U — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Oct. 12, 1988

HOMES HOMES APARTMENTS FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR RENT FURNITURE EAST Hartford. B«autl- MANCHESTER. Ready TWO 8i three room apart­ O N E Year old Queen-size Truancy B ig lo ss fullv maintained, for on offer. Cleon, % Soecioli^JPcftf! ments for rent In M an ­ woterbed, waveless move-ln condition Co­ aluminum sided and > w chester. 529-7858 or mattress. Oak frame. lonial In desirable area trim, 6 room Ranch. 563-4438. Paid $250. Asking $150. Study is ordered A doctor who died offers you 3 spacious Near Buckley School. MANCHESTER. Two Com plete package. $14X900. Coll Dove, 649- bedrooms, eat-ln kit­ IK9^GLEAHIH8 PAIHTIH6/ ^ MMCELLANECUB MMCELLANECUB bedroom Townhouse, Coll 646-5511 otter 5pm. for his patients /20 chen, family room,for­ S048.T.J.Crockett,643- IVj baths, washer/d- of new proposal/3 mal dinina room, walk­ 1577.______SERVICES PAFERIH8 8EHVICE8 8ERVRE8 ryer, air conditioning, MUSICAL out basement, sun N E W Listing In South rec room, great loca­ porch plus patio lead­ Manchester near NAME your own reaso­ GSL Building Mainte­ tion. $750 plus utilities. ITEMS nable price. Father 8, HAWKES TREE SERVICE nance Co. Commercl- ing you to a fenced-ln Country Club. Athentic SOUTH BOLTON Buokst, truck S ohippsr. Atump 643-8519.______private yard. Call to­ Son Pointing and Pap­ al/ResIdentlal building BA N JO with case and G a r r is o n Colonial, CLEANING SERVICE. removal. Free sellmstst. BO LTO N . Lovely 4>/2 Instruction books. Ex­ day I Realty World, beautiful Insode and ering. Removal. 291- repairs and home Im­ 8567.______Special oonsidsratlon for provements. Inferior room apartment In two cellent condition. Ask­ Benoit, Frechette As- out. Three bedrooms, INC. family house. Stove, soclotes, 64e-7709.p Commgroltl / Reeldenllgl •Idsriy and handicapped. and exterior pointing, ing $100. Call Gene, 1.5 boths, 2 car garage. refrigerator, washer, 633-6164. $249,900. Dave, 649- Fully Inturad A Banded. Renovation^Pluii light carpentry. Com­ MANCHESTER. Check CuMlOfn Initrior 4 Exttrlor 647-7SS3 dryer, heat furnished. this out I Very roomy 8048, T.J. Crockett, 643- plete lanltorlol ser­ 0 4 M 5 4 S PalnUng • CaWng Mapalr M Mantw $650 per month plus V/» six room older Colonial 1577.______vice. Experienced, rel­ PETS AND • 0«ek« A UgM Carptntry iable, free esflmofet. months security and with a 2 car garage MANCHESTER. Spring SUPPLIED • EsWnwiw • Inmtnd Top Sell ScrMEeA Lm m 6434004. references. Adults pre- located Inxi nice family Street. Spacious Colon­ • Btntoe Ohoounf Any anwia dsEwed Aleo. M terred. Coll 643-0445. FALL Gutter cleaning. 2 year old AKC registered neighborhood. Formal ial on lovely lands­ grwal, atone and bek, mUch. MANCHESTER. Three living room and dining caped corner lot. 7 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 Boboal, beokhoe a loadrianlaL Coll Paul of 643-8760. neutered male dach- UWNCARE room apartment, shund Free 647-7149. room, eat-ln kitchen, rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 HOL i' d a Y House, reflre- available November danrhrBtrr Ifrali DAVIS CONSTRUCTION three bedrooms, walk- baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 ROOFINB/ menf living, ambula­ 1st, Stove, refrigera­ FREE to good home. Vh up attic with loads of car garage, large pri­ SIIHN6 872-1400/659-9555 tory, home-llke tor, furnished. $450 per year old Collle- storage. Hordwood vate screened porch. PHIL’S UWN CARE atmosphere. Coll 649- month plus utilities. 1'/3 Shepard pup. House- floors odd charm Immaculately main­ 2358. months security. Ref­ broken, all shots, loves throughout, along with tained. $225,000. Fall clean-up and Scraanad Loam, Gravel, erences required. 643- children. Coll 742-1294, Golden Oaks Realty, M S Procastad Gravel, Sand, S 8 S Framiag the large wrap-around anow ramoval. For free 0445.______otter 5.______Thursday, Oct. t3 ,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viliage Charm 30 Cents porch. Call Susan Do­ 646-5099 or coll Tom, estimates, call todayl Stone & Fill. nahue for your per­ 649-9664. RENOVATIONS • AddHIant • asraest • Porch EAST HARTFORD. One Commtrelil t Rsefdemfa/ For Dellvariaa Call and docks bedroom, appliances, MI8GELLANEDU8 sonal showing. call Phllat;742.7476i • Blots Llosnssd $159,900. Sentry Real Siding, gutters, llbarglaat George Griffing e Fully Inturad wall to wall carpeting. FDR DALE Estate, 643-4060.O ahinglat, slats, aingla ply. $500/month plus utili­ Fully Inturad, free Call 6484821.845-1757 ties. 568-1054. EIGHT month old water- MANCHESTER. New to BOLTON Lake. Four 742-7886 Evenings room Ranch, masonry . ectimataa. Call MANCHESTER. Two bed, $325. Courthouse market. This Ansaldl CARPENTRY/ One Gold membership, built seven room, V/i on 2'/i lots, 2 storage bedroom Townhouse Town may pay top dollar for manager REMOOELINB 646-1590 12'/2 months left tor both custom Colonall Is buildings, private HANDYMAN and with fireplace. All ap­ beach, appliances, gas 871-7SU sr 528-2857 pliances, heat, hot wa­ $450. Compared to reg­ situated ono beautiful HAUUNG LANC8CAPINB ular price of $700 plus. said he believed Weiss has been $70,000. Director Stephen T. Cas- wooded lot In one of heat. Reduced to ter, carpeting, air con- heavy fire this past year because members would do so at their Maloney today. Hartford had the Any job — Anytime dltlonlng. Nice Eric 649-3426.P______By Andrew Yurkovsky sano had said that the a salary of Manchester's niceset $144,000. 649-1794. FMRAND REMODEUMI of a botched revaluation, which hrst meeting, which he hopes will highest salary — $81,000 — for a underpaid. Room additlone, deoks, rooting, locotlon! Coll 649-5240. POOL Toble-Seors. Good Manchester Herald at least $70,000 would be in order areas. The first floor 291 Porter Street. 7 room Call Gary OREGORY WARRICK'S had to be discarded, and a costly be scheduled early next week. community of over 50,000. Weiss declined to comment on family room features a Colonial. Full of sMIno, wlndoert and gutters. I ELECTRICAL condition. $300. Coll af­ any aspect of the manager for someone with a finance Beokhoe and bulldozer setviea TREE WORK ter 3:30pm or leave It’s going to take top dollar to dispute over the town’s failure to cathedral celling, a full charm, new furnace, 8 7 5 -3 4 8 3 Fotiuring (KINDDMINIUMS ’The directors earlier this year Manchester has a population of search, saying it was a matter for background. Director Ronald avallebla. Cell Bob Farrand, Jr. RESIDENT'lALfuseellm- messoge. 568-1903. get a top-drawer town manager to get a wetlands permit for work on wall brick fireplace, new energy saving win­ Trss Rtmoval • Pruning for FDR RENT had turned down a proposed 51,100. the Board of Directors to handle. (teella had said that a salary as Inotlon, ctrcuf break­ 7" Reel to Reel topes. the town’s sewage treatment and french doors lead­ dows, modern kitchen, Bm . 647-8S09 ers Installed. Addi­ Health a Bsisly • Prunnlng replace Robert B. Weiss, town $4,000 increase that would have high as $75,000 might be needed to Most recorded on. $1.50 The CCM figures include only Director Mary Ann Handley ing to on oversized 2 full baths, patio and 3 Rat. 645-6849 tional wiring and small Dead Wood and Slubc • MANCHESTER. Two directors agree. plant. raised Weiss’ salary to $72,000. attract top candidates. deck. The carriage bedrooms. Must be i m Pruning for Wind RssManos bedroom Ranch style each. Coll Jack Ber­ those communities that answered said that the salary would proba­ repairs. Top quality Those directors who were inter­ " I t ’s going to have to be in the 70 DiRosa said the search com­ style garage has loads seen to be appreciated. RELIA8LE M8VING • Pruning for Beauty and condo. Central air, ap­ trand at 643-1262. (thousand) o ro ver range, maybe Figures compiled by the Con­ a query from the organization, bly have to be around $70,000. work of affordable pri­ Grass Growing viewed today said that the town mittee should be able to put of extra room and Please call 643-9233 af­ 4 SEASONS ces. Coll 646-5253 or pliances, eat-ln kit­ SURDIAC Coal Stove. necticut Conference of Munici­ Maloney said. ter 6;00pm. Principals Low, Low Rstst. ruKy kwwW • Smlor CWiOT IMwounl would probably have to pay more higher,” said Mayor Peter P. “ It certainly seems to be that advertisements for the position in could be an In-law si­ REMODELING residence at 646-0612. chen. $850 per month.'' Top of the line. $475. palities for fiscal year 1987-88 tuation or even a great only. Short notics moves. One year lease plus than the $68,000 that Weiss is DiRosa Jr., who is a member of a we’ve got to be at least competi­ national management journals in Additions e Decks 645-1973 (BflMrSpm) Coll 646-4773.______show that Glastonbury had the Director Geoffrey Naab said workshop. Don't miss M O V E Right In. Won't a Roofing e Trimwork Insured. Dependable security deposit. Coll currently making. committee appointed to carry out tive with the market,” she said. two weeks. He said he hoped the HEATNIB/ TWO Courthouse One the highest manager salary — that he expected the town would this one I $222,900 Give last I New Insulated Small Jobe welcomed. 24 Years sxpsrience in for Rick, 649-0795. Gold Memberships. Weiss, who has been manager the search for a new manager. Sentry a coll today. have to pay more than Weiss now Last week directors on the advertisements could appear be­ windows, new vinyl S»mlor Clllwn DUcounI PLUMBINB moving One year each. Best since 1966, announced last month DiRosa, added, however, that $70,000 — for a community of Sentry Real Estate, 643- receives, but he had no prediction search committee had also men­ fore an upcoming national confer­ siding, newly painted, offer, 645-6883. that he would retire effective the search committee has not yet between 20,000 and 50,000, said 4060.D Call Chris at 645-6559 GCNCRETE of what that amount would be. He tioned salaries ranging around ence of managers. refInIshed wood floors PJ’i Plumblno. Hailing 6 6 4 6-9889 Anytimt FOR RENT June 1989. He had come under set a salary range. He said that public relations manager Kevin MANCHESTER. Vinyl all combine to enhance Air CmaRlMlng Sided spilt. Exception­ this charming Cape Bollera, pumps, hot water M A N C H E ST E R . Six ENDROLLS ally well maintained 3 with fireplace, formal KNIH CARPENTRY tanks, new end CflHCHETE.. room holt Duplex. bedrooms, flreploced dlnng room, garage Hers to fulflil your DELIVERING ADDITIONS A FLOORS 27’A Width - 28$ rspiseaments. Rich, olsan, stone-fras Three bedrooms, 1700 13V< width - 2 for 28$ living room, 2 baths, and treed yard. Offered carpentry needs. FREE ESTIMATES loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. • Commstelal A rssidsntlal square feet of living full walk-up attic, gar­ at only $141,900. Cen­ Quality Workmanship. Also, sand, gravsl, stone • Frss gstimstss space. Completely MUST b« piciwd up at tha age. Large beautiful tury 21 Epstein Realty, 643-9649/228-9616 Harald DIfIca Monday thru Trade Free Estimates. end horse manure. John Hannon Conwoto modernized. 1'/2 baths, Thuraday bafora 11 am.only. level lot. $206,000. D.W. 647-8895.D first floor laundry, full Fish Reolty,643-1591.D READY, Willing and 643-16S8 HMIBCELLANECUB 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 Company • C75-B371 basement plus attic. BOLTON. Great Value. Able. That's what this I berviceb Fully oppllonced kit­ Full dormered- charming 3 bedroom, STRETCH YOUR burger chen. Two cor garage. Autometlv8 alumlnum sided Cope. V/i bath Cape Is. Just fPoHfig. «ortt. iRMonry 6 Ml STONE EXPERTS budget By uelng one part $975 per month. One 3 bedrooms, flreploced waiting for you and pH6866 of OOMRlnMltOA. SNOWPLOWING soy extender to four parts year lease plus secur­ your family to live In. e Commsrolsl AH types of stone work, sw ells living room, hardwood MsR oonfrMfOft not of meat. Your taste buds ity deposit. Ask for ntumffig your oaMt • eaff u$/ e Residential • Industrial walls, venesr, dry stone floors and dining room Extra bonus-2 car gar­ Ces won't be able to tell the Don, 649-0795. CARS on a Vz acre lot. Cute age. All wrapped upfor FuHV IfMMfvd • Ptm tRthnalM wall. g-S Call Ryan difference, but your S. R. HANCMARD, Inc. Patrick, Mon.-Frl. 8-5 MANCHESTER. 4 bed­ FDR SALE starter or retirement $149,900.______M M CsasbetUsa for MrwndiMe MTvIoe budget will I Boost your room, 2'/2 both Colon­ home. $129,900. D.W. LET'S Make a deal! Ex­ of HiinAbbSbp In lylinoh96t«r ono 871-8096 budget by selling Idle ial In great family 1980 CHRYSLER New- Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 cellent opportunity to 643-1720 AikIprMirtc 742-1082 PRff iSTtUATBS Items In your home with a neighborhood. $1200 port. Very good condi­ MANCHESTER. Over­ purchase a beautiful low-cost ad In classified. per month. Coll Sentry tion. Call anytime, 646- $12 billion sized Ansaldl Colonial. brand new 7 plus room Real Estate, 643-4060. 7263. Gracious flreploced Gambrel Colonial at a MANCHESTER. Single 1978 CAPRICE Estate living room, crown fantastic price. Re­ I ^ H C M E S CONDOMINIUMS LOTS/LAND family Ranch. Security Wagon. V8, automatic, WASHINGTON (AP) - The that the widening of the August m o ld in g s In livin g duced to $252,900 for an Rentals and references re­ air radio, rock, power room, dining room and Immediate sale. 3 bed­ I ^ F O R SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE U.S. merchandise trade deficit deficit was just a slight detour in quired. $875/month. accessories. 643-2880. swelled to $12.18 billion in August an overall improving trend, but foyer. 4 bedrooms, 1'h rooms, 2V3 baths, mud- FOREST Ridge Town- T.J. Crockett, 643-1577. baths, 1st floor fire- room, large country S IX Room Cape with ASHFORD. Privacy and 1987 D O D G E 600. Auto­ as a record level of American he said this fact would not prevent garage. Bowers School house. 3Vi baths, 3 bed­ more. Beautifully ROOMS matic transmission. placed family room, kitchen, fireplace, rooms, 1900 square feet exports was swamped by an financial markets from reacting spacious kitchen with over 2 acres In Bolton! area. No agents. Coll wooded approved FOR RENT $6900 or best otter. 646-4623. of living space, fire­ building lot. (1.329 643-4263. all-time high in imports, the adversely. sliders to sun room and Call Quick. Jackson & place, airconditioning, CRYSTAL Lake area. “ Everybody is afraid of Oct. 19 very private bock- Jackson Real Estate, acres). Nestled be­ ROOM with kitchen and 1977 AUDI Fox. Good government reported today. deck with view. Por- tween Yale Forest and laundry privileges. West Stafford. Brand , The Commerce Department repeating and that is why everyb­ vord. Truly o lovely 647-8400.P______tlallv finished walk-out new 3 bedroom, 2 full condition, AM/FM ste­ Notchaug Street Private AAanchester reo, sunroof. $500. 645- said that the imbalance between ody is selling,” he said. home. $334,900.D.W. FIRST Closs all the wav! CONDOMINIUMS basement. Pool, tennis Forest. Vj mile from both on country lot. Fish Reolty, 643-1591.a Stunning 8-plus room FOR SALE court. Priced to sell at residence. Non- 8976. what the United States imports Even before the figures were I new development of Smoker, no alcohol. $875/month. 871-1400or B Y Owner. Purchase now Colonial on South $159,000. Call owner at fine homes. $65,900. 646-6467, ask for Bev. 1979 HONDA Accord and what it sells abroad climbed released, financial markets or lease to purchase Farms Drive across MANCHESTER. Lewins 647-0748. Quiet, considerate. Hatchback. Beige, 5 headed lower because of general Golden Oaks Realty, $85/weeklv. 649-2902. COVENTRY. 5'/2 room by $2.7 billion over a July deficit this professionally from Martin School. Crossing Condomi­ 646-5099 or call Joello, speed, 80,000 miles, unease. The Dow Jones industrial HELPING PEOPLE sa­ house In quiet neigh­ qf $9.47 billion. landscaped. Immacu­ Beautifully decorated, nium. 182 Main Street. LOTS/LAND 872-8170. borhood. One car gar­ original owner. $1200. The July figure had been the average fell by 30.23 points on spotless throughout, 4 tisfy their needs and Coll 649-0260. late, 19()0 square feet, 3 Beautifully appointed HEBRON. Approved age. Adults preferred. Wednesday, its biggest decline in bedroom, 2 bath. bedrooms, I'/j baths, townhouses. Coll Or­ FOR SALE wonts ... that's what want smallest monthly imbalance in building lots. 20 fron­ ads are all about. No pets. Two months more than three years. Econo­ nearly two months. Ranch with stone tire- rec room, family room lando Annuli & Sons, tage lots, level and security and referen­ placed living room, 2 with fireplace, delight­ Inc at 644-2427. Ask for BOLTON. Approved lots. mists had expected an increase Commerce Secretary C. Wil­ $85,000 and up. From 1-3 wooded. $87,000. Flano ces. $795. Home, P.O. CLYDE car garage, pool and ful summer porch, su­ Kyle to set up an Realty Co. 646-5200.P I^APARTMENli Box 684, Coventry, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. for August, but the actual result liam Verity said despite the finished walk-out fam­ per yard with Gunite appointment. acres. Flano Realty Co. ROUTE S3, VERNON 646-5200.n______COVENTRY. Approved FOR RENT Connecticut, 06238. was worse than the $11.3 billion erratic nature of month-to-month ily room. Available for In-ground pool and spa. trade reports, the general trend Treat yourself! Coll building lots. $65,000 TODAY'S Lucky CT Ll- 84 Caprica Wagon *8295 imbalance many forecasters had Immediate occupancy. MANCHESTER. Second was favorable. He said the Appraised value, today. $249,900. Jack- I HOMES I HOMES and UP. All sizes from cense Plate Number Is 88 Spacirun) 4 Dr. *3995 predicted. son & Jackson Real FOR SALE 1-17 acres. Level and floor, 2 bedroom, heat 628 BRT. If this Is your SB Cantury 4 Dr. (2) *8995 The bad news sent the dollar monthly average for July and $205,000. Asking FOR SALE and appliances. No $195,000. Call 649-0593. Estate, 647-8400.D open or rolling and plate number, bring plunging immediately on foreign August was $10.8 billion, which wooded. Flano Realty pets. $600, plus secur­ S8 Calabrity 4 Dr. *7695 this od to Ed Thornton, currency markets and analysts represents a drop from $11.8 INVITATION TO BID Co. 646-5200. □ ity. Call 646-3979. at Manchester Hondo, 88 Calabrity Euro 4 Dr. *7995 BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICE were braced for a possible sell-off billion in the first six months of Sealed bids will be received SOUTH WINDSOR * 1 1 8 ,0 0 0 ROCKVILLE. Remo­ 24 Adams Street, M an ­ 88 LaSabra Ltd. *11,995 In the General Services' of­ The Zoning Board of Appeals BUSINESS deled large one bed­ chester, to collect your 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9495 Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Harald on bond and stock markets as the year. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ will hold 0 public hearing on Immaculate 2 bedroom end unit with Cathe­ PROPERTY room, Includes heat, $25. You must bring 87 Cantury LTD 4 Dr. *9995 well. " I have been saying for some ter, CT until OCTOBER J1, Thursday, October 27th, at hot water, appliances. time that we can hope for an 1988 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol­ 7:00 p.m. to hear the follow­ dral ceilings in dining room and Master bed­ proof of registration. 87 Spacirum 2 Dr. *7995 INTERSECTION CRASH — Town of Manchester Fire Intersection of East Center and Porter streets. An East The swelling of the August lowing; ing appeal; room. Two patios and a convenient location. MANCHESTER. For One parking. One This offer Is void In 87 Calabniy 2 Dr. *9495 Hartford woman suffered minor injuries, police said. deficit was an eerie reminder of improvement of about $30 billion sale. Furnished office month's security. $495 seven days. 10-12 S3 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5995 Department officials and police inspect aToyota pick-up in our trade deficit this year. The (1) Three New 4-Wheel John and Kathleen Don't be fooled by smaller units. This Is the lar­ per month. 872-8095. Story on page 1 2 . ______what occurred just a year ago Drive 8400* GVW Pick-Up Smythe of 75 South Rood gest style In the complex. Two air condition­ building. Over 2000 S3 Pontiac 6000 2 Dr. *5995 truck after it was involved in an accident today at the when a worse-than-expected Au­ figures for the first eight months Trucks for o side line vorlance to square feet, excellent ASHFORD. 2 8. 3 room 8T0RE AND S3 Buick Ragal *6995 show that we are on target at an construct a garage. ers, all appliances, and view of pond Included. location. 17 car park­ Duplex Ranch. Reno­ gust trade deficit was cited as one (2) One (1) New 2-Wheel OFFICE 8PACE B4 VW Jatta 4 Dr. *5995 annual rate of $139 billion,” Drive and Two (2) New JOHN H. ROBERTS Owner/Agent ready to deal. ing lot. $285,000. Robert vated, appliances, of the factors in the Black Chairman, ZBA Verity said. 4-Wheel Drive Pickup D. Murdock, 643-2692. quiet. No animals. FOR Rent. Professional 872-9111 Monday stock market crash. Trucks 033-10 OPEN HOUSE ELLINGTON. GIgl's Lease. 423-4190, office building. Large Dukakis needs knockout tonight Jay Goldinger, chief economist The widening of the deficit was (3) One new 28,000« GVW "Busy Bee" family res­ evenings. parking lot. Ideal loca­ for Capital Insight, a Beverly Dump Truck with Load NOTICE OF Every Tueiday A Friday, 3-6 pm taurant. Thriving busi­ MANCHESTER. Three prize of 47 votes, was leaning Cover PUBLIC HEARING tion. R.D. Murdock, By Donna Cassata ion, better known as the home of SO-state poll found Bush leading Hills, Calif, investment firm, said See TRADE, page 12 ness on 2.5commercial bedroom townhouse, 643-2692 or 643-6472. SCHALLER toward Bush as was New York The Town of Manchester Is Sunday, 1-4 pm The Associated Press the University of California at firm ly in 21 states with 220 On Wednesday, October 26 at acres near Crystal 1'/2 baths, fully op- OFFICE Space. 500 and its 36electoral votes, accord­ an eouol opportunity em­ 7;30 PM , the Bolton Conser­ Lake, route 30 location. pllonced kitchen. ACURA Los Angeles basketball team. electoral votes — 50 shy of the ployer, and requires an afflr- Call for directions. square feet. Excellent ing to the ABC-Post poll. motlye action policy foroll of vation Commission will hold Great tor expansion or Parking for two cars. USED CARS George Bush and Michael Du­ Republican vice presidential total needed to win the presid­ a hearing at the Herrick Pork location. 647-9223. However, a survey released Its Contractors and Vendors building to receive public further development. No pets. $795 per kakis tended to last-minute prep­ candidate Dan Quayle was cam­ ency. Dukakis led in three states as a condition of doing busi­ ELLIN G TO N . New Re- 88 Legend...... *21,995 today by The Buffalo News found Shroud of Turin tests comment on the proposed D.W. Fish Realty, 643- month. One year lease arations for the second and final paigning in Montana, Oklahoma and the District of Columbia for ness with the Town, as per Maplewlld Valley subdivi­ SPECTRUM REALTY 1591.D plus security deposit. toll/Professlonal Cen­ 88 Caravan S E ... *15,565 Dukakis holding a 9 percent lead Federal Order 11246. ter on high traffic Rt. round of their presidential cam­ and Arkansas while his counter­ 30 electoral votes. sion for Toomev Road, Bol­ Ask for Don, 649-0795. over Bush — 49 percent to 40 Bid forms, plans and specifi­ ton. The proposal Is submit­ 233-8571 ELLINGTON. 3.5Acresln 83. Several sltesavotlo- 88F-160P/U.... *15,785 paign debates as polls suggested part, Lloyd Bentsen, was on The poll of 9,778 likely voters cations are available at the ted by James and Edith Clark prime Industrial area TWO Bedroom, older percent — In New York state, put age at 728 years ble. Starting at $1100 so. 87 8-10 Blazer...*14,975 that the Democratic nominee Capitol Hill, urging Democrats in was conducted from Sept. 21 General Services' office. of Bolton. abutting Ellington air­ house In country set­ including a commanding 62 per­ ft. M ove-ln Bonus; 87 Interga L S .... * 9,995 must deliver a solid punch tonight Congress to wrap up their session through Monday. Margins of TOWN OF Wayne K. Shorey, port. Property In­ ting. Two baths, en­ $9.00-$11.00 sq.ft. D.W. cent to 28 percent lead in the New never clai med the shroud to be M A N C H ESTER, CT. Chairman cludes sound 1890 Co- closed porch. In Buck- 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13.995 to overcome his Republican rival. quickly and hit the campaign trail error ranged from five to 10 TURIN, Italy (AP) — Scien­ Fish Reolty, 643-1591.0 a holy relic. He said he RO BER T B. WEISS, Bolton Conservation I o n I a I with lev School area. $800 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,595 The two White House contend­ for the Democratic ticket. percentage points in each state York City area. tific tests on the Shroud- of GENERAL MANAGER Commission VERNON. Multl-use 8,500 Political-Media Research Inc. Turin Indicate it is no more personally saw the shroud as Commercial potential. per month. No utilities. 87 Toy. Corollal ...* 8,295 ers, in a day filled with sports Polls released Wednesday where 100 to 500 voters were 031-10 03M0 D.W. Fish Realty, 643- No pets. Security and so. ft. basement space of Washington. D.C., conducted the "revelation of the face and metaphors — and even a sporting showed the GOP nominee leading interviewed. than 728 years old and cannot 1591.□ references. 646-5114. In the center of Rock­ 87 Toyota Q T ... *10,995 the survey of 850 registered be the burial cloth of Christ, the body of Christ.” LROAL NOTICE ville's business dis­ event — hinted Wednesday at solidly in the state-by-state race States in Bush’s column in­ VERNON. 6 acre Indus­ COVENTRY. Convenient 86 Chav C20 ..... * 9,595 voters Monday and Tuesday. The the archbishop of Turin an­ "The church believes in the ASSESSOR'S NOTICE trict. $3.50 sq. ft. D.W. their strategy for their face-to- for Electoral College votes, al­ cluded Texas and its electoral TOWN OP ANDOVER trial site on busy Rt. 81 location. Rear court­ 86 Chav C30 ..... *14,975 prize of 29 votes, and New Jersey, poll had a margin of error of plus nounced today. image and not in the history yard entrance. One Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ face confrontation. though nationwide surveys sug­ Great vlsablllty, excel­ 86 SR-5 P/U ..... * 9,575 The scientists are “95 per­ because this image of Jesus PEESONAL PEDPEETY T.ew in s c r o s s i n Q lent for mini warehou- bedroom apartment. VERNO N. 2,400 So. ft. of “Fastball, curve, slider — gest a close race. with 16 electoral votes. Califor­ 86 Toy. LB P/U ....* 6,995 See DEBATE, page 12 cent” sure of the accuracy of Christ in fact is very interest­ A L L PER SO N S liable to pay a tax to ths Town of An­ se/storage. Industrial $420. tVi months secur­ prime medical office maybe a knuckler,” Dukakis said An ABC News-Washington Post nia, with the biggest electoral dover art hereby notified to fils with the A iiestor on or be­ space adjacent to other the tests, Cardinal Anastasio ing and the people believe fore November let. A WRITTEN OR PRINTED LIST 182 Main Street, Mancheeter condo use. D.W. Fish ity deposit. 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Hartmann's Super­ ment with stove and by three laboratories put the weeks have said the tests people “ what my heartbeat is, THOSE FA ILIN G TO F IL E A LIST W IL L B E CHARG ED market. 2,000 Sq. ft. refrigerator. No pets. 84 Toy. Camry ....* 7,995 date between 1260 and 1390, dated the shroud to the Middle A P E N A L T Y OF 25% additional according to low. DScloro- home with Incom e References and secur­ OFFICE what I really care about.” greater than that. His work autobiographical work that "re­ S4S Center St., STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) — Ballestrero said. Ages and therefore it could not tion Forms may bs obtained from ths A tssttor's office. apartment. D.W. Fish ity. Telephone, 645- Neither Bush nor Dukakis speaks to us ail,” said the lates very clearly to intellectural, Manchester • 647-707? Naguib Mahfouz of Egypt won the social and political conditions,” " I see no reason for the be the burial cloth of Christ. TOTALLY DttAELED Realty, 643-1591.0 0739.______SPACE planned any campaign appearan­ academy. Pertoni disabled according to Social Security Rsoulo- 1988 Nobel Prize for literature church to put these results in Professor Luigi Gonella, MANCHESTER. Six ces today. The two candidates Mahfouz, who has had works the academy said. tlons, etc., may oool v for their exemption between October Route 195, Tolland today for creating “ an Arabian doubt,” Ballestrero said. scientific adviser to the Cardi­ 1st and January 31st. room Duplex, 3 bed­ were conducting walk-throughs banned in his own country, was Publishers and cultural page rooms. $725 per month. AUTD8FDR narrative art that applies to all The shroud — 14 feet, 3 nal of Turin, said late last VETERANS M0RT0AGE8 1,200 Square Feet of the debate area before their 9 the first Arabic-language writer writers had urged that the elite References and secur­ ___ |HENT/LEA8E mankind.’ ’ He is the first Arabic- inches long and 3 feet, 7 inches month he was told the news All property owners claiming exemption because of mil­ lacated next ta p.m. EDT clash at Pauley Pavil­ to win the coveted award in its 18-member panel of the Swedish itary service must hove recorded with the Town Clerk, their ity. No pets. Available language writer to win the award. wide — bears a faint yellowish reports were correct. FALUNQ BEHIND?? 7-n, 87-year history. The prize carries Academy award this year's prize DO 314 form before October 1st. NEW PA 85-573 - allows ve­ M A N C H EST ER *179,900 November 1st. 647-8587, F R E E Mileage on low The Swedish Academy said the negative image of the front But he said at the time that terans on additional exemption If they con pass a means test. STOP FORECLOSUREII leave message.______cost auto rentals. Vil­ a cash stipend of $390,000. to someone other than a male Adlusted gross Income plus other Income from your IRS Far details, call; 76-year-old author’s works were and back of a man whipped, Roman Catholic Church offi­ One of Manchester's newest Luxury Condominiums If you are falling behind on TWO Bedrooms on first lage Auto Rental. 643- Mahfouz set his early novels in from Europe or the United States. form for 1987 will be used. Single veterans - t14,000and mar­ are now evallable for your viewing. 3 bedroom Town- “ rich in nuance — now clear­ speared, nailed to a cross and cials still had not seen the ried - 816,000. P ILIN G T IM E • October 1, IfStto December 1, your mortgage paymanta... floor In 4 family house. 297$ or 64^7044. TODAY the time of the pharaohs, but with Speculation had included South house, 1,760 tq. ft. of living space, central air, central 6 4 6 - 1 7 0 0 sightedly realistic, now evoca­ crowned with thorns. results and were angry be­ 19SS. Veterons with 100% disability are also entitled to an ad­ OR...If your home la in fore- $550 plus utilities. Se­ Tom Matrick a sidelong look at today’s society. African novelist and apartheid ditional exemption. An adlusted grots Income of 818,000 If vacuum, completely appllancad kitchen, 2% bathe, gar­ curity and references a tively ambiguous.” For centuries it has been cause they were being “ ac­ single, and 831,000 If married. Your 19871RS form Is reourled cloaura, WE CAN HELPI MI8CELLANEDU8 His later works move to the critic Nadine Gordimer; Ameri­ age with opener. No payment program avail­ must. Coll 645-8201. Mahfouz, a novelist and short revered by some as the burial cused of trying to hide the as proof. Annual application will be necessary to establish AUTDMDTIVE Index crowded alleys of modern Cairo, can author Joyce Carol Oates; ellolbllitv. You will bo easily tpollad by the numarout amenities able for up to 2 yeara. Bad MANCHESTER. Three story writer for 40 years, pro­ cloth of Jesus and dismissed results, accused of taking part 24 pages, 2 sBCtlona ‘ where he lives, said the academy. V.S. Naipaul, a writer of Indian PUBLIC ACT m that Lawina Crossing has to offer. Not a typical con­ credit la not a problemllAsk room apartment, 1 bed­ RDDMMATE8 EARLY Season special. duced literature that “ has meant by others as a clever forgery. in a conspiracy to hide the “ If the urge to write should ever origin: and the perennially men­ Persons seeking classlflcatlan tor the first time for Fo­ dominium. Only aavan units left to choose from. how LOW paymanta can room, located on o WANTED Pair of GoodyOdr ra- Business____11 Obituarlee. a powerful upswing for the novel Ballestrero stressed the im­ truth, of being afraid of the rest, or Form land under PA 490 must file on application with , busline plus conve­ ■ leave me, I want that day to be my tioned Graham Greene of Britain. the Assessor within 30 days before ond 30 dovs otter the As­ help you SAVE YOUR dlal snow tires. Claaalfled _ 20-23 Opinion — as genre and for the development portance of the symbolism of truth.” HOME TODAYI nient to shopping. FREE Room 8, board In P175/70R13. Used only last,” Mahfouz said in a recent Last year’s winner was exiled sessment Day, October 1st. Comics____ IB People — of the literary language in the image but repeated that $400/month Includes exchange tor late night 0 couple of winters. interview. Soviet poet Joseph Brodsky. Joan LeBlond, CCMA Swiat CaEtarvathra Bresp Connecticut _4-B Sports Arabic-speaking cultural cir­ the Roman Catholic Church See SHROUD, page 12 Assessor heat. Immediate occu­ & early morning child Asking $75 tor the set. His major work was the Tril­ at (203) 454-1336 or pancy. Coll 649-4000, core. Mature woman Focus— — 8 Television. cles,” the academy said. M M t t S Call 647-1791 wee- ogy, completed in 1957, a semi- See NOBEL, page 12 068-09 (203) 4844404 Owner/Agent. preferred. 647-8633. knlghts before 9pm. Local newt— 2-4 Weather— "The range is, however. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 — S 1 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 13,1988 RECORD School board will study truancy call-back system

About Tow n Adopt a pet: Clancy, Impy Police Roundup schools have similar systems By Andrew J. Davis Board of Education meeting, that Manchester Herald prompt action would be taken. which are run by volunteers from the Parent-Teacher Association, By Barbara Richmond Youth charged in assault The proposal would not “ lan­ she said. Folk concert on Saturday Manchester Herald / The chairman of the Board of guish” since a vote must be taken A Manchester youth was arrested Wednesday and Education Has appointed a com­ before January when the board “ We must have the vision to A folk concert featuring former Bolton resident charged with assault after he reportedly punched mittee to look into a proposal by a begins preliminary budget prepa­ take the precautions now,” said Lynn Wadley will be held Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Clancy, part Irish setter and 6 two other youths, police said. ? group of citizens for a call-back rations. Dyer said. ITie board Leslie. "Attendance behavior is Unitarian Meetinghouse on Vernon Street. Admis­ part golden retriever, is this Walter C. Scott, 17, of 466 W. Middle Turnpike, was committee was empowered to learned. The child belongs in week’s featured dog. Clancy is telephone system, which organiz­ sion is $3. arrested at 6:48 p.m. after reportedly hitting John talk with the citizen’s committee, school.” about 1 year old, is a deep rust ers say will help stop truancy in Hakian, 17, of 32 Lenox St. and his 15-year-old friend school administration, and Bob The system would also help in color and seems to be very elementary schools. r Hakian and his friend told police they w e ri case a child is abducted or injured Board chairman Richard W. Digan, coordinator of the town’s Legion to Install officers smart. I •jja- i * walking up Main Street when Scott, who was with Dyer on Wednesday appointed Youth Services Bureau. The on the way to school, Leslie said. The Dilworth-Comell-Quey Post 102 of the He was found on Vernon two other people, approached them and accused board members James Moran- Youth Service’s Bureau monitors Although the system could not American Legion will install officers for the 1988-89 Street on Oct. 4. He also has a Hakian of talking about him, police said. The twp cey, Francis A. Maffe Jr. and attendance at town schools. prevent an abduction, parents, season Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The meeting will be friendly disposition. people with Scott were not Involved in the incidentr,: John Tucci to the committee. James P. Kennedy, school school officials and police would held at the post, 20 American Legion Drive. The only other new dog at the police said. Moraneey will be chairman of the superintendent, has said that be notified of the abduction early pound, as of ’Tuesday, was a Scott reportedly grabbed Hakian’s coat. Hakian; board’s committee, which will although he considers the prop­ on. which may help solve the Bonding class offered mixed breed male that looks told police Scott then slapped his friend in the fach study a proposal by the Commit­ osal to be worthwhile, he could case, she said. like he may be part Pekingese. and punched Hakian in the side of the head, policf tee for a Total Call Back System. not endorse it since there are “ From the heart, we would be "Baby Excersize and Massage: A Ciass for Dog Warden Richard Rand said said. r The Committee for a Total Call more pressing items that need devastated If a child was ab­ Parents," is designed to help parents strengthen he’s about 1 year old. Scott was charged with two counts of third-degree Back System is comprised of 34 to funding. ducted,” she said. ” Our program their feelings of cioseness with their infants. The assault. r. 40 citizens, said Co-Chairman Under the call-back system, will speed up the search process. class will be held Saturday from 9 to 11 a.m. at Rand isn’t sure where he was He was released on $500 non-surety bond and 11; Suzanne Leslie. The system parents and guardians of absent It could happen. That can’t be Manchester Memorial Hospital. picked up as he was found scheduled to appear in Manchester Superior Couif; would deter truancy by informing students are telephoned the denied. Let’s not wait for some­ Registration is required and can be made by Clancy Impy roaming by someone else and Monday. T parents when children did not morning of a student’s absence. thing to happen.” calling Elaine Kahaner at 646-1222. was left in the dog warden’s report to school. Leslie told the board that since The idea for a call-back system truck. began with Leslie, who was there is someone there from 6 to taken in by members of the Dyer directed the board’s com­ the proposed system would be The only other dog at the surprised to learn after moving Birthing center tours slated group. Some are in temporary mittee to report backin one to two staffed by paid workers instead of pound was one mentioned last 9 p.m., Mondays through F ri­ Current Quotations from Vernon a year-and-a-half days. The phone number at the homes and others are boarded months. He promised Leslie and volunteers, it would be more Manchester Memorial Hospital is sponsoring free week. He’s a mixed breed, reliable. ago that Manchester did not have pound is 643-6642 or you can call at various veterinary clinics. co-chairman Nancy Roser, who tours of its Fam ily Birthing Center on Sunday at about 14 weeks old and is Currently, five elementary a system. the police department, 646-4555 The cats are spayed or attended Wednesday night’s 3:30 p.m. The tours provide expectant parents with brindle color. He was found "The best thing we can do for the country is to shiK and they will get a message to neutered and given their shots an opportunity to learn more about the center’s roaming on Main Street. the Congress down and go home and make the before being put out for adop­ facilities and services. The very friendly male she­ the dog warden. people safe until January.” — Sen. Jake Ganf, There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog tion, unless they are too young The tours are offered on an ongoing basis on the pherd, Leo, last week’s fea­ R-Utah, on the prospect that Congress may have tp Friends of Dick Cobb donate and the new owner must have at the time. For more informa­ second and third Sunday of each month at 3:30 p.m. tured dog, has been adopted by remain in Washington through next week despite: the dog licensed. Before being tion about adopting call any of Interested parents shouid call the hospital’s a Birch Street family. The growing election pressures to get home and licensed the dog must have its the following numbers, 742- Community Health Education Department at friendly female setter cross, campaign. 647-6600 to register for a tour. mentioned in last week’s co­ rabies shot. 9666, 242-2156 or 623-0489. $4,835 for athietic equipment Aid to Helpless Animals Inc., The Glastonbury unit of Pro­ lumn, was claimed by her " I want to run it as a diamond, an absolute a Bloomfield-based group, has tectors of Animals is also owner. diamond. I want the employees to be well taken care More than $4,000 has been been ing that her husband always ment) will be the center of focus Seminar on asthma management many cats and ktitens that need seeking good homes f o r . the The dog pound is located on of. I want everybody to be happy.” — real estate raised by the "Friends of Dick wanted a weight room at the high of the room.” good homes. This week’s fea­ many animals its members Manchester Memorial Hospital will sponsor a town property off Olcolt Street, developer Donald Trump, on his plans for Easterd Cobb” to purchase weight equip­ school. A weight room should be tured kitten is a cuddly little take in. The numbers to call for seminar entitled "Breathing Easy: Asthma Self- near the landfill area. The dog Airlines’ Northeast shuttle, which he is buying foe ment at Manchester High School. "Dick felt children had to be operable by December, Simmons tiger named Impy. Impy is just that group are 633-2164 or Management Seminar” Simdau at 1 p.m. Thomas warden is at the pound week­ $365 million. Easterns’ unions plan to try to block the Cobb, a former standout athlete physically fit,” she said. said. About $17,000 has already one of many kittens and cats 659-3106. Frederick Plaut, an asthma consultant from days from noon to 1 p.m. and sale. and athletic director at the high Bernice Cobb presented a been spent on renovating the Amherst, Mass., will be the guest speaker. school, died in April at the age of check for $4,835 to Michael room and purchasing weights, hr The program costs $19 per person or $25 per "W e’ll sit up at night ’til we hear more. We’ll goofl 69. After his death, funds were Simmons, high school athletic said. family. To register call the hospital’s Community the way we have been. This is at least something^ collected in his honor to buy director. Simmons said the mo­ Six classes will be able to meet Health Education Department at 643-1223 or They have done something, but I don’t ferf weight equipment at the high ney would be used to purchase in the weight room next semester, 647-6600. Obituaries comfortable.” — Donna Hartford of Jefferson? school, said Bernice Cobb, a two weight machines that em­ said Simmons. Simmons also has N.H., after a former volunteer firefighter wa£ school board member and Cobb’s phasize leg curls and leg had discussions with the town Early pregnancy class scheduled arrested in connection with 16 suspicious fires. " wife. extensions. Recreation Department about opening the weight room to the Memorial donations may be Bernice Cobb said at Wednes­ “ This is the icing on the cake,” A free two-night early pregnancy class will be Wiihemina LaPolla public after school. Elinor D. Hansen made to the Glastonbury Visiting day’s Board of Education meet­ Simmons said. “ It (the equip­ held Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. in Conference Rooms Wilhemina LaPolla, 75, of 23 • E and F at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Elinor D. Hansen, 60, of Gla.s- Nurse Association. Otis St., died today (Oct. 13,1988) Corrections Reginald Plnto/Manchetter Herald second session will be held Oct. 24. tonbury, formerly of Manchester, at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ died Wednesday (Oct, 12,1988) at The sessions, which are recommended for women Marian Schofner tal. She was the widow of AN UR GENT NEED — Maria Hardin, Connecticut to become “more vocal” Careless smoking is reported In their second to fifth month of pregnancy, are Manchester Memorial Hospital. Marian (Moiumphy) Schofner, Lawrence LaPolla. The name of the director of the Provolone Golf patient services coordinator of the and recruit new members. She was offered the third and fourth Mondays of each month. She was the wife of John R. Tournament at Manchester Country Club last 75, of East Hartford, wife of the She was born in New Milford, Nationai Organization for Rare Dis­ meeting with the members in Boiton Pre-registration is required by calling 647-6600. Hansen. N.J., Sept. 17,1913, and had been Friday was incorrectly reported in a Tuesday sports She was born in Manchester, late Frank Schofner and sister of eases, urges 12 members oftheTourette Wednesday. as cause of blaze in 3-family Violet O’Reilly of Bolton, died a resident of Manchester for 37 column. Bob Bonadies of 185 E. Middle ’Turnpike March 12, 1928, She was the years, previously livin g in was the chairman of this year’s event. Syndrome Support Group of Eastern Smoke cessation clinic offered daughter of Ward and Astriad ’Tuesday (Oct. 11, 1988), at and her two children, Joseph, 14 the flames quickly becau.se the Queens, N.Y. for many years. Bv Michele Noble Hartford Hospital. and Thomas, 10, had gone to bed fire was confined to the couch and A smoke cessation clinic will be presented by the (Johnson) Dugan of Bonita Before retiring, she had been The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and- Manchester Herald Besides her sister, she is at around 10 p.m. after watching did not spread, Hughes said. American Cancer Society at the Holiday Matrix Springs, Fla, She had been a employed at Manchester Modes. fair In Its reporting. If an error Is made or survived by two sons, Frederick television. Smoke damage caused by the fire Fitness Center on West Middle Turnpike Monday at resident of Manchester most of She was a communicant of St. Information is misinterpreted, we want to make a Tourette Syndrome sufferers Careless use of smoking mate­ Schofner of Springfield, Mass., After discovering the fire. was also confined to Berube’s 7 p.m. her life before moving to Glaston­ James Church and a member of correction. ’The Herald’s phone number Is 643-2711. rials was most likely the cause a and Daniel Schofner of East Berube telephoned the fire de­ section of the home, he said. The cost of the program is $15, $10 of which will be bury in 1975, Before retiring, she the Manchester Emblem Club. fire late Wednesday night that Hartford: a daughter, Alice partment. grabbed her children returned upon completion of the program. To was employed at Brown’s Flor­ She is survived by a son, forced members of a three- Schofner of East Hartford: a and proceeded to knock on the After the fire was extinguished, register call the center at 646-4260. ists as a wedding consultant. Richard LaPolla of Vernon; and try to rekindle support group fam ily house at 11 Cross St, to Besides her husband and par­ brother, John Moiumphy of Sara­ Public Meetings 'doors of the occupants of the other Berube was taken to the emer­ two granddaughters. She .was evacuate their home. Capt. Jack ents, she is survived by a son, sota, Fla.: another sister, Bea­ Hughes of the town of Manchester apartments to warn them of the gency room at Manchester Mem­ predeceased by a son, Lawrence multiple movements called other costs involved in treatment. Martin Hansen of Manchester; a trice “Honey” Moores of We­ Bv Michele Noble fire, Hughes said. The home is orial Hospital where she was LaPolla, on Dec. 26, 1983. Meetings scheduled tonight. Hardin added. Fire Department said today. Dr. Crane’s Quiz thersfield; nine grandchildren; Manchester Herald “ tics.” and involuntary vocaliza­ owned by Pat Groton, 39, of 13 treated for second-degree burns daughter, Mrs. Andrea Clancy of The funeral will be Saturday at And while several so-called Joan Berube, 39, one of the Manchester; two brothers. Roger and five great-grandchildren. tions. Body tics may include Cross St. Hughes said he did not and released. 8 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral Orphan drugs are available to occupants of the three-decker, The funeral will be Saturday at Manchester BOLTON — In 1973, Maria rapid eye blinking, shoulder know how many other residents Dugan of Manchester and Ri­ Home, 142 E. Center St., followed alleviate the symptoms, they are was awakened by the smell, of 1. Which horse is most likely to be found on a 10 a.m. at the Newkirk & Whitney Hardin pasted a tape recorder shrugging, head jerking, facial were in their apartments at the Firefighters stayed at the scene chard Dugan of Seattle, Wash.; a by a Mass of Christian burial at Conservation Commission, Lincoln Center gold’ often not developed by pharma­ smoke coming from her living baseball diamond? Funeral Home, 318 Burnside under her seven-year-old daugh­ twitches or other repetitive time. for another 20 minutes, removing sister, Dorothy Clubb of Bonita 8:30 a.m. at St. James Church. room, 7:30 p.m. ceutical industries because they room at around 11:50 p.m. and SAWHORSE WHEELHORSE Ave., East Hartford. Burial will ter’s desk in order to record the movements of the torso or limbs. Firefighters responded to the smoke from Berube’s apartment Springs; and three Burial will be in St. James are unprofitable. Hardin said. discovered that her living room SEAHORSE CHARLEY HORSE be in Hillside Cemetery, East grunting sounds her child was Vocalizations may include re­ scene only minutes after Berube with large fans used for that granddaughters. Cemetery. Calling hours are Coventry On the nationai level, Hardin couch was on fire, Hughes said. 2. Which baseball player usually has the most Hartford. Calling hours are today making. She also convinced a peated sniffing, throat clearing, called and were able toextinguish purpose, Hughes said. The funeral will be Saturday at Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 said the Tourette Syndrome Asso­ Berube told firefighters that she finger injuries? a time to be announced from the from 7 to 9p.m. and Friday from 2 Arts Commission, Town Office Building, 7:30 school teacher to videotape the coughing, grunting, barking or p.m. ciation is the "strongest it’s ever OUTFIELDER SHORTSTOP to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. child while she was doing her shrieking. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main Memorial donations may be p.m. been” and is rapidly gaining CATCHER 3RD BASEMAN Memorial donations may be Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 schoolwork in order to catch her These symptoms — which have St. Burial will be in East made to the American Diabetes influence. She said although she 3. An avocado is a pear named after a made to the Visiting Nurses “ ticking” movements. long been miscontrued as a sign Cemetery. Calling hours are Association of Connecticut, 17 p.m. is “ disappointed with the disap­ In 1987 Mike Meotti and the SHARK ALLIGATOR Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Association, 70 Canterbury St., This was the only way that of behavioral abnormality or Oakwood Ave., West Hartford. pearance" of the membership in CROCODILE PORCUPINE East Hartford 06118. Hardin — now the patient servi­ "nervous habits” — are actually p.m. Connecticut, she is hopeful that 4. Men usually excel women in which one of these? ces coordinator of the National part of a neurological disorder Democratic Senate killed legislation the numbers will begin to climb NEATNESS TACT Thoughts Organization for Rare Disea.ses caused by a chemical imbalance over the next few years. HANDGRIP MORALITY — could convince doctors that her in the brain, Hardin said. The “ If you want to get vocal, don’t to strengthen the Death Penalty in 5. Mardi Gras occurs in which nicknamed city? child had Tourette Syndrome, a disease is among more than 5,000 College Notes When Elijah, the Prophet, went to Mount Horebhe be afraid, do it.” Hardin urged WINDY CITY GOTHAM rare neurological movement dis­ rare “ Orphan” diseases that expected to see the mighty power of God in an members. 'T v e seen miracles DELTA CITY BEAN CITY order which affects less than affect less than 200,000 people. earthquake or the leaping flames of a great fire.. happen.” Connecticut by not allowing debate! 6. Match the ports terms at the left with the 100,000 Americans. But because many doctors and Earns perfect grade average Instead Elijah saw it in the gentle rustle of wind* ■’’Twelve years ago nobody playing areas where they usually occur. Begins college studies Hardin, who spoke to a dozen even some neurologists believe speaking in a small voice. knew about Tourette Snydrome,” (a) S lic e ...... (v) Gridiron Cheryl Finkelstein of 109 Strawberry Lane, a the disease is a phychological Laurie Smith, daughter of Jeffery and Rosemary Have you ever reflected that our Lord used the members of the Tourette Syn­ (b) Shall...... (w) Diamond sophomore at Michigan State University, has disorder, parents often have she said. “ We’ve come a long way Smith of Manchester, has entered her freshman wind — the changeable, unpredictable wind — as a drome Support Group of eastern (c) Offside...... (x) Golf links earned a perfect 4.0 grade point average for the trouble obtaining the insurance and I hope that we can get it going year at Mount Saint Mary’s College in Emmitsburg, symbol of the Spirit? Why did he choose such a ' Connecticut on Wednesday night (d) Half nelson...... (y) Mat they need to pay for medical and in Connecticut again.” Md. spring term at the university. figure that represents to us that which is most' at St. George’s Episcopal Church, (e) Squeeze play ...... (z) Pool table She attends Lyman Briggs School which is a She attended Manchester High School. variable, less permanent, most difficult to chart or, said there is an “ urgent need” to residential school offering a liberal curriculum in control? The weathermen have wrestled with the re-establish the group's strength Answers in Classified section. science and mathematics. She attended Manches­ Honored by college wind for centuries and their predictions fail as often in the state. MH-10-88 ter High School. The group’s membership "v ir­ Kristine Marquez of Manchester was honored as they succeed. We cannot control the wind, but we can adjust to it — set up our windmills a nd wait. The tually disappeared” after Hardin recently at a dean’s list reception at Mount Vernon — who headed the state organiza­ Lottery College in Washington, D.C. Spirit is not capricious and fitful but God visits us in CARL tion from 1980 to 1985 — left her M ak e his own good time. What matters most is our She is a U.S. policy and politics major. Named to dean’s list position to work for NORD, the Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in lotteries faithfulness — in season and out of season, feel like it Elizabeth L. Tan, daughter of Frederic and form er president said at the around New England: or not, vision or no vision. On college tennis team Evelyn Tan of 350 Timrod Road, has been named to meeting. The group’s member­ the Best Connecticut daily: 752. Play four: 7138. As the wind blows, as the Spirit moves, let us be' Terl McGehan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Philip the dean’s list at Union College, Schenectady, N.Y.. ship had risen from a core group ZINSSER] Massachusetts daily: 9775. Megabucks: 2-5-10-11- attentive for God is giving us a message of hope,' McGehan of Manchester has been selected as a for the 1987-88 academic year. of 50 people in 1975 to more than 15-30. forgiveness, command, or love. Even in the most member of the 1988 varisty tennis team at Enidcott She is a member of the class of 1990 and is a 500 in 1985, she said. Choice ^ voted to strengthen Tri-state daily: 770, 4925. changeable circumstance — God is speaking! biology-economics major. She is a graduate of " I know that there are at least Rhode Island daily: 8109. Grand Lottery: College, Beverly, Mass. Loomis-Chaffee School. 500 families out there with the Death Penalty in 244-3549-13062-956637. She is a senior at Endicott. Billy J, Scott Senior Paator children who are suffering from for a Change. First Baptist Church, the disease but I don’t know how 1985 — only to have Manchester' anybody can obtain the old state We take care of your car, Inside and out, with W eather mailing lists,” Hardin told the 14 services, plus a Free Car Wash. Only 10 the Governor veto it. group. ; “ It (the group) was my baby minutes! No appointment necessary. Mostly sunny Manchester Herald 6nd I ’m sad to see that it OIL CHANGE CHECK & FILL; REGIONALWEATHER disappeared so rapidly,” she INCLUDES: • Brake fluid U S P S 327>500 VOL. CVIII, No. 11 • Change oil (up to • Power steering added. , . 5qts,) 10W-30or fluid Accu-Weather* forecast for Friday Manchester and vicinity: To­ : John Holliger, convener of the • Battery 1OW-40 • Transmission Daytime Conditions and High Temperaltures night, mostly clear and cold. Low Publlthod dally axcapi Suggested carrier rates • New oil filter Sunday and certain holl* are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 tee Eastern Connecticut Tourette fluid around 30. Friday, mostly sunny •Chassis lube • Windshield daya by iha Mancheatar one month, $23.10 ter Syndrome Support Group, said • Vacuum interior PEiilBilL and not as cold. High 50 to 55. washer Publlihing Co., 16 Bral- three months. $46.20 ter about 30 families have attended • Check air filter • Differential Outlook for Saturday, fair and nard Place, Manchester, six months add $92.40 ter group meetings at the church. • Clean windshield Return Credibility to the Senate dry weather with a high in the 60s. • Check tire pressure Conh. 06040. Second one year. Ssnior citizen However, only about a handful of • Check belts & claaa postage peld at and mall ratss are avalle- jieople usually show up at the hoses Manchester, Conn. Post­ ble on request. UMChssPwtection West Coastal, East Coastal; fneetings, he said Tonight, mostly clear and cold. master: Send address T o place en advertise­ ALL FOR ONLY changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a nswe • Hardin said that when she 10MINUTE Low in the mid 30s. Friday, partly ter Herald. P.O. Box 591, Itsm or picture Idee, call turned the organization over to an sunny and not as cold. High in the Manchester, Conn. 06040. 643-2711. Office hours are elderly couple in 1985, the group mid 50s. Outlook for Saturday, '0 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday had prepared more than 5,000 ZINSSER through Friday. fair and dry weather with a high If you don’t receive your leaflets listing the symptoms and S3 Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays The Manchester Herald OILCHANGE COMPLETE in the 60s. treatments of the disease which STATE SENATOR — AGAIN , 4 or 7:30 a.m. Saturdays, la a member of Th e “ Make the Best Choice for a Change!’ M -F 8:30-5:30; Th 8:30-8:00 pleMS telephone your car­ Associated Press, the were to be sent to physicians and Sat. 8:00-5:00; Sun. 10:00-3:00 Atantic Northwest Hills: Tonight, rier. II you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ heurologists across the state. 315 Broad St., Manchester 647- Pull Lever 4B Ooaan mostly clear and cold. Low in the reach your carriar. call tions, the New England Those fliers are now "probably upper 20s. Friday, partly sunny subscriber service at 647- Newspaper Association Fitting in someone’s garage Today's weather picture was drawn by Aasha Qrezel, and the Now England FREE CAR WASH and not as cold. High near 50. 9946 by 6 p.m. weekdays ter dellvaiy In Manchester. Prase Association. somewhere,” she said. Paid for by ZINSSER FOR SENATE - '68, Ron Walah, Treaiurer______Outlook for Saturday, fair and who lives at 293 Taylor St., Vernon, and attends The : Tourette Syndrome is charac­ A $4.95 VALUE, FREE WITH OIL CHANGE AND THIS AD eiSaO Aocw-WMItMT. inc. dry weather with a high in the 60s. Cornerstone Christian School. terized by rapidly repetitive MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 - 5 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 UConn agrees to conduct Teen births costly STATE BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Teen-agers having babies cost about $96.5 million in Fairfield Quinn says he’ll prove *it’s time for a change’ County in 1985, a report says. ^vood chipper' murder poll (k R EG IO N The report released Wednesday by the By Andrewidrew J. Davis Greater Bridgeport Adolescent I^egnancy Manchesterhester Herald ^ f o o Program, says that in 1985, $77 million was spent Campaigii ’88 NEWTOWN (AP) - Richard microscopic body fragments eastern Connecticut and now Guilty plea In drug case in public subsidies and $19.5 million more was John Quinn is ready to return to the House of Crafts’ new defense attorney has found among wood chips near the faces a death sentence. shouldered by the families of teen-agers who 55th Assembly District convinced the Institute for ^ c ia l That poll, used as evidence to Representatives, and he hopes the people of the lake. HARTFORD (AP) — A former pharmacy had babies. 55th District agree. Inquiry, a department of the The trial had been moved from support defense arguments that supervisor at the Veterans Administration Mary Ann Freeman, executive director for th6 University of Connecticut, to the trial should be moved from Quinn, a former member of the House from 1975 Danbury to New London because Medical Center in Newington pleaded guilty to program, called the report, “ The Economic ^ conduct a statewide poll to find of pre-trial publicity, and it ended New London to Bridgeport, to 1983 from Fairfield, is running on the fradulently obtaining 200 tablets of a narcotic Impact of Adolescent Pregnancy In Fairfield and re-elected because I served them well. It’s not jout how much state residents July 15 during jury deliberations showed that nearly 60 percent of Democratic ticket against Republican incumbent 'IT drug and embezzling government property. County,” a landmark study. like you’re saying if we don’t elect Peter we’re ; know about the so-called wood when a Juror who had been the the people sampled believed Ross J. Peter Fusscas. Robert Pintoff, 36, of Farmington wrote false “ It is necessary to know what the economic losing eight years. I know what to do.” chipper murder case. lone holdout for acquittal refused was guilty. Quinn, who will turn 40 on Nov. 29, has lived in and partly illegible entries in the pharmacy impact of adolescent pregnancy is in our People are responding to his campaign theme, liie results could be used by the to go on. The Crafts poll could help or the Amston section of Hebron for a year. But he vault register at the VA center In his attempt to communities if we are to mobilize the public and has worked in Hebron as executive director of the “ Time for a Change” , since many are not pleased defense, which contends Crafts Crafts remains in the Montville hinder the defense’s contention avoid detection, according to the U.S. attorney’s private sectors to allocate sufficient resources Easter Seals Society of Connecticut since 1981. He with Fusscas’ visibility in the district, Quinn said. cannot get a fair trial anywhere In Correctional Center, unable to that there is no place left in the office. to reduce the numbers of children having said people are getting to know who he is. Quinn wants to hold two constituent meetings in the state because of the highly post $750,000 bond. The defense’s state where Crafts can receive a children,” Freeman said in a forward to the “ They are learning who John Quinn is,” Quinn every town each year in an attempt to stay in touch publicized, four-month trial ear­ appeal of a judge’s refusal to fair trial. CYafts’ former attor­ Pintoff entered his plea Wednesday in U.S. report. said. “ And they don’t know who Peter Fusscas is. with the people. He said he does not just want to lier this year that ended without a reduce the bond is on its way to ney, J. Daniel Sagarin, claimed District Court before Judge Peter C. Dorsey. I’m talking to people. That’s important. I’m not mail questionnaires, which he calls a Fusscas verdict. the state Supreme Court. that prejudicial pre-trial public­ Sentencing was set for December. hanging around.” trademark. Gerald Smythe, a public de­ Donald Ferree Jr., the insti­ ity was overwhelming and had Pintoff, who was the supervisory pharmacist Shooting victim dies " I want to meet the people now,” Quinn said. fender appointed last month tute’s associate director, on Wed­ Quinn supporters paint him as a man with tainted the available jury pools in at the medical center until his resignation in NEW YO RK (A P ) — A 16-year-old New Quinn said he supports such issues as increased when Crafts said he had run out of nesday confirmed that the Crafts experience, who also will be more visible than every judicial district in the state. July 1987, was responsible for ensuring that London youth died Wednesday at Harlem state subsidies for day-care centers and adult day money to pay his private lawyer, poll will be done, but said the ISI Fusscas. Danbury State’s Attorney Wal­ proper controls existed in monitoring the care. “ Things have changed in our economy. To said he requested the poll but does not reveal in advance when Hospital, eight days after he and a companion “ I think he’s already been a fine legislator,” ter Flanagan, who prosecuted dispensing of drugs. make ends meet, you have to have quality day declined to talk about it. it will conduct its polls. He also were found in the lobby of a building with gun said House Speaker Irving J. Stolberg, D-New Crafts in the first trial, has care,” he said. “ I ’d rather not comment. declined to discuss specifics wounds to their heads. Haven. “ He’s demonstrated that.” argued that a fair trial is possible. But to do this, he said it must be state subsidized You’re talking about evidence about the questions that will be Warren D. Hodge died at 10:29 a.m ., a hospital Stolberg added that he associates Quinn with But he and Sagarin have agreed Old tree may be saved and eligibility requirements should be expanded. that could be used in the de­ asked. spokesman said. His companion on the trip to such human service issues as education, social that New London should be ruled “ The levels have to be higher because housing fense,” he said. Ferree said the ISI typically W ESTPORT (A P) — A 100-year-old silver New York, John L. Irizary, 20, also of New services, mental health and consumer legislation. out for a second trial because of costs are higher.” Crafts, a former airline pilot interviews about 500 people over maple tree has won a reprieve from its death London, remained in critical condition. • “ I can’t associate Mr. Fusscas with those areas. the attention the' first trial at­ Quinn also supports the selling of college bonds. from Newtown, is accused of a week or so for a poll. Prior sentence. Detectives at New York’s 34th Precinct He’s a nice guy (but) someone who’s accomp­ ______tracted and because of the limited Parents who buy the bonds would have space killing his wife, Helle, cutting up knowledge of tbe poll by people A petition signed by 50 concerned Westport upgraded Hodge's shooting to a homicide lished very little,” Stolberg said. Andrew Davle/Menchester Herald pool of potential jurors in the guaranteed for their children if the children meet her body with a chain saw and who will be sampled could alter residents convinced the Board of Selectman to Wednesday, but otherwise reported no new Not everyone, though, is enthralled with Quinn. area. State Rep. Linda Emmons, R-Madison, said Quinn eligibility requirements, he said. STUMPING FOR SUPPORT — John The Democrat is running against state putting parts of the body through the outcome slightly, though the sheathe the ax on Tuesday night. developments in the case. did well representing Fairfield, but since that area Housing also is an important issue to Quinn, who Quinn talks to supporters at the Rep. J. Peter Fusscas, R-Marlborough, a wood chipper along Lake Zoar effects are not certain, Ferree Smythe said he does not know Westport Tree Warden Kip Recor had ordered Hodge and Irizary were found in the lobby of a is so affluent, Quinn does not represent the views says he'd like to control residential growth by Marlborough Arts Festival on Sept. 25. for the 55th Assembly District Seat. in Southbury. Helie Crafts, an said. when a second trial might take the town-owned tree’s removal for liability building at on West 160th St., In the Washington of the 55th District, which consists of Andover, zoning. He says he also would support additional airline flight attendant, has been A similar poll was done several place, but that court reporters in reasons, to the dismay of surrounding residents. Heights section of the city, shortly before 5; 30 Bolton, Hebron, Marlborough and a precinct in state housing assistance. missing since November 1986. years ago in the case of Michael New London say it could take four Second Selectman Wally M eyer said a.m. Oct. 4. Both had been shot in the head and “ Now I feel much more comfortable. It’s (politics) me,’ that’s where you get the vote.’ ” Manchester. “ You have to have higher limits. Let’s be a little The state brought Crafts to trial Ross, who eventually was con­ months to transcribe the nearly their hands were bound behind their backs with aiways been in my blood.” Quinn claims he has heard complaints on how vacationing First Selectman Martha Hauhuth Fusscas is for the working individual who is “ not more practical where the state can help out,” March 14 without a body, relying victed in a string of rapes and 10,000 pages of testimony from Fusscas is beatable because he was only elected Fusscas handles constituent work. He said that would review the case with Recor on Thursday. cord. making top dollar. I never saw that from John Quinn said. “ We have to provide the opportunity instead on expert witnesses and murders of young women in the first trial. in 1980 due to a President Ronald Reagan landslide Fusscas’s politics are often partisan and that the Quinn,” said Emmons, ranking House member of for them. We have to take action for middle-class that swept many Republicans into office, Quinn Republican legisiator does not represent all the the Finance, Revenue and Bonding Committee, of America.” said. Also, the absence of the party lever will help people. which Fusscas is a member. Also, Quinn said he supports protecting the environment and groundwater, and believes a his chances, he said, because Connecticut has the “ Peter makes up his mind and that’s the way he But who is John Quinn? tendency to “ go Republican” during presidential goes,” Quinn said. T ruancy He is a four-term representative from Fairfield more complex mass transit system to Hartford is election years. He adds, “ To be a good state iegislator, you have and son of Fairfield Democrat Thomas V. Quinn. needed. He says people will be willing to vote for him to get things through. You have to work with He said he has the experience and knowledge to be A member of the Hebron Board of Finance, even if some do swing towards the Republican side people on both sides. You represent all the an effective representative again. He is a talkative Quinn said he is itching to get back into the House. solutions in the presidential elections. people.” man who's known by his long, sweeping mustache. He said he did not run for office in 1982 because he had just taken over the Easter Seals directorship “ I still think Connecticut has a tendency to go Quinn lives with his wife Brenda Hines Gergler “I’m not someone they just put up as a at 10 Mohegan Lane in Amston. He has four nEamaBnaMuiH Repubiican in an election year,” he said. “ But figurehead. I feel Peter is beatable,” Quinn said. and he wanted to get to know his job. “ Since it when people think, ‘what did this person do for children. “ I have eight years experience. I’ve been elected was a new job, I needed to learn the job,” he said. working

BRIDGEPORT (AP) - Al­ fredo Soto makes his living Zinsser lists Meotti and searching the streets for kids. Soto is one of four jruant officers in Bridgeport. He tries to persuade truant students from 31 contributions Zinsser split elementary and middle schools to go back to school. “ Some kids are ashamed to go Campaign fund contributions totaling $18,425 COMBBUnON! to school because they have few IT’S A WINNING COMBINATION OF SELECTION AND SATISFACTION! have been reported by Carl Zinsser, Republican on objectives clothes and no food,” Soto said candidate for the state Senate from the 4th Wednesday. “ Some say they fell Senatorial District. asleep because they were out too In a report filed Tuesday with the office of the By Nancy Concelman late, some say they have to work. Secretary of the State, the Zinsser campaign Manchester Herald I hear all kinds of excuses.” committee reports campaign expenditures so far of In addition to having truant $12,183.32, leaving a balance of $6,241.68. Republican Carl Zinsser came out swinging again officers patrol the streets,' city FRONT-WHEEL DRIVE Of the contributions, a total of $11,625 has come during his third debate Wednesday with state Sen. officials are also rewarding from individual contributors, with most of them Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, and Meotti ans­ schools with good attendance PLYMOUTH VOYAGER. contributions of $50 or less. The highest individual wered Zinsser’s charges with a cool recitation of his records by throwing pizza contributions for the current reporting period from legislative record. parties. #1 IN CUSTOMER SATISFACTION July 9 to Oct. 6 were donations of $200 from Paul F. Zinsser, who is seeking to regain the 4th The truancy problem is state­ Fiano of 12 Fiano Road, Bolton and from John H. Senatorial District seat he lost to Meotti in 1986, wide, officials say, but school OF ANY AMERICAN MINI-VANI* Scelza of Newington. Most of the contributions were defended his 1985 vote against a legislative leaders in Bridgeport believe Introducing a new turbo-powered** Plymouth for $50 each. amendment that would increase tax relief to the they are making a dent in it. Contributions from other committees have elderly and criticized Meotti and the Democratic- “ The dilemma we face is the Voyager! Choose the Value Wagon Package and totaled $6,800. The major contribution for the controlled Legislature for eliminating the state hard-core truants — the kids who get automatic transmission at no extra cost! current period is $2,000 from the Senate Republi­ inspector general post and the Transportation have been out of school for six, cans Victory ’88 Committee. Contributions of $1,000 Accountability Board. The debate, held at the Lowe seven or eight months and are each are listed for the political action committee of Program Center of Manchester Community Col­ hanging around the streets,” said the Connecticut Association of Realtors and the lege, attracted about 75 people and was sponsored AlbertDerarducci, director of Manchester Republican Women’s Club. by the college newspaper. The Cougar. school security, suspensions and The largest campaign expense listed for this The debate began with the incumbent Meotti. a truancy. “ Some are infatuated reporting period is $4,730 to Allied Printing of Democrat, heading off criticism from his Republi­ with life on the streets.” CASHBACK° Manchester for election pamphlets. Other major can opponent by defending his support of the new aid Berarducci said Wednesday $1000 $400 expenses are $1,488.08 to Lincoln Engraving of to education formula and his work on protecting that Bridgeport’s truancy prob­ ___ ^ - Manchester for stationary, $1,118 to Patrick Media wetlands and repeating his opposition to forced lem has been diminishing. He Group of Hartford for billboards, and $1,069.02 to busing. said last year, he had 600 the Manchester Herald for newspaper DEBATE — U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Farmington Wednesday. Lieberman, a During opening statements Meotti noted that two referrals of truant students, but advertisements. Democrat, is seeking to unseat Republi­ Republican members of the Glastonbury Board of that 500 of those students have Zinsser’s opponent, incumbent Democrat Mi­ Jr., R-Conn., shakes hands with state Education have publicly said that forced busing to returned to school on a steady chael Meotti of Glastonbury had not yet filed his Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman can Weicker as U.S. Senator from promote desegregation is not an issue in the basis. report Wednesday. The deadline is today. Connecticut. campaign. after a debate between the two in “ There is a truancy problem, PLYMOUTH SUNDANCE COLT HATCHBACK “ The issue is not busing, the issue is the quality of CHRYSLER NEW YORKER LANDAU CHRYSLER LEBARON COUPE but we’ re attacking It,” he said. Best value in its classit Includes front-wheel drive. All new for 1989. Front-wheel drive, power brakes, schools,” Meotti said. “ The worst thing we can do Luxuiy and performance, with Y 6 povyer and With its new 2.5 liter turbocharged, engine, multipoint “ One of the reasons is their 2.2-liter engine and electronic fuel injection 1.5-liter engine, 13" argent styled-steel wheels with this is try to make political hay out of this.” computer-controlled 4-speed automatic electronic fuel injection and 15" cast aluminum environment — it’s stronger than standard. Now save hundreds on the Rallye Sport and more! Zinsser attacked the Democrat-controlled Legis­ we are. Some of it is drug-related transmission. Backed by Crystal Key Protection wheels, your adrenalin will pump into overdrivel Lieberman knocks Weicker PackagePt ______lature for eliminating the inspector general position and some of it is the parents have that’s better than Rolls Royce or Mercedes.^ School bonding and Transportation Accountability Board and said , lost control of their kids." cashback: the Democrats intend to get rid of the state The city is using several CASHBACK” $500 on ‘lousy’ attendance record Properties Review Board, also. The board reviews programs to fight the problem $300 plan is backed state real estate acquisitions or the sale or lease of including; By Judd Everhart _ one key vote since 1980.” Weicker attorney general, repeatedly in­ state property. The Transportation Accountability — Every month the school that Associated Press said. “ So, thank you very much voked the name of the late Gov. Board monitors the operations of the Department of has the best attendance gets a A proposal for a state mini-bond education for the bed-check, but to me, it Ella T. Grasso, who, he said, Transportation. flag for the month. The school savings program has been made by state Rep. FARMINGTON (AP) - Re­ isn’t a question of quantity, it’s taught him about budgeting dur­ Meotti said he would oppose a proposal to with the most Improved attend­ John W. Thompson, who is seeking re-election in publican Sen. Lowell P. Weicker quality.” ing his years in the state Senate. eliminate the state Properties Review Board. ance gets a flag too. Manchester’s 13th Assembly District. Jr. says the campaign of his Lieberman countered that Weicker accused Lieberman of A four-member press panel questioned candi-' ■ Four truant officers go to trying to hide behind the skirts of dates for the first half hour on abortion,, The program would include a payroll deduc­ Democratic challenger. Joseph I. Weicker had missed more than homes looking for children who CHRYSLER LEBARON GTS Lieberman. is running out of 300 votes during his current Grasso, a popular governor from environmental issues, affordable housing and other are reported missing from PLYMOUTH HORIZON AMERICA CHRYSLER FIFTH AVENUE PLYMOUTH RELIANT AMERICA The turbocharged sports sedan lor families in the fast tion system similar to that for United States subjects. During the second half of the debate Well-equipped, affordably-priced and fun to drive, For the discriminating luxury car buyer. Fifth Avenue steam if all Lieberman has to six-year term. 1975 to the end of 1980. when she . school. The proven family performer is back, with front- Savings Bonds. In a news release, Thompson, a offers V-8 power and a quiet ride amid elegant lane! Exciting, yet practical, with hatchback versatility complain about is Weicker’s 90 Weicker said after the debate stepped down as she was dying of audience members questioned candidates on a ■ Lost year, schools with low wheel drive, available six-passenger room and an it’s the best value in a subcompact from America Democrat, said that under his plan, state surroundings. and front-wheel drive handling. percent attendance record. that many of those missed votes cancer. variety of subjects, including day care and the attendance records were visited improved suspension for even better handling. orJapanP government, local governments, and private The attendance issue domi­ were on technical, procedural Weicker recalled Lieberman’s budget deficit. by small groups consisting of employers would be encouraged to make payroll nated Wednesday’s second de­ matters. Some of the others were years in the state Senate when he Meotti said his top two environmental concerns guidance counselors, parents and bond deductions possible to open up a new bate between W eicker and missed, he said, when he was ill or voted to increase the sales tax, for next session are solid waste disposal and the truancy intervention officers. AND ONLY THE GHBYSLElFPLYNIOinH COMBINATION GIVES YOU 7/70 PROTECnON. financial avenue to moderate and low income Lieberman. when one of his children was ill. the corporations tax, the capital groundwater protection. He stressed local auto­ At the end of the year, if Protects engine, powertrain and optional turbo for 7 years or 70,000 miles and against outer body rust-through for 7 years or 100,000 miles. employees. Lieberman called Weicker’s Weicker said he had no com­ gains tax. the gasoline tax and in nomy in creating recycling programs but said the attendance improved, the schools Seeacopyofthislimitedwarrantyatyourdealer.Restrictionsapply.ExcludesColt. attendance record “ lousy” and plaints about Lieberman’s latest favor of a state income tax. state must help. were given some kind of token The proposal would be an expansion of the new •BasedonJD Powers Assoc i988Lighl-DutyTruckCSI:customersatisfaclionwithproduclqualilyanddealerserviceof 1987domeslicmodels **Turbooplional one of the worst in the Senate. commercials because “ any­ "Talk about the tax man “ We don’t just pass the law and walk away from , such as pizza parties. “ College Family Savings Plan,” which encour­ 5 Sm a copy of this 5/50 limited warranty at your dealer. Restrictions apply. tBased on sticker price...... comparison of comparably-equ ipped 1988 competitive a Weicker said that “ 90 percent in thing’s fair in this business.” cometh? He cometh,” said it. We pass the law and make it work.” Meotti said. ■ The school system bought L d e f S w L S t o “ Report.^89competitivepricesnotavailableatdateolpublication.ttBasedonst ages families to save ahead for their children’s anybody’s book is an A.” But. he said, if Lieberman is Weicker. who added that if But Zinsser criticized the state for not following machines which enable it to send "Cash back forbuyersolnewdealer stock. °°Cash back forbuyersol new'88dealerstock.______education at a minimal cost to the state. Rankings released by the Lieb- going to continue to "harp” on his Lieberman hadn’t wanted to through on recycling legislation. He said the state telephone messages to parents at But the bonds, in amounts as low as $1,000, erman campaign showed attendance record and his vote increase taxes, he could have needs to get the word out to residents that they’ll night, e laining their child would cost from $300 to $700 depending on Weicker. with an average of against a measure banning smok­ stood to Grasso and said “ No” as have to begin recycling by 1991. wasn’t in (^liool. maturity dates, Thompson said, making it about 90 percent over the past six ing on airplanes while he accepts Weicker said he had frequently " I f the problem is as bad as we say it is.. .then why ■ Two years ago, the school are we putting off until 1991 implementing this difficult for some families to buy the bonds when years, ranked 86th out of 100 money from the tobacco lobby,. done to President Reagan, a implemented an attendance pol­ fellow Republican. program?” Zinsser said. they are issued periodically. senators in attendance. “ I ’d say the campaign has run out icy, which allows for only five “ You can’t do your job unless of gas.” Lieberman said after the de­ He added that he would support measures to , days of unexcused absences for Thompson said bonds issued by the state of you go to work.” Lieberman told The two men also clashed on the bate that he didn’t stand up to implement the recycling program sooner. each marking period before the CHQRCHES MOTORS, INC. • 80 OAKLAND STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. Grasso “ because she was right,” On the abortion question, Zinsser, who opposes Washington in a similar program sold out in one Weicker during the debate spon­ issue of raising taxes to pay for school takes action. MANCHESTER PLYMOUTH, INC. • RTE. 83, TOLLAND TURNPIKE • TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. day. sored by the Connecticut Broad­ new programs, balancing the that the state was in such dire legal abortion except in circumstances of rape or ■ As a last resort, the school financial straits that there was no life threatening cases, was asked if he would favor Payroll savings would eliminate that problem, casters Association. “Your at­ budget and reducing the federal will send the child to court and let ENFIELD CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH • 907 ENRELD STREET • ENRELD, COHN. tendance record is a lousy one.” deficit. choice but to raise taxes. He said illegallzlng birth control pills, considered by some a judge decide how to discipiine Thompson said. his vote in favor off an income tax to be a f o i^ of abortion. The attendance issue is also a Weicker said he has not hesi­ him or her. SCRANTON CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH • 55 WINDSOR AVENUE • ROCKVILLE, CONN. "The new Family College Savings Plan is a theme in Lieberman’s latest tated to vote for tax increases to had been a mistake and that he Zinsser said he was not a physician and couldn’t CHRYSLER “ The key is monitoring,” Ber­ major step forward in helping families to meet campaign commercials. pay for such things as the war on later voted to repeal that tax as a comment on whether birth control pills should be arducci said. “ Once they’re back WORLD CLASS CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH • 130 TURNPIKE ROAD • WINDSOR LOCKS, COHN. the crushing costs of higher education,” Weicker noted that his voting drugs. result of a loud public outcry. illegal, but repeated his belief that “ a child should in .(schooi), we’i*e making sure VlymoLitfi Thompson said. ” I believe, however, that we record is roughly the same as Lieberman said Weicker is too Recent independent polls show be given the opportunity to be born and then they’re in school and developing have to continue to seek innovative ways for Connecticut’s other senator. De­ quick to raise taxes and that he Weicker with at least a 14-point adopted.” mocrat Christopher J. Dodd, and would first look to see where lead over Lieberman. But Meotti said. “ I don’t think you have to be a good habits.” people of all incomes to fullfill the American For Soto, monitoring is a money could be saved on the The two men have their third physician to make a decision on whether or not Protects engine, powertrain and optional turbo for 7years or 70,000 miles and against outer body rust-through for 7 years or 100,000 miles. dream of a college education.” said “ I don’t hear my opponent full-time job that pays him $17,000 complaining about that.” spending side of the budget. and final debate on Tuesday in you're in favor or in opposition of criminalizing Seeacopyofthislimitedwarranty atyourdealer. Restrictions apply. ExcludesColt. over a -month school year. “ This senator has not mi.ssed Lieberman. now the state’s Hartford. birth control.” 10 MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 — 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. Oct. 13, 1988 OPINION Make Rudy’s day, go check those alarm batteries! Quick. When was the last time you checked the squadron were. If he was part of a combat crew overgrown chick had just pecked its way out. It batteries in your smoke detector? You say don’t that flew bombing missions, he probably flew seems this was used on the Bon Ami float for the know? You have just failed one of the questions on overseas with his crew and airplane. The amount of town of Manchester’s Centennial Celebration, Oct. a quiz designed to test your knowledge of fire time he spent overseas depended on how long it 5,1923. R e se rvo ir STATE DEPARTMENT safety. ViDage took to fly the number of missions needed to rotate “Someone walked along in a chicken suit, and OF PUBLIC WORKS J a ck The quiz has been distributed by the town of back to the U.S. that was the egg used,” said Bell. He dusted it off Manchester Fire Department in honor of Fire C rier “If he was part of a ground crew, as I was, then and stored it until the building’s birthday A n d erso n Prevention Week, which ends Saturday. he probably spent nearly three years overseas and celebration. solu tion \yAJk Th8 quiz also asks whether you test your smoke went over by boat. I left the U.S. in December of On Sunday, he set the egg on the platform where detectors regularly, whether you know their 1942 and we were stationed at air bases in North Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., Town Manager Robert number and location in your home and whether or Africa, Sardinia, Corsica and Dijon, France. We Weiss and state Sen. Michael Meotti made their I ‘ ~ l~ T T not you can clearly recognize the sound of the detecting smoke. were in France when the war in Europe ended. remarks. is w e lc o m e detector. And don’t get annoyed with the sound of the “I hope someone who knows Roman Sendowski And no one said a word about the politicians The last question on the quiz, and perhaps the detector. After all, as the slogan of Fire Prevention and where he now is, sees this little article and laying an egg. STATE most important, asks whether the smoke detectors Week says, a smoke detector is a “sound you can contacts me so I can get in touch with Roman. I OFFICE are located outside of ail sleeping areas in your □ □ □ LEASES live with.” want to thank this newspaper for their kindness The arduous and seemingly endless task of Animal rights home and on every floor. and cooperation in this matter. Hoping to receive FIFTY YEARS AGO - From the Manchester If you answered “no” to any of these questions, □ □ □ some good news soon. So long and take care. Evening Herald on Thursday, Oct. 13,1938; finding a way to restore the Risley Reservoir you may be unwittingly placing your life at risk. to its original appeal and usefulness seems to HELP SOUGHT — “I was in the Army Air Corps If you can help, write to Carciotto at 321N. Main The work of restoring trolley service in the Statistics show that almost one-third of all smoke during World War II and a member of the 17th St., Miltown, N.J. 08850. Hartford District will get underway next week. have been resolved, due largely to the detectors in American homes are not working. Following the hurricane and floods last month, execs dispute Bomb Group, 95th Squadron,” writes Joe Carciotto □ □ □ intervention of the Manchester Land “The more we can do to make our homes more of Miltown, N. J. “The airplane we used was a buses were substituted on many lines. Manchester Conservation Trust. firesafe, the more we can reduce the tragedy lire medium bomber, a Martin B-26 Marauder. For the HISTORIC EGG — While working on the second is one of the sections that will be started later and When the problem was in the hands of the causes each year across the United States,” says past 12 years we have been holding reunions and floor in the old Bon Ami Building on Hilliard Street, in the meantime, buses are taking care of towns that border the reservoir, chiefly our findings Deputy Fire Marshal Rudy Kissman. are still searching for our missing members. I have Bob Beil came across a box of a puzzling size and passengers. It was found that buses would make Manchester and Vernon, there was no real property ------Firefighters recommend frequent testing of the been helping in this search,” he writes. shape. “We were joking around, saying, 'Sure, it the roundtrip from Hartford to Manchester in promise of a solution. 'gEviEXr smoke detectors. They advise residents to install at “One of missing members is Roman P. had to be a body, or something,”’ remembered Bell much faster time. ' b o a r d ___ least one smoke detector outside every sleeping The unseasonally hot weather continued today Manchester officials did not feel the town Sendrowski and his wartime address was 15 last Sunday, during the 100th anniversary party for WASHINGTON — Top dogs in the animal rights area and on each floor of a dwelling. Don’t put the Edwards St., Manchester, Conn. He was a member the building. with temperatures running above 80. Some should pay for needed repairs to the dam it did ‘iL business have rallied around the Humane Society smoke detectors near a heat register or an air of the 95th Squadron. Since our information is But when they uncrated the object, it was an authorities are attributing the warm spell to sun not own, but M anchester needed to protect its of the United States since we hinted at how much conditioner, because that could prevent it from limited, we do not know what his duties in the enormous plaster egg, broken to look as if an spot disturbances. right, acquired when the town received the ) ^a^marrui money there is to be made in the top ranks of assets of the former privately-owned animal charities. Manchester Water Co., to the water that can 'THIS DOG OUGHT TO BE REMOVED-IT IMPEDES NORMAL BUSINESS’ We reported that national Humane Society be captured behind the dam. President John Hoyt and Treasurer Paul Irwin were reaping far more compensation for their work Debating painful questions with no easy answers The owners of the dam had no reasonable than even their own board members knew. Last be a good thing to do? ,,, way to make the dangerous dam safe to hold O pen Forum year, in lieu of a portion of his compensation, the By Cassandra Burrell The university expects its cen­ was asking, ‘Is that right? Taking tion from doctors about them­ the Internal Revenue Service, the the heart out of one person and selves, about their conditions, federal Department of Agricul­ “For a variety of reasons, the back a w ater supply, and they wanted the Humane Society bought Hoyt a $310,000 home in The Associated Press ter will help students and profes­ business world is becoming more reservoir and some land around it preserved sionals deal with a wide range of putting it in another?’ The media and there has been more empha­ ture and a number of other groups Maryland. It also allowed Irwin to write himself sis on the patient’s right to and agencies. alert to ethical issues — either to Now that I’m seeking re- essential state expenditures such $85,000 in checks for another real-estate venture, PITTSBURGH - A year after a ethical issues, including insider played that up in a big way and as open space. got a big response.” determine what treatment he or Advances in medical technol­ keep out of trouble or make their Rep. Thompson election to the 35th Senatorial as a one-day party held earlier this which was later considered by the board to be a leaking gasoline line caused his trading, influence peddling, man­ operations run more smoothly or Ownership by land trust provided the key to year to commemorate the open­ _car to explode, 25-year-old Do- aging AIDS in the workplace, The reaction also enlivened she should have.” ogy have led to perhaps the most the solution. District seat which has been loan. debate among philosophers, uncomfortable, most highly pub­ because they simply want to be of high caliber occupied by a Democrat for the ing of the new Legislative Office The Humane Society gets its money with 'nald Cowart remained so se­ sexual harassment. South Afri­ The University of Minnesota’s more responsible ethically to There are still some details to be worked out Building at a cost of a half-million verely burned that he would die can divestment, whistleblowing, scientists and doctors, he said. year-old Center for Biomedical licized ethical questions, but To the Editor: past two years, during which the heart-tugging pleas to donors that “The animals “The reaqnons to that within difficult issues also arise in other their employees and to society,” in an agreeement between the town and the budget has been permitted to sink taxpayer dollars, which expendi­ need it now.” and contributions will be “put into without long and painful treat­ fetal tissue research, abortion, Ethics also was formed after Covey said. ment. Cowart asked to be allowed organ transplants and affirma­ mecUoiife wm to say, ‘This is areas, ethicists say. trust. into the red, I would propose an ture was approved by my oppo­ action on the front line immediately.” medical school administrators, “Suppose you sat down and Like other ethics centers, the How fortunate we are to have nent and her Democratic col­ to die. tive action, Covey said, fantastic techkologv — what’s its students and doctors agreed The agreement gives the town some say in representation of the highe.st alternative to new taxes. That The questionable financial transactions for Hoyl best use? It may have adverse thought about rearranging your Carnegie Mellon center does not leagues. While Rome burns, she Question; Should the hospital A Carnegie Mellon videodisc more attention should be paid to advocate particular moral how repairs to the dam will be made. It is also caliber in Rep. John Thompson. proposal is slate-owned and slate- and Irwin prompted the Humane Society board to grant his request? telling the story of Cowart’s 1973 consequences,”’ Jonsen said. investment portfolio to avoid was fiddling with taxpayer ethics, said center director Ar­ businesses and investments in values, however. clear that a state grant of $200,000 cannot be His proposal for mental health operated casinos as a mean.* to hire two Washington law firms to conduct separate The increasing frequency of accident and subsequent medical “In medicine you’re supposed thur Caplan. pay for the financial excesses of dollars. investigations of the dealings. to benefit your patients. That’s South Africa,” Covey said. “The idea is not to sell ethics used to pay for any portion of dam repair the care in ourarea — sobadly needed The situation is serious. I questions like this has led to a care, called “The Right to Die,” consulting, but to help people — is just one superior example of the past General Assembly. But, respected presidents of two of the wealthiest national resurgence in the study is used to guide businessmen, the first rule. The ethical question “You need new ethical norms “Could you come out just as well? town needs expressly for purposes of tapping The lime is now — before the propose this alternative to keep it animal organizations in the country wrote letters we are asking is can this ... at a time of rapid change,” And if you could and it doesn’t come to grips with ethical issues the water supply in the reservoir. The town his awareness and knowing the from becoming desperate. State- of ethics, according to Preston K. government officials and health on their own,” Covey said. needsofthecommunity. Eachand election — for the media, includ­ defending Hoyt, and complaining that we were out Covey, director of Carnegie Mel­ care professionals through the benefit my patient?” Caplan said. cost you anything, wouldn’t that will have to decide what it needs in addition to owned , stale-operated casinos are every citizen who needs help in ing newspapers, radio and televi­ of line to question the financial dealings. lon University’s Center for the complexities of moral questions The University of Pittsburgh’s Although only a few weeks old, repairs required for safety and environmental sion, to confront the candidates such an alternative; if someone Frederick J. David, president of the Advancement of Applied Ethics, that didn’t exist 20 years ago, Center for Medical Ethics, which this health care area will be has a belter alternative. I would the Carnegie Mellon center al­ purposes, and to find funds to pay for the those treated with sensitivity by quali­ seeking to be elected to the House Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of which opened in June. Covey said. opened in February 1987, was ready has been busy conducting and Senate in the Connecticut like to hear it. Cruelty to Animals, defended Hoyt: “I am Ethicists say the number of At certain points in the story, formed after administrators and 85 E . C enter SSt. needs. fied personnel, and receive the faculty began reflecting on medi­ seminars for the Edison Electric It should be possible to work out those care and dignity belonging to General Assembly as how they confident that future disclosures of all the facts will such centers has been increasing the videodisc is stopped to allow Institute, the Pittsburgh office of intend to finance this swelling Jim Giulietti in the last decade, especially at seminar participants to debate cal cases that grabbed the details without any major hitches. every human being. document his integrity.” •MuMt -tjA n 649-5268 deficit. The voters have a right to 325 Kelly Road John F. Kullberg. president of the American medical schools. the ethical issues and make their public’s attention, said center We can stand behind him 100 Vernon director Alan Meisel. ^ ^ Cath & Carry percent and vote for a man who know the options before election Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, “If your medical school or own decisions about what should and not hear about them for the wrote there was nothing unusual about Hoyt’s center doesn’t have a serious have been done. “One day in 1984, I picked up really cores about pertinent program to address the ethical as Cowart was not allowed to die, the paper and found a front-page issues. first time after the election. salary. Kullberg said the average salary for the story on Baby Faye, the little girl EMERGENCY If re-elected to thestateSenatcI Birthday wishes president of a non-profit organization is about well as the scientific, you are kind and today he is remarried and a Miniature $ 0 7 9 of behind the times,” said Bruce practicing attorney in Texas, who received a baboon’s heart at Fire —• Police — Medical Ugly Eileen T. Jeffries, R.N. would propose the authorization $119.000, although he was careful to add a Loma Linda University Medical of the construction of state-owned made happy day Jennings, associate for policy Covey said. Carnations 12R Ambassador Drive “disclaimer,” that his own salary is less than studies at New York’s Hastings The Kennedy Institute of Ethics Center in California. I reflected DIAL 911 Manehester and state-operated casinos sub­ To the Editor: Hoyt’s and “I am not given a house to live in.” Center, perhaps the oldest ethics at Georgetown University in about that every day for a week, In Manchester of a problem ject to local voter referendum in We reported that Hoyt’s and Irwin’s research institute, founded in Washington, D.C., lists 56 U.S. and I thought of similar stories,” = ...... OC....CMO...O...OO..! any host town, as an alternativeto In September we wrote telling compensation did not stop with salaries. In all. the 1969. ethics centers or programs in its Meisel said. Casinos better a state income tax or increases in you of my coming birthday and salaries and benefits amounted to more than “I would say there has been a International Directory of Bioe­ “Finally, we said that this is an Manchester has a very attractive municipal the state’s sales tax. you mentioned it in the Herald. $139,000 and $114,000 respectively. change in attitudes since the 1950s thics Organizations, many of important topic and we should do building, built at a time when no one felt than Income tax I am absolutely opposed to a I wish to say “thank you” to all Maybe our report on the money to be made in and 1960s when philosophers felt them formed in the last few something about it.” compelled to put every inch of space within a state income tax on worker’s my friends and toa'll my neighbors animal charities hit too close to home. Davis and the study of ethics was not very years. Kidney dialysis and organ transplantation sparked ethical building to practical use. To the Editor: wages and take the pledge to and new friends for the lovely Kullberg run wealthy non-profit organizations interesting,” he said. “Now it’s Spectacular science fiction-llke How 18 years of building a never vote for a state income tax debates in the 1970s, said LeRoy But the building, with its vast central hall cards and letters. themselves. A 1983 report published by an Ohio one of the most vital areas in news stories about new medical as state senator. It was the happiest birthday I animal rights group. Mobilization for Animals, academic philosophy.” techniques and capahilities have Walters, director for the Kennedy taking up so much space, is certainly not the The state's current fiscal year Institute’s biomedical ethics will have a deficit of approxi­ Casino gambling is a moral ever had. God bless you. noted that Davis’ Massachusetts Society for the Carnegie Mellon decided to helped glamorize ethics, said reputation in Washington rebuilt most useful town hall in the state. issue with me as it is with many open an ethics center because, Albert Jonsen, who heads the center. mately $300 million; in January Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, was the “Today the new developments At one time an ugly roofless shed was built the new General Assembly will be Connecticut resideuls. But I Fanple Hewitt Klebish wealthiest animal welfare group in the country, like many other universities, “we University of Washington School consider state-owned and state- felt that a new priority should be of Medicine’s new department of are in genetics and reproduc­ on the balcony in the building. Later the blight looking at a proposed budget with Desert Sunquest Health Center with more than $40 million in assets. Kullberg’s tion,” he said. “Also, with the a bridge in Connecticut. was removed and the good looks of the a $400 million deficit. The state’s operated casinos as voluntary 2145 W. Southern Ave. American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to given to ethics and values,” Medical History and Ethics. Covey said. “Instead of just “The first heart transplant was emphasis on the civil rights building were restored. "rainy day fund" has been spent taxation and less morally objec­ Mesa, Ariz. Animals was in ninth place with $6 million in tionable than a forced state caring about them, we shouid done in the late 1960s and that movement and the women’s Now Town Manager Robert Weiss proposes away, but candidates running for assets. Hoyt’s Humane Society of the United States movement, more patients have income tax on workers’ wages or placed fourth with assets of more than $11 million. start doing something about captured the attention of eve­ to put the cubicle back as means of providing public office are silent as to how Letters to the editor ryone,” Jonsen said. “Every one been demanding more informa- In 1983, when the Mianus Defending the constitution. the state’s finances are to be forced cuts in essential services, Peter Paul, a San Francisco journalist, recently them.” more space for the operations of the finance managed in their coming two- such as school aid and state aid to Letters should be brief and to finished a four-year study of charities in the United Bridge collapsed, it was Senator Saving loans for college students. departm ent between now and the time a year terms. municipalities which would force the point. They should be typed or States and abroad. His upcoming book. “Easy Lowell Weicker Jr. who had Gaining dignity for the disabled. local property taxes to increase. neatly handwritten, and. for ease permanent solution to the muncipal office The obvious explanation for this Pickings.” includes a chapter on animal enough clout in Congress to His colleagues in Congress space problem is found. silence is that candidates do not I wouldn’t want Hammonasset in editing, should be double­ organizations. Paul told our associate Jim Lynch. IT'S WISE TO PAY-BY-MAIL Maybe the aesthetic sacrifice is necessary, like to talk about new taxes orcuts Beach State Park closed on the spaced. Letters must be signed “I tell people if you want to get rich, get into AIDS, secure the $20 million it took to respect him for it. with name, address and daytime but it will be too bad to have to put up with the in essential services in an election Fourth of July as part of some animal rights or missing children.” pick up the pieces. So it’s no surprise that when year. so-called state austerity program telephone number (for Paul thinks Humane Society literature should Try Our Pay-By-Mail big box again. When I was the 35th District’s to blackmail the voters into verification). include a disclaimer that the national society is not That’s because, besides his disaster struck at home. Senator Perhaps the sight of it will serve as a The Herald reserves the right state senator in 1985-87. we were accepting an income tax or hikes connected with local humane societies that must Program... involvement in the issues that Weicker was able to get help fast. constant reminder that something better able to deliver surpluses of $700 in the sales tax. to edit letters in the interests of raise their own funds to run animal shelters and brevity, clarity and taste. needs to be done and will hasten the process. million. I would also eliminate non- other projects. The Humane Society of the United It makes paying your subscription easier on ' make headlines. Senator Weicker Here’s just a partial list of States is not an umbrella organization for local you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 has been working tirelessly for how Senator Weicker’s clout in humane societies, he noted. h' Dr. George Cave, president of Trans Species weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 18 years on many matters that Congress won help for Connecticut Unlimited of Williamsport. Pa., thinks too many months, 6 months ora full year.,, drop It In the Democrats are blocking child porn bill animal welfare groups are more concerned with mall. Then, you can forget about having ready don’t. in recent years: raising money than with animal suffering. cash to pay your carrier... answering the door WASHINGTON — In August. his column noted computer — which incredibly are not now crimes. Trans Species Unlimited crusades for animal when It’s Inconvenient... or being at home to that liberal Democratic senators were blocking the And the markets of adult pom would have to pay your bill. • Lstablishcd a major oceans research and • Helped obtain $27 million in grunts lor for behavioral research facilities at rights and works to expose what in Cave’s opinion development center at Avery Point. Gro­ New Haven Rail Line UCONN Child Pornography and Obscenity Enforcement provide records with proof that their “actors” or is “animal welfare fraud.” Cave maintains that the ton. which serves as a ftK-al point for Simply complete the coupon below and send • Was instrumental in earmarking over S$0 ■ Successfully defeated efforts to cut fed­ Act, and urged readers to write their own senators N orthern “actresses” are at least age 18. animal rights movement has been slowed because undersea studies in the Northeast. million over Ivso years for a ness Charter eral funding lorConnccticut’sCommunity demanding action. You acted, and the Senate The House Crime Subcommittee approved those most of the donations are sponged up by some large It to us... or If you would like more Information • Authored law creating the Connecticut Oak Bridge Health Centers. passed the bill by a stunning 97-0 margim. parts of the bill. But it has refused to schedule a animal groups with high salaries and expensive WE WILL NOTIFY on our Pay-By-Mall program call the Circula­ Coastal National Wildlife Refuge Later • Won Congressional approval ol Sb ^ mil­ • Brought ihe iiation'.s first fiediairic Perspective changed designation to the Stewart lion for eonsirnction of a library addition research and training center to the Now It is House Democrats who are bottling up "mark-up” session on “obscenity enforcement.” corporate assets. YOUR CARRIER tion Department, 647-9946. After Initial pay­ McKinney National Wildlife refuge. Michael J. McManus Why? Consider one item to tighten loopholes in at the University of Hartford. U('()NN Health ('enter at l•urmlnglon. the bill even though more than half the House are THAT YOU ARE A ment and prior to expiration, you will bo billed. * Coauthored legislation enacted into law • Won $7.^ million for establishment of the • Spearheaded successful effort tt»eniible co-sponsors. existing federal law that make it a crime to Pension skimming PAY-BYMAIL estithlishing a national estuary program to University t)f Bridgeptirl's Tcehnoltigy independent voters to the right of free Why? Secretly, they hope Michael Dukakis will transport obscenity across the state lines. At CUSTOMER. help clean up pollution in Long Island Institute. association hy purlieipating in Republican be elected — who they know will oppose any new 4^ ; present, an insider must tell federal officials of Congress is looking into increased skimming Sound. • Established Small Business Development primaries in Ihe Stale of ('onncetieui legislation In this field. Do you doubt that? specific shipments, so search warrants are issued from corporate pension funds. A company can * Secured S.3 million for research and clean­ Center at UC(JNN • Restored 1 Trident submarine, worth $15 legally skim excess pension funds when it up of pollution in Long Island Sound • Won approval of amendment uuihori/mg billion in fiscal 1987. In an interview with The Los Angeles Times, to inspect a truck crossing a state line. $6.5 million for military conslruclion at • Restored $720 million for an additional terminates a pension plan. The only requirement is * Won approval of %\ million in relief for the Dukakis was asked. “Are you endorsing the work offense" by pornography. In fact, rapists are 15 The Senate-passed bill simply says that if an item I would like to pay by mall for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my city of Bridgeport to assist in the after­ the Naval Suhniarine SehiHit m Ncm SSN 688 submarine in fiscal 1985 of the Meese Commission (on pornography) ?’’ times as likely as other people to have seen was made in one state and sold in another, that it that enough is left in the plan to pay pensions at math of the L’Ambiance Plaza disaster London. • Prevented climinulion of federal viku- pay-by-mail subscription on ------■ “No, no, no, no,” he said. “I’m a card-carrying hard-core pom when they were six to ten years old. obviously crossed state lines! current levels. But the skimming wipes out any • Won reinstatement of Amirak inland rail • Prevented eliminatitm of Connecticut’s 14 lional education programs in Connecticut hope of future cost-of-living increases for route to strengthen rail service in Con­ Community Action Agencies. • Prevented elimination of PliLL student member of the American Civil Liberties Union, and And sex offenders “revealed a staggering number" More controversial is the "forfeiture of assets” necticut Valley. • Won Congressional apprtival Itir funding grants. I think you have to be very restrained.” of crimes — 533 sex offenses each against 336 involved in the crime: stores, vehicles, bank pensioners. Rep. Tom Lantos, D-Calif., reports that Enclosed please find payment for: nationwide, more than $18 billion has been taken That’s a delicate way to avoid saying he favors victims! accounts, and even unrelated property bought with Carrier Delivery; _ ^ I’did |(»r and aulhori/ed hv WVickcr KM ('o m m iilcc. Chiirlcs M uc>>vl’ I. Treasurer the sale of magazines such as “Anal Agony” which 3. Victims, such as a woman abused by her father profits of illegal obscenity. This is what the porn out of pension funds in the past eight years. The □ 3 months ‘23.10 □ 6 months ‘46.20 □ 1 year 92.40 practice appears to contradict a 1674 law that says shows homosexuals engaged in anal sex, the from age three, said, “I have had my hands tied, kings fear most. Senior Citizens; _ primary means by which AIDS is spread, or “All my feet tied, my mouth taped to teach me big girls In an interview. House Crime Subcommittee pension plans are supposed to he managed for the □ 3 months‘21.56 □ 6 months‘43.12 □ 1 year‘86.24 Tied Up,” a magazine that shows women being don’t cry. He would tell me I was fortunate to have Chairman William Hughes, D-N. J., told me, welfare of the pensioners, not the convenience of tortured, “Almost Incest,” or ’’Amputee Times.” a father who would teach me the facts of life. Many "Organized crime is involved. Thus it makes corporations looking for quick cash. Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount------Why defend such garbage? The Washington Post of the pictures he had were of women in bondage, abundant good sense to give pornography law •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. editorialized against the bill by saying. “We with their hands tied, feet tied, their mouths enforcement officials the tools to take the fruits of their labor, their ill-gotten gains. I led the fight to believe that adult individuals have the right to read taped.” N am e. or view any kind of material they choose so long as 4, Social scientists gathered Independently by add forfeiture to dmg laws and the Dmg Apt. they are not disturbing the peace or forcing Surgeon General C. Everett Koop concluded that Enforcement Administration confiscated $500 fflaurliPBtrrI MrralJi Address. controversial material on others." pornography changes attitudes, especially if million last year — more than their entire budget.” P hone. The clear implication is that hard-core material sexual aggression is portrayed as "pleasurable for Yet Rep. Hughes did not talk like that before his Founded In 1881 C ity ------Z ip - is harmless. But the Pornography Commission said the victim.” It increases acceptance of “coercion own committee. Instead, he lamely asked each PENNY M. 8IEFFERT...... PuMMwr committee member whether there "was time” to OEOnOE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF.. PAY-OY-MAIL “clinical and experimental research” is "virtually in sexual relations.” DOUGLAS A. B EVIN S...... ExMUttve Editor unanimous” that “exposure to sexually violent Based on such evidence, and suggestions from consider adult obscenity. The Republicans said MARIE P. GRADY...... CHy EdHor material has indicated an increase in the likelihood law enforcement authorities, the Pom Commission yes; the Democrats, no. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... AMOCMo EdKor The Manchester Herald of aggression.” Its evidence: proposed some uncontroversial changes of law that Since Democrats outnumber Republicans, the DENISE A. ROBERTS...... A dvw tlilne Director P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 1. Police said that most sex offenders have porn provided the basis for the legislation now before the committee adjourned. Please protest to your JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... Buelnen Manteer in their possession when arrested. House. member of Congress (Washington, D.C. 20515). Ask SHELDON COHEN ...... Compoting Menagtr him or Jier to call Hughes, reminding him that an ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Prateroom Manegar 2. Halfof rapists or child molesters, interviewed The child protection parts of the bill would outlaw FRANK J. MeSWEEGAN...... CIretilallon Director in prison admitted they were “incited to commit an the .selling of children or their marketing by ' «£^fron is just around the comer. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 - 9 i - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 18,1988 WIT OF THE WORLD Depression-era system RICHTER FOCUS USA of welfare ends today WASHINGTON (AP) - Impov­ economies in some states, work Job Opportunities and Basic Power blowers clear leaves and grass erished parents are going to learn requirements that will cover only Skills programs to be developed that welfare is a different bargain a fraction of welfare parents by by each state. By the Editors bined the resulting piles. They easily noise. Power blowers produce so under the terms of an ambitious 1995 — about 400,000 people in any While there already are a few of Consumer Reports sliced through the large piles, moving much that a number of municipalities overhaul that becomes law today given month, 20 percent of those small work programs for welfare Consum er them where the operators directed. restrict their use or ban them and that is aimed at turning the who would be eligible. mothers of children over 6, they A power blower — a machine that They could denude graveled areas outright. The large backpack models Depression-era system into a But with $3.3 billion flowing to operate on relatively little money uses a blast of air to whisk leaves off Reports and push fallen branches along the produced the most racket: the noisi­ gateway to the workforce. the states over a five-year phase- and offer limited services — such the lawn, sweep grass clippings from ground. Recommended are the John est up to an ear-splitting 103 decibels. For the first time, under the bill in period, they think they can as job search and placement — in the sidewalk, or blow debris down the Deere 3E, $309, and the essentially Most hand-held gasoline models gen­ President Reagan was to sign make fundamental improve­ most states. driveway — can be thought of as a blower to flush the leaves out of rain similar Echo PB300E, $330. erated a little more noise than a today, states will be required to ments in Aid to Families with Under JOBS, by contrast, only motorized version of a rake or a gutters. Or you can get a device that None of the hand-held blowers were gasoline-powered lawn mower. The offer people on welfare a broad Dependent Children, the existing parents of children under 3 are broom. Its roar may not endear you to converts the blower to a power as effective as the backpacks, but electric blowers were hy far the V, variety of education, training and federal-state welfare program exempt, and states can lower that your neighbors, but the device can sprayer. And there's one model that several gasoline-powered models per­ quietest. Ear protection is a good idea work programs. serving 3.7 million families. to age 1. Also, services must be can use its engine to power a string formed admirably — the Echo when using a gasoline model. Mothers of young children will The new deal; the government much more extensive. spare you a lot of time and sore be required to participate. will provide training and support Parents will be offered basic muscles. trimmer, a cultivator, and other PB210E, $230, and the John Deere 2E, Overall, the backpack models were "Well, you were right. Neatness didn't count.” $179. the most comfortable despite their They’ll retain medical coverage services, and the parent must and remedial education, literacy In the nine years power blowers lawn-and-garden tools. for a year If they find a job. And have been on the market, they’ve You can spend less than $100 for a Only two electric blowers could weight. That’s because most of the strive for independence. classes, job skills training, job hand-held electric blower or more handle leaves capably — the Toro 550 weight rides on your back — you only they’ll be far more likely to get “For the past 30 years, the job readiness activities, job place­ become bigger, more powerful, and child support payments. more versatile. The current choices than $300 for a gasoline-powered TBX, $80, and the Weed Eater 2560, have to guide the blower tube. of the (state) welfare department ment, child care and transporta­ range from hand-held electric or backpack model. Hand-held gasoline $85. Either would be a good choice if While the hand-held models had the All states will have to provide at has been to get the checks out to tion. States must also provide two your yard is small and you don’t mind advantage of lighter weight, most least some cash benefits to eligible families in the right of the following: job search, gasoline-powered blowers to ma­ models typically sell for $130 to $180. AP photo families with unemployed fathers chines meant to be worn backpack- Recently, Consumer Reports’ engi­ juggling an extension cord. were only moderately comfortable. amount on a timely basis,” said on-the-job training, community neers tested a selection of hand-held Don’t be fooled by a unit’s engine They typically have only one handle, PEOPLE ARSON ARREST — Lance Lalumiere, arraigned on a charge of arson in living at home. And non-custodial Stephen Heintz, Connecticut’s work experience and work sup­ style. fathers will face new pressure for Many can accept accessories and electric and gasoline models as well size: large ones didn’t necessarily which can become tiring to hold. The 23, center, is escorted from the connection with a fire at his brother’s income maintenance commis­ plementation, in which a welfare attachments. The most common is a as some backpack units. produce a powerful breeze. Similarly, shoulder strap available for most child support payments, with sioner and head of an American grant subsidizes an individual’s band-held gasoline models makes Not fit for office Lancaster. N.H., Police Department house in Jefferson. There have been 21 states required to identify more Public Welfare Association wel­ private wages. Parents under 20 kit that converts the blower into an As a type, the backpack blowers a high claimed velocity didn’t always suspicious fires in Jefferson since May. were the best. The top models make for an effective blower. them easier to use, but only if they ST . PAUL, Wednesday after being arrested and of them and automatically with­ fare reform task force. must earn a high school diploma outdoor vacuum cleaner. Another hold payments from their wages. or its equivalent. common accessory lets you use a gathered leaves quickly and com­ An important consideration is don’t vibrate heavily. Minn. (AP) — “This legislation says that kind Walter Mondale "The bill really puts the states Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan, of income support system is not in the lead. It provides them with says he may have D-N.Y., its chief architect, has enough to help families overcome been qualified to a great deal of flexibility and it Despite arrest, town unsure called the bill “the most impor­ the many barriers they face,” doesn’t give them a road map,” Etiquette for corn on the cob be president of the tant legislation of its kind and the Heintz said. "The welfare system said Judith Gueron, president of country, but first legislation of its kind since has to become a much more the Manpower Demonstration Dr. Gott couldn’t see him­ the welfare system was estab­ aggressive force.” Research Corp. self as president of 6 months of terror is over lished in the 1930s.” Those most likely to feel the But while states may vary in Peter Gott, M.D. stirs up dinnertime argument the University of Even boosters concede there immediate effects of the welfare their approaches, she said, their Minnesota. JEFFERSON, N.H. (AP) - May apparently were set by Sloper said Lalumiere, a res­ are many potential obstacles to bill are able-bodied women with message to parents will be the “I’ve told the The arrest of a former volunteer others, said state Police Lt. Gary taurant dishwasher, had been a the success of the Family Support children aged 3 and over. They same: “Welfare is a different DEAR Press put out a release saying, selection commit­ firefighter in connection with 16 Sloper, who added, “We do suspect for some time, Act; day care shortages, sagging are the prime targets of the new bargain.” ABBY; While “Christine Jorgensen, the ex-GI tee that I will not suspicious fires did not reassure anticipate further arrests.” “It’s taken a great deal of time visiting a fam­ whose sex-change operation be a candidate,” many residents of this New Sloper declined to give details, and effort to ,.. make sure (we ily in Santa Fe, nearly 40 years ago led to a career the former vice England hamlet that their six including the number of suspects had) more than a reasonable we were enjoy­ Dear A bby as an author, lecturer and night­ president said months of terror had ended. and whether any acted in concert. amount of evidence to present,” Firm to pay U.S. for fraud Infection cause ing a luscious club performer, is dying of Wednesday. “You “We’ll sit up at night ’til we He also refused to speculate on a he said. cancer.” hear more. We’ll go on the way we motive. Lalumiere reported the fire at meal of locally Abigail Van Buren know, I love our CHICAGO (AP) - A defense complaint said. spouses, cigarettes, candy, sau­ caught trout That paragraph appeared adja­ have been,” said Donna Hart­ No one has been killed or his brother’s home and was there university, what trying to put it out when firefigh- contractor agreed to a $115 Some government employees nas, golf, tennis, country club of this syndrome when we got cent to the obituaries in the San it’s meant to me ford, whose family narrowly seriously injured in the fires that million fine in the largest Pen­ are being investigated for al­ dues, movies, jewelry, clothes,... into a discus­ Francisco Chronicle! Walter Mondale escaped a fire that destroyed have blackened pockets of Jeffer­ ters arrived, authorities said. The Abby, I had cancer surgery last and to so many of their home in July. son’s 52 square miles of scenic fire damaged the front of the tagon fraud settlement after legedly accepting the gratuities, snowplowing at executives’ sion about how us ... but I j ust could not persuade myself that admitting it billed the Defense said Larry Wilson, a spokesman homes, radar detectors. ... enter­ DEAR DR. GOTT; Our grandson, 37, has had to eat corn on year, but to paraphrase Mark “This is at least something. meadows, woods and hills. But building. Twain: "The reports of my this was the best role I could play. It’s a Lalumiere was asked to resign Department for things like babys­ for the department’s Defense tainment, ... and servants for several attacks of Reiter’s syndrome. He presently the cob. They have done something, but I there have been close calls itting, country clubs and servants Logistics Agency. executives and their spouses.” Four of our party ate the corn in acceptable table manners are not imminent demise are greatly different world, you know, administering an don’t feel comfortable.” among the village’s 363 from the fire department after he takes presnisone and Butzolidin with Darvocet or academic community, and itjust didn’t seem for its executives, officials said. the government said. Tylenol »3 for pain. Can you tell me more about this even rows — left to right. The fifth likely to serve corn on the cob. exaggerated.” Will you please Her unease was echoed by residences. moved to another town briefly. The company also admitted it the right thing for me to do.” Jefferson requires volunteer fire­ In agreeing to plead guilty to condition? person ate the corn in a 360- (It’s wonderful for picnics and help me spread the word? Thank others in the community of 850, The fires began with a grass defrauding the Pentagon by over­ submitted fraudulent claims to Evans W. Erikson, Sundstrand degree movement, turning it outdoor barbecues, however.) you. Gov. Rudy Perpich had promoted Mondale despite the arrest Wednesday of fire on May 5; a barn was the next fighters to live within its borders. the Defense Department for what CHRISTINE JORGENSEN as the successor to Kenneth Keller, who He entered no plea during his billing for airplane parts, Sund- chairman and chief executive DEAR READER; Reiter’s syndrome is a round and round. Then ensued a I can speak only for myself, but Lance Lalumiere, 23, of Jeffer­ target, and by late May the first strand Corp. also said its em­ it called “general and adminis­ officer, said in a statement the non-bacterial infection that causes inflammation of serious discussion concerning the I gnaw the kernels off the cob resigned as university president in March. son, a former volunteer firefigh­ occupied building had been arraignment in Lancaster, rou­ trative costs” on its contracts. agreement to piqad guilty at an DEAR CHRISTINE: I just did. tine in felony cases in New ployees wined and dined Defense the urethra (bladder out-flow tract) in men and the “socially acceptable” way to eat beginning at the far left — and The governor said persuading lawmakers to ter who was charged with setting struck. Department officials and then These claims included millions undetermined date was a “major cervix in women. In both sexes, arthritis and mouth corn on the cob. proceed across the cob. Then I Good luck and God bless you. approve his budget requests for the university fire to his brother’s house in As the toll of destruction Hampshire. He was being held in step toward putting this unfortu­ Belknap County jail in lieu of submitted those expenses for of dollars in unallowable costs for ulcers complete the triad. So, Dear Abby, please tell us: rotate the cob and sink my teeth would have been easier with Mondale at the August. mounted, many families began reimbursements, U.S. prosecu­ such things as "liquor, babysit­ nate chapter behind the Should one eat corn on the cob into the kernels above the “row" DEAR ABBY: I have a friend I helm. State Safety Commissioner Ri­ sleeping in shifts and abandoned $50,000 cash bail. But in an interview two days tors said Wednesday. ting, gifts, travel by executives’ company.” Although the illness usually resolves in about straight across or round and already eaten. (Something like see quite often. Whenever she chard Flynn, appearing at a news vacation plans. Some residents No company or Pentagon em­ three months, recurrences are common and round? I am sure there are far playing a harmonica.) sees me, she asks, “Isthatnew?" conference in Concord, said the began night patrols. Police after tbe fire at bis brother’s ployee has been charged in the produce joint swelling and pain that resemble other more pressing worldly matters, I don’t know about the folks in — referring to my dress, purse, Auction aids cancer victims state will seek indictments feared vigilante violence. One house, Lalumiere told the weekly overbillings, which spanned from 25.000 PRICED VOLUMES. ALL SUBJECTS forms of arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis. The but we would like a little input Santa Fe, but that's the way we shoes or a piece of costume against Lalumiere charging him child packed all her precious Coos County Democrat: “All I Art jewelry, just anything I happen to LONDON (AP) — An auction of neckties possessions and mailed them to tried to do was save my brother’s 1980-86, but Sundstrand agreed to Humor sexually transmitted micro-organism called Chla­ from you, if possible. lowans eat it. with setting 15 other fires. cooperate with investigators, Muale Used, Rare, Out-Of-Print... Sold A Bought mydia is thought to be the cause. Therefore, MAY AND DON, be wearing. and other neckwear, including some donated Five of the town’s 21 suspicious relatives in other states, afraid house and this is the thanks I by Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher and said U.S. Attorney Anton Valu- Woman treatment with antibiotics, such as tetracycline, SANTA FE, N.M. DEAR ABBY: Please help me. I really like her, so I always tell or confirmed arson fires since her home would be next to burn. get.” kas. The investigation should be Crafli may be curative. Many experts believe that Reiter’s I am being deluged with “get her whether it’s new or not, even President Reagan, raised $67,553 for a charity MovIm though I find that question very for cancer victims. completed by January, said Valu- NMurt syndrome has a genetic disposition because of the DEAR MAY AND DON: Those well” wishes from friends and kas, who declined to estimate how Indiana BOOKS!! high incidence of the tissue antigen HLA-B27, a who are sticklers for socially fans ever since The Associate irritating. Is there something I Mrs. Thatcher’s contribution, a black much Sundstrand’s actions cost My alary National Search for Out-of-PrInt Books genetic marker, in these patients. In chronic could say to her to get her to stop speckled jabot, and Reagan’s, a blue and gold Worst may be yet to come the government. Natura Reiter’s syndrome, anti-inflammatory drugs, such asking this annoying question? necktie, were bought for $7,266 each by Roy ■elFle ANNOYED “It was the object of the Anilquaa as Butzolidin, are helpful in relieving painful Bishko, chairman of a British chain of conspiracy to improve Sund­ Rallglon symptoms. Prednisone, a form of cortisone, isnotof Data Bank neckwear stores. strand’s ability to market hard­ value. Protracted arthritis symptoms often respond DEAR ANNOYED: A few Bishko sponsored the auction Wednesday at in case against poiice chief ware to the Defense Department Eric Sloana to physical therapy. The use of narcotics such as suggestions. Choose one. (If it Naw England Bonham’s auctioneers. by giving gratuities to Defense HarHaga Praat Tylenol #3, should be discouraged, except for very doesn’t work, try another.) The 120 items up for sale included neckwear ment for some residents and found during the council’s investi­ Her; “Is that new?” HOMINY, Okla. (AP) — Dur­ Department personnel and their WaHaoa Nulling short-term use in selected cases, because of the donated by Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, ing the past week, the black police harsh handling of others. gation of Crawford. spouses while concealing (their) Thornton Burgaaa Where Immigrants Go You: (1) “I really like you, but Joaaph C. Unooln addiction potential, former Beatle Paul McCartney and West chief who faces a paternity suit by City Manager Paul O’Keefe, Hall denied wrongdoing, saying identity,” the government said. what difference does it make?” Qana Stratton Poftar.. BOOKS & BIRDS Selected immigrant groups moving to major German tennis ace Boris Becker. a white employee was fired, and who serves at the council’s the Crawford controversy that Sundstrand employees gave an DEAR DR. GOTT; My daughter called and said (2) “I really like you, but why do discretion, fired Crawford last led to his resignation was the an Salk. Prop. metropolitan areas, ranked by average you want to know?” (3) “I really two officers and a judge resigned, estimated $100,000 worth of li­ she had a tumor and cyst removed and is having a but officials say tbe worst may be Thursday, saying only that he did result of “a gross misunderstand­ quor, meals, motel rooms, golf S19E. MIddIa Tpka. like you, but I wish you wouldn’t Parade marks holiday Manchastar. CT sonogram. These are adnexal cysts. I find nothing in annual immigrants received from 1984 to 1986 yet to come. it “for the good of the service.” ing of certain facts.” outings and tickets to the theater, i the books about these cysts. Can you help? keep asking me that question.” O’Keefe is out of town and Osage County District Attorney (203) 649-3449 Metropolitan area Total MADRID, Spain (AP) — As King Juan This once-quiet rural northeast hockey, football and baseball Carlos and Queen Sofia looked on, a military - Oklahoma town’s City Council is unavailable for comment until Larry Stuart is reviewing the games, the government said. HOURS: Tuaaday-Saturday DEAR ABBY; You said you Friday, officials said. council’s 350-page investigative 11-4:30 pm DEAR READER; The term "adnexa” refers to New York, NY were interested in “unusual” parade passed through the center of the seeking a grand jury investiga­ They then submitted expense THURSDAYS UNTIL 6 P.M. Spanish capital to celebrate the national tion into months of claims of A day after Crawford’s firing, report and said state investiga­ reports identifying the Defense appendages. In gynecological lingo, "adnexa" Los Angeles-Long Beach, CA rv. ^7.912: names: I had a friend in school police Lt. Dave Pillars and tors may be called in if necessary. L Plaasa call lor Sunday & means the ovaries and the structures around them: whose name was Bertha Mae holiday that coincides with the date misconduct by ex-Police Chief Department workers they enter­ Monday houra Chicago, IL 21,620 Charles Crawford and counter­ Officer Randy Walling were The council requested that a tained only as a “customer” or the ligaments and the Fallopian tubes. For practical Leake. Her brother was Ray­ Christopher Columbus set foot in the New grand jury review its report, but World 496 years ago. claims of racial bias. forced to resign, leaving a police "government employee,” the o purposes, the term also includes parts of other Miami-Hialeah, FL 19,609 mond Will Leake. force of two. Tilley said the Tilley said he does not believe a organs such as the colon, which are close to the They were both nice kids and Hundreds lined the streets to view the “I’m sure that this thing is not San Francisco, CA 16,521 over yet,” said Mayor Steve resignations were accepted be­ panel will be called. District ovaries. Your daughter apparently had fluid-filled deserved better. parade of troops from the army, air force and cause “they went along with what Judge J.R. Pearman said he does cysts that lie in or around an ovary. Usually these MRS. RUSSELL DIXON, navy. Tilley, whose town of 3,000 Washington, DC-MD-VA 15,636 residents includes about 150 their chief said and did.” not expect to rule on the grand cysts are benign. If painful, they can be surgically WILLOW STREET, PA. After the hour-long parade, Juan Carlos and Both officers said they were jury request before next month. removed. Sonograms — ultrasound examinations — Anaheim-Santa Ana, CA ,916 Sofia received top Spanish authorities and the blacks. “It may drag on for years.” shocked when asked to resign. “If Crawford, 45, has denied all the are an appropriate, safe, non-X-ray method of San Jose, CA 11,665 "How to Hove a Lovely Weddine" l> o diplomatic corps in the Royal Palace. someone had told me six years following the development of adnexal cysts. reviled, up-to-date guide for formal Crawford, who has been mar­ allegations, saying disgruntled church weddings, home weddings and Earlier Wednesday, the king, dressed in his ried 11 years, said city officials ago my career was going to end Sometimes adnexal cysts arise in non-ovarian Oakland, CA 9,832 second-time-around weddings. To army uniform as commander in chief of the like this, I wouldn’t believe fired employees, unidentified ac­ tissues and can seem, on physical examination, to order, send your name and address, who opposed having a black chief cusers and jealous women are San Diego, CA Spanish armed forces, placed a laurel wreath them,” Pillars said. be an ovary. In this case, doctors use the more 9,571 plus check or money order fo r $2.69 to ; conspired to oust him, using making the charges. Abbv's Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 44f, before a monument dedicated “to all those allegations that he had affairs On Monday, Municipal Judge general designation "adnexal cysts" in referring to Mount Morris, III. A1054. (Postage Is who have given their lives for Spain.” Bill Hall resigned after acknowl­ Tilley denies anyone on the these pockets of fluid. NEA graphic Included.) with white police dispatchers to raise the ire of the City Council. edging he had signed blank five-member council, all white, warrants later used by police in conspired against Crawford be­ CD o f “The only difference in these Commuting disc Jockey days and the old days Is that arrests. Blank warrants were cause he is black. DALLAS (AP) — After three years, disc people don’t use ropes anymore,” Cross-dressing is now reiativeiy widespread jockey Tom Joyner has reduced the number of said Crawford, referring to lynch- days he commutes between radio studios in ings in the old South. “They use a DEAR DR. REl- rienced in working with such matters. pausal years. So the gynecologist will Dallas and Chicago, but even with the lot of trickery and politics to keep NISCH: I am a 31-year- You must realize, however, that also need to evaluate your hormonal cutback, his radio show ranks among the you exactly where they want wearing women’s clothing may place levels. you.” th e w eek old man and single. I nation’s most popular. will get right to the you at risk of public ridicule (and in Treatment wilf depend on what is Joyner is beginning his fourth year of flying No criminal charges have been point. I love wearing some localities, at legal risk) if this found and may include special exer­ filed against Crawford, who was Kinsey Report cises, taking replacement hormones, between Dallas’ KKDA-FM and Chicago’s police chief for nine years, but women's underwear. I fact were to become known as a result WGCI-FM, but now commutes three days a Our One Year Certificate of Deposit started wearing June M. Relnlsch, Ph.D. of a car wreck, home fire or other surgery or a combination of all three. allegations in testimony to city accident. Costs will vary depending on what is week instead of five. On Wednesdays and investigators included sexual In­ women’s panties when I Fridays, Chicago listeners get a satellite feed was 20. A pair of my necessary. volvement with dispatchers, sex­ DEAR DR. REINISCH: I’m 57, If surgery is recommended, get a from Dallas. ual harassment of other female mother’s panties were Joyner’s morning show ranks second in left in my drawer by have had five children, and my vagina second opinion and ask both gynecolo­ employees, preferential treat­ 8.25% 8.60% is large. I’ve heard of an operation to gists to refer you to surgeons who are Dallas and his afternoon show is first in the annual interest rate effective annual yield mistake. I tried them Windy City, the nation’s No. 2 radio market, on, and they felt so smooth and silky, I tighten it up. What are the results and experienced with whatever operation ’ tv woman in a relationship with a you require. Then ask each surgeon to according to listener surveys. refused to take them off. transvestite to be tolerant — if not cost? Should I see a surgeon or a Inu-rcsi IN LtmipoundL-J m onthly Irom davot dcposii. supportive — of her partner’s habits. gynecologist? describe his or her results, the Joyner, 38, also continues as host of “On The AMERICAN FUEL ri)iC rcgnlationN allow vou to w nhdraw ihv principal trom number of similar procedures com­ Move,” a syndicated rhythm and blues a lim e savings accoiini hctorc in aiurity hut w ith My girlfriend has no objection. I am Research also shows that most siihsianliul penally. not gay or bisexual. I just love transvestites are heterosexual and DEAR READER: Begin by seeing a pleted, rate of satisfactory outcomes, top-tune countdown show carried on CBS OIL INC. wearing women’s underwear. Is there begin cross-dressing as young child­ gynecologist. You need a thorough how often repeat surgery has been Radio. MANCHESTER. CT „I j65 anything wrong with that? medical evaluation of the condition of needed, risk and costs. These are $1,000 minimum deposit. Rate is fora limited time ren or adolescents. Some say they entirely reasonable questions for a Oinil were attracted to feminine clothing your vagina, nearby organs and the Geraldo Rivera sued DISCOUNT OIL OFF and is subject to change. Phone or come by any office DEAR READER; You’ve des­ because of the texture or “feel” surrounding muscular support. patient to ask so that she is comforta­ cribed a situation called cross­ Although some women are found to ble selecting the most qualified On*the-go women aff choosing the handsewn Any Soft-Spota lor more inlormalion. Do it today. against their bodies. Most transvest­ physician. CHICAGO (AP) — Geraldo Rivera and the classic J from Soft Spots Naturally comfonaDle dressing that is not rare. There are no ites dress up only in private or wear have a loosening of only the muscles in Puttery sofi leather w ith cushioned linings Purchased with this ad. Tribune Co., which distributes his TV talk Go ahead, try one on today. reliable figures on how many men feminine garments underneath tradi­ surrounding the vagina, this is often Valid until 10/22/88. accompanied by more extensive show, have been sued for $65 million by a wear women’s clothing for sexual tional male outerwear. California father who contends he was arousal (scientifically referred to as problems that may also need treat­ Dr, Relnlsch Is director of the Kinsey Institute for Research lii Sex, wrongly accused of child sexual abuse on the 64 Transvestitlsm Is different from ment. For example, if other muscles 125 Qal. Min. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — Mil­ office — to either accept or reject invasion in the War of 1812; and for the bill Wednesday as the It’s picking up speed itary bases built to protect the entire list. If Carlucci ap­ Fort Sheridan, III., where the Senate approved it, 82-7, and the stagecoach routes from attacking proves, Congress would have major features are a golf course House voted for it 370-31. Credit card disclosure bill PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - Pang said. Indians or the nation’s East Coast until mid-April to overturn the and two beaches on Lake Before the plan to close Loring Today is seven hundredths of a While ancient Chinese an­ from British gunboats may fi­ proposal, but only by approving a Michigan. aroused congressional opposition second longer than a day in the nals report thousands of ec­ nally be closed under legislation resolution which could then be Another potential facility in 1977, the Pentagon generally which the Pentagon says could vetoed by the incoming president. which may be closed could be was allowed to do as It pleased in speeds toward House OK year 1876 B.C.. say scientists lipses, the researchers limited trimming the mobilization stem­ who studied ancient Chinese themselves to those that oc­ save up to $5 billion a year. No base closures would begin Loring Air Force Base In north­ ming from World War II. Be­ records of solar eclipses to curred at sunrise or sunset, “ Congress handed, begrudg­ before 1990. ern Maine, a Strategic Air WASHINGTON (AP) - The to make a difference. Rep. Frank Annunzio, D-IU., learn how much Earth’ s rota­ allowing them to compute the ingly, the administration an ax. Among the bases long cited by Command base which the Air tween 1961 and 1077, the Defense House is considering a Senate- "Th e information is often con­ chairman of the House Banking Department closed 3,600 tion is slowing. time of the eclipses. They shouldn’t hesitate to cut the critics as facilities which should Force proposed closing in 1975. approved bill that would require fusing and difficult to read, and consumer affairs subcommittee, Just as a spinning ice skater Knowing the times, along dead wood from our domestic be closed are Fort Douglas, Utah, It was that proposal which installations. issuers of credit and charge cards arrives at a time when the said, “ This bill does not help the slows down by extending her with the fact the eclipses were basing structure, “ said Rep. Dick built more than a century ago to prompted Congress to erect stiff “ We are addressing one of the to disclose information about consumer cannot very well shop consumer.” arms. Earth’ s rotation on its visibie from China, the scient­ Armey, R-Texas, chief author of protect stagecoach routes; Fort hurdles against base closings. great sacred cows in this country interest rates, fees and other around for a better rate,” said and in this body,” said Sen. Phil axis slows as tidal interactions ists were abie to calcuiate how the bill. Monroe, Va., built inside a moat None of Maine’s four-member details before consumers make Dodd. “ This iate disclosure of Leslie Gainer, an official of the Gramm, R-Texas. make the moon orbit Earth much Earth’s rotation has The measure easily cleared the to defend against the British congressional delegation voted card applications. information is in sharp contrast Ralph Nader-organized U.S. Pub­ more quickly and become slowed since the dates the House and Senate on Wednesday The House was scheduled to to the way card issuers solicit lic Interest Research Group, said more distant from the planet, eclipses occurred. and was sent to President Rea­ take up the measure today and consumers. We all know how that the legislation fails to go far astronomer Kevin Pang, of For example, had the day gan, who is expected to sign it. send it to the White House by the is done. Ali you have to do is read enough with the new disclosure The Pentagon estimates that $2 Key witness tells of torment end of the week. rules and pre-empts states from NASA’s Jet Propulsion Labor­ always been 24 hours long, the your mail to know that tenders atory, said Wednesday. 899 B.C. eclipse would have billion to $5 billion a year can be Under present law, terms of rely heavily on mail passing stronger iaws. saved if it is permitted to pare NEW YORK (AP) - The Miss Myerson also is charged Myerson offered to find her a job credit and charge card accounts solicitations.” "Fou r billion years ago, the been seen in the Middle East The Consumer Bankers Associ­ down the list of 3,800 U.S. military daughter of a judge charged with with obstruction of justice for in her department a few weeks do not have to be disclosed until The legislation would require moon was only one-third as far instead of China, Pang ation, which represents approxi­ installations. conspiring to fix Bess Myerson’s allegedly trying to get Ms. Gabel later. after a card is issued. More than ali direct maii applications and away as it is now, and the day explained. mately 800 federaliy insured The bill sets up a complicated Inver’s divorce said she tried to to lie to a federal grand jury. Ms. Gabel said that she testi­ 105.5 million Americans hold 800 solicitations to contain clear was only eight hours long at Pang’s calculations of the banks, savings and loans and procedure which essentially cuts wreck her car out of despondency Calm and relaxed at first, Ms. fied before the grand jury in miiiion of the cards. information on the annual inter­ the tim e,” said Pang, whose rate at which Earth’s rotation credit unions, endorsed the through the thicket of laws during a I'/i-year job search Gabel appeared grim under ques­ March and May of 1987, with Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D- est rate, any minimum finance study will be published soon in is slowing are consistent with iegislation. enacted by Congress. Legisla­ before the former Miss America immunity from prosecution, but the British journal Vistas in previous studies, but extend tioning by Assistant U.S. Attor­ Conn., consumer affairs subcom­ charge, any transaction fee, the tors, loathe to permit the loss of called federal prosecutors in Astronomy. further back in time. The hired her. ney David Lawrence as she mittee chairman who sponsored grace period and the method of Joe Belew, the association jobs which accompanies base More than 100 spectators June 1987 because she “ felt there " ’ang and his co-authors oldest Arabian and Babylo­ described her depression during the bill approved by the Senate on calculation used in computing the president, said the measure “ pro­ closings, have blocked any facili­ crowded into the courtroom Wed­ were certain things that had not cermined that, compared to nian records of solar eclipses her prolonged job hunt. a voice vote ’Tuesday night, said balance for interest purposes. vides for simple, meaningful ties from being shut in the last 11 nesday to see Sukhreet Gabei come up” before the grand jury. day, zhe length of a day was date to about 700 B.C. Ms. Gabel said she dropped out fuil, advance disclosure of card Issuers also must clearly state disclosures which ensure that 22 thousandths of second shor­ years. testify for the prosecution at the of a doctoral program in sociol­ She said she waived her im­ fees and terms would enable any cash advance fees, late fees consumers can compare terms on Pang’s findings on the 899 ter in A.D. 532, 42 thousandths “ It’s been 28 years since we’ve conspiracy trial of her mother, ogy at the University of Chicago munity from prosecution and consumers to weigh the costs and and over-the-limit fees. credit cards. Its enactment will B.C. eclipse first were re­ of a second shorter in 899 B.C., had a two-term administration of former state Supreme Court in March 1982. agreed to let the FB I tape her benefits of signing up for particu­ The measure still falls short of show that consumer and industry ported in early 1987. In that and 70 thousandths of a second one party leaving the White Justice Hortense Gabel, 75; Miss A year later, still unemployed, phone conversations with her lar credit or charge cards. the disclosure requirements representatives can work to­ study, he and his colleagues shorter in 1876 B.C. House while the other party Myerson, 64, and her lover, Carl Ms. Gabel said she deliberately lawyer. Now, he said, the cost informa- sought by some members of gether to produce iegislation studied ancient Chinese chron­ Other studies have shown controlled Congress,” said Ar­ “ Andy” Capasso, 43. drove recklessly from New York During that period, she said, '■ ■ "n to consumers too late Congress and consumer groups. which benefits the public.” icles, called the Bamboo An­ Earth’s rotation varies mey. "Only under this political Ms. Gabel. 39, speaking about to Chicago. she taped conversations with her nals, which mentioned a time slightly over time because the configuration could a base­ her 18-month job search, said she' “ I purposefully drove over the mother twice — once when she when “ the day dawned twice.” oceans and atmosphere pro­ closing bill like this get through was “ despondent, despairing and speed limit in miserable called home, trying to locate the duce drag on the planet’s By performing a computer Congress.” depressed” until being hired in weather,” said Ms. Gabel, adding lawyer and once “ completely AP photo Another cloud over Eastern topography, and because simulation of the history of the The bill endorses a Pentagon- August 1983 by Miss Myerson, the “ I drove in hopes I would meet (inadvertently.” THE NEXT GENERATION — Apple Francisco on Wednesday. At right rear is that proclaimed the sale a “ win” molten rock within the Earth Earth’s rotation around the appointed commission which has city’s then-cultural affairs with an unfortunate accident.” Ms. Gabel also said she took MIAMI (AP) — Some union Bavis, chairman of the Air Line Computer founder Steve Jobs unveiled for all parties and called Trump sloshes against solid rock to sun, they determined the been meeting for months, trying commissioner. Ms. Gabel said she later “ about four” shopping bags of Texas billionaire H. Ross Perot, who has leaders and analysts see Eastern Pilots Association local. “ Mr. ‘ ‘ a new and exciting competitor.” produce a similar drag. phrase meant that the moon to put together a list of bases to be Prosecutors claim Miss Myer­ admitted herself to a hospital for her mother’s documents to fed­ his computer workstation that he termed invested more than $20 miiiion in the Airlines’ sale of its profitable Lorenzo is only intent on gutting closed. The current panel would son circumvented normal city eral prosecutors. Northeast shuttle to real estate Eastern ... not in trying to make it Knowing how Earth’s rota­ eclipsed the sun just after “ evaluation and treatment for a “university on a desktop” in San project. Lorenzo said the sale is ex­ be expanded to 12 members by hiring procedures to give Ms. She said she had her mother’s developer Donald Trump as a big fly.” tion rate changes “ helps you dawn on April 21, 899 B.C. That severe clinical depression” and pected to be completed by Dec. IS the bill. Gabel the $19,000-a-year job as permission to show the docu­ shove on its downhill path. understand things like the let them figure out the Earth’s stayed there for about seven Bavis said he believes the and he does not foresee any The panel will make its recom­ her special assistant. In return, ments to lawyers but it was But an Eastern spokesman interaction between the ocean, rotation rate at the time and weeks. shuttle sale is part of an ultimate significant legal or regulatory mendations by Dec. 31 and they charge Ms. Gabel’s mother unclear from her testimony says the cash-hungry company solid Earth and atmosphere, also place a date on the reign of Ms. Gabel said she met Miss The ‘Next’ computer is here, plan of merging Eastern into barriers. Defense Secretary Frank C. cut Capasso’s temporary alim­ whether her mother understood will get a good price for the and tells you something about King Yi of the Western Zhou Myerson at a dinner party at her Texas Air’s Continental Airlines, Carlucci would have until Jan. 15 ony and child support payments she was going to show them to service to Washington, New York Eastern would get badly the interior of the Earth,” dynasty. parents’ Manhattan apartment in a non-union carrier. — five days before he leaves to his estranged wife, Nancy. June 1983 and, unsolicited. Miss prosecutors. and Boston, which will be re­ needed cash for paying its bills and it’s getting rave reviews named the Trump Shuttle, its But Eastern spokesman Robin while maintaining marketing re­ planes emblazoned in red, black Matell said the deal "strengthens lationships and route tie-ins, and gold stripes with the word Eastern enormously.” The com­ Matell said. Also, the shuttle No stress here, says cities SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - tions. An operating system is the for stereo sound. It also includes “ Trump” on their tails. pany bought a full-page adver­ would not go to an existing built-in reference sources, includ­ High-technology guru Steve Jobs program that runs a computer’s “ There’ s no question that tisement in newspapers today competitor, he said. unveiled his computer worksta­ internal functions. ing a dictionary and the complete within the Eastern structure, the tion that he termed a “ university Jobs demonstrated Next’s ca­ works of Shakespeare. shuttle is certainly the crown cited as the most stressfui on a desktop” and that some pabilities with computer gener­ One thing it lacks is a color jewel,” Robert Joedicke, airline experts agreed could revolution­ ated sounds of a thunderstorm, monitor, although Jobs said one analyst for Shearson Lehman in ize the industry. and speeches by the Rev. Martin NEW YORK (AP) - Officials ranked 12th most stressful, join­ Reno, Nev., was portrayed as would be available in about a New York, said Wednesday. M a s s “ The cracks are already show­ Luther King Jr. and President of cities cited by Psychology ing several other Florida cities on the stress capital of the nation. year. “ Obviously, they’ve been having ing in the architectural founda­ John F. Kennedy. Today magazine as the most the list. Sgt. Karl Schmidt of the Reno difficulties at Eastern and if you tion of today’s personal computer Under an agreement an­ California Superintendent of stressful in the country reacted The article, written by Robert Police Department said the “ di­ take out a highly profitable facet, GLASTONBURY industry,” Jobs said during Wed­ nounced Wednesday, IBM li­ Schools Bill Honig predicted the angrily to the ranking, while the Levine, a California State Univer­ vorce capital of the world” was it certainly makes it much harder nesday’s glitzy demonstration of censed the right to use the Next would “ free students and mayor of the nation’s least sity psychologist in Fresno, being unfairly penalized for a to survive.” HIGH SCHOOL his Next computer. “ object-oriented graphics” of teachers from textbooks, giving stressed burg, State College, Pa., Calif,, ranked 286 metropolitan high burglary rate resulting from Trump, appearing at a news Hubbard Street The 33-year-oId co-founder of Next for $10 million and probably them the freedom to marvel in was pleased. areas based on rates of crime, tourists leaving valuables In cars conference at the Plaza Hotel in Apple Computer said his machine will use the technology on compu­ worlds never before possible in “ That’s ridiculous,” responded suicide, alcoholism and divorce. or hotel rooms. New York City, another of his 4th Annual LUCKY ters that run on Unix. That will the classroom.” Little Rock, Ark., Chamber of The study, published in the Levine said the 10 lowest-stress ua would be available to universities recent acquisitions, announced by April at around $6,500, double solve one of Jobs’ biggest prob­ But William H. Gates, chair­ Commerce President Paul Har- magazine’s November issue, pro­ places were: State College: the $365 million sale with Frank SAT. OCT. 22 earlier estimates. lems: getting software writers to man of software giant Microsoft vel on Wednesday to his city’s vided instant celebrity status to Grand Forks. N.D.; St. Cloud. Lorenzo, chairman of Eastern’s 10:30-4:00 A special laser printer, featur­ convert programs to a single Corp., has said the Next repres­ ranking as the fifth most stressful State College, Minn.; Rochester, Minn.; parent, Texas Air Corp., at his ing the highest resolution capabil­ system. ents little in the way of Admission *2.50 plaqe. ” I think people got a charge out McAllen-Pharr-Edinburg, side. Although the Next initially will innovation. Child under 12 free Fort Lauderdale, Fla., Assist­ of this,” said State College Mayor Texas; Altoona, Pa.; Blooming­ ities in the industry, will be “ I want to run it as a diamond, be available only to universities, ant City Manager Pete Wil- Arnold Addison. He attributed the ton, Ind.; Provo-Orem, Utah; available for the Next for $2,000. “ What’s novel about it? Is it as an absolute diamond,” Trump •4.50 per couple with ad analysts expect Jobs to move schenhesaid: “ I’ve lived in other low-stress rating of the small Utica, N.Y.; and Akron, Ohio, “ Once or twice in a decade much of an advance as the said. “ I want the employees to be Limit 1 couple per ad aggressively into other markets areas of the country. My impres­ city, known hy its residents as The 10 most stressful were: something iike this comes along, (Macintosh) was with its gra­ well taken care of. I want within a few years. sion is there isn’t any more stress Happy Valley, to the fact that it’s Reno: Las Vegas, Nev.; Miami: and I believe it’s going to change phics interface? Is it marketed to everybody to be happy.” 114 craftspeople from all over New England will be at this craft One of the biggest innovations here than any other urban area.” the home of Penn State Lakeland-Winter Haven, Fla.; the future of computing,” said a broad enough part of the But Robert V. Callahan, former fair. There will be all popular crafts, plus many one of a kind. This in Next’ s hardware is a robot- The Fort Lauderdale area was University. North Little Rock-Little Rock; Jobs, a coilege dropout. market?” he asked, implying it head of the Eastern flight attend­ show is sponsored by UNICO and they will have food available. Panama City, Fla,; Odessa, Jobs said the first three waves built printed circuit board only was neither. ants union, offered a less glitter­ * * * for info 508-263-7243 * * * Texas; Jacksonville, Fla.; San of personal computing were the 1-foot square that Jobs said packs ing appraisal. enough power and speed to The Next will compete with Francisco-Oakland; and Los release of the Apple II, the IBM ” If it clears all the legal approach mainframe computer such hot-selling technical work­ Next Show — Sturbridge Ma. Sheraton Inn, Rt. 20, Nov. 13 Angeles-Long Beach, Calif. PC and Apple’s Macintosh. hurdles, it signals the end of China, Soviet Union Jobs founded Next Inc. in 1985 capabilities. He called it the stations as those from Sun Eastern Airlines as an independ­ Levine and fellow researchers Microsytems Inc., Apollo Compu­ Kuni Miyake and Marta Lee said after leaving Apple in a power world’s most compact circuit ent entity,” he said, referring to struggle with John Sculley, chair­ board, the “ brains” of ter Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Co. plans by Eastern’s unions to try to the criteria they used to rank the Some of those companies are wiil meet next year cities, are ’ ’both causes and man and chief executive officer. computers. block the sale in the courts. Analysts among the 3,000 peo­ The Next contains about 50 working on similar products that “The proposed sale simply effects of social stress, clearly an eventually will be sold for about important element in psychologi­ ple at the unveiling at Louise M. times the storage capacity of any confirms what we have been BEIJING (AP) — Senior leader The two sides met todiscussthe comparable computer, allowing $15,000. CHERRONE’S cal well-being,” he said. Davies Symphony Hall were saying all along,” said Jack Deng Xiaoping said today China Cambodian question in Beijing in nearly uniform in their praise of Package Store ^ and the Soviet Union are likely to August, and Qian is expected to Previous studies unfairly “ as­ sume that people who live under the machine. hold a summit next year, accord­ take up the issue again in Moscow “ Over time, it will change the ^ -X • ing to diplomatic sources. It in a bid to narrow differences on better environmental, economic IF YOU MISSED OUT ON and cultural conditions are more way people look at computers,” would be the first such meeting in how to bring peace to Cambodia. satisfied with their lives,” he said Stewart Alsop, influential 30 years. The sources Said Deng did not publisher of P.C. Newsletter. HEARTSTART Deng, in a meeting with Finnish say whether Qian will set a date said. A' But psychologists, he said, “ It’s not in and of itself any big President Mauno Koivisto, also for the summit during his talks in “ have long recognized that favor­ technological revolution. 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Police spokesman Gary Wood suffered hood, windshield and failures of the Reagan Analysts have said that the and rookie Jody Hull. Sylvain ’Turgeon scored from the said that a Volkswagon driven by front-end damage. NEW YORK (AP) - It took a administration. country has seen about as much while, but the Hartford Whalers "It was a big two points,” left circle on a shot that beat Bob Nancy L. Belmont, 17, of 154 Police are continuing their Vice President George Bush of an improvement as can be Hartford Coach Larry Pleau said. Froese to the far side. Carriage Drive, was involved in a investigation into the accident. finally found their game. has sought to minimize month-to- expected from higher exports and The New York Rangers, mean­ “ We haven’t had a lot of leads to Ray Ferraro gave the Whalers collision with a Toyota pick-up Wood said. The accident occurred moiith variations in the deficit, a further shrinking in overall protect. We played more consist­ their first lead of the season when truck driven by Laura Burbank, at 8;28 a.m., he said. while, lost the game — and Tomas deficit will not occur until imports ent, had more commitment on he came out from behind the net pointing instead to the fact that 24, of East Hartford. Andrew Beck, Manchester Sandstrom as well. and stuffed the puck at 7; 41. Then the deficit for the entire year is begin to fall. Belmont was driving from Memorial Hospital spokesman, "W e don’t read the plays too one-on-ones. Liut made some big The rise In imports in August saves in the third period.’ ’ Brian Leetch tied it for the headed lower. Porter Street across Center said Burbank was treated and well," Rangers Coach Michel Rangers at 15:09, firing a 40- For the first eight months of the reflected identical increases of Street to Lenox Street when the released after being treated for Bergeron said following Wednes- That would be Mike Liut, the footer from the top of the left year, the trade deficit is running $1.1 billion for business capital accident occurred, he said. glass in her eye. •day night’s 4-3 NHL loss to the Whalers’ veteran goaltender, at an annual rate of $138.2 billion, goods and consumer goods. Im ­ ^Whalers. “ We were tight and who made 14 of his 37 saves in the circle that beat Liut to his glove a substantial improvement from ports of foreign cars were up $700 tnervous because we lost the home final period to keep the Rangers side. the record deficit of $170.3 billion million while oil imports rose by opener (5-0 to New Jersey). You at bay. Wilson and Hull then gave the suffered in 1987. $300 million to $3.7 billion. Zone change to allow have to be ready to play, you have “ The first one’s always a little Whalers a 4-2 lead with second- Indeed, the shrinking of the The higher foreign oil bill to play a good first period. We harder each year,” Uut said. period goals. deficit has been the principal reflected an Increase in volume didn’t.” “ The league is tougher and The Rangers, who had killed off reason for the better-than- as the average price per barrel Coventry mill facelift . In the process of losing, the tougher. You have to scratch for 12 straight power plays, gave up expected economic growth so far fell by 62 cents to $15.15 per ;Rangers also lost Sandstrom, one everything.” their first of the season when this year. Economists attribute barrel. ■of their big guns at forward. He Noted Hull; Wilson scored at 2:58 high off about half of overall growth to the The higher export sales re­ By Jacqueline Bennett Mark Lavitt and Phillip DeSi- broke a finger and had to be taken “ We worked hard. This is what Froese. Hull then scored at 7:14. improving trade deficit. flected an increase of $800 million to a hospital to have it set. happens when everyone gives ISO Manchester Herald ato of Millbrook Associates of The Rangers made it 4-3 at 1:37 U.S. exports rose to a record in sales of American autos and a Coventry, Inc. are the same That compounded things for the percent. It felt good. The guys smaller rise of $200 million in the were really enthused coming in of the third period on a goal by level of $27.55 billion in August, an COVENTRY - Millbrook Asso­ developers who were denied by Rangers, who also have been here and woilted hard.” Don Maloney, who deflected increase of $1.03 billion over the category that includes farm ciates developers can move for­ the commission a proposal to playing without center Kelly Hartford is back home Satur­ Lucien DeBlois’ shot past Liut. July level. products. ward with plans to renovate an rezone the village section of Main ‘ Kisio, out with a banged-up hand. After suffering hard times from By country, the largest deficit, ^ "Without Kisio and Sandstrom, day night to host the Chicago The Rangers, last year’s league old mill on Armstrong Road after Street to allow higher density leaders on the power play, went mid-1984 through 1986, American as usual, was with Japan, an a zone change from light indus­ condominiums and apartment Iwe know it’s going to be tough,” Blackhawks. imbalance of $4.8 billion, up from Each team scored two goals in O-for-5 Wednesday night to extend industry has been enjoying a trial to commercial was ap­ complexes. Bergeron said. " It was tough a July deficit of $4.4 billion. The the first period. their streak to 24 power play boom as the lower value of the proved for the site, according to That controversial proposal tonight.” AP photo deficit rose to $1.7 billion with Ulf Dahlen gave the Rangers chances without a score. dollar has made U.S. goods Planning and Zoning Commission was shot down by the PZC in June Before Wednesday night’s vic­ Taiwan, compared to $1.2 billion AP photo the early lead when he tipped “ They were on the puck in our competitive once again on over­ Chairman Jonathan Kreisberg. after residents hotly opposed ft. tory, the Whalers had been 0-3. In FROM BEHIND — Hartford's Jody Hull, night at Madison Square Garden. Hull in July, while the deficit with Norm M aciver’s shot over Liut’s end and had too many chances seas markets. Kreisberg said the PZC voted "Some of those same people fact, they had never led in any of right, and Ray Ferraro bring the puck up scored the game-winner as the Whalers But, unfortunately, the weaker Western Europe shrank to $1.4 TEST RESULTS ANNOUNCED — Scientific tests on the glove at 2; 25 for his fourth goal of from the slot,” Froese said. “ We unanimously to approve the zone spoke in favor of this zone their previous games before won their first, 4-3. dollar has not h^d much impact in billion, down from $2.3 billion in the season. At the six-minute need more communication and behind New York goalie Bob Froese Shroud of Turin indicate it is no more than 728 years oid change at a meeting at the Town change,” said Kreisberg. going ahead 4-2 in the second slowing Americans' appetite for mark, the Whalers tied it when confidence in our own end.” during first-period action Wednesday July. and cannot be the burial cloth of Christ, the archbishop Office Building Tuesday night, He noted the old mill and period on goals by Carey Wilson of Turin announced today. paving the way for offices to go village section are in the same into the old mill. The mill is on a area of South Coventry. 4.2 acre parcel of land. Previously, the site was used Debate “ They (developers) indicated for manufacturing, which gener­ Hershiser isn’t they already have a tenant for the ated a lot of noise from truck Berte work ethic key to success From page 1 Shroud facility,” Kreisberg said during a traffic, Kreisberg said. No timetable for the renovation From page 1 phone interview. But he did not know who, he said. has been set up yet. By Jim Tierney toward it.” ready to relax or minus four percentage points. nowhere near over,” Brown said. Manchester Herald Previously, Berte played the The ABC-Post poll also con­ Aides to Dukakis believe a solid sweeperback position, but now news reports that a medieval date ducted a standard national sur­ showing by the Democratic nomi­ Laboratories at the University has settled into stopperback to 14 2-3 innings, saved the fourth for the shroud meant it was a fake Being aggressive on and off By Dorrell Chrlstlon vey of 1,187 likely voters and nee in the 90-minute, prime-time of Arizona, the Swiss Federal Drug abuse awareness also utilize her talents on the and was warmed up to relieve in Institute of Technology at the or a fraud. the athletic field welcomes The Associated Press found Bush leading Dukakis 51 encounter with Bush will help offensive end. the fifth. “ It could be a genuine work of desirable dividends for those percent to 45 percent. The survey, propel their candidate to the lead University of Zurich and Oxford " I love defense,” the perso­ Still, he had enough left for a Christian art,” he said. willing to make the proper LOS ANGELES — Give Orel conducted Oct. 5 through Tues­ in the close race. University conducted the carbon- nable Berte said. “ But I like 131-pitch, complete-game five- The carbon-14 tests were sup­ week set for Oct. 23 sacrifices. Hershisher credit, but don’t give day, had a margin of error of four Unlike the first presidential 14 tests on postage-stamp size being able to be more versa­ hitter, with five strikeouts and posed to be conducted as a blind A member of the undefeated him a rest — not just yet. anyway. percentage points. debate on Sept. 25, when candi­ pieces of linen snipped from the tile. I like stopper because it two walks. study. Each of the three laborato­ By Andrew Yurkovsky " It basically shows that you Manchester High girl’s soccer He ended the regular season by A CBS News-New York Times dates and aides tried to set low shroud in April. gives me the opportunity to get ” I thank God I have an arm that ries was given one piece of the Manchester Herald care,” Lingard said of the ribbon. team (9-0) who has been the breaking Don Drysdale’s "un­ poll had nearly the same result: expectations, Dukakis was pre­ The tests give a scientific basis into the offense more than I can bounce back like this on two shroud and one piece of linen with She added, " I t ’s not saying ‘I n',?, ■driving force behind its tre­ breakable” record with 59 47-42 for Bush. That survey of dicting a win. for the age of the shroud but do ‘could if I was playing sweeper. days’ rest,” Hershiser said. nothing to solve the enduring a known date. The labs were not A local citizens’ group hopes to person who would never drink.’” mendous success the past straight shutout innings. 1,009 probable voters was done The vice president said he I’ve been able to put more He ended the National League The Dodgers are thankful they riddle of how the image was to know which was which, but the raise community awareness ■ three years, tirelessly striving Oct. 8 through Monday and also would cite fewer statistics in the Lingard said that the council offense into the position.” playoffs with a record 24 2-3 have a pitcher like that. created. distinctive herringbone pattern about drug and alcohol abuse for improvement both on the had a four-point margin of error. debate and talk more about "how has purchased books on drug and innings pitched, earning most “ With a six-run lead against the American scientists who sub­ of the shroud could have given its through a week of programs at 'soccer field and in the class- What is Berte working on to Horse race polls indicate popu­ I would like to lead this country, alcohol abuse that re;sidents can valuable player honors by beat­ Mets, you don’t ever get on easy jected the linen to its most sample away. the end of the month. < room, falls into this unique change her game? “Probably lar strength nationwide, but the where I ’d like to see us be in the check out of the Mary Cheney ing the “ unbeatable” New York street. You don’t ever get to rigorous chemical, computer and Scientists have said the triple The town Board of Directors on category — junior Meg Berte. being more offensive. Not Electoral College decides the '90s if I’m elected president." Library. She said that Alcoholics Mets 6-0 in Wednesday night’ s relax,” Lasorda said, dismissing photographic analysis concluded carbon dating should reveal the Tuesday designated the week of A starter on the Indian being such a one-sided player Jt: winner. Anonymous and the Elks Club any question about saving his ace Bush then headed off to Dodger Oct. 23 to 30 “ Red Ribbon Week” soccer team since she was a because sometimes I’m so seventh and deciding game. Bush called the state-by-state in 1981 that it was “ a real human age of the cloth within a 200-year would plso have displays at the after six or seven innings. “ Bul­ Stadium where he watched the and “ Drug Free America Week.” ninth-grader at Bennet Junior defensive-minded that I lose Hershisher, “ Bulldog” to his survey "interesting and encou­ form of a whipped and crucified range. library'. ldog was going to go as long as he Los Angeles Dodgers defeat the The Manchester Substance High School, Berte prides that other half of my game. teammates, Dodger determina­ raging," but said he would stick man and not the product of an The first mention of the possi­ maintained his g o ^ stuff, as long New York Mets 6-0 to capture the Abuse Council, which is organiz­ Among the activities planned herself on defense from her That’s what I ’ve really been tion personified tohis fans, is only to his strategy. Dukakis adviser National League pennant and win artist.” ble existence of Christ’s shroud as he was getting ’em out.” ing the event, will be making red for the week are a workshop on stopperback position. Berte’s working on,’ ’ she answers. through with the National Ron Brown disputed GOP claims a spot in baseball’s World Series. They speculated it resulted came from French crusader Get ’em out he certainly did, ribbons available to residents as resources for drug and alcohol natural talent as a defender League. Next up are the Oakland that Bush has the backing of the from chemical changes in the Robert of Clari who wrote that he albeit not without a shaky first a symbol of concern about drug problems, which will be held at together with her unparalleled Erardi remembers during Athletics, fearsome champions of South, West and Rocky Mountain linen while it was in contact with a saw it in 1203 in the imperial inning, which he survived only and alcohol abuse, Joan Lingard, South United Methodist Church aggressiveness earned her Al I- Berte’s freshman year he the American League, in the states, and said the Electoral Bowen praises body. Such changes could be palace in Constantinople. when the Mets’ Game 6 hitting on Oct. 25 at 7 p.m., Lingard said. State honors as a sophomore. assigned her to mark Wind­ World Series beginning here College race is still close. duplicated to a degree in the But the first actual records of the council chairman, said t^ a y . hero, Kevin McReynolds. lined Literature on the topic will be There will be a program spon­ Her perseverance in the ham’s Britton Arico, who is Saturday. " I think you see a scenario, a Bush proposals laboratory, they said. But they the Shroud of Turin trace it only to out to third with runners at first on display at the Mary Cheney sored at Keeney School on Oct. 24, classroom has earned her the now the leading scorer for the “ I think I ’d be ready on very reasonable, rational scena­ added no method could ade­ Lirey, France in 1354. and third. M ERIDEN (A P) - The U.S. Library, and there will be pro­ at 7 p.m., sponsored by the .No. 1 ranking in the junior nationally ranked University Saturday,” he said, adding mi­ rio, that indicates this thing is quately explain the shroud’s The shroud was bequeathed to P’--' With his curve keeping the Mets secretary of health and human class. of Connecticut’s women’s schievously: “ I signed a player image. the pope by former King Umberto grams in the local schools, .school’s PTA. off balance, Hershiser breezed services, a Reagan administra­ “ I consider M eg the premier soccer team. contract. Tommy signed a man­ Gonella bristled last month at II of Italy upon his death in 1983. Lingard said. Also on Oct. 24, the Substance fir:.’' through the next five innings on tion appointee, praised the Lingard, who is also a social defender in the state of Con­ “ I think that set the tone with ager’s contract, so you can Campaign seeks Abuse Council will make a brief just 52 pitches — 33 of them health-care proposals of Vice necticut,” Manchester girls’ M eg,” Erardi recalled. " I had second-guess him all you want.” worker at Bennet Junior High presentation to the Board of strikes. He retired II in a row. 17 President George Bush in an soccer coach Joe Erardi said. her mark Britton Arico. In two Well, Mr. Manager? $1 million for School, said that the red ribbon Education during the board’s of 19 at one point, falling behind in address to 250 members of the "No one matches her level of matches, Meg shut her down.” “ The Bulldog can do a lot of became a symbol of the danger of meeting. Lingard said that red the count only three times from New Haven County Medical Nobel drug and alcohol abuse after the intensity. No one matches her Anyone who has ever seen things, but I don’t think we’re attack on AIDS ribbons would be passed out to • ’ » r the second through the seventh Association. killing of a drug enforcement board members during the desire to be the best that she Berte play realizes her inces­ going to do that to him.” Lasorda From page 1 V, • answered. “ But you never know. innings. HARTFORD (AP) — A group "George Bush is working to­ can possibly be. She has a sant passion and desire for the ■ offical in 1985 by drug traffickers. meeting. “ The Mets thought this guy of state business leaders hopes to ward a kinder, gentlernation that higher work rate than any game. He can talk me out of a lot of would be tired with two days’ raise $1 million to improve will meet the challenges of Mahfouz, considered Egypt’s that applies to all mankind.” player we’ve ever had in the " I ’ve never really had a things.” rest, so I decided to change my services for people .suffering childhood diseases, the aging and premier novelist, has not shied Arabic has between 150 and 200 problem with aggressive­ Not that Hershiser hasn’t Theft suspect leaves child program.” stragegy in the bullpen,” Her­ from AIDS and to pay for radio AIDS,” Dr. Otis R. Bowen told the ness,” she said. “ I ’m never earned an extra day off. away from taking a stand on million native speakers, but they Since Berte began her shiser said. “ I tried to go with a and television commercials gathering at the Ramada Inn intimidated by a player’s size. Consider his playoff pitching controversial contemporary are concentrated in about 21 WETHERSFIELD (AP) - A stopped Santos near the super­ soccer career at Manchester game plan that they wouldn’t warning of the disease. • Wednesday night. I don’t think you can be a line: issues. countries, many with small liter­ suspected shoplifter abandoned market and was about to hand­ High, she has appeared in 45 recognize and maybe surprise William B. Ellis, chief execu­ Bowen, 70, was appointed se­ defender and not be A 1-0 record, 1.09 earned run His 1967 novel, “ Miramar,” ate populations. his unwitting accomplice — a cuff him when Santos punched matches in which Manchester them a little. I would stay away tive officer of Northeast Utilities, cretary in December 1985. replac­ attacked then-President Gamal aggressive.” average, four games, three A murmur of surprise passed 4-year-old boy — and fled to a him on the arm and fled. Santos has an impressive 41-3-1 re­ from my sinker and get more is spearheading the Connecticut ing Margaret Heckler. As head of Abdel-Nasser’s domestic and through the onlookers followed by cord. Of those 45 games, the Erardi feels Berte’s family games started, one complete nearby cemetery after punching was found about 20 minutes later, Rtglnald PInto/MtnchMtar H*r«ld pitches up in the strike zone with a AIDS Services-Education Cam­ the Health and Human Services pan-Arabist policies. The charac­ a short silence when the acade­ support is vital. "She has game, one save, one shutout, 18 a police officer, authorities said. hiding in a cemetery, police said. Indians have recorded 35 little pop.” paign. which hopes to raise $1 Department, he oversees a $334 ters — guests at an Alexandria excellent support from her hits, five runs, three earned runs, m y’s secretery, Sture Allen, read Johnie Santos. 20, was arrested Santos was charged with sixth- shutouts. TOP PERFORMER — Manchester High junior stopper- For good measure, he even million from corporate and foun­ billion budget. hotel — pay lip service to the Over the summer. Berte fam ily,” he said. “ They really two hit hatters, seven walks, 15 the one-line citation. Wednesday on charges that he degree larceny, risk of injury to a drove in the first of the Dodgers’ dation sources in the next few In his speech. Bowen said that ideals of revolution while pri­ tried out for the regional do a tremendous job as far as back Meg Berte (14) was an All-State selection as a strikeouts and two wild pitches. Twelve of Mahfouz’s 40 novels tried to steal meat from a minor, assault of a police officer, five second-inning runs with a weeks. Bush, the Republican presiden­ giving her guidance.” Erardi sophomore. Her work ethic, both on the soccer field and The 24 2-3 innings were two vately holding them in contempt. or volumes of stories have been Wethersfield supermarket by interfering with police and es­ 16-and-under team at a soccer no-out, bases-loaded dribbler that Another $1 million from na­ tial candidate, advocates "qual­ The academy singled out Mah- camp held at the University of doesn’t hesitate about Berte’s more than the record worked by translated into English, and a hiding it under the boy, who was cape from custody, police said. in the classroom, is second to none. She may be the best Mets third baseman Gregg Jef­ tional foundations and the Con­ ity medical care for everyone.” fouz’s 1959 work "Children of lesser number have been pub­ Massachusetts. Though, Berte future on the soccer field. Boston’s Roger Clemens against sitting in a shopping car. police 'The child is the son of Santos’ defender in the state of Connecticut, according to her feries hobbled. necticut media is available to "We want compassionate and Gebelawi,” which was banned in lished in German, French and did not make the regional “ She’s a definite Division I California in 1986, 6 2-3 more than said. girlfiend, who had given the man coach, and she’s also No. 1 academically in her class. He tired a little in the eighth, match the money raised to competent programs that are his own country. Swedish. team, her overall game im­ player. There’s no question,” the old N L record set by Hous­ Santos took off after being permission to take the child, when he hit Lenny Dykstra and combat acquired immune defi­ fiscally responsive,” he said. The book’s characters were He also has written plays and proved because of it. he said. “ She’d be an impact ton’s Mike Scott in six games confronted by a store manager, Cetran said. Erardi said. walked Wally Backman on five ciency syndrome. Ellis said. Bowen cited the "catastrophic- based on Adam and Eve, Moses, more than 30 film scripts based on " It was such a good expe­ player in any program in the the soccer field and in the against the Mets in 1986. police said. " It wasn’t kidnapping or any­ classroom. “ She works harder No one is more richly pitches. But he got out of that by The Ford and Xerox founda­ care plan” advocated by Presi­ Jesus, Mohammed and a modern his novels. rience,” the 16-year-old Berte nation.” Hershisher normally doesn’t Sgt. James Cetran said he thing like that,” Cetran said. deserving of success than Meg getting the Mets’ two most tions have said they would match dent Reagan as one that fits the scientist. said. " I was excited about it. I A work ethic second to none than anybody else and she’s throw between starts every five Berte. dangerous hitters, Hernandez as much as $500,000 for improved bill. The academy described the had been gearing ail summer has elevated Berte to the top on successful because of it,” days. He started the first and support services and outreach “ The catastrophic plan will work as "an allegory of humani­ third games of this series, going and Darryl Strawberry. programs. Media outlets in the help make sure there is less ty’s historic destiny under the state have agreed to donate as chance for a two-tiered system of great monotheistic founders of much as $500,000 worth of air time health care. Ourpoorest will have religion” and said Mahfouz and advertising space for the access to critical care,” he said. writes "an Arabian narrative art commercials. Stingley relives horror through schoolboy gridder The money would be used for; ■ An AIDS prevention and education campaign placing * PUBLIC NOTICE ★ prognosis for a normal life isn't asking why, that I was able to By William C. Hldlay Kenneth. I saw me. I felt the pain regroup and go on my with my commercials by the state Depart­ he was feeling. “When I saw all those tubes, I cringed. I didn’t good. Crown said. The Associated Press When they met, Stingley said he life,’ ’ he said. ment of Helth Services on major “ It’s like a nightmare that television and radio stations and "Housing in Manchester” see Kenneth. I saw me. I felt the pain he was encouraged Jennings to realize Through rehabilitation. Sting­ CHICAGO — As high school you’re actually living. You don’t providing limited billboard he could fight back and still make ley has regained some limited football player Kenneth Jennings wake up from this nightmare. It’s feeling. It's like a nightmare that you’re advertisements. You are invited to a public hearing on something of his life. movement in his right arm, Just Colorful Fall Chrysanthemums _ lay In bed, paralyzed from the real. It goes beyond explana­ ■ Preventive outreach pro­ actually living. You don’t wake up from this "I believe it’s a personal enough to operate his electric Vibrant Colors for Autumn Decorating' neck down, form er New England tion,” said the form er Patriots’ grams aimed at high-risk popula­ CROCUS $180 obligation of mine to be of some wheelchair and feel independent. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1988 • 7 PM Patriots star Darryl Stingley wide receiver. nightmare. It’s real. It goes beyond tions, such as homo.scxuals and lo r I Yellow, White, Rust, Purple comfort and to console him and Stingley visited Jennings along relived the nightmare of his own drug users. Lincoln Center Hearing Room Stingley, now 37 and living in explanation." show him that, despite what the with Jesse Jackson Jr., who career-ending Injury. ■ An improvement in support tulip8_,/$299 Chicago, played for the Patriots doctors say, good things can announced that a special rehabili­ ★ Is there an affordable housing problem in EXTRA EXTRA SPECIAL Stingley, paralyzed since 1978 from 1973 to 1977, but suffered an happen,” Stingley said. tation fund had been started to services for people with AIDS. from a hit on an over-the-mlddle — Darryl Stingley Manchester? mm^Hyacinths, Ananonaw, Euonymous, Rhododendron - All Colors injury in a preseason gam e Aug. The worst part, the former pro help the student athlete pay for Oaftodlla. Snowdrops, ’ Junipers, Boxwood, Azaleas, Everygreen, >95 pass route, visited Jennings on 12, 1978 that left him paralyzed wide receiver said, will be the costs of a lengthy recovery Iris, Eranthua, Scllla, & Wednesday at Northwestern ★ Why is there a problem? from the neck down. paralysis victims such as Bciiu iici bull was in good spirits, mental, overcoming the recur­ program. Moral Forsythia, Holly, Yews ______3/128* Memorial Hospital and encour­ Jackson, a son of thecivil rights CALDWELL He was reaching for a pass Jennings. but she warned other parents to ring question, “ Why me? Why ★ What can be done to solve the problem? aged the teen-ager not to give up leader Jesse Jackson, said the when Jack Tatum of the Oakland The budding high school star beware of the potentialdangers of m e?” hope. football. “ Kids don’t understand “ I have relived that moment Jennings rehabilitation fund had 8RING YOUR GARDEN INDOORS FEED YOUR LAWN: Jennings, a junior running back Raiders laid him out with a clean, "was thrilled" by Stingley’s visit OIL INC. Come and tell the Board of Directors' Housing this is a rough gam e,” she said over and over again,” Stingley been started at Independence and linebacker at Chicago’s Si­ hard hit, recalled Patriots’ spo­ in an intensive care section of the Subcommittee your concerns and ideas regarding WINTERGREEN through tears. “ What happened said. “ I was 26 years old at the Bank in Chicago. Large display of house meon High School, suffered a kesman Jimmy Oldham. hospital’s spinal cord injury unit, $pg Stingley has been in a wheel­ said Northwestern spokeswoman to Kenny could happen to some­ time and I remember thinking, “ I think I touched him,” the housing situation in Manchester. RAM l U U C M and ornamental plants K-H R 8 8 spiinal cord injury Saturday on Stingley said after visiting Jen­ .61® chair since. Elizabeth Crown. “He was so one else.” ‘What’s going to happen to me? If 8 .0 0 0 0.06 2 .00 7.06 the opening kickoff of a game per gal. C O. 0. Mary Ann Handley He serves as executive director happy and he said, T m going to During surgery Tuesday, doc­ I live, what am I going to be like?’ nings. "When I turned my chair to 150 gal minimum purchaaa 1 0 .0 0 0 i a 0 6 3.00 16.06 against Corliss High. leave, I looked back over my of player personnel for the fight this thing and I ’m going to tors removed a vertebra and a And then there were all those Kenneth Tedford Large Hanging Plants 18.000 2 3 .0 6 6 0 0 16.06 “ When I saw all those tubes, I ruptured disc to relieve pressure whys, whys, whys? shoulder and I saw some very cringed,” Stingley said after Patriots, but works primarily in win.’ ” Theunis Werkhoven on Jennings’ spinal cord, but his "It was only after I stopped large tears in his eyes” 649-8841 8" Pots visiting Jennings. “ I didn’t see public relations, often visiting The boy’s mother, Lemmie, PrIeM Subjpel to Chang* MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 — 15 M - MANCHESTER HERALD, ThurBday, Oct. 13, 1988 Kings The best team i SPORTS OSU concerned crown doesn’t always IN B R IEF about steroid use : > f e Masse at senior center Bv Rusty AAlller were tested last spring. This fall, The Associated Press 32 players were tested. Murphy Is awaiting results from a recent ‘C Olympic gold-medal-winning Bill Masse come out ahead tpst and is about to test some Bruins will appear tonight from 6:30 to 8 at the COLUMBUS, Ohio - If two Manchester Senior Citizens’ Center where Ohio State football players tested athletes again. By Jim Donaghv for the world championship. he will be available to sign autographs and positive for use of steroids, as a In the case of the player who tested positive twice, Murphy The Associated Press In Game 6 against Boston, the for photographs. newspaper has reported, then Mets were down to their last said the second test came back The Manchester native, a 1984 graduate “ two is too many,” Coach John NHL Roandup LOS ANGELES — This was a strike in the 10th inning when they with much lower levels, indicat­ of East Catholic High School, is the first Cooper says. comeback Uie New York Mets rallied for three runs. The Dayton Dally News re­ ing that use had ceased since the from Manchester to win a gold medal in just didn’t have in them. New York led the N L with 182 ported Wednesday that Ohio first test. Olympic competition. He was a member of By Ken Rapooport The Mets fell behind Orel homers, 703 runs and a 2.91 State team physician Robert (hooper said he was upset that The Associated Press Hershiser and Los Angeles by six eamed-run average. But for the U.S. baseball team that beat Japan for MUrphy said two players failed a the test results were maile public, runs after two innings in Game 7 much of the summer, they the gold medal. test for anabolic steroids last even though the failing players Last season, the Boston Bruins and the Dodgers went on for a 6-0 struggled and only shook off the spring and that one of them failed were not identified. had their hands full with Wayne victory and the National League pesky Pittsburgh Pirates in the UConn trims UMass a test again this fall. “ I ’m not telling you that nobody Gretsky in the Stanley Cup finals. pennant Wednesday night. last few weeks of the season. “ We are not taking a win-at-all- tested positive or negative, or Things haven’t changed, even "The difference in this series “ The Mets are the best team In AMHERST, Mass. — The University of costs stance, or we wouldn’t be that 25 of them did. It’s private though Gretzky has changed was that they got the lead in six of the National League,” Dodgers Connecticut enhanced a possible New testing,” Cooper said. “ I don’t information as far as I ’m con­ teanns. cerned,” Cooper said. the seven games,” Mets catcher manager Tommy Lasorda said. England soccer berth Wednesday with a w an t' to see any of them test "(Gretzky’s) the greatest of­ “ But sometimes in a fight the best “ The thing that people need to Gary Carter said. ” It made it 2-0 victory over the University of positive. That’s why we spend fensive threat in the league right man doesn’t always win, some­ understand is we test our kids tough to come back every time Massachusetts. The Huskies, 9-5-1 overall, this much money and time to now. It really sparks the offense out.” times the man with the biggest because we care about them.” are ranked No. 2 in New England (5-1-1) make sure we have a drug-free when he gets the puck,’ ’ Boston The Mets fell behind Hershiser heart wins.” football team and a drug-free said Cooper, whose team is 2-3 in with their only loss to top-ranked Yale. Coach Terry O’Reilly said after 2-0 in Game 1 and came back to Along with comebacks, another athletic department. We’re sin­ his first yearat Ohio State. “ A lot Two, or possibly three teams; from the the Los Angeles Kings beat the beat the Dodgers 3-2 with three trademark for the Mets has beeo cere about it.” of schools don’t even test... The Bruins 6-2 Wednesday night with runs in the ninth. In Game 3 off-field controversy and that region will earn berths to the NCAA Anabolic steroids are banned positive thing about doing testing Gretzky’s help. against Hershiser, the Mets didn’t take long to develop In the Tournament. by both the NCAA and Ohio State. is that we don’t want drugs as Gretzky, whose brilliance ied trailed 3-0 but rallied for an 8-4 playoffs. Sophomores Brian Anderson and Brian They are said to produce greater part of the program ... and we Edmonton to a four-gkme sweep victory. After Game 1, pitcher David Parker netted the Husky goals. Senior muscle mass and strength, but- want to help the kid. We don’t over the Bruins in last season’s During the season, the Mets Cone wrote in a first-person All-America Dan Donigan registered one also cause side effects ranging want to kick him off the team, we finals, picked up where he left off won 19 games in their last at-bat article for the New York Daily assist to give him a career total of 37, from moodiness to cancer. want to help him.” against Bostoni The new kingpin .and rallied for 45 of their 100 News that Hershiser was “ lucky’' moving him past Joe Morrone Jr. into Olympic 100-meter winner Ben Murphy said, “ There isn’t a of the Kings scored two goals at victories, including 27 from the to shut the Mets out for eight second place on the school’s all-time list. Johnson of Canada was stripped collegethathasn’thada problem. the Forum to spark a five-goal ninth inning on. innings and Jay Howell “ looked UConn’s next game is Sunday at 2 p.m. of his gold medal when he failed a We’ve been testing for steroids third period. But not in Game 7 against like a high school pitcher.” when it hosts Lafayette at the Connecticut urine test for steroids. for four years, and this is the first “Right now we have beaten Hershiser, the Dodgers’ 23-game The Dodgers used the story as a Soccer Stadium. “ Ask me if we have an anabolic time we’ve had positives. That three divisional champs and one winner. source of inspirattion and chased steroid problem — yes, we all doesn’t mean we haven’t had conference champ, but we’ve still "H ey, when you give him six Cone after two innings of Game 2 do.” Murphy said of the use of players on steroids before, but got a long way to go.’ ’ said this is the first time w e’ve been runs he gets even tougher,” Mets with five hits and five runs eh Kirk omitted income RaglnMd PimaTMinehMUr Harald steroids in college athletics. Gretzky, referring to the Kings’ rookie third baseman Gregg route to a 6-3 victory. Murphy said 23 football players able to find them,” fast 4-0 start with wins over Jefferies said, “ He is a great “ That’s not what beat us,” first MEMPHIS, Tenn. (A P ) - Former HEADING IN — Manchester’s Marcia Markstein heads for the water as she Detroit, Calgary, the New York pitcher and with that many runs, baseman Keith Hernandez said. Memphis State basketball coach Dana Islanders and Bruins. completes a dive against Windsor High Wednesday at the MHS pool. he becomes that much tougher. “ We didn’t make the plays we had Kirk filed tax returns in 1982 and 1983 that In other National Hockey Markstein took second place in the event. But even with his outing, we to and Game 4 really hurt.” omitted income of more than $124,000, a Croudip ‘habitual user’ League action, it was Vancouver didn’t score any runs. We couldn’t The Mets were three outs away federal agent said in U.S. District Court. 6, Edmonton 2; Quebec 6, Mont­ win without any runs.” from taking a 3-1 lead in the series Alice Campbell, a criminal investigator real 5; Hartford 4, the New York when Mike Scioscia hit a two-run Ron Darling started Game 7 for with the Internal Revenue Service, said a U.S. to play Paraguay Big Apple NIT field set investigation uncovers Rangers 3; St. Louis 4. Toronto 2; the Mets and allowed six runs in homer off Dwight Gocxlen to tie review of K irk’s finances turned up 29 Buffalo 8, Pittsburgh 5, and one-plus innings. the score 4-4. The Dodgers won it PARIS (A P ) — The United States, NEW YO RK (A P ) - North Carolina, sources of income he failed to list on the Chicago 10, Winnipeg 1. ” I’d love to say they beat me in the 12th on Kirk Gibson’s returning to the 16-nation elite World Indiana and Syracuse head the 16-team SUWANEE, Ga. (AP) - He said the results of the report tax returns. The Kings got four goals in a without good stuff but it wouldn’t homer. i Group, drew a first-round home match field announced for the Big Apple N IT Atlanta Falcons defensive back indicated that it could have been span of 4:56 to take command of be true,” Darling said. ” I felt “ I can stomach this loss, buj Kirk. 53, is being tried on charges of against Paraguay on Feb. 3-5 in the draw preseason college basketball tournament. David Croudip was a “ habitual ingested within minutes to an intentionally understating his income to the tight-checking contest and Reginald Plnto/Mancheeter Herald wonderful.” Game Four was the tough one to Wednesday for the 1989 Davis Chip tennis The tournament, which begins on Nov. user” of cocaine, according to an hour of Croudip’s death. Brown posted the team’s best start in its Darling also started Game 7 of stomach.” Hernandez said- the IRS and frying to intimidate grand jury investigator studying the play­ said that overdoses have been sor High at the MHS pool. Manchester tournament. 18, will also feature La Salle, 22-year history. Luc Robitaille DIVING IN — Manchester High's the 1986 World Series and left “ There will be a tomorrow. This witnesses. The U.S. team — if it advances to the Tennessee-Chattanooga; Southern Metho­ er’s death. reported from greater — and also had two goals in the Kings’ Katelyn Lindstrom dives in for the took the meet, 93-76, to remain after 3 2-3 innings trailing 3-0. The wasn’t life or death, but it sure second round — will face either an away dist; Wyoming; Illinois State; Stanford; Croudip collapsed and died smaller — amounts of cocaine. burst. The report said a quantity of second leg in the 200-yard medley relay unbeaten. Mets rallied to win that game 8-5 hurt.” match against Israel, which it has never Montana; Louisville; Xavier, Ohio; Monday because he ingested a Martina a net winner cocaine in the stomach indicates during Wednesday’s meet against Wind- played in the Davis Cup, or a home match Arkansas State; Georgia; Southwest “ large amount” of the drug, said Canucks 6, Oilers 2 Robert Tressel, an investigator the cocaine was taken orally, but FILDERSTADT, West Germany (AP) - against France. Missouri, and Missouri. Greg Adams scored three goals for Medical Examiner Dr. Joseph that does not preclude the possi­ Top-seeded Martina Navratilova defeated A record 79 nations will take part in 1989 to lead Vancouver over L. Burton. bility of nasal ingestion. Dutch player Brenda Schultz 6-0, 6-2 in for a total prize fund of $1,284,837. The Edmonton. " It is apparent from the investi­ Tbe report showed two other second-round play at the $250,000 Virginia The Canucks, who hadn’t winning team will collect $218,500 and the gation that he was not a random drugs in Croudip’s system; ben- Swimmers still unbeaten Slims tournament. runner-up $109,250. Royals hire Mayberry zoylcgonine, commonly found in beaten Edmonton in three sea­ user of the drug, but he was a sons, rarely let the Oiler shooters Sixth-seeded Sylvia Hanika of West KANSAS CITY, Mo. (A P) — John habitual user,” Tressel said. the chemical breakdown of co­ Germany also won in the second round, A toxicology report by the caine; and lidocaine, used in loose and bunched in front of the The Manchester High girls’ “ We just left our whole game on Mayberry, a star slugger for the Kansas ousting Isabelle Demongeot of France, 6-4. Merchant ship released (Borgia Crime Lab, released cardiopulmonary resuscitation, net to protect goalie Kirk McLean swim team kept its record the bus.” Eagle Coach Tom Matin City Royals in the 1970s, will return as a 8-6, 7-6 (7-5), while Chris Evert beat West Wednesday, showed Croudip, 29, which could have been injected on Edmonton’s few good chances. unbeaten at 6-0 as it defeated H.S. Roundup said. “ We had a few defensive M IAM I (A P ) — The merchant ship coach next season, the club announced German Silke Meier 6-3, 7-5 in first-round still had 84 milligrams of cocaine by the emergency medical tech­ Petri Skriko. Doug Lidster and Windsor High, 93-76, Wednesday breakdowns. (Xavier) had a little Tampa Sea Horse, carrying New Zealand’s Wednesday. in his stomach and 0.26 m illi­ nicians who took him to the Paul Reinhart scored Vancouv­ at the MHS pool. Windsor slips to more enthusiasm. There was a play. America’s Chip racing yacht, was released Mayberry and Glenn Ezell, who grams per deciliter of cocaine in hospital. Lidtxiaine also can be er’s other goals. Reinhart played 4-2. Manchester’s next meet is Gulllksen (M ), 3. St. Amont (W) little revenge factor. We need a from Cuban custody and escorted into managed the Royals’ Triple A farm club at ' his blo()d. used to dilute cocaine. a strong game ail night, taking ’Tuesday at 3:30 p.m. at home 100free: 1. Lindstrom (M ),2 . Vlslgllo total team effort for us to win.” international waters Wednesday, less than Omaha last season, are joining four care of Oiler attackers and (W), 3. Perry (M) Connors advances “ It’s a large amount,” said Croudip, who was captain of the against Conard High School of 500 free: 1. Kidder Oakland Athletics — Series” or “Freeway Series” “ We’re disappointed, but if both sides cancellations have already been extremely The Soviets did have six base- There are no baseball fields in by Brett Hull and Gino Cavallini Jose Canseco, Mark McGwire because of the connecting Inter­ are unhappy with the settlement then it’s costly,” Astaire said before leaving for runners, one on an error and five the Soviet Union. When Hopkins lifted St. Louis over Toronto. and Co. — wanted the Los Angeles state 5, but the players will travel probably fair,” said Krueger’s lawyer, New York. on walks, but the game was never played the Soviets on Russian Greg Paslawski and Todd Dodgers, and now, surprise, the 400-mile distance between the The fight is scheduled for Dec. 17, but Clark Leslie. “ This thing’s been going on soil, the teams played on a soccer Ewen also scored for St. Louis. they’ve got them. cities by plane, a quick one-hour close and the Soviets went hitless. for 10 years, and I ’d like my client to enjoy Tyson has been beseiged by personal and field with a chalk-drawn circle for Derek Laxdal and Gary Leeman The A’s, off but not idle since jaunt. The result wasn’t much differ­ the benefits before he’s on Social physical problems and is reluctant to a pitcher's mound. had Toronto’s goals. completing the sweep of Boston, In 1974, when Oakland won its ent when a Hopkins squad visited Security.” travel to England. the Soviet Union during the So, the Hopkins' field — a Sabres 8, Penguins 5 work out for the third straight day third consecutive World Series by at the Oakland Coliseum today, beating Los Angeles In five - recent Moscow summit meeting diamond with dugouts and a Dave Andreychuk scored three then head south for the second games, the Athletics had a team ' between President Reagan and batting cage — is one not to be ; Kosar resumes practice wasted. An extra daily practice goals and assisted on two others all-Califomia World Series, a with some similarities to the Alysheba under the lights Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev. has already been squeezed into to lead Buffalo over Pittsburgh. renewal of the 1974 Series that current version. BEREA, Ohio (AP) — Injured Cleveland The Americans soundly beat NEW YORK (AP) — Alysbeba, rained Mendeleyev, considered the the Soviets’ two weeks in the It was the first start of the Oakland won In five games. Then, the A ’s had the power of ’ quarterback Bernie Kosar put on shoulder season for Andreychuk, who I' out of his last start, will try to crack the strongest Soviet team, in all three United States. The team is also After watching the wounded, Reggie Jackson, Sal Bando and ' pads and a helmet and threw passes to his missed Buffalo’s first three $5:-milIion earnings barrier under the games. The Americans also gave stopping at New York’s Yankee weary Dodgers beat the New Joe Rudi, the pitching of Catfish receivers Wednesday, and the Browns’ games after injuring his knee lights. clinics and other instruction to Stadium on Monday, two days York Mets 6-0 in the seventh Hunter, Vida Blue and Ken team doctor said Kosar may be able to during the preseason. The hat- The 4-year-old colt, a major contender their Soviet counterparts. before returning home. game of the National League Holtzman, and solid defense all resume playing at Phoenix a week from trick performance was the first in playoffs, however, the A’s may be around. Now. the A’s have the for Horse of the Year honors, was one of six The DA-year-old team from Sunday. Andreychuk’s NHL career. wondering whether Los Angeles power of Canseco, McGwire, horses entered Wednesday for the Moscow went on to win four “ There’s a reasonable chance of him Clhristian Ruuttu and Mike may be more dangerous than Dave Parker and Dave Hender­ DA-mile, $600,000-added Meadowlands Cup baseball tournaments this year, possibly being able to play in the Phoenix Foligno backed up Andreychuk anyone anticipated. son, the pitching of Stewart,: on Friday night at the Meadowlands. playing throughout the Soviet gam e” on Oct. 23, Dr. John Bergfeld said with two goals each. John ’Tucker Canseco is thankful, at least, Welch, Honeycutt and Dennis: . One of Alysheba’s rivals will be an old Union. after examining Kosar and watching him added the other Buffalo goal. that he won’t have to take up to Eckersley, and, again, superb foe Bet nTwic0. “ When I was there I said they Mario Lemieux. Dan Quinn, throw. "But that could change at any time. AP photo were comparable to a junior four cross-country trips and defense. Alysheba. a leading contender for Horse Rob Brown, Randy CXmneyworth He has to be able to throw under game varsity high school team,” Hop­ battle jet lag along with Dwight If anything, the 1988 A ’s are of the Year, has won five of seven starts and Mark Kachowski had the conditions, which is different than BACK IN ACTION — Browns’ kins Coach Bob Babb said. “ Now Gooden fastballs. McGwire is deeper and more versatile, able this year and was made the 3-5 early Pittsburgh goals. quarterback Bernie Kosar fires a pass I’d say they’re equivalent to a looking forward to returning to to score runs with homers or throwing here.” favorite. Bet Twice, a winner of two of his old stomping grounds in speed, while keeping opponents Kosar has missed five games since he high school team. And a pretty Blackhawks 10, Jets 1 during practice Wednesday in his eight starts this year who hasn’t won since per gal. C. O. D. Southern California. down with a strong staff of sprained his right elbow when Kansas City good high school team when they Denis Savard tied a club mark first session with the team since beating Alysheba on May 14 in the Pimlico ISO gal. minimum purchase Rtgintid Plnto/MtnchMt*r Htrild Pitchers Dave Stewart, Rick starting pitchers and relievers. defensive back Lloyd Burruss hit him put all their best people on the with a pair of shorthanded goals injuring his elbow in the season Special, was next at 5-2. Alysheba will Honeycutt and Bob Welch, all The current Dodgers also are field.” and added three assists and Rick while he was throwing a pass in HIGH UP — Manchester High diver Kerri Windsor High. Lindland led a 1-2-3 former Dodgers, are eager to similar to their 1974 version, with opener. A team doctor said Kosar carry high weight of 127 pounds, four more The defensive skills of the game 649-8841 Vaive notched his fifth career hat Cleveland’s season-opening victory over play against their old buddies a balance of pitching, power, may be ready to play Oct. 23. than Bet Twice. have come slowest to the Soviets. Pric#i Si/b/ect to Cfwmw trick to lead the Blackhawks to Lindland eyes the pool during one of her sweep for the Indians with a winning the Chiefs. when the Series starts Saturday. defense and s p ^ . “ Their fielding, hitting cutoffs. their first victory this season. dives at Wednesday's meet against total of 166.80 points. I MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 13,1986 — 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 13. 1988 Soap opera upstaging Sugar Ray | After 10 years, John Paul is still going strong

I By Victor L. Simpson ------~ church still in turmoil from the By Ed Schuyler Jr. belt,belt. Donny Donny Lalonde Lalonde works works out out at at Weil.Well, Leonard Leonard comebacks comebacks are are thethe championship championship of of the the light light ■ ‘ TheThe Associated Associated Press Press —m r u i changeschanges initiated initiated by by the the Second Second NoNo OODS pope has has ever ever traveled traveled s so o m much u c h and The Associated Press another hideaway becoming the rule rather than the heavyweight class, a proud, old Vatican Council and battling the On a recent day, while the blond exception. “As long as there is a division once ru l^ by Archie " VATICAN CITY - Ten years challenge of Marxism. delivered so many speeches, embarking on a Moore and Bob Foster, but a "ago Sunday Karol Wojtyla of He has pursued his goals Who’d have believed Sugar Ray Lalond — a publicist would call desire to do it. I’ll do it,” the -■MiSSSiUtal path to prepare his church for the next century, Leonard would be upstaged by a him an Adonis — sparred, most of 32-year-old Leonard said. division that never has had the • Krakow, Poland, assumed the energetically and encouraged his soap opera? the gals in the hall had eyes only Leonard says it’s not the pizzazz of the welterweight or papacy, ushering in a decade of bishops to do likewise, whether when the Vatican expects there will be one Heavyweight champion Mike for the guys who brought ’em. money, which his lawyer, Mike middleweight divisons. Also at , activism that has seen Pope John through an unsuccessful attempt billion Roman Catholics in the world. The 10 Paul II travel the world, attempt in 1981 to overturn Italy’s law TVson is in print and on the air C’mon! Sugar Ray Leonard, as Trainer, said will top $12 million, stake will be the recently manu­ years have allowed the pope to place waves every day in the latest, dazzling as Vegas neon, and the that drives him on. But that claim factured super middleweight ' to bring an unruly flock into line m ~ W allowing abortions or the success­ and suffer the jolt of schism in the ful effort to permit his meeting breathtaking episode of "As Lalonde, the Golden Boy, with a was easier to believe when he title. like-minded conservatives in key dioceses and - ranks. with political opposition leaders in smile as bright as his locks, fought Hagler than it is now. "Every title means something Tyson Turns.” He has drawn the admiration of Paraguay last June. ' in the Curia, the church's central administration, hidden away in the boondocks to me,” Leonard said. How about And where’s Sugar Ray? He’s Leonard admits Hagler was many as he assumes the role of a John Paul says the church has the public? and to put his people Into the College of up in Pennsylvania’s Poconos with some moonstruck lovers. special. , world leader on matters of peace an obligation to speak out on One last thing, Lalonde was among the newlyweds and the “It’s getting boring,” Leonard “My last fight was a personal and social justice, speaking outon moral issues but that priests and Cardinals, which serves as an advisory body locals with nothing much to do, said after a workout. “It becomes challenge with Marvin Hagler,” Leonard’s second choice. ^ causes ranging from the rights of nuns have no business in partisan and elects his successor. now that leaves are turning and monotonous.” Leonard said. “This fight is just Leonard was going to fight Latin American peasants to the politics. school’s back in session. Of course, the pace will pick up competing. I enjoy competing. Hearns, whom he stopped in the "plight of Palestinians. He has also Throughout the decade, John Sugar Ray Leonard is about to as Leonard’s fight against La­ Nothing compares to Hagler, 14th round for the undisputed ‘upset many Roman Catholics in Paul has been critical, of both fight again and all he is is a local londe at Las Vegas on Nov. 7 because that was totally for me.” welterweight title in a great fight ;the United States and elsewhere liberal capitalism and Marxist curiosity or the man standing approaches, and the match will Then there are the titles. in 1982, but Hearns got starched '^by his consistent doctrinal collectivism. Among his visions is of patron of liberation theologists Catholic. between two honeymooners in a be a financial success for the Leonard-Duran and Leonard- by Iran Barkley in defense of the conservatism. a Europe united by its common in the world’s largest Catholic Troublesome issues among keepsake snapshot. fighters. Leonard’s bout always Heams for the welterweight title, WBC middleweight title. No pope has ever traveled so Christian roots. country, has praised the pope for North American Catholics in­ Twenty-five years from now. are. once held by the likes of Sugar That rematch could still 'much and delivered so many The Vatican’s attempt to encouraging church leaders to clude mandatory priestly celi­ Alice will say to Joe. “Look However, the electricity won’t Ray Robinson. Leonard-Hagler happen should Hearns win the 'speeches, embarking on a path to pursue its agenda in Eastern work for greater social equality. bacy and the ban on women AP photo honey, remember when we got reach the high-voltage levels of was for the middleweight title, a World Boxing Association super ^prepare his church for the next Europe appeared to have suf­ The pope has frequently becoming priests, prohibitions on married and posed with that Leonard-Roberto Duran, legacy of Robinson. Tony Zale, middleweight title from Fulgen- -century, when the Vatican ex­ fered a setback after John Paul reached out to other Christian contraceptives, divorce and BACK AGAIN — Three-time world boxing champ Sugar fighter — ’Sweet Roy.’’’ Leonard-Thomas Hearns, Emile Griffith and Carlos cio Obelmejias on Nov. 4. pects there will be one billion was wounded by a Turkish denominations and religions, con­ abortion. Ray Leonard takes a break during training in Scotrun, Up the road apiece from where Leonard-Marvelous Marvin Monzon. Of course, by then the big story .Roman Catholics in the world. gunman on May 13, 1981. vening a multi-faith prayer ses­ “We’re not going to have a sufficient number of qualified Leonard trains at a hideaway in Hagler. Lalonde, a Canadian, holds the could be Tyson’s second ; The 10 years have allowed the There were allegations — never sion in Assisi, Italy, in October Pa., Tuesday. Leonard will fight Donny Lalonde on Nov. proven — that the shooting was 1986. But he has said that the priests if they have to be male the Honeymoon Heaven resort Why? the World Boxing Council piece of marriage. pope to place like-minded conser- 7. ^vatives in key dioceses and in the inspired by the Soviet Union to ordination of women in the celibates,” said the Rev. Daniel “Curia, the church’s central ad­ halt John Paul’s support for the Anglican Church poses an obsta­ Donovan, a theology professor at C ministration, and to put his people independent Solidarity labor cle to church unity and has St. Michael’s College in Toronto. into the College of Cardinals, movement in'his native Poland. angered Jews by receiving PLO The pope recently affirmed which serves as an advisory body But under Mikhail Gorbachev, leader Yasser Arafat and meet­ that the church is determined to and elects his successor. relations between the Soviet ing with Austrian President Kurt do all it can to fight discrimina­ SCOREBOARD From the Vatican, there have Union and the Vatican have Waldheim, who has been linked to tion against women and has 'been crackdowns on dissent, the improved to the point where the Nazi war crimes. written a document on the issue. .censuring of several prominent Vatican sent a senior delegation It is often said that Pope John But some American nuns have NL playoff records NordlqueaD.CanadlenaS Kings 6, Bruins 2 theologians. Among North Ameri­ to Moscow this year for the XXIII breathed new life into the been among the pope’s strongest FootbaD can and West European Catholics celebration of a major religious church by calling the Second critics. T Hockey BasebaD Records Broken Quebec 4 2 0 -4 Boston 0 1 1 7 there have been signs of alienation event by the Orthodox Church. Vatican Council, 1962-65, that There have also been differen­ Individual Batting Montreal 3 2 Los Angeles o 1 5—4 ces over the role national bishops’ Most Runs, Series— 7, Steve Sax, Los Rrst Period— 1, Quebec, Duchesne 1 First Period— None. Penalties— Hotford, and a feeling among some women There has even been talk of a produced major changes in the Angeles, 1988. (JarvI, Brown), :32. 2, Quebec, Glllls 1 ^ (holding), 5:22; LInseman, Bos (cross­ NFL standings that John Paul is unsympathetic papal visit to the Soviet Union, liturgy, the church’s relations conferences as a body should play Postsoason picture Most Hits, Two Consecutive Games, Onf NHL standings (Jackson, A.Stastnv), 1:28. 3, Montreol, checking), 10:09; Baumgartner, Bos although nothing immediate is with other religions and its view and investigations of U.S. semi­ Series— 6, Kevin McRevnolds, ew York, Svoboda 1 (Noslund), 8:33 (pp). 4, Quebec, (roughing), 10:09; KrusheInvskI, LA to their aspirations. 1968 Sakic 4 (Cote, A.Stastnv), 9:48. 5, (holding), 17:04. AMERICAN CONFERENCE . The pope was particularly upset expected. of its role in the world. naries and religious orders. WALES CONFERENCE PLAYOFFS Most Hit By Pitch, Series— 2, Lenny Quebec, Poddubny 3 (P.Stastnv, Moller), Second Period— 1, Boston, Crowder 1 East when traditionalist French Arch- Another focus has been Latin If John’s successor. Pope Paul The pope’s world vision, as laid Anwrlcan L m w Dykstro, New York, 1988. Potrick Division 13:55 (pp). 4, Montreal, Charbonneau 1 (Thelven, Jonnev), 1:05. 2, Los Angeles, W L T PCf. PF PA L T Pts OP OA out in a social encyclical in WFdiwtilav, Oct. 5 Individual Pitching w (Sm ith), 14:13. 7, AAontreal, Smith 3 Gretzky 5 (NIcholls, Baumgartner), 14:30 Buffolo 5 1 0 .833 111 105 !bishop Marcel Lefebvre ordained America, where he has sought to VI, was seen as troubled by Oakland Z Boston 1 Most Gomes Started, Series— 3, Orel Philadelphia 2 0 0 4 8 4 (Noslund, Svobodo), 14:38 (pp). (sh). Penalties— Los Angeles bench, February, drew some question­ 7 N .Y. Jets 3 2 1 .583 124 97 new bishops on June 30 without his weed out Marxist liberation theol­ doubts and inclined to comprom­ Tliundav, Oct. 6 Hershlser, LosAnoeles,1968. New Jersey 2 1 0 4 n Penalties— Rnn, Que (cross-heckino), served by Fenton (too many men on Ice), 0 4 19 19 Miami 3 3 0 .500 98 96 ogy by church activists while ise, John Paul II steers the church ing from the Catholic right, Oakland 4 Boston 3 Most Innings Pitched, Series— 24.2, Orel Pltlsburgh 2 1 7:54; P.Stostny due (hooking), 10:35; 2:21; Kasper, Bos (holding), 3:58; LInse­ 2 4 0 .333 78 148 'approval, provoking the first N Y Islanders 2 1 3 13 17 New Englond Saturday, Oct. t Hershlser, Los Angeles, 1988. 1 Brown, Que (high-sticking), 12:20; Svob­ man, Bos (holding), 7:55; Loldlaw, LA Indianapolis 1 5 0 .167 99 125 'Significant schism in thechurchin seeking to counter inroads made with obvious self-assurance. usually his strongest defenders. Oakland 10, Boston 6 Most Strikeouts, Series— 20, Dwight N Y Rangers 1 2 1 3 9 13 oda, Mon (high-sticking), 12:20; Skrud- (holding), 13:14; Bouraue, Bos (cross­ 1 2 0 2 17 16 Central by Protestant sects. Although Vatican officials dis­ “lyorld peace is inconceivable Sunday, Oct. f Gooden, New York, 1988. Woshinglon land, Mon (holding), 13:29; P.Stastnv, checking), 17:13. 0 1.000 171 107 more than a century. The pope Adorns Division Cincinnati 6 0 Oakland 4, Boston 1, Oaklond wins Most Hit Batsmen, Game— 2, Orel Clue (slashing), 13:55; Walter, Mon Third Period— 3, Los Angeles, Robltollle5 Houston 4 2 0 .667 119 138 ^,'was described as deeply pained Nine of the pope’s 39 trips have miss the suggestion that the pope unless the world’s leaders come series 44) Hershlser, Los Angeles, 1988. Boston 3 1 0 6 13 10 (cross/» 15 oz. Sasser c 10 0 0 Harriet Baskette 194-493, Carol Beebe Somuelsson, Har (roughing), 15:01; Nllan, 182-490, Prisclllo Cushman 190-177-181- Kurd 2 (Messier, Hommond), 13:47. Charlotte 0 0 .000 '/i Totals 31 0 5 0 Totals 33 6 10 4 N Y (roughing), 15:01; Somuelsson, Har Phllodelphlo b b I 548, Sondv Goouette 177-444, Jan Le­ Penalties— LIdster, Van (holding), 8:20; 1 0 0 .000 w (elbowing), 19:07. BASEBALL Woshlniiton $ 1 9 9 vesque 500, Carol Barnett 448, Marlon Shots on goal— Hartford 12-10-8— 30. Messier, Edm (slashing), 17:20. 0 0 .000 >/t New York 000 000 000-0 Shots on goal— Vancouver 19-15-4— 40. American League New Jersey 0 1 .000 1 • i j - L o t Angeles 150 OOO OOx— 4 Smith 487, Cheryl Doll 474, Bea O'Con­ New York 13-12-15— 40. KANSAS CITY ROYALS— Named John nell 455, Jodi Barnett 452, Karen Tracey Edmonton 1(712-8— 30. Central Division Game-Winning RBI — Gibson (2). Power-play Opportunities— Hartford 1 ot Power-play Opportunities— Vancouver 1 AAavberrv and Glenn Ezell coaches. Atlonta 474, Roxonn Wilson 482. 5; New York 0 of 5. 0 0 .000 — ', E— Jefferies, Bockman. DP— New York of 5; Edmonton 0 of 7. NEW YORK YANKEES— Named George Chicogo 0 0 .000 — , 1, Los Angeles 1. LOB— New York 8, Los Goalies— Hartford, Llut, 1-2-0 (40shots-37 Bradley vice president of player develop­ Cleveland saves). New York, Froese, 1-1-0 (30-24). Goalies— ^Vancouver, McLean, 1-<72 (30 0 0 .000 — Angeles 7, 2B— Hatcher, Jefferies. SB— Trl-Town shots-29 saves). Edmonton, Fuhr, 0-1-0 ment and scouting. Detroit 0 0 .000 — Mazzllll (1). SF— Gibson, Shelby. TORONTO BLUE JAYS— Named Richie Indiana A— 14,325. (40-34). 0 0 .000 — ’ BARBASOL Bill DIYeso 243-548. Bill Calhoun A— 15,781. Hebner first-base coach. Retained CIto Mllwaulcee 0 0 .000 — TYLENOL PEDICARE IP H RER BB Referee— Kerry Fraser. Linesmen— Gaston, batting coach; AIWIdmar,pltchlng BEN GAY DESITIN so 200-515, Russ Larson 204-504, Don Dzen Referee— Bob Hall. Linesmen— Mike TYLENOL Kevin Collins, Don McCourt. WESTERN CONFERENCE Cold or Cough/Cold New YorK 208-530, Bob Kozuch 508, Andy Michaud Cvik, Swede Knox. coach; John McLaren, third-base Midwest Dlylslon Gel Sinus 1 6 6 4 0 2 coach, and JohnSulllvan;bullpencoach,for All Types Ointment Extra ^ ------Darling L 81 505, Jett Gentllcore 225-550, Lou Ge- W L Pet. 0 6 & Caplet Formula Gooden 3 1 0 0 2 1 novesl 539, Ray Jessup 504, Rob MIgllorl 8abre8B,Penguln85 the 1989season. Announced.thot Billy Smith, Dollas 1 0 1.000 1.25 oz. 1 oz. All Types Leacti 2 3 0 0 0 1 541. first-base coach, and Winston Llenas, Houston 0 0 .000 '/i strength 24 s 4 oz. Aguilera 2 0 0 0 0 1 Lotin Instructor, will not be brought MIomI 0 0 .000 7 oz. Lot Aneelet Pittsburgh 2 0 3—5 BlackhawkslO.Jetst back for 1989, and Galen Cisco, Interim San Antonio 0 0 .000 'A. Caplets HersMier W 1-0 9 5 0 0 2 5 Home Engineers pitching coach, will return to Syracuse of $ j[2 7 Buffalo 0 5 3-8 Utah 0 0 .000 < / t $34 9 Darling pitched to 5 batters In the 2nd. Rrst Period— 1, Pittsburgh, Lemleux 4 the International League as pitching Denver 0 1 .000 Renee Ellis 193-193-537, A Ivce M c A r- coach. BONUS - 125's T v ilN o f: HBP—iivkstra by Hershlser, Mozzllll dle 185-487, Linda M aher 181-184-514, (Coffey), 12:35 (pp). 2, Pittsburgh, Quinn 2 Winnipeg 1 0 8— 1 Pa cine Division by Hershlser. WP— Hershlser. National League 9 Ruth Skiba 181, Helen Eaton 179-494, (Cunneyworth), 17:33. Penalties— Chicago 4 2 4— 10 Golden State .000 c ^ SINUS PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— 99 Umpires— Home, Wendelstedt; Rrst, Karin Scheer 181-484, TrudI Zuldema Hartman, But (roughing),5:13; Hannan,Pit Rrst Period— 1, Chicago, Sovord 3 L.A. Clippers .000 McSherry; Second, West; Third, Rennert; (roughing), 5:13; Hllller, R t (Inter­ (Eagles, Brown), 5:02 (sh). 2, Chicago, Named Darold Knowles pitching coach. L.A. Lakers $489 183-180-507, Shirley Eldrldoe 178-474, .000 I DESHIMja-lN (jeft, Davidson; Right, Runge. Donna Hardesty 177-481, Francine Tur- ference), 5:51; Sheppard, But (hooking), Lormer 3 (Valve, Savard), 11:44 (pp). 3, Phoenix .000 T — 2:51, A— 55,493 8:21; Ruuttu, But (tripping), 10:44; Cunnev- Chicago, Sutter 1 (Monson, Hudson), BASKETBALL Portlond .000 geon 175-479, M artho G ran t 187-483, Continental Basketball Auoctation Jo y c e M c D e rm o tt 185-473, K oren worth. Pit (elbowing), 11:47; Krupp, Buf 11:53. 4, Chicago, Valve 2 (Savard, Sacramento .000 (roughing), 11:47. Brown), 13:24 (p p). 5, Winnipeg, Howerchuk ALBANY PATROONS— Signed Clint Seattle .000 Vendette 204-497, Chris Sulllvon 197-507, Smith, forvwird. Gertrude DeBlols 484, Alice HIrth 491, Second Period— 3, Buffalo, Ruuttu 1 1 (McBaIn, Carlyle), 18:14 (pp). Wednesday's Game (Andreychuk, Housley), 3:24 (pp). 4, Penalties— Wilson, Chi (holding), 4:40; FOOTBALL Dallas 128, Denver 114 Carol Roy 473, Alice Chittick 451, Toni Notional Football League Cave 459, Marlys Dvorok 443, (kiy Buffalo, Andreychuk 1 (Tucker, Tur- Boschman, Win (hooking), 7:08; Ellett, Thursday's Games CHERACOL CALADRYL BENADRYL geon), 8:28 (pp). 5, Buffalo, Ruuttu 2 ATLANTA FALCONS— Re-signed BENYLIN McDevItt 447, Morlo Walton 475, Kris Win (holding), 10:07; Boschman, Win Cleveland vs. Boston at Providence, FACT Leonder Knight, cornerback. UNICAP Liquid Decongestant Calendar Carpenter 442, Roxanne Spencer 478. (Housley),9:38 (pp). 4, Buffalo, Andrey­ (tripping), 12:09; Nviund, Chi (holding), 7:30 p.m. Decongestant chuk 2 (Tucker, Hogue), 10:01 (pp). 7, 14:30; Lorm ef, Chi (holding), 17:14. Indlona vs. Utah at St. George, Utah, 9:30 PLUS Buffalo, Tucker 3 (Andreychuk), 11:00. Second Period— 4, Chicago, Savard 4 DALLAS COWBOYS— Signed Cor­ p.m. • Vitam ins Squeeze Liquid p------s Elixer Tae-Totalera Penalties— Dykstro, Pit (tripping), 2:08; (Larmer), 11:32 (sh). 7, Chicago, Valve 3 nell Burboge,wldereoelver. Golden State vs. Los Angeles Lakers of PLUS Liquid T O D A Y Caulfield, Pit, mlnor-malor-gome mis­ (M urray), 13:31. Penalties— Bergevin, Chi D E T R O IT LIONS— Released Lou Brock Honolulu, 12:30 a.m. i. Tablet or 2.5 oz. 4 O!. I s S s 4 oz. Girls Soccer Anne Minis 178-444, Terry Priskwaldo conduct (Instigator, fighting), 5:04; (holding), 4:59; Brown, Chi (holding), J r., defensive bock. m doy's Games Pregnancy 4 oz. 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(slashing),3:12; Thomas, Chi (slash­ Hockey Leogue and Doug Wlckenhelser, Stockton; Calif., 10:X p.m. SINUTAB II East Catholic at Haddom- 453, Gall Hartzoo 451, BobbI Amendoleo Penalties— Ruff, Buf (tripping), 5:24; ing), 3:12; AAcBaIn, Win (roughing), csnter,toRlntofthelHL. Golden State vs. Los Angeles Lakers at VALUE PLUS STORES! Maximum Strength PHENIQUE Mouthwash Kllllngworth, 4 p.m. 177-445, Linda Levesaue 183-513, Bert Barrasso, Buf, served by Ruuttu (slashing), 3:31; Nylund, Chi (roughing), 3:31; WASHINGTON CAPITALS— Acaulred Honolulu, 12;X a.m. Volleyball Toutain 453, Barbara Shedrick 478, Lori 9:19; Loney, Pit (roughing), 10:38; Prles- Hudson, Chi (h l^-stlck ln g ), 7:17; Ashton, Kent Carlson, defenseman, from the Not all Items available at all stores. Morel 188, Cathy Donlln 473, Carol Winnipeg Jets tor future conslderatlonsand Tablets & Liquid 18 oz. 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Brooks Pharmacy Bovs Soccer Shots on goal— Pittsburgh 11-4-18— 35. Power-ploy Opportunities— Winnipeg 1 BALTIMORE BLAST— Announced the EC JV boya' soccer Beauty Aids Prescription Center East Catholic ot Northwest Catholic, 2 Buffalo 7-14-8— 29. of 12; Chicago 4 of 7. -retlrement of Eddie Rodwanskl,midfielder. 14 Main St., 585 Enfield Ave., Power-ploy Opportunities— Pittsburgh 2 Goalies— Winnipeg, Reddick 81-1 (19 The East Catholic High lunlor varsltv' Sale Prices! 208 W. Center St. p.m . TODAY COLLEGE East Hartford Enfield Girls Soccer 7 p.m. — College soccer: Boston of 7; Buffalo 5 of 8. shots-13 saves), Chevrier (13:31 second, boys' soccer team dropped a 2-T EFFECTIVE DATES Manchester Old Lyme at Coventry, 11 a. m. Goalies— Pittsburgh, Young, 2-1-0 (29 21-17). Chicago, Pong, 1-1-0 (3835). MASSACHUSETTS— Named Kathy He- decision to Xavier at Middlesex Com­ University vs. Harvard (taped), NESN welt women's head boskelboll coach and Oct. 13-16, 1988 Cron Country 7:30 p.m. — Cavaliers vs. Celtics, shots-21 saves). Buffalo, Barrosso, 2-1-0 A— 14,972. munity College Wednesday afternoon. (35-M). Referee— Poui Stewart. Linesmen— M a ry Vail women's ossistant basketball East's lone goal was scared by Dave Manchesfer/East Catholic ot Brown Channel 54 coach Invitational, 10 a.m. 9 p.m. — Boxing, USA Coble A — 11,240. M ark Pore, Mark Vines. Toomev. East Is now 881. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. Oct. 13. 1988- 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERAL^, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 McC a l l o p T H I w il d by Dumas A Crawford SNAFU by Bruca Baattla K IT‘N* CABLVLC by Larry Wright Puzzles Ed McMahon notes anniversary BIG SALE AT plJ7HENe-V6R YOU 6BB A BIG LBAAMIN& BLOOMINGDALES / 1 ^AM PEDE, THEY AREN’T NECESSARIUY 2 Fencing sword By Jerry Buck announcer in Philadelphia. He had been host RUSHING tXW/N TO THE SEA ... WoW! HAVfefo ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle 3 Direction The Associated Press of "Bride and Groom" for six weeks and done A D \h "im ^ \ n m 1 Civil War 4 Jewish G M A N a few commercials. Since then, of course, he ^nicAu Ammc£Menr," AMO T V Topics general nationalist 1 O W a ' LOS ANGELES — Johnny Carson and Ed has become one of the most active personali­ LEAF-VIEW 5 Actress 4 Author Grey B 1 o Q M ties in commercials. He is also the host of the Gardner McMahon recently celebrated the 26th -U)DGEH 8 Wacky E L syndicated talent show “ Star Search.” 12 Fashionable re­ 6 Loch ___ ■ anniversary of "The Tonight Show," but their sort monster M QOEZI association goes back four more years. respect his being the boss. I respect his One of his commercial accounts is 13 Folk singer Burl 7 Short sword HI I AlD D It was 30 years ago when they started privacy. We like each other.” American Family Publishers, which mails 8 Sharp turn 1 O _E _E working together, when Carson was host of a millions of sweepstakes entries every year. 1 4 ______fixe9 Entrance lee game show called "Who Do You Trust?” and IT WAS DICK CLARK who brought them Hallmark is bringing out a new card which 10 Come close N E G R JR •IMI Craalsrs • (obsessionj together, and many years later, McMahon says, "Why don’t I hear from you anymore?" 11 Longs |sl.) JJ M R McMahon was hired to be the announcer. 15 Roman bronze .2 "Our relationship was established the very and Clark teamed up for NBC’s "Bloopers Open the card and it says, "Ed McMahon has 16 Heating 19 Octane S FBANUTB by Cbarfaa M. Bcbuli first day," McMahon recalled. " I introduced and Practical Jokes,” which they still do time to write to me.’’ apparatus numbers |abbr.| G H n O El 17 Fed. agent 21 Auto workers' 1 the show, then I brought him the list of occasionally as a special. His daughter, Katherine Mary, got a '^OKAV..RAVMONP HAS N A B _L 18 Montana river union |abbr.| 3 questions. He Jumped and said, ‘Lothar, you "Dick was my next-door neighbor in sweepstakes entry when she was 6 months BROUGHT THE UJIENERS, 20 French coin 24 Set up (golf A I L startled me! ’ Philadelphia," McMahon recalled. “ One day old. ball) WOOPSTOCK THE BUNS., 22 Tax agey. T R y ’ P T s Lothar was the faithful sidekick to Edward R. Murrow interviewed Dick on the McMahon and his wife, Victoria, adopted 23 Insect egg 26 Irate 27 Smooth "Mandrake the Magician" in the newspaper CBS show ‘Person to Person.’ He had a party, Katherine Mary nearly three years ago. He /O-IJ 2S Engine parts 39 Opera division 51 Greek god comic strip. .When Mandrake’s magic wasn’t and I entertained. Dick’s producer told me I has four grown children. 27 Presumes 28 Arm bone 41 Author___ 53 Regarding (2 31 Stinging 29 Newspaper Caldwell wds.) enough, Lothar supplied the muscle. was pretty good. The producer’s office was in “Good luck. All we saw change color was insects opinion column 4 4 ___ and hers 55 Shade producer New York in the next office to Johnny’s at the IN WORLD WAR II he was a Marine fighter 30 Runnered the neon sign outside our window.” e 19M by NEA. Inc 34 College deg. 46 As far______56 Row "TH AT SET OUR relationship. Lots of Little Theater. When he heard they were pilot, teaching carrier landings at Green Cove vehicle 35 Layer of tissue know 57 N e w ___ City humor and kidding. A lot of playing on my looking for an announcer he suggested me.” Springs, Fla. He got his orders to join an 32 Varmint 37 Per___ 48 Heavens 59 Sign at sellout ZIPPY by Bill QrlllHh 33 Sea pheasant 50 Fashionable labbr.) size, being a happy-go-lucky Irishman. All the McMahon took the train to New York and all-Marine group on an aircraft carrier on the 38 Freshwater por- QU. 36 Astringent beach resort 61 Outside portion things we’ve done on ‘The Tonight Show’ were met with Carson. "He asked me a few day Japan surrendered. poise 21PPV'DON'T A N D IF Tm /VOT etCCT-- set up and tested on ‘Who Do You Trust?’ questions and we stood by the window and He was called back into the Marines in the I n e e d M/e a n d O Strike out 1 2 3 9 10 11 f o r g e t -w ' isfue T i'm REAU’V 60 PffffftPRVTTMlS ' 2 Gravel ridge "Johnny’s the boss,” said McMahon. "You watched them put up a sign at the Shubert Korean War and flew an L19 as an artillery ME — I WAf I juCT A cttSiuti ano SHAame r HAOAW T HE HORRIBLE by DIh Browne______F A L L , »v w G o t ^ t J A J u f T J 12 have to remember that, but I get my two Theater across the street,” he said. "It was spotter. He recently retired from the Marine OF CMUOCAOefJ ANO OODCef a n d 43 Quantity of one oaetm»Q fB^yruiLD a t baking cents’ worth in there. His many marriages — for Judy Holliday in ‘Bells are Ringing.’ Corps Reserve as a colonel. * i t 's a h o t o n e , 0UMWITJ'’N /CHILP AT DOOLC r O F PAV- h a f t a laun ch a yocKV ( IS IT JUST AAE ,op IS IT HOT iN HERE ? ) 45 Comedian 15 it’s always good for a joke. His wealth and his "Johnny said thank you, and I left figuring I Despite his Irish ancestry, McMahon fWS VEAR.'NHAT' pomes'H' CAKPQO- O L D f i l l e r WITH a l l THoSt * Jim m y___ passion for privacy. Actually, Johnny kids didn’t get the job. Two weeks later the claims descent from a former premier of things GBAMi rmiKe 18 L 47 Cornelia___ himself. He’ll say, ‘Somebody came to see producer called me and said, ‘Look, when you France. He says an ancestor was a general in - \ -N 'S TD F F AGA»n ST Skinner ■ FA/MIUES "| me, but they got wet when they fell into the start Monday, wear a suit. Johnny likes to Napoleon’s army and briefly premier in the jenrey 49 Future bks. ^/ppy??. 50 Ape moat.’’’ wear sports clothes.’ I said I didn’t know what days when the Irish frequently joined the CITV-^C* 52 Snow runner 27 28 29 1 Their association has lasted longer than he was talking about. He said, ‘Didn’t French to fight the English. He has a picture 54 Name for a cat any of Carson’s marriages. anybody tell you? You got the job.’’’ of himself and his wife standing by the street ‘Sf 58 Flower 34 “ We’ve never had a disagreement, never sign for McMahon Boulevard, one of the 60 Cross PRIOR TO BECOMING Carson's insepara­ streets radiating from the Arch of Triumph in 38 39 1 had a problem," said McMahon. “ I think we n inscription have a mutual respect for each other. I ble sidekick, McMahon worked as an Paris. 6 2 ___ Grande 43 63 Cherished V 64 Ireland K>l» 47 65 Poetic contraction T V Tonight LVLABHtn byAICapp 50 51 55 56 67 TH E PHANTOM by Laa Falk A By Barry 66 City in Norway ^ * ? -S O SMMOOS WC3T or OOUM lf GO AHEAD AN' MOM. THERE'S NO VJLSTE ff THE 67 Ornamental DO AS YOU'RE TOLD. lOU’RE WSrMISSEC^ SERGEANT. ONLY LAYS A M ft - BUT HIM.^ WHEN YO' LOOKS AT A SHMOO HIDE MAKES TH E FINEST 58 59 62 ( l e a t h e r - o r c l o th , DCPENOINS pattern >------— ' I'LL TAKE O Y E ^ TMEY A L S O g iv e s m il k AS TMOOCW NO'D LIKE T ' E A T HIM- 5t30PM (ESP N ) Scholastic, Sports (3D W a r of tha W orlds Humans attempt to gS) Morton Downay Jr. (20 Night Heat (70 min.) IT IS THE AN' YO' CLAIMS THEY HE DIES OF SHUA HAWNESB/r ON HOW THICK YOU SLICS IT^ 68 Aircraftsman Am srtcs destroy aliens that are reactivated during a THE E V E S MAKES WONOlFUL 63 |65 g$ Mystaryl: Causa Calabra Saason ® (SO Ton ight S h o w (In Stereo) MAKES WQNDIFUL c terrorist attack at a nuclear waste site. STEAKS t-YunPfPV,^ ^ SUSPENDER BUTTONS-ANQ [H B O ] MOVIE: -Thrsa Amigos' (CC| Prem iere (C C ) This series' ninth season (2® Bill M oyars' W orld of Ideas; O n C a p ­ THERE ARE A^OLUTELY ^ Stars Jared Martin, Lynda Mason Green. (2 -CAN'T LET DOWN Thrse unemployed screen cowboys are opens with an adaptation of Terence Ratti- italism Sociologist Peter Berger shares his NO ftONSE^^^B 66 68 hrs.) (In Stereo) • THEAf FINP mlatakenly recruited to drive a greedy tyr­ gan's 1978 play chronicling Alma Ratten- thoughts about the dynamics connecting LUA6A’© 5',I I 1 Future LL.Bs.’ ant out of a email Texas tow n. Chevy (39) MOVIE: 'Country Gold' The pres­ bury’a (Helen Mirren) 1935 Old Bailey mur­ democracy, capitalism and religion. 13 Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986. sures of a country entertainer's life are der trial. First up: Alma takes a young LETTER^1;,|I* exam (c)1988 bv NEA. Inc (2® Racing From Plainsfiald Rated PG. (In Stereo) eased by the friendship of a young woman lover. (60 min.) Part 1 of 2. until she betrays him. Loni Anderson, Earl ^ N e w s (CC). 6:00PM CD CD (£D ® Naws (3D Noticiero Univision Holliman, Linda Hamilton. 1982. (3D Lata S h o w (In Stereo) CD Thraa's Company $2) Upstairs, Downstairs CD Matt Houston (2® M O V IE : 'T h e A lie n's Return' A n eld­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred erly prospector and tw o children are en­ SD Star Trek Hickman. Nick Charles. CTD Oong S h o w gulfed in a beam of light that recedes into n ' [ESP N ] Truck and Tractor Pull [ESP N ] SportsCenter Hill C 1MB CeppfMerprtM*. tnc. CELEBRITY CIPHER O ) Caynay ft Lacey an extraterrestrial aircraft. Jan-Michaol C.t.bflty CIpIMf cryplogramB are created from quotations by famous paopta. past and praaant. [ T M C ] M O V IE ; 'Lady Bew are' A violent Vincent. Cybill Shepherd. 1980. Each latter In the cipher stands tor another. Today’s clue: R equals P. (2B A-Team Part 1 of 3 psychopath stalks tho atractive window 1 1 :35PM D Night Court f ?ts. (22) @® Cosby S h o w (C C ) Cliff goes on a ® ) N e w s (Live) dresser responsible for a series of avant 1 2:00AM CD Late S h o w (In Stereo) crash fitness course to get in shape for his ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson O L K X U E L D L a garde displays. Diane Lane, Michael V P X w J E ( S ) D octor W h o : M in d Robber Part 4 ol annual physical. John Am os guest stars. Woods, Cotter Smith. 1987. Rated R. CD St. Elsewhere BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake 5. (In Stereo) (TDDAy'SRLYOAY) (3D Star Trek J E A W X B X I Charlie's Angels 10 :3 0 P M (3D odd Coupie WV DAO STARTED ‘ HE GAVE AAE A U X O (2® The Explorers: A Century of Discov­ (3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) V 30M .' ery (CC) The National Geographic Society (39) Career M edia N etw ork = ON SEUP-DEFENSe PAIR OP SLASSES Fam ily Tie s (CC). Part 1 of 2. ^ Wyatt Earp celebrates its centennial with a look at ma­ (2® IN N N e w s MWFXIXUEJKNEX E P X R L V X I dD Noticlas (j® Current Affair jor 20th-century explorations and discov­ ^ Hogan's Heroes (S ) W o rld of Survival (R) eries, including Peary's 1909 North Pole SD PELICULA: 'Uuvia Roja' Un coronel K L M E P ^ D Am erica Topicos: Tierra amarilla; Re- \ L G N O C L U X F dD Divorce Court trip and Byrd's 1929 South Pole fly-over edquiere fame de sanguinario al combatir a Narrator; E.G. Marshall. (90 min.) viviendo su identidad. un grupo de rebeldes y revolucionarios. (C N N ] Showbiz Today MOVIE: 'Cat on a Hot Tin Roof' Film [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Mr. Belvedere Rings the Jorge Negrete, Elsa Aguirre. L.N. QNEEJUEN. [ D I S ] In Search of the W o w W o w W Ib - version of the Tennessee Williams classic Bell' A lecturer takes up residence at an [CN N ] Nawsnight bla Woggla Wazzia Woddia Wool Fan­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "His death was the first time that Ed Wynn ever about a woman and her alcoholic husband. old folks home to try to bring happiness to tasy in which composer/performer Tim [E S P N ] Auto Racing: Rally of tha 1.000 made anyone sad." — Red Skelton. Elizabeth Taylor, Paul Newman, Burl Ives. the residents. Clifton W ebb. Joanne Dru, Noah takos us on a musical tour of the Lakes W orld Cham pionship (60 min.) (R) 1968. Zero Mostel. 1951. universe through the mind of an imagina­ 1 0 p m communication. Naturally West contract. hold budget can only be etretchad so tributa to tha lata stuntman Oar Robinson. Pass Pass Pass careless and talk too freely about a con­ (May be pre-empted by the seventh AL 10:00PM CE) (C ^ [ C N N ] n « w « played a second spade. Willy won and far before It snaps. Wait until you can On Oct. 24, 1901, Anna Edson Tay­ fidential matter to a person who has a playoff game, if necaaaary). (60 min.) (R) Cu) INN Nawa played a diamond to the 10, forcing problem keeping secrets. pay cash for what you want Instead ol Opening lead: 4 J lor became the first person to go over m Untouchablaa (S) On Trial East’s ace. After East cleared the • t m TrtbMM Mtdit ••ntoB*. IM. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) A manip­ having to make drawn out payments. spade suit, Willy played his diamond Niagara Falls in a barrel. #3 ANAM mpiNB ^NBBBf^N------MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Oct. 13. 1988 — t l to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988

HOMES HSME8 HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FSR8ALE Doctor delivered the future for thousands TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet EXPERIENCED, full B A R T E N D E R needed, RADON Techs. Will train POSITIONS available Im­ PROFESSIONAL Sales CLERICAL. Position du­ MANCHESTER. Dutch time, daytime bar- full time, experienced, to test/remedlote mediately at RHAM Closers. National Com­ ties to Include: typing, neighborhood. Priced Colonial. Get a homey and Catherine ran errands and Sept. IS. The task proved impossi­ 11-ounce boy named Aaron. His ’ tender needed. Excel­ days. Please reply to homes and offices for High School In Hebron, pany seeking highly telephone and some to sell. 5’/i rooms, 2 full feeling when you enter baths, sunporch, lower Robert Williams ‘worked, took patients’ blood pressure and ble, said Don Priori, who heads own son, now a third-year medi­ lent starting wages. P.O. Box141,Wllllman- radon. Car needed. Sa- Connecticut. Special motivated individual direct contact with cus­ this tastefully deco­ the hospital board. cal student at his father’s alma Only those expe­ tlc, Connecticut, 06226. ^lar^^^4M424^^^^ Education Aide, Health with the capability of tomers. Good wages level family room and rated Dutch Colonial! weight. Behind their comfortable garage. Call office to­ Every year, 12 percent of mater, spent the summer work­ rienced need apply. In­ All applications kept Care Aide, Corridor measuring Individual and full company paid First floor den and worked, worked,’ and died split-level house lay another part terviews token by ap- confidentlol.______CERTinED NuhsE Aide, Custodian I, full dwellings. All our leads benefits. Call 647-9137. day for your exclusive laundry room, formal of Williams’ life they all shared, OB-GYNs stop delivering babies. ing with him, including the last 24 pointment only. time. Custodian I, part are generated through showing. $149,900. Sen­ dining room, eat-ln kit­ Those whocontinue rarely choose TIRE Changer and/or AIDES try Real Estate, 643- 10 acres of land where they kept hours. Telephone, 742-1908, mechanic at. Nichols time. For application, T.V. Media. An excep­ chen, 4 bedroom, I'/z to work in small towns with big “ On Tuesday, he had a deliv­ Monday-Saturday, 9-5 And Naree AMs pleose coll 228-9474. tional opportunity to 4060.g______bath, a marble & oak By Lisa Levitt Ryckman grown lawn. But every day at horses, cows and chickens and Tire and Automotive. ApRlIcaiite make your financial Full Time problems. Twenty-nine of Alaba­ ery, a D and C, and a C-section. to set up an Good pay, full benefits. MANCHESTER. One fireplace In the living The Associated Press dawn, he drove along 25 miles of grew vegetables. oppointment.______Fell aed Fart TIrm INSURANCE. Growing dreams come true. Call Two Positions room, plus a finished ma’s 67 counties have no OB;. Then he did his rounds in surgery. 643-1161.______owner. Maintained 6 narrow highway to Bullock Williams, raised by his farmer We offer the areas hi­ agency looking for full Larry at: 1-800-537- room Cope. Great basement 1 Too good to GYN. SECRETARY. Executive M A INTENANCE Person tome and port time Available •TUSKEGEE, Ala. — The work County Hospital to do his rounds. grandfather, arrived at Tennes­ We went to the office, and then he Secretary with office ghest staff to patient 2651. value. $139,900. Nice believe! $176,900. Anne The hospital looked for help to a for general cleaning people to perform cus­ Miller Real Estate, 647- of Dr. Robert Xavier Williams Jr. After morning rounds, Willi­ see. State University with every stayed at the hospital until 9 management responsi­ tomer service and gen­ 1-FOOD ASSEMBLY lot, neighborhood, ond some repair. Must *^*e¥'lexlble vinyl siding, oak floors eooo.D______fills every playground, every ams often performed surgery, intention of returning to the land. federal program, the National p.m .," Bobby said. bilities. Career oppor­ have driver's license. eral office duties. FGRMICA MAN tunity at face paced Scheduling & W RAPPIN G and fireplace. Peter­ MANCHESTER. COLON- classroom and every mother's then drove back to Tuskegee for Instead, he met and married Health Service Corps, which Williams drove home, and Apply Hartford Des­ Some experience pre­ advertising agency. • Complete Health ferred. Agents license with some experience. man Real Estate, 649- lAL. This well- arms for miles around. Rita, took the medical aptitude gives scholarships to medical Bobby stayed overnight in the patch. 225 Prospect 9404. office hours six days a week. With Salary In the mid twen­ Street, East Hartford. Inaurance and monogement ex­ •7 to *11 hourly. 2-JANITORIALy maintained 4 bedroom Pick any woman and child on the office and the three county tests as a lark and did well enough students who agree to serve in hospital’s on-call room. His fa­ ties. Call Barbara, 646- “Including Dental" Colonial offers many EOE______perience 0 plus but not Health / Vacation Plans MAINTENANCE any street in Macon or Bullock clinics where he consulted, he to be admitted to Meharry needy areas. Under the Reagan ther awakened him at 6 the next 4683. • Uniform necessary. UrbanettI extras. Beautiful front administration, however, the pro­ morning to do rounds before the FULL Time person *5.50 an hour to start to back living room, counties in rural east-central might see 1,500 patients a month Medical College in Nashville. ' MEDICAL Office-full wanted for quick Allowance Insurance Agency, 649- gram ’s budget has gone from $100 elder Williams performed a time position. Varied 0016. C. Math«r Co., Inc. with scheduled wage BOLTON Lake. Four formal dining room, 4 Alabama, and chances are that and deliver an average of two Later, he joined the Air Force, change lubricating • Bonua Houra 339 Chtpal Rd, So. Windsor reviews and super be­ room Ranch, masonry bedrooms, 1 full bath, 2 million in 1978 to $2 million this hysterectomy. duties. Direct patient work. 647-4138. woman was Williams' patient, babies a day. serving at bases in Grand Forks, • Free Meala nefits. No experience on 2'/z lots, 2 storage half baths, 2 fireplaces, year, and the number of scholar­ “ I was in surgery with him,” control. Benefits avail­ 2 8 9 -4 8 3 2 buildings, private 1 car garage. In-law and that child was brought into At night, Williams unwound by N.D., and Blythevllle, Ark., able. Please call 872- For more Information necessary. We need ships is down from more than Bobby said. “ He said, ’I ’m dizzy.’ beach, appliances, gas efficiency apartment. the world by his hands. reading medical journals. He where he became the first black 0955, Monday-Frtday, please call caring people to join heat. Reduced to Great for seasdonal In­ 3,000 to just 40. He slumped forward. They 10 am-4 pm. SECRETARY V^Amcria^ fiMrife Sbn ASSISTANT Manager In big cities, expectant mothers talked about retiring to a life of hospital commander. CRESTFIELD needed for office our team. Call $144,000. 649-1794. law or older child ren­ shop for doctors or midwives and travel and golf, but no one who His career was filled with Bullock County, which couldn’t started cardiac resuscitation. INVENTORY Control Salet-Marketing CONVALESCENT supply company In the tal. $210,000. Anne DR. ROBERT WILLIAMS JR. afford to wait even two months, Coordinator. Large We seek e dynamic, ver­ 6 4 3 -7 6 5 6 291 Porter Street. 7 room Miller Real Estate, 647- hospitals compete for maternity knew him took him seriously. honors, but he never spoke of "That was one of the worst HOME TrI-CItv Plaza. Office ask for Dave. Colonial. Full of .. .he saved their lives was told to wait another year. The feelings I have ever had in my wholesale nursery satile Individual who supply experience a 8000.0______business. But in rural America, "He just worked, worked, them. All his patients knew was seeks has entry level MANCNESTER, CT. charm, new furnace, job of finding a replacement was life," he said. "I felt helpless.” thrives In a fast paced an-' Looking to expand plus. Must be customer MANCHESTER. Check particularly the South and th e. worked," Nurse Thomas said. that he saved their lives and he position available for vironment, dealrea a va­ 643-5151 new energy saving win­ complicated by the fact that Another doctor, Judy Jehle, our night crew. service oriented. Non- OFFICE Position. Part dows, modern kitchen, this out! Very roomy West, such choices are increas­ "H e wouldn't take time out to saved their babies. was the way he did it. Individuals to coordi­ ried work load and can smoker. Apply; South six room older Colonial Williams literally did the work of was flown in by emergency nate Inventory selec­ time-full time. Han­ 2 full baths, patio and 3 ingly rare. Women often must take a break or a rest or eat a In the nine months he worked at "When I had my daughter, I function Indapendant. E X P E R IE N C E D Carpen­ Need applicants to Windsor Office Supply, dling phones and gen­ bedrooms. Must be with a 2 cor garage had a very hard time,” Gennell two. helicopter from a Montgomery tion and plant tagging This position Involves ter for commercial TrI-CItv Plazo, 872- located In a nice family travel for an hour or more for a decent lunch. I think he cared Bullock County Hospital, its functions. Organiza­ stock shelves on the eral office work. Able seen to be appreciated. “He was on call virtually 24 hospital to complete the surgery. providing general asala- work. Contact Jimmy 6075, ask for Linda. to work with minimum neighborhood. Formal doctor's care and a hospital more about his patients than he infant mortality rate dropped Dix said. “ I stayed in labor, hard tional and communica­ at 646-5775 or Charlie at night shift. Hours Please call 643-9233 af­ hours a day, seven days a week,” Jehle had recently cut obstetrics tanca to Salea-Marketlng CREDIT-Collectlons. supervision. South ter 6;00pm. Principals living room and dining delivery room. did himself, I really do." from 26 deaths per 1,000 — among labor, for 26 hours. When it was tion skills are reaulred. 645-1805.______room, eat-ln kitchen, said Duane Brookhart, Bullock out of her own practice because of Plant knowledge Is a department and Includes 9-7. Competitive Malor communica­ Windsor location. 289- only. For 15 years. Robert Xavier Williams' patients, many al­ the nation’s highest — to 5.1 over, I woke up looking for Dr. typing, data entry, cus­ $1200 MONTH I Working tions company seeks 7918. three bedrooms, walk- C Williams. You know how a little County Hospital administrator. the long hours. plus. Ifyouenloywork- In your home. No tele­ salary and benefits. MOVE Right In. Won't up attic with loads of Williams Jr. chose to do what ready suffering the effects of poor deaths, half the national average. Ing outside, call or send tomer contact and direct aggressive, highly last! New Insulated fewer and fewer doctors are nutrition, high blood pressure or " I f it wasn't for him, I would be child says, when Mommy or “ When an obstetrician looks at At the funeral, more than 1,000 billing. We otter an excel­ phone sales, no gim­ Mature, responsible motivated Individual storage. Hardwood r resume to: The Robert micks. Reliable com­ windows, new vinyl floors add charm willing to do; he delivered babies dead,” said Pinkie Thornton, Daddy comes in, it makes it all the types of need that exist, people crowded into the church. Baker Companies, c/o lent starting salary, good for collections and siding, newly painted, other conditions exacerbated by panies pay vouforeasy person. Interested credit processing. Ex­ INSTRUCTION throughout, along with and cared for women in a piece of poverty, needed extra care: 90 whose last three children, and better? That’s the way it was with they’ re going to say, ‘I need some Many more went to the funeral ‘ W. Tate, 1700 Mountain benafita and an opportun­ refInIshed wood floors the large wrap-around ity to grow with a dynamic assembly work. Send applicants apply to; cellent communica­ all combine to enhance America where the need was him. He came in, full of joy, and a back-up. I need some days off.’ I home, their children in tow. Road, West Suffleld, self addressed stamped TRAINING For Diesel porch. Call Susan Do­ percent were high-risk, requiring three grandchildren, were deli­ Connecticut, 06093. Tel- organization. Send re­ tion, organization and this charming Cape acute, the population poorandthe lot of times, he embraced his think that made it twice as "One lady picked up her baby envelope to; CSLT, De­ minimum computer Mechanic. 7 months, nahue for your per- special attention and sometimes vered by Williams. Her most , ephone, 668-7371. sume or apply In person hands-on program. with fireplace, formal patients.” difficult." and said, 'This is Dr. Williams. partment 116, P.O. Box skills required. Full sonal showing. facilities desperately limited. frequent hospitalization through­ recent pregnancy was ectopic, a ’ MAINTENANCE. Varied 153, Clarksville, Ten- Next classes; No­ dlnng room, garage $159,900. Sentry Real Bullock County stopped offer­ In the week before his death, This is who delivered you,” ’ Dix package of benefits. and treed yard. Offered He delivered the future here, out their pregnancies. potentially life-threatening con­ lobs; cleaning In our Economy nessee 37041.______PERSONNEL Coll Sara Chalmers at vember 7 8, Januory 30. Estate, 643-4060.H ing obstetrical services with Williams delivered 10 babies, said. "She had a picture taken. Diesel Technology In­ at only $141,900. Cen­ T and his sudden death July 13 at Their risk status went hand-in- dition in which the embryo offices and warehouse, 528-9261.______MANCHESTER. New to Electric BE Your own boss! Are DEPT. stitute, 105 Pheonix tury 21 Epstein Realty, the age of 53 turned that future hand with their economic status: develops outside the uterus. In Williams’ death and stopped including two by Caesarean sec­ She didn’t ever want to forget yard work, messenger you one of those Indi­ 647-8895.g market. This Ansaldl duties. Learn building 239 SPENCER ST. Avenue, Enfield, Con­ darker and more uncertain for a those with the greatest need often rare instances, the pregnancy searching for a replacement on tion. The last was a 7-pound, him.” Supply, Inc. viduals capeable of DN THE JDB TRAINING built seven room, I'/s repairs. Drivers li­ U a rn to bo on opticol tochnielon. Wo necticut. 1-800-243-4242. READY, Willing and bath custom Colonall is generation of babies and their goes to term; that is what reaping the rewards of MANCHESTER, CT were the least able to pay. Most of cense requrled. Apply; 428 To'land Turnpike building your own busi­ offor ttoitfy omploymont wHh op­ Able. That's what this situated ona beautiful parents. them were uninsured or underin­ happened to Thornton, whose Hartford Despatch, 225 lOf portunity for otfvonoomont. Pro- charming 3 bedroom, wooded lot In one of ness? National ap­ oontly ooofcing tr^nooo for our loot "They want to know 'What do sured and could not afford a ride daughter, Tari, is now 5. Prospect Street, East 647-5000 pliance company seek­ Real Estate 1'/3 bath Cape Is. Just Manchester's nicesef Caviar scam brings 85 charges Hartford, Connecticut FULL time retail sales­ Qrlndlng and euotomor oorvleo dopt. we do now?"' Annie Thomas, to his office, much less an When the operation was over, ing managers for a Storting hourty rolo *8.60 with rovtow waiting for you and areas. The first floor 06108. EOE.______person. Jewelery com- In 30 doyo. Call Bob Pound to dlo- family room features o Williams' office nurse, said of his obstetrician's bill. Williams called in six doctors, she NEW YORK (AP) - A Green­ was then supposed to have been lion in duty and then sold the factory outlet. Will your family to live In. u FIRE Restoration com­ W RECKER Driver. We panv In malor euoa tho oxcoHont frtngo bonofito Extra bonus-2 car gar­ cathedral celling, a full wich man has agreed to pay $1.1 immediately sent to Pan Am eri­ imported caviar domestically at troln. Coll 646-3875. •nd oppt. for Intonriow. HOMES legion of patients, at least 100 of "Try to pay me something, if recalled. "He was laughing and pany looking for a few are In need of an expe- department store seek­ age. All wrapped upfor wall brick fireplace, million in import fees and faces can World Airways to be used on a lower price than his rlenced Wrecker SECRETARY/Receptloi ing enthusiastic and FOR SALE whom are pregnant. “ I just it's not but a dollar a month," he'd smiling. He was kind of happy, good workers. Will 1st for progressive real no $149,900.______and french doors lead­ fines and a possible prison its international flights. Driver. Good salary reliable full time sales QSA OPTICAL inform them we don't have a tell his patients, and they never because he thought he was going competitors. train. $6.00 starting estate office In town. LET'S Make a deal I Ex­ ing to an oversized sentence for allegedly smuggling Garbarino did not pay the duty pay. Full and part time and all companvbenef- person. Retail expe­ All real estate advertised In deck. The carriage doctor in the office to see them. were afraid to come to him, no to lose me or something. Every Garbarino is expected to plead 9-2:30pm dally. Typing, rience helpful. Good 649-3177 cellent opportunity to SlOmillionof Russianand Iranian on the imported caviar on 79 day work. Benefits. Its. Apply to Stan the Manchester Herald Is purchase a beautiful style garage has loads And the saddest part of all, we matter how little they had in their last one of the hospital staff guilty to "portions” of the 85 Ozimek, Morlartv phone skills, personal­ salary and benefits, subject ta the Fair Housing caviar into the country. occasions after telling customs Call after 9am, 646-6855. brand new 7 plus room ot extra room and don't even have a referring pocketbooks. Those who weren't members came in, even the cooks count indictment, lawyers told Brothers, 643-5135. ity and creativity de­ flexible hours, bright Act of 1968, which makes It could be an In-law si­ Isodoro "Mario” Garbarino agents that it was to be sold to the sired. Call Dawn at Illegal to advertise any pref­ Gambrel Colonial at a physician to send them to." within walking distance were out of the kitchen. I woke up and Judge Pierre Leval. future. Call Liberty No- tuation or even a great accepted a plea bargain Tuesday airline, the indictment said. 649-4000. __ tionol, 568-1115._____ CHILD Care workers erence, limitation ordlscrlm- fantastic price. Re­ Tn Macon County, where Willi­ often ferried to appointments by said, ‘What are y ’all doing up Inatlon based on race, color, duced to $252,900 for on workshop. Don't miss in U.S. District Court in Manhat­ The government contends he The government charges 30 HAIRDRESSER. Small wanted. Full or port this one! $222,900 Give ams lived, there is not even a Williams' son, Bobby, who here?’ SALES REPRESENTATIVE time positions availa­ religion, sex or notional Immediate sale. 3 bed­ tan, defense lawyers and prosec­ brought the crates of caviar to his percent duty on Russian caviar HOUSEKEEPING busy salon full or port origin, or on Intention to rooms, 2Vj baths, mud- Sentry a call todov. hospital since John A. Andrew started working in his father's "H e said, ‘Ms. Thornton, you time. 55 percent com­ ble. Excellent benefits moke onv such preference, Sentry Real Estate, 643- utors said. warehouse, switched it with and 15 percent duty on Iranian Meadows Manor, cur­ package. Will train. room, large country Community Hospital closed in office while in 7th grade. are going down in history.’ ” The Prudential is ottering an excellent mission, 8, paid voca­ limitation or discrimination. kitchen, fireplace, 4060.O______Garbarino is believed to have cheap domestic caviar and sold it caviar. Iranian caviar can no rently has a 40 hour po­ Call Linda, 646-7090. The Herold will not know­ 1987. Williams kept his office The whole family helped. Wife It was not just the fact that tion. Roller setting over 2 acres In Bolton! MANCHESTER. VInvl brought the delicacy into New to the airline for the premium longer be imported into the career opportunity to a sales person in sition available In the DRIVER. Fuel oil truck. ingly accept onv advertise­ there, the only doctor in a mostly Rita worked as office manager; Williams was there to do what needed. 649-7879 or 649- ment which Is In violation of Coll Quick. Jackson 8, sided split. Exception- York where he runs a food­ price. United States because of a nearly Manchester and surrounding towns. This is an housekeeping dept, for 8568. Class II license re­ Jackson Real Estate, ally well maintained 3 empty building with an over­ Bobby and daughters Sherri, Rita had to be done, his patients say. It the low. importing business. The caviar He allegedly avoided $1.1 mil­ year-old embargo. established territory. Starting salary up to *500 a floor person. Prefer In­ aulred. Dependoble SOUTHERN New Eng- 647-8400.D bedrooms, fireplaced dividual with experience fuel oil delivery, east of land classifleld ads living room, 2 baths, a week depending upon qualifications. WAREHOUSE HELP the river. Experienced NORTHFIELD Green in floor stripping 8> buf­ reach nearly 800,000 Condo. Say good-bye full walk-up attic, gar­ Full time position only. Full time. Insu­ homes In Connecticut age. Large beautiful Experience not necessary; we will train. fing, but will train. This rance 8, benefits. Coll to lawn care and wel­ 7am-3pm position off­ available to work for and Rhode Island. The level lot. $206,000. D.W. Benefits are among the best In the industry. 647-9137. come lots ot free time. ers *7.71/hour to start wholesale distributor. price for a baste 25 We otter two 3 bed­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 Offering a full line of Life, Health, Auto, and with an excellent bene­ Diversified duties In­ CUSTODIAN. Full time, word ad Is only $55 and room, 2’/i both units. BOLTON. Great Value. , 3pm-11pm. Contact Mr. will appear In 43 news­ Both In excellent con­ F u l l dormered- CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Home Insurance, as well as mutual funds and fits program. Interested cluding shipping, re­ Stephen Schochner, papers. For more In­ alumlnum sided Cape. applicants please apply dition. $130's. Blan­ Investment products. ceiving, order proces­ Porker Memorial formation call Classi­ chard 8, Rossetto Real­ 3 bedrooms, fireplaced Lots/Lond for Sale ...... 23 to: School, Tolland. 875- fied, 643-2711 and ask N o t i c e s Merchandise M usical Item s...... sing and inventory tors," We're Selling living room, hardwood Investment Property ...... 24 84 Lo st/ Fo u n d ...... 0l Cameras and Photo Equipment.. MeadDws ManDr control. Good oppor­ 0721. EOE for defalls.g Houses” 646-2482.0 floors and dining room Business P ro p e rty ...... 25 SS Contact Bill Rasps or Harry VelardI at P e rso n a ls...... 02 Pets and Su p p lie s...... on 0 '/2 acre lot. Cute Resort Property...... 26 Spccioli^DcPif! Holiday Seasonal...... 71 86 333 Bldwell St. tunity with growing PRICE Reduced on this Announcem ents...... 03 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 844-1145. BUSINESS MWNESS starter or retirement M ortgages...... 27 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Manchester, CT 06040 company. Call beautifully maintained home. $129,900. D.W. A u ction s...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Tog S a le s...... 88 Equal Opportunity Emptoyor M/F n u oPTOimmiTiEs 3 bedroom Cape on 3 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Services C lothing...... 75 647-0191 m ] OPPORTUNITIES Fish Reolty, 643-1591.□ Fin a n cial...... 05 Flo o rin g...... 58 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 89 Elliot 643-6773 Edmund Street. Newer Fu rn itu re ...... 74 MANCHESTER. Over- Em ploym ent & Education Rentals Child C a re ...... 51 Ele ctrical...... 59 kitchen, play room, Cleaning Service s...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 and vinyl sldlng.excel- Sized Ansaldl Colonial. Port Time Help Wanted...... lO Rooms for Rent...... 31 Lawn C a r e ...... 53 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Machinery and Tools...... 76 Gracious fireplaced Help Wanted...... n Apartments for Rent...... 32 Automotive lent condition. $130's. BooKkeepIng/Income Tax ...... 54 Services Wanted...... 62 living room, crown situation Wanted...... 17 Condominiums for Rent...... 33 G ardening...... 77 Blanchard 8, Rossetto Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Landscaping...... 63 Cors for S a le ...... 91 ADD A BOOST m oldings In living Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for R e n t...... 34 Good Things to E a t...... 70 SAVINGS BANK PRIVATE PARTY Realtors,” We're Sel- Painting/Papering...... 56 C oncrete...... 64 Trucks/Vons for Sale ...... n llng Houses" 646-2482.0 room, dining room and Instruction ...... 14 Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Campers/Trallers...... 9 3 foyer. 4 bedrooms, 2’/? Employment Services...... 15 Resort Property ...... 36 Farm Supplies ond Equipment...... 60 Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 Merchandise Ads TO YOUR MANCHESTER. Com­ baths, 1st floor fire­ Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Se rv ice s...... OF MANCHESTER pletely renovated 6 Real Estate Office/Retall Equipment...... 61 95 placed family room, Garages and Storage ...... 36 MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 room Colonial. 3 bed­ Hom es for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted...... 39 Recreational Equipm ent...... 62 INCOME AND spacious kitchen with Coll 643-2711 for more Information! Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Loan Center rooms, V/2 baths, 1st sliders to sun room and Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 Boats and Marine Equipment...... 83 Wanted to Buy/Trode...... 98 floor laundry, garage, [ YOUR ENERGY! etc. $164,900. Contone very private back­ Part time - Clerk Typist, Realty. 646-5900. yard. Truly a lovely DEADLINES: For classified adyertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Closilfad adv«rll8«mgnt8 are home. $334,900.D.W. RATES: 1 to 6 davs: 90 cents per line per day. taken by telephone as a convenience. The 60 year old product now being marketed in EAST Hartford. Beauti­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.D 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Collection Dept., flexible hours. Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one U.S. Tw o year success rate on west coast. fully maintained, MANCHESTER. Ready 20 to 25 days: 60 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ 991 move-ln condition Co­ Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Full time - Clerk Typist, Student Loans * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days Now offering east coast the chance to ex­ tor an offer. Clean, 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For adyertlsements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen lonial In desirable area aluminum sided and Minimum charge; 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on ^rldoy. the value of the advertisement will not be * Additional Lines 50C Pen Line, Per Day perience this botanical delight. offers you 3 spacious trim, 6 room Ranch. Full time - Clerk Typist, Installment Loan * Classifications 71 thru 87 bedrooms, eot-ln kit­ Near Buckley School. corrected by on additional Insertion. Cleanses your system, enables you to enjoy chen, fami IV room, for­ Origination/Servicing Area. * Merchandise Under *250 $142,900. Coll Dove, 649- a natural high due to abundance of physical mal dining room, walk­ 8048. T.J. Crockett, 643- * Ad must contain price! out basement, sun PART TIME and mental energy you will gain. porch plus patio lead­ 1577.______LOST PART TIME PART TIME Please apply in person You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds NEW Listing In South Notices AND FOUND __1 HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers FDA approved, money back guarantee to ing you to a fenced-ln IsD HELP WANTED HELP WANTED GDHELP WANTED due to this low price... private yard. Call to­ Manchester near As a cor I’tion precedent to SAVINGS BANK OF our customers. Offering the chance for re­ day! Realty World, Country Club. Athentic the placement of any odver- MISSING. Black, fluffy, PART time mornings. DENTAL Business Secre­ tail and wholesale marketing with a mini­ Benoit, Frechette As- Garrison Colonial, year old, male with LABORER. Heavy con­ Quiz on page 2 beautiful Insode and tislng In the Manchester He­ Salem Nassiff General office workers tary Assistant. Will struction. Apply In per­ MANCHESTER mal investment. soclotes, 646-7709.0 rald, Advertiser hereby collar. Vicinity Scar­ for Manchester Real 1. Charley horse out. Three bedrooms, train. Part or full time. son; The Andrew CALL CLASSIFIED QUALITY Bullt- agrees to protect. Indemnify borough Road and Au­ Cam era & Estate office. Typing 8, 649-9287. Ansaldl Building Com­ 2. Catcher 923 Main St. For more information, call Lori at; Immaculate! Pride of 1.5 baths, 2 car garage. and hold harmless the Man­ tumn. Reward. 649- bookkeeping expe- 3. Alligator $249,900. Dove, 649- chester Herald, Its officers 6436. DRIVER. Part time, min­ pany, 186 Bldwell Manchester, Connecticut ownership shows In 8048, T.J. Crockett, 643- and employees against any Photo Shop rlence helpful. 646-4655. Street, Manchester. 4. Handgrip thistull dormered Cope imum of 4 hours a day. 643-2711 NOW! 742-1541 1577.______and all liability, loss or Part time position PART Time positions Call 643-5549. 5. Delta City on desirable Mllwood expense. Including attor­ Road, East Hartford. MANCHESTER. Spring available for mature, available. Weekend or 6. (a) Slice — Links (x) neys’ fees, arising from FINANCIAL weekday work. Stu­ Absolutlev nothing to Street. Spacious Colon­ claims of unfair trade practi­ well-groomed Indi­ (b) 8 bali — pool table ial on lovely lands­ ces, Infringement of trade­ dents and retirees wel­ X-RAY Technician. Im­ be done, except move- ABANDON the search. vidual In customer come. Call for Informa­ mediate Medical Care (c) Offside — Gridiron ln! Lovely Hardwood caped corner lot. 7 marks, trode names or pat­ I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 ents, violotlon of rights of Thank you tor making services and related tion, D 8i D Coterers, Center of East Hart­ (d) Half nelson — Mat (y) HELP WANTED floors, 2 fireplaces, I'/s privacy and Infringement of us number 1 tor 41 Monchester, 646-0350. ford hos a full time (e) Squeeze play — Diamond (w) baths. Once you see It, baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 photo finishing. CLE rTc a L. Full time of- WALDBAUMTS FOODMART cor garage, large pri­ copyright and proprietary years. For fast, confi­ TWENTY Hour position, flce position. 40 hours opening for a regis­ you'll buy It! $159,900. rights, unfair competition dential service and tered X-Rav Techni­ Strano Real Estate, vate screened porch. and libel and slander, which 643-7369 5-9, adding to present per week. Rellabllty 9 Immoculotelv main­ easy terms, coll us for staff. Apply Salvation and accuracy impor­ cian. Our Techs enlov Is now hiring at our new store in Manchester, CT. 647-7653.______m ay result from the publica­ all your financial working on a rotating 3 Classified ads serve the tained. $225,000. tion of any odvertlsment In HOUSEKEEPER. Port Army, 385 Broad tant. Experience using (Formerly A&P) REPOSSESSED Homes. Golden Oaks Realty, the Manchester Herald by needs. Conn 8. Conn time position availa­ Street, Manchester. adding machine and day work week. We people today ... lust at Need repairs. Fix and 233-9687. otter a complete be­ HELP WANTED they hove since our coun­ 646-5099 or coll Tom, advertiser. Including adver­ ble, flexible hours, RETAIL Sales Position. typing skills helpful. sell for big $$. 446-0276, 649-9664. tisements In any free distri­ mostly evenings, com­ Apply In person, nefit package Includ­ try's beginning. Read and Our company is growing antj we have many part Ext. H-2 bution publications pub­ Part time position ing a weekend differen­ use them regularly. 643- petitive starting salary working Tuesday- Prague Shoe Com­ time and full time opportunities available. lished by the Manchester and benefits. Appli­ tial and a competitive 2711. Herald. Penny Sleffert, Employment Saturday, 20 hours- pany. 200 Pitkin Street, starting salary. Inter­ Publisher. cants are Invited to ,weekly. Pleose call for East Hartford. TREE Core Soles Repre­ FOR SALE/LEASE PURCHASE apply in person, ested applicants, call Interview, 646-5718. Kim at 721-7393, sentative. The Bartlett • FLEXIBLE SHIFTS LOST Mondav-Fridav, 9:00- NURSE Aide Certified, Tree Expert Company *1500 Bonus 8 PART TIME 2:00. Call 228-9496, ask LOVING Care giver to Home Health Aides. Mondav-Frldav< 9-4. Is looking for motl-' You’ll hire the Morning, Evening, Afternoon and Overnight (ARar DO Days of Sorvico) AND FOUND work with Infants and Upjohn Health Care HELP WANTED for Linda. PEST Control. Position voted tree care special­ Ideal schedules for mothers, homemakers, students, I toddlers, afternoons In Services has Imme­ ist for the Central Con- best when you find HRST CLASS LOST. Black, male cat dav care center. Hours diate openings for ex­ available for a service graduates and senior citizens. PART time mornings. 20- technician. Experience nectlcut area. with white stomach 12:30-5:30. Mature, re­ perienced people. Knowledge of the tree AUTGMGTIVE and feet. One year old. 25 hours weekly. Ware­ sponsible person pre­ Days, evenings, nights, preferred, but will them in the house type work. No MATURE Woman to take train the proper appli­ care or green Industry • FULLY PAID TRAINING Last seen on August 28, care of Infants and ferred. Call 647-0788. and llve-ln hours avail­ necessary. Sales expe­ TECHNICIANS Charter Oak Street- sales. Learn while able In the Manchester cant. Must be over 18 Classified Section. Front ond Office, Grocery, Bulk Foods, Moat, Produce, Deli, needed to work In our busy earning. South Wlnd- toddlers In exclusive DISHWASHER. Even­ and have a good driv­ rience helpful. We Sycamore Lane area. dov care center. ings for hard working orea. Call for an ap­ offer excellent earn­ Bakery, Seafood, Floral, Salad Bar, Cheese Shop growing dealership. Good Answers to Reebok. sor. 282-1968.______pointment. 521-8920. ing record. Salary, va­ Mondav-Fridav, 7-1 or person. Career oppor­ cation, good working ings and benefits. For hourly wage plus perfor­ Pleasehelpustindhim.' PART time bookkeeper 1-6. Starting $5/hour. tunities are possible. CLERICAL-Retall. Im­ further Information Reward. Call 649-7492 for a doctor's office. conditions. Call 527- o WE GFFER mance, bonus, fully paid The Children's Place, Will train. Call Covey's mediate opening for 9000. and appointment, coll after 6. Call 646-7810. Inc., 643-5535. ot 643-2751. full time position. Du­ 649-8150. Excellent starting wage based on experience. fam. health inaurance, profit ties Include general of­ Paid vacation, paid holidays and personal days. sharing, vacation, paid holi­ fice work. Ideal posi­ Call Joe McCavanagh Excellent paid benefit package. days, paid sick time, techni­ PART TIME PART TIME DELIVERY PERSON tion for person who HELP enloys meeting public. HELP Wanted. Full time Health Insurance, Dental, Optical, Prescriptions. cians Interested contact; 646-4321 CIRCULATION AREA ADVISOR Immediate opening for part time Will train. Competitive warehouse person 24 HUCKLEBERRY ROAD pay and ben^lts. Non­ WANTED Apply in person at our nearest Housewives, mothers with young children, Framers, needed. 12noonto5pm> MANCHESTER deiivery of newspapers to stores and smoking company. Mondov-Frldoy. Con­ By Owner. Purchase now or lease to students. Earn extra money with your own South Windsor area. Vinyl Siding, racks in Manchester. 2 Hours daiiy - 6 tact Jerry Decelles af­ WALDBAUM’S FOOD MART on purchase this professionally landscaped, part-time job. Bring your children with you Jamie, 289-6466. Construction. ter 3pm, Mondav- days per week. Hourly plus mileage. Fridav, 643-5107. EOE 1135 Tolland Street • Manchester, CT Immaculate, 1900 eq. ft.. 3 bedroom, 2 bath, and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per BULLDOZER Operator. Experience Ranch with atone fireplaced living room, 2 Dependable transportation and valid To operate D-3 Cat. iHanrlirBtrr week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise necessary. Interviews will bo conducted on Wed., Oct. 12 through Sat., Oct. 15 car garage, pool and finished walk-out fam­ driver's license necessary. Call Frank Must be able to fine Your assurance of quick our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, want grade and do all Competitive wages. response when you adver­ and Monday, Oct. 17 through Friday, Oct. 21 ISCHD ily room. Available for Immediate occu­ a little independence and your own Income MeSweegan, at the Manchester Herald around bulldozing. Full Call tise In Classified If that H rra li from 9:30 am to 6:(X) PM In our new store. pancy. Appraised value, *205,000. Asking our readers ore ready to call 647-9946 or 647-9947, ask for Frank - 647-9946. time employment with coc •195,000. Call 649-0593. benefits. Call 742-5317, 647-5756 buy when they turn to the MeSweegan, Manchester Herald. 8am-5pm. little ads. 643-2711. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, Oct. 13,1988 — 10 a — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 .tlisia HOMES I BUSINESS APARTMENTS HOMES n R SSALE PROPERTY FOR RENT FOR RENT FIRST Clou oil the wav I VERNON. 2 acres in c-10 ASHFORD. 2 4 3 room M A N C H E S TE R . Single Stunning B-plut room zone on Rt. 83 near Duplex Ranch. Reno­ family Ranch. Security S p c d o li Colonial on South Hartmann's Super­ A .NSE v a te d , appliances, and references re­ WIN Forms Drive across market. 2,000' So. ft. quiet. No animals. quired. $875/month. “A Winner Every Day... Monciay thru Saturday” from Martin School. home with Income Lease. 423-4190, T .J . Crockett, 643-1577. Beoutlfullv decorated, apartment. D.W. Fish evenings.______a E A N IN S IPAMTINO/ MISCELLANEOUS ■NSCaiANEGUS spotless throughout, 4 Reolty, 643-1591.0 TWO Bedroom apart­ SERVICES PAPERINO SERVICES SBIVICEB bedrooms, V h baths, MANCHESTER. For ment with stove and rec room, fomllv room CRYSTAL Lake area. M AN O fSTm H O N CA 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 sale. Furnished office refrigerator. No pets. NAME your own reaso­ OSL Bulldlno. Moln% with fireplace, delight­ building. Over 2000 References and secur­ West Stafford. Brand HAWKESTREESEll^ ful summer porch, su­ new 3 bedroom, 2 full SOUTH BOLTON nable price. Father A nonce Co. ComnMfct- Your *25 check Is waiting at MANC>£STERl-bND\lf your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... square feet, excellent ity. Telephone, 645- Son Painting and Pap­ Bucket, truck 6 oMppsr. Stump al/Retldenfkil bufMlM per vord with Gunite location. 17 cor park­ 0739.______bath on country lot. removal. Free asHmataa. In-ground pool and spa. $875/ month. 871-1400or CLEANING SERVICE. ering. Removal. 291- repairs and home Im- ing lot. $285,000. Robert MANCHESTER. Six 8567.______Spoolal eonsidorstlon for provamenfs. Inferior Treat vourself! Call D. Murdock, 643-2692. 646-6467, ask for Bev. INC. aWarty and handicapped. todav. S249,900. JacK- room Duplex, 3 bed­ Coimnsrolal / Rasidentlal and exftrlor palnfMe^ MUSICAL MISCELLANEDUS MISCELLANEDUS TAB CARS AUTDSFDR rooms. $725 per month. R«novatioii%^PIus light carpentry/ Cam Automotive son & JocKson Real FuHy kitursd 6 Bondsd. 6 4 7 - 7 S S 3 FURNITURE ITEMS FDR SALE FDR SALE SALES FDR SALE RENT/LEASE Estote, 647-8400.O References and secur­ I STORE AND Custom Intfflor 6 ExMrtor plate lonlfortal Mr- 0 4 7 -1 5 4 5 MnSns * C»Wno N«s«lr S Rwww vice. Experienced, ret I MORTGAGES ity. No pets. Available ____ [ o f f ic e s p a c e T A G Sale. October 15tb, FR EE Mileage on low FINDERS KeepersI What November 1st. 647-8587, • Om Iu S U s M CwpoMiy table, free etflmoles O N E Yoor old Queen-size SPINET Plano. Cable EIGHT month old water- POOL Table-Sears. Good a fabulous home In a Tift Sell ScrBBBBi Lm m waterbed, waveless Nelson. Excellent con­ bed, $325. Courthouse condition. $300. Call af­ 10-5. 10 Canterbury CARS cost auto rentals. V il­ leave message.______• fnt SWnMtM • mund 84343IM. ______lage Auto Rental. 643- fantastic neighbor­ ' FALUm BEHNW?? E LLIN G TO N . New Re- . • Sm Mr Ottooimti Any amount ddlvamA Na» 8k mattress. Oak frame. dition. $600. Phone, 649- One Gold membership, ter 3:30pm or leave Street. Maple twin FDR SALE hood setting. Ideal for TWO Bedrooms on first tall/Professlonal Cen­ ipaval. alana and barti, muMi Paid 8250. Asking $150. 9910. 12V4 months left for message. 568-1903. head boards, sewing CLYDE 2979 or 646-7044. STOP FORCaOSUREII floor In 4 family house. retirement or a Isttime If you are falling behind on ter on high traffic Rt. UWNCARE 6 4 6 -2 2 5 3 Bcbcat baoMwa a loadar lanW. Complete package. $450. Compared to reg­ machine, bicycles. 1978 CAPRICE Estate CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. home buver. Approxi­ $550 plus utilities. Se­ 83. Several sltesavalla- oeAYHoiMB, retlft- Coll 646-5511 otter 5pm. ular price of $700 plus. ROUTE 13, VERNON What makes Want Ads your mortgage payments... PETS AND Wagon. VB, automatic, work? People like you mate! v 1200 square curity and references a ble. Starting at $1100 sa. DAVIS 00NST8UCTI0N ment llvinoi ombiMP Eric 649-3426.D BOOKCASES, utility ca- air radio, rack, power OR...If your home Is In fore­ must. Coll 645-8201. ROOFMO/ B A S S E TT bedroom set. 2 SUPPLIES TAB 84 Caprice Wagon *8295 who read and use the feet, 2 bedrooms, for­ ft. Move-In Bonus: 872-1400/659-9555 fory, homd-ltkd targe dressers with full blnet, bureau, records, occessorles. 643-2880. closure, WE CAN HELPI $9.00-$11.00 sa. ft. D.W. SUNNS « - 7" Reel to Reel tapes. SALES 86 Spectrum 4 Dr. •3995 Want Ads every day. *41- mal dining room, fire­ ' No payment program avail­ MANCHESTER. Three atmosphere. Coll 649- width mirror, head- books, needlework 1987 DODGE 600. Auto­ place, summer porch, room apartment, 1 bed­ Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 PHIL’S LAWN CARE 23A 2 year old AK C registered Most recorded on. $1.50 86 Century 4 Dr. (2) *8995 2711.______. . able for up to 2 years. Bad board, full size bed, Items, BIssell corpet matic transmission. central air. Beautiful room, located on o Fall clean-up and Soreenad Loam, Gravel, neutered male doch- each. Call Jack Ber­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ as Celebrity 4 Dr. •7695 credit la not a problemllAak VERNON. Multl-use 8,500 MARINE (^onstruc^. $250. Queen size so- machine plus, yard $6900 or best offer. private lot on Lake- busline plus conve­ snow removal. For free M. Procacaad Gravel, Sandi shund Free 647-7149. trand at 643-1262. eral Statute 33-65 prohibits tools, crib, much more. •7995 how LOW payments can sq. ft. basement space Dock buHdlng. Oie- fObed, $150. Excellent 643-4263.______86 Celebrity Euro 4 Dr MISCELLANEDUS wood Circle South. nient to shopping. In the center of Rock­ Stone A Fill. the posting of advertise­ Saturday, October help you SAVE YOUR estimates, call today! RENOVATIONS seberry Morina. JMI- condition. 649-8496 af­ ments by onv person, firm or 1977 AUDI Fox. Good as LaSibra Ltd. *11,995 AUTDMDTIVE Don't miss out I $400/month Includes ville's business dis­ For Dellveriee Call Ings driven, flodttns ter 4pm. MISCELLANEDUS 15th, 8am-12noon. 74 HOME TODAYI call Phil St: 7 4 2 -7 4 7 6 Commtrcltl 6 Hmldtntl*l corporation on o telegraph, condition, AM /FM ste­ 87 Skytirk 4 Dr. •9495 $179,900. Jackson & heat. Immediate occu­ trict. $3.50 so. ft. D.W. docks, .bwlkheddi. FDR SALE ENDROLLS telephone, electric light or Thomas Drive, *9995 E A R LY 5eason special. Jackson Real Estate, Swiss Ceasenratlvo Oreop pancy. Call 649-4000, Siding, gutters, tlbarglasa GaorgB Grifflng TODAY’S Lucky CT Ll- Manchester. reo, sunroof. $500. 645- 87 Century LTD 4 Dr. Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 •moorings. Mo |eb tde power pole or to o tree, 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *7996 Pair of Goodyear ra­ 647-8400.D______Owner/Agent.______ahingisa, sMo, single ply. cente Plate Number Is 27Vk width - 288 shrub, rock, or any other 8976.______at (203) 484-1330 or VERNON. 2,400 Sq. ft. of Fully Insursd, free small. Houllngjind H O L ID A Y Matrix Fitness 13% width - 2 lor 288 S7 Celebrity 2 Dr. •9495 dial snow tires. 7 4 2 - 7 8 8 6 598 FRO. If this Is your natural oblect without o writ­ FR ID A Y , Saturday, and 1979 H O N D A Accord HURRY And see this 7 (203)484-4404 TWO room apartment for prime medical office ssWmstss. Call storage of floafti. Center membership. MUST b* pic kid up It thi S3 Honda Accord 2 Dr. *5995 P175/70R13. Used onlv rent In Manchester. plate number, bring Good at all locations. ten permit for the purpose of Sunday. New and old. Hatchback. Beige, 5 room, I'/i bath home space adjacent to other CARPENTRY/ phone 1-401-789-5^1 HiraM Offici Monday thru protectino It or the public and 83 Pontleo 6000 2 Dr. *5995 a couple ot winters. with fireplaced 1st 529-7858 or 563-4438. this ad to Ed Thornton, Platinum Life Mem­ 354 Brich Mountain speed, 80,000 miles, practitioners and hos­ REMODELINfl 6 4 6 -1 S 9 6 MorkBlaney. / Thuridiy b({ora 11 i.in.only. carries o fine of up to SSO for 63 Buick Reokl *6995 Asking $75 for the tiri. floor fomllv room and HANDYRIAN and . at Manchester Honda, bership. Value $1300. Road, Glastonbury. 9-4 original owner. $1200. Call 647-1791 w ee- MANCHESTER. Two pital. $7.00 sq. ft. D.W. each offense. 84 VW Jetti 4 Dr. *5995 1st floor laundrv room. Rentals Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ 871-73M m 528-2857 HAULING S A $ FraMMf 24 Adams Street, Man­ Selling tor $600. Coll 649-0260.______knlghts before 9pm. bedroom Townhouse, wWdo • chester, to collect your 3 bedrooms, all on 2nd V/2 baths, washer/d- FOR Rent. Professional Any job — Anytime a AddlUons a Oengss a FolWi SURDIAC Cool Stove. 1985 FORD LTD. Fully floor. Onlv SIM,900. FAMIAND REMODELma $25. You must bring loaded, excellent con­ 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 ryer, air conditioning, office building. Large Room sddttlons. dsokt, roonng. anddaoka proof of registration. Top of the line. $475. CARS CARS CARS I CARS Blanchard & Rossetto ROOMS rec room, great loca­ ' Call Gary WMM6 LIOMnPMO Coll 646-4773. dition. Best otter over c parking lot. Ideal loca­ EIKTRICAL FDR SALE Realtors," We're Sel­ 0 3 FOR RENT siding, windows and gutlsrs. aFuNylnaund This offer Is void In FDR SALE FDR SALE $4500. 644-2702. OD FDR SALE tion. $750 plus utilities. tion. R.D. Murdock, Baofchos and buHdozsr sstvles 8 7 5 -3 4 8 3 seven days. 10-13 ling Houses" 640-24B2.O 643-8519. 643-2692 or 643-6472. R E S ID E N TIA L fuse elim­ Can 8468021.845-1757 ROOM with kitchen and avsHsMs. Call Bob Fwnnd. Jr. CARS PRIVATE Cul-de-soc BOLTON. Lovely 4 OraasOrowlna 87 Interga L S ..... * 9,995 ity. Call 646-3979. KMH CARPENTRY ns tanks, new and FOREST Ridge Town- months security. Ref­ To m AAatrIck Hare to fulfill your DEUVEMNG may iiMwaS • SMtir OObm SIMMai.' '4 Lines — 10 Days 87 Mazda RX7 .... *13.995 ROCKVILLE. Remo­ erences required. 643- replacemants. Rich, Olsen, atone-free Make us prove it to you!^^ ^ house. 3’/2 baths, 3 bed­ carpentry needa. toam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. 508 charge each addi­ 87 Toy. Corolla ...* 8,595 rooms, 1900 square feet deled large one bed­ 0445. FREE ESTIMATES 645-1973 tmwspas room, Includes heat, Quality Workmanahlp." 643-86W/228-96I6 Also, sand, gravel, atone tional line, per day. You 87 Toy. Cordial ...* 8,205 of living space, fire­ EAST HARTFORD. One ROOMMATES end horae manure. can cancel at any time. hot water, appliances. bedroom, appliances, Free Eatlmetea. 87 Toyota Q T .....*10,995 place, air conditioning, WANTED SORRY, deck with view. Par- One parking. One wall to wall carpeting. MISCELLANEOUS 88 Chav C20 ...... * 0,595 month's security. $495 643-1658 643-9504 ICONCRETE NO REFUNDS OR tlallv finished wolk-out $500/month plus utili­ FREE Room 8, board In SHWICES 86 Chev C30 ...... *14,975 per month. 872-8095. ties. 568-1054. ADJUSTMENTS basement. Pool, tennis exchange for late night CUBlywDMWhOWBB^BfldWOnB. court. Priced to sell at 86 SR-5 P/U ...... * 9,575 88 MODEL YEAR CLEARANCE IN PROGRESS MANCHESTER. Two 8, early morning child FBffMGillflGi YfOOtf OMHlgv GALL HERALD $159,000. Call owner at bedroom Townhouse roofing, cenon/tt motk, winonify A Ml STONE EXPERTS i S i c i F r F 86Toy. LB P/U....* 6,995 HOMES care. Mature woman pfiBiM 9l oonMimollon. SNOWPLOWING 647-0748.______with fireplace. All ap­ preferred. 647-8633. • Commercial All types of stone work, ADOmOSS A FLOORS CLASSIFIED 86 LeSaber...... * 8,995 88 PONTIAC LEMANS pliances, heat, hot wa­ E l V rouVt «to6 eP eonfTMfort nof o Residential • Industrial wells, vsnesr, dry stona a oommaraW 6 laaldantW M A N C H ES TE R . Lewins FOR RENT f$lumh§ rovr obMb - otH u&t 86 Merc. Sable....* 9,095 Crossing Condomi­ ter, carpeting, air con- Puny MwuwJ e EBtlmatM wall, g-8 Call Ryan • FrtagiMmswa 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 dltlonlng. Nice COVENTRY. 5'/2 room WANTED S. I. BUMCIIMB. Ik . Patrick, Mon.-Frl. 9-S 85 Toronado...... * 9,405 AEROCOUPE nium. 182 Main Street. NMR CeastraeUea for ••rvto# John Hannon C m c rili Beautifully appointed location I Call 649-5240. house In bulet neigh­ TO RENT ' afRaaabtslw In Rlonehoitor tro t 85 Audi QT ...... * 9,595 #7880 Red, AM/FM stereo townhouses. Coll Or­ borhood. One car gar­ 8 7 1 - 6 0 9 6 Company • 8 7 5 W 1 Court of Probata, District of MANCHESTER. Immac­ 643-1720 Aik lor Mam 7 4 2 -1 0 8 8 fitfe EsnuATEs Manchestar 84 Toy. Camry ....* 7.995 lando Annuli 8, Sons, ulate 3 bedroom apart­ age. Adults preferred. N EE D to Rent garage to No pets. Two months store car for winter NOTICE OF HEAHINO 345 Center St., o Inc at 644-2427. Ask for ment. Two baths, fully E STA TE OF security and referen­ months. November- Manchester e 647-7077 Kyle to set up an appllanced, dream kit­ Excessive abbreviations MARIE J. SPRATLY, appointment. ces. $795. Home, P.O. Morch In Thompson Incopobla chen. $700 plus utllltes. abbreviate resultsi Be (insert logo here) Alex Matthew Realty, Box 684, Coventry, Road area. Call 643- Pursuant to on order of Hon. sure readers understand William E. FltiGarold. 649-4003. Connecticut, 06238. 9647. THE QUIZ S PART OF THIS NEWSPAPERS ILOTS/LAND your od by avoiding ab­ The Quiz Judea, dated October 5 ,19SS TOWN OF BOLTON NEWSPAPER IN EDUCATION PROGRAM a hearing will be held on an NOTICB OF PUBLIC IFOR SALE breviations. 643-2711. application praying tor HBARINO authority to sell certain real HEBRON. Approved W o rld s c o p e (10 points tor eech question answered correctly) property situated In Ihe A proposed use public hear­ Town of Manchester, County ing for amending the use of building lots. 20 fron­ CARS CARS CARS CARS revenue shoring fundt will be tage lots, level and ot Hartford, as In sold appli­ FDR SALE FDR SALE ED FDR SALE FOR SALE r t i cation on file more fully ap­ held on Tuesday, October IS, wooded. $87,000. Flano OD ED pears, at the Court ot Pro­ 19SS at 7:30 P.M. ol Commun­ Reolty Co. 646-5200.0 bate on October 25, 196S at ity Hall, 223 Bolton Center Rd., Bolton, CT. The purpose BOLTON. Approved lots. 9:30 A.M. Elizabeth A. Bldwell, of the hearing It to receive $85,000and up. From 1-3 public comment, both oral acres. Flano Realty Co. 035-10 Ass't. Clerk and written on amending the 3 646-5200.O______use of sold funds. Funds pre­ INVITATION TO BIO viously received to be real­ '^ B 7 PONTIAC GRAND AM COVENTRY. Approved located total sn,390.7S plus building lots. $65,000 Seated bids will be received Interest. No additional funds #P540, Blue and up. All sizes from Almost In the General Services’ of­ ore expected to be received. 1-17 acres. Level and fice, 41 Center $t., Manches­ Sandra W. Plerog tar, CT until OCTOBER 31, First Selectman open or rolling and 19S8 at 11:00 a.m. for the fol- wooded. Flano Realty lowlne: 03S-10 Co. 646-5200. □______(1) Three New 4-Wheel ASHFORD. Privacy ond Drive w o r n GVW Pick-Up NOTICB TO CREDITORS more. Beautifully Trucks ESTATE OF wooded approved (2) One (1) New 2-Wheel PETER J. PINTO, dko Drive and Two (2) New PETER J. PINTO, SR. building lot. (1.329 The Hon. William E. Flti- acres). Nestled be­ 4-Wheel Drive Pickup 1 Soviet citizens recently gathered to read newspaper accounts of Trucks (xarold. Judge, of the Court tween Yale Forest and a major Politburo reshuffle. In the shake-up, Mikhail Gorbachev of Probate, District of Man­ Natchaug Street (3) One new 28,000 • GVW chester ol o hearing held on replaced Andrei Gromyko as President, a position that (CHOOSE Dump Truck with Load Forest. Vj mile from October 4, 19S8 ordered that O NE: Mr. Gorbachev created last June, is soon to be given Cover oil claims must be presented new development of to the fiduciary at the ad­ extensive new powers.) The Town ot Manchester Is fine homes. $65,900. on eouol opportunity em­ dress below. Failure to Golden Oaks Realty, ployer, ond reoulres an affir­ promptly present any such 646-5099 or call Joella, The League ol Women Voters mative action policy torojl of claim may result In the loss 872-8170.______withdrew its sponsorship ot the M atchw ords Its Contractors and Vendors of rights to recover such GONE (9 points for each correct match) os o condition of doino busi­ claim. 88 BUICK REGAL MANCHESTER. High second presidential debate be­ ness with the Town, os per Johanna Brudar Roy, large lot with an excit­ cause the (CHO O SE O N E: net­ 1-sponsor a-fundartienlal Foderol Order 11244. Assistant Clark #7574, 2 Dr., blue, A/C, tilt \ ing view of Hartford. works, candidates) had set all the Bid forms, plans ond swclfl- The fiduciary Is: wheel, wire wheels, AM/FM, $125,000. 563-1413. ground rules for the debate. 2-absenl b-gone collons are available at the Eugene A. Pinto (jenerol Services' office. Administrator c.t.o. much more. With the permission ol Com m u­ TOWN OF c/o David H. Rivers, Esq. INVESTMENT 3-essenlial c-vast P.O. Box 447 nist Party ofiicials, the Indepen­ MANCHESTER, CT. PROPERTY 1988 M AZDAS ROBERT B. WEISS, 140 Union Street dent Popular Front of (CHOOSE GENERAL MANAGER Rockville, C T 06066 4-consolidate d-endorse 034-10 MANHATTAN, New WE ONLY HAVE 30 NEW 1088 MAZDAS LEFT O N E: Estonia, Armenia) recently 031-10 York City, Co-opstudio met and approved a iar-reaching 5-extensive e-unite apartment. East 91st program of reforms. LBOAL NOTICB Street. Maintenance COME IN NOW FOR THE OEST PRICES OF THE YEAR TOWN OF ANDOVBB fee $315/month. 4th I Congress recently passed a major People & Sports INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION floor, elevator build­ welfare-reform bill that aims to (5 points for each correct answer) ing, security, laundrv PUBLIC HBABINO shift some responsibility for 1 Cartoonist Charles Addams, whose In building. $65,000. By The Inland Wetlands Commission of Andover, Connecticut owner, Rhode Island, 323’s 626’s MX6’s supporting welfare recipients macabre work inspired the hit TV show will hold d Public Hearing on Monday, October 34,19M at 401-253-2529, 212-876- o n l y o n ly o n ly from taipayers to (CHOOSE died recently at the age of 76. 7:30 p.m. In the lower level of the Town Office Building on the 1275. ______ONE: employers, absent fathers). following petition: 2 The musical **Cats" celebrated Its aiLBAD BOAD - Application of Eugeno Sommortlno N A R A G A N S E TT, Rhode i In an apparent victory for conser­ seventh birthday at New York’s Winter (Gllaod Land Development) for approval of o Island. What a view! propMed 26 lot subdivision, WIndrush. 9 17790 $11 RR^ $11 QQd vatives, China’s Communist Parly Garden theater last week. The play is 82 Olds Cutlass 85 Buick Riviera 85 Renault Alliance 84 Pontiac Fiero New surf-side condom­ 1 1 p O O O 1 1 p W W ■ At this hearing. Interested partons may appear and bo heard 86 Ford Tempo 87 Olds Ciera f f CM Central Committee recently based on ’*Old Possum’s Book of 87 Buick Regal 84 Pontiac 6000 Suprema #7734A Blue,«7812A Rad,*78E«A iniums on Ocean Road. Auto, W/AC & Cass, #S950X and written communications will be received. Information *7793,4dr„ sedan A/C, Auto, led, *7869A Bhi*.*7899A 2 bedrooms, tennis ele- A Dr.. W/P Stg., #3126 W/AC, Cass, 5 Spd, #6119 slowed plans for (CHOOSE ONE: Practical Cats,” a book by (CHO O SE p e^ln lng to this application Is on file In the office of the White vinjfl fool, P460 #7946 votor. Fully op- price decontrol, press liberaliza­ O N E: Ogden Nash, T.S. Eliot). Wetlands Agent, Town Office Building. *5695 <8995 *10995 <3995 <3795 pllanced. Central air. tion) that reformers had backed. Doted ot Andover, Connecticut this 13th and 20th day of SI 0 4 45 <6295 <2795 85 Nissan King 85 Cadillac From $340,000. BAY. NOW ft 3 Experts say the recent Summer Olympics October, 19M. 85CM[lltKFlMlW00ll 85 Pontiac 64B l4 ck 83 O ld s a s o u s M 85 Buick Century C iab4x4 C im a rron Telephone, 1-401-789- were Ihe most successful Games ever. ANDOVER INLAND WETLANDS COMMISSION Braughm T o ro n a d o 2dr.,«P484A SMreol.up.lo*iiin,PSM «PS33 Steven Fish, Cholrmon Parlsenne #76888 3003. The next Summer Olympic Games will «7784A #76148 AVAILABLE \i?)ig89M P 027-10 ______Vw/VB be held in in 1992. ‘ Multi-Purpose Vehicle *5995 *7495 <6795 ■we J BUSINESS a-Alberlville b-Barcelona c-Sao Paulo LBOAL NOTICB *14495 *10295 *5395 *8295 *6995 ------IZ 8 1 p r o p e r t y New snam e TOWN OF ANDOVER 4 Oddsmakers tabbed the New York Mels (15 points for correct PLANNINO « ZONING COMMISSION ELLINGTON. Glgl's RX7’S 929’s TRUCK’S answer or artswen) and the Boston Red Sox Ihe early PUBLIC HRARINGS "Busy Bee" fomllv res­ o n ly o n l y o n l y I recently called a lavorilet to meet In the World Series. We make believers. taurant. 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IJJO D S Q IB O M Realty, 643-1591.0 »4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, Oct. 13, 1988 Connecticut residents like to go to the polls A pro By Brent Laymon eligible Connecticut adults have does a good job promoting voter adults in Connecticut, out of about a run the last few days.” The Associated Press registered in every presidential registration, as do the political 2.3 million people eligible to vote. On the last day of registration Manchester’s Bill Masse election year since 1948, com­ parties.” Of the 1.6 million voters regis­ four years ago, “ It was pouring Here’s how HARTFORD — Although na­ pared to the national average of Voter turnout and registration tered as of last spring, 661,848 rain and we had them (lined up) signs with the Yankees /13 tional elections often prompt talk 72 percent. is typically higher in presidential were Democrats, 439,053 Republi­ down the block,” Milano said. about voter apathy in America, Connecticut ranked among the election years. In 1986, for exam­ cans and 534,257 unaffiliated, she A number of local registrars stete renks voter turnout in Connecticut, at top five states in turnout by ple, only 59 percent o f registered said. are conducting extra registration least in presidential years, con­ registered voters in every presi­ voters went to the polls in Her goal is to register half of the sessions to make it easier for HARTFORD (AP) - sistently ranks among the highest dential election year since 1948 Connecticut, 16th in the country. unregistered adults by the Tues­ prospective voters, Tashjian ’The following shows the in the nation, according to a except 1964, when it ranked sixth, Just 68 percent of adults regis­ day deadline, although she said said. percentage of registered report prepared for the Congres­ the report said. Turnout in the tered that year, 27th in the 250,000 is probably a more realis­ Besides Tashjian’s office, polit­ Connecticut voters that sional Research Service. state didn’t dip below 80 percent country. tic goal. ical parties, labor unions and the cast ballots and how that A whopping 81 percent of during that time and hit nearly 93 Tashjian last month announced Several local registrars around League of Women Voters, among ranked nationally in the registered Connecticut voters percent in 1952 and 1960. a voter registration campaign the state polled last week said others, are conducting registra­ last 10 presidential went to the polls in 1984, the “ It’s a very interested and that includes a series of public that it is too early to say how tion drives. elections. highest turnout in the nation, involved electorate,” Secretary service announcements aired on many new voters will register by The state Democratic Party is 1984: 81 percent, first according to the report. of the State Julia Tashjian said radio and television stations. Oct. 18, because many people coordinating a statewide regis­ 1980: 82 percent, third Although Connecticut fared last week. ’Tuesday is the dead­ Brochures from her offlce>have wait until the last minute. tration drive with the campaign 1976; 82 percent, second line for registering to vote in the twice been included in Southern “ It hasn’t really been heavy, of Democratic nominee Michael 1972; 84 percent, fourth ilattrlipatpr Hprali less well in terms of the percen­ tage of adults who bothered to Nov. 8 election. New England Telephone bills that heavy,” said Gloria R. Milano, S. Dukakis. Figures on how many 1968; 88 percent, fifth register, registration patterns “ I also think I have to take a went to 1.5 million households. Democratic registrar in Bridge­ new voters that Democratic 1964; 89 percent, sixth hardly depicted an apathetic little credit,” Tashjian said. “ The Tashjian estimated that there port. “ It’s been moving along. effort have yielded weren’t avail­ 1960; 93 percent, fifth electorate: About 75 percent of secretary of the state’s office are about 700,000 unregistered Obviously we expect to have quite able from the Dukakiscampaign. 1956; 90 percent, fifth Unlike 1984, neither the state 1952; 93 percent, third Friday, Oct. 14,1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Viilage Charm 30 Cenis Republican Party nor Republi­ 1948; 85 percent, fourth can nominee George Bush’s state campaign is conducting a similar The following shows the statewide effort, although the percentage of Connecticut state party is encouraging local adults who registered to efforts, said Pauline Kezer, vice vote, followed by how that Well, Jessica chairwoman for Conr''’ticut ranked nationally; Hospital Republicans. 1984: 75 percent, 21st The General AssemI last^ 1980: 75 percent, 21st year enacted legislation iiiiowing' 1976: 76 percent, 19th has recovered people to register by mail in 1972: 79 percent, 16th hopes of increasing votf r partici- 1968; 79 percent. 19th pation. Although figures on how 1964: 80 percent. 22nd ‘beautifully’ profits net many people have taken advan­ 1960: 82 percent, 14th tage of that this year aren’t 1956: 85 percent, ninth available yet. the new system has 1952: 82 percent, 13th Bv Holden Lewis been plagued by problems. 1948: 75 percent, 10th The Associated Press The General Assembly voted to tighten procedures last session MIDLAND, Texas — Surrounded by balloons, after Republicans charged that expansion toys and stuffed animals, little Jessica McClure cent since 1948. Overall turnout — 9 mail-in registration in Waterbury has recovered from her tumble into an was marred by fraud. The counting registered and unregis­ abandoned well a year ago today, which began a “ But the need for the (outpa­ Connecticut Public Interest Re­ tered adults — has declined since Bv Michele Noble 58-hour ordeal that touched millions worldwide. tient surgical) program would be search Group twice organized the 1970s. The turnout was nearly Manchester Herald “ She’s doing beautifully,” said McClure there regardless of whether there mail-in registration drives at 63 percent in 1952 and and 1960, family spokesman Pete Snelson. “ She’s talking was enough money available for rock concerts, but ran into but dropped to the mid- an low-50 Manchester Memorial Hospital up a storm. Her foot’s fiiie and her forehead is the project or not,” he said. problems because of restrictions percent range during the 1970s has asked state approval of a plan looking great and she’s an active 2>/4-year-old.” “ There are numerous other ways on how the mail-in registration and 1980s, the report found. to upgrade its computerized Jessica, now 2’/i, suffered a pressure wound to to obtain money for community cards are delivered to registrars. management information system her forehead and right foot that required the needs such as this.” In 1984, 1.5 million people in at a cost of $3 million and will ask a mputation of her right little toe and the tip of the Beck said no estimates are Connecticut cast ballots for presi­ for approval of a new outpatient ‘Mud hog’ cools bit big toe. available on how much the. dent, out of 1.8 million people surgical facility. “ If she walked without shoes you would notice outpatient surgical project will registered to vote, according to HOUSTON, Texas (AP) - Sue Stanley, director of opera­ a difference in her walk, but not much,” said cost. the congressional research re­ When drilling an oil well, the tions for the state Commission on orthopedic surgeon Charles Younger, who Plans for the proposed facility port, which was sent to Tashjian’s “ mud hog” is the pump which Hospitals and Health Care, said performed the amputations after her rescue last — which would serve as an office over the summer. circulates lubricating mud today the request, in addition to a Oct. 16. ambulatory or ” walk-in” surgery Of the 2.4 million adults. 75 throughout the well. Mud is used series of expansion plans at the Jessica captured the world’s attention last clinic for patients who undergo percent registered, ranking Con­ to reduce friction and cool the hospital, could be a result of a year when she cried for her mother and softly necticut 21st among the states in drill bit. steady increase in profits the sang nursery rhymes while volunteers drilled terms of registration, the report Mud must circulate to carry hospital has experienced over the See HOSPITAL, page 12 through 22 feet of hard rock to rescue her from found. Of the total Connecticut rock fragments to the surface to last three years. the dark, 8-inch-wide well shaft. \ adults — registered and unregis­ eliminate any buildup on the well The hospital’s net profits, from The deluge of letters, get-well cards, balloons tered — 61 percent went to the bore, says J.C. Floyd of Drilling outside contribution and hospital and dolls has long since stopped at Midland AP photo polls, ranking Connecticut 10th. Specialties, a supplier of mud services, jumped from $2.4 mil­ Inflation additives. Memorial Hospital, where Jessica spent five lion in 1986 to $2.9 million in 1987, ROACH FOR SALE — Insect toxicologist Dr. Harley has decided to market the one-ounce creatures for $65 a Nationally, the researchers weeks recovering. found that voter registration “ Without lubricating mud, the Stanley said. “ Everybody adopted that child, whether they Rose studies a rhino cockroach at Sydney University, pair. Every doctor’s office should have one, says Rqse. rates have remained relatively drill bit would bum itself out Financial data on 1988 losses or were a parent or a grandparent or someone her gains is not yet available. inches up Sydney, Australia. Due to a lack of research funds. Rose stable, hovering around 72 per- before reaching oil,” he says. age,” said Kimberly Modisett, director of Hospital spokesman Andrew volunteers at the hospital. Beck said the planned outpatient WASHINGTON (AP) — The The hospital also was inundated with phone surgical unit — a 20,000-square- biggest gasoline price decline calls from people the world over with tips on how foot. two-story brick building — since January offset a sharp, to treat the 18-month-old girl. About 50 doctors, would have been proposed even if drought-caused rise in food prices mostly from South America, offered to send the hospital was not doing as well as inflation at the wholesale level leeches, which they said would increase financially. rose a moderate 0.4 percent in circulation in Jessica’s endangered foot, said In addition to that proposal, the September, the government said today. hospital spokeswoman Sue Ristom. AP photo hospital last week presented to During the first three weeks, doctors feared the commission a proposed $3 Food prices skyrocketed 1.2 ©DINING they would have to amputate the entire foot, one year million plan to update its man­ percent — three times the August A Qof Tnr'IiiHzxc* 6 Piece Set Includes: ONE YEAR LATER — Jessica McClure is "doing beautifully” rate and notice to consumers that OtSK which was wedged next to the toddler’s head after being trapped in a v^ell for 58 hours in Midland, Texas. She is shown agement information computer system to include clinical testing the effects of the summer drought I) Lighted China, Table & 4 Side Chairs. See JESSICA, page 12 with her mother. Cissy, last March. data to the financial data. The have not yet played themselves plan involves the addition of both out. computer hardware and soft­ Much of the momentum for the ware. Beck said. gain in food costs came from Other expansion plans include escalating beef prices as produc­ a proposed new parking garage ers ended the herd liquidations Bush quits debates while he’s ahead and a new mental health crisis that had depressed prices earlier 4 e intervention center, which would in the drought cycle. By Walter R. Mears breakthrough, something to turn Ironically, the forum the Bush be funded by the state. The Countering that was a 3.3 The Associated Press the campaign his way. That will campaign insisted on limiting hospital also has undertaken a percent drop in energy prices, News Analysis be even more difficult to find now, now appears to have worked to $330,000 renovation project, which reflected declines for all WASHINGTON — George Bush as the candidates return to their the vice president’s advantage, which included the addition of major fuels. Gasoline prices, up is quitting the debate game — and solo campaigns and, almost although he went into the dual three new conference rooms and 3.8 percent in August, fell 3.3 just when he’s hitting his stride. ate more heat than light. surely, to accentuating the nega­ debates with more to risk. But several other offices. percent last month. Natural gas StCUHWj Democrat Michael Dukakis Neither man erred or miss­ tives about each other. that’s it for the season. "If the hospital is operating prices fell 2.5 percent in Sep­ was solid and smooth in the poke. Bush seemed more assured In politics, nothing is forever. “ There will be no more de­ with a healthy bottom line.” Beck tember: home heating oil costs debate finale in Los Angeles, even and at ease than in the first So the debate produced only one bates,” Bush said. “ ... We don’t said, “ theextra moneyhelpsusto were down 4.6 percent. if his refrain of complaints about debate, on Sept. 25. Dukakis certainty: that there will be no need any more debates ...” do things for the community Labor Department analysts being called a liberal did take on a remembered to be likable. He more. The rest of the way he will do it without excess cost burdens on plaintive air. smiled often and offered, “ I think "I will not agree to another alone. Future Dukakis campaign the patient. See INFLATION, page 12 But nothing the Massachusetts I’m a reasonably likable guy.” debate,” Bush said, when asked salvoes will be aimed from a governor managed during 90 The vice president had slipped whether he would meet Dukakis distance. And there is not much crucial minutes on national tele­ on his tongue now and then in the again in order to deal with time for any new, potentially m vision is likely to shake the first debate. Not this time. complaints that the campaign is telling Democratic campaign Republican edge in the public The instant pollsters had given trivial, superficial and negative. themes to take root and produce Water firm’s sale opinion polls. That Bush margin Dukakis the edge last time, Dukakis wanted at least three the turn Dukakis needs. is magnified when translated into although it didn’t translate into debates. He wanted them closer There’s no evidence of any such the electoral votes that will select support in later surveys. This to election day, and he wanted weaponry in the Dukakis arsenal a new president in 25 days. time, an ABC News poll rated them wide open, with the candi­ anyhow. He unveiled nothing new arranged by state The presidential rivals have Bush the winner, 49 percent to 33 dates confronting each other in the surprise-free debate. In­ heard so much negative reaction percent, with the rest calling it directly. The Bush campaign stead, like Bush, he retold old Bv Nancv Concelman Fieldstone Lane, who attended to negative campaigning that even. limited the schedule and set the themes. That included a predicta­ Manchester Herald the hearing, said he wasn’t they even spoke kindly of each And that was Dukakis’ last terms, with the implicit threat ble Bush defense, and a predicta- surprised by Hirsch’s decision. other. Bush acknowledging that chance to get at the vice presi­ that if Dukakis balked, there COVENTRY — The manager of “ He’s at the end of his rope,” campaigns sometimes do gener- dent, face to face. He needed a wouldn’t be any debates at all. See DEBATE, page 12 General Water Services Co. will Mancuso said. “ If this is the first resign and sell the company to a step in setting this right, good. buyer approved by the state We’re interested in having our attorney general and state Office water supply.” of Consumer Counsel. Under an agreement between on Here’s the latest of ‘strange but true’ The announcement was made Hirsch and the Office of Consu­ by General Water Services Man­ mer Counsel, the attorney gen­ ^ e c /i n ager Harry Hirsch at a hearing eral, acting for the DPUC, will e r s , L Frosty,” the world’s largest snowman, LONDON (AP) — Fans of strange facts with his 100-meter run of his time of 9.83 held Thursday at the DPUC’s ask the court to appoint a Sofas and weird records can get the latest on the seconds at the World Championships in built over two weeks last spring by a team New Britain office on the com­ Ch in Anchorage, Alaska. The snow giant stood receiver, or temporary operator, longest, the biggest and the fastest with Rome on Aug. 30, 1987. pany’s alleged non-compliance for the company. ^ Maffress today’s publication of the 1989 edition of the World records at the Sept. 17-Oct. 2 63.56 feet. with DPUC orders issued earlier If musically inclined. Super Frosty would Rickard said the appointment , jS fr Guinness Book of Records. Olympics in Seoul, South Korea, came too this year. should take “ weeks” rather than "'ctures, Wall Un The annual edition is published early late to be included, and will go into the 1990 probably want to play the world’s largest — its The Stratford-based company, “ months.” icH ® la^^CHEkSST each year to catch early (Christmas sales. edition “ subject to them not being beaten,” and presumably loudest — guitar at 14 feet, which serves residents in the The latest 312-page volume lists miles­ said Guinness Book of Records’ sports 3 inches tall and weighing 309 pounds. It was Northfield section, has been the See WATER, page 12 tones in sports, business, science, nature compiler Stewart Newport. built by Joe Kovacic of Ontario, Canada. focUs of complaints by residents and the arts. But the items that lure trivia However, he said, Johnson’s world- Other bits of information include the and received DPUC orders in buffs to the book often fall into the more record breaking 100-meter win in Seoul will oldest sheep, 28 years; the longest conga March to improve service. subjective category of the bizarre. be reduced to a footnote that reads: “ Ben dance line, 119,986 people; most hands The Northfield section was For example, among this year’s land­ Johnson ran 100 meters in 9.79 seconds at shaken, 19,592 in eight hours; the best best plagued by periodic water out­ TODAY EMerv marks are the longest distance traveled Seoul, South Korea, on Sept. 24, 1988, but man, 408 marriages; and the tallest ages two summers ago. In May, while sleepwalking — 100 miles. The honor was subsequently disqualified on a positive woman, 7 feet 7 inches. the company banned outdoor use Index o goes to -year-old Michael Dixon of drugs test for steroids.” The Guinness Book of Records was first [5T ' 12 of water by more than 100 24 pages, 2 sections Danville, 111., who hopped a freight train to The book lists the rarest breed of dog as compiled in 1955 by twins Ross and Norris residents. on Sale'l Peru, Indiana. He was found barefoot in his the American hairless terrier. At the last McWhirter as a depository of fact to DPUC spokesman Louise Rick­ Business _ 10-11 Obituaries. pajamas wandering near a railroad track. count in March, 68 of the known 70 become the final arbiter in all arguments. ard said in an interview Thursday Classified _ 21-24 Opinion__ Canadian sprinter Ben Johnson, who fell specimens were owned by Willie and Edwin By 1988, worldwide sales had reached Hirsch “ felt this was in the best C om ics_____ 17 People____ .20 from grace because of drug abuse at the Scott of ’Trout, La. nearly 60 million in 262 editions in 31 interest of the customers that Connecticut___9 Sports____ 13-16 Olympics, is listed the world’s fastest man An even rarer species was ’’Super languages. another management take over.” Focus______20 Television . _ 16 Resident Tony Mancuso of 37 Local news__ 2-4 Weekend— 19