^0 MAN( Hi:STKH HKMAI.I), Moniliiy. July :»). I it until it is very Sylvia Porter Explains Hertz Chairman Frank A, Ol.son, a Maintenance costs do go up in later years, but these Fair tonight; Manchester, Conn. used: "variab le” upkeep outlays rarely rise faster than the veteran of nearly .80 years in the business, "Our cloudy Wednesday Tue^ay, July 31, 1984 • Or (very ciirefnlly) bnyins a used buKgy in the company research consistently shows that the "fixed ” costs fall. first phice. as two out of three I S motorists now used-car market plays a vital role in the nation's So, if you do decide on a used unit, buy with care, get — See page 2 Sjngle copy; 25<|: tr;idition;illy do. economy by making private automobiles available to as much in writing as possible. Negotiate the longest •An iistonndiitf' 17 4 million used ctn's were retiiiled sticker price of $9.179. And so were the running costs. the majority of families who need them but cannot warranty, ask about prior vehicle wreckage. MmhtBtn Mrralb ;it it record total of $8r).,'i billion last year, iiceordii.^ to Herein lies the basic explanation of the compari.sons. afford new-c;ir models.” Favor new-car dealers, who sell about 45 percent of the latest annual nsed etir survey by Hertz Corp. Depending on vehicle age and mileage, typical the used cars, too. They normally have newer, But since repairs climb as a car ages and rolls up These numlH'rs compare with only 8.9 million new used ca r purchase prices last year ranged from 21 lower-mileage models. units sold for just $819 billion in 1988 Wh;d these percent less expensive for a 1-year-old compact to 82 higher mileage, why are older cars — bought new or statistics boil dow n to is that the nation's used Cars percent cheaper for a 6-year-old, compared to a new used — usually less expensive to run than cars traded If very low price is your prime consideration, the Venezuela sold averaKed 4.8 years old. had run 49.9H9 miles and one. Model for model, the purchase price savings every year or two? "independent” used-car-only lot is your resort. And a Economy has full 40 percent of used cars are sold "direct,” with the cost $4 80'2. And these numbers take on real sen.se to averaged about 60 percent. Savings to own and run The answer lies in depreciation— the difference you when you compare them with an average of 2.8(1 used ears averaged about .88 percent. between what you pay for the car and what you later major rental companies selling their better cars at rescues retail, usually near airports. years. 29,09(1 miles and $8,602 for typical buggies in In ;i sample poll, some 75 percent of the used-car .sell it for. The typical U.S. car loses more of its value 1979 buyers said they bought a used car rather than a new in the early years than it does later. Depreciation — Final tip: Until interest rates turn down again, Hut the average used-ctir price of $4,802 in '88 was one precisely because the used c:ir was less expensive 3 which is based on purchase price — is the major invest your money in having your used car repaired. hostages steep decline stiH subslanlially below the average 1988 new auto — just what you would expect. And these used units expense on a new car. It also influences such other That's your most prudent choice. WILLEMSTAD, Curacao (UPI) WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Compost!* Inctoi of Manufacturers can’t generalize — Venezuelan commandos crept government’s index of leading Leading Business out of the darkness and stormed a economic indicators fell a sleep 0.9 hijacked airliner early today, percent in June, the first major EconoiTMC killing the two terrorists who had reverse in more than two years, Indicators In Brief threatened to blow it up and the Commerce Department said rescuing 79 people held hostage today. 165 Sun Belt car-buying habits diverse since Sunday. Seven of the 10 indicators con­ With a special team of U.S. store names tributed to the month’s decline and Bv Michellne Mavnard Texas, which has long been loyal to troops sent by President Reagan the other three were on the edge of 160- new manager standing by at 2:10 a m. EDT, the United Press International U.S,-made autos. Texas is the second deterioration as well. largest car market in the region and the Venezuelan security team The index is ba.sed on a variety of Donald Parker .Ir of DETROIT — Auto sales are growing Auto and Truck Sales in Ten nation’s No. 1 truck market. launched its assault as the wife of sensitive economic data that usu­ 155 hijacker Hilertant Dominique was Manchester has been rapidly in the lOstatcsthat makeupthe "T exas is a unique automotive ally are the first to register a shift Sun Belt States on the Rise being exchanged for a pregnant promoted to manager of nation's Sun Belt, but market analysts market,” said Ford analy.st Ray in economic trends. passenger. 150 are warning eager automakers not to ^ Total Industry ■ Sun Belt Windecker. “ Not only is it one of the The biggest negative factor for ,\l SiefferCs Appliances, After gunning down the air generalize when it comes to the most important car markets, it is the the month was weakness in orders 44.8 Hartford Road Percentage indicates portion of total industry sales pirates, the commandos hurried all important region. prime truck market in the entire for consumer goods. The next most 145 A tow n resident for six the 74 frightened passengers and Sun Belt states made up nearly country. Of the major market states, it important influence was an indica­ years, I’ arker has been five crewmen out through a rear one-third of the nation's auto sales in has the highest share of trucks relative tor registering only slightly less door and to a makeshift hospital with Sieffert's for 18 198.8, and four of every 10 trucks sold in to cars.” weakness in orders for factory 140 inside a hangar at the airport. months. He attended the country Were purchased by South­ HOWEVER. PENETRATION by equipment. The hijackers had threatened to Manchestlu’ Commu nil y ern consumers Import firms are foreign cars is growing in a state where The steep June drop was the the blow up the Aeropostal DC-9 unless 135 College and the Cniver- making strong inroads as Well in small Japanese cars were once des­ first firm signal of a slowing J J ASOND JF MAMJ they got $5 million and a sily of Connecticut, and growing urban and wealthy suburban cribed by an auto executive as economy since the index fell 0.7 1983 ______1984 areas. helicopter. he has 14 years of retail "something you drive around the ranch percent in March 1982. It is the first The daring rescue by Venezue­ For industry purposes, the Sun Belt house.” slippage of any kind since a scant sales experience. lan special police forces came ECONOMIC INDICATORS states are California. Arizona. New Import sales took just 167 percent of 0.1 percent drop in August 1982. He and his w ife. Terri, after the hijackers broke off Mexico. Texas, Louisiana. Mississippi. the Texas market in 1978 but now own Slight declines in the index have . . . dropped in June have two children. negotiations late Monday and Alabama. Georgia. South Carolina and 23.7 percent. been reported recently — a 0.1 Donny HI. 6. and Hobby. ordered the pilot to fire up the Florida. "There’s a definite import trend percent drop in May, for example plane's engines, an airport spokes­ 5. Donald Parker Jr "This is the 'Golden Crescent' of the there, and sales could soon be increas­ — but have been revised upward moving up 16.9 percent since man said. automotive market.” said Ford Motor ing faster than in the rest of the when later data came in. December 1982. That compares Authorities moved in fire trucks Maine plains ethanol plant Co. analyst Ray Windecker. "These 10 country,” Ms. Rosenberg said. May is now reported as a 0.4 with an average 12.2 percent to block the plane, and the pilot .states are increasingly important to She cited the presence of Yuppies — percent increase and April’s index growth for seven other periods of .Al'Bl'RN. Maine — With financing now in pleaded with the control tower to the nation's automakers ' young urban professionals — and climbed 0.5 percent. economic recovery since World place, officials say an early fall ground breaking move them away, saying one of the Yumpies — young upwardly mobile Many economists had expected a Warn. is likely for Maine's $102 million ethanol plant hijackers had a gun pointed at his THE GROWTH HAS COME in the professionals — as a big factor in the slowdown would follow the excep­ Besides the negative indicators that will create 20(Vjobsand produce ethanol from past decade, accompanying the re­ Texas import market. head. Midwestern corn. With the airport terminal tionally strong growth in the first for consumer and factory orders, gion's boom in population. In 1970. sales These car buyers are turning in half of 1984, when the gross th'ere were more claims for unem­ Officials ol New England Ethanol Products shrouded in darkness, the com­ of 2.3 million autos in the Sun Belt growing numbers to what are called national product expanded at an ployment benefits, fewer new Inc . which plans to build and operate the plant In mandos, armed with submachine accounted for about 27 percent of the "functional luxury” models — cars like annual rate of 8.8 percent. Most business formations, a slippage in Auburn, said the $102 million in financing covers guns, took up positions near the total market of 8.3 million cars. These Saab. BMW and Volvo that cost as private economists and top go­ raw materials prices and stock all contingencies” and they were “ extremely terminal. Earlier, a U.S. military figures remained constant until about much as Cadillacs but stress perfor­ vernment forecasters expect prices and faster deliveries, a sign optimistic” the plant has pas'sed all the hurdles. 1975. mance rather than sheer comfort. growth to level off into another of less overall demand. Company treasurer James Vamvakias said he Please turn to page 10 By 1983. however, the area accounted Saab spokesman Daniel Petit said good year and not abruptly shift The two positive indicators were signed papers on the project Friday and the for 2.8 million cars, or 33 percent of a the Swedish automaker has opened into a sharp deterioration. the pace of building permits, which schedule calls for the Finance Authority of Maine total 8.9 million domestic and foreign new dealerships in Dallas and Houston, "One month’s blip doesn’t mean increased slightly despite the and the C.S. Department of Energy to complete cars sold in the United States. and has 70 applications for each paperwork in about two months. anything.” department economist general leveling out of the housing As impressive is the nearly 50 additional dealership available. Ago Ambre said, noting a similar industry, and the expansion of the Bank of New England in Boston will handle the Ferraro percent increase in the number of He said the firm still has "a of work to decline in July 1977 was followed money supply. $81 million debt for the project, he said. trucks .sold in the region. In 1970,602.000 do to solidify our presence in the Sun by ” a good year” in 1978. Integrated Resoureces Inc. of New 'York City is in The loth indicator, the length of trucks were sold in the 10 states, or 33.7 Belt and the West.” But Saab's new The index has reflected the charge of the limited three-way partnership makes it the average workweek, did not percent of the total 1.7 million truck of dollars on advertising and market­ the Power Newsletter, an automotive Atlanta dealer in one year became its robust nature of the recovery. change. arrangement, which raised much of the $21 market. ing in California and Texas alone, marketing research report. third largest behind franchises in New million equity. In 1983. 1.1 million trucks were sold in hoping to draw buyers in those states. But auto companies cannot assume York and Denver. Partners in the venture are E C Jordon Co , the Sun Belt, accompanying the horse race that because the states are populated S T ILL D IFF E R E N T from the other Cinabro Corp. of Pittsfield and D.W. Small & doubling of the truck market that grew CALIFORNIA AND TEXAS, along with "transplants” and have warm two states is the Florida car market, Sons, Ellsworth oil and gas distributors. to nearly 3 million autos. The Sun with Florida, are the three key states in WASHINGTON (UPI) - Polls­ Herald photo by Tarquinlo Court battle looms climates, their markets are the same. where retirees and other older resi­ Beittruck market share was nearly 39 ter Louis Harris said today his the Sun Belt region because of their "That’s really the message — make dents from Snowbelt states are continu­ percent. surveys show that Geraldine Fer­ Robert Yakaitis, owner of Connecticut worms that experts believe were borne size. All have seen influxes of "trans­ no assumptions,” she said. ing to buy the cars they did at home. The pitch for the Sun Belt market is a raro’s selection as Walter Mon­ Stratus earnings up 400% plants” from other states seeking an For example, each market is differ­ Florida sees a greater proportion of Valley Farms, inspects corn stalks in his to Connecticut early this year by chief reason behind Chrysler Corp.'s improved standard of living, whether ent when it comes to imports. It is dale’s running mate has turned the Slater Street field. Like other area Atlantic storms. over gas proposal NATICK. Mass. — Stratus Computer Inc. makes such as Buick, Oldsmobile and decision to build a pavilion at the New in work or retirement. election from a lani^slide for Wednesday reported .second quarter earnings well-known that foreign cars comprise Cadillac plus large Ford models. growers, Yakaitis has had to fight corn Orleans World's Fair. Chrysler has "One of the things we've always said 51 percent of sales in California, the President Reagan into' A horse increased more than 400 percent to $1.8 million. However, this preference for full- Bv Robert Sangeorge concentrated a number of efforts on the about the California market is to nation’s largest auto market. race. A leading oil industry group The earnings. 7 cents per share, included sized cars is balanced on the other hand United Press International region, where it traditionally has held a remember the influence transplants "F erraro is leading the ticket,” issued a statement warning that $500,000 from tax loss carry forwards. Stratus Californians bought nearly 1 million by sales of Japanese imports in South • slimmer share of the market than in have in that market. Now you have to Harris said. "She’s not only an U.S. petroleum imports may in­ new cars last year, and were second in Florida. Many of these sales are to made $281,000. or 2 cents per share, in the same other parts of the country. event, she’s a happening.” WASHINGTON - EPA chief crease because of the lead reduc­ remember that about the other states.” truck buying at 311,000. Yuppies and Yumpies from the Midw­ Bugs infest area'gardens quarter last year. The automaker is spending millions Harris also said his polling William igickelshaus charged to­ said George-Ann Rosenberg, editor of But foreign car sales are half that in est and Northeast. tions, since it takes more crude oil Second quarter sales were up to $9.8 million showed no decline'in support for day that motorists who put leaded to make unleaded and lower-lead from $4.6 million. the Democratic ticket among men gas in newer cars designed to run gasoline than leaded fuel. because of the Ferraro selection without it have undercut anti­ and a tremendous increase in already hurt by flooding pollution efforts and are "contri­ But Ruckelshaus said the oil Unemploymenf rate 4.6% in New England buting to the harm of children.” import rise would be "insignifi­ backing from women. Vermont bank eyes Maine cant,” amounting to only 20,000 to " I t ’s a one-way street,” in Ms. Bv Sarah E. Hall Ruckleshaus said government Dr. Roger Adams, whodoes field Adams did not know why. This 30,000 barrels per day of oil. The BURLINGTON, Vt. — The BankVermont BOSTON (UPI) — New England's percent in April, Ferrara said. The month, Ferrara said. The jobless rate Ferraro’s bringing support for the Herald Reporter regulations have reduced lead in Seven New England communities work in Manchester, said the bugs bane of the backyard gardener will latest statistics from the petro­ Corp., Vermont's second largest bank, is getting unemployment rate dropped to 4.6 national rate fell from 7.6 percent to7.2 there edged up from 4.5 percent to 4.7 ticket, he said. "Women are going the air by 65 percent in the last reported jobless rates of less than 4 have made this "a very difficult attack grapes, roses, garden beans leum institute show the United ready to make a foray into Maine, officials say. percent in May, with Massachusetts\ percent in the same period, percent, he said. to vote. They will be 53 percent of Corn worms and Japanese bee­ decade. "It is this misfueling that percent, he said. year” for raising crops. The pests and sweet corn silk, among other States currently imports 3.45 mil­ BankVermont. the holding company that owns reaching the second lowest jobless rate \ The 4.6 percent level is the lowest Vermont and Maine also recorded the electorate.” tles have have descended upon have combined with bad weather plants, he said. has gotten us off the track,” he in the nation, the Bureau of Labor ^New England unemployment figure Harris said that he could not lion barrels of crude oil daily. the Burlington-based Bank of Vermont, an­ large drops in unemployment, he said. Stamford, Conn, reported unemploy­ Manchester in force, infesting conditions and "caused a lot of The corn ear worm, a pest which said. Statistics reports. predict whether Ms. Ferraro will nounced it plans by early next year to buy the since October 1978 he said. In Vermont, the rate fell from 7.4 ment at 2.6 percent, the lowest in the gardens already hurt by this havoc,” he said. winters in the south, has migrated Industry officials said Monday Ruckelshaus said the rules will continue to bring added support for Oxford, Maine, Bank and Trust Co. for at least The rate, not adjusted for seasonal Massachusetts recorded a May level percent to 6.5 percent, while in Maine, nation, Ferrara said. Other communi­ spring’s flooding, a University of Always abundant in Connecti­ here more than a month earlier they probably will challenge the cost the oil refining industry $575 the ticket, and said her image $6,2 million. changes, marked the 62nd consecutive of 4 percent, down from 5 percent the jobless figures drop a full percent, from ties with a bright job picture include Connecticut entomologist said cut, the Japanese beetle is espe­ than usual and attacked immature new regulations. Ruckelsahus million, but that expense will be month''in which New England's em­ could be tarnished when her If state and federal regulators approve, it month before. Only Nebraska, with a 7.5 percent to 6.5 percent, he said. Nashua, "N.H. (2.7 percent); Lowell, Monday. cially so this year — although crops which are especially sus­ said. "They have a perfect right to more than offset by $1.8 billion husband, real estate developer would be the first out-of-state acquisition of a ployment picture was brighter than the 3.6 percent unemployment rate, had In Connecticut, unemployment fell Mass. (3 percent): Boston (3.5 per­ ceptible to damage. go to court and test what we’re saved by 1986 in "low er costs for nation as a whole. Regional Commis­ John Zaccaro, discloses his finan­ financial institution by a Vermont bank. more people working, he said. from from 4.3 percent to 4.1 percent, he cent); Worcester, Mass. (3.8percent); Frequent storms along the doing. But I don’t really think medical treatment and rehabilita­ sioner Anthony J. Ferrara said Friday. cial holdings. New Hampshire recorded an in­ said. Rhode Island’s rate dipped from and Hartford, Conn., and Portland, Atlantic coast probably blew the they’ll prevail.” tion, reduced vehicle maintenance Harris said his poll after the The regional jobless rate was 5.2 crease in unemployment during the 6.6 percent to 6.3 percent. Maine (3.9 percent). corn ear worm moths into New He add«;d, however, the EPA will bills and improved fuel Democratic National Convention New house sales rise; IRS seizes firm’s assets England faster this summer, consider industry pleas that it efficiency.” shows the Mondale-Ferraro ticket Adams said. While the worms do cannot convert its equipment in PLYMOUTH — The Internal Revenue Service only two points behind Reagan — The cost of making leaded not ususully appear in Connecticut time to make the 1986 changeover has seized the assets of the Tye Spring and 50 percent to 48 percent. Before the average cost $100,000 gasoline, he said, will rise about 2 until mid-August, they showed up before making the new rules final. Stamping Co. saying the company owes more Spdrts marketing can move the product convention Reagpn was ahead cents a gallon — which will roughly this year by the Fourth of July. "W e think they can make it by than $120,000 in federal taxes. 52-44. even out the cost of producing WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sales of interest rates are not having the "W e’ve had to do a lot more 1986,” he said on NBC’s "Today” The seizure, on July 18, effectively closed the NEW YORK (UPI) - Two events important element in terms of market­ “ From eight percent — border­ leaded and unleaded fuel. On subsidi; , u.' Fiance’s Generate Bis­ across the Atlantic in 21 days, 18 hours new houses in June rose 0.6 percent deadly effect on house sates that extra spraying to battle them,” program. "But we may make springmaking operation leaving 35 people this summer illustrate how sports is ing and positoning our product to ing on a landslide — to two average, however, the pump price cuit, has been trying to expand its $250 and 35 minutes. The hazards of sailing despite high interest rates, the they once did. Most analysts say Robert Yakaitis, owner of Connec­ some adjustment.” He said the unemployed. being used in markedly diffei'ent ways consumers, with the wide interest in percent,” he said. "From a lands­ of unleaded gas is 7 cents a gallon million a year business in the United government said today, an unex­ the reason is that buyers can get ticut Valley Farms in Manchester, firms have until October to state The IRS seized the company’s assets for by consumer product companies with North America,” said David R. Pres­ across the Atlantic with a crew of just lide to a horse race — that's higher than leaded fuel. Leaded States. pected increase apparently sup­ adjustable rate mortgages, which said this morning. "W e ’ve been their objections to the proposed non-payment of corporate income taxes, em­ the same aim — to get their name ton, president of the safety razor one person are such that it's an significant.” fuel accounts for 45 percent of all The French concern got into the U.S. ported by the popular adjustable have lower initial payments and doing a pretty good job of it, but it’s rules and the agency will make its ployee withholding taxes. Social Security taxes before the public. division of Gillette North America. accomplishment simply to finish. But he warned that historically gasoline sold. market in 1980 when it acquired the rate mortgages. alpeople to qualify for mortgage been costing a lot more.” final decision about 90 days later. and unemployment taxes, totaling $120,789. One event — baseball’s All-Star Ronald P. Splinter, vice-president the party that is ahead after the "Some of our brands do 25 to 33 Burry Biscuit Co. of Elizabeth, N.J. The rate of new house sales loans. In turn, Yakaitis has had to pass The items seized included 65 pieces of game — is well-known and watched by for sales and marketing of General first political convention wins the percent of their total annual volume and, subsequently, Salerno-Megowen reached 620,000 units a year in A U.S. League of Savings Institu­ some of that cost on to consumers "We continue to believe any equipment u.sed in the spring-making operation, millions on television. The 1984 Ply­ Biscuits, says the company is evaluat­ election. The two exceptions in during 4S-to-60 day promotional peri­ Biscuit Co. of Niles, 111. and Mother's June after seasonal adjustment. tions survey found a record 76.4 at his stands on Tolland Turnpike, further reduction of lead in gaso­ two safes and a car. mouth, England, to Newport, Rhode ing the results to see where it goes from ods such as the All-Star election and recent history, he said, were John The increase, only the second this percent of new home loan dollars Burnham Street and Main Street in line is unnecessary, from either an • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ♦ • • • The IRS said it will auction off the seized Cake & Cookie Co. of Oakland, Calif. here. Island singlehanded sailing race is world series, he said. Kennedy, who trailed after the year, surprised analysts who pre­ went into adjustable rate mort­ Glastonbury. While he charged property Aug. 9. The company's products in the United More than likely, the Biscuits LU will economic or health standpoint,” nr,-, J —. more specialized with a narrower “ Sports marketing moves product. Democratic convention in 1960, dicted that higher mortgage inter­ gages in June. Stales use the LU brand name from be heading back to Europe in August in $2.25 for a dozen ears of corn last Ethyl Corp. said in a statement I I I S I Q G I O Q d V following. It's not just a part of the Gillette and Harry Truman, who lost every est rates — now approaching 15 Europe as well as brand names long the TAG Quebec-to France race This "We have given home buyers, year, he’s asking $2.75 this year — from its Richmond, Va., headquar­ But executives of The Gillette Co. and heritage.” poll except the one that counted — percent — would pull house sales used by the acquired companies. and other races will lead up to a builders and realtors the type of and he claims the increase still ters. "Therefore, we will continue 20 ooo«», 2 lectlons General Biscuits of America, Inc. With $673 million spent at retail for the 1948 election. down. mortgage instrument they need to Money book now available round-the-world race for single-handed does not cover his added expenses. to oppose such reductions in every figure linking'their companies' names blades and razors in the United States While Gillette spends millions of He said politically Mondale and The cost of the average new prevent a repeat of the housing Another pjst, the fall army appropriate manner. ’ ’ l o * " * ...... 3 with these events pays off in brand sailors scheduled for 1986. Ms. Ferraro make a perfect team. "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s,” last year, Gillette is determined to hold dollars to sponsor sports on network house eased back from its record recessions,” league president Wil­ worm, look longer to arrive here — But just a few hours after nniinMi...... 1? recogniton and sales. " I have rarely seen such a 1,328 pages of down-to-earth advice on personal on to and expand its dominant postion TV, General Biscuits has spent less Splinter believes the up-scale image $103,600 in May to an even $100,000 liam O’Connell said. but has been flourishing ever announcing the EPA plan, Ruckel- ciottlfled! ! isLjy Gillette first sponsored the world complementary thing,” he told money management, is now available through in wet shaving. than $1 million to sponsor ^ o a t in this of sailing is a natural for his company in June, the Commerce Depart­ Others, notably House Demo­ since. While the corn ear worm shaus said in a luncheon interview C o m ic *...... | series on network radio in 1939 and the reporters. "Mondale hangs on to her column. Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and year’s OSTAR singlehan^d transa­ since its products are aimed at the ment said. cratic leader Jim Wright, D- tunnels in from the top of the ear, with reporters that he doesn’t Entorfolnment...... " j j All-Star game on radio in 1943. It the gut Democratic vote. She handling to “ Sylvia Porter’s New Money Book for Cookies and crackers is another big tlantic sailboat race. premium end of the market. Despite higher sales in June, the Texas, have labeled the adjusta- the fall army worm will devour the believe much of a case can be ...... * broadened this involvement to televi­ appeals to the yuppies.” the 80s,” in care of the Manchester Herald, 4400 business, possibly good for $4 billion in With skipper Guy Bernardin at the If anything, the differing strategies supply of unsold houses grew. bles "an abomination” that can whole plant, according to Yakaitis. made against the agency’s move. oolnion ...... ’? sion and since 1970, has been making The poll results were based on Johnson Drive, Fairway, Kan. 66205. Make annual volume in the United States helm, the "B iscu its LU ” sailed into being pursued by Gillette and General There were 341,000 houses on the backfire if interest rates continue UConn's Adams theorizes that "W e have been sued in the past ^oolataik...... i starting lineup ballots for the All-Star interviews between July 20 and to climb, Wright fears that ho- ' checks payable to Universal Press Syndicate. depending on what's included and how Newport June 24. Although the 45-foot Biscuits prove that in consumer market last months, a 6.8 months the cold, wet spring in the Gulf on pollution standards and always Soort*...... iVi? teams available at retail displays. it's counted. July 24 of 1,620 eligible voters, of meowners would not be able to monohull did not win, Bernardin took marketing, there’s more than one way supply — the most since Sep­ States this year killed off both won,” he said. "The Clean Air Act T * i« v i*io n ...... ■•■■ ”.!!!!!.. ..8 "W e think (sports) is a very whom 1,264 said they are likely to make the higher monthly pay­ General Biscuits of America, a the Biscuits LU on its maiden voyage to get to the finish line or hit a home run. tember 1982. is quite clear on whatourauthority Woothor...... ’ ” 2 vote. The report suggested that high ments required when rates rise Please turn to page 10 is.” _____ I ( Z — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 31. 1984

Peopletalk Key weather satellite fails; Manchester/Area Drug agent ‘Purple Rain’ ends forecasters ‘kind of blind’ In Brief to receive ‘Ghostbusters’ reign M IAM I (U P I) — The loss of the Area unemployment rises state award GOES East weather satellite Unemployment in Manchester, Andover and Purple Rain," a new musical starring rock leaves National Hurricane Center Bolton increased from May to June, while the rate singer Prince, has ended "Ghostbusters"’ seven- forecasters “ kind of blind” at a in Coventry remained stable at 3.9 percent of the By Sarah Passell week stint at the top of the nationwide box office critical time, but they will compen­ work force, according to figures released by the Herald Reporter list. sate for the loss by using "hurri­ state Labor Department. Prince’s low-budget feature film debut about a cane hunter’’ planes more Andover posted the largest increase in extensively. A Manchester police officer who has struggling musician, shot in and around his unemployment, going from 2,8 percent in May to hometown of Minneapolis, took in $7.7 million last "Nothing’s going to sneak up on 4.8 percent in June. Manchester’s rate increased spent years as an undercover drug weekend, knocking "Ghostbusters ” down to us,” hurricane forecaster Gil from 4 percent to 4.4 percent, while Bolton’s went agent will receive a top state narcotics second with a gross of $7.6 million. Clark said Monday. “ It won't from 2,6 percent to 3.3 percent. award for posing as a crooked cop After 52 days, the Dan Aykroyd-Bill Murray affect the public, it will just make Statewide, unemployment increased from 4.1 during an investigation that led to the comedy has collected $142.6 million, trailing only us forecasters work a little percent in May to 4.3 percent in June. However, break-up of a Colombian cocaine ring harder," "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom ” as the when adjusted for seasonal factors, the rate in early 1983. season’s top moneymaker. Clark also said the loss of the dropped from 4.5 percent to 4.3 percent, which Wayne Rautenberg, a 16-year vete­ T V coverage of the Summer Olympics GOES East satellite will not compared favorably with the seasonally adjusted ran of the Manchester Police Depart­ apparently had little effect on the moviegoing shorten the warning time forecas­ national rate of 7.1 percent. audience. “ Ghostbusters" drew 12 percent fewer ters can provide populated areas ment. is one of five Connecticut public , patrons than the previous weekend, but it had threatened by an approaching safety officers named this week to dropped 15 percent the weekend before that. hurricane. Taxes will soon be overdue receive the Robert F. Stankye Memor­ "Jungle Book,” Disney’s second re-issue of the The primary camera aboard the BOLTON — Tax Collector Elaine Potterton ial Award from the Narcotics Enforce­ 1967 animated feature based on the Rudyard GOES East weather satellite said today that town residents must pay their ment Officers Association at a banquet Kipling classic, made a surprisingly strong debut burned out three weeks ago, Clark property taxes by the end of the day Wednesday, scheduled Oct. 21 in Springfield. Mass. in third place, with $5.2 million. said, and the spare died at 8:35 or they will have to pay interest on their tax bills. Manchester Police Chief Robert D. "Gremlins" fell one notch to fourth, with $4 p.m. E D T Sunday. 5 The tax collector’s office will be open Lannan nominated Rautenberg for million, for a 52-day total of $113.2 million. Tlie "Right now, we’re kind of Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. pretending to take bribes from a film dropped 18 percent, compared to an 11 blind," said hurricane forecaster Mrs. Potterton also said that taxpa.vers are Satellite view suspected Manchester cocaine dealer percent drop the weekend before. Bob Case. “ We’re just going to liable and will be charged interest even if they ’The Karate Kid ” continued strong in fifth have to take the tools we have and never received a tax bill for this year’s property in return for providing the suspect with Commerce Department satellite photo taken Monday at 7:45 a.m. place, grossing $3.8 million for a five-week total of use them. It is kind of like going taxes, .\nyone who owns property in town but has phony information on planned drug EOT shoes the United States and its associated cloudiness from the $42.3 million. back to the basics." not received a bill should call her at 649-8066 and arrests. ’’The Neverending Story ” fell two places to the The satellite produced a picture western spacecraft. The eastern satellite failed and will no longer request one. The suspect, Edward Chaves, 27, of 9 No. 6, grossing $3.3 million. of weather conditions from Florida provide weather pictures. Oval Lane, was charged with cocaine ’Best Defense. ” which last week knocked Boy grows a beard to Africa every 30 minutes. Hurri­ possession and bribery in April 1983 cane forecasters used the photos to Vets park fund up, bids In "Gremlins” out of second in its debut, fel to British pop singer Boy George arrives at the reconnaissance planes," Clark above the Equator, is one of eight after police used his contact with spot weather systems that had The fund drive for Vietnam Veterans Memorial seventh, collecting $3.1 million in its second London’s Heathrow Airport on a flight from said. “ They can give us the that make up the Geostationary weekend. potential for developing into dan­ Park has netted about $11,000 so far, while a Rautenberg to trace him to his cocaine Jamaica, sporting blond hair and a beard. The location of a storm center and its Operational Earth Satellite gerous storms. $15,000 donation from the Southern New England suppliers, a Colombian family living in "Indiana Jones" held on to eighth place with Culture Club star was greeted by a few boos from intensity, so we won’t lose impor­ system. Full Gospel Interde- Telephone Co., and a promise of $15,000 from the Southern Connecticut. Chaves later $2.59 million for a 68-day total of $151.5 million. his fans because of his changein hairstyle, but he The satellite failed at an unfortu­ tant things as far as forecasting Clark said a GOES satellite now nominational nate time because historically, Hartford Foundation for Public Giving to match ■ pleaded guilty in Manchester Superior "Meatballs II" debuted in ninth place with $2 51 told reporters. "I don’t care what they think. It’s when a storm will hit an area." over the western portion of the most tropical storms and hurri­ Court to three counts of bribery and is Church on Main million. The sequel to the 1979 hit did not enjoy the up to me and it’s none of their business” Forecasters said the “ hurricane United States will be moved local funds, may boost the total still higher. services of Bill Murray, who starred in the canes develop during the last two hunter" planes can range 1,000 slightly eastward to help cover the "Things are starting to take shape," Glenn now serving three years in prison. Street is expanding, briginal version about a bunch of misfits at weeks in August through the first miles into the Atlantic Ocean and gap. That move will take about Beaulieu, co-chairman of the park committee, Police said he actually paid Rauten­ and getting a facelift summer camp. two weeks of October. cover all of the Caribbean Sea and three weeks. said Monday. "We’re very pleased." The park, berg 13 times: $100 a week over more as well. Above, ’’’The Muppets Take Manhattan" grossed $2.2 “ We’ll be keeping a closer eye on Gulf of Mexico. A new GOES East satellite is which will be located on a small piece of land at than three months. million and took 10th place, for a 17-day total $16 9 the pressure fields and if some­ the corner of Main and Center streets, is expected workers on scaffold­ If you want to be alone The GOES East satellite, hover­ scheduled for launch in 1986, Two of Chaves’s suppliers, Efren and million. thing peculiar is detected, we have ing in stationary orbit 22,300 miles to cost about $60,000. ing complete the Bad breath gets a new meaning at Gilroy’s officials said. Javier Cardona of North Haven, were ’’The Last Starfighter, ” ’’Conan the Des­ annual Garlic Festival. Bids have already gone out on the 33-foot-long building’s new fa­ troyer” and "Bachelor Party ” fell off the Top 10 black monument that will serve as the park’s sentenced in January to six- and The small town of Chino, Calif., which calls cade. Left, Chuck list. "Cheech & Chong’s The Corsican Brothers ’’ centerpiece. A few have been returned, and the seven-year terms, respectively, after a comic remake of the 1941 swashbuckler failed itself the ’[Garlic Capital of the World,” has rest should be in by next week, according to they pleaded guilty in federal court to Zeppa (on scaffold­ to crack the list in its debut. celebrated its prolific production of the pungent Weather committee member Robert Bagge. conspiring to deal cocaine. ing) of 28 School bulb for the last six years by cooking up tons of Andrew Ansaldi Co,, the low bidder on the park good food — all flavored with garlic. Rautenberg and Capt. Joseph Road, Bolton, saws construction, has been contracted to do that job More than 120,000 people turned out for this Brooks, who heads the department’s while Arnie Czar- Today’s forecast for $36,676. detective division, will attend the Hamlin gets hand-me-downs year’s four-day festival, which ended Saturday. necki of Tolland They consumed 3,000 pounds of garlic, 6,500 Connecticut, Massachusetts and Cable coming to Coventry narcotics association’s banquet in Harry Hamlin plays an astronaut in CBS’ pounds of pepper steak, 7,000 pounds of calamari, Springfield. « (above) and John Rhode Island: Today partly sunny. Olsen of Storrs do 13-hour mini-series "Space,” and you might say 6,500 pounds of pasta, 5,000 pounds of mushrooms, Highs in low to mid 80s except 70s CO VEN TR Y — A Windham-based firm will The association also voted to give the the role is all in the family. Hamlin, who played a 2,000 pounds of scampi and 5,500 loaves of garlic on the islands. Tonight fair becom­ offer cable television to Coventry residents within Stankye award to state police Commis­ other work. The bread. homosexual novelist in love with his doctor in the ing hazy with patchy fog forming one year, according to information supplied to the sioner Lester J. Forst and posthum­ building's upstairs is town planning office. film "Making Love,” hasbeen infatuated with the ^ The fare also included garlic jelly, garlic wine, along the south coast late at night. ously to Geraldine McBride, the space program since childhood when his father "chile con garlic," garlic popcorn, glasses of A spokesman from Tele-Media of Northeastern being converted into Lows in 60s. Wednesday morning Hartford school crossing guard who was a scientist for the Saturn missions. garlic squeeze, garlic-fried potato skins, garlic sunshine increasing afternoon Connecticut has told planning and zoning officials Sunday-school ”My dad was involved with developing the fuel bagles and garlic-flavored ice cream. his company will string cables on existing was killed last month pushing school- classrooms, while clouds, hazy, warm and muggy. A children out of the way of an errant injection system for the Saturn 5 rocket. With “ You have to have garlic on your breath or it chance of an afternoon or evening telephone poles where ever possible. In places the downstairs area ’Space’ I ’m living my dreams,” says Hamlin, isn’t fun,” said Don Gage, a member of the where there are no poles, the company will run truck. shower or thunderstorm in the will house a larger who has been researching his role with the help of festival committee. ’The girls won’t kiss you interior. Highs in mid to upper 80s the cables underground. such childhood heroes as former astronaut Dick unless you have garlic on your breath” except m id 70s to lower 80s on Cape The service will be offered to residents in all church hall Accord­ Gordon, who loaned Hamlin the flight suit he wore Cod. parts of Coventry. ing to administrative to the moon. 12 off list secretary Lynnette Maine: Partly to mostly sunny RHAM to open Sept. 5 today. Highs in 80s except cooler Engman, most of the They’re not so feisty along the east coast. Variable HEBRON — The 1984-85 school year for RHAM construction is being Junior and Senior High School students begins for top job Darwin and Abraham are being tried out for cloudiness with a chance of show­ done by volunteers C B S -TV is seeing red ers or thundershowers north and Sept. 5, Principal Diana R. Vecchione has new jobs at Mount Rainier National Park but they announced. and maintenance Much of China’s estimated population of one can’t be worked too hard — otherwise they may mountains and fair elsewhere hiss and spit. tonight. Lows near 60. Showers and School hours for all students in grades 7 through in Coventry workers already on billion will get a taste of American television 12 are 7:50 a.m. to 2 p.m. Seventh grade students when 64 hours of The two 325-pound llamas are being used thundershowers likely north and staff. mountains partly sunny with a Terrific Tuesday tidings should report to the cafetorium in the junior high CBS-produced pro­ experimentally as pack animals at the park. school on Sept. 5, while eighth grade students chance of afternoon showers or By Tracy L. Geoghegan Herald photos by Pinto gramming — with The idea is to see if they can do the work of some Today: mostly sunny and warm. Highs in mid to upper 80s should report directly to their " A ” period class as advertising — airs of the horses and mules that traditionally have thundershowers elsewhere Wed­ Herald Reporter nesday. Highs in 70s and 80s. listed on their schedules. in the People’s Re­ carried supplies for crews that maintain the park. Booming hazy with patchy fog forming. Lows In 60s. Grade 9 students should report to the Llamas have been used as beasts of burden in COVENTRY — The Board of Educa­ public in December. New Hampshire: Partly sunny Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Wednesday; morning sunshine auditorium on the first day of classes, while Police roundup the Andes Mountains of South America for tion has completed the first phase of its A delegation from north and mostly sunny south will give way to increasing afternoon cloudiness with hazy students in grades 10 through 12 should report to China Central Tele­ centuries. screening process and eliminated 12 of today. Highs 80 to 88. Fair tonight warm and muggy conditions. A 30 percent chance of ari their A period classes. 75 applicants for the superintendent of vision chose the But they have some quirks. They have a except a chance of showers or Student schedules for all grades will be mailed reputation for lying down on the job and when afternoon or evening thunderstorm. Highs in mid to upper 80s schools position vacated by Arnold shows, which in­ thundershowers north. Lows near Aug. 24. Bus schedules will be published in the clude segments of overworked, they’ve been known to hiss and spit. scattered showers and Elman in June. Boy hurt as car, bicycle collide 60. Showers and thundershowers thunderstorms. Highs in 80s. Today’s weather picture was local newspapers. “60 Minutes," Cha­ Llamas also generally can’t carry as heavy loads likely north and partly sunny with Regional District 8 students attending Wind­ as horses and mules. Chairman Richard Ashley said the rles- Kuralt’s “ On a chance of afternoon showers or & Hauls' ham Vocational Technical School and the board plans to make a final selection in A 5-year-old Manchester boy is in the Sgt. Gary Benson reported that he without a license after it collided with the Road,” fourani- thundershowers south Wednesday. Vocational-Agriculture program at Lyman Mem­ September and have the new superin­ intensive care unit at St. Francis saw the truck driver, Richard D. Pond. another in the intersection of Keeney mated Dr. Seuss Highs in 70s north and 80s south. orial High School will begin school on the same tendent in place by the end of October Hospital in Hartford today with a head 52, of Meriden, speeding in the and Wetherell streets early F'riday specials, the TV - injury and a broken leg, after being construction area off the road and monring. What’s In a name? 30.00 , day as RHAM. These students should ride the this year. movie ’’Quarter­ Vermont: Mostly sunny and regular bus to RHAM and change to their struck by a car Monday when he rode failing to wait for passing traffic tostop Three of the four people riding in the back Princess,’’ Suzanne Cupito was a successful child model warm today. High mostly 80 to 85. appropriate bus at RHAM. Ashley admitted opening school in his bicycle into the street he lives on. before driving onto the pavement of two cars were treated for minor NBA basketball, and actress, with starring roles in the hit movie Partly cloudy tonight. Low 55 to65. the fall with an acting superintendent is Edward Leonard Jr. of 28 St. John St. West Middle Turnpike. injuries at Mancehster Memorial NCAA football and “ Gypsy" and on T V ’s “ Seahunt," but when she Variable clouds Wednesday with a Selectman petitions filling not an ideal situation. ’"There just isn’t was reported in stable condition this When a woman driving a red Hospital. boxing. reached gangly adolescence, no studio in town chance of showers or thunder­ any practical way to move any faster," morning. Thunderbird had to take sudden action The 15-year-old girl was referred to Charles Kuralt “ It’s a tremend­ wanted her. Little Suzanne was over the hill and storms north and a chance of an CO V EN TR Y — The spokesman for a group of he said. According to police, I,eonard was to avoid hitting the truck, she com­ juvenile authorities when police inves­ ous opportunity for in the unemployment line — at . afternoon thunderstorm south citizens in Coventry who are circulating petitions injured when he rode his bike out of his plained to Benson, who warned Pond to tigating the accident found that the 1979 14 Ashley said the board has allowed introducing advertisers to the Chinese market,” But a romance novel she was reading seven High 75 to 85. calling for return to a selectmen form of driveway and collided with a passing obey hi.s directions. Chevrolet she was driving belonged to prospective superintendents only min­ said CBS senior vice president John Eger. years later put the actress back on top after she government said the group is nearing the number car, driven by Bart W. Carlson, 19, of 53 her Horace Street neighbor and that imal time to respond to the original job The commercial time is being sold specifically decided to appropriate the heroine's glamorous Extended outlook of signatures required to force the Town Council Alexander St. The collision sent the boy A Manchester man spent a night in she was driving without a license, for the Chinese market, but no word yet on who name. to address the issue. advertisements and to requests for flying over the top of the 1980 Datsun the hospital and was charged with police said. has bought the time. additional information. “When I shed the old name, I shed the person Extended outlook for New Eng­ "The council will be hearing from us soon," station wagon and onto the street. drunken driving early Saturday after Police al.so said she was at fault in the Wang Feng, director of CCTV, which is seen by LOWEST nobody liked,” says the anything but gangly land Thursday through Saturday: TEMPERATURES said Thomas Brainard, president of the Coventry Dr. Donald Nieoletti, director of Police said a hedge at the edge of the his car went off the pavement on West collision becau.se she failed to obey a 63 percent of the population, hoped the programs Morgan Brittany, who went on tostarin "Dallas" Taxpayers Association. pupil personnel services, is serving as Leonard property blocked Carlson’s Middle Turnpike and he was thrown red light and tried to make an improper would promote “ understanding and friendship” Connecticut, Massachusetts and Brainard and eight other citizens — many of view of the child until he was in the out. left turn. for four seasons and this fall will play an Rhode Island; Chance of showers ORLEANS acting school superintendent. “ It is between the people of both countries. them CTA members — have been working since street. Witnesses told police that they saw investigative journalist on the new ABC series or thunderstorms Thursday and -LEOEND- placing a tremendous burden on Dr. The driver of the other car, Glaston­ June to collect the signatures of 10 percent of Carlson was charged with driving the 1981 Toyota Corolla veer off the "Glitter,” produced by Aaron Spelling of Friday. Highs in 80s and overnight Nieoletti," Ashley said. "He now has bury resident David Glu.sewski. 28, was “Charlie’s Angels." 1/ .*.|mow Coventry’s voters. with his license suspended. right side of the road, hit a stump and lows in 60s. Fair and turning cooler two jobs to do." given an $80 ticket for failing to carry Once the petitions are full. Brainard said, the spin back into the road, throwing its Saturday. Highs in 70s to lower 80s. fj^/Z'^iMOWSRsN his license or any insurance council will be forced to appoint a commission to Ashley said, however, that he was A truck driver working on the driver, Steven C. Samiotis, .30, of 13A Queen should be relieved Lows in mid 50s to lower 60s. UPI WEATHER F0T0CA8T ^ identifii'ation. consider their recommendations. pleased by the impressive qualifica­ Interstate 86 reconstruction at exit 92 Downey Drive, onto the pavement ^ Sheena Easton should be singing her hit song Vermont: Chance of showers Among these recommendations are: the tions of many applicants for the nearly caused an accident Monday about 1:30 a.m. Glazewski’s companion. Holly Gla- “ I ’m Almost Over You” as part of her nightclub Rock singer switched on Thursday. Fair Friday and Satur­ National forecast abolishment of the town manager/town council superintendent position in Coventry. afternoon when he drove across We.st Police said Samiotis suffered a zewski, was treated at Manchester "We have gotten a number of act, which opens at Resorts International in During shooting for the video of Gary “ U.S. day. Highs in mid 70s to mid 8Ps. form of government: the establishment of an Middle Turnpike without waiting for broken wrist and a cut in his scalp. Hospital for a bruise. The 15-year-old Atlantic City in August. applications from people who are Bonds” new song “ Standing in the Line of Fire,” Overnight lows in mid 50s to mid For period ending 7 a.m. Wednesday. Tonight, thundershowers are elected board of selectmen/board of finance form the police officer who was directing girl was treated for a cut on her temple, already serving as superintendents in traffic to signal him across, the officer The Scottish-born singer, who once announced one of the thousands of extras appearing in a 60s. expected In the East Gulf Coast Region and the Central Plains of government: and provision for the election of A teenage girl was accu.sed of and a passenger in her car was treated other school districts,” Ashley said reported. on the “ Tonight” show that she was hoiding out crowd scene in New York’s Washington Square Region. Elsewhere weather will remain fair in general. Minimum town clerk, tax collector, town treasurer and stealing her neighbor’s car and driving for a cut on her forehead. Maine and New Hampshire: “ Last time we hired a superintendent for Britain’s Prince Andrew, has decided to Park approached the rock singer and pulled out a readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 68 other officials. Clearing Thursday. Fair Friday most of our applicants were assistant marry Ron Bright, her agent for the past three switchblade. 151!’ (®®)' Chicago 68 (80), Cleveland 65 (84), Dallas 69 years. and Saturday. Lows in mid 50s to Willington man charged superintendents or principals. But it wasn’t just another mugging in the park low 60s Thursday morning drop­ (79), Houston 67 (90), Jacksonville72 Education commissioner “They recently got engaged and wiil be getting (M ), Kansas City 67 (88), Little Rock 64 (87), Los Angeles 64 (76) Fire Calls The “ fan" asked Bonds to autograph his knife. ping into the upper 40s and 50s BOLTON — A Willington teenager was ’"This is encouraging to us,” Ashley married on the West Coast sometime after the Said Bonds as politely as possible considering the Miami 79 (88), Minneapolis 65 (82), NewOrleans 70 (88), New York 72 first of the year,” a spokesman for Friday and Saturday mornings. arrested Monday and charged with breaking into continued. “ It appears we’re going to the circumstances, “ Could you find something else^ casino-hotel said. Highs in mid 70s to mid 80s. (86), Phoenix 80 (106), San Francisco 53 (72), Seattle 57 (74) St a Steeles Crossing Road house last May. have a very good talent pool to draw plans sweeping revamp Manchester My pen won’t write on this.” Louis 66 (87), and Washington 75 (88). '' Donald Moore, 18, was charged with third- from in this selection process." degree burglary and sixth-degree larceny and Ashley said the board received Monday, 8:12 a.m. — gasoline leak, Long Island Sound held overnight at the Morgan Street Jail in applications from across the nation for H AR TFO R D (U PI) - State Educa­ Tirozzi also recommended consoli­ 123 Main St. (Eighth District). Hartford on a $2,500 bond. the job, but the majority of those tion Commissioner Gerald N. Tirozzi dating 17 vocational and technical Monday, 10: II a m. — motor vehicle The National Weather Service He was scheduled to be arraigned today in schools into a district under a superin­ accident. 218 Main St. (Eighth District, forecast for Long Island Sound to Mancliester Herald responding to advertisements were has proposed a sweeping reorganiza­ Rockville Superior Court. from Connecticut. Massachusetts and tion plan to improve the efficiency of tendent and assistant. Paramedics). Almanac Montauk Lottery Point, N.Y.; Richard M. Diamond, Pubiisher New York. his department with the added bonus of "We’re not by any stretch of the Monday. 5:27 p.m. — motor vehicle saving up to $100,000 the first year. imagination downgrading our commit­ accident. 21 St. John St. (Town). Winds south to southwest at less Penny Sadd Council to review resumes Mark F. Abraitis Once initial screening of candidates Tirozzi said the state Board of Monday. 9:09 p m. — motor vehicle than 10 knots tonight, becoming ment to vocational-technical educa­ Today is Tuesday, July 31, the Associate Publisher Business Manager CO VEN TR Y — In a special meeting tonight, has been completed by two Board of Education will review the plan Wednes­ tion, ” Tirozzi said. ”If anything we accident. Interstate 84 extension east- In 1792, Director David Ritten- southwest Wednesday and increas­ 213th day of 1984 with 153 to follow. the Town Council will discuss applications for the Education subcommittees, the board day and could vote on it in September. would be enhancing it” bound (Town). house laid the cornerstone in Connecticut daily ing to 10 to 15 knots. Visibility USPS 327-500 The moon is leaving its new VOL. cm. No. 257 town manager’s position, town hall cleaning and as a whole will make all decisions in the The commissioner said Monday he Tirozzi said his plan could save the Monday, 9:42 p.m. — smoke in Philadelphia for the United States lowering to between 3 and 5 miles phase. renovations and repairs to a dam gate and tunnel selection process. would like to see the plan, or a modified department $50,000 to $100,000 the first ba.sement, 32D Jefferson St. (Eighth Mint, the first building of the in late night and early morning fog Published dallv except Sundov Suggested carrier rates are $1.20 There is no morning star. Monday: 796 at Coventry Lake. version, in effect by January. year, but stres.sed its primary purpose District). federal government. and 2 to 4 miles in possible showers and certain holldavs by the Man­ weekly, 15.12 for one month, $15.35 The evening stars are Mars, chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard fqr three months, $30.70 for six The applications for manager will be reviewed The board will be advised on its "The bottom line is a more efficient was not to save money. Wednesday afternoon. Average Place, Manchester, Conn. 06040. 5iknday, 9:47 p.m. — medical call. Mercury, Venus, Jupiter and In 1972, Missouri Senator Tho­ monthsand $61.40 foroneyeor. Mall in executive session, closed to the public. selection by committees of teachers and effective department," Tirozzi "When I became commissioner, I Play Four: 2584 wave heights a foot or less tonight. Second class postage paid at Man­ rotes are available on request. Super Stop & Shop, 340 Broad St. Saturn. mas Eagleton withdrew as Demo­ chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: Chairman Robert Olmstead said Monday that and administrators who will assist with said. "We wanted to ensure we had the made my position clear that I wanted to (Paramedics), Those born on this date are under cratic vice-presidential nominee, Send address changes to the Man­ To place a classified or display two of the 43 applicants for the manager’s job the interviewing of prospective best possible system we felt comforta­ spend a year looking at the department chester Herald, P.O. Box SVI, Tuesday, 12:38 a.m. — medical call, the sign of Leo. They include six days after disclosing previous other numbers drawn Monday adverfisement, or to report a news have withdrawn their bids for the position, superintendents. ble with." to determine the organization that in New England: Manchester, Conn. 06040. Item, story or picture Idea, coll Xtra Mart. 381 Main St. (Paramedics). author andjurist James Kent in hospitalization and psychiatric Weather radio 643-2711. Office hours ore 8:30 a.m. leaving council members with 41 names to The plan would reduce the depart­ would best meet our needs," Tirozzi To subscribe, or to report a consider. Elman, who had been at the helm of 1763 and acti-ess Geraldine Chaplin treatment. The National Weather Service to 5 p.m. Monday througlir Friday. ment’s major divisions from six to five, said. New Hampshire daily: 2643. delivery problem, call 647-9946. Council members have been reviewing pros­ the Coventry school system for 10 Tolland County in 1944. In 1974, John Ehrlichman was broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Ottlce hours are 8:30 a.m. to S:30 The Manchester Herald Is a disbanding the division of educational He said the plan was bused on Rhode Island daily: 9429. p.m. Mondov through Friday ond 7 pective managers’ credentials individually for years, announced in May that he would On this date in history; sentenced to 20 months in prison weather information on 162.475 subscriber to United Press Interna­ administration It would create offices recommendations from state and mu­ Sunday, 3:59 p.m. — medical call. Maine daily: 809. to 10 a.m.. Saturdov. Delivery tional news services and Is a several weeks. Olmstead said he expects tonight leave his post to take a higher-paying In 1498, on his third voyage to the for his role in the break-in of the mHz in Hartford, should be made by 5 p.m. Mondoy to provide staff training and develop­ nicipal officials, auditors and consul­ Lake Street, Coventry (South Vermont daily: 940. 162.55 mHz in member of the Audit Bureau of they will decide which candidates they want to superintendent’s position in Ellenville, New World, Columbus landed on office of Daniel Ellsberg’s New London and 162.40 mHz in through Friday ond by 7:30 a.m. Circulations. ment, data proces'sing, planning and tants. If adopted it would be the second Coventry). Massachusetts daily: 7105. Saturday. interview. N Y. He began his new job early this the the island called Trinidad. psychiatrist. Meriden. research and evaluation services to the major shake-up of the department in Sunday, 4:18 p.m. — medical call. month. entire department. four years. Lake Road, Andover (Andover). 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U.S./World Mondale names black to election staff... Marine Nicaragua denies By David Lawskv campaign co-chairman — the highest-ranking black In Brief United Press International in his force. i Rangel’s appointment came as Nation of Islam pullout report of slaying Officials probing crash NORTH OAKS, Minn. — With his vacation over, leader LoqisFarrakhan. said in Washington. Mondale Walter Mondale swings into New York today to collect has "slapped Jesse Jackson and all black people in the KDINBUIUill, Scotliind - (iovernment inves- Bv Nancy Usser were wounded In Vale since the his running mate, Geraldine Ferraro, and starts the face” by not honoring those who helped him win 'he United Press International voter drive began Fridaj, adding I iKiitors launchi'd a full-sculv inquiry today into a run for the White House in earnest. Democratic nomination. finished that the president of an electoral rail crash that killed at least 13 people and injured The Democratic presidential nominee leaves his Mondale press secretary Maxine Issues said more than 100 when a high speed commuter train The Nicaraguan government council was killed two weeks ago in suburban St. Paul home to launch his uphill battle Monday the role of another member of Mondale's denied that U.S. backed relH’ls Matagalpa and a candidate v^as slammed into a cow. from the Deep South today — a month earlier than the campaign — general cha9rman Bert Lance — “is By Peter Smerdon The investigation is expected to focus on how killed four electoral workers, killed In Zelaya traditional Labor Day kickoff. being discussed” and an announcement is expected United Press International saying instead that three officials Residents in V.ile told journal­ the large animal could have wandered onto the within a week. right-of-way. First, the former vice president and the New York A. were wounded in rebi'l attacks ists the rebels atlai ked Saturday congresswoman will stop in Ohio before heading to The chairman of the Georgia Democratic Party did BEIRUT, Lebanon — Helicop­ aimed at sabotaging a voter kidnapping one woman on her w.iy "There was a good foot-thick wall by the track Texas — a key campaign battleground — and not attend a meeting Monday at Mondale's house and ters shuttled the last group of U.S. How an animal could have got on the line w ill he a registration drive. to register and one eleitor.il Mississippi. will not appear with the candidates during their Marine combat forces out ol The chairman of Nicaragu.i's policeman The |>olieem.in re subject of the investigation.” a British Kail Southern campaign swing, Ms. Isaacs said. Lebanon today to Navy ships spokesman said. Ms Ferraro, who visited Mondale’s hometown in Supreme Electoral Council, Marf turned, but the worn.in is -slill Minnesota the day after .she was picked to join the The Atlanta Constitution in today’s editions quoted waiting offshore, ending a two- ano Fiallos Oyanguren. said re missing By daybreak, re.scuers thought they had ticket, invited him to visit the New York City borough a source close to Lance as saying he may resign if his year stay during which 264 Ameri­ recovered all the bodies from the wreckage, a ports that U.S.-backed rebels Fiallos also .innoiineed dial of Queens, which she represents in Congress, Mondale role is reduced. can servicemen died. killed four election workers and preliminary figures showed 1 .18 police spokesman said. aides said. The source said Lance, former President Carter’s Four choppers ferrying about But engineers still were working to hoist the wounded another over the wee million people regislered to vote in After a rally outside Queens Borough Hall, Mondale embattled budget director, accepted the campaign two dozen marines lifted off. and kend were faulty. November presidential elections, twisted coaches from the track, and reports said and Ms. Ferraro fly to Cleveland, where Mondale job because "he was so hungry for redemption and he others stood by awaiting orders to it could be two days before the line is clear. “The infonnation that we have the first since the Sandinistas addresses the Urban League. was so hungry to be involved again that he grabbed for depart. now is that there were only came to power after the overthrow Police confirmed that 13 people died in the The two then will campaign in Austin, San Antonio a straw.” Some remaining marines in full accident Monday. Forty-four of the injured were wounded.” Fiallos said. ".At first of dictator .Anaslasio .Somoza and Houston Wednesday and Thursday. "He's been hurt. I think he feels kind of betrayed.” combat gear stood while others 4^1 dead were reported hut it did not The Honduran .irmed forces hospitalized, some of them "very badly hurt ," an But Mondale said during the weekend he considers the source said. hauled sandbags in the rain, official at the Falkirk Royal Infirmary said turn out that way.” ehiel, in an interview in the the real start will be in Jackson, Miss., where he and Lance, whose appointment drew criticism, could witnesses said. UPI photo In Honduras, the chief of the new sjiaper El Tieinpo. said llondu Twenty-six people remained in the hospital not be reached for comment. The marines' departure coin­ Tuesday morning, officials said Ms. F'erraro will attend a reception at the governor’s armed forces. Gen. Walter Ia)pez ras wanted to revise a bilater.il mansion Wednesday. Jackson, in an address Monday at the Afro- cided with the opening of new U.S. The memory of the U.S. presence in Minh City, a fleet of American cars from Reyes, Monday praised the posi­ military tre.ily with the United From there. Mondale and Ms. Ferraro fly to Texas, American pavilion at the World’s Fair in New Embassy offices along the west the late 1950s and early ’60s lined up on tive reaction from the United States bee.iusi' it "w.is signed Jordan denounces Reagan Mondale's pollster, Peter Hart,_ and President Orleans, said Rangel's selection was one small step Beirut seafront. Vietnam is still vivid despite the the taxi stand remind residents of the States to a Honduran request that when anolher silnal ion existed " Reagan’s pollster, Richard Wirthliri, say Texas will "on a thousand-mile journey.” The marines left seafront withdrawal of the last American official the countries revise a 1954 military "Times haVe eb.inged and we CLEVEI.AND — Vernon .Iordan told the Urban “old days" of Saigon. League the Reagan administration is using be a key state in November. He said Mondale and Rep. Ferraro need to project a CHARLES RANGEL stronghold they had sealed off with more than nine years ago. In Ho Chi treaty. have to bring it up to d.ite,' Lopez "terrorism" and the only way to preserve gains As he got ready for work again Monday. Mondale “message of full participation” to minorities before razor wire, blockhouses and ar­ El Salvador's leftist guerrill.is Reyes said, adding that the two 3 3 . . . Mondale’s new man already made is to elect Walter Mondale named Rep. Charles Rangel of New York to be a he will lend his full support to the ticket. mored vehicles. They had guarded killed at least 51 civil defense eoiiiitries were "allies .iiid president. American diplomats living and guards and six civilians in ;i series friends " 'I'he armed forces leader "1984 offers us the oiiportunity to get rid of the working in temporary offices lor 15 U.S. presence in Vietnam of raids on guard posts at coopera­ did not exjilain what revisions sleaze-ridden crowd that is trying to reverse the months since the bombing of the tive farms in the bloodiest fighting were planned loriilhe ifealv lli.il historic march to equality," the former league old U.S. Embassy. since the guerrillas stormed a has permitted the United Slates to president said Monday at the Urban League's ...But Farrakhan blasts it as ‘tokenism’ The Marine evacuation will hydroelectric plant June 26 establish a military training b.ise 74th annual conference. bring to an end a nearly two-year Fiallos said one official was and hold five joinl manenvers Jordan accused Reagan of weakening the By Drew Von Bergen said. " You prevailed upon my brother to repudiate me U.S. combat Marine presence in remains long after pullout wounded in Rio Blanco and two during the past two \e,irs enforcement of civil rights through budget cuts, ' United Press International on the basis of your lies. You forced him toapologizeto Lebanon during which 264 Ameri­ regulatory changes and appointments of individ­ a people to whom he owes no apology .so that he might can servicemen died.9i The same applies to such govern­ received nearly 40,000applications WASHINGTON — Nation of Islam leader Louis have a place of honor and respect among the Lebanese soldiers and civil Bv Paul Anderson uals hostile to civil rights. United Press International ment services as the telex, where for permission to leave Vietnam Jordan called the Justice Department "a prime Farrakhan said today Walter Mondale's naming of Democratic leadership ’ engineers continued Tuesday to Westerners pay (in dollars only) a for the United States — more than Pageant scandal spurs Rep. Charles Rangel to a top post in his Democratic Farrakhan said that after hearing Reagan and dismantle barricades that have predator in the attempt to destroy civil rights HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam - hefty surcharge for the privilege of half the total of 70,000 people who protections. Charged by law tocnforceourrights, presidential campaign is tokenism and "window Mondale,"At this time, neither of them have divided Christian east Beirut from communicating with the outside have formally sought permission dressing.” displayed the vision necessary to take America safely the mainly Moslem west since the The last American official in to emigrate. it has worked overtime to drill hole.s in the legal through these next four years, "I don’t see anything Lebanese civil war started nine Vietnam climbed aboard a waiting world. photographer’s lawsuit safety net of civil rights" Mondale named Rangel to be a campaign helicopter on the roof of the U.S. Telex charges between Ho Chi Vietnamese who worked for the Jordan, who endorsed Mnndale's candidacy right now in Mr. Mondale for me to vote for.” years ago, despite continued vio­ Minh City and Bangkok run $6.15 United States government or U.S. co-chairman, making the New York congressman — Farrakhan also said he would not apologize for his lence around Beirut Monday. Embassy more than nine years NEW YORK (UPI) - Two piirticii)ate in tlie release ol these Monday, said electing the Democratic candidate whose district includes Harlem — the highest-ranking ago and fled Saigon just ahead of per minute, compared with $3.47 a companies before 1975 quietly seek photogra|)hs." livin said "She should be a top priority lor blacks; He called past comments about Israel and the Jewish people, Heavy overnight battles be­ minute from Bangkok to Ho Chi out American visitors to ask about middlemen arc suing Penihou.sc black in his election effort. and, in fact, fueled them Monday. tween Christian forces and Druze the conquering communists. and photographer Tom Uhiapel for was shockeil and disma.ved by Mondale "a decent man. a long-time all.v and a Rangel's appointment came as Farrakhan, in a Washington and Hanoi have not Minh City. former colleagues, especially their their pulilieation ” lb' added she fighter for our rights ' "I respectfully say that the Jewish leadership is Moslem militiamen centered on The Vietname.se appear not to countrymen who managed to get double-crossing them in the Miss speech in Washington, charged Monday that Mondale spiritually blind,” he said. "And if the American the frontline mountain town of established diplomatic ties and out before the communist America scandal, while the"other bad sulfered "eonsidi'i able has "slapped Jesse Jackson and all black people in the few Americans have visited Viet­ see the irony in their insistence on ■nguish ' government and the Reagan administration allow Souk el Gharb, 8 miles southeastof being paid in the currency of their takeover. woman” in the pictures .says she Hansen facing reprimand face" by not honoring a debt to blacks who helped him such lobby, which is spritually blind, to have the great the capital. nam since the end of the war in understood they would never be win the Democratic nomination. 1975. defeated enemy. They also talk about their hopes Irvin said he had lieen in contacl WASHINGTON — Rep. George Hansen says he power to Influence the guidance of this nation, then The firefight did not last long, A poignant reminder of Ameri­ of getting out of Vietnam and published and may go lo court too. In an interview on the NBC "Today " program they will guide this nation to its total destruction.” and no casualties were reported. But the memory of the U.S. heading for new lives in the United In Boulder, Colo., a lawyer for Willi liiwyers for both Penthouse will not "pull any punches" in defending himself today. Farrakhan was asked if Rangel’s appointment presence in Vietnam still is vivid ca’s involvement in South Vietnam and MissWilliams and that he had in the House today before it votes on a resolution However, reaction to the speech was not against Government leaders have forecast are the Amerasian children who States. Amy Geier Wessell said she and satisfied him. Farrakhan but against the press club and the news the clashes will stop shortly, when among the people of Ho Chi Minh "I have applied to leave,” said a her newlywed husband are in deintmded and not received ;i reprimanding him for violating financial disclo­ “No, it has not,” Farrakhan said. "A few token City, formerly called Saigon, and surround Western visitors when copy (d the inodeliiig release the sure rules. media for allowing the black separatist the forum. Beirut's Syrian-backed security they emerge from their hotels in woman who once worked for an seclusion — stunned by the Pent­ blacks in window dressing positions can never solve or "By providing Farrakhan with a hull horn for his plan is extended to the mountains. the reminders are frequent despite house publication of nude pictures magazine claims it has from his The Idaho Republican also raised the possibil­ ameliorate the problems of black people.” the passage of time. Ho Chi Minh City. American news organization. ”I ity that he may pull Rep Geraldine Ferraro, the ravings, ” said Nathan Perlmutter. director of the Tension was also high in west applied four years ago but I of her and dethroned Miss Americti client Me said Miss Wessell is ”1 think these are small steps but the condition of National Anti-Defamation Leagueof B'nai Brith, "the Beirut after the second straight Visitors landing at Tan Son Nhut “Give me soap, give me tooth­ Vanessa Williams in lesbian poses. seriously considering filing suit Democratic vice presidential candidate, into the black people in this country ... does not demand haven’t heard anything from the debate. press is magnifying his significance. day of light street fighting between Airport are greeted by the sight of paste, give me spare change." government. I think I will not hear The lawyer, Richard Irvin, s;iid In New York, photographers tokenism. It demands a real solution to a very real "The result is print pollution and a disservice to the the Druze and the Sunni Moslem disabled U.S. warplanes and helic­ they cry. By now they have learned Monday Mrs. Wessell was 18 when Steve Hreilman and Howard M;inn If the House votes to reprimand, the least problem," he said. opters rusting in the grass along­ anything, I have thought of leaving severe action it could take, the outspoken large majority of black Muslims, to Jews, and ... a militias. Christian Voice of Le­ to stop asking'American visitors if on a boat but I am afraid. I don't she and Miss Williams posed for filed suit against Penthouse and Farrakhan. who became a focus of controversy this distortion of black-Jewish relations.” banon radio said Monday's fight­ side the runways now used by they can help locate the father Chiapel. Chiaiiel claiming they are owed ultraconservative would be the fifth member so spring because of his anti-Semitic remarks, defended Soviet-built aircraft. know what to do. I must get out. I punished. Farrakhan reiterated Jackson's claim that he is ing was sparked by the killing ol a many of them never have known. can't stand it. Things were much “It should be emphasized that two-lliirds ol wluitever Chiapel Jackson against criticism of their association in a waiting for a signal from Mondale to work for the Sunni militia leader. Sandbagged and fortified park­ They now realize the answer will Mrs. Wessell did not authorize or eollecled from PenIhouse. L'nless the House rejects its ethics committee's speech to the National Press Club Monday and ing bays for jet fighters are a grim better in the old days.” recommendation and changes the punishment Democratic ticket in the general election. The debris-clearing operations be negative. Another reminder of the “old UPI photo excoriated the press. "We must not be oblivious to the signal that Mr. between east and west Beirut are reminder that the little-used air­ Vietnamese officials estimate from a reprimand to censure. Hansen will not "Poor Jesse.” he said. port once was a busy American days” is a fleet of aging American have to stand before the other members in the LOUIS FARRAKHAN Mondale has already given, and that is that he does expected to take at least a month, there are 15,000 children in their automobiles, the only taxis operat­ "You hated our love and friendship and our mutual not intend to honor his debt to black people 2ho helped but two more crossing roads are military base subject to sapper country who were fathered by ing in Ho Chi Minh City, well of the Hou.se. . . . derides appointment desire to defend and protect one another,” Farrakhan attacks by Viet Cong guerrillas. Hansen. .53. was convicted April 2 of violating him get the nomination Farrakhan said. scheduled to be opened in honor of Americans during the war. They Painted in an identical red and Lebanon’s army day Wednesday. Illegal money changers on the say 7,000 of them already have the 1978 Ethics in Government Act. which street compete with each other to white color scheme, the hulking requires high public officials to report personal Four erossings have been in come forward in Ho Chi Minh City Ford, Plymouth and Chevrolet Man says police botched It operation since Beirut's security change American dollars into alone, asking to go to the land of and family finances annually on disclosure Vietnamese dong. The black automobiles from the late 1950s forms. A federal jury found him guilty of not plan and overall cease-fire went their fathers. and early ‘60s are lined up on a into force July 4. market rate is 170 Vietnamese reporting loans in his wife's name of $.50,000 and dong for one U.S. dollar. The “This is a part of the legacy of street near the Cuu Long Hotel, $61,503 involving Texas oil billionaire Nelson official exchange rate is about 10 the American, war,” Nguyen Phi their owners patiently waiting to Bunker Hunt, an $87,475 silver futures profit for Massacre survivor criticizes rescue dong to the dollar. Tuyen, head of Vietnam's consular be hired by foreigners who can his wife and $135,000 in loans to him from three There is no interest among the section in Ho Chi Minh City, said of afford to buy black market Virginians. money changers in Russian rubles. the children. “We think the Ameri­ gasoline. SAN DIEGO (UPI) — A survivor of “I got shot in the first 15 minutes and who was wounded in the neck, chest, said Huberty was shooting people for Israeli The sight of 10 vintage American the McDonald's massacre, disputing again 45 minutes later," Herrera, 33, abdomen, stomach, buttocks and about 40 minutes. On arrival at the old French- can government has thp responsi­ built Majestic Hotel on the Saigon bility to settle this problem by cars parked in a row caused one Rough seas stall her swim police accounts that all the killing was told the San Diego Union in .-an shoulder. The survivors said the killer went American visitor to remark that done in the first five minutes, says interview from his hospital bed in He remained conscious throughout from table to table, sipping soft drinks River, now called the Hotel Cuu resettling all those Amerasian MARATHON, Fla. (UPI) — Rough seas have there were “bullets whistling by me. at Santa Ana, Calif. Long, foreign visitors are politely children and their families. Most of the scene reminded him more of the massacre, which left his wife and and dancing to music from a portable rivals them want to go to America.” the movie “American Graffiti” forced Stella Taylor, the 54-year-old "swimming other people, one hour or so later." their 11-year-old son, Matao, dead. radio, between bursts of gunfire, informed that Vietnamese cur­ than "Apocalypse Now,” nun,” to postpone her fourth attempt to swim 90 Ronald Herrera, 33, Monday became “There were bullets whistling by me, rency is not acceptable for The Amerasian children are not “Up until the time that the SWAT mainly from his 9-mm Uzi semiautoa- alone in their dreams of emigrat­ As another reminder of the miles across the Gulf Stream from the Florida the fourth person to dispute police at other people, one hour or so later." team entered the restaurant, there tic rifle. payment. American presence in Vietnam, Keys to Bimini, Bahamas. accounts that mass killer James On July 18, Huberty, 41, an unem­ “U.S. dollars only — in cash," ing to the United States. were people alive who you could hear to meet Phi Tuyen said his office has the departing visitor will see an Lost art? Taylor, who got her nickname because she once Huberty shot virtually all his victims in ployed gun fancier who told his wife he moaning. He was shooting people up to San Diego County Coroner David they are told. English-language sign stretched studied at a convent, hoped to begin the .36-hour the first salvo of what turned into a was going “hunting for humans" the point that he was killed," Herrera Stark concluded that most of those JERUSALEM (UPI) - Prime high above the road leading to the Two carved stone heads believed to be the work of swim early Wednesday, but postponed it at least standoff that lasted more than an hour. shortly before the slaughter, blasted said. fatally shot had little chance of living 24 hours because of forecasts of seas of five feet Minister Yitzhak Shamir and airport, pointing the way to "Sai­ Leghorn-born artist Amedeo Modigliani were dredged Herrera said the police SWAT team away with three weapons in the through the gunfire — even if rescued opposition Labor Party leader. In war-torn Beirut, gon Air Base.” and higher in the Gulf Stream. should have attacked Huberty sooner. restaurant for more than an hour. He “It took too long for the SWAT team. sooner — since 13 had been shot in the up from a canal in his home town recently. The Italian “I'm not going to put my body through that,” Shimon Peres agreed today to hold Arriving at the American-built A police sniper finally killed the killed 21 people and wounded 19 others. It was a major error in their chain of head, seven in the chest and one in the talks on forming a national unity terminal at Tan Son Nhut Airport, artist is considered to have dumped them there in 1909. Taylor said Monday. gunman about 73 minutes after he ■ Six hours after Huberty was drilled command, I think. I just think that in back. "If we have to wait for a month, we will." added government. Shamir did not rule the visitor is ready to leave except The head on the left is sculpted in sandstone and the one entered the restaurant in suburban San through the chest by a SWAT team this day and age they should have acted Dick Starmann, spokesman for out reliniquishing his post to Peres youths learn to fight for one small matter: "Airport Taylor, who failed in three earlier attempts to Ysidro. marksman. Police Cmdr. Larry Gore sooner.” at right in granite. make a similar crossing. McDonald’s corporate headquarters in in a joint administration. departure tax — U.S. five dollars." The police, Herrera said, should have told newsmen the killer “shot all the Herrera’s account paralleled those of Oak Brook, 111., said Monday it has yet Shamir and Peres agreed to Bv Danlela lacono you don’t hear music. You only If Taylor makes it. she will be the second to risked killing innocent people in an people the moment he went in — in the survivors Guadalupe del Rio and Oscar to be decided if the massacre site will United Press International think of fighting and shelling, complete a swim between Florida and the meet after President Chaim Her­ effort to take Huberty out because, “so first five minutes." Mondragon of Tijuana, Mexico, and be turned into a memorial to the zog met with both men and urged attacking and shooting. Bahamas, but the first to swim the 90-plus miles many people died anyway. “No way, no way,” said Herrera. Alberto Leos of Chula Vista, Calif.. who victims. A bullet struck Najib in the neck DISCOVER THE "PLUS" IN JEANSfPLUS! from Florida west to Bimini. them to unite quickly to solve BEIRUT — Oussama Najib did a Israel’s growing financial perfect dive into the clear blue seven weeks ago as he was riding problems. water of the Riviera Hotel pool, in a jeep in west Beirut with four of Houston girl has rabies Peres said he and Shamir, a swam over to a friend, dunked her the 12 fighters he commands. member of the Likud bloc that has head gently under water, then Unlike many other victims of the 1 r HOUSTON — A 12-year-old girl has been House enters fray over Burford return led Israel since 1977, scheduled a splashed her. Lebanese war, he escaped without diagnosed suffering from rabies, the first case in meeting on a possible political Without the gash on his neck permanent disabilities. JEANS+PLUS this country in more than a year, and is not By Robert Sangeorge the panel to protest the appointment, if Her successor as EPA chief, William “After I got shot, my men Levis where the bullet penetrated or the expected to survive, doctors say. Mrs. Burford goes through with the job. return and obviously a furor has broken partnership for noon Wednesday in JEANSWEAR United Press International Ruckelshaus, was pressed by reporters out,” he said. “1 don’t have any idea Jerusalem. hole on his right arm where it came brought me to a doctor. He said my The girl, who was not identified, is in a coma at The nomination caused a furor during a luncheon interview Monday to “In this meeting, we will do our out, Najib seemed like any 25-year- wound was not serious and sent me FOR Texas Children's Hospital. It marked the first because Mrs. Burford was forced to what the White House will do, if WASHINGTON — The White House comment on the controversy. anything. And in the meantime, it’s utmost to unite the nation in order old man enjoying the summer sun home. 1 bled all night. My bed was time the disease has been detected in a human says President Reagan will stand by resign as EPA administrator last year Asked what effect her new appoint­ something I have to live with.” to give the people a united with a girlfriend. covered in blood. I went to another since a Michigan case was reported in March Anne Burford regardless of how the with the agency engulfed in allegations ment has on his efforts to give government," Peres told Israel But underneath the carefree doctor the next day who said I had 1983, hospital officials said. House votes today on a resolution of mismanagement of the Superfund credibility to the administration's He noted that if the White House had radio, reversing a stand he took exterior lies a hardened fighter, a almost bled to death. My men, they / THE BRAND YOU KNOW! “There's never been a reported case of condemning his decision to bring the toxic waste cleanup program, relaxed environmental programs, Ruckel­ asked him, “1 might have recom­ during the campaign for the July 23 Druze Moslem militiaman trained went back to that doctor who said I recovery from rabies, other than when there is former EPA chief back into his enforcement of pollution laws and shaus said, “It hurts.” mended a different assignment” for general elections. in the Soviet Union whose expres­ was not serious. They shot him in / THE FIT YOU TRUST! immunization following known exposure to the administration and put her in charge of conflicts of interest. “The decision was made to ask her to Mrs. Burford. During the campaign, Peres had sion turns cold when he talks of the leg. Now he knows what it is rabid animal," Dr. Ralph D. Feigin, head of a government panel. rejected forming-a unity govern­ Lebanon’s 9-year-old civil war. like to be shot. / THE SELECTION YOU DEMAND! pediatrics at Texas Children's, said Monday. Mrs. Burford is scheduled to become ment with leaders of the Likud, "This is not peace,” Najibsaidof “I only kill people who want to "She is not expected to survive.” chairwoman of the National Advisory saying it would be one of “national Beirut’s Syrian-backed security ✓ THE PRICE YOU’LL LOVE! Feigin said it still has not been determined how Committee on Oceans and Atmosphere kill me,” Najib said, asked if he Governors to hear from Reagan paralysis.” ng7tions left Labor plan that has halted fighting feels remorse for the people he has the girl contracted the disease, which is generally Thursday, when the panel begins two with 44 seats in the 120-seat between rival Christian and Mos­ transmitted by a bite from a rabid animal. days of meetings. shot, “We never shoot unless NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - New San Francisco, told reporters Monday Knesset — as the Israeli parlia­ lem militias in the capital since someone shoots at us. When the But the House today planned to gan’s economic policies are working ment is called — to the Likud's 41. July 4. debate and vote on a non-binding York Gov. Mario Cuomo sajs most Reagan has not ruled out the possibility for the most part and taxes will not Christians shelled us, when the CORDS - MEN’S-STUDENTS’...... ^ 1 3 ^ No news is good news responsible Republicans know there taxes will have to be raised to meet the Neither won a parliamentary “This is only a cease-fire, for a American marines shot at us with resolution urging Reagan to withdraw have to be raised, the Democrats majority necessary to form a new couple of months, maybe,” he said LOS ANGELES — The Olympic Games are his nomination of Mrs. Burford, has to be a tax increase and even nation’s huge deficit. generally fell in line with Mondale’s their big guns, we had to shoot President Reagan has not been able to position. government and both have been in a poolside interview. “Our fight back." going so smoothly, you can't even scare up a good Speaker Thomas O’Neill, D-Mass., Taxes emerged as a key issue when scrambling to win support from has not ended. The war is not over. rumor. said. “conceal it." Defying his father's wishes, “ 5 0 5 ” - RED TAG JEANS...... $ 1 4 * ^ Democratic presidential nominee Wal­ One exception was North Carolina Israel's smaller parties to form a There will be heavier fighting, it Najib returned to Beirut from the A special rui’u:r control center set up for the House Democrats who introduced Cuomo spoke to reporters Monday at ter Mondale told the convention he coalition. will be even more dangerous, even competition ha*: tieen operating for four days with the dump-Burford resolution are confi­ Gov. James Hunt, a Democrat, who is west African state of Gambia in the National Governors’ Association would have to raise taxes and that tanning in a tough race for the seat held Even though it lost the popular more ruthless.” 1980 “to protect my five aunts who a 24-hour hotline — but with only four rumors dent it will pass overwhelmingly, as did meeting, a day before the president Reagan had a secret plan to do the vote, the Likud was thought to have Najib said he and his fellow worth checking. And none of them were true. a similar measure last Tuesday in the by conservative Republican Sen. Jesse Druze fighters have temporarily live alone in Beirut, with no men to “ 5 0 1 ” ■ BUTTON FRONT $0090 was scheduled to talk to the nation’s same. Helms. the best chance to form a coalition protect them.” STUDENT SIZES...... MlMi Two involved bomb threats, one was about a Republican-controlled Senate. governors by phone from his California government because it appeared laid down their arms on orders supposed demonstration against South African White House spokesman Larry ranch. Reagan denied that charge but said “My position is that we can get the to have more support among the from Druze leader Walid Jumb- Najib said he joined the Druze ALL DISCOUNTED, 0 9 0 runner Zola Budd and one about a possible ^lu Speakes said Reagan, vacationing at he would only raise taxes if he could not deficit cut very substantially by cutting smaller parties. latt, now minister of tourism and Progressive Socialist Party Klux Klan protest. his California ranch, stands by his The nation’s governors wind up a make enough spending cuts. spending and cutting tax loopholes and Shamir today did not rule out the public works in the country’s new (PSP), which sent him to the Al l. THE TIMEI MENS SIZES...... “We’ve had calls at night where you get the appointment of Mrs, Burford and will three-day meeting today with a host of tax shelters and by putting a cap on the possibility of joining a government “national unity" Cabinet. Soviet Union “to learn how to fire feeling that the people called us because they ignore any resolution approved by the resolutions on pay equity and other “Everyone knows you can't do it with third year of the tax cut for incomes led by Peres. “1 think the leaders are xinly rockets.” He said he spent three couldn't get through to any talk shows,” said House. bipartisan issues facing them. expenditure cuts," Cuomo said. “He's above $50,000," Hunt said. Asked if he would join an giving their fighters a rest for the months at a Soviet training camp Speakes again refused t« comment not going to cut defense enough. He Eugene Mornell, executive director of the county While the association of 34 Demo­ administration led by Peres, Sd, summer,” Najib said. “I feel I in Leningrad before returning to Human Relations Commission. on Mrs. Burford’s remarks in a speech raised Social Security, so unless you’re Most governors agreed that.the “It is a matter for negotiations and need a rest, especially after I got Lebanon, where he underwent 297 EAST CENTER ST. Friday in Vail, Colo., to a wool-growers crats and 16 Republicans tried to keep a fool, and I don’t think the American Several tips were so outrageous they did not politics out of their meeting in the home addition of Geraldine Ferraro on the talks. We will discuss everything. shot. But I will fight again. A man more training in the Druze- require checking by the center’s 138 volunteers. association that the appointment was people are going to remain fools for Democratic ticket is making the race Various proposals can appear — never gets tired of fighting for his controlled Shouf mountains. MANCHESTER, CT. “a nothing-burger, ” and that the panel of country music, politics was the No. 1 long, and unless you are a fool, you “I practiced in the mountains in One was that Mayor Tom Bradley was going to topic as governors met with reporters an interesting one. different ideas.” rights. streak at the Games' opening ceremonies. is “a joke,” have to understand that President A spokesman for the prime “When you are fighting at the our own camps," Najib said. OPEN THURS. NITE til 9 in the hallways at the immense Reagan is saying he’s going to raise the Another said President Reagan had been dead The job does not require congres­ Opryland Hotel. Martha Layne Collins of Kentucky, minister later issued a statement Green Line,” Najib said of the “There are Russian experts train­ three months and a look-alike would appear in his sional confirmation, but some outraged taxes. He hasn’t been able to conceal the nation’s only woman governor who saying that while anything related swathe of shell-pocked buildings ing fighters in the mountains. 646-6459 place to officially open tin' Games. members of Congress, particularly Cuomo, who attracted national atten­ it." Mondale considered for the vice to a national unity government was that divide Christian east frotri Everyone is in the mountains. Rep. Norman D’Amours, D-N.H., also tion with his keynote address to the While the Republican governors at presidential job, said, “America is open to negotiation, Shamir be­ Moslem west Beirut, “you don’t Syrians, Russians, Israelis, Iran­ "YOUR FAS^IION JEAN STORE" are considering eliminating money for Democratic National Convention Vn the conference maintained that Rea­ ready for this." lieves he should lead it. see anything. You don't see girls. ians, everyone. «__ MANt UKSTK.H IlKIlAl.I). Tm-s

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins. Managing Editor Connecticut Auditors agree to meet with treasurer James P. Sacks, City Editor of the audit and raise objections. Among the criticisms the auditors OPINION In Brief By /Mark A. Dupuis The auditors recently issued a report raised were relatively high costs for Although Parker didn't take advan­ United Press International sharply criticizing operations of the out-of-state travel. In one case, they Treasury, including complaints the tage of the earlier opportunity. Becker and Donohue said they were willing to said, the state spent $202 per person to Wood begins evaluation HARTFORD — State auditors say agency wasn't following state purchas­ house Parker and two co-workers at a they are willing to meet with Treasurer ing laws and regulations. meet now with him to di.scuss the 19 luxury New York hotel. J a c k MIDDLETOWN — Convicted murderer Ste­ Henry E. Parker to discuss a recent Auditors Henry J . Becker Jr. and Leo recommendations rai.sed in the audit Contemplating the fallen Miss America phen J Wood has been committed to the Whiting audit report sharply critical of the state V. Donohue said Monday they were report. Bt'cker referred to that incident in A n d e rs o n Forensic Institute for a pre-sentence psychiatric Treasury’s operations. willing to meet with Parker, though " I certainly would agree with him saying Monday that he was willing to evaluation. Parker issued an invitation Monday they noted he had declined a chance to that something ought to be done to end meet with Parker Sexually explicit? Such a legalistic sounding Tile iniiH';ii'lnTHTil of Viine.s.so W illiam s comi's almosl Washington Wciod, 44, was sent to the high-security mental for the face-to-face meeting, saying it meet with their staff before the audit the acrimony between the twooffices." " I f we can gel him to stay one less 10 yc'ai>- to 1 he day after the sam e thing befell Riehard euphemism, but no matter, Vanessa W illiam s has been hospital Monday to await sentencing Sept. 24 for was time to end “ indirect exchanges" was issued. Donohue said, adding ht' believed a night in New York at a rich hotel we're branded with it as certainly as He.ster Prynne was Kterry-Go-Round killing his ex-wife Rosa Wood, her boyfriend between himself and the auditors on the willing to gel him to do lh»|t." Becker Nixon. Tile stripping (metaphorically speaking, of "F o r the last two years, the treasurer meeting could help ease tensions. forced to wear the letter “ A ." We have photographic George Troie; her mother, Patricia Vob and her course) ol the young wom an’s insignia of office has audit report and the two agencies' has rejected the exit conference, which said daughter Lisa Wood, differences. Parker had responded sharply to the aroused the nation as little else has in the interim. It has Nicholas evidence that on one day, at least, Vanessa was a bad is standard operating procedure in our Ol the 19 audit recommendations. Wood had claimed insanity or extreme "In my view, a meeting will enable us audit, and charged that a jjatlorn of given all of us. even the n'ost proper newspaper girl. department," Becker noted. I’.nker said eight have iH-en imple­ emotional disturbance as a defense in the April to get oit with the business of good unfairness was developing ;igainst his writers, tin opiiortiinity to dtibble with prurient Von Hoffman The difficulty is that the Miss Am ericaship is a mented. he agreed with five others he 1982 shooting deaths. Last month a jury ruled he government which. I am sure, super­ The exit conference takes place office. In one instance, he accu.sed the virginal job. It's Miss America, not Ms. America. It's a considered procedural and disagretni material usually forbidden us. As for television, more was insane when he killed his ex-wife, but cedes any disagreement between us," before an audit is issued and allows auditors of bias in their review of his teasing sort of job. A girl — woman? — wins it by Pipeline with the auditors on the other six. time and intensity has been given in one week to what convicted him of murder for the other deaths. Parker said in a lelt''*- •'> the auditors. agencies a chance *e discuss the draft agency. Vtinessa didn't w ear and what she wtis doing when she walking around under the stares of millions of men clad In deciding a sentence last week, the jury ruled wasn't wetiring it. than has been accorded Solidarity in a swimsuit that is about three square centim eters of out the death penalty, saying Wotjd’s mental over tbe past five years. cloth this side of total nudity. spending capacity had been significantly diminished W illiam Satire in The New York Tim es has written They say Miss Am erica is a role model, but that during the crime. State law requires he be Computer gets kudos that instead (if immediatel.v giving in to the demands of SO if dresses otherwise it is to make a statement. The hokey phrase is used o f everyone with a degree of sentenced to at least one life term in prison. The psychiatric examinat on was ordered to the Pageant officitils that she resign, Ms. William.s sliitement might be; Yes, 1 corrupted the'National celebrity. However, Miss America or president or chief $1 million? determine if Wood is a danger to himself or should have put the m atter u|) to a vole by asking the Virgin and I did it, not for pleasure, not because Tam a justice is a role only one out of 230,000,000 of us get to WASHINGTON — Greek arms others. If doctors agree he is dangerous. Wood public to write her yes or no. (|uit or don't (|uit. Many dirty old man, a wicked sybarite, no, I did it for money. play at a time. The roles are so atypical they do not Lotto pick dealer Basil Tsakos claims to have could begin serving his sentence there, said Chief H i millions more would vote in th;it election than the one The statement is in accord with the mood o f the serve as a useful exam ple for anyone to follow. spent $l million trying to win Public Defender Joseph M. Shortall. which is going to be held next November. moment. The widow of the man'who murdered 21 support in high places for his NEWINGTON (UPI) - A computer LaBella, a retired assistant foreman people in the San Y.sidro M cDonald's has said she is M ISS A M E R IC A IS A SYM B O L, not an example. She selected the winning six-digit Lotto at United Tool & Die Co. in West scheme to build a pipeline across THU VILI-.AIN ’S P A R T in the drama is being played considering cashing in on her story. If you own it, sell it. is the National Virgin. Something which apparently New Haven boy wounded combination twice last week, giving Hartford, said the winner was among Central Africa that would pump by BobCiiccioiie, the owner of Penthouse magazine, The sky, the lakes, the forest green may be corrupted irritates Bob Guccione who has been on the television NEW HAVEN — A 6-year-old New Haven boy two winners a share in the $1.3 million $15 worth of tickets he purchased last win , Pt hU 5 Saudi Arabian oil from the Red Sea first prize from the weekly Lotto week. “ I have no idea yet," he said and a nKiii who tells us in effect: Don't get m;id at me. for money; Anne Gorsuch Burford is back on the job, so complaining of the hypocrisy of the Miss America was wounded when he and others removed a TEWIWS' 3 to the Atlantic coast. my fellow cotintrymen and women, bectiuse me is you. the lesson is clear; in the pursuit of profit, if it's not Pageant flim -flam . A man in his business only has to loaded sawed-off shotgun from an unlocked car drawing. when asked what he planned to do with In a court suit. Tsakos charges Emanuel LaBella, 70, of Wethers­ his winnings. He'.s so different from his main competitor, ffugh illegal it’s perm issible and if you make a lot of money look at his cash receipts to know we are round-heeled and fired it into the pavement, police said today. that he paid Joe Rosenbaum, an field, and Richard Roy, 27, of Bristol He said he would use some of the ffefner. Hefner needs to have his Playboy Philosophy, doing the legally permissible, the old man in the Oval people, yet our adulteries and fornications, our The boy was struck Monday by some of the old wartime inlelleigence buddy of ricoheting pellets and taken to Yale-New Haven came to lottery headquarters Monday money to help his three grandchildren his rambling, let-il all-hang-oul religion in the litiirgy of Office will invite you to the White House and give you sodomies and Gomorrahs cannot be allowed to interfere CIA Director William Casey. Hospital for treatment. Police declined to identify to collect the first installment of their through college. He has two children. which orgasm iseiicharist. None of that forGuccione. If the Medal of Freedom, with getting up to milk the cows. If we demand fleshy $25,000 to open doors for him in him. The other youngsters were uninjured. Police halves of the prize. Roy, a tool and die apprentice at Lee he has a philosophy he has been sensible enough of the pleasures to compensate us for our labors, we like the Each picked up an after-tax check for Spring Co. in Bristol, said he buys a '>tH0 Washington — but that Rosen­ said the owner of the shotgun, Leslie Snedeker, 35, decent opinion of mankind to keep it to himself. NOT THAT GUCCIONE corrupted Vanessa or reassurance of the old ways and the old values. We need $26,109 dollars, the first of 20 instal­ Lotto ticket every day on his lunch baum failed to spend the money to left the scene near a Stiles Street bar but later He prefers to come on the TV screen unrepentant, anyone did for that matter. She was a 19-year-old girl our National Virgin who goes without sex so the rest of called police. He was charged with carrying a lments on their $652,729 total share. hour. He won $59 several months ago as influence officials, as Tsakos had unapologelic, the frankly unashamed cra.ss American. playing sex games with another girl; millions of boys us don't have to. shotgun in a motor vehicle, possession of a Both discovered their quick-pick a third-prize winner in the Lotto game, UPI photo intended. He goes to some trouble to dress for the part, appearing and girls do the sam e thing but they don’t get their sawed-off shotgun, risk of injury to a minor and tickets were winners Saturday when b/atching four of the six winning Still, from court documents and laden with gold chains and medallions, a studied pictures taken fondling each other. It's the damn Nicholas Von Hoffman’s column, a regular feature of interfering with an officer. they read the results of Friday night’s numbers. Go a long way, baby inside sources, my associate Corky drawing in the newspaper. The winning " I didn’t believe I hit four and this is portrait of the archetypal nouveau riche. The man is not photography that turns sporting moments on the the Herald’s opinion page, is syndicated hy King Johnson has.learned that Rosen­ numbers were !, 4, 22, 26, 30 and 31, even harder," said Roy, who is A dozen pickets from GASP, Group Against Smoking Pollution, dumb. He undoubti'dly owns a while dress shirt and tie mattress into a sexually explicit commodity. Features Syndicate. Candidate has no scandals baum did indeed get Tsakos LaBella said he callecl to his wife unmarried. "N ow I go around saying a Brookline, Mass, anti-smoking organization, marched and something for his money. For SOUTHBURY — Joan M. Welsh, 18-year-old Anna, "Come on down. I think I won.” play Lotto.” He double-checked the winning Roy said the two days he spent changed outside the Newport Tennis Hall of Fame Monday as example. candidate for the Connecticut Houseof Represen­ numbers at Steve’s Wine & Liquors in waiting to claim his winnings were "the spectators filled the casino. The group feels that Virginia Slims In Manchester • To lend the effort a proper air tatives, says she may not have had a long political Wethersfield where he purchased the longest weekend in my life.” A of intrigue, Tsakos and Rosen­ career but at least she has no skeletons in her isn't an appropriate sponsor for a tennis tournament The Rhode closet. tickets and put it in a safe deposit box part-time student at Goodwin Techni­ baum assigned code names to Island tournament began Monday. " I ’m only a teenager,” she says, “ but my slate for the weekend. cal School. various Washington big shots they is pretty clean. I have no scandals under my Permanent shelter 'lied to interest in the project. In bell.” telephone calls and in cables to Miss Welsh, selected by Democrats as their Tsakos' Geneva headquarters. candidate for the 131st Assembly District High court upholds pension deductions is an obvious need Rosenbaum would refer to Casey representing Southbury, Middlebury, Oxford and as "The Visitor” : to former Navy Naugatuck, is trying to unseat Republican Rep. Bv Susan E. Kinsman Anthony Maciejewski was a police Supreme Court. He claimed the disabil­ paynienis " in computing maximum Secretary William Middendorf as Richard Foley Jr. United Press International officer in West Hartford until he ity payments were not worker's pension benefits Manchester should have a Then, too. there's the feel­ “ The Banker” ; and to James Foley, 35, said he plans to work hard to win a suffered a heart attack. He was compensation benefits limited in com­ Speziale also wrote the court’s second term. But he said with all the publicity permanent shelter for the ing that no one wants the Woods, head of the African section HARTFORD — The Connectiout awarded a town pension in December puting pension benefits. opinion in rejecting the wrongful death about Miss Welsh’s age, “ people seem to think claim of Theresa Warner who tried to homeless. of International Security Affairs at Supreme Court has upheld West 1977 and in May 1978 was found eligible Chief Justice John A. Speziale, homeless in their neighbor­ I ’m in my 80s.” writing the majority opinion, rejected sue owners of private road. But. because of a numberof the Pentagon, as "The Forest.” Hartford's decision to deduct disability for disability benefits under a state law hoods. It's fine to provide requiring municipalities to make spe­ the claim. He said the legislative Her son, Stephen R. Warner, suffered • Casey was kept regularly benefits paid to a police officer from his reasons, Manchester’s shel­ such a facility, the thinking pension benefits. cial payments to policemen or firemen history of the disability law "demon­ a broken windpipe and died after he run informed about the project’s sta­ Program going unnoticed ter has become almost as In an opinion released today, the disabled or killed by hypertension or strates that it was intended to place into a cable while riding his motorcycle goes, but don't set it up near tus. Sources suggested that, be­ shiftle.ss as those for whom NEW HAVEN — A federal program providing justices said the disability payments heart disease. those policemen who die or are on (he road. my home — or near my cause of the pipeline's potential certain veterans with on-the-job training in high disabled as a result of heartdi.sea.se or The high court upheld a stale law the dwelling is intended. were "workmer’s compensation pay­ West Hartford adjusted Maciejews- children’s school. So the strategic importance, the CIA technology is going begging in New Haven and its ments" under the town’s ordinances ki's pension accordingly, citing a town hypertension 'in the same po.sition which "shields a landowner from In the two years that the temporary-shelter approach would have infiltrated the pipeline suburbs, apparently because people are unaware and were properly considered in ordinance limiting a pension, including vis-a-vis compensation benefits' as liability for injuries to operators or Manchester Area Conference company if the project ever made of it. determining the officer’s pension. social security and workmen’s com­ policemen who die or arc disabled as a passengers arising from the operation has allayed the fears of some. Only four veterans in the 14-town area have of Churches has operated a it off the drawing board. In another opinion, the high court pensation payments, to 75 percent of result of service related injuries.” of certain vehicles, including motorcy­ Then there's a third reason. been placed in trainee positions since the Speziale said "clearly. West Hart­ cles. on bis or her land unle.ss a fee is • Rosenbaum told Tsakos he upheld a state law protecting a his average final compensation. shelter, it has been housed in There is a feeling on the part program began in January. Sixty-one veterans Maciejewski asked for a ruling in ford may under its pension plan treat charged by the landowner or the injury needed $50,000 for Bill Gifford, a landowner from civil liability for a church and two different have been placed in job-training slots statewide. injuries suffered in unauthorized use of Superior Court and appealed its (disability) benefits in the same is caused by wilful or malicious of some that this is a former Bechtel Inc. executive school buildings. And, like The program is aimed at Vietnam War and private property. decision in favor of the town to the state manner as worker's compensation conducl of the landowner. " temporary problem —- a who. Rosenbaum said, was about Korean War veterans. About 1,600 have received some decrepit distant rela­ temporary problem which to join another Bechtel alumnus. certificates qualifying for entry. More than 450 tive no one in the family demands a temporary George Schulz, at the State Depart­ companies have been approved training Complaints prompt probe wants to house, these sites answer. Anyone who is famil­ ment. Tsakos later brought up the programs. have only been obtained after matter in a conversation with Veterans who have been unemployed for 15 of iar with the statistics on the previous 22 weeks can qualify for certificates Gifford in a men's room at the considerable public hand- homeless in America — esti­ under the Emergency Veterans Job Training Act wringing. Kennedy Center, but Gifford re­ of 1983, which allotted $75 million to pay for mates on their numbers vary portedly said he had never heard of Time is running out again Well, at least It’s finally back from the shop.” training this year. State tests for asbestos at Capitol from 500,000 to several mil­ Rosenbaum and didn't know what George Kreilheim, the veterans’ employment this year. The great shelter lion — knows this isn’t so. In Tsakos was talking about. represenative at the New Haven Job Service, said Bv Mark A. Dupuis restoration project. complained that carpentry and other on the Capitol's .second lloor. search is on. A $53,000 state fact, the numbers are likely • Gifford later did work as a 50 veterans with job training certificates are United Press International Beth Weinstein, assistant director of work being done in hallways was Ms. Weinstein said the heallhdeparl grant may be lost if a shelter consultant on the project, and registered at the office. He said he contacted local the Preventable Diseases Division of causing dust and sawdu.st to circulate men! recommended steps to resolve to grow in coming years, the the Department of Health Services, through the air. site isn’t htund. contacted Schulz, whom Tsakos industries, pushing the program. He blamed the HARTFORD — State health officials problems with the dust, including experts say. Analysis looking into complaints about dust said work will not be done in areas “ I was in here for 15 minutes Friday having carpentry and oilier work met at a State Department dinner. soft response on the local economy, saying it was And once again, those who This is an uncomfortable still depressed because of the 1982 recession. stirred up by restoration work at the where asbestos might be present until and I felt it in my throat," said causing the dust done behind clo.sed But Tsakos paid Gifford only about ■ are running the search are thought in a country as rich as Capitol are trying to determine if the tests are completed. Stolberg, who said he would ask doors. starting to realize they’re $10,000, and was upset because he potentially cancer-causing asbestos is Ms. Weinstein said the contractor for officials to evacuate the building if they ours. But it is also one that hadn’t pushed the matter with Man foils robbery the restoration project also knew of the found that the dust po.sed a health going to have to settle for present in the building. Stolberg had rai.sed concerns about towns like Manchester will Schulz. Gifford, who now works for Health officials took samples from procedures for dealing with asbestos, hazard. dust and possible health problems in an another “ interim" site. Any­ TV news execs square off M ILFORD — A man walking his dog foiled a have to start facing. Part of General Public Utilities on the robbery attempt by two men using a fishing pole the building Monday after House which is listed as a potential cancer- "It is a problem with dust and earlier debate when legislative leaders where is better than nowhere, facing the thought is to start Three Mile Island nuclear plant to pluck a pocketbook off a kitchen counter Speaker Irving J. Stolberg, DO-New causing agent. sawdust. I think you can see it and decided to go ahead with the reslora smell it quite easily,” Stolberg said at a goes the reasoning. refused comment. through an open window, police said. Haven complained about the dust and The health officials were called to the tion project without moving all staff out talking about a permament sawdust raised in the $17 million 105-year-old building by Stolberg, who morning news conference in his office of the Capitol building. There are reasons why the shelter. on covering the conventions • Rosenbaum also told Tsakos Police said the suspects fled about 6 a.m. he needed $15,000 for Woods, Monday when an unidentified man passed the shelter doesn’t have a per­ At the shelter search com­ house on Seaside Avenue and shouted at the men. rearranging their schedules. saying the money wou Id go toward manent .site. Not all of them By Jullanne Hastings going gavel-to-gavel," Burke said. The men had poked a hole through a window mittee’s meeting last week, the education of the Pentagon City reeling have to do with money — “ That's a relationship that " I think what you’ll see in the screen and were using a 12-foot bamboo fishing Manchester Police Capt. Ro­ official's children. Sources said though that, of course, is of NEW YORK - CBS News shouldn't exist. We should say to future is the kind of coverage that pole to reach the handbag, police said. bert Guliano asked if the president Edward Joyce is confi­ the political parties, you run your we were attempting to do this time. Woods never got a dime. Rosen­ critical importance. baum did arrange for Tsakos to from 4 separate Coming Thurs., August 30. facility was a “ regional dent the Republican National conventions; we'll make the edi­ If the convention schedule slips, if Firm cites safety record There is a widespread shelter.” Convention in Dallas next month torial judgments as to how we're there is no news to be covered, talk with Woods and his boss. feeling that setting up a That’s a good question. will provide interesting TV view­ going to cover them.” we’re not going on simply because Assistant Defense Secretary Fran­ STAMFORD — Champion International Corp. shooting events And you’ll want to be In It! permanent shelter would There is no such thing as ing, but ABC News executive vice Joyce, however, noted that while we said we’re going on." cis West, Letters and reports says a pulp and paper mill it operates in Brazil somehow invite even more president David Burke has some ABC was broadcasting 25 minutes Joyce said he thought the Demo­ discussing details of the proposed has set an industry safety record by operating “ regional” when it comes to more than 8 miliion work hours without a serious The Herald’s Annual doubts. of "H art to Hart,” CBS News was cratic convention was historic, pipeline were later sent to West takers than the place has the homeless. To require accident. BRIDGEPORT (U P I) — Four separate shootings The two network news execu­ interviewing key figures on the and Woods. citing the first-ever nomination of CI]^mpion Papel e Celulose, S.A., with more have left four people injured in Bridgeport, including now. A permanent shelter, clients to somehow “ prove ’ • A senior Pentagon official tives squared off in an unusual, convention floor about the pros­ a woman for vice president and the than 2,400 employees, surpassed the 8-million- a 3-year-old boy struck by a bullet while playing in many reason, would send a that they're from one area, confirmed that there had been heart-to-heart chat last week on pects of Jackson in South Caroiina first black presidential candidate hour mark July 29, the 605th consecutive day Seaside Park, police say. Manchester Area clear signal to other towns such as Manchester, would ''CBS Morning News." and why Atlanta Mayor Andrew to address his delegates and others several meetings with pipeline since December 1982 without a “ lost-time” Police said Jose Ortiz of Bridgeport was shot in the that Manchester is the place make many end up sleeping Young had been booed earlier in on the floor. company representives, and that a accident, officials said Monday. chest about 5 p.m. Sunday while playing with other The fact that an ABC News children in the park. to dump those who have in the cold — exactly what the day. memo on the project was sent to By comparison. Champion International said executive would appear as a guest " I think that what we did was Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ the National Safety Council has recognized the The child's mother and stepfather were sitting Arts Tabloid nowhere to go. Why, the Those interviews, Joyce said, those who want a shelter for the competition could mean just about right, and I'd like to berger. According to the official, U.S. safety record in mill work at about 7.4 million nearby but did not hear or see the shooting, police said reasoning goes, shouW Man­ put the Jackson speech in Monday. With special attention to Schools don’t want. only that he either thought little of perspective. think of it as our model for the the memo recommended that the work hours. chester have to handle the Champion Papel e Celulose is Brazil's largest Hearing him ci^, they rushed the bleeding boy to It’s time for a permanent himself as a TV attraction, or he "W e have to leave it to the future," Joyce said. Pentagon keep informed on the producer of printing and writing papers. Located Park City Hospital where the bullet wound was of Dance, Music, Theatre overflow mental cases that shelter. Other towns have had hoped to see some support for viewers to decide who exercised project and help the pipeline north of Sao Paulo in Mogi Guacu, the mill began discoyer3d. The boy was transferred to Bridgeport other towns have chosen to his view that as a story, today's CBS NEWS provided 11 hours company in contacting other fed­ Groups, etc. done so. Manchester should, the news judgment and who did operations in 1960. Hospital where he was listed Monday in fair condition. conventions are losing their news ignore? too. not,” Joyce said. and 59 minutes coverage of the eral agencies, but should stop short Stamford-based Champion International ma­ Police did not disclose further information. value. Your advertisement in this very convention, while ABC News of giving official endorsement to nufactures printing and writing paper, paper A B rid gep j^ man found shot in his car early Sunday “ The convention used to be a SUCH A W A Y to treat an invited broadcast 11 hours, 15 minutes. the plan. packaging and wood building products in 400 in another incident was in critical condition Monday in timely supplement will not only determinative factor," Burke guest! Burke said ABC News had no The official said Rosenbaum and locations in the United States, Canada and Brazil. the intensive care unit of St. Vincent’s Medical Center, a spokeswoman said. said. "N o longer, it seems to us. It And it didn't stop there: firm plans yet for the Republican Tsakos repeatedly sought Pen­ afford you the opportunity to Earl S. Murray, 37, was found about 4 a.m. with two seems to be just an endorsement "David, what I don’t under­ convention in Dallas next month. tagon approval for the project, and mechanism for the decisions made Stolen egg returned gunshot wounds in the head and another in the right support the Arts in our area, but stand, what I faii to understand, is But he said, " I f this one (the threw out names of government shoulder after two unidenfied women saw his car by the people.” NEW HAVEN — The missing egg from the how a great network, which wiii Democratic convention) was diffi­ officials who supposedly backed crash on Washburn Street and notified police. - also to advertise your upcoming famous Henry Moore sculpture “ Bird and E gg" put two weeks of Olympic cover­ cult to justify in terms of the tjie idea — a standard lobbying Police said Murray apparently was driving along has been returned to its nest at the Yale Center for ABC WAS CRITICIZED when on age in prime time, which puts 20 amount of energy, time, people technique known as "bandwagon- Iranistan Avenue when his car mounted th&aidewalk, ' fall registration schedule. British Art. the second night of the Democratic and resources we put in, Dallas is ing” intended to enlist support of ripped down 50 feet of wire fencing and came tohalttin' nights of football into prime time ' 'Sorry for the hassle, ” read a note accompany­ contention it switched over to a other officials. Washburn Street. COPY DEADLINE THURS., AUG. 23 on Monday nights, can look at a going to be very difficult, very ing the 4-inch egg, which came in a small “ Hart to Hart” rerun while waiting Witnesses said three youths were seen running from convention and balk at covering — difficult. I think Ed would agree • Rosenbaum also arranged heavily-wrapped package, addressed merely to the area after the crash, police said. for the Rev. Jesse Jackson to once every four years — the with that.” meetings between Tsakos and the museum director. Like the note, it was In a third shooting, Reginald Berry, 21, of speak. He didn't. State Department officials, includ­ handwritten. For Your Space Reservation, Call The conventions of the two great Bridgeport told police he was shot in the arm as he But Burke observed that the The package arrived in a campus mail delivery parties.” Joyce thought it would be ing one with Assistant Secretary walked near his house about 5:30 p.m. Sunday. Democrats had been adding speak­ and was not postmarked, Yale spokesman Steve Burke tried to respond: "E d , in fascinating if U.N. Ambassador Chester Crocker and his deputy, Berry said two men, one brandishing a gun, Kezerian said. ers with little new to say and, as a 1988, you’ll be doing it like we did Jeane Kirkpatrick spoke. "Ronald Frank Wisner. demanded money before the shooting. He was listed in A] The small package was spotted immediately by lianrl)ratpr result, running way behind this year.” Reagan is one of the great orators • In September 1982, Rosen­ fair condition Monday at Park City Hospital. A guard Mike Caporale, who delivers mail to schedule. of our time. I think there’ll be baum introduced Tsakos to former Bridgeport teenager was injured in another shooting The ABC executive said that his museum offices. He opened it, peeked inside, and “ One of the problems is that we currents flowing through thdt incident Sunday when he apparently was caught in a network got the same kind of CIA agent Albert Jobs, now a New quickly took the package to a relieved Duncan do run the risk of having too great a convention.” crossfire between two men firing at each other in front Advertising Department criticism in 1980 when it did not York gem importer. The three l^ad Robinson, the museum director. relationship with the political of a restaurant at Hallet Street and Barnum Avenue. provide gavel-to-gavel coverage of lunch at the Watergate, and Jobs "I am absolutely delighted the egg was parties," Burke said. "When we Police said Frederick Davis. 16. was shot in the left the conventions. Jullanne Hastings is television told Tsakos he knew Africa well returned unharmed," Robinson said. hand about 10:30 p.m. Sunday and was reported in 643-2711 announce that we're going on the “I'm afraid we haven't suffered enough, have “ We received harsh criticism for reporter for United Press Interna­ and could be helpful on the pipeline good condition Monday in Bridgeport Hospital. we?" air from 9 to 11. they start that. (Now) it's 1984. No one's tional. project. MANCUKSTKH HK.HALD, Tuesday, July 31, 1984 MANCHESTE:R h e r a l d , Tuesd;i,V. July 31, I9M - »

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l ‘4P 9 1983. He was born Nov. II, 1951. He Before working at Manchester lived in Manchester from July 1979 Leisure Community College, Buker taught to February of this year. ocus/ at North Texas State University of Denton, Texas; Lamar Commun­ He is survived by his wife, ity College of Lamar, Colo.; Susan: two daughte.-s. Holly, 5, Arizona State University of and Heidi, 4: his parents, Allen and Tempe, Ariz., where he served for Virginia Carpenter; and a sister, eight years as chairman of the Shirley. Department of Humanities: His fam ily's address is 7762 "1 Bloomsburg State College of Gatewood Circle N.W., North Andy Rooney Bloomsburg, Pa., where he served Canton, Ohio, 44220. as director/dean of the Division of The funeral was held in Ohio Syndicated Columnist Arts and Sciences; Robert Morris Junior College of Pittsburgh, Pa., Elizabeth M. Kearns where he served as dean of liberal arts; and Marietta College, where Elizabeth M. Kearns, 65, of 61 he served as director of the Linnmore Drive, died this morning evening school for 5 years before at Manchester Memorial Hospital. accepting the position at Manches­ She was bom in Pittsfield. Mass.. ter Community College. Jan 2, 1919, and had been a resident Rooftpp‘hi,’ Among the books written by of Manchester for 30 years. She Buker are "A Social Approach to was employed as a telephone Music Appreciation: Music and operator for Southern New Eng­ wish you could History from Stone Age to Steel land Telephone Co., and was a Age,” published in 1963: " A member of the Telephone Em ­ -lerald photo by Tarquinio Humanistic Approach to Music ployees Society of Hartford and the Appreciation: Music and Living Telephone Pioneers. hold the ladder She was a communicant of the A leaf from a corn plant shows where the being held by Robert Yakaitis, owner 6f from Practical to Aesthetic," fall army worm — here in abundance published in 1964: and "Gallery 76; Church of the Assumption. Connecticut Valley Farms. If I wrro writing a po.stcard to you while I ’m on Verse Portraits of Creative She is survived by one daughter. this year — has made inroads. The leaf is vacation, it Would read, "Having fine time up on Twentieth-Century Americans.” Nicoline Hollister of Vernon; two roof I fell off last year when I broke my rihs. Wish Dr. Alden Buker grandchildren. Michael Heck of Buker, who lived in Manchester, you were here — to hold the ladder " Manchester and Jodi Heck of is survived by his wife, Helene, and It’s true. Last July 29 was a daythat shall live in 3 Dr. Allen Buker dies; son, Mark, 23. He was a member of Vernon, three step-grandsons, Bugs infest area gardens Gary Hollister of Tolland, D;de infamy in my personal memory book. That was headed MCC division the Unitarian-Universa 1 ist the day I fell off the roof of the small Society-East. Hollister and David Hollister, both Continued from page 1 Dr Aldrn HukiT. direc tor of the of Manchester, and four great­ while he did not .seed 35 acres ol rived on time about U'z weeks ago pentagon-shaiH'd building I ’m eonstriu'ting be­ low-lying meadow because of Huniiinities Divi.sion of Monehes- No formal services are planned. grandchildren. worms' competition and helped and is already causing damage, he hind the garage. I abandoned the project last heavy rains. ter Community College, died Mon- A memorial service will be held at The funeral will be Thursday at them thrive unchallenged until .said. summer because I couldn’t swing a hammer diiy of on opporent heort attuek. In addition, this year’s excessive Adams said that for the home the II n i t a r i a n - U n i V e r s a 1 i s t 8:45 a.m. at Holmes Funeral storm winds wafted them north. without hurting and never got back at it until now. moisture has led to plant disease farmer, hand-picking pests is still Employed ot Monehester Com­ Society-East soon. He will be Home. 400 Main St., with a mass of Meanwhile, problems with cut­ and rotting, according to Adams. A one of the best ways to get rid of The building weathered the winter with just munity College since July 1976^ buried in the family plot in New resurrection at the Church of the worms have persisted later in the bumper crop of mosquitoes has them. "Just by removing the tarpaper covering the roof. Huker served os director of the Hampshire. Assumption. Private burial will be season than usual, according to become slightly less trouble.some insects and crushing the egg I never roofed a building before and I’m never Humonities Division during his in Dalton. Mass. Friends may call UCnnn's consumer horticulturist, as the summer goes on. though the going to roof another. Roofing is dangerous, dirty entire tenure at the funeral home Wednesday Edmond Marrotte. Commercial masses, you can go a long way Sheldon Carpenter pests are still more abundant than toward relieving problems,” he He wos ;i groduate of Horvord from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial corn growers who stagger plant­ work. If I hadn't been covered with sticky tar, I usual. I'niversity with o bochelor'.s de­ Sheldon Carpenter of North contributions may be made to St. ings have been finding that their said. might have slipped off the roof again this gree in 1946 ;ind o master's degree Canton. Ohio, a former resident of Jude's Children's Research Hospi­ youngest crops can't tolerate the As every year, the Colorado Placing beer on the ground in a morning. in 1947. He received his Ph D. Manchester, died July 27 after a tal. 539 Lane Ave,, Memphi.s, damage to their root systems, he potato beetle is currently making saucer may induce slugs to imbibe The problem is ladders It isn’t the fault of the degree from Boston University in long illness. Tenn., 38105. Not all give Caesar the time of day said. spud-growing a difficult proposi­ and drown. .Adams said. But people who make ladders We ask too much of For Yakaitis. the cutworms, tion for the backyard gardener in Yakaitis said pesticides alone have By Ellle Grossman them. Ladder-makers must get sued a lot because corn worms, and flooding together Connecticut, Adams said. The helped him wipe out insects on his from frost and when to plant, and they heard it, they spread out so they actually kept count of they pa.ste little warnings all over a new one. 1 have caused a loss of one-third of cabbage looper, a caterpillar corn and other crops, noting that Special to the Herald since the sun is crucial to that, I their sacred artifacts and began winters.” bought one this week to replace the old wooden his corn crop. Fifteen of his planted which is fond of broccoli, cauli­ 4he Japanese beetle is especially would bet the earliest kind of their ceremonies for planting, To keep one winter straight one that broke under my weight la.st summer and Soviets test cruise missile acres were flooded this spring. flower and leafy vegetables, ar­ easy to control by spraying. NEW YORK — It’s noon. Aug. calendar worldwide was simply purification, cleaning their from another, they gave each a if I read all the warnings on it, I'd never get up on By Jack Redden 7, you say. Or midnight, Feb. 17. any ladder again this time too,” Pravda said. "Since at about 450 mph. The missile can based on watching where the sun homes, as well as for the summer name for something important United Press International the United States has refused to be armed with either a convention- Most people would agree because rose or set or did both during the A TOOL IS seldom just right for the job, and renounce the new type of weapons, said Moscow was developing five hunt and, later, the winter hunt. that had occurred during it. Hijack hostages rescued most abide by the calendar Julius course of a year” there's no ladder made for what I want to do. The MOSCOW — The Soviet Union long-range cruise missiles are long-range cruise missile systems In essence, the Swimming Ducks “ The tribal historian in consul­ Caesar brought into being back roof is sharply angled so I can't .stand on it and warned the United States today it already being tested in the with ranges estimated at t,800 And since people also have “ a came out and reminded the rest tation with other tribal leaders Continued from page 1 Passengers tried to escape during night. when. work. If I put the ladder upright against the side of is testing long-range cruise mis­ U.S.S.R. as well.” miles. religious need to explain why of life it was time to wake up.” would decide what to call the siles to counter the U.S. cruise The United States is generally The Soviet cruise missiles will be the exchange, which prompted one But no one says you have to. things are the way they are,” he the building, it rests on the overhang of the roof missile program and said it was believed to have a lead of several fitted with nuclear warheads in­ plane, with its lights off, landed of the hijackers to begin shooting. They also radioed the plane’s year,” says Chamberlain. “ One and I can only reach a small part of it. What I have pilot that the jet could not take off Lots of people haven’t and no says, “ they developed ceremo­ "naive to assume” Moscow will years in development of cruise itially but could eventually carry behind the hijacked plane. The commandos shut off all BUT SEASONS AREN’T the Sioux name for 1821 was A Star to do is lay the ladder flat against the roof and because its front tire was flat and doubt some still don’t. Time is not deploy them. missiles because of its superiority conventional warheads if improve­ Mrs. Dominique was flown in lights at the airport to conceal their nies tied in with sustaining life.” same the world over and how Passed by Bellowing Like a extend it, at an extreme angle, to the ground. from Caracas by Venezuelan offi­ assault, then moved in and opened the plane would not be able to land, "Cruise missiles are something in computer technology. ments are made in their accuracy, what people make of it and people For eons, of course, people Then I lie flat on the roof with my feet braced on cials to try to talk her husband into fire on the terrorists! said Robbin Visser, a spokesman people describe them reflects Buffalo, because one night that cut both ways,” an editorial in The U.S.-winged missiles, po­ the U.S. report said. have made some fascinating didn’t know it was the earth’s one rung of the ladder. the Communist Party newspaper wered at subsonic speeds by jet Pravda said the emergence of surrendering and releasing the Dominique, described as former for Curacao International Airport. that. Up north, the Eskimos live there’d been a brilliant fireball or things of it. This morning, I was tippy-toe on the top rung, Pravda warned. "It is naive to engines, skim close to the earth cruise missiles will "undermine hostages, who included at least Haitian army captain, and an Security forces had shot out the rotations and revolutions that with uncommonly long days and meteorite that lighted up the tires as part of their attack plan, An hour, for example, isn’t my body flat against the roof, wre.stling a heavy assume that their massive deploy­ under computer guidance, hug­ the process of limiting and reduc­ four Americans. unidentified Dominican comman­ caused the changes in nature. nights, and with limited sources whole sky in a few seconds and ment will remain unanswered" ing nuclear arms.” The rescue began when an deered the plane shortly after it authorities said. always 60 minutes. According to piece of roofing paper into position when I heard a ging the terrain to avoid detection They just assumed that how the of food. Consequently, the names gave off explosive .sounds in its The Soviet newspaper said the by conventional radar. They hit The editorial said Washington's unidentified pregnant woman pas­ took off from Caracas around 1 The terrorists, apparently grow­ Joan Hartman-Goldsmith, direc­ noise behind me on the ground. I hud the hammer senger. who had begun hemor­ p.m. Sunday. moon, sun and stars moved for their months include The Sun path.” U.S. cruise missile program was with pinpoint accuracy. development of cruise missiles ing weary of unsuccessful negotia­ tor of New York’s Institute of in one hand, a bucket of roofing tar in the other, the latest in a series of unsuccess­ U.S, cruise missiles, some al­ proved the "administration's defi­ rhaging, was being traded for Netherlands Antilles authorities tions, lowered their ramson de­ around the sky may have ac­ Disappears; The Sun is Return­ the cutting shears in my left iwcket and my mouth Asian Studies: “ The ancient ful' attempts to gain military ready deployed in Europe under a nitely negative attitude to any Dominique’s wife, who earlier had had ordered airport fire trucks to mand to $3 million and had set a counted for trees budding, leaves ing: The Young Seals are Taking ONCE THE NAME was was full of nails. The noise I heard was Margie .superiority over Moscow, NATO plan, are 21 feet long, have a limitation and reduction of nuclear made an unsuccessful radio plea drive onto the runway to block the deadline of daybreak Tuesday for Chinese calendar is based on a falling, and so on, and so they tied asking me a question. for her husband to give up. jetliner from taking off Monday to the Sea: The Seals are chosen, a pictogram of the event "They are heading for a washout range of about 1,500 miles, and flies weapons.” delivering the cash. very elaborate mathematical their ceremonies into that. "W hat should we do with this?” she wanted to Shedding Their Coats; and Rein­ was incorporated on an animal formula that includes the division know. ^ deer Bring Forth Their Young skin (or the inside of a tepee) in a of the day into 12 units, not 24. Fortunately for our marriage, I couldn’t One way the Aztecs knew when and Birds are Brooding (which particular sequence. Man on parole New mother bound for Olympics Each hour, therefore, consists of to plant corn, a recent article in answer because of the mouthful of nails sounds a lot like June). I By VukanI Magubane bonus" two of ours, and like the day, five times a week at a track in New The New Yorker says, was However they dealt with WHAT I N EED is a full-time gofer when I ’m CITIES United Press International Ms. Danville, 29, finds "m other­ Britain. “ It might start at the center of month and year, each is repres­ “ when the leaves of white oaks months or seasons, people even­ working on a job. I don’t mind being up on the held for slaying hood great” but the road back to She is her own coach, enabling ented and influenced by one of the the skin and spiral out,” Cham­ ladder or doing a lot of heavy lifting, but I hate it ON THE MOVE ROCKY HILL - For hurdler reached the size of a squirrel’s tually got the notion of longer physical fitness a rigorous one. her to arrange her schedule taking berlain says, “ or at one corner when I get up on the roof and discover I left the Sunbelt gains from others 'loss^ Sharon Danville, preparing for the "It’s wicked. It was terrible and into account how she feels, how 12 animals in the Chinese zodiac: foot.” periods of time — a year, 10 and crisscross, or circle the edge hammer on the ground or find I need more nails. I of mother, child Summer Olympics was the hardest was the worst experience I ’ve been Reid feels and how the weather is. the ox, tiger, hare, serpent, Then again, while some Paw­ ordeal of her life. years, 100 years — and they kept and spiral in. Year after year, the need someone to go for them. through,” Ms, Danville recalls. My Ms. Danville says she considers monkey, etc.” nee tribes in Nebraska watched A veteran of operations and body had never been so low. It was track of them any way they could. pictograms would be added, and Laying roofing is easy enough until you come to herself a mother, wife and then an The hour of the horse, then, the trees for si^ns, too, they also NEW LONDON —.A Norwich man paroled in May competition, Mrs. Danville said the hardest thing I ’ve had to do — athlete because her family comes Says Chamberlain, "Some these calendar skins would be the corners or the peak of the roof. On this nothing has matched her vigorous lasted from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., and kept an eye out for two early five-sided building, there are five roof sections from a Michigan prison has been charged with the getting back into shape after my first. groups made ma rks on a rock or a named after the member of the rape-murder of young Norwich mother and cutting campaign to get back into shape pregnancy.” " I t ’s a good balance, " she says. the hour of the dragon, from 7 morning stars they called the and five rMges, so there are five places where I after pregnancy. stick for each month and then tribe who kept them; High Dog, the throat of her 3-year-old daughter. "U ve had two knee operations " I t ’s kept me from putting athlet­ a.m. to 9 a.m. Swimming Ducks. Chamberlain have to stop and make some kind of joint. I can’t "I had the baby in 1982 and my and (coming back after them) ics first. Ricd is first,” she says. used a longer mark to designate Lion Hawk, Long Soldier, etc. seem to figure out how to do this. Jerry Daniels. 27, waived his right to a probable goals since then has been to get my says: wasn't as hard,” says Ms. Dan­ "With Reid and Bob around. I ’m the end of a year.” People referred to the skins to be I planned it as a little office for myself where I’d cause hearing Monday and was indicted on two counts body back into shape and to better ville, who is competing in the 100 WHY PEOPLE FELT the need “ The priests would see them CHANGE not always thinking about racing. On the other hand, some didn’t reminded of past events or to find write and nap. I ’ve ordered the telephone. I of capital felony murder. FASTEST : POPULATION : my time.” she said while her meter hurdles in the 1984 summer to divide time at all and put it in SINCE There’s more balance to my life. for the first time in February. figure years as we do at all. “ The already have a little air-conditioning unit Daniels will enter a plea to the charges next Monday { g r o w i n g ... (1983) 1980 2-year-old son Reid puttered Olympics in Los Angeles,. As a result, when I come to training out what the year was they were calendar form had to do with Then, they would listen for the installed and last week I hung the door. in New London Superior Court. He could face the around her. Ms. Danville, a British citizen I perform better,” Ms. Danville terms for ‘winter’ and ‘year’ are born in.” Midland, Texas 107,193 their survival, says Von Del sound of thunder over a period of I ’m going to finish this building if it’s the last death penalty if convicted. + 3 0 % While a gold medal would competing for Britain, said she says. the same in the Sioux lan­ And there’s no more reason to Fori Pierce, Fla. 191,370 -1- 2 7 % complete her Olympic adventure, never considered quitting once The family usually joins her at Chamberlain, director of Hansen time. They might have heard thing I do and if I fall off the ladder again, it could He is accused of killing Christine Whipple. 20, and guages,” he says, “ and their year believe they were wrong calling Bryan, Texas 116,975 4 -2 5 % Ms. Danville considers herself a Reid was born. practice sessions. Planetarium in Salt Lake City: thunder before, but now they well be the last thing I do, her daughter Amy Russell, 3, in their home June 16. realist. would start with the first snow­ it, say, the Year of the Falling Odessa, Texas 143,690 -h 2 5 % " I always planned on continuing " I ’m lucky to have a husband “ Agricultural people needed to waited for significant thunder I ’d pay a carpenter to come and finish it for me Autopsies showed Ms. Whipple died of stab wounds "Flveryone daydreams but my to compete. 1 wasn’t ready to stop fall, which differed each year, except I hate to be laughed at. Fort Myers, Fla. 253,971 -1-24% who knows the pressure of training know when crops would be safe Stars, than we’re right saying it to the chest and her daughter's throat was cut. goal going in is to get to the finals because then and now I feel I rolling out from the west. When Houston and getting to the top. ” said Ms. and proceed through the seasons. was 1833. : 1,284,152 + 2 0 % and break 13 seconds,” she says. haven’t reached by potential.” Police and prosecutors have declined comment Danville, whose husband Bob is O cala, Fla, 146,111 -t- 19% "Anything beyond that will be a Ms. Danville, who is 5-foot-6 and about a possible motive. Affidavits containing also a world-class hurdler and was Lafayette, La. 226,563 -1- 19% weighs 123 pounds, made her home information which led police to Daniels remain sealed a member of the British Olympic under order of Superior Court Judge Francis M. Longview, Texas 180,279 -1- 19% in Rocky Hill but trained four or teams in 1976 and 1980. Players’ ‘Fiddler’ opens Thursday McDonald Jr. Mfes^aln^each^la. ^ 6 8 2 j 8 3 ^ + 1 ^ Stock prices Daniels was paroled May 21 from a Michigan prison after serving 30 months of 2>/i-to-22i/2-year sentence FASTEST c h a n q B POPULATION j for breaking and entering and escape. He was paroled SINCE open higher r ' SHRINKING: (1983) 1980 Two to Connecticut because he had family in the state. This jogger wears a yarmulke Anderson, Ind. 131,979 -5 % NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices By Nancy A. Pappas the play. Benton Harbor, Mich, 163,761 -4 % opened higher today in active funeral would enjoy theater work, but for some Herodd Reporter "H e goes from an insecure little nothing Ann Arbor, Mich. 255,697 -3 % trading of New York Stock Ex­ reason I kept talking myself out of change issues. to a much-more-self-confident young man auditioning for things.” Eugene, Ore. 266,137 -3 % An energetic young man has been jogging Man jailed 5 years The Dow Jones average, which homes... who can stand up to the bombast of 'Tevye. Finally, in an effort to build up his Muncie, Ind. 124,381 -3 % in the foyer of the Unitarian Universalist It’s like Tevye says, ‘Hey, this Motel is a shed 4.64 Monday, was ahead 3.75 Society-East Meetinghouse in the evening confidence. Reading began auditioning for D etroit 4,341,560 : -3 % \ real person.’” on cocaine charge to 1,113.73 shortly after the market one lately. He wears a yarmulke on his head, a absolutely anything. "It was the right Pittsfield, Mass. 80,794 -3 % opened. The closely watched aver­ In order to create this image onstage, decision. I know I ’ve grown a lot through tape measure around his neck and a Jewish Reading has gone through a good deal of Jackson, Mich. age, which hit a 17-month low last each part I ’ve taken on.” he said. HARTFORD (UPI) — A Vernon man who made a 147,252 -3 % prayer shawl tucked under his vest. Tuesday, had risen 28.05 points the introspection. " I feel you can’t act like a Securing the parts has not been particu­ fortune in the construction business and lost it. has New York City 8,050,362 j -3 % prompt It’s a rather odd outfit for jogging but it’s previous three sessions. person unless you can understand what larly difficult for Reading. He said he has been sentended to five years in prison on a federal Jersey City, N.J. 541,933 -3 % the proper attire for Wayne Reading of Advances led declines 479-411 your character is doing. Otherwise, all the often been given roles even after what he charge of conspiring to distribute cocaine. Tanner Street. He is playing the role of audience gets is Wayne reading a lot of among the 1,324 issues crossing the response! terms "disastrous auditions." Arthur G, Woods Sr., 64, was sentenced Monday by Motel, the quiet tailor, in the Universal lines,” he said. New York Stock Exchange tape. But eontroiling his characters during U.S. District Judge T. Emmet Claire who found Players’ production of “ Fiddler on the Early turnover amounted to There are elements in Reading's back­ performances takes a certain finesse. Woods guilty of the charge July 6. He still faces two Roof” which opens on Thursday. about 7,676,000 shares. ground that help him better understand the “ There’s a lot of energy coming in waves drug charges in another federal case. He jogs so he’ll be both energized and out character he plays. Heading into the last day of July It’s no mystery. The Holmes Funeral from the audience," Reading said. "The "H ow he got involved in this business I don’t know. of breath when he runs onto the stage for his with most averages showing sub­ For instance, Reading is a devout applause, and the laughter, energizes you Maybe his son,” Clarie said. big showdown with Tevye, his father-in-law stantially losses. Wall Street still is Home amj the Watkins Funeral Home tele­ member of the Church of Jesus Christ of and you find yourseif speeding through your Prosecutor Linda Lager said Woods purchased to-be. hopeful there will be a summer Latter-day Saints. "That's the Mormons to delivery on a kind of a high You need to rein cocaine later sold by his son, Arthur G. Woods Jr., a In the 1980s Americans have moved phone calls go to one central office to in­ " I t ’s a pivotal moment,” said the play’s most people," he said. rally. Much depends on whether in, to keep it slower and more controlled. co-defendant. producer, Marilyn Richardson of Phelps "So I had to consider the fact that Motel is increasingly to Florida and the Southw­ interest rates stabilize and the sure that all calls are answered promptly. You can’t let your character get too Woods was carrying $14,000 in cash, a false driver’s Road. "A ll eyes are on Wayne, who looks so est. The population, meanwhile, has economy to slow down. a very devout young man — he even puts his rambunctious." license and a loaded .45 caliber automatic pistol when frightened and downcast as he asks for Before the market opened, the When you call, the receptionist will answer love song to his fiance in Biblical terms. he was arrested in Florida last November as the declined in some cities in the Midwest Tzeitel’s hand. But a minute later, he’s a government reported its index of And he lives in a very devout, very suspected owner of a 70-foot fishing boat carrying and the Northeast. new person. He’s leaping around the stage In fact, it’s best to ignore the audience, he leading economic indicators fell “Holmes and Watkins Funeral Homes." religious, very traditional Jewish commun­ 23,000 pounds of marijuana. and practically flying with his joy." said, because direct eye contact can break 0.9 percent in June following a ity. It’s not unlike our own earlier He has not been charged in the boat seizure. Just tell her which home you are calling. communities. concentration. "You can lose all your lines, revised 0.4 percent increase the like the memory on a tape being erased." Woods made his personal fortune with a building IT ’S A SCENE with which Reading is "And the LDS (Latter-day Saints) are a month before. \ After “ Fiddier" ends, Reading has business started after World War II. The company put familiar; he also played the role of Motel in minority, just as the Jews are. And the LDS Furthermore, F.W. Dodge said another challenge in the wings: assignment up 300 houses in the Windsor area. Chiefs son charged the Manchester High School production of have a dietary code, too. So I think I ’m in a its latest survey showed new as a Mormon missionary. He’ll be traveling He also had a reputation as an eccentric. In 1951 he "Fiddler” two years ago. Reading, a situation where maybe I can empathize constmetion contracts fell lo per­ sophomore at Brigham Young University in and proselytizing for 18 months. was fined $100 for racing a state policeman for 16 NORTH HAVEN (UPI) — The son of Hamden cent in June from May. And a with Motel maybe a little more than some miles at 100 miles an hour. The same year he burned HOIMES ofTie Salt Lake City, said at fifst the role didn’t people.” Police Chief John P. Ambrogio has been charged with' Monday report showed machine “ Fiddler on the Root" performances are his wife's mink stole and her Cadillac car after an 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER,CONN appeal to him. \ possession of a dangerous weapon, apparently a tool orders plunged 18 percent in at 8 p.m. Thursday through Saturday and argument. machine gun, and ordered to appear in Superior Court “ I wanted to be Perchik, the radical from READING HAS BEEN involved in June. Herald photo by Pinto Aug. 8 to 11 at the Unitarian Universalist Woods declared bankruptcy in 1955, and told an Aug. 16. K iev,” Reading said. "That’s a really theater work for about six years, since he Wall Street has been hoping the Meetinghouse, 153 W. Vernon St. Tickets interviewer he lost his last $35,000 gambling on dice John Ambrogio Jr., 20, was one of two men arrested HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES strong part, and it seemed to me that Motel secured a part in the Little Theater of economy would slow down from Wayne Reading of Manchester takes a deep breath during a was more of a wimp." are IS each, $4 lor students and senior and a horse in hopes of making enough money to pay early Sunday, said North Haven Police Capt. Hayes RICHARD P. HOLMES Manchester’s production of "Cabaret.” the torrid pace of the first two HOWARD M. HOLMES rehearsal from Universalllnlvnrsnl Players'Piflvnrn' “Fiddler on the Roof." The It took a while for the 20-year-old actor to citizens. Seats are available only lor off his creditors. Gibson, head of the department's records division. quarters. ’ ’Until then. I was just humming around a play opens Thursday. realize that his character docs grow during little. And even after that first part, I knew I ’^ursday, and Aug. 8 and 9. For reserva­ tions, call Celia Robhins at 643-1347. 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 31, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 31. 1984 - 13. Advice About Toivn New wetlands stamp repeats image of 50 years ago

Winners named in events Society seeks artifacts The USPS took it easy on usii« till.this baldpates, you can checknff off tli.> the ■ m W 1 month — only two postage stamps, canvasbacks, the scaups, harle­ The winners of special events conducted at the town The Connecticut Historical Society is seeking Lost brother is now found, the Wetlands and the Roanoke quin, ring-necked, pintails, gad- I’reserving Wetlands playgrounds this past week, in the order of winning, artifacts related to the history of the Irish in Voyages. arc us follows: Connecticut, in preparation for an exhibition entitled wall, old squaw, shoveller, and The Roanoke is inscribed ’North also teals (cinnamon and red­ Bower’s School ant race: Bernie Trott and Jayson "Ireland Transplanted: Sons and Daughters of Ertil 1934 Carolina 1584. ” On July 13 of that Collectors' Comer winged). eider ducks (American Cody. in Connecticut." year, the sailing vessel "E liza­ and Steller’s), buffleheads and 1984 thanks to Salvation Army Center Springs egg drop: Nicole Archambault and The society is issuing an appeal to the public ftn* ! beth” landed on the North Carolina Russ MacKendrick wood ducks. Christine Ciarcia; run for torch; John Petoskay, information about objects in private hands that bear i f f DEAR ABBY: I’m writing to coast and earned Walter Raleigh Although some of us would because Ron is one of the most Juliet Rice and Kathy Milliard. witness to the Irish experience here from the 1600s to his knighthood. thank you for your column in the industrious people I know. He prefer to dine on the Long Island Keeney Street School dog show: cutest dog, Mark the present, that might be borrowed by the society for The stamp, a 20-center in verti­ Ventura (Calif.) Free Press about never wastes a minute. type, any of the above could also and Malt Ursin, Eric Brosnan and Casey Cavans; dog display. cal format, was released on the six months ago. You had recom­ So what do I say to these people with nicest legs, Craig Cavena, Matt and Mark Ursin Anyone with objects they believe might be of end up as an entree. Dear same day this year in Manteo, the The canvasback, "the darling of mended writing to the Salvation who assume my husband is still in and Mike Brosnan: smartest dog. Brandy Jarvis, interest to the society should contact Christopher to acquire waterfowl refuges tion on this (no later than tomor­ county seat of Roanoke Island. It the epicures,” is pul in its place by Army to iocate a long lost lelative bed in the middle of the morning? Matt and Mark Ursin, Casey Cavanna; pet show, Bickford or Elizabeth Abbe either by writing to the across the country. The idea was row) , if you put it on an addressed Abby was produced, in muted tones, by one Dr. Coues in the "N ew Nature who had dropped out of sight for RON’S SHIRLEY Jennifer Fitzpatrick, Joe and Mike Nericcio, Ian Connecticut Historical Society, 1 Elizabeth St., there but the “ Act” was left envelope along with the postage th e American Bank Note Library” (pub. 1914): "There is many years. That gave me an idea, Gagnon; Jello through a straw contest: Andy Hartford, 06105 or by calling 236-5621. turning slowly in the wind without stamp. Send the prepared cover to Abigail Company. little reason for squealing in so I contacted the Salvation Army D E AR SH IR LE Y: Say, ’’No, Johnson, Mike Borsnan, Matt Ursin, Terry Jamaitis, any funding. An editorial cartoo­ Customer-Affixed Envelopes. Pre­ Van Buren The other stamp, shown here and asked if it could find my Ron is not asleep. Ron is always up Dari Callahan. nist for the Des Moines Register, serving Wetlands Stamp. Post­ barbaric joy over this over-rated Bible school set with its two mallards zooming and generally underdone bird ... brother whom I had not seen or at 7 a.m ." Mahoney Center pet contest; most talented was "Ding” Darling, suggested a re­ master, Des Moines, lA 50318-9991. USA 20c 4 down toward a pond, is all in blue, venue stamp to raise money, and not one person in ten thousand can heard from since I left England 30 Shirley, I appreciate your loy­ Oscar the parrot owned by Jodi Smaglis; best "God is Always” is the theme of a program for and repeats the design of the first tell it from any other duck on the years ago. alty but I think you’re overreact­ behaved was Meme, a cat owned by Lisa Svelnys; children ages 4 to 8 which will be held at the Second he designed the first one. THE VARIETY of waterfowl "duck” or Hunting Permit Stamp table ...” Further on the writer Two nights ago 1 received a call the right to accept or reject any ing. If it’s not broke, don’t fix it. strangest pet. Fred the turtieowned by Robbie Rioux; Congregational Church, 383 N. Main St. the week of Now, we get a new one every exhibited by the 50 years of of 50 years ago. year. The latest ($7.50), was issued culms down enough to explain that from the Salvation Army telling request for services based upon friendliest, Elgernon, a hamster, owned by Brian Aug. 20. Hunting Perm it stamps is mind- This stamp, dedicated to the America’s wetlands, is one That first duck issue, which on July 2, the same day as the duck flavor depends on what they me that my brother had been considerations of reasonableness, D E AR ABBY: I found a badly Smaglis; most unique. Pinky a stuffed rabbit, owned The sessions, which will run from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m, boggling. Everybody knows Can­ of two new postage stamps issued this month. came out at a dollar, is now listed 20-cent Wetlands. The vignette ate — wild celery is tops. located in Australia! (I am still feasibility or motive. damaged unlocked suitca.se on the by Chad Soren. Monday'^tfkE’riday, will include Bible stories, songs ada geese, but here also we see the in Scott’s at $300 unused. shows a couple of widgeons (also shaking even as I write this.) 4. The inquirer is asked to pay a highway near Pine Bluff, Ark. Martin School, torch run: Paul Senkow, M erry and crafts. emperor, the snow, the blue, Collectors” ), at the Holiday Inn. Editor’s note: Russ MueKen- It had a complicated history. In called baldpate ducks), drifting Abby, I have no words to tell you $5 non-refundabie fee. Heaven knows where the owner is Chadziewicz, Dave Hoagland; Frisbee competition: All children of Manchester are welcome. Registra­ white-fronted, Ross’s and the COMING EVENT: 363 Roberts St., East Hartford driek Is a longtime Manehesler 1929, Congress had passed a and dreaming. how 1 feel. I telephoned my 5, The inquirer may secure by now, Merry Chadziewicz, Matt Viara and Brad Stern. tion fee is $2.50 per child or $4 per family; To register, Hawaiian nene. Want some ducks? Aug. 5 — The first Sunday Stamp Free admission, parking and door resident and an authority on Migratory Bird Conservation Act You can get a first-day cancela­ brother, who was as thrilled as I information and/or a missing 1 have no way of returning it, Nathan Hale School checker tournament: Philip call the church office at 649-2863 on Monday, Besides the mallards and the Bourse ("Stamps and Supplies for prizes: Hours: 10 a m. to 5 p.m. eolleetibles. was. I am now making plans to persons inquiry form by contact­ since there was no identification Epstein, Adam Barry, Ronald Ransom and Larry Wednesday or Friday mornings, or June Cottle, visit him and his family in ing the nearest Salvation Army either on the outside of the suitcase Price and Richard Therrien, tied for first, Roger director of Christian education, at 644-8596 evenings Australia. office in his area or by contacting or inside among the contents. Proventure and Kathy Zweere. Pet show at Nathan and weekends. 3 ^Manchester Yesterdays. God bless you, Abby, for what the nearest Territorial Headquar­ The suitcase obviously belonged Hale: Joe, talking minna bird, Brenda Hodgdon; dog you did for me. ters: 860 N. Dearborn St. Chicago, to an elderly man of modest means show: biggest and best groomed, Frostey; best Summer OLGA KNIGHT, III. 60610; 120 W. 14th St., New and will be sorely missed. trained, Tina Zweere: King; friendliest, Samantha MACC plans peace vigils VENTURA, CALIF. York, N.Y. 10011; 1424 Northeast Abby. please remind your read­ Zweere; Pinto, softest, Kathy Zweere; Cutest, Shizu, Father fed the guests at Cheney ball Expressway, Atlanta, Ga. 30329; ers once more to enclose some Cary Cockerham; Fifi, best dancer, Richard Bowen. The Manchester Area Conference of Churches’ Cyclist D EAR OLGA: Glad 1 could help. 30840 Hawthorne Blvd., Rancho identification inside their luggage Waddell School breakdance contest: Seretse peace and justice committee plans a peace vigil on That’s what I ’m here for. Toothers Palos Verdes, Calif. 90274. in case it gets lost. Watson; bike relay race, Sean Labrec, Kevin Kessel Friday from 7 to 8 p.m. at the chapel of Emanuel Glenn Davis By Dorothy L. Evans Brothers. ment committee. He came home between who are interested in locating long MRS. C. McG. and Bobby Post; endurance race, Lucas Cosgrove; Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. Special to the Herald My father, John F. Lyman, was a midnight and I a m., woke us up and lost relatives, the Saivation Army DEAR ABBY; My husband is a dog show winners, Caesar owned by Rich Thomas and The chapel entrance is to the far left of the church. painter and paperhanger. Like Johnny, he served us leftover ice cream, sitting in operates a Missing Persons Loca­ policeman who works on cars in his DEAI^MRS. McG.: Thanks for a Kevin Winchell, ’’Killer’ stupid pet tricks, "Brandy,” Participants will silently pray for peace. All are tor Service in 86 countries! It is spare time. He works the afternoon valuable reminder. owned by Lucas Cosgrove; Pool and Carrom, Carone welcome. I played bridge with three friends was well liked and had lots of work. He bed. available to the public. Some basic shift (3 p.m. to 11 p.m.) We never Prillserman; home run derby, Roy Broege, Wayne For information, contact Joan O’Laughlin at recently. One of them was elated to show was delighted about the new church and When 1 was old enough to don a gown, guidelines: get to bed before midnight but he’s (Problems? What’s bugging Zanger and Sean LaBrec. 643-4031. me the Manchester Herald’s article about did a lot of work to enhance the woodwork wear long gloves iind wanted to dance, 1. The inquirer should be search­ always up at 7 and working in the you? Unload on Abby, in care of the Johnny McCarthy, her uncle. I was a child that backed the altar by using gold leaf. ing for a near relative. garage by 8 a.m, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box A lazy day Cheney Hall was selling yard goods 2. The inquirer must be able to I am furious. A man justcalled at 38923, Hollywood, Calif, 90038. For Help for overeaters Alcoholics seek help when he went around with his horse and Many times he climbed to the belfry to put Everyone was saddened, mostly the provide essential information 9: .30 a.m. and said, "Is Ron still a personal reply, please enclose a Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday at the Alcoholics Victorious, a Christian organization to cart selling bakery goods. gold leaf on the cross. grownups, when in 1938, we had a about the missing person. asleep?” I am burned up to have stamped self-addressed cafeteria-meeting room of Manchester Memorial help alcoholics stay sober, meets every Tuesday at I remember him giving us cookies. One day, he dropped his watch and was 3. The Salvation Army reserves someone imply that Ron is lazy is good for hurricane. The stained glass windows envelope.) Hospital. Newcomers are welcome at 7:30 p.m. and a 7:30 p.m. at the Community Baptist Church, 585 E. There was also a Mr. Gibson coming heartbroken, but the jeweler put it were broken, and the belfry was knocked speaker will be featured at 8 p.m. Center St. The group follows the principles of Alcoholics The group features prayer, discussion, scripture around with a meat cart and we hovered together again. to the ground at St. James Church. I am Anonymous in helping people deal with the problems reading and fellowship. The public is welcome. cleaning bike around until we were given a real honest When there was a ball at Cheney Hall, I very pleased that it was saved and placed Have good medical checkup underlying compulsive eating. Refreshments are »,erved. Use the rear entrance to frankfurter. They were delicious. remember mother, Elizabeth, Francis near the church. There are no dues, fees or weigh-ins. the back parking lot. July 12 Before 1900, the people that lived in the and I walked from Orchard Street and 6:55 p.m. south end of town had to walk to St. took seats in the balcony. What a beautiful Edilor’s note: Dorothy Lyman Evans lives In Mira River Provincial Bridget’s Church in the North End. affair. The men in tuxetios; the ladies with Glastonbury. Do you have a Munrhester memory before you begin jogging Park Campground, you’d like to share with Manchester Herald Thoughts Cape Breton Island, Cheney Brothers had at that time built long, flowing gowns, and long white gloves readers? Perhaps you remember the day the DEAR DR. LAMB — I ’m a 44-year- Nova Scotia their lovely homes, and had many Irish to the elbows. death occurs in someone who insists cirrus came to town or the night the garage old male and out of shape. I’m S feet on pushing it, usually by trying to jog girls as cooks, maids, etc. A lot of time After the promenade was over, the From the observation Seek of myself at arm's length, and I say to burned down or the day your brother enlisted in 10 and weigh 168 pounds. When I was or run too fast. It is better to run fur­ difference. On Monday I was sinfully lazy. I did manage to walk the Heublein Tower perched atop myself. ‘Paul, what in the world was lost on Sunday because the girls had dancing began, and was beautiful to the army. Submit a photo if one Is available. If in my 20s, I w e ired around 14S to Your ther slowly than to try for peak All of us, at sometime or other, to town, mail journal entries, take pictures of Talcott Mountain, the skyscrap­ to go to mass. Some Sundays they were watch. Of course, it was time for us to 150. ’The extra pounds have gradually efforts. The other rule is to increase have you gotten yourself into?’ find our small world a place of Terrenceville, and buy groceries. Shortly after I your submission is used, we’ll pay you $5. Photos developed over the years. I don't ers of downtown Hartford looked your exercise gradually, then be con­ Even this short distance, im agi­ unanswerable questions and seem­ returned to my campsite between some fishing shacks taken on the railroad cars. Finally, St. head home and to bed. will be returned; submissions will not. smoke and have no known health Health like a toy city on the hazy sistent about your exercise. nary as it is, affords a different ingly endless frustrations. and the cemetery, I began cleaning my bike. James Church was built by Cheney Best of alt, father was on the refresh­ problems, other than being moderate­ Lawrence horizon. A youth in a hang glider point of view, and the answers are If the scrutiny at arm ’s length During my stay in Newfy, I think it was the only ly overweight and out of shape. So I Lamb, M.D. DEAR DR. LAMB — My wife is 34 sailed back and forth overhead, a easier to come by.” advocated so long ago by my thorough cleaning it got, so it needed attention. But have decided to start an exercise and craves ice from morning till bright colored splash against the As I gazed at the Connecticut friend, Paul, offers no solutions, I after the road construction, and especially after the 10 program. I would like to start jogging night. She even gets up in the ndddle hot July sky. River flowing by below, land the recommend the long rocky climb miles of gravel road, my bike was as filthy asit’s ever to help build up my heart and lungs of the night to eat it. She did not start All was quiet except for the Berkshires in the far di jtance, I up Talcott Mountain and the 120 been. Yankee Traveler and to help get rid of that extra fat. eating ice until she had her first child. sound of the breeze blowing wondered how we in the United steps to the top of the Heublein Fortunately, the wind blew hard most of the day, If you have' not had a medical We now have two. Can she be lacking through the open windows. Stran­ States might look from the top of and that kept the bugs away. I must have spent five My concern is that I have heard of Tower. examination for some time, I would something in her diet? gely, my thoughts turned back­ the Eifel Tower, or how the hours cleaning the bike throughout the day. - people dying from jogging. I don’t Whether it is the fatiguing climb, urge you to do so, primarily to find Not only is it embarrassing for her ward some 30 years to the Iran-Iraq struggle might appear to or the effects of the magnificent After most of the work was done, I again walked to want to drop dead from jo ^ n g when out if your blood pressure and choles­ to ask for more glasses of ice when Crafts fairs, teddy bears this weekend observations of a fellow office the combatants if it were physi­ I couid have lived sitting by the swim­ view of the Connecticut country­ town, where I bought a liter of vanilla ice cream. I ate terol are normal. Since you don’t we are eating out, but it gets expen­ worker, a philosophical sort, given cally possible for them to view ming pool. Just how great is the risk side, I ’m not sure, but I do know all of it as well as the contents of a box of smoke, those are the only other risk sive keeping a large bucket of ice in to few words, but usually provoca­ their actions from the top of the Editor’s Note: Another in a series of attractions too numerous to mention foods from the deep, the Owls Head of h a ^ g a heart attack from jogg­ that somehow thought processes, chocolate-chip cookies. I think it was my first ice NARRAGANSETT, R.I., will ob­ factors that you should consider the freezer. tive ones. Washington Monument. weekly features written for U PI by the will also be available. Transportation Mu.seum will hold an ing? I have also heard that, if you long dormant, seem to shrink petty cream in Newfy. serve Heritage Days, Friday, Augu.st.3 before beginning your program. If DEAR REIADER — She may have 1 thought of his comments on Surely, the world will never be A LA Auto and Travel Club aimed at Daily hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. air show over the harbor and contests couid run a marathon you would nev­ problems to manageable propor­ The same men I ’d seen the night before were around through Sunday, August 5. The event, they are high, I would recommend an iron deficiency. There are studies objectivity. “Fred," he said, providing New Englanders with fuel- Admissions are $4 for adults, $2 for will be staged. er have a heart attack. ’That seems to the same since the astronauts tions as one views the panorama all day. I guess there was no work for them. One man, with this year's theme, "Y e a r of the that you start a walking program showing that individuals with a desire conserving, close-to-home leisure children 12 to 15, free forthose under 12. Daily hours are 7:.30 a m. to 10 p.m. be just the opposite view. What is the "when I find myself in a puzzling photographed the small blue mar­ below in quiet contemplation. , about 30, with thick, black hair and beard, sat and Irish," will take place at the Veterans , along with restricting your calories to eat lots of ice, clay or laundry trips. For information, call (603) 224-3375. For information, call (207) ,596-0,376. truth, and do I really have anything to situation, I pick myself up, figura­ ble called Earth, spinning silently whittled. They ta lk ^ softly, and in typical Newfy Memorial Park from 10 a m. to dusk until the blood pressure and choles­ starch .often have an iron deficiency. tively speaking, of course, between in the endless ocean of space. tradition, rapidly. each day. worry about? terol at least start coming down. I Fred Badger Take your wife to her doctor to be my thumb and forefinger, and hold Points of view make a tremendous There are lots of kids in Terrenceville, and many of By Maura Mulcare • ROCKLAND, MAINE, will usher in SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt„ High Entertainment in keeping with the think the risk factors are the best Concordia Lutheran Church tested for iron deficiency. them hung around and watched as I worked on my ALA Auto and Travel Club its 37th Annual Seafoods Festival School will host the 5th annual theme will include the U.S. Navy Jazz ' guide to how much exercise a person My dental colleagues have remind­ starting Friday, August 3, running DEAR READER — You are wise bike. It was the first time any of them had heard of, or Champlain Valley Gem and Mineral Band. Jim Brady’s Irish Band, The can do. ed me that eating ice can be damag­ Crafts, seafood, gems, minerals, pigs through Sunday, August 5. to take some measures now to help seen a 15-speed bicycle. Show on Friday and Saturday. August Fiddlers of Rhode Island, Mary Han­ ing to the teeth. The persistent cold and teddy bears are all given places of Bushels of clams, shrimp and lobs­ prevent a heart attack. Too often the Connecticut was totally unknown to them. They 4-5. ley’s Irish Step Dancers and crafts The stories of jogging deaths are exposure may cause a cold injury to Cinema honor throughout New England the ters will tantalize the taste buds of the first symptom of heart disuse is looked in my tent and took much amusement in the ice show, with 45 exhibitors displaying greatly exaggerated, ’the few deaths the teeth. You may have more weekend of August 4-5, in events Demonstrations of gem cutting, gem dropping dead, but that usually does cream and cookies. I handed my water bottles to a boy many visiors who attend with an blown and stained glass, wooden toys, that have occurred I usually have expenses than just the cost of buying recommended by the ALA AuUi and tree making, .scrimshaw and soapstone i » t owur on the jogging trail, regard­ Hartford who ran to his house and filled them with water. appetite, and activities relating to on-the-spot caricatures and more will involved someone who already had ice by the bucket if her habit contin­ Travel Club. carving will lake place. I.ecturcs (two less of what you have heard. Cinema City — Streamers (R) 7:30, The wind diminished and the bugs came around, Seafood will take place throughout the al.so lake place daily. serious heart disease. And most often. ues. 7:50. — The Diner (R) 7 with The Year Mt. Sunapee Slate Park in Newbury. weekend. on Saturday, one on Sunday) accom­ of Living Dangerously (PG) 9-05._ making the last of my cleaning a bit of a struggle. panied by illustrated slide shows and For information, call (401) 783-7121 The Natural (PG) 7:05, 9-35 __ N.H., is a scenic spot to visit in all of Friday activities will include a In the early evening, I made another trip to town for films, all devoted to minerals, will be Erendira 7:55,9:55. groceries. Already, the "wharf rats,” as I call them, New England’s seasons. An added pancake breakfast on the town’s COLLECTORS and admirers of East Hartford attraction to visiting in early August waterfront from 7:30 a.m, to 10 a.m., presented. Einf wood Pub « cinema— Star Trek were beginning to congregate for a night of partying. teddy bears will enjoy the Second Don’t expose every feeling III: The Search for Spock (PG) 7:30. will be the 51st Annual Craftsmen’s followed by a children’s parade. A prized 24-foot exhibit, "Minerals on It was disillusioning to hear "ghetto blasters” in Annual Teddy Bear Rally in Amherst, Poor Richard’s Pub A Cinema — Terrenceville. I went to bed early in order to get up Fair, sponsored by the League of New Seafood booths will open at 11 a.m. and Stamps," will be present, as will ex|>ert Mass., on Saturday. August 4. Moscow on the Hudson (PG) 7:15,9:30. Hampshire Craftsmen. Showcase Cinemas — Ghostbusters early because the ferry leaves at 8 a.m. King Neptune and the 1984 Maine Sea gemologists skilled in the art of gem Last year’s rally produced over 400 This year’s fair begins Saturday and (PG ) 12:30, 2:45, 4:55, 7:20, 9:40. — Goddess will arrive at the festival in the and mineral identification. contestant bears that were entered in Gremlins (PG) 12:30,2:45,5,7:30,9:50. Sunday, August 4- 5. Daily craftmaking afternoon. Fourteen dealers will have jewelry, if you want good relationship — Meatballs Part II (PG) 1, 3, 5, 7:15, 8:16 p.m. competitions. This year’s categories demonstrations and performing arts, ?:30. — The Karate Kid (PG) 1:15,4,7, Activities on Saturday will begin with gems, minerals, fossils, equipment, will range from the < utesl to the most coupled with hundreds of hand crafted 9:40. — Best Defense (R) 1,3,5:10,7:30, I slept very little on Monday night because of my another pancake breakfast on the carvings and books for sale. A worn out. In addition, over 60 dealers of DEAR DR. BLAKER - As a col­ some relief in being punished for it? — Purple Rain (R) 1, 3:10, 5:15, items will afford visitors much to do concern over sleeping too well and missing the ferry. waterfront from 7:30 a.m. to 10 a.m,, .swapping booth will also be set up for teddy hear- related items will be on lege sophomore at a large Midwest­ Or has the pattern emerged with 7:40, 10. — Indiana Janes and the and see. Temple of Doom (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5, One night without sleep, I reckoned, is better than two followed by a Seafood Parade sporting those interested in exchanging this for hand. Other attractions will include a ern university, I have many opportu­ force in adolescence? A sampling of categories will include T:40, 9:55. — The Muppets Toke more days in Terrenceville. floats, bands and clowns. At II a.m. the that. “ bear hospital" for mending needs, nities to meet young women my age. If it’s not clear how or why this all Manhattan (G) 1, 3, 5:10. — The Last Ask There was room on the ferry’s deck for my bike, but bird carvings, baskets and wreaths, exhibits will open and continue into the Hours are Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 The relationships always start out came about, perhaps you should get Starflghter (PG) 7:20, 9:30. readings from A.A. Milne’s "Winnie Manchester with the inflatable life rafts, storage bins, and gang blacksmithing, blown gla'ss, clothing, evening. p.m., Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. OK, but when we begin to get really some professional help. the Pooh,” and bear .songs. u — Revenge of the copper, tin and brass items, dolls, Sunday will offer two races: A Admissions are $1..50 for adults. close, that’s when my problems start. Blaker Being somewhat attracted to an old plank, a motorcycle would be difficult to squeeze in. Admission is free to the open Nerds (R) 2:15, 4:15, 7:15, 9:15. — The enamels and furniture. children’s fun run at 7:45 a.m. and a 10 75-cents for senior citizens, .50-cents for It’s not exactly the same with each ^rlfriend sounds like a fleeting feel­ Jungle Book (G) 2, 3:35, 5:05, 7, 9. — The thought of being cramped on such a small boat for common. Karen Blaker, Supervised play for children, a kilometer road race starting at 8; 30 those under 16. girl, but here is what happened last ing that does not really need to be The Neverending Story (PG) 2,4,7:20, 17 hours was enough to make one seasick before Hours are 9 li.m. to 4 p.m. "Living with Crafts’ ’ exhibit, and other a.m. In addition to the exhibits and For information, call (802) 863-5980 time: Everything was going great. Ph.D. confessed to one’s current love unless, Mansfield leaving the dock! For information, call (413) 2.5.3-9666. Then, onercyening, I saw an old girl­ that Is, the feeling Is so strong that Translux College Twin — Ghostbus­ 647-9946 At 7:30, I carried my bike aboard and secured it friend and was somewhat attracted to ters (PG) 7,9. — The Fistful of Dollars snugly to the starboard rail, using my tungy cords. one wants to change the present rela­ 9:30 with The Good, The Bad and The her. I didn’t do anything wrong — I tionship in some way. Ugly 6:45. Then I carried all of my equipment into the passenger cabin. At 8 a.m. I left, but after a mere 10 minutes or only said hello — but I felt guilty to the relationship. It is important to be able to distin­ Vernon Even small businessmen Two hit 14th gallon at K of C blood drive about the attraction. Cine 1 a 2— Star Trek 111; The Search less, turned around and headed back to Terrenceville! What’s wrong with me? guish which feelings should be shared for Spock (PG ) 7, 9:10. — Cheechand and which would be better kept to Chong’s The Corsican Brothers (PG) What happened? Two blood donors, Earl Doggard and donors. DzIedzInskI, Kathleen A. Faria, Arthur mond A. AAazzone, Susan E. AAazzone, I called my girlfriend up and told DEAR READER — It sounds like one’s self 7:30,9:30. have cash flow problems Three people had missed the boat, so the master Fettlg, John E. Furness Jr., Paul AA. West Hartford Joseph Czerwinski, donated their 14th James McElroy served as coordina­ Thomos A. AAedelros, Kenneth W. AAemery, her about ray feelings. She got mad at you have a bad case of the "guilts,” went back for them! It was a nice gesture, but I ’d Glacopassl. AAarcIa A. AAemery, Deborah AAessler. me — rightly so — and wouldn’t see Elm 1A 2 — Star Trek 111: The Search gallon at the Red Cross Bloodmobile tor for the Knights of Columbus. Christine C. Glenn, Peter H.Grose, Janine but I don’t know how or when you Henry Wallace ran as the for Spock ( PG) 2 ,7 ,9:30.— Cheech and always thought that when you missed a ferry, Elizabeth L. AAohr, John J. Naretto, held at the Knights of Columbus Lodge G riffin , Richard W. Hancock, Joan L. Albert Obue, Patricia Obue, William D. me for a week. Finally we got back caught it. Have you been this way Progressive Party’s candidate for Chong's The Corsican Brothers (PG) especially by that much, you missed a ferry. Harrison, Alberf W. Hemingway, Beverly 2:15,7:15,9:30. on July 24. Other donors were: O’Neill, Arlyne Peck, Irene PIsch, Roland togetter. but something similar hap- since you were a little boy — overly the presidency in 1948 and got most A whale followed in our wake for a while before Herzog, P afrlclo Hetzel, Lawrence C. HIM. Poulin, Robert Sadloskl. praed a few weeks later and she real­ The Movies — Revenge of the Nerds Others reaching gallon marks were: Robert C, Albert, Cynthia B. Almonte, conscientious, confessing to the of his support from New York and a Your newspaper carrier depends disappearing from view. We didn’t see much of it, Helen AA. Aseltlne, Phyllis E. Backlel, Betty (R) 12:M, 2:30, 4:30, 7:35, 9:30. - The Janine Griffin, 4 gallons; Robert Albert William E. Hill, Gloria C. Hllfon, Charles AAasae U. Sour, John B. Sayre, AAarla U ly began to question my commitment smallest imperfection and finding Califoria. Jungle Book (PG ) 12,1:45,3:35,5:20,7, mostly the top fin. Baracco, Joseph F. BernardI Sr., Morv S. E. HIrfh, Scotf B. 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(PG) with Tank (PG) at dark. you pay your carrier when he day. Mercifully, the 17-hour ferry ride was over. We Karen Guglielmone, 56 Joyce Lane, Internal Revenue Service against Lltfu rqltatud $89,000 (based on conveyance tax). Quitclaim daadt Army Spec. 4 William S. Bean, son of Margaret B. Funk, a communications equipment specialist with weren’t allowed to stay on the ferry overnight, but the property of Casa Di Zocco Inc , 250 Town of Manchester relehses lien Robert and Christine Thomson to Robert H. Funk to Constance T. Mills of 39C Bluefield Drive, has arrived for duty in the 2006th Communications Group, was previously Bluegnas State calls tOj collect. Thank you. CN terminal remained open all night. Hartford Road, $3,471. against property of Donald and Gilda David Orfitelli, unit 1, Grove Park Mother, unit 25B, Esquire Drive. Wuerzburg, West Germany. assigned at Keesler Air Force Base, Miss. I loaded my bike and wheeled It inside the terminal., Thompson, 28 S. 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Parts of it are to Stephan and Ann Wantuch, 145-147 and Thelma Sherwood. 476 Gardner St. property of William and Sandra Smith 96 Homestead Drive, Coventry and Lorry M Marine Corps Air Station, Cherry Point, N.C. ISth state in 1792. __ Call 647-9946 Maple St., $123,000. attachment on property of Donald K. reprinted here. Mark A. Palm er to Eileen J. Palmer, 86 Green Road, $946. Kuehl. U - MANCMKSTKR HKRAl.D, Tuesday. July 31, 1984 MANCUKSTKK HKRAl.P. Tuosda) . July ;il. l«B-> 15 Miller leads women cagers S c o r e b o a r d Bv'^etf Hasen SPORTS its quest for its first gold medal. 43-29 halftime lead. UPl Sports Writer Miller's behavior gets another Women’s Single Scutts The Olympians awoke earlier Women's Gymnostics ^eot 1 — 1, Charlotte. Geer. United te.st today when the Americans when Miller, who will be a junior at Stotes. 3:45.05. 2, Andreo Schreiner. INGLEW OOD. Calif. — Cheryl play Australia. The U.S., favored the University of Southern Califor­ Teom Stondlngs Canada. 3:48 20 . 3. Jose Compaan. American 800 freestyle relay sets world record Miller’s playing style has her to win the gold because of the nia in September, hit the first 4 Olympics 1, Romania, 196.15. 2, United States. Netherlonds. 3;54.70, 4, Astrld Unger, wondering what people mean when 195.70, 3, China, 194.15. 4, W. Germany, Austria. 3:54.96. 5, Ursulo Unger, West Soviet Union's boycott of the Los American points and was an early 189.85. 5. Canada. 188.65. 6. Jopon, 187.60 Germony. 3:59.67. 6. Jacqu) Morshall. they call her offensive. Angeles Games, was forced by the factor on the boards. 7, Switzerland, 166.15. 8, Great Britoln. Australia, 4,07.06. “ It has gotten me into a lot of 185.90. 9, Spain, 185.40. Heot 2 — Beryl Mitchell. Great Britain. draw to play its first two games at But Jasmina Perazic. a four- Tutfttfov/ July 31 trouble lately.” Miller said after All Around IndlvIduoi Stondlngs 3 45 18 2, Bel Ann HoesHjrouck, eariy-morning hours. "We've been year starter at the University of BOMiMil 1, (tie) Lovinio Agache. Romonio. Belgium. 3:45 67 3. Lise Marlanlus (Dotf9«r Stodium) scoring 23 points in an animated five to a room and (teammate) Maryland, scored 12 points in a 16-6 39.55. Ecoterino Szabo. Romania. 39 55 3. tesen. Hayes’ gutsy performance leads U.S. Preliminaries — 4 o.m. (double M ary Lou Retlon, Fairmont. W, Vo,. DenmorK. 3:50 IS 4. AntoneMa Corazza, display that carried the U.S. Pam McGee wakes us up at 5:30," spree that built Yugoslavia’s first beoder), Italy vs. Domlnicon Repub­ lic; 39.50; 4. Juiianne McNomora, ian Itolv. 3:55 17 5. Annelle Lorsson, women to an 83-55 Olympic victory Miller said. "Pam flips on the Ramon, Collf. 39.45 . 5. Kathy Johnson, lead, 19-18, with 6:34 left in the first United States vs. Chinese Taipei. Sweden. 3:56 73 By Fred McMane Woodhead in the women's 200- the la.st 10 meters and get beaten to over Yugoslavia. lights and it's a mad race to the half. Hunington Beach. Calif. 39.10.6, Yonhong Heot 3 — 1. Valeria Ratllo. Romania. Botfcttball Ma, China. 39.05. 7, (tie) Laura Cutina, UPl Sports Writer meter freestyle. Wayte was the wire by the long-limbed " I ’m going to continue to do it, (THe 3-44.22 . 2. Stephanie Foster, New bathroom. I've learned something Then. Miller took over, hitting Forum) Romonio, 39.00. Simona Pouca. Roma­ Zeolond. 3 51.86 3. Marla DeLoFuente, clocked in 1: ,59.28, a personal best. German. but n i curb it into the opposite about the morning. The birds Women’s round robin — 9 a m., nia. three free throws and a field goal Australlo vs. United States; 2:30 p.m., Mexico. 3:55 60 4. Lisa Schelbert. LOS ANGEl.KS - Bnu'c Huycs, Like Hayes, Wayte smelled the "The last 50 meters I couldn't get direction. I don't go out to aren't up. It's still dark.” 39.00. 9, Mihoela Stonulet. Romonia, Norway, 3:55.80. 5, Laurence Hourdel. on a duck-under move in the 20-4 Yugoslavia vs. South Korea; 8 p.m., 39.00. 10. Ping Zhou. Chino. 38.95 a swimmer with a heart as big as gold medal in the la.st ,50 meters my arms over," Morales said. "I humiliate or put it in someone's China vs. Canodo. Fronce 4,00.27. Miller, the collegiate Player of run that sent the Americans on Also: 11, Michelle Dusserre, Garden Women’s Quodrupte Sculls With Cox- his native Texas, has added a new and reached back for something was tired. I think I took it out a little face." Men’s prellmlnorles — 10:45 a.m., Grove, Calif. 38.75. 15, Tracee Talavera, the Year last season, had 17 their way to victory China vs. France (G roup B ); 4:15 p.m.. swainm dimension to the term ' Olympian extra. bit harder than I should have. Answering an early wakeup call first-half points, including nine in a Walnut Creek. Collf. 38.50. 18, Bonnie Heot 1 — 1. Romonio (Title Taran. Miller scored six of the Ameri­ United States vs. Canada (B ); 9:45 p.m., Wittmeler, Canodo, 38.35. 19. (tie) effort." "I said to my.self, 'It's the gold Experience showed on Michael for the 9 a.m. (PD T) start. Miller Uruouov vs. Spain (B ). Anlsoaro Sorohon. loonn Badeo. Sofia 20-4 U.S. burst that brought the can’s first eight points of the Andrea Thomas, Canodo, 38 20. Pamela Corbon, Ecaterlno Ooncia) 3:15.34. 2. Hayes recorded one of the most medal so go for it.' and I put my Gross' part. My fir.st 50 might have helped the U.S. successfully open Americans from a 25-23 deficit to a second-half and Coach Pat Head Boxing Blleck, Garden Grove, Calif ., 38 20. Fronce (Evelyne Imbert, L vdle Dubedot. dramatic and gutsy performances (Sports Arena) Voult head down and kicked and pulled been too fast and 1 think that Summitt then began resting many Prellmlnorv bouts — 11 a.m ,-2 p.m .; 6- ChristineGosse, Helene Ledoux, Patricia in Olympic Games history Mon­ as hard as I could." she said. 1, (tie) Yongyan Chen. Chino, 9.90, Couturier) 3:18 88 3. Conodo (Lisa Roy. contributed to my mu.scle fatigue of her starters. 9:30 o.m. Ping Zhou. China, 9.90,Lavlnla Ag CycMno Janice Moson. Vicki Harber, Dolores day, turning an almost certain loss It gave the United Slates six gold at the end." Miller admitted the Olympic ache, Young, Carolyn) 3 19,83 4, West (Olympic Velodrome) Romania, 9.90, Ecaterina Szabo, Romo into victory while anchoring the medals in nine swimming events, U.S, athletes also performed Individuoi pursuit quarterfinals; sprint Germany (Anne Dlckmonn. Rglno lU competition is far different from nia, 9.90, M ory Lou Retton. Fairmont, Klelne U.S. men's 4 X 200 freestyle relay- although two of tho.se golds came in well in boxing, men's cycling, repechooe; points roce qualifications — West Virginia, 9.90. 6. (tie) Qlurul Zhou. 'til what she has encountered before. 10 o.m .-3 p.m. kuhlmonn. Ute Kumitz, Sabine Reuter. team to a world record the same event when Nancy women’s basketball, women’s vol­ China. 9.85, Kothy Johnson. Hunting KothrlenPluckhohn)3 19 85 j:55 "For me, there’s a lot of Soccer ton performance. Hogshead and Carrie Sleinseifcr leyball and women’s gymnastics. (Rose Bowl) Heot 2 — 1, United Slates (Anne self-imposed pressure.” Miller Beach, Calif., 9.85. 8, (tic) Kelly Brown. Marden. Llso Rohde, Joan Lind, Virginia Swimming the final leg for the tied for first place Sunday in the In boxing, light flyweight Paul Preliminary match — 7 p.m., Italy vs. Canada, 9.80, Sae Watanabe. Japan. 9.80, said. "But the pressure is on United States (Group D ). Glider. Kelly Rickon) 3; 14.68 2,penmai k United States, Hayes, of Dalla.s, women's 100-meter fret-style. Gonzales of Los Angeles, middle­ Laura Cutino, Romonia, 9.80, Simono ( Hanne MondsfE riksen , Bit glMe everybody else here because they (Combridge) Pauca, Romonio, 9,80. Mihoela Stanulel, lost the lead to the great Michael Five more swimming races will weight Virgil Hill of Williston. have to beat us in Los Angeles." Preliminary match — 7 p.m., Norway Honel. Grpss and appeared to have no vs. France (A ). Romania, 9.80, Pamela Blleck. Gorden chorlotte Koetoed. Bodll SteenRos be contested today, with the United N.D.. and light heavyweight McGee added 13 points and Grove, Calif., 9.80, Michelle Dusserre, musse. chance of overtaking the tall West (Annapolis) Garden Grove. Calif., 9.80, Juiionne States expected to win all five. Evander Holyfield of Atlanta won Lynette Woodard 11. Preliminary match — 7 p.m., Qatar vs. Jette HelllSoeresen) 3 14 69 3, Italy 3 German, who was going ;ifter his McNamaro, San Romon, Calif.,9 80. (Alessandro Memo, Donato MIno Three gold medals also will be 3 their opening round matches. In China (C ). Yugoslavia, second to China in Trocee Tolavero, Wolnut Creek. Collf, rail, • third gold medal of the Games. contested in .shooting and one in cycling, Steve Hegg of Dana Point, (Stonford) 9.80. the pre-Olympic qualifying tourna­ Preliminary motch — 7 p.m., Eovpt Paolo Gr Izzet11, Rober to DelCore) "There's nothing Hayes can do gymnastics. Calif, cracked the 5-year-old out­ Also: 17, Bonnie Wittmeler, Canada, 3:22 89 ment, was led by Perazic with 24 vs. Costa Rica (B ). 9.75, 21, Andrea Thomas, Canada. 9.70. about it; he's helpless in the Earlier Monday. Ed Etzel of door world record in the early W'\ Gymnostics Men’s Four Oars With Coxswain points. Uneven Bors Heat 1 — Itoly (Giovanni Serglscrgos, water," a televi.son announcer Morgantown, W. Va. earned the stages of the 4,000-meter individ­ (Pouley Pavilion) 1, (tie) Yanhong Mo, China, 9 90, " It’s ju.st tremendous how bas­ Men's optional exercises 9:30- Giovanni Suai3z. GIno Isoppl. Glu boldly proclaimed after Gross h;id U.S. a gold medal in shooting by ual pursuit event. Ecoterina Szabo, Romania,9.90, Juiianne setipe ketball has developed in the United 11:30 M cNam aro, Son Ramon. Calif., 9,90. 4 moved ahead with his powerful, winning the English match rifle a.m.; 3-5 p.m. Corando. SIro M tli) 4,4 / 20 2. West Cheryl Miller scored 23 points to States," Perazic said. (tie) LavInIa Agache, Romonia, 9.85, Germany (Hoflbert Karches. Georg long strokes. competition with an almo.st perfect x-Men's optional exercises team finals lead the U.S. women to an 83-55 Yugoslavian Coach Milan Vaso- — 6:30-6:30 p.m. Michelle Dusserre, Garden.Grove, C a lif, Konermann, Woltrom Thelm. Wolf But Hayes, a IKT.A junior known score victory over Yugoslavia in basket­ 9.85.6, M ary Lou Retton, Folrmont, West gong jevic said the Americans are Hondball Virginia, 9.80. 7, (tie) JlonI Wu. China, for a strong finishing kick, does not (Col Stole Fullerton) Maennig, Mardrcd Klein) 4:51.27 .1. The other three swimming gold ball, the women’s volleyball team clearly the world's best. 9.75, Laura Cutina, Romania, 9.75, 9. Canada (David Ross, Tim Chrlstaln, know the meaning of the word medals awarded Monday went to Men's preliminaries — 11 o.m., Sweden (tie) Simona Pouco, Romania, downed West Germany 17-15, 15-8, UPl photo In other games Monday, China vs. South Korea (Group 8); 12:30 p.m., Richard Doey. Nick Toulmln, Paul 9.70, Tessler) 4:52.41 4, Brazil (Andre "quit.■■ He overtook the 6-foot-7 Gross, who won the men's 100- 15-19, and thewomen’s gymnastics downed stubborn Australia. 67-64, Denmark vs. Spain (B ); 2 p.m., swimmer, known as "The Alba- Yuooslovla vs. Israel (A ); 6:30 p.m., Mihoela Stonulet, Romania, 9.70. Berezin. Lulz Santos, Denis Morinhu. meter butterfly in a world record team finished less than one-half Michael Gross of West Germany had set the previous world record earlier behind 18 points by Song Xiaobo, 16 Also: 11, Kathy Johnson, Huntington Lai Ido Machado, Monoel Novo) tro.ss. " to give the United States a Switzerland vs. Japan (A); 8 p.m., ,5,5.08: Canada's Alex Baumann, point behind Romania in the clenches his fists after winning the gold by Liu Qing and 15 by Qui Chen: Romania vs. Algeria (A ); 9:30 p.m., Beach, Calif., 9.60. 19. (tie) Bonnie 4:56.29 in the day but had to settle for the silver Wittmeler, Canada, 9.45, Tracee Tolave Heat 2 - - t, GM*ot Britoln (M artin scant four one-hundredths of a who captured the men's 400-meter compulsories despite cries of pro­ and South Korea downed Canada, West Germany vs. United States (B ). .second victory over West Ger­ medal in world record time in the medal. Field Hockey ro. Walnut Creek, Calif., 9.45 22, Glgl Cross, Richard Budoett. Andrew Holmes. individual medley in a world test over the judging. 67-62, behind Park Chan-Sook’s 24 Zosa, Canada, 9.35. 25, Andreo Thomas, Steven Redgrave, AdrianElllson)4.44 02 100-meter butterfly. Pablo Morales (left) (East Let Angeles College) Canada, 9.30. many in world record time of record 4; 17.41 and Canada's Anne The U.S. team, having to per­ points. Men's preliminaries — 0:30 a.m., 2, United States ( Thomas K lefer. Gregory 7: 15.69. Ottenbrite, who took the women's form its compulsory exercises Australia vs. Spain (Group A); 10:15 BolonceBeom Springer. Michael Bach, Edward Ives. Other games today pit Yugosla­ 1, (tie) Lavinia Agache, Romania, 9 85. John Stillings) 4 44 62. 3, New Zealand "Coming home, I pul my head 200-meler breaststroke. during the morning when scores a.m .. United States vs. West Germany arena. There is absolutely no night's team finals. "The part I was worried about via against South Korea and China (A ); 4:15 p.m., India vs. Malaysia (A ). Kathy Johnson, Huntington Beach. (Kevin Lawton. Donald Symon, Barrie down. I didn't breathe and 1 went Also. China added another gold arc traditionally lower, totaled excuse for that kind of scoring at was the compulsories," said Kar­ UPl photo Collf., Mabbott, Ross Tong, Brett Hollister) Retton, meanwhile, had totaled against Canada. Women's round robin — 2:M p.m., 9.85, Juiianne M cNam ara, San Ramon, forthe wall," Hayes said, "Isaidto medal to its collection when Wu 195.70, Afterwards, American Holland vs. New Zealand. 4:50,72. 4, Jopnn (Satoru Mlyoshi, the Olympic Games." 39..50 in her bid for the all-around oly. "M ary Lou is the best gymnast Six teams — the U.S., Australia. Collf., 9.85, M ory Lou Retton, Fairmont. TodashI Abe, Shunsuke. Kowo myself "Just put your head down Shude won the featherweight Cheryl Miller (right) battles and comes away with the ball Modern Pentothlon West Vlrglnlo, 9.85. 5, Simona Pauca. women s coach Don Peters blasted Peters was particularly upset championship, only ,05 of a point in the world in the optionals." China, Yugoslavia. South Korea (Coto de Caza) moto, and kick,' When I touched and weightlifting competition. a Romanian judge, Julia Roter- that American star Mary Lou Retton thought she might re­ in women's basketball action Monday at the Olympic Swimming — 2-4 p.m. Romanic, 9.80. 6, (tie) JlonI Wu. Chino, Hldeakl Macguchl, Aklhiro Koike) behind Romanian's Ecaterina and Canada play a round-robin 9.75, Ecaterina Szobo, Rorhanla, 9 75 8. everyone yelled, I knew we had Sometimes, though, an athlete Rowing 5 M 43 escu, for what he considered Retton had not received a perfect Szabo and Lavina Agache. ceive. a "to" after her floor Games. Miller had 23 points to lead U.S. past Yugoslavia, schedule with the four top teams (tie) Andrea Thomas, Canada, Men's Double Sculls Without Coxs­ won it." (Lake Casitos) 9.70, can try too hard. That happened to prejudiced scoring. score for her floor exercise exercise in the compulsories. Men’s elimination heats ^ 7:30-10:M wain The gymnastics competition 83-55. advancing to medal competition. Yanhong Ma, China, 9.70, Mihoela The spectacular finish provided Pablo Morales of Stinta Clara. "We got hammered on the routine. took place with 1976 Olympic When she completed her routine a.m. Heat 1 — Andros Schmclz and Georg the American swimmers with their Calif., in the men's lOO-meler Shooting Stonulet, Romania, 9.70, Pamela Blleck, Akrlkolo, West Germany. 4:59.41 2, balance beam." said Peters, Despite Peters' objections, the heroine Nadia Comaneci in the she fan around the mat to the first Garden Grove, Calif., 9.70. Bradley Lewis and Paul Engulst. Unlterl second gold medal of the day, (Prodo Park) butterfly. After setting a world "That Romanian judge at one Romanians, performing at night, stands and her former coach, Bela row of the stands, where she x-Clay target-trap — 9 a.m .-4 p.m. Also: 12, Tracee Talovero, Walnut States, 5:01.91. 3, Alt Hansen and Rolf Mary Wayte of Mercer Island, Grove, Calif., 9.65. 18, Bonnie Wittmeler. Thorsen, Norway, 5:03.27 , 4, Wllfried record in the event in the morning point gave out a 9.4 while others scored only slightly better than the Karoly, on the sidelines. Karoly received a big hug from Karoly. x-Runnlng gome torget — 9 a.m .-4 p.m. Wash . also look home a gold x-AIr rifle — 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Conada. 9.55. 22, (tie) Anita Botnen. Auerbach and Thomas Llnomayr. Aus heals, he had Gross beaten enter­ gave 9.9’s. 1 can’t understand why U.S. Romania was given 196.15 Then, when a score of 9.95 was Gonzales paces U.S. boxers Canada, 9.40, Glgl Zosa, Conada, 9,40. trla, 5:03.81. 5, M arc sven Noter ar>d now coaches both Retton and Swimming medal for the United States by ing the final .50 meters of the she wasn't given a yellow caution points, only .45 ahead of the flashed on the eletronie board, she (McDonald's Swim Stodium) Floor Exercises Daniel Winkler, Switzerland, 5:05.82. 6. American teammate Juiianne 1, Ecaterina Szabo, Romania, 10.00. 2, Armando Chavez ond Eduordo Arrillgo, edging teammate Cynthia "Sippy" championship race only to tire in card or escored right out of the . Americans going into Wednesday stopped and stared for a moment. policeman who led the teen-ager McNamara. By Rich Tosches Gonzales who owned the day. Women’s 400-freestyle heats — 8:30 (tie) Lavinlo Agache, Romonio, 9.95, Mexico, 6:57.01. UPl Sports Writer cruising to a 5-0 decision. into a boxing gym. a.m. M ory Lou Retton, Folrmont, West Heat 2 — 1, Dirk Crols and Pierre Gonzales, in the 106-pound class, Now, he is a solid favorite to win M en’s 100-freestyle heats ~ 9 :05a .m . Virginia, 9.95. 4, (tie) Ping Zhou, China, marie Deloof. Belgium, 4:58.27. 2. Women's 100-backstroke heats — 9.90, Juiianne Me Namara, Son Ramon, Francesco Esposito ond Rugero Verroca, LOS AN GELES - In the cozy- dominated the shorter Korean, the Olympic gold. 9:33 Calif., 9.90. 6, JianI Wu, China, 9.85. 7, 5,02.84 . 3, Rcino Korppinen and Aarne confines of the Sports Arena, the lashing him with dozens of punish­ In the later bouts. Hill slopped o.m. (lie) Yongyon Chen, Chlna.9.80, Yanhong Lindroos, Finland. 5;()4,65. 4, Tim Storm Ma, China, 9.80, Qlurul Zhou, China. 9.60, people of Los Angeles stood and ing punches in each round. Gon­ Edward Neblett of Barbados with M en’s 200 backstroke heats — 9:53 and Peter MacGowa. Canodo, 5;06,49 5. China weightlifters have a.m. Loura Cutina, Romania, 9.80, MIhoelo Zoran Poncic and Mllorad Stnnulov, cheered for a new hero, Paul zales knocked Kim down with a a series of crushing left hooks in Stonulet, Romania, 9.80, Kothy Johnson, Yuooslovla, 5:09.13, American gymnasts Women's 4x100-freestyle relay heats — Huntington Beach, Cailf.,9.80. Gonzales. lightning combination just one the second round. Holyfield be­ 10:10 a.m. Also: 16, (tie) Pomelo Blleck, Garden Four years ago. many of those minute into the fight and forced the came the fourth U.S, first-round x-Women’s 400-freestyle finals — Shooting 4:15 Grove, Calif., 9.70, Michelle Dusserre, Men's Small-Bore Rifle, English Match same people would have rolled up referee to is.sue a standing eight- winner — Mark Breland was a o. m. (harden Grove, Collf., 9.70. Final their car windows and locked the count to Kim later in the round. winner Sunday — by slopping x-Men's 100-freestyle finols — 4:37 p.m. 1, (Gold) Edward Etzel, Morgantown. no complaint of boycott x-Women’s100backstrokefinats— 4:55 Modern Pentathlon WVo., 599. 2. (Silver) Michel Bury. contend for gold doors if Gonzales and his friends outclassed Taju Akay of Ghana Individual Fencing-complete Fronce, 596. 3, (Bronze) Mkhrrel p. m. had walked past them on the With Kim steadily in pursuit. with 46 seconds left in the final x-Men's 200-backstroke finals — 5:13 Sullivan, Britain, 596 4, Alister Allan. 1, Achim Bellmann, West Germany. Bv David Motfit 25-year-old weightlifting coach By Pohia Smith street, Gonzales moved skillfully, using round. O.m. Britoln. 595. 5, Froncesco NannI, Son medals were awarded and said his height and reach advantage In the 165-pound class. Hill x-Women's 4xl00-freestyle relay fi­ 1,066; 2, Svante Rosmusson, Sweden, Morino, 594.6, Hons Strand. Sweden. 594 UPl Sports Writer who moved into the favorite’s role winning the back-to-back gold and UPl Sports Writer nals 1,022. 3, Paul Four, France, 978, 4. 7, John Duus, Norway. 594. 8, Ulricti with of the absence of Russia's Gonzales has made the enor­ brilliantly. Each time Kim tried to stunned Neblett with four left — 5:33 p.m. Donlele Masala, Itoly, 956. 5 (tie) Martin Lind, West Germany, 593 9. Vklm silver medals is a big boost for mous jump from street gang tough move inside. Gonzales slowed him hooks in the second round and then VolleyboM Lo m p re ch t, Sweden. 912. Ivo r Sis Gorces,Mexico,593,10 ElloGnagnorelli, LOS ANGELES - China’s Oksen Mirzoian and Bulgaria's Los ANGELES — The way niega, China's weightlifting program. to hero with his boxing ability, and with crunching lefts and rights. staggered him with a fifth, prompt­ (Long Beach Sports Arena) Italy. 593. weightlifters are offering no com­ Naim Suleimanov, won the ban­ things are going for American Men's preliminaries — 10 a.m., Egypt Mexico, 912. Robert Gregory Losey, Son '"This is the first time for China never has he shown off his talents Kim was ranked No. 2 in the Antonio, Tex. 912. Richard Phelps, Men’s Basketball plaints about the absence of tamweight (123 pounds) gold me­ gymnasts at UCLA's Pauley ing a standing eight-count from the vs. Canada (Group B ); 12 p.m., Italy vs. to win gold medals in weightlifting better than he did Monday when he world, mostly on the basis of his referee. China (B ); 6:30 p.m ., Brazil vs. Britain, 912. 9, (tie) Saleh Fora), Italy 80, W Germony 72 Eastern Bloc nations that chose to dal. Wu edged ountryman Runm- Pavilion, the school may be Bahrain, 890. DIdler Boube, France, 890. and that's a great encouragement reduced his stiffest Olympic gold silver medal performance in the When the fight resumed. Hill, the Argentina (A ); 6:30 p.m., United Stotes Brazll91Egypt82 boycott the Olympic Games. ing Lai by lifting 325 pounds in his for us," said Wu. forced to rename its famous vs. Tunisia (A ). Jorge Quesada, Spoln, 890. The Chinese lifters know they medal competition to rubble. World Championships earlier this 1983 North American amateur olso: 12, Michael Storm, Arlington, Vo. Women's Baskcthull final try in the clean and jerk. basketball arena the House of Weightlifting . "As everyone knows, we came Fighting with grace and power year, Gonzales was ranked third. champion from Williston. N.D., 668 United Stotes 63, Yugoslovlo 55 would have had little chance to here striving forthe medals," said Olympic Miracles, (LoyolaMarymount University) 18, Dean Glenesk, Santa M aria, Collf., take home Olympic medals, had just eight miles from where he World Champion Rafael Sainz of crashed two more left hooks to Featherweight, Group B — 2-4 p.m. 824. U N IT E D STATES (83) That gave Wu an aggregate of Lai. "Getting two each night is Arrivng at the Summer x-Featherwelght, GroupA— 6-9p.m. Edwards 0 4 00 0. Henry 3 8 12 I. the Soviets and Bulgarians chosen grew up, Gonzales scored a lop­ Cuba is not competing in the Neblett's head. The referee merci­ Team Fencing Woodard 3-10 5 8 11. Donovan 26 2 3 6. .590 pounds and a five-and-a- half very encouraging." Games, hoiping to simply end Wrestling 1, Sweden, 912. 2. France, 758. 3, to come Los Angeles. Without that sided victory over Korea's Kwang- Games because of his nation's fully stepped in and stopped the (Anaheim Convention Center) Boswell 2-6 0-0 4, Miller 9 13 5 / 23, pound edge over Lai. who was While the Orientals were win­ several decades of Olympic United States, 912. 4, Italy, 846. 5, Lawrence 0-3 0-0 0, Noble 1 1 2 3 4. competition, however, the Chinese Sun Kim, leaving himself a clear boycott, fight. There was only a mild Greco-Roman: Switierlond, 846. 6, West Germany, 714. unsuccessful in two attempts to ning all the medals, the biggest oblivion by winning silver or Preliminaries 48, 52,62,74,90, over 100 Mulkey 2-2 M 5, Curry 3-6 0-0 6. McGee are doing very well,' indeed. path to the gold medal. Gonzales, the silver medalist at protest from Neblett and none 7, Mexico, 912. 8, Finland, 780. 9, Britain, 5-103-413, Menken-Schaudi 2 20 4. ToInK clean and jerk 320 pounds. cheers from the mainly American bronze medals, both the men kg — noon-3 p.m .; 6-8:30 p.m. 602. 10, Egypt, 0756. Teammates Virgil Hill and the 1983 Pan-American Games, from his trainer. Yochting 32 71 19-30 83 Japan took its second-straight audience went to Albert Hood, only and women are instead in Individual Competition Summary YUG DSLVIA (55) Monday, for the second straight Evander Holyfield completed a was raised in a tough East Los Holyfield. of Atlanta, concluded (Olympic Yachting Center) bronze medal, this time by high U.S. participant on the first two position to defeat defending First Race — 1:30-6:30 p.m. Ozegovic M 00 2, Suko 0 1 00 0. night, China’s lifters finished 1-2 U.S. sweep later in the day with Angeles neighborhood and was the fine U.S. showing with a 1. Svante Rasmusson, Sweden, 2,092. 2, Komnenovic 0-1 4-5 4, Pocekovic 1 4 8 10 school teacher Masahiro Kotaka. days of Olympic weightlifting world champions and win the Donlele Masala, itoly, 2,056. 3, Achim for their second- straight gold- opening-round wins, but it was pulled off the mean streets by a powerful attack against Akay. 10, Vangelovsko 1 3 2 4 4. Pe< IkozoOOOO Wu, who coaches junior high competition. United States' first team gold Team medals Bellmann, West Germany, 2,020. 4, Poul 0. Golic 1-2 OO 2. DornIk 0 2 13 I silver prouction. And. there's a Four, France, 2,010. 5, RIchord Phelps, Molstorovlc 0-1 04)0, Pero/k 9 19 6 6 24. school athletes, was tied with Lai, Hood, from Los Angeles, fin­ medals. Britain, 2,012. 6. Ivor Sisnlega, Mexico, good chance they will make it three Deklevo 2 5 2-2 6. Uzelor. 0 4 2 2 2 Totnis a 21-year-old physical education ished eighth, but set a pair of U.S. Led by tiny bombshell Mary Gold Silver Bronze Tot. 1,982. 7, Robert Gregory Losev, San 15-43 25 32 55 golds 'n a row tonight when Chen instructor, in aggregate lift weight United States 15 Antonio, 1,974; 8, ^le h Foral, Bohrain, Holttime— United Stales43, Yugoslo bantamweight records. He lifted a Lou Retton, the U.S. women 6 1,960. 8, DIdler Boube, France, 1,960. 10, Weigiang will be among the prior to his final. But Wu trailed in Monday survived some strict China via career-best 248 pounds in the Volleyball shootout today W. Germany 6 Jorge Quesada, Spain, 1,950. 29. Total fouls— UnlteKaren Stives, Dover. Moss , 49 20 4, Lbs ANGELES (UPl) — Steve Brazil. Mark Todd, New Zealand, 51.60 5, Posajl Curtis Harnett won the silver in Hans-Henrik Oersted in Mexico decide the team medals Wed­ Brazil held an 11-10 lead in the talented teens settled down. Olympic results Four, France, 1,000. 4, Richard Phelps, Hegg of Dana Point, Calif, rode an Argentina has an advantage in Britain, 1,000. 4, lhab Etlebedy. Egypt, Morvlllers, France, 52 60 6, Michael 1:06.44 and Fabrice Colas of City Oct. 31, 1979. nesday night. “ The Romanians Pettersson.Sweden.54.00 7,(He) Virginia innovative new cycle to a world France took the bronze in 1:06.65. that it already has played a 1JD00. "I've been riding the hew bike won’t fold. Swimming also: 19, Michael Storm, Arlington, Va. Holgate, Britain, 56.40. Ian Stark, Britain, outdoor record in the 4,000-meters 56 40. Claus Erhorn, West Germany, 56.40 Hegg, riding a Raleigh bike with since last year," said Hegg, 21, a “ But I think we're in good preliminary Group A game but lost 724. 34, (tie) Robert Gregory Losev, San pursuit Monday in a preliminary to the United States. Meanwhile, Men’s 400 M eter Individual Medley Final Antonio, Tex. 586. Dean Glenesk, Santa 10, (tie) Jan Jonsson, Sweden. 57 60 a flat, one-inch thick carbon disc shape. We re within striking ABC’s coverage Torrance Flelsrhmonn, The Plains, Vo , former world class skier who took 1, (Gold) Alex Baumann, Canodo, competition at the Olympic Brazil, the No. 1 team on its Marla, Collf. 586. 57.60. back wheel, caught opponent up cycling in 1982. "Mentally, I distance. I was afraid it (the 4:17.41.2, (Silver) Ricardo Prodo,Brazil, Modern Pentathlon Fencing Team Com­ Games. Also; 16, J . Michael Plumb, Dover,M d., Pedro Omar Caino of Argentina on think things like that make aMot of Romanians' lead) would be continent, is making its debut with 4:18.45. 3, (B ro n ze ) Robert W ood- petition In the 1-kilometer time trials. house, 1, Spain, 817. 2. Sweden, 724. 3, West 61.20, 21. Edie Torves, Canada, 63.60, 31, the last lap and finished the 12-lap more than a point. We've got a a reputation as being among the Kelly Plitz, Canada, 67.40. 34, Liz Ashton, West German Freddy Schmidtke difference. If I feel really conjfor- Australia, 4:20.50. 4, Jesus Vassollo, Germ any, 634.4, (tie) Egypt, 862. Japon, run in four minutes, 35,57 seconds. shot at it. It’s going to be a world's strongest teams. looks like big hit Mission Vielo, Calif., 4:21.46. 5, Maurizio Canada, 69.60.39, Martha Griggs. Canada. table at the track and really gbod 862; 6, France, 566. 7, (tie) Switzerland, captured the gold medal in 1 That broke the world record for an Either of these two teams and DIvano, Italy, 4:22.76. 6, Jeffrey Kostoff, 662. Mexico, 862. 9, Australia, 448. 10. 74.00. 44, RIchord Rader, Virgin Islands, about my equipment, I ride well. If dogfight. The team that hits the 76.00 . 48, Mark Wotrlng, Puerto Rko. minute, 6.10 seconds. Canadian Upland. Calif., 4:23.28. 7, Stephen Italy. 724. outdoor track set by Denmark's best on Wednesday 's going to _the United States are expected to Bv Juiianne Hastings the first part of the $5 million . . I'm disturbed with it, I may not Poulter, Britain, 4:25.80. 8, Giovanni Also: 14, United States, 566. 88 00 ride well.” s win." finish 1-2 in their group at the end of UPl TV Reporter production, the extravaganza Franceschl, Italy, 4:26.05. IndlvIduoi Endurance the preliminaries and advance to ended with an emotion-charged, Mowing I. Christian Persson. Sweden 2. Sarah V The astonishingly well- Gordon, Ireland 3, Virginia Holgatr. the medal round semifinals. NEW YOR K — ABC’s coverage spontaneous display of interna­ Women's200Meter FreestyleFlnol Women's Four-Oar With Coxswain Hegg and teamate Leonard Nitz, balanced U.S. men’s team goes 1, (Gold) M ary Wayte. Mercer Island. Heat 1 — I. Romonia (Florica Lovric, Britain. 4, Andrew Nlcholsorj, New The U.S. men play a weak tional unity by the competing Zealand. 5, Armond Bigot, Fronce 6. J Are they Journalists who had the third-best overall time into its final optional round UPl photo of the X X III Olympiad showed Wash., 1:59.23. 2, (Silver) Cvnthio Marla Fricloiu, Chlra Apostol, Tunisian team which has already athletes, who joined hands and Woodhead. Riverside, Collf., 1:59.50. 3. Olga Michael Plumb, U.S. 7, Liz Ashton, at 4:46.51, both won their rides tonight leading China, the 1983 signs of becoming a hit this Canada. 8, Richard Rader, Virgin Islands Mary Lou Retton, the smallest American Olympian lost to South Korea in the other weekend with its Busby Berkeley- swayed to the music of Simpsom ( Bronze) AnnemarieVerStoppen, Bularda. VIorica Lola) 1 minute, 36.81 easily, placing the Americans as world champion, by 1.05 points. • Nether­ seconds. 2, Netherlands (M ortho Laurll- 9, Andrew Hoy, Australlo 10, Juan Redon, favorites in the competition that Displaying consistently strong performs on the balance beam during compulsory Group A match. style opening show and the first and Ashford's "Reach Out and lands. 1:59.W. 4, Michele Pearson, sen, Cathorina NeeMssen, Anne Morle Mexico. or members of KGB? In Group B action, Canada has a day of competition earning top Touch Somebody’s Hand." Austrolla, 1:59.79.5, Conny Van Bentum, Quist, Wlllemlen Vandrager, Mo- Also: 19, Koren Stives, U.S. 20. Martha resumes with the second leg on performances, the men Sunday exercises Monday at Pauley Pavilion. Retton led the U S Netherlands, 2:00.59. 6, June Croft, Griggs, Canodo 30 Torronr.e Flelsch chance to rebound from its disap­ overnight Nelsen ratings, the "World News Tonight" anchor­ rleke By Leon Daniel Tuesday. became the first American Britoln, 2:00.64. 7, Ina Beyermann, West Drogenbroek Van) 1:40.16. 3, United monn. The Plolns, Va. 31. EdIe Torves, book titled "The Terror Network" squad with a total of 39.5 points out of a possible 40. Canada. 42, Bruce Davidson, U.S.43. Kelly The surprising Americans, squad to ever win the pointing loss to Italy against network said Monday. man Peter Jennings joined sports- Germ ony, 2:01.89. 6, Anna Me Venn, States (Abiball Peck, Patricia Spratlen, UPl National Reporter by Claire Sterling, that Ustimenko Austrolla, 2:02.67. Janet Harvltle. Elizabeth Miles, Volerle Plitz, Canada. 47, Mark Wotrlng, Puerto never before a world cycling compulsories. Egypt, while the Italians try to The opening ceremonies, broad­ caster Jim McKay in the broadcast Rico served as a KGB operative. scores he felt should have been M cCloin-W ard) 1:40.52.4, China (Meixia power, were also expected to ..Though talent is primarily better than I expected. make it two straight in a match cast live, 7:30-11:15 p.m. E D T center for the opening ceremonies Women's200Meter Breoststroke Flnol LOS A N G E LE S — Yuri Usti- .3 to .4 points higher. Huang. Xiao Yang, Melping Shi, Cycling Ustimenko and Beglov write responsible for setting up their with China, which lost to Japan in Saturday, from the Los Angeles and effectively provided some 1, (Gold) Anne Ottenbrite, Canada, Chongfeng chen, Liming Zhang) 1:46.28. menko said Monday he is not a spy challenge the powerful West Ger­ Retton said she felt her vault .1, (S^labo’s) lOon 2:30.n . 2, (Sliver) Susan Rapp, Eden Men's 4000 Meter Individual Pursuit their dispatches on a video dispiay upset chances, both the men and its opener. Memorial Coliseum, won an aver­ expertise on many of the 140 5, Korea (Hoe-sook Park, Jeong-nam Elimlnotlon for the Soviet Union — just a mans, led by star sprinter Freddy and floor exercise, scored 9.9 tne floor was overscored, but I Prolrle, M inn .,2:31.15.3, (Bronze) Ingrid Kim, Myung-loe Kim, Young-hee Kim, terrninal in a workroom made women also have benefitted The top three women's volley­ age rating for the nation’s eight countries participating in the Lemoereur, Belgium, 2:31.40. 4, HIroko 1. Steve Hegg, Dona Point, Collt , hard-hitting journalist whose sto­ Schmidtke, in the 1,000- meters and 9.95 respectively, were both think the judges did a pretty Hoe-eun An) 1:56.84. 4:35,57 2, Poscal Robert, France, 4 46.51 available to them — as to other from some lucky breaks, most ball teams opened Monday with major TV markets of 29.5 with a 55 games. Nagasaki, Japan, 2:32.93. 5, Sharon Heat 2 — 1, Canodo (Marilyn Brain. ries take a dim view of the Los sprint final later Monday. worthy of 10s. Two-time Olym­ good job overall of holding the Kellett, Australia, 2:33.60. 6, Ute Hasse, 3, Leonard Horvey NItz, Socromento. journalists — by the Los Angeles notably competing on American unimpressive victories, percent share of the viewing But as usual, when you put two or Angie Schneider, Jane Tregunno, Bar Collf., 4:46.99. 4, Joergen V. Pedersen, Angeles Olympics that his nation France's Pascal Robert had the pian Juiianne McNamara like­ line and keeping the scores West Germ any, 2:33.82. 7, Susannah bora Olympics Organizing Committee. "It seems like across the board audience. more commentators together, you Brownsdon, Britain, 2:35.07. 8, Kimberly Denmark, 4:48,42. 5. Rolf Golz. West boycotted. second-best time at 4:46.51 as the turf while the Soviet Union and •"^l^tive to this morning. Armbrust, Lesley Thompson) 1:39.13 2. Germony. 4:48.55. 6, Dean Woods, Their stories are transmitted by a wise claimed she deserved a 10. the pres.sure’s on," U.S. coach Arie The first day of competition, almost always get motor- Rhodenbaugh, Cincinnati,Ohio. 2:35.51. Australia (Robyn Grey-Gordner. Kren "N o ," Ustimenko said emphati­ original 33-man field was paired to East Germany-— two gymnas- rather than her 9.9, on the “I’m relieved, but I ’m not Australlo. 4:49,51. 7. Roberto Calovl. computer to Tass headquarters in .Selinger said after his team which saw U.S. athletes win six mouthing — that nerve- wracking Brncourt, Susan Chapman. Mrgot Fos­ Italy. 4:49 89 8. MIchoel Grendo. cally when asked if he is a member 16 riders. Denmark's Joergen Hes powers - boycott the uneven bars. pleased. If we had done the ter, Moscow. Olympics. sputtered by West Germany, 17-15, gold medals and three silver disease that makes T V people Australia, 4:51.46. of the KGB. the secret Soviet Pedersen was fourth at 4:48,42 and same job tonight, we would Men’s 4 X 200 Meter Freestyle Relay Susan Lee) 1:41.53. 3, West Germany ( Also’ 17. (3ary Trevislol. Canada, Peters worried the night- 15-8,15-10. "They were not capable medals and break a world record sound like they're being paid by the Helke Neu, Sabine Hinkelmann, Kerstin security organization. West German Rolf Golz, who lost That the U.S. women drew the nave been in front of the Final...... 4:57.01. Ustimenko said he and Beglov, session scores would escalate of getting to the proper rhythm. I in swimming, won an average word. 1, (G old) United States (Michael Heath, Rehders, Angelika Beblo, Heidrun Borth) Ustimenko said he and Michael his head-to-head match with Pe­ morning round of compulsories, his team right out of a chance Romanians or a little closer. David Larson, Jeffrey Float, Law­ 1:42.22. 4, Great Britain (Teresa Miller, the only two Tass correspondents But I am relieved." didn’t see Japan but China was rating of 15.7 with a 44 percent At one point McKay was raving Jean Genchl, Joanne Toch, Kathryn Bai, Women’s Volleyball Beglov simply are correspondents dersen by 13 hundredths of a and Romania and third-place for the gold. But while the rence Japan 3 Korea 1 covering the 01ympics,-file "two or second, was fifth overall. China were scheduled for the nervous. U.S. was nervous,” shareoftheviewing audience 11:30 about the magnificence of the Bruce Hayes) 7:15.69. World and Olympic Kathryn Talbot) 1:3.62. for Tass, the Soviet news agency three stories a day" to Moscow. He judges did award one 10, to West Germany finished in China struggled past game a,m.-6p.n). E D T Sunday and a 26.9 band’s rendition of Aaron Cope­ record. 2, (Silver) West Germany Women’s Doubles Sculls Boxing which has carried stories on its night session, caused concern Romanian Ecaterina Szabo in (Thomos Fahrner, Dirk Korthols, Heot 1 — 1, Romonia (Marloaro Light Flyweight (40 kilo) said Tass commentaries on the Caino, who was lapped by Hegg, fourth place, followed by Can­ Brazil in the other Group A night rating with a -50 share 7 p.m. to land’s "Fanfare for the Common Popescu, Ellsobeta Olenluc) 3:24.28. 2, wires sharply critical of the Gymnastics judges tradition­ floor exercise, his worst fears Alex­ Rofoel Ramos. Puerto Rico, forflet Olympics are written in Moscow. nonetheless turned in the seventh- ally award low scores early in ada, Japan and Switzerland. match, 15-13, 15-10, 15-11. Earlier, 12:13 a m. E D T. Man” ander Schowika, MIchoel Gross) 7:15.73. Canodo (Danlele Laumann, Silken over Carlos Salazar, Argentina. Games, and describing them as “ a Ustimenko acknowledged his best time at 4:49.84. did not come true. Szabo and teammate Lavinia gold medal favorite Japan re­ The opening ceremonies, pro­ "Perhaps one of the best tributes 3. (Bronze) Great Britain (Nell Cochran, Lou- Agopito Gomez. Spain, outpointed wild debauchery of competition to provide room for Paul Eoster, Pool Howe, Andrew monn) 3:26.72. 3. Nelherlunds (Greet Mahloub Milrih, Morocco. own stories have been critical of On balance beam, where Agache tied for individual scor­ bounded from a 15-8 first-set loss to duced by T V mini-series king to the band was that all the Heliemans. NIcotetteHellemans) 3:28.67. commercialism.” European riders said earlier this better performances they might Astbury) 7:24.78.4, Australia. 5, Canodo. Jose Marcelino Bolivar, Vene security measures aimed at pro­ week the windy outdoor velodrome see later in the day. Peters was most upset with the ing honors with totals of 39.55. claim a 15-11. 15-2, 15-7 victory. David Wolper ("Roots," "Thorn- workmen stopped and listened 6, Sweden. 7, Holland. 8, France. 4, Greot Britoln (Nonie Roy, Sally zuala, Ustimenko, 48, said he is a scoring, the Romanians fin­ Men’s 100 Meter Butterfly Flnol. Bloomfield) 3:37.72. outpointed Nelson Jam lio, Phillip tecting Olympic visitors. Lack of at California State University Sure enough, the morning Retton was third at 39.50, "This is our first trip to the birds") smacked of the heyday of when they were practicing this veteran journalist who has been ished behind the United States. 1, (Gold) Michael Gross. West pines. security was the reason cited by wouid be tough for setting records, scoring was extremely strict. McNamara fourth at 39.45 and Olympic games." Chinese coach Hollywood, with a cast of 300 afternoon," McKay said. Germany, 53.08. 2, (Silver) Pedro Pablo Carlos Motta-taraceno, Guatemala, based in Zanzibar, Ethiopia, Lon­ "The scores didn’t inflate as Heat 2 — Norway (Holdls Lenei the Soviet Union for its boycott, but Hegg seemed unperturbed by Peters filed four protests — all the U.S. team’s “old lady,” 24- Weiman Yuan said, "and it was dancers, an 800- piece band and Perhaps McKay could have Morales. Santa Claro, Calif., 53.23. 3, Soifrtd Johansen) 3:77.87. 2, Sweden out­ don and Dublin. bad tonight as I thought they (Bronze) Glenn Buchanan, Austra­ pointed Mustafa Gene. Turkey, which was supported by 14 Soviet- the stiff breezes that swirl around denied — complaining about year-old two-time Olympian also our first volleyball game. All 2,500 homing pigeons paying trib­ stopped chattering for a minute (Corino Gostavsson, Marie Carls- It was in Dublin, according to a would." Peters said. “ It was lia, son) Donlel Mwancl. Kenyo, T K O , Sanpol bloc nations. the 365-yard track. Kathy Johnson, fifth at 39.10. of the teams are very intense and ute to America the beautiful. and let us listen. 53.85. 4, Rafael Vidal Castro. Venezuela. 3:28.41. 3. United States (CothleenThax- Song-ano, Thailand. they need time to relax." Despite the jingoistic theme of But he didn't. 54.27 . 5, Andrew Jameson. Britoln. 54 28. ton. JuMo Geer) 3:X.9i. Yehudo BenHaIn, Israel, outpointed Michael Ebo Dankwa, Ghana. 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 31. 1984 MANl'HKSTKR HKKAl.n. Tiifsdiiy. July 31. 1984 - 17 Internationals gain District Eight finals Gas Housers explode Scoreboard

If south end residents were seven run burst in the bottom of the Chotiner and Bill Chapulis, who To face unbeaten Ellington Wednesday night at Brookside Park disturbed Monday night by ear- American League standings third that was capped by Jeff had three hits, belted back-to-back White Sox 7s Red Sox 0 .splitting cracks and booms, it Johnson’s grand slam homer. By Bob Popettl homers in the fifth. Mike Johnson East double elimination tournament, opener. work out of jams in the final two ing the exchange of mid-game wasn’t because of a thunder storm The M B ’s took an early 1-0 lead also rocketed a solo shot for the Softball W L Pet. BOSTON CHICAGO Herald Sports Writer Leonard, who described his club's GB abrhbl obrhBI Manchester downed Somers, 11-8, The Internationals' Monday vic­ frames to preserve the triumph for or some kid’s leftover fireworks. in the bottom of the first on an RBI MB's. Detroit 70 32 .484 attack as its best display of the fireworks. Toronto 58 45 .543 12'j BO00S 3b 4 0 0 0 RLaw cf 5 0 0 0 to earn the right to face undefeated tory featured a relentless offensive starter and winner Donnie Sauer. Sauer walked the first four Blame it, instead, on the resound­ single by Steve Chotiner, the first Jeff Johnson. Stan Lewis and Evans rf 3 0 10 Fisk c 4 3 10 SOMERS — They did it uguin, tourney, Baltimore 57 47 .548 14 Ellington for the District attack that .staked the visitors to The victors added single insurance batters he faced in the bottom of ing bats of the Moriarty Brothers of his four hits that included a Brian Labbe chipped in with two TONIGHT'S GAMES Boston 53 49 NIctiols rf 1 0 0 0 Baines rf 4 13 0 but with a slightly different Sauer, Matt Bourque and Steve Tlorm y'i vi. Lotlrodo, 4 — Filiae- Rice If 3 0 0 0 Luzinsk dh 4 1 3 3 championship. 6-0 and 9-1 leads before Somers Twilight League baseball team. round-tripper and a triple. rold New York 49 52 .485 approach. markers in the fifth and sixth to Joyner paced the offense for the first, but amazingly, Somers hits apiece for Moriarty’s, which Milwaukee 47 58 .448 24'j Armas cf 1 0 0 0 Walker 1b 4 13 1 Ellington, 4-0. hosts the 7-1 came back with some hits of its close out the scoring. Manchester, roping two hits failed to score, mainly because of Herb’s, 2-12-1, breifly tied the hosts a doubleheader at Moriarty Main Pub vt. Cbarrona't, 7:30 — Cleveland Miller cf 3 0 0 0 Squires 1b 0 0 0 0 After squeaking through several In an awesome offensive dis- Fltioarold 43 57 .430 24 Easier dh 3 0 0 0 Kittle If 4 0 10 Internationals Wednesday in a 6 own. Manchester batted around The International stars collected apiece, Sauer drove in three runs the heads-up play of Manchester contest with a single tally in the Field Thursday, The Gas Housers West rounds of the District 8 Little pjay, the Gas Housers walloped 14 Pollct vt. Blue Ox, 4 — Poganl Minnesota 53 49 . 520 Bucknr 1b 3 0 0 0 Smalley 3b 4 1 1 0 o'clock showdown at Brookside for six runs in the third inning but 11 hits in the affair, equalling their catcher Corey Craft, who threw out third off winning hurler Dave will take on Langan V.W. in a 6 Troth-Away vt. Barrocllfft'i, — Jurak 1b 0 0 0 0 Dvbzns 3b 0 0 0 0 League All-Star Tournament by in three separate at bats, while hits, including four home runs, as 4 California 52 51 .505 Park Should Manchester win on Somers offset the embarrassment combined safety total for the Bourque tallied three times. A one runner and slapped the tag on Bidwell, The Gas Housers then o’clock opener, and then entertain RobeiTten Chicago 50 53 .485 Gedmon c 3 0 1 0 VLow 3b 3 13 3 typical scores of 21 and 10, the they pulverized Herb’s Sport Shop, Zembrowtkrt vt. Sullivan, 7:30 — Barrett % 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 4 0 10 Wednesday, the two teams would by batting around in bottom of the previous three games, while the 11 two-run double by Joyner capped two more at the plate. erupted against starter and loser Mallove’s Jewelers in the Konsos CItv 50 54 .481 Manchester International U'ague 18-2, at Moriarty Field. Robertten Seattle 49 57 442 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 0 0 then travel to Manchester for a fourth, when a seven run burst Phil Kennedy and reliever Jack nightcap. FIrtI Step vt. Sporttman, — Hoffmn ph I 0 1 0 stars suddenly found themselves runs outscored the nine tallies the big sixth inning uprising. Moriarty’s, which upped its 4 (Jakland 48 58 . 453 winner-take-all title tilt Thursday closed the gap to 9-8. amassed in the same span. Mancini, scoring seven in the Charter Oak Texas 44 41 .419 Totals 3f 0 3 0 Totals 31 7 13 7 involved in a bonafide slugfest Manchester, which thus far in Manchester shortstop Lindsey record to 10-7-1, scored in every Memorial vt. CConeo. 4 — Keeney Boston 000 000 000— 0 at Leber Field. ‘T v e been waiting for them to third, one in the fourth, five in the Herb's 001 001 0 2-4-4 Monday's Results the tournament had relied heavily Boutilier made the play of the inning but the second, including a Slenbenten't vt. Manchetler Pliia, 4 Kansas City 7, Toronto 4 OilcoBO 010 000 Ota— 7 Monday night, with homestanding Manchester has now won seven Manchester reliever Matt Helin, fifth and four in the sixth. Morlortv's 107 154 X ie-14-1 — Nike Gome-wInningi^BI — Luzlnskl(O). Somers. break out of it all tournament, and on pitching and defense, pulled off game in the second when he robbed Texos 5, Baltimore 1 straight conte.sts in the losers' who was charged with four of the Nelt Jehnton vt. Soclol Club, 7:30 — New York 4, Mllwoukee 3 DP— ChIcaooT LOB— Boston 3, Chlco- today it finally happened,” said some key plays in the early stanzas a sure single with an over-the- Nika 7. 2B— Fisk, Walker, Gedman. HR— In the last semifinal game of the bracket after dropping the tourney fourth inning runs, settled down to Chicago 7, Boston 0 00 e la t^ Manchester coach Shawn that later loomed large, consider­ head, diving backhand stab. Minnesota 9, Seattle 5 LuzInskI (10), V.Law (13). SB— Smalley Charter Oak Colltornla 5, Ookland 4 (12 Innings) (3). Tuesday's Games IP H R ER BB SO Krlcksteln finishes second Hlohlond Park Market whitewashed (All Times EDT) Boston A L ro u n d u p Manchester JC's, 144), In five Innings Cleveland (Forr 1-7 and Smith 4-2) at Nipper (L 3-4) 3-3 5 6 6 1 0 Monday night at Fitzgerald Field. Detroit (Rozemo 7-2 and Berenguer 4-7), Gole 7 13 8 1116 WASHINGTON (UPl) - Not once in his semifinal match Dove Desantos led a 14 hit offense with 2, 5:35 p.m. CMcooo he was the one who got all the Seaver (W 10^) 9 3 0 0 0 3 many teenagers celebrate their against unheralded Frenchman three hits, while Joe Panaro, Bruce Texas (Mason 7-9) at Baltimore (D advertising because he was so Thieling and Pete Devannev all added Martinez 4-5), 7:35 p.m. T — 3:37. A— 31,243 17th birthdays by depositing a Thierry Tulasne. young,” Gomez said. " I wasn’t two Safeties each tor Highland. Jim Kansas CItv (Wills 1-1) at Toronto $17,000 check into their bank But Gomez was able to run Connelly was the only JC batter with (Alexander 8-5), 7:35 p.m. even thinking of playing tourna­ two hits. account. Krickstein back and forth across Mllwaee (Beene 0-0) at New York Cards 3. Mels 1 |10| Mindful Seaver blanks Bosox ments when I was 16. In South (Fontenot 3-4), 8 p.m. But that is what Aaron Krick- the baseline and prevented him America, the players develop Northern Boston (Clemens 4-4) at Chlcogo stein, of Grosse Pointe, Mich., will from using his big forehand on more slowly. In the United States Bob 81 Merle's Pizza plated three (Dotson 11-7), 8:30 P.m. NEW YORK ST. LOUIS By Dave Ratio in professional baseball, that it do this year. And that’s for runs In the top of the ninth to edge Cox Seattle (Vande Berg 7-9) at Minnesota Ob r h bi Ob r h bl pitches. Larry Parrish added a solo shot to approach shots. they seem to reach their best at 20 (Schrom 2-5), 8:35 p.m. Wilson cf 5 0 10 McGee cf 4 12 0 finishing second, to Ecuador's Cable, 9-7, In a see saw bottle at UPl Sports Writer doesn't matter if it's 10-0 or 1-0. "It .seems to me any time Tom back the four-hit pitching of Frank “ Not many players can move and play that way for six or seven Robertson Pork. Nick Peters ripped California (Zahn 9-8) at Oakland Chapmn 2b 4 11 0 Londrm If 4 1 1 2 (Krueger 7-7), 10:35 p.m. Hrnndz 1b 4 0 0 0 Penditn 3b 3 0 1 1 3 ''I've benefitted from that for 17 Andres Gomez, in the finals of the Aaron around the court,” Gomez years. three hits while Jerry Kennedy and Seaver pitches at home we outght Tanana and lift the Rangers. Foster If 4 0 2 1 Hendrck rf 4 0 10 His career spans 18 years and years" Washington Men’s Tennis said. " I actually fear his backhand “ I don’t think it would be much Wavne Moycheck chipped In with two Wednesday's Games to pack the place,” he said. "H e’s Tanana improved to 10-10 while apiece tor the winners. Cox was led by California at Oakland Strwbrr rf 3 0 0 0 Green 1b 4 0 0 0 includes 283 wins and 59 shutouts, Seaver pitched for Hodges, who something special and he’s worth Tournament. more than his forehand, but I just fun for me to travel from tourna­ Steve Pryor and Bob Boucher, who Seattle at Minnesota Brooks 3b 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Mike Flanagan dropped to 9-10. Cleveland at Detroit, night FItzgerid c 4 0 1 0 Speler ss 3 0 0 0 yet Tom Seaver still remembers managed the New York Mets from the price of admission.” Royals 7, Blue Jays 4 Gomez, a 24-year-old left­ tried to move him around and get ment to tournament and to have to lashed three hits each, and Carl hander, kept Krickstein on the run Turning, who added two. Kansas CItv at Toronto, night Santana ss 4 0 2 0 Nieto c 3 0 10 advice given to him by one of hj.s 1968 until his shocking death before Luzinski hit his 10th homer of the At Toronto, Steve Balboni him tired so he couldn’t use the big concentrate that hard to win at 16, ” Texas at Baltimore, night Fernndz p 2 0 0 0 LapoInt p 2 0 0 0 the 1972 season. Seaver won 79 with deep, powerful baseline shots Staub ph 1 0 0 0 Lahti p 0 0 0 0 first major league managers. year and Law blasted his 13th off clubbed a three-run homer and forehand of his.” Gomez said. “ That’s not much of a Independent Milwaukee at New York, night and rolled to a 6-2, 6- 2 victory in Boston at Chicago, night Orosco p 0 0 0 0 LSmIth ph 0 10 0 Seaver improved to 10-6 by games iind a Cy Young Award lo.ser A1 Nipper, 3-4, for a 6-0 John Wathan added a solo shot to “Gomez played very well to­ childhood.” straight sets Sunday night. Farr's downed Brand Rex, 4-4, at Totolt 35 1 7 1 TofolS 31 36 3 pitching a lliree hit shutout and during that span, but .seldom has fir.st-inning lead. power the Royals to their 10th night,” Krickstein said. "Theshots Krickstein acknowledged that Robertson Park. Ron Rov, Bob Roy : One out when winning run tcorod pitched better than he did Monday Gomez, who takes home a $34,000 and Chet White cracked two hits each Rangers 5, Orioles I New York 100 000 000 b— 1 lifted theChicago White Sox to a 7-0 "You'll never hear a pitcher victory in 13 games while handing I hit a little short, he took h is youth poses some night first prize, is ranked sixth in the advantange of. He can hurt me to pace the victors. For Brand Rex, St. Louis 000 000 010 3— 3 victory over the Boston Red Sox complain about too many runs,” the Blue Jays’ their seventh loss in disadvantages. George Russell drilled three hits while Game-winning RBI — Landrum (3). Monday night at Chicago. In pitching his third shutout of world and was seeded second in the whereas most other guys can’t. TEXAS BALTIMORE Seaver said. "We just haven't done eight games. “ In a couple years. I'll be a little Bob Polsky, Mark Isravontka and Ob r h bl ab r h bl DP— New York 1, St. Louis 1. LOB— D.C. National Bank Tennis Clas­ Dennis Leal all added two apiece. New York 8, St. Louis 7. 2B— Chapman. (Jreg Liizinski and Vance Law the season, Seaver faced 29 batters it on a consistent basis" Yankees 4, Brewers 3 He’s got a big serve and tonight he stronger than I am now,” said the Wlikrsn 3b 5 0 1 1 Rayford c 4 0 0 0 in the game and retired 19 straight sic. Krickstein, ranked 13th in the was just too good.” Wilson Electric routed Buffalo Wa­ Ward cf 5 0 0 0 Ford rf 4 0 11 3B— McGee. HR— Landrum (2). supported Seaver with three-run At New York, Dennis Ras­ 5-foot-lO, 150-pound high school ter Tavern, 10-3, at Fitzgerald Field. SB— batters from the third-to-ninth world, was the seventh seed in the The two hadmet two months ago Bell 3b 3 0 0 0 Ripken ss 2 0 0 0 homers in the tir.st intiing. but the In other AL games, Texas mussen and Dave Righetti com­ senior, “ and I need to work on my Bob Cornell and Dave OstunI ripped Parrish rf 4 111 Murray lb 4 0 0 0 Pendleton (2). McGee 2 (24), Landrum Innings. $200,000 tournament. in the finals of the Italian Open, three hits each for Wilson, while Ralph (2). S— Fernondez, Lopolnt, Straw­ 39-ye;ir-old righthander never let clipped Baltimore 5-1, Kansas City bined on a seven-hitter to lead the serve.” O'Brien 1b 3 0 1 0 Roenick cf 4 0 0 0 up. In his first year with the club. Krickstein, who will turn 17 on where Gomez won three sets to Bernard), Joe Smith, Paul Lorenzen Bannstr dh 3 3 3 0 Ayala dh 4 0 0 0 berry. clubbed Toronto 7-4, New York Yankees. Rasmussen. 5-3, went Is this any way to spend his and Paul OstunI added two each. For SF— Pendleton, Seiiver has impressed Chicago Aug. 2., used a tremendous whip­ one. Despite his victory, Gomez Sample If 4 0 3 0 Young If 3 0 10 "The runs, as far as I'm edged Milwaukee 4-3, Minnesota seven inning and allowed six hits, childhood? Buffalo Water Tavern, John Quagllo, Kunkel ss 4 1 1 0 Douer 2b 3 0 10 IP H R ER BB SO concenred, are academic, " Seaver fans as well as White Sox Manager like forehand to pass opponents for noted Krickstein was getting more " A s long as I can keep taking Clearance Sllvo and Jim Jackson Yost c 4 1 1 3 Sakata 2n 0 10 0 Now York dumped Seattle 9-5 and California while walking three and striking smacked two hits each. Fernondez 851133 .said. ' They don't affect how 1 Tony LaRussa. The While Sox winners during the tournament media attention. home the checks it is,” he said with Cruz 3b 3 0 10 shaded Oakland 5-4 in 12 innings. out five. Totals 35 5 9 5 Totals 31 4 Orosco (L 8 3) 11 3 1 2 2 2 1 and was extended to three sets? "Even though I beat him in Italy, 1 1 St. Louis pitch. I letirned a long time ago drew 31.243 Monday night, and Rangers 5, Orioles . Twins 9, Mariners 5 a smile. Nike Texas 031 000 001— 5 from (til Hodges, who was one of LtiRu.ssa won't he surprised if they Baltimore 000 000 010— 1 LapoInt 8 6 1 1 2 4 At Baltimore, light-hitting Ned At Minneapolis, Gary Gaetti Horrv Roy bonoed out four hits to Lahti (W 3 1) 2 1 0 0 0 1 the most important men in my life get a full house next time Seaver lead Flo's Cake Decorating to a 10-0 Game-winning RBI — Yesi (2). Yost hit a three-run homer and drove in three runs with his first L O B — Texas , Baltimurc 5. 2B— LapoInt pitched to 2 batters In 9th. shutout over Allstate Business Ma­ 6 Bnik— Orosco. T — 2:39. A— 26,052. homer since May 26. while Kent chines at Nike Field. John O'deli and Dauer. Hrbek and Tim Teufel added two Pins hot in LA Mark Bombardier bombed three hits HR— Yost (5), Porrish (17). Sports in apiece for the winners. Allstate was led IP H R ER BB SO RBI apiece to spark the Twins, by Ted Holmes and Bill Stevenson, who Texas Cubs 3. Phillies 2 lined two safeties apiece. Tanana (W 1010) 9 4 1 1 2 3 Lefthander Pete FiIson\6-2, al­ Boltimore lowed four runs in 6 2-3 inn^gs for at the Games. Rec Flanagan (L 9-10) 6 6 4 4 3 2 PHILADELPHIA CHICAGO the win as the Twins wonTtheir Diabetes benefit tourney set Underwood 3 3 1 1 0 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl fourth straight and their s ix ^ in LOS A N G ELE S (U P l) — The pin, that little emblem ' A seven-run second Inning was WP— Tanana, Flanagan. Bolk— Tanana, Samuel 2b 5 0 1 0 Cotto cf 4 1 1 0 AVON — The sixth annual American Diabetes enough for Porter-Coble to beat Jim 's T the last seven. that does everything from sell soft drinks to advertise Hayes cf 4 12 1 ^nd brg 2b 3 0 1 1 Assocation Connecticut Invitational Golf Classic Arco, 7-4, ot Nike Field. Ned Wells and — 2:13. A— 22,529. Schmidt 3b 4 0 2 0 Matihws If 4 0 2 1 Angels 5, A ’s 4 one's social standing, is the hottest collector’s item in Len RIccIo hammered three hits each will be held at the Avon Golf Club oh August 21. Lexzacn rf 4 0 1 0 Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 At Oakland. Juan Beniquez hina Los Angeles. for the winners, while Shawn Doherty, Mafszk 3b 3 1 1 0 Smith p 0 0 0 0 UPl photo The four-ball, best ball competition will tee off at 1 Don Case ond Woliv Moske aided the In fact, pin trading at the X X III Olympics is pushing Royals 7. Blue Jays4 Virgil c 3 0 11 Durhm 1b 2 10 0 home run with one out in the top m p.m. following a luncheon. Entry fee is $130, 80 cause with two safeties apiece. Dan Aguayo pr 0 0 0 0 Moreind rf 4 0 0 0 the 12th inning to lift the Angels. people to the point of paranoia. Jones, who blasted a two-run homer, Diaz c 0 0 0 0 Dovis c 4 0 11 Texas pitcher Frank Tanana comes over the top in the percent of which is tax deductible. The field is and Burt Baskervllle blasted three hits KANSAS CITY TORONTO Wilson If 4 0 0 0 Cey 3b 3 0 10 The homer, the sixth of the season "The international come-on is wearing pins on your each to lead Jim's. , fifth inning Monday night against the Baltimore Orioles. limited to 140 golfers and registration forms are chest,” said one earnest "Pinhead” outside the UCLA Ob r h bl Ob r h bl DeJusus ss 3 0 1 0 Bowa ss 4 0 10 for Beniquez. was a line drive over Wilson cf 5 0 1 0 Garcia 2b 5 1 1 0 Corcorn ph 1 0 0 0 Eckersly p 2 0 0 0 available at local pro shops. Olympic Village as he pulled a pin-covered felt sheet the left field fence and came off Tanana held homestanding O’s hitless until the fifth There will be a grand prize courtesy of Womans Rec Sherldn rt 5 12 0 Mosebv ct 4 0 11 Hudson p 2 0 10 Bosley ph 1110 from his sports bag. Brett 3b 5 12 0 Bell If x4 1 2 0 GGross ph 10 0 0 relief pitcher Bill Caudill. 8-4. inning en route to 5-1 Texas victory. Connecticut Travel Services of a seven-day trip Renn's Tavern forfeited to Tolaga KGross p 0 0 0 0 "Oman...,” he mused when eyeing a competitor's Associates, 7-0, at Charter Oak Field. Pryor 3b 0 0 0 0 Johsnn dh 5 12 2 for two to Hawaii. Additional prizes will be Orta dh 4 13 1 Bortleld rt 3 0 1 1 Maddox ph 1 0 0 0 pin adorned cap. "Would you go two for the Fiji? Fiji DIorg It 3 111 Alkens ph 10 0 0 Totals 35 2 10 2 Totals 31 3 I 3 awarded. is tough.” West Side Motley It 2 0 0 0 Leoch rt 0 0 0 0 Phlladotphia 100 000 Olb— 2 Deadline for registration is August 10. Sports sages say pin trading among members of Ward's Manufacturing nipped the Bolbonl lb 2 I 2 3 Upshaw lb 4 0 I 0 Chicago 100 001 lOx— 3 Elks Club, 4-5, at PaganI Field. Rich Wathan 1b 3 2 2 1 Martinez c 3 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Davis (5). Olympic teams became serious business during the NIclols and Bob Saulres slammed two White 3b 3 0 0 1 Mulinks 3b 1 0 1 0 E— Matthews. LOB— Philadelphia Legion beaten by Locks, 3-2 Benefit softball game 1972 Munich Games and has become even bigger and hits each tor Ward's while Jim Stratton Slaught c 4 0 10 Glorg 3b 3 1 1 0 8. more diverse with each successive event. and Doug Downhom poked two apiece Conepen ss 3 0 0 0 Whitt c 10 0 0 Chicago 10. 2B— Hudson, Davis. 3B— for the Elks. Griffin ss 3 0 0 0 SAndberg, Matszuk. HR— Hayes (10). SB VERNON — The fifth annual benefit softball Even before the official opening of the Los Angeles Collins ph 10 0 0 — Cotto (3), Hayes (26), Samuel (48), WINDSOR LOCKS - Two runs game between the Hartford Whalers and W TIC leader East Hartford in a best two runs in the seventh off Masse to Games, a husband and wife working as volunteers at Fernndz ss 0 0 0 0 Durho. (12). Bowa (8). S— Cotto. in the bottom of the seventh inning two-of-three final with that winner Titantics will be held Sunday, Aug. 12, starting at the press center were dismissed when they were Totals 39 7 14 7 Totals 38 4 10 4 propelled Windsor Locks past upend Manchester for the first 2 o’clock here at Henry Park. x-reached base on catcher's Interfer­ advancing to the State Tourna­ time in three meetings. caught suggesting to foreign journalists that a pin was ence Manchester, 3-2, in the American ment that this year will be played The game is sponsored by the Tolland Region needed before they could issue creditionals. Basketball Kansas City 401 10) 000— 7 Legion Zone Eight regular season at Muzzy Field in Bristol. Chris Helin went the first five Foundation. Inc., as a benefit for persons who are But Charles Finn, a guide at the UCLA Olympic Toronto 210 000 100— 4 GET YOURS NOW ppppppppppppppppppppep Game-winning RBI — D.lorg (2). finale for both clubs here Monday Manchester, after Locks had innings for Manchester with Pete mentally retarded in the 15-town Tolland Region. Village, said a Chinese delegate who spilled coffee E — Concepcion, Barfield, Balboni, night at Southwest Park. taken a 1-0 lead, scored single runs Frankovitch hurling one inning of down his back gave him a ^eam pin to ease the pain. An Mosebv, Slaught, Grittin. LOB— Manchester winds up 16-4-1 and in the fourth and fifth innings for a scoreless relief. Summer League Kansas Redmond named manager Irish athlete gave him another for carrying a case of CItv 8, Toronto 9. 2B— Johnson, Wathan, in second place in the Zone while 2-1 lead. In the fourth, Andy Manchester collected only five, Irish cream liquor — a gift from Irish Prime Minister Northern: Nassltf Arms 54 (Darryl Garda. HR— Balboni (18), Wathan (2). & Jones 19, Dean Frodel 18, Jett Carr 12), Windsor Locks takes third place at DiFazio walked and scored on hits while stranding nine. B LO O M FIELD — J ^ k Redmond, former Garret FitzGerald to the team — up to his room. SF— Mosebv, Orta, White. rc^ HOT 13-7-1. The same two clubs will Green Hardware 44 (Pete Arnold 17, IP H R ER BB SO Sean McCarthy's double. In the manager and head tennis pro at Manchester Olympic pin bartering at this year's Games not only John Luchs 10). Kansas CItv square off Wednesday starting at Manchester OOO 110 0 2-5-1 B 8i B Oil 58 (Chorlle Russo 18, Carl fifth. Bill Masse walked, stole Windsor Locks 001 000 2 - Racquet Club, has been named to those two posts includes the team and sport pins each country issues Lbrndt (W 5-4) 4 2-3 7 4 3 0 I BUYS 5:30 at M CC’s Cougar Field in the 3 5 -1 at the Bloomfield Racquet Club. Bulouclus 14, Gary Carlson 13), Glenn Quisenberrv 2 )-3 3 0 0 0 0 second and scored on a Chris Helin, Pete Frankovitch (4), to its athletes, but also those of the 202 official Construction 44 (Mark MIstretta 12, Toronto always entertaining Zone Eight Bill Masse (7) and Brendan McCarthy; Petersen single. The Bloomfield facility has just been purchased sponsors, suppliers and licensees authorized by the Jett Helm 10). Clancy (L 7-11) 4 6 4 4 0 0 playoffs. The winner meets Zone Locks, however, came back with Bob Edes, Todd Mercler (3), Pete by the owners of the Glastonbury Tennis Club and Olympic committee. And they’re going for anywhere Southern: Colt 45's 48 (Daye Calla­ Clark 2 2-3 4 1 1 0 0 WInarskI (5) ond Mark Mandirola. han 30, Nick Ptachansk119, Eric Gillian Lamp 2 1-3 2 0 0 1 0 they plan on improvements including resurfacing from $2.50 to $500. 10), Purple Helmets 39 (Kevin Carrier T — 2:31. A— 24,4)4. ON USED CARS the courts, installation of skylights and signifi­ Other organizations, such as the Los Angeles police 12, Frank Lev 10, Bob Standley 8). cant maintenance items. Ozones 54 (Dave Westepan 15, Wayne department, insurance companies and the media, Dalesll 12, Paul Sebestayn9), Penguins and The new owners, Steve Eckhouse, Jack have also issued thousands of Olympic pins. 29 (Greg Gott 10). Yankees 4. Brewers 3 Clarke Agency golf offer Delbrook and Edwin Baum, expect to take over "You reach a point in life where you have two TVs TRUCKS the Bloomfield operation on September 1. and two cars, so you get a hobby,” said accountant MILWAUKEE NEW YORK Lee Hickman, wearing an “ Official Pin Trader” Ob r h bl Ob r h bl BeforeBefore windinewinding upiin a 28-yearo n .v o a r career at Romero 2b 3 I 1 1 Rndiph 2b 3 0 10 1978 MAZDA GLC COUPE Travelers last April in which he held a number of Women’s softball tourney T-shirt as he inspected the wares of other traders at Lozado 3b 2 0 0 1 Mechm ss 3 1)0 the Six-Pack pin trading center. Radio, TV Wm $2006 NOW management positions in the Commercial Lines Yount ss 3 0 11 Winfield rt 3 1 I 0 <17951 The Six-Pack, a tent-like structure set up by official •••••••••••••••••••••• Cooper dh 3 0 10 Baylor dh 3 0 0 1 Division, Marshall Warren gave some serious E L L IN G TO N — The fifth annual Robin SImmns lb 3 0 0 0 Harrah 3b 1 1 0 1 Hiought in establishing a special insurance plan Wagner-Wandzy Women’s Softball Tournament game sponsor Anheuser-Busch, was so crowded with Brouhrd It 4 0 1 0 Pagllarl 3b 0 0 0 0 1979 CHEV CAPRICE r ■: designed specifically for club professional golf Herald Angle is scheduled August 18-19 here at Brookside Park. traders, buyers and sellers that a guard regulated the TODAY Ogllvle rf 4 0 0 0 Mttngly 1b 3 I 2 0 number of people allowed in at a time. 4-5:30 Olympic Games, Channels 8,40 Sundbrg c 3 1 1 0 Davett It 4 0 11 W u 84894 NOW <38951 shop owners. It is a double elimination tourney with prize Mannlaa pr 0 0 0 0 Mata ct 3 0 2 1 money to the top three teams. For details, contact “ Pin trading fulfills our neurotic needs. It’s an 7-mldnlght Olympic Games, Chan­ Last January, while vacationing in Florida, the nels 8, 40 Ja m e s '^ 4)20 Cerone c 3 0 0 0 Earl Yost the Ellington Rec Department, 875-6080. obsession,” said trader Judi White. Totals N . 29 3 7 3 Totals 34 4 8 4 r Manchester man sloped off at the Professional 8:00 Baseball: Brewers vs. Yankees, 1977 CHEV NAURU : Accorcling to the Six-Pack traders, the most sought Channel 11, WPOP MllwaukaeY 000 0)0 020— 3 Golfers Association headquarters and placed his Sports Editor Emeritus New Y o r k ^ - 000 202 00X— 4 after pin's are Suzuki motorcycles, A T& T, ABC News, 8:00 Boxing: Jackie Beard vs. Refq- CUSSIC COUPE t9jLOK plan on the table. The PGA officials were not only Glllberto shoots for record glo Rolas, SportsChannel Game-wInnInditBI — Baylor (7). Wor$3406 N O W ^ Z O t S interested but fully endorsed the plan. Systems Parking and a rare Coke pin that shows 8:30 Baseball: Cardinals vs. Mets, E— Yount, JameST-Bovett. DP— Mil official Olympic mascot Sam the Eagle holding a Channel 9, W K H T waukee 3, New York 2. LOB— Milwaukee " I didn’t know what kind of a receptio.i I would M ID D LETO W N — Mike Giliberto, former 4, New York 6. 2B— Sundberg, James, bottle of coke. 8:30 Baseball: Red Sox vs. White Sox, 1980 CHEV CITATION ' ■ .V ' get at the PG A,” Warren recalled, "but it all standout at East Catholic High, will be seeking Channels 22, 30, 38, W TIC Yount. S— Meacham. SF— Baylor, Har­ the Wesleyan University record for yards rushing Only 400 of the eagle Coke pins were produced 12:30-2 o.m. Olympic Games, Chan­ rah, W u 84096 NOW <31951 worked out well. I didn't have an appointment but nels 8, 40 Romero, Lozado. was weli received.” with the Cardinal football team this fall. before the Olympic organizing committee ruled that IP H R ER BB SO ^**® P™ ®*?“P owners needed a specific plan to the mascot could not hold any products. The pin is Administrator of the special insurance pro­ Giliberto has a career total of 1,227 yards and a Mllwoukee 1981 CHEV CHEVEHE UPl photo cover their insurance needs,” Warren noted worth about $500 to serious traders, while other pins CaldwII (L 4-9) 5 2-3 8 4 3 2 I gram is the Clarke Insurance Agency of 4.1 per carry average. He needs 652 to become the Professionals also wanted to do business with can range from $5 to $50. Tellmann 2 1-3 0 0 0 3 0 Wu'$40g6 NOW Pittsburgh's Johnnie Ray leaps over Monday night in Pittsburgh. The Expos, Manchester, headed by Jeff Clarke. Warren someone they knew.” all-time leader. New York <33951 Giliberto is listed at one of the halfback slots in At the Olympic villages, pins from the Chinese Rdsmussn (W 5-3) 7 4 3 3 3 5 Montreal's Max Venable as he fires to however, went on to claim 3-1 victory. joined the Clarke Agency last April and The plan is nationwide and open to all insurance Wesleyan’s wing-T offense team, which show the country’s red flag with yellow Baseball Righetti (S 14) 2 1 0 0 1 2 first to complete double play in action immediately put the golfing plan in effect. agents who sell Travelers Commercial Lines. As Rasmussen pitrtied to 2 batters In 8th. 1980 CHEV CAP8ICE stars, and the Israelis, blue and white with a menorah, HBP— by Rasmussen (Simmons). Warren, a long-time member of the Manches­ administrator, the Clarke Agency directs callers are favorites. wutaooe NOW <52951 ter (Country Club and a former officer, currently to the nearest Travelers agent. Hawks have tough road "Part of the allure with the Israeli one is all the 2:32. A— 18,319. NL roundup carries a 12 handicap, four over his lowest security surrounding them and the Chinese because it National League atandings 1980 CHEV MONTE CA8LO aarke, who plays out of Tallwood, is a six WEST HARTFORD — University of Hartford handicap golfer. End of the line men’s basketball team will launch its first season is their first Olympics.” said Jennie Malonek, Angels 5, A's W u 86996 NOW manager of a UCLA student store who already has East <43951 Both the Manchester Country Club and aim in Division I play on Nov. 24 with a road game w L Pet, OB John Scimmers and Gerald Sommers, repres­ against Dartmouth. spent $250 on her Olympic pin collection. New York 59 41 .590 CALIFORNIA OAKLAND plan purchased the Travelers pro shop enting Allied Printing Services of Manchester, Chicago 60 43 .583 Va Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Dravecky spins one-hitter The Hawks have a 28-game schedule, 25 against Phlladelphio 55 47 .539 5 Benlauz rt 6 2 3 1 Phillips 2b 5 0 2 I drew pro Jay Haas on their team in the Summy Division I foes including North Carolina State, Montreal 51 51 .500 9 Sconirs lb 4 0 0 0 Lanstrd 3b 4 0 1 1 #1^^ have about 30 Connecticut clubs involved Davis Jr.-Greater Hartford Open Pro-Am last —TRUCKS— Northeastern and Wichita State. St. Louis 51 53 .490 10 Lynn ct 5 2 2 2 Murphy ct 4 0 0 0 By Joe llluzzi Monday night, Dravecky, pitch­ first extra- inning game in nine at the moment,” Warren said. Since joining the week. Jim Reynolds, former East Catholic High Uprising at Voivo Pittiburgh 44 61 .419 17'/2 DeCIncs 3b 5 0 3 0 Klngmn dh 3 0 0 0 Hartford has a dozen home games, eight at the Downing It 4 1 3 2 Dovis rf 2 0 2 1 UPl Sports Writer ing relief until last month, had his tries this year and the first in 17 Clarke Agency, Warren has called upon most basketball standout, was recently promoted to WMt 1983 CHEV S10 SPORT clubs in the state, explaining the policy Hartford Civic Center. It will play six oppoenents Son Diego 62 42 .596 _ Pettis ct 1 0 0 0 Heath rt 4 0 0 0 no-hitter broken up by Bill Rus­ games going back to last season. bond manager of Aetna’s New Orleans, La. office. as upsets abound Atlanta 54 51 .514 BVi RJcksn dh 4 0 0 0 Almon It 3 2 2 0 There must be something in the advantages. Approval of the PGA has been a big from the North Atlantic Conference, the 10-team PICRUP sell's one-out double in the seventh Cubs 3, Phillies 2 He has been working out of Tampa, Fla. The Lot Angeles 52 54 .491 11 Grich 2b 5 0 0 0 Morgan ph W 1 m0 0 17575 0 NO4 6 4 9 5 1 air in Southern California, other selling point. ® Division I league which the university became Houeton 50 56 .472 13 Boone c 5 0 10 Caudill p 10 0 0 in San Diego's 12-0 rout of the At Chicago, Jody Davis broke a Reynolds are parents of their first child, a Cincinnati than smog. If not, perhaps some of Dodgers. Besides Travelers traditional property and affiliated with last spring. 43 61 .413 19 Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Hndrsn ph 1 0 0 0 I-l tie by doubling home Leon father, Amby, notes from NORTH CONWAY. N.H. (UPl) - Thank you. San Francitco 40 61 .396 20Va Carew ph 1 0 0 0 Bochte 1b 4)20 1980 CMC Vf TON PICKUP the National League pitchers out It was the first one-hitter of the Durham with two outs in the sixth liability insurance protection, the plan offers a Milford, N.H., where he now resides, that in a Woody Blocker. Mondav'i Raeult* PIcclolo ss 0 0 0 0 Tettleton c 2 0 0 0 west have been drinking the nectar left-hander’s career. variety of coverages that are designed to meet the Chicago 3, Philadelphia 2 Hancock It 3 0 0 0 Wee 86196 NOW to lift the Cubs to their fourth recent Eastern League baseball game in Nashua Tim Wilkison and Lawson Duncan, who train under Montreal 3, Pittsburgh 1 Wagner ss 2 0 0 0 <53951 of Olympic gods. "He (Russell) hit a good pitch, a very unusual yet specific needs of pro golf shop Mattingly tops in A L . straight win. Cubs starter Dennis operators. t- » N.H., where the lights went out in the third inning Blocker in Asheville, N.C., led a small uprising by St. Louis 3, New York 1 Brrghs ph 0 0 0 0 San Diego’s Dave Dravecky slider down and in,” said Dra­ Eckersley, 5-6, won for the fourth a novel skit was introduced. Nashua Manager NEW YOR K — New York Yankees first unseeded players Monday in the first day of thO Houston 4, Atlanta 3 Hill ss 2 1 1 0 1902 CHEV S10 PICRUP pitched a one-hitter Monday night San Diego 12, Los Angeles 0 Totals 45 5 12 5 Totals 43 4 M 4 vecky, 8-5, who hurled his second time in his last five starts. property coverage Msrk McCormick had the boos of a crowd of 6 006 baseman Don Mattingly, the league’s second- $255,000 Volvo International m en’s tennis Tuesday's Gomes Colltornla oOO 102 010 OOi— 5 against the Los Angeies Dodgers in complete game in seven starts monthly on the shop s inventory to reflect the size turned to cheers when he called out several of his leading batter, Monday was named American tournament. (All Timas EOT) Oakland O20 000101 000— 4 Wee $6486 NOW <5495 the Padres’ 12-0 romp. It was the since returning to the starting Expos 3. Pirates 1 of the inventory. Pro golf shops tend to sell more Phllodelphia (Denny 4-3) at Chicago Game-yylnnlng RBI — Beniquez (3). players to lead in the songfest until power was League Player of the Week. Duncan, a U.S. Junior Davis Cup player from (BordI 4-1 or Reuschel 4-5), 2:20 p.m. E— Grich, Wognor. DP— California 2, third low-hit game thrown in rotation. “ I made the pitch I At Pittsburgh, Gary Carter products in warm seasons and less in cool ones. r«to red. . Death last week of boxer Bobbv Mattingly hit .385 for the week ending July 29 Clemson who was runner-up in the 1984 NCAA belted a two-run homer to cap a Montreal ISchatzeder4-2)atPlttsburgh Ookland 2. LOB— California 7, Oakland Southern California in the last four wanted to make, and he got the hit Because pro shops often store members’ Poison” Ivy in Hartford prompted Sam with 10 hits in 26at-bats. championships, started the upsets at Mt. Cranmore (Tudor S8 ), 7:35 p.m. 13.2B— OeCInces, Almon, Downing, HIM. three-run ninth enabling the Expos San Franciscc (Robinson 4-11) at HR— Downing (12), Lynn (12), Beniquez days. he wanted to get. He’s a good provides a minimum of Maltempo to call. Bobby got $500 the night he by dumping No. 16 seed Fernando Luna of Spain, 6-2, IT COSTS SO UHLE to hand the Pirates their fifth Cincinnati (TIbiM 1-0), 7:35p.m. (4). S— Bochte,Heath,Schofield. Over the past weekend in Los hitter. $50,000 covering such equipment. fought and lost to Petey Scalzo at Bulkeley 6-3. New York (Lynch 8-5) at St. Louis straight loss. It was Carter 21st IP H R ER BB SO Angeles, three two-hitters were Cardinals 3, Mets 1 Marshall, who served on the Board of Stadium in Hartford for the world featherweight O ’Brien gets Jefs’ nod An hour or so later, Wilkison polished off No. 10 Mel (K e ^ lr a 2-2), 8:35 p.m. Colltornla TO GET SO MUCH hurled in the Dodgers-Reds series, At St. Louis, Tito Landrum's homer and came off reliever Kent Governors at MCC, said it took six week for the Purcell of Murray. Ky., 4-6,6-2,6-1, while Mike Leach Attanto (Comp 5-3) at Houston Zahn 4 2-3 4 3 3 3 2 Tekulve. f^,,f'l!P'^"®*"P Scalzo won in the 15th round when H EM P STEA D , N.Y. — Ken O’Brien, who has ( Knepper 9-8), 8:40 p.m. Aose 1 1 0 0 2 1 with Los Angeles rookie Orel two-run homer with one out in the “ T i" Travelers to put together the plan. of Weston, Mass., the 1982 NCAA champion, bounced Los Angeles (Honeycutt 8-5) at San Corbett (W 3-1) 2 1-3 3 1 1 3 3 Astras 4, Braves 3 ahhmI’Dh ®‘"PPetl by Refeee Billy Taylor never played in an N F L regular- season game, C A R T E R i^hevrolei Hershiser coming close to throw­ 10th powered the Cardinals to their There are many advantages for the golf pros,” ugh Ivy was ahead. Scalzo received 14th seeded Mark Dickson of Tampa, Fla., 6-2, 6- 3. Diego (Thurmond 8-5), 10:05 p.m. SoncJiez (S 10) I 0 0 0 0 I At Houston, Phil Garner’s pinch Warren said. $2 500 was named the New York Jets starting Wedneaday'sGiimas Oakland ing a perfect game on Sunday. fourth straight victory and the More first round play was scheduled today, with hit single scored Jerry Mumphrey quarterback by Coach Joe Walton Monday “ for New York at St. Louis Young 7 2-3 9 4 4 1 2 Padres left-hander Tim Lollar also Mets’ fourth loss in a row. The I”'®"® coverage is one option offered. A 1990. Maltempo is recovering from minor matches featuring second seeded Henrik SUndstrom Phllodalphlo at Chloopo Atherton 0 1 0 0 1 0 12*9 Nrin Stj Mondiaftir from second base with two outs in 19th Hole feature available is a cash prize of $250 all pre-seuson games and the first game of the of Sweden playing Israel’s Shlomo Glickstein and Montreal at Pittsburgh, night Caudill (L 8-4) 4 1-321103 pitched a two-hitter Sunday, beat­ Mets, who now lead the N L East by surgery. He recalled that he fought the semifinal San Francisco at Cincinnati, night Atherton pitched to 2 batters In th the ninth to lead the Astros. Dave for each ace. bout on the Ivy-Scaizo card 44 year.s aga ' season.” third seeded Tomas Smith of Czechoslovakia plays 8 ing the Astros 9-0. just one-half game, dropped their Smith, 1- 2. got the loss. Atlanta at Houston, night WP— Young, Corbett. T— 3:41 A__ Argentina’s Alejandro Ganzabal. Los Angelas at San Diego, night 24,244. 646-6464 18 - MANC HKSTKR HERALD. Tuesday, July 31. 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tue.sday. July 31. 1884 - It 643-2711 Classified.. 44 Household Goods Business Opportunities 22 Store/Office Space For advertisements to be TAG SALE SIGN Notices Rates Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc. for Sale published Monday, the dead­ Minimum Charge: Losf/Found Employment Info. 24 Misc lor Rent 46 Home and Garden line is 2:30 o.m. on Friday. Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? Personals ...... Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets $3.00 for one day J s .r, ' ■> The best way to announceounce I‘ it is '■ with ■ ' a...... Herald Tag. Sale ■ * Announcements Roommates Wanted 48 Musical Items P e r W o r d : Read Your Ad A uctions Real Estate Recreational Items 1-2 d a y s .20 prime retail space, omple Chef, good condition. $50. consider and act on the following: - 9pm. Friday, 2-4pm. E O E . 9543. E O E . 06084. 872-0561. E O E . FERGUSON ROAD - R .L. Cobb, 647-8309 and F O R SALE: Screen 8 apartments. $400, $440, parking. $660. Call 236- Call 649-7019, anytime. Proposed oddltlonol appropriation to Educollon Special room garrison colonial. 649-8496. house, aluminum tram, Protects — Fund 41 — Youth Services 19$4-SS— $36,631.00to $520, heat and hot water • 6021 or 644-3977. TEACHER AIDE — Edu­ baths, new sundeck. spacious. Excellent con­ be financed by a Grant from fhe State Department of 2 'h Included. BIssell and __ TWO 2 piece sectional Children and Youth Services. cational Aide to work Cathedral celling In fam­ BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, dition. $50 Firm price. CELEBRITY CIPHER Boyle Realtors. 649-4800. sofas, table and 3 chairs. Proposed additional appropriation to Education Special CiitfttyCIplwrcniptOQrwif cf—l>dfromquoWk)fWby>OTOu>p»op».patHndprw nt. with high school student- ily room. Lovely interior. MANCHESTER OFFICE CONCRETE Walkways, Call 643-5766 evenings. Each In ttw dphar stands for anothar. Todpr'* L aquaM B. Best offer on all pieces. Protects — Fund4l — Existing account 362— Youth Services RN'S NA's & s/teachers. Hours of Inground pool. Asking SPACE — Ideal tor ac­ steps, patios, chimney — Police Protect — S3,000.m to be financed by private ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 Call evenings, 643-1357. by CONNIE WIENER work; 7:30am to 2pm on $150,000. Call owner 647- countant, lawyer or sales repairs, siding and paint­ donations. bedrooms. Prices to flt--- VARIOUS TYPES PA­ Proposed additional appropriation to Education Speclol days school Is In session. 1674.______office. Central location. ing. Quality work at LPN's HHA's your budget. Housing Un- PERBACK BOOKS — 2- Protects — Fund 41 — Handicapped 1965 — S200JX)0.Mlo be ‘•LRAMRKR MC GW FQC, M JR R A EQWR Come and learn about the Come and learn the ad­ Mall resume to: Dr. Mi­ Ample parking. Call 649- lower prices. Call646-7776 .254, .104 each for 20 financed by a Grant from the State Deportment of lim ite d . Call 724-1967 - Misc. lor Sole 63 advantages of working for vantages of working for chael Blake, Principal, MANCHESTER — CHFA 2891. tor free estimates. books, hardcover books, Educotlon. LHAAMVY CYTF M YTKR VMFDR medical personnel pool. medical personnel pool. Tolland High School,Tol­ Funds available on this (C h g .). .1' •••••■••••••••••••••••• Proposed additional opproorlatlon to Education Special .354 and up. Call 649-1433 Protects — Fund41 — visually Impaired 1984-8S— 6116,S(X).00 Must have 1 year full time We have openings on all land, C T 06084. 872-0561. vinyl sided Cape. Six x BRIGHT, PRETTY CO­ BOOKKEEPING . T Y P ­ experience. We have open­ 8 after 5pm. to be financed by o Grant from the State Board of Education WRQQMFMFB FLD. CYQVR WTCMFBV TWR shifts. We otter excel­ EOE. rooms, full finished base­ EAST HARTFORD — 2 >" LONIAL SHOP — Ap­ ING SERVICES Availa­ BOAT GAS TANKS, 3 — and Services for the Blind. ings on all shitts. We otter bedrooms, heat, hot w o-.... $15 each. Call 649-6989. lent pay and benefits. m ent. $64,900. Strano proximately 16 X 12 plus ble at YOUR BUSINESS ROYAL PORTABLE TY­ Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund excellent pay and benefits. FEDERAL, STATE , ter, appliances, carpet. ' Budget 1984-85 — Recreation — Comp Kennedy — 6630.00 to We will be recruiting on We will be recruiting on 8 Real Estate, 647-7653. basement. Located Main OFFICE. 164 East Center PEWRITER— Not elect­ CYR FTZMW JWOE PYMDY PR PMAA DOER CIVIL Service Jobs now $425 per month. Call 289- 4’ x 8’ P O O L T A B L E — In be financed by donations received In memory of Scott August 1st, 1964 from 10 a. August 1st, 1964 from Street, Coventry Center. Street, Manchester, 647- ric, with carrying case. Aronson. available In your area. 0000 between 10am and - excellent condition. $50. m. to 4 p.m. in the H4R 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Please call 423-3911. 9780. Very good condition. $20. PHOTO-OUIDE Proposed additional appropriation to General Fund LTDU.” — BWTFC CMFURW. Block Otfice. Marshall's H&R Block Office, Mar­ Call 1-(619)-569-8304 for 5pm, Monday thru Call 649-8371 after 2pm. Budget 1964-05 — TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Call 643-5314. panEHN Reserve Fund 8 — 6282,730.00 to be financed by Grants from PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Whatever I did always satisfied me, but alter It was Mall, 324 Broad St.. Man­ shall's Mall, 324 Broad Information. 24.hours. Friday. ^ 24' TRUCK HEADED tor chester. BEAUTIFUL BABY Doll the State Department of Transportation — Town Aid Fund. over I always thought, 'Why can't it be better?' Then I thought, 'This Is St., Manchester. COVENTRY BRAND M«Ncm$fii Arizona with cargo room F O R SALE: G e n e ra l Proposed oddltlonol appropriation to Whiton Library Mutt CBlI lor initrvaw appokHmanl Mutt call tor ln|«rvlBw appointmsni. EAST HARTFORD — 1 .I dresses, .80c, Wedding madness, this Is perfectionism gone berserk.'" — Anthony Hopkins. NEW RANCH — Att­ ciNTitt eHSMSS Msma available on or approxi­ Electric Refrigerator, Fund 10 — Early Warnfng Smoke Detection System — bedroom, heat, hot wo- ;; outfit, $4. Bridesmaid 610,000.00 to be financed from Whiton Library Trust Fund. MEDICAl .MEDICAL ached garage. "Energy SMI7lH$i mately August 25th. Very old, runs well. $65 takes It 8.000 iq ft. w arehouieor ••lem- with picture had, $3.00. Proposed additional appropriation to Water Fund 1984^ PERSONNEL Efficient". CHFA Fi­ ter, appliances, carpet- reasonable. Call 647-0789. — TRANSFER to Capitol Improvement Reserve Fund — PERSONNEL bly bulldtng. Loadingck)Cii,3 over- Call 643-6452. away. Coll 646-9850 after POOL POOL BOOKKEEPER — Part nancing. $75,000. Alfred Ing, next to park. $375 per h«Bd doors. Fsnosd parking. 6pm. $9,050.00 to be finonced from Water Fund Balance. time afternoons, expe­ month. Call 289-0000 be- •• eaaHy — 647-1003 Approval ot program proposals submitted by community 549-0870 Heckler, 456-3091. PROFESSIONAL PRUN­ agencies desiring to participate In P.A. 12-469, on Act 549-0870 rienced through trial bal­ tween 10am and 5pm, I ■r. Nanaaa ING of vour ornamental MAN'S Excellent me­ dium blue light weight SEA DEVIL ARCADE Concerning Neighborhood Assistonce. ance. Fuss 8i O'Neill, 210 MANCHESTER — Four Monday thru Friday. ■~- plants. Call Whithorn Proposed Ordinance — Tax exemption for ambulance- wool sports lacke, size40. Gam e, as is. $75. Call Main Street, Manches­ Room Colonial — Zone Nursery, 643-7802. 643-1720, M ark. type motor vehicle used for transporting medically EARN BIG MONEY . FOUR ROOM APART­ Lexington Tailor Shop. 73 Incopocltoted Individual. SECRETARY ter, C T 06040. 646-2469. Industrial. Lot size 100 x A copy otthe Proposed Ordinance may be teen In the Town Gerber Systems Technology Inc. has an immedi­ E O E , M /F.______150. Price reduced for M ENT — Immediate oc- ■ MANCHESTER BABYSITTING JOB Birch Street, Manchester Clerk's Office during business hours. 643-8651. LARGE HEAVY MIR­ ate need tor an experienced secretary. Candi­ quick sale! Colll-Wagner cupancy. Heat, no pets. Space available in mini WANTED — Will watch ROR — I V " X 32'/2" with To provide Information on the amount of money available L O T A T T E N D A N T 8 2 to the Town, the range ot activities to be undertaken, and k dates for the position must have good office and Realtors. M LS . 249-5287 References. Lease. Se­ office park. Ample park­ children In my home, V " decorated frame. FOR PART-TIME WOR ! NEEDED — 40 hours per P O O L 24' 48" round, 2 2 obloln the views ot citizens on Manchester's housing and Interpersonal skills. We offer an excellent work or 633-0019. curity. $415. Call 649-3340. ' ing. a/c. fully carpeted, Mondav-Frlday. Flexible $35. Call 649-7517. week. Available Imme­ needs liner. $50. Call 646- community development needs relative to the Community environment, starting salary and company paid private lavs. hours. Call 646-1925. Development Block Grant Progrom, funded through the benefit program. Qualified candidates should diately. Call 649-6550, ask MANCHESTER - availa­ 6441, keep trying. Department of Housing and Urban Development tor Joe or Glen. •2300 s/f office and WEDGEWOOD E N G ­ 1. Appropriation to be added to capital accounts of the submit their resume with salary history or apply ble Immediately. One aS900 /f office now out­ 8 QUEEN SIZE PANTY LISH Bone Chino dinner 2276 1964-85 budget for the purpose of paying the costs of the in person to the: bedroom. Quiet street. fitted as exercise spa. Pointing/Papering 52 set. Eight piece settings following proposed public Improvements os may hereafter CAR RECONOITIONER Condominiums 32 HOSE — 9 pairs, regular 6 8375 Personnel Dept. $375. M anager 649-4800. Adjacent to Exit 94 off I- plus serving dishes. The Owl and Puuycat are be approved by the voters pursuont to the provisions ot Opening available in Outside Sales — Experienced. Must be and opaque - unopened 6 colorful companion pot- AU SIZH Section 25, Chapter V ot the Town Charter at a regular or ••••••••••••••••••••••a 84/86. Brokers pro­ Carlyn pattern. Beauti­ GERBER SYSTEMS HCHNOLOCY, INC. self starter, have Connec­ THREE ROOM APART- packages • worth $22.50, holdcri to brighten the lO'A-U’/i speclol election, namely: selling subscriptions for the 40 Garber Rd. Eiit tected. PAINTING AND PAPER ful, no chips. Sacrifice at kitchen. Eaiy to make for (0 ) An appropriation not to exceed S4,600JXW for (I) ticut driver's license and MANCHESTER — 400 MENT - with heat, hot HANGING — Exterior selling for $10. Call 649- South Wlndior, CT 06074 Call Mr. Norman $875. Call 289-9084. ■ifu and bazaari. Stitch a lovely set of street resurfacing Including streets excavated tor waterline be flexible. Call 643-9008. North Main Street. New 2 water, stove, refrigera- ' and Interior, ceilings re­ 0832. work; (II) the construction of storm sewers; (III) the BBO Employer______647-5000 No. 2276 hai trarufer; full lineerie for the half-sizer Improvement and repair of sidewalks located throughout bedroom townhouse. tor, carpet. $330. Adults i paired. References, fully JOHNSON BROTHERS direction. BALL 1 QUART Canning and trim with lace. various sections otthe Town; (Iv) the repair otthe SdlTlwav Manchester Herald CAR CLEANER — Learn Fully appllanced kitchen, only. Third floor. No“ Insured. Quality work. 24 piece dish set, coach­ No. 8875 with Photo- Dorn at Globe Hollow Pool Including the reploccmeni ot Jars, 5 dozen, $2.50dozen, TO oaoia, lead *2 M far aack new and used car prep. convenient to busline and pets. Centrally located,- Martin Mattsson, even­ ing scenes pattern. $60. patlira, plat $04 tar ptitaga aad Guide ia in Sizes lOVk to concrete steps and associated engineering work; and (v) dozen pint. Call649-2101. Must have Connecticut shopping. $58,400. CHFA Security deposit re-;T ings 649-4431. 1 Call 649-9540. haadliag. ^ 24 H. Size 12 Vk, 86 bust bridge and culvert replacement Including Taylor Street TEMPORARY POSITIONS driver's license and be MANCHESTER culvert and chonnel work, Keeney Street culvert and Early evenings and Saturdays approved. Call 649-9404, quired. Call 646-7690; 643-:^ ANNi casar . . . slip, IH yards 46- channel work. Porker Street culvert work, Bigelow Brook Connecticut Printers Inc. is recruiting for cur­ inch; half-slip, } H yards; flexible. Call 643-9008. 649-4064 or 647-1340. 0496. NOW RENTING CEILINGS REPAIRED MOVING, MUST SELLI FOR SALE; Fullsizebed; channel work, reinforcement ot the Prospect Street Bridge rent and future temporary openings at its mo­ ---- Maachtslar Herald panties, % yard. — Set your own hours — 822 MAIN ST. or REPLACED with dry- Wrought Iron table and 4 Ideal tor cottage. Good wall and replacement ot the Pork Street Bridge guardrail dern Bloomfield facility. No experience neces­ FULL TIME CUSTOMER NEAR MAIN STREET —Z chairs, sultablefor dining itSO an. al Aaerleaf TO OROU, ttad $2.00 far tMk and fencing. Caniral iMifMia wall. Call evenings, Gary condition. $50 or best 2. The determination ot the monner In which sold sary. We will train you In our Bindery Depart­ RELATIONS CLERK — aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa First floor unheated'J!^ room or kitchen. Sofa Hew yark, H.T. looia attara. phii $04 far N itait asd M cHugh, 643-9321. otter. Call after 5pm, rrlnl Htiea. addiesi witk Zlk appropriation and oddlllon to told budget Is to be finoncad ment. These positions may become regular Bank Checking Depart­ apartment with private- and lamps. Kero-Sun Caadllcg. Lots/Land for Solo 33 2 S T O r T b LDG. 649-7977. CODE Ml ttna Haeiker. M l aodHtn and raised whether by assessment, taxation, by borrowing, full-time. ment. Must deal effi­ entrance. Available to a^TT rot Pull NtaanraWon NAME YOUR OWN heater, bedroom set, m a­ S P E C IA L ; 0 >er 200 sa- by transfer ot available funds or otherwise, or by o ciently with customers In AIR CXJNDITIONED Maacbaalar HsraM combination of such methods. We of ter god pay and 10% bonus for second or refined, employed per-* PRICE — Father and son. ple knee-hdie desk. Call F O R SALE: C In d e rb - lectlona and a FR E E For further information contact person and on phone. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa FULLY SPRINKLERED 3. Such matters relating to the foregoing os may be third shift positions. High school graduates, son. Parking for one-* □OVER ELEVATOR Fast, dependable ser­ 649-8698 anytime. locks, 8 X 16, approxi­ Pattern Sactlon in the ilM4ve. el AmerttM properly considered at sold Hearing. college people and housewives are welcome Typing skills and good FREE CATALOG — Of pleasure car. No pets..;;! PARKING PRIVILEGES vice. Painting, Paper­ ALBUM. Jnat 18.00. 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Call 649- a-IM-UUMBfkTIME COVUlETt 2 BONUS Coupons! 19BI ” ' Manchester, Connecticut this 2Sth day of July, appointment. 11 A M. O N LY.______01247. weekdays. 643-9321. 7625. -24 cfik and taull kad aallti. Price .... $2.00. 0534)7 20 MANCUKSTKH HKKAl.I), Tuesdiiy, July 31, 1984 BUSINESS Northeast needs economic boost ;4" Zinsser rebuts charges state Democrats’ ‘unity’ Business U.S. athietes by citizen action group doesn’t prevent a brawi find good times In Brief Rail improvements urged in region ... page 3 ... opinion, page 6 ... page 10 Travelers profits decline m capabiDly ol moving huge numbers of HAHTFORD - Thu Travelers Corp. has NASHVILLE. Tenn. (UPI) - New planning to improve our rail system in life into intercity rail services. people quiekly." (Jnrnihy said. reported operating profits of $76 6 million for the England governors must explore new the Northeast corridor is now. many He said Japane.se National Railway, methods of renovating the region’s (iarrahy’s ri-marks came at the years before our existing systems experienced in super high-speed rail seeond quarter of 19B4. down from $79.2 million National Governors' Assoc iation's 76th for the same period last year railroads if the Northeast is to maintain begin to fail. " Garrahy said. "If we technologies, has appraoched CONEG its economic stronghold. Rhode Island annual meeting, where the executives wait, it will be too late," he said with a proposal to study the feasibility Profits of $14$ million for the first six months of gathered to diseiiss issues ranging 1984 compared with $155.2 million last year as (iov .1 Joseph Garrahy says. Garrahy said that new Census of utilizing its technologies in the Muggy tonight; "The continued growth and vitality from transportation and energy to Bureau figures show Los Angles has Northeastern area. Manchester, Conn. gains in group business and individual life, health environment and c rime. and financial services were offset hy underwrit­ of the economics of the Northeastern replaced Chicago as the seconcl-largest Garrahy .said he has set a deadline of cloudy Thursday Wednesday, August 1,1984 states, and of the region as a whole, in city in the nation and that Hou.ston has December for the Japane.se National ing losses in casualty-property business, officials — See page 2 said Monday the twenty-first century, will depend The chairman of the transportation passed Philadelphia as the nation’s Railway report ;ind called for pursuit of Single copy: 254 committee of the (hialition of New Earnings per share for the second quarter and directly on the effectiveness and foUrth-largest city. similar studies efficiency of our transportation sys­ England Governors said Northeast air Six of the nation’s 10 largest cities — iiattrhpalpr fim lJi fir.st six months of this year also decreased He urged continued negotiations with compared with 198.9, falling from 95 cents to 91 tem , particularly rail," Garrahy said and rail services are reaching the point Los Angles, Houston, Dallas, San Diego officials from countries such as Can­ cents for the quarter and $1:85 to $1.73 for the Monday. ■ of being overtaxed. The one major Phoenix and Sun Antonio — are al-so in ada. West Germany and France and six-month period. "If our economies arc to remain transportation system that is unde­ the Southwest, the governor said. the Federal Rail Administration and "High levels of ciitastrophe losses for the competitive with the economies of the rused and can be expanded is rail, he Garrahy urged that transportation Amtrak to explore other ways of (second) quarter and the half curtailed earnings Sun Belt, and particularly the Southw­ said. and economic officials be summoned to upgrading rail .services. growth as well." said Edward H. Budd, chairman est, it is es.sential that we retain the "The time to liegin preliminary help the nation’s governors breath new Housing rehab and chief executive officer of the eompany. Hijackers free Travelers' revenues for the second quarter increased to $3.4 hillion from $3 hillion in 1983; In* premiums were $2.6 billion compared with $2.3 Weiss’s priority hillion; and investment income ro.se to $781 -Til million from $687 million. Rudd said. two passengers First-half revenues were $6.6 billion, up from endowments $6.1 billion for the same period last year, and for CD funds premiums were $5 1 billion compared with $4.8 By Steve Hooey AF-747 were reported in good condition billion in 1983. do poorly United Press International by Iranian and Air France officials as Bv Kathv Garmus At the end of the second quarter of 1984, Iranian Foreign Ministry officials tried Herald Reporter shareholders' equity was $3.1 billion. or$37.33pcr BEIRUT, Lebanon — Three young to conduct negotiations for their share, and assets rose to $34.1 billion. BOSTON (UPI) — University endow­ Arab sky pirates who hijacked an Air release. Housing rehabilitation for low- and moderate- ments at schools across New England France jetliner released two hostages The three hijackers demanded food income people would receive top priority if the town made a killing when the stock market today after forcing the plane to fly to and more fuel, Iranian authorities said. applies for a federal Community Development Block B/W Realty went soaring, but most bavcn’t been Iran but kept 58 other people captive, It was not known if they had issued any Grant, according to a list of proposed use of CDBG faring very well lately. the official Iranian news agency said. other demands. joins CofC funds prepared by General Manager Robert B. Weiss. "The two passengers, a woman and Officials said food and drinks, Endowment investments usually go Under the proposal, the town would apply (or B/W Really Inc., op­ from one market ph.ise to the next with her child who were ill. were led to the apparently the first full meal offered $130,000 for housing rehabilitation, $103,000 for erated by Barbara less volatility than other investment medical care unit” of Tehran’s Mehe- since the hijacking began, were served Weinberg, has joined funds. But with little exception, endow­ rabad Airport, the news agency IRN A to those inside the jetliner. sidewalk and drainage improvements, $75,000 (or the (irealer Manches­ ments that climbed by .50 percent or said in a statement monitored in Escorted to Tehran by Iranian parking and drainage improvements at the Senior Beirut. ter Chamber of more in the favorable 1982-1983 market fighter planes, the airliner landed at Citizens Center, $50,000 for an emergency shelter Commerce have performed poorly this year. IRMA did not identify the released Meherabad at 6:47 a.m. local time and program. $50,000 for construction of an elevator at the hostages and said only that they would The business luindles rolled to a stop almost out of sight of the Municipal Building and $40,000 for playground Many schools try to boo.st their receive the "necessary treatment.” terminal. Its engines were kept run­ improvements. The town would also request $20,000 residential and com­ < - endowments by diversifying portfolios There was no further word on the fate ning for hours, with the Iranians saying for administration of the program, making a total of mercial real estate It with more unlikely vehicles, including of the other 58 passengers and crew, it might fly to ‘‘an unknown y -iiU has been in operation venture capital, real estate and foreign nor was there any report on the destination.” $468,000 the town would apply for, according to Weiss' for 12 years. The corpo- investment. But pnidcnce still takes a progress of negotiations with the three A crewmember who vaulted off the proposai. r a t i o n h a s o n e commanding role in the investment Arab hijackers. An escaped crew­ jetliner during a brief stopover in Weiss said that amount is the maximum that could employee. process. member said the hijakcers were trying Larnaca, Cyprus, said the hijackers be allocated to Manchester during the next fiscal Its phone numbers "This is an actively managed busi­ to create "a state of panic" among the were armed with knives and possibly year. are 647-1419 :md 647- ness. but the returns are very impor­ hostages. explosives and had tried to terrorize The proposed use of the funds is scheduled for a public hearing before the Board of Directors on Aug. 1410. tant," said Walter Gavett, president of The Boeing 737’s dawn landing at those aboard the flight. the Harvard Managing Company, the Jr 1. Tehran’s Meherabad Airport was the 7. Mrs. Weinberg is "they were constantly trying to independent firm that runs Harvard Herald photos by Pinto latest of four stops on a 3,000-mile frighten the crew and passengers into a "Rather than go into it and ask ’What do you want?’ mayor of Manchester. Barbara Weinberg University’s $2.6 biilion endowment. ordeal that began Tuesday during a state of panic,” said an official Cypriot we thought we would go in with suggestions.” Weiss "W e like an active management role, flight from Frankfurt to Paris. government statement that quoted said. Firm pays $5,000 in scheme but in a reasonably prudent fashion” Condo work in progress All 55 passengers and five crew­ steward Daniel Egea, 30, the only The town has until the end of August to apply for a ’’Over a span (/I time, our fixed members aboard Air France Flight person to escape from the aircraft. CDBG grant, he said. The directors will also consider HARTFORD — .A New 'Vork collection agency obligations are much more defined Above, Don Levasseur of Vernon and Greg Bircheat of at their meeting whether to hold an advisory will pay the state $5,000 for trying to collect than those of most corporate pension Florida work on the roof of one of three buildings in referendum on re-entry into the program from which money from consumers who were mailed funds or foundations," said Paul progress at the Southfield Condominiums on South the town withdrew in 1979. pantyhose they didn't order, officials have said. Pagannucci, chief investment officer Main Street, The building is one of 14 in the complex The town could go ahead and apply for a grant Retrieval Masters Creditors Bureau will pay for Dartmouth College’s $350 million In Venezuela, without such a referendum, Weiss said, because the the fine as a result of a suit filed by the state endowment. "W e can’t do things like being developed by the MIP 14 Corp., which hopes to m ajority of a recently formed study committee has against the New York City firm and the Hosiery reduce professors’ pay or our grant have three models open by late August or early recommended that the town re-enter the program. Corp. of America, the state attorney general's programs.” September, according to a spokeswoman. The complex The town has lost an estimated $500,000 per year In office said Monday. Universities also employ different grants since it withdrew from the program, which is The state filed the suit charging Hosiery with tactics in alloting investment decision will contain 98 two-bedroom units in three different a pilot is a hero administered by the federal Department of Housing sending unsolicited pantyhose to Connecticut making. Harvard’s endowment is styles, with prices beginning at $97,000, she said. The and Urban Development. consumers and then billing them for the product managed by a wholly independent entire development should be finished within two years, CARACAS, Venezuela (UPI) — The through a rear door and hurling The directors have said they would call for a and turning some unpaid accounts over to subsidiary company, the Harvard she said. Left. Pat Jubb of East Hartford shingles a roof of pilot of a Venezuelan DC-9 hijacked themselves onto the tarmac. referendum if the study committee recommended Retrieval Masters for collection. Managing Co, re-entry into the program. one of the buildings. Below, Bob Madorf of Bolton cuts a Sunday says the two air pirates Reyna told reporters the hijackers — State law allows consumers who receive Other schools, like Yale and Brown splashed some of their 79 hostages with identified as Dominique Hilertant of Weiss said he thought the town would go ahead and merchandi.se they did not request to keep the universities, dole out portions of their beam for the roof of a building at Southfield. gasoline and would have blown up the Haiti, and Segundo Felix Castillo of the apply for a grant and if voters rejected re-entry into product at no charge. The suit against Hosiery endowments to different managers. plane had commandos delayed their Dominican Republic — were armed the program in a referendum, the town would refuse Corp. is still pending, officials said. Endowment figures can be deceiv­ rescue by just five seconds. with handguns and splashed pas­ to accept the grant money. ing. Alumni makesubstantial contribu­ The two-day hijacking, which began sengers from containers of gasoline. "It makes the town’s application essentially a Rate hike decision expected tions. but endowent money may also be Sunday after take-off from Caracas Hilertant, a former Haitian army contingent application,” he said. tapped by a school’s operating ex­ and hopscotched through the Carib­ captain who had tried to overthrow the In 1979 and 1980 referendums, residents voted to Herald photo by Pinto withdraw from the program and place a two-year WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. — The state penses at a particular period. Most bean, ended early Tuesday at the late President-for-life Francois “ Papa moratorium on re-entry. The town’s withdrawal Department of Public Utilities decides today schools only use investment income to Curacao airport in the Netherlands Doc” Duvalier in the 1960s, resided in prompted three low-income women to file suit against whether to approve a controversial $33.7 million compute percentage changes in the Antilles with a raid by U.S.-coached Venezuela as a political refugee. Felix A tall tree, a good book the town, claiming its withdrawal was racially rate increase for the Western Massachusetts funds. special police from Venezuela. Castillo also lived in this South viectric Co. Although investment officers say The commandos fatally shot the two American country. During a restful moment, Harry Maidment relaxes under a tree motivated and violated the civil rights of low-income residents. The Northeast Utilities subsidiary requested university endowments are less vola­ hijackers and (reed all 79 hostages, Reyna labeled the two "locos, with a book. He chose his impromptu library at the entrance to The U.S. Justice Department was also a plaintiff in the increase in January, saying $14.9 million of tile than the aggregate markets, they including four Americans. mercenaries and terrorists.” Case Mountain at Highland Park. the suit, which Manchester won. the hike would start to pass along the cost of are greatly affected by them. When the " I believe if they had delayed five Reyna -was one of five crew members building the Millstone III nuclear power plant in market soared in the 1982-83 stampede, seconds more we woqld have been and 13 other Venezuelan hostages who Niantic, Conn. so did endowments. blown up," said Capt. Arturo Reyna, returned home Tuesday. But the rate increase request met with strong Yale’s endowment leaped by over 50 me Aeropostal DC-9 pilot. "They considered themselves dead opposition at public hearings in Greenfield, percent to $1,3 billion, while Brown’s The commandos jumped into action and many times they made that clear to Center losing aid unless abuse ends Springfield and Pittsfieldandfromconsumerand climbed to $187 million a 53 percent as the hijackers set fire to gasoline- us, and, therefore, they were not hike. Harvard, Trinity Colege and business groups. soaked newspapers inside the plane, concerned about our fate.” he said in a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Federal offi­ She said the department asked that security below federal standards in several areas, Dartmouth endowments also expe­ The increase, if approved in full, would hike the sending many of the hostages fleeing brief chat with reporters in Caracas. cials are threatening to cut off funding to a be improved, some of the population be including training, psychological, and rienced tremendous growth. average residential electric customer’s monthly Connecticut facility for the mentally moved and staff be increased. recreation services. Quite differently, the schools have bill of $46 by about $5.78. officials said. retarded unless conditions that may have Weicker’s office said the state has been She said the findings were based on been hard hit by this year’s market. led to sexual abuses among the patients are conduchng an inquiry into the matter and inspections made by federal investigators Some are losing money, while others More poor pay tax corrected by next week. aides to the senator planned to visit the at 17 facilities across the country earlier are breaking even. But even so, Potato crop in trouble Sen. Lowell Weicker’s office said Tues­ facility in the next .several days. this year, and promised that her depart­ endowments are not doing badly in day that the Department of Health and At the same time. Health and Human ment would double its surveillance of the PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — The wet weather comparison to other investment funds. Human Services sent a telegram last Services Secretary Margaret Heckler centers. that killed an estimated 15 percent of the Maine Yale stayed "significantly ahead of the potato crop is raising a new threat — the between ’80 and ’82 Friday to the Mystic Education Center, Tuesday named the Mansfield Training ” I find this situation appalling,” she said, stocks and bonds market” by investing saying it would eliminate $400,000 in annual School in Connecticut as one of nine "and I find it unacceptable.” possibility of fungus infestation, agriculture in international securities, which ran 20 officials say. federal funding to the facility if conditions state-run facilities for the mentally re­ Weicker released his own report of seven percent ahead of the domestic market WASHINGTON (U P I) - Census families below the poverty line paying were not improved in 10 days. tarded that federal investigators found to unidentified retardation facilities inspected The blight — the same that caused the great this year, and maintaining more 9h Bureau figures show that the number of federal taxes more than doubled — from 416,000 to 849,000. An aide to the Connecticut Republican have serious deficiencies. by his staff last winter. He said his aides . Irish potato famine last century — has shown up wasn’t badly hurt when the market families below the government’s pov­ said a study done by federal officials on July Mrs. Heckler called the situation at the found a number of problems and he in small traces in some areas because of the edged back down, mostly because of erty line paying federal taxes more In 1982, there were 34.4 million f Americans living below the govern­ 11-12 found that there had been 12 cases of nine centers "appalling," hut noted that not questioned the willingness of the states to humid, wet weather but officials Monday said diversification into more untraditional & than doubled between 1980 and 1982 and rapes or sexual abuse among the 27 all the deficiencies were necessarily respond. with proper fungieide spraying it should not be a fields. two House Democrats say the figures ment’s poverty line, which fora family problem. of four was a gross income of $9,862. retarded people at the center. life-threatening. “ I ’m not about ready to go ahead and "W e ’re fortunate not to have been show the administration's tax policy The aide said federal officials found that She made the comments at » Senate trust the governors,” Weicker said. “ The "W ith the fungicides and the chemicals we ravaged as much as the aggregate favors the rich. Reagan has repeatedly denied retarded clients of the center were being subcommittee hearing where she produced governors in this instance have (ailed have to control blight it doesn’t cause the market indexes indicate," said Pagan­ The numbers were obtained and charges his policies hurt the poor, housed with mentally ill sexual offenders. a study which cited the Mansfield as being miserably.” problems as in years ago,” said Larry Thibodeau, nucci, who added that Dartmouth’s released Tuesday by Reps. Robert say ing a record number of people are in president of the Maine Farmers Exchange, which $350 million endowment was down 1 Matsui, D-Calif., and Charles Rangel. social programs receiving a record amount of assistance. grows and markets Maine potatoes. percent at the end of April. D-N.Y. And he cites the economic recovery Both Yale and Dartmouth have "These dramatic increases in tax program as evidence that, in general, invested substantial portions of their burdens for low-income families con­ Cheney Bros, yarn mill Dollar mixed after highs all Americans are better off today than ^Ifiyie^i^nson stock endowments in venture capital. Storrs trast vividly with the reductions that have been afforded the affluent and they were four years ago. LONDON — The dollar opened mixed on major said that this year Yale invested $50 Matsui and Rangel said the Census European currency exchanges today, after million in venture capital. Dartmouth many large corporations,” Matsui and to'Us president sold for about $928,000 Rangel said in a joint statement. Bureau data proves otherwise. hitting record highs on several markets at the pays out about 3.5 percent of its .. V41I According to the figures, the total "These figures are further evidence Monday close. Gold strengthened. endowment each year in venture .^^jpw sident of the Carlyie-Johnson Machine The large Cheney Yarn Mill at 210 amount of federal taxes paid by that the president is misleading the belonged to the new owners, and was In London the pound opened at $1.3070,5 points capital investments. Co. 't t f ‘Manchester has bought out O n other Pine Si., former home of the Glorious households below the government’s public on the effect his policies have assured "that the building is going to be lower than Monday’s final of $1.3075. Brown supports a $10 million venture In the company in a deal reportedly Emporium and currently leased to poverty line rose 58 percent from 1980 had on the poor,” they said. "The maintained just as it is now.” Gold in London opened at $342,75 an ounce, up capial fund, and Harvard also invests w m aoveral million dollars, company Presl- Hughie’s Weight Room. Patti Dunne’s to 1982. administratin’s policies are hurting the The upstairs part of the building that from Monday’s close of $340.37. Bullion in Zurich in venture capital. concern about the new poverty figures teacher Sandy Neff. Plans to renovate from the Monday close of 2.4612. turns. "Unlike bonds, they clearly ' them out. Heyman Properties of Westport, said that will be issued Thursday by the and subdivide the open space (or retail The dollar continued trading at near 11-year- outperform the rate of inflation," he I would rather keep it as a going this morning it was “ merely a business Inside Today Census Bureau. use were proceeding until the sale high levels in Frankfurt, opening today at 2.8945 said. Regulators consider Seabrook merits Tprtiiele cewoani,” he said. decision.” She would not reveal the They said the numbers may show became imminent, the spokeswoman German D-marks, dovvn from the Monday close Other schools remain more cautious 24 pages, 4 sections, i^thllt^h Armstrong declined'to name the reason for the transaction, the identity some decline, but will not accurately for Heyman Properties said. of 2.8975. about risky venture capital investing, ) advertising supplement sfiaimlip-costaof the stock purchase, he said it is of the buyer, or the building’s purchase CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Utility Seabrook owner — would kill the tors this afternoon to explain the reflect the amount of poverty in the The brick-walled building was built In Paris the dollar eased back from its record where 40 percent of the businesses are regulators will investigate the merits wgs wt^.^'aeveral million dollars.” price, though legal records Indicate company’s chance of raising critically company's desperate financial situa­ Advice...... 16 Obituaries ...... 8 United States because they will be in 1911, and contains a total of 138,000 high Monday close of 8.8915 French francs said to fail, while another 25 percent of the Seabrook nuclear plant — the 'AnneUnBg, who has been president o f the that ” 210 Pine Street Limited Partner­ needed cash. tion. Bayless testified Monday that Business...... 21 Opinion...... 6 based on pre-tax income. square feet. It is located in the heart of opening today at 8.8850. make no profit. only question commissioners ruled ' cqigipanir since Mrs, said the pundiase would not ship” bought the mill on July 26. Charles Bayless, PSNH financial Merrill Lynch said any financing in Clossifled...... 18-19 Peopletalk____.« .2 "W ith an administration that tries to the Cheney National Historic District. The dollar opened in Milan at 1,779.75 Italian "A t this point, the board is not Monday they would consider whether a Comics...... 18 Sports...... 9-12 have apy bearing on operations or em^oymentht The approximate sales price was vice president, said the company could place of the $425 million'deal would be hide qta x policy of take from the poor A 1980 study by Anderson Notter lire, down from Monday’s record-high 1,782.20. interested in venture capital items," critical $425 million financing request Entertainment .. .16 Television...... 18 eMiar ttie Manchester plant at 82 Main Steeet, determined from the amount of con­ postpone the $425 million deal for one "impossible.” and give to the rich, caution should be Finegold Inc. of Boston said the In Brussels the dollar opened at 59,1250 Belgian said Alan Sauer, Trinity’s business by the main Seabrook owner is in the Lottery ...... 2 Weother ...... 2 wMra a b ^ 82 people are employed, or at Us veyance tax paid when the deed was month, but would have no other Regulators said their review of the used when examining its figures,” they building “ deserves a high priority francs, against the record high at the Monday manager. “ public good.” plant taDMton, which employs abm 18 people. filed with the town clerk. financial options if regulator hearings $425 million financing will focus on SAMPLES TODAY said. ranking (or redevelopment. Its location close of 59.1709. "Investment managers have certain But regulators also said they must ran into September. The gl-ycatHsld company manufactures multi­ ” As far as I know, it’s not going to whether it is in the "public good" and The Manchester Herald today continues Matsui and Rangel — a newly named on Hartford Road next to the Fire The dollar closed in Tokyo at 245.45 Japanese objectives and requirements. Given first determine whether a long investi­ ple disc mutches, brakes and torque-Umiting affect us,” said Kevin Dunne, oneof the An executive from Merrill Lynch, include an investigation of the cost of Its sampling program to bring copies of the co-chairman of Walter Mondale’s Museum and Cheney Hall make It yen down from Monday's 246.45. the constraint of their charges, venture gation of the request by Public Service newspaper to non-subscribers In- devices. It moviM' to Mandiester In 1989 with owners of the Patti Dunne School of which is underwriting the proposed completing Seabrook I and any long­ Democratic presidential campaign — imperative that an attractive reuse be capital doesn’t fit in," he said. Co. of New Hampshire — main Manchester. about 18 emptoyeek. . Gymnastics, this morning. He said he financing, was to testify before rcgula- term alternatives to the project. maintain the poverty line should be found for this structure.” called a phone number he was told based on after-tax Income. < I T