M - MANCHESTER H E R AU ). Monday. Sept. 16. 1985 MANCHESTER FOCUS SPORTS WEATHER State to rebid work 11 Body design class Manchester native Clear, cool tonight; TAG SALE SIGN at town group home 11 has them groaning gets a real treat sunny Wednesday ... page 15 ... p a g e 2 Are things piling up? Then why »J.*MAU? ... page sll ... page 11 The best way to announce It is with a Herald Tag Sale Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you *1 ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER iUanrbfHtfr U m l i KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright e.ati. * TllftSfIflV/.Tuesday. Rflnt Sept. 17, 1985 — Single copy: 25^ I ^ H O M E S [ 3 J ] HOMES Manchester, Conn, — A City of Village Charm FOR SALE FOR SALE BUSINESS A SERVICE DIRECTORY GlMtonburv — Spacious, East Hartford— Immacu­ 7 room Ranch with breeze- late 7 room Raised Ranch, BIHL0HI6/ way, fully appllanced kit­ 3 bedrooms, large family I^PAINTINfi/ Firehouse chen, fireplaced IWIng room, 2 baths, built In bar, I ^ P A P E W I W ______CONTRACTUtt Kohl secretary and family room, sliders carpeting, patio, excel­ that walk out onto lovely lent condition through­ Nome your own price ~ landscaped lot with ex­ out. $120,000. U 8, R Lowntnowgrt ropotred > Experienced Mother of 3 FOther and son. FOst, treme privacy with tric­ Realty, 643-2692. Free pick up and delivery. will core tor one or two dependable service. plans win kling brook, quiet family 10 percent senior dis­ chidren In my South Pointino, Paperhonglno now a suspect neighborhood, children's Now You Can Stop Look­ count. Expert eervice. M anchester home be­ 8iA Removal,Removal gaii Call O4o-a7oi.646-S761 erences, can iicenseo 4444145 ana. in- street. Reduced to sell, ing — Custom built Free estlmoiee. Economy tween hours of 7:30am $109,900. Century 21 Ranch, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 Liown Mower, MT-3660; ond 4pm. Prefer 18 Painting and Poperhang- Jackston-Showcase, 646- full baths, fireplaced liv­ months or older. Fart Ing — Exterior and Inte­ Dumas Electric— Having OK in 8th 1316. ing room, 2 plus car Howkes Tree Service time hours O .K . Referen­ rior, ceilings repaired., Electrical Problems? attached garage, lovely Bucket Trud( * CMpper. ces available. Coll 647- References, fully Insured. Need A large or o smoll By Alex GIrelll Repair? We Specialize In in spy scandal New Listing — South landscaped, stone patio Slump Remoypl. Free Es­ 9044. Quality work. Martin Herald Reporter Windsor, $89,900. Lovely leading to park-llke yard, timates. Spedol consider­ Mottsson, evenings, 649- Residentlol Work. Joseph Ranch with vinyl siding, lends Itself beautifully for ation for Elderly and Hon- -4431. Dumas. Fully Licensed. Preliminary plans for a satellite firehouse on Free Estimates. 6460253. within walking distance to In-law or teen-age suite. (Ecapped.647-75S3. Tolland Turnpike were approved unanimously by the BONN, West Germany (U PI) - A The secretary's husband, Herbert school. Kitchen, dining Call today for details. Interior Painting 8, Wal­ directors of the Eighth Utilities District Monday suspected spy in Chancellor Helmut Willner, worked for the Friedrich area, spacious bedrooms Joyce G. Epstein Real Delivering rich loom — 5 Day Core has full time lpapering — Call even­ Ail types remodeling or Kohl’s headquarters disappeared with Naumann Foundation of the liberal repairs — Complete kit­ night. 7 and hardwood floors. Estate, 647-8895. yards, $ 6 5 tax. Sand, openings for toddlers, 2 ings, Gory McHugh, her husband and probably has defected Free Democratic Party, a junior chens, baths, garages, ad- The directors' also voted to hold a public hearing D.W. Fish Realty, 643-1591 gravel, 8i stone. 64M504. yearn and older. Lunches 643-9321. to East Germany, the West German member of Kohl's coalition govern­ dltlans, dormers, Oct, 21 on a bond issue to finance construction of the or 871-1400. Historic Cope — Charm­ and snocks provided. Ll- press office said today. ment. He also failed to return to work as ing 6 room expanded Cape porches, decks. No lob station, which would be built two lots away from the Good Qudllty Bockhoe ccined and Insured. 646- John Deerr — • Painting scheduled Monday. N e w Listing — on Historic Register. too large or small. Coll town fire department’s controversial Buckland Herta-Astrid Willner, a secretary to and Exdovotlng Work. 0362. contractor. Interior, exte­ one of Kohl's aides, did not return from The spy scandal began July 30 with Manchester, $86,900. Mostly remodled. Great Bockhoe, mcavatlon and rior, Insured. Quality Larry, 649-3985. station. The district board voted on the matter after vacation as scheduled Monday and the disappearance, presumably to the Clean Colonial on a very back yard with fruit trees. snow plowina. No prob­ work, off season rates. viewing the plans and hearing a report on them from CELEBRITY CIPHER announced she was quitting in a letter East, of Sonja Luenburg, 60, secretary quiet street with a treed Assumable mortgage! lem, Coll Independent Call 6490248 Otter 5pm. Robert E. Jarvis, CBtotertty O p »m cryptograms are crested from quotatlofts by famous architect Alan Lamson. lot, large fireplaced living Only $81,900. Joyce G. Construction Co., ASS- Building-Remodeling peopis. paat aftd present. Each lattar In th# cipher stands for Lamson, a former town planning director, esti­ sent by an East Berlin lawyer today, the to Economics Minister Martin Bange- wwthar. Today's due: W equals L. raom, appllanced kit­ Epstein Real Estate, 647- MAS. Loving Mother will bab­ Specialist. Additions, gar­ mated the construction would cost $350,000. The pre.ss office said. mann, the head of the Free Democratic ages, roofing, siding, kit­ chen, new carpeting, an 8895. ysit In m y home. Referen­ I m um / by CONNIE WIENER firehouse would be built on land at Tolland Turnpike The conservative newspaper Die Party. enclosed porch and a chens, bathrooms, re- Sewing Done Expe­ ces available. 649-4201. COHTmCTINS and Buckland Street for which the district paid Welt said she was the secretary to Klaus In August, a secretary in President garage. D.W. Fish Realty, Best Buy — Where else placement •‘QPH YJFK UP AKM P8 K J rienced' seamstress. $85,000. Koenig, the head of the government Richard von Weizsaecker's office was 643-1591 or 871-1400. will $92,900 buy you 3 large Dress making, alterations windows/doors. 643-6712. Odd lobs. Trucking. Forrond Remodeling — Director Samuel Longest said the target date for department dealing with domestic arrested, and a senior counterspy • bedrooms, 2 plus baths, and repairs. Coll 647-8730 VPV LMPD UYKXK IJGX UP defected to East Germany. Brand New LIsItngl central air, large bright Home repairs. You n«ne Cabinets, roofing, gut­ Carpentry and Masonry taking construction bids is Jan. 1, 1986. Longest is a affairs, social security and planning. anytime. ' , The defection Aug. 19 of Hans- Those Who Hesitate Are kitchen, formal dining It, we do It. Free estl- ters, room additions, — Free estimates. Coll member of the building committee that has been The announcement said the Willners Lost I Don't miss out on room and a finished rec motes. Insured. 6430304. decks, all types of remo­ Tony Squlllacote. 649- NKU MJXU LD J BLWS.” conferring with Lamson on the plans for a station to disappeared from their vacation resort Joachim Tiedge, who was in charge of Licensed Day Care Mom deling and repairs. FREE the East German department of the this beautiful 7 room room. All this, plus pool in Manchester hds 2 im- 0811. serve the Buckland area in the northwestern part of in Spain 10 days before. EZ Home Improvement. estimates. Fully Insured. counterintelligence agency, resulted in Cape. 2 full baths, garage, and tennis court. Joyce G. medlote full time open­ — XJDIEJ AKEDYJEI. town. The West German prosecutor’s office fireplace, appliances. Epstein Real Estate, 647- Make your home beauti­ Telephone 643^17, after said it had opened an investigation to the ouster of the overall intelligence ings. Infont/TodcHer. 649. ful again. Pointing lawns, 6pm, 647-8509. I^ H E A T iN B / PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Pro football is like nuclear The plans shown by Lamson Monday night at the Verplank School district. 8895. 6821. warfare. There are no winners, only survivors." — Frank directors’ meeting show two bays across the front of a determine if the Willners had been chief and demands for the resignation Offered In low $90's. Jack- carpentry and repairs. 1 ^ 1 PLUMBING of Interior Minister Friedrich 647-9395. Leon CleszynskI Builder Gifford. one-story building with doors for apparatus on both spies. son 81 Jackson Real Est­ Super Colonial — In excel­ Bookkeeping Services tor A spokesman in Kohl's office said Zimmermann. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646. lent condition, this Man­ — New homes, additions, the east and west ends. The western doors could not be the small business or Indl- remodellna, rec rooms, Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ used unless the district gained access to Buckland they probably had defected to East Kohl's government weathered the chester/Glastonbury throom remodeling; In­ NOTICe TO C M D ITO m vidwd personal records. Experienced House­ garages, kitchens remo­ Street, which it does not have now. Lamson Germany because the resignation letter storm and Zimmermann remained in Brand New LIsItngl Ter­ town-line home has many 12 years full tiharge expe­ stallation woter heaters, E S TA TE OF keeper at your conven­ deled, ceilings, both tile, EMMA S. SWANSON, late recommended that the western door opening be came from East Berlin. office. rific starter home In great amenities. 4 bedrooms, rience. Tolk to me about ience. Coll 647-7931 after garbage disposals; faucet of Manchester, deceased family neighborhood. 3 2'/i baths, new first floor dormers, roofing. Resi­ provided in the building even if the district is not able your needs. Coll Ludlle, or 647-0694. dential or commercial. repoirs. 649-4539. Vlsa/AA- Somebody The Hon. Wllllann E. Fitz­ bedrooms, fireplace, family room with cathed­ Gerald, Judoe, of the Court to use it immediately. S S28-7911. 649-4291. osterCord occepted. nicely landscaped yard. ral ceilings and wrap­ of Probate, District of Man­ Behind the bays, the plans show an area with space out there chester at o heorine held on Economical to heat. Of­ around deck. 2 car gor- September 11, ItSS ordered for six bunks, a bathroom and shower, a day room, an fered In the $70's. Jackson age. Much morel thot’oll claims must be pre­ office, and hose-drying and storage rooms. Soviets condemn wants to UPI photo 8i Jackson Real Estate, GorgeousI $167,500. sented to the fiduciary on or Lamson said the plan was drawn to keep the 647-8400 or 64fr8646. Strano Real Estate, 647- before December 14,19SS or play golf. be barred os by low provided. building off the front portion of the land, which is in a 'SOLD'. 171JCARS/TRUCKS Mary Lou Taylor, A Deluxe Kitchen, Adds a l« lJ H O M E S I * 9 J APARTMENTS 109 ^HOUSEHOLD Business I zone — the only zone in town in which a Grenade rips cafe Clerk firehouse is not permitted. special touch to this 6 Approximately 4 Acres — i ^ M for sale I ^ I fo r r e n t I GOODS I'MFORSALE The fiduclorv Is: latest expulsion room Ranch, hardwood Located In Ellington, this Jane A. Sostman When the Planning and Zoning Commission meets Army ordnance experts examine debris left by a hand grenade floors, 2 fireplaces, gor­ beautiful Colonial boasts 10 Elm Terrace Wednesday, it will hold a public hearing on an they d.etonated under sandbags on the Via Veneto in Rome E Must Sell — 74 Mustang Used Refrigerators, Manchester, C T 06040 Thatcher, Ironically, when Gorbachev geous cherry kitchen, 8 rooms with 4 bedrooms Hebron Cape — 3 bed­ Washers, Ranges — Ghia, 4 speed, 4 cylinder. application from the district to amend the zoning By Ed Lion rooms on second floor, 0364)9______today. The grenade was one of two F1 Soviet-made bombs storage shed, and alumi­ and 2 baths. Cathedral clean, guaranteed, parts Best offer. 644-2137. regulations to permit firehouses in Business I zones. United Press International visited London last December — before l baths, first floor fam­ num siding. Offered In the ceilings In lovely living '/2 and service. Low prices. Court of Probate, District of The district wants the change so that it can use a hurled at a sidewalk cafe last night. The other exploded, injuring becoming Soviet • leader — Thatcher ily room with fireplace, Five Room Duplex — $80's. Immediate occu­ and dining rooms. Large B.D. Pearl 8, Son, 649 Manchester former garage on its site as a temporary firehouse. 38 people. Police arrested a Lebanese man in the incident. Story LONDON — The Soviet Embassy said she "liked" him and "could do cedar exterior. Built By Near busline. Adults, no Nabisco Brands USA Is NOTICE OF HEARINO pancy. Jackson 8, Jack- fireplace with raised Main Street, 643-2171. accepting sealed bids un­ The district decided to go forward with plans for a reacted harshly to Britain’s expulsion business with him." son Real Estate, 647-8400 hearth. 2 car garage. Very Behrmann. We Guaran­ pets. Utilities not In­ E S TA TE OF on page 5. tee Our HousesI Blan­ cluded. Available October til 9/20/85, on number JANE STRATTON, new firehouse after it failed in attempts to buy the of six more accused KGB spies, raising The latest six Soviets expelled — or 646-8646. nice condition I House sets Dining Room Set, $100. deceased chard , Rossetto Real 1st. 647-1037. 3285, 1979 G M C truck, nearby fire station the town built in the 1970s during a fears the Kremlin would retaliate again effective Oct. 7 — include a first back off rood. Owners 8 Coffee table, $70. End Pursuant to an order of Hon. Estate, 646-2482. mileage, 111,000,900 cubic court dispute. in the escalating Anglo-Soviet “ spy secretary and assistant air attache at Brand New Listing I Only 1 anxious. Offers consi­ tables, $75/pr. Lamps, $60 foot body. Truck needs William E. FItzGerold, year youngl Attractive 4 dered. Asking $184,900. Three Room Furnished Judge, dated September 13, The town cannot use its firehouse to serve the area war.” the Soviet Embassy, both with diplo­ P for pair. Convection oven, Apartment — Responsi­ new speedometer, can be 19SS a hearing will be held on around it because the courts gave the district's room condo, 2 bedrooms, Strano Real Estate, 647- ANSOVn *13«,«00 $75. 643-8184. an application praying tor Male gets the boot Britain Monday ordered the expul­ matic status, two embassy clerks, the seen at 35 National Drive, I'/i baths, fully ap­ 'SOLD'. ble gentleman preferred. the authority to compromise volunteer fire department the exclusive right to director of a Soviet shipping concern 125 Ft. lehofrent Heat not Included. Availa­ Glastonbury, C T. Contact sion of six Soviets, including two pllanced kitchen, eco­ Apartment Sized Stove — and settle a doubtful and provide fire protection there. The town firehouse does and a journalist. VMr round Cap*. 2-3 )>•<)- ble Immediately. For In­ B o b West. Nabisco disputed claim In favor of diplomats, in retaliation for the Soviet nomical ta heat. Conve­ Manchester — Tastefully Avocado, hardly used. serve other areas in the northern part of town, rooma, 2 baths, kltchan with formation, call 643-6441. Brands USA reserves the said estate against the Town expulsion of 25 Britons. The Britons A Foreign Office official said all six nient to highway, schools, decorated Cape Cod. 2-3 naw appHaneat. living room $100. Call 646-5692. right to relect any and all of Manchester as In said ap­ however. from the girls’ team were ordered out of the Soviet Union stores and banks. Offered Bedrooms, finished rec plication on tile more fully The town-owned firehouse has become an issue in had been named as Soviet spies by Oleg with tlsldstons tlraplaca, Available Immediately — bids. Saturday — two days after London at $64,500. Jackson 8, room with wet bar. 2-zone woodstove In study, hard­ Harvest Gold Gas Stove How about that appears, at the Court of Pro­ the current local political campaign, with Republi­ CONCORD, N.H. (U PI) - Intent on Gordievski — the KGB London spy Jackson Real Estate, 647- gas heat. Attached gar­ wood floors, scraanad porch, 2 rooms plus both. Ap­ bate on September 26,1985 at ordered the expulsion of 25 accused master whose defection triggered the and Avocado green Whirl­ 1980 Chew Citation — 4 set you have that 2:30 P.M. cans saying the town should sell it and Democrats keeping girls sports "pure," New 8400 or 6464646. age. Level treed yard. 2 car garaga, ona acra. pliances Included. $300 pool refrigerator-freezer. Northampton, Mass, Soviet spies. plus utilities. 2 months door, hatchback, auto­ is just standing Mary Lou Toylor, insisting it should be kept. Hampshire's Interscholastic Athletic spy war. Fantastic house with the $50 each. 649-3085. matic, air, FM stereo Clerk Britain denounced the expulsions of Proud As A Peacock I right price, the right loca­ Call 742-0454 security and references. idle? B y placing 0344)9______Association banned a male German has similar furor The Foreign Office said it was also , Manchester. 647-8649. cassette. 69,500 miles. Please turn to page 10 exchange student from playing field the 25 Britons as "victimization of Owners have taken extra tion and low taxes. Kenmore Portable a fast-action Clas­ reducing by six, from 211 to 205, the total Good condition. 649-4459. NOTICE TO CREDITORS hockey on a high school girls team. — see page 17 innocent people.” pride In the care of their $82,900. By owner. Princi­ Washer, $125. Dehumldl- sified A d, you can E S TA TE OF number of Soviets allowed to work in older colonial. 7 rooms, 3 pals only please. 643-7618 Christoph Kuse, 16, of Hamburg, "Quite clearly we could not accept | 3 y J REAL ESTATE fler, $100. Japanese Futon 1980 Subaru Station teli others about JANE T. BURNS, 0/k/a the country. bedrooms, V/i baths, 1 car evenings. JANE ESTHER BURNS, Germany, was barred Monday from this," Prime Minister Margaret sofa, $150. All Items, one Wagon — 5 speed, air, it and sail it for The six expelled Soviets are embassy garage, hardwood floors, WANTED year old. 647-1101. late af Manchester, playing on the Timberlane Regional Thatcher said late Monday as she beautiful Oak woodwork, Available Immediately — AM/FM, new brakes- cash right away! deceased first secretary Evgeni Safronov, Col, /tlres. $3,500.649-9120. The Hon. William E. Fitz­ Third escapee High School team in Plaistow after the Germany, could not be reached for arrived in Cairo for a five-day Middle One bedroom, 2 family Viktor A. Mishin, an assistant air lovely yard with garden Private Individual look­ 6 Piece Dining Room set Just pick up your Gerald, Judge, of the Court association upheld an earlier ruling comment, but Mezquita said the East trip. "Indeed we have warned the area. All this at $89,900. ing for 2 to 12 acres of house, $350 Including with breakfront, wheat 3 phone and give us of Probate, District of Man­ excluding boys from playing on girls student was disappointed. Russians in advance that the retaliation attache; embassy clerks Victor Da- Jackson 8, Jackson Real land, near Bolton Center, heat, hot water. No pets. 1970 Volvo 142S — 1977 chester at o hearing held on ranov and Aleksander Yerokhin; Ser­ Colonial — 50 Westmins­ camel hump-back early Maverick — Good condi­ a caii. We'll help field hockey teams. “ He really doesn’t understand the would not go unanswered." Estate, 647-8400 or 646- ter Rood. 3 bedrooms, 1 Vi or South Windsor to build Credit references. Call September 10, 1985 ordered turns self In gei Volovets of the Novosti news agency american - couch - New James W. Desmarais, NHIAA execu­ whole thing and the ramifications of it own home. Please call Pat, 646-1980. tion, need minor work. you word your ad that all claims must be pre­ The Soviet Embassy in London called 8646. tile baths, formal dining upsholstered plus 2 Salem sented to the fiduciary on or tive director, said the weekend ruling all," Mezquita said. "H e understands and Ivan Vikulov, director of Anglo- 872-7357 or 872-6311. Best offer. 643-7713. for immediate re­ the six Soviet expulsions"provocative room, fireplaced living maple end tables, and before December 13, 1985 or BRIDGEPORT (U PI) - The third of four will keep the girls athletic program that he cannot play and why. He just Soviet shipping. The six have been told 1771 Antique Cape — room, eat-ln kitchen. By Manchester — Duplex, 6 matching lamps. Also 4 sponse. be barred os by law provided. and vindictive." Mary Lou Taylor, inmates who fled from Connecticut's minimum "pure.” wanted to play the sport he was most to be out of the country by Oct. 7. Priced under $100,000 — owner, $94,500. 647-9038, large rooms, 1 '/a boths, on large wooden storage un- "The embassy vigorously protests for Immediate sale I 8 Clerk security prison in Enfield on Friday was back in “ We're here to protect the girls' comfortable with playing.” appointments only. Rentals busline, convenient to tis. 649-9919, keep trying. The fiduciaries ore: against this grossly vindictive measure BRITAIN'S INITIAL EXPULSION of attractive rooms with custody today. athletic program,” Desmarais said. “ The law is the law,” he said, shopping. October 1st Manchester Mary Jane Burns of a highly political character, and the small barn and 2V] acre Comoro, 77 — Rally Sport 43 Brook St. State police said Mario Gonzales, 21, of “ You've got a boy taking away a referring to federal law requiring equal 25 Soviets Thursday came in response 'New Ustlng' — CHFA available. $500, no utili­ entire responsibility for the consequen­ loti We Guarantee Our ties. 646-2860. V-8 350 4 barrel, 4 speed Wllllmantlc, C T 06226 Bridgeport, turned himself in late Monday night uniform and a stick from a girl who access to extracurricular activities in to disclosures by Gordievski. Govern­ qualified, clean 6 room ROOMS and Houses I Blanchard 81 Ros- PETS Munsie, power steering, at Bridgeport police headquarters. Still at large is could have played on the team.” schools. "But we are a member of the ces of this action rests with the British ment sources said Gordievski named Townhouse, V/i baths, power brakes, AM /FM Doris May PascuccI setto Real Estate, 646- FOR RENT Eldwin Cruz of Milford. In a 1980 ruling, the association side.” an embassy spokesman said. other KGB agents operating in Britain aluminum sided, full base­ B-track cassette, much 182 Preston St. NHIAA.” 2482. ment and gas heotl $70's. To A Good Home. Small PlHM 643-2711 Hartford, C T O6II 4 On Sunday, police in Middletown apprehended excluded several boys from playing on Desmarais said girls have been — in addition to the 25 expelled — but FOR RENT more. Runs good. Looks 0354)9 Century 21 Undsev Real Furnished With Kitchen Shepherd/Lab mix. She's two other escapees, Barry Marchinkoski of East a girls field hockey team in Jaffrey. allowed to play on boys teams if a school DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID THE that the government, seeking to contain Move Right In — to this 3 privileges, clean and good. $34)00. Must Sell. wording of the Soviet protest could be a Estate, 649-4000. 5 years old. Good with Ask for Reggie, 429-4127. Hampton and Edgar Oquenda of Waterbury, both New Hampshire has no boys field did not have a female team for a sport, Soviet reaction, chose not to expel them bedroom Ranch that hosa modern, on busline. All . Manchester — 6 room, 3 kids, good house dog. TOWN OF MANCHESTER 19. prelude to Moscow ordering another all. utilities. Female only. LEGAL NOTICE hockey teams. but no teams have allowed males to 3 car garage and a car­ 'Price Reduced - Owner bedroom Ranch. Conve­ 643-1971. They were arrested as they tried to flee a round of expulsions, port. See It todavl We Call 647-9813. nient location, excellent 1976 Chevy Malibu Wagon Portsmouth High School filed a participate on a female team. TheToreign Office official, explain­ Wants Action' — on ex­ The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Middletown apartment. An occupant of the Guarantee Our HousesI condition. Gas heat, 2 — Excellent condition. protest with the association this month "Quite frankly,” he said, "there are "There is that danger.” Foreign ing Mondaj's decision to expel six more ceptional 3 bedroom Loving Homes needed for 864)00. Asking $1,500. 647- Mondoy, September 23, 1985 at 7:00 P.M. In the Heorlng apartment, Quintella Johnson, 23, was arrested Blanchard 8, Rossetto cope, fireplace, family Pleasant Room for ma­ fireplaces, laundry area 2 year old Pedigree Choc­ Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, C T to after Kuse and his Timberlane team­ some girts who may not want to play on Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe said in a accused Soviet spies, said. "Given the 9410. on a charge of hindering prosecution. Real Estate, 646-2482. room, bosement, mainte­ ture, working gentleman. In basement. $700 olate Lab 8,3 year old Lab hear and consider the following pehtlons: mates played Portsmouth to a 1-1 tie. a team with boys." television interview. But he said such a Soviet response to last week's expul­ Kitchen privileges, park­ monthly. Firm . 646-8112 mix. Call 742-5921 rriM i A. Lee Burton & Beverly Bollino Burton d.b.o. Gonzales was serving three years for second- Kuse, a junior who is staying with a But Mezquita said Kuse's teammates sions it was decided their presence nance free vinyl and 1977 Dotsun Pickup — retaliatory move by the Kremlin would 'Bring Brush 8, Save much, much more to ing, near busline, referen­ after 5pm. evenings. NO.ieti Beverly Bollino Burton Dance Studio - Request degree larceny and Cruz was serving a six year family in Plaistow, wore a modified didn't mind. could no longer be tolerated." Automatic, 7 ft. bed, air, variance of Article II, Sectlan 6.01, Permitted be "unjustified” and called for an end to Thousands' -— on 6 plus offer I $80's. Century 21 ces required. Telephone sentence for second-degree robbery. field hockey uniform — a girl's skirt "The girls were pleased that he was cap with overhead. Best Uses, ta use premises far the teaching of dance, the dispute. room split, Martin School Lindsey Real Estate, 649- 647-9033. Free Kittens — Calico Marchinkoski was serving 30 months for Security sources have estimated the STORE AND offer. 742-8843 weekdays musical Instruments, voice, acting and speech sewn together at the legs "giving a playing," Mezquita said. “ They cer­ area, child safe neighbor­ Females. 8 weeks old and and the rehearsals af activities Involving same - violation of probation and Oquenda was doing Bermuda shorts effect," Timberlane tainly didn’t (reject) him because he Diplomats called the so-called spy Soviets have about 70 KGB agents in 7 hood and owner moving Extremely Nice. Reaso­ t s J OFFICE SPACE after 6pm or weekends 63 Linden Street - Residence Zone C. litter trained. 742-8089. 14-to-28 years for first-degree sexual assault. Principal Richard Mezquita said. was a male. I think they thought it was war a battle of wills between Soviet Britain. Howe declined to say if Britain creates your opportunity I nable for working male anytime. ITEM a Diane L. Cate - Request variance of Article IV, 'Retreat With Luxury' — Kuse, who played field hockey in kind of interesting." leader Mikhail Gorbachev and had any other names of Soviet spies. $100 plus. Century 21 Lind­ Very nice custom Ranch without car. Cooking. Office/South Windsor — No. teat Sertlon 10.02.01 to permit a nursery school within 24X)0feet of another nursery school: and request sey Real Estate, 649-4000. on 5V^ private acres with Near shopping and trans­ Sullivan Ave. 2 large RECREATIONAL 1976 Pontiac Catalina — 8 cylinder. Power steering, Special Excdptlan In occardonce with Article IV, numerous amenities, portation. 6490102. rooms, air conditioning, ITEMS Section 10 and Article II, Section 4.01.03 to estab­ Eost Hortford — $79,900. pond, XMos trees and lust ample parking, $260 a power brakes, automatic, lish a daycare center In a single family dwelllng- House action pending radio, new starter and Take advantage of the w ^ the busy executive r n APARTMENTS month. 236-6021 or 644- 37 Acodemy Sfreet - Residence Zane A. Price Reduction on this needs. $1704)00. Century 21 3977. exhaust system. 664)00 ITEM 8 Oak Forest Realty Inc. - Request variance of Ar- I 2 £ J fo r r e n t spotless & well main­ Lindsey Real Estate, 649- plus miles. $1,300 or best Ne. 1008 tide II, Sedlon 7.04.06(b)(1) to reducethe mini­ offer. Call 646-4886 mum space beheeen buUdlng foces where both tained older 6 plus room 4000. Office Space — Excellent Court House I Member­ Dutch Colonial with 3 Manchester — Available location with ample park­ anytime. toeing walls contain a window to 43 feet (50 feel Floral fanatics advance the rose for national honors ship — Normally $145 required) to permit a covered deck - Building 13. bedroom s, 1'/i baths, immediately. One, two ing. 600, 400 8, 300 sq. ft. Summit Street Condo — plus, selling for $85 plus Unit 6, Oak Forest Condominiums, Phase 11-675 newly remodeled kitchen, and three bedroom apart­ office suites are now 1979 Honda XL500 — Ex­ North Main Street - Planned Residence Develop­ By Steve Gerstel "cornucopia of beautiful flowers" bloom — but the marigold is native flowers." he said, and to add to his commercial production of roses." red. "Violets are blue. "Heflin Gorgeous 3 year old 2 tronsfer fee. 646>0349. ment Zone. finished rec room, sun- ments. $410, $475, $525, available. 649-2891. cellent condition, low mi­ United Press International and special mention of the the to this hemisphere and grows in problems, Heflin said he was All in all. Heflin said, " I have should be, "A co-sponsor of this bedroom townhousel Su­ Did your garden "over leage. 6464)487. porch, garage 8, new vinyl heat and hot water In­ ITEM 4 Wethersfield Trust - Request vorlonoe of Article camellia, the dogwood, the mari­ every one of the 50 states." awarded in 1982 life membership in decided that the rose in an bill, loo.” exterior. Call for details. per rec rpom to garogel cluded. J.D . Real Estate, produce" this year? Sell Na 1004 II, Section 9.07.01 to permit removal of required londscaped buffer at west side af property, which WASHINGTON - A rose is a gold, the sunflower, the violet — But Monday, Sen. Bennett John­ the Alabama Marigold Society, appropriate flower to designate as Sentry Real Estate, 643- MustbeseenI WeGuaran- 646-1980. ROOMMATES fruits and vegetables with tee Our HousesI Blan­ abuts a residential zone - 534 East Middle Turn­ rose is a rose — and it might even the mistletoe. ston, D-La., the bill's chief spon­ which suggested its prize for the our national floral emblem. It is a 4060. WANTED a low-cost ad In Classi­ pike - Business Zone II. chard 8i Rossetto Real fied. 643-2711. become the national flower. But the rose was chosen with no sor, said the rose has "wide national honor, and the camellia is beautiful flower, a symbol of ITEM 0 Anthony and Nadia Cotter - Request variance of The Senate has approved legisla­ bipartisan and geographical sup­ the state flower of Alabama. Eost Hartford — $123,900. Estate, 646-2482. Available Immediately — Professional Female — 1979 Red Honda Accord— formal challenge, something that fragrance, loveliness and Na 1000 Article II, SedlOn 5.02.01(b) to permit conver­ “ Still, there is no question that New Ustlngl Charm 8, One bedroom, heat, hot Wanted to share spacious 4 door. Air, high mileage, sion of former commercial space on first floor of tion that would name the rose, of would not have happened if the late port" and noted that first ladies romance.” building to on apartment with less square foot lot any color, as the country's floral Nancy Reagan, Betty Ford and the rose has universal support, for Beauty ore yours In this Keep your TV picture water and appliances fur- Contemporary Condo in runs well. $1,812 or best Senate Republican leader Everett He then launched into his poem, Inside Today I ANTIQUES area than required (84)00 square feet required - emblem. Dirksen were alive. Pat Nixon had roses named for it is bountiful in all states." Heflin which began: "Roses are red, very special 8 plus room sharp with frequent clean­ nlshM. Security, no pets. Manchester. $300/month offer. 633-2479 between 5- 74)00 square feet provided) - 234 Oak Street - Resi­ Colonlol with 4 bedrooms, ing of the screen. Use a $350 per month. 646-2970. plus '/2 utilities. After 7om. dence Zone B. The bill now goes to the House Dirksen, who loved to putter in them that now flourish around the said. "Violets are blue, "Why must I 2 '/2 baths, fireplaced fam­ mild soap with water or a 5pm, call 646M0r. Next To Nothing — and unless another flower — the his garden outside Washington, White House. But, "I havedonesomechecking choose "Between just these two?" 20 pages. 2 sections ily room, formal dining Corner Spruce and East 1980 Chevrolet Citation — At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written camellia, the mahjgold, the petu­ was a marigold man. In 1969, after and found that a v e ^ large Mt of ammonia In water. Four Room, second floor, communications received. Copies of fhese petitions have Sen. Howell Heflin. D-Ala., who The poem ended: "So let us raise room, 2 porches, 2 car Be sure to dry thoroughly. one bedroom. Colonial, Center. 649-0533. Open Sa­ Standard Transmission, 2 been nied In the Planning Office and may be Inspected dur­ nia, the daffodil, the carnation or 10 years of trying to persuade the later delivered a 32-Iine poem, said proportion of commercial roses our voices and “ Proclaim with all .12 Obituaries. garage and lovely private newly decorated. Central, There's someone out turdays, Mirrors, wooden door, white exterior, ton ing office hours. available in this country are Area towns. . 10 Opinion . If you hove an extra even the syringa — stages a Senate to make the marigold the he had questioned the choice when our power "That the rose is more Oaaaified__ 1S-10 Peopletsik. grounds. Locoted In finest owner occupied, mid- there who wants to buy occessorles, tin, prints, oil Interior, excellent condi­ television set no one your power tools. Find ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS comeback there, tw lengthy horti­ national flower, Dirksen said: the matter came before the Senate imported roses." he said, and than beautiful — “ It is America’s Comics. 6 Sports— area. Call for an appoint­ watches, why not ex­ dleoged lady preferred. lamps, samplers, bu­ tion. New tires. Must sell. Edward Coltman, Secretary Entartainmenl . . . 12 Television . that buyer with a low-cost cultural race will over. "Some prefer the rose, a shrub, Judiciary Committee. suggested "that we urge our flower." ment. Sentry Real Estate, change for cash with a References. 643-8470 after reaus, commodes, cruets, $2,100. Call 649-705'. Doted ot Manchester, C T this 16th day of September, IMS. Lottery _ ____2 W eether_ od In Classified. 643-2711. In Senate debate Monday, there or the carnation, or the petunia, the "Our nation can boast of a florists and nursery companies to Johnston replied with an on-the- 64K4060. low-cost od In Classified? 5:30pm. paper. evenings. 033419 grere kind words for the country’s violet, the daffodil or some other veritable cornucopia of beautiful act to bring about more domestic spot poem of his own: "Roses are MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesduv. Sept. 17, 1985 - 3

t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tueadav. Sept. 17. 1985 New drug promises to end scourge of leprosy Developer seeks approval or $750,000, to fund the program for head of the International Leprosy deformities. " I must have committed a great the stumps ot her fingers, the only Bv Ramya Thombuswamy sign of past leprosy. each district, said Thangaraj. Association. But Health Minister Mohsina sin in my past birth,” said for Brentwood sewer plan United Press International Seventeen districts currently Krishnan, a patient at the Leprosy "Although I am no longer, MDT, which consists of three Kidwai said recently the diseaw use the new treatment, with 98 still poses problems. One of them is Home. Only his first name was infectious due to the Multi-Drug SHAHDRA, India (U PI) - A drugs, rifampicin, clofazimine and districts targeted to haveit by 1990. By Alex GIrelll the Planning and Zoning Commis­ them with a new plan at any time. that the social stigma long att­ given to protect his identity. Treatment, social stigma prevents combination drug treatment dapsone, “ will shorten the dura­ The Indian government con­ Herald Reporter sion at a meeting Oct. 7. The first eight of the planned 14 ached to lepers stops people from “ That's why God is punishing me me from working outside this promises the eventual elimination tion of the disease and kill the ducts 85 percent of the nation’s The district directors said Mon­ phases of construction have re­ admitting they have the disease now — it's my karma (destiny),” ieprosy colony,” shie said in fluent of leprosy, but the fear and social bacilli, the causative of leprosy, leprosy eradication program. Fif­ ceived preliminary approval from and coming forward fortreatment. he said. English.' The Eighth Utilities District day they would like to accommo­ stigma attached to the age-old anywhere between two weeks to teen percent has been undertaken Board of Directors will hold a date the developers. But they were the PZC. scourge prevent people from com­ three months," he said. The stigma affects lepers’ child­ by private voluntary organizations The plan the developers had then “ Those who suspect that they THE INDIAN GOVERNMENT special meeting Sept. 26 to discuss reluctant to approve the sewer ing to get the medicine. The treatment was developed ren, forcing many victims to leave like the International Leprosy for sewering the area did not win have leprosy often hide it and pass STARTED its leprosy eradication a proposal by developer Lawrence plan without more information There are 11 million lepers in the five years ago in India, but it has their families. approval from the distict, the through the infectious stage, program in 1954, but it has been Association. A. Fiano to install a sewer under from Lombardi Associates of world today, and 4 million of them still not been used on a wide scale. sewer authority for the northern spreading the disease,” said Har- unable to eliminate deep- rooted Buckland Street for the first 50 or South Windsor, an engineering are in India, more than any other “ I have dreams of my two "F or every 200,000 people, go­ chan Singh, occupational therapist beliefs about the disease or bring it 60 units of what would be Manches- firm the district has hired to make part of town. country. MORE THAN HALF THE daughters getting married to nice vernment dispatches a group of In a discussion about the Fiano at the Leprosy Home in Shahdra, under control. ter’s largest condominium a broad study of how to provide The therapy, called Multi- Drug world’s population appears to be boys and living happy lives, but I paramedical workers to examine development at the meeting Mon­ 30 miles outside of New Delhi. "The government is doing every­ development. sewers in the area bounded by Treatment (M D T), has been intro­ immune to the Mycobacterium know boys will not come forward the endemic area, detect leprosy day in the district firehouse, thing it can,” said Singh, "but it Fiano asked the district direc­ Buckland Street, the South Wind­ duced in Asia over the past few Leprae which causes leprosy, and when they find oiit I have leprosy,” and bring the victims under district President Walter Joyner The disease still means ostra­ takes time and money — both of tors at a meeting Monday night to sor town line. Slater Street, and years to bring the crippling disease those who are susceptible usually said M.S. Siddiqui, who migrated treatment,” said Thangaraj- said the Lombardi firm is explor­ cism from the normal world. which India does not have a lot of.” approve his plan to run an 8-inch Tolland Turnpike. under control. It has been used in get it only after years of contact from Madras, leaving his family ing the possibility of bringing the Leprosy victims bold enough to sewer line south on Buckland Fiano told the directors he had the United States for nearly a with lepers. behind. “ Education and treatment must proposed trunk line directly to the admit their affliction risk losing Money is a major constraint in Street to Tolland Turnpike as a shown his plan to Lombardi decade. the MDT program. The new go hand in hand, otherwise the North Manchester Interceptor in­ Early detection and treatment their jobs and may end up begging Manju, a tall, attractive 32- means of providing sewer service Associates. He said the engineers treatment is extremely expensive. MDT wiil be of little use,” said stead of connecting it to a line in "The new MDT is very effec­ with the multi-drug therapy pre­ to survive. Some believe they year-old college graduate, trained for the first of 14 phases of agreed his plan is feasible and It costs about 9 million Rupees, Singh. Adams Street that in turn connects tive,” said Dr. R.H. Thangar^g, vents development of scars and brought the disease on themselves. as a physical therapist, looked at construction for the planned 450- would fit in with future sewer unit development. plans. to the interceptor. Fiano said the other units, to be But the directors wanted to Director Samuel Longest, the built later, would connect to a discuss the matter in person with district public works commis­ Weather sewer trunk line that is to run south, officials from the engineering sioner, said he would like the line through a hollow to a point on firm They set the special meeting proposed by Fiano for Buckland Peopletalk Sept. 26 so that they could have an Tolland Turnpike just east of the Street to be larger than eight answer for Fiano before the Oct. 7 Today’s forecast town’s Buckland firehouse. inches in diameter in case there Fiano said he is eager to start on meeting of the Planning and are further hookups to it in the Connecticut, Massachusetts the first phase of construction on Zoning Commission. future. and Rhode Island: Today; the development in the northwest­ On July 30, the PZC denied sunny. High near 75 interior, ern section of town. Plans submit­ without prejudice Piano’s request Fiano said it would be possibleto upper 60s to around 70 at the ted by the partnership to which he for final site-plan approval of some enter an agreement under which coast. Tonight; clear. Lows in belongs — Brentwood Manchester of the condominiums, a decision the district would pay the added the 40s interior, SOs along the ■Associates — will be considered by that allowed him to come back to cost of larger pipe. coast. Tuesday:' sunny. Highs 75 Miss America’s to 80 interior, 70 to 75 at the coast. Maine and New Hampshire: Legal advice sought 7 lighter side' Mostly sunny today and Wednes­ day and fair with some patchy Herald photo by Tarqu^nu Susan Akin of Meridian, Miss., the newly-crowned fog tonight. Highs mostly in the 70s and lows tonight in the 50s. Topliff fire plan on hold Walk In the shadows Miss America, demon­ strates how fat she would Vermont: Sunny and pleasant. Marcia Giglioof TannerStreetexercises 3-year-old Australian terrier during a fund, Sarles and other volunteers become if she ate all the Highs in the 70s. F air and cool Directors of the Eighth Utilities the department would have a chief, her 11-month-old toy poodle and recent stroll. New York delicacies — tonight. Lows 45 to 50. Wednes­ District Monday night tabled for an assistant chief and three deputy have to advance money them­ selves. Sarles now has to present including bagels — she day m ilky sunshine and warm. the second straight month a plan chiefs. bills — sometimes for very small loves. The new queen was Highs 75 to 80. by Fire Chief Harold A. Topliff Jr. Frank Mordavsky would con­ amounts — to the department in New York for the to restructure the district’s volun­ tinue as assistant chief. Assistant Agent defends Manchester traditional post-pageant Extended outlook teer fire department. Chief Gerald Denis would become treasurer, who in turn presents first deputy chief and. Assistant them to Tripp. obligations and news Extended outlook for New But Topliff said he plans to Summer won’t give In easily implement the change Chief Michael Heimer would be­ In other (ire department mat­ conference. England Thursday through builder’s prices In Brief Today; sunny. High In the middle 70s. Wind light and variable. provisionally. come second deputy chief. Mace ters, Topliff reported the district Saturday: Tonight: clear. Lows In the 40s. Calm wind. Wednesday: sunny and Topliff’s plan calls for adding would be the newly appointed third received 61 calls in August — 21 UPI photo Connecticut, Massachusetts deputy. minor alarms, 20 medical calls, 11 Morton named to foundation milder. High near 80. Thursday fair. High around 80. Today’s weather one more chief officer, John Mace, Bv Alex GIrelli and Rhode Island: Fair weather who would be the third deputy chief service calls, two washdowns of picture was drawn by Alison Szotak, 10, of 28 Lyndale St., a student at Mace, a second lieutenant in Herald Reporter Robert D. Morton of Manchester has been through the period. Highs in the in the 100-member department, gasoline spills on the highway, two Nathan Hale School. Engine Co. 2, has been with the appointed a director-at-large of the Charter Oak mid 70s to low 80s. Overnight which covers the north end of miscellaneous calls and five box department for nine years. He is a A representative of J&G Builders Monday defended College Foundation. He is a senior vice president lows in the upper 40s and 50s. Manchester. Topliff told the direc­ alarms. lieutenant in the Pratt and Whitney the firm’s action in increasing the sales price of of First Connecticut Bancorp Inc. in Hartford. Vermont: Warm through the tors that Mace’s main duties would Aircraft Group’s (ire protection Topliff also reported that a houses it proposed to build on town-owned land along In making the announcement, foundation period. Dry Thursday and Fri­ be to help provide daytime unit. 4,000-watt generator has been Love Lane from $55,000 to $60,000. President Gerald A. Leonard said of Morion, "His day. Chance of showers Satur­ supervision. purchased for use on the fire tower. involvement in civic and educational affairs over day. Highs in the SOs. Lows mid The directors tabled the plan to In another action affecting the Fire Marshal Granville Lingard Robert Jackston, a sales representative for J&G, fire department’s operation, the the years will add another dimension to the 50s to mid 60s. allow John D. LaBelle Jr., the reported that 25 inspections were said that costs had increased during the time the town Right stuff, wrong suit Southern discomfort directors approved a plan under capability of the foundation as it seeks to provide New Hampshire and Maine: district’s legal counsel, to study made from Aug. 19 to Monday. He and the firm were negotiating over the contract for 14 educational opportunities for the adult independ­ which James Sarles, a firefighter Retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Chuck Yeager Writer Erskine Caldwell has returned to Fair and mild Thursday through the department’s bylaws to deter­ said he issued verbal warnings for starter houses on about 7.5 acres. S ent learner.” Tobacco Road and says things are much better. mine if they must be changed who is in charge of its fire- spoke to the 38th annual Air Force convention in Saturday except a chance of minor infractions and sent letters J&G, a Windsor firm, was selected for the project in The Charter Oak College Foundation was Caldwell, 82. left his Scottsdale, Ariz., home for before the department can be prevention program, will be issued Washington Monday, making the obligatory showers north and mountains for more serious ones. a party-line vote by the town Board of Directors on established in 1977 to receive and dispense grants, two weeks as writer in residence at the restructured. checks of $1,000 at a time to finance comments about military might and foreign Saturday. Lows in the mid 40s to May 22. The town is to hold a sleeping mortgage on the donations and activity proceeds to support Fitzgerald-Ben Hill County Library, some 160 The current department struc­ the program. Director Joseph District treasurer Betty Sadloski policy before taking his audience to a less serious lower 50s. Highs 70 to 80. land in order to reduce the cost to first-time house special outreach programs of the Board for State miles south of Atlanta, where he is lecturing and ture calls for a chief and three Tripp, the district fire commis­ reported a bank balance of altitude. ' buyers. Academic Awards, which administers Charter reading from his 80 novels. assistants. Under Topliff’s plan. sioner, said that without such a $56,440.08 as of Aug. 31. “ I never gave a serious talk in my life," he said, Across the nation The project has been sponsored by the board’s Oak College, the state’s' external degree ' ‘ Tobacco Road — there were several of them, ’ ’ going into a story about the right stuff in the Democratic majority and criticized by Republicans. program. Caldwell said, “ but the one 1 remember in Flood warnings were posted wrong suit — a water-filled flight suit the military On Wednesday, Town Attorney Kevin M. O’Brien experimented with in 1944. "The crew chief Richmond County was paved over a long time for the Texas coast today and E said that J&G had increased its sales price and that ago. There's been a great change in rural rain washed the Northwest, Panel to hear health report brought out this 5-gallon bag of water and Group home work to be rebid unless it was willing to build the houses (or $55,000, the screwed it into a nipple on the suit and all this Georgia, the rural South, from in my early days in while intense thunderstorms town would not sign a contract with the firm. The Manchester Community Services Council water gurgles around," he said. "Pretty soon this the 1920s ... due to the advancement of education, carrying large hail hit the will hear a long-awaited mental health study 5 gallons of water would be down around your legs improvements in the economy and social The state plans to put out to bid Leslie and Elliott of Dayville to The amount of time to complete the On Monday, Jackston pointed to a provision in the northern Plains. report at its Sept. 26 meeting at Emanuel and end up down around your ankles. It made a lot services.” within a few days the remaining build the homes was cancelled last bidding process will depend on the bid proposals that requires the developer within 60 A gale warning was issued Lutheran Church at 60 Church St. of sloshing and reminded me of a couple of active Some people still are upset with Caldwell work on a long-delayed group month because of construction amount of work the architect finds days of its selection for the project to submit a number today for the Strait of Juan de The report, to be presented by Timothy Griffin people in a waterbed — a lot of sloshing." because of his depiction of Southerners in his home for retarded people being delays. _ needs to be done, Barnett added. of things, including a revised estimate of the sales Fuca in northwestern Washing­ of the University of Connecticut School of Sodal When the pilot landed he waddled to the end of a works but Caldwell isn’t bothered. built on Wetherell Street, a state An informal .bidding process can price of the houses. ton state. Only three homes that are close Work, is expected to have new information for all wing and opened the drains on the suit to rid " I respect a reader who objects to something I official said today. be used because the work on each Intense thunderstorms hit nor­ Satellite view to being completed will be put out Jackston said that the costs increased during the mental health agencies and practitioners. The P himself of the water. write because that means somebody takes An architect’s estimates on the home is expected to cost less than theastern South Dakota late to bid independently, Barnett said. negotiation period. study was financed by the Foulds Family Grant “ You stand there with your arms folded and enough interest to have an attitude," he said, work are due this week, said $100,000, Barnett said. Monday evening and moved into Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m. EOT shows a If the bids are awarded to separate He also said the town made some changes in the and was assisted by mental health agencies. two streams of water coming down,” Yeager “ Some people would read it and just throw it Thomas Barnett, director of com­ The administrative services de­ west-central Minnesota early band of clouds causing light showers from Missouri to the Great contractors, the work can go on requirements that would increase the cost of the Reservations for the noon luncheon meeting said. "W e and our crew chiefs had a lot of fun.” away.” munications for the state Depart­ partment will solicit bids before Lakes. Scattered showers and thunderstorms occur over the simultaneously, he said. houses. He cited a change in sewer plans that he said should be made by Monday by calling the town today. In Minnesota, marble-size ment of Administrative Services, completing negotiations with the Southeast, western Texas and the Northern Plains. Broken frontal would have required reconstruction of an existing Social Service Department at 647-3061. hail pelted Alexandria and large which is overseeing construction of “ We are really pushing it," Firemen’s Fund Insurance Co., the manhole, adding $10,000 to $15,000 to the development hail was reported at Browns clouds stretch from Oregon to Montana. the group home on Wetherell Barnett said. bonding company for the project, Valley in Traverse County. Street and seven others around the He said the state hopes to put the Barnett said. The state last month cost. ' Dime-size hail was reported state. A $1.7 million contract with project out by bid by next week. asked Firemen’s Fund to take the Jackston said the town was justified under the Cancer group to meet earlier near Eden, S.D. X.24 performance bond and assume request for bid proposals in making the changes. But The Cancer Support Group for cancer patients Rain was widespread from the responsibility for completion of the he said the developer was also justified in adjusting and their families will meet Monday from 7 to 8:30 northern Pacific coast to the group home being built in the sales price as a result of those changes. p.m. at Manchester Memorial Hospital. northern Rockies. About a third BOSTON Fire Calls Manchester, two in Danielson and It might have helped, Jackston said, if a format ot a The group wiil meet weekly at the same time in of an inch fell in a half-hour one in Groton. proposed contract had been sent to developers along conference room C. Those attending the meetings across northern Seattle. But state officials decided not to . with the request for proposals. should use the front entrance to the hospital. YORK (Town). delay completion of the projects Elsewhere, showers and thun­ M anchetter Jackston said J&G is out of the picture now in any For more information, call the hospital at until they find out who will pay (or derstorms continued near the Monday, 12:21 p.m. - car fire, event and will not contest the town’s decision not to 646-1222, ext. 2243. Tolland County them, Barnett said. southeastern Florida coast and 348 West Middle Turnpike (Town). award it the contract to build the 14 starter houses. Monday, 3:36 p.m. — medical Saturday, 2:57 p.m. — medical The Wetherell Street home is to over northeastern Florida and be occupied by eight mentally The town is negotiating with Visions Unlimited of call, 360 Oakland St. (Town). call. Route 31, Coventry (North Cheneys to celebrate the Georgia coast. Thunder­ retarded adults who live at the Tolland to get the houses built. That firm, along with Monday, 3:49 p.m. — elevator Coventry, South Coventry). About 100 descendents of the Cheney brothers showers were scattered over Mansfield Training School and are J&G, was recommended to the directors by a rescue, 1146 Main St. (Town). Saturday, 3:10 p.m. — mattress who established the textile empire that domi­ central Nebraska, northern Mis­ currently bused every day to a screening committee of town offcials. Visions Monday, 6:30 p.m. — medical fire, 6 Stage Road, Coventry nated Manchester life for seven dedades will souri, Wisconsin and Upper sheltered workshop in proposed three types of houses with sales prices call, Bluefield Drive (Town). (North Coventry). come to town next weekend to celebrate the 200th Michigan. Manchester. The home was origi­ ranging from $61,900 to $67,000. Monday, 6:39 p.m. — motor anniversary of the Cheney Homestead on Fair skies prevailed over Saturday, 6; 13 p.m. — medical nally scheduled for completion in vehicle accident, 291 Wetherell St. Hartford Road. California, the southern two- call. Lake House, Route 44, Bolton July 1984. When the snag developed last week over negotia­ (Town). George Cheney, one of those descendents, said (Bolton). The state has blamed the con­ tions with J&G, Republican directors Donna Mercier thirds of the Plateau, the central Monday, 8:39 p.m. — medical there are about 1,100 descendents of the George Sunday, 9:25 a.m. — medical tractor (or the delays, while the and Thomas H. Ferguson said it showed the town is Rockies and much of the eastern [2 3 eN0 wtaa''' m w call, Irving Street. (Town). Cheney whose sons began the manufacturing of un YnATHn fo to c ab t* call, 70 Boston Hill Road, Andover contractor has cited numerous out of its element in dealing with the construction of third of the nation. Monday, 11:44 p.m. — medical sewing silk in 1838 and founded what was to (Andover). changes ordered by the state housing. In Iowa, the state’s crop and call, 87 Rachel Road (Town). become an industrial dynasty that thrived from Sunday, 1:20 p.m. — medical Department of Mental Retarda­ The Republican directors had been opposed to the livestock reporting service said Tuesday, 1:14 a.m. — qnneces- the time of the Civil War to the Great Depression, call, 12 Center Road, Andover tion as one of the reasons for the town’s plans to seek proposals for Love Lane housing. last week’s cool, cloudy weather sary alarm. Meadows Convales­ when its decline began. National forecast (Andover). delays. They said the land should be sold outright. slowed crop maturity but helped cent Center, 333 Bidwell St. About 100 of those descendents will come to late-planted or replanted fields. During early Wednesday morning showers are forecast (or parts of town, some from as far away at Santa Barbara. the Northern Intermountain Region. Scattered showers are possible Police Roundup Cal., and Los Angeles. Air quality throughout the Pacific Coast States the Northern and Central Plateu They will attend a meeting of the Connecticut Region, the Upper Mississippi Valley, the Northern Plains and the Historical Society in Hartford on Friday night. On The state Department of En­ Upper Great Lakes Region. Elsewhere the weather will be fair. Saturday there will be a reception and dinner for them at Cheney Hall. On Sunday they will attend a UPI photo vironmental Protection provides Minimum temperatures will Include; (Maximum temperatures In Officer uses blackjack to subdue suspect 7 daily air pollution reports and parenthesis) Atlanta 83 (85), Boston 58 (75), Chicago 81 (85), service at East Cemetery, where they will visit seasonal pollen count informa­ Cleveland 57 (82), Dallas 72 (01), Denver 52 (85), Duluth 54 (78), graves of their ancestors. Today In history A Wadsworth Street man suffered a tion from the, Department of Houston 71 (90), Jacksonville 87 (84), Kansas City 88 (85), LIttleRock A police officer subdued an East not to drive his car any further when car, police said. A passenger in the oncoming car, neck injury Saturday evening when his Health Services. The recorded 88 (85), Los Angeles 50 (71), Miami 74 (83), Minneapolis 80 (84), New Hartford man by hitting him in the they noticed that he was intoxicated, On Sept. 17, 1978, the Camp David Begin, left, and Egypt's Anwar Sadat Amato said. Walsh then walked away Scott Holcombe of Vernon, was treated car crashed into a utility pole on Center CRCOG lauds Bennet message is provided at 566-3449. Orleans 72 (90), New York 81 (78), Phoenix 73 (04), St. Louis 88 (88), elbow with his blackjack Sunday summit ended dramatically with Israel embrace at the White House after evening following a disturbance in the from the scene. But the officers, at Manchester Memorial Hospital for Street, police said this morning. The conversion of the former Bennet School San Francisco 54 (70), Seattle 40 (82), Washington 81 (81). and Egypt signing agreements setting signing agreements. The two leaders parking lot of the Ribbon Mill apart­ believing he might return for his car, cuts to the forehead and released, a Somchanh Luangpraseuth, 33, of 67 building at 1146 Main St. to apartments for elderly hospital spokeswoman said. the framework for a Mideast settlement. pledged to sign a peace treaty in three Weather radio ments at 150 Pine St., police said stayed in the area, Amato said. Wadsworth St., was traveling east on and handicapped people has received an award Amato said he spotted Walsh a few Police said the driver of the car, Monday. Center Street at about 7 p.m. Saturday from the Housing Committee of the Capitol President Jimmy Carter applauds as months. The National Weather Service minutes later, walking along the side of 27-year-old Stephen M. Mierzwa, of 71 Police said they charged Robert F. when he failed to negotiate a turn just Region Council of Governments. Israel's Prime Minister Menachem broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Manchester Herald a building toward his car. When he Wells St., was also injured. However, Walsh Jr., 24, with breach of peace and east of Olcott Street and hit the pole, The awards were established this year to weather information on 162.475 placed his arm on Walsh’s shoulder and the hospital had no record of treating resisting arrest after he tried to escape police said. acknowledge achievements in providing afforda­ mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher from two officers by thrashing about. told him he was under arrest, Walsh him, a spokeswoman said. ble housing. New London and 162.40 mHz in The officer who used his blackjack, tried to run away, ripping his shirt in the The driver of the other car, 45-year- Officer Donald Poist said in a report The awards were reported in the current issue Meriden. VOL. CIV, process, he said. The struggle began at old David N. Masse of 122 Florence St., that he was about 1,000 feet from the Almanac U S P S 327-500 % NO. 293 Joseph Amato, said in a report that he of Connecticut City and Town, a newsletter of the hit Walsh because he felt that the man that point, with the other officer coming later said that he saw Mierzwa’s car scene when he heard Luangpraseuth’s Connecticut Conference of Municipalities. Publlshtd dally axcapt Sunday Sueeastad carrier rotas ore SI.20 was about to strike him. to Amato’s assistance, police said. approaching as he was about to make - car crash into the pole. He found the The newsletter says Manchester, assisted by and cortaln holldavt by th« Man- wookly, SS.12 for ona month, SI5.3S Walsh posted a $100 bond following his the turn, “ so he accelerated in an man unconscious in thecarand. fearing 7 c.day is Tuesday, Sept. 17, the McDowell in 1928 (age 57), well address, warning tte Amer­ c h M ttr P ubllthlne Co., 14 Bralnard for throa months, S30.70 tor six Even after using his blackjack, the Community Development Corp. of West Lottery Plac*. M oncbtittr, Conn. 06040. $•- months and S61.40 for ona year. Amato said, it still took him and the arrest. He is scheduled to appear in attempt to make it across the street,” a the car might catch fire, woke him up 280th day of 1985 with 105 to actress Anne Bancroft in 1931 ican people to avoid foreign Hartford, converted the school building into 45 cond clou pottoe* paid ot Mon- Moll rotas ora oyallobla on reouest. other officer some time before they court Wednesday. police report said. and pulled him to safety. apartments affordable to middle-income people, follow. (age 54), and actor John Ritter in alliances. chailar. Conn. POSTMASTER: Luangpraseuth was treated for his Sand oddrou chaneot to th t Man- could handcuff Walsh. Police said Masse, who had an odor of without using rent subsidies. The moon is moving toward its 1948 (age 37.) In 1939, Russia invaded Po­ neck injury at Manchester Memorial Connecticut daily diostor Harold, P.O. Box ST1, Mon- To ploca o closslflod or display Amato said he and the other officer Two men were injured Sunday alcohol on his breath, admitted that he Steven T. Penny, the Democratic majority first quarter. land, 16 days after Nazi Ger­ cboitar. Conn. 06040. Hospital and released. The man did not odvsrtlsamant, or to report o nows were called to the apartments shortly evening when two cars collided outside drank a six pack of beer earlier in the leader on the Board of Directors, cited the The morning stars are Mer­ On this date in history: many moved into the same Monday: 986 Item, story or picture Idea, coll 643- know how the accident occurred, Poist GUARANTEED DELIVERY; It before midnight by a report of a car a Main Street parking lot, police said evening. He failed a sobriety test, police newsletter in defense of the Bennet project, which cury, Venus and Mars. In 1787, the United States country. you don't rocalva your Harold by 5 2711. Office hours araS:30a.m. to S said. He added in his report, however, Play Four: 8082 o.m. Monday throuoh Friday. screeching around the parking lot. They this morning. said. has come under attack in the wake of newspaper The evening stars are Jupiter Constitution, completed in Phila­ p.m. woakdpyt or J:X o.m. Sotur- that he found a bottle of pills in doy. plooM tolaphona your corriar. found Walsh and another man standing The 7:35 p.m. accident occurred when stories about tenant complaints over conditions Masse was charged with driving and Saturn. delphia, was signed by a major­ A thought for the day: Presi­ other numbers drawn Monday If you'ra unobla to roach your cor­ by a car fitting the description of the one one of the cars, traveling north on Main Luangpraseuth''^ car and sent them to a at the complex and its operation. riar, call lubfcrlbar Mryica at 647- The Manchester Harold Is a sub­ while intoxicated and making a res­ Those born on this date are ity of the 55 delegates to the dent George Washin^on ad­ in New England: described in the complaint. Street, tried to make a left turn into state laboratory for analysis. Two other CRCOG awards (or housing went to 7446 by 6 p.m. woakdoyt or 10 a.m. scriber to United Press Interna­ tricted turn. He was released on a under the sign of Virgo. They Constitutional Convention. vised, "Labor to keep alive in Tri-state daily: 234, 7245 Saturdays for euarontood dallvary tional newsservlceond Iso member Walsh denied any involvement in the Grampy’s convenience store parking Luangpraseuth has not been charged Farmington and Wethersfield. include poet William Carlos In 1796, President George your breast that little spark of Rhode Island daily: 0701 In MonchoStor. of the Audit Bureau of Clrculottons, dtaturtiance, but the officers told him lot at 706 Main St. and hit an oncoming promise to appear in court Wednesday. in the accident. Williams in 1883, actor Roddy Washington delivered his fare­ celestial fire, conscience.” j Massachusetts daily; 2401 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Sept. 17, 1985 - 5 « — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Sept. 17. 1985 Brock debt as healthy U .S./W orU Duarte aide WASHINGTON (UPI) - Labor Se­ Brock, interviewed on the NBC strength of the dollar and the willing­ In Brief cretary William Brock said today “ Today" program today, said if the ness of investors elsewhere to buy U.S. America's debtor nation status for the debt continues too long "then we're government securities. first time since World War I is a healthy going to have to pay an increasing share If that foreign confidence crumbles 200 nabbed in Johannesburg holds meeting sign to the rest of the world that the of our national resources back to others and enormous deficit spending con­ United States is the safest place in as they have paid to us over the last 70 tinues, the United States could face an JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Police fired which to invest. years. So it cannot go too long and too extended period of austerity, the rubber bullets into a crowd and arrested some 200 The government announced Monday high. analysts said. people today to break up marches demanding the V that the United States posted a $31.8 "But the fact is," Brock added, "that But Brock, asked if the new status "colored” students be allowed to return to Cape over daughter billion balance of payments deficit from that debt represents more than any­ changes America's imageabroad, said, Town schools closed because of riots and April through June, more than enough thing else an analysis on the part of the “ I don't really think so. anti-government boycotts. . . , to plunge the country into debtor status world that the United States is the best “ This country is a debtor nation for The arrests m a rk ^ the first full day m office of By United Press International for the first time in 71 years. place, the safest place, the most most of its history," Brock said. “ When Brigadier Blackie Swart, a policeman with a The United States has now-accumu­ productive place to invest and that's not we were not a debtor nation things were reputation for tough action who took over A Salvadoran rebel group has lated enough liabilities overseas to a bad sign; that's a healthy one." not as good. You look at the fact that responsibility for riot control in Cape Town claimed responsibility for kidnap­ overwhelm the value of its assets there, At a news conference Monday, back in the late '70s when we had a Monday with a warning that “ agitators, arsonists ping the daughter of Salvadoran government analysts said. The exact Richard Gephardt, 0-Mo., a sponsor of positive surplus in our investment and stone-throwers should know we will react President Jose Napoleon Duarte size of the foreign debt cannot be pinned one of the main protectionist trade bills overseas, we had 21 percent interest with all the force at our disposal.” and demanded the release of leftist down until all 1985 transactions are pending in Congress, said: "W e have a rates. We had 14 percent inflation. You Police locked gates and posted guards at most political prisoners, the Washington recorded early next year. trade hemorrhage. have to look at the total picture, but the of the city's 450 junior high and high schools for Post reported today. Many economist warn that the nation .“ We're not getting beaten in world fact is that this is one warning sign that “ coloreds” — South Africa's term for people of A Salvadoran official said a top is building up its foreign debt at the trade," Gephardt said. "W e're getting this country has to do a better job of mixed race. The schools were closed Sept. 6 in the Duarte aide was in Mexico City to fastest rate of any country on record, on creamed in world trade.” competing, of being productive. We wake of riots that claimed at least 47 lives. meet with the Democratic Revolu­ the way to topping Brazil's $100 billion Some analysts warn the nation is have to restore our economic base and WILLIAM BROCK tionary Front — a coalition of to become the world's biggest debtor risking its now-excellent international that's going on right now. We're making leftist Salvadoran rebel groups — i .. . investors are safe sometime next year. credit rating, which is reflected in the a lot of progress.” Militia shells Gemayel palace and negotiate the release of Ines Lebanon (U PI) — Moslem militiamen shelled Guadalupe Duarte Duran. But the presidential palace and fought artillery, Democratic Revolutionary Front World court session mortar, machine gun and tank battles in and - leader Ruben Zamora dismissed around the two largest cities today, despite the report as “ propaganda” and several cease-fire agreements and a hint by said his group knew nothing about Prime Minister Rashid Karami that he would the kidnapping. Priest recounts atrocities by Contras resign if the violence continued. Duarte Duran, 35, was kid­ State-owned Beirut radio said at least 10 napped last Tuesday. No group civilians were killed and 36 wounded in the publicly claimed responsibility for By Roman Rollnick tional Court of Justice. “ They came in conspiracy with Contras seeking to terror," Loison said. "A girl of 16 was the kidnapping but the Salvadoran greater Beirut area, its southern suburbs and a r.' PRESIDENT DUARTE United Press International about 5 a.m. when it was barely overthrow the Marxist government. killed, cut into pieces and the remains string of mountain villages, which were engulfed government has blamed leftist daylight disguised as soldiers of the Loison said he saw people with scattered about. in a barrage of rival Christian and Moslem militia guerrillas. . . . aide in Mexico THE HAGUE, Netherlands - U.S.- Sandinista army. serious injuries allegedly inflicted by “ I saw coffee plantations that had fire. r' The Post, in today's editions, the Contras in a hospital in La Trinidad backed Contra rebels have created an "They attacked in a selective way. been completely destroyed ... and A dozen shells crashed into the suburban -i- . said the Pedro Pablo Castillo Front Duarte, was in Mexico to meet with where he has worked since the early “ infectious atmosphere" of terror in They asked for specific people, among schools, villages and bakeries burned Baabda palace of President Amin Gemayel and claimed responsibility for the FDR representatives. 7 northern Nicaragua with a vicious 1980s. them the local leader of the Sandinistas. down," he said. its surrounding gardens, causing damage to the kidnapping and was holding A spokesman at the Marti campaign of murder, rape, torture and Unfortunately, they found him and "One woman came. You could see all main conference room where the Lebanese Duarte Duran to press its demand National Liberation Front press kidnapping, a French priest told the In earlier testimony a former CIA UPI photo killed him. inside her abdomen. She had been Cabinet generally convenes. for the release of leftist political office in Mexico said, “ The meet­ world court today. analyst, David C. MacMichael, told the Gemayel, who was in the palace at the time, prisoners. ing is between someone from the Testifying for Nicaragua in a subver­ "They set the homes of some expecting a baby,” he said. court the United States had no firm Police and civilians observe the site of a grenade attack Americans, when one of two devices went off. Police continued business as usual and held scheduled The newspaper said the kid­ FDR and another individual.” The sion suit against the United States, missionaires alight with rocket fire and He said he knew of a handicapped evidence that Nicaragua was arming talks with several vistors, he said. at a cafe on Rome's fashionable Via Veneto late Monday. have arrested a Lebanese man as a suspect. nappers' demand was relayed in spokesman would not identify the Father Jean Loison, 54, said he trains also destroyed the com silo with rocket person murdered “ for the fun of it,” of leftist rebels in El Salvador, the original Fighting between Palestinian-armed Moslem several phone calls during the other person — believed to be Rey nurses at the town of La Trinidad 55 fire,” he said. women who had been raped, of a body justification offered for the U.S. support Thirty-eight people were wounded, including nine fundamentalist forces and Syrian-backed mil­ weekend. It quoted a source close Prendes, Duarte's top political miles south of the Honduran border in Loison was the fourth person to testify found with the eyes gouged out, and a of the Contras. itias entered its third day in Tripoli. to the Salvadoran government as adviser. Nicaragua's main war zone. in the suit filed in April 1984. Nicaragua girl of 15 who had been forced into Later today, Nicaraguan Finance saying Duarte was allowed to “ There was a Contfa attack on La has accused the United States of prostitution at a camp across the border Minister William Hupper was sche­ speak to his daughter by telephone Trinidad Aug. 1 this year,” Loison violating international law through in Honduras. duled to testify on the economic effects Senate debates Immigration to confirm she was still alive. Rioters disrupt testified in French before the Interna­ military and paramilitary acts in “ There is an infectious atmosphere of of the war. Grenade rips cafe in Rome The Dallas Morning News Mon­ WASHINGTON — Another fight is brewing in the Senate over an amendment to a landmark day quoted a Salvadoran official as Mexican hoiiday immigration bill that would stem the flood of By John Phillips Some witnesses reported two or with facial wounds but none was in Police said Sereya carried a saying "the Salvadoran govern­ Administration illegal aliens entering the United States and grant United Press International three men were involved in the serious condition. false Moroccan passport made out ment would be willing to accept a AGUA PRIETA, Mexico (UPI) amnesty to many already living here. attack, authorities said, but it was The injured included Wayne to Azud Buiuma Nato, 27. He also prisoner exchange" to free Duarte — An angry crowd burned down Sen. Pete Wilson, R-Calif., Monday urged ROME — Police charged a possible they were confused and Hager, the mayor of Centerville, had $1,000, some Italian lire and a Duran. city hall in an inauguration day approval of the amendment, to create a seasonal Lebanese-bom Palestinian today that Sereya acted alone. Va., and his wife, Deanna. Two return airplane ticket that showed The Post quoted a high-ranking riot, and state police were called in wants weapons farm worker program that would allow 350,000 in a hand grenade attack that A Rome-based spokesman for other Americans were named as he arrived in Rome from Damas­ Salvadoran military officer as to quell a daylong disturbance aliens to enter the country to help harvest highly injured 38 people, nine of them the Palestine Liberation Organiza­ Robert Ottinger and Rose Kate, cus with a stop in Vienna Aug. 25. saying the Castillo Front was sparked by accusations of election ^rishable crops, mostly in the West. Americans, as they sat at a tion said the PLO had nothing to do whose hometowns were not imme­ Under questioning, Sereya ad­ linked to the Farabundo Marti rigging, officials and news reports at iowest ievei The Senate was to begin voting on the Wilson crowded sidewalk cafe on Rome's with the attack but said, “ Cer­ diately available. mitted only his name, Monarca National Liberation Front — a said. amendment and others later today. The mea­ Via Veneto. tainly there might be many Pales­ American actor Peter Falk, said. leftist rebel coalition that has been One person reportedly suffered a WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Reagan be­ sures were debated Monday, but no votes were "As far as we're concerned it's tinians involved in terrorist ac­ famous for his television role as the The most seriously injured vic­ waging a civil war against El broken arm in clashes between Salvador's U.S.-backed govern­ lieves his summit with Soviet leader Mikhail taken because some senators were absent for the him,” Police Chief Marcello Mo- tions, which we condemn and rumpled police investigator “ Co- tim was the cafe's head waiter, rival political factions Monday, ment for more than five years. Gorbachev will be productive because he is Jewish holiday Rosh Hashana. narca told a news conference 12 combat.” lumbo,” was staying at a luxury Ernesto Bacchi, who suffered a Mexico's Independence Day and J The Democratic Revolutionary S "committed to the resolution of problems,” national Wilson's proposal differs from one he offered hours after the grenade exploded Sereya, speaking in English, told hotel near the site. Falk said the severed artery. Others foreign inauguration day in many cities. security adviser Robert McFarlane says. last week that was defeated 50-48 only in that it at the Cafe de Paris. police, “ 1 want a lawyer and I don't incident made him nervous but visitors admitted to two hospitals Front — known by the acronym included residents of Argentina, FDR — is the political wing of the Fire Chief Francisco Molina McFarlane said Monday Reagan is aware of the caps the number of workers allowed in. But it Monarca identified the arrested know anything." would not shorten his visit. Britain, Egypt and West Germany. Farabundo Marti National Libera­ Noriega told the Arizona Daily turmoil in U.S.-Soviet relations and considers the allows the number of alien workers to increase man as Ahmad All Hossen Abu An official of the U.S. Embassy, Sereya was nabbed by police The attack took place at 11 p.m. tion Front. Star of Tucson that much of the city preservation of a military balance the key to after three years pending approval by the Sereyea, 27, a Palestinian born in located a few hundred yards from who spotted him running the while hundreds of tourists and A Salvadoran official said Mon­ building was gutted, including the coexistence. attorney general. the Borj el Barajneh refugee camp the cafe, said nine of the 38 injured cafe and chased him almost a mile in Lebanon. He said Sereya re­ were Americans. He said four of from the Via Veneto east to Piazza Romans were enjoying coffee and day Communications Minister Ju­ mayor's office, treasurer's office “ The president believes that the core of the fused to talk about the attack. them were hospitalized overnight Fiume. drinks at the sidewalk cafes. lio Rey Prendes, a top aide to and a courtroom. relationship is military balance, how it can be Police hunt fugitives In wilds preserved in a stable position at the lowest level E ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Residents slept with possible of nuclear weapons," McFarlane said in an H EXTRA-STRENGTH address to the 38th annual convention of the Air Force shotguns near their beds while a space-age Manslaughter case has Association. helicopter beamed infrared rays across a Blue COLGATE Ridge Mountain wilderness early today in a If that balance is restored in a stable way, he said, search for two armed fugitives wanted for killing Ty l e n o i 5 .0 Z . TOOTHPASTE "It will endure into the next century.” a state trooper. military under scrutiny ACETAMINOPHENlEN TABLETS or 4.6 oz. GEL McFarlane said Reagan is "a man who is Heavily armed troopers and police sharpshoot­ committed to the resolution of problems, who ers kept a vigil through the night at mountain Bv Thomas Ferraro and sentenced to 26 years of 2 0 0 ’s $ 7 9 9 acknowledges the reality that the Soviet Union is a roadblocks, and sheriff's switchboards lit up with United Press International confinement at hard labor. P great power and who believes very strongly that as calls from residents who thought they saw the Billig, 54, was commissioned as /o u Can Feel at Home With Us In an artist's rendering, neo-Nazi the two leading powers we have the responsibility to fugitives, William Richard Bray and Jimmy WASHINGTON - Navy Cmdr. a surgeon in the Navy in 1982 EXTRA-STRENGTH others believed by a neo-Nazi sect "who Donal Billig is the one charged following several years as a • MANCHESTER • ROCKVILLE • WINDSOR Denver Daw Parmenter tells a federal did things considered against the white assert what we believe is right.” Rios, both 23. A heat-detecting helicopter that ca'n distinguish with manslaughter, but the mil­ civilian doctor. He accepted a post • EAST HARTFORD • HARTFORD (2) At the same time, he acknowledged that the United Tylenol" . TABLETS itary itself is under public scrutiny in January 1983 as a heart and court in Seattle about plans to kill race." He is accused of murdering a States has "fundamental disagreements with the between humans and animals on the ground was • CLINTON • GROTON • PUTNAM for the death of four of the heart chest surgeon at Bethesda Naval television producer Norman Lear, Denver radio host. Soviet Union, different ideas as to the role of brought in from Fairfax County, Va., Monday to surgeon's patients. Hospital. Henry Kissinger, David Rockefeller and government, different ideas as to the role of the aid the search. B o b q fh o g K At a pre-trial military hearing individual, as to the importance of individual human The hunt had centered on treacherous Doggett A former employer, Monmouth Mountain for three days but the search area was today, defense attorneys planned Medical Center in Long Branch, TEMPO rights.” ULTRABRITE SOFT ANTACID widened Monday night after a woman reported to cross-examine several wit­ N.J., said that in 1983 it provided VISINE Stretch Mark “ And we have no illusions that the differences of seeing the fugitives feing her garage 16 miles nesses who testified before a Navy the Navy with information about TOOTHPASTE EYE DROPS — '/2 oz. Cocoa Butter 3 0 'S Testimony shows neo-Nazis these two systems will change.” he said. , board of inquiry that returned the away in a rural area north of Asheville Minutes Billig, including the fact that it 6OZ. Massage Creme McFarlane said that for many years, the United later, a farmer in a nearby field said he heard a charges in June. asked him to leave after evaluat­ Reg. *2“» States based relations with the Soviet Union on the gunshot, felt blood on his ear, then saw a stranger The Navy contends the four ing him as incompetent. theory that an offensive balance would be maintained, running into thick woods. patients — three military retirees Army Col. Russ Zajtchuk, $ 1 1 9 that neither side would gain an advantage and Police sent troopers with tracking dogs to the and the wife of a former Marine *- former head of cardiac surgery at had Norman Lear on hit lii defenses would not be established. died between 1983 and 1984 because woods but turned up no trace of the escaped Walter Reed Medical Center, said of surgical errors by Billig at Bv Ellen Morks “ These assumptions are very much in doubt for the inmates. Highway Patrol Maj. Bert Mercer said he told officials at Bethesda Naval indictment that lists 67 separate “ very belligerent. He was mainly past 15 years,” he said. '"The Soviet Union has the reports may have been false. “ People are real Bethesda Naval Hospital, one of Hospital in June 1983 that Billig United Press International crimes. thought to be anti-white and he was established an offensive-building program which has jumpy out there so they thought it was the the military's top medical was “ incompetent and operated at 'ultra brfte Parmenter. one of the govern­ Jewish.” placed us at a disadvantage at every measure in fugitives," he said. facilities. the level of a first-year surgeon.” SEATTLE — A neo-Nazi hit ment's first witnesses, said the hit While the Navy seeks to prove its squad compiled a list of assassina­ He named the triggerman in the strategic nuclear power. Zajtchuk said in an interview MAXIMUM STRENGTH squad's other targets included U.S. June 1984 slaying of Berg as Bruce case, questions swirl to why the CHILDREN’S tion targets including television He made his remarks as Reagan readied for his first with The Washington Post last District Judge William Wdyne Carroll Pierce, one of the 10 Soviet negotiator arrives Navy even allowed Billig into the MAYBELLINE producer Norman Lear, a federal Justice of Tyler, Texas, and Morris nationally televised news conference in three months month that he had operated “ eight ACTIFED defendants. Other members of the operating room since it had been 12-HOUR CAPSULES MOISTURE WHIP TYLENOL judge and slain Denver talk show Dees of the Southern Poverty Law tonight. GENEVA, Switzerland — Chief Soviet arms or nine times” with Billig before TYLENOL SINUS MEDICATION hit team were Richard Scutari, warned by a civilian hospital as CHEWABLE TABLETS CREAM CONCEALER host Alan Berg, a former member Center in Montgomery, Ala. Reagan, who will be quizzed at 8 p.m. EDT in the negotiator Viktor Karpov said today bilateral voicing his concerns to high-level who remains at large, the late well as an Army doctor that they of the white supremacy group East Room, told a White House media luncheon arms negotiations can only progress if the United Navy offieials. conceals circles, tiny facial Lear, producer of "A ll in the Order leader Robert Mathews and felt he was incompetent. testified. Monday that he did not hold a summit during his first States is ready for “ meaningful, mutually flaws, lines. Family,” and Dees were selected David Lane, another defendant, 'The pre-trial hearing is expected The Navy has declined comment y u n l Denver Daw Parmenter, a term because the Kremlin leadership “ kept dying on acceptable solutions.” T S $949 as part of the group's plan to kill Parmenter said. to last at least three days and is on Zajtchuk's statement. founding member of The Order, Jews and those critical of the white me.” Karpov, in a statement he read to the media on being held before a military judge Ten other Navy officers — said Monday that Lear and Berg supremacy movement, Parmen­ Federal prosecutors have said Three Soviet leaders — Leonid Brezhnev, Yuri his arrival in Geneva for the third round of at the Washington Navy Yard, an including recruiters and former were among the "enemies” se­ ter said. The Order plotted a war against Andropov and Konstantin Chernenko — died in office U.S.-Soviet arms bargaining, also repeated administrative post in the nation's executive officers at Bethesda — lected for elimination by the group, He said members discussed Jews, other minorities and liberal in the past three years. Soviet allegations that U.S. insistence on capital. face disciplinary sanctions for the which prosecutors claim was plan­ killing Justice, who evicted te­ whites as part of its plan of Warming up for the prime-time news conference, developing space weapons has been an obstacle in In addition to involuntary mans­ hiring of Billig. previous talks. ning a war to overthrow the U.S. nants from a housing unit for the revolution. his first since his July 13 colon cancer surgery, laughter, Billig is also charged Rep. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., who government. elderly in Clarksville, Texas, so Parmenter told the all-white Reagan also criticized Nicaragua, charging it has He said his side is now “ ready for constructive with 22 counts of dereliction of duty introduced legislation in June for Ten members of The Order are the building could be integrated. jury that Order members calle “ preyed upon" neighboring El Salvador, Honduras, and businesslike negotiations" in all three for operating without required tougher screening of military being tried under heavy guard on Of the more than half-dozen non-whites "mud people” anc Closta Rica and Guatemala. bargaining areas: space weapons, strategic supervision. He faces a general health care professionals, said, “ I .e'H' BUTLER federal racketeering charges in­ prominent people named by Par­ swore an oath to eliminate their “ The Sandinista government is a totalitarian, nuclear weapons and medium-range nuclear court martial that is expected to won't say for a second that the AquoAesh* weapons. ORTHODONTIL WAX volving murder, robbery, counter­ menter in two days of testimony, enemies: anyone “ of Jewish race ommunist government here on the mainland of the begin next month. Billig case couldn't occur. But I “ It is clear, however, that progress in TOOTHPASTE ------7 feiting and weapons violations. BUTLER only Berg was killed. Asked why and white traitors who were "Americas," he said, "and we feel that all of us have a If convicted of all counts, Billig now think the Pentagon recognizes 6.4oz. Parmenter pleaded guilty with 10 Berg was a target, Parmenter said stake in seeing that they're not allowed to export that negotiating can only be ensured through the could be dishonorably discharged the seriousness of the problem.” PROXABRU8H TRtV-LER cohorts (with) Jews in trying to Reg. ‘ V* others to charges in a 21-count the talk show host was considered destroy our race." revolution to other Latin America countries.” efforts of both sides,” the Soviet chief negotiator ButlerHORTMODONTIC \du's\ l*aiii'> said. "Unfortunately, the U.S. position, above all ONLY on key issues of militarization of space, has so far made it impossible to accomplish the tasks before Self-defense plea falls $159 Use only as di­ the negotiations. If our negotiating partners LOS ANGELES (U PI) - A tered wife syndrome” under which rected. Read Employees among bidders to buy UPI $ J 25 consumer In­ display readiness to seek meaningful, mutually grandmother who failed to con­ otherwise criminal acts can be NUPRM formation lea­ acceptable solutions, we too will make every vince a jury she killed her husband forgiven because of certain cir­ Your Choice F^rt Rriirf IwTnub effort toward that goal.” flet in package By Gregory Gordon aged by the response and interest to nary offer the latest step in its wife, Cory; Houston real estate devel­ in self-defense after nearly a cumstances, such as extreme 1612R or 1614R before using. United Press International date. Confidentiality is essential and “ comprehensive efforts to protect the oper Joseph Russo; and Max Hugel, a half-century of abuse wept as the physical abuse. therefore we do not plan to make more employees of UPI during the bank­ New Hampshire businessman who Guru flees own followers judge refused to put her on But the jury did not believe the Multi-Symptom WASHINGTON - The employees comments until we are further along in probation and sentenced her to 15 claim, choosing the prosecution's ruptcy" and involves a purchase served as deputy CIA director during Cold Reliever union of United Press International was the selection and negotiation process." “ either by thfe employees alone or in a President Reagan's first term, are RAJNEESHPURAM, Ore. — Bhagwan Shree years to life in prison. version that Caccavale stabbed ^ Im O O o n CX>MTREX* among the groups who made offers to The Wire ^ rv ic e Guild, on behalf of joint venture with one or more representing seperate investor groups Rajneesh, the self-styled "guru of free love,” Frances Caeca vale's friends and her husband, Frank, to death in purchase the wire service before purchasers." says a group of departed sect officials tried to a group of battered women in court August 1984 because he was about HIGH POTENCY CALCIUM SUPPLEMENT THAT’S ALL. NOTHING ELSE. 750 domestic UPI employees, an­ seeking to buy UPI. ■ e s i------' ----- * Monday's deadline for preliminary nounced Monday it has submitted a “ The Guild is submitting this prop­ turn his commune into a fascist state, using to lend their support cried out in to leave her. gjfregt bids. purchase bid. It said the offer was osal in order to eliminate any anxieties The British-based Reuters News murder, sabotage and wiretapping as their surprise and protest when Super­ "Whether or not she is a battered Agency also was expected to bid. Liquid UPI Chairman Luis Nogales declined delivered in New York to Bear Steams and uncertainties about the company's weapons. ior Court Judge Coleman Swart wife was a matter for the jury to Caltrate Investment advisers for the com­ to specify the number of offers or the and Co., an investment adviser screen­ future for its customers, creditors or The guru Monday charged that his personal gave her the maximum sentence decide, and the jury heard the . i”-’- ® 6 oz. pany, who compared Monday's dead­ identity of the bidders, believed to ing potential purchasers. shareholders, and the employees, in­ secretary, Ma Anand Sheela, and other former Monday for second-degree evidence and decided she wasn't,” SAVE 67C include investor groups lead by the cluding management,” the statement line to “ the first cut in a golf sect officials bugged his bedroom and attempted piurder. Swart said. . Sale Price; $ *5.49 SAVE 63C chairman of the Curtis Publishing Co., a The offer was made by Guild said. No details of the bid were tournament,” said a number of other to kill his doctor, his dentist and his personal The judge did, however, allow “ Although Frances Caccavale Mfg. Rebate: —1.00 Houston developer and a former deputy President William Morrissey, released. offers are expected. caretaker with a slow-working poison. her to remain free on $10,000 bail may have felt justified in taking Tablets 24's $ 2 9 9 $ 3 9 9 CIA director. Secreta^-Treasurer Dan Carmichael, Asked for a response, Nogales said, UPI has recorded 10 straight months He said Sheela and her followers also put pending an appeal her lawyer said the life of her husband, the jury felt Your Cost: $ ^4.49 Capsules 16's UPI officials previously had said they and Brian Freeman, an investment “ It is premature to comment on any of operating profit after more than two "chemicals” into local police cars so they would could take 18 months. The 70-year- otherwise.” Use only as (jirecieo expected at least five to 10 offers. banker retained by the union last week. specific offer.” decades of continuous losses. It has not run and unsuccessfully tried to poison the old grandmother of three would not The judge said he imposed the “ We have received numerous expres­ It was authorized over the weekend by UPI reported Sunday that Beurt been operating since April 28 under water system of The Dalles, seat of Wasco be eligible for parole for more than prison term because letting the sions of interest from various parties." the union's Executive Committee. SerVaas, chairman of the Indianapolis- Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection from County, in which the commune is located. •men years. crime go unpunished would “ invite SALE STARTS TODAY AND EN’ iS MONDAY SEPTEMDER 23 Nogales said Monday. “ We are encour­ A union statement called the prelimi­ based Curtis Publishing Co., and bis Its creditors. defense claimed the bat­ anarchy.” « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Sept. 17, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1985 —7 Richard W. Cosgrove, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor Dodd pushes education bill James P. Sacks, City Editor Connecticut OPIWION HARTFORD (UPI) - The federal graduation requirements has revealed are necessary” for the four succeeding In Brief government should spend an additional the existence of a large group of years. The $2 billion would be distrib­ $2 billion to expand support for students who are being left out of the uted to states in grant form, Dodd said. excellence in the nation’s classrooms benefits of these reforms.” “Appropriations made under the Search resumes for plane and programs for the disadvantaged. legislation will have to be considered in The SchooT Excellence and Reform the context of the federal deficit HARTFORD - Regional Civil Air Patrols Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., Act would designate half the funds for Fair, not free, trade important says. problem,” Dodd said. “SERA is in­ planned to continue their search today along the use for general improvement and tended to supplement, not supplant Jack Connecticut, Rhode Island and New York Dodd said he would Introduce a bill excellence, and would be distributed to existing statutes which can be consi­ WASHINGTON — Senate Majority Leader “American corporations cannot leave trade policy coastlines for a private airplane missing since ’Thursday in Congress to reinforce a states on the basis of school age dered stepping stones to this more Robert J. Dole, R-Kan., has historically favored to the State Department. They must think about Anderson last week, officials said. national movement towards educa­ population, Dodd said. comprehensive approach.” free trade, which tended to benefit his farm state. specific issues, such as what will it take to get the The brown and white Cessna 172 airplane, tional excellence in elementary and Local school districts would use the On a separate political issue, Dodd Japanese to buy American auto parts,” he said at marked with the numbers N1423E on its tail, left secondary schools while Improving funds to upgrade math, science, foriegn refused to become involved in the But he now says he’s “never seen stronger Northern Block Island, R.I., Friday and was scheduled to opportunities for equal education. congressional sentiment for acting on the trade a retreat on urban economic recovery sponsored language, technology and communica­ sparring between Gov. William A. arrive later that day at MacArthur Airport on “Over the last two years, virtually tion instruction. O’Neill and former Rep. Toby Moffett, front” in his 24 years in Congress. Perspective by the Northeast-Midwest Institute and the Long Island, N.Y., said Lt. Col. Gladys Faust of AmeriTrust Corp. every state has initiated reforms to The remaining funds, used for reform D-Conn., over the party’s gubernatorial “In principle, I am in agreement with the Michael J. McManus the Connecticut Civil Air Patrol. promote excellence in education,” and equity, would be distributed to nomination. president’s position on trade,” he said. ‘T join him He cited the leadership of Rep. Sander Levin, D- The pilot, John Growin of Long Island, and Dodd said Monday at a Hartford news "Its pointless to take sides,” said Mich., who successfully confronted Japanese states based on the number of poor in rejecting knee-jerk protectionism ... But the Lebanon Jews another passenger were the only people aboard, conference. children, Dodd said. Dodd. “I’m not about to get involved in SEN. CHRIS DODD United States cannot be the world’s only free Prime Minister Nakasone, his foreign minister, Faust said Monday. ‘However, the new emphasis on The bill authorizes $2 billion in fiscal the middle of a race that just doesn’t trader any more than we can unilaterally leaders of the Diet and Japanese auto makers The Connecticut Civil Air Patrol was notified of testing, tough curricula and new year 1987 funding and “such sums as exist as yet.” . . more for education disarm .” along with a bipartisan group of five other the missing plane Monday afternoon, she said. Civil Air Patrols from New York, Rhode Island “In the past, the U.S. blinked at other countries’ Tex., asked 45 Democratic whips what they heard northern members of Congress. are caught in most about in the summer recess, southern Levin told them, “You sell $12 billion worth of and Massachusetts also were searching for the Reverse annuity program trade barriers even though our markets are missing craft. among the most open in the world. In view of the Congressman compiained about the closing of autos to the U.S., but buy only $200 million of current U.S. political and economic climate we apparel plants in small southern towns. components from overseas. And you sell billions the cross fire Northwestern members said the Japanese would can no longer afford this luxury.” of cars to other countries. So you are getting less Grant for career training not buy their timber. America’s trade deficit is expected to soar to than 2 percent of the value of cars from the WASHINGTON — The seizure of American BRIDGEPORT — Teenagers will get a head Plan lets seniors use homes for cash $150 billion this year. What that means is the And a representative from a high-tech area countries buying them.” hostages by Shiite Moslems in Lebanon stole the start in career training through a $555,700 federal nation has lost perhaps 3 million jobs in goods noted that in 1983, America exported about $25 headlines in 1985, but there’s another story of grant which will allow the University of HARTFORD (UPI) - Connecticut said Monday in offering the program. home, up to a maximum of $80,000. anticipated that about 200 residents could be accomodated by the present bought from foreign producers that could have billion of electronics while importing the same WITH THAT PROMPTING, a major Japanese hostage-taking in that unhappy country that has gone Bridgeport to extend its cooperative education senior citizens can turn their home The program is unique because it is Payments are for a 10 year period but a program into the state’s high schools. equity into a monthly cash income the first in the nation to be offered by not homeowner may be able to refinance at funding. been made here. amount. "In 1984, we exported $25 billion again, delegation attended the Auto Parts and untold. There are income eligibility limits for but imported $41 billion. In one year we went from Accessories show in August in Chicago and Under the Project Choice program, high school under a unique reverse annuity pro­ only by private banks but by a state the end of period and continue receiving Ironically, just two days after Dole spoke, it was While Christian and Moslem militias continue to payments. applicants, which vary in Connecticut’s announced that unemployment dropped to 6.9 even-steven to a $16 billion deficit,” he said. pledged to buy more U.S. parts. When they slaughter each other and "enemy” civilians, the students will start taking career education gram, state officials say. agency, she said. courses during their junior year of high school Home owners 68 years and older can The reverse annuity is being offered CHFA recovers the payments, pius 8 eight counties. percent — its lowest rate in five years. returned to Japan, they were quoted as saying remnant of Beirut’s centuries-old Jewish community Finally, farm exports are down so much that while working part-time at an area company, UB obtain loans to supplement their income by the Connecticut Housing Finance percent interest, usually through the The limits ranged from a high of thousands of farms are going bankrupt and the that half of the value of parts for cars assembled has become the latest target of Shiite kidnappers. President Leland Miles said Monday. with a guarantee the person will never Authority, which has set aside $5 sale of the home, but only when the . in the U.S. would come from U.S. sources. But $20,925 in Fairfield County to a low of BUT THAT FIGURE IS MISLEADING. farm credit system may have $11 billion of Seven elderly Lebanse Jews have been abducted on Students will continue taking courses during be forced to leave their dwelling, said million for an'nunities that will provide older person vacates the dwelling. $13,150 in Windham County. Millions who have lost their jobs have simply uncollectable loans, requiring massive federal they made no such specific pledge in Chicago. the street, and are believed to be held by the their final year of high school while also working Mary Ellen Klinck, state commissioner those receiving monthly payments an “Under no circumstances will a given up, especially in areas hit hard by imports. We’ve heard promises before. But the overall Hezbollah, the same fanatical Shiite group that is at a company, and then enter UB to participate at of the Department on Aging. increase of 3 percent for each year of a person be forced to leave his or her Klinck said the application period will aid. end on Oct. 26 and interested persons The latest official figures say that 86,300 are trade deficit tripled from $42 billion in 1982 to $123 holding seven Americans. the college’s formal cooperative education “This program enables our older maximum 10-year loan. home,” said Klinck. 7 can obtain more information by calling jobless in six counties of western Pennsylvania. billion in 1984. program, which mixes supervised work expe­ citizens to utilize the value of their home Monthly payments are made to the She said applications were being A MAJOR CAUSE of this hemorrhage is the The State Department has been making behind-the- accepted effective Monday and it was 566-7772. Actually, 169,900 are unemployed — twice the Therefore, Ways and Means Chairman Dan scenes appeals in supposedly influential quarters for rience with classroom instruction. while they can still enjoy it,” Klinck person based on the value of his or her high value of the dollar. “Between 1980 and 1985, The federal grant from the U.S. Department of official estimate, says Dr. James Cunningham of the dollar’s value compared to 10 currencies Rostenkowski wiseiy introduced a bill last week the release of the seven Lebanese, along with its the University of Pittsburgh. So the area’s true Called the Trade Emergency and Export Act. A 25 Education was formally presented to Miles by appreciated approximately 39 percent,” said Dr. continuing efforts to free the seven Americans. Rep. Stewart B. McKinney, R-Conn. Government says no jobless rate is not 9.5 percent but 17 percent! Pat Choate, an economist with TRM, a big maker percent tariff could be imposed on nations with The Jews of Lebanon once numbered in the The grant will allow the university to triple the Another study of a sample of 259 households in of auto parts. “Thht has made exports 39 percent more than $7 billion in trade with America if their thousands. Avoiding the impassioned political battles number of students in the co-op program from 500 the area showed that the divorce and suicide rates more expensive to sell and made imports 39 exports to the U.S. exceed imports by 65 percent. of their far more numerous Moslem and Christian to 1,500 over the next three years, with about 20 among the unemployed are twice normal levels. percent cheaper to buy.” “It sets an objective, but doesn’t tell a county countrymen, they played a large part in making percent of the students to be minorities. However, the trade issue would not be at the top how to reduce its trade deficit,” said Levin. “It Beirut the commercial capital of the Middle East. But Wells Fargo suspects argue for bail “This is disasterous to the manufacturing of a Congressional agenda if it only affected the says,‘You do it or else! ” as the fratricidal warfare of recent years intensified, sector,” said Choate. Video poker game raided auto and steel industries of the old industrial Choate adds; “It shifts the focus from a process most of the Jews fled. HARTFORD (UPI) — The U.S. government was the mainland "a para-military operation that violated informant, wiretaps and his fingerprints allegedly states. “It will require a reduction of the federal deficit. of free trade to results.” By 1982, when Israel launched its ill-starred NORWALK — Four men have been arrested on prepared to press arguments today before a federal their constitutional rights.” found at a safe house of the clandestine independence When House Majority Leader Jim Wright, D- And trade policy is very important,” he added. It is about time. gambling charges in connection with raids last magistrate that 12 Wells Fargo robbery suspects He said the “virtual armed camp” of machine group,, the agent testified. invasion of Lebanon, only about 100 Jews, mostly old week at Norwalk social clubs in which video Under cross examination during a rare Saturday men, remained in the country. They clung resolutely should be denied bail on grounds they are terrorists gun-and shotgun-toting U.S. Marshals at the federal poker games were confiscated, state police say. and would flee the country. courthouse last week “precludes any of the hearing. Agent Jose R. Rodriquez said the informer Edltorlals [)t9e5bvNEA Inc to their traditional political neutrality, confident this David English, 27, of Fairfield and John R. Bail hearings were scheduled to resume in U.S. defendants from receiving a fair trial.” had been implicated in three murders and a 60-year would exempt them from the violence that had Mudio, 64, John P. Kiefer, 47, and Donato District Court for the suspects, who have pleaded The FBI said of the 17 people indicted, three remain prison sentence he received for bank larceny and drug m e- KGOCJIHINO reduced Beirut to rubble and its citizens to victims. Delvicario, 40, all of Norwalk, were charged innocent in connection with the second largest cash at large, including Victor Gerena, 27, the Wells Fargo convictions was reduced to 28 years. Monday at the Westport state police barracks. All heist in U.S. history two years ago at a Wells Fargo guard who staged the Sept. 12, 1983, holdup in West Rodriquez also acknowledged he did not have first hand knowledge of the allegations that were based on Constitution PBoPaGANDA 'NA^l BUT THE JEWS’ careful non-partisanship was of four were released on written promises to appear depot in West Hartford. Hartford and is now hiding in Cuba. little consequence to the Shiite extremists, who swear Oct. 12 in Norwalk Superior court. ’The government claims the 12 are members of Los U.S. Magistrate F. Owen Eagan has rejected reports submitted by field agents and through wiretap Tw^y've tubeatei^ fealty to Iran’s Ayatollah Khomeini. These fanatic Macheteros, a clandestine Puerto Rican terrorist motions by the 20-member defense team to nullify the surveillence. TopiSfA^NTLE-mElR. Teacher faces new charges organization which plotted the $7 million robbery, and 1984 Bail Reform Act that allows suspects to be held Defense attorney Michael Avery of Boston needs own day fundamentalists lumped the Jews in the same summoned three character witnesses on behalf of the category as the Israelis and Americans. They began wants them held until trial. without bond in certain cases. lCBtAS....^6P0OE. WATERBURY — Police have lodged 25 Defense lawyers, led by civil rights attorney On Friday, Eagan began bail hearings for the dozen defendant, including his father, Jorge Farinacci, the T O P ^P^Ay..ANP. snatching the elderly men off the street. additional morals charges against a Wolcott William M. Kunstler, have accused the FBI of its own suspects while friends andrelatives of the suspects president of a food distribution company in Guynave, The Presidential Commission on the Bicenten­ The kidnap victims are a mixed lot: elementary school teacher for allegedly abusing nial of the U.S. Constitution is exploring ideas ALLOW ^Ac\)Ol4AL0S plot by staging the arrests to undercut the island joined sympathizers of Puerto Rican independence in Puerto Rico. s • Dr. Eli Hallak, 60, a prominent physician who as many as 20 students. The father, whose business, Kresto-Denia Inc., for the national commemoration that will begin seperatist movement and linking it with Cuba. a massive demonstration outside the courthouse. FRNYCHlStS ThROUCA^OOT ministered to the needs of Palestinian children. Last The charges were filed Monday against Roger Kunstler labeled the Aug. 30 arrests of 11 of the Jorge Aurelio Farinacci-Garcia, 35, the first of the grossed $60 million last year, said he stood by his son in 1987. Among the suggestions being heard is EA5>TER^i EUROPE' March, armed gunmen burst into this home and Niland, 43, of Watertown, who was to have suspects in Puerto Rico and their secret removal to 12 cases to be argued, was described by an FBI agent and did not beleive he was a member of Los one to restore Constitution Day as a national dragged him away; he has not been heard from since. appeared in court on an initial charge of improper as a leader of Los Macheteros and said he was linked Machateros. holiday each Sept. 17. • Isaac Sasson, 68, who was president of the conduct with pupils lodged when he was arrested to the 1977 murder of a labor lawyer. A brother of the defendant, Roberto, is afederal Constitution Day was once a patriotic Aug 23. Farinacci-Garcia, the son of a wealthy food prosecutor with the Justice Department in Puerto Lebanese Jewish community and the head of a major Niland’s attorney, Timothy Moynihan, said the Firm offers reward Rico. observance in which Americans were urged to Lebanese trading company’s pharmaceutical distributor in Puerto Rico, was linked through an veteran art teacher was in a hospital undergoing PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) — A $100,000 reward has fly the flag, participate in public service, and branch. Sasson was returning from a business trip to psychiatric and physical treatment and Superior E been offered for information which will help reflect on the blessings of freedom guaranteed the United Arab Emirates when he was warned that Court Judge Flemming Norcott agreed to investigators track down suspects in the estimated $2 by the Constitution. But in 1952, the day’s status he was. in danger and should not go home to continue the suspect on $50,000 bond until another million robbery of a Brink’s armored car counting changed; Sept. 17 was designated Citizenship Moslem-controlled West Beirut. He had no time to hearing next Monday. house earlier this month. Day to combine the functions of Constitution heed the warning — he was grabbed at or near the Wolcott police lodged 17 counts of risk of injury airport. to or imparing the morals of minors and three “The reward is for information leading to a Day and “1 Am an American” Day, which had counts of fourth-degree sexual assault. Police in conviction in connection with the valuables taken in been the third Sunday in May. • Yehuda Benisti, 68, former manager of Bank Watertown charged Niland with five counts of the robbery on Sept. 7 in Providence,” Martin Crowe, But interest in Citizenship Day has waned. Safra. risk and injury and imparing the morals of vice president of security for Brink’s, said Monday. FALL SPECIAL Few people in Manchester, for instance, • Isaac Tarrab, 75, a retired professor. minors. Police said they obtained a warrant for P notice the flags flying on downtown Main Street. • Eli Srour, 68, an impoverished Jew who prepared Niland’s arrest after a search of his apartment The company, based in Darien, Conn., advertised its offer for a reward in the Providence Journal- Members of the Orford Parish chapter of the the dead for burial. turned up 2,000 photograghs of young boys, some • Haim Cohen, age unknown, also poor, who of them nude or in various forms of undress. Bulletin, the Boston Globe and the Boston Herald, Daughters of the American Revolution, who Crowe said. arrange the annual flag display, are doing their delivered kosher meat to the Jewish community. Groups want cigarette tax Brink’s has refused to disclose the exact amount of best, but they say that it’s even difficult to get • Salim Jammous, age unknown, secretary- money taken in the robbery, but sources close to the Washington Window general of the Jewish community. Manchester schools to recognize the signifi­ HARTFORD — Citing economic and medical investigation have placed the figure at close to $2 = no reasons, a state health coalition is calling for the 10+10 million. cance of the day. U.S. Senate to halt an 8-cent decrease in the We should do better than that for the SOURCES TOLD our associate Lucette Lagnado they believe it highly unlikely that the seven are being federal cigarette tax scheduled to take effect Oct. Crowe said the heist is believed to be one of the Constitution. The oldest charter among impor­ largest, if not the largest. Brink’s robbery ever held by the Hezbollah either in Beirut or in the 1 . « YES IT DOES! committed in the state. tant nations of the world, it is the supreme law of Disorder in the House Syrian-controlled Bekaa Valley, not far frorh where State spokesmen from the American Lung the land ... the blueprint for the strong central Association and the American Cancer Society "I can’t recall any larger one in Rhode Island,” he the seven Americans are thought to be held. Reginald said Monday they will join their national chapters said. I government we know today. By Robert Shepard bad as it seems. other while witnesses give their Bartholomew, the U.S. ambassador to Lebanon, has There have been no arrests and no announcements “ No people in history have been able to do in in lobbying to at least maintain the current 16 cent testimony. held discussions on the missing Jews with both federal cigarette tax. ’The health groups said they of any suspects in the heist. A 13-member team of 200 years what this country has accomplished,” WASHINGTON - Live televi­ THE WORST SITUATION in the The committee members usu­ Lebanese and Syrian officials, according to our would like to see the tax ultimately climb to 32 Providence police, the FBI and Brink’s officials has PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD says Supreme Court Chief Justice Warren sion coverage of the House un­ House occurs when everyone is ally have advance copies of the sources. cents a pack. been working on the case. Burger, chairman of the commission on the doubtedly helps viewers beecome there. With 435 people in one room, witnesses’ testimony, so it is not Syrian President Hafez Assad was instrumental in “With all the budget problems the federal Investigators have not ruled out the possibility of an bicentennial. “Much of the reason has been the better informed about how their even a room as big as the House necessary to hang on every word, obtaining the release of the American “TWA government is having, we feel that taxes on insider being involved in the robbery. The lone guard FOR Constitution, which provides freedom for every government functions. But to the chamber, it is difficult to get any but the lack of attention is probably cigarettes should not bie lowered,” said Timothy on duty was overpowered by a masked man who hostages” in July, and is believed by the State managed to slip into the Brink’s building before person to develop according to his God-given dismay of some people in Congress business done. At those times, the irritating if not unnerving to less Department to have enough influence with the Shiite Norbeck, president of the Connecticut Chapter of and out it aiso reveals the disorder presiding officer invariably must experienced witnesses. And it the American Cancer Society. escaping with another man with bags filled with talents.”. terrorists in the Bekaa Valley to intercede for the money and checks. Burger’s commission should use its influence that often prevails on Capitol Hill. bang the gavel insistently t^ u e ll probably seems ill-mannered to Jews and the remaining Americans. Whether he C-SPAN, a non-profit cable coop­ dozens of conversations pop people who watch the proceedings 10 DAYS to restore Constitution Day. Sept. 17 was never a chooses to do so is another matter. legal holiday, but such a designation could give erative, broadcasts all sessions of up throughout the chanmff and on television. The fuddle fectory Slaying suspects today’s observance the dignity and singleness of the full House as well as many make it all but impossible to hear committee hearings. C-SPAN re­ wanted for heist purpose that is warranted. debate on a bill. SOME COMMITTEE We told you recently how the State Department has ports the broadcasts are generally Fortunately, full attendance in MEMBERS show up after the responded to the dangers our diplomats face from EAST WINDSOR (UPI) - Two +10 WORDS well received by cable viewers the House is rare, usually happen­ formal testimony, prefering to be terrorists; it set up a new bureau to address the men suspected of slaying a service across the country, but one viewer ing only when all members are on hand just for the question problem. Well, the new bureau is already hard at work station attendant last week in East recently wrote to express her called to the chamber to vote. But period. That enables the member — building itself up. It has quietly advertised for 14 Windsor later robbed a conven­ Fest a success concern about the behavior she having voted and visited briefly ience store in Orange, state police to be elsewhere, doing other “security management professionals” to advise on say. Everyone ' who had anything to do with observed during those broadcasts. with their colleagues, most business, but sometimes leads measures to make U.S. embassies more secure. The A spokesman for the Connecticut GIVE is' 10 DOLLARS "I am disappointed that during Manchester’s first Feast Fest should step members drift back to their offices them to ask questions that have bureau is also looking for an experienced contract State Police Central District Major committee hearings and House forward and take a bow. The event was an or committee meetings, leaving already been asked or miss useful officer to handle purchases of security equipment. Crime Squad said it is continuing (A *24 Value) sessions, people are so rude that it debate to just a few dozen people information brought out during Now if the terrorists will just hold off till the experts’ Its investigation into the shooting unqualified success. looks like a free-for-all. They do who are members of the commit­ their absence. advice is studied and procurement procedure is duly death Thursday of Carmen DeL- 10 word maximum, sion commercial The food fair, which was modeled after the whatever they please, laugh and tee that reported the bill out or who Raucus situations sometimes followed ... . uca, 23, who was killed at the 7 popular ‘Taste of Hartford’ event in Hartford, talk to each other, walk around have a specific interest in the bill. develop when a House and Senate Tex tinkering Bridge Street Gas and Save. Instore advertisers onlv. Ad must run from drew record crowds both days. while speakers are trying to be TV viewers may also get a bad conference committee gets to­ The slaying is directly connected Sept. 23 thru Oct. 3rd, 1985. Ad may be By the time the event ended at 8 p.m. heard and listened to,” the viewer When President Reagan first unveiled his plan to to the later robbery and wounding impression of committee hearings, gether to try to work out differen­ of Craig Sutton at the AM-PM store Saturday, Greater Manchester Chamber of wrote. where members often seem to ces in their respective versions of a “reform” the tax laws last spring, he presentee^ it to cancelled, but no refunds will be given Congress as essentially a take-it-or-leave-it proposi­ in Orange, state police said Mon­ Commerce officials estimated 16,000 people had She is right, of course. Congres­ show little interest in what wit­ major bill, such as the budget day. Sutton was a store employee. 1983 on this special. attended. One delicious mark success was the sional meetings often do seem nesses have to say. Some members resolution or the stop-gap funding tion. No changes would be tolerated. Now the White One of the suspects is described 1867 fact that the 40,000 tickets printed for the event more like scenes from bedlam than arrive late or leave while the measure usually passed at the end House, under prodding by Treasury Secretary James as a black male 5-feet-8 inches tall, had to be recycled. great moments in the history of hearing is under way or joke and of the government’s fiscal year. Baker, is singing a more conciliary — and realistic — with a very thin build, approxi­ The fair had two things working against it. democracy, but it perhaps is not as carry on conversations with each On those occasions asmanyas30 tune. The three major changes most likely to emerge mately 18 to 25 years old. He was First, there was the weather: Though it was house members and senators from Congress and be accepted by Reagan are wearing a dark colored cap last, elimination of some of the breaks granted to Big Oil; police said. CALL NOW sunny, at times it was cold and brisk. Second, it along with attendant staff aides retention of deductions for at least part of state and A description of the other sus­ give - the - past - a - future was a new idea, and the newness could have and reporters squeeze into an pect was not availabie, police said. so you won’t miss this great wohked against it. — undersized room to open negotia­ local taxes, and more relief on the tax rate for middle-income families Next time someone teiis you how unlucky the tions. When deadlocks occur, as opportunity! num ber 13 is, you can teli them about the luck of they often do, civility becomes Mlnl-editoriel the Feast Fest. Thirteen restaurants took part, strained and the disorder index Some means have to be devisCd for the quick and the first day of the event was Friday the rises sharply. dispatch of seemingly frivolous lawsuits before we 13th. Most conference committees are drown in a sea of litigation. Take a suit filed in federal Restaurant owners who had complained that not televised, however, which may court here last week by seven former students of the the entry fees were too high probably wanted to be for the good. Some of the antics Maharishi Mahesh Yogi, -the courtly guru of the and horse-trading that go on might 643-2711 eat their words when they saw all the people Transcendental Meditation movement. The mahari­ NOW shake whatever confidence the shi, who has been pondering the mysteries of 8:30am • 5pm marching to the Feast Fest. We can understand viewers still have in their why some restaurateurs didn’t participate, and levitation, promised to teach them how to fly, the Make checks , / ^ tt r» Congress. plaintiffs said, but they only learned how to hop "with Monday thru Friday we hope they’ll reconsider next year. We’ll stand ®iM9b>NCA me pa»=bte to, LTMICHARM }g4i^|J'i"„S'if'o6040 the legs folded in the lotus position.” We think the our suggestion that some kind of financial by Robert Shepard writes for Uni­ judge ought to refer them to the “Airline Companies” break be given to small restaurants. ’’You heard met I want to sue MYSELF!” ted Press International. section of the Yellow Pages and show them the door. g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Sept. 17, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Seot. 17. 1985 - 9_ CAPTAIN EASY * by Crooks A Casale YOU SU R E I Y^^R.^^cKBe IE GOING TO ANPiBESIPESilF THAT SHERIFF NEED VOU FOR THBEE S E E S VOU B A C K IN TOWN) HE'UU Tuesday T V M E ETIN G S THINK ©OWETHIN&'S UP. ^ MONTREAL Pawtucket strike talks end without accord New Engtand GOOPLUCKi medical missionaries. Victor Buono, Jo­ ^ EASY. PHOVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Con­ to end their walkout. school committee is offering a one-year The mediation sessions were ordered 6:00 PM CD (D ^ ^ N ew s seph Sirola. W o lf Roth. 1976. tract talks broke down and were The union has defied her directive contract with a 5 percent raise. by Grande as a condition for consider­ In CD Diffrent Strokes Channels @ 3® Bob Hope B uys N BC7 tClillon adjourned early this morning in the and the school committee has asked The two sides made some minor ing the school district’s request for CD ® Hart to Hart Berle, Lucille Ball and Johnny Carson are progress toward ending the impasse contempt citations against the among Bob Hope's guests on his season loAlay-old Pawtucket teachers' strike. Grande to issue contempt citations (S) Private Benjamin WFSB Hartford. CT ■ X premiere com edy special. (60 min.) "M r. (state labor department Direc­ against the teachers, who have been on during 24 hours over talks this past teachers. Dukakis preps for reelection Gimme A Break WNEW New York. NY X WTNH New Haven, CT @ ) Lifeline (CC) 'Dr. Roger Freeman.' The tor James) Rigney and I have decided strike since Sept. 4. weekend, Earhart said Monday. Grande issued the back-to-work order Although Governor Michael S. Dukakis has not ® Dr. W ho WOR New York. NY X Chief of Emergency Obstetrics in Long to adjourn these court-ordered ses­ "W e have been unable to help the The strike has idled classes for 8,500 Thursday but students who showed up formally announced his candidacy, he said he is ^ Newswatch WPIX New Ybrk. NY a® Beach Memorial Hospital is observed han­ sions,” education Commissioner J. parties put together a proposal accepta­ students at Pawtucket’s 10 elementary, for classes Friday morning were sent gearing up for a RefMfter 41 WTXX Waterbury, CT i29 dling hazardous pregnancies. (R) (60 min.) three junior and two high schools. WWLP Springfield. MA Troy Earhart said after the talks ended ble to both sides,” said Earhart, who home after union members failed to reelection bid in (ff) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour @1) Chespirito WEDH Hartford, CT (2$ at 2:45 a.m. Grande appointed as a special mediator "Everybody’s been claiming to be the return. 1986, a published ® Pray for Me: Portrait of Bernard ® Good Times VWIT Hartford, CT (30 !eternal optimist’ but it just remains to Cardinal Law No new talks were scheduled, he said. in the salary dispute. "There are no report said. WSBK Boston, M A O i The teachers union filed a formal [CNN] Prog Cont'd The two sides were scheduled to further sessions scheduled at this be seen," Earhart said. "It isn’t any Dukakis and his W G 6 B Springfield, MA & [CNN] Larry King Live ARLO AND JANIS™ by Jimmy Johnson (ESPNl Fishin' Hole appear again today before Superior time.” easier than it was when we started. complaint Monday with the state Labor WXTV Paterson, (VJ & staff have been on 9:1 5 P M [D IS ] M O V IE :-S h a g g y Dog' THERE MUST KAN EASIER Relations Board, accusing the school [HBO] MOVIE: Ues My Father Told ,WGBY Springfield, MA 1ST' Court Judge Corinne Grande, who last The union has asked for a 27 percent You’ve g o t. to hope until you have A 17-year-old boy turns into a talking "PlACtW MICROWAVE FOR the road and cam­ M e’ A boy's peddler grandfather wins his WTIC Hertford, CT IT nothi"? to hope for.” committee of bad faith bargaining. sheep dog and tangles with a couple of 2AllNOTt'),FWKIMTO (OT.COMEOM,,, ^ WAVTriAM ALL THAT! week ordered the 600 striking teachers pay raise over three years, but the paign workers have heart with magical tales, while his father CNN Cable News Ntwrk (CNN1 T spies and his dog-hating dad Fred Mac- invents get-nch-quick schemes 1975. DISNEY Disney Channel iD ISl PUnTER,6ERV^ held various small Murray, Jean Hagen. Tommy Kirk. Rated Rated PG. ESPN Sports Network Ie s p n I fund-raising events G. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Th« Filth Musketeer' HBO Home Box Office (HBOl as the governor pre­ The king of France imprisons his twin CINEMAX Cinem ax IMAX) 9:30 P M [ESPN] Championship New Hampshire awaits pares for the cam­ brother to hide his identity. Beau Bridges. TMC Movie Channel ITMC) Roller Derby: Rex Harrison. Ursula Andress 1979. USA USA Network lU S A l paign, The Boston 10:00 P M C D W e st 5 7 th This prime­ Globe said today. Rated PG. time new s magazine offers four to six the return of Reagan... [USA] USA Cartoon Express ■Tm in a very news and feature segments weekly. (60 ST3C3CI3C as a limousine driver John Ritter, Susan min.) risky business,” Du­ 6:30 PM CS ®) Too close for creases in 1983, when in his first term he Com fort Dey, Paul Reiser 1983 CD N ew s By Steve Szkotak kakis said. "W e are inherited a $40 million budget deficit. Q D Benson CD PM Magazine d o Independent News United Press International preparing finan­ He also helped attract new industry to @ ® NBC Nightly News CD ^ Who's the Boss? (CC) A tipsy Trapper John. M.D. cially and other­ Tony and Angela share a passionate kiss, 12. CONCORD, N.H. - President Rea­ increase the state’s take on the business wise. We're trying Nightly Business Report but the next morning Angela has no me­ Remington Steele While Laura finds romance in Mexico. Remington must gan will bring his campaign to overhaul profits tax. to build a strong ® Jefferso n s mory of the previous night. (R) deal with a state investigator threatening the nation’s tax system to a state that The package worked, bringing in the grass-roots ® ABC News (CC) CD N ew s to revoke the agency's license. (R) (60 ALLEY OOP -by Dave Graue has neither a general sales or income extra revenue to put the state back in network.” ® Noticiero SIN MOVIE: 'A Different Story' A homo­ min.) THAT'S MUCF* A WHEN CBUDEUA FINDS WE'D BETTER TAKE , > UNHAND ME,SIR,*C tax and has fervently resisted attempts the black and quieting calls for a Dukakis, who was sexual man and woman form an unlikely Walk Through 20th Century with ® OR I'LL SING LOUD.' BETTER! OKAY Michael Dukakis ST) One Day at a Time ” THE PRINCE IS GONE, i THAT LOUDMOUTHED} LET'S GO) general sales or income tax. defeated after one romantic relationship. Perry King. Meg Bill Moyers (CC) 'The Arming of the MUSIC BOX ALONG ' A LOUD ENOUGH TO , to impose either. [CNN] Showbiz Today Foster. Valerie Curtin 1978. ^ I'L L TELL HER WHERE A Paul McEachern, a Portsmouth Earth.’ The evolution of three weapons-- i HE IS, IN SO N G ! rf WITH US! iT” PRAW A CROWa.'^ New Hampshire, the latest stop on term by Edward J. King in 1978, said he is taking [DIS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet ^ (1® A-Team (CC) The A-Team helps a the machine gun, the submarine and the Reagan’s tax-reform road show, relies lawyer, proposed an income tax in 1984 nothing for granted in the upcoming race. [ESPN] Revco's World Class Women tow-truck operator battle his ruthless com­ bomber plane-is traced. (R) (60 min.) ->r- on a patchwork of "sin " taxes and fees to ease the local property tax burden. "You cannot let your oponent define the [TMC] MOVIE: 'Nightmares' Common­ petition (R) (60 m in) Odd Couple to finance state government. The He lost his bid for the Democratic issues," Dukakis said, referring to the 1978 place Items in everyday life take on male­ (ID Nova (CC) Baby Talk.' The differ­ dD Dancing Days gubernatorial nomination in the party’s volent meanings in this four-part horror president’s address Wednesday in election in which King set the agenda. ” No ent methods in which children acquire Evening at Pops Steve Lawrence and story Christina Raines, Emilio Estevez, language are explored. (R) (60 min.) Concord will be in a state where taxes primary. question it was a massive political failure.” Moon Unit Zappa 1983 Rated R Eydie Gorme join John W illiam s and the d$) M OVIE: 'Stand By Your M an ' The life Boston Pops Orchestra for a special trjbute generally are viewed as the bane of big " I t ’s always difficult for a politician 7:00 PM CD CBS News of country music star Tammy Wynetie is to Irving Berlin. (R) (60 min.) government. to suggest changes in taxes," he said. Shannon to forego race Three's Company portrayed, Annette O’Toole. Cooper dt) Matt Houston Those who dare propose adoption of a CD Huckabee, James Hampton. 1981 "Even Reagan is finding that out now." ABC News (CC) [CNN] Evening News general sales or income tax are called While New Hampshire residents pay BOSTON — Former Congressman James CD ‘^0 Bianca Vidal CD $100,000 Pyramid [HBOl MOVIE: '1st and Ten: The proponents of broad-base taxes, a less state taxes, the local property tax Shannon will not join the crowded race for the dD MOVIE: 'Marco Polo' Part 1 An It­ 0D Jeffersons Slu m p' Can Diane successfully pull off two somewhat inaccurate label since consu­ burden ranks as one of the highest in the House seat being vacated by Speaker Thomas P. alian trader establishes a route to China in risky team changes? d§) M*A*S‘H the 13th century Ken Marshall. Anne Ban­ mers — directly or indirectly — are nation. McEachern had hoped to ease “ Tip” O’Neill, a published report said today. [M AX] MOVIE: 'Gotky Park' A Soviet taxed in a number of ways. Wheel of Fortune croft. Burt Laricaster. 1985. THE BORN LOSER "by Art Sanaom property taxes through an income tax to Shannon, 33, a Lawrence Democrat, had police inspector tries to find the person Political candidates are advised to considered moving into the district that O'Neill @ MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [CNN] Prime News who buried three mutilated bodies in M o s­ be returned to the cities and towns, TOEil s m |TO)UUDWT Be cone, BUT take "The Pledge" against a general currently represents, The Boston Herald re- ^ Price Is Right [ESPN] Professional Wrestling cow 's Gorky Park W illiam Hurt, Lee M ar­ which bear almost all the costs of public vin, Brian Dennehy 1983 Rated R sales or income tax or face the wrath of Dorted. ^ Newlywed Game [HBOl MOVIE: Nightmares' Common­ education. place items in everyday life take on [TMCl MOVIE; 'Fitzcarraldo' A volatile New Hampshire’s largest newspaper. However, Shannon is still considering a run for @1) Topacio malevolent meanings in this four-part hor­ Irishman struggles desperately to conquer The Union Leader, which rails against McEachern said he didn’t know when the state’s lieutenant governor’s seat next year, ror story. Christina Raines, Emilio Estevez, (|7) N igh tly B u sin ess Report the Peruvian jungle in order to build a grand ’’broad-basers" on its editorial page. — ifer — New Hampshire would ever be the report said. ^ (ST) Diffrent Strokes M oon Unit Zappa 1983 Rated R opera house Klaus Kinski. Claudia Cardi ready for either an income or general nale. 1982 Rated PG. If you smoke, drink beer, buy vanity [CNN] Moneyline [m a x ] MOVIE: 'Bringing Up Baby' A sales tax. paleontologist meets up with art heiress [USA] International Waterskiing license plates, vacation or eat in a White [DIS] MOVIE: 'Pollyanna' An orphan's who IS trying to transport a baby leopard Championships Mountain hotel, or buy or sell a house in “ The factor may be how much Accused embezzler escapes optimism brightens an entire town Hayley Cary Grant. Katharine Hepburn. Barry Fitz­ Mills. Jane Wyman*. Richard Egan 1960 10:30 P M d i) N ew s New Hampshire, you are helping the asphalt is going to be laid down on PLYMOUTH, Mass. — The search continued gerald 1938 state balance its books. Consumers also [ESPN] Sportscenter Dick Van Dyke southern New Hampshire before we Monday for a man charged with embezzling $1 [USA] Prime Time Wrestling pay indirect taxes through a business [USA] Radio 1990 2 4 Horas - f e '. wake up,” he said. " I t ’s a question of minion in Liberia who escaped from jail with four 8:30 PM (D AII in the Fam ily profits tax on industry. how much change are we willing to ' other inmates by sawing off a bar on a window 7:30 PM CD PM Magazine [ESPN] Unlimited Hydroplane Racing: CD Three's a Crowd (CC) Complica­ Greater Oklahoma Thumderboat Classic Gov. John Sununu, a Reagan disciple accept.” and sliding down sheets. tions arise when Jack watches Vicki film CD ® M*A‘S‘H from Oklahoma City. OK. who invited the president to New “ I really don’t have an answer to ■ an airline commercial (R) J v ^ The prisoners used a hacksaw blade to cut off (D Wheel of Fortune [HBOl Not Necessarily the News Hampshire, helped nneh fnr tav in­ that," he said. one bar on a second-floor dormitory window in the CD Benny Hill Show ( p Family Feud FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thaves [TMC] MOVIE: 'C.H.U.D.' Deformed 11:00 P M O CB @2) @@ 0® News Plymouth County House of Correction after 8:30 GD Major League Baseball: New York p.m. Sunday and slid about 20 feet on sheets tied Yankees at Detroit creatures snatching humans for snacks are ( B Taxi discovered inhabiting the subterranean WHAT I TAl-fcEC> T H F together, officials said. 1^ ® Barney Miller CB Bizarre tunnels of New York City. John Heard, KETLE, ANP h e t h o u g h t I WA^ A The escapees then went over a fence and New Newlywed Game Christopher Curry. Daniel Stern Rated R. - (B) Odd Couple ...but not everyone’s (2® A ll In the Fam ily disappeared into a nearby wooded area, @5) Benson 9:00 PM CD Merv Griffin HEWYEAP'/ FLOATi \ @ ) Dr. W ho UPI photo authorities said. dZ) W ild WoHd of Animals CD Our Family Honor (PREMIERE) One of the inmates was identified as Charles ® M -A -S -H [CNN] Crossfire Two New York families cross paths from glad to see the president Taylor, 37, who was being held pending [ESPN] NFL Arm Wrest ling opposite sides of the law. while a son and ® Second City TV a niece from the different families carry on Never too early up north extradition to Liberia, according to Bill Steely, (6l) MOVIE: 'Charlie Chan: The Castle in [USA] Dragnet a star-crossed love affair (2 hrs.) CONCORD, N.H. (U PI) — Shoe by Reagan rally organizers to block off chief deputy of the U.S. Marshal Service in the Desert' Weird happenings in a desert When temperatures dipped into the low 30's on a recent night at 8:00 PM CD m o v i e : S u nset CE) MOVIE: 'High Risk' A group of expert castle entice Charlie (2han to solve the workers upset with President Reagan’s several streets around the Statehouse. Boston. Steely said Taylor was arrested May 24, Limousine' (CC) An aspiring comic sets jewel thieves plan to steal a national trea­ mystery. Sidney Toler. Arleen Whelan the Killington ski area in Vermont, the resort took advantage by trade policies and activists opposed to Reagan’s visit should spark informal 1984, in a Somerville apartment on a warrant out to change his reputation by taking a job sure to use in exchange for four American 1942 testing its snowmaking system. Anxious to try out the his Central American policies plan to protests by several groups upset with charging him with embezzling about $1 million [CNN] Moneyline make their displeasure known at a visit the administration’s nuclear arms while he served as director of the Liberian Th A v b .5 S>-n machine-made snow on the upper Cascade Trail on Killington [DISl Disney's Legends & Heroes Wednesday by Reagan. policy, said Arnold Alpert of the General Service Agency. [HBO] MOVIE; 'All the Right Moves' A Peak is Tyna Baird, a resort employee. Killington is looking for The Concord Committee on Central American Friends Service Committee. OUR FAMILY high school student finds his future in jeo­ an October opening. America will hold its regular weekly "This is not something that needs to pardy when he is unfairly kicked off the' WINTHROP - by Dick Cavalli be organized," he said. “ All I havetodo Eel to move without charge HONOR football team Tom Cruise. Craig T. Nel­ peace vigil outside the Statehouse when son, Lea Thompson. 1983 Rated R. SON. HE SAID. the president is scheduled to make a is say, ‘Yes, you should come and bring BOSTON — New England Aquarium attend­ [USA] Gong Show ' NEVER 20-minute address on his tax-reform a sign.’’’ ants were taking extra precautions today to proposal. Alpert said he recieved calls from Eli Wallach (I.) plays crime 11:15 P M dl) Reporter 41 RELAX YOUR Software flaw drops data prevent the moving of a 6-foot-long electric eel to lord Vincent Danzig, patriarch GRIP ON YOUR Spokeswoman Judy Elliot said Mon­ interested protesters as far away as a new home from becoming a shocking 11:30 P M CD Entertainment day a City permit gives the activists use Burlington, Vt., and Boston. of the Danzig family, and Mi­ Tonigh t FEATHERe CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (U PI) - Lotus versions of the program will be notified " experience. chael Madsen portrays his of the Statehouse plaza at the same time Officials of the United Shoe Workers CD D ynasty Development Corp. has announced that by letter, officials said. Free correc­ "The eel weighs between 50 and 60 pounds and is hot-tempered son Augie, in the new version of its Symphony tions will automatically be sent in the Reagan will be speaking from the of America expect two dozen members capable of emitting 650 volts from it’s tail, CD (§^ A B C N e w s N igh tline ABC's "Our Family Honor," computer program has a defect that October. nearby steps. to picket during the rally. The union is " I t ’s enough to kill you, and it's enough to stun a CD Hawaii Five-0 premiering TUESDAY, SEP­ can cause users to lose data. "O f course we intend to be peaceful upset with Reagan’s decision not to slap horse." said aquarium spolteswoman Mimi (3D Honeymooners The company will also accept returns TEMBER 17. The defect, known as a “ fatal bug" and orderly on Wednesday,” she said. quotas on cheap foreign shoes. Brown, noting that a common household dQ) N igh t Gallery from dealers and will ship corrected because it causes the loss of data, "W e expect the city to protect our right Gov. John Sununu, who proclaimed electrical socket puts out 110 volts. " I don't think S2) Tonight Show Tonight's guests versions next week, the spokesman New Hampshire "Reagan country” CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME occurs when the user attempts a to have the peace vigil as usual.” you'd want to touch it.” are Michael Landon and Phil Donahue. (60 said. when the president accepted his invita­ min.) • number of functions, including insert­ City Licensing Officer Eugene Blake The eel, known alternately as “ Edison” and The company is considering sending said the group would not be asked to call tion to visit the state, has also expressed Hogan's Heroes ing or deleting rows and columns, "Zap,” was to be moved from a temporary one computer disc that will be incorpo­ off the vigil. “ That would be unfair, reservations about the decision. New dD La Traicion officials said. holding tank out of public view into a new recently rated into the existing disc or sending unconstitutional, you name it,” he said. Hampshire is a major shoe manufac­ (SD Star Hustler/Sign Off About 30,000 copies of the software — constructed public display tank. The eel has been out a replacement disc. Groups that want to demonstrate on turing state. [CNN] Sports Tonight Symphony 1.1 — have been shipped, in the holding tank since June, when he was Aatrosraph “ Our people noticed some funny city property must get permission from In a gimmick planned before Rea­ [ESPN] Sportscenter with most of the shipment already removed from display so a new tank could be having made it to the customer, a things happening, but the problem is not the Concord City Council, but Blake gan’s visit was confirmed, the state constructed. The new tank is part of a larger [USA] Make Me Laugh something that affects every user,” said he knew of no additional requests Liquor Commission planned a symbolic through unusual circumstances. in which you’re presently Involved has company spokesman said Monday. renovation project of the aquarium's Amazon 1 2:00 A M CD Magnum, P.l. protest against the federal govern­ hidden benefits. As these are revealed Customers who sent in registration said Morton H. Rosenthal, president of for permits on Wednesday. exhibit. Crossword SCORPIO (Oct. 24-NOV.22) Dealing to­ ment’s Oct. f increase in the tax on CD Bamaby Jones «Y o u r day with people whose track records are today, you will be motivated to work cards for the $695 program or who Corporate Software Inc., a software The council was to hold a special (3D Twilight Zone familiar to you will work out well. Con­ harder. upgraded for $75 from the original marketing company. meeting Monday night to hear a request spirits. (S8) M O VIE : 'The M a d W om an of ^ B irth d a y versely, you might not be lucky with TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Social con­ Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 9 Mideast nation C h a illo t’ An eccentric Parisian lady battles those about whom you know little. tacts you make today could play signifi­ 10 Sand hill (Brit.) against the stupidity and venality of the Es­ Sapl. 18,1985 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Today cant roles In your future affairs. It’s im More physicians participate R A Z E o B ■ R A T C H tablishment Katharine Hepburn, Yul Bryn- Register and Dance 1 Eddy you possess qualities associates may portant to make a good Impression. 11 Energy units Y E o M a | N w | 1 N E R Y ner, Danny Kaye. 1969 One of your old hopes will be realized in lack. This could mean that you can GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) You're apt to 7 Canceled .12 Colors Canada at the A R L E N E E N T R E E Comedy Tonight the year ahead. It's something you have achieve objectives and goals they can't. be In a bit of a serious mood today and 13 Indolent 19 54, Roman L 0 A N ■ s E ■ 1 R A N dS) Charlie’s Angels spent a lot ot lim e developing. Your past this can be to your advantage. Dedicate 14 Solar system CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IB) Your Mass, has Medicaid progress d p Pelicula: 'Bodas de Cristal' Alberto efforts were not In vain. your efforts to accomplishing something 21 Conducive to T E S T A M A words have great Impact on others to­ model Closas, Susana Campos. Soledad Sylveira. meaningful. to heat peace E R T E VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) Bonds will be day. Listeners may not be In agreement 15 Loose-jointed (ID MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour sirenghlened today with one you’ve had with everything you say, but they'll be in CANCER (June 21-July 22) You're good By Jerry Berger 22 River in Texas ERODE N I S 16 Edible fruit [CNN] Newsnight trouble getting through to previously. accord with your most Important points. today at managing difficult situations for United Press International 23 Unfulfilled de­ others. However, you might not use R O W E R A I P [ESPN] Unlimited Hydroplane Racing: Understanding will replace animosity. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fob. 19) Condi­ region “This is an important initiative which goes a 17 Being (Lat.) these same abilities in handling personal k sire ETYMON Budweiser APBA Gold Cup from Seattle. Major changes are ahead lor VIrgos In tions In general look rather promising BOSTON — Up to 85 percent of 18 Antiquated WA. alfairs. 24 City in Italy the coming year. Send for your Astro- for you today. Through the benevolence the state’s 10,883 "actively practic­ iong way to guaranteeing quality health care to 20 Promontory S S T A L U T LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) Go slowly today PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - Dan ce Studio 25 River in [M AX] MOVIE: 'Hollywood Hot Tubs' Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to As­ of another, you might share in some­ ing” physicians will eventually our poorer citizens. This is a national model for 21 King of the E L 1 S L A hot tub mechanic finds that plumbing tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, Box thing you didn’t earn. in your financial dealings or commercial New England’s reliance on I!.')') Main Si. (Rl. ,'tl). Covcnlrv England can be a glamorous job. Paul Gunning, Pa­ ventures. All will work to your satisfac­ agree to treat the state’s poorest Lapithae E E L P O T 1846, Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to PISCES (Fob. 20-March 20) If you're Canadian gas will increase trick Cockran, Philip Linton. 1984. tion, provided you are patient. patients under a pact signed by the what a (decent and humane health care system 26 Is human state your zodiac sign. negotiating today, let the other party es­ substantially by the mid-1990s, Graded Classes in 23 Irrigate M E D 1 N A [USA] Edge of Night state and the Massachusetts Medi­ 28 Awkward LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Conditions will tablish the terms. This person may offer ought to look like." 27 Credential S T E T S said Edward Burke, chairman • TAP • BALLET • POINTE • JAZZ • ACRO-GYMNASTICS 12:30 A M MOVIE: -Far start brightening today and a responsi­ cal Society. person CB you a better deal than the one you would The only time you get it all together is of the Rhode Island Public — Classes for all age groups - from 3 years old to adult 32 French river Pavillions' Part 2 bility that has concerned you will be alle­ propose. Philip W. Johnston 29 Take cover immediately after the rubbish truck Utilities Commission. The accord signed Monday at a — All levels offered from beginner to professional 33 Skip over 42 Cold Adriatic 48 Ancient name CD Saturday Night Live viated. This will be brought about ARIES (March 21-April 19) Something goes by. Statehouse news conference was wind Speaking at a San Francisco Human Services Secretary — Special emphasis on dance for boys — Co-ed classes 34 Back of ship 30 Actress Barbara of Vich (ID Space; 1999 labeled a "national model" to 43 Part of Yemen conference Monday on Cana­ ______— Family rates and multiple class rates______35 Encrypted 31 Warm colors 49 Old Testament (H) (^ Late Night with David boost the number of physicians 44 Unless dian gas marketing in the 36 Making snake 37 Sounds book Letterman Tonight's guests are Jack who treat Medicaid patients. **Kinder-nancv 45 Inevitable out­ Hanna of the Columbus Zoo and Richard United States, Burke forecast a A program designed especially for noise 38 Long fish 50 Fasting period Lew is (60 min.) 9 percent rise in New England’s Under the agreement, efforts come Bridge Medicaid patients can receive the lems persist in over a dozen the 3- and 4-year old to encourage a 39 Paradises 41 Baptismal 47 Radar screen 52 Eskimo knife M au de demand for natural gas by 1995. will be made to enroll 85 percent of names of three doctors and any communities in a range of special­ love for dance through fun This pro­ 40 Embers water image 5 4 ____ to Joy [DIS] Anka! "Gas provides 17 percent of the state’s physicians by the end of hospital or clinic in their area ties," coalition leaders wrote in a Adult Classes gram isa combinationofthedanceele­ New England’s energy as com­ 1986. Currently, only 74 percent of ments taught in a way that is condu­ 42 Parade feature [HBO] MOVIE: 'Richard Pryor: Here that card, he surely would have where help is available. letter to the Legislature’s Health cive to improving the gross motor pared to 11 percent in 1978,” he the physicians participate in the 46 Retirement plan and N o w ' (CC) Filmed in New Orleans. Ri­ NORTH ,-11-SS An end play opened the bidding. So he played a dia­ But the Coalition for Medicaid Care Committee. "Participation skills, encourages working and getting chard Pryor once again pokes fun at any­ ♦ K72 said. “ This is still substantially Medicaid program. Tap • Jazz along in a group situation, self-confi­ (abbr.) mond to the jack. When that trick had Acedss labeled the agreement goals not linked to welfare service thing and everything. 1983 Rated R. WQ54 creates an entry below the national average of 26 “ This is an important initiative “ meaningless" and urged law­ area and specialty render the dence. poise, grace, and most import­ 47 Semitic deity [ T M C ] M O VIE: 'M o th e r is a Freshm an' won, he played out all his trumps, ant. a bodv that is strong and healthy. ♦ A54 percent. which goes a long way to guaran­ Both weekdays and Saturday classes A w idow joins her daughter at college and leaving the diamond ace, a small dia­ makers to approve a measure that agreement meaningless." Dance Exercise 51 Abominable 4J654 By James Jacoby teeing quality health care to our are available. falls in love with the English professor Lor­ mond and the club jack in dummy. “ I predict that New England would tie a physician’s license to House Chairman John C. 53 Book Weekday and Saturday Classes etta Young. Van Johnson, Rudy Vallee. WEST EAST That left declarer with the lone king of will reach the (national) aver­ poorer citizens,” said Human participation in the Medicaid McNeil, D-Malden, said the panel The late Eugenio Chiaradia was one 55 Repair shoe 1949 ♦ J5 ♦ AQ 10 9 8 6 diamonds and the K-7 of clubs. What age by the mid-1990s, if not Services Secretary Philip W. John­ program. would monitor progress in reach­ of the great players of all time. At the 56 Phonograph in­ [USA] Heartlight City W J 3 2 W--- about the defenders? sooner, and most of the increase ston. "This is a national model for The agreement "fails to address ing the 85 percent goal. He did not REGISTER NOW! start of the era of the famed Italian ventor 1 :0 0 A M ( D M c C lo u d , ♦ 109 6 3 ♦ Q872 will be supplied from Eastern what a decent and humane health the fundamental access problem offer a view on the fate of the Registration September 19 & 20, 2:00-7:00 p.m., AA932 4Q108 Blue Team, he was their undisputed West did not want to blank his club care system ought to look like." and September 21, 10:00 a.m. • 2:00 p.m. at the studio 57 Intention (D Here's Lucy and Westerii Canadian sour­ — which is that significant prob­ pending legislation. leader. His nicimame, “The Profes­ ace, so he kept only one diamond. East Under the plan, the medical or call 742-9766 (iludiot from 9 lo 5 u'ppfcJavt. 742-6A86 (retidencei ony ofhrr tim e 58 Banquet CD Joe Franklin Show SOUTH ces," Burke said. sor,” stems from his actually being a had to keep the diamond queen guard­ The chairman noted the first society will recruit private physi­ * Classes begin September 23 * DOWN (® Phil Silvers ♦ 4 3 professor of philosophy. Today’s deal, ed, so he was down to the club queen ▼ AK 10 9876 part of a three-phase marketing cians, health maintenance organi­ ^ Film/Sign-Off from the 1959 European champion­ alone. Reading the situation, the Pro­ About your teacher . . . 1 Ratlike rodent ♦ K J strategy for (Canadian gas is zations and walk-n clinics to serve. @ ) University Perspective ♦ K 7 ships, shows declarer Chiaradia at his fessor cashed the diamond king and already supplying competi­ Medicaid patients. R ich ard Ri8lc\\ Ani»lic Dirrnor 2 American best. Mr. Risley is the President of the Dance Teachers Club of [CNN] Crossfire exited with a low club. East won the tively priced gas to Northeast The society will also target patriot Vulnerable: East-West Three rounds of spades were played queen and had to give up the game-go­ Connecticut. Inc . Chapter »18 of the Dance Masters of (ESPN] PKA Full Contact Karate; from markets. recruitment efforts in specific America. Inc. Through these organizations he is certified by 3 Edges Toledo, O H (Double Mam Event) 8-Round Dealer: North by the defense, the Professor trump­ ing trick to the diamond ace in The second phase calls for areasin need of better health care, test to teach. He is the originator and National Director of 4 One of Ham- Light Welterweight Bout (Terry Norbloom ing in with the ace of hearts. He played dummy. VERNON the Mr. Dance of America Scholarship Competition for the vs Ken Comer) and a 7-Round Middlew­ West North East South bringing Alberta gas to Valley including Lynn, Barnstable, Ho­ WINDSOR LOCKS 6 2 3 -6 9 8 2 the king of hearts and then the 10, Dance Masters. This summer he attended the national con­ lafs alterna­ eight Bout (Tommy Richardson vs Ricky Pass Pass 1V Gas customers and phase three lyoke, Springfield and Westfield. vention of Dance Masters of Am erica. and recent ly returned which was allowed to hold. A thijrd tives (2 wds.) Rufus) Pass 1 NT 2 ♦ 3 W The first do-it-yourselfer was some­ of the project seeks to increase Also targeted will be certain from professional studies in New York City. He is a well- heart went to the queen of hearts in known faculty member of dance teach worVshops and has 5 Noun suffix Pass 4 V • Pass Pass one with a lazy spouse in the house. the avallablity of gas. specialties — including anesthesi­ dummy, picking up the last trump judged dance competitions and scholarship auditions throu- 6 Brand of copier 2:00 A M CB MOVIE: Blue Gardenia' Pass The push for northeastern ology, obstetrics and gynecology, lhout the country This is Mr Risley's twenty-eighth teach- ' from West. Now it would seem that They call 'em “standby” passengers A girl turns to a newspaper columnist markets comes with a decrease opthamology and orthopedics — fng season, and nis sixteenth year in Covenlr> 7 Magic when she thinks she has murdered an ar­ Opening lead: 4 J because what they do mostly is stand the contract could be made simply by where shortages exist. FUEL ® “A profeuional §rhool. a irulv profettinnal teacher, and a experienced 8 Hockey great tist while intoxicated Anne Baxter. Ann and wave goodbye to the folks baMing in price for Canadian natural 89 playing East for the club ace, but the leaching staff to bring you (olpil and ipry best in dance education Sothern, Raymond Burr 1953 Earlier this month, the society Bobby ___ (C)1 9 8 5 by NEA. Inc Professor knew better. If Blast had the airline reservations. FULL HEATING SERVICE opened a special hotline where MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday Sopi 17- 1985 - Ij 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Sept, 17, 198S A R E A T O W N S FOCUS/ Leisure Bolton finance officials nix 9 additional insurance funding By Kevin Flood Herald Reporter The board unanimously adopted a motion by Fehling asking the selectmen to call a m BOLTON — Plans to seek an emergency appropriation of meeting with the finance board, insurance $22,706 to cover the town’s soaring insurance premiums were brought experts and the town’s insurance agent to to a quick halt Monday, when the find ways to cut premium costs. Board of Finance said town officials should look for other ways officials should consult with insu­ answering residents who might to pay the bill. rance experts who live in town as ask whether alternative ways of The Board of Selectmen learned welt as with the companies that paying the bill have been exam­ Sept. 3 that the town's insurance sold the town its various policies to ined. Fehling then criticized the premiums for this year will cost see if the terms of those polices can selectmen for agreeing so quickly $34,432 more than what was be modified to bring their prices to the extra appropriation. budgeted. However, town officials down. “ Don’t you think that if you go UPI photo estimated that they could cut that But Cheney argued that since the before a town meeting people are amount to $22,706 by transferring town let a variety of insurance going to ask questions?" he asked. Ready lor space ride unspent funds from other ac­ companies bid on a specific set of To that, Cheney replied, counts. The selectmen agreed to Standing in front of NASA’s armored 3. The crew members are, from left, insurance specifications before “ Frankly, I think you are an idiot." schedule a special town meeting to awarding policies, any change in The board unanimously adopted personnel carrier Monday is the five- Commander Karol Bobko, Ron Grabe, ask townspeople for an emergency those specifications could prompt a motion by Fehling asking the man crew that will fly aboard the space David Hilmera, Bob Stewart and William appropriation to cover the ex­ any of the companies that lost in selectmen to call a meeting with pected shortfall. shuttle Atlantis on its first mission Oct. Pailes. :m f the bidding contest to sue the town. the finance board, insurance ex­ But the Board of Finance, which ’T m not going to have an perts and the town’s insurance must also approve the expenditure insurance salesman come back agent to find ways to cut premium before passing it along to the and sue the town,’’ Cheney said. costs. townspeople, refused to go along Moreover, Cheney said, the town In addition to nut voting on the (JAW official questions ads with that plan measure during a may not have time to deliberate on town meeting request, the finance meeting Monday at Community the matter. Noting that the polices board refused several proposals by State law requires employers The UAW filed a complaint about Halt. The refusal sparked a heated Pillowtex Corp., where about 90 7 in question were to take effect July Administrative Assistant Karen advertising for replacement the ads.with the Labor Department debate between First Selectman workers have been on strike Aug. Jesse Bell Treff stretches the hamstring several exercises she and her 11 1, he said that town officials are not Levine that would have cut down workers to .indicate in large, two weeks ago, Ficks said. The Douglas T. Cheney and finance 26, has been placing help-wanted now sure of whether the town is on the amount of extra money the bold-faced letters that the com­ Labor Department is currently muscles in the back of her legs and her instructors teach in body design board member Wiiliam J. Fehling, advertisements in local newspap­ fully insured. town would owe for insurance. pany is involved in a “ labor investigating the charges, Ficks classes. who led the opposition to the ers that might violate state law, a lateral muscles near her waist, one of Board of Finance Chairman Levine had proposed to take dispute,” Dick Ficks, chief of said. expenditure. union official said Monday. Raymond A. Ursin sided with funds left over from paying some As state law requires, Pillowtex public information at the state Pillowtex, a national company “ We should make sure all the Fehling, saying the town should earlier insurance premiums and has indicated in its advertisments Department of Labor, said which rrtanufactures pillows and “I® avenues have been pursued," still find out what it can do to trim put them toward the higher-than- that the company is experiencing a Monday. comforters at a plant on Regent Fehling said. “ I pay $300 a year for costs without prompting lawsuits. expected premiums this year. labor dispute. But the typeface “ There have been incidents like Street in Manchester, began plac­ Bodies by design insurance on my home. If I get a “ Right now this board doesn’t Levine estimated the transfers used in some of the ads was not this in the past where employers ing ads in local newspapers shortly ffl bill for $3,000, I ’m just not going to know if it has any options,” he said. would save $11,726. She estimated large or dark enough, said Philip weren’t aware of the particulars after workers walked off their turn around and pay it.’’ Cheney repeated his arguments, the insurance shortfall would come Wheeler, president of the United (in placing such an ad),” Ficks jobs. Instead of simply paying the but Fehling contended town offi­ to $22,706 after including the ^Auto Workers Local 376, which said. Contract negotiations broke off YWCA class has ’em groaning extra money, Fehling said, town cials would have a hard time transfers in her computations. represents striking production and Pillowtex officials were not recently and have not resumed, available for comment today. officials said. maintenance workprs at the plant By Margaret Hayden Herald Reporter Fish resigns Area Towns The women stretched, bent and Suspect nabbed in burglary held difficult positions as instruc­ In Brief tor Carol Parcella called Police said that two officers of the shop and “ flushed” him out The cyclist, Edward Giordano, directions. finance post of 254 High St., was treated at “ Hold those stomachs tight. Flex captured a 28-year-old man early through the rear door, the report Bolton Day is Oct. 5 Monday morning as he tried to said. The two then chased the man Manchester Memorial Hospital your feet. Keep breathing. Relax,’’ burglarize Yost Jewelers at 129 — later identified as Orbach — and released, a hospital spokeswo­ said Parcella, who teaches body BOLTON — Democrat Robert H. Fish resigned BOLTON — The Bolton Lions Club will sponsor Spruce St. until they captured him on Hamlin man said this morning. design at the YWCA, 78 N. Main St. Monday evening from the Board of Finance because the third annual Bolton Day Festival Oct. 5 at the Police said they found Billy J. Street. Police identified the driver of the Her six students responded imme­ he is moving out of town. Lions Pavilion Field at Indian Notch Park. Orbach, of no certain address, Police records indicated that car as Diane M. Flewelling, 38, of diately to her calls last week. S Fish, a member of the board for the past four years, The festival will begin at 10 a.m. and end at inside the store at about 1:40 a.m. Pikiell suffered scratches on his Oxford. She later told police that “ It kills you to do it but it’s worth resigned because he is moving to Glastonbury. dusk. In addition to a chicken barecue, it will Monday and chased him out of the left arm, left ankle, left thigh and she had just come over the top of it,” said Kathy Chmielecki of His departure means it will be up to the Democratic feature a water dunk, pony rides, balloon store on foot before capturing him right side of his face in the incident. hill on the street and that the sun Keeney Street. She and other Town Committee to nominate a replacement. Board deitionstrations, a fortune teller, face painting, on Hamlin Street. Police spokesman Gary Wood was in her eyes when she heard the regulars consider the method an members said they expect to vote on the Democrats’ and a “ white elephant sale.” ■ ■■■>«, wV-j-' . .. _ .. . Orbach took several items from said this morning that police crash of the collision in front of her. excellent way to reshape and tone Parking and admission are free. For tickets, nominee at the next finance board meeting, scheduled a case in the jewelry shop, but all believe Orbach was the man the the body. call 649-8355. The rain date for the festival is Oct. Police would not disclose this for Oct. 21. were recovered when he was neighbor saw run from the shop, For an hour, she and the other ■¥ In submitting his resignation at the board’s monthly 6. morning if they have filed any captured, police said. A descrip­ noting that burglars often break a students kept the pace set by meeting Monday evening at Community Hall, Fish charges in connection with the tion of the items was unavailable window and then watch from a Parcella. Contempory rock music E thanked his fellow board members for their support accident, saying it is still under Herald photos by Pinto this morning. hiding spot to see if police come blasted from a tape. over the years. “ And I ’m sorry if my caring for the Auction nets $2,410 investigation. Police said they were first before entering the building. “ The loud music dulls the pain,” town stepped on some feelings,” he said. one exerciser muttered as she in stripes, Parcella does side stretches from the waist down. Treff, in back­ COVENTRY — The town received $2,410 from alerted to the burglary by a Wood said police presented CAROL PARCELLA JESSE BELL TREFF stretched her arms to pull her toes ground, works her leg muscles. Republican finance board chairman Raymond A. an auction of surplus equipment Saturday, Town neighborhood resident who re­ Orbach in Manchester Superior ... body design instructor ... body design originator designed to stress and tone the body Manager Harold Hodge said Monday. toward her, as directed. Ursin thanked Fish for his service, saying he “ fought ported seeing a man throw a large Court iater Monday morning. His learn to rapidly and repeatedly Among the items sold were a 1950 Gallon For the Record Four class members said they each has been in body design at savings. a damn good battle.” rock through the plate glass front bond was set at $5,000 and another design added the classes make her Another one-year body design assume this position, she said. grader, a 1950 International bulldozer, a 1969 have been coming to body design least 46 months. During this time she took part in Fish originally wanted to make his resignation door of the shop and then run off. appearance by the suspect was set feel good all over. Others agree. veteran, Luisa Jensen of Wood- They are expected to maintain it GMC van, four tires and an International 110 classes for about a year. They’ll When Treff started her business many programs. She was so stiff effective today. But several board members, Officers John Pikiell and John for next Monday. Eighth District firefighters and “ I just feel better," said Joyce bridge Street, said she can work while bending their backs, swing­ cutting bar, Hodge said. join a new six-week series starting three years ago, she taught all the after the first day in one class, she realizing that they must act within 30 days of the Wilson were the first to arrive on others from the area used between Marino of South Windsor, She sa|d longer in her yard since she joined P ing and stretching their arms and tonight. classes. As the program expanded, went to bed for three days. resignation if they want to name a replacement, noted the scene, with Pikiell assuming a A 27-year-old bicyclist suffered 8,250 and 8,500 gallons of water per that her skin and body tone have the classes. She used to quit after legs and twisting from the waist, B ^ y design was originated by she hired instructors. She teaches Treff carefully arranged the that the next finance board meeting is more than 30 Town mulls night hours position at the rear of the shop bruises to his arms and back minute in a drill Sunday at the J.C. improved since she started taking an hour of yard work. Before she Jesse Bell Treff of East Hartford. classes at the Hartford Insurance order of each exercise for maxi­ she said. days away. while Wilson took up a position at Monday evening, when a car Penney catalog center. Monday’s the classes. She plans to start started the classes, she had gained Treff has exercises for the three COVENTRY — Town officials are considering She started teaching her method Group and CIGNA in Bloomfield. mum benefit and conditioning. If the finance board does not accept a replacement the front door, a police report said. struck his bicycle on Wetherell Herald contained an incorrect another six-week series. 20 pounds after she quit smoking. muscle groups in the abdomen, within 30 days of a resignation, the task then goes to opening town offices one night a week and closing three years ago and now employs In the Hartford. Bloomfield and Several are designed for the Pikiell spotted a suspect at the rear Street, police said today. figure. Each series last six weeks and The classes kept her from gaining “ You can’t do just one set and the Board of Selectmen. early on Friday afternoons. 11 part-time instructors. She has Manchester area, 24 different body hamstrings, which run along the meets twice a week. any more, she said. affect the whole area," she said. The board finally agreed to solve the problem by Town Council Chairman William Reudgen said continued to teach some classes. design classes are meeting. back of the legs, “ Flexibility of the Liz Leone of Cliffside Drive said “ We stress that everyone should asking Fish to submit his resignation this week but at a meeting of the council Monday night that the Routines are aimed at changing Treff said she has no plans to hamstrings has a lot to do with how she wished classes met three times THE TEACHER, Parcella, is a go at her own pace,” Treff said. make it effective next Monday. By doing that. night hours would make town offices more the shape of the body with expand the business. “ I want to thighs look,” Treff said. Obituaries a week instead of twice a week. She full-time administrative assistant Body design classes are open to Democratic board member Robert Campbell said, accessible for people who work during the day. concentration on hips, thighs and keep giving people good stuff," she has been coming since last in a real estate investment com­ men and women but most students the board will meet before the 30-day deadline. In Town Manager Harold Hodge said he would abdomens. said. MOST OF THE program is done pany. She has been teaching two are women. addition, he said, the Democratic Town Committee discuss the proposed change with town hall Lionel J. Jean November. The 36-year-old reshaped her with the abdominal muscles pulled Memorial donations may be honors will be in St. Mary s “ The exercices are good for exercise classes a week and plans She has made tapes for her can legally choose a nominee when it meets Friday employees and the union that represents them. Lionel J. Jean, 60, of 2 Pearl St., raE STUDENTS FIND many own body four years ago through in and up and the hips tucked made to the American Heart Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling anyone with problems with their to conduct only one in the near students to use while traveling but evening. died Sunday at Manchester Mem­ benefits-from their classes. exercise. She had worked as a under. The position, called the Association. 310 Collins St., Hart­ hours will be Wednesday from 2 to knees or back,” Leone said. She future, rotating the local class with said they would not be helpful for orial Hospital “ It keep me in shape and I feel singer for 12 years, then worked pelvic tuck, is practiced as one of ford, 06105. 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. said she felt that some aerobic another instructor Treff trained to someone who had not had classes. He was born in Lewiston, Maine, better,” Vilma Zaldera said. She selling advertising. She spent a the first exercises in the class. Memorial donations may be dance classes have more jumping teach her method of conditioning. March 11, 1925, and had lived in Leonard F. McCue added that she plans to continue year learning to eat and to exercise “ It looks pretty kinky," Treff made to the American Cancer and jarring than is good for many Her employees have undergone Hartford before moving to taking the classes as long as she properly as she lived off her said. Some people giggle as they Please turn to page 14 Road angers Coventry residents Leonard F. McCue, 63, of Sun Society, 670 Prospect Ave., Hart- people. a 30-hour training period after Manchester nine years ago. He can. The one-year veteran of body City, Ariz., died Sunday at Boswell ford 06105.______By George Layng issue approved before the money school buses now use the road, but was employed at Carlin Co. in Memorial Hospital, Sun City, Ariz. Herald Correspondent could be appropriated, he said. will be rerouted when it ices over. South Windsor and had been there He was the brother of Francis In Memoriam The Town Council voted unanim­ Welles, who first wrote a letter for the past 10 years. McCue and Marguerite Carlson, COVENTRY - Tom Welles has ously Monday to refer the matter complaining about Hop River He is surived by three brothers, both of Manchester, and the Getting into the swing In loving memory of Sergeant been complaining to town officials Alfred Jean of Reading, Pa., to the Finance Committee so it can Road in 1964, said he thought the husband of Catherine (Curran) Lewis W. Dischert III, Manchester about Hop River Road for 21 years. Antonio Jean of Bellingham, discuss with the town engineer cost of paving the road would be McCue. Police Dept., who passed away famous place. As soon as they left He said Monday the dirt lane at S-q-u-e-a-k, c- the car. they ran for what seemed what needs to be done on Hop River less than Hodge’s estimate. Mass., and Edward Jean of He also is survived by a son, September 17th, 1984.. the southeastern tip of Coventry is Road. The council also voted to “ I know it costs money,” he said, Manchester; a sister, Madeiine r-e-a-k, s-q-u-e- to them the main attraction — a James McCue of Orleans, Mass.; a-k. too narrow for two cars to pass on have Old Tolland Turnpike — one “ but that’s what we’re paying Erving of Augusta, Maine; and two daughters, Mrs. Gerald What would we give if we could row of chair swings. and still washes away every time it of the other unfinished roads — taxes for.” several nieces and nephews. say, That’s the (Elaine) Geraci of New Britian slow sound of rains. cleared of stumps and boulders so The funeral will be Thursday at and Mrs. Clifford (Colleen) Jou- “ Hey Lew” , in the same old way. journeys THERE THEY SAT with smiles Hop River Road is about one-half To hear your voice, to see your the chair swing “ I ’ve reached the end of my rope that drainpipes can be installed. 10 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Home, bert Jr. of Enfield; and four on their faces as they rocked the mile long. Hodge said it ranges smile. my grandchild­ Margaret of asking nicely," the Hop River The clearing will cost $1,500. 400 Main St.. Burial will be at the grandchildren. way their grandmother had taught from 10 to 18 yards wide and has to To sit and talk with you awhile. ren Mac and Hayden Road resident told the Town Hop River Road ranks third on a convenience of the family in East The funeral will be Thursday at them. They did get to see the be graded after every rain. He said Though absent, you are always Karen Ander­ Council at a meeting Monday priority list for improvements to Cemetery. Calling hours wili be 8:15 a.m. at the Windsor Locks animals, but, later, when they night. About 10 other residents of grading the road and adding more near. son and I heard the five unfinished roads. Hodge Wednesday for 7 to 9 p.m. Funeral Home, 441 Spring St.. talked about the day, the highlight Hop River Road also complained gravel does not prevent it from Still loved and missed and ever in their said. The list was drawn up by the Windsor Locks, with a mass of was those chair swings. to the council that the road is being washed away. dear. M a n c h es te r, town in 1972, he said. Christian burial at 9 a.m. at St. The rhythm of the swing can dangerous. “ A dirt road’s a dirt road.” he District board N.H., back yard promote peace, family unity and Besides Hop River Road and Old Robert Bellarmine Church, Wind­ Sadly missed by. the chair swing was a help in But Town Manager Harold Tolland Turnpike, the other unfin­ said. as we made plans on my fecent harmony. The memories it brings sor Locks. Burial with military Sisters. Sue and Nan getting the pieces back together Hodge said that “ somebody has to ished roads are North School, “ We’ve been prolonging the approves plans vacation. The same sound has been back reflect this attitude. Much right and the worn ones replaced. come up with 8.1 million bucks” Brigham Tavern and Wright’s Mill agony for 21 years.” said Council­ made on this and other chairs can be done in a chair swing. 7 There it swings, good as new, before it and four other unpaved roads. Hodge said that accidents man Michael Cleary. Continued from page 1 swings by other generations. Conversations can let people know roads can be fixed. Once, chair swings were com­ and often occupied, as it and other have occurred on each of the roads. Hop River Road residents who "Everything Your Always chair swings were in the past. how much they matter to others, Hodge said it would cost $1 Lamson’s plans show the rear mon in yards. Now, there are many cementing relationships. Through He said that North School Road attended Monday night’s meeting When I was growing up in the million for every mile that has to wall of the firehouse staggered into Wanted to Ask people in our fast-moving world the years we planned surprise ranks first on the town’s priority also complained that emergency 1930s and 1940s, chair swings were be paved. A special town meeting list for paving because it is a “ cold a kind of terraced look to conform who have never learned the art of vehicles cannot get through the Your Pediatrician" a great place to rest after a day birthday parties, bridal showers would have to be called and a bond sheet of ice in the winter.” He said to the angled rear line of the relaxing in a wooden swing. They road after it rains or snows. working in the fields. During the and anniversary parties while property. The front wall is one foot haven’t enjoyed the slow rocking 7:30 P.M. school year, when it was warm, a rocking gently. Perhaps Mac and behind the back line of the motion while watching the wind his buddies planned the tree house Business I zone. Thursday, September 19th move the leaves of the trees or the chair swing was a good place to study for a geometry test. I they built as they swung back and Computer funding draws criticism District President Walter bees landing on bright flowers. forth. Perhaps Karen makes plans in the Rocking is soothing and relax­ practiced French with fellow Joyner said today that even it were with her friends. At their backyard ing. I can’t imagine a heated students on a chair swing. We legally possible to build on the H. Louise Ruddell Auditorium parties I ’ve seen many taking COVENTRY - Members of the argument in a chair swing. It confided secrets and discussed repairs would be needed. How­ Hodge said it costs $80 an hour Business I zone, the district does at turns to swing in the wooden chair. Town Council Monday night critic­ ever, Hodge told the council that he for a computer repairman to come not have a wide enough lot to do so. would not lend itself to such movies we wanted to see with ized the town’s policy of relying on has been forced to use money from to Coventry. It would have to acquire land Manchester Memorial Hospital disharmony. friends. We even got better ac­ Chair swings serve many a special fund to make repairs to a other accounts to pay for computer “ This is a considerable amount owned by the state to be able to 71 Haynes St., Manchester The chair swing in the photo­ quainted with oiir dates. purposes. computer system the town leases repairs. of money,” he said. move the building forward. The graph at left was once my In solitude a chair swing is a Work can be done in chair instead of purchasing a service The council agreed that a service town and the district are both mother’s. During the last years of relaxing place to commune with swings. My mother shelled bushels contract. contract should be included with In a related matter, the council seeking to buy that land. Robert D. Breer, M.D., Pediatrician, wiliHieldi/ill'ifif her life, she visited in this chair nature or to read a racy novel. of peas and beans for canning with ” It’s like playing Russian the new computer system the town instructed the Finance Committee In May, the town Board of questions about the health and care with her children, grandchildren In my family there have been the help of her daughters. The task roulette.” Town Council Chairman plans to buy. Ini the meantime, the to consider other companies in Directors voted to buy the land and and great-grandchildren, includ­ generations of chair-swing appre- did not seem so monotonous as William Reudgen said. council has a i j t ^ the Finance addition to Pitney Bowes when a few days later the directors of the of your children and grandchildren. ing Mac and Karen, in her back ciators. Once I was surprised to three or four of us worked together. If it were Russian roulette, the Committee to expltJfe the possibil­ yard in Middletown. She had had A chair swing can be a comfortable selecting a copy machine for the district authorized John D. La- Herald photo by Hayden find out I was raising chair-swing gun would be full of bullets because ity of obtaining an interim service Town Office Building. Belle Jr., district legal counsel, to other chair swings in her homes in enthusiasts. summer work place. One can even the special fund was never estab­ contract for the existing system. Warehouse Point. write a column about chair swings press the district’s claim to the A FREE PROGRAM SPONSORED BY MANCHESTER Mac and Karen Anderson enjoy a chair and Manchester Herald reporter. Mac When my five children were lished, according to Town Man­ Bids for the new computer The Pitney Bowes machine, land. MEMORIAL HOSPITAL AS PART OF THEIR AFTER SHE DIED four years little, I planned a day trip to while rocking in one. ager Harold Hodge. system will be opened Nov. 15. Bids which was demonstrated to the Lamson told the district direc­ COMMUNITY EDUCATION SERIES swing in their Manchester, N.H., back and Karen first used the swing in the ago, my son-in-law. took it apart Benson’s Animal Farm in Hudson. May cnair swings keep on He said at a council meeting that were solicited once before, ‘but council at its last meeting, would tors Monday that he had tried four yard. They are the grandchidiren of Middletown back yard of their late and brought it to his home. A N.H. It was a major undertaking rocking. the original intent was to save came in too high and did not cost $850 per month to rent for five different general plans for the Margaret Hayden, Journeys columnist great-grandmother, Madeleine Ahern. picture of Mac with my mother in but I wanted them to see the S-q-u-e-a-k, s-q-u-e-a-k. money on the chance that few include a service agreement. years, Hodge said. building. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1985 - 13 « - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Sept. 17.19B5 Advice About Town , Bolton Girl Scouts start season BOLTON — Girl Scouts are getting ready for the Parable of God’s care is new Scouting year. Girls who want to be in the Junior Troops for fourth and fifth graders may sign up tonight from 7 to 8 at the Herrick Park Building. Noreen Carpenter and Mary source of reader comfort Radion will be the leaders. The troop will meet Tuesdays from 6:30 to 8 p.m. at the Herrick Park Building. Each Scout must bring a parent and $3 tattoo? I ’ve had it since I was 20, DEAR registration fee. This troop will have a November ABBY: Several and now I ’m 41. camping trip. HENRY yearsagoI read The sixth-grade troop led by Martha Hansen is ELIZABETH, N.J. a lovely parable making arrangements for a meeting time and place. in your column Dear Abby Cadettes, Scouts in grades 7 through 12, will be led by that moved me DEAR HENRY: There are sev­ Ginny Marshall and will have a registration at a time so I clipped it to eral techniques available. See a to be announced. save. Recently Abigail Van Buren board-certified dermatologist and The registration for Brownies, second and third I came across a prepare for some more needling. A graders, will be Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at Bentley poem with the bleaching solution can be injected Memorial Library. Parents should bring $3 for the fee. Identical under the skin with a needle. (It’s This is a drawing of Biil Johnson’s entry in the 1957 Soap Box Derby. Johnson came in third. Four leaders are being sought fortwo Brownie troops. theme. It was like being tattooed in reverse.) All troops will start meeting by the last week of obviously in­ September. For more information, call Carpenter at spired by the parable you pub­ “ Why then weren’t you with me 646-7788. lished. I found the poem even more “ When you knew my life was DEAR ABBY: I have picked up Manchester Yesterdays beautiful than the prose and hope sad?” some very helpful safety tips from Legion resumes schedule your column, so I ’m submitting you find it worthy of publication in The American Legion. Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post one you may want to pass along to your column. “My dearest child,’’ God 102 has resumed its regular schedule at 20 American VIKKI GREENE, whispered, your readers. The subject is grandfather Derby contestants were born racers Legion Drive. SANTA ROSA, CALIF. “ When you suffered then, I Ingo will be on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Fish nights will knew; clocks. This type of clock is very start Friday at 6 p.m. and last until 9 p.m. serving “ The single pair of footprints top-heavy, so I recommend that God’s Footprints By Douglas Johnson Sr. chassis and pressed-board for the body. finally pickled me.” racer down Maple Street hill, crossing seafood dinners featuring clam chowder, shrimp, By Ken Brown “ Were those times I carried anyone who has one or is planning Special to the Herald Bill had to bring it to the Hobby Center A pal of Bill’s, kind of a chubby Spruce and Cottage without clams, scallops or steamers, in season, and baked One night in deepest sleep, I you.” to purchase one, fasten it to the four times for rigid inspections. This rascal, made his racer from an old stopping!!!! “ potatoes, french fries, steak and hamburgs. dreamed. wall so it won’t fall over. When we were boys in the South End was a requirement for each guy. Bill wooden ironing board. The board Well, boys will be boys. Years later, The Thurday setback league will start Sept 26 at 7 Upon the beach I walked. DEAR ABBY: I am newly Our 2-year-old daughter was of town, we made four-wheel Jigs for painted it black and added racing sagged and the poor guy’s bottom was they both ended up in Vietnam. p.m. and run for 12 weeks. For reservations, call The Lord was by my side each married to a woman I’ll call EMith. opening the door to our grand­ ^ fo r e someone was injured, I made racers.' Marlow’s & Watkins supplied stripes and flames. It must have rung a dragging on the sand top. 646-7961. step It’s the second time around for father clock when it fell on her and wooden crates for the chassis and bell because today he paints custom After months of preparation. Bill kindling wood out of the racer. This As quietly we talked. both of us. Now for the problem: cut her head open. We rushed her bodies. Wheels and axles came from stripes and murals on vans at his sign came in third in his age groups, the 11- wrote “ F IN I" to our great Soap Box When we make love, Edith to the hospital where she had to discarded baby, carriages. One pushed shop. to 12-year-oIds. He won a great radio adventure of 1957. Artist paints at session Then on the sky my life makes me wear an undershirt. have 12 stitches to close the wound. and one rode and vice versa. Years The '57 Soap Box Derby was held on and other prizes. The winner went on to Artist Luciana Heineman of Windsor will paint a appeared: Why? Because I have “ Gretchen” Fortunately, she is young and Douglas A. Johnson Sr. lives at 66 later, when my son Bill told me he had the Manchester town line and Sunset Akron, Ohio for the big one. landscape in watercolors at a Manchester Art Each chapter was serene. tattooed on my chest above my recovered quickly, but I shudder to Seaman Circle. Do you have a entered the Connecticut Soap Box Ridge. Later, we had a banquet at the State Association session Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Two sets of footprints in the sand heart. (Gretchen was my first think now much worse it could Derby, I wasn’t too amazed. Ed Bensche, Roy and Bill and I Armory for all of the contestants and Manchester memory you’d like to I saw in every scene. wife.) have been. share? Send yours to Adele Angie, Federal Savings and Loan Association on West Middle Each contestant had a sfioiisor. His hauled his racer over to the hill on my parents. The whole race is a treasured Turnpike. Heineman studied at the University of Edith knew I had Gretchen on CINDY CURTIS, was Burton's store. They paid for the camp trailer. Silver Lane Pickle Co. of memory of mine. Focus Editor, Manchester Heraid, And then I noticed in some parts my chest when she married me, HOQUIAM, WASH. Manchester, 06040. If yours is used, Hartford and abroad and has won many awards. four disc wheels, axles, steering wheel Silver Lane, East Hartford, made a Months after the race, a friend of For more information on the association, contact Of discontent and strife. but it didn't bother her. Now, it’s mine on the Manchester Fire Depart­ we’il pay you $5. Send a photo, it one and cable. The rest was up to the huge racer shaped like a pickle. Bob Mrs. Richard Jennings. Just a single pair of footprints either cover up Gretchen or no DEAR CINDY: Thanks for the contestant — period. Steele of WTIC rode it down first for ment stopped at the house. He informed applies. Photos wiil be returned. In the worst times of my life. lovemaking. I am not used to tip. Parents: One expects a grand­ We used a heavy oak slab for the laughs. We heard him quip, “ They me, “ Doug and Bill are riding their Submissions wiii not. wearing anything to bed, but father clock to strike 12, but to “ Lord, you said you’d walk by unless I want to go right to sleep I prevent it from striking one Check blood pressure me have to wear an undershirt. precious child, anchor it to the The Manchester Health Department will hold a "In good times and in bad. Is there some way to remove a wall. blood pressure screening in the community room at .S'. . Spencer Village, Pascal Lane. Wednesday from 1 to 2 p.m. Zboray, Jonathan James, son of Peter James and A similar clinic will be held Sept. 23 from 9:30 to 11 Herald photo by Pinto See specialist about back Jenney (Smith) Zboray of 54 Ridgewood Trail, a.m. at the community room of Mayfair Gardens, Coventry, was born Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial 211-215 N. Main St. Coventryfest preview Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and D E A R DR. DEAR DR. GOTT: My 87-year- Mrs. Gilbert Bridges of Chesapeake, Va. The paternal Sarah Eddy, 5, of 137 Alice Drive, to 4 p.m. at Capt. Nathan Hale Middle GOTT: I'm a old father has lower back and leg grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zboray of Pageant set for VFW Hall young man who Coventry, throws a sponge at Coventry School on Route 30, Coventry, rain or pains. X-rays show deterioration Clearwater, Fla. The baby has a sister, Jennifer The Manchester Little Miss-Pre-teen Pageant will is active in col­ of the lower spine. What treatment Louise, 8>A. beheld Jan. Hand 12 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Jaycees President Steve Galinat as shine. The fair will feature live entertain­ lege sports. would you prescribe? Hall. The deadline for preliminary information is Oct. Seven months Dr. Gott Libby Eddy, chairman of the Coventryf­ ment, a crafts fair, contests, games, food Wakefield, Robert Jonathan, son of Jack E. and 15 and for application, Nov. 1, forthe contest for girls ago, I strained DEAR READER: Given your est, watches. The sponge toss will be and prizes. Profits will benefit Jaycee Dorothy (Brindamour) Wakefield of 6 Morse Road, between 5 and 8 for Little Miss, and 9 and 12 for Miss my lower back Peter Gott, M.D. father’s age, I doubt that surgery is was born Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hosptial. part of the third annual Coventryfest, programs. lifting weights. a reasonable option. Therefore, his Pre-Teen. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Contestants will be judged on personality, poiseand which will be held Saturday from 10a.m. Despite much doctor will probably wish to Theodore Brindamour of 5 Dover Road. The paternal appearnace. The winner of the Manchester pageant work with a chi­ prescribe a brace, pain medica­ grandparents are Marilyn Wakefield of Durham and will receive a $100 bond and a chance to participate in ropractor, my tion, physiotherapy and calcium Jack Wakefield of North Haven. the state pageant for a $1,000 bond. The state winner Yankee Traveler fihh lumbar supplements (to prevent further will compete in the national pageant for a $10,000 doesn’t seem to “ stay in.’ I ’ve push too hard on his heart. How deterioration). Surridge, Jesse Allen, son of Allen and Pamela tried exercises, but still have serious is this surgery, and at what scholarship. (Doggart) Surridge of 121 South Road, Bolton, was Some local contestests will be sponsored by Dillon stabbing pains in my hips and age would (will) his chest push out DEAR DR. GOTT: I was con­ born Aug. 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Ford, Bob & Maria’s Pizza, C J. Grinder and Acadia Cranberry gets its lower back. I ’ve heard of using on its own, if it’s going to? fused by your comments about the Photos by MacKendrick maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James Restaurant. laser therapy to fuse vertebrae. Is use of the drug Coumadin. You said Indian or "good guy" swastika. On the Doggart of Vernon. The maternal great-grandmother For more information, call 647-7951. Gerardi J. Gaanon plusplus demonstrations demonstrations of of candle candle Saturda^'and-^iSaturdayTtnd'^unday. Tickets: $4; this worthwhile? Do you have any it was a blood thinner, but then you This token is a bit of "ancient" is Jenny Doggart of 81 West St. The paternal ALA Auto & Travel Club dipping, wool dyeing, weaving, children 12-18, $2; children under other suggestions? DEAR READER: It sounds as if said it "causes the blood to clot at Manchester found by Chester Gary of other side is the advertising siogan, 'grandparents are Frederick A. Surridge of Chaplin. spinning, quilting and woodwork­ 12, free. Tel. (603) 332-6585. your son has an ailment called about twice the normal speed." 122 Oak St. On one side is an American "Buy your shoes at the Hub." The paternal great-grandmother is Helen Surridge of A cranberry festival, many ing. There’ll also be hayrides, Among other events scheduled in DEAR READER: While you pectus excavatum, in which the That seems contradictory. Could Hampton. The baby has a brother, Harley Dennis Bolton seniors have potiuck you explain? fairs, big and small, and,a large country music by old-time fiddlers New Hampshire during the wee­ may have done little more than breastbone and ribs lie too close to Surridge, 2. BOLTON — Bolton Senior Citizens will hold a antiques show are among New and cow milking. Foods available kend are the 9th Annual Autumn strain your back muscles lifting the spinal column. Many people potiuck Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at Community Hall. DEAR READER: Coumadin is a England’s top attractions during will include Rhode Island Jonny- Leaves Square Dancing Festival weights, I am concerned that your with mild forms of this abnormal­ This swastika means good iuck Each senior should bring either a salad, casserole or blood thinner. For example, if the Frallicciardi, Caitlin, daughter of Frank dnd the weekend of Sept. 20-22, accord­ cakes and cider. at Franconia Notch State Park, pain is still present. This raises the ity live long and healthy lives. dessert plus a place setting. blood normally clots in 12 seconds, Michele (Stofega) Frallicciardi of 150 McKee St., was ing to the ALA Auto & Travel Club. Franconia, on Friday and Satur­ possibility of a pinched nerve or a However, if the condition is pro­ This bit of and decided to strike out for Seniors also are asked to bring a donati'on.for the Admission: $2; children under Coumadin would delay clotting born Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The The Massachusetts Cranberry day, the 20th Annual Arts & Crafts slipped disc. I think it is time for nounced, the lungs and heart may ■'ancient’’ himself with the “ HUB.” seniors' table at the Lions' Club Fair on Oct. 5. 16. $1; seniors, $1. Tel. (401) you to move from chiropractic and until 24 seconds — that is, twice the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles Festival and Fair will be held at Show at Amherst on Saturday and be imp^ed and prevented from M a nchester Chester Gary, who lives at 122 253-9062'. to see an orthopedic specialist or normal speed. Dudas of Colonia, N.J. The paternal grandmother is South Carver, Mass., on two Jefferson Street Day at historic expanding. I do not know whether was found Oak St., is a fifth-grade student at neurosurgeon. Before considering Collectors' Mary Frallicciardi of Melrose, Mass. The baby has consecutive weekends. Sept. 21-22 Also on tap in Little Rhody are a Strawberry Banke, Portsmouth, your son will require corrective under a tree on St. Bridget School. If his luck P&W Club meets Wednesday radical forms of treatment, you surgery; this is a decision that you For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ three brothers, James, 20, and John, 20, and Frankie, and Sept. 28-29. family-style Jonnycake Breakfast also on Saturday. Florence Street holds, he might find one of the EAST HARTFORD — The Pratt 4 Whitney Aircraft owe your back the. chance to will have to make in conjunction sion of problems and treatments of Corner 3, and three sisters, Anna, 25, Stephanie, 22, and Alise, The event, held at Edaville at Chestnut Hill Baptist Church, by 10-year-old 1823-1923 Centennial medals. They Retiree’s Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at recover by using more conven­ with specialists. Although the the prostate gland, write for your 5. Railroad, will have an old-time Exeter, and a craft show at the IN MAINE. THE 113TH AN­ Chester Gary. came lacquered in brown and also Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club, 200 Clement Road. tional methods, ^ e an M.D. operation is a major undertaking, copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health country atmosphere with logger's Governor Sprague Mansion, Cran­ NUAL Cumberland Fair in Cum­ Please note Russ MacKendrick gilded. it is aimost always successful. Report on TH E PR O STA TE and woodmen’s contests, a cran­ ston, both on Saturday. berland will begin a week-long run that it is the Manchester has had its share of DEAR DR. GOTT: My doctor Such a drastic approach may not GLAND. Send 75 cents plus a Van Buren, Jenna Marie, daughter of Dale K. and berry cooking competition, a 4-H on Sun., Sept. 22. American In­ metallic memorabilia. Among Grange holds reading session says that if my 6-month-old son’s be necessary if, within the next self-addressed, stamped envelope Barbara Ellen (Fish) Van Buren of 102 Cider Mill Fair, a juried craft show, puppets, dian, or “ good other pieces seen in the collection ABOUT tl5 MILLION WORTH Sponsored by the Cumberland chest doesn't push out by itself, he to P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH Road, Bolton, was bom Aug. 13 at Manchester Manchester Grange 31 will meet at at 8 p.m. juddling and music. year or two, your son’s chest grows guy” type of of the Historical Society is a token of rare antiques and collectibles Farmers’ Club, the fair’s gates will will need surgery, or else it will Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandmother is Wednesday at the Grange Hall. The program for the outward in the normal manner. 45201. Be sure to mention the title. swastika, with the arms pointing We have dated it loosely between about an inch square saying will be featured at the 48th Annual open at 8 a.m. The midway will be Joyce Fish of 102 Cider Mill Road, Bolton. The evening will be, “ Reading and Writing and — A highlight will include a narrow counterclockwise. The Navaho 1909 and 1915. According to the “ Forest Tavern, 1069 Main St.” gauge steam train ride through Antiques Show at the New Haven open noon-10 p.m. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Members are reminded to bring items for the auction tribe used a simiiar design as a available Manchester directories, Turn it over and read “ Good for Buren of Prattville, N.Y. 1,800 acres of woods, ponds and Coliseum, New Haven, Conn., table. Tickets: $3; children 12 and lucky charm on their altar floors. Frank O. Elliott was employed by one Beer.” Then the “ Walnut cranberry bogs. Fri.-Sun., Sept. 20-22. Tavern, JV, Manchester,” has on .y under, $1.50; seniors, $1.50. Tel. The hole in the piece indicates C.E. House in 1909. There is no Oatmeal scrub babies skin the back simply “ Good for 10 in Admissions, which include a The show, said to be the largest (207) 797-5079. that somebody had trust in its mention of him in the 1915 or ‘Dead’ baby merit and perhaps wore it with subsequent directories. Trade.” Can’t go wrong with 10 train ride: $6 for adults: $3 for of its kind in New England, will be DEAR Also during the weekend in recipes for homemade beauty high hopes. It is about the size of a whatever at the Walnut. revives In children 3-12; $5 for seniors. open Friday and Saturday, noon-10 POLLY: I’ve In the 1909 book, C.E. House had Maine, the Common Ground Coun­ treatments and cosmetics. Others half dollar. Big Coin Event: Hours: 10 a m.-5:30 p.m. Tel. (617) p.m.; Sunday, noon-7 p.m. Admis­ heard that oat­ many advertising lines: “ The Best try Fair will be held Friday- who would like this issue should This “ Membership Emblem in hospital morgue 866-4526. sion: $3.50. Tel. (203) 387-7006. meal is good for Ladies’ Shoe Made, The Dorothy Sunday in Windsor; the New send $1 for each copy to P O LLY ’S the Don’t Worry Club” goes all out On Oct. 6 the Central Connecticut washing your POINTERS, in care of the Dodd," ... “ Shoes for the Whole COSENZA, Italy (UPI) - Doc­ Other Bay State Sept. 20-22 Other weekend events scheduled Portland Fair will be held Satur­ in the seeking of good fortune. Coin Club will have a Show and face. Can you Pointers Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 1216, Family at C.E. House’s, Head-to- tors insist the baby was dead. But weekend events scheduled include in Connecticut include an Antiques day and Sunday at North New Besides the swastika, it has a Dealer Bourse at the Knights of tell me how to Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to Foot Clothier.” the big Eastern State Exposition at Portland and Franklin County four-leaf clover, a horseshoe, a Columbus hall on Main Street. Mario Arena is very much alive Show and Sale at Brooklyn on do th is? — include the title. — PO LLY West Springfield and the Barring­ Agricultural Fair will end its Polly Fisher wishbone and a triad of mythic It is easy to guess that Elliott They expect 20 to 25 tables plus now after spending a night in a Saturday and Sunday, a Schooner MRS. G.B.N. ton Fair at Great Barrington, both Race at Mystic Seasport, Mystic, week-long run in Farmington on DEAR PO LLY: When a recipe symbols. learned the shoe business at C.E.'s some exhibits. hospital morgue, and his father of which end their annual runs on Saturday night. (such as for fruitcake) says to line attributes his son’s new life to on Saturday and the Dozynki — DEAR MRS. Sunday, the Old Deerfield Fall a pan with aluminum foil, I wrap heavenly intervention. Polish Harvest Festival in New G.B.N.: An oat­ Craft Fair on Saturday and Sunday the foil around the outside, then “ It is a miracle of San Francesco Bi itain on Saturday and Sunday. IN VERMONT, SHELBURNE meal scrub can at Deerfield, the Charles Street slip it inside the pan. This is much di Paola to whom I always turn in FARMS, Shelburne, will hold its Fair in Boston on Sunday and soften rough skin and stimulate Another useful oatmeal recipe is easier than trying to fit the corners Service Notes moments of deep sorrow,” said the 5th Annual Harvest Fest on Sat., Oktoberfests on Sunday at Ipswich IN ROCHESTER. N.H., the big circulation for an invigorating this yogurt-honey-oatmeal facial. to the inside of the pan. — A.F. infant’s father, farmer Vincenzo Sept. 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sterling. noth Rochester Fair will be glow. It's not only effective on your The yogurt tightens the pores and Arena, of Malito, referring to the rain or shine. winding up an 11-day run on Sun., face, but good for smoothing rough the oatmeal removes dead skin DEAR PO LLY: I love the way Small takes course Boland advances at Guard 15th century Franciscan saint. pillow shams look, but hate putting TRADITIONAL COLONIAL Sept, 22, with a variety of activities spots on heels, elbows and knees. and dirt when the mask is scrubbed Dr. Oreste Lombardi, chief of Featured will be a variety of them on the pillows. Now I just U.S. Army National Guard Pvt. 1st Class Richard GAMES, such as pumpkin seed and events. The schedule includes Here's a basic oatmeal scrub; off. obstetrics at Annunziata Hospital, agricultural exhibits and demon­ tuck under the ^ g e s of the pillow G. Small Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Small of 10 Col. David D. Boland, a former Manchester spitting and hay bale tossing, will a Little Miss Rochester Fair Mix one cup instant or quick- Mix one cup plain yogurt, two said 2-day-old Mario stopped brea­ strations, hayrides and continuous case and lay the sham on top. — Camp Meeting Road, has completed an equipment resident, has been named chief of staff of the among many features at The Contest, a 4-H woodmen's contest, cooking oatmeal with enough cold tablespoons honey and one-half thing several times Saturday, musical entertainment. Foods CASS storage specialist course at the U.S. Army quarter­ Connecticut Army Na­ Coggeshall Farm Museum Harv­ a horse pulling contest and a water to make a thick paste. Rub cup instant or quick-cooking oat­ leading to fatal cardiac available will include roasted master School, Fort Lee, Va. He received an associate tional Guard. The 1955 est Fair, Sat.-Sun., Sept. 21-22, Country Jamboree. On Sat., Sept. this paste on the skin and let dry. meal. Spread mixture on your face complications. corn, maple syrup products and degree in 1984 from Manchester Community College. Manchester High School 21, the fair will end its pari-mutuel When the paste has dried, scrub it and relax for 15 minutes. Rinse off “ There is no doubt that the baby from noon to 5 p.m. cheeses. Polly will send you a Polly Dollar graduate is the son of off with a clean, wet, warm thoroughly, scrubbing gently with was dead," Lombardi said. “ No The fair, at Colt State Park, harness racing program with ($1) if she uses your favorite Valerie Boland of 63 Bristol, R.I.. will offer a variety of races starting at 1:30 and7:45p.m. Admission: $3 donation per washcloth. However, don't use this a clean wet washcloth. Pointer, Peeve or Problem in her Jordon sent to Texas one can explain what happened." on your face if you have very I ’m sending you a copy of my Vernon St. and the late The infant, pronounced dead late colonial and contemporary crafts. Gates will open at 10 a.m.. carload. Tel. (802) 985-3222. column. Write P O LLY ’S POIN­ Thomas Boland. sensitive skin that is easily newsletter “ The Home Beauty U .S. Air National Guard Airman Thomas C. Jordon, Saturday, was taken to the hospital TERS in care of the Manchester As the third ranking irritated. Spa,” which has these and other Herald. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Jordan of 74 Henry St., morgue after a required two-hour has been assigned to Sheppard Air Force Base, Texas, officer in the state Na­ waiting period during which his after completing Air Force basic training at Lackiand tional Guard, Col. Bo­ parents certified the death. Thoughts Air Force Base, Texas. He will study civil land will supervise the engineering. He is a 1978 graduate of Manchester High daily operations of the “ Sunday morning one of our Cinema School. guard’s 5,000 members nurses went back to the morgue About providence ... statements. I believe God will do for us what serving in 53 units. He with another baby who died during and I don’t mean I believe that God is benevolent, we cannot do for ourselves. This success Col. Herbert the night,” Lombardi said. “ She caring, loving and trustworthy. If TUHDAY FalkowskI graduates W. Coman Jr., who re­ Rhode Island confidence is grounded in the Horttsrd Street (R) 1:K, 7:40, 10. — Sesame WllllmanNc was about to leave when some we trust our lives to God’s keeping experience of grace. Straet Presents: Follow That Bird (G) U.S. Airman Matthew K. Falkowksi, son of Mr. and tired after a 37-year ChMma City — K lu of tho Spldor Jlllsen SdMre Cinema — Teen Wolf movements caught her attention. vMe -13) 7,9. 1981 graduate of Manchester Community College, has and numerous state and unit achievement citations. pregnancy. Sheraton Hartford Hotel doctrine. It is a great truth and if from calamity and pain. We come Droeon (R) 1:40,7,9:X. — Comprom- V#rn#ii completed the U.S. Arm y’s officer basic course at Sheraton Hotels Inns & Resorts Worldh^ide Islno Positions (R) 1;X, 7;X, 9;S0 — cine 1 B 2 — National Lampoon's Big aircraft carriers, the largest Lombardi said he is still having we could learn to live by it we to understand the love of God Teen Wolf (PG) 1:50, 7:X, 9:X — European Vacatlan (PG-13) 7, 9. — cargo ships and tankers and even • Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. He will,serve in The colonel and his wife, Marilyn, live in Brooklyn. attacks of apnea, temporary halts ’he r>osp'ioiitv pf^op'e of I T T would have a mighty faith. I want Volunteers (R) 7:25,9:X. . Windsor Locks. His wife, Donna, is the daughter of They have three children. Their oldest son. 2nd LI. Trumbull Street at Civic Center Plaza through the struggle with evil and Rev. Richard W. Dupee Pee-Wee's-Bio Adventure (PG) 1:X, some passenger liners are too in breathing, but is overcoming Hanford Connecticut 06103 • 203*728-5151 to share what I believe about the fact that we have not been Pastor 7:X, 9:50. — American Ninja (R) 1:X, west Hartford •' Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fultz of 89 Weaver Road. Thomas, is on active duty at Fort Rucker, Ala. them easily. 7 :X, 9:45. — Bock to the Future (PG) 2, ■Im 1 B l—Volunteers (R) 7,9:15.— large to pass through the Panama providence in six simple overcome. North United Methodist Church •7:10, 9:40. — A Nightmare on Elm Weird Science (PG.13) 7:15,9:15. Canal. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 19B5 - 18 K - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Sept. 17, 1985 Advice About Town Bolton Girl Scouts start season BOLTON — Girl Scouts are getting ready for the Parable of God’s care is new Scouting year. Girls who want to be in the Junior Troops for fourth and fifth graders may sign up tonight from 7 to 8 at the Herrick Park Buiiding. Noreen Carpenter and Mary source of reader comfort Radion wiii be the leaders. The troop will meet Tuesdays from 6; 30 to 8 p.m. at the Herrick Park Building. Each Scout must bring a parent and $3 DEAR tattoo? I ’ve had it since I was 20, registration fee. This troop will have a November ABBY: Several and now I ’m 41. camping trip. HENRY yearsago I read The sixth-grade troop led by Martha Hansen is ELIZABETH, N.J. a lovely parable making arrangements for a meeting time and place. in your column Dear Abby Cadettes, Scouts in grades'7 through 12, will be led by that moved me DEAR HENRY: There are sev­ Ginny Marshall and will have a registration at a time so I clipped it to eral techniques available. See a to be announced. save. Recently Abigail Van Buren board-certified dermatologist and The registration for Brownies, second and third T prepare for some more needling. A I came across a graders, wili be Thursday from 7 to 8 p.m. at Bentiey poem with the bleaching solution can be injected Memorial Library. Parents should bring $3 for the fee. identical under the skin with a needle. (It’s This is a drawing of Biii Johnson’s entry in the 1957 Soap Box Derby. Johnson came in third. Four ieaders are being sought for two Brownie troops. theme. It was like teing tattooed in reverse.) Ali troops will start meeting by the last week of obviously in­ September. For more information, call Carpenter at spired by the parable you pub­ "Why then weren't you with me 646-7788. lished. I found the poem even more “ When you knew my life was DEAR ABBY: I have picked up Manchester Yesterdays beautiful than the prose and hope sad?" some very helpful safety tips from Legion resumes schedule your column, so I ’m submitting you find it worthy of publication in The American Legion, Dilworth-Cornell-Quey Post one you may want to pass along to your column. "My dearest child," God 102 has resumed its regular schedule at 20 American VIKKI GREENE, whispered, your readers. The subject is grandfather Derby contestants were born racers Legion Drive. SANTA ROSA, CALIF. "When you suffered then, I Ingo will be on Wednesdays at 7 p.m. Fish nights will clocks. This type of clock is very knew; start Friday at 6 p.m. and last until 9 p.m. serving top-heavy, so I recommend that God’s Footprints “ The single pair of footprints By Douglas Johnson Sr. chassis and pressed-board for the body. finally pickled me.” racer down Maple Street hill, crossing seafood dinners featuring clam chowder, shrimp, anyone who has one or is planning By Ken Brown “ Were those times I carried Special to the Herald Bill had to bring it to the Hobby Center A pal of Bill’s, kind of a chubby Spruce and Cottage without ciams, scallops or steamers, in season, and baked to purchase one, fasten it to the One night in deepest sleep, I you.” four times for rigid inspections. This rascal, made his racer from an old . stopping! I !! ” potatoes, french fries, steak and hamburgs. dreamed. wall so it won’t fall over. When we were boys in the South End was a requirement for each guy. Bill wooden ironing board. The board Well, boys will be boys. Years later, The Thurday setback league will start Sept 26 at 7 Our 2-year-old daughter was Upon the beach I walked. DEAR ABBY: I am newly of town, we made four-wheel jigs for painted it black and added racing sagged and the poor guy’s bottom was they both ended up in Vietnam. p.m. and run for 12 weeks. For reservations, call The Lord was by my side each married to a woman I'll call Eklith. opening the door to our grand­ Before someone was injured, I made racers. Marlow’s & Watkins supplied stripes and flames. It must have rung a dragging on the sand top. 646-7961. step It's the second time around for father clock when it fell on her and wooden crates for the chassis and bell because today he paints custom After months of preparation, Bill kindling wood out of the racer. This ' As quietly we talked. both of us. Now for the problem: cut her head open. We rushed her bodies. Wheels and axles came from stripes and murals on vans at his sign came in third in his age groups, the 11- wrote “ F lN I" to our great Soap Box When we make love, Edith to the hospital where she had to discarded baby carriages. One pushed shop. to 12-year-olds. He won a great radio adventure of 1957. Artist paints at session Then on the sky my life makes me wear an undershirt. have 12 stitches to close the wound. and one rode and vice versa. Years The '57 Soap Box Derby was held on and other prizes. The winner went on to Artist Luciana Heineman of Windsor will paint a appeared: Why? Because I have “ Gretchen" Fortunately, she is young and Douglas A. Johnson Sr. lives at 66 later, when my sor Bill told me he had the Manchester town line and Sunset Akron, Ohio for the big one. landscape in watercolors at a Manchester Art Each chapter was serene. tattooed on my chest above my recovered quickly, but I shudder to Seaman Circle. Do you have a entered the Connecticut Soap Box Ridge. Later, we had a banquet at the State Association session Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at First Two sets of footprints in the sand heart. (Gretchen was my first think now much worse it could Manchester memory you’d like to Derby, I wasn’t too amazed. Ed Bensche, Roy and Bill and I Armory for all of the contestants and Federal Savings and Loan Association on West Middle I saw in every scene. wife.) have been. share? Send yours to Adele Angle, Each contestant had a sponsor. His hauled his racer over to the hill on my parents. The whole race is a treasured Turnpike. Heineman studied at the University of Edith knew I had Gretchen on CINDY CURTIS, Focus Editor, Manchester Herald, was Burton’s store. They paid for the camp trailer. Silver Lane Pickle Co. of memory of mine. Hartford and abroad and has won many awards. And then I noticed in some parts my chest when she married me, HOQUIAM, WASH. Manchester, 06040. If yours is used, four disc wheels, axles, steering wheel Silver Lane, East Hartford, made a Months after the race, a friend of For more information on the association, contact Of discontent and strife. but it didn’t bother her. Now, it’s mine on the Manchester Fire Depart­ we’ll pay you $5. Send a photo, if one and cable. The rest was up to the huge racer shaped like a pickle. Bob Mrs. Richard Jennings. Just a single pair of footprints either cover up Gretchen or no DEAR CINDY: Thanks for the contestant — period. Steele of WTIC rode it down first for ment stopped at the house. He informed applies. Photos will be returned. In the worst times of my life. lovemaking. I am not used to tip. Parents: One expects a grand­ We used a heavy oak slab for the laughs. We heard him quip, “ They me, “ Doug and Bill are riding their Submissions will not. wearing anything to bed, but father clock to strike 12, but to "Lord, you said you'd walk by unless I want to go right to sleep I prevent it from striking one Check blood pressure me have to wear an undershirt. precious child, anchor it to the The Manchester Health Department will hold a “ In good times and in bad. Is there some way to remove a wall. blood pressure screening in the community room at Spencer Village, Pascal Lane, Wednesday front 1 to 2 p.m. / Zboray, Jonathan James, son of Peter James and A similar clinic will be held Sept. 23 from 9:30 to 11 Herald photo by Pinto See specialist about back Jenney (Smith) Zboray of 54 Ridgewood Trail, a.m. at the community room of Mayfair Gardens, Coventry, was born Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial 211-215 N. Main St. Coventryfest preview Hospital. The maternal grandparents are Mr. and D E A R DR. DEAR DR. GOTT; My 87-year- Mrs. Gilbert Bridges of Chesapeake, Va. The paternal Sarah Eddy, 5, of 137 Alice Drive, to 4 p.m. at Capt. Nathan Hale Middle GOTT: I’m a old father has lower back and leg grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John J. Zboray of Pageant set for VFW Hall young man who pains. X-rays show deterioration Clearwater, Fla. The baby has a sister, Jennifer The Manchester Little Miss-Pre-teen Pageant will Coventry, throws a sponge at Coventry School on Route 30, Coventry, rain or is active in col­ (ifrTH E KUE.’I of the lower spine. What treatment Louise, 8'A. be held Jan. 11 and 12 at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Jaycees President Steve Gaiinat as shine. The fair will feature live entertain­ lege sports. Dr. Gott would you prescribe? Hall. The deadline for preliminary information is Oct. Libby Eddy, chairman of the Coventryf­ ment, a crafts fair, contests, games, food Seven months Wakefield, Robert Jonathan, son of Jack E. and DEAR READER: Given your H&O.EUIdTT, 1 15 and for application. Nov, 1, for the contest for girls est, watches. The sponge toss will be and prizes. Profits will benefit Jaycee ago, I strained Dorothy (Brindamour) Wakefield of 6 Morse Road, between 5 ahd 8 for Little Miss, and 9 and 12 for Miss my lower back Peter Gott, M.D. father’s age, I doubt that surgery is was born Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hosptial. Wgt ; me' I Pre-Teen. part of the third annual Coventryfest, programs. lifting weights. a reasonable option. Therefore, his The maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. which will be held Saturday from 10 a.m. doctor will probably wish to Contestants will be judged on personality, poiseand Despite much Theodore Brindamour of 5 Dover Road. The paternal appearnace. The winner of the Manchester pageant work with a chi­ prescribe a brace, pain medica­ grandparents are Marilyn Wakefield of Durham and tion, physiotherapy and calcium will receive a $100 bond and a chance to participate in ropractor, my Jack Wakefield of North Haven. the state pageant for a $1,000 bond. The state winner Yankee Traveler fifth lumbar ^ supplements (to prevent further will compete in the national pageant for a $10,000 doesn’t seem to "stay in.’ I ’ve push too hard on his heart. How deterioration). Surridge, Jesse Allen, son of Allen and Pamela have serious is this surgery, and at what scholarship. tried exercises, but still (Doggart) Surridge of 121 South Road, Bolton, was Some local contestests will be sponsored by Dillon age would (will) his chest push out DEAR DR. GOTT: I was con­ stabbing pains in my hips and born Aug. 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Ford, Bob i Maria’s Pizza, C J. Grinder and Acadia Cranberry gets its due lower back. I ’ve heard of using on its own, if it’s going to? fused by your comments about the Photos by MacKondrtek maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James use of the drug Coumadin. You said Restaurant. laser therapy to fuse vertebrae. Is Indian or "good guy” swastika. On the Doggart of Vernon. The maternal great-grandmother For more information, call 647-7951. Gerard J. Gognon plus demonstrations of candle Saturday and Sunday. Tickets: $4; this worthwhile? Do you have any it was a blood thinner, but then you This token is a bit of "ancient" is Jenny Doggart of 81 West St. The paternal A L A Auto & Travel Club dipping, wool dyeing, weaving, children 12-18, $2; children under other suggestions? DEAR READER: It sounds as if said it “ causes the blood to clot at Manchester found by Chester Gary of other side is the advertising slogan, 'grandparents are Frederick A. Surridge of Chaplin. spinning, quilting and woodwork­ 12, free. Tel. (603) 332-6585. your son has an ailment called about twice the normal speed.” 122 Oak St. On one side is an American “Buy your shoes at the Hub." The paternal great-grandmother is Helen Surridge of A cranberry festival, many ing. There’ll also be hayrides, Among other events scheduled in DEAR READER: While you pectus excavatum, in which the That seems contradictory. Could Hampton. The baby has a brother, Harley Dennis Bolton seniors have potiuck fairs, big and small, and a large country music by old-time fiddlers New Hampshire during the wee­ may have done little more than breastbone and ribs lie too close to you explain? Surridge, 2. BOLTON — Bolton Senior Citizens will hold a antiques show are among New and cow milking. Foods available kend are the 9th Annual Autumn strain your back muscles lifting the spinal column. Many people potiuck Wednesday at 12:30 p.m. at Community Hall. England’s top attractions during will include Rhode Island Jonny- Leaves Square Dancing Festival weights, I am concerned that your with mild forms of this abnormal­ DEAR READER; Coumadin is a This swastika means good iuck Frallicciardi, Caitlin, daughter of Frank and Each senior should bring either a salad, casserole or the weekend of Sept, 20-22, accord­ cakes and cider. at Franconia Notch State Park, pain is still present. This raises the ity live long and healthy lives. blood thinner. For example, if the Michele (Stofega) Frallicciardi of 150 McKee St., was dessert plus a place setting. ing to the ALA Auto tc Travel Club. Franconia, on Friday and Satur­ possibility of a pinched nerve or a However, if the condition is pro­ blood normally clots in 12 seconds, Admission: 52; children under This bit of and decided to strike out for born Aug. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The Seniors also are asked to bring a donation for the The Massachusetts Cranberry day, the 20th Annual Arts & Crafts slipped disc. I think it is time for nounced, the lungs and heart may Coumadin would delay clotting 16, $1; seniors, $1. Tel. (401) '‘ancient’’ himself with the “ HUB.” maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles seniors’ table at the Lions’ Club Fair on Oct! 5, Festival and Fair will be held at Show at Amherst on Saturday and you to move from chiropractic and be im p^ed and prevented from until 24 seconds — that is, twice the 253-9062. M a nchester Chester Gary, who lives at 122 Dudas of Colonia, N.J. The paternal grandmother is South Carver, Mass,, on two Jefferson Street Day at historic to see an orthopedic specialist or expanding. I do not know whether normal speed. was found Collectors' Oak St., is a fifth-grade student at Mary Frallicciardi of Melrose, Mass. The baby has consecutive weekends, Sept. 21-22 Also on tap in Little Rhody are a Strawberry Banke, Portsmouth, neurosurgeon. Before considering your son will require corrective under a tree on St. Bridget School. If his luck P&W Club meets Wednesday radical forms of treatment, you surgery; this is a decision that you For Dr. Gott’s complete discus­ three brothers, James, 20, and John, 20, and Frankie, and Sept. 28-29. family-style Jonnycake Breakfast also on Saturday. Florence Street holds, he might find one of the EAST HARTFORD - The Pratt & Whitney Aircraft owe your back the chance to will have to make in conjunction sion of problems and treatments of Corner 3, and three sisters, Anna, 25, Stephanie, 22, and Alise, The event, held at Edaville at Chestnut Hill Baptist Church, by 10-year-old 1823-1923 Centennial medals. They Retiree’s Club will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at recover by using more conven­ with specialists. Although the the prostate gland, write for your 5. Railroad, will have an old-time Exeter, and a craft show at the IN MAINE, THE 113TH AN­ Chester Gary. came lacquered iii brown and also Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Club, 200 Clement Road. tional methods. See an M.D. operation is a major undertaking, copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health Russ MacKendrick country atmosphere with logger's Governor Sprague Mansion, Cran­ NUAL Cumberland Fair in Cum­ Please note gilded. it is almost always successful. Report on THE PROSTATE and woodmen’s contests, a cran­ ston,' both on Saturday. berland will begin a week-long run that it is the Manchester has had its share of DEAR DR. GOTT: My doctor Such a drastic approach may not GLAND. Send 75 cents plus a Van Buren, Jenna Marie, daughter of Dale K. and berry cooking competition, a 4-H on Sun., Sept. 22. American In­ metallic memorabilia. Among Grange holds reading session says that if my 6-month-old son’s self-addressed, stamped envelope Barbara Ellen (Fish) Van Buren of 102 Cider Mill Fair, a juried craft show, puppets, be necessary if, within the next dian, or “ good other pieces seen in the collection ABOUT $15 MILLION WORTH Sponsored by the Cumberland chest doesn't push out by itself, he year or two, your son’s chest grows to P.O. Box 2597, Cincinnati, OH Road, Bolton, was born Aug. 13 at Manchester Manchester Grange 31 Will meet at at 8 p.m. juddling and music. Farmers’ Club, the fair’s gates will guy” type of of the Historical Society is a token of rare antiques and collectibles will need surgery, or else it will outward in the normal manner. 45201. Be sure to mention the title. Memorial Hospital. The maternal grandmother is Wednesday at the Grange Hall. The program for the open at 8 a.m. The midway will be swastika: with the arms pointing ^ We have dated i^ loosely between about an inch square saying A highlight will include a narrow will be featured at the 48th Annual Joyce Fish of 102 Cider Mill Road. Bolton. The evening will be, “ Reading and Writing and — open noon-10 p.m. counterclockwise. The Navaho 1909 and 1915. According to the “ Forest Tavern, 1069 Main St.” gauge steam train ride through Antiques Show at the New Haven paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Martin Van Members are reminded to bring items for the auction tribe used a similar design as a available Manchester directories, Turn it over and read “ Good for Buren of Prattville, N.Y. 1,800 acres of woods, ponds and Coliseum, New Haven, Conn., table. Tickets: $3; children 12 and lucky charm on their altar floors. Frank 0. Elliott was employed by one Beer.” Then the “ Walnut cranberry bogs. Fri.-Sun., Sept. 20-22. under, $1.50; seniors, $1.50. Tel. Oatmeal scrub babies skin The hole in the piece indicates C.E. House in 1909. There is no Tavern, JV, Manchester," has on that somebody had trust in its the back simply “ Good for 10 in ‘Dead’ baby Admissions, which include a The show, said to be the largest (207) 797-5079. mention of him in the 1915 or merit and perhaps wore it with Trade.” Can’t go wrong with 10 train ride: $6 for adults: $3 for of its kind in New England, will be subsequent directories. Also during the weekend in DEAR recipes for homemade beauty high hopes. It is about the size of a whatever at the Walnut. revives In children 3-12; $5 for seniors. open Friday and Saturday, noon-10 POLLY: I’ve In the 1909 book, C.E. House had Maine, the Common Ground Coun­ treatments and cosmetics. Others half dollar. Big Coin Event: Hours: 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Tel, (617) p.m.; Sunday, noon-7 p.m. Admis­ many advertising lines: “ The Best try Fair will be held Friday- heard that oat^ who would like this issue should This “ Membership Emblem in hospital morgue 866-4526. sion: $3.50. Tel. (203) 387-7006. Ladies’ Shoe Made, The Dorothy Sunday in Windsor, the New meal is good for send $1 for each copy to P O LLY ’S the Don’t Worry Club” goes all out On Oct. 6 the Central Connecticut washing your PO IN TE R S , in care of the Dodd,” ... “ Shoes for the-Whole COSENZA, Italy (UPI) - Doc­ Other Bay State Sept. 20-22 Other weekend events scheduled Portland Fair will be held Satur­ in the seeking of good fortune. Coin Club will have a Show and face. Can you Pointers Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 1216, Family at C.E. House’s, Head-to- tors insist the baby was dead. But weekend events scheduled include in Connecticut include an Antiques day and Sunday at North New Besides the swastika, it has a Dealer Bourse at the Knights of tell me how to Cincinnati, OH 45201. Be sure to Foot Clothier.” Mario Arena is very much alive the big Eastern State Exposition at Show and Sale at Brooklyn on Portland and Franklin County four-leaf clover, a horseshoe, a Columbus hall on Main Street. do th is? — include the title. — PO LLY now after spending a night in a West Springfield and the Barring­ Saturday and Sunday, a Schooner Agricultural Fair will end its Polly Fisher wishbone and a triad of mythic It is easy to guess that Elliott They expect 20 to 25 tables plus MRS. G.B.N. hospital morgue, and his father ton Fair at Great Barrington, both Race at Mystic Seasport, Mystic, week-long run in Farmington on DEAR PO LLY: When a recipe symbols. learned the shoe business at C.E.’s some exhibits. of which end their annual runs on Saturday night. (such as for fruitcake) says to line attributes his son’s new life to on Saturday and the Dozynki — DEAR MRS. Sunday, the Old Deerfield Fall a pan with aluminum foil, I wrap heavenly intervention. Polish Harvest Festival in New G.B.N.: An oat­ Craft Fair on Saturday and Sunday the foil around the outside, then “ It is a miracle of San Francesco Britain on Saturday and Sunday. meal scrub can at Deerfield, the Charles Street IN VERMONT, SHELBURNE slip it inside the pan. This is much di Paola to whom I always turn in FARMS, Shelburne, will hold its Service Notes Fair in Boston on Sunday and soften rough skin and stimulate Another useful oatmeal recipe is easier than trying to fit the comers moments of deep sorrow.’’ said the 5th Annual Harvest Fest on Sat., circulation for an invigorating Oktoberfests on Sunday at Ipswich IN ROCHESTER. N.H., the big this yogurt-honey-oatmeal facial. to the inside of the pan. — A.F. infant’s father, farmer Vincenzo Sept. 21, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., glow. It's not only effective on your and Sterling. noth Rochester Fair will be The yogurt tightens the pores and Arena, of Malito, referring to the DEAR PO LLY: I love the way winding up an 11-day run on Sun., rain or.13) 7:15,9:15. Canal. 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Sept. 17, 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Sect. 17. 1985 - 15 Troop 25 fetes scouts at Granite State camp SPORTS

Boy Scout Troop 2S held a court (1) , Jeff Staniunas (2), Matt Tracy of honor at Its annual two-week (2) , Michael Vassallo (1), Michael summer camp at Camp Kirkham, Vigeant (1), Guy Wagner (1), NL roundup Elast Lempster, N.H., recently. Michael Wilbanks (1) and Scott The Court of Honor began with Wilson (3). the induction into the troop of Badges of rank were given as Timmy Burdick. follows: Waterfront awards were pres­ Tenderfoot; Eric Algren, Neil ented as follows; Alibrio, Mark Anderson, Andrew Gooden and Tudor Intermediate Red Cross Bartley, Bill Brown, Timmy Bur­ Swimmers: Eric Algren, Neil dick, David Burr, John Cooney, Alibrk), Mark Anderson, Andrew Chris Gregan, Brian Haley, Travis Bartley, Bill Brown, Timmy Bur­ Hibler, Jake Jalbert, David Lyder, dick, David Burr, John Cooney, Manny Matute, Jayson Medhurst, waging private war Chris Gregan, Brian Haley, Travis Joseph Motta, Colt Palicki, Eric Hibler, Jake Jalbert, David Lyder, Passmore, Kevin Plaut, James By Gerry Monigan 31 by Bill Almon's grand-slam in Manny Matute, Jayson Medhurst, Stone, Danny Swatik, Michael United Press International the fourth. Joseph Motta, Colt Palicki, Eric Vigeant and Michael Wilbanks. “ I didn't imagine this would be Passmore, Kevin Plant, Jamie First Class Scouts: Martin Balu­ Within the race for the National happening,” said Tudor, who al­ Stone, Danny Swatik, Michael kas, Jayson Cordy, Shaun Darby, League East title, John Tudor and lowed eight hits, walked four and Vigeant and Michael Wilbanks. Jason DeJoannis, Zeke Downey, Dwight Gooden are waging a struck out two in six innings. Red Cross Swimmers: Martin Todd Erickson, Reid McNally, private war for the Cy Young Balukas, Jayson Cordy, Shaun Eric Newton, David Phillips, Scott Award. Darby, Jason DeJoannis, Zeke Salonen and Scott Wilson. Just weeks ago, it appeared Astros 7, Braves 2 Downey, Todd Erickson, Mark Star Scouts: Hal Brown, Chris certain Gooden would add the At Atlanta, Jeff Heathcock, 2-1, Keating, Reid McNally, Eric New­ Chappell, Dean Coulombe, Rick award to the Rookie of the Year hurled a four-hitter for his first ton, David Phillips, Scott Salonen Eaton, Peter Evans, Robert Fiske, Herald photo by Terquinlo honor earned last season. Now major-league complete game and and Scott Wilson. David Glade, James Hansen and Tudor is very much in the picture, Jose Cruz, Jerry Mumphrey and Red Cross Basic Water Safety Greg Mlodzinski. and the division title as well as Cy Denny Walling homered to lead the and Rescue: Hal Brown, Andy Life Scouts: Jeff DeJoannis, What are friends for? Young award will hinge on their Astros. Clevenger, Matt Clou^, Todd Dana Dieterle, David Glade, Jeff performances in the stretch run. Carolyn Cosumano may want to forget her 40th birthday, Reds 7, Giants 6 UPl photo Courcy, Jon Damon, Rick Eaton, Nelson, Jeff Nodden and Tad Redwood Road. Cosumano’s friends, Terry Moore and Both recorded victories yester­ Matt Epstein, Jim Hansen, Jim Kapitke. but her friends won’t let her. They erected this surprise Ginny McCarthy, were behind the prank. At Cincinnati, Gary Redus raced day, but the Cardinals, by virtue of Stadium. Loss dropped the New Yorkers Hathaway, Bob Hogan, Bill Kenn- The camp was again under the sign on Saturday outside Cosumano’s home at 84 their double-header sweep of the home from third on Mark Davis’ Dejected Yankee fans and players share ard, Todd Kleperis, Greg Mlod- direction of Scputmaster H a r^ Pirates, gained ground in the wiid pitch with one out in the 11th to the feeling after 9-5 loss to the last-place five full games behind the Toronto Blue zinski, Jeff Staniunas and Matt Maidment. Scott Tinti again standings, moving a full game lift the Reds. Cleveland Indians Monday at the Jays in the AL East. Tracy. served as director of program, Frisco goes big time ahead of the Mets. Expos 8, Cubs 5 R e d Cross Advanced assisted by Paul Maidment, Brent Gooden cruised to 21-4 with a Swimmers: Chris Chappell, Jon Hazzard, Steven Edwards, Eric R// 'ilieii At Montreal, Scot Thompson two-hit, 11-strikeout performance snapped a 5-5 tie with a sacrifice fly Coleman, Dean Coulombe, Jeff Nelson and Chris Hubley. Business in the Mets 9-0 thrashing of the DeJoannis, Dana Dieterle, Peter DWIGHT GOODEN in the seventh and Tim Raines managers were Donald Ellis and Philadelphia Phillies at Shea Sta­ Evans, Bob Fiske, Mark Foley, Photographs highlight museum show . . . wins 21st of year added a two-run single to power the Robert Salonen Sr. dium, running his streak of shutout David Glade, Terry Henderson, Lois Beckwith served again as Expos. Tim Burke, 9-3, worked the Yanks escape gladly innings to 31, two-thirds of an Tad Kapitke, Eric Lindland, Steve By John M. Lelghty alternative techniques and An example are the early the world.” last 2 1-3 innings of relief for the camp nurse. Edward Ciarcia was A 1937 work by the French-bom inning short of the team record. too hard with my curve instead of Metheny, Mark Milewski, Jeff waterfront director, assisted by United Press International materials. photograms made by Man Ray — victory. George Frazier, 7-7, took Georges Hugnet shows the art of The 20-year-old is the first trying to go over the top.” Nelson. Jeff Nodden, Todd Pow­ Douglas Woodbury, Kendrick The museum's photographic col­ surrealistic images made on pho­ the loss. the photocollage in a piece titled, 21-game winner in the majors, and Gary Carter chipped in with an ers, David Sciaudone and Rob Beckwith and James Patrick. SAN FRANCISCO - The San lection has more than doubled tographic paper in 1922 without the "Prelim inary Initiation to the notched his seventh shutout, tying RBI single and a three-run homer. Padres 4, Dodgers 2 Salonen. Camp cooks were John Bengston, Francisco Museum of Modern Art since the arrival of Van Deren use of negatives from a cdmera. A Secrets of the Forest.” In multi- a club record. It was the 25th time Kevin Gross, 14-10, lasted 3 1-3 At San Diego, Carmelo Martinez Senior Red Cross Lifesaving: Theodore Metheny, Jeffrey has exposed itself for a shot at Coke as director in 1979. Coke contemporary experiment, titled after falling 5 back in his career he has struck out at innings, surrendering nine hits and Pete Bernier, David Larkin, Greg national fame with its 20th Century quickly established a Department “ Mankind,” was made in 1983 by media, Andy Warhol’s “ A Set of hit his 18th homer of the season Klojzy, Duane Mitchell, William least 10 in a game. six earned runs. Siebert, Mel Siebold, Mike Vas- photography collection — pictures of Photography to give formal Nancy Burson, who synthesized Six Self-Portraits” uses oil and with two on in the seventh to break Gess and Glenn Thomas. Steven "A fter the third inning I realized After a 1-8 start, Tudor improved NEW YORK (U PI) - Given the first run of the inning on successive The Yankees led 4-0 going into sallo and Guy Wagner. ranging from the early works of recognition to the emphasis he imagery using a computer to photo-sllkscreen on canvas for an a 1-1 tie and lift the Padres. The Kimball and Patrick Kennard ran I had a pretty good fastball and I to 19-8 with an 8-4 victory in the kind of luck the Yankees have had singles by George Vukovich, Brook the seventh with starter Joe Mile Swim: Neil Alibrio. Andrew Edward Weston to the avant-garde placed on photography in the create a face intended as a portrait unusual effect. blast came off reliever Ken Howell the store. The maintenance staff couldn't get the curve over, so I opener, and has supplanted Joa­ the past four days they're probably Jacoby and Jerry Willard and an Cowley having yielded just one hit. Bartley, Timmy Burdick, David images of Andy Warhol. overall museum program. of three major races proportioned and made a loser of Jerry Reuss, was headed by John Bowen, ‘-'The photographs in this exhibi­ made some adjustments,” said quin Andujar as the ace of the more than happy to flee New York. RBI groundnut by Jerry Butler. Carter hit a leadoff homer to start Burr, Todd Erickson, Chris Gre­ The museum began to collect Coke, who studied photography to reflect population statistics. 12-10. Eric Show, 10-10, went 7 2-3 assisted by Michael Shearer, Jef­ tion are variations on the norm, Gooden, who had two hits and two Cardinais staff. His string of The Yankees wrapped up a Julio Franco tripled to the right- the inning. In the eighth. Franco’s gan, Brian Haley, Jake Jalbert, and exhibit photographs in 1935 under Weston at age 17, has innings, and Rich Gossage finished frey Slater, David Maidment, A large-scale black-and-white having little in common with RBI. “ I think I was trying to throw scoreless innings was snapped at homestand with three straight field corner off Brian Fisher to two-out single and Thorton's ho­ arranged exhibitions rangingfrom for his 23rd save. David Lyder, Joey Motta, Colt Robert Patrick and Brad Free­ and now has some 7,500 prints in its photograph by Richard Avedon traditional photography,” said losses to the first-place Toronto make it 6-5. mer made It 4-3, bringing on Palicki, Eric Passmore, David archives, primarly from 1900 to such large-scale presentations as man. Edward Dupont was craft shows a slaughterhouse worker in Vandersteel. “ Their manipulation Blue Jays and a 9-5 pasting Fisher. , Phillips, Kevin Plaut, Michael present day. It puts on 15 to 25 “ Avant-Garde Photography in Andre Thorton followed with his director. Omaha, Neb., and is part of his is blatant and deliberate and their Monday by the last-place Cleve­ The Yankees went ahead 1-0 in Vigeant and Scott Wilson. shows each year using different Germany, 1919-1939," to one- second two-run homer and 17th this Junior Assistant Scoutmasters People of the American West strength lies in the ways they land Indians. the fourth off starter Jamie person shows of the work of Alfred year, a shot to left field, to make it Skill Awards were presented as were Kory Kapitke, Chris Eaton, themes and considers itself more series. Avedon's' larger-than-life broaden our perception of the Friday, New York was a game Easterly. Don Baylor singled and follows: Eric Algren (4), Neil experimental in form and style Stieglitz, Henri Cartier-Bresson Whalers open training camp 8-5. Joe Carter capped the inning — Jon Hubley, Paul Hansen, Bill figure stands out even starker limits of the photographic and a half out of first place. The took third on Andre Robertson's Alibrio (5), Mark Anderson (4), than its main competitor of photo­ and Harry Callahan. in which Cleveland sent 10 batters Sciaudone and Branch Yules. against a white background. medium." Yankees are now five games back double. Jacoby at third base Martin Balukas (3), Andrew Bar­ graphic collections. New York's Since Coke’s arrival, the collec­ to the plate — with an RBI single. During the first week of camp, and must try to regroup against the errored a grounder by Henry tley (5), William Brown (5), Museum of Modern Art. tion has become sharply focused “ Fisher is one of the best builpen the 15-year-old Senior Scouts spent In contrast to such realistic Americans represented in the Tigers in Detroit. Cotto, allowing Baylor to score. Timmy Burdick (4). David Burr “ We probably do more photogra­ on creative photography that is men in the league," Thornton said, a week on the Appalachian Trail photography is a contemporary exhibit include Robert Gumming, with goal of playoff berth The Cleveland-New York game (5), John Cooney (5), Jayson phic shows than any museum in the linked in form or concept to the “ He’s been doing the job ail year In the fifth, New York scored under the leadership of John work by Astrid Klein of Cologne, Stephen Danko, Judith Golden, was a makeup date from the Cordy (4), Shaun Darby (3), Jason country,” said Dorothy Vander- mainstreams of modern art. Thus, and Billy Martin must have had a three runs, Bobby Meacham Lindland, Stanley Milewski, Lonny Germany using large black and Robert Heineken, Leslie R. Krims, nowadays, you have to be able August players’ strike. DeJoannis (3). Zeke Downey (3), photographs can be readily inte­ By Bob Papettr reason for leaving him in, he knows walked, Rickey Henderson singled Jennings, Jeffrey Metheny and steel, associate curator of photo­ white negative images of human Robert Rauschenberg, Theodore “ (Manager Billy) Martin told Todd Erickson (3). Crish Gregan grated in exhibitions with formal­ Herald Sports Writer to do everything. I can put the what he’s doing.” and first baseman Mike Hargrove Robert Salonen Sr. The 16-year- graphy in charge of an exhibit figures floating free in a haunting Roszak, Kenneth Shorr, and John me not to let it bother m e," said (5), Brian Haley (4), Travis Hibler being shown through Oct. 6, ist, surreal or expressionist paint­ puck in the net or get physical if m isp layed Don M a ttin g ly ’ s. olds took a canoe trip on the abstraction. Wood. Brian Fisher, 4-4, the victim of a “ I ieft Fisher in because I ’m not (4) , Jake Jalbert (4), David Lyder “ Extending the Perimeters of ings, sculptures, drawings and HARTFORD — Lace ’em up, 1 had to." grounder to load the bases. Connecticut River under the lead­ six-run uprising by the Indians in going to have the fans dictate to me (5) , Manny Matute (3), Reid graphics. “ I'm especially glad to display move ’em out. ership of Alan Larkin, Eric Nelson Twentieth Century Photography.” A Pablo Picasso-Andre Villers Murzyn scored 32 goals and 60 the ninth inning. “ He said its just what I ’m to do,” Martin declared. Easterly walked Dave Winfield McNally (4), Jayson Medhurst (4), There are some weird and Klein's work, which I don’t believe The Hartford Whalers opened and Alan Panciera. She said the exhibition of 140 work from the 1962 portfolio assists for 92 points in 72 games part of baseball. I didn't have my “ If 1 take him out he gets booed and to force in a run to make it 2-0. Joseph Motta (3), Eric Newton (4), has ever been shown in the United training camp today — health­ During the second week of camp, photographs spans a 65-year pe­ wonderful things in the present “ Diurnes,” is shown, as well as an as a Calgary Wrangler last fastball, no velocity at all. I'm here I don’t want him to lose his Robertson’s sacrifice fly scored Colt Palicki (5), Eric Passmore States," said Vandersteel. “ She ier, wealthier and wiser than all Senior Scouts took part in the riod and features black-and-white, exhibit, emphasizinghow quickly untitled 1935 photomontage made year. From the Hartford blue to pitch and as long as I ’m out there confidence." Henderson and Cotto singled in (5), David Phillips (3), Kevin artists learned to experiment with captures a sense of anxiety and ever before. annual dance with Girl Scouts color and mixed-media images as by Dora Maar, one of Picasso's line, Risto Siltanen tallied 12 I'll take the ball and throw it." Jerry Reed, the fourth Cleveland Mattingly for a 4-0 lead. New York Plaut (4),ScottSalonen (3),James photographic images. uneasiness, which is her view of And with one major objective from the Newport-Claremont the basis to explore new ideas and former mistresses. times and no other defenders Cleveland trailed 5-3 entering pitcher, entered in the eighth and picked up a run in the eighth on a Stone (4), Danny Swatik (3), on everyone's minds. Playoffs. area, and had a special trip to the had more than six markers. the ninth. Thp Indians scored their raised his record to 1-5. sacrifice fly by Billy Sample. Michael Vigeant (5), Michael Boy Scout Museum at Camp For the fourth pre-season in a Wilbanks (5) and Scott Wilson (4). Carpenter, Manchester, N.H., fol­ Public Records row, the Whale checks in as Francis, the Whalers leading Merit Badges were awarded as lowed by an afternoon cruise defending doormat of the five- scorer (24-57-81) and lone All- follows: Eric Algren (1), Neil around Lake Sunapee. team Adams Division. A 30-41-9 Star, cited the squad’s depth, AL roundup Alibrio (U, Martin Balukas (4), record netted Hartford 69 points noting “ at least six or seven During the first week, the Boy Warranty deeds Andrew Bartley (1), Roderick Scouts had a special program in 1984-85,13 points away from a guys who could be 30-goal Begin (7), Pete Bernier (1), Hal leading toward the Forestry Merit Robert S. Smith and Shirley W. post-season berth behind the scorers." Brown (2), David Burr (1), Chris Smith to Gary P. LiTreiita and fourth-place Boston Bruins, Badge under the leadership of Eric FREE The play-making centerman Chappell (2), Andy Clevenger (3), Thomas, a member of the staff of Gloria A. LiTrenta, 13 Walker St., their neighbors and nemesis. Tartabull gives KC lesson Matt Clough (2), Jon Coleman (3), $80,000. “ Of course, playoffs are al­ ■ didn't name names, but ans­ the Lutz Junior Museum, and also wered “ no question" when John Cooney (I), JaS^son Cordy Herman M. Frechette, Annette ways a goal for us,” Coach Jack an assistant scoutmaster of the asked if he was including happy anywhere.” Orioles. Tippy Martinez evened his (4), Dean Coulombe (2), Todd J. Frechette and Thomas A. Benoit Evans said in a 'Greet the By Collins Yearwood troop. RON FRANCIS himself on the list. Evans added Tartabull had impressive statis­ record at 3-3. Rookie Chuck Cary Courcy (2). Jon Damon (3), Shaun to Stanislaw A. Milewski and Anita Press’ luncheon Monday. "It's United Press International They also had a ghost hike, that it wasn't “ unrealistic " to tics at Calgary of the (AAA) fell to 0-1. The Orioles lead the Darby (3), Jason DeJoannis (4T, campfires, a stunt night, wres­ M. K. Milewski, Ann Street, something that the players, But Evans, himself a former Classified Ad defensemen of respected mass, shoot for 300 goats as a team. Pacific Coast League this majors in total home runs with 194. Jeff DeJoannis (2), Dana Dieterle $137,000. myself, Emile and the city talks Danny Tartabull gave the Kan­ tling, the annual Olympiad, a summer, hitting .300 with 43 (2) , Michael Dore (3), Zeke about all the time.” promptly revealed his delight in Hartford netted 268 last year. sas City Royals a costly reminder waterfront field day and a swim­ Ellen Lennon to Richard J. Luko homers with 110 RBI. He hit .300 Downey (4i, Rick Eaton (3), Matt Jr., Cedar Street, $55,000. Evans and General Manager- adding Murzyn to the roster. Monday of the importance of a Brewers 5, Red Sox 3 ming meet. All Scouts attended "Realistically, this is the year with two homers and 7 RBI the Epstein (4), Todd Erickson (4), Oak Forest Realty Inc. to Arthur /President Emile Francis will power-hitting shortstop. church at the East Lempster “ I yelled at Emile after one of that we do have a chance at the previous September with the At Milwaukee. Cecil Cooper Pete Evans (2), Robert Fiske (2), A. Groman and Shirley Groman, Fill out coupon below (one word per space) and mail: audition 51 potential players, Tartabull, the subject of trade Community Church on the middle our games last year," grinned playoffs," the 22-year old Fran­ Mariners. collected three singles and Bob Mark Foley (2), Robert Gess (3), Unit 13-2 Oak Forest Condomi­ beginning this afternoon. Only talks between the Royals and weekend. Evans, "That this team With just a two-game iead over Ojeda, 7-10, balked in the go-ahead David Glade (2), Nathan Gohla nium, $76,592. 20 skaters and two goalies will cis said. “ We might have to look Seattle Mariners in August, belted On the final night of camp, the Clearly state name of item and phone number in ad. the idle California Angels, the run in the seventh inning to lift the (3) , Chris Gregan (1),. James be around for the October 10 shouldn't draft a guy for the at Boston — they lost a lot of a two-run, second-inning homer tn following were tapped for mem­ William H. Marceau and Bridget Royals had their nine-game home Brewers. Bob McClure. 4-1, al­ Hansen (3), Jim Hathaway (2), Price must be included. season opener against the Buf­ next 10 years who is under heart when Terry O’Reilly and send the Mariners to a 5-1 victory bership in the Nikiwigi, the troop A. Marceau to Center Street winning streak snapped. The Ma­ lowed three hits in 4 1-3 innings of Jeff Hazzard (1), Travis Hibler six-foot-three! ” Mike Milbury retired, and even Over the Western Division-leading honor society: Dean Coulombe, Associates Limited Partnership, falo Sabres in Buffalo. relief and struck out three for the (1) , Bob Hogan (2), Tad Kapitke One item only per ad. though Barry Pederson and Royals. riners beat the Royals for the sixth Jeffrey DeJoannis, Peter Evans, Clinton and School streets, “ And there's 14 players I Murzyn was in attendance; as victory. (3), Bill Kennard (3), Mark Gord Kluzak are back, they both The Royals, whose shortstops time in seven meetings this season. Tad Kipitke, Eric Lindland, Jef­ $197,000. haven't seen skate yet,” admit­ was Captain Ron Francis. Keating (4), Todd Kleperis (5), Do not use abbreviations. have been out a year." are barely hitting over .200 this Jack Perconte opened the game frey Nodden, Hal Brown, Andy Richard S. Hayward and Donna ted Evans. Among them is No. 1 David l,arkin (1), Eric Lindland When asked if he thought he year, were never able to complete for Seattle with a triple and, after a Twins 7, Rangers 6 Clevenger, Matt Clough, Rick T. Hayward to Michael S. Logiu- pick Dana Murzyn, the 18-year (2) , David Lyder (1), Reid could make the club in his first Evans also predictably the deal. walk to Phil Bradley, Danny At Minneapolis, Gary Gaetti's Eaton, Jim Hathaway, Bill Kenn­ dice and Barbara D. Logiudice, old, 6-3, 210 pound defenseman McNally (3), Jason Medhurst (1), NO Pet, Garage, Tag Sale or Commercial ads shot, the rookie rearguard was stressed the need to “ cut down “ I heard those rumors when I Jackson wild-pitched Perconte solo homer with one out in the ard, Greg Mlodzinski, Jeffrey Huckleberry Lane, $112,500. rated second overall by the NHL Steve Metheny (2), Mark Milewski ready with veteran answers. on our goals against,” as well as was in Calgary," said Tartabull. "I home and Bradley to second. bottom of the 11th inning lifted the Staniunas and Matthew Tracy. Oak Forest Realty Inc. to James accepted. Central Scouting Bureau. (2) , Greg Mlodzinski (2), Jeff Mazzarella and Ruth Mazzarella, “ That's what training camp is his basic coaching philosophy. can't comment one way or another Twins. Gaetti’s 18th homer of the all about — to go head to head He twice stated. “ Come to Nelson (2), Eric Newton (2), Jeff Five Scouts received the Ad Unit 12-6 Oak Forest Condomi­ The Whalers’ coach has but if Kansas City thinks that Orioles 14, Tigers 7 year came on a 3-0 pitch from Greg Nodden (2), Chris Noyes (4), Colt Altare Dei pward, a religious nium, $88,400. Ads must be printed on order blanks appearing in the earned a reputation for reti­ with the competition,” said play every game and let's see highly of me. I ’m flattered. Harris, 4-4, who hurled three Palicki (1), Eric Passmore (1), award for those of the Roman Lydali Woods Corp. to Douglas cence concerning his display of Murzyn, who is ticketed for the what happens." “ I ’d like to piay for Seattle At Detroit, Cal Ripken hit a pair innings of relief. Frank Eufemia, David Phillips, (5), Kevin Plaut Catholic faith, under the guidance Donkin and Donna Donkin, Unit 50 Manchester Herald. professional opinions in public. left side. “ In the game of hockey Let's see what happens because they've given me the of home runs and highlighted a 4-2, went one inning for the (1), Todd Powers (2), Leonard of Gene DeJoannis. They were: Lydali Woods Colonial Village, opportunity to play, but I can be six-homer attack that paced the triumph. Sadosky (3), Robert Salonen (2), Roderick Begin, Robert Gess, $78,325. Scott Salonen (3), David Sciaudone James Hathaway, Todd Powers Roberta L. Wasserman to John (3) , Greg Siebert (1), Mel Sieboldand Matthew Tracy. R. Crowley, Huckleberry Lane, $108,500. n Anna Parks to Russell G. Phil- To all Herald Manchester native Lori Veai receives a big treat brick and Roberta 'M. Philbrick, 1 2 3 4 Delmont Street, $120,000 (based on readers who Bodies by design and Navy Club. Bronkie spent 16 years in professional conveyance tax). Winning a half marathon race in Indianapolis this have something baseball and was with two different teams in each the Familiar figure 5 6 7 e summer was a big thrill for former Manchester High American and National Leagues. “ It was a great Familiar face to Manchester sports buffs during the Continued from page 11 Quitclaim deeds to sell for cross country and track standout Lori Veal but she While body design exercises even had a bigger emotional treat after receiving her experience and I wish I could gothroughit again,” he golden days of the football clubs and Majors, Joe improve flexibiltiy and relaxation, Robert Beaulieu to Diane D. first place prize. The 25-year-old Veal, after showing Herald Angle added. McCluskey's rise to track stardom and top-flight Exercise without a change in 9 10 I'T 12 increase strength and reduce Beaulieu, Strawberry Lane. ^99 or Less her heels to the pack in what was billed as the Indy 500, The death earlier this month of former All- sandlot baseball in the 1920s and early 30s was in our eating will not take off much stress, an aerobic exercise such as was escorted to the official starting point that the Indy American and Aii-pro tackle Bruiser Kinard in midst last week when Tom Stowe visited. Now a spry weight, she said. She cautioned walking fast should be added to a We will run your ad cars used, ushered into the Indy 500 open convertible, Earl Yost Mississippi brought to mind the Sunday afternoon at 83, with a sharp mind and a fine sense of humor, Stowe against going on a diet of less than Trustee’s deed 13 14 15 person's routine to help the heart and given a victory lap around the 2'/4-mile concrete Mt. Nebo when Herman Bronkie Day was observed recalled his days as an athlete and also during his 1.000 calories a day for three or for 6 days Free of Sports Editor Emeritus and lungs, Treff said. Alfred R. Rogers and James 0. saucer while thousands applauded. The victory was with an Old Timers game. Jerry Fay persuaded Head 10-years as sports editor Of the Herald. Now residing more weeks -because it would The six-week sessions at the Rogers, trustees of Enid 0. Rog­ Charge. the biggest in the career of the Manchester native, Coach Red Strader of the New York Yankees to come in Alexandria, Va., Stowe, an accredited World War II change the body's metabolism. YWCA cost $30 a session, plus the ers, to H. Calvin Hutchinson and who now calls Indianapolis home. Veal, from a family to Manchester to help attract a bigger crowd and Naval correspondent, retired in 1966 after 25 years in “ The body smartly thinks its $15 annual YWCA membership. Calvin J. Hutchinson, East Middle of runners, has been a regular participant in the along came star running back Spec Sanders, Kinard public relations with the American Red Cross in starving and burns fewer calaries 'Turnpike, $75,000. Fill out coupon and N Both Parcello and Treff look like Name- Thanksgiving Road Race in Manchester for a number and Roman Bentz. The latter trio umpired on the Washington, D.C. Stowe noted that in 1932 he drove to to stay alive," she said. When the Time Flies Department: Jerry Williams recently great examples of body design. either mail it or of years. Her older sister, Ruth Veal Wattley, 31. was bases, a game in which Big Ed Walsh, a one-time Los Angeles to cover Manchester’s McCIuskey in the person who has been on a crash noted his 3Sth anniversary at Hamilton Standard. Address one of the first entrants in the local Turkey Day run 40-game pitching winner with the Chicago White Sox, Olympic Games 3,000 steeplechase, the Irishman diet, eats normally or even over “ Exercise is a struggle, a Releases bring it to the Williams was a fine Twilight League basdball player when females were first allowed to compete in 1977. worked several innings. finishing third in a hotly disputed race. Stowe and 1.000 calories a day he or she will lifetime commitment," Treff said. Peter Byram and Steven A. Manchester Herald and was a well-known basketball player with local Phone. Hank McCann, who will be inducted into the gain. It takes a year for the body's The results are worth the effort, Krpata releases attachment from teams during his younger days. office. Manchester Sports Hail of Fame later this month, got metabolism to return to normal, she said. James Beaulieu. Veteran runner Amby Burfoot has been signed to One ad a month only Doublet champions together to talk about the golden years as well as a she said. Her students agree, judging by Richard B. Laschever, attorney write a history on the Manchester Road Race to be Sam under knife their reactions last week after an for Deborah Svelnys, releases lis - per „ family ^ . (No phone calls Two high school teachers who reside in Manchester, published in 1986 when the 50th birthday is celebrated. session with Bert McConkey. SHE ALSO WARNED against hour of strenuous stretches, bends pendens from Elliot Svelnys. Jim Balcome and Bob Corso, teamed to capture the Burfoot, in the running for director of the Boston Sam Maitempo. former pro boxer and the state's continuing a motion when a knee or and swings. Town of Manchester releases tax L___ - 0"»«»"»Oninterceptions. victory over Somhern Mississippi. Sooners' first game is Sept. 28 af Completing the top 10 are Penn Michigan, which defeated last By Roberto Dios United Frees International ton State, was ranked for te first United Press International “ Curtis is an example of the Danielson finished with l8-of-30 Jackson, who rushed for 290 yards Minnesota. State, Louisiana State and week's co-No. 11 Notre Dame time this season. character we have on this team,” passing for 206 yards one touch­ NEW YORK - Auburn, benefit­ in the season-opener, rambled for Southern Cal, with 466 points and Brigham Young. The Nlttany Saturday, joined the top 20 for the he add^. “ He was thrust into a down and one interception. ing from two victories while 205 yards and two touchdowns last five No. 1 selections, remained No. Lions were ninth before beating first time. Auburn, Oklahoma, Ohio State, CLEVELAND - Curtis Weath­ ers switched from leading cheers situation because of an injury, and Cleveland totaled with 293 net Oklahoma remains idle, climbed weekend. 3. Iowa (408 points) and Ohio State Temple, the Tigers lOth before Florida State and Penn State all to receiving them Monday night. he was outstanding.” yards, 134 more than the Colts past the Sooners today to assume The Tigers, the pre-season No. 1 (406) round out the top five. The defeating North Carolina and the Filling out the top 20 are appeared on 40 ballots. Two “ As a backup player. I've Gary Danielson, who tossed a managed against the Steelers a the No. 1 spot in the college football pick last year before losing their Hawkeyes jumped from seventh Cougars 13th before topping Maryland, Nebraska, West Virgi­ coaches did not vote. always felt my role is to keep 17- yard touchdown pass to rookie week earlier. ratings after voting by the UPI first two games, am ass^ 549 and the Buckeyes fell one spot. Washington. nia, Arizona and Texas. The Auburn plays next Sept. 28 at myself ready in case something F r ^ Banks at 11:04 of the second Matt Bahr's earlier field goal Board of Coaches. points and 23 first-place votes. No. 6 Florida State (400) and No. South Carolina maintained 11th Razorbacks and Longhorns are Tennessee. This Saturday, Michi­ happens,” said Cleveland's seven- quarter, said the Browns re­ turned Cleveland's 7-0 halftime Spearheaded by the running of Oklahoma, the top choice since 7 Oklahoma State (281) received place while Alabama climbed tied for 10th. gan is at South Carolina while West year veteran linebacker, who bounded from a disappointing lead into a 10-0 third-quarter early Heisman Trophy candidate the pre-season, dropped to second the remaining first-place votes. from 16th to 12th and UCLA, which Virginia is at Maryland. overtime loss to St. Louis in the Bo Jackson, the Tigers improved with 528 points and 10 top votes in Both sank one position from last tied Tennessee, fell from eighth to Notre Dame and Pitt — a loser to found himself in a starting role advantage, but Pittsburgh rallied against the Pittsburgh Steelers opener. when Malone hit John Stallworth Monday because of Clay Mat­ “ Offensively, we're getting bet­ with a six-yard scoring pass 2:54 thews' sore back. ter," he said. ” but there's still into the fourth quarter. "I play on special teams, and I room for improvement. Our de­ But three holding penalties late give the guys vocal support from fense was just fabulous, though.” in the game thwarted the Steelers the sidelines." Cleveland's defense limited in the nationally televised contest SCOREBOARD Weathers earned the cheers Pittsburgh, which churned out 445 before Weathers and Byner iced when he intercepted a pass to set net yards in beating Indianapolis the win. up Earnest'Byner's 21-yard touch­ in its opener, to 216 yards. “ We're going to have to take a win, lose & DREW Cooper, Mil 137 541 81 174 .310 Collaga football ratinga down run with 2:37 to play to seal “ We came down to earth with a hard look at the game films and Butler, Clev 134 529 95144 .310 crash,” said Pittsburgh coach learn something,” said Malone. “ A Cardlnala 8, Piratea 4 122 499 15 151 .303 the Browns' 17-7 victory over their AAolltor, Mil AFC Central rivals. Chuck Noll. “ The Browns deserve dropped pass here, a penalty there T f! Baseball Davis, Sea 134 509 74 154 .303 NEW YORK — The United Preu First gome I Wir kWN.Ife Gedmon, Bos 129 434 59 131 .300 International BoariLef Coachessecond “ I had a premonition before the a lot of credit. ... add the interceptions and you're ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH Heme Runt regular-season Top 20 college foot­ play that he (Malone) was going to “ (Pittsburgh wide receiver) dead.” obrhM ebrhM cwPiin;WifG«H®W(.pi Notional League — Murphy, Atl 34; ball ratings, with first-place votn and throw the ball at me,” said Louis Lipps only had two catches Cleveland took a 7-0 lead when Coleman It 4 1 2 0 Almon 1b 5 13 4 ouia)ette9fl«R,H®e ] Guerrero, LA 32; Schmidt, Phil 29; records In parentheses, total points Nitlonil Lugua atandlngs McGee cf 5 2 3 1 Reynids cf 5 0 2 0 Carter, NY 28; Parker, CIn 27. (based on ISMintsfor first ploce, 14for Weathers. “ I don't know where or (for 23 yards) after nine catches Danielson completed an 11-play, East Herr 2b 3312 Roy 2b 3010 ®«5),T1®r9l).WfT I I T«e45-INNl»fiW. American League — Fisk, Chi 35; second, etc.nond lost weeks'ranking; who he was throwing it to, because and three TD's against the Colts. 80-yard drive by tossing a 17-yar(l UPI photo (Meno 1b 4 1 1 0 Brown rf 4 0 10 BalbonI, KC & Evens, Det and W L Pet. OB inckie,giMHieKKNi> 1. Auburn (23)^-OK 2 What happened? He got shadowed pass to rookie Banks. IS 55 .415 — Vn Slyk rf 3 0 2 2 AAorrIsn 3b 3 1 1 0 G.Thomos, Sea 31; Bell, Murray, Balt 2. Oklahoma (lOMOO) 528 1 I was all alone out there. It was the 17 56 .408 1 Londrm rf 2 0 0 0 Bream 1b ,OHk)H55l»(r(WWI,. 2 0 0 0 29. 3. Southern Cal (5) (1-0) 444 3 first interception of my career.” by Cleveland's defensive backs." The Browns upped the lead to Cleveland's Earnest Byner shakes loose in Browns' 17-7 win over the Steeiers 77 44 .538 11 Penditn 3b 5 0 1 2 Pena c 5 0 10 Runt Batted In 4. Iowa (1-0) 408 7 Mark Malone, who passed for 445 10-0 on Matt Bahr's 18-yard field Porter c 3 0 0 0 Gonzalez If 4 0 1 0 National League — Parker, CIn 107; Browns head coach Marty ^hot- from Pittsburgh defender Sam Wa­ Monday night. 49 72 .489 II 5. Ohio State (1-0) 404 4 tenheimer said Weathers' perfor­ yards against the Colts, was held to goal at 11:42 after a drive stalled on 44 74 .445 2IV2 Lahti p 1 0 0 0 Khalifa ss 2 1 1 0 Murphy, Atl 99; Herr, StL 94; Wilson, 4. Florida State (1) 400 5 47 94 .333 40 Smith u 4 0 0 0 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Phil 90; Moreland, Chi 87. 7. Oklahoma State (1) (2-0) 281 4 mance “ isavictoryforthe role and 18- of-45 passing for 178 yards,the one Steeler 1. shington to score clinching touchdown WMt Tudor p 3 110 BleleckI p 1 0 0 0 American Leogue — Mattingly, NY 8. Penn State (38) 277 9 Nieto c 1 0 0 0 AAazzllll ph 0 1 0 0 125; Murray, Balt 1)3; Winfield, NY 102; 9. Louisiana State (18) 21710 Lot Angeles 84 59 .517 — McWllm p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 74 44 .535 r / i Ripken, Balt 101; Baines, Chi and Rice, 10. Brigham Young (2-1) 19413 Houston 73 70 .510 11 Lezean ph 1 0 0 0 Bos 99. 11. South Carolina (28) 144 1) San Diego 72 71 .503 12 Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 Stolen Boses 12. Alabama (28) 14214 Defense begins its case at drug trial Atlanta 40 S3 .420 24 Guante p 0 0 0 0 National League — Coleman, StL 94; 13. UCLA (1-0-1) 143 8 Sports In Brief San Francisco 54 87 .392 28 Kemp ph 10 0 0 Raines, Mtl 59; Sandberg, Chi 48; 14. Arkansas 0 8 ) 12215 Winn p 0 0 0 0 McGee, StL 47; Redut, CIn 44. would produce an alibi for each of Monday's Results Totals 38 8 11 7 Totals 34 4 II 4 15. Michigan 08) 105 z By Pohia Smith apply once he began his own case. would force him to revise his St. Louis 8, Pittsburgh 4,st game) American League — Henderson, NY 14. Maryland (1-1) 8818 “ Be here tomorrow at 9:30,” witness list, Renfroe said, the 14 counts still standing against St. LouIsS, Pittsburgh 1,(2nd game) SI. Lews 110 280010-8 70; Pettis, Cal 51; Butler, Clev 42; 17. Nebraska (81) 44 14 Fame tickets still on sale United Press International New York 9, Phllodelphia 0 Plttsburth 000 400 880-4 Wllson, KC40; Smith, KC35. 18. West Virginia (28) 4317 Renfroe said Monday when asked “ There’s always another way to Strong. (kime-winning RBI— Van Slyke (7). Pitching Before resting, the prosecution Houston 7, Atlanta 2 E— Almon 2, Ray, Brown, Pena, 19. Arizona (28) 12 z Tickets for the sixth annual Manchester Sports Hall of Fame PITTSBURGH - Attorney to identify his first witnesses. “ It skin a cat.” Montreal I, Chicago 5 Victories 19. Texas (80) 12 20 Renfroe also said he had “ about introduced the remainder of its Cincinnati 7, San Francisco 4, 11 Gonzalez, Bream. DP— St. Louis 1. National League — Gooden, NY 21-4; z-Unranked. induction dinner Friday night. Sept. 27, at the Army and Navy Adam Renfroe insisted he would should be very interesting...” LDB— St. Louis 0, Pittsburgh 11. 2B— Andular, StL 2IF9; Tudor, StL 19-8; Diamond made his warning 50” character witnesses to appear actual physical evidence against Innings Morrison, Khalifa, Almon, Brown. 3B— Others receiving votes; Air Force, Club are available only at Manchester State Bank. Tickets are prove his client is being made a San Diego 4, Los Angeles 2 Hawkins, SD 17-4; Scott, Hou 17-7; Clemson,Georola,GeorglaTech, Illinois, scapegoat by “ hero-criminal” after granting a prosecution mo­ on Strong's behalf and that he Strong. Tuesday's Oomes Van Slyke. HR— Almon (4). SB— Almon Rads 7, GlanteBIII) Orlolaa 14, TIgara 7 Browning, CInn 17-9; Valenzuelo, 17-10; Kansos, Michigan State, Pitt, Tennessee, $12 apiece. A crowd of 400 is expected to help honor Bruno San Francisco (LaPoint 7-13) at (9), Coleman (94), McGee (44). (Mahler, Atl 17-14. Texas Christian, Texas Tech and Bycholski, Henry McCann, Albert Vincek, Herman Bronkie and ballplayers when the defense op­ tion to dismiss two of the 16 felony Cincinnati (Soto 12-15), 12:35p.m. American League — (kildrv, NY 19-5; Washington. ens today in the cocaine trafficking charges against Strong, 39, a IP H RERBBSO SAN FRANCISCO CINCINNATI BALTIMORE DETROIT Soberhogen, KC 18-4; Burns, Chi 17-8; John Falkowski, the latter two posthumously. Also to be cited are Chicago (Eckerslev 84) at Montreal ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM ObrhM Note; Byogreement with the Amertcon case against Curtis Strong. Philadelphia caterer and baseball (Youmons 3-2), 7:35 p.m. St. Louis Alexander, Tor 148; Lelbrandt, KC and Football Coaches Associatton, teams Alex Ferguson with the Unsung Award and Bill Pagani Sr., with Tudor (W 19-8) 4 8 4 4 4 2 Woodrd 2b 4 2 2 1 Shelby Milner rf Cf 5 2 5 3 3 3 0 3 Moore, Whitakr Sea 158; 2b 5 0P.NIekro, 0 0 NY 15-10. However, Judge Gustave Dia­ groupie charged with selling co­ Philadelphia (Rawley 11-7) at New Roenick rf 5 0 2 2 Power p 0 0 0 0 Rayford c 4 2 2 0 Trmmll ss 5 0 0 0 on NCAA or conference probation Farr’s, Car Wash Lahti 2 1-3 3 0 0 2 3 the Friend of Sport Award. York (Lynch 10-7), 7:35 p.m. Dayley 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 CDavIs cf 0 0 0 0 Ripken Reynids ss 4 ph 3 04 3 Gibson 0 0rf 0 3 110 Stflkeoutt are Ineligible tor the Top 18 and mond warned Renfroe Monday caine to ballplayers in Pittsburgh St. Louis (Andular 20^) at Pittsburgh Glodden cf 5 0 1 0 Stuper p 0 0 0 0 Murray 1b 4 1 1 2 Parrish c 4 0 10 National League — (ktoden, NY 247; notlonM championship eonsiderallen that the broad rules that enabled between June 1980 and mid-May (Kipper 00), 7:35 p.m. Worrell (S 2) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Soto, CIn 200; Ryan, Hou 191; bv the UPI Boardof Coaches. Theteoms Pntsburoh Driessn 1b 5 0 1 1 Rose 1b 10 0 0 Lynn cf 5 2 3 2 Melvin c 0 0 0 0 him to elicit headline-grabbing 1984. Houston (Kerfeld2-2) at Atlanta(Smlth l3eLen(L 2-18) 1 2-3 5 5 2 3 0 MDovIs p 1 0 1 0 EDovIS If 2 0 10 Young If 4 111 Evans 1b 3 0 10 Valenzuela, LA 189; Fernandez, NY 152. currently on probation ore Florida and Leukemia Society plans charity event 7-9), 7:40 p.m. BleleckI 21-3 3 2 2 1 0 Brown 3b 4 111 Parker rf 4 0 3 4 Sheets Ml 1 0 0 0 Lemon ct 3 2 10 American Leogue — Blvleven, Minn Southern Methodist. testimony regarding amphetam­ Diamond then denied a defense winners in softbaii Los Angeles (Hershlser 15-3) at San McWilliams 2 1 0 0 1 2 Deer It 2 12 0 Esoskv If 4 0 0 0 Roenick ph 1 0 0 0 Grubb dh 2 1 1 3 179; Morris, Det 177; Bannister, Chi 172; Diego (Howkins 174), 10:05p.m. Hurst, Bos 140; Burns, Chi 157. VERNON — The Northern Connecticut Chapter of the ine use and distribution by such motion for general acquittal but Clements 12-321101 Minton p 0 0 0 0 Dwyer Bell dh 3b 2 0 210 Sanchz 0 ph0 01110 players as Willie Stargell and Bill Farr’s and Gentle Touch Car and a single to pace Farr’s. Glenn Wednesday’s (3ames Guante 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Green 1b 0 0 0 0 Gross Redus 3b It 0 0 12 0 0 0 0 Bergmn ph 1 0 Saves0 0 Leukemia Society of America, Inc., has planned a charity granted defense attorney Adam Cincinnati at Atlanta, night Winn 1 0 0 0 0 1 Trevino c 2 0 0 0 Conepen ss 4 1 2 0 Dempsey c 5 2 3 2 SImmns If 4 2 3 4 National League — Reardon, Mtl 35; Madlock of the Pittsburgh Pirates Renfroe’s request to postpone the Wash posted victories Monday at Chetelat chipped in with a double Pittsburgh at Montreal, night Smith, Chi 28; Smith, Hou 24; Sutter, Atl Transactions min-golf tournament at Connecticut Golf Land in Vernon on Chicago at New York, night Tudor pitched to 1 hotter In 7th. Nokes c 3 0 11 DIoz c 3 110 Dauer 2b 2 10 1 Castillo 3b 4 0 0 0 during cross-examination of the opening of his case until 9:30 a.m. Fitzgerald Field to advance in the and triple, while Bemie Gudeahn WP— Clements. T— 3:19. Brenlv c 2 0 0 0 (}ester 2b 2 0 0 1 O'Molly ph 1 0 0 0 . and (ktssage, SD 23. Saturday, Oct. 4, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. added two hits. For Cherrone’s, St. Louis at Philadelphia, night Adams ss 4 1 1 0 Sakoto Tibbs 2b p 1 0 31 0 0 0 0 Americon League — Quisenberry, KC Proceeds of the event will benefit the society's programs or prosecution’s witnesses would not today. sixth annual Manchester Rec Houston at Los Angeles, night (k)tt p 10 10 Franco TeMs p 0 47 14 19 0 140 0 TelMs IS 7 9 7 34; Hernandez, Det 28; James, Chi and Baseball The federal government rested Department Fall Slo-Pitch Pete Denz rapped three hits, Son Francisco at San Diego, night Williams p 0 0 0 0 Krnchc 3b 1 0 0 1 Bolttmere 811885091— 14 Moore, Calif 27; Howell, Oak and New York (NL) — Recalled outfielder research, patient aid and education both public and professional. including a three-run homer, while Rlghettl, NY 25. John Christensen from Tidewater of the its case against Strong shortly Tournament. (CardInalaS, Piratea 1 ellmnph 1 0 0 0 Rowden3b 0 0 0 0 Delrelt 001181008— 7 A $3 donation is asked. Farr’s knocked off Cherrone’s Jack Maloney, Jeff Holt and Mike Afflsricin League etandinge Moore p 0 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI— Dempsey (4). International League. For further information, contact the Leukemia Society in before the lunch recess Monday Eoit Yongbld If 2 1 1 0 E— Simmons, Trammell. DP— Detroit Basketball aRer producing a total of 18 Package Store, 7-5, while Gentle Crockett contributed a pair of Second game Totals 45 4 14 4 TotMs 34 7 10 4 1. LOB— Baltimore 12, Detroit 4. LA Lakers — Signed draft choices, Hartford, 524-5953. safeties apiece. W L Pet. OB ST. LOUIS PITTSBURGH guard Dexter Shouse and forward Tony Howe witnesses, seven of them current Touch bumped Stevenson’s Tex­ Toronto 91 52 .636 — ObrhM ObrhM Ono out whon whining run scorod. 2B— Shelby, Gibson, Raytord, Football Ntw York 86 57 .601 5 Son Frandsco 83880011080— 4 Dempsey, Parrish, Ripken. HR— Neal. or former ballplayers who named aco, 12-3. Coleman If 5 1 1 0 Almon 1b 3 0 0 0 Cincinnati 110100100 01— 7 Simons 2 (9), Grubb (3), Dempsey New Jersey — Named Paul Silos In tonight’s games, Manchester A six-run sixth inning powered Baltimore 76 66 .535 UVa McGee cf 4 2 11 Thmpsn ph 0 0 0 0 assistant coach. Fleming an upset victim the defendant as their former Detroit 73 70 .510 18 Herr 2b 4 0 10 Lezean ph 0 0 0 0 Gome-winning RBI — None. (11), Shelby (4), Ripken 2 (24), Murray Property Maintenance plays Wa­ Gentle Touch. Offensive heroes Boston 71 73 .493 20Va E— Nokes. DP— San Francisco 1, (29), Lynn (20). SB— Gross (1). Portland — Signed Clyde Drexler to a cocaine supplier while testifying Vn Slyk rf 3 0 0 0 Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 1. LOB— San Francisco 14, NFL atandinga two-vear contract extension. LOS ANGELES — Peter Fleming was almost as hard on suffers under grants of immunity from shington Social Club at 6 p.m., and included Jim Doherty, who Mllwoukee 63 79 .444 27>/a Harper ph 0 0 0 0 Robinson p 0 0 0 0 College smashed a two-run homer and two Cleveland 53 93 .363 39Va Ford ph 0 0 0 0 Reynids ct 4 0 1 0 Cincinnati 12. 2B— Deer, Roenicke, IP H RERBBSO himself as UCLA sophomore Brad Pearce after losing to the prosecution. Sullivan Landscaping faces La- West Concepcion 2, Milner 2, Parker. BMtlmore Penn — Retained assistant basketball singles. Brian D'Alessandro, Rick Londrm rf 0 0 0 0 Ray 2b 4 0 2 0 HR— Brown (14). SB— E. Davis 2 02), D. Martinez 3 2-3 5 4 4 2 0 American Conference coach Scott Beeten. 19-year-old fr2, 6-4, Monday in the opening round of a $315,000 U.S. Attorney J. Alan Johnson throp Insurance at 7:30 p.m. Kansas City 82 61 .573 — Penditn 3b 4 0 3 1 Brown rf 4 0 0 0 East San Jose State— Named Greg Graham The tournament becomes a Krajewski and John Handfield also California 80 63 .559 2 Porter c 4 0 2 0 Morrisn 3b 4 0 0 0 Redus 2 (44). S— Brown, DIoz, Reynolds. T. Martinez (W3G) 2 3 3 3 0 0 w L T Pet. PF PA tennis tournament. said he moved to withdraw the two Chicooo 73 69 .514 8Va SF—Oester. Aase (S 12) 31-310012 assistant basketball coach. relapse double elimination affair begin­ had three hits each for the victors. Jorgnsn 1b 3 0 0 0 Gonzalez If 4 1 1 0 IP H RERBBSO Detroit Miami 1 1 0 .500 53 39 Football Fleming termed his play as “ a pitiful display of aggressive charges because they were not Oakland 70 74 .486 12Va Smith ss 3 0 0 0 Khalifa ss 1 0 0 0 NY Jets 1 1 0 .500 42 34 Atlanta — Signed rookie defensive specifically covered by prosecu­ ning Thursday. Butch Kinney added two hits. For Seattle 67 76 M 15 Son Francisco Terrell 2 2-3 4 3 2 4 0 tennis. It's like I played mixed- singles out there. I played like an Horton p 2 0 10 Ortiz c 2 0 0 0 Gott 1 4 3 3 1 0 Cary (L 0-1) 2 2-3 2 2 2 0 0 New England 1 1 0 .500 33 40 backs Wendell Cason and Reggie Joe Chetelat cranked three hits, Stevenson’s, Bill Donovan, Pete Minnesota 66 79 .455 17 Braun ph 1 0 0 0 Mazzllll 1b 1 0 0 0 Buffalo 0 2 0 .000 12 56 Pleasant. old lady. He was more aggressive than I was.” MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - Relief tion testimony. Texos 52 91 .364 30 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Rhoden p 2 0 11 Williams 3 4 2 2 2 4 O'Neal 1-3 2 3 3 1 0 Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 16 75 Renfroe hinted last week his including a solo home run, while Heard and John Purcell stroked Mondoy's Results Moore 2 ) 0 0 2 3 Scherrer 2-3 ) 0 0 0 1 Denver — Released tight end Kell pitcher Steve Howe will be exam­ Perry p 10)0 Kemp ph 1000 Control McGregor. initial witnesses might include Shawn Spears added a solo shot two hits apiece. Cleveland 9, New York 5 Pena c 0 0 0 0 Minton 11113 0 Lopez 2-3 4 3 3 1 2 ined by a physcian today before Baltimore 14, Detroit 7 M. Dvs (L5-10) 31-301123 Stoddard 243203 Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .500 52 20 Green Bov — Waived running back Pittsburgh Pirates Manager Totals 34 3 10 2 TotMs 10 I 5 I Cleveland 1 1 0 .500 41 34 Buford Jordan and guard Mike Obrovac; Blazers extend Drexler’s pact any action is taken following his Seattle 5, Kansas CItv 1 St. Louis 000 001010—CIneinnatl 3 Lopez pitched to 3 batters In 8th. Houston 1 ) 0 .500 39 39 Chuck Tanner, St. Louis Cardinals Milwaukee 5, Boston 3 Tibbs 4 10 5 5 1 3 T— 3:19. A— 17,459. activated defensive back Mossy Code; admission of cocaine use during an Pittsburgh 000 010000—Franco 1 1 10020 CIncInnotl 0 2 0 .000 51 69 placed defensive back Ronnie Burgess on PORTLAND, Ore. — The Portland Trail Blazers have agreed pitcher Joaquin Andujar and Minnesota 7, Texas 6,11 Innings Gome-wInnIng RBI — Mc(3ee (17). WMt unexplained absence over the Tuesday’s Gomes Power 3 2 1 1 3 1 Inlured reserve. to a two-year contract extension for guard Clyde Drexler. DP— St. Louis 1, Pittsburgh 3. LOB— St. Kansas City 2 0 0 1.000 83 47 Kansas CItv — Signed running back weekend. former Pirate captains Willie Coventry girls soccer New York (Guidry 19-5) at Detroit Louis 8, Pittsburgh 7. 2B— Coleman. Stuper (W 7-5) 1 1 0 0 1 0 Drexler already has completed two years of what originally (Retry 14-11), 7:35 p.m. Gott pitched to 2 batters In 2nd; Tibbs MarlnaraS,Royala1 Seattle 2 0 0 1.000 77 59 E.J. Jones. . The Minnesota Twins released a Stargell and Bill Madlock. SB— Mc(>ee (47). S— Khalifa. pitched to 3 batters In 7th; Minton LA Raiders 1 1 0 .500 51 St. Louis — Placed left cornerback was a three-year contract with a one-year option with the team. It Last week former Pirate team­ Ooklond (Blrtsos 10-5) at Cleveland Denver 1 1 0 .500 50 S' statement during Monday night's (Wardle 7-7), 7:35 p.m. pitched to 1 batter In 8th. Lionel WashlngtonOnlnlured reserve. is believed the contract announced Monday calls for Drexler to mates Dave Parker and Dale IP H RERBBSO HBP— bv Williams (Rose). WP— SEATTLE KANSAS CITY San Diego 1 1 0 .500 549 56 Tampa Bov — Signed running back game against Texas, stating, too potent for Bolton Milwaukee (Burris 9-12) ot Balti­ St. Louis ObrhM ObrhM National Conference more (Dixon 7-3), 7:35 p.m. Williams, M. Davis. Balk— Gott. T— 3:32. Ron Springs; released running back be paid $175,000 to $200,000 per year. “ Steve volunteered that he had a Berra testified that Stargell and Horton 4 5 1112 Peropnt 2b 3 1 1 0 Moreno cf 4 0 1 0 Cost Melvin Carver. Campbell 2-3 0 0 0 2 1 A— 13X145. Reynids 2b 0 0 0 0 Smith If 4 0 2 0 temporary recurrence of his past Madlock dispensed “ greenies” in Toronto (Davis 2-1) ot Boston (Nipper w L T Pet. PF PA Hockey chipped in with assists. Perry (W 1-0) 21-3 0 0 0 1 1 Bradley If 3 10 0 Brett 3b 3 1 )0 St. Louis 2 0 0 1.000 66 51 Washington — Signed center Bobby problem.” the Pittsburgh clubhouse. Stargell COVENTRY - A six-goal first 8-11), 7:35 p.m. Pmsburgh Davis 1b 2 110 McRae dh 2 0 11 Dallas 1 1 0 .500 65 40 and Madlock immediately denied half explosion powered Coventry Coventry held a 36-3 advantage Seattle )Young 11-15) at Kansas City Rhoden 741134 GThms dh 4 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 Carpenter to a multi-year contract. Giants to name Rosen, Craig President Howard Fox said (Farr 2-0), 8:35 p.m. Amarican Laagua raaulta NY Giants 1 1 0 .500 41 23 SOCC#T Howe, 27, would be examined the allegations, and Renfroe indi­ High to an 8-0 shutout over visiting in shots, but Bulldog goalie Jen­ Clements (L 0-2) 1-3 2 2 2 0 0 Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 Mofley rf 4 0 0 0 Washington 1 1 0 .500 30 57 Minnesota — Signed defenseman Texos (Schmidt 5-4) at Minnesota Robinson 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 2 Moses cf 0 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 4 0 0 0 Philadelphia 0 2 0 .000 6 38 SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Giants are sitting on today by Dr. George Mann, direc­ cated he would call both of them as Bolton High in girls soccer action nifer Fiano came up with 26 saves. (Viola 14-14), 8:35 p.m. HBP— by . WP— Rhoden, Perry. Indiana 9. Yankaaa S Hendrsn cf 4 1 2 1 Quirk c 3 0 0 0 Kazbek TambI to a multi-year contract. two big announcements, and may have a third three months from California (Romonlck 13-8) ot Chlcogo Central tor of the team's Employee Assist­ witnesses in hopes of impeaching Monday. Patriot netminder Anna Werfel T— 2:51.A-^,401. Tartabll u 4 1 2 2 Conepen ss 2 0 0 0 Chicago 2 0 0 1.000 56 35 made three saves. (Bums 17-8), 8:30 p.m. Ramos 3b 4 0 2 0 Orta ph 10 0 0 Detroit 2 0 0 1.000 54 48 now. ance Program. Parker’s and Berra's testimony Monica Hodina turned a hat trick Wednesday’s Oomes CLEVELAND NEW YORK Valle c 4 0 0 0 Blancin ss 0 0 0 0 The first is A1 Rosen is their new president and general for the Patriots, now 2-1. Linemate Texas ot Minnesota, afternoon ObrhM ObrhM Minnesota 2 0 0 1.000 59 37 Howe disappeared Friday, skip­ against Strong. “ This was a good team game,” ExpoaB,Cuba5 Butler cf 4 0 0 1 Hendrsn cf 4 1 1 0 TeMs m il TeMs nisi Green Bay 1 1 0 .500 43 46 Scholastic manager. The second is Roger Craig is their new manager. And Leslie Danehy added a pair of New York at Detroit, night Seattle 2n8S88S8-S ping the Twins’ weekend series Diamond said that he would not said Patriot coach Paul Lom­ Ooklond at Cleveland, night Bernzrd 2b 3 0 1 0 Sample If 0 0 0 1 Tampa Bay 0 2 0 .000 44 69 the third, which would be the biggest of all, is that they may be tallies and one assist. Kansas City 188888808— 1 west against Cleveland. He told team permit the defense to confuse the bardo. “ Everyone hustled well, Milwaukee ot Baltimore, night CHICAGO MONTREAL Franco ss 4 2 2 2 Mttngly 1b 4 1 3 0 (kinie-winning RBI — None. Pam Standfast, on an assist from Toronto at Boston, night Thomtn dh 5 2 2 4 Winfield rf 4 0 1 1 LA Rams 2 0 0 1.000 37 22 playing in Denver next season. officials Sunday he was in the jury by introducing “ collateral considering that many of the girls ObrhM ObrhM Hargrv 1b 3 0 10 Boylor dh 5 1 1 0 E— Smith. DP— Seattle), Kansas City 4. San Francisco 1 1 0 .500 56 44 matters” unrelated to the case Andrea Rhoades, counted what Se^ie at Kansas (Ilty, night Dernier cf 5 1 1 0 Raines If 3 0 2 2 LOB— Seattle!, Kansas CItv 4.2B— Brett, Atlanta 0 2 0 .000 43 63 EC JV football Rosen, fired as president and general manager of the Houston Detroit area to visit his wife’s played in positions that they were California at Chicago, night Motthws If 4 1 0 0 Low 2b 4 1)1 Nixon If 0 10 0 Robrtsn 3b 2 0 1 1 against Strong solely to impeach proved to be the game-winner Carter If 5 12 2 Pagllarl 3b 2 0 0 0 Henderson, Romos, Dovis. 3B— New Orleans 0 2 0 .000 50 81 A totol team effort paced the East Astros last week, and Craig, who quit as Detroit's pitching coach grandfather, who had suffered a not used to." Sandbrg 2b 3 2 1 1 Francn 1b 4 1 1 0 Perconte. HR— Tartabull (1). prosecution witnesses. when the match was just two Moreind rf 5 0 3 3 Brooks ss 4 2 2 0 Vukovch rf 5 1 1 0 Catto If 4 0 12 Monday's Result Catholic junior varsity football team after the Tigers won the 1984 World Series, will be named to new stroke. National Laagua raaulta Bando c 0 0 0 0 Griffey ph 0 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO as It blew out South Windsor, 478, But family members said Howe “ That (amphetamines) is collat­ minutes old. Coventry travels to Portland Durhm 1b 3 0 1 0 Frobel rf 4 0 0 1 Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 0 Wvnegar c 3 0 1 0 Seollte Cleveland 17, Pittsburgh 7 posts Wednesday in a news conference in San Francisco. Cev 3b 4 110 Wollach 3b 3 2 1 2 Moore (W 158) 9 5 1 1 3 5 Monday at South Windsor. The Eogle eral,” Diamond said. “ Unless you Stacey Robertson added a goal High Thursday for a 3; 15 p.m. tilt. Willard c 4 0 10 Smith pr 0)00 Thursday, Sept. 19 defense did not allow a single first never showed up. Davis c 4 0 10 Wnnngh cf 2 1 0 0 FIschlln 1b 0 1 0 0 Espino c 0 0 0 0 Kansas CItv Howe has been tested for possi­ can convince me to the contrary, and an assist, Lisa Talaga notched Bolton, now 0-3, seeks its first win Mates. PhllllaaO Dunston ss 1 0 0 1 Butera c 2 110 Jcksn (L 13-10) 2 2-3 4 5 4 4 1 (All Times EOT) down In posting the shutout. Junior Hossey ph 1 0 1 0 Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. quarterback Tony Allbrio engineered ble cocaine use once a week since the evidence will not be admitted. ’ ’ the final marker and Nektaria Thursday, hosting Cromwell High PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK Bosley ph 1 0 0 0 Thmpsn ph 0 0 0 1 Hudler 2b 3 0 0 0 Beckwith 4 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 Mets recall Christensen gbrhM gbrhM Owen u 0 0 0 0 O'Berrv c 0 0 0 0 Hulsman 2 3 0 0 0 1 Sunday, Sept, n the winning otfense. joining the Twins in August. Asked if Diamond's warning Gitsis and Corine Cagianello at 3:30 p.m. Stone It 4 0 10 MWIIui ct 4 1 3 2 Pasaua ph 1 OtO 0 Cleveland at Dallas, 1 p.m. Abrego p 2 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 2 0 0 0 Mechm ss 2 1 0 0 WP— Jackson, Moore. PB—Quirk. Samuel 2b 3 0 0 0 Dykstra ct 1 0 0 0 Botelho p 0 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 T— 2:33. A— 21844. Denver at Atlanta, 1 p.m. NEW YORK — The New York Mets Monday recalled outfielder Aguayo 2b 1 0 0 0 Backmn 2b 5 1 1 0 Hatchr ph 1 0 0 0 1 TotMs 17 9 II 9 TotMs IS S 18 S Detroit at Indlonopalls, 1 p.m. John Christensen from Tidewater of the International League. Hayes ct 4 0 0 0 Hrnndz )b 2)00 Frazier p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 880 888114— 9 Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Bowling Schmidt 1b 2 0 1 0 Poclork 1b 1 0 1 0 AAerldIth p 0 0 0 0 New York 880110810— S PhllcKlelphla at Washington, 1 p.m. Christensen was with the Mets for Monday night's game Knlcely )b 2 0 0 0 Carter c 4 12 4 Hebner ph 1 0 0 0 Game-winning RBI — Franco (9). Twlna7,Rangara6(11| New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. against the Phillies. He is the eighth member of the Tides to be GWIIson rt 3 0 0 0 Reynolds c 0 0 0 0 Sorensen p 0 0 0 0 E— Wynegor, Jacoby, Hargrove, Car­ St. Louis at NY Giants, 1 p.m. Boys on giris team causes commotion Doulton c 2 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 1 1 0 Totals 34 S 8 5 Totals 28 8 8 7 ter. DP— Cleveland 1. LOB— Cleveland!, San Diego at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. recalled since September 1. Foley ss 3 0 0 0 Beane rf 10 0 0 Chicago 110010100— 5 New York 12. 2B— Mattingly 2, Robert- TEXAS MINNESOTA Tampa Bay at New Orleans, 1 p.m. Cunllffe Auto Schu 3b 2 0 0 0 Foster It 3 111 Monlrool 000 410 lOx— 8 san, Hargrove. 3B— Franco. HR— Carter ObrhM ObrhM Kansas City at MIomI, 4 p.m. NORTHAMPTON, Mass. (UPI) team,” Ferguson said. “ I think KGross p 1 0 0 0 Chrstnsn If 0 0 0 0 (12), Thornton 2 (17). SB— Butler (42), Tolleson ss 5 0 0 0 Puckett cf 5 1 3 2 NY Jets vs. Green Bay at Milwaukee, 4 Pat Irish 153-173-459, Jim SokolowskI Game-winning RBI — Thompson Nixon (19). S— Hudler, Meachom. SF— Wllkrsn 2b 4 2 2 1 AAeler If 3 2 2 0 Capitals Ink Bobby Carpenter — Five boys at Northampton High they look great. I'm from Scottish Chlldrss p 0 0 0 0 Johnson 3b 4 1 1 0 ( 3 ). p.m. 174-457, Rick Johnson 152-151-434, Tom Russell 1 0 0 0 Sontana ss 4 1 2 0 E— Matthews, Dunston, Frobel. LOB— Robertson, Sample. O'Brien 1b 4 1 2 2 Stenhous If 1 0 0 0 San Francisco at LA Raiders, 4 p.m. O'Connor 429, Jim Evans 172-417, Adam School have donned tartan skirts descent and I love the kilts.” Toliver p 0 0 0 0 Gooden p 4 12 2 Parrish dh 4 1 2 2 Hrbek 1b 4 110 Monday, Sopt. n Tycz 157-407, Eric Balln 173-401, Ken WASHINGTON — Bobby Carpenter, the Washington Capitals' Chicooo 8, Montreal 9. 2B— Raines, IP H R ER BB so and helped bring the girls field Under rules setdown by the state Rucker p 0 0 0 0 Davis, Brooks, Sandberg, Moreland. Ward If .4 0 3 0 Bmnsky rf 4 0 2 1 LA Rams at Seattle, 9 p.m. Arev 400, Jim Martin 400, Kirk Balln high-scoring center, ended his three-month holdout Monday and Interscholastic Athletic Associa­ Corcorn ph 1 0 0 0 HR— Wollach (18), Low (9). SB— Raines Otvtland Walker rf 2 1 1 1 Fndrbr dh 4 0 2 2 152-397, Mike Bralnard 397, Ed Kaskey hockey team an undefeated season Stewart p 0 0 0 0 (59), Wlnnlnohom (20), Sandberg 2 (48). Easterly 4 2-3 7 4 1 2 4 Valentin rf 3 0 0 0 Laudner c 3 0 0 0 151-394, (Seorge Kelley 394, Larry signed a multi-year contract with the NHL club. thus far, much to the chagrin of tion, boys may play all-girl sports, TeMs 29 0 2 0 Totols 14 9 14 9 S— Law, Gullickson, Frobel. SF— Ruble 12-3 2 0 0 0 1 Wright ct 4 0 0 0 Salas c 2 0 0 0 Novella 393, Kevin Kelley 153390, John Carpenter, who has scared more goals than any other rival schools. and vice versa, if there is not a PBHOdelpMo 888 880 080-0 Dunston,Thompson. Von Oblen 1 1-3 0 1 0 2 0 Buchele 3b 5 0 0 0 (kietti 3b 5 2 3 1 Browna 17, Stealara 7 Eusko 140-405, Anton Mayer 151-390, New York I8I11888R— 9 Reed (W 1-5) 1 1-3 1 0 0 1 3 Petralll c 1110 Teufel 2b 3 0 0 0 Joe Tollsano 151-390. U.S.-born player in league history, had been holding out since “ We’re not the most popular sport offered for their respective Game-winning RBI — Carter (13). New Y4fk Slaught c 3 0 0 0 Lmbrdz 2b 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 8 0 8 7— 7 Standings: CorrentI Insurance 31, June 30 and was eligible for free agency. team in the area,” Mary Ferguson, gender. IP H R ER SB so Cowley 7 23 4 3 3 5 4 E— G. Wilson. DP— Phllodelphia 1. CMcoge Smally ph 1 1 1 0 Cleveland 8 7 1 7— 17 Ann Marie's Restaurant 31, Oubaldo The Peabody, Mass., native had 53 goals and 42 assists last the Blue Devils coach, said Mon­ Boys have played on field hockey LOB— Philadelphia 4, New York 5. Abrego 4 5 4 3 2 3 FIther (L 44) 11-3 7 6 6 1 0 Wshngt 2b 0 0 0 0 Rrst Electric 31, Bremser's 31, Van Tas­ 2B— Schmidt, Johnson, Strawberry, Botelho 1 1 1 1 1 0 T-3:24. A— ISeSaO. Gagne u 2 0 0 0 None sel's 4W-1V^, East Hartfard Nursery season, both career highs. Carpenter has averaged nearly 75 day. “ Some think the boys are teams before in the Pioneer Valley Gooden. 3B— M. Wilson. HR— Carter Frazier (L 7-7) 1 2*3 1 3 3 6 1 TeMs 4S 4 II 4 TelMs 17 7 14 4 Second 4-2, Novella's 42, Cunllffe Aufo Body ' points a season during his four-year NHL career. going to play rough or are going to Conference, and last year South- (28). SB— M. Wilson (21), Backman (28). Merldith 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Brawara5,Rad8ox3 One eut when winning run scored Clo— Banks l ! pass from Danielson 3-3, Marks Brothers 33, Purdy Coro hit the ball harder than the girls wick won the league championship Sorensen 1 0 0 0 0 1 Texas ns 18888198— 4 (Bohr kick), 11:04 rotlon 2-4, Village Stylist 2-4, R A G IP H RERBBSO Montreal. Mkinesela 118 818882 81—7 Third Auto 2-4, Heritage Balt Catering )W- and it's just not true.” with a boy on its squad. The Blue (iulllckson 6 2-3 a 5 5 BOSTON MILWAUKEE (kime-winning RBI — Gaeltl (4). Cle— FGBohr 11,11:42 4’/S, Courtney's 1-5, Shepard 1-5, Paga- The boys opted to play the Devils have received the most 3 3 E— Gagne, Smithson, Wllkerson. Marshall, Kittle cited by leagues K. (>rss (L14-10 3 1-3 9 4 4 1 4 Burke (W 93) 21-3 0 0 0 2 2 _ ObrhM ObrhM Fourth nl's 0-4. traditionally all-girl sport this attention to date, however, due to Childress 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 WP— Frazier. T— 3:07. A— 10 J99. Evans rf 5 13 0 Felder cf 5 0 10 DP— Texas 3. LOB— Texas 10, Minne­ Pitt— Stallworth 4 pass from Malone Vllloge Stylist Toliver 1 4 3 3 0 1 Boggs 3b 4 12 0 Molltor 3b 5 0 1 0 sota 5. 2B— (Meier, Funderburk Z (Anderson kick), 2:54 487. High team triple — CorrentI NEW YORK — Outfielders Mike Marshall of the Los Angeles year, and went so far as to wear the the number of boys on their team. Rucker 210010 Bucknr )b 5 0 2 2 Cooper 1b 5 13 0 Ward Z Mfllkerson. 3B— Wllkerson. Cle— Byner 21 run (Bohr kick) 12:23 Insurance 1314. High Ind. single — Rick Dodgers and Ron Kittle of the Chicago White Sox Monday were Holyoke High School Athletic HR— O'Brien (17), Wolker (5), Parrish traditional, blue tartan skirts to Stewart 1 0 0 0 0 0 Armas dh 3 0 0 0 SImmns dh 4 1 2 0 A— 79X)42 Johnson 192. High Ind. triple — Larry named Players of the Week by their respective leagues. Director Barbara Martino said she Nmnn Yock Gedmon c 4 0 0 0 Ready If 4 111 (15), Goettl (18): SB— Brunonsky 2 (5), Novella 449, High average — Rick show their team spirit. Gooden (W 21-4) 9 2 0 0 2 11 Easier It 4 0 ) 0 Riles ss 3110 Hrbek (1). S— Gagne. SF— Funderburk. pnt Cle Johnson 145.3. The National League also noted Pete Rose's record-breaking The Blue Devils have compiled a doesn’t think it's fair to let the boys T— 2:35. A-30,404. Padraa4,Dodgara2 Romlne cf 0 0 0 0 Hoshidr rf 3 1 2 2 First downs 15 21 4,192nd career hit, accomplished last Wednesday, with a special 2-0 record so far this year, winning play. Her school’s team lost to Stopletn 2b 4 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 4 0 1 0 IP H RERBBSO Rushes-vards I F - 54 34-145 Lyons cf 3 110 Moore c 4 0 2 1 Ttxoi Passing yards 142 148 AARP commemoration. their last game 1-0 on a goal scored Northampton 1-0, with a Blue Devil Aatroa7.Bravaa2 LOS ANGELES SAN DIEGO Rice ph 10 0 0 Mason 71-3 9 4 4 3 4 Sacks bv-vords 2— 14 by one of the boys. The team’s girl scoring the only goal of the ObrhM ObrhM GreenwII IfOOOO Horris (L.4-4) 3 5 3 3 1 2 3rd down eff. 4— 14—25.0 VI Pulford 115-490, Bert Gloss 475, HOUSTON ATLANTA Duncon ss 5 1 0 0 Templtn n 4 0 0 0 5-15-33.3 R.York 202-527, Earle Everett 204543, latest opponent threatened to walk game. Guflerrz ss 4 0 0 0 4th down off. 2— 2— 100.0 8- 8- 00.0 ObrhM ObrhM Landrex cf 4 0 3 0 Ramirz ss 0 0 0 0 TeMs 17 1 9 1 TeMs 17 5 M 4 Smithson 3 Z3 4 4 3 1 1 Passes 1S-4S-2 18-30-1 Bruno Giordano 531, Roger Bagiev 513, off the field to protest the male “ They definitely hit the ball Doran 2b 5 2 2 0 Ramirz ss 4 1 1 0 Morshll rf 4 0 0 0 Royster 2b 3 1 1 1 Besten 881118818— 1 Fllson 4 2-3 3 1 1 2 0 Punts 18-14.1 Rav Martina 544. Reynids ss 5 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 4 0 1 0 Brock 1b 3 0 10 Gwynn rf 4 0 10 9— 33.4 Dolphins’ Duper sidelined players, but did not follow through. - harder,” Martino said. “ We had a Milwaukee 818 N8 Mk— $ Doyls 12-321101 Punt retums-yds 3 - 23 fairly (lecent game with them but Walling 3b 4 1 2 3 Murphycf 4 1 1 2 Modlck 3b 4 0 2 1 Garvey 1b 4 0 1 0 Game-winning RBI — None. Eufemla (W 4-2) 1 0 0 0 0 1 KO relums-vds 2-54 Ferguson said having five boys Cruz If 4 3 2 1 Perry 1b 4 0 0 0 Scloscia c 4 0 1 0 Bovaou 3b 3 1 1 0 E— Gutierrez 2, Molltor. DP— Boston Z Smithson (Petrolll). T— 3:11. FumMes-lost 0—0 2 - 0 MIAMI — Miami's Pro Bowl wide receiver Mark Duper has a on the team, three of whom are they did make a difference." Mmphry rf 4 1 2 2 Wshngtn rf 3 0 0 0 Motuszk If 3 1 1 1 Flonnry 1b 1 0 1 0 LOB— Boston 9, Milwaukee 10.2B— Riles, A— 8879. Penaltles-vards 8-47 7— 50 hairline fracture of a bone in his left leg and will be lost to the among the stjuad's 11 starters, "is Martino acknowledged that the Davis 1b 3 0 )1 Harper If 3 0 0 0 Williams If 0 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 1 1 0 Ready, Felder. 3B — Moore. HR— Time ot possession 23:37 34:23 Calendar Pena 3b 0 0 0 0 Oberkhl 3b 3 0 1 0 Johnstn ph 1 0 0 0 Martinez It 3 1 2 3 Householder (4). team for six weeks. Dolphins coach Don Shula said Monday. not an unfair advantage.” boys are within their rights to play Boss cf 4 0 10 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Sax 2b 4 0 ) 0 McRvnI cf 3 0 0 0 “ This is an exciting time for field field hockey, but said the state is Bailey c 2 0 0 0 Johnson p 2 0 0 0 Reuu p 3 0 0 0 Show p 3 0 0 0 _ ^ IP H RERBBSO Ma|or Laagua laadara Individual Stotlsllcs In another injury to a key player, Miami starting right outside Boston RUSHING — PIttsburgh-Pollord 9-38, linebacker Charles Bowser suffered a severely sprained' ankle hockey in the country,” she said. currently reviewing the situation Hethcck p 4 0 0 0 Forster p 0 0 0 0 Howell p 0 0 0 0 Gossage p 0 0 0 0 Oledo (L 7-10) 4 Z3 13 5 5 2 2 Abercrombie F17, Morse 1 mlnu4 TODAY Thmpsn ph I 0 0 0 Powell p 0 0 0 0 Woodward 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Bottkig 1. Cleveland-Mock 12-40, Danielson Bovs Soccer Sunday against Indianapolis and will be out two-to-four weeks. “ Field hockey has never gotten so of boys playing on all-girl teams. Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 Whitflld ph 1 0 0 0 Mllwoukee 423, Byner 1882. much exposure as it has in the past Other sports affected include soft- IS 7 18 7 TotoN 31 2 4 3 Manchester at Hartford Public, 3:30 TelMs 14 1 9 1 TeMs 11 4 8 4 Haas 41-3 4 3 2 2 2 r h BCt. Prince Tech at Cheney Tech, 3:15 two weeks.” ball and basketball, she said. 188 Ml 188— 7 Let Angeles . 818888818-1 McClur (W 4-1) 4 2-3 3 0 0 0 3 McGee, StL 134 533 104193 362 PASSING— Plttsburgh-Malone13432- Bolton at Bacon Acodemy, 3:15 188 888 888— 1 Son Diege IM M lM k— 4 Balk— Oleda. PB— . T — 2:53. A— Guerrero, LA 124 439 92141 J21 178. Cleveland-Danlelson 18-30-1-204. Woodstock at Coventry, 3:15 The five boys, all seniors, Northampton Athletic Director (kima-winning RBI— Davis (4). (kimt-wInnIneRBI— MartInezdO). 4,441. Raines, Mtl 135 523 102 163 312 Girls Seccer Packers activate Cade learned the sport during physical Jeffrey Boudway said that some LOB— Houston 4, Atlanta 3. 2B— Cruz, E— (kirvev, Duncan. DP— Los An­ Sandberg, Chi 134 542 98169 312 RECEIVING — PIttsburgh-Stallworth Hartford Public at Manchester, 3:30 education classes, and liked it junior varsity girls were dropped Davis, Hubbard. 3B— Doran, Ra­ geles 1. LOB— Los Angeles 8, San []l ego 5. Herr, StL 141 530 86165 311 883, Upps 2-23, Erenberg 435, Pollard South Windsor at East Catholic, 3:15 GREEN BAY, Wis. — The Green Bay Packers waived running mirez. HR— Cruz (7), Murphy (34), 2B— Sclosda. HR— Royster (5), Motin- Gwynn, SD 137 559 74172 308 317, Abercrombie 1-1, Thompson Cross Country enough to want to play on a more from the team this year and would Mumphrev (7), Walling (7). SB— Boss zek (3), Martinez 08). Parker, CIn 142 559 72172 .308 18. Clevslond-Newsome427, Holt 2-40, back Buford Jordan and activated defensive back Mossy Cade, competitive level, Ferguson said. not have been if the boys did not (14). SF— WollIng, Davis. IP H RERBBSO Radio, TV Manchester/Glastonbury/Bloom­ Scloscia, LA 123 371 371)3 305 Byner 349, Mock 454, Adams 310, field at Simsbury, 3:15 the club announced Monday. None of the boys are playing the play field hockey. Oester, CIn 133 458 51 139 .303 F.Banks)-17. East Catholic glrls/Farmlngton- UPI photo IP H RERBBSO Reuse (L 1M0) 4 4 3 3 1 2 Cruz, Hou 129 401 61 151 301 /Portlond at Avon, 3:15 Buford, a member of the USFL's Portland Breakers last sport as a joke, and have chosen to “ That kind of bothers me, but if Howell 12-321102 TONIGHT Amertoon League SACKS— Plttsburgh-Hlnkle 320, Gory season, did not play with the Packers after signing late in wear team skirts as a show of team the rules say they can do it. it Hoathcock (W M ) 9 4 2 2 1 2 Powell 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 7:30 Mets vs. Phillies, SportsChan- Megan O’Connell (right) reacts to collision with B Ob r h pet. ■ 18, Nelson 18, Cofono 18, Merriwether WEDNESDAY training camp. Cade, another USFL refugee, played at the spirit even though it's not required, doesn't leave much of an option,” Soil DI#V# nel, WKHT Boggs, Bos 143 581 94 2)3 .367 H4. Cleveland-Weathers 1-10, C.Bonks Beys Seccer Northampton field hockey teammate Alan Wolf during Johnson (L 4-1) 7 8 7 7 2 5 Show (W 10-10) 7 2-3 7 2 1 1 5 7:30 Yankees vs. Tigers, WPOP, Brett, KC 137 486 96162 .333 East Cothollc at Aquinas, 3:15 University of Texas. she said. he said. “ I’d much rather see boys Fortier 1 1 0 0 1 2 (kMSage (S 23) 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 0 Chonnel 11, WPOP Mattingly, NY 141574 92188 .326 INTERCEPTIONS — Plttsburgh- Tunxis at MCC, 3 "They wanted to be part of the playing boys sports than see any practice. Five boys are playing this year on girls' field Gusnon 1 10001 Reuse pitched to 2 batters In 7th. 7:W Red Sox vs. Blue Jays, WTIC Henderson, NY 125 481 127 156 324 Woodruft 1-33. Clevelond-Weathers 18, Volleyball WP—Heothcock. T— 2:11. A— 2,400. T— 2:20. A— 25X)35. radio. Baines, Chi 140561 77174 314 Grou1-20. Manchester ot Entleld, 1:1B team and dress the part of the women lose their spots.” hockey team, causing quite a stir. 1 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. Sept. 17, 19B5 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, Sept. 17, 1985 - 19 Classified.... 6 4 3 ' 2711 LOOK FOR THE STARS... * Business Opportunities .. .22 Store/Otfice Space ...... 44 Household Goods , 62 F or ad vertise m ents to be Notices Resort Property 45 Misc. for Sble 63 Rates published Monday, the dead­ Look for the CLASSIFIED ADS with STARS; stars help you get Situation W a n te d ...... 23 Minimum Charge; Lo st/F ou nd...... 01 Employment Info ...... 24 Misc. tor Rent...... 46 Home and Garden 64 line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. Personols...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wonted to Rent...... 47 Pets ...... 65 $3.00 for one day Per Word: Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wanted ...... 48 Musical Item s ...... 66 Read Your Adf better results. 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Plan seeks m to shape town through 1995

By John F. Kirch Herald Reporter f t v . The Planning and Zoning Com- Inside: miagion today proposed the adop­ \K tion of a comprehensive poiicy that Manchester's increasing would guide land use and zoning changes in Manchester for the next population is getting older 10 years. and finding more employ­ Members of the PZC and the ment in town. m town planning director released the proposed new Comprehensive ... p age 4 Plan of Development this morning AI at a news conference in the Lincoln With the creation of new Herald photo by Tarquinlo Center hearing room. housing zones in which proposed new plan of development was released. The The 38-page plan — the second of densities are designed to be Planning Director Mark Pellegrini explains details of a its kind for Manchester — and two map behind him designates the town’s preferred land different. Planned Resi­ map marking Manchester’s road classifications during a accompanying zoning maps define news conference this morning at which the town's usage for development. the town's goals and objectives for dence Development will not housing, the economy, transporta­ be a “floating” zone. tion and community development through 1995. The new plan would ... p a ge 4 replace a 1963 plan that officials Relief is finally in sight for have said is almost useless. Town needs new roads, plan says A public hearing on the plan will planning officials in conducted by the PZC on Sept. 30. Manchester, who have The Planning and Zoning Com­ ing spurred in the northern section After considering the comments Town officials anticipate little mended that it “ be reviewed operated for years without a mission recommended the con­ of town by the widening and made at that hearing, the commis­ relief from highway construction periodically as planned develop­ struction of four new roads to help relocation of 1-84, the plan said. sion will decide whether to revise viable development guide. activities, including those related ment occurs” because of antici­ accommodate anticipated growth “ The resulting employment and the plan before adopting it, ... editorial, page 6 to 1-291, that are expected to be pated heavy demands on the over the next 10 years in a proposed population growth is expected to members of the PZC said today. completed by 1995 “ since they are street. new Comprehensive Plan of Devel­ The proposed plan is based on offset some of the benefits of the intended primarily for interstate The plan also proposes reclassi­ opment for Manchester released four years of research by members 1-84 widening,” the plan said. or intertown traffic, ’ ’ the plan said. fying some of the roads to keep today. of the town staff and the PZC, who The plan also lists a number of pace with recorded traffic volumes amendment to the zoning regula­ In the southern end of town, the studied social and economic trends problem roads in town. Among the and growth. tions brought about by the new The plan recommends building plan said, benefits expected from in Manchester over the past 28 roads that have reached or are ' plan would be looked at individu­ roads between Buckland Street the connector being built between years and used those trends to approaching their capacities are The plan also lists as one ol its ally as it come before the PZC. and Hale Road north of Interstate 1-84 and 1-384 will be lessened by predict future growth. Main Street, West and East Middle objectives a “ systematic upgrad­ Public hearings would be held for 84, between Buckland and Slater the fact that 1-384 ends in Bolton. The PZC also reviewed com­ Turnpike, West Center Street, ing of roads.” To that end, each amendment to the streets south of 1-84, between Should the highway eventually be ments coming from the commun­ Broad Street and portions of developers would be required to regulations. Keeney and South Main streets, extended to Providence, R.I., the ity, commission members said. Tolland Turnpike. Ail of those subject more comprehensive traf­ The plan is broken down into and between Charter Oak and town could expect reductions in The PZC would update the entire roads have high accident rates, the fic studies with development prop­ three major policy categories: Spring streets. traffic on Center and Spencer ■*5^' plan every five to seven years if the plan said. osals and the town would develop -Mj land used for commercial and The first two are intended to streets, Middle Turnpike and Hart­ proposal were followed. Although Buckland Street was criteria for establishing road- industrial development; land used offset increased development be- ford Road, according to the plan. “ We have hundreds of pages of recently widened, the plan recom­ improvement priorities. for residential areas; and the Information,” Planning Director provision of public utilities and Mark Pellegrini said this morning transportation to urban and rural at the news conference, "and we areas. 6 more Britons expelled managed to get it down to 40 pages and these two maps.” The proposed plan was initiated Commercial Development by the PZC in 1981 and was Some members of the PZC completed after workshops this expressed concerns in June about Soviets fire latest diplomatic salvo summer. Pellegrini said that the commercial development trends proposals will help the town catch along Interstate 84. They feared up to development now under way. such development could spread By Louise Branson will make the rebuilding of our In Cairo Tuesday, Thatcher said fall, when Mikhail Gorbachev, Commission members called it a down North Main Street and into United Press International relations more difficult. That she hoped Britain’s expulsion of then believed to be the second- ILTER “ policy guide,” and a "blueprint" residential areas. rebuilding remains our objective.” the six Soviets would be the final most-powerful figure in the Krem­ to help both the commission and Those concerns were translated MOSCOW (U PI) - The Soviet The Soviet order was the latest move in the diplomatic battle. lin, made a highly publicized visit developers plan future in the new plan into proposals to Union today expelled six Britons — diplomatic barrage in a spy war “ We both have to live in the same to Britain. 5»r- • .-..i development. keep industrial and commercial five embassy officials and a that began last Thursday, when world and we do not wish to have Gorbachev later succeeded Kon­ “ f t (the plan) makes growth in the northern section of journalist — in apparent retalia­ British officials ordered the expul­ conflict between the Soviet people stantin Chernenko as Soviet F| L T e R Manchester an updat^ commun­ town. tion for the expulsion of six Soviets sions of 25 Soviet officials identi­ and our people,” Thatcher said. leader. Cl a r ity," said commission Chairman from Britain in the two nations’ fied as KGB spies by Oleg Western diplomats in Moscow G ( The plan proposes a “ special The latest list of Britons ordered T^Tes Alfred W. Sieffert Sr., who at­ “ spy war.” Gordievski, the KGB chief of said representatives of the Soviet mixed-use district” along the 1-84 out of the Soviet Union included tended the news conference along The British ambassador to the station in London who defected. Embassy in London were holding corridor Hhat would allow high- two diplomats, three embassy with other members of the Soviet Union, Sir Bryan Cartledge, Two days later the Soviet Union an urgent meeting with officials of intensity industrial, commercial employees and a journalist with commission. was summoned to the Soviet repsonded with the expulsion of 25 the British Foreign Office. and residential land uses. It is the the Reuters news agency. Six “ The plan is a policy guide,” Foreign Ministry and given a list of British diplomats, businessmen British officials had vowed that a only land the PZC would designate British journalists have now been Pellegrini said. “ The adoption of the six Britons ordered to leave the and journalists that it said were second expulsion by Moscow would for commercial, retail and service expelled from Moscow. this doesn’t necessarily change the uses, allowing existing shopping country. spies. bring another retaliation by zoning regulations.” districts to "fully develop and “ This is a vengeful and spiteful Britain called Moscow’s move London. “ I am extremely disappointed. The proposals, if adopted, would stabilize.” act directed against wholly blame­ “ totally unjustified,” and, on Mon­ The British-Soviet clash comes I ’ve been here for over two years be slowly im plem ent^ through “ I think everyone feels to take less people who have in their day, ordered another six Soviets to at a time when the Thatcher and I felt this was an exciting time revision of the zoning regulations, respective fields been working leave. government is seeking increased to be in the Soviet Union,” Reuters Pellegrini said. He said that each Please tarn to page 4 hai^ and conscientiously to im­ In I.A>ndon today, the British trade with the Soviets. Represen­ correspondent Martin Nesirky l i g h t s prove Anglo-Soviet relations,” Foreign office confirmed the new tatives of a Scottish trade delega­ said. 25 Cartledge said. expulsions. British Prime Minister tion meeting with Soviet officials in “ I am the second person from “ The Soviet government’s ac­ Margaret Thatcher, on a five-day Moscow said the dipllomatic crisis Reuters to fall victim to a diplo­ ^0«ERED TAR T-N'C°T^ Moslem abductors tion today is far from construc­ Middle East tour, was told of the had not affected their negotiations. matic row between two countries, tive,” the ambassador said. “ It Soviet move as she flew from Cairo Relations between London and neither of which has ties with our represents a further setback. It to Luxor, Egypt. Moscow reached a high point last agency,” Nesirky said. A <• - release American

WASHINGTON (DPI) - The of the six American hostages still T-«V 25; Rev. Benjamin Weir, kidnapped held in Lebanon).’’ Ways and Means panel tackles taxes 7- , V ..i- « t * by Moslem gunmen May 8, 1984, There was no other word on the -■>- ___■ ' r ■■ r ■■ • r ’fL - . - i.,. . , - ; w;^r:.r?j6^_ '.A... ; - ..V 'i i P'"-- • . ; outside his west Beirut home, has fate of six other Americans, four been released by his abductors and Frenchmen, a Briton and an By Joseph Mlanowany sessions, including today’s open­ able to rewrite the proposal. asking for your help.” is safe with his family at an Italian kidnapped from the streets United Press International ing meeting, to the public. They also must decide whether “ Together we started something undisclosed location, the Presby­ of West Beirut from March of 1984 The schedule has committee the entire plan will be constantly that has changed the face of terian Church said t^ a y . through September 1985. WASHINGTON - The House members, led by Chairman Dan open to amendments — raising the America,” Reagan said, referring Weir, 61, is a Presbyterian Sources said Weir was released Ways and Means Committee, with Rostenkowski, D-Ill., starting the chance of prolonged sessions — or to his 1980 win in New Hampshire’s minister and a native of Berkeley, over the weekend. On Sunday, an months of talking behind it, is bulk of the bill-writing late next whether once a provision is agreed crucial first-in-the- nation presi­ Calif. anonymous caller telephoned getting down to the business of week with the hope of sending a upon by the committee, it cannot dential primary. “ Together we Western news agencies and measure to the House by mid-to be changed. will win. We will overhaul our tax V ^ . : a a ------I \ - T Peggy Say, sister of one of the writing a tax reform bill, and the American hostages in Beirut, told claimed the Islamic Jihad organi­ process will likely take weeks, with late-October. The committee is expected to use structure....’’ CBS News Weir is in Norfolk, Va., zation had released Weir, who had the battles fought privately. But a number of major fights Reagan’s plan as a basis for its Republican Gov. John Sununu with bis family. Say said she bad lived in the predominantly Moslem The panel’s first tax reform- loom and the mechanics of how to deliberations, with parts of current invited the president to the state, spoken to Weir’s son. western half of the Lebanese writing session, scheduled for proceed could well determine how law and other tax plans available which lacks an , income tax or A spokesman for the 3.1 million- capital for more than 30 years. today, was expected to be brief and quickly lawmakers try to disman­ as options as it works through the general sales tax and prides itself member Presbyterian Church Shiite Moslem extremists in deal only with the dry but crucial tle Reagan’s plan and save various bill. on its lean state government. The said, “ We are confirming at this Lebanon, believed to have ties to mechanics of how the 38-member, controversial tax breaks and Although he has been the driving state motto is “ Live Free or Die.” point that he has been released but Iran, have been demanding the Democrat-dominated committee deductions. force behind tax reform on Capitol we have no other information.” release of 17 Lebanese and Iraqis will proceed as it tries to revise the For example, if the panel de­ Hill, Rostenkowski has not said Church officials said the Weir convicted in a string of bombings nation’s convoluted tax code. cides that the new tax plan must be publicly what specifics he will family would hold a 10 a.m. EDT against U.S., French and Kuwaiti President Reagan, who has strictly revenue neutral, there will push. news conference in Washington on targets in Kuwait in December made tax reform his top domestic be much less room for members to He has said, however, that ’hiursday. 1983 in exchange for kidnapped priority, was to take his grassroots maneuver than if the panel gives Reagan’s bill should be fairer to Inside Today President Reagan, visiting Con­ westerners. campaign to New Hampshire — a itself a cushion and agrees to the middle class and has hinted at Weir was a missionary in Le­ accept slight variations in the several options, including creating cord, N.H., was expected make a largely Republican state that has 24 pages, 4 sections statement about Weir’s release banon for some 30 years. His wife neither general sales nor income amount of money the government a fourth tax bracket above three Carol is on leave from her teaching takes in. Reagan has proposed of 15 percent. later today. taxes. Ad vies. . 16 ObttuftriM. . 6 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined i V"”,... ' ' -n. Theology in Beirut. each change in Reagan's plan that CI«Am#d-----22-23 P»opl«talk______2 been with their father ail weekend profile road trips, the real action In his speech to a cheering crowd Comkn 18 gnafif— That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health- in Norfork,” Say said. “ He (the She led a public and private on tax reform will take place in the loses money must be accompanied estimated at 10,000 at the New E^italnnwnt. ■ 16 T(4mtslon . •on) said that the father is well and campaign aimed at freeing her committee, where aides said the by another change making up the Hampshire statehouse in Concord, LotNlry______.2 WMttwr_ Lights: 10 mg ''tar;' 0.7 mg nicotins-Kings: 16 i Not available in some areas, c miipu»H.HT i«k wanted to speak to us (the relatives husband and other U.S. hostages. panel would likely vote to close its shortfall, members will be less Reagan said, “ I came here in 1980