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Manchester, Conn. Cloudy, chance Monday, Aug. 2, 1982 of rain Tuesday Single copy 25g; — See page 2 Mfralb Kenyan troops crush coup
surrender immediately or face forced by army patrols. Looters rampaged through the white report for work. By Judl Hasson “severe consequences,” local But less than 24 hours after air suburb of Westlands and the city’s The air force officers began the United Press International residents said. force officers rebelled, Moi Asian • neighborhoods, coup by seizing an English-language appeared to have regained control of NAIROBI, Kenya — Sporadic gun Shooting also was reported in the “They made a real mess around radio station in Nairobi Sunday and city center and in Langata, site of the east African nation of 14 million. here,” public relations consultant declaring, “Moi’s bandit gang is fire rang through the looted streets The Cabinet, in a meeting with of Nairobi today as troops loyal to another army base. Army troops Fiona Couldrey said. “The huge iron gone.” were said to have surrounded the Moi, gave the embattled president grills ... in front of the shops have Fierce fighting raged in the President Daniel Arap Moi moved its full support. “The Cabinet was to crush a bloody coup attempt by University of Nairobi, often singled been ripped or blown out. 'There is capital for nearly 8 hours, leaving out by Moi as a hotbed of rebellion. satisfied with the action taken by nothing in the shops. downtown Nairobi “littered with 2 rebel air force officers. “There was some shooting in the the armed forces to contain the “It’s a bit spooky,” Miss Couldry bodies” before government troops Government officials said 71 rebellion,” a statement issued If ; ' rebels were killed in fierce fighting city as late as 8 o’clock this mor said. “Cops are all carrying guns managed to crush the main centers ning, but it seemed to be directed at through the official Kenya News and they all seem to have their of rebellion, witnesses reported. in Nairobi and its suburbs that Agency said. followed Sunday’s uprising by dis looters,” one resident said. fingers on the trigger. They all seem In wild disorders that reportedly Nairobi’s Kenyatta Interational The streets of Nairobi and its sub very tense.” affected air force officers. Unof urbs were deserted today except for followed, rebels set up road blocks, ficial sources said the death toll Airport — the site of a major air seized cars and robbed drivers. force base and the main .focus of army troops and police. The state radio broadcast an could climb as high as 90. Debris from looted jewelry, appeal for blood donors to report to Some witnesses said army and air Army troops were shelling rebei Sunday’s military uprising — was force men involved appeared drunk. iff closed and flights were diverted to clothes and grocery stores littered the local blood bank and other an officers barricaded in the Eastleigh nouncements ordered post office They said many broke shop windows DANIEL ARAP MOI the Indian Ocean port of Mobassa. A Moi and Kenylitta Avenues, military base outside the capital in N airobi’s main thoroughfares. staff and city council workers to and looted valuables. , . . Kenyan president defiance of Moi’s order that they 6 p.m. and 7 a.m. curfew was en-
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2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Anit. «. 1»H NMmM.wsATtcAa«vKsepeeoA8T;torMissT b-t-ai t ' News Briefing Lassow denies district behind petition drive PENNY AND McCavanagh were Lassow, insisting that the petition lit little, pays a large bill because it is cumbents, Sen. Carl A. Zinsser and drive is a grassroots effort in the By Pniil Heiidrle (the petition drive)," said Rep. Walter H. Joyner. not available this morning. Joyner Klelnschmidt. "1 can’t prove it, but taxed on Ito assessed property declined to comment on the annexa Bt^an Farms area, said the earlier Herald Reporter value, Klelnschmidt said. Lassow denied the district is in sharp reaction by town officials may Iran unleashes^ I think the district Is behind It.” any way involved in the politics of tion dispute, calling it "a matter Infant survives Kininnchmldt has threatened to “P ^ l e up there are not told that have aided the cause of the new crackdown MMMiT The president of the Eighth the General Assembly campaigns. between the district and the town.” ttMmATl Utilities District, Gordon B. le ^ a drive to consolidate the dis they pay a sewer tax oq their car,” petitioners. fifth-floor fall said Ktelnschmidt, "Why a car has “We’re there to run a fire depart “The mayor alienated a great Iran unleashed a new crackdown Lassow, Insisted this morning that trict — T ^ch operates a volunteer ment and a sewer system, we’re not “It should not be a Democratic or NEW YORK (UPI) - A 6-month-oW district officials are not involved in fire department and a sewer system anything to do with the sewers, I Republican issue,” he added. “I many people,” said Lassow. “He’s sigainst dissidents today and a bomb there as a political organization,” the one who probably sponsored this boy thrown from a fifth-floor apartment . ripped through an Iriu|i government of- the annexation drive now under way — with the town if the Bryan Farms don’t know.” he said. "I don’t think we have a hate to see these confrontations because his apparent father thought he flee in Baghdad, with both nations still in the Bryan Farms area. area is added to it. THE BRYAI'^ FARMS annexa right to sway those kinds of things.” come up.” whole show.” was possessed by the devil was in stabie The reason the area would tempt battling inconclusively in the. D-month- - u n WlATMill POTPOAtr • Lassow claimed district officials tion dispute has erupted for the se condition today through "just piain old Persian Gulf war, have not even decided yet whether the district and Inspire the town to cond time this year. In March, Staye luck,” say police who plucked the baby Tehran’s Moilem fundamentalist . the district would be interested In fight to keep it is the proposed Union — an InacUve, volunteer firefighter from a garbage pile. regime arrested or killed 66 teftiai op^ ‘ taking responsibility for fire protec Pond Industrial Park. Industrial for the district — said he had talked Robert Brunner, 17, “who is more than ponents toda in a sweep of 10 centera tion and sewer service from the parks produce much tax revenue, to neighbors to measure interest In probably the father,” was charged with around the country in a new crackdown tow n, if th e r e q u ire d 110 but generally afe easier to protect joining. Actual petitioning had not l e t r it e AID RITE attempted murder, a police spokesman on armed dissidents, official Tdiran homeowners there sign petitions than residential areas. started then. said. radio reported. pow being circulated. The petition “They’re (the district) looking for The town reacted angrily. Brunner was accused of throwing The crackdown,' ’ aimed at the lefist. - organizer, Peter Staye, said Friday the most tax dollars they can DemocraUc Deputy Mayor Barbara HiHien Robinson out the window of his Mojabldeen Khalq, was the latest in a more than‘20 percent of the possibly get,” said Kleiiischmidt. B. Weinberg suspended meetings of FILL YOUR NEXT fifth floor Harlem apartment Sunday wave of arrests and esecutioiu that has necessary signatures have been "All the people in the town of the district-town liaison committee when he became enraged because he Manchester will pay to develop that AID Today's forecast collected. and Democratic SJayor Stephen T. taken from 3,000 lives, as claimed by the - (Industrial) area and they want the believed the baby “either was the devil Tehran government, to as many as 15,- If the petition is successful, a Penny raised the possibility of con or was possessed by the devil,” Sgt. Today partly sunny but with a 30 percent chance of a tax revalue for themselves.” PRESCRIPTION meeting of the district’s electorate 000, guerrilla estimates said. few showers or thunderstorms.. H i ^ near 80. Winds Klelnschmidt compared this with solidation. William Spooner said. The radio said the government would be scheduled to consider the faeinschmidt said he believes the About 4 a m., Brunner began becoming Ught northerly. Tonight a 40 per cent chance request to join the Eighth District, the district’s annexation of the destroyed “one of-the most important of showers. Lows near 60. Light north winds. ’Tuesday timing of the current petition drive screaming and threw the infant out the centers” of the nuin oMMnents of the Xassow said. Although any Buckland area, after the Industrial indicates it is poUUcally motivated, window, police said. UPI photo cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. H i ^ |^ neighborhood north of Middle Turn park there was built. regime of the Ayatollah Ruhollah 70s. Northeast winds 10 mph. . . . to embarrass Demqcratlc (Seneral The child, who was listed in stable con Khomeini. It said 65 people were killed pike has the right to petition to join He said industrial areas are par Assembly candidates Penny and dition today at Columbia Presbyterian or taken into custody in raids on at least the district, the district’s voters ticularly lucrative to the district, Director James R. McCavanagh for Today In history because the district charges Hospital, landed on a pile of garbage in 20 sites. Extended outlook must a g r^ to accept it. the benefit of Republican in an air shaft, police and residents of the “I haven’t given it much con customers for sewer services with a In Baghdad, a car packed with tax on re#l estate and personal building said. On Aug. 2,1968 a major earthquake rocked Manila, principal city of the explosives blew up in front of the infor Extended outlook for New England Wednesday sideration,” Lassow added. Hospital administrator Joseph Riley, Philippines, killing 307 peopM. Rescue workers search for survivors In through Friday: property. The town, on the other mation desk at the Iraqi government’s TOWN OFFICIALS, like hand, bases its sewage charges on Forest workers call the quaking asked how the baby survived, said “just the wreckage of an apartment house. planning ministry, killing and wounding Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut: Partly aspen the “disaster tree.” It Is the plain luck, I guess." cloudy Wednesday. Chance of showers Thursday. Fair Democratic Director Arnold M. the amount of water the customer a number of people, the Iraqi news agen “Ike” Klelnschmidt, said they doubt first tree to grow again in areas AOUANH The police spokesman said Brunner, cy INA said. Friday. Highs in the upper 70s to niid 80s. Ovem l^t U86S. where forest fires, strip mining or Im u l i i - c o l o r I 3 SPEED who was not married to the baby's Cuba Is helping The agency said the victims were lows in the mid 50s to mid 60s. . t that. For example, the J.C. Penney Gandhi preaches “I think the district is behind it warehouse, which uses the sewers other circumstances have stripped mother, had been taking care of the in ministry officials but gave nov other Vermont: Chance of thundershowers Wednesday and the land of vegetation. ELECTRIC HAIR fant Saturday night. national unity drug smugglers details. There was no indication who set Thursday. Fair on Friday. Afternoon Ughs 75 to 85. FOLDING “The baby fell in the airshaft and it's the explosion. Overnight lows 55 to 65. SPRAY filled with a lot of garbage,” including a NEW YORK (UPI) - Indian Prime MIAMI (UPI) — Federal investigators Maine, New Hampshire: Increasing cloudiness Il a w n CHAIRI FAN mattress, said a resident of the building Minister Indira Gandhi preached say the Cuban government is helping Wednesday, chance of showers Thursday, becoming fair 18 ask WIHID 20 INCH who asked not to be identified. national unity to dissident Indians at an Floridabound smugglers — with the Navy even assisting in unloading drug Friday. Daytime highs in the 70s with overnight lows in Indian temple and told an American Educators want the 50s. , N ■ television audience her country was laden ships — and U.S. authorities may Piranha caught friendly with the Soviet Union but does file indictments to embarrass the Castro four-day week to stay 9 0Z. not accept communism. government. Long Inland Sound CAN in Ozark stream “W4 are satisfied that Cuban govern DEERFIELD, N.H. (UPI) - Local The prime minister will continue her Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I. and Montauk good will efforts In meetings scheduled ment officials have played and continue school officials have asked the New in project EUREKA, Mo. (UPI) — An Ozark to play a conscious role in the shipment Hampshire Board of Education to extend Point: fisherman dangling a minnow in the Big today with Mayor Edward Koch, a group Westerly winds at 10 to 15 knots becoming northerly of American women, and Ford Founda and distribution of narcotics in this coun an experimental four-day school week River caught a voracious half-pound fish try,” said Assistant U.S. Attorney Neil for another year, saying it proved by evening and northeast around 15 knots Tuesday. Part that turned out to he a savage Amazon tion officials, and will attend a luncheon ly cloudy through Tuesday with chance of showers late Almost one-third of the Project hosted by the Foreign Policy Association Taylor. extremely successful in its flrst'hm. Concern students who attended InoTlS piranha. Federal investigators say informants The George B. White Elementary today or this evening. Visibility 3 to 6 miles today except Conservation Department officials and a U-Thant Award ceremony before lower in showers, then 5 miles or more late tonight and Manchester elementary schools IIUSTERINE her departure to Los Angeles. report smugglers would pay the Cuban School cut its schedule to four, 7Vk-hour have signed up to stay in those 3 RING LUNCH KIT remained dubious of the catch's identity navy $50,000 per 10 tons or $800,000 per days last fall to reduce expenses and Tuesday. Average wave heights 1 or 2 feet today and until biologists at the department's . Her visit to the temple Gurudvara in schools in the fall, according to a WITH Vi PIHT Queens Sunday was apparently a per vessel for aid in loading cfrugs onto save its art, music and physical educa tonight. school official. CANVAS Rockwoods Reservation identified the smaller boats. Smugglers' ships also tion programs, which were threatened piranha, which roams in schools and will sonal effort to soothe relations with In Eighteen of 60 inner-city Hartford BOTTLE dians in America who support a Hindu refueled at Cuban reports, intelligence with elimination because of budget students who attended the town’s BINDER ASSORTiD SmiS attack any animal, including humans. reports said. problems. National forecast 11NCH RINGS An angler recently caught the piranha sect currently seeking independence elementary schools in the past have from India. Cuban diplomatic officials have In a 45-page report, school officials pm-temps 64 I.ittle Roch- pc asked to continue, according to in the Big River south of Eureka, in the strongly denied anybody in President said the experiment hwi saved the dis Rv United Frets International I.OS Angeles pc Ozark foothills southwest of St. Louis. Ciiy ti Fctt HI Lo Pep MuisviUe c Wilson E. Deakln Jr., assistant Fidel Ciastro’s government has ties to the trict $20,000 last year anil had no Almiquerque r 8B 65 .... Memphia pc superintendent of schools for ad St. L luis Zoo Director Charles Hoessle drug underworld and point to a promise negative impact on student learning. The Anchorage c 64 SO .... Miami Bech pc ministration and personnel. Ilisterine o r ] said Sunday the piranha, which are fairly Ex-envoy claims Asheville pc 83 61 .... Milwaukee pc to assist the United States with drug en state Eiducation Department has sup Atlanta c 86 88 .... Minneapolis pc .«■ The Hartford Board of Education common in aquariums, sometimes are forcement. ported the request. Rillinas pc 98 70 .03 Nashville pc voted earlier this year to discon LISTERMINT released when they grow too large or are slayings ordered "We have a few reservations. But it B irm in ^ m pc 85 74 .... New Orleans r The Miami Herald Sunday quoted of Boston pc 85 70 .... Now Yoric pc tinue the busing program for ; otherwise unwanted. ficials close to the investigation as seems to me that the youngsters were ot Rrwnsv4l Tx.pc 97 77 .... Oklahom Cty c BOSTON UPI) — Former U.S. Am . Omaha c elementary school students. BIC IMOUTHWASHI saying arrests would be unlikely, but in denied any access to ^ucation,” Educa Buffalo r . 78 87 .... , SPIRAL bassador to El Salvador Robert E. White Chrlfltn S.C. pc 85 75 A Philadelphia c The Manchester Board of Educa Soldier joy-ride said today there is "compelling dictments could focus attention on drug tion Commissioner Robert Brunelle said Charttt N.C. pc 85 68 .... Phoenix pc a tion offered the students the option 3 SUBJECT DISPOSABLE evidence” that Salvadoran military of trafficking involving Cuban Authorities FYiday. ' • •' Chfrago 85 88 .03 Pittsburgh pc Harald photo by Txrquinlo of continuing in Manchester schools 1 The local report said the savings were Clevelandelar pc S 64 .... Portland M. cy smashes train ficers ordered the slayings of four and limit their movements as well as Columbus 84 61 .... Portland Ore. r tuition-free. Students will have to ^N O TE B O O K PENS American churchwomen in the embarrass Castro’s regime. accumulated by trimming costs for Dallas pc 94 78 .07 Providence pc provide their own transportation. 32 OZ. janitors, bus drivers and gasoline, Denver pc 83 70 .... Richmond c CROSSROADS’ WALL MURAL OSNABRUECK, West Germany (UPI) Salvadoran countryside Jn 1980. Des Moines jc 84 71 .-... St Louis c Meanwhile, Deakin said, B om i Salt Lak Ctypc BShInd Oak St. PRG. — Two joy-riding British soldiers He hinted that the Reagan administra heating oil and substitute teachers. Detroit cy 82 65 .(B Manchester officials are continuing "102 OF 5 Plane crashes; Duluth cy 67 66 .... San Antonio c 100 77 SHins' smashed a stolen 15-ton armored per tion, contrary to its public statements, Rl Paso cy 98 72 .06 San Diego pc 77 88 to meet with their counterparts in sonnel carrier into an express train must have subsequently become aware 84 61 .... San Francisc c 64 S3 Hartford and other suburban school victim unknown Hartford pc .San Juan pc 88 79 .07 today, killing themselves and seriously that the slayings were a “deliberate Tiny virus hints Honolulu pc 88 76 .01 districts on a plan proposed by the Indianapolis c 83 64 .... Seattle cy WEST BRATTLEBORO, Vt. (UPI) — Spokane pc Crossroads clients policy of the Salvadoran military.” 78 73 2.40 state Department of Elducatlon to I ' injuring 23 people. Jacksn Mss. pc The impact of the collision derailed The U.S.-backed Salvadoran govern Authorities today awaited results of an cancer Immunity .lacksonvIUe r 96 75 .03 Tampa r .03 save the entire program. autopsy to establish the identity of a man Kansas City c 94 71 .... WashingtcHi c five of the train's coaches, overturned ment and the Reagan administration M s Vegas c 106 M .... Wichita c School officials have said that the one of its two locomotives, ripped out 400 have maintained that the murders in believed to have been piloting a single BENNINGTON, Vt. (UPI) Three main stumbling block is that the Q-TIPS BOOB NEWS yards of track and destroyed the per December 1980 were committed by engine aircraft when it crashed into a medical researchers working with create wall mural plan will require the suburban DISPOSABLE sonnel carrier, police said. soldiers acting without orders. rugged, heavily wooded area near Round hamsters have isolated a tiny virus they schools to contribute money. COTTON The soldiers, aged 24 and 25, stole the “There is now a report out pf El Mountain. say hints at a possible immunity to Behind a building at 22 Oak St., a because of bad weather and Manchester officials have said they SHAVERS I The body was discovered under the cancer. problems In the agency’s cannot find the funds in their budget SWABS cuum 15-ton vehicle just before midnight and Salvador that shows there is written But Drs Solon Rhode, Helene Toolan Lottery rainbow stretches across the sky drove it through a fence onto a highway evidence that these women were killed charred, jagged wreckage of the plane and a unicorn stands at the edge of q, operations. to pay for Project Concern. and John Gierthv of the Institute of The teenagers Involved in the pursued by military and German civil on orders from a chain of command ... Sunday afternoon — about 18 hours after »waterfall. PRG. PRG. I that this was an order from officers in the crash — by Brattieboro police and in Medical Researai said recently the project voted on the scene, which in OF 3 police, a British army spokesman said. study has far to go, has not been applied The oastoral scene is nresented on 0F3M “We have no idea why they took it,” he the Salvadoran military,” White said in a vestigators from the Federal Aviation S wall.mural painted by cUents'of cludes a hot air ballon floating in Pair looking BAYER telephone Interview with UPI from the Administration. to humans and should not be describ«l as Number^ drawn In New 4010. Crossroads, a youth counseling front of a rainbow, which stretches said. a breakthrough. The young men, identified only as two Cape Cod town of Bourne, where he is - Police Chief Marcel Leclaire said the Elngland Saturilay: Rhode Island daily: 5512. ■ agency. over a waterfall. ASPIRIN privates, ran the carrier up a steep bank spending part of the summer. plane was rented to Dr. Andrew Floud of The scientists, who reported on their Connecticut dally: 84B. Vermont daily: 9ffi. The mural is hung on the south "Everyone designed a hot air for dog die onto the railway line and ran headon into White, who was ousted from his post New York City, but there was no confir work in the July issue of the Cancer' Maine dally: 825. Massachusetts dally: side of thU building, facing a ballon, and they chose the one they Research Journal, have shown through YABLEfS an overnight express train headed for by President Reagan in February 1981 mation be was aboard the small craft New Hampshire daily: 3894. municipal parking lot behind Main like best to be in the mural,” Ms. in N.H. fire TATAMI SCRIPTO Copenhagen and carrying 300 and forced to retire from the Foreign when it crashed. laboratory tests the tiny “parvovirus Street shops and One Heritage Haberera said. HI” inhibits the growth of new cancer passengers. Service because of his criticism. over The plane was rented Saturday from -‘Place, an office condominium The goal of the project was to SANDALS DISPOSABLE Latin American policy, said nothing in General Aviation In Teterboro, N.J., of cells in hamsters. show the teenagers how a group BROOKLINE, N.H. (UPI) - A The train, traveling at about 75 mph, They Mid the virus does not fight exist building. kWHHVILVn STRAP LIBHTERS smashed into the carrier, shattering it as the report links the U.S. with any in ficials said, and may have been bound for The mural was done as one aspect works and to teach them social and futile search for a family dog ap MIN'SAWOMIN't the cars and locomotive overturned. volvement in the slayings. Lebanon, N.H. ing cancer tumors, however. Almanac of a community service program communication skills, Ms. parently caused the deaths of a 111 B o m i funded throng a grant from the Haberera said. The project was en mother and her 10-year-old son in a onoo - Connecticut Alcohol and Drug Abuse tirely organized by the teenagers, raging' single-family house fire, II Commission, according to from choosing the design to finding authorities said. Today is Monday, Aug. 2, the 214th day of 1982 with 151 a building on which to bang the Suzanne Davis, 32, had escaped Peopletalk ' ’ Crossroads’ staff member Linda the blaze Sunday with her husband, to follow. Haberera. mural. The moon is moving toward its full phase. The 8-foot-sqbare mural was In addition to learning respon George, four other children and a Club members said they invited Kissinger to a The morning star is Venus. designed and painted by teenagers sibility the teenagers gave cousin, when she realized her son, Haig’s plans meeting and be obliged with a short impromptu The.evening stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and involved in Crossroads,' Ms. something to the community, Ms. Arthur, was still in the house, a fire POLIDENT speech on foreign policy, then joined in a club sing- Saturn. ' i Haberera said. A core group of eight Haberera said, by beautifying the department spokesman said. She JOHNSON'S Alexander Haig said “no thanks” to a lecture tour along. “He spoke for about four or five minutes and Those bom on this date are undet the sign of ^eo. teenagers, aged 13 to IS, worked on brick wall. ran back into the building as the rest DENTURE that promised to earn him $1 million in a year was very upbeat,” said club President D. William American actress Myiita Loy was bom Aug. 2, ipOS.; ' the mural, with occasional another community, service of the family waited outside un ODOR telling why he resigned as President Reagan’s Sisco. On this date in history: . • assistance from others, she said. project being organized by harmed, the qtokesman said. EATERS I CLEANSER Secretary of State, a private newsletter says. Rotarian James Wright described Kissinger as In 1858, the first street letter boxes for mail coUecito. ' The mural was started last fall Crossroads under the CADAC grant A relative and neighbor, A1 Bemello Jr., gave a slightly However, White House Weekly says Haig did “very gracious, with a good sense of humor.” were installed in Boston and New York. . :y ., v '! and finished hi about two months, is a walk to raise money for United PRG. accept a bMk contract “well into six figures and , In 1868, a major earthquake rocked Manila, priiibipal : < she said, but not hung until July Cerebral Palsy. The walk will be different a c c o ^ . He said George Davis came to hto house to call the OF 40 thus will probably make $1 million” out of his 18 city of the Philippines, killing 30? people. held Aug. 28, beginning at the upper |19 TAIUTS months of running the State Department. Boone In 1974, John D ^ was sentenced to one to four years ' parking lot of Manchester Com- fire dqiartment at about 5 a.m. R in AID The newsletter says Haig also “has no plans to go in prison for his part in the Watergate cover-up. munltY CoUege. It wiU cover a 6.5 When they returned to the fire, Debby Boone’s Broadway debut — in “Seven mile loop. everyone was safely out of the into politics.” Brides For Seven Brothers” — last month didn’t In 1980, a right-wing bomb enlosion In a train station FILLER It says Haig believes U.S. foreign policy now is in In Bologna, Italy killed 79 people and injured some 200.. - Fire Callsi Walk brochures are available at bouse, be said, but the mother and last (the show closed fast) but she’s undeterred. area businesses. son later went back inside to find the control of “ideologues and hardliners” who favor “a Miss Boone will do a star turn at this year’s nose-to-nose confrontation with the Soviet Union on A thought for the day: Latin writer Syrus said, “A dog. SUAVE PAPER Nashville Symphony Outing in September, and “They were out safe but they had every front — across-the-board challenges on the sharing the stage will be her father, Pat Boone. good reputation is more valuable than money.” order of the Cold War of the 1950s.” Manchester / to go in after that dog,” said John SNAMPDOOR Boone and his daughter have seldom performed Davto, 17, one of the four unharmed together, so “Boy I’d have to think a while” is all he Friday, 10:l4a.m.—Smokedetec- Joyner picked childrra. Suave CDNDinONER PEC. Together could say ^ e n asked to recall their last joint tor. Box 395. (Town) By the time firefighters arrived at appearance.' liamlirfitpr HmtUi Friday, 8:08 p.m. — Gas OF 200 State Rep. Walter H. Joyner, R- about 5:15 a.m., flames were SNtns Sarah Ware lost her head but it will be returned washdown, Bradley’s, Manchester shooting oti$ the doorways, windows AUVARIIIKS shortly. Btohard M. Diamond, PubHihor Parkade. (TW4n) Manchester, was utpolnted last Clammed up wedi to the PuUic Woika Contract and roof, Fire Chief George Farwell 18 OZ. Mrs. Ware was murdered in 1898. Her head, ThomM J. Hooper, Qonofal Managiir Friday, 3:06 p,m. — Car fire, said. ■omi which fell off after her body was discovered, was ^Breen Manor Boulevard. (Town) Reriew Committee, Ed Asner, controversial star of the Lou Grant j The committee was created by Bie A flrdfl^ter found the bodies in used at her inquest and later put in a locked wooden television series, says the cancellation of his CBS .USPS 327-500 VOL. Cl, NO. 257 - Friday, 5:22 p.tn. — Smell of gas, the rabble. The Hillsborough County rHIPOlUliUWRWPOOSAHMCAtl box in a bank vault in Bucksport, Maine, were It ' -tt-Edmond St. (Town) ^ deneral Assembly as a response to —tixyi TUI XtOMT TO mUT OUXWTlTttS ftira^FtgllVIAUO^IlIjRUt;^^ show will discourage other actors frmn speaking questions raised about the awarding medical referee. Dr. Jonathan was discovered in August. If none of ^Irs. Ware's out on political Issues. PuMWwd dally axoapt Sunday SugoMlad earriar rataa aro ' Friday, 11:28 p.m. — Wslk-J® Shaw, declared than dead of smoke distant relatives come forward. Sheriff William and cartain hotidaya by lha 61.20 wdakly, 66.12 lor opa 'medical caU, 75 Cotter St. (Town) of state transportatiai contracts. In an Interview with Mother Jones magazine, Manebaalaf PubHablng Co., -IS month, 616.66 lo r uwoo montha, JoyneTj a two-terra Incumbent inhalation following an ezamination Clark says he will bury the head with the rest of Asner said, “Tbe level of fear is rising. I see it ■ Hi ' Sacco-Vanzetti case Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Reagan visits , Dan Pitta, Editor ! Alex Qlrelll, City Editor state Tuesdoy fr was open and shut/ OPINION HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - President R ea^ makes *a MM . visit to Connectiqut Tliesday, his first stop in the state as presidmt, to investigator belieyes address the centennial convention of ■i-r}=!V.Y.v the K nl^ts of Columbus. , J a c k The president also ws scheduled to NORTHBOROUGH, Mass. (UPI) The part-time investigator-* meet with. Cardinal Agostlno — Hie Sacco and Vanzetti trial of 55 describe his role in the case as at', A nderson Casaroli, the Vatican sedretaiy of years ago is an open and shut case to “legman who dug up stuff” —; Jerry was wrong to feel modest state, who will represoit Pope John one of the investigators who com gathering background information ' Washington , Paul n at the Knights’ centennial piled evidence against the two for Humes research on the case. • Marry-Qo-Round convention at the Hartford Civic “It was a straight case, pure andt It was one of my first pieces of ecumenical topic. Center. i anarchists. Jerry Sapienza certainly made Apparently had been invited “A couple of slick fellows.who was simple,” Lawrence said. “The; writing for “Heard Along’’ and 1 The Knights, the world’s largest prosecution had the evidence to; a mark for himself in his was disappointed at the rejec by oversight, contrary tO policy. 1 Catholic fraternal organisation guilty,” EM Lawrence said of the lifetime, which was all too shorb men who were executed in 1927 for prove it. I’m perfectly satisfied they; tion. I asked him why he turned it was invit^ quietly to remain at expect Reagan to discuss tuition tax was guilty. Tliere’s no doubt in myt He went on from his youthful Manchester the dinner and the talk, but asked credits for parents who send their murder of a Braintree paymaster down. He could not explain It and payroll guard in 1920, mind.” years at his hometown very well. not to report on it to avoid em children to private or parochial “They were despised, that’s true; Manchester Herald to a notable Spotlight Security schools. The Knights have been Lawrence worked “on and off” as Again, I came to understand it barrassment. an investigator for J. Fred Humes, a but that wasn’t what got them con-; career in journalism and in later. Sometimes you have to be I refused to stay on the ground working for tuition tax credits for a victed,” he said. t decade. prominent Massachusetts attorney public information. By Alex GIrelll — City Editor guided by instinct. He felt uneasy tlut it would be unprofessional who was the chief legal assistant to “What got them convicted waS He died recently at the age of for me to listen to the speech w oes a t Reagan, who was received by that the evidence, like the bullet (.sc about that Uttle article, probably "Pope John Paul H while in Europe the Sacco-Vanzetti trial judge, 57, but in that brief life he ac for reasons he. himself did not with the prior agreement that I Webster Thayer. shell casing found at the site was; last month, will have a private lunch linked by prosecution experts tol complished more than he would really understand. would report nothing about it. I with the Vatican secretary of state “Anybody who says that they have predicted, for he was a didn’t make a public fuss over it, wasn’t (guilty), wasn’t at the trial,” Sacco’s pistol), and it wasn’t made-;; I was to think of that and then address the centennial modest person, quick to point out but I was a bit righteous. My the GSA KENNETH AND ARLINE GRIFFIN Lawrence said. “They (critics of up evidence either, like some people; from out of town had joined the would have liked. Then I un experience often afterwards meeting of the Knights. are now saying,” he said. ;■ what he imagined to be his short point was correct. I just made He will return to Washington . . $40,000 winners In state lottery their conviction) are just doing it for staff, green and awkward. I have derstood. whenever I had trouble having to WASHINGTON — The three most publicity.” Five years ago, researchers at a comings. wondered in retrospect if he did too big a deal of it. Tuesday afternoon. Harvard libra^ found notes left by When he left the Herald in 1953, tell a reporter that something he sensitive locations in the feddral Lawrence, now in a wheelchair at not mistake our rather aimless YEARS AGO, ' in When I told Jerry about it, he the case’s assistant prosecutor that he must have done so for a varie had written, perfectly good on governm^t are the White House, .1 a local nursing home, was among energy for enterprise, our glib Manchester’s smaller days, the supported my view, but I could the crowd that watched Niccola Sac undermined the integrity of the the surface, did not ring true un CIA headquarters and the Pen- , ty of reasons. I really knew of assurance for competence. Herald carried a column every tell he thought I had not handled Bolton couple wins $40,000 co and Bartolomeo Vanzetti being crucial ballistics evidence. ■ derneath. tagon’s telecommunications center. | only one, and at the time I didn’t At any rate he suggested to me Saturday called “Heard Along the problem very diplomatically. DMng team marched each day along Dedham “Why didn't they come up with They’re at the top of any list of think it was a valid one at ali. that the Herald needed a more Main Street.’’ It contained small ANOTHER THING that He was right. said about her 65-year-old husband. “I thought he streets from the jail to the that 60 years ago?” Lawrence terrorist targets, and are con BOLTON — A local man walked into the Highland quipped. He said he did not have enough seasoned city editor and he tidbits of news and innocent sticks in my mind is the time It is no surprise that Jerry, in to try again Park Market in Manchester recently and routinely was joking. I ran to get my glasses, and sure courthouse. experience to be a city editor, not sequently protected by the tightest needed more seasoning before gossip, as well .as informal Jerry assigned me to cover a talk his post-Herald days, went on to » bought four lottery tickets. And like a dream come enough, it was the right number.” enough knowledge to supervise security measures. presuming to be a city editor. editorial comment on minor to a religious group. That was in the personal and professional ac HARTFORD (UPI) — A team of true, one of them paid off big: 340,000. reporters. Perhaps he was right, Unfortunately, there’s a fourth, un I did not understand then. In matters. pre-ecumenical days, and it complishments listed in his divers have failed In a second Kenneth Griffin, of 118 French Road, said he is The Griffins plan to use part of the prize money 2 but as one of the reporters under likely target that is not properly for a trip to Colorado to visit one of their daughters, later years when 1 first became Once while Jerry was city turned out the speaker was not a obituary in Friday’s Herald. His attempt to salvage the wreck of the “shocked and happy” about winning the jackpot his supervision, I disagreed. guarded: the General Services Ad then “pay some bills” and put the rest into savings. Science fiction fans city editor and found I didn't editor I wrote one of those items member of the denomination and potential for it was obvious In his pleasure boat Karen E, whch sank in pool in the lottery’s weekly Money Tree game. ministration’s National Capital “At first, my wife, Arline, didn’t believe me,y he Griffin works at Pratt and Whitney in East Hart A COUPLE OF young men Know as many of the answers as I for the column and he rejected it. was to talk on some kind of early years. , Long Island Sound, killing five West Region headquarters in downtown Hartford residents. said. “He’s always such a comedian,” Mrs. Griffin ford. Washington. That’s right — the out A team of divers led by Lee Pret- meet in Springfield fit that provides paper clips, tyman, 58, of Vernon, spent about 45 minutes Sunday looking for the typewriter ribbons and window “Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan.” washers for federal office buildings. wreck but were forced to quit SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - As much as the charactersmay have The couple met at an earlier space In a way, the GSA building is even because of strong currents) In Manchester The searchers, in three boats, had looked the part, you weren't aboard convention, fell in love and got more sensitive than the Big Three, gone out from Old Saybrook late i> the Starship Enterprise, warping married in a ceremony similar to because it’s the repository of maps, Saturday after being delayed by fog through the heavens in search of the wedding scene from the second THlg election, EVERYONE'S PLAYING Area towns espisode of Battlestar Galatica. drawings and diagrams of the but turned back because the Khan, or aboard Battlestar Galac- Stage is set; let government’s most secret areas. currents and tides were too strong tica, carrying what’s left of an ad They spend a good deal of their Yet my associate Dave Van Atta, for the divers. Andover vanced civilization through space. time selling costumes worn by with no security clearance Pettyman indicated his team What you were seeing if you were characters in sci-fi films and televi Bolton /Coventry at this weekend’s Fifth Annual sion shows. whatever, was able to stroll in off < would try again next weekend to locate the wreck. International Space Convention at But it means a bit more than the action begin the street and look at many of these costums to Helen Webber, 24, of documents and obtain copies of The 36-foot cabin cruiser Karen E the Springfield Marriot Hotel were was struck by a barge In fog on Aug. some of the getups worn by th es- Landsdale, Pa. who has lost her some. cience faction buffs. sight. liberal on social issues but a con 9, 1981. '^ e owner of the Karen E, The stage is set for what I’ve already reported how he got Richard Lublin of West Hartford, But there’s more to a sci-fi con promises to be one of the servative on fiscal matters. to see a 19-page set of detailed was 'the lone survivor. The victims vention that parading around in The sci-fi pictures represent “my liveliest election campaigns Rep. Walter Joyner, a engineer’s drawings showing every were his wife, 10-year-old daughter, Coventry council majority futuristic garb. Science fiction is iook into the future. I know I won’t Manchester has had in a long Republican, is running for his vital electrical conduit in the White and three neighbors. V < hope. get my sight back but this gives me House. It’s frightening to imagine Prettyman is former aquatics “It implies all people on earth hope that maybe someday no one time. third term in the 13th District QQ what these pinpoint diagrams could director for the Greater Hartford finally stopped quarreling and else will have my problem.” In almost every race for a against one of the more popular be used for if they fell into the hands YMCA and taught Lublin how to learned to cooperate for the good of The attractions at each conven A Democrats in town. Director stands firm behind budget General Assembly seat of a terrorist or a KGB agent, or swim. He said he wanted to recover the planet,” says Barbara Sheehan tion inciude guests from movies and James McCavanagh. Both have of Springfield, a bonifide Star Trek television shows, and this year actor representing portions of the some random nut with a grievance the three bodies still missing from town, two popular, proven vote- managed to build support in the the accident and believed trapped in aficianado. Barry Morse of “Space:..1999” was against the president. COVENTRY — The majority on legal. the budget sent to referendum. Science fiction also inspires on hand with actress Sarah Douglas getters are squaring off. No Eighth Utilities District, which the boat. the Town Council is going to stick to The association had submitted The taxpayers association suit, validated petitions to a town romance. of Superman and sci-fi designer rriatter who wins, somebody is within the 13th. McCavanagh its guns despite toe recent court filed Wednesday, chalienges the Darla and Steve Vasilas spent Martin Bower. Bower designed has stayed clear of the feud THOUGH SOME of the challenge sponsored by the meeting of about 300 people. council’s action in implementing the prominent will lose. But the town meeting Ignored part of Saturday cavorting around special effects and modeis for between some of the directors documents may associate found Bribe claim taxpayers association in regards to budget when contracting services as Adm. James T. Kirk and Lt. “Space: 1999” and the motion pic n There even is a race for the them, and approved a budget. The and the utilities district. lying around were stamped “Con the adoption of the 1982-83 budget. and levying a tax. It asks for a block Saavik, characters in the movie tures “Aiien,” and “Fiash Gordon.” probate court judgeship. Chairman Joan Lewis today reaf council, voting along party lines of the council’s use of the budget, Rep. J. Peter Fusscas . of fidential,” others had no security And already tempers are star clasification at all. Yet they being probed firmed the council’s stance that im with the 5-2 Democratic majority, and that a referendum immediately ting to heat up as Republicans Marlborough, a Republican, is provide information that would plementing the budget following a then set the mill rate. be called to vote on the budget. The facing a feisty Democrat in the MERIDEN (UPI) — Authorities town meeting’s disregard for Last year, under a 4-3 Republican plaintiffs claim the budget in use is and Democrats take shots at make .g saboteur’s mouth water. majority council, a similar town G>mment time (defended 55th district race, Daniel J. are Investigating allegations by a petitions filed by the association . illegal. each other in the early skir T here'w as, for example, an un Meriden man he was told by a that called for a referendum was meeting action was disregarded and Mrs. Lewis said she has been sum mishing. Moore of Marlborough. The dis classified, desk-sized “Composite Northeast Utilities worker he could moned to appear in Tolland CMunty HARTFORD (UPI) - A federal eliminate the “notice and com The centerpiece of the cam trict includes a portion of g T E iM Utilities Plan” for “CIA, have his electricity restored for a Superior (Murt Aug. 9. agency’s plan to eliminate public ment” procedures which aiiows peo- paign will be the race for state Manchester. Moore has been gOCKV Headquarters Utility Plan, Route 350 bribe. She said, “We still believe that the comment on proposed changes in pie who would be affected by MTrf. regulations would be against the regulatory changes to comment on G gearing up for weeks for this run i PEPOSIT C O /M T O 123, McLean, Va 22101.” Few out Edward Rice said his power shut charter spelled out the adoption Senate between incumbent Sen. NEWS, best interests of the poor and elder the changes. and is likely to make a lively siders are ever allowed Into the off July 23 because of an unpaid 3916 Fire Caiis process, and we followed it (the Carl A. Zinsser, the Republican, XANPJPATES D E V O U R E D NEA bill. Rice said as he left Northast’s charter) to the letter and that’s our ly, (kimmissioner on Aging Marin and Mayor Stephen T. Penny, the campaign against Fusscas. wooded grounds of the CIA in subur “Such elimination would allow ’82. ban Virginia. Yet here, for any Clieslre office after falling to have duty as council mebers.” Shealy says. The race for the 9th district, COMtAxrtEEb. “If this proposal takes effect, we public servants, administering Democrat. PoUTiCAL ACT\OH snoop to see, was every building, the service restored, he was ap Coventry) The five council members who Both are immensely which also includes a small por proached by a man who said be Tolland County voted to set the mill rate have are likely to sm major changes in public, funds, to adopt and change road and power fixture clearly Saturday, 4:22 a.m. —Ambulance programs like Medicaid, Medicare ules without first notifying the successful politicians who aren’t tion of Manchester, is the only could have his power turned back on Friday, 2:46 p.m. —Structure fire, call, Brigham Hill Road. (South- asserted that the charter says the drawn. Including the specifications for 350. budget can only be adopted at a town and Social Security made, by ad public and aliowing them to have in afraid to speak their minds. So one that looks relatively of all the major utility lines. Broadway near Carpenter Road. Coventry) ministrative fiat rather than put into the decisions that affect Rice said he paid the man who (North and South (Mventry) meeting. They claim the charter far. Penny has been the only one colorless at this point. East The CIA wants to build a new com came to his bouse the next day and Saturday, 5:21 a.m. —Ambulance doesn’t allow for a referendum on through the democratic process,” them,” Mrs. Shealy said Saturday. Hartford Town Treasurer Friday, 4:44 p.m. —Emergency she said. She outlined her objections in a to attack his opponent directly, puter cepter at its Langley-McLean turned on the power. transfer to Manchester Memorial call, Burnap Brook Road. (Andover) the annual budget, a stipulation that perhaps a sign that the mayor Donald Bates, a Democrat, will headquarters. The set of schematic Northeast Utilities terminated Saturday, 7;|7 a.m. —Ambuance pre-empts statute. The U.S. Department of Health letter to Health and Human Services Hospital. (Andover) and Human Services wants to Secretary Richard S. Schweicker. feels himself to be a slight un face a late entry to the cam drawings was unclassified, and a service again Friday. Friday, 7:16 p.m'. —Ambulance call. Cross StrMt. (South Coventry) “I feel the budget was legally “The power was disconnected Saturday, 2:1 p.m. —Ambulance adopted,” she said. “We were derdog. paign, Republican Robert Big tobacco wins again notation indicated it was only one of call. Wheeling Road. (Andover) more than a dozen copies. Where because it was turned on im Friday, 9:03 p.m. —Ambulance call. Silver Street. (North and South directed by a town meeting not to . Both candidates resist easy Forrest. Forrest has never nin properly,” said NU spokesman Coventry) honor that petition.” - stereotyping. Both tend to end. for public office before. The seat are the rest? Who has seen them? call, Lakewood Drive. (South City wants money back For callous, calculated greed in legislation. It is a considerable Also easily available were Michael London. “We have no idea is currently occupied by how it was restored or who did it.” up near the middle of the road on marketing, there’s no beating the retreat from' previous support make the fire damaged area safe Democratic Rep. Muriel P. detailed drawings of the Na^ial London said Northeast asked WATERBURY (UPI) - The city most issues, but both are in tobacco industry. programs, shifting the bulk of the Telecommunications Center near and secure, documents filed by the Yacavone, whose political Don subsidy burden from the taxpayers Meriden police to investigate. of Waterbury is trying to recover dependent enough to be un Ever since the initial Surgeon the Pentagon. It handies global com State children due back the more than 335,000 It spent guar city stated. in general to the growers Mention of the alleged bribe was predictable. career took a turn for the worse General’s report fingered smoking ^ Q raff munications for the entire Defense made Friday when the group “Turn ding and razing the scorched hulk Anthony Casagrande, assistant to Incumbent Rep. Elsie “Biz” when she botched her bid to run as a major national health hazard, themselves, who will be assessed Department, and was temporarily to Us” ended its camp-in on left from a twintenement fire which the city corporation counsel, said Syndicated the city fil^ under a state law Swensson, a Republican, faces for secretary of the state at the producers have been simulteneously for a fund to cover losses resulting shut down recently because of Northeast Utilities front lawn. The left 14 people dead. columnist froni low market prices. after Quebec camps close covering claims over 35,000. former Mayor John Thompson, a Democratic state convention saying it isn’t so and misusing the maintenance problems. group is opposed to the utility’s shut The city attached a lien against research that supports the indict Ei^n so, foes of a “killer crop” off policy and its proposed 3140 D.F.P. Enterprises of North Haven, Thereis no deadline for settling ' Democrat, in the race for the two weekends ago. Security is difficult enou^ even if the claim and the time it will take to ment of their product to keep were narrowly defeated in an effort million rate hike. ' VAL D’OR, Quebec (UPI) - ‘‘One child said he was stripped federal employment and immigra which owns the Prospect Street 12th Assembly District seat. GSA were on its toes. Like most reach an agreement will depend on Finally there is the probate smokers buying. for its money but continuation of the to make the new program even Provincial authorities plan to return nude and tied to a tree by monitors tion m lnlst^or working In Canada buildings, seeking 39,952 for police Mrs. Swensson’s greatest at housekeepers, fhe GSA hires private 38 Connecticut children back home for an entire day,” said Corriveau. without working visas. patrols of the ruins following the the company’s fire insurance court. The last time he ran, They continue to flood the market habit, there’s no reason to doubt more restrictive. contractors to do its wiring, plum carrier, he said. tribute is her folksy, friendly next week from four camps in “Another was deprived of food for “The court has placed the July 5 arson fire and 325,469 for Judge WilUam E. FitzGerald, a with low-tar , low-nicotine that it woutd try. As long as the The leader of the attack. Sen. bing and construction work. H the northwestern guebec ordered two days. Two monitors took a child- Israel Madera-Flores, 29, who was personality and her ability to public would buy. children ill our care for five days demolition costs. Democrat, was unopposed, so cigarettes, pushing these supposedly Thomas Eagleton, D-Mo., is himself project is classified, the contractor Millstone I closed by a youth court judge. ' and pushed his face down In the The money is “justly due to the treated for psychiatric disorders in relate on a one-to-one basis with safer brands as the answer to the And if not a smokeless cigarette, a smoker, which led to a brief and we are making arrangments for four states, has been charged with strong a candidate did he appear and its employees are given Laurent Corriveau, assistant sand. And they did things like their repatriation,” (kirriveau said, - city of Waterbury for the expenses her constituents. Thompson was concerned smoker’s problem. The why nut smokeless tobacco? That’s Senate-floor exchange of last words thorough security investigations director of the provincial Youth making them jump into the cold lake of inspection, repair, demolition, arson and murder for allegedly set to be. the chewing and dipping variety. shuts down adding the children should be ting the fire. one of Manchester’s most pop ads would have you believe that low on the subject of tobacco and health. before they’re given clearance. I^tection Bureau in nearby Amos, at 6 a.m., and if they don’t do it, they returned to (kinnecticut before next removal” and other work needed to He still seems strong, but. ratings according to research stan- While the promotion effort is vir ()uebec, said Saturday the children don’t get any breakfast.” ular and respected mayors. This ’ Challenged on his two-pack-a-day WATERFORD (UPI) - Thursday. dards, far from being tually subliminal compared to that testified they were subjected to ' Corriveau said 12 children from V M a m W i a i ...... M n M : race has more of an ideological Republicans have put up one of habit by Sen. Walter Huddleston, D- Northeast Utilities has blamed an 2 A SINGLE SENSITIVE White ' “physical and nutritive restraints” one camp — all between 15 and 18 their very strongest candidates. measurements of relative peril, are behind cigarettes, it has the Ky., Eagleton described It as a He' said the judge ordered the Moths munched HAY-FEVER dimension than does the race for Hpuse project illustrates the exteit electical malfunction for the by counselors at four wilderness years with behavioral problems — camps — about 400 miles northeast the Senate, with Thompson run Director William Diana, against virtually equivalent to seals of ap tabiUty but desirability of use. curse and rued the day of his addic w ^ e n d shutdown of Us Millstone I SINUS proval. of the necessary clearance. "A total camps operated . by the Becket were currently under court protec- of Montreal — closed for several ning as a liberal Democrat him If anybody could beat Smokeless tobacco has a tion. nuclear power plant In Waterford. Academy of East Haddam, Conn. - tion In Val D’()r awaiting the arrival violations, including not allowing With notable success. The low marketing advantage over of 39 companies and organizations The automatic shutdown, which less this year Sutterera against a Republican who is a FitzGerald, it’s Diana. ' “Don’t, blame the little tobacco The youth court tribunal was of Connecticut youth protection of children private correspondence Read what people write about brands acrount for about a third of a cigarettes in that it is not required with 360 personnel are now on the ‘ occurred shortly after 1 a.m. Satur- 'SYNA-CLEAR Decongestant farmer for the weakness you have,” w(»k Order,” an Internal GSA memo called Friday after- the Youth ficials to escort them back home. with their parents or social workers, tablets: cigarette market that is pushing |20 to carry the health-hazard warning. ' day, resulted In no radioactive Huddleston returned. Protection Bureau investigated con The officials and a representative and not Informing the children of HARTFORD (UPI) — Gypsy moths LONGVIEW, TEXAS - Mrs. billion a year. But it ought to, as the American states. release and posed “no cause for un ditions at tile camps following the of the U.S. Consulate were expected camp regulations or schedules. 'J.L. - “My husband has very Maybe not. But udiat about the Of those 360 employees, 310 bad due concern,” Northeast ^ k « u n a n chewed 6nly half the (kinnecticut acreage bad sinus drainage and has Cancer Society points out in a others in a big industry that take two-^y disappearance of a boy last to arrive in Val D’Or late Sunday. The children were due to return to they did last year, but the defoliation is still tried every liquia and tablet current release on the consequences been cleared and 50 were still being i Antiiony Nericcio said Sunday. week. The child waa.found by police Corriveau also said camp Connecticut Aug. 9 from the month available, but SYNA-CLEAR over from him? Investigated. In addition, 10 ' Nericcio said tiie 600-mega-watt the second worst on record, state scientists really worked long and fast.” THE TRUTH of the matter is of chewing and dipping. unharmed. • counselors faced charges by the long camp visits. say. WILLIAMSPORT. PA. - Mr. that there is no safe cigerette — or employees had been put In “Do Not plant was expectM to remain off K&D. • “Great product • really even safer, if lower-rated brands THEY INCLUDE leukoplakia, Admit” status. Une for two to four days, during The insects nibbled away at 803,802 acres of helped me.” which time other repair work that WHITE PIGEON, MI. • Mr. lead to smoking more or inhaling white patches inside the mouth'Biat “There have been several oc trees in 1982. The record was last year when H.B. • “I am writing to tell you casions requiring access to work for - cannot be done while It is on line 1,482,216 acres were defoliated, the Connec that I have very, very bad more deeply. There is also the car result from Irritation by tobarabv Policy on letters also would be performed. Three die in state crashes ticut Agricultural Experiment Station in New ■sinuses and I have tried bon monoxide produced by the bur juice and in 5 percent of tllagnnarrt ^ personnel in the ‘pending’ everything that is on the *over The shutdown had left only one of Dy United Frees International Haven said. the counter’ medicine and I ning process and the still unknown cases lead to oral cancer. Also i^The Manchester Herald. category,” the memo notes, adding: Northeast’s three Connecticut at Day Kimball Hospital in Putnam. in serious condition at Hartford find that the SYNA-CLEAR consquences of ingesting the decreased ability to taste and smell, “Cooperation and coordination with John M. Squirs, 68, of Old Lyme, Hospital. “The gypsy moth outbreak was significant Decongestant tablets does I letters to the editor. nuclear plants in operation, Neric At least three people died in ly less this year than a year ago and I expect m o n Iw me than any other chemicals that producers don’t receding gums among other dental Secret Service has been excellent.” > separate accidents on Gonnecticut died Saturday after the car he was Police detectives in New Hav«i 'over the counter' drug that 1 1 stand a better dianoe cio said. The Minstime H plant in driving crashed into several guard the trend dwnwards to continue,” John publicize — trade secrets — but add problems and discolored teeth. of being read i&they are brief. New drawings for the hoshdmNi '' Waterford shut down for about two hi^ways over the weekend and the were investigating the death of a have tried! It does not com rails on Route K in Montville. man whose body was found In his Anderson, chief entomologist at the station, pletely solve all my problems, to the tobacco to compensate for “Tile ads never the The HenM asks that letters be project wow ordowd done,by ttie -r. w e ^ ago, began to start up late death ol another person in a New Gene Tardlff, 25, of Hartford, was said. 3 but it sure does help me. I am typed, dr at least neatly ,r Sunday, NMcdo said. Haven motor lodge has been called a room Sunday at the Three Judges on my second box of SYNA- taste lost with the removal of tar risks or social Issues,’’ the society ’National Service “and turned injured fatally Saturday night when Motor Lodge in the Westvllle sec CLEAR and I feel your product and nicotine. notes. “It’s their job to make handwritten, and tiiat they be over to U.S.S.S. fSecret Service) tor . .1 He said Saturday’s shutdown hraniolde. the motorcycle he was riding The bulk of this year’s defoliation was on is the best I have found so far J' donble-spaced. The Herald appeared to have occurred in the In Brooklyn, Conn.v John tion. the east side of the Connecticut River in TRY RYNA-CLIAR TODAY But give the industry credit. U it chewing and dipfdng appeoliiif,'’ secure filing.” But sooner or later, collided with an auio on Woodrow Police said the man was Jpun^ O ntelaal rsservea tbeMiht toedit tettos thie p la ^ will have to be aeen by plant’s main switch yard, udilcb is Gorgliooe, 37, of North Windham, -Street in West Hartford. Windham, Tolland and New London counties. could produce not only a tarless but The ads and the labs aren’t tbs in the iatereskof clarity, brevi r;. located outside the plant and is part died Sunday when his car went out dead when he failed to check out of Generally gypsy moth outbreaks run in 8-to- UGfiETT BEXAU. “WhMtmar happened to the good otd-faah- -a smokeless cigarette, perfectly only fronts in the tobacco war. ft’s ty and taste: dozCTs of workers —and copies will of control and struck a tree on Stet Another rider on the cycle, Ernest his room which he had rented two of tte system fqr sending out the Haskell, 21, of Hantfoid, was listed davs earlier. 10 year cycles and move west to east. toned hetaroaexual-type aoandala they uaffd to safe in all respects but In effect also being fought In Congress, trtricb probably wind up with the butter ' power produced at tbp plant. son Road. He was pronounced dead i have In London and Waahlngton7” giving the smoking public nothing has passed new price sapport fingers at GSA. MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 2, 19M ^:JL « - M ANtHESTER HERALD. M6n., Aug, t 19P Former Mortlcla now s o a p star Winnl* Wkskia — Henry'l^adota a/id DEPORTATION ISNT THE END. OF. TH E WORLD. CONNIE V Crossword Astro-graph' coMr/e leAVBfOfi coiOM M . BE B A C K ... IP Jones is female J.R. Ewing OH, BIU .. 1 FEEL.M SHE REALL/ m t r r a v i ! WINNIE AND BIU/ Ww headway to aM wliWi rOiSSe ao... ot//i.ry/ “ o WRISHT? — COURSE/:. there’s more room for it. In Hollywood we they are toNowIngi Sovarsl A C R O M 46 Bm product Answer to Pievlotii Punie By Vernon Scott with relish. “She and J.R. are a matched set. cfour paths may lead 10 the aenie ■ It i ATSingtc Between them they could carve up the world. have to work hard. Politicians don’t. ^Birthday 1 HtMhon deity Framie.,;.— UPI Hollywood Reporter I based Myma on three women I know, and “People would be surprised to learn how 2 :^ IC 0 R N (Dee. tt^len. IS) 6 Ui)tUiniad.da- SO Csntl Sythm many stars go to bed alone. I don’t think The last thing you ehouW do HOLLYW(X)D (UPI) - Carolyn Jones, they’d kill me if I used their names.” ' I M in northtn many senators do. They don’t have to be up at today 18' to M youreell be ■ 0 Madsfiit Mithigtn whose epitaph doubtless will rhfer to her role (Carolyn’s performance as Myma is one Augint 3.1M2 iantlced Into ipendhig lunda St Time |»iiod as Morticia in “The Addains Family,” has reason “Capitol” is off to one of th fastest 5 o’clock in the morning with bags under their A weeding-out procMS ia likely vrhich you know you thouldn I. ,12 trick (sbbr.) starts in soap annals. Only four months old, eyes to report for work. this coming year. Tlea and proi- II your Inner voice tays "no, 13 Poker steke 62 Imponent latched on to another memorable TV role. “There are more big parties in Washington. ects wtilch haven't worked out take heed. ______-14 Cheniicel ____ The veteran actress describes her nde o f the half-hour series is ranked 14th among the to your benellt will be ellmlnal- AQUARIUS (Aan. IS^Sb. IS) . 'sSiticIa ' ST'TImetonf' Myma Qegg in the soap opera "Capitol” as a top 25 daytime shows. Most of them aren’t just social like they are Bd. New, Irullful Inlereala and dless of whet typo of in Hollywood. And the politicians have more helpful aasoclationa will bt lual you encounter today, lEpoutdideyof Nbbr,) "ruthless, filthy rich, honiy old broad wlHi a "I’m stunned the ratings are so good,” X week" '*• 58 Pert of e list developed. be nico to all you meet. One Carolyn said. “But I was also shocked at how outspoken wives.” ITCoHege ' SB Cleveland's sunken red bathtnb for two.” LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) It a poa- whose trapping aren't too Motley’s Ctcw — Ternpleton & Forman Carolyn’s Bette Davis eyes sparkle with low d l daytime ratings are compared to Carolyn got a first-hand look at the goings- alble that today your mate impressive may be a super per . degraa(ebbr.) weterfrant on when the “Capitol” company shot in the IBWsitsr’s 60 Westemhemi. . _ prime time. might not aoe thinga in the son undernoalh. ._. 36 (Iheieetar of e mischief contemplating Myma’s wickedness. aame serioua light aa you do. It PISCES (Fab. 20 March 20) Like Morticia and Myma, Carolyn is a bit~ “When I was doing ‘The Addams Family’, nations capital for two weeks, She also was ian't worth arguing over; looaen That trump card you may have privy to Washington social circles when she RI6 H T C W i C B . 2rAbetied— ■ ------61 ThisI.Cnl (Sp.) It.Comi ’ ’ uiompenion y n i p n orof 4) Amtew askew herself. She happily admits being a we had a 35 share. If you get 21 percent in up and relax. Predicliona of planned to play today should 41 daytime, they think it’s great. We’re beating visited LBJ at the White House. whal'a in atore for you In the nol be depended upon. When ShttHared glin , touch off center. “I’m a Democrat, so I don’t have any inside aeaaons following your birth you'aren't looking, someone 2BCAldnM . > Downy wck PMntsd She gives a touch of madness to Myma as established shows like ‘The Guiding Light,’ DOWN 20DonJuini'20 Oon Juen's sources in this adm inistration,” Carolyn said. date and where to look for your may change the rules. STYourit 48 Mikos 'The Edge of Night’ and ’Search for luck and opportunttlea are in A% 8 ( M ^ 21>Apm IS) mothor she didWith Morticia, adding an extra dimen 31 Spasm .swsstsr Tomorrow.’” “But I’ll never forget walking into the White your Aatro-Graph. Mail $1 for Don't let youreell be pressured 32 ethtr • 1 Fomitr Isbor, 21 H sion to her characterization. 6 47 Ammunition Hopse and shaking hands with President Lyn aach to Aatro-Graph, Box 489, Into accepting something 34 Emils,, „ - ortup(tbbr.f 22 Frigidly The scheming Myma is daytime’s answer Carolyn says “Capitol’s” success can be at Radio City Station, N Y. 10019. which you know Isn't right. euthor 2 Stamping 23 ^ up 48 Passport tributed to the continuing scandals spewing don Johnson. Stand by your principles, but to J.R. Ewing, the unscrapulous oil baron of Be aura to apecity birth dale. 35 Nils quetn, ijmrice 24 Prophtt ondorsemeht "He said, ‘Welcome, Carolyn. It’s good to VIRGO (Aug. 23-8epl. 22) Nor bow out aa gracefully as possi- “Dallas” who will do anytUng to anybody for from the nation’s capital whetller it’s sex for short 3 Ssnils 26Usoonssdls 26 Uso s ni SBAardvarit's see you.’ And I said, ‘Hello, Senator.’ 1 mally you're the liral peraon to ble. 4 Psrttining to 28 Csntdisn a buck or a sexual conquest. offenses with congressional pages, drugs, TAURUS (AprM 20-May 20) If 37 Sags dist almost died later when I realized how I ad realize that nothing la handed Lent mountain wife-swapping, bribery or drunken parties. one without effort expended, your present objectives are not 3B Four quarts SO Sown (Fr,). Myrna is just as rich and unprincipled as 5 Instct 29 Osposit dressed him.” but today you may not be that developing the way you'd like, . (ibbr.) 53 Rant out J.R. but. not as sexually active. As the grand On a trip to Europe earlier this year, Hoositr stats 30 Brackish Much as Carolyn enjoys playing Myra, she reallatic. . . drop them for the moment. 40CoslsnMr8tt 6 54 Bauxite ; dame of Washington, D.C., society circles, Carolyn was surprised that people asked her 42 AUure Isbbr.) 33 Tims tons remains closer to Morticia with whom she is LIBRA (Sepl. 29-Oel. 23) Lady Don't become frustrated; wait SS' Nothing Myma plots to get her son elected President. what was going on in Washington, not Luck la not allling on your till conditions Improve. 44 Egyptian 7 Stsp (sbbr.) tie unfailingly associated by fans of all ages. ahoulder today, ao if you're GEMINI (May 21-3une 20) cross 8 Boom poriod 36 By mouth 56 Conger She’s the sort of woman who buys a slightly Hollywood. “Washington is the glamour and scandal Although “The Addams Family” was last amort you'll repreaa your gam Especially with co-workers, be World’e Qreateet Superheroee UPI photo larger diamond than Nanc^ Rragan’s and bling urgea. In fact, move cau- extra-careful today that you 1 2 4 5 6 7 6 6 10 11 pays more for her designer gowns than the capital of the world,” Carolyn said. filmed in 1964, it continues to play lloualy In all financial dealinga. don't accidentally blurt out somewhere in the United States every day. SCORPIO (Oel. 24-Mov. 22) something which was not CAROLVN J O N ^ IS SCHEMING MYRNA ON “CAPITOL" first lady. “Every single day there’s some scandal or ,nhtn!iois7usnuTP*mL )Hr»*,aA*K- OH, Hfuq JWMNY. JU&T torrFtdtay. 12 13 14 Because she still owns a piece of the old Your poalllon may bo too meant for all ears. It'll go 3MMr//lOt»» “Myrna is meaner than J.R.,” Carolyn said off-beat news out of Washington where HKtPlM/UtPAlUfAPfi Hsy-WHO'S W M OHTO THE 5TAFF. . . . actress describes character as "ruthless old broad" series, Carolyn is delighted with its staying unyielding to enable you to aoe against you. 1 Acms L IKf JHtYSe ION6 j TUB fttW FRANKitY. imtiB’e Bomermi^ A 6GFRITAIX the opportunitiea around you CANCER (June 21-July 22) ' 'WITH AdctnmmTHATPc^feffTBrT TOUtYOUS. 15 16 17 power. today. Soften your alanco and Before you realize H today, you ounBmmr ------^— ■— ' t m m n m i Curiously, only 64 black-and-white episodes let olhera ahow you the way. could gel caught up Into an WITH MB t jUh-hiM. XIU S0T 18 19 20 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Oec. expensive social event. The of the wacky situation comedy were 2 21) II you run Into a roadblock quickest way out Is to "remem WVCT THAT OUR ■ Hardwick just doesn't have Craftsbury's appeal produced. today, check with thoao making ber'' a prior obligation. 4\atLAN^-V 21 22 23 “Every actress dreams of playing a classic ■ character, something she will always be 25 26 28 29 30 hand; the town had had enough of the 15.000 But when the Craftsbury Fiddlers Contest what they called ”a good crowd” — to the MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - Tom Adams 50-acre piece of farm property set up for the remembered by,” Carolyn said. "I had no ■ owns a general store on one of the busiest boisterous celebrants who invaded each Ju moved to Hardwick, it lost something — the idea that’s what would happen with Morticia, 31 32 33 event. comers in Hardwick. For half a dozen ly, toting tents and sleeping bags and massive audience. but I couldn’t be happier that it worked out Bridge ■ ■ frisbees and coolers. , "I just do not see a lot of people — I’ve Timothy Greaves, president of the local 35 36 38 36 years, or so, he’s used his unique vantage Chamber of Commerce — which sponsored that way.” I ■ point to observe a summertime tradition. Adams was one of a group of businessmen had busier Saturdays without anything ■ B who convinced Hardwick officials they going on,” Adams said in a telephone inter the event — said Hardwick never expected 40 43 On the last weekend of July, thousands of to draw a crowd as large as had become people — most of them young, nearly all of should pick up the event.' He said it might view. A frustration attack " ■ "I just don’t understand. Where are routine in Craftsbury, where the contest had In 1793, the French Revolutionary govern more frustrated when the 44 4 M 46 them high-spirited — would drive by, provide an economic shot,in the arm to a bevy^s Lew — James Sctiumelster community that, from a business point of they?” become firmly rooted after 18 years. ment adopted a 12-month calendar of 30 days hand was over and South had ■ headed 10 miles up the road to the "One ot the problems that they had in chalked up a doubled game." 47 46 49 Craftsbury Fiddlers Contest. view, seemed pretty much stagnant. By late afternoon, Hardwick police es in September of each common year and a Alan: ‘^e st had made it Saturday, he manned his general store timated the brand-new Hardwick Fiddlers’ Craftsbury was they’d didn’t have control,” sixth extra day every fourth year. ..NOW E5/ PU6HIN6 IC&VS, NOTTD MENTION ■ But after last year’s contest, Craftsbury he said. NORTH 8-2.1 easy for South. He had start rvP PONE-IT/AFTEE- Autveuviycs 51 52 63 64 55 56 decided the festivities had gotten out of and waited for the crowd. Contest had attracted about 1,000 people — «AS2 ed with three heart tricks. DAV5 O F W0KK-, r v t TO''»vNNVBCrY; T982 Then he led his king of F1NI6HH> P R D a ^ M IN 6 87 58 59 SJ732 diamonds. South took his ace 1HF coMPureel.. , ♦ a J9 and ran off all his trumps. AND NATIONAL-.' 60 61 62 WEST EAST West had to make six a. as 473 discards. The first five were Monday TV 4AK()103 4J6 his last two hearts, the 10 I l l s (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN | 4KQ 10 9 4S65 and nine of diamonds and Cinem a 4KQI0 4873432 the 10 of clubs. The sixth was impossible. If he presented from the Meadow- dustrial tycoon nearly ruins her SOUTH chucked a club, dummy’s 6K)0P.M. Isndt Raceway, Meadowlanda. marriage by her dominance. 4KQJI0H4 ace and jack would be good. MUNI' C3D - EymritnMS News NJ. (60 min.) Barbara Stanwyck, Van Heflin, ▼ 754 'i' sf.«<* w J#* -s w 5^ Charles Coburn. 1948 If he threw the queen of POUl CELEBRITY CIPHER CE) - Chsrila't Angsls (2 9 -N ew s Hartford (PG) 7. 9:40. — Raiders of 4A4 diamonds, dummy's Jack CdMrtty Clp^er cryptograms «r « crattad from quotttiene by tamoua pdople. pMt (29 - Prims News A andpraaant.E^lattarlnthacipharatandefor anolhar. Today's etuKHaquaUB. d ) dD 09 - Nawt Monday (39 - MOVIE: 'Redhead And Alhenrum Cinema — 46 would be high.” the Lost Ark (PG) 7:15, (Q ) - Lavsm* 81 Shlrtay li Co. The Cowboy' A cowboy end a C23 - Qunemoke Camille 7:30. Vulnerable: East-West Oswald: “West should beautiful redhead who is a se 9 3 - MOVIE: 'I Hate Blondes' A 9:30. have led the king of clubs at ''I ■ (S i - Calllopo ChlMron's cret courier for the Confederacy Cinema City — Lady West Hartford Dealer: West Captain Easy — Crooks & Lawrence Progranu Today's storiss era ghost writer creeps from under trick four. That play would are joined by a Federal spy. his publisher's control and slips Chatterley’s Lover (R) Elm I & 2 — Firefox Weit North Eait South ••HD W I Y WOVY O YOU TYOI80JYP Tho Legend of John Henry,' Greta Garbo Is In the spotlight Glenn Ford, Rhonda FleminQ. kill the squeeie since North CONTACT*,.'* ID ANVBOPy OUT THERET The Strongeet Men' end 'Spike: under the wings of two beauti 2:10, 4;10,7;20, 9;20. - (PG) 2, 7, 9:35. — Chariots 14 Pass Pass 44 would have no entry. Note . In "Silent Lovars," a segment o1 1960 ful blondes. Dbl. Pass Pass Pass A Montena Horseman.’ (SO the television adaptation ol Kentucky Fried Movie (R) of Fire (PG) 2:10, 7:10, that only a club lead would min.) 3 9 - MOVIE: 'White Dawn' 3:15 A . M . save West. A trump shift ■WaOWVVOOHY EOP BQWEYT OOP 8IOVIOLA, rsbroadoast on Three whalara are etranded 2.20,5:30,8:30 with Groove 9:30. 99 - Faattval of FaKti - (23 - MOVIE: 'Berry Lyndon' A Opening lead. VK would not break up the “ NBC Monday Night at the among eakimos of the Arctic. Tue (R) 3:55, 7:10. - The Movies — The Best squeeze.” ® - Star Trek Movies,’' August 2. Swedish Timothy Bonomt. Warren roguishly charming 18th Cen Gregory’s Girl (PG) 2:30, Oates, Lou Goaaett. 1974. tury Englishman luck runs out. Little Whorehouse in Texas Alan: "After that club TOXEW, EV IPIOMMD EQP Q PRU (S ) - Nawewatoh actress Kristina Waybom stars 4:30, 7:30, 9:25. - Diner (R) 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:15, ( Q - PBS U te Night Ryan O'Neal, Marisa Berenson, lead. West would still have ia> - N*wto«nt«r aa the screen legend Miss Gar Patrick Magee. 1975. Rated 0 (R) 2, 4:20, 7:10, 9:30. to decide whether to throw 9:45. — Young Doctors in IS ) - Over B u y bo and Barry Bostwick por 12:30 A.M. PG. (Colonial — Kung Fu Love (R) 12, 1:55, 3:50, By Oswald Jacoby his last club or to unniard QiR WEOUAP SY’P OTRUX.” — and Alan Sontag the king of diamonds on (S i - Reporter 41 trays actor John Gilbert. The C D -A d a m -IZ 3 :3 0 A .M . Titans with Bruce, Dragon 5:45, 7:35, 9:30. — World South’s last trump.” 139 — MOVIE: 'Viotory' A soccer story Is based on Qarson CD - Rat Patrol C3D - Calendar a n d L e e with Night According to Garp.(R( 12, match between German prison- Kanin’s best-selling novel of Alan: "West's double of Oswald: "It would be up to CD - MOVIE: 'Bad Man's d2) - CFL Football: Calgary at Creature from 6:30. atouAOY oaoiiRu ere of war and the national team the same name. Territory' 2:35, 5:10, 7:45, 10:20. four spades was out of frus East to help out by chucking offers an opportunity for oe- Hamilton Fast Hartford his five, six and eight of dia C H E C K U S T IN O a F O fl E X A C T TIM E Hrive-lns tration. He had looked for capo. Sylveetar Stallone, Mi 9 9 - SUr Trek 3 :4 5 A . M . Kaalwood — Firefox great things with a magnifi monds as quickly as possi East Hartford — chael Caine, Pale. 1061. ( ® - Night Gallery (33 - Weather (PG) 7, 9:30. cent hand and was now ble. That would locate the PREVIOUS SOLUTION:"! kriow only two tunos; ono of tham Is 138 - Jeffsreone (29 - Moneyline Update Firefox (PG) 8:20 with G reduced to trying to pick up diamond four in the South 4 :0 0 A . M . Poor Rieharda — Arthur (R) 10:30. hand and solve West’s Vankat Ooodto and thd othor lin't." — Ulyesas S. Grant HD - Here's to Your Hoalth 9 3 - Benny HIM Show a few points by beating four Alley Oop — Dave Graue * 1962byNEAInc. O H - MOVIE: 'Eye of the Firefox PG) 7, 9:30. East Windsor — problem." 6:30 P.M. ® - Lets Night with David Needle' A Nazi spy becomes In Showcase* Cinema — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) 9 isazcompulog Lstterman Rajders of the Lost Ark Oswald: "He was a lot d ) - CBS Nows volved in a taboo allience with a E.T, The Extra-Terrestrial DHATl SOME SRBEDV 12:45 A.M. woman. Donald Sutherland, (PGf“^:20 with Dragon rriDciiia’s pop — Ed Sullivan PROFITEER HAG TRANSNAPPED (Q ) - Bamey Miller Kate Nalligan. 1981. (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15, Slayer (PG) 10:20. THEM BteHTCUT FROM - NBC News 9 9 - HBO Theatre: The Deadly UNDERM V (8 1139 Gams Three retired criminal (22) - Newsoenter 9:40. - Annie (PG) 12:30, Manchester — Ken (S i - Buelnoss Report tton of 8360,000 In burled 2:50, 5:10. — Poltergeist N 0 6 E I Kit W Carlyle — Larrv Wrlaht with a severe fever. (R) (S3 - Art of Being Human lawyers amuse themtsivss by 4 :3 0 A .M . tucky Fried Movie (R ) 8:30 S i - Notloloro Naelonal SIN cash, thereby triggering a msd (D - The Msrv Show proeacutlng uneutpecting (PG) 7:40, 10:05. - An Of I V O iP E R IF WOULP NOU LIKE Noticlai naelonatse con GulL scramble across mountains, de 10:15PJVI. houee guests. (23 - N.W* with Sharky’s Machine (R) W ALTO IS e riL L PART OF THE CD - MOVIE: 'Nicholas and ficer and Gentleman (R) I? larmo Rettrepo. serts end ooettllnei In c rece to (S) - MOVIE: 'Shogun (33 - MOVIE: T.rzan, Th. Ap. 11. AAAP A T AAE • PAPER, PEAR r fu r iqftdH's MA)Nt)Booie. loeete the treeiure first Spen Alexandra' Part 1 The sventt 1:00 A.M. Man* A woman looking for her 12:30, 2:50, 7:40, 10:05. - ( Q - Bob Nowhart leading up to the Ruetlan revo Assssein' Lons Wolf and hie Mansfield — Rocky III rnwip ,,Meyer cat O d cK e> n > i n cer Trecy, Milton Berle, Sid eon travel together in this lamu- CD - Charlie Rosa Show father In Africa meets Tarzan. Rocky III (PG) 1,3,5,7:30, (PG) with The Three 99-A B C News lution form the background of / f oh, thaniT ^ , Ceeeer. 1S63 rai adventure story. Tomitaburo C D -G e t Smart Bo Derek, Miles O'Keefe, Ri 9:45. - Tron (PG) 12:50, 0 V V SWEETHEART/ yoor oum bed . SB -O ve r Easy this story of Tear Nicholas II, hit chard Harris. 1981. Stooges Follies (PG) at 93 - World Chemplortehip failinge at a monarch and tha Wekaysma, Maeahiro Toml- CD - MOVIE: 'Columbo: Now 2:50, 4:50, 7:25, 9:55. - A 7:00 P.M. Tennie: The MedHsrreneen greet love he had for hit Ger kewa. 1980. You See Him' A nightclub enter dusk. Open Flnel from Cep OAdge, Midsummer Night’s Sex (3 ) - CBS News man born wife, Empreea Alexan 10:30 P.M. tainer kills a bualnsee associste ‘Yentr movie France dra. Michael Jayeton, Janet during his magic act Peter Falk, Comedy (R) 1:15, 3:15, d ) 39 - M*A*S*H 9 9 - MOVIE: 'Eye of the 99- News Jack Castidy, Bob DIthy. 1976 'M l Suzman, Roderic Node. 1971 5:15, 7:35, 10. - Nightshift l4iltil*U O bituaries Bess’ Truman . I 'f Andra'a Laraau Hartford; and George Rauchle of is improving Andre’a “Andy” Lareau, 46, of Manchester; two sisters, Mrs. Casper, Wyo., died July 29 while Arline Paqun of East Hartford and attending a business meeting in Mrs. Eleanor Bentley of Vernon; KANSAS CITY, Mo. (DPI) — Former first lady Bess two grandchildren and several Colorado. His mother and stepfather Truman, 97, whose pulse rate dropped U> $5 when she are Leo and Angela Lareau of nieces and nephews. ■ .p Funerai services wili be held was rushed to the hospital, was improving and ihlght go Manchester. home early this week, her doctor says. He also leaves his wife, Lucy C. Wednesday at 11 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. Mrs. ’Truman was placed in an intensive care unit at Lareau; two daughters, Andrea L. Research Medical Center at 1:30 a.m. CDT Sunday suf Hendry and Valerie A. Lareau, both Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Friends may call fering from “irregular respiration and pulse," hospital Getting there isn't half the fun. Not when an 8-foot gorilla is left in Wyoming; and three brothers, spokesmen said. Robert of New Britain, Michael of at the funeral home Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations may “She came in because her pulse got very slow. It Columbia, and Roland of Canton. dropped down to 35 last night and there was some ques- Departure is scheduled for 5 a.m. Funeral services were conducted in be made to the American Cancer tion that she might have an electrical blockage in her By Susan Plese in the morning. You get up at 4 and Society, 237 E. Center St., ‘- 4 Wyoming. heart, " said Dr. WUlson Miller. There was speculaUon Herald F^eporter finally leave about 6;30 a.m., only Manchester. an hour or so late. at that time doctors would have to install an electronic Vacation time, and half of pacemaker. “I’m ready to go when you are,” Manchester is packing up the family says your husband at 5 a.m. as he Santo Zocco Miller said medicines Mrs. ’Truman had been taking to station Wagon and taking off for the Funeral services were held today slow her heartbeat were building up in her bloodstream, sits down to read the paper while for Santo Zocco, 76, of Hartford, Mr*. Elizabeth Jacob* rented cottage on the lake or ocean. you turn off the lights, close the win Mrs, Elizabeth Jacobs, 59, of 249 possibly due to kidney trouble. After hd stopped the The other half is thinking'about it. who died last Thursday at a Hart Joseph S. Hachey dows, unplug all cords, run the Woodland St., died Sunday at medication. Miller said, Mrs. Truman’d heartbeart What is it that compels us to pack ford convalescent home. He was the quickened and by Sunday evening her pulse was back up vacuum, turn off the dryer, run all husband of Anna Zocco and the Manchester Memorial Hospital. She a week’s worth of clothes linens and over the house looking for “last was the wife of Peter Jacobs. to 85. groceries into the back of the car father of Charles Zocco of “She’ll be ready to go home before Dr. Graham (her things” and throwing them into your Manchester. She was born in Manchester on and leave a comfortable eight-room purse, and wash the kitchen floor. Nov. 30, 1922, and was a lifelong S&L enters regular physician) gts back” from a medical meeting on house with plumbng for a cramped He also leaves a son, Joseph Zocco Tuesday, Miller said after his Sunday evening visit with of Los Angeles, Calif.; a brother and resident. cabin without plumbing in the mid “ You can wash the floor when we Besides her husband she leaves a Mrs. Truman. dle of nowhere? get home,” your husband says, but a sister in Italy; and four Mrs. Truman, whose health has waned rapidly during grandchildren. daughter, Sandra G. Jacobs of Ver commercial you he have no intention of coming non; her father, Matthew recent years, continued to be listed in serious condition, WE RENTED a cabin on home to a dirty house, so you scrub Zurawskas of Manchester; a sister, primariiy because of her age, hospital spokesmen said. Penobscot Bay in Maine one year. It away, growling under your breath. Adele Spita of Manchester; and She has been hospitalized two other times in the past was a cute little' Victorian ginger You load the kids into the car, Carl Schory 15 months — in September 1981 for 12 days after suf several nieces and nephews. loan market bread house with two.tiny bedrooms heads first, one at a time. You climb Memorial services will be con fering a mild stroke and in May 1981 for 47 days for com and no shower. ducted Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Funeral and commital services into the front, and sit with your legs will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. at plications suffered after breaking a hip. Seven of us spent 10 days sitting in under your chin, feet on top of the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main St. By Raymond T. DeMeo Dr. Wailace Graham. Mrs. Truman’s longtime physi front Of the potbellied stove, doing for Carl Schory, who died July 26 in the graveside in St. James picnic basket, a six pack of soda, a Cemetery. There are no calling Herald Reporter cian, had been in touch with the hospital hy telephone. jigsaw puzzles gazing out onto the three-pound bag of cookies, and 27 Vero Beach, Fla. He was formerly He said a buildup of the potassium level in Mrs. fog-shrouded bay and waiting for the of Manchester. hours. The Holmes Funeral Home, UPI photo sandwiches. 400 Main St., has charge of Truman’s blood may have been tine cause of the rain to stop. It did, the day after we "Did you lock the basement?” Memorial donations may be made Heritage Savings and Loan irregular respiration and pulse rates.'Tiraham said Mrs; left. to the Connecticut Aeronatutical arrangements. Memorial donations Association of Manchester is taking B^SS TRUMAN IN 1979 PHOTO Check. “Turn off the water?” may be made to the American Truman experienced a similar problem during previous But the week spent away from the Historical Association, Bradley a plunge into the commercial loan . . . might go home early Check. “Stop the mail?” Check. Cancer Society. hospitalizations. chores at home doesn’t just happen “ Remember your keys?” Uncheck. International Airport, Windsor market. magically. It takes a full two weeks There you are, in the car with all Locks. Actually, it’s only just got its feet to'prepare, .and one complete doors and windows locked in the wet. Heritage president Wiliiam H. evening to cram all the junk you house, and you have to pry open a Hale said t^ a y , the bank plans to packed into the back of the car. Roy B. Paige make available in commercial loans kitchen window at 6:30 a.m, to Roy B. Paige, 70, of Talcottville, Raymond W. Hanger Two weeks ahead of time, you Private funeral services were $1.5 million, or about one and a half Trailer 'myths' decried retrieve your keys, start stockpiling food. Husbands formerly of Manchester, died Satur percent of its assets, during the next day at Manchester Memorial held at the Holmes Funeral Home, always say, “Don’t bring any food. FINALLY, you’re off. 400 Main St., for Raymond W. six months. You can shop when you get there.-” Everything’s just about on schedule. Hospital. He was the husband of Depending on response to the Hanger of Cottage Street, who died Continued from page 1 be if used by the state as housing for agencies have over mobile homes, Five minues out, the kids have Lillian Jenney Paige. offer, the bank could increase its He was born in Ogdensburg, N.Y., Thursday at Manchester Memorial the elderly,. Duffy said. Ms. Mushinsky said. But you have no intention of spen- ^ started to fight. “He’s on my side,” Hospital. commercial loan portfolio to mobile homes, they’re not being The reason is high interest rates ding your vacation in a super someone says, then “she’s touching Nov. 11. 1911. and had been a resi between $5 and $8 million. Hale said. Currently, four legislative com dent of Talcottvilie for one year, He was born in Hartford on June received in many of the com have put a damper on the conven mittees have jurisidiction over market, so you ignore him, and start my arm with her elbow.” Or, “he’s previously living in Manchester for 14, 1896, and had lived most of his HERITAGE HAS appoint^ 39 munities,” Duffy said. “I think the tional construction industry and matters dealing with mobile homes packing boxes of “cottage food,” humming. Make him stop hum many years. life in Manchester, spending his year-old Joseph S. Hachey of 91 conclusion could be they’re not brought in good bids for projects with applicable laws “scattered all loosely translated as “junk.” ming.” He was a graduate of St. winters in Daytona Beach, Fla. Di&ne Drive to head its new being used as much as they could from builders anxious for business. over the statute books,’’ Ms, The mother who spends all year Ten minutes out, and everyone is He was a U.S. Army veteran of Lawrence School of Nursing in business ioan operation. be.” Duffy said initial results of a study Mushinsky said. feeding fruit and vegetable snacks hungry and thirsty, so you start Ogdensburg and was employed for World War I. Before retiring he Hachey, a member of the Duffy agreed there was an image by his agency showed there may not to the kids loads up on potato chips, passing out sandwiches and soda, She said she will introduce several years as a charge nurse for worked as a clerk in an area Economic Development Commis problem. Many people still hold the be a substantial difference in the corn curls, chocolate chip cookies, one can of which gets spilled all over the Institute of Living in Hartford. brokerage house. view of 30 or 40 years ago that cost of using mobile or modular con specific bills in the Legislature next cream-filled cupcakes, root beer, the back seat. Fed and watered and sion, was formerly a commercial year if she is re-elected. He joined the State Police Depart He leaves two sons, Kingsley R. lending officer with Manchester mobile homes are “ wooden boxes on struction versus conventional con nachos, candy-coated popcorn — in sticky, the kids settle down for a nap. Hanger and Wilbur L. Hanger, both wheels,” he said. struction for housing for the elderly “I am sure that they will be able fact anjdhing that grows in a bag ment in 1942 and was the first Red State Bank and, more recently, A VICTORIAN GINGERBREAD COTTAGE MAKES A FINE GET AWAY FOR A WEEK-LONG SUMMER VACATION One hour out, and you say, “Did Cross instructor for the department. of San Diego, Calif.; a cousin, Mrs. Hartford National Bank. “That has completely changed projects. to narrow it down to a couple of bills with a list of additives long enough Dorothy Lane of Manchester ; nine with the improvement in technology you turn the coffee off?” Your hus He retired in 1962 with the rank of Hachey says introducing commer In addition to examining taxation and then I will take the bills in to give Ralnh Nader a stroke. . . . but It takes a full two weeks of frantic preparations to finally leave home. grandchildren; and several great and their use throughout the coun and zoning issues dealing with January and file them," she said. Then you carefully hide all the stuff band can’t remember, so you spend sergeant. He was employed for 10 cial loans will make it easier for the next 10 minutes deciding years by Connecticut Bank and grandchildren. local businessmen to obtain money try,” he said. mobiie homes, the Mobile Home “The things that are going on in my under your bed or in the closet with Memorial donations may be made Although mobile homes may be Task Force also will examine tenant district I can’t tolerate any more. It the vacuum cleaner — somewhere the whether or not to turn back, while Trust Co. He was a life member and “at the same time protect the bank you try to recall all the other things past exalted ruler of Rockville to the American Cancer Society. by providing it with a short-term, cheaper for private buyers, they not issues and the jurisdiction state has to .be changed.” kids will never look. Otherwise they’d have a junk food fit and eat it to wash it, and then hoarde it, so on and goes out to cut the grass with looking like shipwreck survivors, too, because she can't take her you didn't do, like unplug the iron Lodge of Elks. He was a member of high interest investments. nobody wears it and you have to a towel wrapped around his waist. standing in the driveway amongst stereo and record collection. and close the attic window. St. Mary's Episcopal Church of Hale says the typical Heritage all before you got it out of the house. Next thing, you start cooking. wash it again. By the time it’s actually time to piles of boxes and heavy duty gar One of the other kids is trying to “Are we there yet?” someone Manchester, and until recently was Richard M. Hawley business loan will be issued at the “Where are my green shorts?” bage bags filled with sheets and jain his fishing pole between the two asked from the back seat. That ques a licensed lay-reader, serving prime rate or above, with a You make spaghetti sauce, chili, leave for vacation, you’re down to a COVENTRY - Richard M. Manchester resident dies chicken, and stash it in the freezer. your husband asks. “They’re pair of cut-off shorts with a hole in 'towels and assorted ratty suitcases side doors and the seats, hoping tion IS always followed by, “How several area nursing homes. Hawley, 58, of 54 Cornwall Drive payback period of between 30 days packed,” you say. filled with all your clothes. nobody will notice. You do, but many more hours?” And, “My legs He also leaves a sister, Mrs. and a year. “You can cook when you get there,” the seat and no zipper, one of the died Saturday at Hartford Hospital. your husband says, but you have no “Well, I don’t have anything else kids is wearing a stretched out T “ How do you expect me to get all clecide not to mention it. hurt," “The wind is messing my Marie Biske of Manchester, and a He was the husband of Mildred Heritage’s business loans are to wear and I want my green this in the car?” your husband asks hair,” and “I’m car sick.” The last nice and nephew in Manchester. intention of cooking on vacation un shirt that says “ Kelley’s Bar,” and SOME HOW, everything gets Hawley. geared to “the small guy” who shorts,” he says. “Well, I’m not testily, as he surveys 118 cubic feet comment almost causes Daddy to Funeral services wiil be Tuesday in New York City shooting less he buys a couple of lobsters, so another is wearing a pair of pedal packed into the car. But to do it, He was born in Pelham, Mass, on needs a loan of between $1,000 and washing them again,” you say. of junk and the open hatchback of driv.e in a ditch. you ignore him and cook anyway. pushers you found in the attic. you’ve put a styrofoam refrigerator at 11:30 a.m. in St. Mary’s Feb. 2,1924, and had been a resident $30,000, Hale said. “Thqn I’ll wear them dirty,” he the compact car. Episcopal Church, Manchester. of Coventry for 25 years. Before Hachey added, however, that the NEXT ITEM on the agenda is say^, “and besides you can wash Your husband has finally located The little one is sobbing because under the kids’ feet in the back seat, When you get to your destination, and a half away from where the thought the victim was seeking to and a cardboard box full of shoes on Burial will be in Rose Hill Memorial retiring, due to ill health, he had bank is ready to make loans of up to By Raymond T. DeMeo clothes. You start thinking about them when we get there.” the missing suitcase, and he’s Daddy said he couldn’t take Harvey, you find that the “rustic cabin with Park. Rocky Hill. Friends may call $250,000. Herald Reporter shooting occurr^. He was accom make a drug transaction. the other side. a view of the ocean" is a dilapidated been employed as a machinist for panied by his wife, Helen, and his 3- that a week before departure. The But you have no intention of spen wearing his green shorts. Everyone his eight-foot gorilla. The little one at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Interest rates on the loan depend Rodriguez’ wife and daughter did problem with clothes is that when two-room shack overrun with Pratt & Whitney Division of United NEW YORK— A Manchester man year. old daughter. Jasmin, Pierson ding your vacation in the laun- is wearing plastic flip flops you stands in the driveway, clutching Everybody has to pile in from the Main St., today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 on how speculative the venture not witness the shooting, Pierson you go on vacation, you have to pack spiders, and the view of the ocean is Technologies for 30 years. He was a was killed by a gunshot wound to the dramat, so you ignore him, and hide bought for 39 cgnts just for the occa part of the gorilla’s tail, and wailing left (you have to climb over the gear p.m. needing the money. The highest said. said, but found out about the inci everything you own, which leaves possible only on a clear day if you veteran of World War II, serving in head Thursday in a section of New Rodriguez planned to leave the suitcase until he finds the pair of sion, and no one has any underwear. miserably. shift in the front) because the Memorial contributions may be rate, for example, would be charged dent from witnesses. Rodriguez was you nothing to wear. red gym shorts the 6-year-old bought scale the fire-worn chimney. Ah, the U.S. Air Force. He was a com York City known as a hangout for Jasmin with his sister while he and Then comes the moment of truth. That’s all right, because the 14- fishing pole is blocking entrance on made to the Book of Remembrance municant of St. Mary’s Roman to someone who needs money to born in Brooklyn, N.Y., and had And before you pack it, you have him for his birthday and be puts them There you are, the whole family. year-old is sulking in the driveway the right. wilderness. at St. Mary's Episcopal Church, start a new business. Hale said. drug pushers, a New York City his wife went sightseeing in Manhat lived in the Hartford area for Catholic Church in Coventry. He detective said today. tan. He was unable to find a parking Park Street, Manchester or to the was a former selectman for the Hale said Heritage is entering the several years. American H eart, Association, 310 Sergeant Joel Pierson of the 48th place near his sister’s apartnient, Town of Coventry, serving from 1965 commercial loan market because it Besides his wife and daughter, he Collins St., Hartford. The Rockville Precinct said 33-year-oid Pedro and drove about a block to the sbuth, to 1967. wants to reduce its dependence on leaves a step-daughter, Tamia Lodge of Elks will conduct a Rodriguez was' shot dead at about 7 near East 181st Street,-«nd parked, Besides his wife he leaves two long-term mortgages and because it Sorocka of Manchester; his mother, memorial service tonight at 7 at the p.m. when he tried to enter an aban Pierson said. daughters, Donna Hawley of Bran feels there’s an unfilled need for Inocencla Ramos of Brooklyn, funeral home. a m ^ C . loan money among local small doned building on East 181st Street The victim told his wife and don, Fla., and Mrs. Christine in the central Bronx. daughter that he was going to check N.Y.; h's father, Pedro Rodriguez LaKocque of Manchester; two businessmen. Stop I The kiiler stole Rodriguez’ wallet to see-if his cousin was home but of Quanica, Puertd Rico; two brothers, Harold Hawley of MANCHESTER State Bank and from his pocket as the victim lay on first find a place to go to the brothers, Carmelo Rodriquez of Caroline R. Fredericksen Knighdale, N.C. and Robert Hawley the Savings Bank of Manchester the ground outside the door of the bathroom, Pierson said. Rodrequez Long Island, N.Y. and Miguel Caroline (Rauchle) Fredericksen, of South Hadley Falls, Mass.; two both have commercial loan building, Pierson said. The killer then walked around the comer to the Rodriquez of Brooklyn, N.Y.; and Reading this article may save your life if you're caught in a hotel tire sisters, Agnes Hessay of West Deer 72, of 25 E. Eldridge St., died Sunday departments. then fl^, accompanied by two men abandoned building, apparently to two sisters, Alice Rodriquez of at Manchester Memorial Hospital. field, Mass., and Ethel Cosey of William J. McGurk, president of who were apparently standing as go to relieve himself, he said. Hartford and Mary Ann Alonso of Amherst, Mass.; and one grand By Ellie Grossman She was the wife of Hans C. the Savings Bank of Rockville, said lookouts, he said. Pierson said Rodriguez was shot East Hartford. “ But people in them do.” Relations Department, The Hart daughter, Kelley La Rocque of Fredericksen. his bank doesn’t issue commercial Police do not suspect Rodriguez, through the back of the head with a Funeral services will be Tuesday NEW YORK (NEA) - If you get ^There are many catastrophies in For information and a free fire- ford Insurance Group, Hartford She was born in Hartford on May Manchester. loans but likely will in the futdre. large-caiiber revolver as he stood in at 8 a.m. at the De Leon Funeral caught In a fire in a high-rise hotel, safety information kit: Corporate Plaza, T-6, Hartford, Conn. 06115. Funeral services will be Tuesday of 62-J Ruby Drive, was involved in 12. 1910 and had been a resident of Hale predicted that most of the Home in Hartford with a mass of you’ve got one thing to count on for i;- at 10 a.m. with a mass of Resurrec drug dealings, Pierson said. the doorway of the building. which you^re truly helplessf like Manchester for the past 40 years. state’s savings banks and savings He described Rodriguez as Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. tion in St. Mary’s Church, Coventry. The victim, a former resident of survival: yourself. Like it or not, it’s She was a member of Emanuel and loan associations eventually will New York, had apparently traveled “stocky and street-wise” but said he Peter’s Church. Friends may call at up.to you to get out or stay alive — Burial will be in East Cemetery, earthquakes and floods. But thaVs Lutheran Church, Manchester start issuing commercial loans. “I to the city to visit his cousin, who "probably looked like an easy the funeral home today from 5 to 9 for hours, perha'ps — until Manchester. Friends may call at the Grange, Senior Citizens and AARP. think you’ll find that before the year iived at 2132 Daly Avenue, a block mark” to the kilier, who may have p.m. firefighters reach you. not true of a fire. ’ Besides her husband she leaves a Watkins Funeral Home, 142 E. is up they’ll all be in it,” be said. And you can do it, says Ray daughter, Mrs. Gregory (Marsha) Center St., Manchester, today from Hale said the business loans will Winter, producer-writer of “(3et 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial Sheamus McNally Bradshaw of Manchester; three be offered initially to businesses in Out Alive!!,” a 30-ininute film on brothers, Martin Rauchle of donations may be made to the the Manchester-Vernon- American Cancer Society. mi. hotel fire survival available to the Fire expert Florida; Edward Rauchle of West Glastonbury region, where Heritage Two face cocaine charges public free of charge through The has its branch offices. Later on, he Hartford Insurance Group in Hart said, the bank may offer loans to legal possession and use report, Waggoner was also charged with ford, Conn. rated’ to prevent the general, quick duct tope in any hardware store and, businessmen outside of the region. Two men were charged with possession of cocaine and possession of drug stopped by an officer operating while his license ; "There are many caiasiropmes spread of fire,” he says. in the film, we advise people to Hartford man charged Sunday in the parking lol of paraphernalia Friday at because his headlights was suspended and failure in which you’re truly helpless, like But closed doors aren’t smoke- carry a roll with them whenever the Manchester Parkade. 1:57 a.m. at West bUddle were not lit. Waggoner was to have the headlights lit. ; earthquakes and floods. But that’s proof and, to stay alive, you must they travel.” not true of fire,” he says. “ And $100 bond set David Michael Heath, 21, Turnpike and Main Street. ■ ) - , try to make them so. “People Besides all the safety tips and the of Kingsley’s Drive, Joseph W. Waggoner, of everything we recommend in the don’t realize that it’s the smoke film, the layman is capable of doing.’ TV news footage of Las Vegas hotel in gas station break-in Bond was set at $100 ’Thursday for Andover, and Joseph M. 90 Green Manor Road, was that’s going to get you,” he says. fires, which Winter purchased from a South Windsor man accu s^ of Horan, 22, of East Hart released qn $150 bond. He Even if you remember half the in Loaded with cyanide, arsenic, car formation, you’ll be better faced were so stunning that in each Las Vegas stations, what makes his parking in a handicapped area. ford, both were charged is scheduled to appear in Clearance Sale! bon monoxide, etc., plus “par film chillingly effective are the A 26-year-old East Hartford man the burgiar gained entry by kicking George R. Zack, 42, of South Wind with possession of cocaine. court Aug. 16. prepared.” hotel where he and his crew stayed, ticulates which coat your mouth, he checked out and practiced the stories of some of those hotel fire was charged with burglary Sunday in a wo^en panel covering a base sor, was released on $100 cash bond Bond for Heath was set According to the police your lungs, your throat,” the smoke survivors. “What they say really AND PREPARED you must be. fire-safety tips ultimately in connection with a break-in at ment window. The burglar ap after he came to the Manchester at $500 and for Horan at blinds, chokes, disorients and finally hits home because they’re people, Adco Gas, 947 Center St. parently went to the kitchen and police station Thursday afternoon to $100. Both are scheduled to In 1980 alone, according to the recommend^ in the film: kills. There’s nowhere it go. Allen P. Pilotte was being held on National Fire Protection Associa He always kept his room key with like you and me,” he says. pried the lock off the refrigerator, accept a warrant charging him with appear in court Aug. 16. which Is why you never use an Joanne and Richard Bartlett of $5,000 bond. He is scheduled to Watch Your tion, there were approximately 11,- him (“If exits are blocked, only elevator during a -fire (it can taking money used to start' the day. parking in a handicapped area. According to police, an iU i CL01WN6 HALF PMCB Silver Spring, Md., for instance, appear in court Aug. 16. Poiice speculated that the burglar 500 hotel and motel fires in which your key vrill get you out of an un- Zack is scheduled to appear in officer on routine patrol become a smokestack); why you spent a harrowing two and a half Pilotte was charged with third could be a former employee, who Manchester Superior Court Aug. 16. 165 people died and 1,075 were hurt. protecM hallway^’); he located the seal off the air vents, doorways and saw two men sitting in a FAT-fiO August 3,4 and 5 “After the MGM Grand Hotel fire hours In the room at the MGM degree burglary and possession of knew the money was kept in the Further details were unavailable. car with the interior light Lose uzly excess welipit witti fire exits on his floor and counted similar avenues of access in your the sensible NEW FA’TOO diet in Las Vegas that year, one Grand Hotel waiting for burglary tools when police found refrigerator. The matter is being in on at 12:15 a.m. Sunday in the doors between them and his room. , firefighters, doing their best to seal him on the scene, after responding plan. Nothing sensaUonal Just newspaper editorial read, Tt could room in case he had to blindly feel vestigate by police detectives. the parking lot outside steady weight loss for those But you shouldn’t try to do the off their room while smoke billowed to an alarm at 11:34 p.m. Sunday. David’s Restaurant in the that reaUy want ty lose. happen again,”’ says Winter, “and his way out. David’s Restaurant. THE PENNY SAVER latter with the wet towels and bed In the hallway. Still, there came a According to police, the burglar Parkade was also burglarized. The Pact accepted The officer confiscated A full U day supply only gS.qo. the next month it did, at Stouffer’s ding usually recommended. Winter entered the building by breaking off break-in was reported Friday at 8:39 Ask Ugget Drug Store about In White Plains, N.Y. I thought it IF THE FIRE POORS were time when, one of them recalls, "... drug paraphernalia and a the FAt %0 reducing plan and locked — they shouldn’t be — he says. There’s a more effective It looked like this was it. Our a padiock on a rear door, leading to a.m TORRINGTON (UPI) - Union packet of suspected start losing weight this weA. (M snclm tsr Hospital ThrHt Shop) was time, then, to come out with a means, which be thought of himself. Money hack In fuU If not com satetyjnegsage,” complained to hotel management; thoughts were, what are our two a boiler room. He then apparently According to the police report, the members at Uie Torrington Co. have cocaine. pletely satisfied with w el^t 4 6 PurM U P taom removed ceiling tiles to gain access burglar pried open the rear door, accepted a new contract which in So Winter, who runs the audlo- and' at night, he says, “I’d lie in bed “ I WAS WONDERING, how can kids going to do? Who’s going to In a separate incident, a loss from the very first ManoiiMtw, CL imagining myself trapped in my to the office. ’file burglar took money from the cludes higher wages and a new package. visual department at The Hartford you really close off one of those air- raise them?”” 21-year-old Manchester room with fire getting closer and While their terror was natural, so Poiice said nothing appeared to be safe In the office and vandalized management-union task force to man was charged with il Introductory $3o« Insurance Group, traveled 10,000 conditioning vents with a towel, Offer Worth taken in the burglary. vending machines. An employee es review mutual problems. miles around the country during one consider how I’d deal with it.” when the Idea came to me to use was their struggle to survive and Cut out this ad — take.it to He imagined himself feeling the luckily they knew how to go about In a separate incident, money was timated $170 was taken, and $30 Local 1645 of the United Auto store listed. Purchase one pack week in February ’81, filming hotel duct tape, which is similar to,the Summar hour* 10-S, TuMdayFrlday doing It. But, says Winter, “Most taken from a locked refrigerator at damage done. Workers Union voted Saturday to Sylvia Porter tells how to of FAT-GO and receive one fire survivors and talking with fire door frame and, if it was hot, wide gaffer tape film crews use. FAT-GO Pack Free. ’104,Thurad«)r keeping the door shut and staying people don’t take fire seriously until Howard Johnson's, 394 Toliand llie employee said the burglar ap accept the 13-month package. Their get "Your Money’s Worth” MAIL ORDERS FILLED professionals. Duct tope tears easily and adheres they see this film. They think, Turnpike. The burglary was parently only got change, since . previous contract expired July 30. — dally on the business L N C n j^ (Open Stturdays after Labor Day) *niat week was pivoted, for put. “Your hotel room can be the very well and fire-safety reported Saturday at 5:44 a.m. currency was hidden elsewhere in Further details about the settle page in The Manchester M M M E MWMeV me. It took hotel fires out of the safest place to be because hotel- professionals have told me It’s a buildings don’t burn, it’s true, they don’t. According to the police reports. the building. ment were not available. Herald. abrtraet,” be says. The realities be room doors and walls are ‘fire very good idea to use it. You can buy r . y MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug, z. imu - .... - MANrHKSTER HERALD. Mon., Aug. », 1»M A d v i c e Betty Parsons Gallery founder was a discoverer of great artists Family who jeered 'doctor' me to explain my picture. I’m not I Editor’s note: This was based on have been recognized. been in Paris in the 1920s,” she said, an interview with Betty Parsons, “ When I opened m y gaUary iU' “ when all the giants of today were painting these flowers, I told her. I’m painting the excitement these / founder and owner of one of the 1946,” said Mrs. Parsons, “ Curt just beginning to make names for nation’s most prominent art Valentine, then one of the most themselves — Picasso, Brancusi, flowers are giving me. Even though guilty of cruel child abuse galleries, by Lee Hall, president powerful art dealers, asked me what Modigliani and the rest. They would my friend had a conservative view « the Rhode Island School of I thought of Hans Hofmann, Jacksoo sit for hours in the ourdoor w e and o f art, she immediately understood Design. It was the last formal inter- Pollock, Mark Rothko and Clyfford discuss their theories of art. I met what I was trying to accomplish. I D EAR A B B Yi I ’ve been reading Uke! ^ew Mrs. Parsons, gave before her Still. many of them. Brancusi would opened her eyes to a new way of In the beginning I asked him many your column for years, and never death July 24. On July 28, Dr. Hall “ I told him that I thought they frequently ask students to dinner in lookig at art, which I think is an im have been so furious with you as I times to come and see his son, but announced that, before Mrs. Par were marvelous that I bad fallen in his studio, and Alexander Calder portant function of a dealer and an D e a r he refused with different excuses. am now! sons’ death, they had n eg o tia te a love with their work. V aloitine said used to take me dancing once a artist.” He has visitation rights, but never “ His Uncle’’ wrote to say that at a A b b y contract calling for her to become a that I must be going blind, for he week.” In the late 1930s and early 1940s uses them. family reunion his 6-year-oId partner in the Betty Parsons' couldn’t see it at all. So he turned In Paris, Mrs. Parsons worked for Mrs. Parsons worked in various My question: Should I Just take nephew was caught playing “ doc Abigail Gallery, Dr. HaU leaves RISD after them all down, and I took them all several years with sculptur Antoine New York art galleries, arranging m y son to see his father? What tor” with a 5-year-old girl cousin, so Van Buren the 1962-83 school year to direct the on.” ' Bourdelle at the Grande Chaumiere. shows for new artists like Walter effect do you think it would have on the boy’s mother painted his gallery’s operation. The New York art critics were an “ Albert Giacometti was a fellow Murch, Saul Steinberg and Hedda the boy? genitals with Mercurochrome and tagonistic to Mrs. Parsons during student,” she recalled, “and we Stem. In 1946, she opened the Betty made him sit naked in front of his BETWIXT AND BETWEEN these early years. She encountered a were both very inept. I had begun to By Lee Hall Parsons Gallery, dedicated to relatives while they made fun of great deal of anger and hostility. doubt my ability, when Boui^elle DEAR 8 AND B.: Do not just Written for UPl opening up new spaces, new him! mother should be repotted to your “ take” your son to see his father, “They thought 1 whs polluting remarked that only two people in horizons, new possibilities for ar Abby, if this is what that boy was local child-protective agency. She’s knowing that he has chosen to com PROVIDENCE, R.I. - public taste,” said Mrs. Parsons, the class — Giacometti and myself tists. made to suffer in public, God only obviously ignorant, sadistic and un pletely ignore the boy. To force a Discovering great artists is what “ but I had an unflagging conviction — were trying to say something knows what kind of abuse that fit to raise a child. Furthermore, if rejected child on his father could be Betty Parsons did best. in the artists, in the wide-open about the model and not merely “ I was excited about the vision of helpless child is subjected to at art that Pollock, Rothko, Still and not one person present (including a devastating experience for the • She could recognize talent before American view they conveyed, copy the past. We were both, very en home! The uncle felt “ guilty'’ you) realized that a child should not boy, and ruin any chance for a Anyone else did. ’The masters of the which was so different from the in couraged by his remark, and from other American artists were allowing the boy to be put on public be punished and ridiculed for doing that time on I really got better.” producing,” said Mrs. Parsons. future relationship. New York School — Aogert sular Eunq)ean way of looking at display and ridiculed, and a sk ^ , “ Is what every child does naturally “ Unfortunately, for quite a while, For the sake o f both your son and Rauschenberg, Barnett Newman, things.'’ there anything I can do beyond some (exploring out of curiosity), you all ENCOURAGING PEOPLE - ar nobody else was especially in his father, suggest that your “ ex” Ad Reinhardt, Robert Motherwell— MRS. PARSONS had studied sincere praying?” need counseling in sex education and tists, collectors and museum goers terested.” get professional help in order to at got their start at the Betty Parsons painting and sculpture in Paris for — to look at art in new ways, to I fully expected you to chew that parenting. least face seeing the child he Gallery in the I940s and 1950s. I I years during the 1920s and 1930$, share the artist’s vision, was a By 1956, a decade after her gallery UPl photo uncle out but good, telling him in no But why was the boy alone fathered. If he flatly refuses, write : Her New York City gallery, guiding spirit behind Betty Parsons’ opened, the artists she had in uncertain terms that those who par “ punished” ? The girl was also a and was able to see the unique vision him off. founded in 1946, revealed the course that American innovators like career, both as an artist and a troduced and the Abstract ticipated in the jeering were guilty of party to the incident. (She maj: of modem art. Her shows forced the Expressionism movement she BETTY PARSONS, ARTIST ROBERT MOTHERWELL child abuse! Instead, you non nave even Instigated it.) By Rothko and Pollock brought to dealer. D E AR A B B Y i If someone mis art world to notice and appreciate their art. “ I was painting in the greenhouse championed were the most influen . . . she began famous gallery In controversy chalantly said, “ All kids play doc assuming that the boy took advan pronounces a word, and in the Artists who otherwise might not “ I was very fortunate to have of a friend,” she said, “ who asked tial and famous in the world. 2 tor. Just be sure your nephew knows tage of her, you perpetuate the “ bad course of the conversation the word he committed no serious crime, and boy — good girls” stereotype. must be used by both parties, is it should not repeat the deed.” 'Then (Children depend on adults to rude to pronounce that word cor all you had to say about the boy’s protect them, and adults who would rectly? mother was that she was both stand by and permit a child to be GOOD MANNERS INTENDED "cruel and unfeeling.” abused are as guilty as the abuser! About town 1 hope you get thousands of letters D EAR G O O D : Rude? Not in my protesting your inadequate answer. DEAR ABBY: I have been book. To repeat the mispronouncia- LONGTIME READER divorced for eight years. When I was tion in an effort to be “ polite” would married I lived in another state. be more phony than helpful. DEAR READER: The number of Agostinelll honored After the divorce I moved back to HERECOMES letters I received from outraged New York, which is 3,000 miles Every teenager should know the Henry Agostinelll of Manchester recently won the readers set a new record. You are away from my ex-husband. truth about drugs, sex and how to be M ajor Frudc J. W ilcox right; my answer was inadequate. In the eight years since my happy. For Abby’s excellent inedal of the First Com Incorporating suggestions from divorce, my ex-husband has never booklet, send $2 and a long, stamped pany, Governor’s Foot readers, how is this for a secorid once visited our child. He doesn’t (37 cents) envelope to: Abby, Teen ^ua'rd given for mrd try: even call to talk to the boy. My son Booklet, P.O. Box 38923, Hollywood, excellence in individual JEANS-PLUS WRANGLER DEAR UNCLE: The boy’s has no idea what his father looks Calif. 90038. drill. T h e com pany’ s fu ll w ith a choice of bis savings for the w hole family. jcomplement of 30 men 'Compete in manual of Emphysema patient must do arms drill for the prize annually. Judges from the w Harald photo by Pinto Connecticut National more than just cut down Guard reviewed the drills Christmas is here in M ay and awarded the A first prize medal to DEAR DR. LAMB: I am 72 years around 4 a.m. 1 am awakened,by Agostinelll. To raise money and gifts ‘'painlessly” for the months early. Part of the fun was putting up 'He has been working ■fi'. : old and have emphysema of an ad painful cramps that last about 15 a Christmas tree, decorated by Doreen five years t6 win the vanced stage, I guess. I ’ve known of minutes. ’That is the end of m y sleep Manchester Area Conference of Churches RIngland and her children, Michael, 12, and award. ficially since 19M that I had it but I Y o u r for the night. Seasonal Sharing campaign, members of^ Agostlnelli is a field suspect that I had it even before After the spasm subsides there Community Baptist Church held their own Kristi, 8, and other church members. representative of for the 1960. When I was still in the Navy I H e a lt h w ill be a throbbing sensation in the MACC fund drive last week — about five- state’s Commission on was doing a lot of coughing and calf muscles. During the day the Henry Agostinelll Lawrence S^pecial Revenue. bringing up phlegm. only tim e I have a cramp is from an U extra strain, like stretching or *4 He was a teacher in South Windsor and New Britain My emphysema was diagnosed at Lamb, M.D. rltoT 10 years. He received a bachelor’s degree from the the clinic in a routine checkup. I cut reaching; then it will be in ray foot. 'University of Hartford and a masters in government down a great deal of smoking and I I’m 67 and being treated for I from ’Trinity College. am doing my best to quit entirely. I arthritis. Would potassium or some haven't gone to my doctor at the h^ve a flu shot before the flu season such element be lacking from my clinic because he would tell me begins. That is extrem ely Important system? there was nothing he can do as long for anyone with chronic lung dis DEAR REA’DER: I would ^Reunion scheduled as 1 am still smoking. You may tell ease. suggest that you stretch your ankle East Catholic High School Class o f 1977 has scheduled me the same thing, but I am Anything else that can be done to tendon every night before you go to G •'its fifth reunion Aug. 13 at 7 p.m. at the Manchester . grasping at straws. aid your general health is Impor bed. Face the wall and lean forward, t ^Country Club. Local alumni are asked to contact friends tant. That includes proper nutrition, DEAR READER: Your inability putting stretch on your calf musles. and to the extent your condition per ' 'in the same class. to stop smoking even though you Also, put a board at the bottom of • ; For additional Information, call David Hayes at 649- mits some physical activity. know you have a life-threatening the h ^ to hold the covers o ff the 4 !4829 or Richard Gentile at 568-5502. Stretching exercises for posture are disease which cause as a lot of dis feet. Learn to sleep with your toes important and aid chest wall func- comfort is a good example of the pulled up toward your shin, rather .tion. problem in getting people to help than letting the foot drop. ’The usual You need to avoid all pollutants. EjBrldge scores listed themselves. Yes, 1 agree with your foot position with the toes down con The most important one Is your doctor that what he can do for you is tributes to calf cramps. Wear long Tile following are results from Manchester Bridge cigarette but others can add tb the limited unless you quit smoking. heavy socks at night to keep your ; 'Club play July 28: problem. There are things he might do if legs warm. ; I North and south. Bill Odette and M argaret Bogue, needed. He might want to protect DEAR DR. LAMB: I have been You might need calcium. Many Time Again. first, and Frankie Brown and Faye Lawrence, second. you against any respiratory infec having trouble with leg cramps. For women in your age are not able to ^ Blast and west, Donna F eir and Ellen Goldberg, first, tions. That includes being sure you the past two years every night. absorb calcium properly. ’ Sand Mary Bristol and Terry Daigle, second. ^ Tlie following results are from play July 29: north and Social Security f t south, Tom Hyde and Orit Shacbam, first, and Kaye Baker, Barbara Davis, Burth and Flo Smyth, second. You're sure of a successful East and west, M ary Willhide and Ann Staub, first, and :“ Ann McLaughlin, Marge Warner, Sol Cohen and Bev Benefits hiked 7.4 percent sole when you advertise Saunders, second. Editor’s note; This column is ANSWER: Yes. The basic payments increase whenever there |;La Leche League to meet prepared by the Social Security Ad medical insurance premium in is an automatic cost-of-living raise ministration in East Hartford. If creased from 111 to |12 a month for in Social Security cash benefits. SSI it in the AAanchester Herald! “ Advantages of Breastfee(Ung” will be the topic of the you have a question you’d like to see the 12-month period starting July 1, payments go up by the same percen O first in a series of four mwtlngs of the Manchester answered here, write to Sal Anello, 1982. ’The increase is necessary tage as the Increase in Social Securi Evening La Leche League. 657 Main St., East Hartford, 06108. because medical insurance costs ty benefits. 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TAP PAU SIBN* Proof(s) of purchase of denim jeans Honors: 1 Wrangler shirt. shirt and 1 pair of, • * 1^ Qrad \ . doors to foursome COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (UPI) - leagues with the Brooklyn Dodgers excellence. Vince Scully, for 32 Three of baseball’s four new Hall of in 1947. Branch Rickey, then general years the voice of the Brooklyn and- Famers made pioneer Jackie Robin manager of the Dodgers, has always Los Angeles Dodgers, received the son an important part of their induc been credited with playing the Ford C. Frick Award for broad Legion reaches zone tion speeches Sunday — two in decisive role. casting excellence. gratitude and one “ to set the record The former two-time governor Aaron and Robinson accepted straight” about how the game’s and senator from Kentucky said their honors in manners typical of runners moving up as Locks starter was crucial. It made it 4-0 from 2-0. “ It’s going to be tough,” un An indication of things to come tournament. The series starts pression I got,” he added. color line was broken. club owners, fearful that Rickey their careers — Aaron was quick and Ken Krajewski worked the first and loser John Monacchio incork^ Errors took them out of the game derstates Armstrong. “ ’They do a lot was left last Friday when a 5-0 vic Tuesday night at Penney High, “ I am proud to be standing here would bring up Robinson from bland, Robinson intense and five innings to pick up the hill a wild pitch. but we did get some clutch hits in of things well. But if we play good Brooklyn’s Montreal farm club, emotional. tory was posted. returns to Manchester’s Moriarty where Jackie Robinson and Roy Paul Peck walked to jam the crucial situations,” he added. defense, we’U see what happens The handwriting was on the wall Field Wednesday and concluder, if triumph. He scattered three hits, Campanella stood,” said Hank voted in January, 1947, against the sacks and Dave Dougan stroked an starting Tuesday. They (East Hart “ Standing here 1 feel a great sense and Manchester Legion baseball necessary, Thursday evening at struckout three and yielded a third- Aaron, baseball’s alltime home run move. Chandler said the vote was RBI single plating Wisnieski. Bill ford) will hit the ball so we have to of humility, gratitude and satisfac team applied the final touches Penney. All games start 5:45. . inning unearned run. Doug Whitaker Manchester added two runs in the king in his fiveminute remarks, ' 15-1 but that Rickey asked for his play good defense. We have to pre tion,” said Aaron, whose 755 homers yesterday as it overwhelmed “ I had no idea the game would go hurled'hitless ball the final two Masse then placed a suicide squeeze fourth on RBI singles by Brad “ and proved to the world that a “ complete confidence” and that he bunt down the third base line which vent them from scoring extra runs, broke Babe Ruth's previous all-time homestanding Windsor Locks, 10-1, like this,” offered Manchester frames. Cabral and Krajewski. It capoed the man’s ability is limited only by his told Rickey to give him the contract they’ll score runs on their own.” carrer mark of 714. “ For me, the at Southwest Park in Zone Eight Coach Steve Armstrong, who saw relief hurler Pete Demers pegged run-making in the fifth with two lack of opportunity.” and “ I would OK it.” Manchester did all the scoring it wildly past the catcher allowing two “ I told Rickey to treat Robinson road here was ... long and winding.’ ’ playoff action. his charges drop two of three markers on Chrjs Petersen’s two- “ I thank Robinson and Cam needed in the second inning when it Elast Hartford Uxdc two of three Aaron never mentioned sur The victory earns Manchester the regular season tilts, to Locks, runs to score. ’Two m ore Locks mis- run triple scoring Masse and Cabral. panella and all the players of the old like any other player,” Chandler scored six times. Bob Piccin regular season clashes from right to face regular season leader ‘ ‘Maybe it went as it did.because we cues enlarged the lead to 6-0. Cabral, Piccin, Wisnieski and Negro League for the sacrifice they recounted. “ To give him nothing, passing Ruth’s record, or any of his doubled and moved to third on a ’Tim Manchester. The Post 102 triumph, East Hartford in a best two-of-three were able to hit their pitching. “ Locks made crucial mistakes McKenna each slugged two hits for made,” said Frank Robinson, but to take away nothing.” many other records, ticked o ff his Wisnieski single. Mike McKenna 7-5, was the lone zone.loss tacked on UPI photo thanks to his family, teammates and series for the Zone Eight cham^ ‘ ‘I really don’t know but I feel we that hurt them,” Armstrong cited, Manchester. baseball’s first black manager and Travis Jackson, a star shortstop the 19-1-1 Post 77 crew. others and ended abruptly with the pionship and the berth to the state wanted it more. That was the im singled scoring Piccin with the “ The suicide Demers threw away And what about East Hartford? the only player ever to win Most for four New York Giant National Hall of Fame Inductees Valuable Player Awards in both League championship teams from words, “ I am so very thankful and leagues. 1922 through 1936, also was inducted pleased that you could share this Newest members of baseball’s Hall of Fame Frank Robinson and Hank Aaron. “ I want all of them to know how I into the Hall of Fame in ceremonies evening with m e.” are (l-r) Travis Jackson, Happy Chandler, appreciate what they did to pave the presided over by Commissioner Robinson, who halted to wipe way for us to play in the major Bowie Kuhn. A crowd of about 4,000 away a tear while introducing his LoRusa on firmer ground leagues. I know I never could have was on hand on the lawn alongside family, said the turning point of his endured what Jackie Robinson did.” the baseball library. career was his trade in 1965 from A.B. “ Happy” Chandler, who Allen Lewis, former baseball the Cincinnati Reds to the Chicago center fielder Ron weeks for missing practice and CHICAGO (UPl) - Chicago Western Division.” served as commissioner from 1945 writer for the Philadelphia Inquirer, Baltimore Orioles. He won the triple LeFlore was charged with a four showing up late for a game in Manager Tony LaRussa’s job may LaRussa, under fire for mis Robinson in step to 1951, surprised the crowd of about and the late Bob Addie, columnist crown and led the Orioles to a World Milwaukee. handling his pitchers, may have base error in the sixth inning for have been spared by his team ’s 4-2 LeFlore’s error, which led to 4,(K)0 by claiming the decisive role in for te Washington Post, received the Series victory in 1966 in addition to found a solution Sunday when he dis misplaying a fly ball off the bat of winning his second M V P Award. victory over Boston — the White Boston’s first run to cut the White bringing Robinson into the major J.G. Taylor Spink Award for writing patched starting pitcher Dennis Gary Allenson. LeFlore, who Sox’s third straight triumph over Sox lead to 3-1, did not overshadow COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (U PI) - Frank Robinson Lamp to the bullpen and the veteran returned to the lineup alter a two- the Red Sox. his offensive show. He drove in the got up and made a little joke about it. “ Unless we do a great job against righthander responded with a fine week absence, was up in arms over All his life, he said, it seemed as if he was a step first run with a third-inning double three-inning performance to the play. The ball hit him on the Boxing roundup the top teams in the American against Boston loser Bruce Hurst. behind Hank Aaron. At least, that was how it was Sports preserve Jerry Koosman’s third vic forehead. League's Eastern Division over the LeFlore then collected a sacrifice all the time the two of them were playing. tory against five losses. next two weeks, it really won’t fly for an insurance run in the When Robinson reported to the Sally League, Parade “ Make no mistake about it,” “ Sure I misplayed the ball,” make any difference,” LaRussa seventh inning to make the score 4-. with Columbia, S.C., in 1954, he said, all he heard LaRussa said. “ Our success over LeFlore shouted at reporters. \ said after Sunay’s game. 2. about was how Aaron tore up the league with his Milt RIchman ‘‘When you have to play the the next two weeks and for the rest “ Baseball is not like golf when you Despite Boston’s fourth loss in its .362 average for Jacksonville the year before and Short work day put Yankees for eight games, Boston for of the season, for that matter, will can tee up any tim e and get the job last sijt contests, manager Ralph when Robinson made it to the big leagues with Cin three and Baltimore for another depend on how well our bullpen per done.” Houk, ejected from the game for cinnati in 1956, he kept getting all this information three, you had better come out on forms and that is why Lamp has LeFlore said it’s difficult to get protesting a call, was optimistic. about how Aaron already was on his way to top in a majority of the games if you been put out there.” back on track after a long absence. “ We will be able to handle becoming the prince of Milwaukee. You get W illie Mays about Hank Aaron and he’ll hope to finish in first piace in the Lamp earned his second save. He was suspended part of the two Baltimore,” he said. Their “ We had a little rivalry between us and I think he tell you the 48-year-oId outfielder for the Braves fivegame series was to begin made me a better ballplayer because of it,” Robin and Brewers was one whale of a ballplayer, certain in by unbeaten Ayala tonight. son said Sunday at his induction into the Hall of ly among the greatest he ever saw. But pin W illie “ We have been suffering because Fame along with Aaron, former New York Giants’ down on that and ask him who was the best he ever of injuries,” Houk said. “ But shotrstop Travis “ Stonewall” Jackson and A.B. saw, in his opinion, and he’ll tell you it was himself. fight thinking 1 really wanted to Pryor's title. because we will be playing a team “ Happy” CJiandler, baseball commisissioner from Nothing wrong with that, either. By United Press International Rangers' owner happy destroy this guy.” Arguelio, who tagged Rooney with that is close to us in head-to-head 1945 to 1951. Leo Durocher feels the same way. If Tony Ayala had a taxi waiting, Although hurt by Ayala's blows, left hooks at will throughout, competition, we can get back on the Bowie Kuhn, the present commissioner, made He says Willie Mays is the greatest he ever saw. the figure on the meter didn’t even Epps said he had enough energy to dropped Rooney with a straight going to sit back and watch the ball and after an infield hit by Bucky the introductions. 'The way they were set up, “ And don’t forget,” Leo reminds you, “ I played ARLINGTON, Texas (UPI) - winning track.” put a dent in the fighter’s ever- continue fighting. right hand late in the second round. longer," said Hostetler, who hit just Dent got Willie Randolph to fly out. Houk was ejected after protesting Jackson was called up' first. Chandler second, with Babe Ruth.” Texas Rangers owner Eddie Chiles expanding wallet. “ He had hurt me, but I had my Rooney crumbled near Arguello's two home runs in July after belting a strike called against Carl Robinson third and Aaron fourth. Beauty is in the eyes of the beholder. I never was all smiles following his club's “ My biggest thought was Oscar ■The junior middleweight unloaded head cleared and was ready to come corner with three seconds left in the a club record 11 in June. Yazstremski in the sixth. Third base Robinson took note of that order and said it was played with Babe Ruth, but he was the best I ever second straight victory over the Gamble was not going to stand at a barrage of punches against Robbie hack,” Epps said. “ I don’t unders round. As he fell backwards, his He hit both his home runs Sunday umpire Tim McClelland ruled appropriate that Aaron, the man who hit more saw — with Mays not very far behind. Guys like Ted New York Yankees. the plate (as a pinch hitter),” John Epps Sunday at San Antonio, Texas, tand why they stopped it. 1 am a lit head bounced off the bottom strand into the wind. Yazstremski swung at a ball. home runs than any other m ajor leaguer in history, Williams, Joe DiMaggio, Stan Musial and Aaron “ My new man (manager Darrell son said. “ He’s hurt me so much in and gained a first-round technical tle confused as to exactly what of the ropes and he was counted out “ I really don’t pay any attention ' “ Everything would have been all should be in the cleanup spot. would be so close, they could reach out and touch Johnson) is going .666,” Chiles said the past. He’s a long ball threat in knockout in just over 90 seconds. happened and why the fight was by referee Larry Hazzard at 3:07. to the wind ... besides, if I try to pull right because I did throw up my “ H e’s hitting fourth t ^ a y and I ’m hitting third,” W illie. That’s only my opinion. after the Rangers boosted Johnson's that spot.” Ayala, who remained unbeaten stopped.” Arguelio, whose punching power the ball I get myself in trouble arms in disgust,” Houk said. “ But Robinson chuckled. “ That means I ’ve finally caught But what does someone like Warren Spahn have record to 2-1 Sunday. Johnson The left-handed Matlack. faced with 21 wins, went after Epps from Ayaia received $100,000 for the has not diminished while he has anyway,” he said. “ I wasn’t staying when he (M cClelland) came to the up with him. You can always say I beat him into the to say about all these comparisons between Aaron managed his first game Friday, seven right-handed hitters in the in UPI photo the opening bell. He staggered Epps victory. moved upward in weight class, said hack and seeing the ball well dugout and challenged me, it was Hall of Fame.” and Mays? Spahnnie played on the same team with replacing Don Zimmer, who was ning. “ As soon as I go to (a right- in the opening seconds with a left At Atlantic City, N.J., Saturday, the short workout was not quite before.” more than 1 could take and I blew WSOX TONY BERNAZARD MAKES RELAY Aaron smiled at that along with everybody else. Aaron 11 years, is a Hall-of Famer himself and was fired by Chiles. handed reliever). Gamble comes in- hook to the liver and a right to the Alexis Arguello’s second-round enough to give him confidence in the Yankees manager Gene Michael To a degree, there was some rivalry, or at least on hand for Sunday’s ceremonies here. But the real hero was rookie first ” said Johnson. my top.” eluding aggressive slide of Boston’s Glenn Hoffman inidsection followed by a left-right knockout of Kevin Rooney set the 140-pound division. He is now 76-4 said he was impressed with. some comparison, between Aaron and Robinson “ I’m prejudiced,” he confessed. “ Hank was my baseman Dave Hostetler, who combination to the head. stage for his showdown with World with 61 knockouts. Hostetler’s bat control. during the time they played because as teammate and thank God he was on my side. I drilled two consecutive home runs Epps grabbed the ropes after that Boxing Association junior This week’s fight schedule in “ Hostetler is strong,” he said. extraodlnary a player as Aaron was, Robinson respected Willie. He was simply a magnificent that accounted for all the Rangers’ flurry but remained standing. Only welterweight champion Aaron cludes: Aug. 4 at White Plains, “ We weren’t surprised that he could wasn’t exactly a hamand-egger either. ballplayer and I ’m not going to choose between him runs in a 4-1 victory. seconds later, though, Ayala again Pryor, who witnessed the fight at N.Y.. Doug DeWitt vs. Giovanni go to the opposite field — our reports He’s still the only player ever to be named MVP and Henry. If I had m y preference. I ’d like to have Hostetler, who bats lefthanded, connected with a series of punches, ringside, Bovenzi, 10 rounds, middleweights; said he could go that way.” in both leagues. gave Texas a 1-0 lead in the fourth both on my side.” and referee Dickie Coles stopped the Arguelio, the World Boxing Coun Aug. 4 at Atlantic City, Kenny Rick Honeycutt, now 5-12, picked KG no haven for Orioles Robinson, I thought, put the rivalry between him Spahn feels Aaaron could have hit .400 had he set inning by tapping starter and loser nationally televised fight after 1:32. cil. lightweight charripion who has Bogner vs. Bobby Alexander, 10, up the win, breaking a five-game and Aaron in pretty g o ^ perspective Sunday when Mike Morgan for a leadoff home run his mind on it. Epps' professional record fell to heid three titles in separate weight lightweights; Aug. 6 at New York. losing streak. He yielded five hits in he said, “ M y neck got sore watching all those balls to right field. He broke a 1-1 tie in Tw in s 8, A ’ s 7 “ The reason I believe that is because Hank could 30-3. divisions, is seeking to become the By Mike Tully Orioles’ run in the sixth on an RBI Tigers 8, Blue Jays 5 Hank hjt go over the fence.” Jose Baret vs. Tom Moody, 10, the sixth inning, chasing Morgan, six innings before he gave up a hit to all fields and could really run when he first single by Lenn Sakata. At Toronto, Lou Whitaker At Oakland, Calif., Tom' Ayala, 19, whose next fight will first boxer in history to win four welterweights; Pete Padilla vs. now 5-6, with a three-run homer to leadoff walk in the seventh and was UPI Sports Writer Aaron’s No. 1 rival actually wasn’t Frank Robin came up with us,” Spahn said. “ Then one year, the slammed a three-run homer and Brunansky’s two-run homer in the probably be against Roberto Duran separate titles. Arguelio began his Terry Silver, 10, lightweights; replaced by Jon Matlack. • “ The way our club can hit, two son, but Willie Mays, who some still feel would’ve newpapers in N ew York began comparing Hank and left field after singles by Mickey seventh put Minnesota ahead for; Nov. 19 in Houston, said he had a preparation for Pryor by Hghting Davey Vasquez vs. Hector Sanchez, Matlack earned his first sdve of Kansas City is a great place to live runs are not very much to over Lance Parrish added a solo blast, been the first man to break Babe Ruth’s record had Rivers and Buddy Bell. good and Gary Ward hit a solo; W illie, pointing out that Mays stole bases and Hank score to settle with Epps. Rooney in a 10-round non-titlg junior but you wouldn’t want to visit there. come,” Kansas City Manager Dick enabling the Tigers to snap a four- he not lost time with the Giants by going into the 10, featherweights; Wilfredo • The homers gave Hostetler 16 on the year, tossing three innings of homer later in the Inning to lead the; didn’t. Hank went out and stole something like 50 “ There has been a lot of bad blood welterweight bout. Not if you’re serious about winning HoWser said. “ The key was our game losing streak. Jack Morris, 12- Army. As it was. Mays finished with 660 homers to Vasquez vs. Justo Jorge, 10 ban- the year, and marked the third time four-hit, one-walk baseball. His Twins. Gary Gaetti later added a! bases. The club told him to quit doing it because he between us,” Ayala said of Epps, Promoter Bob Arum said the two a pennant. pitching after (Dave) Frost got 11, ended a personal two-game skid Aaron’s 755. tatnweights; and Aug. 7 at he has hit two in one game since toughest inning was the ninth, when was too valuable to risk getting hurt. who left Tony Ayala Sr.’s training “ I t ’ s a b eautiful b a llp a rk ,” hurt. Hood and Castro kept us in the but fell short of notching his 11th two-run hombr that came in handy! fighters will sign this week for the Philadelphia, champion Dwight being called up from the Rangers’ the Yankees loaded the bases with Not too long ago, I asked Hank Aaron whom he “ So he looked around for some new challenge and Baaltimore manager Earl Weaver when Tony Armas answered with a; camp in San Antonio to train first in bout, which will take place either Braxton vs. Matthew Saad Muham one out. game;, both pitched well, ^ d then complete game of the year. considered the greatest ballplayer he had ever seen tried to out-do Eddie Mathews in hitting home runs. farm club in Denver May 29. said of Royals Stadium Sunday after two-run shot of his own in the ninth.; South Carolina and currently with Nov. 5 or 6. Arum added that Reno, mad, 15, WBC light heavyweight ti But Matlack got Dave Collins to Quiz put it away. That's the type of Angels 9, Mariners 4 and he didn’t even have to stop and think. W illie He began to pull the ball more. All he wound up “ 1 haven’t been swinging as well Kansas City completed a four-game Indians 4-2, Brewers. 1-7 Jerry Moore in Los Angeles. Nev., Miami and the Atlantic City tle; Eddie Mustafa Muhamma vs. hit into a run-scoring ground out. pitching we’re going to need down At Anaheim, Calif., Doug Mays. as I had been, so I told myself I was At Milwaukee, Rick Manning’s doing was merely breaking Babe Ruth’s record. “ But I was definitely psyched Convention Hall are possible sites series sweep of the Orioles with a 4- the stretch.” DeCinces smashed a three-run ‘.‘He was the most exciting player,” Aaron Pablo Ramos, 10, cruiserweights. two-run double in the fourth lifted! That’s the kind of talent he had. I ’m convinced he up,” Ayala said. “ I went into the for the big money showdown for 2 victory. “ I’d like to come back In other games, Detroit topped homer in the first inning and Fred elaborated. the Indians in the first game. In the; could have hit ,400. N o t only that, but if had wanted some day and see if I can win some Toronto 8-5, Chicago tripped Boston Lynn’s bases-loaded' double “ But,” he added, after thinking it over awhile and nightcap, Gorman Thomas collected' to pitch, I think he would have been a 20-game games here.” 4-2,'Califomia walloped Seattle 9-4, produced three runs in the second . without any sense of bragging, “ I didn’t see where two singles and a double and drove! winner. Henry could do anything on the ballfield he Junior Legion nine It may not be easy. The Royals Minnesota outslugged Oakland 8-7 for the Angels. Seattle’is Richie Zlsk he could do anything I couldn’t.” in two runs to spark the Brewers.! wanted.” finished 6-0 against the Orioles in and Texas beat New York 4-2. extended his hitting streak to 19 That’s fair enough. games played in Kansas City this Cleveland downeif Milwaukee 4:1 games with a three-run homer in the Thomas shared the hitting honors; Waltrip familiar winner with Don Money, season to build their all-time advan then lost 7-2. eighth. splits weekend set tage over Baltimore in Royals Stadium to 36-19. TALLEDEGA, Ala. (UPI) - just waited too late.” Allison gambled and ran out of gas The Royals Stadium mystique Talledega 500 publicists w ill have to Ten drivers finished in the lead wiin live laps remaining. He march to victory. Manchester Junior Legion even helped Amos Otis beat a career come up with a new slogan. Darrell lap. ran 10th. Pole sitter Geoff Bodine baseball team split a pair of Cullen allowed just two runners to nemesis in Jim Palmer. Palmer Waltrip saw to that. finished 15th, third while striking out seven and Kuhn status cloudy Waltrip credited crew chief weekend contests at the Bristol In headed a list of five hard-throwing Dodgers making run The race at the 2.66-mile Alabama Junior Johnson with the key decision walking one in hurling the opening vitational Tournament. right-handers against whom former International Motor speedway had to change his left side tires on the The locals behind the six-hit game gem. Brendan McCarthy’s Royals manager Whitey Herzog been won by 13 different drivers COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. (UFl) - final pit stop under green. His foeS pitching of Jay Cullen blanked the single to right that was misplayed would sit his starting center fielder. ly- has been fairness about the process since its inception in 1969. That led Bowie Kuhn said he is looking “ I have no complaints, no opted to keep on running on the West Hartford Junior Legion All- allowed Bob Woble to score the lone But Otis triggered a four-run, and w e’ll see.” to the public relations slogan “ 13 forward to knowing whether or not critisims, no .petty charges to same rubber. Stars, 1-0, Saturday at Muzzy Field. Manchester run that was the eighth-inning outburst against The Hall of Fame inductions have races — 13 faces.” Soccer he will be retained as com make,” he said. “ I ’m proud of the “ I thought it helped my race car The fortunes, however, were less difference. Baltim ore’s veteran with a single. at NL West leaders always been among the duties Kuhn But Sunday’s winner had a missioner. fact that after all the incredible dif and 1 was fortunate,” he said. “ It than ideal yesterday as the locals The Juniors return to JC-Courant “ There’s a lot of guys I hit under cherishes most. Before introducing familiar face. Waltrip became the Kuhn, who precided over the Hall ficulties I’ve faced in the 14 years was a real smart decision,” fell to the Meriden /Wallingford League Senior Division playoff ac .100 against,” Oiis said. “ I never got the latest four men to be enshrined, first two-time winner with a fender- base umpire Harry Wendelstedt. games last night and we had a big o f Fam e cerem onies Sunday in and all the discipline I had to impose W altrip earned $58,770, a Titans, 12-4, at Page Park. tion Tuesday evening when they host a hit against Cy Young either. By Jeff Hasen Kuhn noted that this was the 14th in length victory over Buddy Baker. “ A ll of them did such a good job. I lead (7-2). I’ve had problems with which Hank Aaron, Frank Robinson, on baseball, and all the toes I ’ve had speedway record first. Baker D O U B LE A Four runs in the fourth snapped a Glastonbury Texaco at Moriarty Palm er is as old as I am (35) ... UPI Sports Writer duction ceremonies in which he had Waltrip’s first win was in 1979. was really proud of them. my knees lately so I asked to come Travis Jackson and former com- to step on — and I stepped on some banked $34,350. Manchester Soccer Club Double A 2-2 tie and enabled the Titans to Field at 6 o’clock. maybe he’s finally coming down to participated. Touching on the “ The car was so fast all day,” said The Los Angeles Dodgers know “ They cam e from behind in two of out o f the game. Everyone deserves issioner A.B. “ Happy” Chandler pretty hard in carring out the duties Waltrip said he prefers to run in squad took a 2-1 verdict from my level.” owners’ ultimate deision, perhaps, Waltrip of his seventh Winston Cup from experience that there’s no the four ballgames. and it was the a chance to play.” were inducted, said his fate that the office requires — that the front at Talledega, where long Newington yesterday at Bennefs Palmer cruised into the eighth he said “ Nothing which may happen victory of the season. “ I could go to easy road to a divisional title. The type of the play we needed. I was probably would be decided at the great majority, the overwhelming single-file drafts and 200-mph speeds field in a Connecticut Junior Soccer with a six-hitter and a 2-0 lead but the Cubs 7, Phillies 2 could tarnish the joy or in any way the front and run out front with as Atlanta Braves are just learning. very i m p r e s t by the attitude and summer league meetings in San majority are firmly supporting are common. Association cup match. Royals chased him when Otis At PhlladUphia, Leon Durham hit dilute it,” that these induction oc much ease as I wanted to.’’ * Coasting through the year with the spirit.” Diego August 18 and 19. Bowie Kuhn. H owever it goes, there “ The guy in front is sometimes Kyle Ayer scored in regulation for singled and Hal M cRae doubled to a two-run home run in the first In casions have provided him. Baker was second, Richard Petty Atlanta took a 4-0 lead in the first “ The meetings in San Diego are going, to have an advantage,” he Manchester with the locais taking lead o ff the inning. The Orioles sum few interruptions, the braves ob ning and Dickie Noles blanked third. Cale Yarborough was fourth viously missed a'detour sign over off starter Joe Beckwith on Chris obviously going to be very impor said. “ I knew if I beat him (Baker) the verdict via penalty kicks by a 4-3 moned Tippy Martinez, who yielded Philadelphia until the eighth, and Terry Labonte ran fifth. the weekend. Chambliss’ 12th homer of the year tant,” he told ESPN in an interview to the third turn that I could beat count, Ayer, Jeff Lombardo, Dan back-to-back R B I singles to pinch imining the Cubs snap an eight-game Waltrip’s win gave him a sweep of “ Coming from behind I think that will be carried over the cable him because my car was a litle Aramini and Tim O’Brien converted hitter Lee May and Jerry Martin to and fourth career grand slam. iimng sireaK. m e uecuuun orose a Hickman fatality the two events at the superspeedway quicker.” builds character or renews it,” said The Dodgers made it 4-2 in the se four-game' winning streak for the network Monday evening. “They’ll penalty kick tries. tie the game. billed as the world’s fastest. He won Waltrip said he dropped out of the Steve Garvey, who drove in three cond. Ron Cey and G arvey hit back- PMlUes. probably resolve the pending ques Goalie Marty Simon was a stan Tim Stoddard relieved pnd the Winston 5(XI here in May. lead once on purpose “ to see how runs Sunday in the Dodgers’ 9-4 vic to-back doubles off starter Phil Pirates 4, Mels 3 tion of Bowie Kuhn, and it’s good dout for Manchester. MSC will allowed a sacrifice fly by Frank Waltrip had the lead for more than everybody else was running. tory that completed missioner added. for its next cup match. Date is to be ' Steve Hammond to produce the final home run with two out in the 10th,. changes involving 11 drivers. There “ We came here and we knew uihat an error by right fielder Claudell Three National League owners, could go out front. I never drove a announced. Next league action is two runs — the first runs charged c a rr^ g the Pirates to a comeback were five cautions covering 72 laps we had to do. Washington. from the St. Louis Cardinals, car anywhere that ran like that car Wednesday against East Hartford at against Martinez since'June 30. v ic t^ over the Mets. Madlock’s MILWAUKEE (UPI) - Jim investigated but it appears Hickman and Waltrip’s average s p < ^ was “ I am not a forecaster," Garvey Houston Astros and New York Mets, ran. It was phenomenal.” Penney High at 6:30. “ Otis went into the game hitting In (Cincinnati, Sixto Lezeano con homer, his 11th of the season, came Hickman, the 1982 Indianapolis 500 died because his throttle stuck. 168.157 mph. said when asked about the stretch ' are reported to be in favor of firing Hometown favorite Bobby under .100 lifetim e against tinued Us effort to keep the San off reliever Terry Leach, 1-1, and rookie of the year, was k ill^ during The race was run on schedule Sun Baker made a bid on the home run for the N L West title. “ But I do him. Four negative votes in the NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER LEAGUE Palmer,” Weaver said, “ and he gets Diego Padres In the pennant race all gave the Pirates their third victory the weekend whra his throttle ap day and Tom Sneva won it by a lap. stretch, but finished a few feet short know that any time you lose four National League would be enou^ to By llnited Press International two hits. How do you figure It? Then by himself. in their last four games. parently stuck wide open as his car over Bobby Rahal. There were five of the winner. Eastern games, you lose any momentum you oust Kuhn. In the American League, I bring in a guy who hasn’t give up a Lezeano continued his torrid hit Expos S, Eerdin^ 4 -g went into the first turn at the minor incidents but no injuries in “ I thought I could take Darrell on W L GF GA BP PU. imce had. HoppfuUy they ace now. New York 21 6 63 « S7 181 run in 18 innings and a month and he ting with two RBI and Terry At M ontr^, Jerry White tripled it would take five votes but any four Wlsconin State Fair Park speedway.. the race. the last lap,” he said. “ I moved to R a d i m concerned with the Dodgers.” Toronto 14 13 ® ® gives up two of them. How do you Kennedy drove in two runs to give in two runs and A1 Oliver singled in the NL would do it. The 39-year-old Cbamblee, Ga.,‘ the outside, and when I did the car Montreal ^ ® ^ The decision moved the champion “ It’s, been hanging as a question ('hirago 1016 44 54 41 99 figure it?” John Curtis and the Padres an 841 home another in the seventh to help driver was practicing Saturday for Hickman was put on lifesupport broke traction and slipped a bit. I -TV Dodgers to within 8V5 games of first mark since our meeting in Southern ^ Bill Castro, the third of four Kan ^victory over the Reds. the Expos post a victory over the the Tony ^ttenhausen 209-mlle systems and died at 4:30 a.m. Sun couldn’t gather it back up in tim e.” Ft. Lauderdale 1511 M » J I * place. ■ ; ’ sas City pitchers, picked up the win In Saturdiw n i^ t’s doubleheader C a r d in ^ .' December in Hollywood, Florida,” race for Indy-style cars. day, His w ife Lynda, who had flown Petty, who was waiting for Baker Tulsa 1513 56 47 Cr 121 “ We felt that coming in lOVk with 2 2-3 innings of one-Ut relief. ' sweep, Lezeuo hit three home'runs Giants 4| Astras 2 Kuhn added, "and it’s been hanging He died Sunday of the massive in from their (j MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 2, 1982 - 16 - MANCHESTER HERALP. Mim.. Aug. », 1»« Lietzke wins big nest egg r?ifc. suddenly he was in a gruelling, heavy corapetitihn of the tour.. , “Bruce played dwfuUy well,’’ said OAKVILLE, Ont. (UPI) - A few “Especially since I have found Sutton whose $45j900 chedt for se minutes before Bruce Lietzke was stretch battle with Sutton and Tom my Valentine. something I love more than golf-my. cond. place moved him past the to collect his biggest paycheck of $100,000 barrier in his fresbnuui the year, he wondered whether it “One of my private goals has been wife.” Lietzke’s lead wavered thou^out season. was time to quit his job. to really run away with a tourna ment, but I didn’t quite have the the back nine and was not secure un “He hit a couple of drives to the m ’The $59,000, once it was his, still right on the backside but he made did not dissuade him. toughness to breakaway. Probably til the par-5 18th hole. because I had not won in so long.” every four and five footer he looked LOS ANGKl.lvS ATLANTA American League — Hoyt, Chi 13-9; Shelley Hamlin $2,680 7149-7644-290 Lietzke, in one of the PGA’s more Sutton, who started the day four at. He just nevdr opened the door First Game NEW YORK ^ TEXAS Gura. KC. and McGregor. Balt 12-7: Nuney Rubin $2,680 73-72-71-7+-290 “’The pressure I went through Cl .EVELAND MILWAUKEE ab r h bi ab r h bi abrhbi abrhbi Murdell Wilkins $2,090 72-75-7747-291 unusual press conferences, capped strokes behind Lietzke, isetUed for enough,” said Sutton. ab r h bl ab r h bl * Rndlph 2h‘ 4 12 0 Sample If 4 0 10 Snx 2b 4 0 0 0 Wshngtn rf 4 0 0 0 Morris. Det 12-11: Bums. Chi and today just wasn’t any fun.” , I iindrcx cf 5 2 3 1 Hubbrd % 4 12 0 Vwkovich, Mil IM : Zahn, Cal 11-5; Virkie Fergon $2,090 75- 77-7247^-291 his two-shot victory at the Canadian Dilone If 4011 Molitor 3b 4 0,10 Gririev rf 4 0 10 Rivers dh 4110 petrv Det 11-6; Eckersley. Bos 11-9, Sandra Palmer $2,090 7449-7D-71-291 ^ V His victory was ended a ISmonth his best finish of the season and in .Valentine led briefly during the Castillo If 10 0 0 Yount ss 3 0 0 0 Winfield If 4 0 10 Bell 3b 4 110 It.'ikcr If 533 3 Harper U 3110 Open Sunday by talking not about Guerrer rf 5131 Garber p 0000 Earned Run Average .lane Hlalo<’k $2,090 72- 7846-73-291 victory drought and brought him his creased the likelihood, be will third round and also moved to ^thln Baseball Harrah 8b 51 2 0 Cooper lb 4 01 0 pinicIlR ’ dh 4 0 0 1 Hostetlr lb 4 2 2 4 (Rased on 1 inning x number of games .lanel Alex $2,090 73- 72-72-74-291 more championships and more Ilnrgrv Ib 4 0 1 0 Simmons c 4111 Mmphrv cf 2 10 0 (jrubb rf 2 0 0 0 ('ey 3b 4 120 WhjiBntn ph 10 00 ninth career championship. His last emerge from the 1962 campaign as two strokes as late as the 12th bole NcMio.s 3h 2000 Parrish rf 1000 Garvev lb 5 122 Murphy cf 3000 cach team has played) Moth Solomon $2,090 73- 70-72-76-291 money, but about retirement. Thomtn dh 8011 %llvle If 3 00 0^ National League — Rogers. MU 2.31; Amv Alenlt $1,563 7649-76-71-290 the rookie of the year. Sunday, bus sustained a crlctical Haves rf 3110 Thomas cf 4 0 0 0 Smalley 3b 10 10 Sundbrg c 10 0 0 Itussell S.S 3 0 2 1 Homer 3b 4 110 The press gallery was a bit rhampionship was the Byron Nelson Scinscia c 2 0 0 0 Chmbls lb 3 114 Solo. Cin 2.SB; C a n d e l a r i a , Pitt Kathy Hite $1,563 71-73-76-73-292 T h e 24-year-old native of bogey at the 15th hole. Hassev c 41 2 0 Howell dh 3 0 0 0 Crrnnc r 4 0 2 0 Richrdt 2b 3 0 0 0 .leanhotte Kerr $1,563 80-7149-72-292 stunned that a 31-year-old player in May of 1981, the same month he Mannng cf 41 2 2 Edwrds rf 8 0 1 0 Cnilins lb 4 00 1 Wright cf 2010 Marshll ph 1 00 0 Benedict c 4010 ’•63 Ivaskev. SF 2.70; Andujar. StL and Shreveport, La., the 1980 -U.S. He finished with ^ 74 tied for third Crow ( 2 0 0 0 Ramirz ss ^ 4 0 0 0 Kmkow. Phi 2.72. •Ian Ferraris $1,563 7649-75-73-292 near the top of his profession, married. Pen-ont 2b 4 02 0 Gantner 2b 30 0 0 Di'mI S.S 4 0 2 0 Tollcson ss 3 0 0 0 American l determine who the top 40 prospects gross —Riordan 74. H m m cf' 4000 u .4000 I Tolals 30 4 U 4 ToUls 31 3 7 2 I^aredo, Texas, outpointed Joee you can trust is the proper one Argenio 142, Len Belanger-Lou IO hx ai 8 1 8 1 $0006 c 8110 to consult if you thiidc you may prize of $22,000. are for the Olympic team. It’s a the second on hits by Marcy SWEEPS- A'-Gross^Riordan 74, "oikllSd** Pittsburgh (H00002001-4 Torres of Tucson. Ariz., 10; James Genovesi 143, Mike Davis Jr.-Di<^ Soma aa 1000 New York ' OlOlOlOQOO-3 l>ipps. Vidor, Texas sR^)ped Angel need these extras. very good step in the process of MacDonald and Georgeanne Eber- Net -Bob Flynn 76759, Steve ‘iSSSisiri’ Bulling c 4010 sold but six errors led to its down Day 143, T om MaUn-Ted Tedford Totals SmOO.Totala 869180 B~Kinnnan, Nicosia. DP-PUtabu^ lira, Laredo, Texas. TKO. 8 super r ■' determining the team.” Matava 76670, Cyr 76670, eloyd $MlUe 080000180-4 2. LOB-^tUbui^ 8, New York U. 2 ^ bantamweight. as expect^, ail the athletes were fall. 143. VYaro l*Me Uforaia 9»QIOOOa-0 Berra 2. Youngblood, lliompeoa. HR— Beware of rust spots!! Bring O’Brien 77-7-70, B -G ro ss-S u rh 70, SWEEPS Gross -Steullet 72, ..Heath, 5-W .abin^jj, „ Madlock (U). SB-Bailor. Wltaon. S - Yannick Noah scrutinized thoroughly by the Nancy Aramini spun a two-Mtter Purviance 79, Net —Genovesi 8616 your car to DILLON FORD in the nightcap to give Fonhal’s tiie Mike Davis Sr. 73, Stan Domian 73, Bailor. Brooka. SF-WUson, Bailor. 1220 MAIN 8T. where our experienced organizing committees, which will 66, Jack Donaiduie 861258, Tracy '“ vWnneaota ^ ^ ^ n> H RERBBSO AUTO REPAIR SOUTH ORANGE, N.J. (UPI) — Yannick Noah of France, who split. Singles by Stacey Hannon and Dpug Domian 73, Net -Sullivan 76 Lynn, PtU^Mirgh Local sports MANCHESTER technicians will make your car help determine members of Olym 81-12-69; C -G ro ss —Fagan 88, Net Zisk (ML look as good as new In our own believes he can “beat anyone on clay” when he’s on his game, nnuide a 1154, Howard U tim er 761664, Carl .r.P a c Jlla (W W ) } } j } ! J I ? IP H RERBBSO Baumgarten 424 5 2 2 8 S pic teams. Scouts from the NHL Cindy. Walz and a ' double steal -D ick McNanoara 81-1656. • - Felton 1 }■* i ® 2 * } Guante 114 1 1 0 0 1 Len Auster, Herald TEL. 646-8464 body shop. We honor major believer of Raul Ramirez Sunday by unleashn« 11 aces in a 6-3,7-6 vic Mikolowsky 77-1665, Steve Cassano SaatUe Sarmiento 2 0 0 0 0 2 packed Market Square Arena for the resulted in Onerun. The locals added ABCD- Edna Wadas-Mary "^Little *■? ? S S ? n BordI (L M ) 14 5 5 5 0 0 sportswriter, keeps you in credit cards. Open 64. Tel. 643- tory over the Mexican in the singles final of a $125,000 tennis tourna 861557, John Yetisbefsky 7610-68, , 'Davis (SB) 1 1 Z Z 1 0 Tefculv (W 74) U 4 1 0 0 0 1 2145 for an app(Hntm«tt at hockey gold-medal game, nearly two final runs in tbe fifth. Nation 114 3 8 8 I 1 Scurry (8 8) S4> 0 0 0 0 0 formed about the local ment. Formal’s, 7-6 in the <1WSL and 15- Collins-Betty Lon Nordeen-Lois Tom Malln 8617-68, Bob Halsted 86 Br. Claric . 584 9 1 1 1 8 GMCMUUTY DILLON FORD. 319 Main. outnumbering the fans, an$l 1964 Caodffl 04 0 0 0 0 1 New York sports world. Read the The event is known as the Mutual Benefit Life Open. 12 overall, wind up their regular Rezner plus 18, Flo Barre-Glsie 11-69, Stan Mloganowskl 962670, **l 1 I 1 ? o' BcoU 8 7 8 1 2 3 S a M C f MRTS "Where dependability Is a Olympic basketball coach Bobby Crocket6Peg Di^gan-AUce LaMen- CiWontIa latest in his “ ’Thoughts tradition." “It was my best performance of the week,” said Noah, who led season Thursday with a make-up Henry Darna 96-26-70, Vihce Zahtr (W tl4) 7 1 4 9 4 4 0 5 .Leach (L M) 2 4 1113 .Knight was courtside, taking notes, zo plus 17, Jeannine McNlff-Bimbl Sanches 184 1 0 0 0 8 HBP-tw Tekulve (Wilson). WP- ApLENty,” regularly in OENiSAL MOTORS Ffurrs nxnsnN France into the Davis Cup semifinals. TbeZ2-year-oId didn’t lose a set against Waterbuhf ef a eite to be an Sledjeski 76670, Jim Bldwell 71-1- . i . "vidafltehed to Z batt«s InOth. Baumgarten. T-OKB. Ar-4tjin. ’The Manchester Herald. in five rounds. at all men’s games. Tyler-Ruth AUen-Mary Gannon plus WP-Norria. T-8;14. Ar-18W PB-Boone. T-<:8. A~47jQB. F. Don Miller, the executive nounced. 10. 70. - MANCHESTER HEHAU). Mon., Aw- MB- f .5* MANCHESTER HERALD. Mon.. Aug. 2. 1982 - 19 18 •4*ii|