day work week. We this ad to Ed Thornton, of 2 years exparianca. AAortgage where Contact Jerry De- tomer contact, telephone work, scheduling, celles, 643-5107. positions to maintain otter a Complete be­ at AAanchester Honda, There are also openings Fewer ‘best’ markets America borrows has tropical plants In local nefit package Includ­ 24 Adams Street, AAan­ for entry level sheet making travel arrangements and other Execit- been a neighborhood DIRECTOR ot YWCA offices. Experience ing a weekend differen­ chester, to collect your metal trainees. WASHINGTON (AP) —A new survey of real tradition helping ho­ Branch, port time. De­ tive Secretarial responsibilities. We are look­ preferred but will tial and a competitive $25. You must bring 49-55 hour week ing for a mature person with excellent com­ estate investment prospects in major cities meowners for 41 years. sign, manage and eval­ train. Flexible hours. starting salary. Inter­ proof of registration. APPLY IN PERSDN says there are fewer “best” markets this year, Please call Conn & uate programs and ser­ Reliable car needed. ested applicants, coll This otter Is void In 165 Route 68 East munication skills and who understands the im­ although Los Angeles, Washington and Boston Conn ot 233-9687. vices tor children In Excellent benefits. 242- Kim at 721-7393, seven days. Columbia, C T portance of confidentiality. 5 or more years of remain the most favorable. AAanchester and sur­ 2554. AAondov-Prlday, 9-4. MONEY rounding towns. Super­ secretarial experience is necessary. The sa­ It said the worst real estate markets are vise Stott and Instruc­ lary is competitive and the benefits are excel­ Houston, Denver and Dallas. FOR SALE tors, develop and lent and company paid. Please send your re­ The report released Monday said New York First, second or third monitor budget. BA/BS In Social Servi­ PRIVATE PARTY sume and salary requirements to; was dropped from the list of “most bullish” mortgages. Construction W E S E L L Box B, c/0 Manchester Herald property markets because it is “just too loans, business loans, ces field plus 5 years Merchandise Ads commercial loans, experience. Salary expensive” to live there. ______MANCHESTER, CT 06040 bankruptcy, good or bad $12,000-$14,000 for 20 EXCITEMENT!! Even Washington and Boston, while remain­ hours per week, lob ing on the list of top prospects, were said to face credit, self-employed, no shore. Excellent benef­ Toyota & Pontiac - Two of the host possible future problems due to their fast­ Income verification, its. Send resume by sellingklli cars in America todayl refinance, bill PRODUCTION WORKERS rising housing costs. November 11,1988 top. Guaranteed income offered to people “Fewer and fewer people can afford to live in consolidation. Call MBE Wilson. YWCA, 78 If you are interested in working in a positive, Financial Service, North AAoln Street, who ore coreor minded, self-motivated motivating work environment, South Windsor or near those centers, and that will take its toll NOW HIRING AAanchester, Connecti­ and hove a dosire to bo moro than on economic expansion,” the report said.. 632-0280-523-2668 cut 06040 AA/EDE ovorago. Metallurgical is the place for you! We will But Real Estate Research Corp. said that * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days train responsible and dependable people with a despite its current problems. New York is “a EXCELLENT STARTING WAGES * Additional Lines 50C Per Line, Per Day previous soles experience very stable work record to operate a variety of premier market that will return to favor as its E A R N $8 P E R H D U R * Classifications 71 thru 87 helpful. equipment in our facility. First shift positions inherent strengths prevail.” * Merchandise Under *250 We hove one of the best compensation run from 7am-3;30pm. We offer excellent The company said its survey was based on U.S. Census Bureau needs Pleldllsters In * Ad must contain price! & training plans cnioiloblo in the in­ company paid medical and dental insurance, *6 ® “ For Closing Hours *5 ““ For All Other Shifts Hartford and Tolland Counties, tor the 1990 retirement plan and paid vacations. If you interviews with 90 real estate investors, You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds dustry. lenders and developers around the country. census. The lobs will last from 4-8 weeks, have at least 1 year of experience in an indust­ • It safd there are fewer “best” markets than starting now and the hours are flexible. due to this low price... Colt Gory Bergron or Bill Botsie at 646- rial environment and are willing to learn and in the past and that “no city or region offers Earn $8 per hour -f 22’/2d per mile tor the 4321 for o personal interview. grow, come talK^vith us. We will be holding in­ good prospects across the board.” EXCELLENT BENEFITS use of private automobile. Reoulrements: terviews starting immediatey. Apply in person U.S. Citizen, and pass a written test. ILYNCH TOYOTA PONTIACi CALL CLASSIFIED If Interested, call The Census Office at: $00 W. CENTER ST. SOUTH WINDSOR ’ Spending up 0.6 percent • Flexible Hours MANCHESTER METALLURGICAL • Crfew Incentives • Insurance Available 203- 644-0634 300 Rye St., South Windsor, CT WASHINGTON (AP) — Construction spend­ Boual Opportunity emplovpr 643“2711 NOW! ing climbed 0.6 percent in September as • Free Meals strength in housing and government building • Profit Sharing • Regular Wage Increases projects offset a decline in office construction, the Commerce Department said today. • Free Uniforms Building activity rose to a seasonally • Vacation Bonus • Advancement Opportunities I^A N C H E S TE R JO B SERVICE... alway raady to aana lob-aaakan and araa amployara at no eharga... adjusted annual rate of $403.4 billion in JOB September following a 0.2 percent decline in Here are some of the many new job openings available this week; August. Construction activity had risen 1 5 Stop^by any of the locations listed below or call 643-2213 SERVICE percent in July. •Excellent opportunity for indi­ •Only 6 months experience re- vidual with degree In Businete •Build up your muaclesi Local Even with the latest increase, construction qulred for machinist opening. •Like tailing? Department store Administration, Accounting or arnployer seeking construction ' Daxtsrity good? Employer aaafc- activity has been .pnodest for the year, Will work from drawings/ haa Immeldata opening for salas- to learn more about the employment opportunities with McDonald’s.* Finance plus 1 year accounting laborers - no exparianca Ing electro-mechanical aaaambl- advancing by only 0.7 percent compared to the eketchee; uae preclalon meeaur- peraon. Qbod pay and excellent experience for Buslneet Manager required. Good pay and fringe era with ability to aoldar/aaaam- first nine months in 1987. Overbuilding of • Lika to deal with the public? ing Inatrumanta, and shop math fringe benefits. position. Excellent pay/benefits. banafits. Die, working from bluaprinta. apartments and offices in earlier years has Local employer seeking experi­ to make calculations. Good oav/ Excellent pay/banefita. depressed activity in 1988. GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD | “ c B o n 5 d ’s enced Customer Service Rep, banafits. '"ctory preferably with printing Industry • Love to work around cara? For September, residential construction poelllon roM 0.7 percent to a seasonally adjusted $195.3 sxperlence. Excellent pay/fringe available for Individual with 3 •Truck driver opening available Immediate opening avallabl^or related paper work. Good n a v ^ benefits. ^ for Individual with Class 2 llcanaa lubrication technician trainee and fringe banafits. P"’’Sfafe oi Connecticut billion, reflecting a 1 percent increase in years experlsnce, Including word Good pay/benefita. construction of single-family homes and a 0.9 ON SATURDAY MORNINGS AT THE FOLLOWING MCDONALD’S LOCATIONS. processing. Very good pay and and 2 years good driving experl- Labor Department percent increase in construction of multifam­ fringe benefits. snea. Will deliver to ratall aatab- 806 Main Street ily units. ■'221.Tolland Tpke. 1261 Burnside Ave. 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette Square llahmants. Good pay/benafita. Manchester, C T Manchester, C T East Hartford, C T Vernon, C T Rockville, C T Manchester. CT 06040 (203) 649-4558 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Nov. 1. 1988 \ H U HOMES [ g J I h o m e s FOR SALE RIR SALE I APARTMENTS I MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT FOR SALE SOUTHERN New Eng­ MANCHESTER. Ansaldl land classifteld ads Built Ranch. Well P 4 : M \ MANCHESTER. Two EIGHT month old water- P um p reach nearly 000,000 maintained Ranch with bedroom, wall to wall bed, $325. Courthouse S o u r note Chiltfs play homes In Connecticut two cor garage, re­ carpeting, appliances, One Gold membership, and Rhode Island. The cently remodeled kit­ heat, dir conditioning. 12',6 months left for price for a basic 25 chen with oak cabinets, ICLEANINS No pets. Clean. 8640per $450. Compared to reg­ Recyc^er bacl recover such claim. has been totally reno­ In two family, central the midnight deadline for Longest showed Bush the leader by’ 7 Spokesman Paul Costello said mocking Dukakis for that same naat with tha Town, at per Extraa Include plan. boths, full lent condition. Coll With the race for the White Johanna Bruder Rov, Pedcrol Order 11244. vated. Newoppllonces, location, I'/i baths, ap­ ■ ITEMS Dove, doys, 646-2789, and DiRosa to resolve the prob­ virtually the same as the 13-point percentage points in the nation’s her fever had eased and she was line. Aaalatont Clark fireplace, basement, 1 cor gar­ pliances, sunken living Bid forma, plana and apecltl- skylights, track light­ evenings, 644-4504. lems the lawyers did not solve. House in its final week. President lead a CBS poll had shown a week ' largest state. improving. “ The liberals now are saying Tha fiduclarv la: age, sliders to deck. room, potlo, basement BANJO with cose onff' cdtiena are available at the ing, new furnace, 1 cor air conditioning, Located In small, quiet Still later, Longest, who had left Reagan was getting in some ago. Dukakis aides contended their 'The Democratic nominee was that they’re on your side,” Carole Belcher General Services' oftica. garage. Adults pre­ Instruction books. Ex­ 1984 FDRD V-8Econollne. Executrix garage. A must to see. washer-dryer, rear complex. $132,900. Long bed. Body good the district meeting, went to campaigning today with a stop on But one voter in five said they own private polls showed the campaigning today in Minneapo­ Reagan said. " I guess they think TOWN OP $13 3 ,9 0 0 Anne Miller ferred. $760 plus utili­ cellent condition. Ask­ 45 Porter Rood deck with view, plus Anne Miller Reol'Est- ties. 649-0311 otter 6 ^ . ' ing $100. Coll Gene, shape. New tires, bot- Lincoln CenteF where the town behalf of the vice president in could still change their minds Democratic presidential nomi­ lis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and that that will make it easier for P.O. Bo xM 7 MANCHESTER, CT. Real Estate, 647-8000.O ote, 647-8000.O East Longmeodow, MA „ R O BE R T B. W EISS, a third full bath In 633-6164. , tery, litters, timing Board of Directors was meeting. Ohio, one of the battlegrounds. before Election Day. The survey nee gaining on his Republican Philadelphia, where he was join­ them to reach their hand around SOUTH WINDSOR. An EAST HA RTFDRD. 2 bed­ chain. Needs engine. 01030 GENERAL MANAGER partially finished rooms, appliances, During a recess, he and DiRosa Before leaving California on was of 1,066 probable voters and rival in battleground states. ing former Democratic candidate and put it in your pocket." 015-11 913-11 excellent buy In this 3 Asking $500 or best veor olid, 7 room Colon- walkout basement. LD T8/U ND wall to wall carpeting. PETS AND otter. 871-7841. conferred in an office. Still later, lol, 1st floor family FDR SALE Adults, security, no SUPPUES w hen' the town directors com­ LEOAL NOTICE room with flrepoloce, 3 Available at pets. $500. Milne Real TOW N OP A N D O V E R Estate, Inc. 528-6573, is n CAMPERS/ pleted their business for the bedrooms, formal din­ FOREST RIDGE MANCHESTER. Ap­ FOR Sole. 2 AKC mole, Dukalds still trails in state Bonnet Junior High ‘voters’ night, the six Democratic direc- ZONI NO BOARD OP APPEALS ing room, 2'/i baths, proved building lot 569-4161. toy poodle pups. $300 or TRAILERS The Zoning Board of Appoola of the Town of Andover. Con. deluxe bullt-lns. Large A 60-unit overlooking golf RDCKVILLE. 1 bedroom best otter. Coll 646-1341. By Judd Everhart E)(CELLENT Condition. a copyright story, today. The poll crats favored Dukakis 69 percent hand Republicans a big win ?•*« n m T " ’’“SIL? Novambar 9,1911, at lot on o cul-de-sac. condominium course In area of exclu­ Includes appliances, See ACCQRD, page 18 The Associated Press was conducted for the Courant by to 16 percent, with 14 percent Town Oftica Building to hoar tho followlno Reduced to $219,900. U heat and hot water, Lokeworth, Florida. community located sive homes. $110,000. MISCELLANEDUS the Institute for Social Inquiry. ssfS'sajzraM i's.'"" '*•"""« a, R Reolty, 6 4 3 -26 92.n Flano Real Estate, 646- porking, modern kit­ East Coast. 12 X 55, 2 undecided. The numbers do not B y Andrew J. D a v is Tuesday at Bennet Junior on 24 beautifully FDR SALE bedroom mobile home. A poll released today shows Bush led Democrat Dukakis. 46 MANCHESTER. Lov­ 5200c chen and both. 1>/2 always add to 100 because of Manchester Herald High School, said Principal landscaped acres, month security. $380- Central olr, Florida TODAY Republican George Bush leading percent to 37 percent, according rounding. ingly renovated 8 ALLIS Chalmers Troc- room. In Adult Pork. Thomas Meisner Jr. 22P • A'/orlonco ot S3 toot front yard It complete with pool, MANCHESTER. Ap­ $495 per month. No Democrat Michael Dukakis by 9 to the telephone poll taken from raaulrad. Lot locotod on Boaton HIM Rood. room, 4 bedroom, 2 tor, left and right plow, P.D. Box 272, Chaplin, Of voters preferring Bush, 16 It was practically a clean The only Democrat to win both, Henry Street Co­ tennis court and proved building lot pets. 872-8095. 9-5, percentage points in Connecticut, Oct. 23 through Sunday . As of Oct. zoned tor 2 family weekdays. snowplow and o bucket Connecticut 06235, or percent based that on his “ expe­ sweep for the Republican was Barbara Kennelly, who is lonial. Features beau­ carport parking. Index and the vice president will swing 16, the figures had shown Bush communlcMIor^ocolvad. Sold appoola or# on tllo In the dwelling. City water, loader. Arlens Roto coll Florida, 407-965- rience” ticket. The only problem for seeking re-election in the 1st tifully refInIshed wood­ Priced at *155,000 MANCHESTER.. Four Tiller, rear tine, swing 0 0 1 3 . ______back into Connecticut, probably leading. 46 percent to 36 percent. Andovor*^^ * BulWInp, School Stroat! work and hardwood sewer, and gos. room Duplex.'' Stove, 24 pRflBB, 2 BBCM o AB the winners was that those who Congressional District against handle. May be seen at Friday, a day after Dukakis The poll also showed Bush On Tuesday. Barbara Bush, floors. St. Charles kit­ Principals Only $125,000. Flano Real refrigerator, garage. cast their ballots were not old Republican Mario Robles Jr. Ootad at Andovor, Connecticut 24 Octebor, 1888. Estate, 646-5200 □ Krause Florist, 621 AU TDSFDR Butlnoft. .22 Lottary. makes his last scheduled.stop in leading the battle for unaffiliated who made stops in Torrington, chen, family room with Call 643-2711, No utilities. $600. 633- Hartford Rood, 643- enough to vote. All the school's 638 students I Novtmbor, 1888. 4189. ______ClMtiflod _ 22-24 Natlon/World_7-9 the state. voters; they favored him over New Milford. Danbury and Stam­ wood stove, new base­ 8:30am-Spm BDLTDN. Approved 9559.______RENT/LEASE Republicans George Bush, were eligible to vote, though 45 ZONING BOARD OP APPEALS ment rec room, 2 cor Comic* _ _ _ 18 Dbltu*rla*__ 2 A week before the presidential Dukakis, 45 percent to 32 percent, ford, said her husband would be ANDOVER, CONNECTICUT building lots from 1-3 STDRRS. 2 bedroom, MANS Sharkskin II wet Lowell P. Weicker jf., Carl were absent Tuesday, Meisner garage, large deck and Ask for acres. Area ot distinc­ FR EE Mileage on low Focus______16 Dpinlon__10-11 election. Bush’s lead over Duka­ with the rest undecided. back in Connecticut on Friday. ^ DONALD L. AYRTON, CHAIRMAN yard, appliances 8, co- suit. Small, excellent Zinsser and Susan Buckno said. much more. $185,000. Mrs. Fromerth tive homes. Flano Real preted. $450. Coll 643- cost auto rentals. Vil­ Food 13-15 Psopla_____ 16 kis in Connecticut is virtually the 649-4468. condition. $150. 643- lage Auto Rental. 643- Republicans favored Bush over Dukakis is to make stops in were declared the winners in a Estate, 646-5200.O 8516. Loc*l/8t*t* Sport*___19-21 same lead he had in mid-October, 4971, otter 5pm. 2979 or 646-7044. Dukakis 85 percent to 8 percent, Bridgeport, Ansonia and Water- mock election held by students See STUDENTS, page 12 ------2-8.12 T*l*vl*lon___ 17 the Hartford Courant reported in with 7 percent undecided; Demo­ bury Thursday evening.