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Today’s forecast in Senkow firing

Connecticut, Maisachnsetti and Rkode laland: By John F. Kirch of the state Municipal Employees V Some clearing this afternoon from west to east. Herald Reporter Relations Act. The union needs the Highs in the 60s and iow 70s. Partly cloudy tonight information. Carosella said, to Lows from the mid-SOs to low 60s. Mostly sunny Charging that Town Manager decide how far to take the case. Satufday. Highs 80 to 85 inland, cooler at the shore. Robert B. Weiss is withholding “ Without this information, it’s Maine: Occasional light rain in the north today information concerning the firing impossible to get " y kind of with variable cloudiness south this afternoon. of Town Engineer Walter Senkow. settlement or to find out what Highs in the 60s. with low 70s south. Clearing the union that represents Senkow happened.” he said. tonight. Lows in the 50s. Mostly sunny Saturday has filed a complaint with the state with highs in the 70s. Board of Labor Relations. CAROSELLA SAID he wanted to The complaint was filed after know who was harassed and New Hampshire: Variable cloudiness this Weiss met 'Thursday morning with whether she complained. He said afternoon. Highs in the 60s and lower 70s. Clearing officials of the Civil Service he was confused about the entire tonight. Lows in the 50s. Mostly sunny Saturday Employees Affiliates Inc,, which situation, adding that, "There’s with highs in the 70s. Today In history represents Senkow and about 60 something here that doesn’t meet lower-management town em­ the eye.” He declined to comment Vermont: Some sunny intervals this afternoon. On this date in 1982, King Khaiid of Saudi Arabia, ieft, ployees, to discuss the circumstan­ further. Highs around 70. Clearing and cool tonight with ces surrounding the firing, a union Weiss said this morning the lows 50 to 55. Partly sunny and pleasant Saturday died and was succeeded by Crown Prince Fahd, right. official said. union interprets the Municipal with highs in the mid-70s. Joseph M. Carosella.' field direc- Employees Relations Act differ­ ^tor of CSEA, said that during the ently than the town. He said he is r 10-minute meeting at the Munici­ "not concerned” about its com­ Extended outlook Almanac pal Building. Weiss refused to plaint to the state labor board. release information pertaining to In the complaint, the union askes Extended outlook for New England Sunday Senkow’s case unless the union that the town be forceefto comply through Tuesday: Today is Friday, June 13, the deadliest tainted food case of this signed a document. Carosella said with the law. which requires Occasional rain Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: 164th day of 1986 with 201 to century. Some 90 people died Herald photo by Rocha the document indicated that Sen­ management and labor to make F a ir through the period. Highs from the mid-70s to follow. nationwide by July 25. when kow’s firing was not a grievable every reasonable effort to resolve matter. issues as quickly as possible. Today: Occasional rain and a few thunderstorms ending during the low 80s, except cooler in coastal areas Sunday. The moon is moving toward its federal health officials declared Tough day From the start, town officials The union is also requesting that afternoon, followed by partial clearing. High of 65 to 70. Wind northeast Lows in the 50s and low 60s. first quarter. the crisis was nearly over. Richard Stocker, 16, of East Hartford, fights the rain Spencer Street. While cloudy skies are expected to have said Senkow’s termination the labor board reinstate Senkow 10 to 15 mph shifting to the west by evening. Tonight: Partly cloudy with Vermont: Fair Sunday. Chance of afternoon The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. Thursday while gathering shopping carts at the Shop remain for a while longer, the sun should break through cannot be fought by the union with back pay for the time he has a low in themid-50s. Wind light northwest. Saturday: Mostly sunny with showers Monday. F a ir Tuesday. Cool with highs in A thought for the day: Irish under the rules set up in its lost. a high of 80 to 85. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Matthew Neil the 70s and lows 45 to 55. The evening stars are Mer­ poet William Butler Yeats Rite Supermarket at the corner of Hillstown Road and this weekend. contract because the former chief Carosella said he informed cury, Venus and Saturn. wrote: “ A pity beyond all telling of Bolton, a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. Maine: Fair Sunday through Tuesday except a engineer violated town personnel Weiss at the meeting that he was Those born on this date are is hid in the heart of love.” regulations. The union disputes violating the .state law and that a chance of showers Sunday night or early Monday. under the sign of Gemini. They Highs in the 70s. Lows in the upper 40s and low 50s. that claim. complaint would be filed. include Gen. Winfield Scott in Conservation panel wants more recycling Weiss fired Senkow May 13 29 77 New Hampshire: Fair Sunday through Tuesday 1786, poet and dramatist W illiam 16th century docs because of what town officials WEISS HAS 10 DAYS after the except a chance of showers Sunday night or early Butler Yeats in 1865, actor Basil deemed sexual harassment of a meeting to notify the union in researched baldness By George Layng Libby. Glastonbury recycled 857 However. Manchester landfill program. He said the number of Monday. Highs in the 70s. Lows in the upper 40s and Rathbone in 1892, Mexican com­ Herald Reporter tons of paper, 144 tons of glass and supervisor Keith Chapman said people who use the bins has not female co-worker. According to writing of his decision pertaining low 50s. poser Carlos Chavez in 1899, KANSAS C IT Y , Mo. (AP) - The 919 tons of metal in 1985, according this morning that satellite bins increased much over the last police records, Senkow admitted to to Senkow. Carosella said. If CSEA is not satified with Weiss’s re­ 29 77' BOSTON television host Ralph Edwards in recent translation of a book on 16th In an effort to promote Manche.s- to Eleanor Smith of the Glaston­ would not be practical in town couple of years. placing pornographic photographs on the woman’s desk more than sponse. it can take the case to the 3000 1913 (age 73), Bulgarian born century medicine shows that at­ ter’s recycling program, the Con­ bury Public Works and Sanitation because they could be subject to The Conservation Commission once, but said he did so only to state Board of Mediation and Across the nation artist Christo in 1935 (age 51), tempts to understand and cure servation Commission Thursday department. vandalism and would make collec­ also wants the town to move its cheer her up. Arbitration — the final phase in a NEW YORK and actor Richard Thomas in baldness are at least 400 years old. recommended placing a sign at the Smith said Glastonbury’s pro­ tion difficult. "You lose control if receptacle for used motor oil three-step grievance procedure Rain will linger over the mid-Atlantic states with 1951 (age 35) . entrance to the landfill urging gram — in operation since 1975 — is you do that,” he said. closer to the other bins. Glaeser So says Dr. Richard L. Sutton “ IT APPEARS we have a outlined in the em ployees’ ram likely over New England. Showers and On this date in history: residents to separate metal, glass strongly supported by residents. Smith said Glastonbury made said 742 gallons of motor oil were Jr., a Kansas City dermatologist problem,” Carosella said. ” 1 asked contract. thunderstorms will be scattered from the southern In 323 B.C.. Alexander the and paper from regular garbage. Glaeser agreed, calling that $23,000 from the sale of its reusable recycled in Manchester last year, SAN FRANCISCO who recently published ” 16th Cen­ him (Weiss) direct questions in Under that procedure. Weiss Atlantic Coast across the Gulf Coast region to Great died of fever in Babylon at While Manchester compares fa­ program ’’much, much more ex­ wastes in 1985. In addition to which he said "was not that very tury Physician.” a translation of connection with this case and he was the second step of the process. southwest Texas, with a good chance for age 33. tensive” than Manchester’s, making money from the sale of the much.” the first book on diseases of the vorably with most area towns, the refused to answer.” However, because in this case LOS ANGELES Smith said that in order to materials, the town saved money In other business, the commis thunderstorms over south Florida. A few afternoon In 1944, the first German V-1 skin. town is far behind Glastonbury in He said CSEA would not sign any the town has not recognized the recycling its reusable wastes, encourage Glastonbury residents by paying lower tipping fees to sion recommended allowing a ~ 2 9 ^ > ^ X and evening thunderstorms will extend from the “ buzz bomb” hit London. document forfeiting its right to matter that is grievable, the town “ The most popular theory of that commission Chairman Arthur to separate their recyclable garbage haulers because there half-acre wetland located north of LOWEST ^^77\ Rockies across the central Plains to the upper In 1977, James Earl Ray, fight for Senkow’s job. contended a meeting was optional Mississippi Valley. convicted killer of Martin Luther day was that baldness resulted Glaeser said this morning. wastes, satellite receptacles are was less refuse to dispose of. she the intersection of New Stale Road TEMPERATURES from drying out of the brain, and Hilliard Street to be filled "He’s not going to pull that one Weiss has said he decided to grant King Jr., was captured in a Manchester in 1985 recycled 90 set up throughout the town to make said. brought on by insomnia, worrying, disposal more convenient. The Although the financial figures Glaeser said The request had been on us,” Carosella said. “ He’s the meeting with the union not MIAMI Tennessee wilderness area after tons of glass. 119 tons of paper and dealing with professionals now.” because it is part of the procedure late-night studying and excessive waste in the.se bins is brought to a for Manchester's program were referred lo the commission by the 30.0r Air quality report escaping from prison. 275 tons of metal, according to a but because he wanted to. love-making.” says Sutton. central collecting station and sold not available. Chapman said the Planning and Zoning Commission. Weiss reiterated this morning LEGEND- In 1982, King Khaiid of Saudi report given at Thursday’s meet­ that the town is not obligated to The union insists that Weiss was HAR'TFORD — The state Department of However, Hieronymus Mercuri- ing by commission member Judil h by the town, she said. object is not to turn a profit. "The The panel decided to go along SHOW Arabia died and was succeeded town’s attitude is even if we don't with the request because a gravel hold a hearing under the terms of required to meet with them. ^ ^ R A M d Environmental Protection reported that the air alis, the Italian physician whose 60 by Crown Prince Fahd. make money, at least we are road already runs through the site, its contract because Senkow’s AIR quality was good on Thursday and was expected to lectures are recorded in the book, JSHOWERS ^ FLOW In 1983. the robot spacecraft recycling it.” he said. he said. However, the Con.serva- firing was not a grieveable offense. be good to moderate on Friday, agreed with the ancient Greeks He said that when Thursday’s UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST Pioneer-10 became the first Glaeser said he is hopeful the lion Commission approved filling W E D E L IV E R that lack of hair is not a malady but Sullivan re-elected meeting was arranged, he as­ man-made object ever to leave rather a sign of man’s superiority addition of the sign at the entrance the wetland only with the stipula­ It you haven’t received your the solar system. 11 years after it tion that construction on the site sumed the union had agreed to I hat Manchester Herald by 5:30 p.m. over other creatures. He noted that John J. Sullivan of Manchester to the OIcqtt Street landfill — near was launched. nor Collman Irene Piseh. an condition in orderhavethehearing weekdays or 8 a m. Saturdays, High and low the hairiest animals, such as was re-elected Thursday to an where the glass, metal and paper not come closer than 100 feet lo the In 1985, Mexican-style cheese assistant registrar of voters in receptacles are located — would Hockanum River, which runs near outside of the contract. please call your carrier If you're National forecast sheep, are the stupidest, while he eighth two-year term on the Manchester, was chosen as honor­ unable to reach your carrier, call NEW YORK — The highest temperature made in Los Angeles with faulty lead to an increase in recycling area. Carosella charged that because said those with few hairs, such as Democratic State Central ary secretary to the eonvention. Weiss would not reveal any infor­ subscriber service. 647-9946, by reported Thursday by the National Weather equipment caused the nation’s The commission Thursday agreed Glaeser said the exact plans for During early Saturday morning, showers and thunderstorms are man, are the wisest. Committee. Sullivan said. 6:30 p.m' weekdays or 10 am. Service, excluding Alaska and Hawaii, was 112 to send a letter to Chapman asking the land are not known. The group mation concerning Senkow’s fir­ forecast for parts of the Central and Mid Mississippi Valley. Scattered Sullivan. 70. who has served 14 ing, -the town is in direct violation Saturdays for guaranteed delivery. degrees at Blythe. Calif, and at Coolidge, Buckeye years on the Democratic party’s that the sign be erdeted. is concerned about protecting the showers and thunderstorms are possible in the Upper Mississippi Bolton Democratie Town Chair­ Hockanum River and a section .of and Gila Bend, Ariz. The low was 37 degrees at statewide governing body, said Chapman said he would .-iupport man Henry Kelsey was selected to hiking trail that runs along the Valley, the Great Lakes, andtheWesternGulf Coast andSouthAtlantic Gunnison. Colo., E ly, Nev. and West Yellowstone, Joan Rowley of Hebron was also the addition of a sign in order to Lottery serve on the state platform com­ draw attention to the town's water. Coast states. Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. Mont. re-elected to her second term mittee In all . eight people from the X during a meeting of delegates from 4th Senatorial District were the 4th Senatorial District at the in New England Thursday: elected without contest to various Connecticut daily: Knights of Columbus building on stale party posts, ineluding the Thursday: 187 Rhode Island daily: 3840. Lot- Main Street. credentials committee and rules TMEN 0-Bucks: 10-15-16-18-36. Elected as honorary vice presi­ committee. Sullivan said. PEOPLE Play Four: 3288 dent to the state nominating The district includes Manches­ 975 MAIN ST. e y /ip r 646-1717 GEMSTONE Tri-state daily: 049 and 3252. convention in July was former MANCHESTER O I w H b u a s ^ r c ard-visa other lottery numbers drawn ter. Bolton. Glastonbury. Hebron Massachusetts daily: 3088. Manchester town Director Elea­ and Columbia Store Hours: M -T-W -F-S 9-5:30 / Thurs. 9-0:00 / Closed Sunday The deb’s handbook McQueen’s star Cardinal mission FROM BASICS TO THE "IMPOSSIBLE” TO FIND, YOU SHOULD COME HERE FIRST. FEVER! Cornelia Guest says she’s not a profes­ Steve McQueen’s star on the Hollywood Cardinal John J. O ’Connor has gone to sional socialite even though Life magazine Walk of Fame is a posthumous one. His Lebanon to review a charity group’s work ★ WE CUT WINDOW SHADES & MAKE KEYS ★ called her the "debutante of the decade” children, Chad and Terry McQueen, were and to greet religious leaders in that when she came out in 1982. Now she’s 22, an scheduled to attend the Thursday ceremony war-torn nation. O’Connor and Monsignor ^rim Vasili o n i reg. ‘6** aspiring actress and author of "The to honor the star of "B ullitt.” "Th e Great John G. Nolan, pastor of the diocese of Specializing Exclusively in X-tra Rugged | Catch it at Michaels Debutante’s Guide to Life.’’ ’’It’s a tongue-in- Escape" and "The Magnificent Seven." Albany, are making the trip to review the SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions Large Capacity j cheek view of the debutante life," Guest McQueen died at 50 in November 1980 of a Catholic Near East Welfare Association's $ 3 8 8 . \ says. " It ’s sort of like ’The Preppy heart attack following surgery to remove activities, said JoeZwilling, a spokesman for Super Value I Handbook.’ I wrote it so people could enjoy it BASKET cancerous tumors at a Juarez. Mexico, the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New #2965 Chocolate or Almond w /C O U p o n I and have a good time with it” Guest hospital. York. 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Trem blay appears in the had money.” *’ video with hockey player Rick Valve of the A Newspaper In Education Program Whitham Nursery... Toronto Maple Leafs, baseball player Tim Sponsored by Raines of the Montreal Expos and two The Manchester Herald Attractive prints and Courtroom blues Olympic gold medalists, diver Sylvie Bern­ ier and speedskater Gaetan Boucher. solids in a variety of Celebrating 25 Years of John DeLorean just can’t stay out of the 1 courtroom news. A judge in White Plains. slenderizing tank N .Y .. Thursday gave DeLorean’s ex-wife, Manchester Herald and skort styles. Providing a large Cristina Ferrare Thomopoulos, the model- Lyrics hit home turned-talk-show-hostess in Los Angeles, USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 216 assortment of lasting seven days to come up with a detailed list of Faith Stoneman’s family sings on the Pubtlihed dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 Where fashion is a items in her possession that she and Grand Ole Opry about pain, suffering and and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 lor one month, $19.-25 chester Publishing Co., 16Bralnard DeLorean jointly own. It’s all part of the hard times, but their lyrics were just words for three months, $38.50 for six gifts for Fathers Day. battle for some$l million in furniture, rugs, Place, Mencheatar, Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 tor one year. look, not a size. to the 15-year-old girl until a car accident Second class postage paid at Man­ Mall rates are available on request. jewelry, paintings and other items. Attor­ chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: three weeks ago. The wreck near Faith’s HOURS: Mon., Tu*a., Wed. 10-8 / Thure., FrI. 10-9 / Sat. 9:30-5:30 Fiery Fashions For You neys for the former automaker, Thomopou­ West Nashville, Tenn., home left her with a Send address changes to the Man­ los and the trustee in the bankruptcy for chester Herald, P.O. Box 591. Man­ broken pelvis, a cracked right arm. cuts and chester, Conn. 06040. To place a classified or display DeLorean’s auto company all claim the bruises. Later, in the hospital, she suffered a advertisement, or to report a news item, story or picture idea, call 043- Whitham Nursery property is theirs. DeLorean says the stroke that left her left side paralyzed. On Reuter photo GUARANTEED DELIVERY: It 2711. Oftice hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 Route 6. Bolton — 6 1.3-7802 property belongs to a trust for the couple’s June 6 on the Grand Ole Opry, entertainer you don’t receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. FINISHING TOUCHES — Two pastry children but Thomopoulos’ lawyer says the Roy Acuff and announcer Grant Turner 5:30 p.m. weekdays or 8 a.m. Satur­ YBIIION - tfEBNON CIRCLE 649-4430 Open daily and Siinda\ *> \.M. lo 5:30 P.M. chefs put the finishing touches on a things were gifts to Cristina and that the asked country music fans to keep Faith day, please telephone your carrier. attempt to get them back stemmed from If you’re unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald Is a mem­ Jewelers Since 1865 chocolate Statue of Liberty in Paris Stoneman in their prayers. Her mother, who rier, call subscriber service at 647- AVON — Rt. 44. Caldor Plaza bitterness over the couple’s divorce. They ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ this week. The statue weighs 2 tons, is sings with The Stoneman Fam ily, hopes to 9IM6 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. scriber to United Press Interna­ BLOOM FIELD — 806 Park Ave., Bloomfield Shopping Plaza 958 MAIN STREET split not too long after DeLorean was help pay for medical care with the proceeds m. Saturdays for guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member BRISTOL — Hub 6 Plaza, next to Caldors, Rt. 6 Manchester Conn 06040 Tel 643 2741 2 meters high and will be shipped to acquitted of charges that he made a big from a new record to be released next week. ery In Manchester. ot the Audit Bureau of Circulations. ^ ’ M<- ' ,l>cjt‘ M.l ,!<■' I .I’ d A-tu-(.i jn I .p-,* New York for July 4th celebrations. .cocaine deal to save his auto company. The title? “ No Sad Songs Tonight.’’ \ 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, June 13. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 13. 1986 — S 280 get diplomas from East Catholic

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'The bureau Herald Reporter jumped from a second-story win­ in residential buildings, many looking into ways to educate the approach local newspapers about would then inspect homes upon dow and survived. homes are not equipped with them, public on fire prevention. printing a town-written column on requests from residents. VERNON — Town officials have Two other people in Vernon have Herbst said. fire prevention, Herbst said. The taken the first step in a planned died in fires since the beginning of Herbst said fire officials will All the suggestions that came out New clash The third factor. Herbst said, is prepare one or two pamphlets on column would run for 50.weeks. educational blitz on fire prevention the year, including a 7-year-old Maguda has received several of the meeting will be studied by following a deadly blaze in the girl. the balloon-frame style of many of fire prevention to be distributed by town officials over the next few ,L1U J a c k the older houses in Vernon — members of Welcome Wagon, a offers from townspeople who are Rockville section last week. “We broke down three contribu­ willing to contribute funds to pay weeks, Herbst said. The officials Mayor Marie Herbst met Thurs­ tors to the fires we are having,” especially in the Village Street local organization that hands out will meet June 24 at the Police A n d e r s o n area. The style was common in the informational materials to new for smoke alarms, Herbst said. hurts GOP day with officials of the town’s Herbst said Thursday after the Vernon hopes to provide roughly Community Room on West Road. health, building, fire and police meeting. late 1800s and “contributes to the residents in town. Herbst .said, where they will decide rapid movement of the fire once it 3,000 smoke alarms for low-income departments in an effort to gener­ The first is a lack of education Along with that, Maguda will residents, Herbst said. what course to take. The success of the nation’s political system ate ideas on how to educate people starts." a fire official said afterthe about fire prevention and individ­ June 6 blaze. continue a fire-prevention pro­ “It’s the beginning of something “We’re working primarily on is based primarily on having two pragmatic M9 N 6 about fire prevention. ual response to fires once they gram in the local elementary we’re just looking into,” she said. education at this time,” Herbst The town has been especially begin, Herbst said. Many fires To combat this. Vernon officials schools in September, Herbst said. Finally. Herbst suggested that a parties, each of which continuously fights the concerned about fire prevention in said. "The bottom line is, no other for control at various levels of start because of carelessness, the — including Herbst, Fire Marshal For adults, she said. Maguda and Fire Prevention Bureau be estab­ education package works unless the wake of a blaze on Village town has found. Donald Maguda. Acting Fire Chief Kelly will formulate a plan to lished at the Vernon Fire Depart­ government. Street June 6 that killed Thomas the person listening puts it into ‘For sale’ sign Robert Kelly, firefighter Anthony schedule four educational meet­ ment. She said it would consist of action. They (the public) are When the parties honestly battle one and Deboorh Miner and their two THE SECOND is a lack of Patrizz. Health Inspector Gene ings in various parts of town local citizens who would be trained responsible for using the another — operating within certain unwritten daughters. Gina. 7. and Angela. 2. early-warning detectors. Even Bolles and Vernon Police Chief between September and June 1987. by *hc ricp.nrtment to find potential information” rules that prevent annihilation — the system ATST only result of works pretty well. One party wins and the other loses for a time. Or better still, one Coventry school board frets over cuts party wins bigger than the other and neither L v gains complete control. Egypt fiasco Bv Jacqueline Bennett elimination of some teaching posi­ tary reasons. Prior to the council’s warned that other staff and teach­ The system bogs down in situations such as Herald Correspondent tions. officials said. action, a seventh-grade teaching ing positions are in jeopardy. the one that played itself out at the Capitol It was a conversation between position at Nathan Hale was cut. At However, some Town Council this week. Comedy replaces common sense, WASHINGTON - In Egypt, land of the COVENTRY — Concern over Mickel and Town Council member the time. Edmund Steinnabel. members have indicated that and nothing gets accomplished. pyramids, lavish construction projects are staffing reductions continues to Patrick Flaherty that prompted chairman of the Education Associ­ further cuts in the $9 million town certainty nothing new. But the U.S. government’s mount among members of the the council to slash $100,000 from ation of Coventry, protested the budget — rejected in a referendum It also bogs down when one political party extravagant 20-year effort to provide a suitably Board of Education. the proposed $6 million Board of loss and charged that it could have May 19 — will likely affect the insists on doing most of its fighting within its posh residence for the American ambassador Education budget back in April. a negative impact on the quality of education budget. The council has own ranks. Unfortunately, that is exactly would make a pharaoh blush. At a school board meeting Flaherty said at the time he had education. to rework the budget before July 1. Thursday night, member Law­ what Manchester Republicans seem to do So far, the boondoggle has swallowed $6 million been told the budget could handle At a public hearing on the the beginning of the new fiscal best. rence Mickel argued for the an $85,000 cut. but that the other proposed education budget in year. of taxpayers’ money like so much dishwater restoration of a fifth-grade teach­ $15,000 was a “gamble.” March, parents also complained Republican Council member Mi­ The Republicans fought about their former poured onto the sands of the Sahara — and with ing position that was cut for The fifth-grade position was about the loss of teachers. They chael Cleary has said he would like registrar of voters. Fred Peck, and they about as much effect. There is still no residence. budgetary reasons eliminated when the $100,000 was voiced concerns that the .students another mill worth of spending cut replaced him. Here’s the story, as gleaned by our associate “I don’t know by what means we cut. would be shortchanged if courses from the education budget. One They fought about their former town Lucette Lagnado from internal State Department can do it. but I’d like to see it done,” This year, a total of four and a had to be eliminated because of mill in taxes equals $153,361. documents, including an inspector general’s he said. The size of some classes half teaching positions have been staff cuts. But school board member Ri­ chairman, Curtis Smith, and he removed has escalated as a result of the eliminated, two of them for budge- The board tried Thursday to chard Ashley said additional re­ 3 “I feel used.’ report and a General Accounting Office study himself, though his critics insist he is still requested by Rep. Jack Brooks, D-Texas: juggle funds to come up with the venue could possibly cOme from calling the shots. In 1966, State purchased an elegant villa in the money for the fifth-grade position. the state and ease the local They fought about the petition process for a Roaming bear moves east “But we still don’t have a budget. situation. ritzy Cairo suburb of Giza, near the Pyramids. This town doesn’t have a budget” “We may not sustain additional delegate primary on one set of grounds, and The house dated back to the British colonial era Open Forum VERNON (AP) - A black bear, May says he can’t speculate on said chairwoman Judy Halvor.son. cuts in view of the (state) revenue after they had resolved that fight they had to and was magnificently situated on the banks of the first spotted in Granby last wee­ why the bear is heading where it is. She said any action this week picture." he said. abort the primary for an entirely different Nile. All it seenhed to need was some refurbishing kend, possibly driven by a desire but says that at times there is an would be premature and asked Democratic council members reason. Prom coverage to encourage other people of like Bolton-to-Windham expressway to transform it into an impressive ambassadorial for romance, continues to make an inner drive, possibly an instinct to that the matter be postponed until said earlier this week that Coven­ Then on Wednesday night. Republicans interest to support the effort. even before the necessary per­ residence. eastward trek through one of the mate, that apparently makes the board’s next meeting on June try might receive $55,000 under was an insult I believe there is a misconcep­ mits have been granted, he has But this modest undertaking was stopped cold most populous parts of the state. bears keep walking great 26. Gov. O’Neill’s proposal to distrib­ from the 4th Senatorial District, which tion in some minds that this when Egypt broke off diplomatic relations after The bear apparently left Bloom­ distances. Both School Superintendent Na­ ute state surplus funds to towns not even had the courtesy to, and cities. U P I P h o to includes Manchester and four other towns, program is merely “baby­ reply. Their letter was endorsed its disastrous defeat by Israel in the 1967 war. field Wednesday night, lumbered A stale conservation officer has than Chester and Halvorson have been monitoring the bear’s activi­ warned that further cuts in the Coventry’s education budget in clashed over naming a delegate to the rules To the Editor; sitting” The truth is far from by several area state senators When relations were resumed in 1974, the State along a dozen miles in almost a Muzzled straight line, crossed Interstate 91 ties for several days. The officer, education budget would be ’’devas­ eludes a 10.25 across-the-board committee at the state convention. this, in that counseling is pro­ and representatives and was Department raised the residential ante with a armed with a tranquilizer gun and tating.” To accommodate the salary increase for teachers. The vided for the people who utilize two-pronged approach; Renovation of the Giza and swam both the Farmington Christopher Brown, 3, of Lynn, Mass., gives his muzzled Admittedly, the rules committee could I confess that I always find sent at the end of March to set up and Connecticut rivers, according high-powered rifle, has allowed the $100,000 lo.ss. the board has already town’s teachers, however, are now play a critical role, with three candidates Rhea Talley Stewart’s columns the facility in the hope that they a meeting in May. Not only has property would resume, while a second mansion to a state official. bear to move on its own. but is reduced funding in areas such as among the lowest-paid in the state. pit bull terrier a hug. The city has banned pit bulls from its vying for the Republican gubernatorial nauseating, but the June 10 may be rehabilitated back into the governor been rude to the was purchased to house the ambassador in the “He’s driven by something if ready in case there’s trouble. instructional materials, special Starting salaries are about $13,000, streets and instituted a $500 fine for owners caught with episode. “Scarlett Meets Her productive lives and into the citizens whom he is supposed to meantime. he’s going to swim the Connecticut The bear was spotted in a highly education transportation and fuel- nowhere near the $20,000 sug­ the dogs off their property after a string of recent nomination. But the animosity generated by gested by stale legislators in their that Wednesday battle is all out of proportion Match.” was insulting. community. And this, indeed, serve, but also to their elected River.” said Dale May. a slate populated "?grea of Vernon oil purchases, as well as the maulings. After the usual rundown of has happened. representatives. THE NEW PROPERTY, purchased in 1975, was wildlife biologist. Thursday. leaching positions. Chester has newly adopted education bill. to the potential gain for any faction. who’s who and who wore what Please join those members of One can only conclude that the a mansion in the suburb of Maadi. It cost |1.8 In the fray, supporters of Richard Bozzuto she closed with “This was the the public corporate community governor is more interested in million, and an additional $1 million was spent for the gubernatorial nomination gained one night when no senior worthy of who have willingly demon­ currying the favor of the power­ fixing it up. That was accomplished in only four more member of a 36-member committee. In the name would think of going to strated their concern for those ful developers and construction years. the process, they embarrassed State Central bed.” less fortunte people who are interests who think that they are But when it was ready for occupancy, the WE SALUTE dFOtl^l^^^peciols And what would Stewart have helped by this shelter/soup going to get rich from the ambassador. Hermann Eilts, refused to move in. j Committeeman Nathan Agostinelli. a supporter of Bozzuto rival Gerald Labriola. us do with those kids who for one kitchen. proposed new expressway than He complained that it was too far from the From the flak that followed, people would reason or another were not able Please open your heart and in serving the public at large. embassy in downtown Cairo, and grumbled that to attend the prom? Should they your purse, and contribute di­ no other ambassadors were living in the have a perfect right to conclude that withdraw from society? Would a rectly to MACC, P.O. Box 773. Allen M. Ward neighborhood. He also faulted the security personalities had as much to do with the public apology be sufficient? Manchester. CT 06040. Amston arrangements. NASSIFF SPORTS encounter as political stategy. Maybe Stewart should re­ So the ambassador pre-empted the home of a For Dad G E T D A D W HAT HE WANTS... Agostinelli said Mary Willhide, who member that not everyone is on William R. Johnson charge d’affaires, a relatively modest place in the defeated him for the rules post, should resign the “A” list. Chairman, Corporate Giving Zamalek suburb. The fancy digs in Maadi were • HAMMOCKS NOT WHAT HE NEEDS! u as Manchester’s Republican registrar of Manchester Area Conference of left unoccupied. • Celtic's "T" Shirts voters if she wants to be active in politics David Ebdon Churches Letters policy Meanwhile. then-President Anwar Sadat • BOCCE within the party. Willhide said she was 76 S. Hawthorne Street decided he wanted the Giza property — the first or Sweats The Manchester Herald wel­ site, remember? — for his own use. So State • HORSESHOES • Jogging Suits & Shoes innocent of any wrongdoing toward J Governor Is rude comes original letters to the turned it over to him. and demolition crews • Softball Gloves, etc. Agostinelli. editor. leveled the old colonial residence on the Nile. JUNE 15TH • BAOMINTON A,. This is not the first time Republican Shelter needs to state citizens letters should be brief and to Then Sadat changed his mind and returned the • Golf Clubs & clashes over the governor's race have left the point. They should be typed bulldozed site to the State Department, which SLEEPING BAGS • BICYCLES Accessories community’s help • Tennis Everything N them looking disorganized and overly or neatly handwritten, and. for hired a Washington architectural firm to design a concerned with the minutiae of the political To the Editor: ease in editing, should be double­ new residence. CHANG JIANG A EVERYTHING FOR CAMPING* BICYCLING • SPORTS • Rocquetboll Everything process. Nor. obviously, is it the first time To the Editor: spaced. Letters must be signed • Fishing Anything local Republicans have damaged their own In seeking re-election. Gover­ with name, address and daytime THERE WERE SOME PROBLEMS — Chinese■ La a aa A Restaurant ^ m A AS AA B telephone number (for FA R R ’S 643-7111 cause by intra-party feuding. 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Sometimes letters to some American clergy, “what’s-his- Leader.” name” wrote his signature in Arabic script over performed so brilliantly with their modem *19” . OP a ^ n c e governments publish an official translation, as the weapons of war, but they’re experts in selling G a s o lin e > Accepts power hoe, government of China does. Fairly recently that ADDING TO THE CONFUSION is the fact that the typed name: “Colonel Moammar 3 them, acrording to State Department sources. edger, snow dtrower and official translation was changed, leading to official Libyan sources can’t agree on a Latin El-Gadhafi.” Previously he had made an elaborate point of only signing in Arabic script, And politics doesn’t play much of a role. For blower attachments extensive alterations in how Chinese names and alphabet when they use it. JANA, the official instance, Argentina and Israel have been involved * 9 9 » * . u P and he has never used a typed version in Latin • MHS2I X place names are spelled in Latin characters — Libyan news agency, uses Al-Gathafi. Tbe Libyan in joint weapons development and production of 12.0 lbs. “Peking” becoming “Beijing,” forexample. U.N. Mission uses Muammar Qathafi. The official characters. So relying on these letters as the first “official’ jet trainers, tanks and other armored vehicles. Libyan English language magazine. “Jamahiriya But the Argentine government has also sold ONLY IN OTHER SITUATIONS, nations with Review.“ uses Qadhafi. statement as to how he wants his name spelled, both the Associated Press and United Press sophisticated weapons to Arab states, notably non-Latin alphabets have established semi­ Is it really any wonder that U.S. news media Iraq. And it exports arms and agricultural $15900 official Latin-alphabet versions of their languages can’t come up with a uniform spelling? International have changed their official stylebooks to make the spelling “ Moammar products to Persian Gulf countries, including simply through usage. Japan has done this The New York Times and Washington Post use Iran, as well as grain and technology to Algeria. But there is no official or even generally Qaddafi. The Wall Street Journal uses Qadhafi. Gadhafi.” accepted semi-official translation of Arabic Time magazine spells it Gadafi, Newsweek uses In notifying its client papers of the change the i characters into Latin alphabet. To make matters Kadafi and U.S. News & World Report uses Associated Press said, “The AP will not use ‘E1-’ even worse, experts on the subject disagree Qadhafi. In England both The Times and The because it is essentially a courtesy title and is not sharply over how Arabic should be written in the Economist u.se Quaddafi. used for other Arab leaders. The AP’s previous fflmirhpBtpr Hrralft spelling was based on the advice of Middle East Latin alphabet. The U.S. government uses still another version: Founded In 1M1 HONDA This has left people desperately trying to Muamrnar Qaddafi. They adopted this spelling specialists when he came to power in a 1%9 coup. • Converts • Converts • Converts to • Converts translate Arabic names, either people’s names or after asking the Library of Congress to research But The Associated Press Stylebook says, ’People RICHARD W COSQROVE ...... Publlth#r to to _ , lo Power place names, by coming up with what amount to the matter and come up with a version. But there are entitled to be known however they want to be DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... En^cutN* Editor Power Edger Power Hoe Snow Snovei p o tv er Blower phonetic spellings — spelling a name the way it known as long as their identities are clear.” JAMES P SACKS...... ManaQing Editor is even some disagreement among the library’s ALEXANDER QIRELLl ...... Aioocidlo Editor W.H. Preuss Sons, Inc. parts • RENTALS • SERVICE • PICKUPS Equipment sounds. Given how exotic most Arabic languages experts. Given that both AP and UPI are now in sound to Western ears, it’s no surprise that Christian Filstrup. head of the library's Arabic agreement as to a spelling, it is likely that all U.S. CAPITOL EQUIPMENT CO., INC. 228 Boston Tpke. (Rte. 6 & 44) RT. 44. COVENTRY • 742-6103 phonetic spellings have so much variance. media will eventually adopt the spelling. MARK F ABRAITIS ...... BiMinoM Managor Its a Honda section, says the proper, classical way to translate SHELDON COHEN ...... 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 13, 1986 — 9 Special session D e$^ n One picked Smith claims vote SPORTS______is still on hold to design a survey democracy in action \ By Mork A. Dupuis The dispute centers over a BOI.TON — After intervi«#ing repreaentatlves ol two By Alex GIrelll said that if they had decided to take United Press International resolution adopted last week by the pmpanies that sabmittetf bldg on a planned aurvey of town Associate Editor all four committee positions fiiled Wednesday night, they could have Open brought down in big chill House and Senate to call the building*, the Public Building Commisaion ha* ttecided to HARTFORD — A special legisla­ special session, which began Wed­ recommend the one that submitted the lowedt bid. Form er Republican Town Chair­ done so. He said they concentrated Cheney Tech tive session was delayed again nesday but has yet been unable to man Curtis Smith said today that instead on the m ost im portant one, ‘•They had thelow<»t price,’* Chairman Michael Missari said By David Moffit afternoon rain suspension and “My confidence level is very today when House and Senate take any action. Wednesday night’s defeat of State the rules committee. many had a 74 and Spain’s Seve Thursday, explaining why Design Group One was choaen. "The United Press International hampered by heavily overcast high,” said the man they call “The leaders met behind closed doors in The resolution passed the House Centrai Committeeman Nathan Ballesteros, who has won twice in price was paramount." Sm ith did not attend the m eeting skies, was halted for the day at 7:53 Great White Shark.” "A 71 is a 67 an attempt to end a boycott by by a majority of the number of Agostinelli for a post at the both the M asters and B ritish Open, Missari said that vriiile proposals from six companies were Wednesday. He is an alternate SOUTHAMPTON, N,Y, - Shin- p.m. EDT. The 18 golfers still on or a 66 around here. That 71 was Democratic lawmakers. lawmakers present for the vote, Republican state convention was a necock H ills took no prisoners. the course at that time were to had a 75 after bogeying the last two is rained out running as high as fSS.OOO, Design Group One submitted'a bid of delegate. like shooting 3 under par. Since I The House was scheduled to but not a m ajority of the cham ber’s "d e m o cra tic election and he lost.” Thurday’s opening round of the resume their opening rounds at 9 holes. Scott Verplank. this year’s |7,S00. The commission had narrowed the Mds down from six to Some of those who did attend started pla yin g the B ritish Open in meet at lOa.m.. but that was put off 151-members, as Democrats claim After Agostinelli was defeated U.S. Open was played in gusty a.m. EDT. Leader among those 18 NCAA champ, made his pro debut two. Missari said, and the other contender, Storch Associates, regarded Agostinelli’s defeat as an 1977, they’ve ne\er had weather EAST HARTFORD — Cheney Tech’s Class Lstatetournament because the chamber could not is required. by Mary Willhide, Manchester’s winds, rain and bone-chitling was M ark Calcavecchia, who was 3 Thursday with a 75. submitted a bid insult to him . They inciuded Vivian like this.” semifinal baseball game with Bristol Eastern at Ray McKenna reach a quorum. Republican lead­ The state attorney general’s $»,soo. Republican registrar of voters, for temperatures so none of the golfers over with two holes to play. Defending champion Andy Missari said that the commission \rill now submit Ito Ferguson and state Sen. Carl Kenny Knox, an early starter, Field was postponed on Thursday, due to rain. The game is ers said they hoped the session office has issued a legal opinion a post on the rules committee at the were surprised that Bob Tway’s "It was, in general, a very N orth opened w ith a 79 and needs a recommendation to the Board of Selectmen, which mayditoide to Zinsser, both of whom are Labriola was 2 under through the first nine tentatively rescheduled for today at 3 p.m. could begin early this afternoon. siding with the Democratic view, convention, he said W illhide should even-par 70 was good enough to difficult day,” said Tway, who is in drastic turnaround today to avoid approve the bid at its next meeting. backers, and Mark Johnson, Re­ Thursday, but had four bogeys and Cheney is 18-4, while Bristol Eastern stands at 15-8. Democrats and Republicans but Republican leaders have ques­ resign as registrar If she wants to take the lead — the first time a only his second year on the Tour missing the cut when the 156- publican town chairman in Bolton, no birdies on the backside and have little, if any, differences on tioned the validity of any opinion The survey is the Srst step in plans by town officials to develop remain acHvein politics within the first-round leader had failed to but has already won more than a player field is trimmed to the low The winner plays in thestatechampionshipcontest against the a backer of Julie Belaga of finished at 2-over along with the winner of Bethel vs. East Lyme. the single b ill on the agenda for the from the executive branch agency. a preventive maintenance strategy for roofe, boilers and other party, break par in the Open in 12 years, half million dollars. “ It was just 60 (and ties) for the final two Westpost for the GOP nomination. two Watsons, David Frost of South session, but Democrats say the In addition to the Democratic parts of the nine town-owned buildings. The 1986-87 budget Agostinelli also said Willhide has kind of a survival day. You could rounds. Others eiected Wednesday be­ Shinnecock Hills is a nearly Africa. Rick Fehr, and Tommy session itself was called illegally boycott, the session has been allocates $10,000 for the review, , been ineffective as a registrar and really blow yourself out of the “The golf course played com­ sides Wiiihide were Donald Kuehl, lOO-year-old course located on the Nakajima of Japan. and thus cannot legally enact any marked by bizarre twists. Missari, who will leave his PBC post at the end of June, also that the registrar’s office has tournament with conditions like pletely different than it did in the legislation. Wednesday evening, House Re­ reported that construction on the flrehouse is continuing on become a "social club.” a Bozzuto backer, for the perman­ eastern tip of Long Island and the "It was pretty brutal,” Knox practice rounds,” said Tom Wat­ this. said. “ I hit the ball pretty good and The session was called to make publicans' voted to have state schedule, and plans call for a grand opening in late July. Smith said today that Agosti­ ent organization commitee; John­ site of the second-ever Open In son. who was figured to have an ’T ve played in conditions worse you can count how few greens I h it. changes to the state’s program for Capitol police "compel” missing nelli, a supporter of Gerald Labri- son for the credentials committee; 1896. It is sim ilar to the British edge at Shinnecock because he has than these, but 'this course is I thought 1 was going to get a break providing property tax relief to Democrats to attend. The move ola of Naugatuck for the Republi­ and Nancy Owen of Giastonbury, Open courses with Its narrow won the British Open five times in difficult in calm, 80 degree with my early start, but there was elderly homeowners and renters. failed, though, when police sought can gubernatorial nomination, uncommitted in the gubernatorial fairways, knee-high rough and tiny the past 11 years. "Y o u had to do a greens. weather. It’s an obviously difficult no bre ak.” Without the changes, many people legal advice on whether to enforce arranged the nominations for four race, for the resolutions great deal of thinking. but fa ir golf course. But I w ouldn’t Four-time Open champion Jack will have their benefits reduced or the order and lawmakers left the committee posts in ascending com m ittee. With that type of course and “ It was a very unforgiving golf say the weather is fair.” Nicklaus suffered three double eliminated. Capitol before that advice was Obituaries order of importance, making him­ Thursday’s punishing weather Tway, who earlier in the year course. It was not set up for the given. self the nominee for the most bogeys on the back nine — the first With a series of bizarre twists making scores average nearly 8 won the Andy W illiams Open, was wind. I can’t recall playing in crucial, the rules committee. when his ball was lost when he marking the session. House Another strange twist came over par. Tway, fresh off last sitting in the interview tent when conditions like this at the U.S. Smith said Agostinelli "forgot Senate ducks drove into a m arsh at the 10th hole, Speaker R.E. Van Norstrand. Thursday m.orning when House Alfred E. Scott Miami. Fla., Raymond Scott of Sunday’s Westchester Classic vic­ play was temporarily suspended Open. If conditions stay like this, that he was going to have to the second when he three-putted at R-Darien. said the bill has now Minority Leader Irving J. Stol- Pittsfield, Mass., and Richard tory, entered today’s second round because of flotided greens. the winning score will be 286 to Alfred E. Scott. 69. of Sebastian. present that slate for a democratic 13, and the third when he missed a 290.” become a secondary issue to the berg, D-New Haven, took control of Scott in Virginia: a daughter, decisions on a stroke ahead of Greg Norman, "I didn’t think it could get any Fla., formerly of Manchester and election.” four-foot putt on the final hole. dispute over the legality of the the House and along with another Beverly Jay of Columbia; six the leading money winner on this worse.” he said. "But listening to “ It was one of the worst days I’ve Columbia died Sunday at the Smith, who like Willhide is a “ The three double bogeys killed session. Democrat voted to end the session. sisters, Mary Austin, Annie Fla­ y e a r’s P G A Tour, that rain beating on the tent, I ever played,” Denis Watson said. Indian River Medical Center in .supporter of Richard Bozzuto of tax reform me.” said Nicklaus. who won the "I really believe this is larger Van Norstrand and other Repub­ herty, Harriet E. McAllister, Ger­ A half dozen others, including guess it is,” “ T h is ranks up with the worst stuff licans said Stolberg had no author­ Vero Beach. Fla. He was the Watertown for the Republican Masters for the sixth time in April I’ve ever played in. S till. I think the than the question before us. I think trude Pickering and Ethel Ted- former champion Tom Watson and Norman came to the Open with ity to c a ll the House to order and a husband of Mary (Gelinas) Scott. gubernatorial nomination, said the WASHINGTON (AP) - The at age 46, after he wound up w ith a ford, all of Manchester, and South African Denis Watson, who the hottest hand, having posted two scoring will be reasonable if the the power of the General Assembly short time later called the House to Born in Newry. Ireland, Oct. 14, control of the rules committee Is Senate, moving toward passing 77. “ It was a pretty darn tough day . weather gets half decent. 1916. he had been a resident of Margaret Leggett of Washington, tied for second in last year’s Open, victories (Las Vegas Invitational is at issue.” Van Norstrand said, order on their own and reces.sed important to all candidates. He radical tax overhaul legislation the toughest day I’ve seen on an “ It’s really like being at a British Manchester for 20 years, and of D C.; and seven grandchildren. He were two shots back after opening and Kemper Open) and two who has defended the legality of with plans to continue the session said there is talk of offering a rule intact, is ducking tough decisions 72s. American course in all my years of Open course.” he said. “ You never was predeceased by a daughter, seconds (Masters and Heritage) in the session. todav Columbia for 16 years, before playing golf.” Louisa M. Scott. that would prevent delegates from on billions of dollars worth of Play, delayed by an early- the past tw(^ionths. ever get bored playing around this moving to Florida six years ago. switching their votes after they major provisions and leavingthem Bernard Langer of West Ger­ course.” He was a veteran of World War Memorial services will be held have cast them but before the vote to congressional negotiators to II. serving in the U.S. Navy, and Saturday at l:30p,m. at St. M ary’s is tallied — a practice that is resolve. Salary floor is key was a life m em ber of the Gold Star Episcopal Church, Burial willbein convention tradition. Senators today were debating an Post. Veterans of Foreign Wars, of the East Cemetery, with full He said a proposal for such a rule amendment offered by Sens. Da­ Willimantic. m ilita ry honors. There are no Tway shows way was presented at a meeting of the niel Inouye. D-Hawaii. and Robert Besides his wife, he is survived Continued from page 1 tions for minimum salary pur­ calling hours. Republican State Central Commit­ Hasten. R-Wis., that would restore by five"? sons. Timothy Scott of poses, it might have to reopen for Memorial donations may be tee and Bozzuto opposes it. the deduction forcharitable contri­ By Will Dunham one-stroke victory over former teachers agree to a minimum that Columbia. Alfred E Scott Jr. of other purposes if it fails to meet a made to the American Cancer Most observers agree that Boz­ butions for people who do not United Press International Oklahoma State teammate Willie will reach $20,000 within three Sebastian. Fla Robert Scott of Societv. formula that compares its overall zuto has a plurality of the delegate itemize their deductions. Wood in last week’s Westchester years. UPl photo salary status with the salary status vote. The writeoff is due to expire at SOUTHAMPTON, N Y. - Bob Cla.ssic. Tway finds himseif third Zinnser feels the board and the of the rest (if the state It has also been reported that the the end of the year, and the bill Tway. likening himself to a tho­ on the PGA money list, with teachers have already done that Yanks' Don Mattingly is congratulated by third base Preliminary figures give Man­ Republican leadership is consider­ would not continue the deduction roughbred racehorse running on a $341,618, behind only Gre g Norm an and do not need to reopen Salter’s is full of fish coach Gene Michael after belting first-inning homer chester scores under that formula that was claim ed on 22.5 m illio n and Any Bean. negotiations. ing a rule under which the muddy track, made the be.st of ranging from 96.,'i to99.2. A score of convention would be closed after a tax returns filed in 1984. miserable conditions in Thurs­ T w ay was 2-under after a 25-foot Thursday night against the host Orioles. The other interpretation is that m ore than 100 would m ake reopen­ fixed number of ballots, even if it However, that amendment, like day’s wind-swept and rain- birdie putt on No. 12. bogeyed 14 since the m inim um is not now ing unnecessary. after politician’s push has not endorsed a candidate. That all the rest offered this week to drenched first round of the U.S. and 15 and made three nifty saves $20,000. negotiations w ill have to be Before negotiations are reo­ would mean a statewide nominat­ restore various tax breaks, was Open. on the final three holes to save par reopened on the subject of min­ gel the pond on the regular pened. both the Board of Education The slate has slocked Salter’s ing primary without any candidate expected to fail “I’m a mudder. as you would for the round. He birdied the third, imum salaries. schedule of the D EP so that it will and the Board of D irectors have to Pond with fish for the first time having the advantage of party Slowly but surely, supporters of sa y ,” said a dam p Tw ay. who shot eighth, 11th and 12th holes, while At stake. Zinsser said, is a salary be slocked automatically each Yanks hang on agree to reopening. W illiam Brin- since 1978 at the request of state endorsement. the tax plan have been able to fend an even-par 70 at Shinnecock Hills bogeying the fourth, ninth, 14th aid grant of $432,490 in the next year. damour. president of the Manches­ Rep. James McCavanagh. D- Smith said control of the rules off all major amendments. Golf Club. "In the past, on some and 15th. fisca l year. $867,122 in the .second, Barlow said today that the pond ter Education Association, has Manchester. committee is important not only to But while the legislation appears bad days. I’ve shot some pretty “ Last week. I played very well. I and $1,299,619 in the third. is one of the most intensively u.sed said the M E A would want to reopen McCavanagh said rainbow and Bozzuto but also to the other to be m oving easily toward Senate good scores.” ■ think anytime you’re piaying well, Even if the Board of Education of the land trust’s holdings. talks, with the subject limited to brook trout were put in the pond off candidates. passage — possibly by sometime Tway. one of five golfers to have you get more confidence and it to edge Orioles does not have to reopen negotia­ He said members of the land sa laries Lydall Street a week ago. There are 37 state convention next week — legislators are carries over a littie bit,” Tway trust are pleased about the heavy won two tournaments this year, McCavanagh said he arranged delegates from the Fourth Sena­ making clear that they never want said. “ That helped me today. I had public use of the pond and can point patiently battled a steady rain and Bv United Press International ’’Fisher threw well and Righetti for the stocking last year after torial District and 20 of them are some of the m ajor provisions in the wind gusts close to 30 miles an confidence in the way I was persuading the slate Department to it as a example of the success of closed the door. Our pitching is Bozzuto supporters, he said. Smith landmark plan to become law hour. playing and I had a fewgood.things B A L T IM O R E — R ick e y Hender­ DPUC appeals ruling of Environmental Protection that the trust’s efforts. better and it’s going to get better.” ” I think you have to have a iot of happen I made some long pulls son’s speed quietly leads the New the pond — now owned by the New York took a 3-0 lead in the patience.” he said. “ You’re going and I made some good saves, hit a York Yankees. regulators ordered that any profit Manchester Land Con.servation first. Rickey Henderson walked HARTFORD (AP) — The De­ -r to make bogeys — hopefjlly you lot of good shots and was just able Don Mattingly and Ken Griffey partment of Public Utility Control above the 15.9 percent rale of Trust — is open to public fishing. and scored on M a ttin g ly ’s 12th can make some birdies to counter to shot a good score.” blasted home runs and Dave return he set aside in a ratepayers The state di.scontinued the .stock­ homer of the year. Griffey’s has decided to challenge a Super­ them. But I think the m ain thing is With a handfui of golfers shoot­ Winfield took away a two-run ior Court ruling that turned over a fund to be used to offset future rale ing after 1978. McCavanagh said. seventh homer of the year, a solo that (when) things aren’t going to ing in the 80s. T w ay’s round looks Baltimore homer with a spectacu­ $33.3 million ratepayer fund to the increases. becau.se officials felt the pond was shot with two out. knocked out tSteh,.- d h is id turn out good, you just have to have all the belter. lar catch to off-set three homers by Connecticut Light & Power Co. The fund, which grew to $33.3 not open to the public for fishing. starter Ken Dixon. UPl photo a lot of patience and just keep ”It’s hard to compare it to a Juan Beniquez and give the The DPUC sent a letter to rhillion by M ay .30, was ruled illegal The former owners, Lydall Inc., Take a Look Winfield helped protect the m ar­ Bob Tway, the U.S. Open's first round leader, blasts from try in g .” normal day,” he said. “Today’s Yankees a 7-5 victory. But New Attorney General Joseph I. Lieber- by the court, returning the money re.stricled fishing to children and gin by robbing Lee Lacy of a Tway, one of the rising stars of just kind of a survi vai day. I think if York manager Lou Piniella said man. asking his office to appeal the to C L & P senior citizens. At Moriarty Brother’s Used Cars Specials! a sand trap on the first hole. He landed five feet from the two-run homer with a leaping the PGA Tour, has done more than you shot in the mid-70s. you’re sliii Henderson deserved the credit. decision issued May 30 in Hartford The DPUC this week gave final In 1980 Lydall donated the pond catch over the right field fence in pin and made par with one putt. just try in 1986. Coming off his going to be in the hunt. ’’When Henderson gets on base it Superior Court approval to a new set of rales, to the land trust. the fifth inning. certainly helps our offense” said The fund was established in which sets the company's profit McCavanagh said he checked 85 DODGE PICKUP 85 5TH AVENUE “ It was three feet upon the fence Piniella. who watched his fleet- September 1985, when utility regu­ level at 14 percent Regulators also with Malcolm Barlow, legal coun­ 4x4, 8 Ft. Bed. Stereo. Lift Kit with Oversize Tires. auto, air leather low rniles. like new and I jumped to ensure getting on Chrome raiis, tough truck footed center fielder score three lators determined that CL&P was rejected CL&P’s request for an sel for the trust, who told him the top of the ball,” Winfield said. times Thursday night, including earning profits above its then- additional $133 8 million in addi­ pond is open to the public. “ Defense allows you to do some­ the game-winning run on Matting­ tional electricity revenues Connors, Becker and Edberg thing like that, whatever it takes allowed 15.9 percent level. The McCavanagh said he is trying to *13,295 *9,800 ly’s seventh-inning double. for us to win. That’s a win for today "H e can steal a base and run the and confidence for tomorrow.” bases as well orbetterthan anyone Beniquez led off the second with 85 COLONY PARK WAGON in baseball.” the Yankee manager his first homer of the game, pulling East graduation an upbeat affair 83 BUICK REGAL added. 9 sealer, air pw pb. prefect family car. loaded V-8 all advance on Queen’s court Baltimore within 3-1. Henderson auto, 4 DR, very ciean, special The game was delayed 33 singled across two runs in the Continued from page I at Simmon.'- t olU-gc in Boston — Devine, a 1969 graduate of East minutes by rain. fourth for a 5-1 lead. By United Press International saying he might pull the next said back then, she never thought Catholic, told the students to enjoy Edberg, who lives nearby, won Marcel Freeman, 6-1. 6-2. Henderson scored an insurance Beniquez homered in the fourth umpire who crossed him out of the ing animal science at UConn. said she would make it to graduation their graduation celebrations. He *11,195 *6195 the encounter against McNamee In Friday’s quarterfinais. Con-__ run on W in fie ld’s single in the ninth with two out, making it 5-2. After LONDON — The top three seeds. chair during a match. her four years at East Catholic Thursday night, she was excited, said that while every student has on his first match point as he nors willtakeon Annacone. Becker inning after stealing third base for Cal Ripken doubled to lead off the Jim m y Connors, Boris Becker and Connors, ranked No. 6 in the were a lot of hard work But the but said she was also a little afraid different talents and abilities, it is served for the match at 40-0. plays Mayotte, Edberg plays Wil­ the seventh time this season. sixth. Murray homered. chasing 82 CHEVY CAVALIER 79 BUICK CENTURY Stefan Edberg, advanced to the world, returned to international ■ effort was worth it. she said. of the future. important that student.s encourage V-6 auto, midsize wagon, great shape, runs great, ’’Today I played well. I was kison and Seguso piays Krishnan. Henderson leads the American starter Pulido. Beniquez followed automatic. 4 DR. 4 cyl. clean car. economical choice quarterfinals of the $327,400 Baffin said she attended East has a great price tennis at Queen’s after serving a moving the way I wanted. My other Connors continued the string of League with 39 stolen bases. each other (jueen’s grass court tournament with his third homer of the night, Catholic because many of her "G od has a lot of surprises in 10-week ban for refusing to finish a two matches here have just been broad hints that he might be The Orioles rallied from a 5-1 Thursday with straight-sets fourth of the season, tying the friends and family did "Ali my store for you.” the Rev Joseph T, "Peace comes about only match last February. so-so,” Edberg said. thinking about ending his success- victories. deficit as Beniquez homered in his score 5-5. brothers and si.sters went there Devine told the graduating class through dedication to respect and “ I’m playing well, trying to get Americans Paul Annacone (No. full career. first three at ha before popping out *4595 *3595 On the sunniest day of a wet and “ It was one of those nights. I hit It’s a family place.” she said. during his address Some of the encouragement of other people.” used to the surroundings.” said 7). T im W ilkison (No. 12). T im ” I won’t quit totaily.” he admit­ his fourth trip. Eddie Murray windy summer, top seed Connors the ball good and it went out of the Christa Larson said she remem­ surprises. Devine said, "w ill blow he said Connors, 33. "And I only want to Mayotte (No. 8) and Robert Seguso ted. “ I enjoy the game, it ke- psm e added a two-run homer. blasted I6th-ranked Frenchman ballpark, but I was surprised. bered being a little afraid during your m in d " 83 BUICK REGAL talk about tennis.” (unseeded), and unseeded Indian in touch with my endorsements. M a ttin g ly ’s double snapped a 5-5 After the commencement ended 83 CHEVY WAGON G uy Forget. 6-1.6-3; second seeded A fte r all, I am a line drive h itte r.” freshmen orientation, when a auto, air cruise roof limited edition, twin bucket seats sporty Becker is the defending cham­ Ramesh Krishman aiso advanced But I’ll probably cut down to 15 or tie. Rookie left hander Alfon.so "All of you are unique, and no and the post-ceremonial congratu­ auto, PB. buckets, very clean, air. special buy West German Becker dumped Beniquez said. "But we didn’t win number of her classmates were pion at the exclusive Queen’s club, to the quarterfinals Thursday. 20 tournaments p year soon.” Pulido struck out seven and two futures are exactly going to be lations had been given and re­ Australian Simon Youl, 6-3, 6-1: and I feel bad about that.” ’’initiated” to the school by upper where he got a running start forhis Annacone defeated Andrew Unlucky Swede Anders Jarryd, allowed only four hits in five alike.” he said He urged students ceived. the graduates filed out of and No. 3 seed Swede Edberg The only other O riole to hit three classm en. shocking Wimbledon title by win­ Caslte, 6-4, 6-1; Wilkison defeated eliminated in the first round at innings. Reliever Brian Fisher, "to do whatever the Lord tells the church with their high school *4925 eliminated another Australian. hom ers in a gam e at M unicipal Larson — who plans to studv art *6595 ning this one-week event a year Todd Nelson. 6-7 (2-7), 7-6 (7-3), Queen’s and an e arly lo.ser two you.” careers behind them Paul McNamee, 7-5, 6-3. 2-2, was the winner. Dave Righetti Stadium was Bobby Grich. June ago. He showed he’s well on track 13-11; Mayotte defeated David weeks ago in the French Open, finished for his 14th save. Tippy Connors only wanted to talk 18. 1974, against Minnesota. Beni­ 85 MAZDA RX7-SE for a repeat Os he blasted the Pate, 7-6 (7-5), 6-1; Seguso. de­ twisted his problem left knee Martinez, 1-1, took the loss. 84 LINCOLN TOWN CAR tennis, saying he “ w asn’t th rille d ” quez fouled out to first in the ieather, 5 spd, air, PW, PB, PL, a rocket inalher PW PB. PS, cruise, tape deck, special buy outmatched Youl in less than an feated Danie Visser, 6-4, 6-2; and during a first-round doubles match “ Pulido did a good job and kept seventh, and grounded out to short after being quoted Wednesday as hour. Krishman defeated American with partner Edberg Thursday. us in the ball game.” Piniella said. in the ninth. *13,995 *11,195 '^estcnvii^^Pt}arinacy Major League roundup 83 MERCURY CAPRI RS 445 H ARTFO R D ROAD 643-5230 OPEN 7 DA FS A WEEK 8 am - 9 pm 84 LINCOLN TOWN CAR I 5 spd V0 runs great, nice wheels, a screamer leather, carriage roof, PW. PB, PL. 1 Great condition, V-8. Special 1 e are opun all dav Father’s Day, *6195 *10,995 1 Jays flog Tigers in fog ' * 1 II 1 ■ " .June 15. By Mike Tully that nobody knew where the ball home two runs and Harold Baines 1 79 MERCURY COUGAR United Press International was so I kept on running.” hit the next pitch for a two-run Free Gift Wrappinji; 1 speciai buy, auto, 2 DR coupe, dk. biue, runs for oniy: “ Once the ball left the pitcher’s homer in a five- run ninth that Both the Detroit Tigers and the hand I couldn’t see it.” said Detroit rallied the White Sox. Joe Cowley. And remember, Toronto Blue Jays played in a fog right fielder Kirk Gibson. “ It was a 3-3. gave up six hits and no walks in but only the Tigers looked like it. miracle if anybody could. eight innings to earn the victory.. W(* earrv a full line of Hallmark 1 ^ * 2 9 9 5 ^ ^ The Tigers lost a least three balls “ (Shortstop) Alan Trammell Bob James worked the ninth. in a thick mist off Lake Ontario and the guys in the infield were f:ards and party supplies. Thursday night, suffering a 9-0 pointing to it, but all I could see was Angels 3, Royals 2 83 LEBARON CONVERTIBLE I thrashing in a game called in the someone swing. I couldn’t see the r leather, loaded & likeable. Spring Special 1 At Anaheim. Calif., Brian Down­ seventh inning by rain. b a ll.” ing tripled home two runs in the FATHER’S DAY SPECIAL! “l'\e got news for you, I knew Cliff Johnson drove in three runs third and Mike Witt fired a *8595 1 they w ouldn’t be able to see it if it with a two-run homer and RBI six-hitter to propel the Angels one was hit in the air,” Tigers manager double and Jesse Barfield added a game ahead of Kansas City and 25% O FF all The Caring Car People Sparky Anderson said. “I knew solo hom er to hand D etroit its 10th into second place in the American they couldn’t find it.” loss in its last 13 games. League West. Witt, 7-4, had a O ld Spice Gift Sets Buck Martinez collected a pair of Jimmy Key. 4-5, scattered six no-hitter and a 3-0 lead through five 301 Center Street ______RBI doubles and Kelly Gruber hits and struck out six en route to innings. launched a three-run homer, all his second shutout and second camoflauged by fog. Com[)lctc line (Just Olf Exit 60 /M OmAR«f‘Y BROTHERS / 643 5135 complete game. Dave LaPoint, 2-5. Astros 4, Giants 1 “I didn’t see where the ball took the loss. At 1-64) At Houston, rookie Manny Her­ ot itittn’s colofim's. landed.” said Gruber, who went After Gruber’s homer, play was nandez. l-I, earned his first major UPl photo 3-for-4 and picked up his third halted and, after a delay of 35 league victory and M a rk B a ile y hit homer, “To tell the truth it was Detroit’s Pat Sheridan looks back Toronto. Sheridan made it safely to W E S T O W N — your full service pharmacy. minutes, the game was called. a two-run homer, helping the LINCOLN • MERCURY • MAZDA • MERKUR way too thick out there. toward a charging Tony Fernandez second, but the Tigers lost, 9-0, in a Astros open a four-game series ' “ When I got to first I figured that White Sox 8, Mariners 4 between the National League West while caught in a rundown between first seven-frame, fog-shortened game. I had driven in a run. but then I saw At Seattle. Carlton Fisk doubled leaders. and second base in the fifth inning in 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 13, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Fritiay. June 13. 1986 — 11 SCOREBOARD Yale names Dick Kuchen as basketball coach Bv United Press International who resigned in April to become seven years, from 1978 to 1985. Other players coached by Ku­ anxious to win and to win consist­ National Little College tourna­ SD 12. heed coach at the University of He also was an assistant coach Yankesat.OrlolaaS NEW HAVEN. Conn. - Dick chen included Bill Laimbeer of ently as quickly as possible." ment in 1968. The next year, he American League — Joyner, Col II; Vermont. Yale, which finished last Tway hole-by-hole 1984— Kevin W illis.M ich ig a n Stdte.1983— under Digger Phelps at Notre Notre Dame, who was selected in Kuchen served as a commenta­ served as assistant basketball Barfield, Tor and Canseco, Oak 16; None, x-1982—Keith Edmonton, Kuchen. former head basketball Baseball NEW YORK BALTIMORE season with a 13-13 record overall Dame for three years from 1975 to the third round of the 1979 draft by Baylor, Bos and Puckett, Minn IS. G olf Purdue, __ coach of the University of tor for the NCAA tournament this coach at Washington University. obrhM obrhM Runs Batted in SOUTHAMPTON, N.Y. (UPl) — A and 7-7 in the Ivy League, has all 1978. inclu d in g the 1977-78 season 190— A l Wood, North C arolina, x-1980— California-Berkeley and assistant the Detroit Pistons, and Kevin year and as color commentator for A nativeof Asbury Park. N.J.. he Hendrsn cf 3 3 2 2 W iggins 2b National 4 0 Leogue 3 0 — Brooks, Mtl 43; hole^sy-tiole description of the round 0(70 Don Collins, Washington Stote. five starters returning. when the Irish advanced to the Mttngly lb 5 1 2 3 Lacy rf C.DavIs, 5 0 SF, 0Morsholl, 0 LA, Parker, CIn shot by Bob Twoy, which m ve him the at Notre Dame, has been named Kunnert of Iowa. who was selected Lorimar Sports Productions cov­ was a four-year starter and Boston Celtlci "My three immediate goals." NCAA final four. American Leagut standings Winfield rf 4 0 1 1 Ripken ssondSchmldt,Phll41. 5 12 0 MInnechaug first round leod In the U.S. Open: 1985—Sam Vincent, Michigan State. the head coach at Yale University. in the first round of the 1973 draft ering the Pacific 10 Conference in 1.000-point scorer at R iderC olleg e. E a sie r dh 5 0 0 0 M u rra y 1b 4 1 1 2 American League — Canseco, Oak 57; No. 1,3M yards, por.4 — Driver, 8-Iron 19( 4—Michael Young, Houston. 1983— Kuchen said, "are to get to know Kuchen was assistant at Iowa by the Chicago Bulls. the 1985-86 season. (Sriffey If 4 111 Benlouz dh 5 3 3 3 M attingly, N Y 52; Joyn er, C ol 47; Into bunker, blast to 4 feet, 1-putt (or Kuchen. who has served since where he earned his bachelor's of _WOMEN'S»HOLE — SCRAMBLE — G reg Kite, B righam Young, x-1982— the Yale players as soon as I can. to under Lute Olson from 1970 to 1975 At Yale he will coach the Ivy In 1983, he coached the PAC- 10 Em t P a g lla rl X 3 0 0 0 Young If 4 0 0 0 Murray, Balt 44; Baylor, Bos and par. Dorren Tlllls, Clevelond State, x-1981— 1985 as associate vice president of science degreee in 1966. He is a Hassey c 3 10 0 Shelby cf 4 0 10 Kingman, (3ak 43. Gross — Morlca Froh’-Borbora get a handle on the next re cru itin g Kuchen has coached several League's top center. 6-10 Chris W L Pet. OB TIerney-Mirlam Aubrev-Mlidred No. 2, 226 yards, par-3 — 2-Iron to 25 Chorles Brodley, Wyoming, marketing for the San Francisco All-Star team that toured the member of the Rider College Hall Boston 39 19 .672 — Rndiph 2b 2 1 0 0 R ayfo rd X 2 0 0Stolen 0 Boses (eet, 2-putt fo r par. class that's out there and to college players who were top picks Dudley, a first team All-lvy pick FIschlln ss 2 0 0 0 O'AAallv X 1 0 0 0 Clork 42. Putts — Janet Rothwell- 1980— Kevin real estate firm Sierra Capital, will Soviet Union, and in 1973 coached a of Fam e. B altim o re 34 23 .596 4'/7 National League — Coleman, StL 35; Dorothy Ardo-Loretto Boyd-Mary BIsI No. 3,453 yards, par-4 — D river, 5-Iron M cH ale, M innesota. stimulate interest inYale basket­ in the NBA draft, including Mark the last two seasons. New Y o rk 35 24 .593 *Vi Bonilla X 1 0 0 0 Duncon, L A 28; Raines, M tl 25; Ooron, to 20 (eet, 1^)ott (or birdie. assume the Yale post imme­ sim ilar all-star touring team from Kuchen was drafted in 1966 by Chicago Bulli ball in the community and McNamara of California- M llw o ukee X 27 .526 t'/7 Dem psey c 2 0 0 0 Hou 18; five players fled at 15. No. 4, 408 yards, par-4 — D riv e r Into 1985—Keith Lee, Memphis State. 1984— "I'm very excited to get going to the Big Ten Conference. the St. Louis H aw ks and played for Totals 31 7 6 6 Totals 37 S 10 5 diately. Yale Athletic Director Cleveland 29 a .509 9'/i American League — Henderson, NY left rough, pitch from rough short ot Michael Jordon, North Carolina. beyond." Berkeley. selected in the first Yale," said Kuchen. "and I look Kuchen began his coaching the Columbus Comets of the Toronto 29 31 .403 11 Now Yoth 300X0101— 7 » ; CangelosI, Chi 26; Wiggins, Balt 19; Tallwood green, chip to 10 feet, 2-putt for bogey. Frank B. Ryan said Thursday Detroit Baltimore olO 103 OOO— 5 1983— Kuchen was head basketball round of the 1982 draft by' the forward to evaluating the team career by leading the Art Institute 26 X .464 12 No. 5, 535 yords, par-5 — Driver, 3- Sidney Green, Nevoda-Los Vegas. 1982— Kuchen succeeds Tom Brennan. Midwestern League for two Wm I Game-winning RBI — M atlingly wnJSSrkcls. l a d i e s - MATCH PLAY VS. PAR wood, pitch over green, chip to 10 feet, 1- coach at California-Berkeley for Philadelphia 76ers. and the basketball program. I'm of Pittsburgh to the finals of the seasons. (6). — 18 Holers — Nicole Oomorllan 4 op, Quintin Dailey, San Froncisco. 1981— Texas X 25 569 ______Pitching putt (or par. Orlando Woolrldge, Notre Dame. California X 29 .506 3'/j E—Havens. T.Martinez, Wiggins. Victories Linda Soar! 2 up, Anno Koval 1 up, No. 6,471 yards, par-4 — D river, 8-Iron Kansas City 29 X .492 *'/i DP— National League — Knepper, Hou 10-3; Marie Johnson 1 up, Beverly Melvin to X feet, 2-putt (or por. 1980— Baltimore 2. LOB—New York 7, even. Kelvin Ransev, Ohio State. Chlcoaa 25 X .431 8 Gooden. NY 8-2; Krukow, SF, Rowley, No. 7, 5-Iron over green Into rough, ClovetandCavallert Baltimore 10. 2B— Ripken 2, Henderson, 9 H o le rs ~ E la in e G ilb e rt 2 up,'H elen O akland 25 M .417 9 P h il ond Valenzuela, L A 8-4. chip to 4 feet, 1-putt tor par. 1985—Charles Oakley, Virginia Un- Minnesota X X .390 lO'/j M attingly. H R — M attin g ly (12), G riffe y American League-Clemens,Bos 11-0; S lo d yk 1 up, R o la n d e C la rk even, A lis a No. 8,' 367 yards, par 4 — Driver, (7), Benlauez 3 (4), Murray (8). SB— Boblnskl 1 down. pitching wedge to 1 toot, 1-putt (or Ion. Seattle 22 39 .M l 12'/j Boddlcker, Balt, 8-1; Hlguero, Mil 8-4; 1984— Tim McCormick, Michigan. NBA draft is full of suspense Ttiunday'i Ecsulli M u rra y (8). Henderson (X), Wiggins 2 Haas, Oak 7-2; NIekro, NY 7-3; Balles, birdie. (19), Shelby (10), S— W infield. Cle, Boyd, Bos and Witt, Cal 7-4. No. 9, 447 yards, por 4 — Driver, 4- 198^— Toronto 9, D etroit 0, 7 Inninos, rain Roy Hinson, Rutgers. Stewort New Yark 7, Baltimore 5 IP H R ER BB SO Earned Run Average U.8. Open Champlonahlp Iron short ot green, chip to 10 feet, 2-putt Now Yom tor bogey. Granger, By David E. Nathan in the league at least four years, the trades, the Sixers would have Golden State, which will pick C a lifo rn io 3, Kansas C ity 2 (Based on 1 Inning x number ot games Vlllonova. 1982—John Bagiev, Bos­ Chicago 8, Seattle 4 P u lid o 5 6 4 4 1 7 each team has played) No. 10, 409 yards, por-4 — Driver, 4- United Press International twice the annual average been choosing 21st and the Celtics third, is apparently leaning toward Fisher (W 2-2) 2 2 1 1 3 2 At Souttiompton, N.Y# June 12 Iron over green, chip to 8 feet, 1-putt tor ton Milwaukee at Boston, ppd., rain National League — Gooden. NY 2.11; College. 1981— None, x-1980— Chad The two themes of the draft could Friday's Oamet Rlghetti (S 14) 2 2 0 0 1 0 Knepper, Hou 2.26; Oleda, NY 2.X; fPor 70) Or; 24th Washburn, who left N.C State Baltimore Smith, Atl 2.57; Rhoden, Pit 2.61. No. 11, IX yards, por-3 — 6-Iron to 20 KInch, NEW YORK - Unlike the past well be "The Young and the (All Times EOT) North Carollno-Charldtte. Five teams that missed the after playing just one full year of Minnesota (Blyleven 5-5) at Cleveland D ixon 2-3 2 3 3 2 1 American League — Hlguero, M il 2.18; Bob Tw ov 35-35— 70 feet, 1-putt tor birdie. three NBA drafts, which had about Restless" and "The Rich Get playoffs — Golden State. Indiana. college basketball. Havens 2 2-3 0 2 2 4 2 Greo Normon 36-35-71 No. 12, 472 yards, par-4 — Driver, 5- D allas M a v o rlc k t (Candlottl3.6),7;35p.m. Clemens, Bos 2.28; Leonard, KC 2.X; 1985—Detlef Schrempt, Washington. as m uch suspense as an election in Detroit (King 1.0) at Toronto (Clancy T .M rtn z (L 1-1) 2 2-3 3 1 1 1 3 Hurst, Bos 2.79; Correa, Tex 2.M. R ick Fehr 37-35— 72 Iron to 20 feet, 1-putt for birdie. Richer and the Poor Get Poorer. " New York, Phoenix and Cleveland After the first few selections 6-3), 7:35 p.m. BordI 2 0 1 0 2 1 Tom W atson 38-34— 72 No. 13, 377 yards, par 4 — Driver, B ill a one-party country, the 1986 draft Nine college underclassman de­ Strikeouts Wennlngton, St. John's. Uwe Blab, 1 — w ill all get a chance to select a guards and forwards are expected Milwaukee (Hlguero 8-4) at Boston Aase 1 1 0 0 0 0 National League — Scott, Hou 115; Kenny Knox 33-39— 72 sond wedge to 20 feet, 2-ouft (or par. of college basketball talent prom­ cided to forego their remaining (Boyd 7-4), 7:35 p.m. Pulido pitched to 2 batters In 6th; Valenzuela, LA 96; Welch, LA 79; David Frost 35-37— 72 N r 14, 444 yards, por-4 — D rive r Into Indiana. 1984—Sam Perkins, North player in the first eight picks to dominate the draft. New York (Shirley 0-2) ot Baltimore T.Martinez pitched to 2 batters In 7th; Palm er Atl 77; Smith, Atl 76, Denis Watson 35-37— 72 left rough, 3-Iron wide ot the green, chip Carolina. Terence Stansburv, Temple. ises to be full of mystery and college eligibility and enter the The draft is topheavy with big The top guards include Virginia (D avis 5-5), 8:05 p.m. BordI pitched to 2 batters In 9th. American Leogue — Clemens, Bos 104; Tsuneyuki Nakalima 36-36—72 to 15 (eet, 2-putt tor bogey. 1983— Dale Ellis, Tennessee. Derek intrigue Horper, Illinois. 1982—Bill Garnett, draft. Five of those — North guards and small forwards but. as Tech's Dell Curry. Duke's Johnny Chicago (Davis 3-3) at Seattle (Moore T — 3:45. A — W,135. Hurst, Bos 89;. Hlguero, MM 85; Witt, Cal G a ry Koch 37-36— 73 No. 15, 397 yards, oor-4 — Driver, The June 17 draft has no Carolina State center Chris Wash­ 3-6), 10:35 p.m. Um pires — Hom e, B rinkm on; 1b, 83; R llo, Oak 82. Jo d ie M udd 37.3 ^ 7 3 pitching wedge Into bunker, blost to 12 Wyoming, v-1981—M ark Aguirre, De- usual, the top selections will likely Dawkins. Maurice Martin of St Texas (Guzman 5-6) ot Oakland Cooney; X , K aiser; X , Palerm o. Saves T om Kite 39-3S-74 feet, 2-putt (or bogey. Paul. clear-cut No. 1 choice The Phila­ burn. Memphis State center Wil­ be big men. The 6- foot-10 Wash- Joseph's. Ron Harper of Miami (C odiroll 4-7), 10:35 p.m. Notlonol League — Smith, Hou 16; Don Reese 39-35— 74 No. 16, 544 yards, par-5 — Driver, 3- Rolando Blockmon, Kansas State. 1980— delphia 76ers. who won the first KIkl Vondeweghe. UCLA. liam Bedford. Louisiana State bum and 7-foot Bedford, along with (Ohio) and Syracuse's Kansas City (Saberhogen 3-6) at Rrardon, Mtl 14; Orosco, NY 11; Franco, M ik e Reid 37-37— 74 wood, sand wedge to 7 (eet, 2-putt (or selection over six franchises, ha­ Lee Trevino 36-38—74 par. Dcnyer Nuggets forward John Williams. St. John's North Carolina's 6-11 Brad Daugh­ Washington C o llfo rn lo (Slaton 4-5), 10:Xp.m . CIn, Gossage, SD and W orrell, StL 9. 1985— Blair Rasmussen, Oregon. 1984— Saturday's Games White Sox8. Mariners 4 American Leogue — Aose, Balt 17; Doug TeweM 36-38— 74 No, 17, 172 yards, por-3 — 8-Iron over ven't made their intentions known. forward Walter Berry and Syra­ erty and Maryland's 6-7 Len Bias, Top forwards include Auburn's Milwaukee at Boston Rlghetti, NY 14; Harris, Tex 11; Lanny Wodkins 38-36— 74 green, sand wedge to 3 feet, 1-putt (or None, x-1983—Howard Corter, Louisi­ ana Trade talk involving two of the cuse guard Dwayne "Pearl" Wa­ could be the first four players Chuck Person. Kentucky's Kenny New York ot Baltimore CHICAGO SEATTLE Hernandez, Det and Stanley, Bos 10. Tze-MIno Chen 35-39—74 par. Minnesota at Cleveland Mark McCumber 36-38— 74 No. 18, 4X yards, por-4 — Driver, 7- State, x-1982—Rob Williams, Houston. NBA's top players. Sixer center shington ^ are expected to go in selected Walker. Louisville's Biliy Thomp­ Ob r h bl ab r h bl Cralo Stodler 1981 — None, x-1980— Jam es Ray, Detroit ot Toronto Cangels cf 4 2 1 1 Reynids X 4 0 0 0 35-39-74 Iron short ot green, sand wedge to 10 Moses Malone and Seattle center the first half of the first round "Ultimately you win with good, son Duke's Mark Alarie Ohio Konsas C ity at C alifornia Michael Maloska 4 I.3 3-.74 feet, 1-putt (or por. Jackson­ Fisk c 4 2 3 4 Moses cf 4 0 0 0 Bernhard Longer ville. x-Carl Nicks, Indiana State. Jack Sikma. added furtherdrama. Once again two of the league's big people." says Sixer general Slate's Brad Sellers. Michigan's Texas at O akland Baines rf 5 12 2 PBrodly If 4 0 0 0 All-Star voting leadera 3935—74 Chicago at Seattle, night D ave B a rr 40-35—75 Detroit Pistons The top prizes of the last three weaker franchises will he without manager Pat Williams "Daugh­ Roy Tarpley. LSU's Williams and W alker 1b 3 0 1 0 AD avIs 1b 4 1 1 0 John Cook 1985— Joe Dum ors, M cN eese State. 1984 Standouts Hairston If 1 0 0 O Presley 3b 4 2 3 1 3936— 75 years — Ralph Sampson. Akeem first-round choices The Los An­ erty is the most visible player But B erry of St John's Home Runs American Leogue C hip Beck 37.3s— 75 8 ketches of leaders -Tony Campbell, Ohio Stote. 1983— Bonilla If 4 0 0 0 Tartbll dh 4 0 2 1 Gotcher — Lance Porrish, Detroit Don Pooley A n to ine C a rr, WIchIto State. 1982— Olajuwon and Patrick Ewing — geles C lipp e rs w ill not pick until Chris Washburn may have a better Order of selection in the first Toronto, Gruber (3), Johnson Kittle dh 4 0 10 Hendrsn rf 4 1 1 0 3936— 75 (7), 240,731; Jim Sundberg, Kansas City H al Sutton 38-37— 75 C litt were known months before Draft the seventh pick of the third round future and W illiam Bedford is only round: Guillen ss 0 10 0 Owen ss 2 0 12 SOUTHAMPTON, N. Y. (UPl) — B arfield (16). Baltim ore, Benlauez 3 (4), 155,866; Bob Boone, C a lifo rn ia 80.929; L a rry M ize 35-40— 75 Levlngston. WIchIto Stote. Ricky Pierce, Day. The only mystery was which the .54lh pick overall and the a junior and by 1988 he may be Hulett 3b 4 0 0 0 Yeager c 3 0 0 0 Steve Yeager, Seattle 74,393; Rick Bill Rogers Thumbnail sketches of the first-round Rice. 1981— Islah Thomas, Indiana. Kelly 1. Philadelphia (from LA M u rra y (8). New Y o rk, M attin g ly (12), Tolleson ss 3 1 1 0 37-38— 75 leaders In the U.S. Open oolf team would gel the chance to draft SuperSonics will have to wail until G riffe y (7). Chicago, Baines (10). Seottle, Dempsey, Baltimore 62,205; Rich Jeff Slumon 37-38— 75 Tripucka, Notre Dome. 1980—Lorry another Patrick Ewing " Clippers) 2. Boston (from Seat­ S B ra d ly ph 0 1 0 0 championship; Drew, Missouri. Presley (11). James p 0 0 0 0 Gedmon, Boston 51,541; Butch Wynegor, Chris Perry 37-38— 75 tsf PS' first and that was settled through the sixth pick of the second round Scouts think Daugherty, a good tle) 3. Golden State 4. Indianapo­ New York 47,390; on Slaught, Texos Mac O'Grady Bob Tway, 27, Edmund, Oklo. At­ <2oldon State Warriors Winning Pitchers C ruz X 4 0 0 0 37-38— 75 tended Oklahoma Stoteand joined PGA a coin-flip or a lottery weeks The Clippers gave up their pick shooter with strong fundamentals, lis 5. New York 6 Phoenix 7. Toronto, Key (4-5). New Y o rk, Fisher 44,558. M a rk M cM u Ity 37-38— 75 1985— Chris Mullln, St. John's. 1984— M. Totals M 1 9 7 Totals X 4 8 4 First base — Wally Joyner, Collfornlo Larry Nelson Tour last year, when he won $164,023. None, x-1983— Russell Cross, Purdue, 1982 before. to Philadelphia for forward Joe and Washburn may play power Dallas. 8 Cleveland 9. Chicago (2-2). C alifornia, W itt (7-4). Chicago, Chicago OOO 000 035— 8 3639— 75 This year Is No. 3 on money list with UPl photo Cow ley (3-3). 194,782; Don Mottlngly, New York Hubert Green 37-38—75 — Lester Conner, Oregeon State. 1981— "This is a draft without the big "Jelly Bean" Bryant Seattle lost forward in the pros Bedford is in San Antonio II. Detroit 12. Seattle OM 100 100— 4 173,184; Steve BolbonI, Kansas City $341,618 a fter w inning A ndy W illia m s None, v-1980 — Joe Barry Carroll, Saves Gome-wInnlng RBI — F isk (3). Barry Jaeckel 38-37— 75 so-called 'franchise' player." says its selection when it picked up 106,580; Eddie Murray, Baltimore99,9W; Raymond Floyd Open In February and lost week's Purdue. x-RIckev Brown, Missis­ regarded as the best pure center Washington 13. New Jersey 14. New Y o rk, Rlghetti (14). E—Cowley, Young. DP—Chicago 3936— 75 WestchesterClassIc. Darrell Evans, Detroit 69,028; Bill •Fuzzy Zoeller 4(K35— 75 sippi Bird honored again NBA chief scout .Marty Blake guard Gerald Henderson from available Portland 15. Utah 16 Denver Buckner, Boston 52,772; Pete O'Brien, Phil Blockmor Greg Norman, 31, native of Queens­ State. Seattle 1. LOB— Chicago 5, Seattle 3. 2B 37-38— 75 "B u t what it has is a lot of depth. Boston. Boston has expressed strong (from Dallas) 17. Sacramento 18, National League standings Texas 42,018; Kent Hrbek, Minnesota Scott V erpiank 37-38— 75 land, Austral io now residing In Bov H ill, Houston Rockets —A. Davis, Tortabull, Henderson,Owen, Flo. Joined tour In 1983. Won Kemper Larry Birij of the'worlij champion Boston Celtics displays There are more players here that Philadelphia and Boston two of interest in Bias a college scoring 38,595. Bobby Wodkins 38-37— 75 1985—Steve Harris, Tulsa, v-1984— Denver. 19. Atlanta 20. Houston Fisk 2. H R — Preslev (11), Bolnes (10). Second base — Lou WhItoker, Detroit Open and Canodlan Open In 1984. This Akeem Ololuwon, Houston, y-1983— the Most Valuable Player Trophy of the 1986 NBA should m ake the league than in any the NBA's dominant teams the lasi machine who may have to spend SB—Walker ( 1), Tolleson (1). S— Lennie Clements 37-38— 75 21. Philadelphia 22. .Milwaukee EQtt 160,623; Frank White, Kansos City Severiano Ballesteros year’s leading money winner with Ralph Owen. 38-37— 75 $447,109 a fte r w in n in g Las Vegas draft in a d e c a d e " decade will choose first and much of his first year on the bench 23. Los Angeles Lakers 24 Por­ W L Pet. GB 157,886; W lllle Randolph, New A ndy Bean 38-38— 76 Sampson, Virginia, and Rodney McCrav, Championship Series as he was presented with it by New Y ork 39 16 .709 — IP H R ER BB SO York 119,995; Bobby Grlch, California Invitational lost month and Kemper Louisville. 1982—Terry Teagle, Baylor. Blake estimates as many as 50 second and have a chance to behind veterans Larry Bird Kevin tland (from Boston via L.A Chicago , Bob G lid er 38-38— 76 league president David Stern in a ceremony in Boston. M ontreal 31 24 .564 B 87,527; A lan W iggins, B altim o re 68,939; David Hobby Open two weeks ago. 1981-None. 1980—None. players from the '86draft m ay stay bolster aging front lines Without Cow ley (W 3-3) 8 6 4 4 0 7 38-38— 76 •McHale and Scott Wedman Clippers) Philadelphia 26 29 .473 13 Julio Cruz, Chicago 53,643; Toby David Ogrin 39-37— 76 Indlono Pacers Celts beat the Houston Rockets, 4 games to 2, for the Pittsburgh 24 30 .444 14>/9 Jam es 1 2 0 0 0 0 Harroh, Texas 43,506; Tony Bernazard, Seottle Mark O'Mearo 3937— 76 1985—Wovman TIsdole, Oklohoma. Chlcogo 23 33 .411 16'/7 Cleveland 40,259. Bill Glassoh 1984 title. St. Louis Beattie 7 3 0 0 0 3 3937— 76 22 33 .400 17 David Graham 41-35— 76 —Vern Fleming, Oorglo. 1983— Steve West Hulsm ann 1-3 2 3 2 1 0 Third bose — George Brett, Kansas Ben Crenshaw Leaders'scorecards Stlponovlch, Missouri, ond Mit­ Young 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 3640—76 Houston 34 24 .586 — C ity 364,831; W ade Boggs, Boston 211,670; Richord Mast 38-38— 76 chell NHL owners, players on good terms San Francisco 31 27 .534 3 Ladd 1-3)1100 Doug DeCInces, California, 60,121; Johnny Miller 41-35—76 SOUTHAMPTON . N.Y. (UPl) — Wiggins, Florldo State. 1982—Clark Atlanta 29 28 . 509 4»/3 Gueftrm n (L 0-2) 1-3 1 2 2 0 1 Darnell Coles. Detroit 47,921; Brook Payne Stewort Kellogg, Ohio Stote. 1981— Herb W illi­ W ilcox 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 3640-76 Score- Los Angeles 29 31 .483 6 Jacoby, Clevelond 39,240; Mike Pagllo* Roger Maltble 37-39-76 am s, San Diego 28 30 .483 6 HBP—by Beattie (Fisk), bv Young cards of the leaders otter the first round Sports In Brief rulo. New York 32,229; Paul Molltor, Tze-Chung (Then 38-38— 76 of the U.S. Open: Ohio State. 1980— None. By Lisa Harris "Granted, that (offer of $7 5 The draft picks and players a team and adversarial. " Cincinnati 22 33 .400 10'/2 (H airston), by Guefterm an (S. Bradley). Milwaukee 30,875; Steve Buechele, Peter Jacobsen Los Angeles Clippers T — 2:58. A — 8,439. 38-38— 76 P a r oof 434 454 344-35 United Press International million) is only going to be there if must give up to sign a free agent The president of the .NHLPA TBurtclav’i Rttutta Texas 25,660. Bruce Flelsher 3937— 76 1985— Benoit Benlomln, Creighton. 1984 Houston 4, Son Froncisco 1 Umpires—Home, Bornetf; 1b, P a r In 434 444 534-35— 70 there's a deal ... all of these things under the terms agreed to in 1982 executive council. Brxan Trottier Shortstop — Cal Ripken, Baltimore Curtis Strange 38-38— 76 Tw oy out —Lancaster Gordon, Louisville, Kirk Ringbloom wins gymnastics title Frldov’s Oomts Hlrsch- 326,6(M; Alo n T ram m ell, Detroit 118.152; 433 554 33535 ond beck; 3b, Roe. Jack Lew is 40-37— 77 Tw ov In 423 455 534-35-70 TORONTO — NHL owners and are intertwined." .NHLPA execu­ have proved so costly that not one of the New York Islanders, called (All Tlmtt EOT) Angel Salazar, Kansas City 94,041; Dick W ayne Levi 38-39-77 Norman out 435 444 34536 MIchoel Coge, San Diego State. 1983— player representatives Thursday tive director Alan Eagleson said free agent has switched teams t h e meetings' progress St. Louis (Tudor 6-3 and Mathew s M ) Schofield, Californio 59.237; Ozzle H ale Irwin B y ro n S cott, A rizo n o State. 1982— Kirk Ringbloom of 2.52 Redwood Road won the 12-and-under 3938— 77 N orm an In 434 445 524-35— 71 concluded their first round of "But it's the first time they said since goalie Greg Millen (now with' "excellent " at Chlcogo (Sutcliffe 4-7 and Trout 3-3), Guillen, Chicago 56,488; Julio Franco, Lorry Rlnker 37-40-77 Knox out T erry Class III compulsory New England championship at the .Junior 2. 1:05 p.m. Blue Jays 9. Tigers 0 Cleveland 39,108; Alfredo Griffin, Oak* 434 344 344-33 Wayne Smith 40-37— 77 Knox In 544 444 63539^72 Cummings, DePaul. 1981—Tom Olym pics of the United States Gym nastic federation at Southern negotiations for a new collective 'H ere is som ething ' St Louis) went from Pittsburgh to Pittsburgh (Reuschel 4-5) at New York lond 33,509; Tony Fernandez, Toronto Colvin Peete 37-40— 77 T.Watson out Cham ­ "I think the owners presented (Gooden 8-2), 7;35 p.m. 32,447. 445 454 345 X bargaining agreement encour­ Hartford in 1981. Jack Nicktaus 36-41— 77 T.Watson In 425 354 434-34— 72 bers, Utah, x-1980—Michael Brooks, Connecticut State University on May 31 "The other couple issues 1 don't Montreal (Youmons S-5) at Phllo- DETROIT TORONTO Outfield — Rickey Henderson, New Tom Sleckmann LaSalle. aged that they can avoid a players' Eagleson said the players have their position very well and how Ob r h bl Ob r h bl 3938— 77 D.Wotson out 433 454 34535 Ringbloom finished first all-around in the competition, placing blame them for quickly rejecting delphlo (Row ley 8-4), 7;35p.m. York 225.653; Dave Winfield, New York Bruce Zabriski 37-48—77 Los Angeles Lakers strike next season discussed accepting a less restric­ responsive they're going to be to Cincinnotl (Denny 4-5) ot Atlonta Whitakr X 4 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 0 0 0 D. Watson In 534 444 44537— 72 222,612; Reggie Jackson, Californio Thomos Cleaver 3641— 77 Frost out 1985— A.C. Green, Oregon State, x-1984 among the top four in four events He placed first in the floor because it's going to be very costly us " Trottier said "What happens (M o hler 6-5), 7:40 p.m. Trmmll ss 3 0 0 0 Mosebv cf 3 2 183,257; 10 Kirby Puckett, Minnesota 37-40_77 434 454 33535 The current contract expires tive system that is still short of free Gibson rf 2 0 10 Johnsn dh 4 2 2 3 Cleve Coldwater Frost In 435 445 52537— 72 —Eor! Jones, District ot Columbia. 1983— exercises, second on the pommel horse, third in the vault and for them sometimes is players present a San Francisco (LaCoss 5-2) at Houston 173,087; Wlllle Wilson, Kansas City M ik e G ove 38-40— 70 None. v.)982— Jam es W orthy, North Sept 15. 1986. and the players agency (Scott 6-4), 8:35 p.m. Porrish c 3 0 0 0 Bell If 4 0 10 Fehr out 435 454 34537 fourth on the high h;ir. "We are for total free agency 138,636; K irk Gibson, D etroit 116,421; Jim Tom Lehm an 38-40— 78 Fehr In Carolina 1981—Mike McGee, Michi­ claim their demand for total free problem and the owners don't Los Angeles (Valenzuela 8-4) at Son Coles 3b 3 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 2 1 Rice, 0 0 B oston 105,482; Jo se C an ­ 435 435 524-35— 72 gan. and the owners are against it "Within our room we've talked Sandy Lyle 40-38— 78 Nokollmo out 534 554 343-36 listen but that w asn't the case " Diego (T h u rm on d3-4), 10:05p.m. Herndon If 2 0 1 0 Barfield rf 4 1 1 1 seco. Oakland 99,761; Carlton Fisk, Tim Simpson 1980— None. agency for those who have played Engle )b 3 0 10 Gruber 3b 4 3 3 3 3640— 78 Nokollmo In 533 444 634-36—72 Between those two extremes there over any number of positions." he Soturdoy's Oamt% Chlcogo 85,906; Lonnie Smith, Kansas Ossie Moore 3939— 78 Milwaukee Bucks six seasons is worth striking for St. Louis at Chlcogo Brokns dh 3 0 2 0 M ortinez c 3 0 2 2 City 85,399; Robin Yount, Milwaukee Kirk Triplett Soccer Club to evaluate boys’ teams is room for a lot of negotiations " said "But our position is free The NHLP.A executive council Pittsburgh at New York Sherldn cf 3 0 1 0 lorg 2b 1 0 0 0 37-41-78 1995— Jerry Reynolds, Louisiana State. The two sides remain far apart 78,478; Harold Baines, Chlcogo Poul Azlnger 3640— 78 1984— K e n n y F ie ld s , U C L A 1983— Two player representatives agency is our only goal Obviously, Thursday was re-elected for two Cincinnotl at Atlanto G a rc ia 2b 1 0 0 0 78,291; Fred Lynn, C a lifo rn ia 73,284; Ronnie Black 39-39— 78 Rondv The Manchester Soccer Club will hold its initial evaluation on that issue, but the owners' Montreol at Phitodelphia, night M u lin ks 3b 1 0 0 0 from each team and the union's we w ill not attain total free agency years The council is made up of Pete Incaviglla, Texas 67,078; Chet Scott Simpson 37-41— 78 Breuer, Minnesota 1982-Paul Pres- session for hoys teams to be competing in the Fall campaign unexpected overture Wednesday Son Francisco at Houston, night Tofals 26 0 6 0 Totals X 9 10 9 Lemon, Detroit 66,948; Darryl Mo­ Adrian Stills sev, 10-man executive council will meet without a strike .And it's question­ Trottier and nine vice-presidents: Los Angeles at Son Diego, night Game called with two out In the 3939—78 Transactions of offering $7 5 million for a tley, KansosCltv64,140. David Rummells 40- 38— 78 Boys who reside in Manchester and were born in 1974 or 197.5 are July 20-25 That group can recom­ able whether we will attain one honorary vice president Wayne Standouts bottom of the seventh, rain. TjiL*® 1981-Alton Lister. A rizona State post-career security package im­ Donnie Hommond 39- 3 9 ^ 7 8 1980— None invited to the evaluation on Saturday. .lime 21. from 9-11 a m. at mend a strike which the480-player with a strike " Gretzky from the Smythe Div­ Homeruns Detroit 000 000 0— 0 Bradford Greer pressed the NHL players associa­ Houston, B ailey (4). Toronto on 021 4— 9 41- 37— 78 Now Jersey Nets membership would then vote on ision's Edmonton Oilers: Los Roy Bloncalana 40- 38— 78 1985—None 1984— JeftTurner, Vander­ Charter Oak F'ield Eagleson addressed the media Winning Pitchers (Same-winning RBI — B arfield (6). Baseball quickies tion and went far toward establish­ Peter Oosterhuls - .Angeles King .Marcel Dionne and Houston, Hernandez (1-1). E — Gruber. DP — Toranlo 1. 39 39— 78 BASEBALL bilt. 1983— None 1982— E r ic Floyd, (Seor- For further information, or anyone interested in coaching a ing good will jointly with with .NHL president Don Pohl 39- 40—79 American Ltoeut getown, ond x-Eddle Phillips. Alobama "I would hope we'd come out of Saves LOB— boys team c a ll G eorge Cook at 646-0197 John Ziegler. Calgary Flame Lanny McDonald Todoy'sTrIvio Joe Inman 38- 41— 79 CLEVELAND INDIANS—Recalled 1981— Buck Wlllloms, Moryland; Al­ The package, for which the those meetings in July with some Houston, Sm ith (16). Detroit 7, Toronto 5 2B—Mortinez 2, bert from the Smythe Division: Toronto Brookens, Gruber, Johnson. HR— Baltimore designoted hitter Juon Jim Albus 41. 38— 79 Cory Snyder, lntlelder,from Maineotthe players association ideally would kind of proposal," Eagleson said "One of the rules our com m ittee B arfield Benlauez hit three home runs Thursday Mike Pfell 40- 39—International 79 League. King, Moryior\d. ond x-Rov Tolbert, imposed on ourselves." Ziegler Maple Leaf Rick Vaive and Chi­ Jeff Lewis like $20 million, is to assure every "It may be that we'll tell our (16), Johnson (7), Gruber (3). night In o 7-4 loss to the New York 39- 40—79MILWAUKEE BREWERS—Traded mdlono 1980—Mike O'Koren, North Mercury Morris released from jail said of the owners, "is publicly we cago B lackhaw k Dpug W ilson from Eastern League standings Yankees. Who was the first Boltimore Brad Fabel 37- 42—Rondv 79 Reodv, Intlelder, to the Son Diego Corollno, ond MIkeGmInskI, Duke veteran of 400 games a lump-sum membership Here is the best we IP H R ER BB SO Bob Murphy the Norris Division: Hartford Detroit Oriole player to hit three home runs In o 38- 41—Padres 79 tor o player to be named later. New York K nkki MI-XMI — Former Miami Dolphins running back Mercury payment at a set age after can get. W e're not happy with it won't be discussing specific issues LaPoint (I. Z-S) .1 6 4 4 2 2 gom e? Jim Thorpe 38- 41—NEW 79 YORK YANKEES—Placed v-1985— P o tr ic k E w in g , G e o rg e ­ I can make a couple of Whaler Mike Liut and Montreal (Major League affiliation In poren- Counting Homers Andy North 39- 40—79Tommy John, pitcher, on the 21-dov town. Morris says he will continue his work against drug abuse now retirement and provide counseling and are you prepared to strike to O’Neal 1 2 1 1 0 1 Brett Upper observations Canadian Bobby Smith from the fhesei) Scherrer 2-3 2 4 4 2 1 Wolly Joyner 18 39- 40—79disabled 1984— None 1983— Darrell W olker, that he is out of prison and services for post-career ad­ get it to this level ' But the players W L Pet. GB Toronto St. Louis C ard inals 17 Cory Hungote 40- 39—list. 79 Purchased the contract ot Alfonso Arkon- Adams Division, and Philadelphia Howard Twltty Morris pleaded no contest to a cocaine conspiracy conviction justment Behind free agency and don't want to strike" "We re still a long ways apart Pittsfield (Chl-N) X 22 .600 — Kct (W 4-5) 7 6 0 0 2 6 Jesse Barfield 16 39- 40—79 Pulido, pitcher, from sas 1982-Trent Tucker, Minnesota. 198) Flyer Tim Kerr and Washington Reodlng (PhD 31 73 .574 l.'/j T—2 :16 A—30 .1.15 Jose Canseco 16 John Mahaffey 39- 40—79 Columbus ot the International League. None. 1980— Mike Woodson, Indiana. Thursday in exchange for freedom from a mandatory 15-year the conversion of the pension plan The players spent Thursday However perhaps the greatest Vermont (CIn) 27 24 .529 4 Bill Israelson Capital Rod Langway from the Umpires—Home Phillips: Ih John.son Don Baylor 15 38- 41— 79 SEATTLE MARINERS—Activated prison sentence from Canadian to U S. funds, the morning spelling out to the owners things we have had going for us in New Britain (Bos) 26 26 .500 S'h a-Sam Randolph 38-41— 79 P h il Brodlev, outfielder, fro m the 15-dov Patrick Division Liut is newly 2b M cCoy 3b. Scolt Kirby Puckett 15 PhUodetphlo 76ers post-career .security package is the examples of inequities in the the past is the attitude of trying to Albany (NY-AL) 27 M .491 6 Mike Morshall 15 M a rk Lye 41- 39—disabled 80 list. Asked wolversonAICowens, 1985—Terry Catledge, South Ala- Under ;m agreement reached by defense attorney Ronald appointed because former Hart­ Glens Foils (Det) 24 29 .453 8 Dave Kingman 14 Ja y Haas 40- 4outflelder.torthe 0 -8 0 bomo third-biggest issue in the eyes of present compensation and equali­ work together to solve problems Strauss and prosecutor George Yoss. Morris was sentenced by ford representative .Mark Johnson Noshuo (Pit) 24 X .444 8'/3 National League results Chosing Big Numbers Jerry Haas 40- 40— 80 purpose ot glvlng him his unconditlonol 1984— Chorles B a rk le y , A ubu rn ; the players zation structure for free agents rather than being confrontational Woterbury (Cle) 22 37 .407 10'/, — Dave Smith of the Astros hos 16 Corey Pavin 41- 39—80release. Leon •Judge Ellen Morphonios to 4 1-2 years in prison. The former had been traded out of the division Thursday's Results saves, o poce of 45 tor the year The Tom Pernice 38-4 2 -8 0 Notional League Wood, Fullterlon State, ond x-Tom Dolphins speedster was given credit for serving 3 1-2 years and Reading 3, New B ritain 0 Astros 4. Giants 1 malor-leogue record Is 45, by Don Greg Powers 40- 40—80 CHICAGO CUBS—Fired Jim Frev, Sewell, Lamor. x-1983—Leo Rautins, Glens Falls at Albany, 2, ppd., rain Oulsenberry In 1983. Stanley Utley 41- 39—80manager, ond Don Zimmer, coach Syracuse x-1982—Mark McNomaro, for an additional year for good behavior. Nashua at Woterbury, ppd., rain — Rickey Henderson of the Yonkees Miller Barber 38- 42—Nam 80 ed C a li­ "Uve had a complete victory over drugs, and now I’m going to World Cup roundup Verm ont ot Pittsfield, ppd., rain SAN FRANCISCO HOUSTON Barney Thompson - John Vukovich Interim monoger. hos 39 stolen bases, a pace of 107 for the 40 40— 80 fornia. 1981— Franklin Edwards, Cleve- try to help some people who don't have any idea what it's about, Friday's Games Ob r h bl Ob r h bl season. His 1982 malor-leogue record Is Michael Cotandro 39- 41—MONTREAL 80 EXPOS—Assigned Jett ^nd State. 1980 — Andrew Tonev, Glens Falls of Albany, 2 Maldond rf 4 1 2 0 Doran 2b 4 110 130, while with Oakland. Dave Eldhelberger 41- 39—80 Porrett, pitcher, to Indlonopolls ot southwest Loulslono, and x-MontI Dovis, especially in the N FL." said Morris, 39. Nashua at W oterbury A ld rete lb 4 0 0 0 H atcher rf 4 0 1 0 — Jesse Borfleld hos 16 homers, a Mike Smith 38-43— 81 the American Association. Tennessee State. New Britain at Redding Brown X 4 0 10 Cruz If 2 0 0 1 pace of 43 for the year. The Toronto Thomos Byrum 4 0 4 1 -8 1 Phoenix Suns Vermont at Pittsfield Leonard If 5 0 0 0 W alker cf 0 0 0 0 record Is 30 by John M o yb erry In 1980 Jeff Maggert 42- 39— 81 1985— Ed Pinckney, Vlllonova. 1984- Uruguay or Scotland left to qualify CDavIs cf 4 0 2 1 GDavIs 1b 3 0 1 0 — Pete Incovlglla hos 11 homers, a Joey SIndelar 43- 38—81 HOCKEY Ja v Jacques Demers to coach Detroit Brenley c 4 0 10 Bass cf 3 0 0 0 pace of 31 for the yeor. The Texos Bobby Clompett 43- 3 8 -8 1 Notional Hoctiev League t^rrrahrles, Colorodo. 1983 — None. DETROIT RED WINGS—Signed Steve Thmpsn X 4 0 2 0 W alling 3b 3 2 1 0 record Is 30 by Jeff Burroughs In 1973. Trocy Nakazakl 42- 39—81 DETROIT ~ St. Louis Blues coach .Jacques Demers has Bv Fred Lief each of the six groups advance plus round are: Italy. Argentina. Bul­ Ireland American League results Uribe ss 4 0 10 Reynids ss 4 Choting 0 1 0 Smoil Numbers Fred Wodsworth 44- 37—81Chlosson, defenseman, to o tour-year controct. David ThIrdkIII, Brodlev. 1981—Lorry agreed to a multi-year contract to become the 20th coaeh of the the best four third-place finishers garia. .Mexico. Paraguay Bel­ Today's other game a Group E Krukow p 2 0 0 0 Bailey c 3The White 112 Sox have only three Rafael Alarcon 38- 43—81 Nance, Clemson. 1980—None United Press International Woodrd ph 1 0 1 0 Hernndz p 2 0 0 0 complete games, o poce ot eight for the Ken Green 41- 41—82 MONTREALL CANADIENS—Signed Detroit Red Wings published reports said Friday. Capitalizing on Thursday's re­ gium the Soviet Union. France meeting between Denmark and Scott Harlow, forward, to o two-veor , , Fortlond Trail Blazers Angels 3. Royals 2 Berengr p 0 0 0 0 Lopez p yeor. 1 0 0 0 The American League record for Andrew Magee 42- 40—82 1985-Terry Porter, Wlsconsln- sults were .the Bulgarians They Brazil. Spain. Denmark West West Germany in Queretaro lacks Jones ph 10 0 0 Ed Dougherty controct, General Manager.Jim Devellano said the Red Wings will hold a MEXICO CITY - The World fewest complete gomes Is 10 by the 1985 41-41—82 Stevens finished third in Group .A with two Germany. Morocco. England and the importance of Scotland vs Totals J7 1 10 1 Totals 29 4 6 3 A's. Buddy Gardner 41- 41—82 Point. 1984— Sam Bowie, Kentucky, and. m idday news conference to announce the hiring of a new coach to Cup today gets back to where it KANSAS CITY CALIFORNIA San Francisco 001 000 000— 1 Phtnom Homers o-Brlan Watts 39- 4 0 -8 2 COLLEGE x-Bernard Thompson, Fresno Stote. 1983 was in 1978 — with 16 teams, , points but advanced to the next Poland Eliminated are: South Uruguay but could well be the o-Bob Lewis replace the recently fired Brad Park, the Detroit Free Press Ob r h bl ob r h bl Houston 110 002 OOx— 4 Wally Joyner, California 18 40^ 3 - 8 3 YALE—Named Dick Kuchen men's -< lyde Drexler, Houston. 1982— Uruguay plays Scotland to deter­ round against Mexico. Korea Iraq. Canada. Portugal. tournament's most attractive Wilson cf 4 110 Pettis cf 3 10 0 Game-winning RBI — Cruz (5) Jose Canseco. Oakland 16 George Burns 40- 43— 83 bosketbollcoach. Lafayette reported John McGinnis mine the last of the 16qualifiers for The 15 teams set for the second Hungary. Algeria and Northern game to date. Smith If 2 0 11 Schoflld ss 3 1 1 0 E—Uribe, Krukow. LOB—San Fran- Pete Incaviglla, Texas 11 40-4 3 -8 3 S*oNational Hockey League. W hite 2b 4 0 0 0 GrIch 2b 3 0 0 0 (18), W alker (3). SF— Cruz. Barry Bonds, Pittsburgh 3 Gory Krueger 47- 37— 84 —19*5— Joe Klelne, Arkansas. 1984— field has been expanded from 16 to BalbonI lb 4 0 0 0 Joyner lb 3 0 0 0 ^ IP H R ER BB SO Billy Jo Robldoux, Milwaukee! Frederick Funk 42- 42—84 Otis Demers finished second to Edmonton's Glen Sather in voting 24 teams, and the last two weeks Sundbrg c 4 0 1 0 Burlesn dh 3 Son 0 1 0 Froncisco “ Big Bang" Theory Bob Eaks 40- 45—85 Jack Renner x-1983-Ennls for the Uoiich of the Year award has been spent eliminating eight Salazor ss 2 0 0 0 Boone c 3 110 Krukow (L 8-4) 6 6 4 2 3 3 (Winningteomscoresmorerunsinone 43- 42—85 Basketball Whotlev, Alaboma. 1982—LaSalle Q uirk ph 10 0 0 Berenguer 2 0 0 0 2 3 inning then iosing team does in entire Lee Chill 41- 45—66 I nomp- squads in a format that has Bloncin ss 0 0 0 0 Houston gome) Bill Sakas 4244 86 SleoPe. Georgia produced less than exhilarating McRae ph 10 0 0 Douglas Campbell 43- 43— 86 H rnndz (W 1-1) 5 2-3 7 1 1 ) 3 Thursday, the Big Bang Theory held l?*’T?**:!*-lol’"son,OregonState, Camacho defends title tonight Totals X 2 6 2 Totals X 3 S 3 Lopez 2 2-3 3 0 0 2 3 true In 4 of 5 games played. That brings a-John Daly 46- 4 2 -8 8 soccer. Je rry Pate NBA (traft oriter '" ’rS Loder, Alab am a State, x-1980 Kansas City 000 001 010— 2 Sm ith (S 16) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 the season total to 322 of 747 games for a w dr —Hawkeye Whitney, North Carol- A: California 102 000 OOx— 3 T— 2:37. A-16,342. percentoge of .431. NEW YORK Hector "Macho ' Camacho will defend his For Uruguay and Scotland, each Gam e-w inning RBI — DeCInces (3). Umpires— Home, Rennert; 1b, Mon- Oovis Of The Doy Did Net Complete Round State. World Boxing Council lightweight title and his claim as the competing for the fourth and final E—Brett. LOB— Kansas City 7, Cali­ (Scores Represent 9-holeTotols) - The order tor togue; X , Poncino; X , Weyer. There are 10 players named Davis on fhe first round of the June 17 NBA draft* San Antonio Spurs wild-card spot, there is no place to fornia 4. 2B — Boone, Smith. 3B — malor-leogue rosters. Bob Lohr world's best Puerto Rican fighter tonight against Edwin Rosario. 1. Phllodelphlo (from L.A. Clippers) L o v o la Downing. Eric, Clnclnnal!; Ron, Minnesota; Mark Brooks The Cam.'icho-Rosario bout, scheduled for 12 rounds, headlines hide U ruguay needs a draw to SF—DeCInces. Major league leaders Jody, Donald Dubois 2. Boston (from Seattle) advance. Scotland needs a victory Mark Calcavecchia 3. Golden Stote ’l9^^''"" Arkansas, a show at Madison Squiire Garden. Both of the Puerto Rican-born IP H R ER BB SO AtvIn, Seattle; Joel. White Sox; 4. Indlanopolls or is sent home after one round Kansas City Mike, (Daklond; Glenn, Houston,-Chill, Frank Conner fighters claim to have the people of their homeland behind them. 6 / D.Jackson (L 2-4) 8 5 3 3 2 8 Batting John Adams 5. New York None *9otre D am e. 1982— from the fourth straight World San Froncisco; Mark, San Francisco; 6. Phoenix "I am a natural Puerto Rican, the people are behind m e," said I California (Based on 3.1 ptote appearances x no. of Gene George Storm, Baltimore. 7. D allos Cup. W itt (W 7-4) 9 6 2 2 3 9 gomes each team has ployed) Thursday's "Davis of the Day" Is Chill, Mike Hulbert Ten^^'’/'*' ’‘■” *®~***®0'* Johnson, Rosario, a 23 year-old who lives in Toa Baja. Puerto Rico. T— 2 :X . A — 27,701. Notional League Bob Poncrantz 8. Cleveland Said Uruguay coach Omar Bor- who went 2-for-4 and doubled In San 9. Chicago nessee. Camacho. 24, left Puerto Rico as a child and grew up in Spanish Um pires— Hom e, Reed; 1b, Kosc; g Ob r h pet. Francisco's only run In a 4-1 Joss to the A-TIm Fleming ras: "This team is in a better 2b, Knight, N Y X 186 23 63 .339 Astros. Perry Arthur 10. San Antonio „S«tttleSuperSonlcs Harlem in New York Unlike Rosario, who needs a translator 11. Detroit frame of mind than ever to beat (ia rcla ; 3b, Ford. Gw ynn, SD 57 224 37 75 .335 Sutton's Quest for 300 Steve Gotsche S ta te ~ ^ ° '' McDonlel, WIchIto during interviews. Camacho speaks English fluently and say his B rooks, M il 46 180 32 60 .333. Evan Schiller 12. Washington S c o tla n d " California's Don Sutton, 4-5, eorned his 13. New Jersey 1994— None. 1983— Jon Sundvold, Mis- "Am ericanization" makes him better-known and liked among Ray, Pitt 52 201 24 65 .323 ^ h career victory Monday night with a David Thore sourl. The stakes for today's third- Sax, L A 56 214 32 69 .322 Walt Chapman 14. Portlond two-hit, 3-0 blanking of Tom Seaver ond 15. Utah 1982— None, 1981 — Danny Vranes, Puerto Ricans place Group E game in Nezahual- Rolnes, M tl 54 212 38 68 .321 the White Sox. Sutton, who fanned eight, Greg Farrow Utah. Hernandez, N Y 53 204 34 65 .319 Rich Schuller 16. Denver (from Dallos) coyotl were set follow ing 3-0 Radio and TV w ill try for his 300th victo ry Soturdoy ot 17. Sacramento 1980—Bill Honzllk, NotreDame Brow n, S F 44 160 21 M .313 home ogolnst the Royals. Jim Smith Utph J o n victories Thursday by Brazil and Sm ith, StL 53 173 19 54 .312 18. Denver ABC, CBS accost USFL In court Sandberg, Chi 57 231 25 72 .312 19. Atlanta 1«5—Karl Malone, Loulslono Tech. Spain. Comebacks 20. Houston I’SJ^ohn Stockton, Gonzoga. American League c I5 a? Chlcogo White Sox. trailing the U.S. Open box score . NEW YORK The proliferation of college football and the TODAY _ g Ob r h pet. Seottle Moriners 4-0 entering the eighth 21. Phllodelphlo The Brazilians eliminated Noon— U.S. Open, ESPN. Boggs, Bos 57 211 39 82 ,389 Inning Thursday night, scored three In 22. Mllwoukee ThurlBalley,NorthCarollnaState 1982— deteriorating image of the USFL are the reasons the fledgling Northern Ireland in Guadalajara 4 p.m.— US. Open, ESPN. Oomlnlaue W ilkins, Georgia 1981 — Yount, A«l, 47 171 33 62 .363 the eighth and five In the ninth to earn (Compiled by U.S. OoK Atiocla- 2?- Los Angeles L ake rs ' Danny league's games will not be televised nationally this fall. ABCand behind two goals by Careca The 7:30 p.m. — Brew ers vs. Red Sox, Puckett, M inn 59 259 X 93 359 on 8-4 victory. . tion) Chonnel38,WTIC. CnppJn!^‘"”‘ ''Ip l .a . Sohoves, Syracuse, x-1980—Darrell CBS executives testified Thursday in the league's $1.5 billion Bell, Tor X 228 36 76 .333 Seottle's Jim Beattie, making his first Legend: fw-(alrwavi hit. gr.greens In G rif- South Americans won Group D 7:35p.m.—rPIrotes vs. Mets,Chonnels9, M attingly, N Y 59 248 40 82 .331 appearance since lost August when he regulation, pts-putts. ea-ragles. bl- antitrust suit against the NFL. with three victories and without 20,W KHT. tith, ^ulsvllle, and x-John Duren, Lynn, Balt 48 165 28 54 .327 suroerv on his birdies. Georgetown. ' The USF'L, however. Thursday introduced a CBS financial conceding a goal. 6 p.m. — Yonkees vs. O lo le s , Chonnel Rice, Bos X 231 34 75 .325 rotator cott, threw seven shutout ooainst bo-bogevs. bk.sv-bunl(ers hit and bunker Paat firat-round picka n,w pop. Hrbek, M inn 57 214 39 X .318 __ Washington Bullets analysis of the prospects of televising U SFL games in the fall to Spain received two goals from Chicooo Thursdov night, scotterlno three saves. 1985— Kenny Green, Woke Forest. 1984 10 p.m. — Ernie Londeros vs. Martin Bernazard, Cle 57 192 18 » .307 hits while strlkino out three and wolklna In parentheses below player name: db- Quiroz,ESPN. -^ elvln Turpin, Kentucky. 1983— show the networks' concern about a detrimental impact on their Ramon Caldere. eliminating Alge­ Moseby, Tor »239 X 73 .305 none. double bogey, tb-trlple bogey. I — First-round picks JOff U Pl photo 10 p.m. — Hector Camocho vs. Edwin of the 23 NBA teams since 1980 (x-out ot N FL broadcasts was the crucial factor in their decisions not to ria in Monterrey in the other Group Home Runs First round > JJolone, Mississippi state, and Randy Rosarlo,HBO. Notional League — Marshall, LA 15; Trivio Answer the leogue y-No. 1 pick over^) • ’ D game. Boog Powell hit three home runs for fw g r pts ea bl bo bk.sv carry the USFL. 11:30 p.m. — U.S. Open highlights, Brooks, Mtl 13 and Parker, CIn 13; Tw ov 8 8 26 0 4 4 2-1 . Athwta Mowtet • ^19B h l! " '' lodlana, 1982—None. For the next round, which begins Brazil's Zico has a long shot attempt David McCreewy as Referee Sigfried Chonneis8,40. Davis, Hou, Dawson, Mtl, and (Xrvev, the Orioles In o 6-5 loss to the Senotors ot Washington on August 10,1963. N orm an 5724023 0-0 dist Southern Metho- ffOhK Johnson, Woke Forest. 1980— Wes Sunday, the top two teams from partially blocked by Northern Ireland’s Kirschen looks on. Brazil won, 3-0. Motthews, Wisconsin. It — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 13. 1986 Cubs decide ifs time for a change, fire

Bv Rondv MInkoff tion in 1984.” Green said of the “ We hate to lose Jim m y and Zim aged Pittsburgh, the Yankees. a great relationship with this city turned It around. United Press International Cubs's National League East title but we're going to get ourselves’ Houston and Montreal, were men­ ... Dallas told me briefly, the “For any ballplayer who makes during a news conference at ready to play a doubleheader.” tioned as possible successors. 'players got you fired.” ’ the money they are making, they CHICAGO — Jim Fregosi. Wrigley Field. "Bitt we had to said Vuckovich. a former major " I have some names in mind.” Frey, 55, said the club treated didn’t just quit me they quit the Bobby Wine. Bill Virdon and Bob make a change on the field. league utility infielder. Green'said. him well.butsaidGreendidnotlist team, Dallas Green, they quit on Lillis are among the experienced Whatever Jim Frey was doing Speculation on who Frey's suc­ Publicly. Green wouldn't give a specific reasons for firing the their mother, they quit on them­ baseball people available to re­ wasn't getting results.” cessor would be began from the list as to why he fired Frey, who manager. selves and they quit on the Lord,” place Jim Frey as manager ot the In his place, first base coach time Green announced the firing had t‘/(i years remaining on a “I feel bad because the players Frey said. Chicago Cubs. John Vuckovich will serve as after a brief meeting Thursday three-year contract. Privately, didn’t play better. If it is my fault, Green preferred to take the Frey was fired by Cubs's presi­ interim manager for today’s dou­ morning (Green said he actually sources said Green was upset for a then I have to assume the responsi­ players to task. He had a stormy dent Dallas Green Thursday morn­ bleheader with the St. Louis decided to make the change after lack of aggressiveness on the part bility.” he said. “When it comes session with them when he told ing. after Chicago had been swept Cardinals. Third base coach Don Tuesday night's loss at of the Cubs' manager. down to it. the club is playing well them of Frey’s firing. in a three-game series earlier this Zimmer, a close friend of Frey’s, Pittsburgh). '(You have a certain responsibil­ or they are not.” “They can look to themselves as week by the Pittsburgh Pirates. was also dismissed in the shakeup Fregosi. manager of St. Louis' ity for the team to play. I don't Frey, who was named the N L one of the reasons I had to make “I don't think anyone in this of a club that was in fifth place. triple-A team in Louisville: Wine, make an apology, I tried until the manager of the year in 1984. said on this change” said Green, who had organization, anyone in this city 23-33. and a distant 16 1-2 games the former Philadelphia coach; final out to do the best for the the last homestand the club started blasted several veterans in the can ever thank Jim Frey for the behind the front-running New York Lillis, the former Houston man­ ballclub.” Frey said. "This isn’t a to respond but the just completed past week for lackluster effort he made for this organiza­ Mets. ager; and Virdon. who has man­ pleasant thing to go through. I had 3-7 road trip showed the club hadn’t performances. Here are 13 tips for the 13th

Bv Nancv Pappas considered to be bad luck because $2.50 for adults, $1.50 for children tonight at Coachlight Dinner Herald Reporter a mirror showed a reflection of under 12, Theater in East Windsor. Doors one's face — and therefore, the open at 6:30 and dinner is served at It’s Friday the 13th Has any­ soul. Jordan said. 5. Hungry for a little heartburn? 7. The show will begin at 8:30, thing weird and awful happened to But if you’re looking fora way to At Jasper’s Tex Mex Cafe. Friday transporting you far beyond the you yet? enjoy what’s left of your Friday the is all-you-can-eat buffet night, and reach of any bad iuck. But your For more than 1.000 years, 13lh, here are oursuggestions — all there's a '50s and '60s dance from 8 escape will cost $24.95. CREDIT CARO people have considered this day to 13 of them. p.m. until 2 a.m. By that time, it’ll Page MOKTIILT be a doubly unlucky one. First, the be Saturday the 14th. and you’ll be 10. Got itchy feet? There’s a PAYMEIITS number 13 was considered by 1. Go to the comedy revue at the safe, right? The club’s at 22 Union singles dance at Marc Antony’s, Bv United Press International numerologists and fortune tellers Buckboard Restaurant. 2941 Main Place in Hartford. 1000 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, to be a very powerful evil number St.. Glastonbury. Starting at 9 from 8:30 p.m. until 2 a.m. LOS A N G ELE S — Mark Wills This belief goes back thousands p.m.. three comedians will enter­ 6. If all this talk about spooky Sponsored by Singles’ Alternative, defeated Greg Page in a slugfest of years, but it was reinforced by tain. Tickets are $7 at the door — happenings reminds you of Hallo­ the club announces that “ proper Thursday night when the former the fact that there were 13 people that's a lucky number, isn't it? ween. you’re not alone. The Club at dress is required." World Boxing Association heavy­ unprecedented who sal down together at the Last BTIII, 80 Townline Road. Rocky weight champion failed to answer Supper, say encyclopedias of su­ 2. Bad luck was good luck for Hill, is sponsoring a summertime 11. But you say you can’t dance? the bell for the lOth round. AMERICAS TOP perstition such as "Man. Myth and singer Maureen McGovern, who Halloween Parfy tonight, with $250 Then head fortheU.S. Dance Club, Wills, of Van Nuys, Calif., M agic" launched her career with "The in cash for the person who shows up 38 New Britain Ave.. Rocky Hill. 3 floored Page in the first and ninth Friday came to be considered an Morning After.” the theme song in the best costuhie. Oldies music There you can take a lesson in rounds with left hooks. Page held unlucky day in the Western Hemis­ from the disaster epic. “ The and nickel hot dogs from 5 to 8 p.m. ballroom and disco dancing at 8. on for the remainder of the ninth phere for a similar reason, says Poseidon Adventure.” She’ll do a tonight, followed by the costume and follow it up with an evening of but was unable to come out for the jERi “'X or''"®’ that encyclopedia. It was on a 10:30 p.m. show in the Rendezvous party at 8:30. dancing starting at 9. The whole final round. Friday that Jesus was crucified. Room at the Summit Hotel: 5 evening will cost you $5. “ It was all my fault. I was Fridays came to be regarded as Constitution Plaza. Hartford. Ad­ 7. Some would prefer to take off clowning around,” said Page, who ^ ? ? u S 1 c e I a n d M OREttl days on which great evil would mission is $11..50. their costumes. Mirage, a dance 12. You’d prefer to sit this one weighed in at 242 pounds. occur. club at 896 Washington St., Middle- out? Then ask yourself this ques­ Page, of Louisville, sent Wills to In an age of science, do people 3. If you'd rather hear free town, is featuring a show called tion: “ Is There Life After High the canvas in the second round still really believe such things? music, then head for Elizabeth The Men of the Playboy Channel, School?” That’s the title of the with a left hook, but was behind on Yes — to a certain exieni — said Park in Hartford, where there are starring Marty Brown from the show put on tonight by Cigna all three scorecards when the fight Mark Jordan, the new curator of free concerts every Friday even­ soap opera Another World. The Theatre at the Cigna Corp.’s Wilde ended. His record fell to25-7 with 20 education at the Lutz Children’s ing at 6: ,30. followed by contra and gentlemen in question wear the Building. 900 Cottage Grove Road. knockouts. Mu.seum. He taught a cla.ss on square dancing. Tonight’s fea­ traditional collars and cuffs of Bloomfield. Tickets are$6gener‘al, Page, once billed as a ybung Friday the 13lh and other supersti­ tured group should cheer you up. Playboy bunnies — and only a bit $4 senior citizens. Muhammad Ali. has spent the last tions on June 3. It's the Crackerbarrel Revue, with' more. Shows run from 8 to 10:30 few months battling a weight "When you really talk with humorous songs and antics. pm . 13. Want to watch someone else problem. He won the WBA title on people I mean normal adults, you singing, dancing and roller skat­ Dec. 1. 1984. when he defeated find that they have an unlucky 4. Prefer your entertainment a 8. Like to check out a few cheap ing, all at once? Then catch the last Gerrie Coetzee but lost the crown number and a best number. They bit — uh — out of this world? films? You can terrific flicks for weekend of The Producing Guild’s on a unanimous decision to Tony may claim not to be superstitious, "Search for Extraterrestrial Intel­ ju.sl 99 cents. Steven Spielberg’s current hit. “ The Rink.” Shows Tubbs last April 22. but they've got a golf shirt that ligence” is the name of this “ Money Pit” and Danny DeVito's are tonight and Saturday at 8:30. at Wills. 221 pounds, improved to they always wear, or some lucky month's show at the Copernican “ Wise Guys” are at the UA the Wallace Stevens Theatre. 9-5 with eight knockouts. token that they alway.s c a rry " Planetarium and Space Science Theatre East in Manchester. Hartford Insurance Group, 690 The fight, held at the Forum Jordan said Center. Central Connecticut State A.sylum Ave. You can pay for your before a crowd of 4,550, was part of To ensure a truly awful day. one University. Wells Street, New 9. What spot could be better for $12 tickets at the door, but call the Stroh's Heavyweight Boxing ^•4 C AAINSTANT COME HELP US CELEBRATE.^.. might break a mirror on Friday Britain. "The shows, at 6:30 every “happy ever aftering” than 528-2143 to make a reservation. tournament. Wills advanced to the the I3lh Breaking a mirror was Friday and Saturday evening, cost "Camelot” ? You can catch a show Let’s hope they don’t break a leg. J semifinals to meet Jerry Halstead, J O U U CREDITIF OUAUFIEO. who earlier defeated Steve Eisenbarth. YOU'LL GET THE GIFT!!! Versatile comedian Leonard YOU'LL SAVE PLENTY WHEN YOU PURCHASE ONE OF OUR SPECIALLY SELECTED SALE George Carlin ready to try his hand at acting may get ITEMS, PLUS.... U COLOR TV Bv Jerrv Buck public and people in this business cable you get no interference and YOU COULD RECEIVE ANY ONE OF THESE The Associated Press that I ’m ready is 'Outrageous no second gue.ssing. •AUTCCOLOR Fortune.' But my special is “ I have great freedom in the u.se wish • SOLID STATE LOS A N G ELE S — Comedian another step in that direction.” of language. .. . 1 use language the Bv The Associated Press GREAT GIFTS JUST FOR SAVING MONEY. George Carlin waited a long time Carlin stars in his sixth original way a playwright does, to enhance 188 to become an actor, but he quickly special for HBO, "On Location: the impact of certain thoughts. A long time ago 1 decided I didn't W ASHINGTON - Sugar Ray nailed down roles in a special for George Carlin in Concert — COMPLIMENTARY VACATION FOR TWO,.. Playin’ With Your Head.” The want to preclude my use of Leonard is hopeful that Marvelous Home Box Office and in a movie N now in production. difference this time is that the language. Having come from a Marvin Hagler’s trainer is serious special includes a short film, done street background, I felt comforta­ WATCHES, RADIOS AND MORE....ALL Carlin playsa privateeyenamed about a Hagler-Leonard bout in in black and white like a 1940s ble with that language. I don’t Mark Holder in a miniature film 1986 detective movie, called “ The En­ think it’s healthy to restrict noir that wraps around the HBO Saying he hopes the report is INCLUDED FREE WITH PURCHASE. velope.” In it private eye Mike yourself.” special, which debuts Saturday. true. Leonard said. "We’ve yet to Holder is trying desperately to Carlin said many of his routines And he’s a burned-out hippie who evade hoodlums who want the don’t require strong language, but hear anything from Hagler or his tuned out in the 1960s in the Disney people. TOSHIBA envelope he holds. he still wants to know he has the Panasonic comedy spy thriller “ Outrageous freedom if he needs it. “ The way we left it, we had to m r T T w v x T Fortune,” now filming in Los The minimovie sets the tone and It was during the years on hear from them to get the ball • AUTO-COLOR Angeles. • AUTO-FLESH TONE introduces themes and characters commercial television that Carlin rolling.” “ This is important for me for the standup performance that became widely known for two Goody Petronelli. the trainer for because I held my acting ambi­ follows. characters, Al Pouch, the Hippy- the middleweight champion, told tions in check because I’d had Carlin, who previously appeared Dippy Mailman, and Al Sleet, the the Washington Post on Thursday some bad experiences with trying regularly on commercial televi­ Hippy-Dippy Weatherman. They that such a matchup was "a TOSHIBA •WIRELESS REMOTE to do some acting in the 1960s and sion. took his act to cable television were characters he had developed reality, no question about it” and ’70s.” he said. “ Acting is some­ in 1978. in his days as a radio disc jockey. that the two would meet before the thing I ’ve always wanted to do “ I went to cable for two reasons Carlin. 49. grew up in Manhattan 20 " since childhood. — for the freedom in language and and served in the U.S. Air Force. end of the year. D I A O “ It will come off. title or not.” • WIRELESS REMOTE “ I didn’t feel confident before. subject matter and the freedom Carlin makes about 100 appear­ • REMOTE CONTROL VIOCO CASSfTTi Now I ’ve worked past most of those from commercials.” he said. " ances a year, including dates in the Post quoted Petronelli as VIDEO CASSETTE Comedian George Carlin plays a private special, "On Location: George Carlin in internal blocks. I ’m free now to You rarely see a standup comic on Las Vegas and Atlantic City. He saying. "It possibly can be the SQUARE TUBE COLOR TV RECORDER RECORDER eye named Mark Holder in a miniature Concert — Playin’ With Your Head." The pursue this deferred goal. The the networks any more. There’s also has a new album coming out. fight of the century. It's going to main kickoff to show people, the just too much interference. On called "Playin’ With Your Head” happen this fall.” film noir that wraps around the HBO special debuts Saturday. Leonard said he was caught off nouoav guard by Petronelli’s remarks. Leonard had said on Wednesday 349 299 he thought Hagler was going to fight Thomas Hearns as his next H I T A C H I < 0 H IT A C H I Blessed be my father’s hands opponent. “ I ’m not going to wait ^FISHER At that much longer,” Leonard had ff ...... said. FEATURING Bv Rusty Brown oving m y splinters, of feasted at the mansion as father. He fashioned a new Leonard issued his challenge to • SIGNAL ___ course, and ministering to their benefactor smiled seat of blue canvas. He TRACKERiSf • REMOTE Newspaper Enterprise the middleweight champ May 1. THE LARGEST Association m y jigger bites and bee from the window. He made a picked up antiques that MONITOR LOOK • HQ Video Enhancement bench for the yard where he C ir c u itr y stings. defied repair, replacing A FOLOR V b V n TV A V • 3 HEAD SELECTION I have only to shut my eyes When I was 12. he made sat to watch the Canada their broken boards and CONNECTICUT’S e Wireless Remote Control GUARANTEED •WIRELESS OF and I can see my father’s me kites of slender wood geese skid to a landing on missing knobs, refinishing 3 ONLY RACETRACK strips and brown wrapping our neighborhood pond. the old wood to caressing LOWEST VIDEO CASSETTE hands. Sturdy and square Excitement ., V »E O CASCiETTE they are. with a redhead’s paper. He painted faces on His garden was legend­ smooth. & Fun PRICES GIANT RECORDER freckles. Not a violinist’s the kites — Popeye. for one ary. Seeds and black earth 499 RECORDER The day he died, I sat SCREEN TVS hands, but hands that — and we went to the responded to his touch and beside his bed. The hands IN created wondrous things schoolyard to fly them. healthy rows of green WE WILL RFISHER His hands sometimes sprang forth. “No more from which I had drawn so nevertheless. much strength and love NEW ENGLAND cradled a harmonica, and Swiss chard,” pleaded my 349 399 Words were not his forte. many is the summer vaca­ mother, but he could not halt were weak and still. I held "T I 26" He let his hands speak for them, aching to pass back lUNDERSOLDll tion night, I can remember the momentum he had him. sitting beside our campfire begun. the strength he had given I • ON SCREEN DISPLAY He told me he loved me on the beach, listening to his At work, his engineer me. I could not. of course. OFEM 'COLOR TV with a cherry cradle, for my music and watching the hands spoke again, render­ Yet his hands speak to me iuas •AUDIO JACKS dolls and a set bf play lighted lake freighters pass ing on blueprints the inven­ still through the things he MWEEK • VIDEO INPUTS furniture, complete with a across the edge of the tions of his mind — ideas made that enrich my life — m u m o u M D doll’s high chair When toys horizon. validated with the indelible the gate-leg table, a cap­ CABLE READY My father’s hands said permanence of patent r ‘ Psn mutuel Wagering E-ZTERIIS: broke, his hands knew how tain’s desk, a spice cabinet 749 SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER love all critters. He built a numbers. • CAU to'put them together again. I — and the cherry cradle that No one undef 18 admitted HARTFORD 8T. Senior citizens admitted FREE , HUGE SAVINGS ON 445 Ra-KEENEY EXIT OFF F3M 647-9997 • CREDIT CARD frequently offered his servi­ bird feeder with a slanted My father was a restorer, now holds magazines in­ EVERY NEW HIGH MANCHESTER, CT • MONTIILY ces to my playmates, assur­ roof and white pillars that not a destroyer. Most people stead of dolls. FREE SERVICE OPEN DAILY: MON-THURt T I L • . TUES-VIfED-BAT’ni.S • FRIOAYTLS would have discarded the TECH COLOR T.V. FREE REMOVAL PAYMENTS ing them, “ My daddy can fix looked like a colonial house. I run my fingers over them nmnELD Black-capped chickadees old porch swing when the OF OLD APPUANCE anything.” and say to myself. “ Blessetj O R Etm am p m Anything, including rem­ and dark-eyed juncos wicker seat gave out. Not be my father’s hands.” 5643391 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. June 13, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Juhe 13. 1986 — 15

W eekenders Advice Conan to get decent burial G A L V E S T O N , Texas (U P I) — Conan, the celebrated 22-pound iwW- mgsr lobster spared from the steam pot by a public outcry.’ will be Honor flag Sunday Twelve hours of tunes buried at the aquarium where he was given refuge last month Teen’s breakaway breaking parents only to die of molting at the estimated age of 154. Form er Mayor Nathan G. Agostinelli will be the On Saturday, you can hear nonstop music from The giant crustacean was found dead in his tank at principal speaker at the patriotic observance of noon to midnight at the Clarence “ Gatemouth” DEAR Sea-A-Rama marine park Tuesday, said John Kerivan, a Flag Day Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Elks Home on my mother doesn’t like the idea Brown American Music Festival in Stafford ABBY: W e D EA R DISG USTED : Pay them spokesman for the park. The apparent cause of death was the Bissell Street. The ceremony, sponsored by the because she wants me to go to a call and let them know that your Springs. The event, at Mineral Springs Family have a beautiful college (which I don't w.inl to do ) strain of molting, a biological process lobsters go through every Manchester Lodge of Elks, is open to the public. In Campground, raises money for the Muscular 16 ‘A-year old young music .student is disturbing two to five years, I haven’t told anyone else about your peace. (It's not what you say. 1908 the Grand Lodge of Elks designated June 14 Dystrophy Association. There will be daughter who is "Th e re ’s a good possibility that his being pulled out of the this, and I ’m loo embarrassed to it’s the way you say it.) And be as a special day that Elks in all lodges honor the n r: performances by such diverse groups as the driving her fa­ Dear Abby discuss it with my priest. What ocean and the stress and the transfer contributed to the death.” flag and pay tribute to the nation. Lodge ruler ther and me to­ grateful the kid isn’t learning to Kerivan said, “The process really taxes their system. The Persuasions. Duke Robillard and the Pleasure Abigail Van Buren should I do? pa.v the drums Or the horses. Stan Lee Reitberg will present a history of the Kings; the St. George’s Episcopal Church Senior ward a nervous CONFLICTING THOUGHTS hormones get all out of kilter” flag. The Manchester Emblem Club members will Choir; Traver Hollow Bluegrass Sound; and Hash breakdown. She Conan’s body has been frozen, Kerivan said, and tentative has done a com­ DEAR CONFLICTING: Don’t be flag bearers and serve refreshments after the Brown and his Texas Tweeds. In addition, there DEAR ABBY: This is in re­ plans were being made to bury him at the park. plete turnabout be embarrassed to talk to your ceremony. sponse to “ Expectant Father” who "H e ’s not going to be eaten, and he’s not going to be stuffed," will be performers’ workshops, children’s music in regards to priest. He is the ideal person to was hurt by comments by friends Kerivan said. on a separate stage, crafts and food booths everything and advise you in this mailer. You are about having "his own” baby soon featuring Cajun and Tex-Mex cuisine. Tickets are everyone who has ever meant your daughter. Consider this: The loo young to make a decision that Listen to music after having adopted one. We have $15 for adults, free for children under 16. Camping anything to her. sudden "turnabout’’ in your will hold you to a lifelong commit­ just adopted our second baby, and is available as well. Call 649-2534. She finishes her Ilth grade this ment. but you need,this explained Enjoy the music at Manchester Young Artists daughter’s behavior might be the here are a few comments that I month, then she wants to quit to you with all the wisdom and Competition Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at North United result of drugs. The national hot wish I hadn’t heard. school, find a full-time job and get understanding of your spiritual Methodist Church. 300 Parker St. Talented line for drug abuse is: 1-800- "How much did you pay for her own apartment! She has no leader. performers from several states will compete. Auto buffs gather COCAINE. him?" (Nothing. It is illegal to buy training or job experience, but You need professional family DEAR ABBY: Our neighbor’s a child.) Herbert Chatzky. director of music at Tem ple Fathers may enjoy spending at least part of she’s “ sure” she can support counseling with or without your young son is learning to play the "Is he an illegal black market Beth Israel and North United Methodist Church, herself. She has forsaken all her their special day Sunday at the annual Antique daughter. Find the Families Ano­ trumpet. She sends him outside on baby?” (No. Private, non-agency and a faculty member in South Windsor schools old friends, her ideals, even her and Automobile Collectors’ Show at the Big " E " nymous group in your area and the porch to practice. adoption is legal in our state.) and the University of Hartford, is also director of religion. Discussing anything with Eastern States Fairground in West Springfield, meet with it. (The people there Don’t you think they should have "Is he white?" (No. He’s green.) her is like talking to the wall. She the competition. Mass. Hundreds of antique autos will be exhibited. have been through this scene and a little more consideration for the "Doesn’t the birth mother have knows it all. and that’s that! In addition, there will be a large crafts fair and can be enormously helpful.) neighbors? We can take only so six months to change her mind and Dinm ouiDP Her new friends are in trouble at flea market, and entertainment throughout the Let your daughter know that you much. My husband is fit tobetied lake the baby back?" (Yes. And a A berry fine day Folkroots will play Sunday school, and I ’m sure they smoke love her, but you’re not allowing day. Grounds are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The noise is so disturbing, the kid pregnancy has nine months to pot on weekends. her to quit school, get a job and really ought to practice inside with Folkroots, including from left, Joe Admission is $2 for adults, children 12 and under change its mind and miscarry.) You know that sum m er’s nearly here when you Bicentennial Band Shell. The traditional Just getting this off my chest move out as long as she’s a minor. all the windows closed. “ Don’t you want to have your free. helps. Thank you. can gorge yourself on delectable strawberry Walsh, Doug Pease, Nancy Gould, Bud and contemporary singing will be We have always gotten along own children?" (We’re tired of shortcake and mountains of lightly sugared Godreau, Gail Godreau and Eric Vogel, backed by guitars, banjos, bass fiddle FLORIDA MOTHER DEAR ABBY: 1 am 12 'A and well with our neighbors, but this is waiting, and besides, these arc our berries. That's just what’s on the menu Saturday are ready to play and sing Sunday from and mandolin. want more than anything else in getting us down. How should wc own children.) DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT at the Comstock, Ferre & Co. fourth annual Quinn stars In ‘Zorba’ DEAR MOTHER: Writing to me the world to become a nun. Some of handle this? SUSAN. ADOPTIVE CaMor Plaza, Maachatter (ExH 93 Off 1-84) 649-5487 7 to 9 p.m. at the Manchester may help you, but it won’t help my friends view it as a joke, and DISGUSTED IN PITTSBURGH MOM O F TWO strawberry festival in Wethersfield. You’ll find Anthony Quinn, winner of two Academy Monday thru Thursday Specials free musical groups, hay rides and Wethersfield. Awards, stars in the musical “ Zorba,” at Bushnell demonstrations on how to make strawberry jam. Also on Saturday, from I toSp.m.. there will Just paddlin’ along Memorial Hall in Hartford this weekend. This *4.49 herbal wreaths and strawberry potpourri. Since be a strawberry festival at the Hebron This is the weekend for area cancers to gather encore national tour will be Quinn’s final this is a nursery, you’ll also find people who will Too much niacin causes palpitations Fresh Golden Fried Fish 3 Elementary School on Route 85. The festival will at the Natchaug River in Willimantic. Fo r those appearance as the courageous Zorba. a Greek answer your questions about growing berries of feature berries raised in Hebron and mounded on who like to take their paddling in a leisurely peasant who is intent on teaching a shy young Baby Beef Liver (bacon or onions) every variety. "M r. B e rry” in costume, will be on homemade shortcakes topped with whipped fashion, there will be a picnic paddle over a student the joy of seizing the moment — and the D E A R D R . riate approach would be for you to burn center? We are really hand to greet the children and distribute free Golden Fresh Fried Clam Strips cream and ice cream for $3. The festival is 14-mile course fl>/4 miles through a lake), leaving girls — to maximize life’s pleasures. GOTT: What eliminate animal fat and dairy concerned. balloons. The party is from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. products from your did. Swedish Meatballs - Gravy spon.sored by the Hebron Republican Town from Laufer Park at 10 a.m. Saturday. On Sunday, Tickets range from $19 to $33, and are available are the conse­ at 263 Main St ., in the historic section of Old To give you more information. I (Above served with poteto i vegetable) Committee. those with a more competitive bent will leave at I by calling 246-6807, Performances are tonight at 8, quences of tak­ D EAR R E A D E R : Caustic burns ing too much am sending you a free copy of my from commercial fertilizer can p.m. to race over the same course. Registration Saturday and Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m. niacin? Dr. Gott Health Report titled Understand­ somclimrs cause skin rash and for the race will be taken at the north side of Fresh Baked Manicotti An enchanted evening ing Cholesterol. Other readers who chronic allergic skin reactions. LauterPark from II: 30a.m. to 12:30p.m. The Peter Gott, M.D. Trifling with Truffaut DEAR would like a copy should send $1 The affected areas can often Our own Eggplant Parmesan This is the opening weekend of "South Pacific" event is spon.sored by the Connecticut Canoe READER; Nia­ plus their name and address to resemble psoriasis or eczema. I Veal Parmesan w/Spaghetti at Nutmeg Theater, the summerstock company at Racing Association. For more information, call The cinema department at the Wadsworth cin is a natu­ P.O. Box 2597. Cincinnati. OH believe it is more likely that the 4.5201. Be sure to mention the title. the University of Connecticut. During this 2,5th 456-0558. or 289-0327. Atheneum is paying homage this season to the rally occurring fertilizer affected his skin, rather Spaghetti w/meatballs or sauce anniversary of the theater all productions will .star work of Francois Truffaut. The film fe.stival will vitamin that than actually entering his body. 1 (Above served with salad) UConn graduates who are enjoying .successful prevents the de­ D EA R DR. G O TT: My husband doubt that a burn center would be open Saturday at 8 p.m. with "The 400 Blows." is 76. Early this year, he aeeiden- careers as theater professionals. Performances ficiency state called pellagra the probable cause of your diffi­ an appropriate place for your See M CC’s new play Truffaut’s 19.59 classic. The film is in the lally put his hands into .some OUR FAMOUS YANKEE POT ROAST On w.da««i.y. *4*^ are tonight through June 21 at 8 p.m.. with characterized by rough skin, diar­ culty. is a separate issue. Isugge.st husband to seek help. I think the museum’s Avery Theater. Tickets are $3. rhea and mental changes that that you he examined by a high-nitrogen fertilizer that had matinees on Saturday and June 21. Call 486-3969 “ The Crack of Dawn” will be performed tonight doctors in a dermatology clinic of a include irritability, memory loss urologisi to determine if there is a gotten damp His hands were for information and reservations. and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the East Campus university hospital would be able headaches and emotional irritabil­ treatment that could improve the burned pretty badly. Then he to pinpoint the problem and auditorium of Manchester Community College. Hike along Hockanum ity. The recommended daily allo­ count. For example, you may have broke into red blotches all over. suggest treatment. Spin a yarn at bee Tickets for the student production are $4 general wance of niacin is 15 to 20 a low hormone level that can be The dermatologist said he had DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT admission and $2. students and senior citizens psoriasis and eczema and pul him See the white pine seedlings planted in April and milligrams per day Too much can treated, or you may have a Caldor Plaza, Manchester Ten of Connecticut’s spinners and weavers will cause flushing and palpitatinns. varicocele — a type of varicose on prednisone. His sores heal up 649-5487 smell the wildflowers as you walk with others on then break out again Now the ply their crafts Sunday at the Nathan Hale vein in the scrotum — that could EMERGENCY the monthly Hockanum River Linear Park family doctor wants to do a liver Homestead on South Street in Coventry. They will Breakfast with fathers D E A R DR. G O T T: My wife and I contribute to infertility. Fire — Police — Medical Committee hike Sunday at 1 p.m. The group will have been trying for years to have biopsy. Both my husband and I feel Weekend Specials exhibit flax preparation, dying, spinning and V .F.W . Post 2046 will cook up lots of pancakes, meet near Howell Cheney Technical Vocational that the nitrogen got into his children, with no success. The D EA R DR. G O T T; l am taking DIAL 911 weaving at the spinning bee. Guided tours of the ham and sausage for a Father’s Day breakfast School and walk to the bed of the former Laurel bloodstream, but the doctors all Prime Rib J doctor says it is because I have a three lecithin capsules daily. Is *8.95 homestead will also be available. Admission is $2 scoff at this Should I take him to a In Manchester Sunday from 7 a m. to noon at the V F W. post. 608 Lake. Cars can be parked in the school parking low sperm count. I was not this enough to reduce my choles­ for adults. 50 cents for children. The home will be E . Center St. The public is invited. Co.st is $2 50 for lot. The rain date is June 22 circumcised, and my mother says terol level’’ London Broil w/mushroom sauce open from 1 to 5 p.m. adults and $1.50 for children under 12. that could be the reason. Do you New York Strip agree? *7.99 DEAR READER: There is no Fresh Bay Scallops D E A R R E A D E R : No. I do not. scientific evidence to support the FATHER’S DAY (all the above served with choice of potato, salad, roll & butler) Cinema Circumcision is not related to claim that leeilhineapsulesreduce SPECIALS fertility. Your low sperm count. blood eholeslerol A more approp­ U HARTFORD 7:25, 9:55, midnight; Sun 1:30, 3:20, 9:30; Sat anO Sort 2, 4:15, 7, 9:30. SATURDAY, SUNDAY Cinema City — A Room With a View 5:10, 7:25,9:35. — Row Deal (R) Fri and ^^ASS/^05^ fri 7:30, 9:55; Sot nod Sun 1:45, 4:20. Sot 12:50, 3. 5:15, 7:45. 9:55, midnight; WILLIMANTIC (BRUNCH & DINNER) 7:30. 9:55. — Short Circuit (P G ) FrI Sun 12:50, 3. 5:15, 7:45. 9:55. — JIMton Squor* Clnttno — Cobro (R) Blackboard eraser 7:10, 9:40; Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:50, 7:10, SpaceCamp (P G ) Fri and Sot 12:35, GRAND OPENING Fri 7:15; Sot ond Sun 1:15, 7:15. — Top 9:40 — Btissk Fri 7, 9:15; Sot and Sun 2:50 , 5:05 , 7:20 . 9:50, 12:05; Sun 12:35, Gun (P G ) Fri 7, 9:05, Sot and Sun 1, V/4 lb. LOBSTER 1:15, 4:10,7,9:15, — Letter to Brezhnev 2:50, 5:05, 7:20, 9:50, 3:05, 7, 9:05. — Row Deal (R ) Fri 7:10, presents our arestaurant (R ) Fri 7:20. 9:30; Sot and Sun 2,4, 7:20, 9:15; Sat and Son 3:15, 7:10, 9:15. — (baked, stuffed or boiled) 9:30. MANCHESTER Poltergeist II: The Other Side (R ) Fri OR weekend specials UA Theaters East — The Money Pit 9:20; Sat and Sun 3:20,9:20. — Back To cleans windshield ladams EAST HARTFORD (P G ) Fri 7:20. 9:40, Sot 2. 4:30, 7:20, School (PG-13) Fri 7:15,9:05; Sat ond Baked l.asagna w/NaiiHBR'e...... •.'j.D.'j Eastwood Pub A Cinema — The 9:40; Sun2.4:X. :20,9:20. — Wise Guys B.B.Q. BABY Sun 1:15, 3:05, 7:15,9:05. — Hev There: DEAR Baked Serod ...... *6.9.3 N Money Pit (P G ) Fri ond Sat 7:15, 9:15; (R ) Fri 7:30, 9:20; Sat and Sun 2. 3:45, It's Yogi Bear (G ) Sat and Sun 1:10.— mill Sun 7:30. 5:25, 7:M, 9:30. — Short Circuit (P G ) Short Circuit (P G ) Fri 7:10, 9:20; Sat P O LLY: Stash BACK RIBS AND Tenderloin Tips ■\iiViiio ...... *7..SO Poor RIchords Pub A Cinema — The Fri 7:15, 9:30; Sat 2. 3:50, 5:40, 6. 100; ond Sun 1:10, 3:20, 7:10, 9:20. — Ferris a clean black­ restaurant Money Pit (P G ) Fri ond Sot 7:30, 9:30, Sun 2, 3:45. 5:45, 7:40, 9:40. — Heavy Bueller's Day Oft (PG-13) Fri 7, 9:15, TERIYAKI CHICKEN Baked .Stuffed Sli rim p ...... *8..SO midnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. Metal (R) Fri and Sat midnight. — The Sat and Sun 1, 3:15, 7, 9:15. board eraser in 165 Adams Street Showcose Cinemas 1-9 — Invaders Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) Fri the glove com­ Pointers both with corn on the cob ^ Veal Cutlet Napo eon ...... »8.7.S From Mars (P G ) Fri and Sot 12:45, and Sat midnight. — The Song Remolns WINDSOR partment to Manchester .'I.'II ( ’.enter Street 2:40, 4:35. 7:35, 9:40, 11:35; Sun 12:45, the Same (P G ) Frla nd Sat 11:50. Plolo — The Money Pit (P G ) Fri and JADE 2:40. 4:35, 9:50. — Legal Eogle (PG-13) Sat 7:15, 9:15; Sun 7:15. cliean wind­ 646-4039 Ilf Hroii'l (iiul Lftih-r. next |i> (jtn ■Ul Sat 7:30 sneak preview with Invaders MANSFIELD shields on a Polly Fisher 6I7-WU.S From Mars (PG). — Monhottan Pro­ TronS'Lux College Twin — Blazing ject (P G ) Fri ond Sot 12:30. 2:50, 5:05. Saddles (R ) Fri 7; Sat ond Sun 3:15, 7 DRIVE-INS rainy day. 7:40. 10, 12:10; Sun 12;30, 2:50, 5:05, with Young Frankenstein (PG) Fri Manchester — Best of Times (PG-13) GARDEN If you notice a "d a d ^ 7:40, 10, — Back To School (PG-13) Fri 6;45; Sat and Sun 5. 8:45. Fri and Sot 8:50; Sun 10:30 with The decrease in and Sot 1:15, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30,9:30,11:30; Mney Pit (P G ) Fri and Sat 10:30; Sun Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:25, 7:30, 9:30. — Ferris VERNON 8:50. your feathered EATS FOR Bueller's Day Off (PG-13) Fri and Sat Cine 1 A 2— Sweet Liberty (P G ) Fri 7. friends visiting 12:40, 3:10 , 5:20, 7:50, 10, 12:10; Sun 9:10; Sat ond Sun 2.4:15, 7,9:10. — The the bird-bath on the lawn, try D EAR P O LLY: When recipes 12:40. 3:10, 5:20, 7:50, 10. — Top Gun Money Pit (P G ) Fri 7:10, 9:30; Sot ond Mansfield — Gung Ho (PG-13) with KITCHEN Friday & Saturday Specials (P G ) Fri and Sat 12:X. 2:45, 5. 7:15. Sun 1:30, 3:15, 5. 7:10, 9:30. Fire With Fire (PG-13) Frl-Sunotdork. dropping a few colored marbles in call for fine sugar (such as ★ ★ FREE ★ ★ — Raw Deol (R) with The Emerald 9:45; 11:55; Sun 12:30, 2:45, 5, 7:15,9:45. Chinese Food to Take Out the water to attract them. meringue shells). I make my own (with a party ot THREE or moro) — Poltergeist ll: The Other Side WEST HARTFORD Forest R) FrI-Sun ot Dark. — Wise • Calamari Fradiavolq over Linguini ... *6.95 (PG-13) Fri and Sat 1, 2:50, 4:40, 7:10, Elm 1 A 2 — The Money Pit (PG) Fri Guys (R) with Young Blood (R) Velvet strips sewn inside the bell by putting regular sugar in the ■ Over 100 Dishes to choose from 9:25, 11:20; Sun 1, 2:50. 4:40, 7:10, 9:25 7, 9:30; Sat and Sun 2, 4:15, 7. 9:30. — , FrI-Sun at dark. of pants or a skirt will prevent the biender. ALL DAY • St. Sole w/Broccoli & Cheese ...... *6.95 — Cobra (R ) Fri and Sot 1:30, 3:20,5:10, Hannah ond Her Sisters (PG-13) Fri 7, blouse from slipping in or out. MRS. A M S Im a rk e t Szechuan & Cantonese MRS D.S Brunch 11:00-3:00 • Braised Short Ribs ...... *6.75 120.000 uprooted restaurant ‘Voice mail’ starts at Japanese hotel Cuisine Dinner 4:00-9:30 • Veal & Shrimp Casserole...... *6.95 During World War II. nearly D E A R P O LLY; My hint is for Polly will send you a Polly Dollar Glen Lochen OSAKA. Japan (AP) — An of more than 100 messages during 120.000 Americans citizens and mock oyster casserole. Combine Childrens Menu Available alien residents of Japanese ances­ ($1) if she uses your favorite Glaslonbury LA STRADA Restaurant O.saka hotel ha.s in.stalled a compu­ an average day. one cubed, peeled eggplant, one Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her terized "voice mail” service that In a further step to eliminate try were uprooted from their can minced clams white cream Hmemtlona Aceaptatl 633-3832 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 homes, farms, and businesses and column. Write to Polly’s Pointers, enables callers to leave messages handwritten messages, notes left sauce, and minced onion and lop in care of the Manchester Herald. Mon.-Sat. 5:30-10 / Sun. 'Ill 9 for guests in a selection of by visitors are run through an transported to internment camps. with buttered bread crumbs. Bake languages, according to MIS optical character reader and. after at 350 degrees until crumbs are Week. being processed by an attached brown and eggplant is tender The management information computer, are rewritten on a Lunch Specials Tastes like real oysters. systems journal says callers try­ printer. The printed messages are VIRGINIA ing to reach registered guests by then taken to the guest’s room. N IK K I’S telephone are prompted to leave a SHOWCASE ^ come with your choice of soup message at the sound of a beep. W Weekend Specials m HARTFORD M When guests return to the hotel Prime Rib ...... their messages are played back in EMERGENCY SB8-8810INT1R8TAT1 $ 4 IXIT M Program designed the caller’s choice of tongue. M j ^ wnoe tZNFMn SrTBMM MOW IM.V Pork Cliops ...... Fire — Police — Medical coiinauow tsowi numuin wow m. i ur. to attract teachers 254 Broad Street, Manchester Messages can be played back in Seafood (uno ...... English, French, German, Spanish DIAL 911 BACK10 SCHOOL ITH A C A , N Y. (AP) - A pilot 646-3000 or Peking-Chinese, eliminating project to attract top students to Veal Motile ('.arlo...... 3 In Manchester l:l8-3:1^5:2S-7:»9:30-ll30 iwnm Dinner Specials some of previous loss in translation careers as high school math and • 411 ahttve served with Salad. Pttlalo A T egetable. MANHATUN PROJECT science teachers will be launched 12:30-?:SO-fc06-7:40-IIM)0-IZ:IO lo r n i come with your choice of soup this fall at Cornell University. FATHER’S DAY SPECIALS From Nikki With Love FBIRIS RUHiBrS DAY O ff A $500,000 grant from the An­ Prime Rib ...... *8.95 All Fathers receive a FRi 25 4 Broad St. • Manchester FINE PUBLIC AUCTION l2:40-3:ll).5:Z0-7«M(HI0.|fcI0 nomi and appetizer drew W. Mellon Foundation will SATI RDAY. Jl NF. I Uh. 10:00 \.M. (inspeo. 8 \.M.) MVAOERS FROM MARS loi support from 10 to 12 studepts a' • Roast Leg of Lam b...... *7.95 beer or a FREE cocktail (under tent) 12:45-fc<(M38-73M:<0-l 1:36 year in response to the fact that MANSFIELD. (EACLEVILLE) CONN. MwvwiBMOiowKioTiasimur "fewer and fewer of the so-called • Broiled Swordfish...... *8.95 when accompanied by at D IR : 7 Miles from Willimantic on Route »32 (the Stafford Rd.) SMCECAMP ‘best and brightest’ are choosing ?3ircff (jML (3nn to Route 275 So. (So. Eagleville Rd.) to dead end Old Mill Court. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK IZ38-3J0-BJ^7:30-ft5Q.13J6 ^ careers as secondary school • Roast Pork...... *7.95 least one more adult. PAR'HAL LISTING; COMPLETE CONTENTS OF 10 Room include a Mon.-Thurs. llam-lOpm ■ Fri. & Sat. llam -llpm ■ Sunday 12-9pm teachers.” according to Joe B. three sectional bookcase with top gallery: five piece inlaid M.O.P. par­ Best Italian 1981-86 lor set: 3 bamboo stands: Rooms of Mahogany beds, bureaus, desks, re­ RAW DEAL Bail, chairman of the Department (com plete dinners served fntm 12 nottn to 8 pm) , . Volfd Coniirrliriil M»gMinr cord cab., tables, (one with hidden radio): bedroom sets and dining 1ZM-3d)0-S;IS-7:4S-9:S6-I2:00 of Education at Cornell. r r e s e n t s 4 Y e n ' Itirerufied Menu rooms ,set.s all in MAHOGANY: exceptional record cabinet; Oak china One of the features of the • llalian Cuisine • S e a f o o d • F o w l • S t e a k s • R ib s closet (Round); Oak hall bench with blvd mirror: Mission oak book­ COIRA case: Young and son upright piano: three Wallace nutting Prints: program is financial support, M o f f 1:30-3;20-5;10-7;2S«li6-12a) BI f $4 OFF ■ June Special: (Xiie,.. Vt>H.. Thun.. Only) Porch rockers: Unusual "C ” Roll Fancy Glennwood Gas Cooking 534C East Micldle Tpke., Manchester including loan forgiveness of up to Range. Many prints: PANTRY AND CUPBOARDS ARE JAM POIIBIOBSTI $2,500 a year for needy students, Veal & Shrimp Scampi *9.95 PACKED THIS WILL BE ONE OF OUR LONGER AUCTIONS OF »4.00 OFF ANY TWO DINNERS IKn-2;S(M;40-7:I0-9;2S-l1:20 iPfl-tll (In Wa-Wa Market Center) provided they teach for two full over linguini THE SUMMER TONS OF BOX LOTS PLEASE BRING BOXES-A years after graduating. The finan­ with this coupon. Good Monday through CHAIR-AND A FRIEND-Cash or good check. (Seriypd with salad and a choice o f vegetable or potato) 10POUN cial support, which also includes a Thursday, 4:30-9, Sundav 12-8. Comfdete banquet facility for small or large parties. ROBERT H. GLASS AUCTIONEERS 12:30-2:45-7:15-0:45-11£8 iwti work-study component, is intended to prevent the after-graduation Seats up to 300. Full ('.hitdrens Menu. (20.1) .'iDUT.SlB (anvlime) t H OFF Vulid 6/16 - 7/10 P.S. DONT FORGET OUR GIGANTIC FIELD AU(5TI0N SUNDAY, 646-3450 debt load that is too great to repay M OFF.I IT'inner of Top 100 I'.S4 fo r extensive tvine list. on a secondary school teacher’s JU N E 15th at 12 Noon. Call us if you want to be a seller, one Hem or 1000. IL...... 60 I'illa Louisa Hoads Bolton, CT 646^3I6I salary. Ball said. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 13. 1986

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[M A X ] MOVIE; 'Faltiar of Ibo Brida' A er's present to his son evolves from a (C C ) An assassin is called out of retire­ brlda-to-ba puts her f a n ^ throi«Bh tha trial harmless gift into chaos and destruction. (g) SCTV Network ment to perform one final assignment. Joshua Bechard, alias Peter Rabbit, is frightened of of staging an immanaa wedding. ^>encer Phoebe Cates. Zach Galligan, Hoyt Axton. d3) Abbott and Costello Charles Bronson. Theresa Saldana. 1984. Tracy. Eszabeth Taylor. Joan Bennett. 1984. Rated PG. Rated R. being caught by farmers and cats as he sings "I Am Stuck 19^. [C N N ] Moneyline [U S A ] T h re e 's a C ro w d (R). [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet 2:00AM (3) MOVIE: "Run. Angel. in This Old Bush." Peter, 6, is a first-grader at Verplanck ARLO AND JANI8 * by Jimmy Johnson 7 :0 0 P M CD CBS Nawa Run' After exposing his former motorcy­ School, where Fran Hyde’s class presented the operetta 8l30P M CSD To Be Announced [TM C ] MOVIE; Friday the 13th, Part cle gang in a magazine article, the man and 3 ( £ ® (S) M*A*8*H (B MOVIE: 'Crash' A driverless car is V : A N e w Beginning' (C C ) A pint-size his girlfriend are pursued by gang mem­ of "Peter Rabbit” recently. i-IS H& DIDN'T HAVE TO W0I?RY (3D ABC Nawa steered by an occult presence. Jose Fer­ version of Jason commits a series of gory bers William Smith, Valerie Starrett. ABOUT IfeKRORlSTB/ . ( E S Pyramid rer, John Ericson, Sue Lyon. 1976 •murders. John Shepherd, Shavar Ross. 1969 100.000 Melanie Kinnaman. 1985 Rated R. 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(R), In Jon Lovitz- (60 min.) In Stereo. center. 549 E. Middle Turnpike. A Class of 1981 is planning an ALLEY OOP '"by Dave Graue older woman temporarily boarding at his IR). Stereo. (H) Hogan's Heroes chicken dinner will be served at 6 informal five-year class reunion on (S) dZ) Great Performances; Man from house Matthew Modine. Linda Fiorentino, THISONE (THENPUTHIM VrAFT? IS / UH HUH...IT'S BUT THERE'S NO W A TE R UP f EASY.' IT'S ON ROLLERS! [TM C ] MOVIE: *Advanturaa of Bucka- dZ) N e w s Ronny Cox. 1985 Rated R. p.m. There will be door prizes. June 28 at a home. For more CAN'T PAY V tO w o r k ON j TMM' THE I RIGHT AROUND HERE! HOW'RE WE GONNA V COME ON, I'LL SHOW M o s c o w (C C ) Part 1 of 3 A British intellig­ roo Banxai: Acroaa tba Dbnanalon' ($1) Auto Racing; Budweiser 500 Admission will be $7. information, including the time • ^ i ^ ^ ^ __Faatutaa SyryKaio Inc World nghts latarvod HIS TAXES, \THE RAFT /"GETAWAY \ THE CORNER! G ET IT DOWN TO TH ' R IV ER ?N ------YOU.' Crwnefightar Buckaroo Banzai battles an in­ ence agent brings a Russian informant to 3:00AM (33) Em ergency MISS MELBA'.} WITH TH E < APPARATUS"'' England and attempts to put him in contact [C N N ] Sports Tonight and location, call Chris Richard­ ______YOU SPOKE vasion of aliens from the eighth dimension. [CN N ] News Overnight Peter W ele r. John Lrthgow. EHen Barkin. with the British government (60 min ) (R) [D I S ] M O V IE : Th e Private Life of Henry son at 537-4707 or Lisa Fiano at EkYIAkK —V r-YS. A B O U T ? , [E S P N ] Soccer: W orld C u p (R). Stress session 1984. Rated PG. in Stereo. ® Novela: El Engarto V III' Because of his lusty pursuit of his 646-5270. ■ X [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Angelo, My Love' A [U SA] Radio 1990 [C N N ] Lorry King Uve many wives, King Henry leads England for seniors set MR. MEN” AND LITTLE MISS™ by Hargreaves A Sellers through a fiery and colorful reign. Charles gypsy boy and his brother chase the thief [D IS ] MOVIE; Now You See Him, Now Laughton, Merle Oberon, Elsa Lanchester of a family ring from New York to Canada The town Health Department Terrific Twos V THAY^^/LLr.' Y o u D o n 't' A pair of college students use 7 HOW , U ^TEN cSNeeFUUUY— 1933 and back Angelo Evans, Michael Evans, will give workshops for seniors on H^W .CAN I TAKE 7:30PM (3D p m Magazlna the secret of invisibility to raise money for Ruthie Evans 1983. Rated R. begin again I w a n t t o t a k e their school. Kurt Russell. Joe Flynn 1972 [ H B O ] M O V IE : Tomboy* A sexy female r r M O R E TH A N ( £ AH In tha FamHy [U S A ] Night Flight (R) handling stress. There is no cost r 12 Actor Arkin The good seeds you have sown in the • Italian Cuisine • Seafood • Fowl • Steaks ^Ribs 8 Ship biscuit s u R E In Starso. 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Friday, June 13. 1986 — 19 Connecticut In Brii^ I Health unloii ready to strike Institute is ./w o rid In Brief I South Africa calm in wake of order Bv Brendan Boyle Police appeared to have stepped the terms of the emergency and the minority government. • Labor market poses challenge HARTFORD (UPI) - Unionized strike by 1.100 nurses and service Waterbury Hospital employees to a federal law that requires Docs withhold non-emergency care United Press International up patrols in the streets of Cape black Sowetan newspaper called in Bishop Desmond Tutu con­ workers at a third Connecticut and maintenance workers at Wa­ who were thrown out of work last unions at health care faclllUes to Town, but there was no apparent a front-page editorial for the demned the move as "the old BRIDGEPORT —ThebiggesteducationalchallengeConnecti- health care facility have an­ terbury Hospital, or in the contract month when the hospital closed give a 10-day notice of their intent TORONTO — Organizers predicted a strike by thousands of JOHANNESBURG. South increase in police vigilance in immediate resignation of Botha’s ham-handed, iron-fisted re­ cut faces will be meeting the demands of an expanding labor nounced a strike deadline as dispute between Hartford’s Mt. down because of the threatened to strike, officials said. doctors in^ the province of Ontario would grow today and Africa — South Africa appeared Johannesburg or Pretoria. white minority government. sponse” and predicted it would do market, according to Jeremiah Lowney, the chairman pf the employees of the nation’s largest Sinai Hospital and its 350 service strike by the 1.100 unionized Because Waterbury Hospital "snowball’’ by Monday as physicians withdraw non-emergency calm today following President Before the announcement. police "South Africa cannot afford nothing to quell militant black Board of Governors for Higher Education. private psychiatric hospital threa­ and maintenance workers. workers. faced a strike by about 1,100 of Its care to protest government plans to limit their fees. Pieter Botha’s declaration of a raided homes and offices of more of this madness.” the news­ opposition to white rule. The labor force in Connecticut will be far below the state’s tened to walk off the job this In a related development Thurs­ Peraro is expected to rule next 2 000 employees, officials decided Hospital officials expressed fears over doctors’ threats to shut second state of emergency in a dissidents around the country, paper said in the commentary ’The anti-apartheid United De­ demand for workers, Lowney said at a Thursday meeting of the weekend. day. the state Labor Department week on the "very complicated to lay off almost all the workers down emergency wards in their escalating dispute with the year and the detention by police of detaining more than 1.000 trade signed by editor Joe Latakgomo. mocratic Front, a major target of The union covering about 265 ruled that non-union employees at issue" of whether unionized Board of Governors at the University of Bridgeport. and close down the 508-bed facility. Ontario government over legislation to punish physicians who up to 2.000 anti-apartheid unionists, clergymen, civil rights It was the second time in a year the pre-dawn police raids, said it psychiatric technicians and li­ Waterbury Hospital who were laid workers who were also laid off in hospital spokesman Richard Bulat dissidents. activists and political leaders. the government has invoked emer­ would not be intimidated and How Connecticut's higher education system can meet the labor censed practical nurses at The off in anticipation of the threatened anticipation of their union’s own charge patients more than set fees. demand will be addressed in a report by the governors’ board to said. Doctors in Canada’s most populous province began the strike The nationwide emergency de­ The pro-government Citizen gency powers in an effort to quell vowed to go ahead with plans to Institute of Living said they would strike by the unionized workers are strike deadline are also entitled to clared Thursday gave police newspaper today reported that up racial violence that has claimed defy an earlier ban on meetings to be released Tuesday, Lowney said. The plan forhighereducation go on strike at 6 a.m. Sunday unless entitled to unemployment benefits, said spokesman (Richard The hospital, which asked the Thursday. will call for more cooperation between the public and private Labor Department to expedite its The Ontario Medical Association said it did not know how many sweeping powers to detain people to 2.000 people might have been 1.700 lives since 1984. The previous commemorate the June 16 a new agreement is reached, union compensation. C. Picks. \ without charge. Lnposed severe detained after the police raids. move — in effect from July anniversary. sectors as well as better training to meet the demands of spokesman Bill Meyerson said The ruling by state Labor Peraro’s ruling Thursday-and ruling on the two Issues, has of its IS, 000 member physicians canceled ail but emergency care, restrictions on media coverage of businesses, he said. argued against any unionised but did not dispute several polls indicating about half the doctors Police, however, declined to through March — was confined Botha, in an address to Parlia­ Thursday. Commissioner P. Joseph Peraro his expected ruling next week were black political violence and prohi­ comment on any aspect of the mainly to areas around Johannes­ ment broadcast nationwide, de­ Other suggestions that will be included in the report are more Meanwhile, no new talks were meant unemployment checks were both considered precedent-setting workers getting unemployment were on strike. bited calls for economic sanctions. benefits, Bulat said. emergency, citing a new provision burg, Port Elizabeth and Cape fended his decision, saying intelli­ cooperative education programs, increased responsiveness to planned before Monday in the to be sent out today to about 700 since the workers were laid off due The streets of the major cities that shifts the responsibility for Town. gence indicated “radicals and small businesses and job training for displaced workers at Abortion protesters arrested were quiet and apparently normal keeping the media informed to the The declaration was denounced anarchists" planned countrywide technical colleges, Lowney said. and there were no reports of government’s Bureau for by the United States as a "serious disturbances "which po.se real DENVER — Anti-abortion protesters today tried to block the disturbances in any of the coun­ Information. mistake,” and Canada imposed dangers for all population groups Governor vetoes two measures Truck group calls for better enforcement door of a Planned Parenthood abortion clinic today to "stop these try’s black townships. Newspapers reponed fully on new sanctions against the white in the country” babies from being killed." Twenty protesters were arrested and HARTFORD — Gov. William A. O’Neill has vetoed two bills, WEST HARTFORD (AP) - A ramps on the right and left "all in Interstate 84, officials said. Milton company. a policeman was pushed through a glass door, authorities said. one from the regular 1986 legislative session and one from the spokesman for the Connecticut the space of this curved area.” Trooper Jim Barnes said driver Cormell said his company leased The disturbance came on the second day of the National Right special session that concluded last week, O’Neill’s office said. Motor Transport Association is "They come through the Cor­ Timothy E. Finck, 30, of Sunbury, the truck Finck was driving from to Life Committee’s annual convention, which is being held in a 2nd infant heart recipient ‘doing weii’ The governor vetoed the bills Wednesday, his office announced calling for increased enforcement bin’s Corner area wide open,” Pa., died in the accident in the another firm In his central Pen­ hotel six blocks from the National Organization for Women on Thursday. of trucking laws by stale police McLeod said. "If that load starts to eastbound lanes near the Park nsylvania area and that Finck was convention. O’Neill said that the first measure would have allowed Police spokesman Pete Lombard said most of the anti-abortion By Linda Wagar Jesse case in Southern California. procedure and respond to ques­ heart was made through a national after three trucking accidents shift, then goodbye” Road exit shortly after 5 a.m. an employee of Professional Driv­ Dr. Constantine Mavroudis said. tions" at a news conference this employers to require prospective employees to sign what occurred on a dangerous stretch of McLeod, a retired career state It was the third truck accident in ers ^rvlce in Milton. protesters were taken to court, instead of jail, to be charged with United Press International organ search network. Mavroudis, "The surgery on Baby Calvin morning, he said. director of the hospital’s trans­ amounts to an "employment promissory note." which would Interstate 84 within 10 days. police trooper, said that "in all 10 days in the same area of the trespassing and creating a disturbance. One man was jailed for has been completed and the baby is require the employee to pay the employer a specified sum if he John McLeod said the curve early morning accidents fatigue is highway, according to state police. Joan Schwartz, a spokeswoman resisting arrest. LOUISVILLE. Ky. - Baby plant team, had said Thursday he for the drivers service, said Finck Calvin — ruled unsuitable for a doing well." Kosair Children’s Baby Calvin, who was born May doubled the boy could live more quits before a stated period of time. where the wrecks have occurred is a factor.” but he also called for Neither of the previous two Hospital spokesman Bill Loader Such notes are already prohibited under state law. on a narrow stretch following a increased enforcement of trucking crashes was fatal. had left Pennsylvania late Administration considers leak law heart that went to Baby Jesse in 21. had waited about a week longer than a few weeks without a new wide-open area near the Corbin’s laws by state police. Finck was hauling a load of Wednesday. California earlier this week — said. for a transplant than Baby Jesse, heart, saying. "There is no ques­ The governor’s veto of that bill completed action on the 493 bills received a new heart today in a "Baby Calvin is in critical who was born May 25 and got his tion that the child could die at any passed during the regular 1986 session. He signed 488 bills and Corner shopping malls. On Thursday, the driver of a concrete reinforcing steel bars Trooper Dave Mich said investi­ WASHINGTON — Three Commerce Department employees "We know it’s not properly tractor-trailer was crushed to from the Milton Manufacturing Co. gators were able to determine six-hour operation and was re­ condition, which is standard after new heart Tuesday. Je.sse’s doc­ time” vetoed five. will be fired and security of sensitive economic data will be ported “doing well” heart operations, but overall he is designed,” McLeod said, noting death when he apparently fell of Milton, Pa., to a construction job from a lack of both skid marks and tightened following an inquiry that could lead to the outlawing of tors denied that Calvin had been O’Neill also vetoed a special session bill authorizing the doing well." he said "passed over” arbitrarily for a "The longer we wail, the worse construction of a grade crossing in Sprague as a result of the that there is an exit on the left asleep at the wheel of his truck in the Hartford area, according to mechanical defects that Finck leaks of potentially valuable information. Doctors worked overnight to followed by successive entrance which rolled over on that stretch of Fred W. Cormell, chairman of the apparently fell asleep at the wheel. The surgery started shortly after new heart, saying the first one his chances will be." he said. temporary closing of the Shetucket River Bridge. The grade The dismissals, announced Thursday by Commerce Secretary implant the donor heart into midnight and was completed located was better suited for Jesse. Mavroudis had said he hoped crossing was to be used by emergency vehicles to reach the Malcolm Baldrige, concluded a nine-month investigation by the 23-day-old Calvin, who.se urgent "within the past few minutes." Calvin was born with hypoplas­ publicity similar to that of Baby section of Sprague that was effectively isolated by the bridge’s department’s inspector general, the FBI and the Securities and need for a transplant came to light Loader said about 6:30 a m. EDT. tic left heart syndrome and was 11 Jesse would help find a donor for closing. Exchange Commission into a leak in September 1985 of gross amid publicity about the Baby was to "describe the days old when a plea for a donor Calvin. O’Neill said the matter was already being handled by the Consultant suggests wider antitrust probe national product figures for the second quarter of 1985. Department of Transportation and the bill was unnecessary. The three employees worked in the Bureau of Economic By Dean GolembeskI ran from the late 1970s to the early way. contracted MTDS. Analysis, which is responsible for preparing reports on theGNP, The Associated Press 1980s. A copy of the report also was The Associated Press has filed a the leading financial indicators and other sensitive data. Reagan ends confusion, says treaty dead Waterbury warrant lirst step’ He said the attorney general’s given to Transportation Commis­ complaint with the Freedom of Baldrige said. HARTFORD — A computer office has to decide whether it Bv Helen Thomas Reagan may be asked to explain think you can trust what Larry The pact was signed in Vienna by WATERBURY — A state prosecutor has named the suspect sioner J. William Bums and other Information Commission seeking analysis company has recom­ wants "to do any real investigative Department of Transportation of­ a copy of the MTDS report. The NASA says booster test impractical United Press International his reasons for scrapping the Speakes told you.” President Jimmy Carter and the wanted in connection with alleged voter fraud in Waterbury’s mended that the Connecticut attor­ work" based on his findings. ficials. Bums had no comment on attorney general’s office has unratified 1979 treaty when he However. Reagan hedged when late Soviet leader. Leonid Democratic delegate primary, but has refused to say if the man ney general’s office expand its Robert M. Langer, who heads the report, saying “antitrust isn’t argued against disclosure, citing WASHINGTON — NASA has vowed to meet all the WASHINGTON - President hosts a luncheon for regional asked whether the United States Brezhnev. was involved with any campaign. investigation into possible anti­ the attorney general’s antitrust my bailiwick." protection under the state’s anti- recommendations of the Rogers Commission, but vertical test Reagan says the SALT 2 nuclear reporters today. would surpass the SALT 2 limits Jose Antonio Vargas. 30, of Waterbury was named in the later this year. Speakes said that, regardless of trust violations by the state’s road unit, refused to comment on the DOT officials were given a copy tmst and trade secrets laws. The firing of redesigned shuttle booster rockets poses an engineering arms treaty is dead and has Thursday he endorsed remarks U.S. actions later this year —when warrant issued in connection with the investigation of fraud in paving contractors. MTDS report. He also refused to of the report because they, along FOI Commission has not decided challenge that may be impractical to meet, officials say. indicated that any restraints pul on by chief White House spokesman "Anyone going into negotiations. Larry Speakes, who said the Reagan can act to exceed SALT 2 Waterbury’s May 20 primary, but the warrant had not been Management Technology Data say if an investigation is under with the attorney general’s office. the case. John Thomas, director of the NASA team studying ways to the U.S. weapons buildup will I think, has a right to remain silent, limits, actual compliance is no served. State’s Attorney John A. Connelly said Thursday. depend on Soviet actions. agreement is finished as a founda­ so that nothing could be used Systems Inc. of All.ston. Mass., improve the booster joint that doomed Challenger, said Reporters dsked Reagan pointed tion for arms control. against him," he said. “We’re longer a concern. Connelly said the warrant issued earlier this week is "only the won a $46,000 contract last year to Thursday a decision on a new design is expected in the next few first step" in a probe by his office into allegations of absentee analyze paving contract bids from questions Thursday about his “The SALT treaty limits no trying to replace it with a belter “The United Slates is indicating weeks. stance on SALT 2. after a series of longer exi.st.’’ Speakes announced. deal” ballot fraud in the delegate primary between Gov. William A. a five-year period for possible He said four booster test firings currently are planned, but he that we will n,o longer be bound by O’Neill and challenger Toby Moffett. evidence of collusion. ambiguous statements from ad­ "If we take future actions in the In the past several weeks, he has the numerical limits of it ’ he said was not optimistic the redesign and test program can be ministration officials and Rea­ area of arms control, it would be claimed a pattern of Soviet viola­ “Wc have not violated it yet We Connelly iniatiated the investigation into the primary after The COMING SATURDAY completed in time to make the agency’s July 1987 target date for Hartford Courant reported in a copyright story that the primary The analysis was sought while gan’s own remarks at his Wednes­ for reasons other than the SALT tions forced him to declare the may not go over it in the fall " the federal government conducted the first post-Challenger shuttle mission. day night news conference agreement” treaty finished as a foundation for Speakes said his statement was was marred by fraud, including at least one case where a dead arms control. man was recorded as having voted. its own investigation into highway confused the issue. 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June 13, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, June 13, 1986 — t l AIDS forecast: 179,000 deaths in 5 years Thoughts WASHINGTON (UPI) - A spe­ 1985 and 44,257 in 1984. ciency syndrome by the end of the "Clearly, a national, coordinated BUSINESS cial task force is precjicting a "I think the numbers speak for century. response is necessary. drastic increase in AIDS cases — a themselves," Dr. Donald Ian Mac­ The participants called for a There have been about 21,000 Ministers do pastoral counsel­ problem that need.s that special cumulative 270,000 cases by 1991 Donald. acting assistant secretary national commission representing cases of AIDS in the United States, ing. That is different from therapy attention. with 179.000 deaths — and calling for health in the Department of public, private and voluntary with 11.000 deaths. that psychologists do. because The pastor’s study, however, is a for creation of a national commis­ Health and Human Services, told a sectors to coordinate fund-raising, McDonald said, however. “ By while psychologists are to remain time when the broken heart as well sion to head the fight against the news conference Thursday. “ It's a education and other anti-AIDS the end of the year 1991. we expect for the most part, objective, as the burning question can be Business In Brief Lack of statements spells trouble ' disease. huge problem." efforts, but did not decide who a cumulative total of 270,000 cases though caring, ministers, priests brought. We are not called do The anticipated AIDS death toll MacDonald was one of 85 partici­ should set up the commission, he with 179.000 deaths. Of these. 74,000 or rabbis are to be with and for analyze, but to empathize, to Stocks rise as interest rates faii Q U E S T IO N : for 1991 is 54,000, more than annual pants in a conference in West said. will be new cases, developing people, often at a deep level. offer God's love each to each. This If. indeed, these things have In August 1984, When you invest in a ’.’load” auto deaths. The government's Virginia last week that issued a "We estimate that in 1991 the during the year 1991. In 1991 alone, One thing that I have noticed is to be extended into the world by NEW YORK — Stock prices advanced broadly today as never arrived, you should contact I was duped into mutual fund through a letter of National Highway Traffic Safety report updating the government's medical care of AIDS patients will there will be 145.000 who are ill and over the years, however, is that ministering to each other, laityand open-market interest rates fell. the brokerage firm or sales organi­ putting $2,150 intention, you agree to invest a Administration reported this week 1985 plan tocontrol and prevent the require between $8 billion and $16 seeking treatment: 54.000 will people tend more and more in clergy alike. The next time you zation through which you made the The Dow Jones average of 30industrials rose 11.84 to 1,849.97in into what I was In ve s to rs ’ large amount of money within a there were 4,3.800 traffic deaths in spread of acquired immune defi­ billion." MacDonald said die." these days to "psychologize” reli­ find yourself tempted to analyze the first hour of trading. purchase. And write or telephone led to believe certain period of time, usually 13 A majority of the cumulative gion. There are rows of books that someone's problem or sadness, see the mutual fund to learn the Gainers outnumbered losers by about 3 to 1 in the early tally of was a high- G u id e months. Through that method, you total will be among the 1 million to take something that has been a if you can’t translate that back into A' current status of your invest­ New Y o rk Stock Exchange-listed issues. interest savings pay a lower commission and. as a 1.5 million people who are believed part of human nature for all our empathy or compassion. ments. You'll find the address and As trading began, investors were confronted with new account. As it William A. Doyle result, buy more shares. to be infected with AIDS virus now. recorded history, and act as if it phone numbers of mutual funds in AIDS virus may trigger defenses had just been invented by the Rev. Diana Heath evidence that the economy remained sluggish. turned out, I the scientists said. manuals at big public libraries. The extra shares are held in self-help writer. When this is Unitarian Universalist The Federal Reserve reported a larger-than-expected 0.6 had invested in Cases linked to heterosexual You can close your fund account escrow until you complete the W ASHINGTON (U P I) - Scient­ differs from patient to patient, the available now. It will provide a mixed with a religious flavor it can Society East, Manchester percent drop in industrial production for May. That news came a shares of a by redeeming your shares — agreed-upon payments. It could be ists have found that once someone scientists said. more rational approach" to devel­ contact are expected to increase often get taken over into a kind of day after the Commerce Department said retail sales declined “ capital appre­ from 7 percent to 9 percent of new turning them back to the fund. that there’s been a foul-up in that is infected with one of the many "It has tremendous implica­ opment of treatments and a self-centered message that is O.I percent last month. ciation’ mutual fund. I have the value of your shares had to rise cases by 1991. but the major risk Redemption procedures vary a bit fund’s record-keeping and your 232 forms of the AIDS virus, they tions." said Dr. Beatrice Hahn, a vaccine against the AIDS virus. hardly what Biblical religion In the credit markets this morning, yields on short-term received only one statement, dated 9.3 percent for you to get even. groups — homosexual men and from fund to fund and are spelled extra shares have never been become resistant to other types — research assistant professor in Hahn is co-author of a report on stands for — a kind of self-giving Treasury bills fell about 10 basis points, or hundredths of a Oct. 3. 1984. Given the fund’s lackluster perfor­ intravenous drug abusers — will EMERGENCY out in each fund’s prospectus. turned loose. which could help in the develop­ medicine and microbiology at the the study appearing in the journal love that allows for sacrifice and percentage point. Prices'of long-term government bonds, which mance, you probably reached the ment of treatment and vaccine University of Alabama and a Science, along with other scientists not change, the scientists said. Fire — Police — Medical loyalty. Good psychology, how­ move inversely with interest rates, rose more than $10 for every I do not trust the stock market break-even point in 1985. QUESTION: In June 1985, I against the deadly disease. principal investigator in the study. from the University of Alabama. Although there has been much Q U E STIO N : Having purchased ever. is common sense. And I am $1,000 in face value. and am fearful for this investment. signed a "letter of intention" to Once inside a person, the AIDS In a telephone interview Thurs­ Waller Reed Arm y Medical Center research progress, no treatments glad that there are competent D IA L 911 The money I put in was being saved many individual stocks over the Financial stocks, in particular, benefited from the drop in Are you certain you have re­ purchase $50,000 worth of shares in years, I always have them regis­ virus evolves into many varia­ day, she said the study "does open in Washington, the National or vaccines are available against psychologists that I can refer In Manchester for my son and I want to be sure it interest rates. Federal National Mortgage gained W to35Va, and ceived only one statement? If so, a mutual fund. I made five $10,000 tered in my name and the certifi­ tions, all apparently bearing a sort a new (research) path in the Cancer Institute and the I'niver- AIDS A vaccine is currently being someone who is having a life , will be there when if is needed. Is Great Western Financial l'/« to 42W. there is something very wrong. payments, thefina|oneonOct. 17.1 cates sent to me. Recently, I made of genetic "fingerprint" that respect that more information is sity of Miami. tested in animals. this a good investment? If I choose The N Y S E ’s composite index of all its listed common stocks You should have received a was entitled to 4,075 shares, but I my first investment in a mutual to close the account, how do I go added .88 to 139.70. At the American Stock Exchange, the market .statement confirming your pur­ have received certificates for only fund and was told it is unnecessary about doing it? value index was up 1.45 at 281.39. chase, You should receive state- 3,843 shares. and unwise to receive certificates. On Thursday the Dow Jones industrial average dropped 7.94 to rnents when that fund declares I have made many requests to Would that he safe? 1,838.13. ANSWER: The value of an dividends and capita! gains distri­ my broker and he has made many investment in the mutual fund you butions. whether you take those phone calls to the mutual fund to ANSW ER: Sure. The vast ma­ named in your letter declined a bit payments by check or reinvest obtain certificates for the 232 other jority of mutual fund investors during the latter part of 1984, rose them to buy additional shares. shares. Do I have recourse to a never take possession of certifi­ Dollar mixed and little changed 16.7 percent in 1985 and is up about REAI ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES Each January, you should get a higher authority? cates for their shares. The shares 11 percent so far this year. Its LO N D O N — Both the U.S. dollar and the price of gold opened Form 1099, listing dividends and are held by each fund’s custodian mixed and little changed today in Europe. investment performance has not capital gains distributions to re­ ANSW ER: You can contact the bank. REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK 243 MAIN STREET • MANCHES ft'l been as good as most other mutual The greenback weakened in Frankfurt and Milan but began the port on your income tax return. Office of Consumer Affairs, U.S. Also, most investments in mutu­ 643-1591 funds. day stronger on other major markets. And you should be getting annual Securities and Exchange Commis­ als are in dollar amounts, which VERNON C in C L t • VI MN. :N Also, there is a full “ load" The dollar opened in Frankfurt at 2.2110 marks against 2.2131 and quarterly shareholder reports. sion, 450 Fifth Street. N.W.. buy full and fractional shares to 871-1400 charged on the purchase of that If you’re reinvesting, you should and in Milan at 1,521 lire against 1.521.25. Washington. D.C. 20.549. Since you the third or fourth decimal place. mutual fund’s shares. Becau.se you get an updated prospectus once a want your certificates delivered, Certificates aren’t issued for frac­ But in Zurich the dollar rose, opening at 1.8315 Swiss francs paid an 8,5 percent commission. year. vnii chntilH pet them. against 1.8205, and it began trading in Paris at 7,0460 francs tions of shares. against 7.0280. In Brussels it opened at 45.75 Belgian francs against 45.40. In London, the dollar began the day at $1.5155 to the pound r. T T against 1.5265. Retail sales, business spending down f» -4 In Tokyo, the dollar closed at 165.85 yen against 165.75. The dollar Thursday bought $1.3856 Canadian, down from By The Associated Press healthy demand for new cars and from April. Consumer spending, inflation, are still rising. $1.3881 Wednesday. furniture failed to overcome wea­ which accounts for two-thirds of In other economic developments Gold opened in Zurich at $347.50 per ounce against $348.50 and The Commerce Department has kness in other areas, it said. total economic activity, has been Thursday: in London at $347.40 against $347.25. issued two more gloomy reports, The survey of investment plans in the doldrums much of the year. • The Dow Jones average of 30 Manchester Huge Master $108,900 - providing further evidence of a completed in May found U.S. Excluding auto sales, the May industrials, which seesawed in a "Lydall Woods" Williamsburg 3 bedroom Colonial, including 12x20 sluggish economy. industry more pessimistic than decline would have been an even narrow range through much of the master. 12x22 living room/dining area. 1st floor family room and TRW sells units to Harbour Group The department reported Thurs­ two months earlier when busi­ larger 0.3 percent following a 0.7 day. closed at 1.838.13. down 7.94 laundry. Many Condominium features with your own lot and very low day that U.S. businesses expect to nesses expected to boost spending maintenance fee. 1'4 baths, garage, built in '85 ^ percent drop in this category in points. ST. LOUIS — Harbour Group Ltd., a diversified operating cut spending for expansion and this year by a modest 0.9 percent. April. • The nation’s basic money company, said Thursday it is buying two metal cutting tool modernization by 1.3 percent this Three-fourths of the decline was Commerce Secretary Malcolm supply known as Ml rose by $2.7 divisions from TRW Inc. of Cleveland. year, the ff)-st such decline since accounted for by cutbacks in oil Baldrige said the retail sales billion in late May and early June, RARE FIND... 1983. Term s of the sale to the privately owned firm were drilling, reflecting the sharp drop declines were overstated because the Federal Reserve Board re­ Distinctive 5 bedroom Garrison Colonial on private 6.8 acre lot! The SOUTH WINDSOR undisclosed. It also said retail sales edged in prices. prices at the retail level have been ported Thursday. The Fed said Ml grounds and yard surrounding this home must be seen to be down 0.1 percent in May, the third Retail sales totaled $117.05 bil­ falling in recent months, meaning New to the market. Lovely 7 room split, 3 bedrooms, fam­ Being sold to Harbour Group were TR W 's Cutting Tools rose to a seasonally adjusted $663.2 appreciated. Tru ly a nature lover’s paradise! There are two large, setback in the past four months. A lion last month, down $86 million that sales, after adjusting for billion in the week ended June 2. ily room, 1V4 baths, carpeting, new furnace, new roof, very Division and Carbide Division. T R W has owned the businesses cleared areas that are just waiting for you to plant your own gardens; nice condition in and out. $135,900. since 1968. home is surrounded by tali pines, and is just a beautiful setting! The The Cutting Tools Division will be renamed Greenfield home features a master bedroom with its own bath and a total of 3 full Industries Inc. but will retain the brand names it currently baths, family room with wet bar, oak staircase, barnboard panelling produces. The Carbide Division will be renamed Rogers Tool OSHA orders tougher asbestos limits and much natural woodwork, an enclosed sun porch with woodstove, tl&R REAITY CO. Works Inc fantastic home tor a large and growing family, must seeto appreciate Since 1%8. annual sales of the divisions have grown to more By Mott Yancey would be announced today. in place. OSHA officials have estimated that 1 million construction workers the natural beauty of this home and property. Additional 4 acres also than $100 million, with plants in Augusta. Ga.: Clemson. S.C.: The Assacloted Press “ We think it’s a good standard Copies of the uncla.ssified telex Manchester Nice $105,000 risk cancer-causing exposure to available with the potential for subdivision. Call today to see this one Gambolatti built Colonial with built-ins galore 2 bedrooms including 643-2642 Greenfield. Mass.: New Haven, Conn.: Bentonville, Ark., and and will go a long way in providing were released in May by the House asbestos, primarily in renovating of a kind property, offered at $199,900. 12x17 master. 12x20 fiieplaced living room. 1'4 baths, garage. Nicely ^^^Robert D. Murdock, Realtor ^ Rogers. Ark. WASHINGTON - The Occupa­ exposure protection forthose in the Energy Committee’s investiga-’ F«Alur« of tfie wMk Sponsored by Tl>« MmehMtor Horald landscaped yard ___ tional Safety and Health Adminis­ workplace." she said. “ Asbestos is tions and oversight subcommittee and demolishing buildings where tration is ordering a tenfold going to be around awhile, particu­ as part of a two-year probe into the material was used lor insula­ reduction in the amount of asbes­ larly in demolition” O M B’s role in the drafting of tion. For example, the EPA has Ford proposes driver-side air bags regulations by OSHA and the EPA, begun a program to rip asbestos 349 EAST CENTER ST. tos that 2 million workers can be In January, the Environmental out of thousands of schools around Joyce G. Epstein______MANCHESTER WASHINGTON — American auto insurers are embracing exposed to on the job, according to REALTY WORLD Ford Motor Co.’s proposed changes in federal airbag regulations government sources. 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CT 06040 nation’s highways. source said Thursday, however, asbestos — most of it for automo­ tion of anonymity, said Thursday that the OSHA risk assessments on bile brake linings — still being material are an estimated 500.000 Ford on Thursday announced it was asking the government to WE Ger RESULTS that the new standards will reduce asbestos exposure would allow the turned out in the U.S, market mechanics who install and replace WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION modify its rules so that automakers wouldn’t have to install the exposure limits from the EP A to forgo that ban. annually, the EPA and OSHA asbestos brake linings on automo­ "A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES” passenger-side air bags or automatic seat belts in cars they currently allowed 2 million fibers A House subcommittee is inves­ estimate. biles and trucks. equipped with driver-side air bags. per cubic meter of air to 200,000 tigating allegations that White East Hartford $81,900 As the government’s rules now stand, carmakers have to start fibers. House budget officials attempted PRICE REDUCEDIII phasing in air bags or automatic seat belts on both sides of new Without the change. OSHA and earlier this year to thwart the East Hartford $92,500 Owner wants sale of this versatile vehicles this fall, with all cars produced after September 1989 Environmental Protection Agency proposed EPA products ban by Used Cars For Roomy Dutch Colonial featuring home! It can be used as a home, an offering the passive restraints. officials said earlier this year, as influencing the drafting of the 6 large rooms, 1 % baths and gar­ office, or bothll Features 3 bed­ many as 1,325 workers could be rooms. very large yard, detached Ford said that without the proposed change to the airbag rules, OSHA standard. age Perfect for those looking for it probably would put automatic seat belts — belts that wrap expected to die over a 15-year Robert Bedell, deputy director of People Who Want a good buy and are wiliing to put garage In rear is In need of repairs. Home needs minor TLC and some around a passenger automatically upon closing the car door — on period from cancer and other the Office of Management and in some TLC Lot of house for the paint. 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NEW YORK (UPI) - Union headquarters in Danbury. Conn. court order of June 10. while A report by the Indian govern­ “In America I will get more own country." said Yaqnob Khan, Carbide Corp. has accepted a Union Carbide spokesman Har­ preserving the right of appeal. ment issued Thursday said thou­ money." said tea stall owner a Moslem shopkeeper who has Whether we exercise the right of sands of people are still suffering Ayodhye (jupta, who has suffered suffered respiratory problems. TAG SALE SIGN federal court decision that law­ vey Cobert said the company’s 1 * 6 ^ • suits arising from the Bhopal decision was based on clarifica­ appeal depends on the actions of from the tragedy and many —utc brc-'thing problems and “There is no need to go to Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? chemical disaster be settled in tions Keenan made this week to his others,” Cobert said. victims may require lifelong medi­ abdominal pain since his exposure America." SMI India, where some lawyers believe May 12 ruling that suits seeking The Indian government, in fig­ cal treatment. to the toxic fumes. “American A spokesman for the Citizens The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale plaintiffs are likely to get less billions of dollars from the firm ures released this year, said 1.773 Some attorneys have said Kee­ courts are good and honest and I Committee for Relief and Rehabil­ generous awards. should be tried in India. people were killed and 270.000 nan's decision to return the suits to have faith in them. I have no faith itation. a private group aiding gas Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you’ll receive U.S. District Judge John Keenan Under the revised ruling, the injured when vapors from the India would likely diminish the in Indian courts.” leak survivors, said the central announced the firm's acceptance judge said Carbide should have the pesticide ingredient methyl iso­ victims’ compensation, since In­ “The case should be tried in the government should create a spe­ O N E TAG S A LE SIGN F R E E , compliments of The Herald. of his decision minutes before a 5 right of appeal and the right to cyanate leaked from the plant in dian awards in industrial accident United States as I would get huge cial court to hear the cases in p.m. EDT deadline Thursday. discovery in the Indian courts. He Bhopal in central India on Dec. 3. suits usually are lower than in the compensation." said Mohd Sha­ Bhopal. “We are pleased the court is also limited judgments to those 1984. United States. red. who lost his 2-year-old STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQUARE, MANCHESTER sending the case to India where it rendered against the corporation Other estimates put the death In Bhopal. India, survivors of the daughter In the accident. Despite Carbide’s agreement belongs. This is good for Union alone. toll from the disaster, ranked as leak had mixed reactions to Union Others welcomed Union Car­ with *he Keenan’s ruling, it was Carbide.” the chemical giant said “We have accepted the judge’s the world’s wor.st industrial acci­ Carbide’s acceptance of the bide’s decision. uncertain whether a trial would HOMES HOMES HOMES LOTS/LANO LOTS/LANO in a statement from its corporate conditions as corrected by the dent. at 2..son. judge’s ruling. “Our case should be tried in our begin soon in India. H j j HOMES HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE [ilJ FOR SALE N FOR SALE FOR SALE Five Family. Beautiful Rare Find...Distinctive 5 By Owner-3 bedroom Do Drop In....To make an bedroom Garrison Colon­ modern units In an Infla­ appointment with us to Texas consultant takes threat to IRA deductions to heart tion hedging business Dutch Colonial. Desirable ial on private 6.8 acre lot! Porter St. area, 6 years see this great Colonial in The grounds and yard SOUTHWEST NH zoned location! Mo$ISee! Forest Hills. St. Charles iUanrl)patpr Hrralh "We guarantee our new, 2Vi baths, vinyl sid­ surrounding this home $62,055. number of Americans need them pension at all. ing, Anderson Windows. kitchen, master bedroom must be seen to be aoprle- B y John Cunnift banks. Congress — he helped there’ll be savings.” he says. houses" Blanchard 8, Ro- suite, 2 car garage, walk­ 9 Acres - $16,900 The Associated Press legislators refine the IRA concept, But he can ghow there’ll be losses “This is money out of your badly. He challenges the contention, setto 646-2482. Come see tor yourself. clated. Truly a nature $135,000. Principals only. out basement. Many fine lover's paradise! There which allows people to invest $2,000 to those who hold old IRAs and pocket and will diminish the tax Young people, construction expressed almost daily by promo­ features. $177,500. Jack- ters and defenders of the Senate CARRIERS NEEDED 649-5123. ore two large, cleared CONN. RIVER VALLEY NEW YORK - Conceding that a year, obtain a tax deduction, and those who take out new ones. savings, if any. resulting from workers and engineers tend to son 8, Jackson Real Est- areas that are lust waiting Individual Retirement Accounts defer taxes on earnings. Under present law. an employed other parts of the tax package. ’ ’ he change jobs often, sometimes not proposals, that the proposals ote, 647-8400.______tor you to plant your own would result in lower taxes for In Manchester East Hartford- Price Re­ as we know them are close to being ■ Congress now seems intent on couple in a 27 percent tax bracket, says. “If Americans really under­ staying around long enough to be duced I $81,900. Owner Gracious Colonlal-Thls gardens, home Is sur­ Beautifully woodeiJ parcel over­ ordinary Americans. He cites a classic home has 3 gener­ EUREKA!!! Just llsted- mortally wounded. Joe Mintz taking away the IRA tax deduc­ and who contribute a total of $4,000 stood what was involved.” he says. _ vested in a company pension plan. wants sale of this versatile Super 4 family to llve-ln or rounded by tall pines, and looking Connecticut River Volley. nevertheless doesn’t intend to give tion. the contention being that cuts a year to an IRA at 9 percent a “we could take Mr. Packwood’ congressional study to make his earn money! home! It can be used as a ous bedrooms, I'/z baths, Is lust a beautiful setting! Under present law. they can invest den, Florida room and tor Investment. 4 rooms In up the fight. in income tax brackets will offset year, can take out $62,978 after 10 apart.” a reference to Sen. Bob in their own plans, that is. in IRAs. point. home, on office, or both! each aportment. Newer The home features a mas­ Near lakes and ski areas. Town Packwood. R-Ore.. the bill’s floor • win prizes & trips! Features 3 bedrooms, much more! We Guaran­ ter bedroom with Its own Joe is a Texan who does his the loss of that deductibility. But years under the present law. but tee our Homes! Blan­ roof, windows, gutters maintained road with utilities. fighting with a personal computer, Mintz doesn’t believe a word of it. $59,156 under the proposal. manager. The Senate proposals would Mintz, who recently formed • have FUN! very Jorge yard, detached and exterior paint, te.iced bath and a total ot 3 full garage in rear Is In need of chard 8, Rossetto Real baths, family room with a sense of righteousness, and a big 'Tve asked all around.” he says, The difference, assuming the Mintz. who at age 69 owns a allow them to continue their IRA GRIPE, an acronym for “Govern­ Estate, 646-2462.D yard. Owner occupied tor Located only 20 minutes from 1-91. repairs. Home needs mi­ many years. Offered at wet bar, oak staircase, fund of knowledge about personal “and nobody can show me the couple is at least 59'/i and therefore half-dozen IRAs. says he isn’t contributions, but it would deny ment Responds If Properly En­ barnboard panelling and Two hours from Manchester. Ex­ finance matters, including IRAs figures.” He has asked legislators, not liable for early withdrawal stubborn about them, and in fact them the right to deduct those couraged” (Box 12066. Dallas. nor TLC and some paint. 6 Room Cape. Full $179,900. Jackson 8, Jack- Really a great opportun­ son Real Estate, 647-8400. much natural woodwork, cellent terms available. Call owner and taxes. in.surers. tax experts, certified penalties, is $3,822. After 20 years believes that some people might be contributions on their federal Texas. 75225). insists the battle call ity In hard to find price dormer, 2Vj years old, an enclosed sun porch An insurance agent turned finan­ public accounting firms and oth­ the difference amounts to $20,651. better off investing in something income tax returns. Thus, says isn’t over. He intends to head for range. Call today or It sided, wall to wall carpet, with woodstove, fantastic 802-257-4347, 9am to 9pm. Mintz. they might end up with no Washington. appliances, fenced yard, Manchester- New listing home for a large and cial consultant — to individuals. ers. "Nobody can demonstrate And after 30 years it climbs to else. But. he insists, a great may be too late.! Realty $117,000. Beautiful Con­ World, 646-7709.O IVj baths, excellent con- growing family, must see 647-9946 dlton. 647-0719. dominium in very desira­ to appreciate the natural ble area! One bedroom, beauty ot this home and 3 large lying room with property. Additional 4 Bolton Lake. Very Very APARTMENTS fireplace, fully ap- acres also available with small piece of land. Can­ FOR RENT pllanced and all furnish­ not be built upon. 643-2880. ings are Included! Move- the potential for subdivi­ In condition! Unfinished sion. Call today to see this One Bedroom Aportment CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 one of a kind property, Manchester Basement second floor with room for expansion, call today offered at $199,900. Realty REAL ESTATE and parking, first floor. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED for a private showln- World, 646-7709. WANTED $410. Security Required. 0 649-2871. Business Property...... 25 Entertainment...... 53 Farm Supplies and Egulpment__ 80 gl! Realty World, 646- Brand New Listing!!! Notices 7709.O Resort Property ...... 26 Bookkeeplng/lncome Tax ...... 54 Office/Retall Equipm ent...... 81 Very clean 3 bedroom Wanted to buy a house for 2 family flat 1st floor. 4'/j Lost/Found ...... 01 Recreational Equipment...... 82 RATES: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. Mortoages ...... 27 Carpentry/Remodellng...... 55 Forest Hills-Large 4 bed­ ranch in quiet family $76,000 thru CHFA In Man­ room apartment with Personols...... 02 Wanted to B u y ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... 56« Boats and Marine Equipment.....83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. BLUEPRINT CLERK neighborhood In Tolland. chester or Coventry. No built In range and oven, Announcements...... 03 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. Primary responsibilitiesareto makeall prints and room, 2Vj bath colonial on Rooflng/Sldlng...... 57 Musical Items...... 84 1 cul-de-sac. First floor First floor family room, Real Estate Agents laundry room, basement, Auctions...... 04 Flooring...... 58 Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 MlnInNim diorgg: 4 lines. file all originals. Must be able to work without di­ fireplace, full basement, Please. 647-1105. adults only, no pets, secur­ FInonclol...... 05 Rentals family room with fire­ Electrical ...... 59 Pets ond Supplies...... 86 rect supervision. Familiarity with blueprints and place, roomy eat-ln- tully Insulated. Pretty set­ ity, monthly $450. 649-7885. Rooms for Rent...... 31 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 87 DEADLINES: For clossifled advertisements to drafting functions helpful. Entry levei position. ting! Offered at $115,900. kltchen, spacious dining Jackson & Jackson Real Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 Miscellaneous Services...... 61 Tag Sales...... 88 be published Tuesday through Saturday, the room. A real find for Manchester-North End, 1 Condominiums for R ent...... 33 Services Wanted...... 62 Wanted to Buv/Trade ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. BUYER $159,9(X). Joyce G. Epstein Estate, 647-8400. Rentals bedroom apartment near Help Wanted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... 34 For advertisements to be published Monday, Real Estate, 647-8895.D busline. Utilities not In­ Situation Wanted ...... 12 Store/Office Space...... 35 the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Immediate need for a highly organized individual Superb 10 room contem­ cluded, $410 monthly. Call Business Opportunities...... 13 Merchandise Resort Property ...... 36 to purchase a wide variety of technical and non­ East Hartford-92,500.' porary — Dream kitchen, ROOMS 646-2457 between 9 and 5. Instruction...... 14 Industrial Property...... 37 Automotive technical items and materials, and to deal effec­ 4 bedrooms, 3'/j baths, Hollday/Seasonal...... 71 READ YOUR AO. Classified advertisements are Roomy Dutch Colonial FOR RENT Employment Services...... 15 Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Cars for Sale...... 91 tively with our vendors and company personnel EAST HARTFORD $87,900 featuring 6 large rooms, professional dark room. Studio type Apartment. Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... 73 Trucks/Vans for Sale...... 92 taken by telephane as a convenience. The at all levels. Qualified candidates must possess at I'/j baths and garage. In-law apartment. Secur­ Partly furnished. Work­ Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one least two years of college, two years experience PRICE REDUCED ity alarm. Snuggled on Room for rent. Kitchen ing single male adult pre­ Wanted to R ent...... 40 Furniture...... 74 Campers/Trallers...... 93 Perfect for those looking ferred. Lease, secutlry. Real Estate TV/Stereo/Appllances...... 75 Motorcvcies/Mopeds...... 94 Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of in Purchasing or Production Control, have initia­ This older, 7 room Colonial has 3 bedrooms, for a good buy and are over 1 acre with view of prlveledges, on busline, the original Insertion. Errors which do not No Pets. 643-2880. Homes for Sole ...... 21 Machinery and Tools...... 76 Auto Services...... 95 tive and be meticulous with detail. 2 baths, hardwood flooring under carpeting, willing to put In some pond and noture. Every close to center of town Services lessen the value of the advertisement will not amenity possible. Call tor 646-7066. Condominiums for Sale...... 22 Lawn and Garden...... 77 Autos for Rent/Lease...... 96 first floor family room, walk-up attic for stor­ TLC. Lot of house tor the be corrected by an additional Insertion. price. Joyce G. Epstein full details. $295,000. Lots/Lond for Sale...... 23 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to Eat...... 78 Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 LIGHT ASSEMBLERS age, enclosed sunporch, garage plus car­ Immaculate, pleasant, Cleaning Services...... 52 Real Estate, 647-B895.n Strano Real Estate, 647- Female Only. Large fur­ quiet, four rooms. Mature Investment Property ...... 24 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Wonted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 Understanding of basic hand tools and basic port. Deep lot. A lot ot house tor the money, 7653. □ nished room with kitchen J responsible, working, sin­ blueprint reading, willingness to do repetitive Superior Manchester In­ prlveledges and utilities. gle female preferred. work, mechanically inclined. Entry level. W« cm help you becoma i vestment. Immaculate Huge Master — Manches­ On bus line. Call 647-9813. Non-Smoker. Lots more. “REALE" PROFESSIONAL! vinyl sided 4-6 two family ter, $108,900. "Lyd all Call 649-5897. PACKERS Cill 040-4S25. ind nk (or Oin. house. The second floor Woods” Williamsburg 3 Q91 APARTMENTS Notices apartment has 3 bed­ bedroom Colonial Includ­ Manchester-2 bedroom, FH h e lp w a n ted [ i D h e lp w a n ted [ i D h e lp w a n ted HELP WANTED [ H ] h e lp w a n ted [ H I h e lp w a n ted [ l U HELP WANTED Ability to move large and/or heavy materials up ^ ^ I for r en t D. F. REALE, INC. rooms plus a small study! ing 12X22 living room/dln- I'/j baths, $450 a month, to 75 lbs. Responsible for the preparation, Recent heating system, Ing area. 1st floor family plus utilities and two packaging and documentation for materials. En­ Haal Ealala ILOST Management Trainee. Manchester Insurance Clerical - Full time office Receptionlst/Typlst- Summer Position. Jeffer­ Insurance Agency, East Laundry Supervisor-Full bath and kitchen. Nicely room and laundry. Many East Hartford, older gen­ months security deposit. Entry level position tor agency has an opening tor position 40 hours a week, Permanent part time, ex­ son house Adult Day Cen­ Hartford, experienced time evenings, supervi­ try level. 175 Main St., Manchester, Ct treed lot with 2 car gar­ condominium features tleman, 2 room efficiency, References required. No' AND FOUND o part time secretary. Monday thru Friday, 8am perience required. Call ter needs a part-time aide CSR Property-Casualty sory experience pre­ 648-4525 age! This home fits our with your own lot and all utilities, share a bath. Pets. 643-2121. D ambitous Individual. Company has profit shar­ Typing and telephone to 4pm. Reliability and Ms. Worona 646-2469. to assist In the provision Personal Lines. Full be­ ferred. Excellent wage PERSONNEL COORDINATOR town's slogan of "The very low maintenance $72 weekly. 647-0069. skills are Important. Insu­ accuracy Important. Ex­ EOE. of program activities, and nefits. IBM-AT computer and benefit package. Call fee. I'/j baths, garage, 4 room, 2 bedroom, fully Imoounded-Mole, 2 years ing program and both Immediate opening for a mature, person­ City of Village Charm”. old, Lob Block and white. local and national growth rance and computer skills perience using adding ma­ personal care of adult day knowledge helpful. Com­ Stephen Kegler for Inter­ Offered In the $140's... We built In 1985. D.W. Fish 4 Room Apartment. No carpeted, very clean, con- Hudson St. Call Manches­ opportunities. 649-4563. experience helpful but not chine, typing skills help­ Electrician-Licensed care clients. Experience petitive salary. Robert J. view, 647-9191. able and highly motivated individual to support guarantee our homes!... Realty, 643-1591 or 871- Pets, country living, good vlent location. $350 plus ter Doo Warden 646-0555. essential. 649-2891. ful. Apply In person. Journeymen experlencd working with elderly pop­ O’Brien Agency. 289-6461; our Personnel Dept. Qualified candidates must Blanchard 8< Rossetto 646- 1400. 0 for working couple. Se­ heat. 644-8601. Painter & Helper. Good Prague Shoe Company, In commercial and resi­ ulation preferred. Con­ evenings 569-0063. Nursery worker wanted be organized, detail-oriented, accurate, type SO­ 2482. curity, reference. 643- Lost 3 colored grey and wages for hard working Home health assistant 2(X) Pitkin Street East dential work. Call 646- tact Porgram Director at full time. Apply In person SO wpm, and have a minimum of 2 years business Nice — Manchester 7405. 5 Room Apartment 2nd white Cat. Answers to dependable person. 246- part time. Room and Hartford, 0319. 646-2680. Dental Hygenlst-Part Hop River Nursery, Rt. 6, experience. Word processing and CRT backg­ $105,000. GambolattI built floor. Available July 1. Bolton, 646-7099. All real estate advertised Colonial with bullt-lns ga­ Manchester 2 bedroom, TOOH, Lost Laurel St. 7101 9am-4pm. board, plus salary, to take time, hours 8am-4:45pm. round preferred. In the Manchester Herald Busline, heat included. area. Coll 646-2312, care of 2 elderly people. Administrative Assistant- Part Time Permanent po­ Nall Technicians Wanted. Quality oriented Glaston­ lore. 2 bedrooms Includin 2nd floor, heat and ap­ $550 per month. Keith N Is sublect to the federal Reward. Ask for Denise, 649-9453. Growing company seek-' sition In hospital In Man­ Part time and full time. bury practice. Warm, Truck Drivers Wanted. 2-5 12X17 master. 12x20 fire- pliances. No pets, secur­ Real Estate 646-4126. Ing qualified person with chester renting television Must be experienced In friendly staff. No Satur­ years experience. Call RECEPTIONIST Fair Housing Act ot 1968, placed living room. IVj ity, $575 a month. Call verbal skills, responsibili­ service. Afternoon hours tipping and silk wrapping. 677-2626. Responsible Individual to work on our Dimension which makes It Illegal to baths, garage. Nicely 646-3979. Part time permqnant po­ days. 633-3509. advertise onv preference, Manchester In nice loca­ Outside Sales. Monday sition. Immediately ovoll- ties Include group Insu­ starting at 2:00pm, flexi­ Preferrably with follow­ 400 Console, greet visitors and handle miscella­ landscaped yard. D.W. tion, with secluded yard. PERSDNALS rance, administration ble weekend or weekdays. ing: Liberal earnings, Reliable Babysitter limitation or discrimina­ Fish, 643-1591.0 Manchester-4 rooms, with thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ oble for professional Part time afternoons 1-5. neous typing. Qualified candidates must be coo­ tion based on race, color, $595 plus utilities. Call cellent money. Call Manchester Company, personnel records and of­ Mature, responsible, ex- flexible hours. Call 875- Possibly all day Friday. Needed. Monday thru Frl- perative. pleasant, able to work In a fast-paced stove, $500 monthly, se­ 529-0299. New Credit Card! No one fice supplies Inventory perlence with public. Own 5203 for Information or dav mornings only. religion, sex or national curity deposit, call after Jeanne 647-9946. duties Include typing, fil­ General office duties. environment, type 40-45 wpm, and have prior of­ origin, or an Intention to CDNDOMINIUMS refused VIsa/Mastercard. ing, general clerical and and purchasing. Salary transportation, will train. Interview. Please coll 643-6156. Month of July. Broad St. fice experience. Experience in customer service 6pm. 649-8365. Coll 1-619-565-1522 ext. $250-$320 weekly depend­ Call collect evenings, 389- area. Call 646-3867. make any such prefer­ FDR SALE BU YER M EET S seller In Head Teacher wanted telephone answering as­ or public relations a plus. ence, limitation or dis­ C1212, 24 hrs. sistance, accurate typing, ing on experience. Please 4382. Delivery. We need drivers Learning disabilities Manchester-Cozy 2 bed­ the wont ads ... time after part time In Manchester with cars or trucks to teacher. RHAM Junior crimination. The Herald time after time! Read and Day Care. Degree In early good spelling and organi­ call for an appointment Part time people to work Manchester-2 Bedroom, 2 room with built-in micro- 8:30 am to 12:30pm deliver SNET phone High School. Effective with other women In bind­ REGIONAL MARKETING MANAGER will not knowingly accept wave and nice yard. $495 use the want ads childhood educotlon pre­ zation a must.. Hours are Cabinet Manufacturer- any advertisement which bath ranch. Tennis, pool, 8am-1om, Monday thru Progue Shoe Company, Growing custom cabinet books to businesses In September 1. Applica­ ery. Will Train, 646-03JS. golf. Near Rt. 684. $126,000. plus utilities. Call 529-0299. regularly. ANNOUNCEMENTS ferred. Call 647-0788. your area during business tions being received by To coordinate a network ot Field Sales Repre­ Is In violation of the law. Friday. For an Interview Administrative Office, shop looking for conscien­ sentatives and dealers. Qualified candidates MANCHESTER 649-3087. call Laure at 649-4415. 282-9074. tious and dependable peo­ hours. Payment depend­ Dr. Henry Grabber until Wanted for houseclean­ Emergency? In Manches­ Immediate openings for ent on number of books. ‘ July 1,1986. RHAM Junior must possess a Bachelor's degree in Marketing 141 Ralph Road experienced carpenters. ple to fill various openings ing once a week. Call or Business Mgmt., demonstrate experience in ter, dial 911 for fire, Help wanted part time Part Time Sales Person. In our production and Plus a car allowance. High School, Hebron, Ct. early am 742-8020. police, medical help. Trim work and plastic Immediate opening for Write: Product Develop­ CT. Teacher Certification the sales mgmt. ot in-house and direct field sales Lovely seven room cape located in the very de­ laminate experience o local package store. Installation crews. Call FOUR & FOUR DUPLEX year round work, Thurs­ ment Corporation, 15 Requirement no. 65 Spe- Caroenters-Would you personnel: min. ot 2 years exp. in capital equip, sirable Redwood Farm area. Home has five prerequisite. Full time Nights and Saturdays. for Interview 872-9866, ask field sales; excellent communication (both verbal Call 649-0446 ask for Mr. day nights and Saturday a for Jeff or John. Styles St., New Haven, Ct. cloi Educotlon 1-12._____ like a good paying lob? If rooms, lav downstairs, two extra-large bedrooms employment & Benefits, must. Weekday hours 06512. EOE. and written) skills; sales/demo presentation Separate driveways, basements and HELP WANTED call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 WItham. Help wanted-KItchen and you are experienced In all and full bath upstairs. Finished rec room in the QD also available. Apply Dia­ phases of commercial skills: and a willingness to travel extensively utilities. Vinyl siding. Recently painted Monday thru Friday. Secretarial work Andover Bus Person. Inquire at basement. Library Asslstant-12 mond Showcase, Man­ Church. Average 10 hours Driver-Gasoline Tanker. work, rough to finish, with within the U.S. Part Time Inserters chester Parkade. Must have Class I License Vic’s Pizza, 151 W. Middle Oversized garage (could accomodate 4 cars), inside. Good condition. Excellent in­ hours a week. Experience per week. Application Tpke., 649-3700. a minimum of 3 years wanted. Call 647-9946, ask Accepting appliccatlons and a clean driving re­ rear patio and wooded lot. An ideal family home. for Bob. In person for general help preferred. For lob appli­ deadline July 1. Job opens experience call Kim at SECRETARY vestment or ideal starter home. Let cations and Information Hairdresser wanted for late July. Call 742-6217 or cord. Benefits: 5 paid 229-6556. So start packing and at the Little Ceasar man- terrific salon In Verno- holidays and paid vaca­ Self-starter with an Assoc, degree in secretarial Easy Assembly Work! chester. Over 18 pre­ call 646-7349. Bentley 742-6464. your tenants help pay your mortgage. Memorial Library, Bol­ n/Ellington area. Min­ tion. Year round work, Cleaning help. Immediate science or equivalent experience In this capacity S714.00 per 100. Guaran­ ferred. 534 E. Middle imum 2 years experience not seasonal. Call Mon­ to report directly to our Vice-President ot Mktg. CALL Possible owner financing. Offered at teed payment. No Sales. Tpke. ton, Ct. Closing dote June Babysitter needed for 7 Assistant Newspaper opelnings, part time even­ 18th. with some following. Ex­ year old boy Monday thru day thru Friday, 243-5457. Excellent communication skills required, typing Detalls-Send stamped en­ cellent earnings, flexible dealer wanted In Bolton. ings and or weekends. T. J. CROCKETT, REALTOR *133,900. Call Ed. 649-2947. velope: ELAN-173, 3418 Friday. 7:30 until 5:00. Coll 232-9989 between 9am Some outdoor duties. Se­ skills of 55-65 wpm, shorthand 80 wpm. This po­ Attendant-For busy full hours, great benefits. Call Keeney St. School area. Bartender. Part time & noon, Monday through nior Citizens and students sition requires an individual who is highly mo­ Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, service gas station. Mon­ Lab Techbnlclan-Part 875-5203 for Interview or nights and weekend. 643-1577 FL., 33482. time only. Apply In writ­ Will pay $60.00 weekly. Friday. Ask for Michael. welcome. 643-5747. tivated, organized, congenial and able to work In­ day thru Friday, 3pm to Information.______Starts June 30 thru Sep­ Apply Manchester Coun- dependently. Word processing experience ne­ 8pm. Apply In person ing to Griswold 8, Fuss, 306 try Club. 646-0103.______Commission drivers E. Center St., Manches­ Immediate openings for tember 2. Call after 5:30. Home Economics 1 year Window cleaners. Must cessary with a working knowledge of the IBM PC Mark Twain Said, needed. Coll Clyde 646- Barry's Texaco, 318 643-2660. teaching experience to be experienced. Steady Adams St., Manchester. ter, Ct. No phone calls carpenters, experienced Equipment operator a definite plus. 1140 Anytime. please. EOE In framing 8. must know needed by general con­ coordinate statewide vo­ work, good pay with how th layout. Full time Part Time Banquet setup tractor. Must have expe­ cational student organiza­ fringe benefits. Call 649- “The spider looks tion. Send resume to 5334. STOCK CRIB ATTENDANT CIERK/RECEPTIONIST employment 8, Benefits, and cleaning. Morning rience on backhoe and INSPECTOR Part Time Typist call 742-5317, 8:30 to 5 hours. Apply Manchester dump truck, must be able FHA/HERO, Box 1502, Good figure aptitude, knowledge ot Stock Crib for a merchant Entry level position, in Immi'Hiatr o|MMiinp for Flexible hours - word Monday thru Friday. Country Club. 646-0103. to service and maintain Hartford, 06144. CIsosIng Laundry. Immediate op­ systems and procedures, parts and equipment; date 7-18-86. ening for person willing to organizational skills: computer familiarity, and busy manufacturing MCKT Ifvrl II or III I I I - processing experience egulpment. Call 742-5317, who doesn't 8:30 to 5 Monday thru work noon-4pm. Mon-FrI the ability to lift up to 70 lbs. Forklift experience a firm, light typing, an­ spoftor for proji^rts in ihi* preferred, but will train. Friday. Dietary Manager Assist­ and alternate weekendfs swering phones, and plus. advertise so he Manrhestor. C T an*a. Call 649-5277. PART TIME ant for SNS/ICF. Part Excellent starting rate. 3 processing shipping Highway projori oxjieri- Receptionist full time for time variable hours In­ For additional Informa­ documents. Figure ap­ LOADERS AND UNLOADERS busy 4 doctor office expe­ cluding some weekends. tion, call Manchester SYSTEMS INSPECTOR C can spin a web requiri'H. KxrrilenI rience with phones and Experience preferred but Manor, 646-0129. Ability to follow explicit instructions, do repeti­ titude and pleasant *8.00 PER HOUR will train qualified appli­ phone personality a frinpi* hiTii-fif pai’kagi*. HELP WANTED appointments a plus. Call tive work, and to repeatedly perform specific across his door Mrs. Brown, 646-0314. cants possessing dietary must. Apply Pillovgex S a la ry i* o rn in e n s or a I »• Courteous and ener­ We offer steady year round employment, paid manager certificate. tests with precision. and lead a life Corp,. 49 Regent St.. with ♦‘XjH‘ri«*ncf. Ropiv lo getic hardware clerk. vacations, 5 day work week Monday thru Fri­ (CDM). Excellent hourly Help wanted-Sales person day, paid holidays, paid benefits. Shifts availa­ for lewelry store part Manchester. 646-1737. DaviH O. Kfllv Full time, or part time. Full time tellers wage and benefit pack­ time afternoons. Apply In VINYL ASSISTANTS of undisturbed CIniifEh. Harltoiir & ^KHor. ble between the hours of: needed. Will train. age. Apply In person or To operate electronic perforating machines; IMMACULATE MOVE-IN Apply in person at send resume to Meadows person to J 8. J Jewlers, A MUST SEE HOUSE! FnpiHNTs A Planijf'rs 10 am to 4 pm Apply 923 Main St., 785 Main St., Manchester. good figure aptitude, mechanically inclined, able CONDITION P. O, Bfix 8S2 Conyers Hardware Manor, 333 Bldwell St., This 6 room Colonial has all peace.” 4 pm to 9 pm Manchester. 648- Manchester, Ct., 06040. to lift up to 75 lbs., able to work independently. Spacious 10 room * Split Level. 4 REALIZE YOUR ManrhfsIiT. fT OfjOV) 83 Tolland Tpke. 10 pm to 3 am Entry level. or imore bedrooms, 3 full baths, large rooms, 1 car garage on an KOL M/F Manchester 1700. EOE. attention M. Burdick, Die­ Printing opening. Im­ FULL POTENTIAL 3:30 am to 8:30 am tary Manager. printing plant of Fortune oversized 2 car garage, Florida attractive level lot with trees & Earnings of $20,000. (3 to 5 hour work span) 500 Company has Imme­ G SP otters an excellent benefits package which room, Inground pool and much shrubs. This well maintained Spiders don't lead an easy life. Newspaper $25,000. $30,000 a year diate opening on 2nd & 3rd Includes medical, dental and life Insurance, pen­ more. Ideal in-law apt., presti­ home Is only $96,900. advertising creates the^ kind of customer and more can be yours SALES PEOPLE Help Needed We require steady reliable people with good We’re What You’re Looking For shifts for the following sion plan and tuition relmbursemen. Qualified gious area. $168,500 traffic spiders hate and merchants love. If offering financial secur­ Coffee a Donut Shop Machine operators work records, and the ability to lift parcels up experienced prep people: candidates may apply at our facility or send a re­ ity to people in your needed on all shifts for to the weight of 70 lbs. Applications and initial The G. Fox Distribution Center currently has Model maker/Varltypls- sume with salary history to: you’re a business owner who seems to be community. We’ll train Mature adults and high several openings.for material handlers. We are t/and negative ossembler- seeing far too many spiders lately, give us a school students. Part company serving the interviews will be taken on June 17th, I8th, you for success at our cosmetic Industry. looking for energetic workers to handle stock /proofreoder. will train time all shifts, excel­ and 19th, from 2 pm to 12 midnight, room 104. movement throughout the warehouse. Full time on automated eulpment. call. Our retail display and classified adver­ expense Call Phil Cas- Apply In person: telone 563-8041. lent pay with experi­ permanant openings with full company benefits Photoeomo experience a tising departme^s can create the kind of ence or we will train. Apollo Moldod Producti UNITED PARCEL SERVICE and store discounts available. Solid base pay plus. Excellent compen­ advertising you need to send lazy spiders on Apply in person: sation Including shift pre­ Cantone 20 Mountain St., Rockville plus incentive potential. Apply M-F, 9 to 5. 872-8359 90 Locust St., Hartford, CT mium and benefits. Quali­ PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT th eir way. MulualdT^ M R . D O N U T fied candidates, please s/Oinano.vL/ or G. Fox Distribution Center 255 West Middle Tpke. apply In person to Stand­ GERBER SCIENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. BEALTYi O P P O U tU H It fM (MW M.. . A/o Phone Calls Please. 301 Qovafnor*a Hwy. Manchester. CT Apollo II ard Register (Formerly 151 Batson Drive 5 Glen Rd.. Manchaeter, CT EOE/M/F South Windsor, CT Burroughs), 259 Horttord Manchester, CT 06040 646-9277 647-1678 EOE Tpke., Tolland, Ct. $75- EO E M/F/H/V 178 East Center St. Manchester 0731. EOE M/F. > 646-5900 M - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. June 13. 1986 U.S./WORLD SPORTS CLASSIFiED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Reagan to NASA: Cheney Is ousted Woman detective Implement report KIT‘tr CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright In semifinal game APARTMENTS details her beat FOR RENT FURNITURE ... p age 8 ... page 13 ... magazine inside Manchester-Two bed­ BUSINESS & SERVICE DIREHORY m ve 'ioM've room. heat, hot water and MW06 appliances. $490. Referen­ ces, lease and security. King - Sized bed. Firm PAINTING/ iiM eio6ipF«R No Pets. 647-9876, mattress. Two twin box |PP| PAPERING evenings. springs. Frome. Excellent I CHILD CARE condition. Will be sold Bolton-Mature person tor with 2 complete sets of Name your own price — Odd lobs.lobt. Trucking. o very nice 4 room apart­ sheets, 1 bedspread. All Father and son. Fast, Home repairs. You name ment. 1Vi baths, patio and for $220, or best offer. dependable service. It, we do It. Free esti­ Painting, Paperhanglng brook. Immediate occu­ 643-8082, evenings 8< wee­ Will do babysitting in my mates. Insured. 643-0}04. Double A Fence Co. Ex­ pancy $425 with heat. Call 8i Rem oval. Call 646-5761. kends. Keep trying!. Licensed Manchester pert stockade and roll M r. Lindsey at 647-0200. _ J ^ J] home. (Verplanck School Hawkes Tree Service — fencing, repair or Installa­ Bucket Truck & Chipper. f Dining room table-Solld Area). Call 646-3793. tion. Call Tony Albert. Commercial Painting Stump Removal. Free Es­ iUanrbrfitrr Hm lb Maple, 2 leaves, 4 choirs, 649-9906. Manchester — A City of Village Charm Contractors-Interlor and timates. Special consider­ CONDOMINIUMS custom made pads, $500. exterior painting. M years FOR RENT Bedroom set Maple, 1 ^ CARPENTRY/ ation for Elderly and Han­ In business. Fully Insured. dicapped. 647-7553. chest, dresser, mirror, i P P j lREMODELING Free Estimates. 742-8628. nite stand, twin bed, $500. A. Henry Personalized Two Bedroom Condomi­ Delivering clean farm Saturday, June 14, 1686 nium For Rent. Ap- All In excellent condition. Forrand Remodeling — Lawn Care-Complete 25 C on ts Call 646-2480. loam ; 5 yards $75 plus tax. lawn core and landscap­ pllanced, carpeted, full Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Also sand, stone, and basement with hookups. ters, room additions, ing. Free estimates, fully His and her wall-away gravel. Call 643-9504. Insured, all work guaran­ $600 plus utilities, 643-7990. decks, all types of remo­ ELECTRICAL StrOto Loungers, vinyl deling and repairs. FREE teed, senior citizens dis­ sofa, cabinet sewing ma­ Custom Rototllling. Have counts. 647-1349. Clouded estimates. Fully Insured. Troy Blit Rototlller. Will HOMES chine. All excellent condi­ Telephone 643-6017, after Dumas Electric — Having I tion. 643-8329. travel. Gardens, lawns, Soviets shift 6pm, 647-8509. Electrical Problems? FOR RENT Need a large or a small flower beds, large or Wet Basentents? Will cor­ Large Italian Provenclal Repair? We Specialize In small. Call 643-1895 Carpentry and remodel­ rect all your water prob­ session Glastonbury 2 bedroom 25 Inch Mognovox Color Residential Work. Joseph MOTORCYCLES/ ing services — Complete lems. Free estimates and I CARS house with complete In­ T V Console $99.00. 646- home repairs and remo­ Dumas. Fully Licensed. FOR SALE MOPEOS law apartment, 521-5234. 1830.O . Free Estimates. 646-5253. written guarantee. Hatch­ deling. Quality work. Ref­ ways, foundations cracks, fighter stance erences, licensed and In­ gravity feeds, tile lines, Manchester-3 bedrooms, Gold Velour couch In 1974 Capri. Good running closes sured. Cali 646-8165. D 8, D Landscaping. dry wells, sumo pumps, Suzukl-Enduro, 1972, runs appliances, $675 per excellent condition. Call Spring Clean Ups, Prun- condition. 69K. $350 or great, $250. Phone 643- month. Security, No Pets. after 4, 649-0187. HEATING/ window wells and drain­ Ings, flower 8, shrub planf- age lines. Dver 40 years best offer. Call 646-4683 or 8502. 647-9137. PLUMBING Ings. Free estimates. Call 646-4394. 2 Captains Chairs Ethan experience. References. 659-2436 after 5:30pm. State registered. Fully In­ Tax bill passes; in arms offer Manchester 6 ••oom cope, Allen M aple $85.00 negoti­ N Independent Construc­ Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ sured. Albert Zuccaro Wa- 1974 Dodge Dart Swinger. MISCELLANEOUS 2 full baths, quiet street, able. Call 646-6665.0 throom remodeling; In­ Bookeeping fullcharge 14 Tw o door, 318 automatic, n i l ruling is sought near East Catholic. $750 tion Co. General Contrac­ terprooflng, Hartford, AUTOMOTIVE tors, custom home build­ stallation water heaters, years experience for 563-3006 or M anchester air conditioned, dependa­ By Richard C. Gross Star Wars research. plus. 633-9558. Twin box springs for sale- garbage disposals; faucet small business. Wrife C 8, ble. $600 negotiable. 649- United Press International llke new-Coll 643-9206, $20 ing and remodeling, 646-3361. Also, dampness- In their proposal, the Soviets for siding, excavation, etc. repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M - N Bookeeping, 47 Teresa 4449. Porting 1979 Chevy C-10 HARTFORD (UPI) - Republi­ each.o proofing. Concrete walls Pickup. 8 foot bed, nose, the first time dropped their de­ Call 456-8865 or 456-7215. asterCard accepted. Rd., Manchester, CT. and floor. can lawmakers wound up a special WASHINGTON - The Soviet mand that hundreds of nuclear- STORE AND For Sale-1971 Torino. • wheels and c6p. Call 646- legislative session on tax relief for I Business wooden desk .1786 after 5:30 weekdays, Union, in a new arms control capable U.S. fighter-bombers Runs, need's little work, the elderly Friday, but Gov. OFFICE SPACE oak finish 60 Inches x 34 asking $99 or best offer. all weekend. proposal, has dropped its demand based in Europe and aboard Inches. Three drawer 875-7361 after 5.o William A. O'Neill said he will ask that U.S. fighter-bombers in and aircraft carriers be counted as Manchester - Downtown each side and center Ladder rack fits van. $60. the courts to determine if the IBOATS/MARINE around Europe be counted as part of the U.S. strategic nuclear retail or office space, 1750 drawer $75. 649-1680.o 1983 G rey Dodge, 600ES, 4 Call 649-9567.D session was legally held. strategic weapons and offered to forces targeted against the Soviet square feet. 668-1447. Automotive I EQUIPMENT TAG SALES TAG SALES door, 5 on floor. Air House Republicans finally got raise the limit on total nuclear Union, the officials said. Maple coffee table. Excel­ conditioned. Sunroof. Ste­ Ladder rack fits van $60 enough of their members to the forces, U.S. officials said Friday. F o r Rent-2,000 square feet lent condition $60. Call firm. Call 649-9567 after The Soviets previously have 16 foot Mad River canoe, reo tope. Excellent condi­ Capitol to get around a Democratic In exchange for acceptance of defined those planes as strategic In Industrial Section of otter 5:00pm. 646-7309.O paddles Included. Used I CARS tion.Call 649-6461 otter 4:30.n boycott of the special session and Manchester, near 1-84. Multi Family Tag Sale. Multi Famlly-Phelps Rd., new formulas on the numbers of instead of tactical weapons be­ four times. Excellent con­ FOR SALE 5pm. pass on their own bill to correct Concrete floor, overhead Swival Rocker, brown, June 14. 9 to 3. Hem lock Manchester. Sale Satur­ 2 New Heads complete for missiles and weapons, the United cause they could reach Soviet soil dition. $800. Please call St., Manchester. Furni­ day 9-2 June 14. Outdoor problems with the tax relief door, buss bar, office, coll upholstered, good condi­ 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- G M targetm aster 350 en­ States would ha ve to agree to abide if refueled on the way from their 646-7804. tion, $25. 643-5336.0 ture, baby Items, etc. furniture, rowing ma­ gine. $75 each. 649-2287.0 program. 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for TRUCKS/VANS by the terms of the 1972 Anti- land or carrier bases. chine, books, baby After being unable to gain a Ballistic Missile Treaty for 15 to 20 Bob. Tag Sale Electrical Items. clothes, something tor 1-4 Room Offices. Excel­ FOR SALE quorum for two days to pass the bill years, the officials said. lent location for business. TV/STEREO/ lOOamp. Bryantpaheland eyeryone. Rain date Sat­ 1985 S-10 Blazer In mint breakers, switches and urday June 21. NOTICE TO CNEDITONf without Democratic votes, enough The administration is reluctant As low as $200. Heat, APPLIANCES con dition . O n ly 12,000 T ru c k F o r Sale. 1965 1 4 Vj Foot Columbian Boat outlets. 8 toot and 4 toot EST ATE OF House members showed up Friday to accept any modifications to the lanitorlal, parking. Call miles. $9,800. 647-9764. Chevy half ton. Runs Envoy says with a 70 horse power fluorescent fixtures, Gigantic Tag Sale. Furni­ L E ST E R C. HAACK, JR., to pass the bill 76-0 and send it to ABM accord that would threaten 649-5334, 643-7175. Used Refrigerators, great. Good tires. New late of Manchester, outboard. Includes romex wire and small ture, rugs, household deceased the Senate, where it passed 21-0. research into a “ Star Wars” Washers, Ranges — trailer, full canvas top, Exh au st. C all 649-2547, Manchester Office or re­ tools plus other mlscellea- goods, clothing and much Firebird 1982, 6 cylinder, 4 The Hon. William E. Fitz­ O'Neill, however, announced a anti-missile defense. clean, guaranteed, ports two 6 gallon gas cans. In Evenings. tail space could be busl- nous items. 88 W. Middle more. Saturday and Sun­ speed, Am/Fm stereo Gerald, Judge, of the Court short time after the session ended The Soviets have offered to raise treaty key and service. Low prices. good condition. $2500 Call Tpke., Saturday 9-4. of Probate, District of Man­ ness/apartment day June 14 and 15. 10am. cassette, sun roof, power 1974 Chevrolet that he will ask the state attorney to 8,000 the current 6.000-warhead B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 Tim or John after 6pm. until dark. 112 Oak St. steering, power brakes, chester at o hearing held on combination. 643-2121. Cam per/Van- $650. 649- June 10,1986 ordered that all general's office to go to court limit on continent-spanning mis­ M a in Street, 643-2171. 646-0827. excellent condition. Tag Sale-Saturday 9-5. 2173. claims must be presented to Monday seeking a ruling on siles. bombs and air-and sea- Clothes, 8 tracks, odds Tag Sale-184 Woodland $5,600. Call 643-6802. the fiduciary on or before to sum m it Panasonic Upright Va­ September 13, 1984 or be whether the session was legally launched cruise missiles, said the 16 toot Starcratt Runa­ and ends, bike, etc., 119 St., Saturday, 9/14, 9am- 1977 Chevy PIckup-V} Ton I STORE AND cuum — With attach­ 4pm. Above ground swlm- barred os by low provided. called. officials, who spoke on the condi­ bout with 40 HP Johnson Lake St., Manchester. with extra heavy springs, Mory Lou Taylor, OFFICE SPACE ments, bags 8, extra belt. 7 mlng pool, alr- The Democratic governor tion of anonymity. months old. $50. Good motor and new trailer 6 cylinder, 7800 miles, 8 Clerk WASHINGTON (AP) - Amid 649-2136. Antiques, 10-speed adult condltloner, movie foot bed, power stearlng The fiduciary Is: stressed that he supports the bill President Reagan first disclosed confusion, a top Soviet diplomat condition. Call 646-3245 Elizabeth A. Hoock Manchester - Downtown bikes, rugs, mlscellea- prolector and screen, clo­ a n d power brakes. passed by the House and Senate, publicly Wednesday that the So­ declared Friday that American after 5pm. thing, miscelleanous. 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. 57 Soulteri Rd. retail or office space, 1750 nous. 20 W estminster Rd., A M / F M . $2,100. 742-5054. Manchester, CT 04040 but (8 concerned that the Legisla­ viets had made a formal new policymakers were having square feet. 668-1447. Manchester. June 14-15m Air condition, power 031-04 ture's Republican majority may proposal at the Strategic Arms Used ref rlgerotors, 5 Family Tag Sale. Inside steering, power brakes, "second-thoughts” about aban­ PETS AND 9am to 2pm. have convened the special session Reduction Talks in Geneva and For Rent-2,000 square feet washers, ranges-cleon, 336 M a in St., Manchester, new transmission, shocks CAMPERS/ doning the 1979 Strategic Arms guaranteed, ports and ser- SUPPLIES LIQUOR PERMIT in violation of the state The New York Times published Limitation Treaty. In Industrial Section of Tag Sale. Huge selection before St. Jam es Church, and rear springs. $2,000or TRAILERS Manchester, near 1-84. vloce. Low prices, B.D. 14th 8. 15th 9:30. best offer. 646-^87 or NOTICE OF APPLICATION constitution. details of the offer Friday. The The survival of that pact could Pearl 8, Sons, 649 M ain St. of childrens clothing and Concrete floor, overhead Toy Poodle-One year old, toys. Also, windows, 649-3467 after 6pm. "W e will have a resolution as to U.S. officials confirmed those and enhance prospects for a summit 643-2171. 1979 Apache Tent Trailer- This Is to give notice that I, door, buss bar, office, coll male, black with oaoers. wooden shutters, mans Mobile and Utility Trail­ ARTHUR J. RIVARD, of 539 whether this action was or was not other details. Sleeps 8. Excellent condi­ meeting this year between Presi­ 646-7804. Needs good home, $75, bike and much miscel­ ers. Wood stove. Five SPRING STREET, MAN­ constitutional." O'Neill said, ad­ The proposal. under study by the dent Reagan and General Secre­ 646-7529. family sale. 698 W. Middle 1979 Vw Rabbit. Am/Fm tion. $2000. 649-1797 after C H ESTER hove filed an ap­ ding that he will ask for a court 1MACHINERY laneous. Most Items 5pm. plication placarded 3 JUNE administration.\ surfaced as the tary Mikhail S. Gorbachev, said 1-4 Room Offices. Excel­ under $1. Saturday, June Tpke. Saturday 8 to 3pm. cassette. Good running I ' 0 1 AND TOOLS condition. $850. Call 659- 1984 with the Department of ruling as soon as possible. White House and Congress Oleg M. Sokolov, the deputy Soviet lent location for business. 14, 10-4. 45 Concord Rd., Liquor Control o PACKAG E O'Neill said he will try to get the wrangled heatedly over the mean­ As low os $200. Meat, Tag Sale. Saturday June 2895. ambassador to the United States. Manchester. Rain or MOTORCYCLES/ LIQUOR for the sole of alco­ case to the state Supreme Court as ing of Reagan's pronouncement lanitorlal, parking. Call Lawn Mower-Toro- I MISCELLANEOUS 14, 9 to 3. Bovs bike, holic llouor on the premises But Sokolov warned at a Soviet shine. soon as possible and hopes for a 649-5334, 643-7175. Gosollne power-Rotory- FOR SALE sewing machine, redwood MOPEDS 454 CENTE R STREET. MAN­ that the limits in the unratified 1979 Embassy news conference that if AMC Concord Wagon-78, CHESTER. The business will fen years. Runs Well. Tag Sale. Saturday June picnic table, toys, furni­ final ruling before he must decide SALT 2 accord "no longer exist.” Reagan implements his decision to automatic, 72,000, $1200 or 1983 H onda Moped, 2000 be owned by RIV A R D SP I­ whether to sign the bill. Reagan has pledged to forego the Manchester Office or re­ $30.00 649-8822. Fo r Sale-Full set of N ativ­ 14, 9-5, 96 Prospect St., ture and miscelleanous best offer. Call 643-1715 RITS, INC. of 4S4 CENTER disregard the treaty’s limitation tail space could be busl- ity Ceramic Molds. $99.00 Manchester. Various household Items. 169 Ha­ miles, excellent condi­ STREET, MANCHESTER O'Neill had strongly hinted ear­ treaty's provisions by deploying on strategic bombers carrying after 5:30. tion, call 646-3203. ness/opartment or best otter. Call 643-9252. Household Items, some milton Dr. and will be conducted by A R­ lier this week that he might veto air-launched cruise missiles cruige missiles, “ the Soviet Union combination. 643-2121. THUR J. RIVARD os per­ I GOOD THINGS furniture. 85 Suburu W agon Gl-Llght mittee. the bill because of concerns over aboard the I31st B-52 bomber when will not be able to remain a passive Childs school desk with TO EAT blue, 5 spped, fully CARS ARTHUR J. RIVARD the constitutionality of the special the weapon is readied in mid- onlooker.” heovy-dufy chair. $10. Multi-Family Tag Sale. I CARS session. November. 2 CAR GARAGE loaded, excellent condi­ Doted June 4, 1984 He said the Soviets would take Three huge whiskey bar­ Much miscelleanous Sat­ FOR SALE tion. 12,000 miles. Asking FOR SALE "A ll of us are for tax relief for the But the time between now and Newly painted and rels. Painted and stained urday, June 14, 13 Bllyeu 015-04 "corresponding measures" to $8,500. Call 647-1743. elderly," the governor said, ad­ then is viewed as a final “ grace roofed. Storage only. light brow n $30. 643- Rd. (Off of Hilliard.) maintain what Sokolov described ding though that he believes period” for the Soviets to comply $70 monthly. 4859/520-8736.D as nuclear parity between the Choponls Brothers. Clark Good Tog Sale-Antiques, LEGAL NOTICE Republican lawmakers “ made a with the treaty, one U.S. official superpowers. "So our response BELFIORE AGENCY Hgrald photo by Tucker Street South Windsor. Electronic Cash Register. linens, furniture, lamps TOWN OF ANDOVER m istake" in the way they called the said. The implied understanding is would be proportionate." he said in 847-1413 Pick your own strawber­ ZONING BOARD special session. 1984 model. Unitrex with and "goodies". 218 Hack­ OF A P P E A L S that cruise missiles will not be response to questions. ries. Containers fur­ tax, void, checks, charge matack, June 14, 9:30 to Except for one member to watch Roadside attraction deployed if Moscow corrects what nished. Open from 8am- The Zoning Board of Appeals Sokolov and Vitaly Churkin, a keys. M ore! $99.00 643- 3:30. over the proceedings in each the administration says are viola­ 8pm or until picked out. 9649. ’Kike a Look of the Town of Andover, Con­ Wildflowers in full bloom lend color to a forecasters say the sun will be coming second secretary, met with repor­ RESORT No children under 14 ye­ necticut will hold a public chamber, minority Democrats tions of SALT 2. ters shortly after Secretary of Saturday, June 14th, 10-4, At What You Get hearing In the Town Office boycotted the special session con- bank a lo n g Route 44 in Bolton. back this weekend, giving area resi­ The new Soviet proposal is a PROPERTY ars of age allowed In field. 400 National Geographies 2 famlly-Moylng. Miscel­ Building, Wednesday, June State George P. Shultz, in a Please coll 528-5741 for magazines, years 50's, leanous items, refrigera­ 18, 1984 at 7:30 P.M. to hear Although clouds and rain have been dents a chance to get outside again and formal version of a “ vague” offer U.S.-sponsored telecast, chal­ N latest picking 60's, 70's. $70. Call 742- tor, glassware, toys. 32 the following application in connection with the ABM Treaty lenged the notion that the SALT II Please turn to page 4 hanging around for most of the week, enjoy the scenery. Coventry Loke- Information. ^ asking for relief from the made May 29 by the head of the Waterfront cottages now 6016.0 Scarborough Rd. 1986 MERCURY LYNX Zoning Lqws of the Town of treaty was dead. available. $1S0-$250 a Andover, Connecticut. Soviet delegation to the START "The president has sought to Strowberrles-PIck your Diapers $4.50 per package Tag and Bake Sale-North talks, Viktor Karpov, the officials week. 742-3022. own at Lombardo's Berry aZ43 • Claudio Mossle - Use shift gears and substitute one form of 10 Adult Medium tor United Methodist Church, Vorlonce - use apartment said. Basket, 340 Forest ST., of restraint for another." Shultz Vacation Rental. Four men or women. Call 644- 300 Parker St. Household over oarage os on In-law Under the terms of the ABM East Hartford (Oft of oportment In o R-40Zone. Lot Botha meets Tutu as arrests continue said. He described the unratified bedroom chalet. White 0348.O goods, good clean clo­ treaty, each side must notify the Forbes St.) Open from thing, home baked goods, located 19 Jurovoty Rood. treaty, which imposed ceilings on Mountains, New Hamp­ other within six months if it wants 8:30am to Bpm, 7 days a Color computer 2 TRS-80, Vermont cheese, miscel­ At this hearing Interested JOHANNESBURG, South gan urged all South Africans to government newspapers. As the crackdown continued. various categories on nuclear shire. (Conway Area) to withdraw from the pact for week. Free containers. 16k, basic, excellent con­ leanous. Saturday, June persons may appear and be Africa (UPI) — Police pressed show maximum restraint "before Bureau director Dave Stewart Tutu, winner of the 1984 Nobel weapons, as "obsolete.” Available weeks:°July 6- Call 569-7216 for heard and written communl- reasons of national interests. dition. $90, 646-4995.0 14, 9om - 1pm. cdtlon received. Sold their crackdown on anti-apartheid lighting the next match or pulling refused to say how many people Peace Prize for his non-violent Churkin said the United States Julv 13, July 13-July 20, Information, There is no expiration date, but the $175.00 per week. Call appeals ore on tile and may leaders under new state of emer­ the next trigger" and said he were detained without charge or fight against apartheid, met face- remained in technical compliance be seen In the Office of the treaty comes up for review every 742-9062. Fur piece, 4 skins, light Sanyo Portable Washer, gency powers Friday as President regrets the state of emergency, trial under the emergency provi­ to-face for the first time with with the treaty, which was signed Pick Your Own Strawber­ mink, all faces, feet In­ air conditioner, ladles Town Clerk, Town Office five years. The next review is in ries. Bring you own con­ Building. Pieter Botha talked face-to-face which received a barrage of sions, but said reports of 4,000 to Botha. at 1979 summit meeting in Geneva tact, excellent condition. size 12 winter coats, size 8 stDck te-ioee 1987. Cape Cod-West Dennis tainers. 8am to Bom, Dated at Andover, Connec­ for the first time with Bishop international criticism. 5,000 detentions were exaggerated. "W e had points of disagree­ by then-President Jimmy Carter Clean comfortable, 3 bed­ 643-6526.0 bridal gown, atghans, col­ • 19 Liter 2V Engine • Frontwheet Drive WAS *6490 Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ AlbasI Farm. Villa Louise ticut 4 June, 1984. Desmond Tutu on South Africa's A U.S. Embassay official said South African Council of m ent," Tutu saM after the historic and the late Soviet leader Leonid I. room cottage. June 28- lectors Ayon plotes 1974- • 4 spd Trana. • Overhead Cam IS *6217 Rd. Bolton. w/4th Gear Overdrive • M aePherson Strutt 13 June, 1984. U.S. Ambassador Herman Nickel Churches leader Christiaan Bey­ berger said June 5 it would be Brezhnev. Julv 12 and August 23rd. Regulation size pool ta- 1980, Oak dresser, stands explosive racial crisis. session with the leader of the dishes, dinette set, bed­ • Low Back Redining Seats • Day/Night Mirror ZONING BOARD met Botha for 25 minutes in Cape ers Naude had said between 1,000 “terribly wrong” to accept a But. Churkin said, the moment 649-8760. ble,$60. Stereo, $30. Sev- • M uch M u c h More! OF A P P E A L S In the first 24 hours of the nation’s white-minority govern­ Pick Your Own Strawber­ erol hanging light room set, lewelry, silk SAVE >273 Town "to deliver a confidential and 1,200 people were seized in proposal extending the time limit ceilings are breached "we will ries. 60 cents per pound. ANDOVER, CT. emergency — imposed Thursday ment. “ I am no better in terms of fixtures, excellent condi­ flowers and more. 44 MARY C. MCNAMARA by Botha in a bid to thwart violence oral communication" from Rea­ dawn raids Thursday. optimism coming out than when I for withdrawal from the treaty respond in a manner to assure that Olsen farm , 239 Lo \ * CH AIRM AN tion. Lam ps, etc. 644-8601. Forest Rd, Saturday, expected on Monday's anniver­ gan about the need to allow Police Friday also detained was going in.” because it would be a "backdoor, our security, and of our allies, will MISCELLANEOUS Lane, Coventry. Open June 14 and 21, 9-4. 0134)4 side door sort of way” of killing 8am to 8om. 742-6058. sary of the 1976 Soweto black riots peaceful demonstrations. several American network ca­ Tutu vowed blacks will mark the be safeguarded." FOR RENT Old bathtub with feet. Police, who arrested hundreds of mera crews and CBS bureau chief Yaurs for the taking. Saturday, June 14th, 8am, ANNUM. AVAILABLE TO — the government's Bureau for 10th anniversary of anti- Information said eight blacks died. government opponents Thursday Bill Mutschmann received a telex government riots in the black Manchester 22 by 26 Gar­ Keith, 646-4126. Candlewood Dr., Man­ PERCENTAGE QUALIFIED TOWN OP ANDOVER, chester, Near Highland CONNECTICUT It said one black was shot by police after the imposition of the emer­ ordering cameraman Willem De township of Soweto in defiance of a age with upstairs. Call for RATE BUYERS ADJOUENED SPECIAL gency, intensified their crackdown Vos, "In the public interest." to all details. $150 per month. U PICK Park Market, Rain or 6.9% and the rest were killed by other government ban on all TOWN MEETING TODAY’S HERALD 643-2129 or 646-3929. ENDROLLS shine. blacks. with more arrests Friday and leave South Africa by midnight Strawberries The Electors and Citizens In Washington. President Rea­ seized copies of two black anti- Tuesday. Please turn to page IZ 2 7 'h width - 2 5 * qualified to vote In town at tha 13% width - 2 lor 259 Tag Sale-Saturday 8:30 to 1986 MERCURY COUGAR 4:00pm. Inflatable boat, \ meeting of the Town of An­ ROOMMATES MU ST be picked up at the dover, Connecticut, ore here­ Toby wants panel Index Corn Crib furniture, lewelry, tools, by notified and warned thot WANTED Manchester Herald Office Berry Patch betare 11 A M. ONLY baby Items, housewares, •be Special Town Meeting Democratic gubernatorial can­ 24 pag*8, 2 tactions etc. Rain or shine. 87 held on June 9, 1984 was od- ‘King of Swing’ Goodman dead at 77 didate Toby Moffett called on the Magazin* Inslii* Vernon St.______lourned for on advisory re­ Roommate non-smoking. Buckland Road ferendum vote on the voting General Assembly Friday to Swimming pool, roquet AHuIpa on Hours: 8-1 / 3-8 Multi Family Tag Sale- machines on the question create a “ blue-ribbon commis­ ball, sauna. $300 a month R i i * l n A « « Housewares, drapes, fur­ and proposal listed under B y Ken Fronckllno gig in Fort Worth, Texas. good he looked. Ain't that some­ to offer. I loved the man and all of sion” to immediately investigate 11 plus half utilities. 643-8092. Item 4 of the Notice. The Re­ United Press Interndtlonol Goodman, the gracious master thing?" Gillespie said. "Benny us have a lot less starting tomor­ what he called weaknesses in state C l A A A l f l A H 91 Before noon or after 9pm. TAG SALES niture, collectible Items. ferendum will be held at the Saturday, June 14, 9-4, Rt. Andover Elementary School, of the clarinet, was to music in the was one of those guys who was like row. having lost him today." election laws. Story on page 4. C n m i n i in 85, Clark Rd., Bolton. Andover on Friday, June 20, Benny Goodman's friends in the 1930s what Elvis Presley was in the a father to everybody." Sinatra said. RECREATIONAL Tag Sale-Saturday June 1984 between the hours of 4o. rnnnAptinit 4 14th, 9-5. Huge selection, m. ond 8 p.m. to vote on the music world, stunned by his death ‘50s, and the Beatles were in the Frank Sinatra, who sang with Steve Allen — actor, comic, and PnlArtAlnm Ant 90 EQUIPMENT Tag sale-MovIng lots to Slock te-eoi2 ^ W AS *14,515 I rain date Sunday June following Items: Friday at the age of 77. said "the ‘80s. Goodman's band early in his jazz piano player— played the lead sell. Furniture, girls • s o Lllar Engine • White Walls • Mmole Com. le *12 379 F n p ii a 1 7 Merchandise 15th. 449 Tolland Tpke., • Iniervel W ipers s Tilt Whsol Mirrors '.5 _____^______* . - Question: King of Swing" left an impression He broke the color barrier in career, said working with Benny in the 1955 movie "T h e Benny cloths, toys, maternity 1 n P A l n m t i» 20 Inch. LIHIe Ladles bike, Near Ha-Jo's. • Overdrive Trsn8 • Duel Pwr • Light Group on American music that will last American music in 1936, was the “ w asn't a job, it was an Goodman Story.” for which Good­ n blue. $35.00 tel. 643-6913.0 clothes, miscelleanous. • Air Conditioning • Tinted Qlsss • Much Much Morel 0 / \ V t * l 9 w D 1. Do the people of Andover Sunny weekend 1 n t t A r y 9 Saturday and Sunmday wont to continue to oper­ forever. first jazz musician to play Carne­ experience. man recorded the music. ate Town Owned Busses? gie Hall and led the first American Today, skies will be sunny and nhltiiArlA* 19 I ANTIQUES/ Moving Sale-dlshes- June 14 8, 15, 9am. 45 "You could spell jazz ‘B-E-N-N- “You can only learn from “ I was told only two actors were casseroles-baskets-old O'Leary Dr. (Oft W. Cen­ Proposal: Y G-O-O-D-M-A-N.' He was the jazz tour to the Soviet Union in greatness. And it makes it just that considered. Tony Curtis and my­ temperatures will reach a high of D p l n i n n A The Car Caring People COLLECTIBLES B0AT8/MARINE time school desk. Yard 8, ter St.). 301 Center St. 2. That the Town ask the most well-known figure in jazz. He 1962. much better. Benny meant a whole self." Allen said. " I was told Benny 80 to 85. Tonight will be clear with P o n p l A 0 Garden tools-wooden Board of Educotlon to re­ lows of 55 to 60. and the sun will A p n r t a 1 1 . 1 H I EQUIPMENT Manchester consider continuing the popularized the music. That was "Benny Goodman? Dead? I just lot to me. not only as a teacher but himself decided that I would be the Next-To-Nothing has a cafe doors and valance­ Multi Garage Sale. An­ present mode of tran­ his role." said trumpeter Dizzy saw him this week, and he looked as a friend, certainly as a guide make another appearance Sunday. U S /Wnrirt A very good paisley quilt. canning lars., Books- tique oak chairs. Motor­ sporting Andover stu­ Gillespie, winding up a three-night good. I madea comment about how toward achieving the best you have Pleas* turn to page IZ Details on page 2. W M A t h o r Also small hooked rug, Cape Cod Rhodes-18 toot tloor waxer-electric ice cycle, furniture and /MORIAR«y»Y BROTHERS dents to school via Town 2 pitcher and bowl, corpen- Fibreglass. Day sailer cream maker 8, much handymans specials. Owned Busses. ters chest, mirrors and sailboat. Stainless rig­ more. Saturday 9-3 rain or Odds and ends. 9-5, Friday M A R IE R. BURBANK more. Corner Spruce and ging, Dacron sails. Call shine. 126 Diane Dr., and Saturday. 123 Bolton 643-5135 TOWN C LERK East Center. 649-0533. 649-0498. -Ylanchester. Center Rd., Bolton. 03004