tk 4 to - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 2. 1985 MANCHESTER BOLTON FOCUS VVI A I H i H UPl will make Business Historic panel OKs I I Hopefuls for top post 11 Little LeaguO opens 11 Clearing up tonight: In B ri^ more staff cuts improvement plans I I have different styids 11 36th year Saturday M some sun Saturday Lukat now vice protidont WASHINGTON (UPI) — United Press Interna [MANCHESTER tional plans new layoffs In the next several days In the ...pages! I _____ ... page 7 j j i page 11 j j ______- ^ HARTFORD — Robert R. Lukas has been latest cost-cutting move aimed at savli^ UMt.wire [l u m b e r named vice president of the Hartford Insurance service during Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings. Group's CLA Corp. Editor in Chief Maxwell McCrohon says. automation subsi McCrohon and other top U P I officials said Ends Sat. May 11 SALE diary. He will be Wednesday the number of employees who lose their all prlcea eaah * ca m ______responsible for soft jobs will be small, and further staff reductions should ware development, be avoided if newspaper and broadcast clients accept *>1 PREMIUM system design and a 9.9 percent rate hike announced Sunday. installation support. UPI laid off 80 employees, including 55 temporary, CEDAR The Hartford part-time and permanent editorial staffers, last formed CLA Corp. Friday before the company filed for Chapter 11 SFoamDC iiaurhrBtpr Hrralb in the fall of 1084 to protection Sunday to reorganise its fin a i\ ^ . ManchOfter, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Friday, May 3, 1965 — Single copy; 254 market its ad Company employees began receiving new NNcmo vanced commercial SECTION INCLUDES checks Wednesday, a day after U.S. Bankruptcy OM iPO ST lines automation Judge George Bason approved an Interim financing system to other in plan allowing continued operations during Chapter 11 4’x8’ surance companies. proceedings. Last Friday's biweekly checks were CLA Corp.'s clients froxen because of a lack of funds. include the Kemper 2 8 *< Group and the Uni UPI President Ray Wechsler said if the company Pressure Treated Lumber Feud over Route 6 endangers expressway ted States Aviation succeeds in its current plans and client support Treated lumber ian'l juBl dippiHl or iMinli'd Pn-aer- 5*x8’ 8’x8’ remains strong, the 78-year-old wire service should vatikt ia forced into relkt of to|i quality lumk‘r Ho it Insurance Group. retitta iaaecta and weather It'a readty to um‘ wlu‘n 9 0 8 S Q 9 7 Lukas joined The record an Derating profit of' ‘severalmilUon dollars" you bu.v it. no more treatment neetw.'Liry bk'al for Interstate 84 from Hartford to “ We essentially agreed with the REQ36 47 I ^ T 7 rEQ42.7 By Sarah Paaaell planned U-mile expressway. Sevin Route 6, since early last fall, when .cerned about what we’re going to during the next year. W ncK^ drcka. tablet — all outdoor iirttp'ru .Smith- state that the E A ia practically a Hartford in 1072 as a ern yellow mne treated with K-.'U thumaw' to Herald Rtpoiier said he also has asked for more the highway administration sub do in Connecticut.” Providence, state officials pre programmer. He Wechsler said the response to the rate Increase has retention and ttam|Mpd for ground Ciintwl information on the effect the mitted an environmental assess He said Route 6 in Rhode Island pared an impact statement on the supplem ental E IS excep t in been positive among m ajor clients. name,” Sevin said. But after advanced through a Robert R. Lukas The U A Pepariment of Trana- expressway could have on the ment of the plan to the U.S. needs upgrading work to protect project. The federal DOT ruled in number of program f 1978 that Connecticut would have reviewing the first draft of the The planned new reductions in domestic staff w w w w ir ROUND m a poitaUoftpwnding word to itate Scituate Reservoir in Rhode Is Secretary of Transportation. The the reservoir, anyway, calling it a ming and systems management positions before V4ji« 400 400 tm 810 HEAVY DUTY DOWELED CEDAR to subinlt a supplemental EIS if assessment, the E P A and tbe positions are expected to leave U P I's editorial officiela Wat it may not approve land, that state's principal drink FHA has endorsed the project. "lousy two-lane road with some being named assistant director, commercial 2x4 2.10 2.00 4M 414 *1* Rhode Island chose not to build Its Eastern Conneeticut Citizen Ac workforce in the United States between 700 and 888 the planned expreuw ay bMween ing water supply. Sevin said Thursday that his dinky little guard rails.’’ lines automation, in 1081. Lukas was elected an 2n8 840 403 801 831 7.00 • M 11.13 section and Connecticut still tion Group publicly disagreed with employees, a cutback of 50 to 100 staff, company RAILS & POSTS 11“ Bolton Notch and Windham unleM The state i t seeking the release letter had not yet reached Albany Sevin said that if tbe state assistant secretary in 1082 and director of 2a 4.78 sm 873 884 1801 11.40 1803 wanted to extend the interstate to that position. Ilia state DOT sources said. MCLUDC8 2 10' RANJBA 1P08T the atate can overcome the federal of $145 million'in federal funds to administrator Jack Bestgen. Wil transportation department and the commercial lines in 1083. 2ii10 801 7.00 11.01 1870 1S.14 2800 the state border. revised the assesament to answer "There will be some further layoffs within a tew Environmaatal Protection Agen- build tbe expressway. liam Lasarek, Deputy Commis EPA fail to come to an agreement, 2x12 1804 21.1t In 1983 Rhode Island scrapped the groups’ objections, but has not days," McCrohon said. "W e're going to keep the cy's oppeaiUon to the project. Last summer the EPA notified sioner of the Connecticut Depart the federal DOT will require a 8NET hat eamingt drop 4b4 4.71 7.24 801 841 1843 released the revised document to number as low as possible." SPUTMIIL All F. Sevin, director of the office the federal DOT that it opposes the ment of Transportation, said that more detailed environmental im plans for its part of the road. 801 401 RUSTIC VIPIQINUUAnOWOOO NEW HAVEN — Southern New England ia of environmental policy for the expressway because environmen FHA officials have already told pact Btatement on the project. One Connecticut proposes to go ahead the public. 401 Telephone announced an earnings drop to 05 cents He said company officials also hope attrition— staff ia 841 M0LU0C8 Federal Highway AdminiitraUon, tal officials are convinced that the him tbe substance of Sevin's letter state transportation official said with its part. And Connecticut ECCAG is seeking release of the per share in the first quarter, down from $1.07 per resignations expected as a result of the current rash of 2-10FTRML8. M id Thunday he haa ront the increased traffic the expressway but that he has not seen it. last year that it could take a full officials and the highway adminis revised document through tbe share in the same period last year. negative news about U P I's financial state — to help 1POST 15»* FHA’f regional adminiatrator in would feed into Rhode Island " I f their concern is the Scituate year to prepare an impact tration have said that the environ state Freedom of Information Net income for the first quarter was $29.8 hold down the layoffs. AlbaWr a letter ordering the would endanger the reservoir. Reservoir, tbe project is only going statement. mental assessment submitted in Commission. ECCAG attorney Jon million, a drop from the $32.7 million earned in the U PI now has about 1,550 employees, including about CoMecUcut Department of Trans- The state has been waiting for to result in a relatively insignifi When Connecticut and Rhode September is as good as a corresponding period a year ago. 250 paid in foreign currencies, company officials said. portaUon to resolve its differences word on the fate of the expressway, cant incrense in traffic," Lasarek Island originally planned to build 'supplemental environmental im President Walter Monteith said he is encour About 200 positions, many of them non-editorial jobs, with the E P A or riak loaing the officially called tbe Relocation of said. “ They shouldn't be con- the expressway as an extansioa of pact statement. Please Inni la page 18 aged that first quarter operating expenses were have been eliminated since last July. cut by more than 1 percent other than those for McCrohon said the editorial staff reductions were depreciation. being carried out with sensitivity so as not to materially affect the quality of the U PI news report. x/f J U.S. has E x-director joins U V M G l i i n K C 3H"x5"x8' pmicis sAu PRESSURE backing town D em ocr^ M o n ^ For G>llege; 24"x9e" UNFINISHED 6.27 SA4 TREATED 32"x96" UNFIMSHEO...... 12.34 n.n 6"Me"KS' By Alax GIralll 48"x96" UNFMISHEO : . 23.57 f L t l PRESSURE on arms Harold Raportar TREATED W h e r e D o e s 24"x96" PRESSURE TREATED 18.57 M.7I 48"x96" PRESSURE TREATED 34.87 SLSt By Philip A. W llllam t Form er Republican town Direc 6" X 6” X 8' Creosote dipped United Press International tor Peter. DiRosa Thursday chanced over to the Democratic BONN. West Germany — The Party, raMng speculation over ItG m ieFrom ?’’ leaders of the induatrial powers, in whether he will seek office as a the first formal statement of their Democrat. economic summit, today heartily “ I'm comfortable philosophi SCMUNGTON endorsed the U.S. posiUon in cally in tbe Democratic Party," nuclear arms talks but made no DiRosa said after re-regiatering. ALUMINUM mention of President Reagan's DiRoaa officially becomes a “ Star W ars" proposal. Democrat Nov. 1. four days before TRUCKLOAD SALE The participants in the iltb the Nov. 6 town election. Until be TCMinCC pnimal economic summit met I Ua resignation March ^ • 1 ,i.4efi1)y today for the. li n t official A m ioop D o o a ' ‘ ‘fthrilng of the confterence and in a Tlw Mnoad pMo doar M a n * statsmsatefterward daplored U>8W4a — , — —i— •w door on •nwgy h n - division of Europe since World Demeeratic Toivn Chairman *8o4d Pondns* idR* ooiidkuo- War n and called for reconcilation. TbeodoR Cummings issued a Mon Ww* aWVIpidll IM*h- •OwM* no iM M M im * lEXAN The statement from tbe leaders warm weloome to DiRosa, who ■a. n cdwcua** of tbe seven industrialised democ runs a d iy deaning company in •6'0'^’a" • * “ * racies supported tbe U.S. position town. He said, however, that there OdwansAwdhti* in arms talks in Geneva, are no vacancies on the Board ol PETER DiROSA Switseriand. Directors because none of the . . . leaves GOP "We appreciate the positive incumbent directors has declined while be cannot prove it, he proposals of the United States," to run. 502^ assumes that when DiRosa was REUTEN the statement said. “ We urge the "A U incumbents are candidates WOODSLIOINQ Soviet Union to act positively and until t h « say they are not,” running as Republican he lost some Republican votes and picked constructively in order to achieve Cumminw said. 40% Of E mu® PATIO significant agreements there." Curtis Smith. Republican town up some Democratic votes. Earlier, diplomatic sources had diainnan, said the timing of He was tbe highest Republican DOOA said the statement also would DiRosa's switch leads him to vote-getter on the board ticket in Saourtly std WMfsy MietQa not contain a tepid endorsement of believe that DiRosa may become a the 1983 election. Smith, Cummings and DiRosa nPDndMoaa pkta ooaalMOSon President Reagan's “ Star Wars" candidate in tbe election. COMPLETE WITH STANDARD SCREENS MCiptiSihtMeikt- plan, the space-based missile “ I actually feel happy for him,” all said they felt that DiRosa could ANn w xlUiaifcrolnum fume, fuganglh made lo •Ooor iMm an tfoiei* b iA M r shield known formally as tbp Smith said of DiRosa’s decision to win the confidence of rank and file togwhwlwlB. Democrats. onMf leroxna for your ondoMd dsck, patio or m c c M c u n e s ecMEEN Strategic Defense Initiative, change parties. porch. the statement did not discuss Star “ There is nothing worse than Support from' the top Demo Wars" and West Germany Foreign being caught between two pUloso- cratic leadership is already appar Minister Hans Dietrich-Genscber pbies.” Smith said. It was growing ent, both from what was said in his Z99m said there would be no declaration disagreement between DiRosa and praise by Democratic members of on that subject because, “ We do the Reimblican leadership, partic the Board of Directors when he not want a proliferaUon of docu ularly Smith, that prompted Di- resigned and by Cumming's re ments" coming out of the summit. - Rosa to resign from tbe Board of marks Thursday. Directors effective April 2. Thomas O'Neill, Democratic leader in tbe 8tb Voting District, THE SUMMIT PARTICIPANTS “ There is enough tension in said DiRosa is a "tMnking man ' A free M E T today at the Palais Schaupi- politics and community service so that nobody needs tbe anxiety of and a good man for the party.” burg, a 19th century villa that until "I'm not altering the way I do ’ IKSH POULTRY NETTMQ 1976 was the West German chan being out of place." Smith said. 2S’ M ’ 76’ business and I believe they (those seminar for cellor's residence. Later, they sat E:choing statements by both S .N 10.13 16.20 in the Democratic rank) would down to a working lunch. Cummings and DiRosa, Smith said 6.97 13.93 20B3 understand," DiRosa told tbe In tbe hours before the working that most of DiRosa’s friends are students and parents. a9 3 17.93 M B S Herald. session, a bomb exploded at a DenMcrats. DiRosa was a Demo^ ’ MESH POULTRY NErrm O “ He calls it like be really feels,” m ajor chemical company in Co crat until 1977. What’s it about? cover such subject as tax tips, gift 26’ 60’ 76’ Cummings said of DiRosa. logne, another woun 4 - MANCHESTER HEHALD. Friday. May 3, 1985 Scientist Wang saivages experiment $155 million package Connecticut V.S./Worid In Brief In Brief By William Harwood E.F. Hutton pleads guilty to scam United Press International House sends tax cuts to O’Neill Employees launch own fimi The governor, in his speech to the WASHINGTON — E.F. Hutton Co. pleaded guilty to 2.000 CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - Although agreeing to the package in SEYM OUR — Union employees who bought out By Mork A. Dupul* the final vote, Democrata offered six Connecticut Public Expenditure Coun federal felony charges in a $10 billion check-kiting scheme and The handyman crew of the shuttle the former Bridgeport Brass Co. factory have Unltfd PrMt Inttrnatlonol amendmenU. including reductions in cil, also said he was concerned that the the head of the government’s fraud section says other firms may Challenger repaired yet another launched the nation’s largest worker-owned taxes on funerals, real estate transac Republican legislative majority hat yet be doing the sam e thing. experiment today in a (light that HARTFORD — Democratic Gov. to act on three of his spending proposals business tions and tax relief to the elderly. Gov. William O’Neill was on hand Thursday E.F. Hutton, the nation's fifth largest brokerage firm, agreed got off to a rocky start but William A. O’Neill aays he isn’t forthe l9S5-86budgetyear. But the Republican majority pre with labor and community leaders for ceremo Thursday to pay $2 million in fines and $750,000 to reimburse the promises a rich harvest of science. completely happy with a $92.8 million O’Neill wants more than $150 million "The crew that launches with vailed and rejected the amendments to nies renaming the 106-year-old facility the government for the investigation, and make restitution to the tax cut package approved unanimously for trust funds to help pay (or local road broken equipment and brings back leave the package as it had been Seymour Specialty Wire Co. after workers banks it defrauded. by the state Republican-controlled approved bytheSenatefollowingseveral and bridge repairs and educational good equipment," co-pilot Freder Houae and Senate, but he saya he will acquired it from the National Distillers & Bob Ogren. chief of the Justice Department’s fraud section, weeks of negotiation and differences Improvements and (or Increased state ick Gregory said after crewmate sign it. t aldtoheipcities and tow ns hold the llneon Chemical Corp. estimated that more than 400 banks lost “ tens of millions of Norman Thagard changed cables between House and Senate Republican Though the number of employee takeovers has The state House Thursday unanim local property taxes. dollars" in interest payments on money that did not exist as a between the experiment and a leaders. grown over the past few years, the Seymour plant ously gave final legislative approval to He said the proposals were based on result of the 19-month scam. computer that controls it. House Minority Leader Irving J. is unique because it’s the largest company in the the I9 t.l million tax cut package, earlier surplus estimates and the No individuals were charged in the scheme, which the Justice "It sounds that way, and you Stolberg. D-New Haven, said the nation in which the workers directly elect a brlnglnK total tax cuta (or this (iecal Legislature should now consider going Department described as ch^ck kiting — a situation in which guys are doing a fantastic job, I tell Democrats would have done somethings majority of the members on the board of year and the next to about $185 million. even further because the $312 million checks are written on funds of distant banks before money is you,” replied David Leestma in differently If they had control over the directors. The 172 members of the United Auto The Republican-controlled chamber estimate was issued only this week. available to cover them. mission control as Challenger package, but In general congratulated Workers Union and 55 salaried personnel who Thursday defeated alx Democratic theGOPmaJority (orthe package. Sources have said the Republlcansare sailed through its fourth day in amendmenta and then voted 151-0 to developing programsinsomeorallofthe acquired the firm agreed to a 10 percent wage Toddlers take massive dose of LSD orbit. O’Neill said Wednesday he would sign reduction to increase profitability and cash flow approve the tax cut plan, which was three areas, although it is unlikely the The experiment, which had been the package barring any major changes to service the new $10 million debt. CENTER MORICHES. N .Y. — Two toddlers who swallowed 89 approved on a 38-0 vote Tuesday In the GOP will use the exact framework only partially operable, sits in the intheHouse. Republican-controlled Senate. proposed by the governor. LSD pills were being tested today to determine the long-range shuttle’s payload bay behind the "Itlookslikeaprettygoodpackageand Judge throws out fraud cate House Majority Leader Robert J. In addition to the $92.8 million figure physical and mental effects of the massive dose of the billion-dollar Spacelab module. It unless there’s some drastic changes Jaekle, R-8trat(ord, said the $92.8 approved Thursday, the Legislature cut NEW HAVEN - A Superior Court judge has hallucinogen. is designed to catch cosmic ray made, r II sign it,’’ he said. million package approved Thursday is taxes earlier this year by exempting ruled East Haven Mayor Anthony Pronto Jr. Brothers Michael Walsh. 2, and Robert Walsh Jr.. 3, were in the particles and ions from the sun for Despite his supix>rt for the plan, ths largest tax reduction in state items of clothing priced under $50 from cannot be prosecuted on nine counts of election pediatric intensive care unit at University Hospital in Stony analysis. O’Neill said In apeech Thursday he is history. "It does have something (or thestatesalestax. fraud because the laws under which he was Brook, but were reported im proving and "m ore clear” Thursday T o r y ’s repair job followed work GOV. BILL O’NEILL concerned that Republicans decided to everybody," Jaekle said. That reduction took effect April 1 and charged are too vague. night. They were listed in stable condition. by shuttle scientist Taylor Wang on ...reluctant approval cut a scheduled $40 million tax break for "This Is a good day (or the people of will save taxpayers an estimated $19 Pronto, 64, has remained in office since being Suffolk County Sgt. Michael Estrada said he had "n everheard Thursday to fix a balky device he businesses to $20 million in the approved this state,” added Rep. Christopher- million this year and another $62 million charged in November 1984 and said he has not of any children that age having injested that amount of drugs, or designed and has waited 12 years package. hays, R-SUmford. "You (lawmakers in the 1985-86 fiscal year. decided whether he will run for another lerru. to use. clothlngandnon-pre'scriptiondrugs. O’Neill had Included funds in his any drugs." who framed the package) dlditrightand The $55 million total for cuU in the two He still faces prosecution on three counts^ Gregory, Thagard, Wang, com Thecuts, most ofwhichtakeeffect July budget to allow for the full $40 million The children's uncle. Emil Wander. 42, who left the "double r m proud to be pa rt of this majority.’’ fiscal years also includes a $1.1 million sixth-degree larceny by embezzlement. Court mander Robert Overmyer and 1 with the start of (he 1985-86 fiscal year, break, which would have come under a barrel purple" LSD capsules on the coffee table, was charged The tax cuts Include reductions or reduction by ‘eliminating sales tax action on the larceny charges was continued scientists Don Lind, William were made possible by a growing state previous law to allow accelerated with first-degree assault, and was expected to be arraigned elimination of taxes on Interest and permit renewal fees, which Is still indefinitely until an appeal is heard on Judge Thornton and Lodewijk van den surplus for the current fiscal year. The depreciation of business equipment today in Suffolk First District Court in Hauppauge. Wander is the UPI photo dividends, corporations and other busi awaiting legislative approval. Flemming Norco(,t Jr.’s decision to dismiss the Berg are working in two shifts to surplus is now estimated at $312 mi 11 ion. costs. toddlers' uncle on their mother's side and lives in her home. nesses. utility bills, home heating oil. election fraud charges. / staff the European-built Spacelab TV view over the cargo bay of the Space swirl of cloucJs on the earth below. Officers plead innocent to charges module 24 hours a day during the Shuttle shows the Spacelab against a Team wants hospital changes weeklong flight. NEW YORK — A police sergeant dubbed “ the prince of pain” The shuttle’s space zoo of two HARTFORD — A monitoring team has given civilian scientists on board to myer said. “ W e're confident that Panel OKs spending control plan and four other officers have pleaded innocent to charges of dozen doomed rats and a pair of inch in diameter serenely spinning the state Department of Mental Retardation an we’re going to pull this off in good torturing drug suspects with electric stun guns and blackjacks in squirrel monkeys appeared in the experiment test chamber, operate experiments they de ultimatum — fix serious fire-safety code signed. Wang first proposed his shape.” a Queens precinct station. healthy after adapting to weigh gently suspended by precisely Breakdown A similar version of the "Cap-Conn" McLaughlin said the spending control violations at the Mansfield Training School’s study to NASA 12 years ago. By Mark A. Dupul$ The five, who face eight indictments with a total of 28 counts tlessness. The animals are on controlled sound waves. In other good news for the crew, plan passed the House by a three- plan is needed to put restraints on Hospital or evacuate the patients. The shuttle crew got off to a United Pret$ International including assault, possession of a dangerous weapon, coercion, board to test cages that will be used “ When we first turned this a small $1 million satellite fourths vote in 1983. but was rejected in spending. "Spending restraint is not The team appointed to oversee the state’s work system on (Wednesday) we ran rough start Monday and two of the of the cuts part of the process up here. It's very official misconduct and conspiracy, entered the pleas Thursday. on future research missions. launched from the shuttle Monday HARTFORD — A proposed conititu- the Senate. ordered the department to decide within seven into a problem," Wang explained IS experiments on board are out of hard for us to ultimately say no," he State Supreme Court Justice John Gallagher dismissed one Wang, who emigrated to the was activated successfully Thurs tional amendment designed to control This year's proposed amendment days how it will resolve the problem. Thursday night in a briefing. “ The action. Other finicky experiments said. count against them and released them on their own United States from China 21 years day night. A second satellite failed by House state spending and tax Increases has was sent to the Senate, where McLaugh “We’re saying either fix it or get the people ago, stayed up past bedtime problem was we couldn't turn the took time to get operating prop Rep. Ronald L. Smoko, D-Hamden, out,” said Michael S. Lottman, the team’s recognizance. to deploy Monday. narrowly won approval from the lin said he expects it will get the Ibursday night to calibrate his system on, the system was dead in erly, but the crew worked tire three-fourths vote and then pick up said he saw no chances of the executive director, Thursday. Named in the indictments were Lt. Stephen Cheswick, Sgt. Wang's experiment — called the HARTFORD (U PI) - Here is a Legislature’s tax-writing committee. instrument for a pioneering effort the water. lessly to get the mission back on momentum as it heads to the House. amendment getting enough votes this The Connecticut Association for Retarded Richard Pike, dubbed'' Prince of Pain" by the press, and officers drop dynamics module — is breakdown of the $92.8 million tax The Finance, Revenue and Bonding that could lead to exotic techniques "1 had to admit it, that was the schedule. He said he didn’t think the finance year to make the 1986 ballot. " I t just Citizens and the Mansfield Parents Association Jeffrey Gilbert, Michael Aranda and Loren MacCary. designed to manipulate liquid cut package approved unanim Committee voted 16-15 Thursday to for containerless processing. most disappointing moment of my • “It's been really a 100 percent committee vote reflected the senti doesn’t make enough sense," Smoko are also pressing for action. The groups filed a The five surrendered at the Queens district attorney's office drops with sound waves, a tech ously Thursday by the House and approve the “ Cap-Conn" plan, which Television beamed to ground life because 1 waited a long time, I effort by everybody and we're ments of all Democrata in the House, said. motion in U.S. District Court charging Acting nique that has both practical and sent to Gov. William A. O’Neill, leaders of the Legislature’s Republican without speaking to reporters. All were suspended without pay teams around midnight showed a worked a long tim e." looking forward to a successful saying Democrats on the committM Smoko said the 98 percent limit on Mental Retardation Commissioner Amy B. theoretical applications. who has said he will sign it into majority have Hated among their top last week from the so-called Torture Precinct — the 106th golden air-filled sphere about an Van den Berg and Wang are remainder of the flight," Over are generally more liberal than House spending would result in the equivalent Wheaton and Mansfield Superintendent Roger B. Precinct in Queens — after five suspects charged police burned law: priorities this year. The proposed amendment to the state Democrats as a group. of 2 percent in built-in overtaxation. MacNamara should be found in civil contempt their bodies with the stun guns to force confessions. The officers • A cctltro lt Hit rotes tor business Constitution would limit state spending because nine violations found in June 1983 have w ere not authorized to use the stun guns. Defense takes heat depreclotlon of equipment costs from to 95 percent of expected revenues in not been corrected. 77 percent to M percent, effective for Terrorists’ bombs disrupt summit the IMS business tax year: S20 million. any fiscal year and require a two-thirds State firms optimistic e Chanoe the schedule for the divi vote by the House and Senate to approve Molester etayt In Institution BERLIN — A U.S. serviceman switched the key of his ignition dends and Interest tax schedule, any tax Increaae. MIDDLETOWN — A judge has found convicted effective Jon. L IMS: S1I.1 million. become complacent about the state’s today, triggering a bomb that blew up his car in an American Reagan budget unravels on e Eliminate the 2 percent tax on The remaining 2 percent each year HARTFORD (UPI) An economic child molester Nevin R. Mawhinney mentally 111 efforts to encourage continued eco housing complex but left him with only superficial injuries. home heotlno oil, effective July 1: t14 would go into a “ rainy day” fund to survey conducted by the Connecticut and a danger to others and ordered he continue to million. offset deficiU until the fund reached S Business and Industry ‘Association nomic development,” Decko warned. ■ A second bomb, in Cologne, damaged a chemical firm but By Joseph Mlonowony revenue toward reducing individ restore cost-of-living payments to e Reduce the S percent fox on receive treatment in a state institution. percent of the toUlirndget. after which shows companies are optimistic about The survey showed modest gains are caused no injuries and a third explosive device was defused United Press International ual tax rates — not cutting the military and civilian federal retldenflol oos and electric bills to 4 However Probate Judge Richard W. Adami percent, effective Oct. 1: t13 million. the excess money would be used for tax the short-term but worry that the expected for both the state and national ordered Mawhinney be transferred to a less- safely in Koblenz, at the offices of government defense deficit. retirees. e Increase the soles tax exemption relief or other purposes. strength of the dollar is taking its toll. economy. Eight-eight percent believe contractors, police said. WASHINGTON — Having lost iU But since the resolution is All the votes are tentative and on clothing to Include Items priced restrictive institution than the Whiting Forensic Sen. James McLaughlin. R- Fifty-eight percent of the companies the national economy will remain Police suspected all three bombs were planted by terrorists. non-binding. Sen, Bill Bradley, ean be cha under I7S, efferilve Oct. 1: W million. Institute where he has been since December. first serious tests on Social Secur e Eliminate the soles tax on non- Woodbury, co-chairman of the commit reponding to the second quarter survey stable or show some marginal improve They also examined links between the incidents and other ity and defense spending. Presi D-N.J., said it was "irrelevent to ged, perhaps as early as next; prescrlptlon druos, effective July 1; tt John J. Bunce Jr., Mawhinney’s attorney, said tee, said he was delighted tbe commit believe their performance will improve ment while 92 percent expect Connecti bombings this week directed against the World Economic dent Reagan's budget is striking deficit reduction.” week. million. he would appeal the decision in Superior Court, e Exempt Soclol Security Income in tee approved the proposal and wasn’t over the next three months while » cut’s economy to be stable. Summit meeting in the West German capital, attended by out in the Senate and the GOP is ' The Senate then took up an Biit the defeat on defense was: and Mawhinney, who sought to conUnue his computing adjusted gross Income for surprised by the close .vote. percent predict their performance will The strength of the dollar is having looking for new ways to package a amendment to restore Medicare especially biting (or Reagan. Se- ‘ the dividends dnd Interest tax. effec treatment on an outpatient basis, caliM ilie President Reagan. “I would have predicted the vote," remain stable, the survey, released some negative effect on Connecticut- spending plan. and Medicaid cuts contained in nate Republican leader Robert - tive Jan. 1, IMS: S3.3S million. ruling unjust. Assistant Attorney (jeneral Wil Sgt. 1st Class Raoul Rodriguez suffered superficial wounds e Reduce the minimum corporation McLaughlin said of the tally in^hich Thursday, said. based companies competing in foreign The compromise budget, worked Reagan’s budget. A vote was Dole said the president, who is in liam McCullough said the decision was when his 1977 Toyota blew up at 4:30 a.m. on a West Berlin street lax payment from S2S0 to S100, effective one Republican Joined the Democratic “There’s much optimism,” said markets because it results in the state’s out between the White House and expected today. Bonn, West Germany, for the Jon. 1, IMS: S2.2S million. appropriate. as he turned the ignition. Rodriguez of Company B. 6thBattalion. minority In opposition. " I figured it Kenneth Decko, CBIA president. "Key goods having higher relative prices. Senate GOP leaders, lost its second The military spending freeze Economic Summit, had tele e increose the succession tox ex S02nd Infantry, was hospitalized with superficial wounds and emption for o surviving spouse from would be partisan.” indicators continue to be very Twenty-five percent regard the dol Gasoline price Increases m ajor battle Thursday as the amendment was approved on a phoned several senators to get reported in good condition. The automobile was parked outside a tIOO.OOO to S300,000 and tor children Supporters of the amendment, patt positive." lar’s strength to be a significant Senate voted to allow defense voice vote after the Senate voted them to change their votes. from m o n o to SSOJXIO, effective July 1: HARTFORD — The average retail price of group of apartmeht houses in which families of the American erned after a spending control plan The CBIA, the state’s largest busi detriment to their ability to compete spending to grow only with infla 51-48 not to table it. Twelve Defense Secretary Caspar Wein 12.2 million. gasoline has increased 2.6 cents a gallon In the garrison live. The garrison has 6,000 soldiers. e Eliminate the soles tax on seeds enacted in Delaware, still face an uphill ness group, conducted the survey in late abroad, the survey Indicated, with tion next year. Reagan wanted 3 Republicans Joined 39 Democrats berger, joining the lobbying effort,: past month, the state Office of Policy and and fertilizers, effective April 1 ,1M4: fight despite the strong support of most March. another 22 percent contending it was of percent growth above inflation. in voting to keep the issue alive; said the freeze was "not a defense; $2 million. Management’s energy division reports. Shell hite American University e Exempt people iS and older with on GOP leaders. Forty-three percent of those respond some negative influence. Rejection of the two key ele eight Democrats Joined 40 Republi program, it’s a prescription for; The price of $1,278 is up about one penny from odlusted gross Income of $10,000 or less The amendment must pass both the ing plan increased capital investment H. Craig Leroy, CBIA atofi econo ments of Reagan’s budget left the cans in trying to kill it. weakening the United States." from the capital gains tax, effective last summer’s average and about four cents from BEIRUT, Lebanon — An artillery shell hit the American House and Senate by a three-quarters spending, with 11 percent forecasting mist. said, “ There are serious long door open to alternative Demo Tbe action followed by one day Dole, of Kansas, cautioned that Jon. 1, IMS: SSOO.OOO. the winter average, the office said. Bradford University of Beirut Hospital today as rival Christian and e Exempt elderly people who ore margin either this year or in next year’s significant expansion, the report said, term implications to a continued cratic proposals, several of which the Senate’s vote to keep full Social the battle to slash about $52 billion; Chase, undersecretary for the energy division, Moslem militiamen battled for a sixth day in the capital, killing eligible for the circuit breaker or tax session to be placed on the 1986 and 33 percent of the companies currency imbalance with our major would impose a minimum tax on Security cost-of-livIng inreases, from the more than $200 billion freeze programs from the reol estate attributed the increase to higher demand because three people and wounding 32. statewide ballot for voter approval. planning some increase in their work trading partners." rich corporations and individuals. SEN. BILL BRADLEY rather than a 2 percent limit that Is deficit was not over. conveyance tax, effective July l: of better driving weather, reduced natiojoal Hospital officials said the shell hit the outside wall of one of the $400,000. If the amendment gets only majority force size. A weaker dollar, on the other hand, Republicans, moving to shut off another key portion of the Reagan Next week things can change inventories and a sharp rise in the spot marjket upper floors of the multi-story complex in west Beirut, causing . . . irrelevant resolution support, it would have to be approved "W e must remember that Connecti could provide an outside economic the tax proposals, succeeded in package. again when the Senate considers m inor dam age but no casualties. again by the 1987 Legislature and would cut businesses compete in a world stimulus to the state’s economy. Leroy price in gasoline in the past few months. getting the Senate to agre^79-17, puts it on record favoring min The Senate Thursday also ap overall budget plans, rlther than' Israeli warplanes flew low over the city today but launcfed no then go on the Jtallot for action in 1988. economy and now is not the time to added. to a non-binding resolution that imum taxes, but directing the proved another amendment to amendments for single programs.; attacks. Moslem militia sources said the planes, which had earlier broke the sound barrier over the Syrian-held Bekaa Valley, Route 8 hot spot filmed military preparations in Beirut by the rival militia Panel makes Amtrak play m factions. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A Oct. Land the same amount for the House panel has rejected the 1987 fiscal year. Rain brings relief to weary firefighters Report chides hospital errors Reagan administration’s plan to The bill, which now goes to the eliminate Amtrak and instead Ctonneeticnt full House Energy and Commerce State workers and local firemen Plymouth, East Lyme, Plainfield, Hydrologist Todd Mendell. of the NEW YORK (UPI) — Mistakes in hospitals are made at the approved legislation that would By United Press International Ck>mmittee, also would establish a have been battling (ires in Derby, KilUngly, Torrington, New Mil federal River Forcast Center in rate of one per patient a day, but facilities have been ^ubbom ly freeze the national passenger one-year commission to study how Canterbury, Griswold, Union, Vo- ford. Thomaston. New Hartford, Bloomfield, said Connecticut "has reluctant to change procedures, a report says. railroad’s funding at current levels Workers who have been fighting Amtrak can improve its money Valley Farms luntown, Waterbury and Seymour. Litchfield, Waterbury. Seymour been running a good 14 inches to 16 The report was based on studies by drug error specialist (or the next two years. Connecticut brush fires fueled by losing performance. “ We haven’t had a season like and Southbury. inches of precipitation below nor Kenneth Barker, head of Auburn University’s Department of The Democratic-controlled drier than normal conditions hope mal over the past nine months." " I t is clear that without federal Greenhouse is open for this In over 26 years," Babcock Some Connecticut communities Pharmacy Care Systems, and will appear Sunday in Parade House Energy and Commerce rain will help extinguish the Officials in Meriden are consid assistance, Amtrak will shut down said. have taken steps to restrict water magazine. subcommittee on transportation stubborn blazes that have ering a ban on the use of water for on October 1 and a national the season and just in Brush fires have been a constant use because of growing concern of The report was released Thursday. It said mistakes are made also defeated proposals by two scorched hundreds of acres. watering lawns and washing cars. nightmare will begin,” said Rep. problem this spring. Babcock said drought. at the rate of “ one error per patient per d a y ." Barker found that GOP congressmen to reduce Am " I f one-half inch of rain falls by Officials said the city's reservoirs James Florio, D-N.J., chairman of time for Mother’s Day In some cases, fires go under Hydrologists have warned in nursing homes the error rate is even higher. trak appropriations by up to 20 Friday as expected, that will be are at 58 percent of capacity. percent. the subcommittee. , enough to extinguish the fires at ground or bum under rock ledges, below-normal rain and snow since Hospitals have been reluctant to adopt safer procedures last August could bring about one In Bristol, Water Superintendent Instead, the panel Thursday The Reagan administration says We have a fantastic least for a few days,” Peter only to emerge again. because of “ a natural resistance to change,” said William State crews were monitoring all of the worst droughts in years John M. Knibbs said he is asking authorized $684 million — the the elimination of Amtrak subsi Babcock, fire control officer for Zelmer, of the American Society of Hospital Pharmacists. unless the region receives a good residents to voluntarily refrain railroad’s 1985 funding level — for dies is necessary to reduce the selection of the state Bureau of Forestry, said 18 areas where brush fires oc drenching in the next three weeks. from unnecessary use of water. the 1988 fiscal year, which begins burgeoning federal deficit. Thursday. curred, Babcock said, including SALE! Hanging Baskets Officials with the South Central Connecticut Regional Water Au f-OW This weeks special thority announoed despite the s f f 8uS Controller’s complaint TAKE MOM OUT OF THE Pansy fc Petunia Hangers drought, their consumers do not GRIMALDI GREENHOUSES face a water shortage. KITCHEN ON MOTHERS DAY only ^ 6 . 9 5 “ With IS billion gallons stored in Featuring beautiful Hanging Verbena 301I1 ANNIVERSARY l^OGBO foreshadows incident And the finest annuals reservoirs around the region, we until May 5 (very hardy, likes full sun) EDITION AND BRING HER TO have more than enough water (or NOW, WASHINGTON (UPI) - Mo Airlines pilot, whose aircraft was aound... only •1.25 a tray the summer,” said spokesman ments after an air traffic con not Involved, about reductions in Thomas C. Jackson. The authority OPEM 7 DAYS A WEEK 10 AM TO 7 PM $ 9 9 9 troller warned a pilot that "w e’re overtime and short-staffing, ac serves 400,000 consumers in an KliiiiicWlicS running all shifts short-handed,” cording to the tape. area stretching south from Che two airplanes carrying 300 people The controller mentioned the Pansies and Petunias 99tpig shire to New Haven and west from violated the federal 5-mile separa 14,000 controllers fired in the Islmtei* Branford to Milford. OTHER SPECIALS OF THE WEEK tion limit near Chicago March 31, illegal strike by the Professional About SO state firefighters have government records show. Air Traffic Controllers Organiza been burning lines bordering the ITITmwmeMIEEITB d l ___//L_Zi!552 GIANT PANSIES 99d: thru A Federal Aviation Administra tion in 1001 and complained about fire in Naugatuck along Route 8 ^98s tion voice recording of the incident the FAA's pace In replacing those and the railroad tracks near the SWEET ALYSSUM 99 > - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 3. IMS MANCHESTEH HKHAI.D. I^rlduy. Muy 3, l»8S ■ Richard M. Diamond, Publisher A, Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor j Cheney says he’d run an open board James P. Sacks, City Editor School board seeks4 OPINION town.” He said the Board of By Soroh Fotatll Htrald Raporttr Finance has managed to control X the Public Building Commission, meeting about roof which is supposed to be under the BOLTON R ep^lican Deputy First Salactman IkNiglaB T. Che selectmen’s authority, by limiting “ Personally, yes.” She also said Ry lusnn Vaughn ney admIU that he may not be as the funds allocated to construction Herald Reporter that, other than a supplemental projects. i, Daikon Shield is back in the news aUToaslve as his Democratic rival appropriation, the school In the race fOr first selectman this Cheney refrained from joining Jack BOLTON — Stressln| the board’s only recourse was th Choiwy spring, but says be knows how to Dougtaa T. other Republican leaders in at The Daikon Shield bobbed briefly into the news couldn’t understand or accept. He bumped into need for a new roof for Bolton pressure the Board of Finance manage. 21 South Road. tacking Pierog for allowing a letter another doctor who had two Daikon Shield Center School and the question publicly for the reinstatement the other day with the publication of the results of Anderson “ I won’t say that I’m a very Profeaalon: senior monufao* emlorsing a private energy conser patients die in the same way. Alarmed, the first of who would be liable for of funds. But, she added, the two new studies on intrauterine devices. One of aggressive person,” Cheney said vation program to go out to all town doctor began nosing around and heard of other Board of Selectmen has not had luring raaaarch and develop the conclusions was that women who use it — h damage from 'bxisiting leaks, in a recent interview. “ I do have residents at the beginning of the the Board of Education unanim muidi success at pressuring the ment engineer, Pratt A Whitney, though it has been off the market tpr some years deaths. Convinced there was something wrong organisational ability.” His oppo campaign with her signature. Nicholas ously voted Thursday night to finance beard in the past. East Hartford. now — are more likely to become infertile than if with the product, he began questioning and nent, Sandra W. Pierog, has Cheney said he believed Pierog ask for a joint meeting with the Pierog said that the responsi complaining to the company and to various claimed she is both more aggres Experience In public office: when she said that the ConnSave they used other birth-control devices.^ Von Hoffman Board of Selectmen and the bility for the funds belongs to federal offices. In the end he went public with a sive and better organized. Bolton Public Building Commle- letter was supposed to have been The Daikon Shield story today is of minor fo a rd of Finance as soon as the finance board, but that the Cheney said his 31 years on the aion, 1059-80; Board of Seiect- sent out long before the campaign. medical importance but it should be of interest to June 15,1974, article in the Am erican Journal of possible to resolve the problem. appropriation would also re The debt bomb j Publjc Building Commission, his men, 1079 to the present. But he said that if he were first the people concerned about government (^tetrics and Gynecology. The action was taken at the quire approval a town meeting six years on the Board of Select selectman, he would never endorse regulation. That warned off OBGYN’s, although at first the school board meeting at Bolton because it Is more than $7,500. Education; B.8., Virginia Poly men and his work at Pratt A such a program. product was marketed as usable by general Center School because the fi The board also debated technic Institute. When the device was put on the market in IS7I it Whitney in East Hartford — where “ This Is a private organization,” practitioners who would not be so likely to read nance board cut the school Thursday whether it would still Age: 59. was not subject to regulation. The A.H. Robbins is the gravest i he is a research and development he said, one that distributes lists of board’s $35,000 request for the be eligible for a SS-percent state Co. was free to begin advertising and selling it The company will pay or it won’t pay, but what this publication, but the big thing here is that the engineer — qualify him for the private contractors to residents for roof from the proposed town grant tor the roof if the work is whenever it cared to without a by-your-leave from does this story tell us about u si^ the free market, first person to warn other potential customers was town’s lop elected job. energy conservation improve budget on April 22. The request done this year. The Legislature the government. in place of government regulation, as a means of not acting in an “ economically rational” manner. ”I have had a gamut of expe ments. “ I don’t feel it’s up to the danger in U.S. i for the joint meeting will be would not act on the grant protecting the public? The Food and Drug The doctor was altiHiistically devoting time and rience,” be said. “ Perhaps I’m not town to promote this.” The company did so and by April of 1972 the a made in a letter to the Board of request until next spring, said energy to red flagging this product although he as blatant, aggressive or brusque” Cheney was the highest vote- Daikon Shield was the hottest-selling product of its Administration has been repeatedly and loudly WASHINGTON — To reduce poverty in America, I Selectmen. board member Barry Steams. as Pierog, be said. kind on the market. By April of 1985 the company accused by the reactionary right of gumming up wasn’t going to profit thereby. The roof project has been He said the board could still go getter in the 1988 town election. He Congress has been systematically robbing the poor. ; ’Tm going to use reason,” he was besieged by so many iawsuits and other the wheels of progress and keeping miraculous The people with the biggest profit motive, of delayed repeatedly over the ahead with the project and be said he had rejected a run for first Worse, it is stealing from our children tomorrow to ; said. ’ T m not going to use caprice claims made by more than 12,000 dissatisfied effective cures off the market with its office course, were the men and women who ran A.H. past nine months. The project eligible for the funds, although selectman that year because of the pay for our government benefits today. ‘ and I’m not going to use ego.” demands of his job. He said be customers, it felt it necessary to set aside the rigamarole and its civil service fuddy-duddyism. Robbins. They did act as free market therapy was put out to bid last summer, there would not be any guaran This is the shattering truth behind th^debate over j Cheney, who has complained "Only those things that she criticism. changed his mind after filling in for When the Daikon Shield was marketed by predicts, to maximize profit. They kept on selling (ipt the Board of Selectmen tee that the town would receive gigantic sum of $615 million in anticipation of the federal budget. Because the figures are j about the lack of proper record wants on the agenda are shown,” Cheney said Silverstein has Ryba during Ryba’s final illness. adverse court judgments. New suits continue to be Robbins, the law gave the FDA no jurisdiction the Daikon Shield. Why? A company memo rejected all the bids that were them. Cheney complained of Pierog. independently solicited bids on mind-boggling and many people who write us are • Steams stressed that even keeping by selectnora and their “ I had to do the job,” he said. “ I filed at the not unimpressive rate of ten a day. over such a product, it being neither food nor written shortly before the doctor’s article deceived. Asked if he thinks the town is some construction projects after confused, here are the basics: • though the finance board is staff, said he would run a more found I could do it.” medicine. From start to finish this has been a free appeared explained that, “ It is the opinion of Mr. The school board’s motion open board if he defeated Pierog in well run, he answered, “ Yes and the town has made public the Big spending, without enough taxation to pay the • ’Thursday also stipulated that it holding up the funds, the state But Cheney added that Ryba, market drama. ’Tuttle (a Robbins lawyer) that if this product is the election Monday. no.” formal bids ithas received. He said DEATHS. BRAIN DAMAGED BABIES, all would request the state Board of will hold the school board liable who never resigned as first select bills, has forced big borrowing. This has produced big [ ‘T m not one of those who plays “ Connections are the big thing,” the practice gives contractors who sorts of sad and terrible things have been charged In theory, when the free market regulates, a taken off the market it will be a confession of Education to inspect the roof . for damage from the leaks. The man, continued to have the select deficits year after year. The sum total qf all the \ the game close to my chest,” be he said. “ I’d like to get on a better chose not to bid an unfair chance to against this product. The company itself stands manufacturer offers his product for sale and some liability and Robbins may lose many of the within 00 days to force action on board appropriated $1,000 last men’s administrative assistant deficits adds up to a national debt that has now ; said. “ I want the rest of the board level with various groups.” underbid competitors who did, and accused of ignoring employee warnings that the people buy it, decide if it’s good, bad, cheap, pending law suits." Five months later the the repair project. Draember to patch a portion of refer questions about town affairs reached a staggering $1.8 trillion. [ to know what's going on in town.” gives Silverstein an excuse to Daikon Shield was designed so that it could be a expensive, safe or dangerous. They tell others and company had to take the product off the market ..The school board’s action the roof. to him until he entered the hospital As every American who has borrowed money | Pierog, who has held the lop poet Cheney is one of many critics of argue for cutting the amount of if the verdict is unfavorable the product is forced anyway. came after members asked Steams noted in a report on for the last time. ladder by which infectious bacteria could crawl up since fellow Democrat Henry P. the Ek>a^ of Finance. He accused funds requested by another town knows, Interest must be paid on loans. The Interest on • First Selectman Sandra Pierog, the project status that the Board into the womb and cause bad trouble. The truth or off the market for lack of sales. People do die or get seriously injured when a Ryba died last fall, said the first it of making spending decisions agency. ‘T m not going to pick up the the U.S. debt is now running over $134 billion a year. ■ who attended the meeting, for of Finance turned down a falsity of those claims has been and is being fought drug or device is tested under governn^ent selectman should be able to make solely on the question of how they scepter until I know whether the This is roughly enough money to wipe out poverty in j her opinion on the matter. request for $2,000 to pay for an out in the courts at great time and expense. As of SOME’THING U K E ’THAT KIND of a cycle regulation but which way causes more injury? some decisions adthout consulting will affect the tax rate, singling out . “ That just ethically isn’t right,” man is coming back,” Cheney said America. If the $134 billion were distributed to the ] Pierog said she was con architect for the roof project. this writing Robbins has a 23-and-27 won-lost occurred with A.H. Robbins and its Daikon Shield. Who do you want to rely on when the doctor hands the board. rhatrman Mn'H* for Cheney said. “ This does hurt the of that period. poor instead of paid to lenders, it would lift every I cerned about the cut. But she He also said that a $900 bill for record, with the judgment against it now up to In March 1973 an Arizona woman who had used you something in a box and tells you to take it needy American above the poverty level'. ; said the selectmen needed assu preliminary plans on the pro about $315 million. the product got sick and died in a way her doctor twice a day? rances from the school board ject has not been paid to the INS’TEAD, this astronomical amount must be • that the roof is needed. architect. Pierog says top post calls for a leader extracted from the American people every year just • '■’When asked by board Steams also said that the members if she would urge the $35,000 was not enough to repair to pay the finapce charges on past borrowings. The ! She has also criticized the Board money is collected, in small part, from the poor. Yet ! finance board to reinstate the the roof. He said it was By Sarah Possell Sandra W. Plarog funds in the budget, she said. estimated to cost about $67,000. Harold Reporter of Finance for treading on the not one dollar goes to the poor. 37 Brandy 8t. selectmen’s territory. Although Not a dollar is used, in fact, to pay today’s ~ BOLTON - Sandra W. Pierog Profeaalon: accountant. she served on the finance board for government expenses. The entire $134 billion m erely'^ said last week that she agrees with Coopera A Lybrand, Hartford. three years, shesaid she was never pays the Interest on money that has already been ^ political leaders in town who have as tight with money as the existing Experience in public office: spent. Meanwhile, the interest keeps compounding Portable classroom made the central issue in the race board. First selectman, 8eptember 1964 and escalating in an awesome manner. This causes for first selectman the different “ My main goal on the Board of the deficit to jump by tens of billions of dollars each’ ways she and opponent Douglas T. to present; aeledtmon, 1982 to Finance was to keep spending Cheney relate to the rest of the responsible,” she said. As first year. plan moves forawrd preeent; member. Board of Board of Selectmen. Finance, 1979-82; member, 8e- selectman she regularly attends Soon we will be paying so much interest on the past “ Perhaps Doug will share au finance board meetings, as do By Susan Vaughn will attend Bolton High School next nior Citizens’ Committee, 1075- that we won’t have enough income left to pay for the *■ thority with the board more than I Cheney and Selectman Carl Herald Reporter year is not definite. Some of the 79. present. Then we will be fqrced to borrow still more - • will,” Pierog said. “ But I don’t Preuss. students may elect to go to money and charge it to the future. usurp authority from the board. Civic background: president, She has accused the current BOLTON - The Board of Windham Technical School, he ’The debt our children will inherit will multiply .. And I think I’m more organized. I Bolton Womens’ Club, 1975-76; board of illegally trying to set town Education decided Thursday night said. think I’m more agressive.” workers’ salaries when it reviews faster than they can possibly keep up with. ’They to go ahead with plans to acquire a district director, Connecticut The high school is now 97 percent Pierog took over Bolton’s top the selectmen’s yearly budget simply won’t be able to raise enough taxes to pay for portable., classroom for Bolton Federation of Womens’ Clubs, elecTtive post after the death of proposals. our past excesMS. - High School for next year, despite utilized and lacks enough room for 1982-84; assistant director, former First Selectman Henry P. The Town Charter gives select thq lack of a final determination by teachers in the college-level 1980-82; treasurer, 8alvatlon Ryba last September. Although men the sole authority to set LOOK AT THE WAY the debt has been spiraling." high school Principal Joseph courses, Fleming said. Cheney is deputy first selectman Army Bolton Bervice Unit, 1976 salaries. But the finance board has upward. To fight World War II, Congress ran the-; Fleming about whether the room The board decided to g o ahead and filled in for Ryba while he was to present. national debt to $250 billion. Now the debt increases by * will be needed. the authority to adjust each budget with the acquisition bebanaqofthe 'HI, the Town C h a i^ and state law ' IlinOliEem, and some towiiofllSlaii’ more than $200 billion every year. According to the The school board voted unanim EdueotlolK* AsoodOte’s de^! tight time frame. School Superin require vacancies in elected posts salaries are carried in separate ously to ask the Public Building gree, Manchester Community Congressional Budget Office, the annual increase will. tendent Richard E. Packman told to te filled by the party to which the budget lines. Commission to proceed with mea College; B.8.. Central Connecti reach $263 billion before President Reagan leaves'' the board that if they wait another previous holder belonged. Pierog, sures to lease a portable classroom cut State University. Pierog has also attacked the office. month to act, they might not be in her first two-year term as finance hoard for underfundliig pending a May 23 decision on the Some terrible enervation of common sense and;'^ able to get the classroom before selectman, was the only Democrat Age: 3t. fdorried to Ernest nepd for the extra space. Fleming construction projects. ordinary resolve on Capitol Hill has permitted a on the board available to step in for Pierog. Three children. told the board Thursday that he school starts. If elected to serve another two containable deficit to mushroom into an incalculable " Ryba. years as first selectman. Pierog wolild probably be able to deter Richard A. Dempsey, an educa disaster. Unless drastic action is taken, today’s A A 37-year-old Bolton native and said she would like to seethe work mine by then whether the class tion consultant h ir ^ by the school utility companies to further her national debt will become tomorrow’s annual, , an accountant by trade, she said A founder of the town’s youth at Herrick Park finished, tlw room will really needed. board earlier this year, recom she gave up plans to resign from own campaign. She signed a increase. soccer program, Pierog has also public works garage and Coinmun- mended that the board acquire a the board and enter law school claimed credit for advancing a ConnSave pronnotional letter that ity Hall renovated and cooperation Then the timetable set forth by the Grace “ We’re right on the line,” modular classroom if enrollment when she learned last summer that $100,000-plus plan to upgrade the was mass-mailed this spring to improved between the finance Commission — which projects for the year 2000 an ' Fleming said. at the high school increased above R)rba was gravely ill. She said she playing fields at Herrick Memorial Bolton residents. The school board said it would board and the selectmen. annual deficit of $2 trillion and a national debt of $13 the 310-student mark. still has not ruled law sdiool out of Park. The town has already GOP Chairman Mark Johnson "The construction projects are trillion — will become just a matter of sim ple'" make a final determination of the her future. allocated $47,000 to the project and and Oonverae said she should have nera for the classroom at its May The Public Building Commission obvioiiily^very important,” sbO arithmetic. Among her accomplishments on the engineer has begun design consulted her fellow selectmen 33 meeting. must help oversee the acquisition, said. ” We’rp not going to be able to the board, she has taken credit for work. before agreeing to endorse the The only hope is that the great mass of the American according to an opinion handed let those drop out of sight. We’ve establishing a purdiase-order sys program and then added their people, once they understand that every legitimate Fleming said his latest projec down by the town attorney. First also got to do something about tem for the town. To keep officials Both the chairman of the Repub sigratures to her own. Photo by Reginald Pinto interest we have is threatened by this doubling of the ; tion of the number of students who Selectman Sandra Pierog told the cementing relationships between from overspending their depart lican Town Committee and Select ‘Tve heard from several col THE WHITE SWANS OF THE CONNECTICUT RIVER will attend the school next year is school board Thursday. ’Ihe Board the Board of Selectmen, the Board national debt every four or five years, will rise up and mental budgets, they are now man Lawrence A. Converse have leagues on the board that they feel 335. The current enrollment is 310. of Selectmen had twice refused the of Finance, the Board of Education call a halt to the debacle. .. required to get aign^ approval attacked Pierog, claiming she that I’m not ipieen and I should not If the projection were 340, Fleming request of the school board to have and the PBC.” - before spending more than ^ in a used a home energy conservation be behaving as such,” she said last said, he would definitely recom the P ^ involved, saying it was not BECAUSE I BELIEVE that the debt boirib is today • single purchase. audit service financed by private week. ‘”rhe posifion deserves a our greatest domestic danger, I have joined Peter' > mend acquiring the classroom. the commission’s responsibility leadership role. You have to he D«m ocr«lt offer Grace as co-chairman of Citizens Against Waste, a because the clauroom would not willing sixl able to act without Open Forum Fleming said during the board be a permanent structure. ridee to votere group which seeks to eliminate the fat and _ meeting that the high school has running back to the board for every maladministration in the federal bureaucracy. had four new enrollees in the last The portable structure would be Board ‘not enemy’ dedslon that you make.” BOLTON — The Democratic Grace’s efficiency experts have found enough^ seVen days, which is “ highly located at the end of the high school She claims she would be a more Town Committee will give any vote is that it was done after the person as well. He expects a lot of forceful leader than Cheney if she voter who does not have transpor Change on board Converse may have government waste and inefficiency that — if it can be " unusual” for this time of year. He near the student parUng lot, BOLTON — Board of Finance members are not the enemy.” hearings, leaving the townspeople no others, and even more of himself. His excised — they are convinced the deficit can be wiped- - said it indicates there may be Fleming indicated. were to win the election Monday. tation a ride tpand from the polls at chance to comment either for it or Chairman Morris Silverstein de “They are requiring accounta ” I think his disorganization is a Community HaU tovote in the town would help Bolton conflict of Interest record of accomplishments and con out without cutting legitimate beneflU or raisin g- greater movement into town this School officials have esUmated fended the board’s role as a bility ot other town officials. They against it. Probably Mr. Silverstein and cern are proof of that. taxes. summer. He also said that the the cost of a modular classroom at problem,” she said. ”We can’t election Monday. “ waUdidog” over town spending in should be recognized for doing have a first selectman who can’t Rides will be available from 6 To the Editor: company would not have listened To the Editor: Most important, John works well with Footnote: Your help Is needed. Write to Citizenk" number of Willington students who between $30,000 and $33,000. a news r ^ a s e this week. their job, and commended for their anyway. They did not listen to the find his minutes. We can’t have a a.m. to 8 p.m., throughout the others. He is respected and admired by Against Waste, P.O. Box 1000, Ben Franklin Station, Silverstein is seeking re-election stance.” first selectman who comes to a polling hours. Bolton voters have a golden opportun overwhelming majority who spoke on Bolton’s Republican selectman Law superiors, peers and those who work Washington, D.C., 20044. to the board Monday. meeting and hasn’t read his For more information call 649- ity to help our town by changing the behalf of the school budget at the public ’The finance board has come rence Converse appears to be in a with him. budget.” 7836. Board of Finance. Instead of Mr. hearing. They could have comprom Lack of field work “ The Boards of Ekiucatioo, Se under fire from selectmen and position of conflicting InteresU. He is in I also know that John is fiercely proud Undw th9 dom9 members of the Board of Educa Silverstein and his two friends, we can ised, but did not, and refused to restore lectmen and Finance are supposed the contracting business. He is trying to of his town, and is dedicated to to work together as a ’TEAM,’” tion for the cuts it has made to the have three excellent people who really Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas, has taken a few unkiniS":: even one penny of their $75,000 cut. change a state law which requires preserving its unique qualities, espe proposed fiscal 1085-86 budget. care what the people want within what may lead to bond call Silverstein said. “ The finance Last year, we raised a big commotion contractors on certain town projects to cially as they relate to the schools. As a kicks at Congress’s watchdog, the General Account- “ the town can afford. They have pledged that the Board of Education spent part pay their workers at union scales. graduate of the Bolton school systeni, Ing Office, In a highly critical letter to Comptroller to communicate with the other boards Reconstruction of the high assurances that the project will be of their surplus; this year, these three If Mr. Converse succeeds in amend and with two young children about to General Charles A. Bowsher, Brooks said complainfo and end the constant bickering that has school soccer field is “ essentially completed by May IS. Unless the say go ahead because they refuse to ing this law, then he and Jiis associates enter it, he is committed to improving he’s received from his colleagues indicate these ” plagued this town for years. stopped” and the bond may be contractor complies, Pronovost LOW COST accept the Board of Ekiucatlon’s wil In the contracting business could save and preserving that which is best for all. “problem areas’’ In GAO’s performance; • pulM on the contractor. First said the town would exerdae its As a member of the present Board of lingness to return all of their surplus. money on these town projects. And none would work harder — or • Reluctance to Investigate waste, fraud and abuse-' Selectman Sandra Pierog told the right to hire another contractor to Finance, I can say that the wishes of the MEDICAL How’s that for fiscal control? I am not a union member and I have smarter — than he. and to issue hard-hitting reports and useful.^ Board of Education Thursday get the planting completed this public are simply not important. recommendations. ^ - Mr. Adams says there should be no no particular pro-union sentiment. I It Is because of my respect for John night. spring. Instead, we spend our lengthy meetings INSURANCE funds for the recreation budget other simply believe that it is wrong for a that I have elected to write this letter. • A decline in productivity and in the, quality and Pronovost assured the Public flghtlng-wlth the other boards, insisting n erog said that project engineer than free use of town parks. public official such as Mr. Converse to John lived In Manchester for a short timeliness of GAO reports; too much time spent on Mark J. Pronovost of A.R. Lom Building Commission on Monday that things be done our way. As a result, Mr. Silverstein again has refused to time, and we were sad to see him go. planning and processing. bardi Associates Inc., the engi that the field would he fertilised Wally Irish Marty Shea we have again tried to pit the Board of engage in an activity which carries accept the town’s support for the very He’s now returned to his hometown. I • Low morale among GAO employees. ' ' neering firm that designed the and seded by the contractor well Education against the Board of even the appearance of a conflict of fine high school. He says we can save at interest. know I speak for many others when I In his response, Bowsher agreed that “ mora . field, sent a letter dated Monday to before mid-June, the latest that Selectmen. grass seed can be successfully Ited Chambers Insured Plans least $400,000 by busing our kids out of say that Bolton residents are indeed progress Is nseded” in audits to turn up waste, fraud . the contractor, B A P Turf Farm This split has been aided by Tom sown. town. But every adjacent town spends fortunate to have John working with, and abuse. He conceded that “ major organisational'' Inc, of Windsor saying that If the Manning, the renegade candidate for D.E. Harris work la not done, the town may more per student than we do. Manches and fop, them. changes” may have damaged morale. But he'“ Board of Education, who has a personal Bolton have to hire another contractor. PBC Chairman Michael A. Mis- NEW AND DEMO EQUIPMENT Every small business can have the bene ter, for example, spends well over $200 challenged Brooks’ assertion that GAO’s reporU have ' sari told the commission Monday vendetta against the current education fits of a big business medical insurance per student more. Andover even more, Dennis Schaln been declining in quality and timeliness, saying he The contract calls for seed the that Lombardi’s representatives SALE REGULAR system. Mr. Manning has no back and Vernon also. It would clearly cost plan. For information about the-lpw cost Bolton fortunate; 78 N. Elm St. believed ” we have made considerable • field and extending the drain, had refused to explain the status of LEADING EDGE COLOR COMPUTER. SMK $1971. l $2495 ground as an educator, but pushes his us money, and how can you want to shut improvements.’’ the project to him when he called I Drivel. DOS. BASIC. WP I programs available, call Manchester according to the letter. ideas over everyone else’s. Neither Mr. down one of the best high schools in the Muro very special In the letter, Pronovost asked B them. He questioned whether the LEADING EDGE MONOCHROME COMPUTER $1596. $1995. Manning nor Mr. Silverstein had state? How can he want to abandon the H9 Gouldnt ntu99 A P for a project schedule and regrading of the field was done. ZSSK. S Dtivea. DOS. BASIC. WP enough support of the fellow Republi building, lay off our teachers, bus our To the Editor: Letters policy OmOATA MLS3A DOT MATRIX PRINTER $ 499. $ 749. In the perdition of the ultraright, the chief demon is ISScpi cans at the nomination caucus. They kids out of town, lose control of our The Manchester Herald welcomes Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass„ who is regarded with the > had to petition their friends to get their education, and watch our real esUte As a reader of the Manchester original letters to the editor. same loathing that Franklin D. Roosevelt used Ho ' Notch passes go on sale CIIGH DATA PRODUCTS FRANKLIN ACE NEC W.^J. IRISH names on the ballot. values fall? Herald, it is obvious that Bolton Is now STAR LEADING EDGE OKIDATA BROTHER SANYO Letters should be brief and to the arouse. Prasident Reagan stlrre insurrecUonanr The clincher came last Monday, April Let's end this debacle. We have a in the midst of a campaign year. But BOLTON — Beginning Monday, for Bolton residents and $35 for Computen. Printers, Peripberale, Software, and Acccieoiiei at DiecounU to SSW 150 North Main (at ttw conMr of Main) point. They should be typed or neatly mutterings, therefore, when he announced that he will 13, and I can be quiet no longer. The tMs may well be a special year, in that season passes to Indian N ot^ non-resldenta. Daily passes sold at chance to elect three excellent candi handwritten, and, for ease'in editing, rater straight into the man’s infernal abode on June J ONE DAY ONLY MANCHESTER 646-1232 Board of Finance voted to cut the dates each with a long history of service the townspeople have a very special should be double-spaced. Letters must Park on Bolton Lake will be on sale the park will cost $3.80 per car on $33,000 for the purchase of three acrea of to our town. Please vote for Claude candidate running for the Board of be signed. at the office of the Boltqp select weekdays and $3.80 on weekends. Saturday, May 4,1985 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Reagan has accepted an invitation to attend a CASH ONLY land next to the Community Hall. This Ruel, Rusty Kelsey, and Bob Campbell. Education. That person is John Muro. The Herald reserves the right to edit men In Community Hall. will result in the town tiding to buy It fund-raising event at the senator’s home to tlie' ‘ Bolton residents can buy daily CALL US FOR ALL YOUR As a fellow manager at Travelers letters in the interests of brevity, clarity John F. Kennedy library. ’i he hours for sale of the passes later for a much higher price. Sounds passes at the selectmen’s office for DIGITAL DIMENSIONS BUSINESS INSURANCE NEEDS Robert H. Fish with John, I have seen his skills In and taste. will be from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on reminiscent of other projects, doesn’t What the scandalised fundamentalists don’t know IS'-’ $I each. 216 HARTFORD TPKE., VERNON. CT 06066 5 Green Hills Drive Rumaging, planning and budget con Address letters to: Open Forum, wafkdays and from 7 to 9 on • Worker’s Comp. e Business Packages it? Belian that the invitation was personal^ delivered by thv^ trol. He is not only a creative and highly Manchester Herald, P,0. Box 591, ItaMay ovenings. The park will be i sffed begin- (203) 646-4291 • Business Auto • Bonds But what bothers me most about this Member, Bonrd of Finance late president’s two children, Caroline, now IT, • ai’* (At the intereectioo Rta. M A U - next to Anthony'a Piixa) skilled person, but he is an industrious Manchester, CT 08040. John J r„ 34. ifee cost of a season pass is $13 ning Memorial Day i sekend. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 3. 1985 - 9 g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May a IMS CAPTAIN lA t V - by Craobs A Caaala B U T YOU PON T . IP THtV MON-T 0IVB PON T BB a PRBAMBR. KIP. THIA IftThB R6AL. UNP6RBTANP. IT '# . U* BACK OUR LAMP, THB SNUL0 YOU Troopers getting WORISI THI6 lA'i •Friday T V WP LL TAKf olVB ou r,„ OUR HOATABR. Cm eSMotv Griffin 6 :0 0 P M (D d ) ^ New* bullet-proof vests (X) MOVIE: Or. No' (CCI James d ) Three’* Company C h a n n a l * Bond discovers a r>uclear base m Jamaica GD Hart to Hart established to divert the course of rockets •y Mork A. Dupuis union president eeid. (It) Private Benjamin W F ta HwttaiSLCT (I) projected from Cape Cartaveral SeanCort- H ersk^ts said Qov. William A. 1WNCWF N n * Y «fc .N V (D nery, Ursula ArKfress, Jack Lord. 1963. •> Unittd Prsss Intsrnatlonol w n m M m H s vw vC T (D GD Half Nelson O 'Neill p le ia d In hla January 1IS4 Dr. W h o won •towVw«i.NY (i) ( S i GD 0r4at Performances 'Sweertey 'HARTFORD — A atato trooper budget measage to aaak (unda (or ^ One Day at a Time WPIX N sw Y cik .N V a« bullet-proof veata and a naw state gov • Todd ' Angela Lansbury ar>d George Hearn woundad In a raid on a Hells Angela ^ Newewatch w n x star in this musical tale of a murderous bar police class. "We haven't got tw w ie ■mHwmWMA m a M headquators was wesrtng a bullet ® Reporter 41 ber bent on rever>9e artd his compatriot m either of them yet," he said. WH>N HaitfPfA CT W ermte. (2 hrs., 30 mm.) proof vast issued as part of a atato (St\ MacNeil/Lehrer New*hour WVtT HsrtSstSlCT M police effort to make the vests Kirsebner aald state police pur W9BK BaaiaiL MA m GD Sexcitante chased 141 vesta in January IBiS iij) Good Time* asHsansw ISA • standard equipment for troopers, WOGS [C N N ] Freeman Reports LIVY’S LAW JBPwa Sohiiiin maa [DISl New! Animal World WX1V rartnsn.M J o fU to police faid. using $10,000 in state funds and (OISl MOVIE: -The OovN and Max another $lf,|M In private contribu lESPN] Outdoor* TV Fi*Mno Mag. .WQBV MA o Devkn' A new arrival in Hades bargams Lt. Kennstb Kirsebner, a atato w nc e with the Devil for salvation. EHiott GoukJ, TAKE MOIEY police BpduMmsn, laid Thursday tions. AnothorSl veata were bought [HBO] MOVIE: Swing SMft* (CC) A IcmN woman finds horself caught in a triangle CNN CsUs N n n Nlwik Bin Cosby. Susan Anspach. 1981. A N P R ^ I P T . in June 1664 with atato and private DiSNEV O lsw r OSHIISl lOMi the N troopera involved in the when she trades household duties for a job MVMl [U S A ] Friday Night Boxing H A ^ E A crackdown on alleged drug opera- (unda, he said. in a factory Goldie Hawn. Christine Lahti, EfPN Houm O nie. aaoi M C E t W / . Kirsebner said the 870 vesta now Kurt Russell 1984 Rated PG. Hao Bsb 1 0 :0 0 P M ® Falcon Crest Uons of the H elli Angela motorcy CaSEMAX ChiMMn MMXl ® N ew * cle club were Issued the firet ol an being acquired are being pur [ M A X ] M O V IE : 'N o Other Love* T w o TMC SSirts Qrnnmt trad chased with $18,006 included in the marginatly-retarded adults fall in love and USA U8A NMiMfli tUMl CD Meet the Mayor* order of 5T0 bulletjproof vests. decide to try a life of their own. Richard budget (or the current flecal year (i2^ (3$ M iam i Vice Crockel'l myster Trooper Angel Ooiuales, 11, of Thomas, Julie Kavner. 1979. iously Withdraws from a case involvmg an Bridgeport, was wearing one of the and 168,600 in private [TMCl M O V IE : W hat Price Glory?* undercover operative ar>d an internatior>ai vesta when he was struck by contributiona. T w o army officers fight between them ® ^ W ebster (C C ) First of 2 parts arms supplier (60 min ) Herakowiti said vesta have been selves to win the heart of a beautiful m l. Webster becomes involved in a custody bullets fired through a door of a GD Dancin' Day* James Cagney, Dan Dailey, Corinne Cal* battle between his uncle Philip arxi Kather Stratford reildence, state police available (or troopera on asalgn- vet. 1952 ine and George. (R) Kojak ■aid. menta where they could be the [USA] Cartoon Express GD Major League Baseball: Kansas City [C N N ] Evenirtg New* Oonulea, an eight-year veteran target of gunfire, such a i the raids at New York Yankees 6 :3 0 P M ® One Day at a Time [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Slayground' A profes of the force, was reported in fair Thunday morning. MOVIE: ‘MacArthur’ Gen Douglas sional thief is chased from the U.S. to Bri (fD Benson condition at Bridgeport Hospital He said some troopera have MacArthur's fight to stem the Japanese tain when he accidentally kills an mr>ocent bought their own vests — he said Hogan's Heroes girl Peter Coyote. BiHie Whitelaw. Rated R after undergotng surgery (or military tide in the South Pacific is por ALLIY QOS Daw Ofatip they cost as little as two or three ^ N B C N ew s trayed. Gregory Peck. Ed Flanders, Dan (M AX) MOVIE: PoHco AccadMny' wounds of the abdomen. OHerlihy 1977 uniform ablrta with brass buttons Nightly Business Report (C C ) When forced to comply with an open KIrschner aald the state ordered Best Times Annette tries to get admissions policy, a police academy must the B70 vesta from a Mancbeator — and keep them in their cruisera Jefferson* some drugs for her new frierKl, urtaware cope with a motley crew of rmsfits. Steve firm In April and fa now in the (or when they are needed. $$ ABC News (CC) that the girl is an undercover policewoman Guttenberg, G W Bailey. George Gayries. 1984 Rated R process of nMasuring troopers (or ^1) Noticiero SIN (60 min.) In Boaton, FBI agents said they MOVIE: Esca^ 2000' Two the protective wear, whfeh conoea [C N N ] Showbiz Today @ ) GD WasNngton Week/Review Paul (TMCl arrested (our reputed Hell's An DPI photo Duke is joined by top Washington journal people, labeled deviates' by their society, in 16 siiee and i i cuatom-fittod to [DIS] EPCOT Magazine gels membera and issued warrants ists analyzirtg the week's news are sent to a reeducation camp Steve each trooper. Railsback. Olivia Hussey. M icha^ Craig (or two more Thursday os part of a members on narcotics and racketeering charges. One [ESPN] Mazda Sportslook ^ MOVIE: From Here to Eternity' The “ They w ill become issued equip FBI and law enforcement officers arrive at Bridgeport 1981 Rated R nationwide undercover crackdown state trooper was wounded during an arrest in Stratford 7 :0 0 P M ® C B S New s passions and violerKe of a group of sol ment" to all troopera who graduate on the motorcycle gong's opera Federal Court Thursday with Gregory Voytex, one of ® ® M»A«S»H diers stationed at Pearl Harbor just before 1 0 :3 0 P M ® Nina on Nmw Jarsav from the State Police Academy, during an early morning raid. W orld W ar II are portrayed Burt Lancas GD IndeparKlent Naw* tions, officials said. more than 30 persona who were taken into custody as ® ABC News (CC) ter. Deborah Kerr, Frank Sinatra 1954 giving all troopera in the field the Major League BasabaH; Boaton at Autboritica arretted three men part of a nationwide roundup of motorcycle gang ® N ew s GD'Novela: Tu o Nedie "soft body antnor" veets that coat Oakland in Lynn and one in the western GD Jeffersons GD MOVIE: The World Of Henry fits each, Kirsebner said. GD 24 Horaa Maaaacbuaetts town of Lee. An (2$ Barney Miller Orient' The life of an untalented cor>cert Jerry Herakowiti, a trooper and pianist becomes complicated when two [DISl MOVIE; 'UmaKght' A comedian arrert warrant was Istued (or one Authorities round up Angels Wheel of Fortune and a darcer build each other's confidence president of the Connecticut State prep school girls develop a crush on him Police Union, criticlied the De man already in state prison on a MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Peter Sellers. Paula Prentiss. Angela Lans- until fate delivers them a bittersweet sur T H I BONN LO Sm ®by Art i a i w ^ prise Charles Chaplin. Claire Bloom. Syd drug conviction and a western Family Feud bury. 1964 partment of Public Safety (or ney Chaplin 1952 (ailing to make veata available MaaaachuaetU resident whose Benson [CN N ] Prime News name was not released. Five suspects remain at iarge GD Marisela [ES P N ] USFL FootbaN: Birminghem at 11:00 PM (£lCE)@39i9N«y* earlier. M em pM s T A A esA CJM D O - MOUOMLV Meec? Rerakowitx claimed the state Nationally, "Operation Rough- GD Nightly Busirtesa Report ( D T o x i gangs have become very sopbiati- port waa a veteran city policeman the FB I's assistant director in New [H B O ] MOVIE: Firestarter' (CC) Sinis HOU 0R)9HMDUP-' TDBPII5HAFTEP police administration began meas rider" netted .more than 100 gang BRIDGEPORT (UPI) — PoUce @ ) DIff'rent Strokes (X) Phil Silvers cated in their oont|>iratorial ongo who was identified by undercover York. ter intelligence officials want to use a (jj) Odd Couple uring troopers for the vesta after membera and a others in 14 cities, and FVI agents arc tracking down “ Tbe Hells Angels have been [C N N ] Moneylina young girl's powers as a weapon m the along with methampebtaminea, about five remaining auapecU in ings." Lacey said. agenta. Twilight Zone some troopers complained. "Some around (or a number of yeara. Now [DIS)-Disney’s Legends and Heroes Cold W ar David Keith, Drew Barrymore. and cocaine. Connecticut in a nationwide crack In Washington, FBI Director Patrolman Joseph Seamona, 43, George C Scott 19B4 Rated R tfi) MOVIE: "The Night Runner' Young people have made nolaea," the they are getting much- deserved [ESP N ] Spoitscenter down on the Hells Angels motorcy William Webster said “ Operation a 16-year-member of the force, was [MAX] MOVIE: 'Heart Uke a W heel' parolee from mental hospital goes berserk charged with conspiracy to traffic attention,” he said. [U S A ] Radio 1990 when his ^ rl's father calls him a 'lunatic' cle club, described as an emerging Rough Rider” netted agents me- The first woman drag racing champion is in narcotics. He was supended About 1,000 heavily armed / 7 :3 0 P M ® PM Magazine torn between her family and racing Bonnie and kills him. Ray Danton. Merry Anders. organized crime network. thampetatamines, cocaine, mari Colleen Miller 1957 Von Bulow trial from tbe force without pay. agents from the FBI, Drug En- ! ® All In the Family Bedalia, Beau Bridges. Hoyt Axton 1983 A atato trooper was wounded and juana, basbisb. PCP and LSD and Rated [CN N ] Monaylina a variety of weapons in the raids in Webster said arrests were also (orcement Agency and state police ® Wheel of Fortune an FVI agent hit with a sledge took part in the investigation (TMCl M O V IE : 'Tank' |CC| A military [ESPN] Compaq Sports SpacM Ken hammer during the arrerta Tbnra- ■even states. made in the Boston area. New C£) Major League Baseball: New York man uses a Sherman tank to rescue his tucky Derby Day. dubbed "Operation Rough Rider” Met* at Cincinnati day of SO suspects in tbe Connecticut State Trooper Angel York, Cleveland, New Orleans, son, who has been unjustly jaded by a red [U S A ] Night Flight Phoenix, San Francisco, San — an effort to bust up the business CID Independent News neck sheriff James Garrrer, C Thomas Doctor testifies Bridgeport-Stratford area, includ Gonzalez, 21, of Bridgeport, an Diego, Albany. N.Y., Charlotte. that had local chaptera aending & M*A*S*H Howell. G D Spradlin 1984 Rated PG 1 1 :1 5 P M ®Raportar41 ing a veteran policeman. eight-year veteran, waa struck in N.C., Newark. N.J., Omaha, Neb., drug proceeds to the Hells Angels' Entertainment Tonight [U SA ] Wrestling TNT 1 1 :3 0 P M ® Thraa's Company Tbe early morning raids coin-r tbe stomach and hip by bullets cided with arrerta in U other citie r fired tlirougb a door of a Stratford Richmond, Va., and Sacramento, national treasury. ® G9 Barney Miller 8 : 3 0 p m (® Carol Burnett ® Kojak CaUf. A total of 133 alleged memitera or C D Benson (C C ) Benson's career is m ® ABC Naw* NightKna of bruised face of about 120 HeUs Angels and residence “ after police announced GD Streetscene- The Homeless ITS THE msoemsrs^ t b ^ presence" a apoksman aaid. Webster said tbe Angels and associates of the gang were (6 ) One Day at a Time jeopardy when he inherits a farrxxjs maga ( ® Bum s & AMan aaaociates on various drug and zine empire and nightclub (R) MEMTAl ME/UTH y . > He was taken to Bridgeport other susftects were arrested (or charged with racketeering, nar- / [C N N ] Crossfire GD Honaymoonar* t h e y w a n t a w e By Mlllv McLaon no signs of Mood from her Up "on racketeering charges. G l) W all Street W eek Louis Rukeyser Hospital where be underwent drug violations, violations of tbe cotics or weapons violations, FBI / Sound Tracks United Prees Intarnoflonal tbe vanity or tbe toilet or any of tbe Thirty ofliciala armed with [ESPN] NFL Superstars The Men Who artalyzes the '80s with a weekly review of ClIMIC fe2p surgery and was later reported in Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt officials said. '' Played the Game - Mike Curtis. ecortomtc and investment matters Tonight Show Tonight's guests IN fixtures." submachine guiw crashed through TV’S tNSTAiULBI> fair cmdition. Organizations Act and for other An FBI spokesman said 108 had [USA] Dragnet are Don Rickies and Jim Fowter ( ^ (60 PROVIDENCE. R.I. - A doctor A private investigator, Edwin the gates at thie HeUs Angels [DIS] Mousterpiece Theater A spokesman aaid federchargea violations. been taken into custody and agents . m tn) at (Haus von Bulow'a attempted Lambert, admitted under croaa- beadquartera in a aection of 8 :0 0 P M ® CBS Special: Polar Dear 9:00 PM (DoaNat The Ewings seem THEIP (SAME were lodged against the trooper’s Webster said the undercover were tracking down the others. The world of the polar bear is examined. S Dr. W ho murder retrial provided part of the examination Hiuraday that he Bridgeport known as the "H ol to be in trouble agam when Jack discloses assailant and be alao faced state investigation of the gang began in Laster said Sandy Alexander, 43, (60 min.) that the promised documents were des GD Pelicula: El Hacador da Miado' state's "struggle theory" by testi failed to preserve fingerprinu on a low,” said Alonzo Lacey Jr., bead Katty Jurado y Paul Picemi charges. 1962 and involved tbe FBI, tbe the alleged president of tbe Hells GD PM Magazine troyed in a Tire (60 mm ) fying (or the first time that von black bag be aciaed (rqm tbe f f the FBI in Connecticut. Angels' New York chapter and Ta n O ’C io c k N aw * a « n n i i i « T w AVE) He told a news conference the Lacey went to tbe boapital and Drug Enforcement Administra B u l^a wife bad a bruised (ace mansion. Tbe bag and ito contenta generally considered tbe bead of [C N N ] Sport* Tonight said tbe officer was “ doing as well tion and Bureau of Alcohol To wben she was taken to a hospital in — needlea and drugs — are the three peraona inside the cinderb- the national organization was [ESP N ] Sportscentar lock bnilding were immediately as could be expected." bacco and Firearms. a coma. state’s main evidence. Undercover agents bought over arrested in one raid. [H B O ] Maximum Sacurity Part 2 Proseentora contend that Mar arrested and other members of tbe During tbe raid on the Bridge Von Bulow’a 1962 attempted $2 million in drugs from members [M A X ] AF; Thompson Twin* chapter rounded up. port beadquartera, an FBI agent MIAMI VICE______wrnmor^SfOtckCtHm tha "Sunny" von Bulow, beireasto murder conviction was overturned of tbe Hells Angels in that [T M C ] MOVIE: •Bananas' A daydream a ITS miUioa utilities fortune, "We consider them (the Hells identified as Robert Graham was on constitutional grounds. Hia wife injured when a aledge hammer fell three-year period. Agents said Detective Crockett (Don ing products tester heads for a rrtythical M Y PARENTS CHANGED THHR THEY SAID (T >M3ULi? BE IDO ARE VOU EOINO fouidit with someone on Dec. 21, remains comatoae in a New York Angels) an element of organized Johnson) mysteriously tries to S ^ h American country to become a on bis foot. Graham was treated at more arrests are expected. MINDS ABOUT SENDINS ME EXPEN6IVE, SO I'Ll BE HERE TO CAMP THIS l$ee, before she.was allegedly boapital. crim e," aaid U.S. Attorney Alan distance himself from a case macho revokitionary leader W oody ANen, Nevaa. "This is the only time an St. Vincent’s Medical Center and Tbe sweep made a “sizeable Louise Lasser. Carlos MontaR>an. 1971. TD eUMMB^CAAAR (NTDWNALLSUAAMER. ^ SUMMERS injected with insulin for a second dent” in tbe illegal activities of the involving a former close friend Rated PG time and lapsed into a permanent The headquarters for IfcDo- entire chapter waa arrerted at one released. who’s now a government Among those arrested in Bridge notorious bikers, said Lee Laster. 1 2 :0 0 A M d ) MOVIE: 'SST: coma. nald’s Corp.. tbe hamburger tim e." undercover agent, on "Miami Disastar in tha Sky* The inaugural flight of They charge that von Bulow, SB, maker, it located at IfcDonaid's "Over the part aeveral yeara Vice." airing F IU D A Y , M A Y 3 the firsi American supersonic transport her Danish husband, administered Plaxa, Oak Brook, IL 68S21. many of tbe major motorcyde I CUUSATPB1CE8 on NBC. turn* mto a nightmare. Lome Greene. Bur gess Meredith. Peter Graves. 1977. tbe injections in 187S and 1660 to aggravate her low blood sugar. 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M Conthiued from page 1 (jonneoticut residents on. take a major upgrading of Route 8 “ They would have to take a the highway will probably bring { . CattMrHw John* No. 53, Order of Eastern Star. within its boundaries. DeUutd serious look at alternatives off that Berman said Wednesday that the lawsuit against the state DOT* tjc; Catherine (Milla) Johns, M, a Survivors include his father, noted that Rhode Island was corridor,"i an 4BPA official in FOI Commission has not yet set a stop its construction. _ Manchester public school teacher Frank Schiebel of Manchester; a planning to improve the existing Boston s a lf todiW. hearing date on the request. Members of the ECCAO havjC (or many years, died Thursday at son, Newton F. Schiebel« ( Coven road anyway, but will have to do “ We’ve n evet yet seen a tho Last June Michael R. Deland, threatened to sue to stop t h f j her home. She was the wife of try; a daughter, Charleene R. more to guard the reservoir from rough analysis w alternatives off Regional Admlnistrato' for the highway. If necessary. ^ Rttberi M. Johns. Sweeney of Glastonbury; a the hazards of increased traffic if the watershed.'Vsald Betsey Hig E P A In Boston, wrote that the levin said federal AssIsUnC A native of Annville, Pa., she had brother, Clarence Schiebel of Connecticut’s plan is approved. gins, environmental review coor agency’s staff is convinced that Secretary of Transportation M a tt l i v ^ In Manchester (or the last 36 Vernon; two sisters, Lillian Mlko- “ We believe the ongoing failure dinator of the S P A ’S Boston office. "m ajor highway construction in thew V. Scocozza zot the la te ^ years. leit of Manchester and Gladys of the two states to jointly examine Higgins said she had not beard eastern Connecticut on the Route 8 conditions for approval and ask eC She was a graduate of Westches Borchin of San Andresas, Calif.; alternative routes to encourage about the federal DOT’S latest corridor would result in degrada Sevin to relay them to FHA angtt ter State College fn Pennsylvahia, and six grandchildren. east-west traffic around (he Scitu action until informed by a Herald tion of the Scituate Reservoir... by state officials. Scocozza has also- and held degrees from Lebanon ’The funeral will be Monday at ate watershed... will ultimately be reporter this morning. adtog Interstate truck traffic asked the Federal Highway A d » « Valley College, Annville, Pa., and 11:30 a.m. from the Holmes harmful to Rhode Island’s water ^ said the E P A is not even carrying hazardous materials onto ministration to get him a draftl; Springfield Allege. Funeral H «n e, 400 Main St. Burial supply,” Deland’s letter says. convinced of the need (or the watershed roads where the risk of copy of the environmental im pat^t She taught English in Hershey, will be in East Cemetery. Calling ,' “I can’t guarantee that it will expressway. spills from the present levels of statement the Rhode Island transit Pa., schools and physical educa hours are Saturday from 7 to 0 p.m. ever be res MsnchMtof Wednesday, 3; 54 p.m. — lockout, SMALL DEPOSIT 30 Crosby Road (Town). ’Tuesday, 4:28 p.m. — gasoline WILL HOLD washdown. Papageno's, 358 W. Wednesday, 8:38 p.m .— lockout. Middle ’Turnpike (Town). 84 Wilfred Road (Town). “ " 1 3 8 8 ANY PURCHASE ’Tuesday, 4:39 p.m. — brush (ire. Wednesday, 11:03 p.m. — medi 301 Tolland ’Turnpike (Eighth cal call, 17 Bremen Road (Town, District). Paramedics). ’T u e ^ y , 3:37 p.m. — alarm, ’Thursday, 12:08 a.m. — medical Howell Cheney Technical School, call, 329 McGuire Lane (Town, ■« ... West Middle '^rapike (Town). Paramedics). ’Tuesday, 9; 10 p.m. — medical ’Thursday, 10:02 a.m. — medical Left, the Yankees got a run across in the first Little call, 75 Center St. (Town, call, ISOBro^St. (EighthDistrict, Paramedics). Paramedics). ■r em e m b er ... League game ever in Manchester in 1950 but the Red Wednesdjnr, 2:31 a.m. — camp ’Thursday. 5:33 p.m. — medical ■IF YOU HAVENT niolM oouftMy of WUty Fodln Sox won the game, 7-6. Top, Loo Cyr of the Yankees is fire, 123 Lydall St. (Eighth E-ZHRMS: call. 287A N. Main St. (Eighth the batter on opening day as a crowd of 2,000 District). District, Paramedics). IHOPPED AT • CASH Wednesday, 1:29 p.m. — alarm, ilEFFERTS,.. • CREDIT CARD watched. Above, the Yanks scored a run but it proved 291 AdapusSt. (EighthDistrict). MANCHESTER. CT. Wednesday. 2:49 p.m. — smoke Tolland County ■YOU HAVENT • MONTHLY to be not enough. Opening day of Manchester Little alarm, O A Pascal Lane (Town). Thursday, 11:08 p.m. — trans lEEN SHOPPING! paym ents! Ljaague for 1065 is Saturday, with doubleheaders at six Wednesday. 9:49 p m . — water former (ire. 29 Cooke Drive, Bolton OPEN DAILY: MON-THURS TIL 9 . TUES-WED-SAT TIL S • FRIDAY TILt can, 98B Otis St. (Town). (Bolton). sites. MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 3. 1985 - 13 » - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, May 3, 1985 A Weekenders Press pass In Beirut Fun for the wholo family c a n ’t keep scribe safe Springiest, a carnival of fun for folks of all agog, Will be held Saturday from noon to • p.m. at MancIwgtBT (Bdltgr'g Rate; D PI BsinN bR- ” It’s obviously a much mun* Community College. rtas chief g(eve Hsgey rtsaRs as dangerous place now Clowns, Jugglers, magaicians, face painters and . sseossisr os a Sasday stisnwsR la you’re dealing with so many even a caricature artist will roam the school's East Dsesmbsr. KhsIrsUsh KhalrsBah, armed groupa,” said Robert H. Campus throughout the afternoon. ftrsiga adlior of the As Nshsr Kupperman, a senior associate at The Am aiing Fantasy Jugglers will perform at the Bswtfuor, srged Mm tolssvstlit the Institute of Strategic Studies at bandshell at 1: M p.m., followed by the Disc Dancers etty: “ II I were as Amsrteas, I Georgetown University In at 4 p.m. Two local bands will provide a musical wssM sat be bars tor any rgatSB." Washington. background, and a cheaa exhibition will be held In the n irs s steaks lalar, Hagey was ’'H "There are so many thugs and center courtyard. robhodst nmpotai, hldsappsd ssd robbers running around, the place The entire event it free, and aponaored by the MCC bald far slag bosra. He caseldgra must be Just like a cauldron.” said Student Program Board. It will be held rain or shine. him sell iscby le be alive.) Kupperman, a counter-terrorism For moii» information, call S4T-8B4I. expert. WASHINGTON Uhanon's random violence hoe spared few BESIDES ‘HIE EXPULSION Fair at Community Church poopio In the country w rin g the OF the PLO, Middle East analysts pait If years of intermittent civil find two other key factors In the Community Baptist Church of Manchester is war, Evan Journalists, who raal- shift in attitude toward Weitem ers < sponsoring a spring festival from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. ised the dangers but figured their — Israel's harsh occupation of Saturday In the church parking lot, SIS E. Center St. prese credenUala offered tome southern Lebanon and a rise in The fair is titled "Something ^ a u tifu l — Something protection, have now become Iranian-Inspired fundamentalism Herald photo by Richmond Good.” appealing Urgata. among Lebanese Shiites. There will be scenes presented by the Gilbert and Foreignforeign reporters were never Embittered Shiites increasingly It's Invitation time Sullivan Players’ Savoyard Singers: clowns, compu have blamed the West, eapecially exempt from the violence. About Pat Gately, left, and Carroll Johnson- sioner on aging, and Sen. Carl Zinsser, ter games; a concert with the church choir; and an half a doMn have bean killed in the United States, for their plight. all-day Scrabble game. Lebanon since 1075, and kidnapped And as the official U.S. community Brundrett, chairmen of the annual R-Manchester, will be speakers. A Although most of the activities will be free, there American television reporter in Lebanon dwindled, observers banquet committee of the East of the group of Podium Players of Hebron will will be a few things for sale a( the festival. These Jeremy Levin spent a year in say, it became only logical to River branch pt the American Red present a brief slapstick melodrama include embroidered clothes from Haiti. Protweds STEVE HAOEY e x p ^ American Journalists to capUvity before winning his free Cross, prepare invitations for the May 14 titled, "The Lighthouse Keeper’s from these sales go back to the people in the Haitian dom in February. . . . reporter in denger become targets. village where they were crafted. But an Israeli tank crew’s killing "We’re being kidnapped be banquet 14 at Manchester Country Daughter." For more information, call Herald photo by Toroulnlo of two CBS cameramen in louthem order in west Beirut until Israeli cause we’ re being held recponslble Club, which starts with a 6 p.m. the Red Cross office, 643-5111, by May Enjoy pasta Lebanon and the kidnapping of forces expelled the PLO In 1882. for our government's activities,” reception and dinner at 7. Tickets are 9. Lumpkin has Sunday recital American newsman Terry Aiider- “Over the next year, it did said Dennis Mullin, a diplomatic $13. Mary Ellen Klinck. state commis ton in Beirut — both in the same indeed become a place where correspondent for U.S. News k Manchester Chapter of UNICO will hold an week in March — have serioualy anarchy became the name of the World Report. He was formerly its 4 T all-you-can-eat dinner Sunday from noon to 4 p.m. at P. Melvin Lumpkin, organist- deepened apprehensions among game as competing militias correepondent in Beirut. 3 the Arm y and Navy Club, Main Street, to raise funds choirmaster at Emanuel Lutheran Beirut’s already Jittery foreign struggled to assert their control For Instance, Andereon, 87, was for UNICO charities. The meal will be: pasta, meat Church, will give a recital on the prese corps. over the city,” Kennedy said. kidnapped only days after the About Town sauce, salad, Italian bread, butter, beverages and Of the handful of American "There used to be a code of United States killed a U.N. resolu bRC spumoni ice cream. ’Dekets will be $4 for adults and Casavant pipe organ, at the church correspondents who were still conduct in dealing with Joumalista tion that would have condemned tt.7S for children 10 and under. The dinner committee Sunday at 4:30 p.m. He will play music based in Beirut, most subsequenUy in Beirut, but that’s no longer Israel for its military action* in L«ave papRfR at Lydall Bridge club gives results includes: Tony LoGrasso, Bern! Glovino, Jeff left the country in what amounted true,” he said. heavily Shiite eouthern Lebanon. Gentilcore, Barry Botticello, Leo Diana, Mike by Bach, Bruhna, Widor, Messiaen and St. Bridget School will bold a paper drive Saturday Center Bridge Club results for the April 26 play to a gunpoint withdrawal. “ It’s probably too dangerous to Said Mullin, “ Americans are Benevento, WUlima Rice and Roger Negro. Pinkham. He has been chair director at from 9 a.m. to noon at Lydall Inc,, 819 Parker St. Include: A key question now is whether be there as a reporter now, being eingled out only for what Those with papers to donate can call 649-7731. North-south: Anne DeMartin and Penny Weather- Bennet Junior High School since 1962 the Western news media can considering the amount or quality they repreaent.” wax, first; Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weeks, second: and and has held his church position for 10 conUnue to provide adequate cov of news in light of the declining Marilyn Jackson and Al Horton, third. erage of Lebanon, a country of outside interest and the incessant LEBANESE NATIONALS Glria Scouto maat Tuatday BurgeM gives benefit years. Lumpkin and his family live on East-west: Jim Bennet and Al Horton, first: Andy_ considerable importance to any internal feuding,” said David WORKINC FOR Western organi- Ashworth Street. Manchester Girl Scout Asaociatin will meet Studley nd Anne Davis, second: and Ann Johnson and— Middle East peace equation. Ottaway, a veteran Middle East xations in Beinit aleo face poten Dick Burgess, a comedian and musician, will lead Tuesday at 7 p.m; for coffee and dessert and at 7:39 for Flo Smyth, third. IZ Nate Polowetxky, foreign editor correspondent for The Washington tially greater danger than Wes a busineai meeUng at St. M ary’s Episcopai Church. the bill at a benefit for the Manchester Bicentennial terners because they may be Band Shell at 3 p.m. on Sunday. He will perform with for The Associated Press, Ander- Post. Polka, rock and swing regarded by their countrymen as A1 Gentile and his AU New Variety Revue, at yon’s employer, said the AP’s " I don’t think it’s worth risking your life for that story now,” said •Wng with one or anther of Woman aduoatora Christian women ‘remember' r Manchester High School. Polkas, rock ’n’ roll, and the big band sound will be remaining two American staffers Ottawhy, who has r^ rted off- Lebanon’s many sectarian fac The revue also features singer Nancy Knorr, and featured at the Coventry High School dance tonight at in Beirut were being summoned to Members of the Manchester branch of Alpha Delta Manchester Area Christian Women’s Club will hold and-on from Lebanon since 1981 tions — or with the United States. the Big Band vocalist Dick Santi. Tickets for the S in the school gymnasium. Catch & Band, New York to evaluate the deterio- Kappa, internaUonal sorority for women ^ucators, a brunch, ” A Tim e to Remem ber,” Wednesday from and who is now based in Whose noses^are theses? concert, which are $6 per person, will be available at Polkabration Band and the school dance band will raUng situation in Lebanon. H the Western news media are will attend a state convention at the Seamen’s Inne, 9:10 to 11:30 a.m. at The Colony, Vernon. "W e will be holding conaulta- Washington. Peggy Hartill of Mystic will speak about ” A La Mer Mime and Mask Theater is the door, or by calling 241-9053. perform. forced to curtailtbeir operations in MysUc Seaport, on Saturday. Community College. The fair is free and tiona to decide our short-term and The L ^ n e s e government’s fail Beinit, some analysts believe, one Registration begins at 9 a.m. Luncheon is at 1 p.m. Timeleaa Message” and Candace Tallent, soloist, will participating in Springfest, Saturday open to the public. long-term staffing in Beirut,” ure to take control of west Beirut— result could be reduced interest in present, “ Down Melody Lane.” Susan Richard of from noon to 6 p.m. at Manchester Polowetxky said. where most Journalists, diplomats Lebanon that may lead-to more Exposure Art and Framing will show how collections Lebanon once was the prime and other foreign concerns were public misconceptions about the UnIvarBity woman hava lunch of family photographs can be framed and displayed. Middle East listening post for based — has spawned such an Area women are invited to attend. - un derling reasons for the conflict The American Aasociation of University Women Western correspondents who increase in lawlesaness that rob For reservations and nursery care arrangem ents Auction and book fair Enjoy a reptile tonight in the Middle East. will hold a book author luncheon on Saturday at the valued its lack of government beries, bombings, kidnappings and call 049-3423 or 872-4876: Who, after all, baa any idea what Wampanoag Country CTub, West Hartford. A buffet Center Congregational Church is holding an auction This is the last weekend to take in Little ’Theater of cenaorsbip, easy access to news murders are often shrugged off as is really happening in Iran, where luncheon will be held at 1 p.m. and book fair on Saturday. The auction, in Woodruff Manchester’s version of Tennessee Wittiams’ "The sources and freewheeling way of commonplace. few Westerners can work? Authors will autograph books bought at the Hall at the church, is sponsored by the men’s group Night of the Iguana,” Performances are tonight and life. But all that has changed. Even in the less volatile Chris luncheon. Authors include Ariine Tehan, “ Henry and begins at 9 a.m. Saturday at 8 in Edit Cathoiic High School J. Michael Kennedy, Beirut tian eastern section of the capital, Zogby argued that the Western Hlllstown Grange has dinner media have oversimplified the Adams in Love’’: David Phillips, “Legendary The book fair, a function of the women’s groups, will auditorium, 115 New State Road. Tickets are M, bureau chief for the L m Angeles the bembing of the U.S. Embassy Ckmnecticut,’ ’: Jatva Karas, “ Music in Terziii,” and EAST HARTFORD — East Ontral Pomona 3 will,j be inside the church and out on the lawn, from 10 a.m. general admission, or $4 for students and senior Times for three years before annex last September sent a complex problems in Lebanon to • » r William McBride, “ Mark Twain.” meet Saturday for a business meeting at 5 p.m. and a • to 2 p.m. The public is invited. citixens. They are available at the door, or by calling returning to the United States last severe shock wave thnBgk the tte extent that “ people see it as The program is a fund raiser for the Educational dinner at 6:30 p.m. at Hillstown Grange. 617 Hills St. 872-7428. July, recalls that Ote Pafestiue foreign community «4aely a'Masiem-Cbristian conflict, FoundaUon of the AAU W . Tickets may be reserved by The program, ’’The Garden Gate,” will begin at 7: 3(j_ Liberation Organisation main sought refuge from thS chaos of and they will want less to do with it I calling 649-2720. p.m. Sprouts to entertain tained a semblance of law and West Beirut. with no Americans there.” A Barbershoppers sing Karen and Howard Sprouts, well known singers in this area, wiil entertain Saturday at 7; 30 p.m. at North Notes of “ Lyda Rose” and ” My Wild Irish Rose” United Methodist Church, 300 Parker St., at a May will fill East Hartford High School this weekend, as Safety Cabaret. For more information, or to reserve tickets, the beat barbershop quartets in the i^pon compete for Cali the church, MO-3696. top honors. Quartets from all of New England, eastern Canada and estem New York will compete in fo r teens Concert at Covenant semi-finals tonight at 7; 30. Y On Saturday at 1 p.m., Connecticut’s own choruses Dawne Gagnon, soprano, and Roy Phiilips, tenor, and quarteU will perform for stotewide honors. At targeted DAVIS FAMILY JsrlU present a concert on Sunday at 7 p.m. at Trinity 7:45 p.m., an all-star show and the final com p^tion BEER AND WINE AVAILABLE Covenant Church, 302 Hackmatack St. ’Their among finalist quartets will take place. repertoire includes folk songs, show tunes, popular ATLANTA (UPI) - A program FRESH SWORDFISH 'nnd sacred music. The three-day bash winds up with another concert called "P roject Graduation” that r Both singers came from Engiand, aithough Gagnon Sunday at 1 p.m., this time featuring the Narragansett emphasises alcohol and drug-free FRESH SHAD has lived most of her life in the United States. Bay Chorus of Providence, R .I.— the current regional celebrations may be a way to ' 'Accompanists for the evening are Kathy Carlson and chorus champions — and the Ramapo Valley Sweet FRESH RAY OR SEA reduce teenage traffic deaths four chela May Gulickson. ’The concert is free and open to the Adeline Chorus from New Jersey. SCALLOPS public. Tickets are 85 for any event, available at the door. during commencement activities, federal health officials said Thuraday. BABY BEEF UVER The national Centers for Disease OPEN ROAST BEEF Cinema Control, said no drug-or alcohol- related fatalities occurred follow SANDWICH MCC alumnus shows films ing a 1980 "Project Graduation" I: featuring this week,.. 13; Sat1:15,3:20,5:20,7:40,10,12; Sun Sot ana sun 2, 4:30, 7, 9:30. — program in Oxford Hills, Maine, in GlaM S CHv — A Private Function 1:15, 3:20, 5:20, 7:40. 10. — Lost In Lodyhowke (PO-13) FrI 7,9:30; Sotond MancheRter Community College alum Newgpace Gallery where MCC students contrast to seven fatalities the 4R) FrI 7:30, f;40: Sot and Sun 2:30, America (R) Fr11:30,7:20,9:40,11:30; Sun 3,4:30, 7,9:30. 4:40,7:30,9:40. — The Purple Roie of Sat 1:30,3:20,5:10,7:30,9:40.11:30; Sun Wlllimdotlc nus Jack Coleman will show tlx of hit will show their drawings, paintings, previous year. Cairo (PO) FrI 7:15,9:15; Sat and Sun 1 :M, 3 :» , 5:10, 7:20,9:40. — The Care ^Jlllsee Square aaenie — Lody- short filma at 8 tonight at the opening of 1:15, 3:05, 4:55,7:15,9:15. — Amodeuf Bears Movie (O) Sot and Sun 1,3,5. — h a ^ a (PO-13) FrI 7,9:30; Sot and Sun aculptures, watercolora, ceramics, oalli- “ The number of fatalities occur 4PO) FrI 7,9:50; Sot 1,4,7,9:50; Sun 1, Witness IR) FrI 1, 7:35, 10, 13:05; Sot — Oolcha (FO-13) FrI the End of the Year Studdnt Art graphry and sign paintings. The exhibit 4,8. — Rlrdy (R) FrI 4:50,9:25; Sot and 7:35,10,12:05; Sun 7:35,10. 7:)5,9:)5; Sot ond ^ n ): 15,3:15,5:15, Exhibition in the Lowe Building of the ring among IS-to 10-year-oId Maine 1:50,4:25,4:50,9:25. 7:)5J:15. — Code of Silence (R) FrI 7, alio can be teen during gallery hours, 6 residents during the graduation - Clssslsdle — Stronoer Than Poro- **uS^thaa^ Rail — Just One of the *1 Sot and Sun 1,3,5,7,9. — Stick (R) aise FrI and Sat 7:30, 9:10. — Once Guvs (P(»-13) FrI 7:20, 9:20; Sat and FrI 7, 9; Sot and Sun 1, 3, 5, 7, 9. — college. The Ellington resident will a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and 6 a ^ . to period that involved teenagers Upon a Time In America (R) Sun 7:30. Sun2,4,7:20,9:30. — Gymkata(R) FrI MovIm Vlqkrtlont (FO-13) FrI 7:15, graduate in June from the New York driving under the influence of iD B R IO g B 7:n,9:10; SotandSunX3:S0,7:30,9:10. 9:15; Sot and tun 1:15,3:15, S;IS, 7:15, noon Saturdays until May. 16. Tonight's .. 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May 3. 1985 I'A. ' i: . kl. SPORTSj r y g g K X j ______Nightclub show was more (and less) than expected Elbows, words fly as Pistons trip up Celtics DEAR By Richard L. Shook lot of times the officials don't see it. remaining. Detroit led the entire entertainment to expect. U ABBY: All the The moment you felt uncomfor United Press International Laimbeer does whatever he can second half, although Boston did ^ employees of table. you had a constitutional get away with. And he does it all shave the gap to 98-6698-96 entering the -. .SH aii' - the restaurant right to walk out. DETROIT — If there Un't bad the time.” final quarter. where I re blood between the Detroit Pistons cently took a Dear Abby DEAR ABBY: My fiance and I and Boston Celtics, there are "BUI Laimbeer Is going to flop Dennis Johnson scored 27 points, job as cashier have been living together for the certainly bad elbows and words around like a fUh out of water 15 In the third quarter, while Bird went to a night Abigail Van Buren last year. Before we lived together, every time he geU a chance,” Bird had 14 of his 25 in the third to help club to cele my parents offered to pay the Blood flowed Tiiesday when said. "It's just the way he plays. the Celtics rally from an 11-point brate the hirth- entire cost of our wedding. We are Boston forward Larry Bird's chin deficit after the Pistons ran out 4 days of those of being married soon and have got in the way of Detroit center Bill "He flops around out there,” from a 62-42 halftime tie. us who were started to make the final arrange Laimbeer's forearm while the Bird said later. "The rest of the horn in March. ments, but their offer has not been * guys play basketball. The referees Bird had 13 rebounds and 8 years, and the only man I’ve ever (toltlcs were running up a 2-0 First a young girl came out and mentioned again. watched him play 82 times this assists while Parish had 11 re did a singing telegram number seen naked was my husband. What is the tradition regarding playoff series lead on the Pistons. year. They still let him get all the bounds. Boston held a 50-46 re that turned out to be a striptease, If I had been told what was who pays for the wedding? And Elbows and words came out but that wasn't too bad. Then a coming and asked If I wanted to does living together change the calls.” bounding edge, but Detroit had a leave, I would have left, but I had to '4 Thursday night when Terry Tyler 27-19 advantage in the second half. man ran out on the stage wearing a rules? “' The Laimbeer elbow, seen by false face mask with long gray hair sit there for the whole show, which CURIOUS scored 16 of his 1$ poinu in the few, caused Parish to retaliate attached to it. He danced around lasted 30 minutes. The entire BRIDE-TO-BE .fourth quarter and helped hold The Pistons took 107 shots in the removing first his mask, next his audience was laughing and Bird to 2 poinU In the final period, with his own elbow at 7; 32 of the game to 86 for the Celtics, who shirt, then his shoes and socks. screaming. I wanted to crawl into a DEAR CURIOUS: Tradition leading Detroit to a 125-117 victory .third period. That one was seen by made 23 turnovers. Then he took off his trousers, hole. ally, the bride’s parents pay for the Law day honors . over Boston. the officiaU, and felt by Laimbeer. revealing a pair of shorts on which What are my constitutional wedding, but there are not “ rules” i,sp. “ If I had taken a swing at him," Bird flapped a few bad words at was printed some vulgar mes rights? At least movies are rated that obligate them to do so. (It's a G am e, 4 is set for Sunday Law Day ceremonies Wed - said Laimbeer, easily restrained Laimbeer at one point In the fourth sages. He continued his dancing, so people know what to expect. gift). afternoon at Detroit with the fifth left the stage and came out into tiM nesday honored Manches by official Jess Kersey after quarter when the Detroit center Why not nightclub entertainment? Traditionally, the couple wait I game returning to Boston May 8 audience making a lot of sexy until after they are married to live ter people. In the above making a mild run at Parish, "I brushed or pushed a Boston player DISGUSTED IN ' and a sixth, if necessary, due back movements, twisting his buttocks together, so possibly your parents would have been gone from the after the ball had gone out of ILLINOIS '4 ^ photo, five Bennet Junior ' in Detroit May 10. in everybody's face. Pretty soon he broke with the tradition of paying game. That wouldn't have done us bounds on the sideline. was down to a G-string, and when for your wedding because you and High School eighth graders •mi j • Laimbeer's 27 poinU and 13 any good.” that came off he was bare naked DEAR DISGUSTED: Minors your fiance broke with tradition by took prizes for essays they "You keep doing that and we’ll .J ‘ rebounds were high for the Pis- except for a garter around his are protected under the law, but it living together. wrote. From left, front row, “ I feel he took some cheap shoU get you,” a lip-reader paraphrased neck! is assumed that adults who go to I suggest you discuss this with , tons, while guard Isiah Thomas Renee Fournier and Merry at me,” Parish said. “ I guarantee Bird’s message, delivered in Abby, I’ve been married for 18 such clubs know what kind of your parents. had 26 poinu and 16 assists. Guard something will break out if they let earthy terms. Bird had several Chadziewicz, both honora John Long added 20 poinU. ble mention: back row, it go Sunday.” sharp sentences for Laimbeer after the game ended and the Pamela Pasay, second, $75 Laimbeer was Involved in an “He's nothing,” Bird said. Added calcium good idea , elbowing incident with Celtics Detroit players were walking off savings bond; Kimberly "W e've just got to go out and play the court. Thompson, first, $100 bond; center Robert Parish In the third the next game. We didn't play DEAR DR. expense. period, and Bird bad-mouthed him G O T T : O ur aggressive. We’ve got to take it to 1 1 and Valerie Williams, third, at least twice while the players "I have nothing to say about family doctor DEAR DR. GOTT: For the past the hole with authority." UPI photo $50 bond. At left, Paul ■ were on the floor. what he told me,” Laimbeer said. passed away, so 10 years I have been having Larry Bird (right) of the Celtics tries to Detroit won, 125-117, to cut Boston's we had to find a ____ problems with my tongue swelling Phillips holds his Liberty Tyler hit 3 straight baskeU while “ Whatever is said on the court newone.Iam61 Dr. G ott — maybe three or four times a Day Award at Manchester “ Laimbeer threw an elbow,” Boston went scoreless, to give the stays on the court as far as I'm protect the basketball from ball lead to 2-1. years old. This month. Superior Court as attorneys Boston coach K.C. Jones said. "A Pistons a 120-111 lead with 3:22 concerned.” hawking Isiah Thomas of the Pistons. new doctor Peter Gott, M.D. It swells so I find it difficult to Samuel Teller and Robin gave me a com- .Skw \ talk. While swollen, it rubs my Meggers look on. Given plete physical ''' teeth and gets a blood blister, . and informed which often pops when I eat. annually by the Manchester me I had arthri Nuggets Red Sox finally I have mentioned this to several Bar Association, Phillips tis and osteopo ..♦f doctors and they Just write it down rosis, for which I should take two was cited for his work as a softening (osteoporosis), I think in my history, but no doctor has Os-Cal 500 tablets a day. But he court volunteer to help it's a g o ^ idea for all women over been interested enough to find the lead 2-0 added that I would need complete 40 years of age to supplement their cause. What can I do to alleviate people on probation. get a victory blood work every six months to he dietary calcium. 'This can be the problem? I am 55 years old and DENVER (UPI) - If the Denver sure that I wasn't taking too much accomplished by drinking three to in good health. I Herald photos by Tarquinlo NuggeU were a racehorse, it would calcium or that it wasn't harming four 8-ounce glasses of low-fat milk SEATTLE (UPI) - Boston sacrifice fly. my body. be a good stretch runner. catcher Rich Gedman says the Red Bob Ojeda retired Alvin Davis a day. However, calcium in pills is DEAR READER: Swelling of We are on a very limited income easier to take. Denver trailed the Utah Jazz Sox’ first victory in six games may and Bob Stanley came on to pitch the tongue can be an early 98-94 after three periods Thursday and our insurance does not pay I recommend that you take 1,000 take their minds off their hectic the ninth and pick up his fourth manifestation of drug allergy, Kennedy’s son plans and fell behind by 7,110-103, with anything until after $250 per person milligrams of Os-Cal with vitamin travel schedule. save. even to tobacco. Hot foods and 7; 21 play in regulation before deductible, and this six-month visit D (to force calcium into the bones), BOSTON (UPI) - Edward M. Al Nipper gave up four hits to Nipper will get stronger as the spices, as well as some infections will retire in 1986. Kennedy will Edward M. Kennedy Jr.'s first forcing the game into overtime and and test comes to $62. If I can take and add a supplemental form of Kennedy Jr., who lost his leg to Seattle 'T h u r^ y night and Ged season progresses, Gedman said. (like canker sores), can also cause turn the legal congressional age of cousin, Joseph P. Kennedy II, the escaping with a 131-123 victory. 1 / calcium and not go for a blood test. calcium (like two Turns) because cancer at age 12, plans to open a man blasted his second home run "He has a knack for getting out tongue-swelling. If any of these 25 in September 1986, just in time to son of the slain Robert F. Kennedy, The NuggeU hold a 2-0 advan It sure would be a relief to my you need 1,500 to 2,000 milligrams non-profit foundation later this of the season as the Red Sox ended of jam s,” said Gedman. "H e's still possibilities fit your case, make run for the same seat once held by runs the Citizen’s Energy Corp. in tage in their best-of-seven Western pocketbook and mind. of calcium a day to counteract year to advocate the rights of the a five-game losing streak by coming along and he'll really be arrangements to see a good dentist his uncle, the late president John offices on Boston's waterfront. It Conference semifinal playoff bone loss. handicapped. edging the Mariners 2-1, Seattle’s something later on." during one of your attacks. Per F. Kennedy. provides low-cost energy and series. DEAR READER; Women past Unless you have a history of A spokesman for Sen. Edward first loss in its last four games. haps he will be able to pinpoint the Delaney said the young Kennedy conservation programs for needy “ I don't think we played with Boston made It 1-0 in the second menopause, even if they are kidney stones, I see no reason why M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said the "When we travel to Oakland, we cause. But first, on your own, try a plans to press for private industry people. great intensity until we got down inning. With one out, Gedman physically active, lose excessive you should have blood teats every senator’s eldest son is still working should have something better on little detective work to identify any to hire the handicapped and better 110-103, and then we scored 10 socked a 1-1 pitch from Mike amounts of calcium from their six months. You're right; that out the final details for his our minds than the weird traveling substance (entering your mouth) publicize technololgical advance Joseph Kennedy opened the straight," head coach Doug Moe Moore, 2-3, into the right field bones. In order to prevent bone- seems to be an unnecessary Disability Public Awareness Fo hours," said Gedman. "I don't that could be the culprit. ments to help the disabled. energy firm in 1979, fueling specu said. "From that point on, I seats. rum, to be opened in Boylston want to use it as an excuse for The foundation will become the lation that he, too, was seeking a thought we played great, a lot like The Red Sox chased Moore in the Street headquarters in downtown ^ 1 losing, but we've been traveling at secoiid not-for-profit firm run by a political career. He has not sought we've been playing all year.” fourth when they bunched three Boston later this year. some weird hours to get from place Kennedy in Boston. public office. Wayne Cooper hit the first 2 singles together for their second Labeling films avoids losses "He's in the beginning stages of to place. It's been on everybody’s baskeU in the extra period, and run. Bill Buckner led off with a setting up the foundation, which mind.” Fat Lever had 6 of his 22 poinu in single. He went to second on of when they were sent. You can has been in the planning stages for Nipper, 1-1, who came off the DEAR overtime to lead Denver. Gedman’s single and, one out also record incoming mail. him for several months," Kennedy disabled list April IS after over POLLY: When "W e had to go for it in overtime,” later, scored on Jackie Gutierrez's MRS. J.D.Z. aide Brian Delaney said Thursday. noughts coming a stomach ulcer, took a mailing film to said Cooper. "We got two quick single. “ It will be assisting various three-bit shutout into the eighth be developed, hoops and the momentum started programs dealing with disability inning. He yielded a leadoff double Seattle reliever Karl Best re just stick ad DEAR POLLY; Please tell the Cyndl Lauper has recorded a nest, that flutters over its young, to go our way. We started to force rights locally and nationwide.” to Barry Bonnell. Bonnell went to tired 11 of the 13 batters he faced dress labels to Pointers reader who had trouble with apron beautiful song entitled “ Time after spreading out its wings, catching the pace of the game and our Construction work is already third on Jack Perconte’s fly to over the next four innings to keep the film canis . strings tangling in the wash to put Time.” I love the melody of this them ... the Lord alone did lead defense picked up.” under way at foundation offices right and scored on Phil Bradley’s the Mariners in the game. ter itself. This Polly Fisher the aprons in a white pillowcase song, but even more, I am inspired Jacob." (Deut. 32; 10-12, takes less time when she washes them. Keeps the across from Boston's Public by the lyrics; "If you're lost, you paraphrased) Denver's defense held Utah than writing hy strings tangle-free. Garden, said Delaney. No firm can look and you will find me. time scoreless for the last 3:30 and hand on a piece ELVA date has been set for the openning. after time; if you fall. I will catch Like Jacob, God will find each of limited the Jazz to 4 poinU in the five-minute extra period. of pi.,ier or The 23-year-old Kennedy, a 1983 you, I will be waiting, time after us when we a re lost. God promises to UPi photo graduate of Wesleyan University encircle us with loving care, for we, Mantle rejoins Yankees order form and time.” Darrell Griffith had a chance to Montreal's Bob Gainey (right) slams Thursday. Nordiques won in overtime, also keeps the film from getting DEAR POLLY: My mother who in December accompanied his Those words touch my hearte- too, are the apple of God's eye! win the game in regulation for trays from packages of meat made wonderful, colorful bibs for 3-2, to advance to NHL semifinals. lost if it’s separated from your between the dishes in my cup father to Ethiopia to help victims cause they echo one of my favorite Likewise, when we fall, God will be Utah, but his 20-foot jumper Quebec’s Bob Gillis against the boards order form. children from washcloths. Just cut of the famine, recently moved into Biblical passages from Deuteron there spreading out wings of m lss^ with ;03 to play and the as member ot TV crew board. The foam cushions and a half-moon opening on one side I MRS. R.G.H. a Somerville apartment. omy 32: "God found Jacob in a comforiandstrengthtocatchusand score knotted at 119. protects the dishes. and bind it with bias tape long The move fueled speculation desert land, and In the howling holdusup.Youcancountonit—time Bv Joel Sherman press conferenite that he had only D.F. enough to leave ties at each end. DEAR POLLY: I have many that the young Kennedy would run waste of the wilderness; God aftertime! Alex English led Denver with 26 Battle of Canada to Nordiques United Press International signed for the remainder of this Sometimes she would crochet a for House Speaker Thomas P. glass dishes and bakeware items. DEAR POLLY: Jot down on an encircled Jacob, God cared for poinu and Calvin Natt added 24. season, though there is a possibil contrasting edge around the sides. "Tip" O’Neill’s 8th District con v_ Rickey Green’s 25 poinu paced To prevent scratches and reduce extra calendar letters that you Jacob, Jacob was the appleof God's Charles H. Ericson, Pastor By Lisa Harris championship series 4-3, the Nor- rebound of Pat Price's slapshot NEW YORK - Hall of Earner ity he will remain with Sports MRS. V.J.P. gressional seat. O'Neill has said he Utah, and Jeff Wilkins and Adrian breakage, I place plastic foam mall out so that you have a record e y e ... Like an eagle that stirs up Its Bolton Congregational Church United Press lifternatlonal diques won three Umes in over past Montreal goalie Steve Penney Mickey Mantle rejoined his old Channel In the future. Dantley had 20 apiece. Dantley time. They will face the Philadel after a scoreless third period. team Thursday when tbe New scared 6 poinu after halftime. "I'v e been listening to Mel, Phil This was their Cup. As long as Montreal trailed 2-4 in the second York Yankees' cable affiliate phia Flyers in the best-of-seven and Bill White and I think they Utah coach Frank Layden was they play hockey in Canada, The period but rallied for a tie entering introduced him as the newest Wales Conference finals. The nqed a new voice on SportsChan- Births candid about the reasons his team Battle will never be over. the third. member of its broadcast crew. Nordiques have the home-ice ad nel,” Mantle said in his usual lost. But just this round was enough Mantle will join Sports Channel vantage with Game 1 Sunday night In the Campbell Conference joking matter. "I hope I enjoy it. I , Maaley.^eganPaiilMa, daugh for the Quebec Nordiques. at Le Colisee. broadcasters Mel Allen, Pbil.Riz- 29 at Manchester Memorial Hospi "I think when you shoot 24-of-S3 finals, tbe defending Cup cham tried It in 1969 in my first year out ter of R o b M E . and Kathleen When Peter Stastny scored at zuto and Bill White, starting with tal. The maternal grandparenu from the foul line in a game that It barely seems to matter. They pion EMmonton Oilers will have of baseball with (Tony) Kubek and (Ryan) ManleybT 130 School St„ "s2; 22 of overtinte Thursday night in have already won provincial brag tbe Yankees’ May 25 game in are Mr. and Mrs. John Lawler of ends in a tie, you're probably going home ice advantage against the (Curt) Gowdy (on NBC's Game of was bom April 6 at Manchester the storied Montreal Forum, be ging rights for a year. Chicago Black Hawks. The Oilers Oakland. He'll work as an expert Briarcllff Manor, N.Y. The pater to lose in overtime,” Layden said. the Week) and only lasted one Memorial Hospital. Her maternal lifted the Nordiqoes to a 3-2 "It won't be the same feeling," have been idle since last Tbursday commentator for the final 25 nal grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. "Anytime you give up 38 poinu in a year. I think I sharpened up since grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. Dan Messecar of Shawnnee, Kan. triumph over the arcb-rivol C^na- (Quebec goalit! Mario Gosselin said when they completed a four-game games tbe regional pay-cable Wesley Ryan of Hinsdale, N.H. Her single quarter on the road, you’re sports service broadcasts this then." probably going to lose." diens and into the Stanley Cup of the coming series against sweep of Winnipeg in the Smythe paternal grandparents are Mr. and Miller, Callyn Ann, daughter of semifinals. Philadelphia. "About 90 percent of Division finals. (Tiicago clinched season. Mantle, S3, considered by many Mrs. David Manley, also of Hins Anthony J. and Kirsten Lynne Tonight it's Milwaukee at Phila And the Quebec Nordiques won the people living in Quebec won't the Norris Division berth Tuesday Financial terms of tbe contract the great switch hitter in baseball dale. The baby has a sister, Colleen (Satettl) Miller of 432 W. Middle delphia and Los Angeles at the Battle of Quebec. feel as intense about it.” against Minnesota, taking that were not announced. history, spent his entire 18-year Noel. 6. Turnpike, was bora March 31 at Portland. In taking the Adanu Division Stastny poked in the second best-of-seven series 4-2. Mantle said at a Yankee Stadium playing career with the Yankees. Manchester Memorial Hospital. Let your mom know you care... l^Blaac, Devin Michael, son of The maternal grandparenu are Roy and Robin (McGregor) LeB- Mr. and Mrs. James Sabetti of lanc of 85 Fairfield St., was bom Middletown, R.I. The paternal Wish her a Happy Mothers Day April 5 at Manchester Memorial grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. CCC East baseball race will go down to the wire Hospital. His maternal grandpar Joseph Miller of Newington. with a Herald Classified Ad! ents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward Daniel Joel, son of Joel McGregor of 401 Bidwell St. The Karnoll, While the AL East is generally acknowledged as the has been good one so far. but it has been angonizingly K. and Marie (LaPoInte) Karaolt In rigbty Ken KrnjewskI and southpaw Pete paternal grandparenu are Mr. and Major League baseball’s elite diviston, a local east of 38 Russell St., was bora March 31 close to being great. All four defeats have come by one Frankovltch, the Indians have two power hurlers who Mrs. Leo Parker of East Hartford. Mom - at Manchester Memorial Hospitel. contingent is fast becoming a force on the scholastic run, and tbe losers have scored just two runs per game would be aces of virtually any staff. And no squad has The baby has a brother, Daryl, 6, You’re the OlktfSing: level. The eight-team East Division of the Central in the quartet. a number three man with the guile of lefty Chris Helln. and a sister. Heather. 4. The maternal grandparenu are Bob Mr. and Mrs. Roger LaPointe of BestI 1 Cd. X 1%** *5.50 Connecticut Conference has featured a logjam race “ Tbe kids fed we've lost at least three that we Plenty of teams have won state championships with Glastonbury. The paternal grand 1 W.xl"=$4.oo that promises to go doom to the final wreek of the shouldn't have.” Race said. Currie. Geoltrey Shaun, son of Papetti just two quality arms. parenu are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jeremy & Lynn 1 Cd. X r *7.00 season. KrnjewskI has emerged as the senior stopper, Alan S. and CathiMn M. (Curran) Herald Sports Writer Currie of 137 Valley View Road, Karaolt of West Palm Beach, Fla. 2 Cd. X r *13.00 Any one of four teams could win the CCC EasL while ONE MOMENT THAT WILL REMAIN NOTCHED though his nwund-mates have hardly (altered. The baby has sister, Noelle was bora April g at Manchester a at least two others have already played the role of the '’^^ in tbe Injuns memories like carvings on a totem pde is Frankovitcb, also a senior, sporia a deceptive 2-2 Marie, M months. Memorial Hospiul. His maternal Call the Manchester Herald Classified Dept spoiler. tbe April 22 Rockville contest at Kelley Field. record. His earned run average is a miniscule 4.84. grandparenu are Mr. and Mrs. Marcatte, Rachael Janelle, Current standings — at the half-way point — note J- Manchester had blitzed Its error-prone rivals with a Helln. 1-1 as a junior, has already twirled two Edward Curran of PitUfield, daughter of Robert A. and Linda J 643-2711, 8 :30am-Spm the East Hartford nine ahead of the p a ^ with a 8-1 shove ■average, competitive baseball. 7-4 lead In the third Inning before the gods mistook all no-hjtters In bis career. Mass. HU paternal grandmother is (Trottier) Marcotte of 14-C W record. Windham and Rockville are tied for second One du b that has to achieve more consistency in the the commotion of Indians stomping around tbe bases But "Tbe Juice” has been perfect in '85. Krajewski Shirley S. Currie of Attleboro, Middle Turnpike, was bbm March with 5-2 marks, white Manchester High finds itself in secoad half is the Manchester Indians. Hardly for a rain dance. Tbe heavens responded with a is 44) with an unblemished 4.04 ERA through 28 2/3 Mass. The baby has a brother, 19 at Moncheator Memorial Hospi A J -i?* ■ Thurs., May 9th fourth place at 4-3, two games oO the pace. South Unjpiiahlng In fourth, the Indiana still harbor division massive, hour-long dduge that w ash^ the warpaint Christopher A. Currie, 17 months, innings. He also leads tbe team with nine runs batted tal. Her maternal grandparenu Ad will appear in May 12th edition. Windsor, which gave Manchester one of its losses, and title hopes. Chances are that the next three weeks will off the Indians’ faces and cleansed the slate for the In, while hitting .298. and a sister, Jennifer L. Currie. 4. are Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Trottier. Fermi High, wrhich upset East Hartford, follow with be MghiigtitMi by devdopments similar to the first fortunate Rams. Rockville came back to win, 4-3, In Ih e offense still has to bold up its end of the bargin. of Vernon. Her paternal grandpar 3-4 records. Enfield. 2-8, and Hartford Public, 8-7, month — with everyone knocking each other off. Messecar. Lindsey Ward. enu are Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. the replay the following day. If batters such as junior second baseman Sean bring up the rear. "Winning tbe CCC is our No. 1 goal,” said daughter of Gard W. and Ann Marcotte Sr. of Bristol. The baby If tbe CCC East standings ended in the same order McCarthy (J89), shortstop John Tracy (.388) and Manchester coach Don Race. "But there are four (Lawler) Messecar of 8d Shady has a brother, Brett Charles a$ tbe current rank, a favorite to emerge as a state centerflelder Jim Fogarty (.314) can stay hot, the Lane, Coventry, was honi March Marcotte. I. THERE ARE NO SUPER-TEAMS HERE, but the teams in contenUon that are very dose in ability.” tournament contender would still have to be Manchester Indians may just live up to their own BM iloa Is one of the most balanced In Connecticat for Tbe strong-armed Indians’ 7-4 overall campaign Manchester High. The pitching is simply that good. expectations this season. I« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 8. 1W5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. May 3. 1985 - I7_ Chiefs Crown installed as 9-5 D f rby picl|| AL roundup trains the mldlng as woll I L will make any difference.” said Crown in the disputed Flamingo l-l; Tank's Pitepect. O a» Stev ■v Dqvid E. Nathan claim the 1406.100 winner's purse Stephan's odyssey. Also not p o ^ Unltod ProM Intornotlonal tor Star Crown Stables. Many Cam Oambolati. trainer of speedy Stakes at Hialeah in March, will ens. 0-1: Rtemat Prince, Richard start from the 11th hole. The John Migliore. 5-1; Stephan's Odyssey. ins the 116.660 entry foe was A v i ^ Angels steal decision observers think the smallish bay Spend A Buck, who drew the No. 10 Brother- 'Trainer Ronnie W srrflC LOUISVILLE. Ky. - Alflmwd. may also have the best shot of any hole and was made a 0-1 betting Veitch-tralned colt waa installed Laffit Pincay. 0-1; Enoolure. Ro as second favorite at 0-S. nald Ardoin, 30-1; I Am The Qame. said he waa told by owner D e w g - S-4. There were no games in the in I t n the lu t hone to win the S-year^M in several years to win choice. 'T ve.sa ld all along that White if he wanted the colt to run n g By Unltod Pross International center to right center. Believe me. with the long run to the first turn "T to draw ia ftne.” aald Veitch. Darrell McHargue. 30-1. National League. Tripio Crown. wataUothoiMtcoH the Triple Crown, with victories in would have to post half the s n tI C I'm not putting the catch down. It to win the Kentucky Derby from the Preakness and Belmont over that we'd have enough time so that "Thle horee likes to come from Also. Floating Reserve. Bandy Gary Pettis' robbery ta^be was one ot his best." behind and this will give (Jockey) fee. the oecond poet poeition. Favored the next month. we can get position wherever we Hawley. 30-1; ^ n d A Buck. Angel fourth inning enabled California to / Toronto had taken a 2-1 lead in A'B S, SrtwBfB 4 Jorge Valasques an opportunity to Twenty colu entered last year*iS Chiora Crown Thursday drew the After the draw, most horseman are.” Cordero. 0-1; Proud Truth. Jorge ateal the game in the ninth. the eighth, hut Beniques’s single to Eternal Prince. Spend A Buck's place himself and have all of his Derby, the richest ever with a total;: At Oakland, the A's strung spot Just off the raii for Saturday's said tile smalier than usual Derby Valaaques. 0-3: Skywalker. Eddie 'Juan Beniquez singled home center gave California its seventh together tour consecutive singles 111th Run for the Roses. expected rival for the early lead, options open. If he were on the purse of 1713,406. The 1005 field 1|^ field of 13 put leas importance on Delahoussaye. 13-1; and Fast Reggie Jackson in the ninth victory in its last eight games and with two out in the ninth, the last was coupled with Rhoman Rule as Inside, it might compromise him a Account. C. McCarron. 30-1. the smallest since Genuine RisITZ post position. In a short field, they niuriday night, rallying theCati- snapp^ Toronto's seven-game two by Donnie Hill and Alfredo “Now. it's Just a coincidence." a betting entry at 5-1 odds. Both tittle b it " beat 13 rivals In 1000. , : fornia Angels to a 3-2 victory over said, horaes can position them Two horses shipped to Louisville winning streak. Griffin, and scored two runs to said Roger Laurin. trainer of- owned at least in part by Spend The entire fieid. with Jockey and the Toronto Blue Jays. Pettis made selves easier when the race opens, as possible Derby contenders were In addition to the first-place * snap a seven-game losing streak. ChioTs Crown. "But we'il see in a thrift Farm. Eternal Prince will morning tine odds, from the rail it all possible, though, by saving With California trailing M in the few weeks.” and will ha ve leas trouble getting to etart from the No. 5 spot with out; not entered by their owners. check. If all 13 entranU go to the ninth, Ruppert Jones opened with a Keith Atherton, ^ 2, pitched 1 2-3 the rail to save ground in the post, second will be worth flOO.OM, two runs with a spectacular grab of innings to earn the victory. Ray Along with the draw, the son of Rhoman Rule two post positions Irish Fighter. Pat Day. 30-1; Creme Fraiche will skip the Jesse Barfield's home run bid. single and waa sacrifiiied to second opening furlongs. Chief's Crown. Don MacBeth. 0-5; Derby to concentrate on other third good for 050,000 and fourMi, . tearage, 6-3, took the loss. Dansig was installed as a P-5 doaer to the rail. "It was on the other side of the by Doug DeCInces. Jackson Rhoman Rule. Jacinto Vasques, races, aald Woody Stephens, who 035.060. favorite to win the Derby and "I don't think (our outside post) Proud Truth, second to Chief's fence and that was the game right walked off Dave Stieb, 1-3, and Rob "Now, we're cooking,” chortled there,” Beniques said. “ If I had no Wilfong and Beniques delivered happy Oakland manager Jackie home runs the rest of the year and singles. Pat Clements, 2-6, was the Moore, a usually affable sort who had catches like that, it would winner as the Blue Jays found bad been reduced of late to clipped make my year.” themselves wishing for the two answers to most questions. "I After making a long run to runs Pettis stole. knew we were going to break it. left-center, Pettis leaped above the We're simply too good a team to be SCOREBOARD "He made a great catch there's playing the way we were.” fence for the catch. “ To me they're all the same,” no (loubt about that,” said Bar- said Pettis. “ It Just depends how field. "It changed things around. The A’s hadn’t played all that But we've got nothing to be badly while losing four to Minne Apr. X — Philadelphia 5, N.Y. Important they are to the bal- NLstandIngg Islanders 3 P6A raiults Igaine. I saw it and read it well. I ashamed of. I wish we could have sota, two to Toronto and one to Scholastic Baseball Cards Apr. X — N.Y. Islanders 4, Tsu rn sm t dlite’t kdbw if I could get it. But gotten a win for Dave, he pitched Milwaukee. It was more a case of SoftbaU PhlladtlpMa3 well." not putting the hitting and pitching BgM Apr. X — Philadelphia I, N.Y. ***"* At Carlsbad, Calif. ,Mdvl once I got to the warning track I W L Pel. OB Islanders 0 (par X ) knew I had it. I played a little together. Chkxgo 13 6 .444 — Seven-time American League Robert Lovett Adorns Dtvtslen Tom Kile 33-31-4r basketball. I'm sure it helped a Nvw York 13 7 .633 1 3431-S- batting champion Rod Carew wiil Monlraal 13 4 .619 1 Infield, Manchester Gueboc vs. Montrool Fuzzy Zoeller "That happens to a lot of teams ChsrrsiM'i (Nerdtaues win sertos, 43) Greg Norman 3 U 4 -4 9 ' tittle.” probably be out of action a few PflHodtlpMa 4 13 .400 5V^ "How good can you get when you at some point in the season,” said For tho sscond vsor In a row, St. Louis 4 13 .400 SV^I H om e address; 74 W edge- Apr. 14 — Quebec 3, Montreal 1 (OT) Wovne Levi days. He jammed his foot siiding Plttsburoh 7 Apr. 3) — Montreal A Quebec 4 Lannv Wadkins slam dunk the center-field fence,” Moore. "I hope we’ve had our Chsrrono's Pockaot Store softball 4 13 .316 wood Drive. Apr. X — Quebec 7, Montreal 4 (TOT) home with a run. tsom won ttio Mtrldon Slo-PItch West Mark McCumber UPI photo Angels manager Gene Maucb losing streak for this year.” __ Apr. X — Moniraol 1 Quebec 1 Ron Block 3434— n Invllotlonol Tournoniont soontortd by Son DItao 11 9 .550 Born; June 4. 1967. 3M7— re In other American League Porto's Cofo lost woofctnd. Los Ai>otlts 13 10 .545 ___ Apr. V — Quebec 1 Montreal 1 Curtis Strange wanted to know; “ I'd have to rate '/j Class: Junior. Apr. X — Montreal 5, Quebec 3 Lorry Nelson 3434- rre : Toronto's Lloyd Moseby looks at umpire Thursday against California. Angels that catch second best to the one he games, Boston nipped Seattie 2-1, Tonight, the A’s begin a weekend Tho Poefcoeomon wars S-0 In tho HouWon 11 10 .534 3435- 70 slnslo sllmlnotlon toumov, which foo- Atlanta 10 10 .500 1 Height: 5-10. W eight; 185. May 3 — Quebec 1 Montreal 3 (OT) Joey SIndelar •“Steve Palermo, who makes safe call on went on to beat the Blue Jays. made last year going from left and Oakland downed Milwaukee series with the B |g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Frida:y'. May, 3, IM S LOOK FOR THE STARS •. • ^ Classified... 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MANSION WF GUARANTEE OUR HO' ISES! - 846-2482 WE G U A R A N TE E O UR H O U 8E8I - 646-2482 ManchOOter, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Saturday, May 4, 1985 — Single copy: 254 in Historic District • Approximately 9,000 square feet of living space. • 21 rooms • S'A Baths • 20x27 Family Room • 7 Working fireplaces ? , Finance races • Den • Center Kitchen • Oak Floors • Fully Insulated PRESTIGIOUS U.S., France • Separate Apartment • Updated Wiring AND • Oil Hot Air and Oil Steam Heat are fierce in • Gas Hot Water (100 Gal.-1980) SPACIOUS • Some Appliances, Drapes to Remain ___ IT COLONIAL • Cedar Clapboard Siding $375,000.00 New Baltbox Colonial deadlock talks with modernized baths and kitchen, 3-4 bedrooiqs, 7 rooms (2200 sq. ft.) 214 beths. skyllghU. (ecuwl, gsr- • Approx. 2 Acres of Property laroe treed loti... Bolton election eges. ceder exterior. TH ER M O P A N E windows.. • Many Flowering & Fruit Trees WE QRAUANTEE OUR HOUSESI - 646-24«2 2482 • Much Restoration Completed STRANO REAL ESTATE WE Q U A R A N TE E O UR H O U 8E8I 646-; 156 East Center Street By kroh Patsell iS i Herad Reporter Manchester, CT 06040 “WE GUAltild4TEE OUR HOUSESI” to ease trade CALL THE : BOLTON — With few Isaues d ividlu candidates (or Blanchard & Rossetto €S) the Board of Selectmen and the BoanTot Education in “ACTION” NUMBER!! COMMERPIAL CftfDfT By Barry James Senior American officials said, REALTOlf 646-2482 nNANOALNETWOMC the Monday town election, the competition (or three United Press International "There is no final agreement on « Can»d Ossa Contewv aeata on the ilx-member Board of Finance, where 647-“ S 0 L D ” JMKS V REAL ESTATE I H West Cealtr S t eeraer el MsHee I t Sealer 0 8 zees Disceeeto the trade round and a firm date. Fe*Mun» of lhi> Week Puid by the Miinehi'iitvr Herald differencea ip philosophy have been the subject of BONN, West Germany — The President Reagan doesn’t think a ------" fierce debate) has captured much of the public’s western economic summit dead vague statement would be 4 attention. locked Friday night in a major satisfactory.” CbaUengers Robart Campbell, a Republican, and IHINhINt; t)i RUVINCi OH S ELllhi clash between President Reagan However, the officials added, "It Rusty Kelsey, a Democrat, have campaigned on the and French President Francois will not be ^ e end of the world if we Ontuu;. 049 4000 platform of increased school spending. Incumbents Mitterrand over U.S. demands for do not get it (the trade talks).” • ' i .in.i'yi V lit vuuf t' Clayton A. Adama and Morris Silverstein, both early talks on trade liberalization. In agreeing to back the Am eri IM I ir> f'.imi' 01' ih' m.i'kpi lodiv Republicans, and Democrat Charles F. Holland have Reagan, with the support of most can position on the arms talks.' the defended the board’s yearly cuts in school budget llSOSfV REAL ESTATE r.rnlT'f Sir I'l’l Ma ichi'stfr C. I other leaders at the seven-power leaders made no mention of "Star requests. meeting of industrialized democ Wars.” Challenger Claude.Rual, another Democrat, has racies, urged a new round of trade "W e appreciate the positive ' taken no stand on talks early in 1986. proposals of the United States of school spending " ‘ f i t He won the support of West America” in Geneva, the leaders and has remained German Chancellor Helmut Kohl said in a summit political declara Related stories almost totally si »wad9l I I BhsdKawSi^^ ^ and Japanese Prime Minister tion marking the 40th anniversary on page 3 lent during the Yasuhiro Nakasone, but Mitter of the end of World War If. campaign. As a rand blocked agreement. "W e urge the Soviet Union to act long-time volun “ France refuses to sign any positively and constructively in teer in the youth soccer program, Ruel would be likely communique which makes any order to achieve significant agree to favor increased funding for (he Recreation explicit reference to new multi ments there,” the joint statement Soath Windsor "New UsUag” $114,000. Dmartment. lateral trade negotiations com said. Newer 7 room Raised Ranch, 3 BedroomaizVt Baths,Family Room. Ni m 'The m ajority party — in this case the Republicans mencing at the beginning of 1986,” Asked, however, whether there Ded(, 2 car garage and very nice raised hearth fireplace with heatalatorll — is entitled to no more than two of the three finance Call Fast — Won't Lastll French government spokesman would be any statement on Rea board vacancies. The Democrats could take all three Michele Vauzelle told reporters. gan’s Strategic Defense Initiative, if they outpoll the GOP candidates. The winners will The summit leaders met for a the formal name for “ Star Wars,” serve four years. total of six hours in two sessions, West German Foreign Minister one in the ornate Palais Schaum Hans-Dietrlch Genscher replied, PARTY LEADERS have accused some candidates “CHARMING & BRIGHT” burg and, in the afternoon, around "N ein.” for the Board of Selectmen of underhanded campaign SOUTH IVINDSOR an oval table in the NATO Room of But U.S. officials said they 5 Room Condominium with 2 bedrooms and tactics, but the candidates themselves have raised 6 Room Colonial, 4 bedrooms, family room! 2Vi baths. PanelledRec Room, the sleekly modern West German considered the support for the Patio deck 18x35, in-ground pool, large lot with a view. $132,900. den, with sliders. Wall to wall carpeting, lots few issues. chancellery building next door. American position at Geneva Most agree that the town will have to make of kitchen cabinets. Built-in A ir Conditioner. Eiarlier, the summit gave its implied support both for a reduc provision soon for renovating Community Hall and support to the U.S. position at the tion in strategic nuclear weapons $48,900.00 M ake O ffer! enlari^g the public works garage. Many have Geneva disarmament talks, nut and research into space-based Saath Windsor "New LisUajr $124,900. bemoaned tlw lack of cooperation among the town’s U&R REALTY CO. ruled out explicit support for anti-missile systems. Very nice, Isige U& R Bulir Raised Ranch, 7 Rooms,h < 3 Bedrooms, 2 Baths,.. m i^ boards. STRANO REAL ESTATE Reagan's “Star Wars” defense The United States also failed to Family Room, 2 car garage and nice treed lot, In super Birch Hill areall Either party may win up to three seats on the . 156 E. CENTER ST.. MANCHESTER, CT. program, _ , ______win sipeciQc endorsement fgr its 643-2692 Call Feat — Won't Lastll fivo-maw har Boaad* |iiB*hMMaoB,.iBoliiding t ha4iiiat « ■* On the trade crisis,'the Frracli deeiston to- impose « trede- em selectman's post. A aeloctman s«u^'es two years, A CALL TODAY - 647-SttLDi spokesman said Mitterand ac- bargo on Nicaragua, announced m y Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Put Number 1 to work for you,” All the incumbents are seeking re-election, ^'cused the United States of ^'seek- shortly after Reagan’s arrival in including Democrats Sandra W. Pierog and Michael Ing to precipitate these negotia Bonn Wednesday. A. Ziika, who was appoint^ to a vacant seat last fall, « tions and jeopardize the delicate and Republicana Carl Preuss, Lawrence A. Converse In the main talks about w o rld ' ?-13 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER edifice of the common agricultural and Douglas T. Cheney. Democratic challenger trade and-economic issues, there 643-1591 policy, which we are prepared to Don Jackson Rosa Viola Jackson Robert L. Madore, who has been active in state was considerable criticism about defend tooth and nail.” poUticarcampaigns, is seeking to deliver control of the U.S. budget deficit and the high 168 Main S i, Manchester L/«VV«nWFISHOtS^'*' I ■ jr i J "^'J( HI K VERNON CIRCLE • VERNON The common agricultural policy (heading North on Main S t. acraaa from Brown'a Flowara)' the board to ^ e Democrats. interest rates propelling the dollar is the bedrock of the 10-nation J j M i 871-1400 Republicans have criticised Madore for soliciting upwards against foreign European Common Market, pro ^ REAL ESTATE 647-8400 646-8646 campaign contributions and volunteer help for the currencies. viding guaranteed incomes for 8 Democratic party from organizations outside the "This was the biggest com million farmers. town. Madore and Democratic Town Chairman Henry plaint,” said West German govern Because of the deadlock, Vau Kelsey have accused the Republicans of doing ment spokesman Peter Boenisch. zelle said, “ the announcement of a essenUally the same thing by seeking support from He said the leaders had rejected date (for new trade talks) cannot the state GOP central committee. Reagan's call for them to expand be made at this time.” Cheney and Pierog are engaged in a separate their economies in order to act as Hsrald photo by Tarquinlo Faced by intensive protection- contest for first selectman,-'the top elected post. "locomotives” for world growth, sist pressure, in the Cktngress, ' Cheney has derided Democrat Sandra W. Pierog for apparently fearing this would Reagan sought trade talks to being "brusque," "blatant" and secretive. Pierog has spark off inflation. Going home achieve worldwide reduction of called Cheney disorganised and unagressive. LovWy Capa Erika Bialows of Glastonbury, a student at the Early Childhood trade barriers to make it easier for Boenisch added that all the ManchMtar the United States to export high leaders were concerned about I7S.S00 Bltg$ne» DEMOCRATIC NEW COMER John T. Muro is Learning Center, leaves Manchester Memorial Hospital Friday after Cap« in nice area faaturing fireplaced living room, rac Manehaatar $139,900 Z trying to break into the united ranks of the Board of technology products and services rising protectionism, and there Immaculate property in tip top shape. & ts o f major im room, foyer, ancloaad porch, dining room and 3 bed- Elagant homo with lovely french doora to dining room - Education. Incumbeht school board members have participating in the seventh annual “Visit to the Hospital" program. The as well as agricultural surpluses. was broad support for Reagans provements. Beautiful lot. C^ll today for^an appoint Very Taeteful!! rooma. and living room. 6 bedrooms, fireplace, screened „ said their work has been non-partisan. They have program, co-sponsored by the hospital and the Lutz Children's Mitterrand also wants the ques call for talks early next year to ment to see this home! Best describes the charm and decor o f this exceptional 6 porch, multi-level deck to pool and large rooms throu- ^ spoken out strongly on only one candidate. Republi tion of trade talks to be linked with reduce trade barriers. room Colonial in Bowers school distict. 2 Car garage, fi ghout. Museum, helps prepare children for a hospital experience. Visitors replace. Offered in the 80*s. can challenger Thotnas A. Manning, against whom monetary reform to tie the runa But French President Francois Republicans and Oemocrata alike on the board have explore models of the emergency room, an operating room and a way dollar more closely to other Mitterrand held out against setting campaigned. pediatric hospital room, complete with electric bed and wheelchair. major currencies. a date for the talks. Mailning, who has said he wants Bolton High School Stonehedge to raise Its academic standards, petitioned for a place . on the ballot after (ailing to win the GOP nomination. Manning has also opposed a proposal to build a new TO BE BUILT libary-computer center at the high school, a project Allies reject embargo of Nicaragua dear to every current board member’s heart. Cul-D0-8mcl Three of the board’s seven seats are open this IT SPARKLES!!! Manehaatar $84,500 spring, including the one beltfby Chairman James H. . BONN, West Germany (UPI) - The sanctions” against Nicaragua or any pean countries did not have to band to economic development should be pro Contemporary Home to be built on Stonehedge Lane in That 8 how clean this home is maintained. Ansaldi Built ------»Araa United States failed Friday to receive other country, and that he has found any embargo mechanism of any kind” moted in the region,” Genscher said. Bolton. Still time to make all the big decisions to match Beautiful home featuring a private lot on a cul-de-saci Eaat HarMord $98.00a MarshaU, a Republican. Democrat David Fernald is Raised Ranch on Spring Street. 2 Fireplaces, Scratch- Fireplace, spacious, formal dining room, large kitchen support for its trade embargo against sanctions ineffective unless they are because Shultz had not solicited support Italian Foreign Minister Giulio An- your taste. Quality Construction by LEVITT!! Call to Wall maintained apllt-level In ultra-dealrable a re a ' seeking hia first full term on the board after having less Hardwood Floors throughout and many quality fea- and deck and a 3-car garage all combine to make this a been appointed to a vacant aeat In 1983. Republican Nicaragua from its six key allies at the imposed by many countries. for the embargo. dreot'ti, speaking on behalf of the make your plans today!! tures. Call us Today!!______fine home for the growing (amllyl___ Beautiful, brick r a l^ h a a r t h fireplace In family room ^ den and alldara to deck.______» 'Michael Parsons is running (or his third four-year Bonn economic summit. But he said the United States would However, he said at a news confer 10-nation European Community, went press ahead with the embargo as an further, dismissing sanctions as an term. ' Secretary of State George Shultz ence after the first full summit session, ;The school board is also dominated by Republicans. outlined the trade sanctions at a “ incremental” step in trying to per "European nations are not inclined to "ineffective measure.” Either party could win up to two seats Monday. meeting of the foreign ministers of suade Nicaragua to change its pro- impose sanctions or embargoes on any Andreotti said the embargo is likely Joyce G. Epstein Britain, Canada, France, Italy, Japan Soviet leftist form of government. matter.” to drive Managua’s leftist government u p tlir Foreign government spokesmen told The West German minister said that further into the orbit of the Soviet Union Ontuij^ THE R E PU B U C A N INCUMBENTS for town clerk and West Germany. reporters Shultz made no direct appeal all participants, including the United and Cuba. and town meeting moderator are running unopposed. But Shultz soon found himself isolated Real Estate 647-8895 phone and c(dl as Washington’s allies gave the trade to support the U.S. action, announced States, want conflicts in Central Am er The president invoked the embargo, 'Catherine Peterson is the only person ever to have fSl soon after President Reagan’s arrival ica resolved through negotiations of the WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION held the post of moderator. She is also town treasurer. embargo a cool reception and called which'onds all trade and travel between instead for a peaceful settlement with Wednesday in the West German four-nation "Contadora” group — Mex the two countries, after failing to win lACKSTONSHOWCASE Town Clerk Catherine K. Leiner has served in her post the help of Latin American countries. capital. ico, Venezuela, Panama and Colombia. congressional approval of $14 million in 4 for nearly IS years. West German Foreign Minister Hans- Other candidates for town offices are as follows. Shultz acknowledged afterward the "A ll underscored that the Contadora aid for guerrillas trying to overthrow Dietrich Genscher said, "The Euro Planning Commiaaion, three seats; Incumbent summit leaders “ don’t agree with using initiative must continue and that Nicaragua’s government. MANCHESTER $76,900 Republicans Robert E. Gorton, who is current Spodsas and extremely wall maintained 6» room brick Capa with 3 bed CHFA MONEY rooms, 1V4 bathe, fireplace, formal dining room, large deck and enclosed chairman, and Richard P. Morra, and Democratic porch. Call for more dataila. 643-4060 chaliangera John P. Peak, Paul M. Sebestyen and NOW AVAILABLE; Richard A. Hinds, for four-year term i; (or three Reagan trims Bitburg visit to 10 minutes 9 ‘/4% FOR LOW mOOME FAMUES alternates' aeata. Republican Loren H. Otter and Democrats Henry M. Kelaay, Catherine L. Ziska, for BONN, West Germany (UPI) - Nancy Reagan's anti-drug program. his determination to go to Bitburg as a Both houses of Congress last week 1st TIME OFFERED four-year terms; Democrat Ilvl J. Cannon (or a term President Reagan has shortened Sun Reagan and French President Fran symbolic gesture of reconciliation with adopted non-binding resolutions urging Suddenly Available that begins in 1686. day’s visit to the Bitburg military cois Mitterrand were deadlocked on an adversary in two world wars. Reagan to skip the visit. Zoning Commission, three seats; Incumbent Reagan’s call for early multi-national Wall maintalnad three bedroom Ranch on beautifully landscaped lot In a 3 or less in family, you can earn up to $23,000 cemetery to 10 minutes, it was revealed Organizations representing German Reagan's schedule also calls for him convenient family neighborhood. This fine home leaturaa a llnlahed rec Democrat Harvey Harpln and challengers Thomas C. Friday, as worldwide controversy talks on easing trade barriers world Jews and Gypsies said that to protest to visit the museum at the Bergen- room, fireplace and a refreshing 16x32 In'-ground pool. CaH today for de 4 or more in family, you can earn up to $27,000 •Frans and Ruasell T. Moohan; Incumbent Republi mounted over the stop at the burial site wide. Mitterrand wants the trade talks the cemetery visit they would snub an Belsen concentration camp — an cans Philip G. Dooley Sr„ the current chairman and of 49 Waffen SS troops. tied to monetary reform. invitation to Join Reagan at the occasion aides said was so fraught with, OFFER EXPIRES on May 28.1985 Alan C. Wiedie and newcomer Arthur E. Mensing, for The change came to light when the The belatedly issued Reagan itiner concentration camp site. emotion that the press was exluded. four-year terms; (or two alternates’ seau, Republi White House finally released the ary for Sunday also included a 40- "This planned gesture of reconcilia The State of Conn, wants to help you OWN can Mark Johnson and Democrat Kathy P. Moonan president’s schedule. No official pro mlnute wreath-laying ceremony and tion ignores the plight of millions of EAST HARTFORD $98,900 (or the four-year term; Republican Robert W. gram had ever been released for the speech at the former Bergen-Belsen Jews in the German concentration 8aiactlve buyara will single out this apotleaa 1-owner 6 room quality built a home - now help yourself. Peterson and Democrat James O. Rogers (or the visit, but a few days ago the White concentration camp. camps,” said Werner Nachmann, Inside Today Ranch with 3 bedrooms, t W bathe, deck off kitchen, carpeting &i2cargar- 2 car i two-year term. House saidj it would be shortened to 20 Reagan will be accompanied chairman of the Central Council of age. Located on quiet cul-de-aac. Call lor an appointment. 643-40W CALL our C.H.F.A. EXPERTS Board of Tax Review, two aeata; Republican minutes. throughout the day by West German Jews. 20 pages. 2 sections Kathleen M. Johnion and Democrat Richard E. Reagan still plans to lay a wreath at Chancellor Helmut Kohl, who issued the Twenty members of the New York on these Visard, both newcomers, (or four-year terms. the military cemetery. invitation to the Bitburg cemetery and State legislature arrived in Europe to Advice. . 12 EntarUInment. • 64,000 - 5 Room Ranch, cIo m to everything Zoning Board of Appeala, two seats; incumbents The Bitburg controversy continued to praised Reagan for bis "courage” in demonstrate outside the Bitburg ceme Area townt- _ 3 Lottsfy FREE • 67,000 - 6 Room Colonial charm of daye past Republican John H. Roberts, current chairman; and overshadow the economic summit going through with the trip. tery agahnst Reagan’s visit. Booki _ 9 Obituarlee — Vernon $42,900 Democrat Joel E. Hoffman, for four-year terms; for Buelnaat__ . 20 Oplnlon- m MARKET • 69,900 - 8 Room Colonial w/4 Bedrooms & ivt bathe where Reagan battled with the French Despite bitter criticism and planned About 500 survivors of concentration Churcltet _ __. 14 Psoplalalk . REAL ESTATE SERVICES EVALUATION One Floor. Llvlii- one alternate's seat. Incumbent Republican William ovgr new trade talks, failed to win demonstrations at both sites, Reagan camps demanded at a ceremony in Cleetltlsd — .18-19 S p ^ t — _ _ _ 9 Tclavlilon- Hard to find two bedroom condominium all on one f loorl Large appllancad J. Fehllng and Democrat Jacqueline A. Abbott, for a support for his "Star Wars” defense told Kohl at a face-to-face meeting Munich Friday that Reagan drop his Cornice^— 223 East Center St., Manchester, 643-4060 kitchen, w/w carpeting and laundry taellWas. Don't mlaa this one. DONT MISS OUTI four-year term. program but got strong backing for Thursday he had "n ever wavered” in plans to visit Bitburg. 1 I
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