HatirhpHlpr Irralb Newsstand Price; 35 Cents Monday, Nov. 6,1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm C E m p sig n S 19,000 Germans join stampede Outside travel wind down will be allowed fHaurbpfitrr Hrralb Bolton girls win under new law BERLIN (AP) — At least 19,(XX) more East Germans joined COC championship on last day the westward stampede over the V weekend, and the country’s embat­ ff- tled Communist leaders announced — see page 47 By Alex Girelli a new law allowing 30 days a year Manchester Herald of free travel in the West. SPORTS Ballots Also Sunday, a Cabinet minister Candidates for office in called for the resignation of the Manchester’s government were Conununist Party’s ruling Polit­ winding down their campaigns buro. include today with the town’s voters slated The state-run news agency ADN to go the polls tomorrow to decide quoted Culture Minister Hans- who will lead the community. Joachim Hoffmann as saying, “We MHS cops CCC East title questions More than 29,000 voters are need as quickly as possible a new eligible to cast ballots from 6 a.m. to government.” 8 p.m., but experience indicates that In an apparent bid to discourage HARTFORD (AP) — Local of­ about half of them will vote. further exodus to West Germany, ‘Rebuilding’ Indians fices aren’t the only things beings The Democratic Party, which has where East Germans are automati­ decided on T\iesday. Voters in most been in the majority consistently cally granted citizenship, the towns will be asked to decide an since the 1971 election, leads the government promised to ease win on goal by Sardo array of questions, ranging from a Republican Party in voter enroll­ restrictions on foreign travel query on defense spending in New ment, 12,167 to 8,381, but the 8,463 before the year is out. Haven to charter revision and local unaffiliated voters in town hold the Announcing the decision. Inte­ By Len Auster bond questions around the state. balance of power. rior Minister Friedrich Dickel, said The Associated Press Manchester Herald The non-binding New Haven At stake in the election are nine on national television: “We want to question, asking voters if they sup­ give the possibility to all citizens LOOKING FOR WORK — Two East Germans search the help wanted ads as they It was a dark and gloomy and “ugly” when the final seats on the town Board of Direc­ port cuts in defense spending so tors, the board that sets overall town to travel wherever they want rest on their beds in a West German police barracks Sunday. The flood of East Ger­ horn sounded, but as far as Manchester High and Coach more money is available for social without any resuictions.” Bill McCarthy were concerned, the sun was shining policy and determines the annual man refugees continued over the weekend. programs, is the result of work over budget and tax rate. He said all East German citizens brightly. the past year by the city’s Peace Also at stake are six scats on the would be allowed to travel freely would take effect by the year’s tion’s 40-year history, demanding Krenz, has promised major The Indians, who were NOT supposed to defend their Commission. abroad up to 30 days a year. CCC East boys’ soccer championship, did exactly that Board of Education, which oversees end. free elections, freedom of speech reforms, including freer travel, in “It’s basically a message we want Dickel also said said passport Freedom of travel has been a Friday afternoon with a rain-soaked 2-1 victory over the operation of the town’s school and an end to the Communist an effort to staunch the flood of to send,” said Thomas R. Holahan, applications would be handled major demands raised by East Ger­ forty’s so-called “leading role.” South Windsor High at Memorial Field. system. refugees that is sapping ^ t Ger­ chairman of the Peace Commission. Besides picking those elected of­ within 30 days with urgent cases mans who have taken to the streets "Last year we were expected (to win the champion­ To keep up the pressure, pro­ many’s labor force of skilled “It allows (voters) to make a state­ ficials along with a town clerk, town settled in three days or less. And by the hundreds of thousands over ship). This year it was said we were rebuilding, so this is democracy activists said they young workers. ment.” he indicated that illegal stays in the the past month to protest decades really a sweet championship because we mostly had treasurer, and constables, the voters planned another rally tonight in Since August, more than 70,(KX) If voters overwhelmingly say of authoritarian rule. sophomores and juniors with just a sprinkling of will decide whether the town should West would be decriminalized. Leipzig, where huge Monday night East Germans have fled to West ‘Yes’ to the question, the results will borrow up to $13 million to finance About 1 million people took to protest marches are fast becoming seniors,” McCarthy, in his 10th year, said. He said details of the new law Germany through Hungary and via be forwarded to the state’s congres­ the streets of East Berlin on Satur- Sophomore Brian Sardo, who was in the lineup the alterations to Lincoln Center and the would be published in the a ritual. West Germany’s embassies in sional delegation and other political . day in the largest protest in thc.na- The country’s new leader, Egon second half after starting midfielder Justin Dieterle went Municipal Building and an addition country’s media today and it Prague and Warsaw. leaders. “That’s a message that the to the Municipal Building desi^'Cd down with an ankle injury, got the game-winner with just decision-makers can’t avoid,” to provide space for town office over 11 minutes left. Holahan said. operations for several decades. An indirect by Corey Craft came flying out to Sardo, Another commission member, The question appears at the top of and he volleyed it home from about 10 yards out. It was Richard Lyons, said that “simply by the voting machines and is the only just Sardo’s second goal of the year. asking the question, you create a Court upholds bar on male guests referendum question on the ballot. “Someone hit it off the goalie’s chest. He tried to kind of awareness” about defense Voters can vote for any six of the punch it, but he shanked it and came right to me. I just Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald spending and social issues. 12 candidates for the Board of popped it in. I was at the right place at the right time,” a “I sec this as a way of recognizing Directors. The nine getting the most WASHINGTON (AP) — A children live with her and the father lo’s visits with the children, and he The Rhode Island Supreme Court smiling Sardo said in the hallway outside the team’s HEADING FOR HOME — East Catholic’s Chris Ray, left, heads for the finish ahead of public support for the peace move­ votes will be elected and no more lYovidence, R.L, woman threatened has visitation privileges. barred Mrs. I^rrillo “from allowing upheld Goldberg’s order last March, saying “We cannot fault lockerroom. New Britain’s Louis Sanabria to take the State Open individual championship Friday at ment and the realignment of how we than six of them can be of the same with jail if she lets her boyfriend Mrs. Parrillo said her ex-husband any unrelated males to stay over- “We tell the kids the start of the year everyone is im­ spend our money. It’s our hope that stay overnight while her children are began to harass her when he learned n i^ t” when the children are home. (Goldberg’s) actions. We see no portant,” McCarthy said of Sardo’s heroics. Sardo did Wickham Park. Ray’s winning time was 16:13. party. it’s the beginning of something that This year’s campaign has been a in the house lost a Supreme Court she was dating Joseph DiPippo. She The penalty for violating his order great constitutional issue in this con­ not play in the Indians’ last game, that Wednesday will bring about great awareness,” hotly fought contest, with appeal today. asked for a court order limiting Par- is a $5(X) fine and up to one year in troversy.” against East Hartford. said Lyons, who is also a member of Republicans attacking the record of 'The justices, without comment, rillo’s visitation rights, requiring jail. Lawyers for Mrs. l^ illo said Craft, one of four senior starters with the Indians who the Board of Aldermen. the Democratic majority, chiefly the let stand a ruling that Carla Rarril- him to see the children at specific Permitting DiPippo to stay over­ Goldberg’s order was based on a finish at 11-3-2 heading into postseason play, said he East Catholic’s Ray runs race The question asks whether cuts failure of an attempt to conduct a tax lo’s rights were not violated by a times away from the home. night with Mrs. P ^ llo is not “a presumption, without any evidence, knew Manchester could repeat. should be made in the defense revaluation with town personnel, judge’s order restricting her having Parrillo countered by asking a suitable arrangement for the that allowing DiPippo to stay over­ “I thought we could (win it again),” Craft said.