20 MANCIIESTF.r< HKRALO, Siiliirday, April 27. I9B5 MANCHESTER BOLTON SPORTS WEATHER BUSINESS Police seize LSD, Candidate profiles: Mental errors hurt Clear skies tonight; 1 arrest three in raid Converse, Manning East Catholic nine warmer on Tuesday | page 2 Homeowners gain with new insurance policy ... page 3 ... page 7 ... page 11 propertynrnnartv isia coveredpnvprAH for upIIO totO $250. Previously, all remained unchanged. Within a few months — by the end of 1985 — an business property was excluded under your ho­ The key changes; meowners policy. This coverage extends to you if you updated and expanded homeowners insurance poiicy • Personal liability coverage jumps to $100,000 free-lanceormoonlightathome. will be in effect throughout the country — to the from $25,000. • Coverage fordamagetoboatsandtheirtrailersand benefit of many policyholders. Your • Medical payments to others are covered for as equipment is doubled to $1,000. If you’re a serious The new policy requires no change in the premium much as $1,000 per person, double today’s $500. This Money's boating enthusiast, it’s assumed that you carry you pay — and contains both good and bad news for pays for medical costs for events that may or may not additional protection. you. The good news; the contract significantly raises be your liability but which occurred on your property. Worth • The basic contract now includes $500 coverage on the coverage for personal liability, increases the • Cooperative apartments will be eligible for credit cards, forgery and counterfeit money. The new coverage for medical expenses and the dollar limits Sylvia Porter coverage under the policy originally designed for JianrlirHlPr IrralJi language includes fund transfer cards, too (the cards for many common household items. The bad news; condominium owners. And good news if you’ re a co-op ...... -iK. * MrmdavMonday, Anri April 29, 1985 — Single copy; 25<t you use in an automatic teller machine). Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm also increased are the deductibles you must absorb or condo owner: In addition to having coverage for Warning; In exchange for this expanded coverage, before you can collect on a claim. assessments up to $1,000 (which also exists in the your deductible rises from $100 to $250. But you canbuy The policy was designed by the Insurance Service tenants policy), you will haveoverageor improve­ corporate communications at the ISO. "It made sense back the $100 deductible for an extra amount on your Office, a data-gathering and rate-advisory organiza­ ments. alterations and additions made to the real to raise these limits to account for the impact of premium. tion for property casualty insurers. The ISO develops property. The limit for insured perils is $1,000. standard policy language for basic insurance inflation. The new policy provides much better The new policy also contains language locoversom e contracts, which individual companies are free to use coverage.” • Theft coverage of jewelry, watches and furs unusual situations. As an illustration; Previously, Eventually, about 40 percent of all homeowners Latest shuttle or modify. doubles to $1,000. Theft coverage for silverware volcanic eruption coverage was included in the basic policies issued will be this one — including those The new homeowners policy contains several increases from $1,000 to $2,500. You can buy extra contract in only lOWesternstates. provisions that carry over to renters policies, too. issued by most companies that sell through protection for valuables if you judge their worth to These developments represent the first major independent agents. The contract has not yet been exceed theseamounts (admittedly minor). Now, volcanic eruption coverage will be in the basic introduced in all states; that is expected before the revision in the standard homeowners policy since • If you’re a policyholder with a home business, an contract everywhere. I can’t bow down in gratitude, I end of the year. 1976. important extra; Business property in a residence is just can’t. Where I live in Manhattan, a volcanic takes off for Note; Your premium — if your policy is affected — "F or eight years the basic limits had been the now covered for up to $2,500. Off-premise business eruption is among my truly minor concerns. same," explains David E. Ostwald, vice president for will remain what it would have been had the contract Business UPl employees high-tech job A nail mistakenly driven In Brief get word of through an electrical wire sparked Bv William Harwood watch the blastoff from a V IP site. a fire this morning thatextensively United Press International Garn became the first public Mark Langley damaged Turnpike Auto Body official to fly in space with his bouncing checks Works at 186 W. Middle Turnpike, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - flight aboard Discovery earlier joins chamber fire officials and the owner of the The shuttle Challenger thundered this month. Bv Gregory Gordon building said. skyward today with a crew of Nestled in Challenger’s payload Langley Refrigera­ United Press International Firefighters from the Town Fire seven and a space zoo with a pair of bay with the 23-foot Spacelab tion Co. of Andover has Department and the Eighth Utili­ nameless monkeys and two dozen module were two canisters con­ joined the Greater WASHINGTON — United Press International's ties District battled the blaze, doomed rats, kicking off a week- taining a pair of small $1 million Manchester Chamber board of directors, unable to cover paychecks, voted which was reported by Mary Mull, long Spacelab science expedition. research satellites — dubbed wife of owner Harry Mull. of Commerce. Friday to authorize filing for reorganization under At 12; 02 p.m. EDT, Challenger “ cheapsats” — set for launch Chapter 11 of the bankruptcy code to protect the firm ’s " I don’t know what I ’m going to roared away from its oceanside about 4>A hours into the mission. Mark C. Langley is assets from creditors, U Pl chairman Luis Nogales do,” Harry Mull said as flames launching stand atop twin pillars of Deployment of the satellites had owner-manager of the announced. leapt through the roof. " I don’t flame from Its giant solid rocket been under debate because of one-year-old firm. Nogales said he is "optimistic ” that a key lender, have insurance." boosters, thrilling crowds who potential problems with nine-volt which declined to honor payroll checks for the wire With Deputy Town Fire Chief turned out for the 17th shuttle batteries that activate their ejec­ The- company han­ service’s 2,000 employees this week, would agree to do Robert Bycholski in charge at the launch in four years. tion sequence but engineers de­ dles sales and service so now that UPl has submitted to court supervision. scene. Eighth District firefighters Blastoff came two minutes late cided late Sunday night to proceed. for all types of refriger­ Under Chapter 11. U Pl would continue to operate positioned in the district’s tower because of' a problem.^ with a Because they will work 24 hours ation units and offers while a bankruptcy judge oversees the negotiation of dumped water from above. From ground system that controls the a day during the mission, the the ground, town and district 24-hour emergency debt payment plans or the distribution of stock in the flow of liquid oxygent to the craft. shuttle fliers were awakened in company to major creditors, reportedly owed more firefighters trained hoses on the service. MarkC. Langley Challenger, making its seventh staggered shifts today as part of a than $20 million. flames that leapt through the roof space flight — a record — blasted regimen to adjust their “body Although employees were advised their paychecks at the front of the building. off just 17 days after Discovery clocks” to different cycles. One Pioneer announces loss probably would bounce, the 78-year-old service Mull said the fire started at the took off from the same Kennedy team got up about l;30a.m .andthe front of the building after a worker Pioneer Systems Inc. recently announced a operated normally Friday. Television crews circling Sace Center launch pad, represent­ other at 7; 30 a.m. from Garden State Brickface and nearly $2.5 million loss in net sales for the first the newsroom in World Headquarters in Washington ing a record “ turnaround” and an Landing is scheduied for May 6 Stucco of New Jersey drove a nail quarter compared to the same quarter a year were greeted with a large sign lettered in blue by the ■ - Ws anticipated return to an ambitious at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., UPl graphics department — "Surrender, Hell." UPl photo through a wire mesh while a crew flight-a-month schedule. but the mission could be extended ago. was preparing to put a brick face Net sates for the quarter ended March 2 were The Wire Service Guild, which represents about Commander Robert Overmyer, an extra two days if no problems on the building. Although the 59,393,000 compared to $11,839,000 in the first half the U Pl employees, urged its members "to King of Fusion Power co-pilot Frederick Gregory and develop. worker received an electrical quarter of 1984, according to a report from Alan continue working, as scheduled, while it analyzes the crewmen Don Lind, W iliiam It is the second flight of the $l shock, he was not injured. Mull H. Greenstadt, president and chairoan of the situation, gathers additional information and decides Robert McCrory, director of the Univer­ energy yield ever accomplished in laser Thornton, Norman Thagard, Tay­ billion European-built Spacelab said. board of Pioneer. on available options." sity of Rochester’s Laboratory for Laser fusion research. Scientists at the lor Wang and Lodewijk van den module, which will remain an­ I Mull said he and his wife were The company chairman also reported a net loss Maxwell McCrohon.