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Video-rental Strike cuts picture shows carpenters chains gaining at mall site Bv Nancv Concelman lianrbratrr Hrralb MHS nine falls Manchester Herald By Nancy Concelman Competition among a growing number of video Manchester Herald rental .stores in Manchester and nationwide is of tie for first becoming more like David vs. Goliath as large About 20 carpenters at the Pavilions at Buckland chains infiltrate a market that has been Hills did not show up for work today after Hartford dominated by individually owned stores, experts area union carpenters voted over the weekend to say. strike, a spoke.sman for Local 43 of the United see page 46 When New England Video at 841 Main St. opened SPORTS Brotherhood of Carpenters & Joiners of America /" f five or six years ago it was one of about three said today. .stores in town, manager Jeff Baskin said. Now there are 11 video rental stores in Manchester, Members of Local 43, who have been working four of which are on Main Street. without a contract for more than a month, voted “ The trend I think now is the bigger chains are 304-74 Saturday to walk off the job. coming in,” Baskin .said. Repinald Pinto/Manchester Herald The strike affects carpenters working on Sherri Hill, director of public relations for the BIG SELECTION — Magic Video important to customers, local store buildings for contractors or subcontractors that are Video Software Dealers Association of Marlton. Superstore manager Joan McKeever members of the Association of General Contractors owners say, but convenience and of Connecticut, Local 43 Agent Bob Loubier said N.J., said the number of members who attend the helps put away one of the 10,000 customer service are key. organization’s annual conventions has increased today. The vote does not apply to carpenters CANADIENS TAKE 2-1 LEAD videotapes the store carries. Variety is working on road projects, he said. from more than 200 in 1982 to more than 13,000 last By Ralph Bernstein year The association serves dealers in primarily Loubier said the Pavilions at Buckland Hills is the The Associated Press the United States and Canada. Hill said. only project in Manchester affected by the strike. Members also include “ rack jobbers,” which But Charles Gleisner, senior construction man­ PH ILAD ELPH IA — Shayne Corson and Bob are video stores within other stores, she said. Movie prices just keep ciimbing ager for the Homart Development Co. of Chicago, Gainey scored less than three minutes apart early in There are three supermarkets as well as several the mall developer, said this morning he believed the second period as the Montreal Canadians took a convenience stores in Manchester that rent In Manchester, the number of video-rental $14.95 membership plus two free rentals. $2.50 everyone had shown up for work. 2-1 lead in the Wales Conference finals Friday night videos. stores has nearly tripled in four to five years. per movie for one night. 3,500 to 4,000 movies. “ At this point there is no strike,” Gleisner said. with a 5-1 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers. The video-rental business shows little sign of Nationwide, the number of videotape dealers has New England Video, 841 Main St. — $19.95 “ We see that it might be a possibility. In the With the Canadians leading 1-0 on Guy Carbon- slowing. Hill said. There are as many new stores more than quintupled. membership plus six free rentals, but has had meantime we’ve got some tentative plans to neau’s goal late in the first period, Corson was left opening as there are stores that fail. With all this competition among stores, price free membership specials $2 per movie for one accommodate this.” alone during a power play and steered Eric But without an established clientele, new stores wars are inevitable, right? night. More than 5.000 movies. Gleisner refused to elaborate on plans, but said Desjardins’ centering pass into an empty net at may feel the competition from larger chains more Wrong. Homart may have to bring extra workers in to keep 3:14. Free memberships than do mom-and-pop stores that have been “ As new stores open up the prices go up and the project on schedule. The mall is .scheduled to Gainey, the Canadians’ captain, scored his first around for a number of years, she said. up.” said Jeff Baskin, manager of New England Blockbuster Video, 408 W. Middle Turnpike — open next spring. goal of the playoffs at 6:11, breaking behind the “The family-owned stores are feeling the Video at 841 Main St. Free membership with identification and major “ We’d do whatever we have to to be sure the defense and flipping Chris Chelios’ pass from the pressure from the bigger chains,” Hill said. "But For now. competition has kept rental prices at credit card: $3 without credit card. $3 per movie schedule is not affected,” Gleisner said. “ It’sa little right boards over goaltender Ken Wregget for a 3-0 bigger is not necessarily better.” $2 or $2.50 per movie at most video stores. But for three nights. About 10.000 movies. premature at this point to do anything.” lead. store owners and managers say wholesale prices Dairy Mart, 204 Hartford Road — No Ix)cal store owners and managers who have Contractors and subcontractors for the mall for movies have risen over the years and will membership: must have driver’s license. One See CANADIENS. page 44 survived increasing competition over the years project reported that a total of about 13 or 14 probably continue to go up. free rental a month. Monday through Thursday. said size and price is secondary to location and carpenters were on strike today. The following is a list of some of the places in 99 cents per movie for one night. Friday through customer relations in importance. Mark Hashway, project manager for Dimeo Manchester that rent movies, the membership Sunday. $1.99 per movie for one night. 200 Construction Co. of Providence, R.I.. said six Mo.st of the rental stores in Manchester charge fees, the cost per rental and number of tapes in movies. Boyd needs $2 to $2.50 to rent a film for one night. Some have carpenters not show up for work today. They work stock. Many stores offer membership or rental Heartland Food Store. 1046 Tolland Turnpike half-price specials on certain days. Many also rent for Dimeo’s subcontractors. Titan Roofing of specials. — Monday through Wednesday. $1 per movie for Nintendo computer game tapes for $2.50 to $3 a Massachussets and Waterbury Concrete Founda­ two nights. Thursday through Sunday. $1 99 for night. tions Inc., Hashway said. new delivery Paid memberships two nights. 2,000 movies. Hashway said his firm has not tried to bring in replacements. See VIDEOS, page 10 Eastern Video, 534B E. Middle Turnpike — See PRICES, page 10 BOSTON (A P ) — Dennis “ Oil Can” Boyd’s career See STRIKE, page 10 may be in jeopardy unless the Boston develops a new delivery. Dr. Arthur Pappas talked about Boyd’s condition and possible future while the 29-year-old right­ hander continued treatment at University of Fiscal woes crowd full agenda in General Assembly Massachusetts Medical Center in Worcester for a blood clot near his right shoulder. By Peter Vlles Assembly deals with the thorniest cant opposition from businesses Related stories on page 5 target for a growing number of an increase in the state sales tax, “ One of the things we’ll discuss is his mechanics, The Associated Press issue of all: raising taxes and amendments that could weaken and will face a gauntlet of hostile a surprise move that forced the whether he should throw sidearm or underhand as a balancing the state budget. the bill. amendments. The proposed collapse of the Finance Commit­ submarineballer,” Pappas said. “ That could make HARTFORD — As the General The Legislative Commission­ member is the so-called mini tax As written, the bill would give changes could cut the leave tee’s negotiations on a tax pack­ a difference.” Assembly session enters its final er’s Office has drafted about 1,400 package, which boosted taxes by private-sector workers the option period down to 16 weeks, exempt age to balance next year’s Boyd. 6 feet 1 inch and 160 pounds, has thrown month, a growing pile of bills bills so far this session, and $95 million starting April 1 to of taking up to 24 weeks of unpaid smaller companies, limit the budget. overhand since moving through the Boston farm awaits action, including a prop­ almost 600 have made it out of erase this year’s defict. Most of leave in a two-year period. number of workers who can take The Assembly has effectively system and joining the Red Sox in 1984. However, osal to give parents unpaid committee and onto the House the other new laws are non- During the leave, workers would leave at the same time, and scrapped the state’s current after undergoing shoulder surgery in August 1987 vacations to spend with their and Senate agendas, according to controversial, the governmental still be covered by company penalize workers who don’t re­ system of setting hospital rates, and suffering two blood clots near his right shoulder children and the challenge of LCO Director Norma Kloten. equivalents of housecleaning. health insurance policies. The turn from their leaves. but has yet to devise a new Iasi summer, he began throwing three-quarters creating a new hospital rate­ Of those, 75 have passed both The most sweeping labor bill policy would be phased in and The bill also faces a considera­ system. After weeks of lobbying, occasionally in . setting system. the Senate and the House and this session. Senate President would eventually apply to all ble political hurdle. Many House the Public Health Committee Pappas said that vascular surgeons and hematol­ • t ( But those bills and countless been signed into law by Gov. Pro Tern John Larson’s parental companies with 25 or more Democrats are still upset that voted down a plan to tinker with ogists also will be consulted regarding the others have been relegated to the William A. O’Neill. The law most leave bill, has been languishing in employees. Larson, a Democrat from East recurrence of the blood clots. back of the agenda as the Connecticut residents will re- the House for days, a sitting However, the bill faces signifi­ Hartford, unilaterally ruled out See AGENDA, page 10 Boyd, 2-1 this year and 59-55 career, pitched seven in a 13-6 victory at Minnesota Monday night. After complaining of pain in his pitching arm and numbness in his hand, he flew home from Chicago Board to get Wednesday night. Soviet journalist An angiogram detected the blood clot Thursday and Boyd was hospitalized immediately for enzyme treatment to dissolve it. works at Herald budget list “ It’s a tough blow for Oil Can,” Boston manager ^ 4> Joe Morgan said. “ This is something we just don’t Soviet journalist Sergo Kukhianidze will be spending this week working at the Manchester Bv Andrew J. Davis know about. We never knew whether the clot would Manchester Herald ecome back because we don’t know what caused it in Herald as part of a three-month exchange the first place.” sponsored by the New England Society of Newspaper Editors and the Union of Soviet School Superintendent James P. Kennedy will Boyd was placed on the 21-day disabled list, present his budget-cutting proposal to the school Journalists. effected May 2. board tonight. AP photo Kukhianidze. 26, is a reporter in the interna­ Morgan said that Mike Smithson will move from Last week, the Board of Directors told the school — Montreal goalie Patrick Roy tional section of Moskovskaya Pravda, Moscow’s the bullpen into Boyd’s spot in the rotation. Prince Of Wales Conference final Friday board to reduce its budget from $40,533,328 to morning daily. He arrived in the United States on Replacing Smithson in the bullpen will be makes a first-period save against the $40,408,328, a cut of $125,000. night in Philadelphia. The Canadiens April 12 and has been working at the Cape Cod 32-year-old left-hander Joe Price. Philadelphia Flyers in Game 3 of their won, 5-1. The school board will meet tonight at 7:30 at 45 Times in Hyannis, Mass. North School St. to consider Kennedy’s proposal. Kukhianidze worked with Manchester Herald Kennedy could not be reached for comment this reporter Andrew Yurkovsky when Yurkovsky was morning. Last week, he said the budget could be in W s c o w at Moskovskaya Pravda this winter as reduced by giving fewer hours to some teachers who one of two American participants under the same are called back from layoffs Fourteen teachers were given layoff notices last This is Kukhianidze’s first visit to the United month, but Assistant Superintendent Wilson E. States, but he said that it seems like he’s been here Deakin Jr. has said that many of the teachers may b6for6 be rehired after resignations and retirements are “ When I came here I didn’t feel culture shock,” announced. Last year, 13 teachers were given layoff he said. “ I felt something like the deja vu effect, notices and all but one was asked to return, he has because I had read a lot about the United States in Recilnsld Pinto/Manchester Herald said. the Soviet Union.” School board members Gloria D. DellaF'era and After his week at the Herald, Kukhianidze will SOVIET VISITOR — Sergo Kukhia­ speaks with Penny M. Sieffert, publisher Susan L. Perkins said today they wanted to reserve continue to work at the Cape Cod Times. While in nidze, a reporter for Moskovskaya of the Manchester Herald, during a tour comment on the budget until listening to Kennedy’s See VISITOR, page 10 Pravda, Moscow's morning daily, of the press room today. See BUDGET, page 10 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 8, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, May 8. 1989 — 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE New reading About Town Police Roundup SAT worthwhile but not vital, plan praised Depression discussed Man held on gun charges in Coventry educators tell their students A Depression Anonymous, a support group for those Police arrested a Hartford man early Saturday on suffering from depression, meets every Tuesday at charges he had a loaded .4.5-caliber pistol in his car. By Jacqueline Bennett By Andrew J. Davis one factor in determ ining June Krisch. guidance counse­ 6:30 pm . in the Lowe Program Center of Police said the gun is believed to have been stolen Manchester Herald Manchester Herald whether a student should go to lor at Bolton High School, agreed Manchester Community College. Room 242. The from a Canton .store la.st month. college. with Frost. She said students group follows the 12-step program modeled after Samuel Sturges, .34. was charged with theft of a COVENTRY — Don’t just read The Scholastic Aptitude Test is ”I think it’s a worthwhile lest . should realize a good high school Alcoholics Anonymous. No dues or fees. For more firearm by po.ssession, carrying a weapon in a this sentence. Think about it. a worthwhie test, even though but only as a supporting docu­ average is more important. .some colleges and universities ment.” he said. ”I think any “They are important (but) A information, call Marie B.. 644-9046. motor vehicle, carrying a pistol without a permit, That is the main thru.st behind and criminal possession of a firearm by a convicted the new approach to the teaching place too much emphasis on it. college that puts a major empha­ they’re ju.st part of the whole felon, police said. of reading being implemented in said David Frost, guidance de­ sis on it, that’s a disservice.” picture.” she said. ”It’s supposed Church to hoid lecture Police said a vehicle that Sturges was driving the town’s two elementary partment director at Manchester Frost said the test should not be to be a predictor of success at northbound on Oakland Street was seen swerving High School. the only factor because he knows college. I personally think the Members of First Church of Christ Scientist are schools along with a new series of across the double yellow lines. Police stopped On Saturday, more than 13,900 of many students who do well on high school record is more sponsoring a free Christian Science lecture, “A New reading books. Sturges on Doming Street and searched the car. state high school students took the test but do poorly in school important.” Century; A Timeless Christian Science,” Tuesday “The D. C. Heath reading They said they found a brown bag containing seven the college-entrance test, accord­ and students who don’t do well on But even so, students still are from 8 to 9 p.m. at First Church of Christ. 447 N. series emphasizes comprehen­ 45-caliber bullets and a fully loaded ,45-ealiberColt sion through a wholistic approach ing to a press release from the it but are good students. nervous about taking the test, Main St. The lecturer, Marion Sheldon Pierpont of College Board, the test’s New In 1988, the average verbal said Krisch. ’’For the kids, it Des Moines, Idaho, will examine what an pistol on the floor of the car, police said. to reading,” Jane Jaaskela. a Sturges was also charged with operating under reading consultant at G.H. Ro­ York distributor. More than score for MHS was 443. seven looms big.” she said understanding of God has provided for every 390,000 students across the coun­ points higher than the state In 1988, ,59 Bolton High students, generation and how Christian Science will meet the the influence, possession of cocaine and possession bertson School, said in an inter­ of drug paraphernalia. Police said they found a try will take the test this month. average. The math score of 479 or 73 percent of the class, took the Y view following a regular meeting priorities of the 21st century. The public is invited to The SAT is a two-part , multiple- plastic bag containing cocaine residue in Sturges’ of the Board of Education last also was seven points higher than test, said Krisch. Students score the lecture. the state average. shirt pocket, police said. week at Capt. Nathan Hale choice college-entrance exami­ an average of 436 on the verbal It is believed the pi.stol is one of several reported School. nation with the verbal and math In 1987, MHS scored 4,52 on the section and 478 on the math sections scored on a scale of 200 to verbal and 480 on the math, said Red Cross needs volunteers stolen from the Canton Shooting Center April 16, Jaaskela and Annette Murphy, section, she said. 800. police said. the reading consultant at Coven­ Frost . There were 302 students, or In 1987. 43 students, more than It was not known today how 66 percent of the class, taking the 60 percent of the class, took the The Connecticut Valley East, greater Hartford Sturges was being held on a $5,000 bond and was try Grammar School, explained many Manchester students took test in 1988 compared to 452 test. The verbal mean score was chapter. American Red Cross, will be holding scheduled to be presented in court today. the new reading book series to the the test students, or 63percent, in 1987. he 448, while the math score was 473. orientation sessions for Lay Volunteers Wednesday, board. It was approved by the For years, the test has caused said. she said. May 17, from 10 to noon and from 7 to 9 p.m. at 20 board that night, on the recom­ headaches for many college- Hartford Road. No medical experience is neces­ mendation of Jaaskela and Youths face drug charges bound students who worry that sary. Volunteers will be trained as donor registrars, Murphy. the test will make or break their temperature takers, runner-escorts, observers and Two East Hartford residents were arrested The series will be implemented chance of getting into the college refreshment servers. Volunteers are needed for Thursday on drug charges after police stopped them in grades kindergarten through of their choice. Also, the test has blood drives on evenings weekdays and weekends. for not wearing their seat belts, police said. grade 4 at Robertson next fall and come under criticism in recent Call 643-5111 to register. Donald D. Nadeau. 18, of 98 Huckleberry Road, grades kindergarten grade 2 at years for being biased against and Mauricio Barrientos, 16, of 812 Brewer St., were CGS. Due to lack of funds, it will women and minorities. / each charged with possession of less than four not be implemented in all grades. In a press release, the College s t R x n c t ounces of marijuana and possession of drug K-4. at CGS until the fall of 1990. Country blessing fair set Board denies the test is biased. Reginald Plnto/Mancheater Herald paraphernalia. Currently the schools use series Despite the criticism. Frost Police stopped a car in which Nadeau and about 10 or more years old. The Wapping Community Church Women are MOUTHWATERING — Leo J. Barrett Rotary Club. They are co-chairmen of said the SAT is useful but only as the io»e pleased to announce a Country Blessings Fair which Barrientos were riding near the intersection of according to Jaaskela. will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. to3p.m. at Five looks ready to dive into the pancakes the event, which will be from 8 a.m. to Center Street and Love Lane as part of the seat-belt This will be the first time the Corners in South Windsor. Featured will be the offered by Dick Ledbetter as they noon on Sunday at the Manchester enforcement program, police said. two schools will be using the same advartlaamant Heritage Crafters Shoppe, where there will be many discuss the Mother’s Day Pancake Country Club. Meals are $3 for adults, When Nadeau rolled down his window, police series at the same time. ”I ’m handcrafted items. There will also be baked goods, Breakfast, sponsored by the Manchester $1.50 for children 12 and under. smelled marijuana, police said. delighted both schools are headed Retinol Beats Time plants, used books, toys and previously owned Police searched the car and found a cigarette case in the same direction — it’s a treasures. The public is invited to attend. and a pipe which contained suspected marijuana, positive move.” board Chairman police said. Lawrence Mickel said. The key to Obituaries Both youths were released on a $.500 bond and are According to Murphy, the D C. ‘Older Adults’ set meeting scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Court Heath 1989 basal reading series eternal youth Wednesday. was chosen out by a committee ■ lIMOUSINtS Besides her husband, she is Manchester Community College Older Adult Walter Arnold two sons, Randy L. Campany of including she, Jaaskela. teachers 311 MAIN STREET survived by two daughters and Association May event will be held Wednesday. May Walter Arnold, 87, of Bloom­ Bloomfield and Scott A. Campany and administrators because it MANCHESTER, CT 06040 sons-in-law, Eunice and Joseph NEW YORK. 5/7/89 - There 17 in the program center of the Lowe Building. field, husband of the late Gula of Manchester; four brothers, offers large colorful texts of TELEPHONE (203) 643-1211 Carpentiere, of West Hartford, Public Meetings are two factors which age the ICC sDOi >uiHom/to There will be a business meeting and election of (Hemming) Arnold, died Friday Floyd Campany of Copenhagen, ’’high quality literature.” The and Barbara and Robert Buckley skin - time and sun. The officersat 11 a.m. At ll:30a.m , Roland Chirico, and (May 5, 1989) at home. N.Y., Bernard Campany of Whi- texts style she said is part of the of Hartford; a sister, Natalia problem of wrinkles has long Charles Gigliotti, instructors at MCC will present He was born in Pomfret and he tesboro, N.Y., Glenn Campany of new philosophy in the field to Garrone of Manchester; two been the subject of .scientific easy listening music. A buffet lunch will be served at lived in Bloomfield for 30 years. Belleview, Fla., and Clarence Meetings scheduled tonight: stimulate reading by making it granddaughtefs and their hus­ noon, and at 1:30 p.m. the Manchester Sunshine He worked for many years in a Campany of Carthage, N.Y.; a more interesting and relevant to attention but has now been bands, Erin and Steven Cannata Group, composed of 12 local singers and instrumen­ family painting and decorating sister, Esther Branche of Water- other forms of reading, like other resrilved, perhaps once and for of Canton, and Maura and Harry talists, will entertain with familiar songs. At 2:30 business. He was a member of town, N.Y.; and three kinds of books, newspapers and all, thanks to the efforts of Prof, Bellucci of Hartford; and many Manchester p.m. Curtis R. Clark, magician-entertainer, will South Congregational Church, grandchildren. magazines. .lohn Voorhees. This dedicated nieces and nephews. work magic. Registration fee is $13 per person. For Hartford, since 1922, and was A memorial service was held Board of Education. 45 N. School St., 7:30 p.m. “ We’re going back to good American has demonstrated The funerai was today from the more information, call 647-6135. senior deacon emeritus. He was Sunday in the chapel of the Permanent Memorial Day Committee, Lincoln literature,” Murphy said. She Fisette-Batzner Funeral Home, the anti-wrinkle potential of a formerly senior deacon for 27 Carmon Windsor Funeral Home. Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. added that there had been con­ 20 Sisson Ave., Hartford, followed retinoid. particularly years, and formerly superintend­ 807 Bloomfield Ave., Windsor, cern among educators that the by a Mass of Christian burial in transretinoic acid (JAM A. ent of the church’s Sunday with the Rev. Eugene Mitchell Andover “ watered down” basal books, Israeli Independence noted St. Mary’s Church, Newington. Jan 22. 1988). School. officiating. Private burial took books written less like literature, Patrick Flynn/Manchsster Herald HZCSLJLITS FASKmuecx Burial was in Rose Hill Memorial Wetlands Commission, fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. A feast of Israeli food will follow a community He is survived by three broth­ place at Mountain View Ceme­ were contributing to the falling of celebration of Israeli Independence Day on tery, Bloomfield. Park, Rocky Hill. verbal Scholastic Aptitude Tests. It has subsequently become ers, Edward Arnold of East Bolton FLOWER POWER — Brian Steely of South Windsor Tuesday Only Wednesday at 7 p.m. The event is to be held at Hartford, Henry Arnold of Man­ Along with the new books waters plants in the greenhouse at Botticello Farms on widely known in Europe that Emanuel Synagogue, 160 Mohegan Drive, West Dorothy M. Holmes comes a fresh approach to the chester and Thomas Arnold of Public Building Commission, fireplace room, 7:30 Hillstown Road. K o r f f . a multinational Hartford. There will be entertainment, folk Wethersfield; two sisters-in-law, Dorothy M. Holmes, 61, of 166 LeRoy B. Michaud p.rti. teaching of reading that class­ company, selling through From Our Meat Dept. dancing, and music by the GEVATRON, or Kibbutz room teachers will learn in Mrs. Ruth Arnold of West Hart­ Bond St., Hartford, wife of LeRoy B. Michaud, 44, of 26 pharmacies has in recent t/SDA CHOICE Folk Singers of Israel. Tickets are $5 general, $3 for ford and Mrs. Louise Granger of William Holmes, died Friday Knox St., Manchester, died Coventry workshops over the next year, m o n t h s been pro d u c i n g a children, students and senior citizens. There will be Hartford; and several nieces and (May 5, 1989) at home. Thursday (May 4, 1989) at Hart­ Jaaskela said. cosmetic known as Anti-Age Spring Lamb Legs...... *1.99 '/lb. an additional charge for food. For more informa­ Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office “Yes, teachers are still the key nephews. She was born in and lived in ford Hospital. Building. 7:30 p.m. Conversation Retard, with retinol as the tion, call 236-4571. The funeral will be Tuesday at Hartford all of her life. She was He was born in Portland, — teachers will make the differ­ Finance Committee. Town Office Building, 7:30 ence ultimately in using this active ingredient, which visibly 10 a.m. at South Congregational employed for many years by the Maine, and had lived in Manches­ p.m. reduces the number and depth From Our Deli Dept. Church, 227 Main St., Hartford, Sunshine Laundry and was a ter for the past 16 years. He was material and how it is used,” said of wrinkles. KRAKUSIMPORTED with the Rev. Dr. John Elmore member of St. Augustine Church, employed by Pratt & Whitney, Jaaskela. Honor Roll “The strategy is to stress and the Rev. Raymond Clarke Hartford. East Hartford, for the past 11 Boiled ...... *2.99'/lb. officiating. Burial will be in Besides her husband, she years. For many years, he was in Capitol Calendar reading and meaning, to think Although retinol belongs to the Cedar Hill Cemetery, Hartford. leaves four sisters, Julie Gochee the Machinists Union, Local 1746, about what you are reading.” retinoid family, it differs from There are no calling hours. of Vernon, Annie Lucey of Mans­ as a senior steward and was on says Jaaskela. transretinoic acid as it is an From Our Own Bakery Klngsv\(ood-Oxford School The strategy involves three Memorial donations may be field. Caroline Corliss of Man­ the shop committee. He was a alcohol and does not cause FRESH BAKED HARTFORD (AP) — The following is the steps — think ahead, think while Nine Manchester students have been named to the made to the South Congregational chester and Leona Davenport in U.S. Army veteran of the Viet­ schedule of legislative committee meetings (CM) redness and irritation. This honor roll for the winter terms at the Kingswood- Church. The James T. Pratt South Carolina; and several nam War. reading and think back. formula can also be found in Hard R olls...... 990-Adoz. and public hearings (PH) this week at the Capitol She noted also the new texts and Oxford Upper School in We.st Hartford. Funeral Service, Wethersfield, is nieces and nephews; grandnieces He is survived by his wife, and the Legislative Office Building. American pharmacies in two approach are correlated to the They are Donimick Alcid of 332 Woodland St.. in charge of arrangements. and nephews. Shirley (Zenuik) Michaud of The schedule is frequently updated during the versions: skin age 25 to 35, and Janet Burke of 43 Richard Road. Meghan Burns of state mastery tests. The funeral was today from the Manchester; a stepson, Bruce week, and information is available by calling the 35 and over. 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 94 Highwood Drive. Alisa Dashefsky of 145 Kent Harland G. Campany Talarski Maple Hill Chapels, 380 Ela of Conway. N.H.; a step­ Legislative Management Committee, 240-0100. Drive, Jad DeQuattro of 123 Boulder Road, Stacey Maple Ave., Hartford, followed daughter, Evette Smith of Can­ In the case of public hearings, the first hour is Starts with listening... Would you like some help? Epstein of 63 Woodstock Drive, Bethany Levy of 248 Harland G. Campany, 69, of by a Mass of Christian burial in terbury; his mother, Barbara reserved for testimony from legislators and agency Boy, 2, saved Kennedy Road, Alex Maderazo and Alicia Made- Bloomfield, husband of Helen St. Augustine’s Church, Hartford. (Sousa) Michaud of Manchester; heads. The public is then permitted to speak. Call today to schedule your FREE HEARING TEST razo of 78 Blue Ridge Drive. (Murdock) Campany, died Burial was in Rose Hill Memorial three brothers, William Michaud Room numbers are in the Legislative Office from drowning Thursday (May 4, 1989) at Mount Park, Rocky Hill. of Hartford, Henry Michaud Jr. of Building, unless otherwi.se noted. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Manchester and Ted Michaud of Today HARTFORD (AP) - A 2-year- IllllHChR AGNM (sllll He was born in Lowville, N.Y., East Hartford; and two sisters, ^E 'slative Program Review and Investigations, I ' C O M P A N Y Lottery Emilia N. Merlone old Winsted boy has been re­ COMPANY son of the late George and Albina Sharon Fontana, and Debbie PH, 7 p.m., Roger Ludlow Community Center A Full Service H cartnf AM Center (Laribeee) Campany. He lived in Emilia N. Merlone. 92, of Michaud, both of Enfield. Ludlow. leased from Hartford Hospital Carthage, N.Y., before moving to Hartford, wife of Adolfo Merlone, The funeral will be Tuesday at ’Tuesday after he was pulled from a pond 151 TALCOTTVILLE ROAD, ROUTE 83, VERNON 872-1118 Winning numbers drawn Saturday in New Bloomfield 23 years ago. He was a died Friday (May 5, 1989) at 8:15 a.m. from the Callahan Appropriations, CM, 9 a m.. 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Cardinal Bus Co., Bloomfield. employed by United Technolo­ Mary’s Cemetery, East Hartford. House session, 10 a m. Saturday with his 3-year-old T O M O M Rhode Island daily: 0656. Besides his wife, he leaves a gies Corp., East Hartford, for Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Friday cousin. Wainman’s uncles, Ar­ hive Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 7, 9, II, 24, 25. daughter, Donna Coy of Windsor; many years. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. House session, 10 a m. (tentative) turo and Eduardo Macias, who CA‘lebrate Her S[H>cial Dav with clesHcrt from 1 live near the pond, had left the TcOic boys playing in a nearby barn. He Car Washes was released Sunday. Clas sic Cakes & Pastries Weather VaUd At Hartford Road Only Valid At Broad Street Only iianrhpfitpr Upralft IMotiicrs Day Classic "Sweels” Assurtmciil Divers find •featuring Chocolate Dipped Strawberries Clearing tonight USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 186 REGIONAL WEATHER body at dam •Miniature Chocolate Eclairs Save $ 2 .0 0 !!! Save $ 3 .0 0 !!! 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High th l^ A * * '* ' • momber ol Tha AssoclauJd Press The spillway releases the over­ '^0196^ Aocu kK the Audit Bureau ol Circulations, the New Enni.nH p ’ flow of the Metropolitan District Any Other Coupon Or Promotion Any Other Coupon Or Promotion 55 to 60. Outlook Wednesday, Today’s weather picture was drawn by Sara Toomey, 9, a As«»latlon and tha New England Newspaper AsSSiutlon Priced For Average Sized Car Priced For Average Sired Car cloudy with a chance of rain. fourth-grader at Waddell School. Water Bureau’s Barkhamsted Reservoir into the lake 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 8. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 8, 1989 - 5 Rising heaith costs Leaders meeting on budget, Legislators are scrambling give momentum to then going to rank and file for on-time adjournment medicai ’rationing’ HARTFORD (AP) — Democratic House and federal regulations and requires that on-site as HARTFORD (AP) - With In mid-March, legislative ob­ opened in January. Senate leaders grapple again today with the well as off-site spills be reported.” agreement nowhere in sight on a servers were wondering whether Stolberg says he and his follow­ A details of a $6.8 billion budget for the year The Senate is also expected to take up a budget and tax package. Demo­ the General Assembly would ers will not be obstructionists. "I NEW HAVEN (AP) - Health they know there’s something that beginning July 1 and the $.500 million-plus watered-down version of a bill aimed at making cratic legislative leaders are make an April 1 deadline for hope we can do it.” Stolberg said professionals say a system of can prolong their lives and give package of tax increases to keep it balanced. autopsy reports available to the media and the scrambling to meet the manda­ crafting a package of tax in­ of wrapping up on time, “but I rationing medical costs has ar­ them a productive life, they are They’ll then go to the rank and file hoping for public. tory legislative adjournmentdate creases to help eliminate this wouldn’t take any odds on it.” isen allowing only those who can going to expect to have it.” progress toward an agreement. Sen. Steven Spellman, D-Stonington, who’s of June 7, now a month away. year’s budget deficit. They made Balducci, trying to put the afford to pay for treatment, to If formal rationing is adopted Since the budget and tax committees quit been fighting fora stronger bill for years, plans to If they don’t have a budget and it then with two days to spare. Stolberg fight behind him and receive it. by the country, making priority trying for agreement and left the job to the strip off an amendment tacked on in the House the necessary taxes by then. As was the case before, the concentrate on the budget, says Expensive medical miracles lists will be a challenging, if not hy'- leadership, the top House and Senate Democrats that eliminates a balancing test that would have Democratic Gov. William A. hang-up is more in the House than he’s looking for common ground. A such as organ transplants are impossible assignment, Baldwin have imposed what amounts to a new blackout on allowed a judge to determine if the public’s right O’Neill says he won’t hesitate to the Senate. “There are people who want to combining with the financial said. the budget negotiations. to know about a death outweighed the right of call them back into special When he’s asked about making tut (the budget) deeper and there squeeze on tax-supported pro­ 'If society’s going to decide not session immediately as he’s been it on time. House Speaker Ri­ are people who want to put They say they want the rank and file to know privacy of the deceased. grams to create the new system, to treat some people with fatal The bill approved in the House simply states forced to do in the past — notably chard J. Balducci. D-Newington, (money) back in,” Balducci said. health professionals said. illnesses, that’s going to be a what’s being discussed first, that it’s frutrating in 1983, the last time the General smiles, shakes his head a little The budget is expected to total for them to read about plans in the newspaper that the autopsy can’t be released if it would “Our U.S. Constitution doesn’t painful decision.” Baldwin said. harm the family’s privacy rights. Assembly was looking for mil­ and says: “That’s a good que.s- $6.8 billion, about $120 million less in any way say health care is a before they hear it from the leaders. lions of dollars in tax increases. tion. I would like to think we can. than O’Neill’s original proposal. Under any allocation plan, KEEP IT NEAT — Pending in the House is a bill reorganizing the right ... You’ve got a limited research would continue and Also at the Capitol this week, the Senate is state’s criminal justice system. Two weeks ago now, the tax and Hopefully, we can.” Reaching consensus on the pocketbook and the tune has been expensive, less beneficial proce­ PeteMunsellof 213 expected to act on a bill giving the state the That bill, the product of a yearlong investiga­ budget committees, controlled by His problem is an unruly spending side is easier than the called.’’ said Stuart Spicker. dures would be offered to those Autumn St. mows authority the fine companies up to $25,000 for tion into infighting in the system, would the Democrats, gave up on trying caucus; 88 members whose fiscal tax side. The Democrats are medical ethicist and philosopher who can affor them, UConn’s failing to notify the state of spills and emissions of significantly cut into the power of the chief to reach agreement on the budget philosophies span the spectrum looking for more than $500million at the University of Connecticut ethicist Spicker said. the grass at East hazardous materials into the air, water or land. state’s attorney. and tax package. That left the from conservative to moderate to in increased taxes. Health Center. liberal. And there remains sim­ The liberals are still pressing Y Health care would be provided Cemetery Friday. Senate Majority Leader Cornelius P. O’Leary, Under the bill, the chief state’s attorney would task to Democratic leaders, who Spicker foresees that within the like public education, with some will send them to the House and mering animosity toward Bal­ for a state personal income tax. He is an employee D-Windsor Locks, said current laws and lose the power to set set prosecutorial policy for next two years. Connecticut will basic level offered to everyone regulations “have no teeth for punishing the state. Instead, a 13-member board, made up Senate floor once they get agree­ ducci from two or three dozen despite O’Neill’s promise to veto be looking seriously at rationing and some services available to of the town Ceme­ companies that ignore existing laws on reporting of the chief state’s attorney and the 12 state’s ment from the rank and file. House Democrats over Balduc- one in any form, and the leaders’ medical care to people on state those who can pay, according to teries Division. spills. This proposed legislation is stricter than attorneys, would set policy. They now have just over four ci’s ouster of Irving J. Stolberg as flat statements that an income Medicaid. Spicker. Patrick Flynn/Manchesler Herald weeks to do that. House speaker as the session tax could never get through the Under a proposal that is gain­ legislature. ing national attention, tax- The liberals, lead by Stolberg. supported programs such as blame Balducci and. to a lesser Medicaid would provide a basic degree, O’Neill, for a lack of level of health care but not all the consensus so far. On Thursday, high-tech, expensive medical op­ O’Neill sent each legislator a tions that now exist. letter defending his budget and Legslatures and citizens’ group the need to get going on a tax in some states are trying to rank package He has repeatedly said medical procedures so that when he doesn’t want to interfere with government budgets are the process and resented the squeezed, the more costly proce­ 6? governor doing so when he was a dures that benefit the fewest legislator. people would be cut from the list. COME TO OUR Gl ND OPENING FOR “I think we’re running behind Formal rationing, as proposed, schedule, clearly,” Stolberg said. would affect only the state “I am critical of the governor for medicaid program, which covers walking away from the process people on welfare and those who for such a long period of time.” are blind or disabled. The liberal Stolberg and the But some experts said the MGH CD RATES AN GREAT FREE GIFTS! conservative O’Neill often restrictions might eventually clashed when Stolberg was serve as a model for privates speaker, but Stolberg said at insurance carriers as well. week’s end that “in an ironic way. “These issues have to be Governor O’Neill and I operated discussed, because there’s only with some chemistry. so much money, as much as we “I may have played a more would like to avoid them.” said important role than even I Gardner Wright, chairman of the LOOK AT ALL TH ATS WAITING FOR YOU AT THE ENTER OUR SWEEPSTAKES, realized. 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X MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 8, 1989 — 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. May 8, 1989 Low-level waste site LOCAL WKMNATION & WORLD .1 will bring rewards —-r— ,, , i * ' U & S T A T E Baker steers clear • be built to very strict standards. HARTFORD (AP) - The state r r ' l Game benefits MACC “ We want to know if the is offering possible financial .«r benefits package will adequately 5 The Manchester police and fire depart­ rewards and guarantees to the «« ' •* protects and compensate the host .'..Ji 'wow ments faced off in a basketball game April community providing a location of summit strategy 29 at East Catholic High School. The police for a low-level radioactive waste community,” she said. The benefits package includes: won by a score of 55-30, Sandy Ficara of the disposal facility. ■ A drinking water testing Police Department was the high scorer. What is needed is a 150- to program for the community Secretary on way In the Middle East, the administra­ The game earned $173 for the Manchester 250-acre site for the disposal of tion wants the Soviets to muffle their Area Conference of Churches such items as discarded clothing, administered by the state Depart- ment of Environmental calls for an international peace gloves and laboratory equipment to talks in Moscow Protection. conference and join Bush in pushing from medical facilities, not spent for direct negotiations between Israel Walker named deputy fuel from nuclear power plants. ■ Community access to re- ' cords and oversight of the facil­ WASHINGTON (AP) - On his first and Palestinians. Ingrid Walker of Pomfret has been The letters sent out last week, ity. including money for a full­ Soviet trip, Secretary of State James Also, Baker would like the Soviets to appointed deputy director of the Windham according to Kathleen C. Golas, stop providing Syria with missiles executive officer of the Connecti­ time inspector. A. Baker III will ask for cooperation in Area Community Action Program Inc., ■ A payment-in-lieu-of-taxes the Middle East, Central America and that add to Israel’s military concerns. according to an announcement by Kerrie cut Hazardous Waste Manage­ “ I think that that’s a very poten­ ment Service, outline the advan­ provision that calls for the facility other trouble spots — and steer clear Jones Clark, executive diiector. operator to pay the community of preparations for a superpower tially important topic that the United Walker, who most recently served as tages a community would receive waht the property taxes for the summit meeting until the results are States has not engaged the Soviet interim executive director, has been if it agrees to host a facility. site would have been if it were in. Union in depth on in the past,” an employed at WACAP since 1977, She has At this time, she said, the official said. used for industrial purposes. Despite several steps by Mikhail S. served as program director, director of service is trying to gauge whether ■ A $150,000 payment to “ mit­ Gorbachev to lower tensions. Baker Baker, who has never been on Tolland Operations, director of the the benefit package passed by the igate social and economic im­ set out today on his first visit to Soviet soil either in private or Putnam-Thompson Community Council, Legislature is attractive enough Y government life, is stopping first in to generate interest. pacts of the facility.” Moscow, skeptical that the Soviet interim director of the Hockanum Valley Helsinki to catch his breath before Under federal law, the waste Golas said a site will have to be leader’s actions are in line with Community Council, and affirmative ac­ going on to Moscow Wednesday management service is required identified, the developer and Gorbachev’s “ new thinking.” tion officer. She earned a bachelor’s degree morning. He also will meet with to choose a site, a technology and technology chosen, and a applica­ Baker has publicly questioned, for in English from Bard College and a Finnish leaders whose country is a developer for a facility that tion ready to go to the Nuclear instance, whether reductions in master’s degree in English from the Western in outlook and has a neutral would accomodate the low-level Regulatory Commission in Janu­ troops and defense spending an­ University of Connecticut. foreign policy. radioactive waste general by the ary 1992, nounced by Gorbachev have done Baker will see Shevardnadze on state for the next 50 yeans. much to offset Warsaw Pact edges in Wednesday morning and again on Students visit seniors The site, said Golas. would some military categories in Europe. Thursday morning and Gorbachev for receive about 1,300 tons of waste Two of Baker’s closest aides, Grade 5 students from the Rabbi Leon two hours Thursday afternoon. per year, or about one truckload CALDW ELL briefing reporters before his takeoff Wind Religious School of Temple Beth U.S. officials said he would propose every three days. About half of for Finland, said he would discuss a that U.S. and Soviet negotiators Sholom recently vi.sited Crestfield Conva­ the site would be used as a summit meeting with Gorbachev and LONG LINES — Hundreds of Panamanians wait in there were no reports of disturbances. The lescent Home. The students performed resume their work in Geneva the third disposal area and the rest would OIL INC. Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevard­ line Sunday to vote in the country’s presidential opposition has continued to charge the government Hebrew songs and brought holiday gifts. week of June on a treaty to reduce be open space, she said. nadze only if they raised the subject. They included Allison Bialeck, Gail Linner, long-range bombers, missiles and election. Voter turnout was described as heavy and with voting fraud. In other states communities “ If there are reasons to have such a Melissa Ewald. Matt Fink and Peter submarines by 30 to 50 percent. have come forward to host the summit, then we would certainly be Goldwasser. JV Baker will suggest that the talks Reginild PInto/ManchMter Harald facilities and Golas said she per gal. C. O- 0- pleased to have one,” said one aide, basically pick up where they left off in hopes the same will happen in 150 gal. minimum purchase speaking on condition of anonymity. DON’T FENCE ME IN — David E. Rentier strains to get one of his November, when they were recessed Gels named director Connecticut. But prospects for a meeting be­ Noriega’s foes claim vote fraud fenceposts into the ground last week while putting a fence around a with about 90 percent of the work “ We’re hoping that people will 649-8841 tween President Bush and Gorbachev completed. Judith L. Geis of Glastonbury has been swimming pool at his home at 78 Pilgrim Lane. , understand the benefits,” she depend on progress in several areas, PricM Sub/Kt to Chang* For more than a year, the United States exit poll of 18,136 voters that it said showed appointed the director of public relations at said, adding that the facility will the U.S. officials said. But he does not intend to outline to PANAMA CITY, Panama (AP) - has been trying to oust Noriega, who was Duque winning by a margin of 50.9 percent Manchester Community College. They said Baker wants Soviet Gorbachev and Shevardnadze the Opposition leaders called for a massive indicted on federal drug trafficking to 44.7 percent. Geis replaces Charles Plese. who was cooperation in Central America and position the United States will take on march today to protest a presidential Student to be on TV Agostinelll wins award charges in Florida. The United States The opposition released an exit poll of appointed dean of institutional develop­ the Middle East, in combating terror­ specific issues at the bargaining election they claim was stolen by Gen. imposed economic sanctions, supported 1,022 voters showing Endara leading ment in October 1988. He is responsible for David W. Prescod of East Hartford, a Former Manchester Mayor Nathan G. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. ism and in slowing the proliferation of table, said the officials, who spoke on Antonio Manuel Noriega. condition of anonymity. anti-government leaders and reportedly Duque 55.1 percent to 39.5 percent. developing outside funding sources for the freshman at East Catholic High School, will Agostinelli was named the “ 1989 Person of ballistic missiles. The officials left Both opposition and government- gave $10 million to the opposition election In the only reported election day college, such as state grants and donations. appear on the “ We Believe" television the Y ear’ ’ by tbe Connecticut Army unclear how much had to be accomp­ "Essentiaiiy, we are looking for backed parties claimed victory in Sun­ INSURANSMITHS SINCE campaign. violence, the Roman Catholic Church said Geis, formerly assistant director for program on May 28. The program will be on National Guard. lished before Bush would consent to a continuity and keeping arms control day’s largely peaceful voting, a contest Noriega, campaigning on behalf of his a Dutch priest was seriously injured when media relations, has been with the college WFSB. Channel 3, Hartford. He will Agostinelli, president of Manchester superpower summit. on a fast track,” an official said. that was seen as a referendum on The negotiations had been tenta­ hand-picked candidate, said a vote for the he was shot, apparently accidentally, since 1983. She received a bachelor’s degree perform as a member of the Connecticut State Bank and a former Guardsman, was 1914 “ The president’s past position is Noriega’s de facto rule and U.S. involve­ opposition would ensure suffocating U.S. following his arrest in the western in psychology from the University of All-State Band. He is a trumpet player in chosen for “ not only his aggressive that one should not meet just for the tively scheduled to resume in mid- ment in Panamanian affairs. February. But Bush, after taking influence over Panamanian affairs. He province of Chiriqui. The Rev. Nicolas Connecticut in 1963 and an associate’s the school’s band and jazz ensemble. willingness to tell the Guard story, but for sake of meeting, but rather one should Turnout was high and many people had also claimed that Washington was prepar­ Van Cleef was following orders to drive to degree in media from MCC in 1982, being an oustanding American” have particular topics that are ripe office in January, ordered an indefi­ to wait in line several hours to cast ballots 649-5241 ing to renege on the 1977 treaty giving Defense Forces headquarters when the In 1988, she received a merit award for Agostinelli serves as a civilian aide to the 65 East Center Street for heads of government to engage nite postponement while the adminis­ for president, two vice presidents and the Panama sole control of the Panama Canal gun of a soldier sitting near him went off, outstanding service from the Board of Auxiliary Is generous secretary of the Army for Connecticut. He in,” a Baker aide said. tration reviewed U.S. arms control National Assembly. Manchester, CT in 1999. church officials said. Trustees for Regional Community retired from the Guard with the rank of and weapons policies. The opposition claimed that Noriega’s The Auxiliary of Manchester Memorial Gorbachev took exactly that posi­ The Bush administration said last week They said the priest was arrested after Colleges. brigadier general in 1983. U.S. and Soviet negotiators have 15^000-member Defense Forces and rigged Hospital presented the hospital staff with a tion on summitry after rising to power that it expected Noriega to rig the making a reference to the electoral He was honored at the Guard’s second some tough problems to resolve. the voting, with soldiers voting more than $116,000 contribution at the auxiliary’s anis) UsTlOI^& drug best known for its use in \ T R 6 THE SURFACE OF VENUS hydrogen chloride about goif treating hyperactive children and hydrogen eased mental and emotional fluoride. SPACE C EN TER, Houston has ever taken place on orbit.” lHtPSToH'<66TeRPM.,. Violent lightning storms VIA6K Ifte 5foKVe> impairment caused by the AIDS (AP) — Atlantis streaked toward “ Well, we’re glad it worked so fill the sky. Clouds made up primarily of sulfuric acid REfota W iif By Jack Anderson virus in a new study, a researcher a landing in the California desert well,’’ Walker said. In the negotiations between the town and and Dale Van Atta reports. today after the astronauts re­ The other crew members are the Manchester Country Club over renewal of o w e The results emerged when placed one of the shuttle’s main pilot Ronald Grabe, and mission computers, which failed during the club’s lease, the stress so far has been on BAGHDAD, Iraq. — This is the Ritalin was given to 97 patients specialists Norman Thagard, the mission’s last full day in the conflicting politics of the situation.

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Mets 0 ObrhM Espy cf 5 0 10 Boggs 3b 4 2 2 1 MThmp ct 4 0 2 0 Butler ct 2 1 1 0 Mike Murray successfully defended his Retchr ss 5 1 1 0 Barrett 2b 4 0 11 OSmIth ss 4 0 10 DNIxon rt 4 0 2 0 TONIOHT'SOAMES DEAR ABBY: What standings Palmer 1b 5 12 0 Burks ct 3 0 0 1 HOUSTON NEW YORK Pndifn 3b 4 0 10 WCIork 1b 4 0 0 0 Glenn II vs.Coostal,6— Fitzgerald Some time ago you advertised a founding of Hartford and Saybrook in men’s singles championship at the Manchester Sierra rt 4 0 2 1 Green wl It 3 0 0 0 3 1 1 2 do you think of a man obrhM ObrhM (Suerrer 1b 4 0 10 Mlfchell It Main Pub vs. Glenn, 7:30— Fitzgerald booklet on how to talk to teen-agers Racquet Club on Sunday with a 6-4, 6-4 victory Franco 2b 4 0 2 1 Rice dh 4 10 0 Young ct 5 0 0 0 MWIIsn cf 4 0 0 0 Morris It 4 0 10 Riles 3b 2 10 0 Dean vs. Wlnlnger's,6— Robertson (my husband) who, in the 1640s, and then back to England tXvMon Incvglla If 4 0 10 Eyans rt 2 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 10 HJohsn 3b 4 0 0 0 Bmnsky rt 3 0 10 Kennedy c H8.N vs. Medical, 7;M— Robertson my presence, informs about sex. 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Clovelond Stone ph 0 10 0 Cerone c 4 111 15 14 .517 1 Bass rt 3 3 3 1 McRyIds It 3 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 DRobIsn p 4 12 2 Coach'svs. J.Moc,6— Nike a previous marriage Dear Abby him to know too much at his age, but I were prominent in the American Gottlieb beat Tom Casalino, the 1984 club New York 15 15 .500 IVj Kunkel 3b 10 0 0 BHotchr It 2 0 0 1 Jetferls 2b 4 0 2 0 Terry p 0 0 0 0 Brown'svs.MudvIlle, 7:30—Nike Milwaukee Sundbrg c want him to know enough to satisfy his Revolution. champ, in one semifinal, 6-3, 7-5: while Murray 14 15 .483 2 2 0 0 0 Comlnit 3b 3 0 0 2 GCorter c 3 0 10 DIRno p 10 0 0 Sheriffs vs. Blue Ox, 6—Keeney that although certain Boltimore 13 16 .448 Petrolll c 2 1 1 2 Abigail Van Buren 3 Blgglo c 3 0 10 Elsler ss 3 0 0 0 TIJones ph 10 10 DeCormlervs,MolnPub,6— Chorter(3ok curiosity and keep him safe from When my mother died, she left two beat John Wykoff 6-2, 4-6, 7-6 (9-7) in the other Toronto 10 20 .333 6»/j Totals S« 511 4 Totals SO 9 7 8 Deshales p 4 0 0 0 Gooden p 2 0 10 body parts of mine have Detroit Dayley p 0 0 0 0 trouble. semi. 9 19 .321 6'/» Aguilera p 0 0 0 0 Pognozzl c 11)0 deteriorated and be­ “ Spinning Wheel” pins from all West DIvHlon Texas OM 010 M l—5 Lyons ph 10 0 0 Totalt 52 1 9 e TetaH 50 5 I 4 If you think he’s not too young for all-female historical society for her Ed Gillis won the consolation final over Eric W L Pet. OB Boston OM 101 SOx—9 McDwII p 0 0 0 0 come less attractive Oaklond _ your booklet, please tell me how to A Nova 6-4, 6-7, 6-2. 21 K) .677 E—Incavlgllo. Boggs, Fletcher. DP— Totals 51 5 6 4 Totals 52 0 5 0 SILeuls 000 600 010—1 due to childbirth and two granddaughters. However, when Collfornlo 19 n .633 V/3 Texos 1, Boston 3. LOB—^Texas 10, Boston 8 Son nxmctsco 110 000 02x—5 Little League order it. I approach the group for membership Texos 18 11 2B—Reed, Leoch, Incovlglla. 3B—Boggs. aging, he would still .621 2 Houstan 010 101 020—5 E-OSmIth. DP—San Francisco 3. SINGLE PARENT, for the granddaughters, I was told Konsos City 18 12 .600 2‘A HR—Boggs (1), Petrolll (2), Esosky (6) New York OM OM 000-0 LOB—StLouls 5, Son Francisco 7. 2B— (not unlike the martyr) rather have Seattle 17 15 .531 4V7 SB—Green well (5). SF-Burks. LOB—Houston 5, New York 6. 2B— <»uerrero, TIJones, Poononl. 3B—Uribe. inadvertent), are appalling. ATHENS, GA. MCC softball in semifinal Chlcogo that they were excluded since I was an 12 19 .387 9 IP H R ER BB SO Jefferies, Doran. 3B—Boss. SB—Boss 4 (7). HR—ORoblnson (1), Mitchell (ID. SB— sex with me than a younger, firmer All attempts to educate this incredi­ MInnesoto Texas National Farm adopted child. It seems that you can 11 18 .379 9 SF—Comlnitl, BHotcher. Pendleton (2), DNIxon 2 (3). S—Butler. woman with whom he would run the NEW LONDON — The Manchester Com­ Soturdov'f Oomct Moyer L,3-2 2 2-3 4 5 3 4 IP H R ER BB SO bly ignorant man may be useless, but DEAR PARENT: Correct informa­ adopt the name, but not the heritage SF—Mitchell. The Lowvers defeated M orlarty Broth­ risk of contracting AIDS? munity College women’s softball team moved Minnesota at Clevelond, ppd., rain Amsberg 2^3 2 2 2 3 Houston IP H R ER BB SO do let him know that his references to tion — at any age — can do no harm. California 5, Toronto 4 McMurtry 12-3 1 2 2 2 Oeshales W >2 9 5 0 0 1 7 ers, 96, Saturday otternoon at Verplanck that goes with it. Mother was the last Detroit t, Oakland 3 --- «u»ni-e, StLouls School. Seth Rottet was the winning pitcher The message I received was that I your sex life and deteriorating body into the semifinals in the NJCAA Region XXI Guonte 1 0 0 0 0 iw w Torn Terry LJ1-3 1 1113 0 Ignorance can. “ What Every Teen­ of her line. Can you help? Milwaukee 1, Kansas City a 10 Inninos Boston for the Lawyers. He struck out 14 In his was no longer attractive to him, and Tournament with a pair of victories Sunday. Gooden L3-1 6 4 3 3 4 9 DIPIno 3 3 2 2 0 1 parts are gross and demeaning, so ager Ought to Know” has been very Boston 7, Texos 0 Dopson W,4-1 6 3 2 1 5 Agullero 1 0 0 0 0 1 complete-game effort. Greg Pangs led the ZANESVILLE, OHIO Dayley 2 2 0 0 0 1 winners with two hits and two RBIs while that he just "puts up with me.” Since he’d better find another way to stress MCC beat Massasoit, 4-0, and Becker Worces­ New York 5. Ctilcooo 7 Lamp 1-3 3 2 2 0 McOwll 2 2 2 2 0 1 Worrell 2 2 2 1 1 0 well-received. It has been purchased Seattle 7, Boltimore 1, 1st aame BStonley 21-3 5 1 1 1 BK—Gooden. Ryan Olschetskle hit a two-run homer. Ben then, I don’t enjoy sex with him as this importance of fidelity in mar­ DEAR ZANESVILLE: Help? If you AP photo ter, 4-3, to move into today’s semifinal at 11 Seattle 6, Baltimore 5, 2nd some Son Francisco Weslry added two runs batted In. Josh in large quantities for use at both LSmIth S,4 1-3 0 0 0 0 Umpires—Home, Pulll; First, David­ DRobIson W,2-3 9 9 1 1 0 5 much as I used to. Also, feel that my mean help your daughters to gain a.m. against CCRI. Sunday's Oonws Dopson pitched to 1 batter In the 71h. son; Second, Bonin; Third, Harvey. Bucknoond Andrew DemeraskI played well riage to reduce the risk of contracting Baptist and Catholic summer camps Boston 9, Texas 5 HBP—Brunansky by DRoblnson. BK— defensively. For M orlorty's, Dan Uriono privacy has been invaded. A win would put the Cougars, 17-3, into the HBP—Greenwell by Guante. WP- T—2:36. A—47,591. Worrell. AIDS, or any other sexually transmit­ for children and young adults. membership in a society that would AT HOME — New Orleans musician Fats Y Clevelond 5, Minnesota 4, 1st oome Dopson, BK—Dopson. PB—Sundberg. ond Nick Delguldlce hod two hits apiece Umpires—Home, Crawford; First, West; while Wes Schofield and Toren Bull both My husband’s defense was that he ted disease. discriminate between birth children Domino plays at the close of the 20th championship match against host Mitchell Cleveland 12. Minnesota 1, 2nd oome Second, Holllon; Third, MeSherry. To order, send your name and Ooklond 5, Detroit 4 Braves?.ExpesI pitched well. was just being “ honest and open” in College. Umpires—Home, Garcia; First, T—2:28. A—48,153. address, plus check or money order and adopted children, I would urge New Orleans Jazz anid Heritage Festival Colltornia at Toronto, ppd.. roln Hendry; Second, Roe; Third, Reilly Dolry Queen beat Ansaldl's, 165. Bob trying to set an example for his son to you to consider adopting the attitude Michelle Dominski was the winning pitcher Chlcooo 6, New York 2 T—3:27 A—334)67. Bollard wos a perfect 6tor-3tor DQwIth two DEAR ABBY: I am a single parent for $3.50 to: Dear Abby’s Teen Sunday. The two-week festival drew in both games, improving her record to 16-2. Milwaukee I. Kansas City 2 MONTREAL ATLANTA doubles. Paul Soler doubled twice while be a faithful husband when he trying to raise an 11-year-old son Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, of the late Groucho Marx, who Seottle 5. Baltimore 3 ObrhM ObrhM Theresa Porker olso doubled. Richard marries. record crowds. She threw a one-hitter in the opener with Jen Monday's Gomes DNIxon cf 5 0 0 0 Gant 3b 4 2 0 0 Parker and Jett Damon pitched well. For without a father. "Kevin” lost his 111. 61054. (Postage is included in the facetiously said. ” I wouldn’t want to Andrulat knocking in three runs. Against Texos (K.Brown 2-11 at New York White Sox 6, Yankees 2 Aldrete lb 3 0 0 0 LSmIth It 2 1 1 0 G olf Ansldl's, Heother Moraues pitched well Am I too sensitive? father when he was 8 years old. cost.) be a member of any club that would (Howkins 3-3). 7:M p.m. Raines if 3 0 0 0 Blouser ?b 3 10 1 while Tom Berube had two hits and two have me.” Becker. Jen and Kim Andrulat each drove in a Oaklond (Moore 3-2) at Baltimore (MllockI Brooks rf 4 1 1 0 DMrphy ct 3 0 10 RBIs. Tony Allen scored two runs while Jim FEELING BELITTLED Abby, this boy has started to ask me run and Sue Gorreck knocked in two. 1-2). 7:35 p.m. NEW YORK CHICAGO Walloch 3b 4 0 11 Thomos ss 4 1 1 2 Loehfelm, Nick O'Dell and Jeff Champagne questions about sex (gulp) that really DEAR ABBY: I am an adopted MInnesoto (Rowley 1-4) at Boston (Bod- ob r b U abrhM Foley 2b 4 0 0 0 Berroo rf 4 12 1 played well In thetleld. MCC split its opening games on Saturday FItigrId c Country Club DEAR BELITTLED: Too sensi­ startled me. I had no idea he was even Dear Abby's Cookbooklet Is a collection of PEOPLE dlcker 2-2). 7:35 p.m. RHndsn If 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 2 2 0 3 0 2 0 Boever p (TO 0 0 child and know how you champion the Owen ss 2 0 0 0 Russell 1b 4 0 10 tive? Certainly not. Your husband’s favorite recipes — all tested, tried and downing Becker Leicester. 12-9, before being C2)llfornla (Finley 3-2) ot Detroit (Alexonder Sax 2b 3 1 1 0 Gallghr cf 3 13 1 Carroll Maddox need the par-3,141-yard thinking about such things at his age. causes of this group of people. My terrificl To order, send vour name and 3-2).7:35p.m. Mtngly 1b 4 0 2 2 Baines rt 5 0 3 2 RJohnsn p 10 0 0 Benedict c 3 10 0 International Farm nipped by Mitchell, 2-1. WJhnsn ^ 10 0 0 PSmIth p 2 0 13 ntlh hole with a nine-iron. He was In a lack of respect for your privacy, plus He says all the kids at school talk adoptive mother’s family can be address, plus check or money order for $3.50 Seattle (Dunne 1-1) at Toronto (Stieb 2-0), Barfield rt 4 0 0 0 Kittle dh 4 0 10 tourseme with Fred Tracy, Ward Holmes to ; Abby's Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Brosnan buys an estate 7:35 p.m. Bolbonl dh McGfgn p 0 0 0 0 GPerry 1b 0 0 0 0 Behind thesolldpltchlngof John (tarman, his boorishness and cruelty (however about it. 3 0 2 0 Caldern It 2 110 and Prank Klernon. VIttner’s (tarden Center routed Heritage traced directly back from Ohio to the Morris, III. 61054. (Postage Is Included.) Olcooo (Hllleoos (V4) at Milwaukee Pglrulo 3b 3 0 0 0 CMrtnz lb 3 0 0 0 DMrtnr ph 10 10 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 BEST14— ClassA-TomRoche57-8-49,Bob Kitchen, 14-3. Adam Stomberg and Trovis MALIBU, Calif. (Weomon ^3), 8:30 pm. Quirk c 4 0 0 0 Lyons 2b 4 111 Behllng 55-5-50, Frank Klernon 58-8-50, Pat MCC nine near elimination Espnoz ss Burke p 0 0 0 0 Edwords ployed well tor WIttner's while ...WIT OF THE WORLD (AP) — Actor Only gomes scheduled 10 10 EWIIms 3b 3 0 0 0 MIstretta 59-9-50. Low Gross- Bob Behllng Jeremiah Moore ond Chris Davis plaved Tuesday's Oonws HMorrs ph 10 0 0 Korkovic c 3 111 Hudler ph 10 10 Pierce Brosnan Totolt 32 1 6 1 Totals 29 7 7 7 76. Class B- Tim Delehonty 58-12-46, Bill welllndefeot. WATERBURY — The Manchester Commun­ Texos ot New York, 7:X p.m. Tolleson ss 1000 McKee 57-10-47. Rick DeNIcolo 59-12-47, Al (Taklond at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Kelly ct 2 10 0 and his wife have Ober 62-14-48, Corroll Moddox 59-11-48. Closs CALOl Americans will be defrauded ity College baseball team split its opening pair Minnesota at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Totals 29 2 5 2 Totals 21 5 12 5 Montreal 000 000 010—1 bought an estate Attonta 006 000 OIX—7 C- Terry Cunningham 62-18-44, Dick Lauzier National Buenos Aires in the NJCAA Region XXI Tournament at California ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. 66-19-47, (kiry Wood 63-15-48, John MePar- Seattle at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. New Yotb OM M l 010-2 E—Wallach 2. LOB—Montreal 9. ARGENTINA worth nearly $3 Municipal Stadium on Sunday. The Cougars Atlanta 8.2B—Brooks, Rtzgerold, Walloch, lond 64-16-48, Len Whitlock 67-19-48. Class D- Boland Brothers shut out the Bolton A's, Chicago at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Chicago ggi OIO 22x—6 Bob Brldgeman 68-25-43, Ron Horpole 86, Soturdov afternoon at Leber Field. Both million. beat Mattatuck, ll-l, and then fell to Cleyelond at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. E—Korkoylce, Barfield. DP—New York 3, LSmIth. 3B—PSmIth. SB—Gont (4). S— Blouser, PSmIth. SF—Blouser. 75-32-43. teams monoged lust three hits. Travis The Irish actor Oilcogo Z LOB—New York 6, Chicago 9. SWEEPS— Class AGross-Bob Behllng 76. Fedvtnvk had o fwo-run triple tor Boland of billions in mining swindles Housatonic, 5-4. in the double elimination play. SB—Guillen 2 (11), Golloaher (4), Sox (8), IP H R ER BB SO and his wife, Cas­ National Leaguestandinga Mentrool Net- Bill Zwick 78-5-73, Jim Grier 80-7-73, while Matt SomberghodonRBI-sIngle. Josh MCC. 14-16, was scheduled to resume Lyons (2), EWIIIIams (1), S—CAAortlnez Tom Roche 81-8-73. Closs B Gross- SF—Korkovlce. RJohnson LA4 4 Solomonson collected the other Boland hit. sandra Harris, tourney play today. BIIIMcKee80. Net- Tim Delehonty 81-12-69, Kevin Coughlin and Solomonson combined IP H R ER BB SO McGffgon 2 A m erica n s “ Sometimes it’s a hole that purchased the six- East Dlytslon Hesketh 1 Pout White 85-12-73, Carroll Maddox torthewInforBolond. Chuck Petchark was the winning pitcher in New York 84-11-73. Class C Gross- John McPorlond87. W L Pet. OB John L,2-5 7 1-3 11 6 5 5 Burke 1 Sean Chomberloln, Ryan Roth and Kyle from coast to goes 50 feet into the ground, then acre, ocean-view the opener. Scott Shaw was 2-for-3 and Miguel New York _ Net- Terry Cunnlnghom 90-18-72. Dick 16 12 .571 Guterman 2-31001 Attonto Berhonev each hltsafelytorthe A's. coast will be turns right and stops. The people estate in Paradise Olmo had an RBI triple. Chlcooo 17 13 .567 PSmIth W.1-4 7 Louzier 94-19-75, Don Botlollno 90-15-75. Also, Dairy Queen edged Ansaldl's, 62, at Chlcogo Class D Gross- Bob Brldoemon95. Net- Ron defrauded out St. Louis 16 13 .55? '/I King W,3-3 7 5 1 1 4 Boever 2 Leber Field. Todd Napolltano twirled a aren’t actually taken inside. They Cove near Barbra Montreol Harpolel02-32-70. 15 16 .484 T/7 McCoiThy Z3 1 1 1 1 WP—RJohnson 2. two-hltter tor DQ and struck out eight. Cory of billions of Streisand’s beach Phllodelphia 13 16 .448 3«/? SEN — Class A Gross- Kathy DImlow 45. Wry hod two hits. Including a home run,and Sylvia just see equipment and busy­ Pittsburgh Thigpen S,5 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 Net- Lynn Prior 46-9-37. Closs B Gross- Gall dollars by min­ 12 19 .387 5»/j WP—McCorthy. drove In two runstor DQ. Napolltono, Justin looking people, and they are compound, said Lenzi wins diving event PhllllesS.RedsO Berzensk 150. Net- Jeanne Buccherl 51-16-35, Comollland Steve Ruggiero eachslngledtor W nt Mvlslen Umpires—Home, Denkinger; Rrst, ing swindles happy.” Robert Rubenstein w L Pet. OB Pof Cunnlnghom 53-14-39, Ben DIPIetro DQ. BenBerteand ErlcOarlngcollectedthe Porter INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Mark Lenzi con­ CIncInnotl _ A6cCoy; Second, Palermo; Third, Merrill. 54.1^39, Phyllis Allen54-15-39. ClassCGross- t h i s y e a r . of Malibu Realty. 16 13 .552 T—3:10. A—20,603. hits tor Ansaldl's. The investor is told that it will tinued his rapid climb as a world-class diver by Son Froncisco 16 15 .516 1 PHILA CINCINNATI Sylyla Stechholz 58. Net- Fron Smith These so-called The agent des­ Son Diego 17 16 .515 1 ObrhM ObrhM 60-18-42. Class D Gross- Simone Calhoun 57. be a while before there’s a return Samuel cf 4 2 11 Sabo 3b Net- Connie Sundaulst 64-20-44. “ dirt pile” op­ cribed the seller winning the men’s one-meter springboard at Los Angeles 15 16 .484 2 4 0 10 04397107 on the investment. After a year or _L the FINA World Diving Cup concluded Sunday. Atlonto 15 17 .469 T/7 Demler rt 4 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 4 0 0 0 MIDDLE NINE — A Gross- Seddon 43, erations have only as ” an in-law Houston 14 16 .467 2‘/» Brewers 8, Royals 2 Herr 2b 5 0 2 0 ONelll rt 4 0 10 Prior 43. Net- Mortin 43-11-32. B Gross- M. Modern Janitorial defeated Town Fire L:___ so, he or she starts to get Pierce Brosnan Lenzi. 20. accumulated 402.18 points fqr his Saturday's Games VHayes 3b 2 0 0 1 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 10 Collins 46. Net- Teets 46-15-31, Ortitelll (tapartment, 1611, Sunday afternoon at now reached to th e Getty Dphy It concerned — writes a letter or New York 7, Houston 1 3 2 10 Yongbld It 3 0 10 46-15-31, C Gross- Chittick 46. Net- L. Buckley Field. Adorn Motor wasthewinning six dives. Valeri Statsenko of the Soviet Union Doulton c 4 110 crisis proportions. But they are Phony mining investments are family.” Son Francisco 9, St. Louis 0 KANSAS CITY MILWAUKEE Wlnghm ct 3 0 2 0 Rencurrel 48-18-30, P. Selgel 51-19-32. D pitcher tor Modern. He struck out 13. Ryan two, makes a phone call, threat­ was second at 376.50. Cincinnati 7, Philadelphia 4 Ryal lb 4 0 11 Reed c 4 0 10 Gross- C. Rossetto 49. Net- Gondek 53-20-33, Price clubbed a grand slam home run tor just one of the many sophisticated sophisticated. A prospective Rubenstein said the property has lush o6 r h M Obrhbl Jeliz ss ens to go to the authorities. Atlonto 13, Montreal 3 Wilson cf 3 0 0 0 Motitor 3b 4 1 1 0 2 0 12 Oester ss 4 0 10 Roberts 57-20-37, Donovan 55-18-37, Hortln Modern while Ryan Porter drove In three schemes that have taken trusting Pat Evans, the NCAA diver of the year at the AAodrld p 2 0 0 0 57-20-37. “ mark” is contacted by tele­ tropical grounds and a pool with a waterfall. He Los Angeles 3 Chicago 0 Thurmn cf 10 0 0 Polldor 3b 10 10 Armsfrn p 10 0 0 runs. Todd SIse added two hits. For Town University of Cincinnati, who finished second San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 2 Dillard p 0 0 0 0 Collins ph 10 0 0 — too trusting — individuals for phone. An impressive prospectus ’’The smart operators soon called it ” a Mediterranean masterpiece.” Seltzer 3b 4 0 10 Shefflld ss 4 2 2 0 Ford ph Fire, Don Franklin ripped three hits while Sunday's Games Macfarin c 0 0 00 Yount cf 10 0 0 Blrtsos p 0 0 0 0 Mike Byrne pitched well In relief. Jett $5,000, $10,000, and in one case, send a check for a hundred to Lenzi at the recent NCAA meet and then 3 2 3 3 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 Tsllwood is sent out. Brosnan, who tried unsuccessfully to land Houston 5, New York 0 dIsSnts 1b 4 0 3 0 Felder cf 3 0 0 0 Griffey ph 10 0 0 Rasmussen ployed well In thetleld. defeated him in the indoor national champion­ Tekulve p 0 0 0 0 $120,000 from one person! “ These big books contain all dollars or so.” the FBI says. the part of James Bond in a 1987 film role that Atlanta 7, Montreal 1 Trfobll rf 4 1 1 0 Deer rf 3 111 TWO-BALL CLASSIC — Flight I- Tony ship, was third at 367.53. Phllodelphia 5, Cincinnati 0 Tabler dh 4 0 10 Froncon rf 0 0 0 0 Daniels ph 10 0 0 In Las Vegas this week, the sorts of information,” says one "This calms down the investor. went to Timothy Dalton, is perhaps best known Totals 31 S 7 5 Totals Sfeullet-Dove Gunas 70, Steve McCusker- National Farm Chlcooo 4, Los Angeles 2 BJacksn If 4 13 1 Brooos If 4 12 3 S4 0 I 0 John Nellgon 71, Jim Booth-Ken Comertord Then a month or so later comes Son Diego 3, Pittsburgh 1 Boone c 3 0 0 0 federal government is joining FBI agent. ’’They list the mines as the television detective Remington Steele. Surhoff c 4 0 3 1 72, Ston Domlon-Bruce Berlet 72. Flight II- Boland Brothers outsluooed Grames San Francisco 5, St. Louis 1 Poloclos c 10 01 Philadelphia i m 2M 110—5 J with state and local law enforce­ what we call a ‘lulling letter.’ It Last month, he had the starring role in the Engle 1b 4 0 10 Ron Boslle-GIno Colderone 70, Auoole F»rlntlno. 17-10, at Verplanck School. Billy the company is working or land Mudd wins Nelson golf title Monday's Gomes FWhIte 2b 3 0 0 0 Mever dh 4 0 0 0 Cincinnati OM OM 000—0 E — Sabo. DP—Cincinnati 1. LOB_ LInk-Steve Schockner 70, Jock Corey- Otto pained the win for Boland. Mike Young ment officials in an effort to fight the company owns, and have very says there has been a problem, NBC-TV miniseries “ Around the World in 80 New York (Oleda 1-3) at Cincinnati Welimn 2b 0 0 0 0 Gontnr 2b 2 1 1 0 Harrv NowobllskI 75. Flight III- Paul (Rllo 20), 7:35 p.m. Philadelphia 7, CIncInnotl 9. 2B—Oaulton, hod two hits, Including o triple, and drove In but not to worry.” DALLAS (AP) — Jodie Mudd rolled in a Bucknr ph 10 0 0 Spiers 2b 10 0 0 Ken neson-JIm Allen 71, Leo Brovokls-Mork back at the extremely clever con enthusiastic geologist reports. Days.” Montreal (K.Gross 3-2) at Houston Stllwll ss 3 0 10 Herr. HR—Samuel (4). SB—Samuel (5) four runs. Mott Olekslw hod two hits while 12-foot birdie putt on the first hole of a sudden S—Jelfz. SF—VHayes. Dennis 73, Roy Bell-Phll Dolv 74. Flight IV- Ernie Morcoux doubted. Paul Solo ployed artists. While the mines and land may His Australian wife also is an actress. The (Knepper 1-4), 8:35 p.m. TotOlt 35 2 9 2 TeteN 36 • 14 I Bob Lebreux-Bob Chambers 77, Rich Sherwood Cook, Nevada’s dep­ Only games scheduled IP H R ER BB SO well defensively. For Gromes, Edwin The mining scams remind you couple have three children. death playoff and defeated Larry Nelson to Philadelphia Borkowskl-Crolg Phillips 77, Mike Steeves- exist, the company doesn’t own Tuesday's Games Konsot City 000 000 002—3 Torres rippedthreehitrswhile Scott Wholen uty secretary of state for securi­ Poul Russlllo 79. Flight V-Jim Bourn-Tom added two. Greg Sobln pitc hed wel I of the movie, “ The Sting,” but capture the Byron Nelson Classic golf San Francisco at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. MltWOUkM 104 300 OOx—0 Madrid W,1-0 6 2-3 5 0 0 2 5 them and doesn’t have the ties regulation, notes that the Dl'lord 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Provencol 10, Ed McLauohlln-Corl MIko tournament Sunday. Los Angeles ot Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. E—Engle. DP—Kansas CItv 1. Milwau­ lowsky 80, Keith Bennett-Curt LeDoyt 80, there’s an important difference: mineral rights. The geologists New York at CIncInnotl, 7:35'p.m. Bedrosn 2 3 0 0 0 1 scams have turned up not only in Ferraro’s daughter engaged kee 2. LOB—Konsos CItv 6. Milwaukee 7. Cincinnati Bob Wohlberg-Bob Zimmer 82. Flight VI- These are not kind-hearted sca­ Mudd’s victory was the second of his Atlonto at Philadelphia, 7:35 p.m. 2B—Yount 2. Engle, MolHor, Stillwell, Dr. G ott either don’t exist or are in it for Nevada — which currenly mines Armstrong L,0-1 5 2 3 3 6 2 Norm Mawdslev-Ted Blosko 75, Dick lawags plying a fairly harmless eight-year PGA Tour career and produced the Montreal at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Polldor, Tartobull. 3B—BJackson. HR— Duauette-Poul Peoples 77, Don Cromv/ell- part of the take.” about 66 percent of the nation’s NEW YORK (AP) - The daughter of Son Diego ot St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Braggs (6). S—Sheffield. Blrtsos 2 3 1 1 0 0 Tekulye 2 2 1 1 0 3 Al Smith 81. Flight VII- Don Wennik-John Scholastic Peter Gott, M.D. but illegal trade. They are big Sometimes the company 'biggest payoff of his life, $180,000 from the total IP H R ER BB SO gold — but in other nearby states one-time Democratic vice presidential candi­ Umpires—Home, Montague; Rrsf,A6orsh; Guard 83, Jim Mendltto-Dlck Young 83, time crooks, specializing in purse of $1 million. Kohsos City [3ave Honzelko-MIke Desllets 84. FLIoht claims to have come up with a as well, and that the confidence date Geraldine Ferraro is engaged and will be Lebrndt L,2-4 2 1-3 8 5 5 0 1 Second, Darling; Third, Wendelstedt The playoff, the fourth in five years at this American League results T—2:44. A—24,839. VIII- Som Worthen-Lou Gonzales 78, Bill schemes designed in large part to wonderful new process that married in October. Aauino 3 2-3 5 3 3 2 2 Dowd-DIck Day 79, Bob Larsen-Jim Funder- schemes are growing by leaps event, was set up when both Mudd and Nelson Gleoton 2 1 0 0 0 2 bunk 80. Flight IX- (tarry Blonchord-Bob MHS JV girls’ softball rob older Americans of their makes it economical to refine and bounds. Donna Anne Zacarro will marry Paul Arthur completed regulation play at 265. 15 strokes Athletics 5. Tigers 4 MItwoukM Cubs 4. Dodgers 2 Resch 83, John Worren-MIke MIslewIcz 85, retirement savings. gold that was previously unrecov­ Ullman of St. Louis, according to an Boslo W,5-1 5 4 0 0 0 2 Jim Woodcock-Bill Hood 85, Ken Jorvls- The Manchester High lunlor varsity girls' “ It really began about two “ Every time we close down one under par on the TPC at Las Colinas. Crtm S,2 4 5 2 2 0 0 Joel Grout 85. Flight X- Dave Honley-Joe softboll team pulled out on excttlng 11-10 erable. The processes don’t exist, announcement Sunday in The New York WP—Lelbrondt. CHICAGO LOS ANGELS Soro 82, Kevin Jones-Frank Volvo 83, Jim victory over Rockville lost Friday. In the years ago, when there was a lot of but the thrill of potential riches of these opertions, we find out Times. OAKLAND DETROIT Umpires—Home, Ford; First, Kosc; obrhbl abrbbi Ob r h W Autmon-Bob Gould 83. Flight XI- BUI bottom of the seventh. Cheryl Irwin led off Ob r h M Second, Hlrschbeck; Third, Barnett. DwSmth If 4 12 0 RndIph 2b 4 1 1 0 publicity about the resurgence of causes many people to suspend about two or three more,” Cook Ms. Zacarro, who graduated from Brown Polonia If 4 0 10 Sheridan If Colhoun-Kevln Osborne83, Eorl Me Keever- with odoubleond went to third boseonowlld 3 2 2 1 T—2:28. A—22,524. Walton cf 10 10 Stubbs If 2 1 1 0 pitch. Julie Shrlder followed with o sharp gold and silver mining in Nev­ says. Senna wins Monaco GP DHedsn cf 4 110 Lovullo 3b 10 0 0 Nelson Eddy 84, Mick Gvokerl-Dove Caruso their common sense. University and has an master’s degree in Webster cf 5 0 0 0 MarshI ph 10 0 0 86. Flight XII- Dove KIng-Dorrell Godreou single to centerfleld scoring Irwin with the Parker dh 4 2 2'0 L^mon rf 5 0 0 0 Sndbrg 2b 3 2 10 Elderly woman ada,” says James Weller, head of ’ ’Some investors want to come business administration from Harvard Univer­ APena p 0 0 0 0 winning run. MONTE CARLO, Monaco (AP) — Brazil’s McGwIr 1b 5 13 2 Whitakr 2b 4 111 62, Ernie Boblnea u-(tarry Brooks62 How can you avoid being taken Grace 1b 4 0 2 0 MIDavIs rf 5 0 0 0 Kerl Gallo pitched well In relief to pick up the FBI office in Las Vegas, Hossev c 3 0 0 1 TrammI ss 4 0 10 POUR-MAN BEST BALL — Gross- GIno out West and actually see the in? Both Cook and the FBI point sity, works at a women’s clothing company in Ayrton Senna avoided traffic and accidents in Varsho rt 4 0 11 Murray 1b 3 0 11 Colderone-Ron Boslle-Don Home-Lou the win for the Indians. Shrlder and Irwin Lansfrd 3b 4 111 Lvnn dh 3 0 0 0 Indians 5,Twlns4 MlWIIms p 0 0 0 0 MHtchr 3b “ People began to think, ‘All this mine.” the agent continues. New York City. winning the Monaco Grand Prix for the second Jovler rf 4 0 11 Nokes c 4 0 10 M iller 65, Jim Booth-Ken Comerford-Dave were defens I ve standouts. out that you should be extremely 5 1 1 0 Berryhll c 3 0 12 Griffin pr 0 0 0 0 MHSIsnow8-l. gold is being dug up — why not Weiss ss 4 0 10 Beromn 1b 2 0 10 (tanos-Tonv Sleullet 67, Steve McCusker- has dizzy spells “ When they arrive, they’re wary of people offering you Ullman is a graduate of Washington time Sunday, beating McLaren-Honda team­ Low 3b 3 0 0 0 Scloscia c Gallego 3b Rrst Game 2 0 10 John Nelloon-Ston Domlon-Bruce Berlet 67. 4 0 0 0 Morind 1b 10 0 0 Schlraldl p 0 0 0 0 Dempsv c 10 0 0 cash in on it?’ Unfortunately, the shown nice offices in a very nice University and is vice president of mortgage mate Alain Prost. KWtIms cf 4 0 2 0 MINNESOTA CLEVELAND Net- Nelson Eddv-Eorl McKeever-BIII fantastic investments over the PPerry p 0 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 0 10 Calhoun-Kevin Osborne 55, Ernie scammers thought that, too.” building, then taken to the mine. trading at Salomon Brothers in New York. Brumly 3b 3 0 11 ObrhM ObrhM Jackson If 10 0 0 telephone. He did it in spite of Prost breaking his lap Gladden If Duncan ss 2 0 0 0 Boblneou-Gerry Brooks-Frank Domon- GWard If 10 0 0 tool OMcDwl If 3 0 0 0 Dunston ss 4 110 Andesn ss DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m a 73-year-old female and Ferraro was Walter Mondale’s running mate record. Totols Newmn 2b 4 0 0 0 Browne 2b 2 0 0 0 Sfeve Wontuch 56, Dove Coruso-MIck IS 510 5 Totab M 4 f 3 4 0 0 0 GModdx p 10 11 Hershlsr p 3 0 0 0 Soccer Hrbek ph 1111 Carter ct 4 0 11 Gvokerl-AndyWelgert-DIck Nevllle58, Jim have dizzy speels. After each episode my eyes do not in 1984. Senna’s winning time was 1 hour, 53minutes. SWIIson p 10 0 0 Hamitn 3b 0 0 0 0 Autman-Bob Gould-Paul Cosmon-John Ookkmd 200 010 03»-4 Bckmn 2b 0 0 0 0 Snvder rt 4 0 0 0 WItkrsn 3b 2 0 0 0 seem to focus for a while, and I vomit and break out 33.251 seconds, as he beat Prost by 52.528 Puckett ct 5 0 0 0 POBrIn 1b 4 111 Crowley 58, Jim Funderbunk-Bob Lorsen- Detroit 101 001 001^ Totals 36 410 4 Totolt SI 3 6 t seconds. DP—Detrolt 1. LOB-^akland 13, De­ (taetti 3b 5 0 2 0 Medina db 3 0 10 Mark Klrk-George Fronkenberger 59, Bob in a cold sweat. I had a heart attack in 1984 and am Yes, shoplifting is serious troit 11.2B~-McGwlre, Javier. HR^Sherldan CCdsflll rt 3 0 10 MIYong ph 10 10 KIrsche-DIck Coppo-BIII Dowd-DIck Doy MSC Cyclones CMcogo 002 59, Dick Duauette-Paul Peoples-F.N on Colan 240 milligrams once a day and Synthroid Kitty: Be open and flexible ’The two now are tied for the lead in the (3), AAcGwIre (8), Whitaker (7). SB»Sherldan Larkin 1b 10 10 Jacoby 3b 4 2 2 1 Lot Anoolot (3), Trammell (3). SF—Hassev. Harper c 3 0 0 0 Allanson c 2 0 10 Sulllvan-LesChrlstenson59,AI Smith-Norm The Manchester Soccer Club Cyclones 0.15 milligrams once a day. My doctor doesn’t know driver’s standings with 18 points each. E—^m to n . LOB—Chicago 7, Los Ar>geles Mowdsley-Ted Blosko-Don Cromwell59. (girls 14ondunder) spllto polrofgomesover PROVIDENCE, IP H R ER BB SO Bush ph 0 0 0 0 DCIark ph 1111 13. 2B—Dunston, Stubbs, Murray, Varsho. what causes the problem. Can you help? DEAR BRUCE: I have a serious problem and I Oakland Moses ph 1 0 0 0 Fermln ss 2 12 1 the weekend, beating the Glastonbury R.I. (AP) - Kitty Ollyeros p 0 0 0 0 Thunderbolts. 2-1, and bowing to the don’t know where to turn. Yesterday when I was in a Welch W.4-2 6 6 IP H R ER BB SO Dukakis urged a Honeycutt 2 2 Laudnr dh 4 2 3 2 Nelson Classic scores Glostonbury Hawks, 4-2. M isty Jolly (2), DEAR READER: The term “ dizzy” refers to two department store, my mind was wondering — I Graf wins final by default ChlcoBO Sharon Fish and Shello Rlngbloom scored Eckerslev 5,10 1 1 (tagne ss 4 1 1 0 GModdux 3 2-3 4 2 1 admit I was woolgathering — and I started to walk college graduating Detroit Totalt » 4 9 4 Totals 52 5 10 5 the goals for the Cyclones. Jenn Cool, conditions: vertigo (a sense of spinning) and SWIIson W,24) 11-3 1 0 ( Michelle Doucette, Amy Donohyond Jenn class to be “ open HAMBURG, West Germany (AP) — Top- Robinson 5 6 Schlraldl 1 2-3 0 0 ( DALLAS (AP) — Finol scares and lightheadedness. out of the store with a small item of apparel that I Minnesota Bornettolsoplavedwellforthe Cyclones. Smart Money and flexible” seeded Steffi Graf of West Germany won the Hudson L,03 1 1-3 3 ----«---- ■ 000 000 18»—4 PPerrv 1-3 0 0 < pHzemoney Sundoy tram thesi million Byron Vertigo is caused by an irritation or malfunction hadn’t paid for. FWIIIIams 2 2-3 1 deveKmo 821 100 001-4 MlWIIIms S,10 2 1 0 ( ttalsOT ^ I t Classic ployed on the par-70, enough to accept the $200,000 Hamburg Virginia Slims tennis Umpires—Home, Evons; First, Shu- None out when winning run scored. Los A ngtltt W67-yard Los Collnos Course (won on MSC Dynamites of the organs of balance, the labyrinths, in each ear. I had absolutely no intention of stealing it — it cost Bruce Williams lock; Second, Morrison; Third, Welke. DP—Minnesota 1. LOB^MInnesoto 9. first hole of sudden death): bad and good times tournament Sunday by default. Hershlser L,4-3 8 9 4 ^ x-Jodle Mudd, 5180,000 Lightheadedness — or the type you describe — is a only a few dollars, and we are certainly able to pay T—3:01. A—20,391. Cleveland 6. 2B—Loudner. 3B—Gagne. APena 1 1 0 ( 68-66-66^5-265 The Manchester Soccer Club Dynamites — qualities she The 19-year-old West German, the No. 1 HR—POBrIen (3), Jocoby (3), Loudner 2 (2), Lorry Nelson, SIOOJIOO 63- 6B67-67—265 much more general word, describing faintness, for anything we need. But I was scooped up by two HBP—Hamilton bv MIWIIMams. Atark O'Meara, 568,000 (girls 12 ond under) defected Simsbury, 6-1. used to fight her woman pjayer in the world, was awarded the Hrbek (5)r DCIark (4). SF—Glodctan. 67-68-65-66—266 and tied Glastonbury 1-1. Cathy M orlarty unsureness and unsteadiness that are often security guards who took me to an office. They told IP H R ER EE SO Loren Roberts, 548,000 6568-66M—267 drug and alcohol Chris Perry, 536,500 scored the lone goal for the Cyclones against me that unless I sign a paper saying I stole the $40,000 first prize when her opponent in Mariners 5, OrlolesS Minnesota Padres 3, Pirates 1 65- 65-70-68-268 Glastonbury. Jessica Nylin, Jocelyn associated with visual difficulties, nausea and AAndeson 6 8 4 4 3 4 Larry Mize, 536,500 67-67-63-71-268 addiction. Sunday’s final, Jana Novotna of Czechoslova­ Wavne Levi, 536,500 Schneider, Karl Barrera and MelonleFIske sweating. Such symptoms are common in people sweater, I would be taken to jail immediately and Oliveras LzO-1 2 2 1 1 0 1 62-67-68-71-268 olsoployedwell. ” I’ve had to be kia, defaulted because of an ankle injury. Clevelontf PITTSBURGH SAN DIEOO Poyne Stewart, $29,000 64- 706867-269 with low blood pressure or poor circulation to the have a criminal record. SEATTLE BALTIMORE Ted Schulz, 529,000 Against Simsbury, M orlarty scored twice because he has a violent temper and is apt to go open to the reality Ob r h M abrhM Swindell 7 5 1 1 3 6 Ob r h M ObrhM 69666668—269 while KoyDee Robenhymer, Soroh Horn- brain (with resulting lack of oxygen to brain tissue). You can’t imagine how embarrassed and Atherton ^3 1 0 0 1 0 Bonds It 4 0 2 0 RAIomr 2b 4 12 3 Dove Rummells. 529,000 646867-70—M9 down and do something that would put us in even that I would spend Reynids 2b 5 0 2 0 BAndsn cf 4 1 1 0 Craig Stodler, 524,000 hostel, Erin O’Nell and Heidi Peltier each Griffey ct Orosco 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Lind 2b 3 0 0 0 Salazar 3b 4 0 0 0 6566-7267— 270 I assume you have arteriosclerosis (narrowing of humiliated I was. All I wanted was out of that office 5 0 0 0 Million ph 10 0 0 B.AAcCalllster, 5244D0 odded scores. Geno OriowskI ployed well In bigger trouble. the rest of my life ADavIs )b DJones W.^2 1 1 1 1 0 1 RRyWs ct 4 111 TGwynn ct 4 0 0 0 67676868—270 Chesnokov wins net title 5 13 3 PBrodly It 2 2 10 Russ Cochran, 5)8,200 goal for the Cyclones while Becky Jensen, the arteries due to age) because you have had a — and I would have signed anything, including my How can I handle this without my husband Leonrd dh 4 0 0 0 CRIpkn ss Orosco pitched to 7 betters In the 9th, Bonlllo 3b 4 0 0 0 JoClork rt 2 0 0 0 6767-7166—271 Trocy Gloeser and Lvnn Solonen also recovering from 4 0 10 GWIIton rt AAork Wlebe, $18,200 death warrant! I did sign a statement admitting MUNICH, West Germany (AP) — Andrei Coles rt 4)20 Orsulok dh 3 0 11 Ollvems pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. 4 0 2 0 JeClork It 3 0 0 0 70676767—271 ployedwell. heart attack. Arteriosclerosis can produce intermit­ knowing? I looked in tonight’s paper, and there were that dependency, T—7:32. DIstfno 1b 4 0 2 0 Nelson lb 3 1 1 0 AAark Calcavcch, 518,200 70676668—271 Presley 3b 4)20 Deyerx ph 10 0 0 Howard Twltty, $18,200 tently poor brain circulation and lightheadedness, that I had shoplifted, when in truth I had not. three cases of shoplifting, and they listed the Chesnokov of the Soviet Union came from Brantley If 4 0 11 Trober 1b Umpires—Home, Clark; First, Phillips; Ortiz c 3 0 0 0 Wynne rt 0 0 0 0 66- 716668—271 one day at a time,” 4 0 12 Congals ph Steve Jones, $18,200 After I signed it, instead of letting me go, as they behind to beat giant-killer Martin Strelba of Valle c 4 0 0 0 SFInley rt 3 0 0 0 Second, Reed; Third, Johnson. 10 10 Porent c 3 1 1 0 68696668—271 especially when blood flow is shunted to other people’s names in the newspaper. We have lived Bernard ss 3 0 0 0 Tmpltn ss AAork McCumber. 512,600 66- 716966—272 the wife of Massa­ VIzauel ss 3 2 2 1 Tettleton c 4 0 10 3 0 10 Doug Tewell, $12,600 organs, as is the case after eating or during said they would, they called the police and signed a here for 30 years. I would die of humiliation if I saw Czechoslovakia 5-7, 7-6, 6-2 in the final of the SCarter ph 0 0 0 0 Whitson p 3 0 0 0 6669-71-66-272 chusetts Gov. Mi­ 1 Wthgtn 3b 3 0 0 0 Wayne Grady, 512,600 Calendar complaint. Now I must appear in court before a Kitty Dukakis $205,000 Bavarian Open tennis tournament BRIpkn 2b Redus ph 10 0 0 MaDavIs p 0 0 0 0 67- 706867—272 exercise. my name in the paper as a convicted criminal. 2 0 0 0 Indians 12 ,Twins I Heaton p 3 0 2 0 Brad Bryant, $12,600 chael Dukakis said Sunday. Totals SI 512 5 Totols SI 3 5 3 66-716867—272 Calan, a calcium channel blocker used in the judge! I’m afraid to tell my husband what happened A READER ROunns ph 10 0 0 Dotty Waldorf, 512,600 4468-7160-272 Sunday in her address to the 1989 New England Totals 55 1 10 1 Totals Kenny Knox, $12,600 64726769—272 treatment of hypertension, can cause lightheaded­ Chesnokov, winner at Nice two weeks ago Soottle M l 210 M l—5 Second Game 29 5 S 3 TODAY DEAR READER: You said you have a serious Institute of Technology graduates. Baltimore 200 010 000-3 MINNESOTA BcMbpll ness if it lowers blood pressure too much, thereby needed 2 hours and 43 minutes to dispose of CLEVELAND Pittsburgh om 1M 600—1 ‘ T v e had to learn these lessons in the public DP—Seottle 2. LOB—Seattle 9, Baltimore 1 r h M abrhM Crestar Classic scores Itarmi at AAanc Hester, 3:30 problem, and you do. Now that a criminal complaint Strelba on the red clay courts. First place was 7. 2B—PBrodley, Trober. HR—ADavIs Son Otago OM OM O lx-3 Notre Domeof Eost Cofhollc,4p.m, reducing blood supply to the brain. Bckmn 2b 2 0 0 0 OAdcDwl If 4 10 0 E—RRevnolds, Bonlllo. DP—Pittsburgh 1, Our Language has been made, you can’t ignore it. or clearly you eye, with the intense scrutiny of the media and worth $31,500. (3). S—VIzauel. Gagne ss 10 0 0 Browne 2b CTeneyTechatBoconAcodemy,3:30 I suspect that Calan is too strong for you. This 4 2 2 1 SonDlegol.LOB—PlttsburghS.SonDlego 1 with the knowledge and awareness of tens of IP H RER Moses It 4 0 ) 0 Carter ct 4 2 2 0 CHESAPEAKE, Vo. (AP) — Rnol emncTonat Coventry, 3:30 will be convicted. I am keeping the check,” Chesnokov said Seottle 28—RAIomar. HR—RReynolds (2), RA- assumption can easily be tested if you have your Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Snyder rt 5)22 lomar (I). Sundov from the .. Sottball While I understand your reluctance, I see no way millions of people.” Swift W,H) 5 2-3 6 3 3 5300,000 LPGA Crestor Classic, ployed on the blood pressure checked during the times you are with a grin after receiving the prize. Dwyer rt 0 0 0 0 POBrIn 1b 4 110 IP Manchester of Fermi, 3:30 Mrs. Dukakis, keynote speaker at the JeReed 1 V3 0 0 0 Hrbek dh 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b H R ER BB SO por-72, 627S-vard Greenbrier Country Club EostCothollcaf St. Joseph, 3:30 Someone overly polite or refined is genteel. It may to finesse your husband. However, if you are truly 3 12 1 Pittsburgh Course: experiencing symptoms. If your dizziness corre­ Powell 5,1 2 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 4 0 0 0 DCIark dh 3 114 _ . „ OlrllTTock not be a common word, but a genteel person isn’t afraid of letting him know, consult an attorney. It institute’s 49th commencement, received an Baltimore Heaton L4M 6 5 3 3 1 2 Jull Inkster, $45,000 69-7269-210 lates with low blood pressure, your doctor will want Bush rt 4 0 10 Skinner c 5 2 4 1 Son Otago X ^ le r)^ * 3 o "'^ ** Bernard vs. Mercy (ot common either. Bautista L,2-3 5 7 4 4 Beth Donlel, 244)00 7566-74—215 may be that the attorney will be able to have the honorary doctorate. She and her husband also Lorkin 1b 1110 Fermln ss 5 111 Whitson W.5-2 to reduce or change your medicine so that you feel Holton 3 1-3 3 1 1 81-3 10 1 1 o L, Neumann 24,000 7467-74—2)5 Boys Tennis received the school’s annual America’s Finest Harper 1b 10 0 0 AAoDovIs S,13 2-3 0 0 0 0 Use urn for a decorative vase, often on a pedestal. charges quietly dropped, considering your spotless Canseco rein|ures wrist Hickey 1-3 2 0 0 Amy Benz. )),)» 76-7268-2)6 rerm l of Manchester, 3:30 better. Loudner c 2 0 0 0 HBP—Lind bv \Nhllson. WP—Heaton. Pronounce it like earn, and you’ll find a clue for record and the fact that they made a statement that Award. Olson 1-3 0 0 0 Newmn ss 3 0 11 Debbie AAossey, 11,130 72-74-70—216 East Cothollcot St. Joseph's, 3:45 However, if your doctor has already checked you HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — Jose Canseco ...... wwx.wr wy vAueiM. VT Totals M I 4 1 Totols 37 12 IS 10 Jone Geddes, 11,130 72-73-71-216 .. ^ O Irli Tennis spelling urn in turn. you would not be prosecuted. Jan Stepbenson, )),130 7569-72—216 Manchesterol Fermi, 3:30 in this way you are still having symptoms, request believes he fractured his left hand Sunday on Umpires—Home, McClellond; First, I can sympathize with the stores, which have Young; Second, Cooney; Third, Coble MlmiMOta 000 000 100— 1 C.FIgg-Currler, 11,130 7266-76—216 South Cothollcot East Catholic, 3:30 referral to another physician for a second opinion. Folk-rocker offers advice T—2:54. A—25,912. Clevelond 301 042 21x—12 Colleen Wolker, 6,357 75-72-70—217 QUESTION: I’ve often heard the expression "wet serious shrinkage problem ("shrinkage” is an the second day of his rehabilitation assignment Transactions Kristi Albers, 6,357 72-72-73—217 The thyroid medicine you are taking is not with the Huntsville Stars, the Oakland E—Browr>e, Goettl. DP—MInnesoto 2, Invitational your appetite," but what does it mean? industry word for theft). On the other hand, some Cleveland 2. LOB—MlnnesotaO, Cleveland 10. Jody Rosenthal, 6,357 7466-77—217 EostCalhollcotFairfield Prep, 2:30 contributing to the problem. NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Folk-rocker Athletics’ Class AA farm team. 2B—Snvder, Bush,Skinner 2, Fermln. Penny Hammel, 5,271 71-75.72—218 security people let their power go to their heads. Melissa Etheridge says she has advice for HR—DCIark (5). SB—OMcDowell (4). S— BASEBALL M. FIgueras-Dottl, 4671 74-75-70—219 TUESDAY ANSWER: The expression is whet your appetite, Be certain to pick an attorney who is influential Canseco, who was l-for-4 Saturday, Sunday’s home runs Carter. c: ... . •otebou For more information, lam sending you a copy of other would-be performers. Amerloon League in which the verb whet means “ to stimulate or grounded to second in his first at-bat and then IP H R ER BB SO BALTIMORE ORIOLES-ActIvoted Bob Seniors golf scores ^ s t Catholc at SI. Joseph, 4o.m. my Health Report ’’Choosing a Physician.” Other and well plugged in locally (that means active in "I just would recommend that people do it reinjured the wrist as he singled in the third ^ ly ln , catcher, and Pete Stonlcek, Cheney Tech at Rocky Hlll,3'30 sharpen.” You may want to whet your appetite, for politics and in position to know the powers in your American League Toliver L,1-2 Intlelder-outflelder, from the I5day dis­ . ^ Sottball readers who would like a copy should send $1.25 with and not wait around. Do it whenever and inning. He was clearly in pain as he ran to first ^ iK ln e r 2 (2), Hrbek (5), Twins; Berenguer abled list. Optioned Stonlcek to Hagerstown CoventryotPlalntleld,3-30 their name and address to P.O. Box 91369, example, before enjoying a particular fine meal. area). This will not be inexpensive, but it will be wherever you can and get people to believe.” O Brien (3), Jacoby (3), Clark 2 (5), Indlons; SAN ANTONIO (AP) — Final scoresond Bolton 01 RockyHIII,3:n Wavne ot the Eostern Leogue ond Chris Holies, prize money Sunday In the $250600 RJR Never use wet your appetite, or you may be told to on the RBI single. M lro lll (2), Rangers; Boggs (1), Esosky (6), BoyiTroch Cleveland, Ohio 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the worth it, if, as it seems to me, you would be very Etheridge said. Gonzalez catcher, to Rochester of the International Seniors (>olf tournament, played on the dry up. "It’s painful. It’s a sharp pain. The Red Sox; McGwire (I), Atletics; Sheridan (3), Gladden Leogue. por-72, 6614-yard Dominion Country Club Fn*’.'!'/?!;!* Public, 3:30 title. embarrassed to see your name in the paper. Etheridge, a Kansas native, said she got her l^ lta k e r (7), Tigers; Braggs (6), Brewers; Clevelond Notional League Course: 3 Host Cothollc/Folrfleld Prop of Xavier, movement is minimal at best,” Canseco said. Davis (3), AAorinars. I sympathize and wish you well. first guitar at age 8 and began writing songs Yett W3-2 6 2-3 4 1 1 4 5 SAN DIEGO PADRES-Placed John Larry Mowry, $37,500 666768—201 Canseco was scheduled to return to Oakland Balles 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Kruk, outfielder, on the 15day dlsoMed OIrIt Track two years later. Ooy Brewer, 521,500 656968—202 Hertford Pubileat Manchester, 3:M Havens 1 0 0 0 0 0 list, retroactive to May 5. Optioned Gary Miller Barber, 517,800 667068—204 Do you have a question or comment about our Bruce Williams, America’s top radio talk host, is on Monday and will have X-rays taken on National Lootut BeyiTennlt In 1987, an Island Records executive signed WP—Berenguer, Wavne, Glodden. Green, Intlelder, to Las Vegas at the Pacific Billy Casper, $14,800 706967—206 Do you have a medical question you would like to Samuel (4), Phillies; Reynolds (2), Pirates; Prince Techot Cheney Tech, 3:15 language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care heard each weeknight on NBC stations. Write to Tuesday, he said. Umpires—Home, Phillips; First, Reed; Coast loogue. Recalled Rob Nelson, Intlelder, Lou Graham, 110,500 6671-70—207 see answered in this column? Write to Dr. Peter M. her on the spot after seeing her perform in a RAIomor (1), Podres; Robinson (1), Second, Johnson; Third, Clark. and Jerald Clark, outfielder, from Los „ , Oolf of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Williams in care of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Mitchell (11), Giants. Harold Henning, $10,500 716671—207 Rockvllle/East Hartford of Manchester, 2 Gott, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland. Ohio 44101. Los Angeles bar. T—2:45. A—11,357. Vegos. Dove Hill, 58.400 7r)-7068-MB p.m. ter, Conn. 06040. Box 591, Manchester 06040. H — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, May 8, 1989 Ma N L H E S 'IE K h e r a l d . Monday. May 8, 1989 — 17 DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright ~OK,PArR;ck,‘it5UV|&Gcjr«3UR fiiaLPTRJP ^UJeiA^, OOOD MoRhi^a,' Puzzles VOC/R r 4 6 - OH'--MD WRic+r/... ^ oco DO Unlikely partners form company vor-r PoR & er to a v e ACROSS MISS U6BV Aff 3 Move in water Answer to Previous Puzzle By Kathryn Baker 'f o -D A V P 4 Exit with soundstages and dressing rooms and the The Associated Press bustle of work on new projects ranging from a 1 Many oz. 5 Inactive T V Topics iN^siiFrc 4 Ireland 6 Radiation fact-based movie about the Howard Beach, LOS ANGELES - Will PKE become the 8 Companion of measure N.Y., racial attack to "Working Girl,” a new odds 7 English school MTM of the future? NBC sitcom based on the hit movie of the 12 Cutting 8 Smoother The new production venture is a product of think big. same name. implement 9 Author Anais the unlikely partnership of Tom Patchett “ I asked Ken, how do you run a com pany?" Kaufman, who recently moved to Los 13 Small insect creator of NBC’s wise Li ac king puppet slat Patchett said in an intei view in Kaufm an's Angeles from New York, had made a name 1 4 ______president 10 700, Roman “ A L F ,” and Ken Kaufman producer of such office at their new company headquarters in producing Important-with-a-capital-I movies 15 Jackie's 2nd 11 Look at serious, made-for-television fare as "The suburban Culver City. "The best company I with his late partner, Michael Lepiner. husband 5 S 17 Sensational Attic; The Hiding of Anne F rank’ and ’ ’In the ever wwrked for was MTM when Grant'Tinker 16 Sweet smell 19 Gourd Line of Duty. The FBI Muidcrs PEANUTS by Charles M. Scnuii 18 Soften •' - there n'.d ..ist had u .vonderful PAIT-HETI HAD A string of critical if not 22 Attend 20 Cloistered The ’ P K E in P K E Produetioiii. .Maiids tot c ie a liv t bunch ot people ma there w eie five ratings successes with Tarses, including woman 24 Dress material Patchett-Kaufman Entertainment. six shows going at one time, and it was leally NBC’s “Buffaio Bill. The strain of the series The name of the 21 This (Sp l 25 Wall painting MTM Productions, named for co founder wonderful. But you’ve got to be a m anager to split up the partnership. other team was 23 Paper 26 Fights Mary Tyler Moore, is the company that do that at the top someplace. 1 knew Ken could Tarses went on to create the offbeat measures 27 Ride a bike became legendary for such high-quality hits run a company, and I asked him fot his dramedies ’The Days and Nights of Molly Pevil’s Advocate 27 Looks 28 Adversary as "The Mary Tylei Moore Show,” “Hill 39 Heated 49 Let it stand advice, and sort of couched in that was the Dodd” and "The ’Slap’ Maxwell Story.” 30 Cowboy gear 29 J . ____ Hoover discourse Street Blues" and "St, Elsewhere." Patchett invitation to sort of go in together ’ Patchett went on to " A L F ,” his first bona fide 31 Spread to dry 50 Comparative 32 Opposite of 4Q Tales worked there with partner Jay Tarses on In March, P K E was still a chain of sparsely ratings hit. The show has spawned an "Let’s build our dam somewfhere else. I'm 33 Paper of ecto 43 Wails suffix several series, including "The Bob Newhart getting an inferiority complex!" furnished offices in a non-descript building. industry of stuffed toys, lunch boxes and other 33 Cooled indebtedness 45 Coup d '____ Show.” 19S9 by NEA. Inc 34 Firearm 36 Repeat 51 Clam genus ” ALF ” paraphernalia 47 Singer "WHEN i CAME IN here Jan 3. there was owners’ gp. 37 Snares for 52 Dog No one. apparently, was more surprised by Fitzgerald P A T C H E T T AND K A U F M A N met when me and the answeiiiig machine” Kaufman 35 Temp, unit game its almost instantaneous success than was 48 Ship canvas 53 Actress Balin they teamed up a few years ago on BUGS BUNNY by Warner Bros. 36 Cross in a said 'On the answering machine, it said. Patchett 1 2 9 10 11 "Washingtoon," a short-lived, political satire s-a church Hello this is Patchett-Kaufniari Entertain The scary part is the responsibility that ■ cable series. They remained in touch, though ment W e’re not here right now Could you 37 Equipment 12 comes with a hit like that . When you get HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Brownt 38 Not their paths diverged Kaufman recalled that please leave a message? And the first phone calls that, you know, a husband is dying professional 15 on the day he got approval for ’’Anastasia a message 1 got was him (Patchett) calling, and he’s in a coma and the only thing he 40 Satisfies " two-part movie for NBC Patchett got the saying. Hello Kaufman s not theie? Well, responds to is ALF . and somebody dies and c 1 MEVEP MU :M 41 Song words 18 go-ahead for "ALF ” I'm Falchetl, and I’m not there You guys they bury the kid with an A L F doll or cap ... OF A TEAM PLAVEfZ.. 42 Govt, Patchett has independently pi educed .nusf bt Uoing very w e l l " you gotta be careful It’s very — you begin to agent “ A L F " since its pi emiere three season.*, ago But Kaufman pioudly showed ofi the feel whai humanity is all about, because you 44 Lament but with success under hi.' belt, he began to stadium sized warehouse soon to be filled nave such power ” 7 46 Preoccupy 27 28 29 50 Equitable 32 54 Map abbreviation 36 T V Tonight 55 Observed 56 Actress Baxter 38 57 Recline l 3J (^ j (22 30 40 New Inn 'iiev. juu...,mb: ui ’oud pc-i:" son tCC) A HuasiUi, ciiaus musicidii leur. 58 Fixed charge 41 6:00PM [ESPNj volleybaii: Men's Pro Beach ing Htihu.-: M.iys, Julii- 'lagi'ity RoUi.-i dll about Anioricd fiorn inu Bloominyddle # ^ r S-B 59 Soviet news GtJ Matt Houston liavk :98( Tournament (60 .nin ) (Taped) c ^9>9 Kirtg Fesluti Syocicste. Inc Wortd tights■■ r»$ervBd'4 I .urity guard who holpud hiii defect agency (11) Stai Trek (57; Ndtuie |CC) Exai.;., .vituiife cor,i,. Houir. Williams Maria ()onchitd Alonso [HBO] MOVIE 'Maniac Cop' A psycho­ THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk S Sy Barry 60 Old; (18} Mission; Impossible .itiOi' efforts lindertaken by ranchers ii Cl'idvdiit n,;rricks 1984 Raieo R jln pathic patrolman stalks the streets of New 50 61 52 Stereo) York City with murder on his mind. Tom Ger. (20) Airwolf ;hr Llanos a gias.slaiid areo of central Ve • . la (60 m ill) (Rl (In Stereo) Atkins Bruce Campbell Laurene Landon. 5€R6£ANT JONN..JNO WAY VET,, ML»T FINP ^ (?4) Doctor Who 10 30PM l 3 Kdie Allie iCC) Aliit 1988 Rated R DOWN 65 iSl) Cousteau s Rediscovery of the imj Bob rheir firot berioui;' tight whoi. (26) T J Hooker CALLINS7P& H„7PSH,,’\lP'^'^NCE„yE&,EXCELLeNCY World ho siyrib Chu.- hockey conbcnt form (la (U F E J S p e n ser For Flire [JONN H6Re„ CAN "(tXI HEAR 1 Future attys.' 58 (38) Family 7 les (CC| fA & E ] Living Planet A Portrait of tht“ Stereo) [f M Cj MOVIE; Rolling Vengeance' A young trucker uses his monstrous vehicle exam (57) World ot Survival (Ri Earth 111j Odd Couple J as a tool of revenge agarnst the men who (6.1) Three's Company [CNNj PriineNews 18 Fulfill ('oui Urediiis 2 Nude (c)1989 by NEA. Inc killed his family (Don Michael Paul, Lawr­ [A & E ] Heroes. Made in me U S A [DIS] Born Fiee (20j All in the Fdinily ence Daf'e Ned Beatty 1987. Rated R, [DISJ MOVIE: 'The Reluctant Asiroii [ESPN] Supetbouts Haglet s Knock 26] INN N( ■ [USAJ New Mike Flammer aut' A man. deathly afraid ot hoiyhls oute Hagir js Hearns (19861 H„g|(ir v 38) Hofieyr 'jotiers learns that his father volunh rod him foi H,imsho(ly84) (60mir. 1 (R) I 2:05AM ® Pat Sajak i6lj Newheirt (cC) the astiunaut Irainmy pn.yi.in. Dor [HBO] MOVIE My Best Friend Is a 12:30AM ® St Elsewhere Knotts, Arthur O'Con.ifill, Joanelle Nolan CELEBRITY CIPHER Vampire (CC) A shyadolr:. ( « , first f; [L S P N J liiuy 3O0. Race foi Hmoes l9J Aisenio Hall (in Stereo) Catobrtty Clpt>er cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and preserrt. 1967. prtience wilh Ihf. opposite sexiSaiffe in an Profile of Rick Mears Each letter In the cipher stands for another. Today 's due: Q equals W- Sea Hunt (ESPN] Sports Trivia infectious bite from a beautiful vampire I 1 ;00PM ® ® (4® (57) News Robert Sean It. iitard Rent Auberjonois Morton Downey Jr. ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson [L IF E ] E/R . 9 , bonny Hill 'XHYFGXM CFH QSYIV'M David Warner 1988 t.40] What a Country! [MAX] M OVIE. Georgy Girl A yirl (iii Cheers (CC) named Georgy marrie.'t i wealthy oldoi [L IF E ] Cagney & Lacey Pat, I of 2 $1) Gene Scott I BROUGHT Y00\1WA»K6.' HOW MUCH DID THEY B\Y Lt® Learn to Play the Piano Overnight BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake THAT SHIRT COST DOYOUKWOWWHATTHI6 MHBSJV-QSYMC BYDLH DM man so that she can give he: ■ lommale's (MAX) MOVIE Overboard' (CC) An A MEW T-SHIRT' Illegitimate baby a home Lynn Redgiave amnesiac millionaiiess is duped into be 12:45AM (22) d® Late Night With YOU TO TAKE IT? TIFTEEM BOCKS' MUCH SPACE W O aD COST 110 (2® Jeffersons David Letterman (R| (In Stereo) 'THE MEW \YORK TIM ES"? U8YHVSL; CFH KDYMC DM Alan Bates, James Mason 1966 lieving that she's married to a beer i24) Austin City Limits (In Steieo) [TMC] Short Film Showcase guzzling carpentei Goldie Hawn, Kurt Rus 1:00AM (ID Twilight Zone t JUST FINISHED J O H , IT V YOU OUT OF 1 NOT f, by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee phy s major compeiilor in he: :977 audi (11) Honeymooners [DIS] MOVIE. 'The Frog Prince' A ROBE IS ROSE by Pat Brady and dined by an endless suticession of col young girl befriends an enchanted frog in tege football scouts Anthoi^y Michael Hall. lion for "F.Y.I " anchor is Linda Ellerbee (18) Can You Beat Baldness? Unscramble these (our Jumbles, You don't look so good (In Steieo) this musical version of the classic fairy tale. one letter to each square, to form Robert Downey Jr. Paul Gleason 1988 (2® Making ot a National Commercial Aileen Quinn, Clive Revill 1988. Rated G. four ordinary words. Rated PG-13 (In Stereo) ® (4® Wat and Rernembtance (CC) Na / (2® Twin Stdi Productions [ESPN] Boating World [USA] Cartoons talle and Aaron suffe' a terrifying ordeal Rahrr decides who will be sent lo Ihe (38) St. Elsewhere [USA] Paid Programming MUHID 7:00PM d ) Inside Edition death camps. Pamela arranges to meel (57) MacNeii/Lehrer Newshour 1 ;35AM (® Love Boat r5~) (22) Wheel of Furtuiie (CC) Pug m England, conspiialors launch a [CNN] Sports Tonight % scheme to assassinate Hitlei Rahm brutal - [HBO] MOVIE: 'Porky's Revenge' (CC) (?) Cosby Show (CC) (In Sluiao, izes Natalie and Louis Stars John Gielgud [DIS] Pretty Good Night at Carnegie A group of Florida high school students (3l) l38l Cheers (CCI Jane Seymour and Robert Mitchum (2 Hall From New York City’s Caiiiegie Hall matches wits with the proprietor of a local storyteller Garrison Keillor presents songs (18) Rockford Files his ) Part 2 of 5 (In Slereo) brothel Dan Monahan, Wyatt Knight, OUSLE 19) Best of the National Geographic and stories with guests including guitarist Tony Ganios 1985 Rated R ( P M ‘ A*S*H Chet Atkins (90 min.) (In Stereo) Specials The giant panda is observed in (24) (571 MacNell/Lehrer Newshoui 1 :40AM [MAX] MOVIE: Dirty Dane- China s Wolong Natural Reserve and in [ESPN] SportsCenter Up lo-dato ing' (CC) While vacationing with her fa­ scores @6) The Streets ut San Fiaiiciscc zoos aror.nd the world in this look at mily in the early '60s, a sheltered teen-ager THE BORN LOSER by Art Santom worldwide preservation efforts (60 min.) V do) (4® Current Aftaii [HBO] One Night Stand (CC) Uamuii falls in love with a streetwise dance in­ (221 (3® M OVIE Top Gun (CC) United KOJECY HOW HE FELT WHEN (61) Family Ties Part i ol 2 Wayans takes the stage for an evening of structor. Jennifei Grey, Patrick Swayze, HE f in a l l y r e a c h e d States Naval pilots lake to the skies to laughs (In Stereo) Jerry Orbach 1987 Rated PG-13. (In ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook THE VERY TOP OF [A & E ] Chronicle A look at the Rosenborg compete for the higfiust honors at Mirimar Stereo) spy case. Naval Air Station Tom C' else Kelly McGil- 1 1 :3 5 P M ® Night Court t h e /MOUNTAIN. 1 :45AM Later With Bob Costas 7 [CNN] Moneyline lis. Amhuny Edwards 1986 (In Stereo) 11:45PM Tonight Show (In MtLOP'ii <^o\) BEAUV ^ Vw'ftE The unu? WoMmJ Dp VdU THIfJlC 6 H e ' th a t’g Trie [E S P N ] SportsCentei Up-to-date 124) Adventure (CC) Composer David Fan- Stereo) 2:00AM (D superior Court POATIE shawe travels from Tahiti to Easter Island m •foO Pli ThB$OMJ> Now arrange the circled letters to scores 11:50PM [MAX] MOVIE; Young CTl) Dave Del Dotto: Financial Freedom 6H£>ULX> 6PEAK UP More AT Vetfp LEVEL O? Feblimg- n his search for the Pacific region's native form the surprise answer, as sug­ [HBO] Nature W atch (CC) rile striking Frankenstein' (CC) Dr Frankenstein's ) Jeffersons (CC) Part 1 of 3. WPltifr THESE /yiAHA&EflftEHT. IW $ m JO&r To 6 tr HBRe I L E 2:30AM ® sustaining d® Cosby Show marry the boss Julie Andrews, Mary Tyler (4® W in, Lose or Draw Moore. Carol Channing 1967. Rated G. I Alice P A T iN S T06£THeF FY U^ING [A&E] World of Survival (£) Health and Tennis Resolution W M .i... [E S P N ] Truck and Tractor Pull (Taped) [CNN] Sports Eatenight WATCHA I - r SWOtSNED [CNN] Crossfire [A& E] Living Pianet: A Portrait of the [L IF E ] M OVIE: 'Callie & Son' A young Earth [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date S fm cE =3 TUB LA T B ST [ESPN ] Maga­ scores Astrograph woman's climb to wealth and power Is ov­ [CNN] Newsnight I N / c . 3 zine Weekly report from MLB. ershadowed by an obsessive love for her [USA] Credit Time Bomb T E c h U o l o c s y " 5 i p . . . " v r . [HBO] Encyclopedia; The Volume F sun Lindsay Wagner. Jameson Parker, (CC) Featured: t)ie letter F, in words and Dabney Coleman 1981 T W F D O N ’T and attention that should be devoted to songs. (In Stereo) [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling your more serious concerns. If you play 8:00PM 3) Live-In (CC) Danny s his % u r 9:30PM ® Designing Women (CC) " FAX YOU up'.' today, you’ll have to pay later. tory tutor invites him to a college party to After Mary Jo is mugged, the Sugarbaker LIBRA (Sept. 23-aci. 23) Resistance anger her professor-father (In Stereo) (D 1089 by NEA, Inc T w A V e ? 5 -8 b irth d ay women take a self-defense course (In you encounter today could be caused (8) (40) MacGyver (CC) MacGyver looks Stereo) from self-centered appraisals of situa­ for a friend who has stolen a vial of lethal [HBO] MOVIE: 'Harry and the Hender­ May 9,1989 tions. If you broaden your concerns to bacteria from the Phoenix Foundation. (60 sons' (CC) A Washington family's life is include others, conditions will Improve. min.) (In Stereo) turned upside down after they run into Big- Patience and determination will be re­ SCaRPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Today you (D Best of the National Geographic foot during a camping trip and take the quired in the year ahead in order for you and your mate may take diametrically Specials This underwater study includes lumbering creature home. John Lithgow, Melinda Dillon, Margaret Langrick. 1987. to realize all of the rewards you are ca­ opposing positions neither will want to the birth of a killer whale, the playfulness of the humpback and an infant whale’s Rated PG. (In Stereo) pable of achieving. Don’t be over­ yield. Someone will eventually have to growth to adolescence. (60 min.) whelmed by Insignificant setbacks. compromise, so for the sake of peace, 10:00PM ® Newhart (CC) George TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Someone let It be you. di) MOVIE: ‘Peggy Sue Got Married' A receives the shock of his life during a visit Bridge middle-aged woman gets the opportunity from his elderly family friend, Aunt Bess. NORTH &-g-8> with opposing views might try to intimi­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A * Q 9 to change her life after a fainting spell (In Stereo) date you today In order to win their way. venture in which you are presently In­ T A 10 6 O B B B a B B S B sends her back in time to her senior year in If you respond just as firmly, this person volved could require far more resources high school. Kathleen Turner, Nicolas ® (2® ® [CNN] News ♦ J 8 5 4 took the A-K-Q of clubs, shedding his Cage, Barry (VtiHer. 1986 (3j) INN News ♦ AKQ5 will back off. Know where to look for ro­ than you have at your disposal. Start Doing it heart queen, and then led the queen of mance and you’ll find it. The Astro- looking around (or a well-heeled ally. d®MOVIE:'^'Up the Creek' A British navy (3® Anushka WEST EAST spades. Everyone played low, but Qraph Matchmaker instantly reveals CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) A situa­ officer comes up with a unique money­ (2® All in the Family better eventually East took a trick with the making scheme to finance a pet rocket- 4 10 4 K 6 5 2 which signs are romantically perfect for tion that you're likely lo anticipate neg­ (24) World at War V K J 9 7 4 3 4 8 5 king. you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this atively today could turn out much more building project. David Tomlinson. Peter By James Jacoby Sellers. 1958 ^ Honeymooners ♦ A K 2 ♦ Q 10 3 Declarer can play better. Before CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodawall newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, pleasantly than you think possible. Try 4 J 98 4 10 6 4 3 cashing clubs, he should lead dummy’s OH 44101-3428. looking for sunshine Instead of 12® M OVIE: 'Firewalker' The lure of gold (IT) The United States and the Philip­ sends two soldiers of fortune on a perilous pines: III Our Image Premiere (CC) Nar­ You’re right if you think that South spade queen. When the 10 falls from GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A situation shddows SOUTH quest for hidden Aztec treasure Chuck rator Stanley Kainow traces the former co­ On the new news station. Join Pat Sheehan and Beth Carroll was overbidding. However, his hand the West hand, he can continue with J've GOrTA ADMIT that presently appears to be unprofit­ AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) A respon­ Norris, Louis Gossett Jr, Melody Ander­ lony's history and relationship with (he 4 A J 8 7 4 3 able can be rectitied If you take a more sibility that presently concerns you United States since 1898, beginning with with Roger Griswold’s weather and Rich Coppola on sports. was too good for a sign-off at two the nine from dummy. When that wins, rrU)OM Se«066/ son. 1986. 4 Q 2 Imaginative approach. Get out of the rut could be alleviated lo some degree to­ America’s acquisition of the islands. (60 spades, and he was not sure how his he can play dummy’s good diamond. d® ALF (CC) ALF prepares for the ♦ 9 7 6 today and be a bit more adventurous. day. However, you may still have to deal min.) Part 1 of 3. 4 7 2 partner would interpret a jump to East discards, and South throws his baby's arrival bv re-enacting scenes from three spades. A good agreement to use CANCER (June 21-July 22) If you run with its remnants latei. "The Dick Van Jyke Sh o w " (In Stereo) [A&E] Shortstories A visiting aunt turns heart, ruffs a heart, plays a club to the world upside down in "Connections"; Vulnerable; Neither in response to partner’s one-no-trump Into opposition today, don’t attempt to PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) If your @ Nationa) Geographic A deep-dive ex­ dummy and ruffs another heart. When meet it head-on. You’ll be able to work wishes are in conflict with the wishes of "Damsels Be Damned" Is a modern-day Dealer; West overcall of the opponent’s opening is pedition off the Galapagos Islands reveals declarer plays his last club to dummy, things out lo everyone’s mutual benefit the majority of your peers today, it may exotic forms of sea life nourished by bac­ tale of Cinderella. (60 min.) to jump in a suit to invite game, and to West North East South he is left with A-J of spades over through diplomacy and tact. be better to adjust your thinking than to teria which convert chemicals into organic [ESPN] Indy 500: Race for Heroes: cue-bid the enemy’s opening-bid suit matter. (60 min.) Profile of Johnny Rutherford 14 1 NT Pass East’s K-6. Note that this line of play LEO (July 23>Aug. 22) Unfortunately, attempt to adjust theirs. Watch 4 4 to force to game. Pass Pass Pass also wins when East’s original holding your Initial tendencies today might in­ ARIES (March 21-April 19) If you feel (2® MOVIE: The Buddy Holly Story' [MAX] MOVIE: 'Funny Farm’ (CC) A The defenders quickly took the first is K-lO-x of spades, since the play will cline you to attempt to do things the you are owed some special remunera­ Based on the life of Buddy Holly, the rock Manhattan couple yets more than they ex­ WTIC News at 10 three diamond tricks. East then re­ hard way. Look for paths of least resis­ tion or benefit where your work is con­ 'n' roll pioneer who skyrocketed to fame in pected when they ditch big-city life for the Opening lead; 4 K be queen, king, ace of spades, followed the '60s. Gary Busey. Don Stroud. Charles quaint New England countryside. Chevy turned the eight of hearts and West’s by declarer shedding his heart loser on tance, not pitfalls. cerned, speak up and ask for It today. It Martin Smith 1978 Chase. Madolyn Smith, Joseph Maher jack forced dummy’s ace. Not wanting VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Don’t let Is not likely to be given to you Tonight - WTICTV the top clubs before taking a second fi­ (p) M O VIE: 'Airplanel' A neurotic ex- 1988. Rated PG. (In Stereo) to go set more than he had to, declarer nesse in trumps against the 10. your pleasurable interests usurp time voluntarily. nilot takes over the controls of an airliner [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Moscow on the Hud­ 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. 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RATES: 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. 7 to 19 doys: 70 cents per line per day. DEADJ.INES: For classified advertlsments to READ YOUR AD: ClQiilted advsrtlicmints art be published Tuesday through Saturday, the toktn by ttitphont os a convtnitnct. The 20 to 25 doys: 60 cents per line per doy. deadline Is noon on the day betore publica­ Monchesttr Herald It responsible tor only one 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the tlie of Minimum ctiarce; 4 lines. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen Mondoy, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Fridov. the value of the advertltement will not be corrected by an additional Insertion. IT’S TAG SALE TIME 4 Days for the Price of 3! CLASSIFIED ADVERTI.mNf; 643-2711 Are things piiing up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? The best way to A I PART TIME announce it is with a Heraid Tag Saie Ciassified Ad. Notices HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED I WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE Tag Sale Adt Must Be As o condition precedent to HELP WANTED the placement of any adver­ PART time custodian. In By Tuesday, Noon, For This Special Full time delivery In­ RN INFECTION control HOUSE cleaner, three- MANCHESTER: Three tising In the Manchester He­ Evenings, Mondoy- cludes heavy lifting. nurse. Meadows CENTRAL supply clerk. TAG SALE SiGN ST6P IN AT 6UR 6FF1CE rald, Advertiser hereby Frlday, 5-8;30pm. four hours weekly. $8. RECEPTIONIST wanted bedroom Cope, new A $5.25 an hour. Call 643- Manor East, a 116 bed Meadows Manor East for Immediate full time both. Interior pointed ogrees to protect, Indemnity Hours flexible. Apply: 2171.______per hour. Own trans­ and hold hormless the Mon- nursing facility Is seek­ portation . Non- Is seeking a central position at busy veteri­ throughout, one cor Facilities Services, supbly clerk to manage chester Herald, Its officers South Windsor Board DELIVERY and ware­ ing a qualified RN fo smoker. References. narian hospital. Medi­ garage, fenced bock perform duties which our Central Supply De­ ond employees against any of Education, 1737 house. Immediate op­ 647-8261.______cal and or computer yard, great starter and oil liability, loss or Include: Infection con­ partment. Full time po­ experience helpful. LOTS/LAND I ROOMS 199 d APARTMENTS 199 d APARTMENTS M ain Street, South enings. Steady work. TEACHER for three day home. $134,500. Peter­ expense. Including ottor- Monday-Friday. Ex­ trol, safety and In- sition Is avallale. We Reply with resume; man Real Estate FOR SALE FOR RENT l^iFOR RENT 13^1 FOR RENT neys' tees, arising from Windsor, 528-9711, ex- nursery school. Four otter competitive tenslon 40. eoe.______cellent entry pay. Ex­ service. An excellent Glastonbury Animal 649-9404. clolms of unfair trade practi­ opportunity for a moti­ year college degree In wages and excellent ces, Infringement of trade­ tra benefits. Apply Hospital, 55 Grove WILLINGTON. Three APPROVED building SHARE house. Parking, FIVE room, two beroom LIKE private home. 3'/2 OFFICE position East of vated Individual. We education or child de­ benefit package. Street, Glastonbury, % Spccioli$1§.D#ff! I lots. Wllllngton, $67,500 marks, trade names or pot- Manchester Tobacco family. Route 32, Se­ • ^ washer/dryer, pool ta- apartment for rent rooms. Lease. Work­ the River. Part time, offer competitive velopment required. Please contact llene - $69,500; Coventry, ents, violation of rights of and Candy Company, CT 06033. parate utilities, ble, more. Non- with appliances. Utili­ ing single, m arried privacy and Infringement of flexible. General cleri­ wages, tuition reim­ Call Blue Shutter Play Berkom at Meadows $69,900 - $97,900. Philips cal Including typing, 78 Sanrico Drive, and Learn School. 643- $189,900. Philips Real smoker. $300. monthly ties not Included. Se­ couple preferred. 643- copyright and proprietory Manchester.______bursement and excel­ Manor East, 333 Bid- I CARPENTRY/ Real Estate, 742-1450.D plus utilities. 643-7288. rights, unfair competition computer familiarity, lent benefit package. 7277.______well Street, Manches- Estate. 742-1450.O I^PAINTIND/ JMISCELUNE0U8 curity deposit required 2880.______STEEL erector needed. |g p 1 1------MANCHESTER. Fully and references. Imme­ and libel and slander, which data entry. Reply: Please contact llene Smart shoppers shop ter. 647-9191,______YOU CAN enloy extra MANSFIELD. Two fam­ UWNCARE REMDDELING PAPERING SERVICES HEBRON. Two bedroom may result from the publica­ CAC, P.O. Box 8646, Experience only. To ily, Route 195 near East Want to sell your car? For furnished, clean and diate occupancy. $650. apartment, heat and Y Berkom, Meadows Classified! They find vocation money by ex­ tion of any advertisement In Eost Hartford, 06108. work on metal building Manor East, 333 Bid- It you don't use It, don't changing Idle Items In Brook Moll $179,900. Quick results, use a low- quiet, nice locotlon on 646-4378.______hot water Included, op- the Manchester Herald by erection crew. Benef­ that's a good way to fight Just because you don’t McLamey Heme Exterier Fslettax A PART time coordinator well Street, Manches­ need It and don't wont It, your home for cosh ... Philips Real Estate. KAWKES TREE SERVICE cost Classified ad. Call bus line. Ladles pre­ EAST Hartford. Nice one pllances, cellar stor­ advertiser. Including adver­ its. Call Bill 242-3738. the high cost of living. use on Item doesn't mean Intprevements Slalalini Deee. ferred. Security and tisements In ony free distri­ for dental specialty ter. 647-9191. why not sell It with a with on od In classified. 742-1450.D Frss sstlmstM Bucket, truck A chipper. Stump 643-2711 today to place or two bedroom apart­ age, parking, large eoe. ______643-2711. Clossifled Ad? Call 643- the Item has lost Its value. Houeet, .gsragee, decks & your ad. references. $240. per bution publications pub­ practice In Manches­ Coll 643-2711 to place your MANCHESTER. Re­ •Decks fences. Exterior porches A removal. Free satimetes. ment. Heat ond hot yard. Twenty minutes Why not exchange It for •Roofing month. 644-3503. to Hartford, fifteen lished by the Monchester ter. Reaulres mature, DRIVER needed tempor­ 2711 to place your ad. od. duced! Don't miss this steps rebuilt. Hatch ways A Special consideration tor water Included. Secur­ Herald. Penny Sleftert, arily. Part time, cosh with on od In Clossl- •Sheds EXTRA large private ity and references re­ minutes to Manches­ organized person with P M T TIME well maintained Dutch flcdV 643-2711. •House peinting exterior caller door rebuilt. elderly and handicapped. Publisher. Monday-Friday, 9- Full Ins., tree est. A4»-7gS0. room with own bath quired. No pets. Call ter. $650 monthly. 649- good diversified gen­ Colonial In quiet resl- 649-3331 l9Rd BUSINESS eral office skills. 645- Ipm. For approxl- CAREER CONCEPTS dentlql area. Totally and shower, fireplace, 289-0000, Monday- 2871.______Night Time Cooks 647-7553 I " I PROPERTY Friday, 9am-6pm. Sat- [l o s t 0882. motely two months. CUSTOMER SERVICE UNUMITED remodeled kitchen, Lawnthowlng. Min. bar and entrance. $80. MANCHESTER. Two Apply at Brown Flow­ “fFe ran tell you per week. 646-4144. urdoy, 10amm-2pm. AND FDUND ENERGETIC Individual Saute or broiler. newer roof and siding. Charge, $17.00. Edging. MRK PACKAGE store- bedroom apartment. ers, 163 Main Street, We are looking for responsible service- PROFESSIONAL Beautiful pork like Bush and hedge what to look for... THOMAS PAVING MANCHESTER. Beauti­ Stove, refrigerator, needed part time for Manchester.______Full or part time HOME business. Manchester LOST. Small Calico cat. busy medical practice. minded individuals to handle customer in­ PLACEMENT SERVKE yard comes with Its trimming. Yard material, and irhat to look Fully insured and high traffic area, ■ APARTMENTS ful two bedroom apart­ heat, hot water, air School and spruce Duties Include: filing TELEMARKETERS-part position opening. own shed. Coll today etc. hauling. IMPROVEMENTS o u t forV ' bonded. Residential, FOR RENT ment, eat-ln kitchen, conditioning. Nice lo­ quiries. The position requires enthusiasm, 63 L CENTER STREET Conscientious and equioment qnd Inven­ cation. Call 649-5240. Streets. 643-0026. and retrieving medical time evenings. Earn $7 and up an tor your appointment. A bucineet built on commercial, free tory Included, some self-cleaning stove, $125. to $250. per week. independent thinking, and organization. SUITE 2 0 8 $138,500. Susan Do­ dependable. Ray Hardy. tntegrilyt ROCKVILLE. Conve­ dishwasher, disposal records, assist prepar­ 646-7973 estimates. owner financing possi­ ing dally schedule. Call Mr. Bellas, 647- MANCHESTER, CT hour. Depending nahue, Sentry Real Est­ ble. $109,900. Philips niently located. One, and refrigerator. Din­ CONDOMINIUMS [TIME 9 9 4 6 . ______Good communication skills and a pleasant Carpentry • Wtndowe *• H arB ro Call 649-5265. ing room, living room Apply In person be­ upon experience. ate, 643-4060.O YARD MASTERS Siding • Kitchens • Real Estate. 742-1450o three, and four bed­ FOR RENT WANTED tween 10am and 6pm. We want a full time telephone manner are essential. We epeclalizein; room apartments and one bath. Air con­ MANCHESTER. New Yard cleaned. Bathe • Additions • P a in tin g ditioned, very quiet. N Sports Medicine of warehouse person. Ex­ •Restaurant Managers Please call for available. Rent In­ Hours Monday through Friday construction. Hard to Trees out, Decks VINYL SIDING A I ROOMS Ideal for middle aged SOUTH WINDSOR. Rent PART time medical tech­ Manchester, 155 Main cellent starting pay. find roomy Ranch with of Manchester cludes carpet, applian­ nician. To learn the •Retail Managers and appointment Have dump truck, Fully licensed A InsuradI FOR RENT ces, parking and more. or senior citizens on with option. Straw- , Street, Manchester.__ Full benefits, eoe. Con- 3:00-7:30PM three bedrooms and REPUCEMENT WINDOWS bridge two bedroom Gemstor 11. Send re­ toct Mr. Decelles. 643- 633-3832. will haul. Free estimatesi Security and referen­ busline. Heat an hot fT H H E L P •Secretaries two full baths. Dra­ Quality Painting Expertly installed. water Included. Only townhouse. Sunkin liv­ sume to P.O. Box 687, 5107. ______Saturday Mornings matic fireplace In fam­ MANCHESTER. Free ces required. Call 872- Coventry, CT 06238. WANTED •Bookkeepers 646-96S6 Services Please call Paul Ryder room and food tor fe­ 8095.______$645 per month. Come ing room with fire­ LUJ 7:00-10:30AM ily room. Attached two see why we rarely have place, central air, gar­ at 742-0018. male over thirty In MANCHESTER. Twoond There's someone out ONE OF THE good habits C all today Sales cor garage plus full | » 1 CARPENTRY/ •Free Estimates a vacancy. One bed­ age, private deck, full Full time . We need a basement for lots of ■yO J j------exchange for child three bedroom apart­ there who wonts to buy thrifty people have deve­ For interview call Frank at ^ P A I N T I N G / care. 10:30pm-12 noon. room apartment avail­ basement, pool, tennis. dependable, organized 6 4 9 -1 7 2 7 Manager storage. Still time to REMODELING •Senior Citizen Discounts ments. Security and 644-0517 or 872-9577 your power tools. Find person for versatile po­ loped Is dally reoding of | o o i r MY BROTHERS Walk to Main Street. able at $610. Agent 647-9946 choose your colors. PAPERING •.Muminum & Vinv! references a must. 645- 247-5030. eveninas. thot buyer with a low-cost sition. Paid training, the ods In clossifled. Corporate laqairias Trainee 18 yrs. Santlce Slite's 1973 ^Powerwashing 647-8633. 8201. ad In Classified. 643-2711. That's where they find Excellent location. BUSINESS 55.50 an hour. Call 643- Wtwra will you b« ind wSM will $199,900. Coll for 2171. yalue buys. you bo doing S yMra from today If Mowing, Raking, Clean you continua wbat you ara doing further detolls.Sentry R&Y T.D.M. 646-6815 Oarages, Dump Runs. now? Real Estate, 643-4060.n PAINTING AND We’re Here To Serve I CASHIERS Art you; BRAND new listing!! I Remodeling 645-8798 Purchasing Full time or part time. We're seeking a full —Aga 21 or ovar? Delightful sixteen DECORATING Be a carrier! Co-ordinator/Clerical —Aggraaalva? room, three family on Company lew J ROOFING/ FULL TiME/PART TIME time and part time cashier for our Manchester —AmbMoua? •Complete Interior HGME IMPR6VEMENT Ever wonder why newspaper carriers smile so much? Because Spruce Street (near Expert l^ flG iO IN G Spilng tlx up. VK Homs Ssr- they're having FUNI When you're a carrier, you get to meet others ■:J: location. Responsibilities include: inputing Assistant —In good haaltb? Center Street). Two six and Exterior Painting ★ CASHIERS —High aehool graduala vic«s tskss car of til rspalri your own age, go to special meetings with food and prizes, and win •::: data into our computer system. This involves High energy person or banar? room, three bedroom Cnttm»n$hlp •Power Wash and mslntenancs from A to Z. great prizes for signing up new subscribers. And that's not all! You W hen you need to advertise, ★ STOCKPERSONS can earn your OWN money andshowyoU'renot just a kid anymore If needed for immediate If you qualify, you will ba apartment plus one In All P/taaee of LEAKY ROOF? Licensed and inaured nothing works like Classified! ★ SALES PERSONS iji: substantial interaction with customers, sales guarantaad: four room apartment. •Gutter Repair M oit root* ean ha rapalrad. you're 12 years or older, why not find out more? Call 647-9946 today! opening, full time. RnmodnIIng In plaea ot total rarooflnQ axpanaal FREE ESTIMATES g people and warehouse employees. Qualifica- —Ouarantaad Incoma up lo If .SOO Separate utilities, kit­ •Smell Carpentry Dial 643-2711 NAMCO, one of America's largest retailers of above-ground pools spas Order company par monlh chen appliances, lots of aCdll aMitM Complata rarooflng of all typaa. 2 2 8 -4 7 6 8 furniture, has immediate openings for PART-TIME SALES |i|; tions include: good communication skills —3 waaka aapanaa paid training In Repair FREE eawiiiATes supplies, Inventory Boaton charming older fea­ ltti|Hd bpiKliMt p e o p l e , CASHIERS, and STOCKPERSONS at our new location; and math aptitude. Data entry experience is a control, assist with —Unllmilad advancamanl •Glazing Manchester Roofing oppotlunHIaa tures, great Income. hdi aCntM projects, reports and Three cor garage. Ask­ •Fully Insured 100 SANRICO DRIVE, MANCHESTER, CT. plus. Part time hours include afternoons and ACT TODAY to anaura tomorrowl aNut t KHdti] t 6 4 5 -8 8 3 0 UNDSCAPING general clerical duties. Call lor appointmani and parional ing $249,900. Jackson 8, CARS I ^ C A R S Flexible hours, fun working conditions. weekends. Please apply: Inlarvlaw; Vii^ Siif •Free estimates I CARS Knowledge of Jackson Real Estate, Your assurance of quick | ^ F 0 R * S A LE FOR SALE ABOVE AVERAGE STARTING WAGES. nil Merrit 647-8400.O alR Rnh$ aSHrans I ^ F O R SALE FOR SALE Multi-Mate and/or response when you odver- LANDSCAPE Please apply in person to store manager ECONOMY ELECTRIC e77-S94S aIMt aSiripi 646-1894 Lotus desired, though MsaSsy A TeegSay EXTRAORDINARY ten tise in Classified is that Specializing In lands­ room full dormered our readers are ready to 428 Tolland Tpke. not essential. Employer 9:00 a.ai. • 4KW p.m. Snnior DIucaunI FRANK YOUNG cape tie retaining walls, Cope Cod on East Mid­ boy when they turn to the atepe & border*. offers bonus, 401k, and dle Turnpike In Man­ Fully Llc0n$0d little ods 643-2711. “A Scranton Manchester, CT chester. Four-five bed­ PAINTING K«n REWARDING OPPORTUNITIES AT eoe m/f/v/h y; medical insurance, on Fully ln$ur»d Bant Buy" Beat Buy" bus line at 1-384 and rooms, two full plus 2'/2 ^V^^MOTORS ‘ ’• m o t o r s GRAMPY'S CORNER STORE r n i BUSINESS Frua Etf/mefee WALLPAPERING MISCELLANEOUS 871-1953 t h e d e a d l in e f o r Route 83. Salary open baths, lovely In-law If you have ambition, motivation and the desire to [l^DPPDRTUNITIES setup on first floor, PLACING OR depending upon 263 Main St. SERVICES DON’S UWN s o m a MB succeed in a challenging but rewarding career- enormous family Interlor/Exterlor OMIDCNHW Qrampy s Corner Store has a posltion(a) availa­ CANCELING AN AD IS experience. Please room, fireplace, large Manchester G5L Building Molnte- Call now tor: ble at our Manchester location. 12 NOON THE DAY PART TIME send resume to: Lower 89 Taxes deck, great big yard, SpoclalMa nance Co. Commercl- RototHIIng, BEFORE, MONDAY - It's not how much super new oak kitchen! 645-8892 al/ResIdentlol building Mowing. MANAGER TRAINEE Patricia Gerhard Asking $234,900. Must Pride taken in every Shrub a Hadg* Trimming FRIDAY, IN ORDER money you make 1 A M Y ’S repairs and home Im­ ie% M s r CWm i Msssw# TO MAKE THE NEXT The Manchester Fuss and O’Neill Inc. see to appreciate. job we dol provements. Interior “P P®*''''®®'«- You will have that's important. It's Jackson & Jackson W66DWGRKING 8 •48-7011 NEW 1989 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME total P&L responsibility for a Grampy's store. ISSUE. FRIDAY 146 Hartford Rd. ond exterior pointing, how much you Real Estate, 647-8400.a CARPENTRY Quality is our main light carpentry. Com­ NEW 1988 GMC 4x4 DUAL WHEEL P-UP V-6, AM/FM Stereo, Cruise AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Herald is looking for M anchester keepi Earn up to Stock #K60S9 • 0 9 m /t Repairs to Remodeling concern. plete lonltorlal ser­ Air, V-0, Tint, Cruise, Tilt, AM/FM Cassette CASHIERS/CLERKS PM FOR MONDAY'S CHARMING six room 2 .9 % o r $3,000 a month, Cope Cod on White Licensed and Insured vice. Experienced, rel­ Stock #89906 SALE PRICE— *13,226 Up to •e'o per hour to start. No experience neces­ ISSUE. THANK YOU part time. $15,900 iable, free estimates. MOVERS CASH OR TRADE WORTH— »3,226 sieee sary. 10 people to work part Street In Manchester. 6 4 6 4 2 1 6 I SALE P R IC E - »18,9(K) FOR YOUR investment Featuring three bed­ REASONABLE 643-(a04.______R e b a te Grampy's is not just an ordinary convenience CASH OR TRADE WORTH— »5900 BAL. TO FIN.— '10,000 COOPERATIONII! required. Free rooms, l >/2 baths, fire­ FARRAND REM GDi^O RATES Need repairs around the” "MOVHHI’' 60 MONTHS AT 13.9% APR. $232 mo. store. We offer full New York Style deli's, hot food time evenings in our MAINTENANCE place, rec room, wood- entrees, 24 hours a day, and extensive perisha­ planning kit. Call Room additions, decks, root­ home? Call an expert. 9J. WOODS MOMM I BAL. TO FIN.— *13,000 Sale price Includes $1000 Rebate. Payment does not stove, fully oppllonced We cater to the HANOUNO ALL YOUR Include lalea tax or reg. bles Including fresh meat, fish, produce and In­ ASSISTANT 24 hours, ing, siding, windows and gutt- You’ll find the help you MOVINO NEEDS eot-ln kitchen, 18' home owner. 60 MONTHS AT 13.9% APR. $301 mo. "Participating member, Connecticut and Waatam store bakeries. tele-marketing dept. 1-800-326-0778. •rs. All typM of rsmodslingsnd need in Classified. 643- •CompNM Mov*« Seeking a reliable and above ground pool, rsptirs. Call Bob Fsrrand, Jr. 271L______•Truck «mt a Man for Maaaachuaetta Oldamoblle Oealera Advertlaing Aaaoclatlon. responsible individual to storage shed, newer Senior Citizen H««vy IWm* Grampy's offers excellent benefits includina: MAINTENANC^REPAIR •Fn»»F«r»on«l assist In the vinyl siding. Bowers Bus. 647-8S09 Discount Screened loam, gravel, • FIsxIbia Hours Brand new retirement Earn $125.00-$250.00 ENImslM ^ r o u t e 83 ^ r o u t e 83 maintenance of building m c JEMPLDYMENT School area. Offered at Res. 645-6849 processed gravel, 6488717 VERNON CONN. VERNON. CONN. • Medlcil, Dental and Lila Inaurance community seeks qual­ $147,500.Jackson 8, and grounds of a 120 I'^VSERVICES FREE ESTIMATES sand, stone, and fill for • Advancament opportunitlaa ified staff for repairs a week. Jackson Real Estate, ONE OF THE surest w a ys bed skilled nursing 647-8400.g______to find bargain buys Is to FULLY INSURED Wishing will not sell ony- • Profit aharing and maintenance of re­ delivery call Qeorge thlng ... .tf low-cost ad In ^ MOTORS. INC. ^ ® M 0 T 0 R S . I N C * " ^ " * facility. Position involves WILL babysit In my shop the classified ads CADILUC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • GMC TRUCKS sidential and commer­ home. Coll Morle, 646- COVENTRY. If you wont Qriffing 742-7886. Clossifled will. Why not CAMLUC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • GMC TRUCKS For more information, please call We offer: working every other the "perfect house", every day. 643-6774 ¥ cial equipment, sys­ 2706. place one today! 643-2711. 800-624-9743. weekend. Candidate here It Is! Skylights, Qramp/s it in Equal Opportunity Employ*r. tems and general up­ •Guaranteed Salary should possess skills french doors, cathed­ keep of building. Excel­ and knowledge of ral ceilings, atrium lent compensation and plumbing, electrical and Real Estate doors, deck ore only on •Excellent Bonus Schedule Introduction to this HOMES IHDMES HOMES benefits. Call Phyllis. general repair work. 199 J CONDOMINIUMS AM real estate advertised In custom designed three FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE l^iFO R SALE WE GIVE MORE - FOR LESS! CLERICAL ARBORS AT HOP •Weekly Pay Carpentry knowledge a the Manchester Herald Is bedroom Dutch Colon­ BROOK plus. Excellent benefits subject to the Fair Housing ial on on outstanding MANCHESTER. Bowers Act of 1968, which makes It SOUTH Windsor. Exten­ COVENTRY. Quality MANCHESTER. Three •Advancement Potential including medical, acre of land. D ir; Rte 44 built Cedar sided four School area. Three bedroom duplex. $700 Get Our Price Before You Buy! OPPORTUNITIES 403 W. Center St. Illegal to advertise anv pref­ to Carpenter Rood, sive view from a heated dental and pension plan. erence, limitation ordlscrlm- solarium In this nine bedroom Colonial In bedroom Cape, 1'/? per month plus utili­ Medical Transcriptionists — 647-9343 Call or apply In person Inotlon based on race, color, house on right, #272. room Colonial. Coun­ serene 2AC setting. If baths, one cor garage. ties. References. Pro­ Call Mr. Bellas at religion, sex of notional $239,900. Philips Real your family Is expand­ Professlonaly lands­ fessional adults or to: Estate. 742-1450.D try kitchen, first floor Full-time days In our Medical Records Department. origin, or on Intention to family room with brick ing, this eight room, 2'/2 caped and maintained working couple with Hours Monday-Friday, 7 a.m.-3:30 p.m. or 8 a.m. MAINTENANCE moke any such preference, fireplace, master bed­ bath home may be yard. A good buy tor small children pre­ 1989 ESCORT H/B limitation or discrimination BEAUTIFULLY m ain­ 4:30 p.m. Excellent typing skills and medical BANK 647-9946 SUPERVISOR room suite, fenced rear perfect for youl the money. Bring In ferred. June 1 occu­ The Herald will not know­ tained. Super eight Offers. $144,900. Realty terminology required. ingly accept any advertise­ yard with In-ground $244,900. Dir: Rte 44 to pancy. Call after 6pm, TELLERS SOUTH WINDSOR room Ranch on pretty Rte 31 south, right on World, Benoit, 872-8990. ment which Is In violation of 1.4 acre lot with huge pool and more I Part-time position available In the Lab Department. Manchesters ROY ROGERS RESTAURANTS NURSING CENTER the low. $269,900. D.W. Fish Wrights Mill Road. Frechette Associates, Flexible morning hours — 23 hours per week. private bock yard. 2500 #370. Philips Real Est­ 646-7709.0 * 6 4 6 3 * 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE 1060 Mala Street square feet of living Realty, 643-1591.0 Experience should Include 2-3 years In a medical most ate. 742-14'!n n No moii^«kiwn to qualHied buyers, s South Windsor, CT IHDMES space, two cor garage, COVENTRY. New three setting. Excellent typing and medical terminology successful MANCHESTER, CT two full baths, big kit­ 0 6 0 7 4 FDR SALE bedroom, two bath LAKEWOOD Circle. Im- I CARS r t i c a r s ^After rebate, 203-649-6220 tse required. Hourly rate for both positions $8.81-$9.77. bank has chen with Island. D.W. home on almost two mpeclble Cope on a FOR SALE (Next to Economy Eloctrie) Fish Reolty, 643-1591 .□ I S i l FOR SALE MANCHESTER, acres with divided high treed lot near the openings for V,. Gro- 1 Correspondence Secretary — clous, updated plder quorters tor the child­ country club. Would Part-time, 20 hours per week. 1 p.m.-5 p.m. In our FULL AND duplex on o quiet tree CHARMING Cope Cod ren, skylight brightens make a great retire­ OPENING IN MID-MAY style home with many ment home. Blanchard Medical Records Department. Will process all Purchasing lined street. New sid­ the living room on PART T IM E superior features. cloudy days. Possible & Rossetto Realtors," requests tor copies of confidential information from I Clerlcal/Cthordinator ing, new deck, new TELLERS. HELP WANTED sunporch. All large Three spacious bed­ owner financing, rent We're Selling Houses" doctors, attorneys, patients and insurance A ssistant rooms plus detached rooms with many bullt- with option to buy. 646-2482.0______^V^M O TO R S Applicants Ins, formal dining companies. Successful candidates should have ALL SHIFTS High energy person two cor garage with Owners will help you BRAND new to the typing skills of 45 w.p.m., and previous clerical room and hardwood make your dreams should enjoy needed for immediate enclosed sunporch. market. Immaculate experience. Hourly rate $8.15 - $9.05. PAY «6.00 & UP $229,900. D.W. Fish floors under carpet. come true. $169,900. eight room U&R built ^ t . O N public contact, opening, full time. Realty, 643-1591 .□ Low maintenance Dir; Rte 44 to Rte 31 contemporary. Lovely ‘ SENIORS TURN IDLE TIME INTO CASH Order company alum siding, one cor Reservations Clerk — have good MANCHESTER. Holt a south, left on Sam first floor family room, •HOURS TO MEET YOUR NEEDS supplies, inventory garage plus nicely lo­ Green Road, #64. Phil­ cathedral celling, Week #1: math apptitude duplex. Five rooms In­ cated on 0 large lot Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.. Sat., 8 a.m. •HOMEMAKERS WELCOME control, assist with cluding three bed­ ips Real Estate. 742- sunken living room, 1989 RANGER 'S' -noon. •FLEXIBLE SCHEDULES near schools and shop­ 1450. □______kitchen with glass slid­ and good projects, reports and rooms, two full baths ping. Reduced for Im­ ELEGANT living Isavoll- ers, first floor master Week #2: Sunday, 8 a.m.-12noon, Thurs., 8:30 a.m. communications •STORE CONTESTS I general clerical duties. and 0 full basement, mediate sole. Only NEW 1989 PONTIAC LEMANS 2 DOOR -5 p.m. •COMPLETE TRAINING very convenient loca­ able In this four bed­ bed room, plus three Nicely Equipped, 4X2 PICK-UP Knowledge of $129,900. Coll today. room U&R built home. additional bedrooms, skills. •COMPANY OUTINGS tion. $125,000. D.W Undo Brown, evenings Stock #K8010 Experience should Include medical terminology. Multi-Mate and/or Fish Realty, 643-1591 Screened In porch, 2

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Call Course architect East nine tops Notre Dame cluded. No pets. S795 Garage, large, clean, se- When you have some­ clean, good condition. speed, brown station- $1,300. Must sell. 646- transportation. Only CHEVY Camaro, 1985. wagon. 78K. $1,200. 633- Crockett Agency, Inc. per month/negotloble. cure. Manchester, East thing to sell, find a cash $1,795. 742-5019. 643-1577. quite optimistic /3 behind Mangiafico 1-hitter / II for tree lovers /9 Security required. 646- side, central. Storage buyer the easy way... with 4866.______T-roof, five speed, six 8581, evenings.______6439 or 649-1153. only. S40. 643-6526. a low-cost ad In Classi­ OLDSMOBILE, 1980 Cu­ CADILLAC, 1984. All cylinder, am/fm cas­ BUICK Lesabre, 78. High fied. 643-2711. tlass LS. Four door, power, air condition­ sett. $4800. 666-0555 be­ mileage but excellent A low mileage. Excellent ing, low mileage and fore 6pm, 228-3427 after condition. $2,850. 643- I CARS I HOMES condition. S2,700. 649- more. 647-1510 after 7pm. 4971 after 10am. FOR SALE I FOR RENT I FURNITURE MUSICAL 1088.______6pm. ______ITEMS PONTIAC Bonneville, COUCH and two choirs. MAZDA GLC, 1980, four 72 HOUR MONEY BACK MANCHESTER. Reno- S100. 282-1491 otter 5:30. speed, four door, hatch 1983 statlonwagon. Ex- yoted three bedroom C A B LE Consel piano. Ex- back. 75K. SI ,000. 647- cellent condition. SCHALLER GUARANTEE on busline. Priyote WANTED: Bedroom set, cellent condition. 1227 after 6.______$3,895. 649-9758.______ACURA QUALITY Otda 54 FIrania '2.M 5 yard. $875. plus utili­ dining room set, Three years. S950. DATSUN 210 wagon, 1981. PRE-OWNED AUTOS Chavy '54 Chavatta •2.W5 CLYDE Leave message at 645- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ties. 238-4413. dressers and crib. 293- WANT ADS are worth Hit In front. $200. or M Mercury Sable ^6995 Oodga ‘83 400 >3.993 0800. looking into when you're best offer. 647-0593. QS pkg.. Low mllef Chavy '95 Cavallar >4.995 ROUTE 83, VERNON A 65 Toyota Cotica QT ^7995 Olda '85 Cullaaa >9,295 looking for a place to 5 apeed, Loaded 85 Caprice 4 Dr, *8495 I MISCELLANEOUS raTV/STEREO/ PONTIAC Bonneville, 84. Ford '59 LTD >9.999 ICAMERAS/PHOTO live...whether it's a home, V6, four door, loaded. 65 Accord LX ^6995 85 AM C Alliance 2 Or *2675 FOR RENT 1 ^ APPLIANCES an apartment or o mobile 6 tpeed. Clean Otda '84 Cullaaa >9,795 65 Cavalier CJ 4 Door *4495 I {EQUIPMENT A-1 condition. Best Ford 87 Rangar P.U. >9.995 home. offer. 649-2687 63 Eacort WaQon *2995 85 Spectrum 4 Door *5195 SALON Station In estab­ WHIRLPOOL electric 8 tpeed. Low Mllet Otda '54 Dana >5.995 Hanrhpalpr Bcralft VICTOR 16mm sound mo­ Bulek '95 Ragal >7,599 85 Buick Someraet *7295 dryer. Nine years old. sa Z-28 Camaro *8995 lished salon. Good op­ vie prolector. A classic 6 tpeed. Sharp Otda '97 Clara >7.999 85 Electra 4 Door *10995 portunity. M ust be Runs great.S60. 742- In fair condition. Two CHORCHES MOTORS as Honda CRX *4995 Pont. 8 5 900 8 TE 8.593 65 Century 4 Door *7495 8907 80 Oakland St. 5 tpeed motlyated. Call 228- cases. S75. 649-8241. JOE RILEY’S Otda '99 99 Ragancy >9,995 65 Camaro Coupe *6995 3884. Manchester, CT 65 Subaru OL Hatchback *3495 Leave messaae. DILLON FORD 4- tpd. 4 wd, A/C Otda '97 Cullaaa >9.999 66 Cavalier 4 Door *6995 I MACHINERY 1998 C HRYSLER 5th AVE >14,595 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents MANCHESTER. 2'/2 car 319 M a in St., M anchester S7 Hyundai QLS *4500 ToyoU '99 Calica QTS >9.999 66 Delta 66 2 Door *9995 Tuesday, May, 9, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 5- tpd. Elec Sunroof Otda ‘97 98 T-8adan >14.999 garage ayallable Im- AND TOOLS 1988 SHELBY SHADOW >10.595 88 "EXP Coupe *7495 86 Merkur XR4TI *9495 medlately. 643-1577. MISCELLANEOUS 66 Mercury Lynx *3495 Otda '99 Cullaaa Claaalc >19.995 CALDOR four horsep­ FOR SALE 1988 DOOQE ARIES >7.995 88 Escort "LX " H/B *7498 4- tpd, AM/FM itereo tape 66 Olds Clara Wagon *6995 1988 QM SIERRA P.U. >8.995 88 Escort "Q L" H/B >7495 35 VW QTI *5995 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE 86 Spectrum 4 Door *4995 Y ower 22" rear bagger INVITATION TO BID 5- tpd. A/C AND MARINE 86 Nova 4 Door *6495 power propelled lawn 1988 DOOQE SHADOW >8795 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 The Manchester Public mower. S150 firm. 646- 85 Mercedes 190 38K '15900 345 CENTER ST. ZS9 Adimt 8t.. Minch. Schools solicits bids for ART END ROLLS 1988 DOOQE 0150 P.U. >11,395 Budget 4886. 83 Escort Like New '2595 MANCHESTER 649-1749 SU P P LIES tor the 1989-1990 27W width — 25C 1988 DOOQE DAYTONA >10,195 872-9111 U.S. seeks school year. Sealed bids will 87 Escort ••QL" H/B '5595 13" width — 2 for 25C 647-7077 be received until May 17, lOFFICE/RETAIL 1987 DOOQE OMNI >4.995 85 Mustang Sunroof '4995 1989,2:30 P.M., at which time Newsprint end rolls can be 89 Brand New Festiva '5795 they will be publicly opened. picked up at the Manchester 1997 BU ICK SKYHAW K >8.499 I EQUIPMENT 88 LTD Brougham Sedan •5895 The rioht is reserved to re- Herald ONLY before 11 am 1987 C H RY SLER 5th AVE >13.995 VOLKIWAREN lect any and all bids. Specifi­ Monday through Thursday 88 Mercury Sable "QS^' *7495 cations and hid forms may be ST E E L Office desk. 30 X 1989 PLYMOUTH CARAVELLE >4.985 LIPMAN #1 88 F-250 Red *9295 , ' V ■■ t ”4 ■ , ' ,.V Soviet help secured of the Business Of­ 1^7 wheel harse riding 60. Three drawers, ty­ 1988 PLYMOUTH RELIANT >5.199 89 Probe LX Demo *12995 VW Best Buy" fice, 45 North School Street, pewriter pedestal. $50. tractor, 38" mower j v *- m o to rs Manchester, Connecticut. 649-824 1. Leave with grass catcher. 643- 1988 DOOQE RAMCHARQER >10595 84 Bronco 11 4x4 *7295 UNDER tDOOO message. 7712, ask for Pete. 1985 CHEVY SPECTRU M >3.595 88 Ranger XLT *8995 57 VW Jana QL. rad 87 F150 S/S Pickup *9895 67 VW Jetta Q L brown 1985 BU ICK ELECTRA >7 0(5 67 VW Jetta Q L blue m m 88 Ford F150 P/U '10595 ‘ , t; H INVITATION TO BID I CARS CARS UNDER 18000 Bv Judd Everhart The Manchester Public 649-2791 66 VW Oolf. 2 dr, blue in Mideast Schools solicits bids for IN­ FOR SALE FOR SALE 643-2145 66 VW Qolf Q L blue The Associated Press DUSTRIAL ARTS- LUMBER 87 VW Jetta QLI. grey ond PAINT SU P P LIES tor 87 VW Jetta Q L aJIver 67 VW Qolf QL 4 dr. blue HARTFORD — House and the 1989-1990 school year. •6 VW QLI. allver Bv Barry Schweld Sealed bids will be received 66 VW Jette. blue Senate Democratic leaders say until May 18, 1989, 2:00 P.M. The Associated Press and 2:30 P.M. respectively, UNDER STOOD NEW 1969 O LD SM O BILE CIERA 4 DOOR they’re inching closer to agree­ at which time they will be 66 VW Fox. 2 dr. blue V-8, Automatic, Air, Tilt, Mora ment on a tax and budget plan for 66 VW Fox. 2 dr. red Stock #K8134 HELSINKI, Finland — Secretary of State James publicly opened. The right Is 66 VW Fox Wgn, blue 2 1989-90, and according to a reserved to relect any and all 67 VW Qolf. white, at A. Baker III will ask Mikhail S. Gorbachev for help bids. Specifications and bid 67 VW fox, 4 dr, white SALE PRICE- *14,234 published report, they are consid­ forms may be secured at the 65 VW Jetta QL, broem CASH OR TRADE WORTH— *3,634 ering offering early retirement to in forging peace in the Middle East if the Soviet Business Office, 45 N. School leader proves to be sincere about global coopera­ Street, Manchester, CT. UNDER 18000 BAL. TO FIN.— *10.600 Sebtte as many as 1,000 veteran state 65 VW QoH dieeel Sale price Includes $400 Rabate. Payment doet not tion, a senior official says. 028- 05______65 VW Jetta, 4 dr, white Include sales tax or rag. workers, a move that could save 65 VW Jetta QL. brown En route Monday to Moscow to meet with the Participating member. Connecticut and Wactem $45 million next year. general secretary. Baker said his goal is"tom akeit INVITATION TO BIO UNDER 15000 Masaachuaatts Oldsmoblle Dealer Advertising Aasodatlon.' Unnamed Democratic sources, 65 VW QoH. grey clear to the Soviets that we are seeking an active, The Manchester Public NEW 1909 OLDS CUTLASS CALAIS 2 DOOR 64 VW Jetta. 2 dr, at however, said they expect the bids tor AU­ NEW 1988 GMC SUBURBAN AM/FM Stereo Cassette, Air, Tilt 63 VW Jetta, 4 dr, red constructive, positive and expanding relationship.” DIO VISUAL EQUIPMENT Stock #K8102 « early retirement would only save "If we find that the Soviet Union is serious about tea j-^ij^g s u p p l ie s Air, V-8, Automatic, Tilt, AM/FM Cassette UNDER $4000 v e r n o K o n n . the state about $25 million next 63 VW Jetta, 4 dr. red new global behavior, then we will seek diplomatic tor the 1989-19W school year. Stock #J9688 SALE PR IC E- *12,728 year. The Hartford Courant re­ 9 Sealed bids will be received CASH OR TRADE WORTH- '2,226 »500 66 VW QTI, Mack engagement in an effort to reach mutually until May 14, 1989, 2:00 P.M. SALE PRIC E— »17,024 24 Tolland Tpke. INC. ported today. and 2:30 P M. respectively, BAL. TO FIN.— *10,500 R®bate CADILUC a OLDSMOBILE a PQNITAC a GMC TRUCKS beneficial results,” Baker said. “f wb ch time they will be CASH OR TRADE WORTH— »5,024 Vornon. CT Those savings, combined with A senior official expanded on those remarks, publicly opened. The right Is 60 MONTHS AT 13.9% APR. $243 mo. hiring freezes and reducing the Sale price Includes $500 Rabate. Payment does not 649-2638 telling reporters on Baker’s flight from Washington |'***''ved to relect any and all BAL. TO FIN.— ‘12,000 state’s use of consultants, could bids. Specifications and bid include sales tax or reg. that the Bush administration would welcome fprrns may be secured at the 60 M ONTHS AT 13.9% APR. $278 mo. •Participating member, Connecticut and Western chop as much as $50 million more Business Office, 45 N. School Massachusetts Oldsmoblla Dealer Advertiaing /VsaMlatlon.* Moscow’s help promoting Arab-Israeli negotiations from Gov. William A. O’NeiH’s and was not trying to exclude the Soviets from those Street, Manchester, CT. proposed $6.9 billion budget for Raymond E. Demers peace efforts. Business Manager ^ r o u te B3 ^ ROUTE 83' fiscal year 1989-90, the sources “We ought not to somehow be worried about the 022-05 ______VMNOyOXH, IMPORTS... said. Soviet Union being a participant in trying to The voluntary retirement pro­ enhance the prospects for peace in the Middle NOTICE TO CREDITORS 1988 HONDA gram would give workers aged 50 klJH'i EST A T E OF ^ MOTORS, INC. ^ MOTORS. INC. East,” the official said. "The problems there are OERALD JOSEPH CMHLUC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC # GMC TRUCKS CADILUIC e OLDSMOBILE • FONITAC * CMC TRUCKS to 55 who have 25 years of state PASCUZZI Civic 4 Door I t extraordinarily intractable. We welcome all the *7995 service the option of retiring at 50 help we can get.” The Hon. David C. Rappe, percent of their annual salary. Judge at the Court of Pro­ 1988 HDNDA But the official, who responded to questions only bate, District at Coventry, at Under current state regulations, on condition of anonymity, ruled out U.S. a hearing held on May 2,1989, 4Door Acoord LX workers must be 55 to retire. ordered that all claims must *12495 concessions in Afghanistan or negotiations to be presented to the fiduciary State Senate President Pro remove short-range nuclear missiles from Europe. at the address below. Failure 1988 HYUNDAI Tern John B. Larson refused Andrew Yurkoviky/Menchastar Herald Andrew Yurkovtky/Manchaater Herald He insisted the Soviets should suspend their ta promptly present any such Monday to discuss specifics of the claim may result In the loss Excel M AVERICK REPORTER — Andres Raid, a reporter COMMUNIST TOOL — This plaque in military aid to the Marxist government of of rights to recover on such *4295 planfortheyearbeginning July 1. Nicaragua, estimated at $500 million a year, and claim. He would only say that “we’re for Estonian television, says that despite greater the editorial offices of Moskovskaya Bertha E. Rappe, 1987 HDNDA show interest in a peaceful solution in the Middle extremely close.” openness in the Soviet media, it’s still difficult to Pravda has a picture of Vladimir I. Lenin, East by resuming diplomatic relations with Israel Clerk As they have in the past, the The fiduciary Is: CRX gather information for interesting stories. He was the founder of Soviet state, with the and exerting influence on Syria. ‘7295 leaders want to keep the wraps on Linda M. Jordan quotation: “The press should serve as The official said the United States would not stop c/o I. David Marder, Esq. interviewed in Tallinn, the capital of Soviet Estonia, in 1985 HDNDA the plan until they’ve presented it aiding the Afghan rebels in their war with the Kabul P.O. Drawer D to the rank and file: 88 House February. the tool of the building of socialism.” Vernon, CT 04066 Prelude government, which was supplied with Soviet arms 029- 05______*8995 members and 23 senators. and equipment before the Red Army left the country “We want to give it to the NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION in February. AND 1985 HDNDA caucus first, before they read Baker, who has never been to the Soviet Union NOTICE TO CREDITORS about it in the paper,” said Glasnost brings limited freedom OF Prelude SI >9995 before, is due in Moscow on Wednesday morning for DRS. MORRISON B Larson, D-East Hartford, adding W ALD EN , P.C. 1986 HDNDA that a House Democratic caucus to the silence after the 1986 disaster at See BAKER, page 10 Pursuant to Section 33-379(a) was planned Tuesday and a Soviet journalists the nuclear power plant in Chernobyl. of the Connecticut General Prelude 5spd. Senate caucus on Wednesday Statutes, as amended, notice *10295 But there are still limitations on how is hereby given that DRS. WIN His comments followed the can’t get enough far the government will allow the press MORRISON & WALDEN, P. SAVE regular Monday legislative lead­ to go. Last month, for example, the C., a Connecticut corpora­ Fire on ship GO tion with offices In Manches­ BIG! BIG! ership meeting. of new openness newspaper Izvestia reported that the ter, Connecticut, was dls- DOMESTIC... The leaders are looking for government had imposed restrictions salved on March 31, 1989 by resolution of Its directors ------e : more than $500 million in tax on the news coverage of nuclear and shareholders. A certifi­ 1984 DDDGE increases to balance a budget of cate of dissolution has been Bv Andrew Yurkovsky accidents. kills 6 sailors about $6.8 billion — about $120 filed with the Secretary of Plus Listen To Daytona Manchester Herald In interviews conducted in January State as required by law. MANOfSTBRHONDA *4295 million below Democratic Gov. and February, official and unofficial All creditors of said corpora­ Dail’y WASHINGTON (AP) — Fire apparently caused 1986 CHRYSLER William A. O’Neill’s original MOSCOW — Several days after the journalists talked about how the policy tion, If any, are hereby proposal. by a fuel leak broke out today aboard a U.S. Navy warned to present their Prizes! earthquake hit Soviet Armenia last of glasnost. or openness, has changed combat supply ship in the South China Sea, killing claims to Pascal A. Prlg- For Details! Lazer HB Conservative Democrats want December, the evening news program what they do. nano. Esq., P.O. Box 448, *5295 more reductions, so that taxes r ::> six sailors and injuring five others, the Navy said. Manchester, Connecticut "Vremya" showed Soviet Premier The editor of Moskovskaya Pravda A spokeswoman, who declined to be identified, 04040 on or before October 15, 1985 PLYMDUTH won’t have to be increased as and the dean of the journalism faculty 1989, or thereafter be barred Nikolai I. Ryzhkov surveying the said the fire broke out at 2 a.m. EDT in the main as by statute provided. much, while liberals want money devastation as survivors told him their at Moscow State University spoke with Turismo Coupe put back in. engine spaces of the USS White Plains while the ship DRS. MORRISON *4695 troubles. enthusiasm about the opportunities was “conducting operations.” She said the five & W ALDEN, P.C. Leaders of those two factions 1985 MERCURY At one point, he seemed on the verge that glasnost has provided. injured, who suffered burns and smoke inhalation, By Pascal A. Prlgnano also met Monday and House of tears, and he turned and walked But the editor of an unofficial paper Their Attorney Speaker Richard J. Balducci, were evacuated by helicopter to the USS Win $25,000 In Cash Marquis away from a distraught Armenian that publishes without government Sacramento. *3795 D-Newington. said afterward he woman. permission, while praising glasnost, was optimistic about reaching a A spokesman, who also demanded anonymity, LEGAL NOTICE 1987 FDRD The coverage of the earthquake gives said the authorities should prove their said the fire was extinguished an hour later. "The CONNECTICUT settlement: "There’s some pro­ commitment to greater press freedom DEPARTMENT OF & A Honda Accord LX! some idea of how the news coverage in cause of the fire is going to be determined by an T-Bird Coupe gress being made on the budget by giving unofficial newspapers the TRANSPORTATION *9495 the Soviet Union has changed in the investigation,” he said. NOTICE OP PUBLIC side. What we’ve got is the two past three years. The vast amount of same rights as official ones. A HEARING 1982 FDRD ends of the spectrum looking at However, the spokeswoman said, “It appeared to CONNECTICUT PUBLIC See us today for fantastic Honda Deals... VALERY P. LYSENKO information made public in the press be a fuel leak.” TRANSPORTATION Escort what’s possible. It could all of a . . . new editor in chief and on television was a sharp contrast See SOVIET PRESS, page 10 COMMISSION Test Drive Honda and register to Win! *2995 The spokesman said he could not give the exact CONNECTICUT See BUDGET, page 10 location of the Guam-based ship, but broadcast URBANIZED AREAS 1983 RENAULT reports placed it about 100 miles off Hong Kong. 1 5 Speed. Rustproofing Notice Is hereby given that, According to the authoritative reference work pursuant to Section 13b-11a, List $10,353 Alliance 2 Door subsection (b) of the Statutes 1989 HONDACRX *2995 Jane’s Fighting Ships, the White Plains is 581 feet at the State of Connecticut, a 5 T O long and displaces 9,400 tons. It was commissioned public hearing will be held at 1983 DDDGE Kennedy targets teachers, books for cuts 2:00 P.M. and 7:00 P.M. on CHOOSE Nov. 23, 1968 and normally carries a crew of 428 Wednesday, May 17, 1989 at 6D0 Sedan officers and enlisted personnel. the South Windsor Town FROM $8995 budget for substitutes and aides by *2995 By Andrew J. Davis decided upon by the Board of Today’s fire comes three weeks after an explosion Hall, Council Chambers, 1540 $20,000; and reducing the number of Sullivan Avenue, South 4 Door. .Automatic 1986 PLYMOUTH Manchester Herald Directors. “It’s not the core part in a gun turret on the battleship USS Iowa killed 47 Windsor, Connecticut. School board members said today cla.ssroom aides by 2.5 aides, which sailors during an exercise near Puerto Rico. This Is one of a series of ten 1989 HONDA Accord LXI List $17,074 Horizon of the education he’s would save $30,000. public hearings which will be *4295 School Superintendent Jam es P. that the budget-cutting proposal held throughout the state In 11 T O Kennedy has proposed reducing the seemed fair to them. Also, Kennedy has proposed cutting metropolitan areas de­ 1986 OLDS cutting into. It’s the one special education aide for a signated by the Connecticut CHOOSE number of high school teachers, ‘T guess I’m in agreement with Public Transportation Com­ them.” said Democrat Terry A. Bogli. fringe. When you’re savings of $10,000. There would also be TODAY mission (CPTC). This hear­ FROM $15,880 Ciera 4 Door classroom aides and textbooks to *6495 meet a $125,000 budget cut by the "At this point, they seem OK. It’s dealing with a cheap a $40,000 saving by replacing about 20 ing Is Intended to cover the retiring teachers with new teachers Capitol Region. These hear­ 1984 PONTIAC Board of Directors. something that has to be. given the ‘Fascinating Earth’ ings will enable members of 10% DISCOUNT ON ALL INSTALLED OPTIONS AT TIME OF PURCHASE fiscal climate of the state and the town, that’s what who make less money, and an the CPTC to gain firsthand ---- Com/i/imems Of — Kennedy made his proposal Mon­ additional $40,000 cut by reducing the “Our Fascinating Earth,” an Information and reactions Sunbird Wagon day at the school board’s meeting at 45 town.’’ happens.” from the public concerning ‘2795 She added that the cuts will not $200,000 sick leave budget. illustrated feature by geologist existing and proposed public u North School St. The school board did — Francis A. Maffe Jr. Last month, 14 teachers were given Philip Self, begins today on page transportation services MANOESTERHONCA •HNANCING* not vote on the proposal, but is damage school programs. within the State of Connec­ CONNECTICUT layoff notices. Unlike in past years, 15. The feature embraces all scheduled to vote on it at its May 22 The additions to the budget include: ticut. The Commission Is par­ HONDA DEALERS •BRING YOUR TRADE* $52,000 for an additional 1.5 elemen­ when the majority of the teachers phases of science including geol­ ticularly Interested In receiv­ 24 A D A M S ST. meeting. Local/State ing comments from public of­ tary school teachers; $4,000 for an Hale School; and $90,000 to cover were rehired after retirements and ogy, zoology, botany, astronomy, ficials and private citizens on E Last week, the Board of Directors additional part-time security worker underbudgeting for the board’s trash resignations were announced, anthropology and archeology. how public transportation Is W SL£)l!)iJk ^^^MANCHESTER, CT 06040 MANO£STERHOND\ ordered the school board to reduce its working In the State and what ta/oMOMar w m u THE PROFESSIONALS at Manchester High School: $15,000 and transportation contracts, Kennedy said some of the layoffs this might be done to Improve It. 646-3515 budget from $40,533,328 to $40,408,328. more for staff developm.ent projects; Kennedy said. year would come to pass and some Natlon/Worldj8-7 Interested persons are V e tM e s Sufeject lo Prior Sale Sale Ends May 16, 1989 Obituaries 2 EXIT 62 OFF 1-84 a cut of $125,000. But Kennedy and $11,975 more to increase the Kennedy has proposed reducing the full-time positions would be reduced. ____ WE DELIVER Invited to submit recom­ Opinion____ 8-9 mendations or other com­ Ju$f 8 Milga From Hartford proposed $322,975 in cuts after an­ board’s per pupil allotment, which number of high school teachers by 2.5 Kennedy also propo.sed slashing the For Home Delivery, Call ments concerning the tran­ nouncing there were seven additions helps determine the amount of state teachers for a savings of $75,000; textbook budget by $17,975, equip­ People______15 sportation system, either Sports___ 11-14 orally or In writing at the to the budget totaling $197,975. funding it receives. cutting a part-time foreign language ment replacement budget by $20,000, 647-9946 hearing. 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 Also, an additional $25,000 was teacher at Bennet Junior High for a Television____17 Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 The net result of the cuts proposed Weather______2 001-05 by Kennedy i.s the same as that added to replace an oil tank at Nathan savings of $9,000; cutting the $344,000 See EDUCATION, page 10