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MANC lirSTFR fo c u s CONNECTICUT WEATHER Two women are tops Graham crusade has House GOP OKs Cloudy sky tonight; in MCC Class of ’85 robm for the deaf open primary bill partly sunny Friday ... page 10 .. page 11 ... page 7 ... page 2 Jianrljratpr MrralJi Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Thursday, May 23,1985 — Single copy: 25* Partisan vote OKs houses
Bv Alex GIrelll part of the JAG proposal to build a private developer. need. Herald Reporter the houses was not submitted She said that no Manchester before the deadline set for the town developer had submitted propos CASSANO SAID houses built by After a partisan debate that to receive it. (See story on page als at the town's request. Blanchard and Rossetto on Wes seemed to signal the start of this 10 .) terly Street sold for $64,900 and year’s town election campaign, the She also reiterated her conten DEMOCRATIC DIRECTOR Ste $63,900. Earlier Mercier had cited Board of Directors Wendesday tion that a private developer who phen Cassano argued that two the Westerly Street houses as one night selected JIKI Builders of owned the land could build the Manchester developers — JAG - example of how a private devel South Windsor to construct 14 houses at least as inexpensively as and Blanchard and Rossetto— had oper can build affordable houses. starter houses on town-owned land JAG will be able to under the plan submitted proposals. Mercier said " I 'know the other party is on Love Lane and authorized approved by the directors Wednes JAG is a South Windsor company. desperately interested in winning General Manager Robert Weiss to day night at their meeting in Cassano responded that it has built an election,” said Penny, "but you work out a contract with the firm ., Lincoln Center. houses in Manchester. can't do it by opposing sound As expected, the six Democratic Plans call for the houses to be Cassano also challenged the programs.” directors voted in a favor of a built on about three quarters of an argument advanced by Mercier. Ferguson responded that the formal resolution selecting JAG acre along Love Lane, which runs He asked bow a builder who has to $10,000 per-lot figure, based on a and the three Republican directors north-south between Center and pay for the land is to recoup the $140,000 appraisal, could return a voted against it. Olcott streets. Because of tbe town cost of it without tacking the cost great deal more In 10 or 20 years Before the vote on the resolution, involvement, buyers will not have onto the price of the house. than the town will gain under the Republican Director Thomas H. to pay the $10,000 cost of the "I'm sick and tired of this housing plan. Ferguson moved to have the Love building lots and thus will have a argument,” Cassano said. "It is The money could be used to Lane question put to the voters in a smaller down payment. getting foolish after a year and finance needed capital improve referendum at election time. The town will hold a "sleeping" half." ments, Ferguson said. "If we are He said that if the Democrats are second mortgage on tbe land, Cassano then fired a question at going to give up an immediate convinced the project is in the which must be paid when the Ferguson, who like Cassano is a return for a long-term gain, the public interest, they should be houses are transferred unless the real estate salesman. "Tom, do way to do it is to invest the money,” willing to leave the drcision to the town allows a second buyer to you have any houses for sale at he said. voters. assume it. Buyers of the houses, $55,000?” Ferguson said he did not. Cassano accused the Republi "W e're prepared to make this a which will cost $55,000 not includ Peimy said he sometimes wond cans of partisanship and retorte- part of our record," responded ing the lots, will have to be ers if he is in the right party d,“ You did it on Bennet and you Director Stephen Penny, who is Manchester residents. because the Democrats have be blew it. You're doing it on this and . leader of the Democratic majority. After Democratic Director Ken come so conservative. He said the your are going to blow it." His first Penny said that by the time of the neth Tedford— the chief proponent party proposes to ultimately get reference was to the conversion of election on Nov. S, construction of of the plan — described the tbe full value for the town property the former Bennet school building the bouses will have started. terms of a resolution that had been when the house lot mortgages are to a housing project for senior prepared for the board, Mercier paid and that in the interim the citizens, which the town Republi- THU MORNING, Republican said the same goal of providing town will get tax revenue from direcitor Donna Merciec said she affordable housing could be land that has been lying idle while planned to investigate a report that achieved if the town sold the land to at the same time fullfilling a social Please ium to page 10 Seoul students protest U.S. policy ptioto b|r F M o SEOUL, South K o n a (U P I) - of their demands, but we are kesman said all officials in tbe which some of the students said J)l8Mcl plain As many as 75 students stormed discussing with them to find a building were ordered to evacuate. they would not voluntarily leave and occu j^ the D.lJMKtmrtisa -adhi^n-,” Fitsgerakl, who did not respond to tbe tMdldliig mdess their demands Formertown tax dOnaetor^EmeSt R. MacheH reiishef' Agency office today, llenouncing An embassy spokminan initially phone calls to his office imme hod b(Mn met. victory after defeating Sherwood circle resident Karen J, American support for President said there were about 50 students, diately ftdlowing the takeover, News reports said the studenU Flenke in the race for Eighth Utilities District tax collector Chun Doo Hwan in the most but a note the group passed out of said, “ We are here. We are talking hurled rocks at nine police stand dramatic of a series of anti- the building said there were 75, with them.” ing guard near the building, Wednesday night. Machell was elected during the government protests. including 25 women. The Joong-ang Ilbo newspaper injuring a policeman before they ~ distilcfs annual meeting at Waddell School. District Several hundred riot and plain Earlier, another embassy spo printed a telephone interview in ran into the building. , iatiidents also re-elected district President Walter Joyner clothes police surrounded the arid directors Joseph Tripp and Samuel Longest, building as students shook their fists out windows and plastered up approved a 1985-86 budget of $956,080 and set the tax red-and-black-Iettered signs con rate at 4 mills. A story appears on page 3. demning Chun's suppression of an Racism charged in incident insurrection in the city of Kwangju in May 1960. Bv Kathy Garmus department. racism. The students were still occupy Herald Reporter Officer Gary Wood, the depart " I look in one of the plainclothes- Feds seize drug ‘lab’ ing the building five hours after ment's spokesman, said today that men's eyes and I could see a they stormed it, and U.S. Embassy A South Windsor man has an internal investigation will be tremendous amount of hate,” he spokesmen said U.S. officials were charged that Manchester police conducted into the May 16 incident. said in his letter. on North Main Street attempting to negotiate a solution violated his civil rights and were According to Wood, four Man Robinson said he was relieved to the siege. No hostages were motivated by racist attitudes when chester police officers riding in a when a state trooper arrived Federal drug agents Wednesday International Airport at about 3 held, they said. they stopped him and his brother car decided to stop Robinson's because he thought "they won't afternoon se ia ^ what they said is a p.m. as he arrived on a flight from ‘"The students occupied and on Interstate 84 in Vernon last Rolls Royce near exit 97 on 1-84 shoot us in front of him.” d ^ laboratory, located in a North Florida. barricaded themselves in the week, police said today. because it bad no visible registra Robinson has said he will come Main Stm t storage rental com More arrests are expected in the library on the second floor of the Cui^s Robinson, who is black, tion plates. The officers imme to police headquarters to give a pany that is capable of producing case, Mattioli said. buildi^,” embassy press attache claimed in a letter to Police Chief diately radioed state police and left statement concerning the incident, hundreds of pounds of illegal Robinson and Ponder had both David Fitzgerald said. Robert D. Lannan received Wed tbe scene as soon as a state trooper Wood said. amphetamines. recently been released from pri "An embassy representative has nesday that police drew their guns arrived. Wood said. Robinson's complaint is the A Glastonbury man and a son, Mattioli said. Each was been talking with the students in after ordering him and his brother Wood said he did not know latest of several since last year to Florida man were arrested Wed arrested on a warrant. They are the building to find out what their out of the Rolls Royce they were whether guns were drawn during charge that police have acted in a nesday on charges of operating the being held without bond and are concerns and demands were. I driving. Robinson said in his letter tbe incident. Neither Chief Lannan racist manner. Last spring, two laboratory in a Stall at the Handi scheduled for a bond hearing in would not characterize the nature that he feared for his life. nor Lt. Samuel Kotsch, who will black men filed complaints against Self Stor-It Place at 510 North Main Hartford federal court on Friday. “ I thought I was in Alabama in a head the department's investiga the department in connection with St.. The laboratory was set up for Mattioli said the laboratory had remote place and we had been tion, was available for comment separate incidents after one was the production of methamphetam- been moved from state to state to Inside TcMlay stop(ped) by the K K K and that this morning. stopped at gunpoint in response to ine, or "speed,” federal agents elude detection by law enforce they definitely was going to kill Robinson said in his letter that a complaint and the other was said today. ment officials. It was moved to us,” Robinson said in his letter. despite producing a bill of sale for stopped during an investigation Jerome Mattioli, agent in charge Manchester from New York some 20 pagM, 2 sections Robinson said he was "m ade to the car and a registration sticker, into a theft at a Manchester of the U.S. Drug Enforcement time in the last several months, he feel that I had no right to ha ve a car he and his brother were treated in department store. Administration's Connecticut of said. A dvtce- . 12 O b ttu H iM . like that." "the most inhuman way that I Neither was involved in any fice, said Glastonbury resident He said the DEA's investigation A rM lo« m « . 10 Optnion. Robinson could not be reached think anyone on the FB I's most wrondoing at the time they were CM M H Ied- 1S-ie PeopMsIk. Paid B. Bobinson, 37, was arrested began withatipfrom a" concerned CoflUcs. _ _ S Sports— for comment today, but he said in wanted list would have been stopped. But the police officers arpiind noon in Hartford and citizen,” but emphasized that the EnMrtslnmsnt_ 12 Tsisvtslon . his letter that be had instructed his treated.” involved in both incidents were Edward Mi Popder, 3|6, of Orlando, tip did not come from an inside LoM sry______2 W asthw __ attorneys to begin legal proceed- Robinson charged that the offic cleared of any impropriety after na., was arrested at Bradley informant. ings against the police er's actions were motivated by separate internal investigations. Labor leader announces retirement HARTFORD (U P I) - John J. asm lor the ideals that have guided g in architecture, but soon left to the workers, an unsuccessful one. Driscoll, a veteran of 50 years in me since I first Joined a labor study philosophy at Wesleyan That factory. The Bristol Co., did the labor movement, announced union, I feel I ought to reduce the University. He graduated Phi Beta not unionize until 30 years later. today he will not seek re-election as level of my activity,’' Driscoll said Kappa in 1934. Through the next 30 years, president of the state A F L ^ O this at a Capitol news conference. After post-graduate work at Driscoll worked as a union leader tall. Driscoll was bom in 1911 to a Wesleyan, Driscoll earned a grad in the Naugatuck Valley, Joining Driscoll, 73, endorsed his close store clerk and a housekeeper, uate degree In Irish literature from the United Auto Workers after the ally, Betty L. Tianti, to succeed both Irish emigrants. He has Brown University. purge of Communists in the 1940s. him as president of the 160,000- worked in the labor movement for He was attending law school at He stayed with tbe AFL-CIO member Connecticut SUte Labor nearly 50 years, beginning in a Harvard University when he left to when the UAW pulled out in 1968, a Council, AFLrCiO, which Driscoll Waterbury factory. take a 40-cent-an-bour factory Job 40,000-member loss in Connecticut has beaded for SO years. Driscoll attended Massachusetts in Waterbury. He immediately alone. "W hile I haven’t lost my enthusi Institute of Technology, m ajorin plunged into an effort to organize He has said the union movement in Connecticut has seen some stellar successes during bis era, including better wages and work Brennan quits judicial post ing conditions, and success in organzing public sector em HARTFORD (UPI) - Superior investigating allegations of illegal ability of state police to investigate ployees, such as teachers; hospital Court Judge John D. Brennan, gambling in Torrington and cor sensitive matters. and government worlmrs. author of a grand Jury report that ruption in that city ’s police But he has warned that those criUclxed tbe state police, an department. "T b e report is not perfect, but we very successes may threaten the Andover, B«4t(^ o wJttl gave it Our best efforts and it nounced today be will step down as As a result of tbe investigation, labor movement. He has said ra : S o n w e to n M Wi reflects my opinions and beliefs," ^ ' m i. tbe state’s deputy chief court Brennan issued a report made thousands of workers remain AUb«llk6Wtt1l^B administrator. public in December that attacked Brennan said today. " I felt that unorganised because of tbe higber Brennan said he decided to state police investigative tech somewhere along the way priori standard of living tbe labor move eiUier return to the trial court niques and ignited a feud between ties had been confused and a basic ment has achieved for workers. bench or will ask Gov. William A. the chief state’s attorney’s office sense of fairness had been lost." TianU U the state AFL-CIO’s O.’Neill to assign him to senior and state police. State police investigated the chief lobbyist and is secretary- Judge sUtus, which also would Brennan’s report accused troop allegations in Brennan’s report treasurer of the labor council. Sbe Involve courtroom work. ers of spreading rumors linking and issued their own report critic was director of the union’s Com In si statennent announcing his former Chief Justice John A. izing the grand Jury investigation mittee on FVblic Education for five dsdrion. Brennan defended his Speziale to illegal gambling in and clearing troopers of any years before becoming secretary- wosfc as a one-man grand Jury Torrington and questioning tbe wrongdoing. treasurer.
I .5. MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, May 23. 19B5 - 3 ~t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May 23. 1985 Son charged in accused father's spy ring Code sent back
By D avid Lowtky tional the elder Walker's former wife had collected so many documenU that agencies that specialised in Unittd P r«u Intornotlonal and daughter tipped off the FB I to the he was going to have to start weeding out the excess. One letter noted with *An*^lM^ffldavlt Monday said the to drawing bo^rd spy activities but would not provide WASHINGTON — A young lailor on d ^ ils . irony that he had been named sailor of sensitive papers, found by F B I agents the aircraft carrier Nim iti who atowed Accompanying the.eliartes Wednes the month for his performance aboard in a bag of trash Walker left in a bulging boxes of “ souvenir” classified day was an FBI affidavit that quoted the ship, although he hated Navy life. suburban Maryland wood, appeared to papers near his bunk is accused of being extensively from the younger Walker's Navy and FBI officials said they were have come from the N im iti and Democrats find fault the shipboard mole In his father's letters to his father, addressed to trying to determine how seriously U.S. contained information about the de elaborate spy ring for the Soviets. "Jaw s,” whldi p ro v k M details on the security had been compromised be ployment and movement of Soviet with housing revisions lUchael Lance Walker, 22, was massive quantities of secret documents cause they suspected the elder Walker merchant and warships in the Mediter ranean Sea. charged Wednesday in Baltimore with and papers the son is accused of had been spying for at least IS years. By Altx Olralll more objectively defined aiding the espionage operation run by gathering. Navy investigators aboard the Nimits Heconnalsance planes and equips Harold Roportar standard. John Anthony Walker, 47, a retired The affidavit said Navy investigators put the younger Walker in the brig Penny and others also questi Navy officer turned private detective. earlier Wednesday. meat aboard the Nimits regularly found a box bulging with IS pounds of Members of the Democratic oned a proposed requirement that Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael The elder Walker is being held monitor Soviet fleet movements. classified papers and photographs next majority on tbe Board of Directors exterior wood surfaces be pro Schatsow said the younger Walker will to the younger Walker's bunk on the without bond in Baltimore. He retired The FBI affidavit said a search of the Wednesday night objected to sev tected by paint or other protective be returned within days from the Nimitx, the 98,000-ton flagship of the from the Navy in 1976 as a chief warrant vessel Tuesday turned up a box eral proposed revisions to the covering or treatnunt. He won -Nimits, now in Haifa, Israel, to stand U.S. nuclear-powered fleet. officer with a top-secret security “ containing approximately 15 pounds town’s housing code, largely be dered if that would prohibit some trial with his father, who was charged The younger Walker's letters spoke of clearance. of classified material. This box was cause they said the revls^ code one from using shakes as siding Monday in Baltimore with passing the “ souvenirs" he had been gathering, Walter's assignment for most of his would give the director of health and allowing them to weather. secret documents to Soviet agents. which the affidavit said were classified Navy career was communications and . found adjacent to Michael Lance too much discretionary authority Conviction on the charges could mean documents about the flattop’s sensitive military codes. Walker's” bed. Walker was not autho MAYOR BARBARA B. WEIN MICHAEL LANCE WALKER^ and too few objective standards. life in prison. After his retirement. Walker oper rised to have such items, the affidavit BERG observed that a require operations. . . . faces charges with father While there was little comment Sources told United Press Interna The son’s letters complained that he ated two Norfolk. Va., private detective said. ment to keep the temperature in from the directors on provisions dwelling units at 68 degrees or that would reduce space require higher does not distinguish be ments and permit one-room apart tween nighttime and daytime. ments — considered key changes Penny, an attorney, also said a Weather from the present code — the Peopletalk .provision that would protect offi " directors raised objections to other cials from personsal liability for changes that bad been labeled code enforement actions under 2 major by Director ot Health Today’s forscast taken “ in good faith” was too WBiconw back, Foatar John Irving's argumont Ronald Kraats. broad. He suggested Kraatz con Connecticut. Massachusetts Tbe move to revise the code Foster Brooks, Hollywood’s "lovable lush," He believes strongly in the right to legal sult with the office of the town and Rhode Island: Partly cloudy grows out of systematic inspec returned to his hometown, Louisville, Ky., abortion and Joha Irving’s new book, “ Tbe C i^ r attorney on tbe matter. north today and ton^ht. Consid tions begun last year at apart Tuesday to help serve a lunch of navy bean soup House Rules,” points out “ what the world was Director Kenneth N. Tedford erable cloudiness with a chance CP ments on downtown Main Street .. and turkey hash at a sidewalk soup kitchen and tike before we could take a safe, legal abortion for said a “ probable cause” standard of showers along the south coast and tbe ensuing disputes over Herald photo by Pinto highlight the needs of the poor. granted.” in one provision ot tbe code was too this afternoon and tonight. Highs enforcement of the current code, Brooks, along with Mayor Harvey I. Sloane and One of the characters is Wilbur Larch, a stringent. Tbe provision would Waddell School. About 140 residents turned out for the tum-of-tbe-century doctor who performs illegal today in the mid 60s to low er 70s. which many consider too District officials and volunteers help tally ballots cast in Olympic gold medal swimmer Mary T. Meagher, permit tbe director of health to annual district meeting. helped out at the St. Vincent DePauI Center Open abortions, but Irving- says the book is not a .Lows tonight in the m id 40s to . stringent. the Eighth Utilities District elections Wednesday night at 3 enter a dwelling when tbe owner pro-abortion argument. mid 50s. Partly sunny Friday. In particular, the current re Hand Kitchen, which provides three meals a day refuses access if be or she can show Highs in the mid 60s to mid 70s. quirement that apartments have a to about 300 n ^ y people. Brooks will be making “ I don’t think I can change many minds — that “ probable cause” exists for : minimum space of 4(M square feet the rounds in Louisville through Memorial Day, many hardened minds — with a story,” he said. Maine and Hampshire: Sunny the inspection. Tedford suggested and two roonu has been criticized when he will be the host at a pro-am golf “ Besides, the people who are so zealously against today and mostly sunny Friday. Kraatz consult the town attorney Machell becomes district tax collector tbe right to abortion, I don’t think they can read as unrealistic. Under the revised tournament on behalf of Kosair Charities. Highs both days mid 60s to upper for advice on a less restrictive my book. They’re not educated people... I don’t code, one-room efficiency units 70s. Clear tonight. Lows in the standard. think anyone has a right to dictate to me on moral would be allowed. upper 30s and 40s. Chance of Directors Penny and James F. grounds.” Tbe directors discussed the code Now, Jim will open a zoo showers Saturday. Fair Sunday Fogarty disagreed on one word in a in a workshop session in Lincoln Irving’s grandfather was an obstetrician and and Monday. Lows in the upper provision concering fences. The Residents re-elect president, keep mill rate Jim Fowler wants to tame the wild kingdom — his mother worked in a family counseling center Center which lasted well over an 30s to mid 40s and highs in the code proposes that fences be kept but not too much. Fowler is the accommodating in New Hampshire. “ She thought it was an hour. mid 60s to mid 70s. A peek-a-boo sun in “ good” condition. stalled so long in making a decision majority on the town Board ol fellow who goes with Marlon Perkins on all those incredible hypocrisy for people, who give no good By Sarah Pastel I Waddell School, which lasted less Vermont: Dim sunshine today. than an hour. On the recommenda that Joyner finally went to Flenke. Directors opposes the planned outings on “ The Wild Kingdom.” He's now indication of caring a damn for people once they Today: partly sunny. High In the lower 70s. Light and variable wind. DIRECTOR STEPHEN T. CA8- PENNY ARGUED that the word Herald Reporter Highs 70 to 75. Fair tonight. Lows tion of tbe Board of Directors, they Now retired at 07, Machell said firehouse and has voted to buy a making plans for a unique zoological park — the are bom, to manifest such concern for the Tonight: partly cloudy. Low 50 to 55. Light and variable wind. Friday: SANO objected to a section of tbe should be “ safe” because the 40 to 45. Mostly sunny Friday. voted to leave the tax rate at the he decided to run anyway because, parcel of land adjacent to the site American Wildlife Forest near Milford, Pa. — unborn,” Irving said. partly sunny. High 70 to 75. Today's weather picture was drawn by revised code that would require a aesthetic condition of a fence Former town tax collector Ern Highs in the 70s. present four mills, one half mill "I'm nobody to sit at home.” that district officials want for fire that will display animals native to the area and in Chris Miller, 9, of 47 Kensington St., a fourth grader at Nathan Hale ' property owner to keep a dwelling should not be the concern of tbe est R. Machell Jr. defeated Sher less than the 1983-84 district tax Machell said after the meeting engine access to Buckland Street. their natural environment. Quote of the day School. free from toxic substances without town. Fogarty said that viewpoint wood Circle resident Karen J. rate. that he canvassed acquaintances District officials have autho " I f you go to a zoo and see a bear in a Extended outlook setting objective standards for the depended on which side of the Flenke in the race for the position Tek Kor, Thailand’s best-known family man The 1985-86 spending plan re in tbe district by telephone to rized district legal counsel John D penitentiary-type situation, well, then you don't levels of such substances. fence a person was looking at. of Eighth Utilities District tax with seven wives and 22 children, who agreed to Extended outlook for New presents a 7.7-percent increase gam er support. Me said 135 people LaBelle Jr. to press the district’s really team to have respect for the animal,” Cassano also objected to a Kraatz said one purpose of a collector at tbe district’s annual undergo a vasectomy but did not m le out the England Saturday through over the current budget. promised to attend Wednesday's claim to the land with the state Fowler, S3, said. Fowler who has been on “ The provision that would allow tbe housing code is to keep up tbe meeting Wednesday night. possibility of more marriages; Monday: Treasurer Betty Sadloski and meeting and vote for him, but only even if it comes to suing the state Wild Kingdom” for 20 years and appeared on general manager to appoint a quality of housing stock. The “ If a woman falls in love with me, I don't want Connecticnt, Massachusetts Machell, who lives on Alton district Clerk Helen Warrington a few of them actually came. "We haven’t given up tbe ship “ The Tonight Show," has designed many zoo five-member Housing Code of deterioration of a fence might be a to hurt her feelings by refusing to m arry." and Rhode Island: Chance of Street, got S3 votes to Flenke's 46. were also re-elected without Macbell was Manchester’s col yet,” Joyner told those present at parks but says this is the first one that combines Appeals Board with no definition of factor in a slow downgrading of the recreation and education. showers Saturday. Fair Sunday The race for tax collector was opposition. lector of revenue for nine years the meeting. who should be represented on the quality of housing in a neighbor “ I don't think there's an excuse in the world for the only one contested this year, The district is located north of and xoning enforcement officer for Former Mayor Nathan G. Agos and Monday. Lows in the mid 40s board. hood, be said. the public to see wild animals and not receive an with (fistrict President Walter Middle Turnpike and provides another six. He also worked for tinelll nominated Longest for re- to mid 50s. Highs in the upper 60s Director Stephen T. Penny— the At the close of the meeting, education,” he said. “ The wrong kind of zoo only Now you know Joyner and Directors Samuel sewer and fire service to those who three years as the chief collector in election. M to mid 70s. leader of the Democratic majority Weinberg said it was obvious that Longest and Joseph Tripp all the delinquent accounts depart enhances people’s misconceptions of animals.’’ Vermont: Chance of showers live within its boundaries. "You won’t find too many people The oldest known map of any kind is a clay on the board — objected to a the town staff concerned with the running unchallenged for re- ment of the Savings Bank of more dedicated than Sam Long tablet depicting the Euphrates River flowing Saturday. Dry Sunday and Mon provision that would allow the code had a good deal of work left to election. F LE N K E , who is 29 and man-, Manchester. est,” Agostinelli said. "He can! through northern Mesopotamia (Iraq), dated day. Cool with highs 65 to 75. director of health to set electrical do. ' ages a clothing store manager in ” I felt they needed experience in take a complex problem and com e; about 3800 B.C. Lows in the 40s. capacity requirements based on Penny insisted that regulations Meeting moderator John D. Glastonbury, returned to Man this office,” he said. up with an honest and simple; Driving while New Hampshire and Maine: the use of electricity by a tenant. under the code ordinance were LaBelle Jr. passed out 20 ballots in chester last year from Hawaii, solution.” Chance of showers Saturday. He said that standard is too vague policy decisions that should be each race to satisfy the legal Joha A. Voipe, the former Cabinet member, requirement that any, candidate where she had lived for several FORMER DlB'nUCT PRESI . Tbatmt R. O'Msim, a district’, former Massachusetts governor and former Fair Sunday and Monday. Lows and would force a landlord to make approved by the directors. .1 , claim at least 10 votes by ballot. years after giving up a teaching DENT Gordon Lassow nominated volunteer firefighter, nominated; chairman of the President's Commission on G llm ptos 40 to 45 and highs in the mid 70s. ^changes in electrical systenu The administration’s proposal Joyner tallied 18 votes, while position in the East Hartford Joyner for a second one-year term fire commissioner Joseph Tripp! A Drunken Driving, had an experience when he was : whenever a tenant increased his was to have the regulations formu Chsck Yeager, the original “Right Stuff" Longest and Tripp tallied 19 each. public schools. as the chief executive, calling him for a third three-year term on the! a young man that made him realize the dangers of :electric demand by adding lated by the health director with flyboy, will receive a Presidential Medal of Across the nation The proposed 8946,080 district First Machell and then Flenke "a man who came from the dumps Board of Directors. Tripp’s son, drinking and driving. ; appliances. the approval of the Housing Code Freedom from budget for the fiscal year 6bgin- was recruited to run by Joyner of Phelps Road to serve, keep it a Wayne, another district firefigh-! foaatz said there seems to be no Appeals Board. He told a seminar in Cambridge, Mass., that President Reagan Showers and thunderstorms after the current tax collector, viable district and move it ahead. ’ ’ ter, seconded the nomination. Town General Manager Robert ning July 1 was p a s s ^ unanim when he was 20, he went to a christening but got today ... Actress will be scattered from southern 'good way to set the electrical Carol Lenihan, decided not to seek Joyner has vowed to press ahead Citing Tripp’s work an a past; B. Weiss said he would have no ously by the 140 residents who there a little late. “ I bad to catch up — they were Shirley MacLaiae is New England through the upper standard. a third term. Machell said he with plans to build a second district town-district liaison committe,' objection to having the regulations attended the annual meeting at drinking Strega — so I had two or three of those pledging her sup Ohio valley and the Atlantic But Penny said the town staff has fire station in Buckland, the O’M arra credited him for "b eliev approved by the directors. little ponies and I must have had two or three port to Cleveland states across North Carolina and enough expertise to come up with a rapidly developing northwest ing that talking is better than, more before I left. I got home that night — the Councilman Dennis from southern (Georgia and Flor com er of town. The Democratic fighting.” Lord knows how — and was I sick. It was the one J. Knciateh should ida over the Gulf of Mexico coast and only time I ever did that." Satellite view he decide to run into eastern Texas. Showers will Fire Caffs against Gov. Ri be widely scattered over Iowa. Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:00 a.m. EOT shows Four want money 85 E. CENTER ST chard F. Celeste High tem peratures will be in the frontal clouds stretching from West Virginia through Maryland then Wednesday, 2 :12 a.m. — medical call, 363 Broad St. (Town, next year. 60s and 70s from New England curving southward through Florida. In the Plains, showers spread call, 436 W. Middle Turnpike Paramedics). 649-5268 Marriage made in turmoil “ I would do as across North Carolina from the from Nebraska while thunderstorms occur In southern Texas. Diffuse (Town, Paramedics). Wednesday, 10:35 p.m. — medi much as I could,” for sidewalk falls Wednesday, 2:32 a.m. — medical cal call, 319 Green Road (Eighth WEEKEND SPECIAL Great Lakes over the Tennessee clouds prevail over the remainder of the nation. When his 17-year marriage broke up, Peter District, Paramedics). CASH A CARRY MacLaine said. ” He valley, the Ohio valley and much call, 430 W. Middle Turnpike I Duchin, the New York society bandleader, sat is really one of the Two people recently filed law Bolton, seeks damages in excess of Thursday, 4:07 a.m. — medical of the northern two thirds of the (Town, Paramedics). down and started going through his address book. talented ones.” suits with the town clerk against $1S,0(M for injuries she sustained in call, 38 Coolidge St. (Town, Mississippi valley. Highs will Wednesday, 5:11 a.m. — motor “ I didn’t want a young girl. I didn't want to teach MacLaine and the town and two others have a fall on May 21,1984, on a sidewalk Paramedics). also be in the 60s and 70s along vehicle accident, 820 E. Middle anybody anything,” he says in Vanity Fair. "I Kucinish met in 1979 notified the town of their intent to on Locust Street near Main Street. Thursday, 5:10 a.m. — medical Turnpike (Town, Paramedics). came up with Brooke Hayward.” and have become the Pacific coast, with the 70s sue — all in connection with falls on She claims the sidewalk was call, 27D Downey Drive (Town, Wednesday, 6; 43 a.m. — medical Hayward, whose book "H ayw ire” chronicles close friends. Ma from southern Wyoming across town sidewalks. "dangerous and defective.” Her Paramedics). call, 44A Esquire Drive (Town,. the suicides of her mother, Margaret SuUavan, cLaine is god northern New Mexico and the James P. Aldrich of 627 Center injuries as listed in the suit Thursday, 7:53 a.m. — medical Paramedics). and sister, had faced the “ monsters of the soul” mother to Kuci- Texas panhandle. High tempera St. filed suit in connection with a included a broken finger, injured call, 500 E. Center St. (Town, Carnations Wednesday, 8:12 a.m. — medical herself, including a scary m arriage to actor Dennis Kucinich nich’s daughter... tures will be in the 90s over much fall from his bicycle in front of right shoulder and cuts and Paramedics). call, 358 Woodbridge St. (Town, Dennis Hopper. She and Duchin had lunch and The Lawrence- of Florida with the 90s and 100 611-613 Hartford Road on Sept. 29, bruises. Paramedics). then he told her, “ I'm extraordinarily well ville School, which produced such notables as degrees or higher through the FRANCISCO 1983. In the third case, Vivian Tilden Wednesday, 12:05 p.m. — medi qualified to be the man in your life. I am going to Mobil Oil Co. Chairman Rawleigb Warner, Sen. desert southwest. His suit says he hit a tree in the of 156 W. Center St. filed an intent be the best thing that ever happened to you.” And Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., millionaire publisher oV, center of the sidewalk, causing to sue for damages and injuries cal call, 285 Cooper Hill St. (Town, it came to pass. Malcolm Forbes and rock singer Haey Lewis, him to fall to the sidewalk. The fall resulting from a fall on April 4 on a Paramedics). ''I ’ve been around amazing people but Peter High and low Wednesday, 1:24 p.m — medical may soon be opening its 176-year-old gates to LOWEST resulted in a fractured elbow and sidewalk on Hartford Road near has amazed me more than anyone,” Hayward call, 795 Main St. (Town, girls. Trustees of the exclusive New Jersey prep The highest temperature re TEMPERATURES an injured shoulder, the suit said. McKee Street. Injuries Tilden said says. “ He is the most loyal and, on some level, the she suffered were a black eye, Parmaedics). school are to vote June 3 on a proposal to go ported Wednesday by the Na Aldrich is claiming medical bravest... and he has steadied me, as he promised broken glasses and scrapes. Wednesday, 2:47 p.m — medical co-educational starting with the 1986-87 school tional Weather Service, exclud expenses, damage to his bicycle he would.” y e a r ... and other expenses as a result of In the fourth, Frances L. Batch call, 20 Holl St. (Town, ing Alaska and Hawaii, was 102 —LCOEND------the accident. He was a student at of 64 Birch St. notified the town that Paramedics). degrees at Bullhead City and t\::-'-:jSNOR Manchester Community College at she fell on M ay 10 on the sidewalk Wednesday, 7:41 p.m — medical Lake Havasu City, Ariz. Today’s the time. on the south side of Main Street call, 29 Olcott St. (Town, low was 30 degrees at Gunnison, FLM Um WEATHER FOTOCAST In tbe second suit, Evelyn N. near Blish Hardware Co. She Paramedics). * Abnanac Colo. Traygis of 191 Bolton Center Road, claimed multiple injuries. Wednesday, 7; 46 p.m. — medical Spaclals Etfactiva Friday & Saturday Today is Thursday, May 23, the Air quality National forecast OMMNCMKfBI 143rd day of 1985 wiUi 222 to follow. The moon is approaching its first The state Department of En For the period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During early Friday morning CAIWM SNOPMNO MAZA LIVE MAINE A quarter. vironmental Protection provides rain is forecast for parts of the Mid Atlantic Coast States. Elsewhere o p m 1 0 -9 The morning stars are Mercury, daily air pollution reports and the weather will be fair. Minimum temperatures will Include SAT. 10-*. NOWOPm STEAMERS(Whiie they last)...... 99vlb. 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May 23. 1985 Democrats ready for budget battle Judge may make decision U.S./World In Brief "bitterly opposed" to the Senate's By Joseph Mlonowony ground. With the tax quesUon resolved, there appeared to be little sus portion on Social Security and Detective rips effort to find isies United Press Interncrtlonol A vote on the mainstream would "hold my ground" when the Solidarity activists go on trial Democratic package, approved by pense left in the House battle and Speaker Thomas 0 ‘Nelll, D-Mass., budget went tp a conference not made a "diligent'' search for trial. WASHINGTON — Surviving the House Budget Committee last Bv Mlllv McLean Bulow's first trial, the former soap GDANSK, Poland — Police imposed heavy security today said Wednesday he would be committee. "I never made any attempt to three attempts to change it, a week, was expected today after United Press International opera actress said she gave von her. "greatly surprised if the budget is Defense attorney John Sheehan involve a young child in her around the courthouse where three leading Solidarity activists Democratic budget apparently is lawmakers dealt with three pend Gray argued the Houaa pojdUon Bulow an ultimatum to choose demanded to know why Relse parents' affairs," he said. stood trial for allegedly trying to organize a strike against food beaded for approval in the House, ing amendments — two more not a d ^ e D ." o n defense was also conwct. This PROVIDENCE. R.I. - The kind between her and his wife. hadn't contacted airlines, Bri "And you felt you couldn't go to price hikes. where the focus of the deficit battle substitute plans and a call for a The remaining doubt seemed to budget reflectt the beliefs of many of intensive search defense attor Relse testified Isles had gone tain's ScoUand YRrd, U.S. Immi the school?" Sheehan pressed. Western journalists were barred from the proceedings against now is shifting to a showdown with minimum corporate tax. be how much of the Democratic that the time has come haacome neys want for Claus von Bulow's Into hiding, in part, because of gration officials or the European " I wouldn't do that. It's not a Adam Michnik. Bogdan Lis and Wladyslaw Frasyniuk, who were the Republican-led Senate. Fashioned mostly by Budget package couid be held together to significantly slow the Ijywthof missing ex- lover, Alexandra Isles, “ threatening-type” letters she police agency Interpol. matter of I couldn't have. I arrested in January when police broke up a secret strategy In the first of two days of budget Committee Chairman William next month in a showdown confei^ def^nie spending,'* he snld. The would be “ asinine” and unprofes claims to have received after the "Europe's a big place and if you wouldn't," the detective said. meeting with Solidarity founder Lech Walesa. action, the House Wednesday Gray, D-Pa„ the plan is aimed at ence with members of the GOP-led days of the blank chock are over. sional, a state police detective has first trial. Dozens of police surrounded the building, examining the defeatisd three substitute spending cutting $94.2 biUion from the more testified. don't have a location, for me to Senate, which has approved a REI8E OUTLINED A LONG list plans — from conservative Repub than $200 billion deficit next year Senate Republican leaders.: VON BULOW, A SS-YEAR-OLD make that kind of request, documents of anyone wanting to enter and clearing crowds from budget that differs on two sensitive Lt. John Relse, who has Investi of calls he made to Isles' mother, licans, moderate Republicans and without raising taxes. meanwhile, have made no secret of Danish socialite-financier, is ac wouldn't be that professional," the street outside. points — defense spending and gated von Bulow's attempted her form er husband, her Park the Congressional Black Caucus. Unlike the remaining two substi their distaste for the House budget, cused of twice trying to kill his Relse said. Walesa, who was never charged despite an admission to Social Security. murder case since 1981, testified in Avenue apartment in New York The three packages represented tute budgets, the amendment arguing it cuU defense too much multi-milllonaiie heiress wife, “Otherwise I'd have to soy, organizing the session, Wednesday condemned authorities for the Jury's absence Wednesday as City, and New York Magazine a spectrum of options. The conset^ calling for the minimum corporate The House plan freezes the and that many of its savings are Martha "Sunny” von Bulow, in ‘Look In Germany, look In Switzer- prosecuting the trio. part of an ongoing battle between theater critic John Simon, whom vatives' plan would have increased tax was expected to pass but would defense budget and gives Social unreliable. order to marry Isles and inherit $14 la^, look in France....' I don't "They were invited by me to attend a meeting and no prosecutors and defense attorneys Relse identified as a boyfriend defense money and cut social have little impact on the deficit. SMurity recipients a cost of living million. His 1982 conviction was think we're here for a geography documents were found by the poiice during the search of the Over three years, the House plan, over Isles' testimony. before and after Isles was involved programs. The liberal Black Cau The provision would be non increase, while the Senate budget overturned. lesson,” be said. apartment." Walesa said in an interview at his Gdansk home. would cut $299 billion from the- cus plan would have slashed binding and a compromise worked would do the opposite — give the Superior Court Judge Corinne Asking International agendes to with von Bulow. "They shouldn't have been detained even for forty-eight hours.” deficit — about $40 billion leas than Von Bulow has denied any defense, raised taxes and given out among Democrats dictates the Pentagon an inflation increase and Grande said she would end tbe track a non-criminal American As Relse had already told the Senate version. Neither would contact with his former lover since more money to social programs. money could be used for the deficit, freeie ^ ia l Security increases. squabble today so state testimony without an address “ is tantamount reporters, he testified Simon told Include tax increases. the first trial. The moderates' plan took a middle to reduce tax rates or both. O'Neill said Wednesday he was before the 14-member jury could to asinine," Relse said. "You just him Isles was afraid to appear for Lewis leaving General Dynamics resume. Isles Is one of at least five Defense attorneys, who are can't do that." four reasons. "M other's health was one. Em WASHINGTON — The controverisal chairman of the General witnesses the state has yet to trying to block Isles' emotional Sheehan demanded to know why 1982 testimony, said they want barrassment to her 15-year- old son Dynamics Corp., the firm now frozen out of $1 billion in contracts Militia rounds up refugees present in von Bulow's retrial. Relse hadn't contacted a Massa Isles on the witness stand, availa chusetts prep tchool attended by was two. Cameras in the cour under a Navy crackdown, has quit — a casualty of a tougher Because Isles Is reportedly hid ble for cross-examination, if she is Mrs. Isles' 16-yiMr- old son. troom was three. Number four was Pentagon attitude toward defense contractors. ing in Europe to avoid testifying, to play any role at all in the retrial. Relse said It was tbe same the receipt of hate or threatening- In a surprise announcement Wednesday by the nation's prosecutors want the judge to reason he never contacted von type letters from the defendant 2 She was never cross-examined third-largest defense contractor. Chairman David Lewis said he Shiites continue camp onsiaughts allow them to introduce a video after the first trial,” Relse Bulow's teenage daughter, Co- would leave the firm he has led since 1970 and would be replaced tape of her damaging 1982 testim in the first trial and von Bulow's Red Cross officials said the sima, during von Bulow's 1982 testified. < by Stanley Pace, 63, vice president of TRW Inc., another major ony to the retrial Jury. In von attorneys charge prosecutors have Bv Halo Khourv night-long search had failed to defense firm. . United Press International locate the missing. There were no 'The announcemeni cam e a day after Navy Secretary John immediate claims of responsibility Lehman announced he was freezing contracts of up to $l billion BEIRUT, Lebanon — Shiite for the attack. with General Dynamics until the giant company adopts a Moslem Amal militias punched "One of those wounded died "rigorous code of ethics" for the way it does business with the through two Palestinian refugee during the night, thus raising the government. cam ps today, rounding up The media finds Itself on the stand 3 confirmed death list to 36. We have Lehman and Pace denied the timing of Lewis' announcement hundreds of men as women and nothing on the missing,” a Red Prosecutors charge the Danish incredulity. On the stand, the reporter had anything to do with the Navy's actions, but Lewis and the children fled the onslaught, police Bv Mlllv McLean Cross official said. socialite injected his wealthy wife "You haven’t read the papers?” described phone calls he made to company have been under increasing pressure from Congress and witnesses said. United Press International Funeral ceremonies were sche- with Insulin so he could marry Isles she asked her court reporter. Isles's father in Monte Carlo and and others in recent months over the firm's billing procedures. Other Amal units, backed by a duled today at a church only two mother in Ireland. Neither knew PROVIDENCE, R.I. - Two of anh inherit $14 million. But tbe While Nicholson waited for his barrage of light artillery and blocks away from the street in the where Isles was, he testified. UPi photo the dozens of reporters who have woman who could provide the lawyer, tbe defense called mortar fire from Shiite units of the teeming east Beirut neighborhood He said he began investigating Lebanese army, launched a dawn written about tbe Claus von Bulow alleged love motive has reportedly Taricani. Reagan presents Medal of Honor of Sin El Fil, where the 440-pound Donna Richard, who is accused of murdering her "I don't seek counsel but I do Isles’s whereabouts in March after attack against a third Palestinian retrial for almost seven weeks fled to Europe to escape testifying bomb concealed in a car exploded four-month-old daughter Jerri Ann last November, is led need a subpoena," Taricani said receiving a tip from a confidential WASHINGTON — Mother Teresa. Frank Sinatra. Chuck refugee camp still holding out suddenly entered the proceedings a second time against her ex-lover W ^nesday. source that she had fled. Yeager and James Stewart are among the 13 prominent people into the Women's Correctional Institute in Cranston, R.I. when they were called to testify in of 2>A years. from a seat in one of the despite repeated assaults since Pro-Syiian Palestinian gunners, the Jury's absence. courtroom's two Jury boxes. When Taricani finished outlining honored today with the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the Sunday night, militia sources said. entrenched in the Moslem Druse- after her arraignment in Pavjtucket Wednesday. “We call Joe Nicholson," de IN ISLES’ ABSENCE, PROSEC "Do you have a handy-dandy his reporting for the defense, nation's highest civilian award. Palestinian sources said units of held mountains east of Beirut, fense attorney Thomas Puccio UTORS are trying to convince tbe subpoena available?" Grande Assistont Attorney General Marc President Reagan will present the medals, three of thent Amal, Lebanon's most powerful responded to the Am al advance announced Wednesday during the judge to let them introduce her ask^ ^ccio. DeSisto asked him the question of posthumous, at a White House luncheon for the honorees today. militia, entered the Ghaza hospital with a fresh round of missile and afternoon session. testimony from the first trial to tbe Two other attorneys leaned over the week. The medal winners also include Count Basie. Jacques in the ^ b r a camp and a rre s t^ 70 long-range artillery in a bid to Judge orders Richard “ Can I have a lawyer?” the New new jury. But first they must prove the defense tahliisind whipped up a "Do you know where Alexandra Cousteau. Jerome Holland. Jeane Kirkpatrick and five others. wounded Palestinians. Some Pa relieve the pressure on their lestinian sources said the 70 were York Post reporter asked they've made a diligent search for subpoena. Isles is today?” besieged comrades. "Now is not the time to leave, killed, but the report could not be immediately. the elusive-Isles. “ No, I don’t,” Taricani said. Police and Moslem-owned radio to be held without bail independently confirmed. Nicholson and James Taricani, Enter Nicholson and Taricani, Mr. Taricani," the judge com After lengthy, private negotia U.S. denies report on Pershing 2 stations reported at least two At least 126 people have been an investigative reporter for who are among the many people mented dryly while she waited. tions between attorneys for the salvos of 36 Soviet-made Grad Bv James H. Ludwin ordered all court records sealed HAM BURG, West Germ any — The United States has denied a killed and 840 others wounded pending further proceedings. WJAR-TV in Providence, were who have been trying to find the prosecution, defense and Nichol missiles crashed into the perime United Press International GRANDE ARRANGED FOR A m agazine report that it intends to station in West Germ any more since the battle for the camps The order was issued on a motion c a lM by the defense in an effort to woman in recent weeks. son, von Bulow's attorneys agreed ter of the Bourj Barajneh camp. Nicholson stood in the middle of sheriff to hand the subpoena to the to forego questioning toe news than the 108 Pershing 2 medium-range nuclear missiles began, but hospital and police PAW TUCKET, R.I. - Donna from Richard's attorney, George prove prosecutors have not made a Other rockets fell in several the courtroom and agreed to give reporter and inquired whether the paper reporter and instead intro approved for deployment by NATO. sources said the tolls were not Richard's arraignment on a Muksian. Another request by Muk- diligent search for von Bulow's nearby residential neighborhoods. his name and affiliation, but then defense bad paid Taricani a "The report published Wednesday in the Stem picture magazine complete. murder charge in the death of her sian for a gag order on everyone ex-lover, Alexandra Isles, a dark- duced bis articles about Isles Into The camp was the only one Insisted on a lawyer and a standard $10 witness fee. said a Pershing 2 training manual discarded in a garbage can by On the Christian eastern side of 4-month-old daughter, Jerri Ann, involved in the case was d e n i^ by haired, doe-eyed, former soap evidence. continuing to resist Amal, which subpoena before going on.' Defense attorney John Sheehan an American soldier showed the U.S. Army planned to overstep the capital, rescue workers shed no new light on the evidence the judge, who noted that officials opera actress. The judge then ended proceed has blamed tbe fighting on what it Isles’ testimony has taken front The court reporter asked him to pulled a crumpled $20 bill out of his the 108-missile limit set by N ATO in 1979. searched for more victims of a car against her because the judge have refused to comment already. ings for the day, without having UPl photo says are the Palestinians' plans to spell his name. pocket and asked Taricani if he NATO approved deployment of the Pershing 2s and 464 cruise bomb that exploded Wednesday ordered the court record sealed. Richard ducked down to avoid and center stage in von Bulow’s reassert their control over south Superior Court Judge Corinne had change. called toe sequestered jury into the missiles in West Germany. Italy, the Netherlands, Britain and and hurled Breballs down a Richard was returned to Rhode being seen In the police van that retrial on charges he twice tried to A rescuer lifts a blanket over a boy killed by a car bomb in ern Lebanon following tbe comple Grande peered down from her high Taricani took $10 out of his courtroom even once during the Belgium to counter a buildup in Soviet SS-20 medium-range crowded street, killing at least 36 Island from Indiana Wednesday, took her to the state prison in kill his heiress wife, Martha Beirut's Christian sector Wednesday. The blast killed or tion of the Israeli withdrawal. bench with a mock look of pocket and handed It back. day. rockets targeted on the region. people, leaving 23 missing and arraigned in District Court in Cranston after the arraignment. “ Sunny” von Bulow. wounding some 200 others. wounded hundreds of people. Amal fighters stormed into the smaller Sabra and Shatila camps Pawtucket and ordered held with Later, Police Chief Theodore King was besieged by reporters — where hundreds of Palestinians out bail. asking why police had taken One crew member remains missing were massacred by Christian Wearing a dark blue dress and white jacket, Richard stood si unorthodox measures to mask Come and Enjoy AMELIA, La. — Rescue workers have recovered nine bodies of tots faces most danger militiamen in 1982 — late Wednes lently before Judge Anthony Den Richard's return. and located another in the submerged hull of a capsized oil day after 72 hours of fierce By Sheila Grissett-Walsh but they like a firm touch. They “ We're making history here.” nis as he explained the charge in Richard left Bloomington, Ind., A fit t in g . drilling barge, but they have little hope the one man still missing at 5:15 a.m. (EDT) Wednesday for United Press International need to recognize the touch of their An attorney for the Mormon Hardline Palestinian leader Abu District Court, one floor above of the 22 aboard has survived. dad,” Frustaci said. "W e're into family said he is still negotiating Pawtucket police headquarters. the return trip to Rhode Isand. SUMMERTIME 1985 Mousa, in a statement reported by " I hope there are survivors, but I'm just kidding myself 'liiere were reservations on a flight ORANGE, Calif. — The smallest day two and that feels good. We're with various publications for the pro-Syrian newspaper A1 Sharq "This is a capital offense under really," said Aubrey Authement. chief of detectives in to Rhode Island, but police and of the six surviving Frustaci just taking it an hour at a time.” rights to the story. Andrew Wallet today, said his men shelled the Rhode Island law," he said, adding Richard took a plane to Boston at the Terrebonne Parish. "It's a sad deal, but you always got to hope." septuplets, a 1-pound boy nick Baby F, nicknamed "Peanut" said the Frustacis are not money- Am al positions in Beirut. that the maximum penalty on Divers recovered three bodies Wednesday. Authement said named “ Peanut,” is moat in by the hospital staff, weighed just 1 hungry, but realize the enormity of conviction is life in prison. He instead, apparently to avoid reporters. they knew where a tenth body was trapped in the barge but had danger from heart and lung pound, 1 ounce at birth. He lost 1 their potential costs in raising so Tennessee became the 16th state advised her not to make any “ You say unorthodox. You des been unable to free it. problems that weakened the tiny ounce Wednesday and Dr. Carrie many children. They also have a when it joined the Union on June 1, statements. ______^ .Vnmunr- 7 71 RratFjlat*Asaneia!** Imc A II7 1 1 IST cribe unorthodox," King said. "I Sponsor: J. D. Heat Estau Associaks, Inc. AUGUST The 200-foot-long Tonkawa overturned late Monday night as it infants in their second day of life, Worcester said the tiny boy is at 1-year-old son. 1796. The state said it objected to bail Rain Dale: Monday, July 1st Y Fri. 2 T V U.S.MBUafyAcsdciBy Concert Band 7:00 was being towed by three tugboats through the murky bayous of but all are "fighters” and holding the greatest risk. because there is "strong and have nothing to say to you people." 2 Peter Ham r a F it a * 7:00 sufficient evidence to gain a After her arrest, Richard at first “■rMOinj M Siege" Sponsors: Manchtsirr Army 3 Navy Chib south Louisiana. Nine crewm en were pulled from the water and their own, doctors said. “ I still say the chances for their Manchester Bi. Band Shell Corp. waived extradition, then decided Spoiaor: MonchaUrBL BcmdSMtCorp. two more later were freed alive from the submerged hull. The babies, still unnamed and survival are 50-50,” she said. "The O H 3 conviction at trial." Tbe judge Tbe. 2 U.S. Coast CaaedCaaml Bead SdM Rain Location: East Catholic High School smallest one is at the greatest risk. scheduled a bail hearing May 29. to fight her arrest and finally Rain Location: Ean CatboUc High School their cribs marked A, B, C, D, E Auditorium Sponsors: M oriatty Bros. Lincoln- Audilorium Richard was arrested May 10 at changed her mind again and 113 New State Rd., Manchester and F, were in critical condition Chances vary from baby to baby. Specializing Exclusively In 115 Near Slate Road, Mancfacfter Mtrcury-Matda Dtakr 3 ' her parents' home near Blooming agreed to return voluntarily. Manchester Bi. Band ShtH Corp. Limited Scaling Available United talks end after 16 hours Wednesday, suffering from car "We have confirmed by brain Limited Seatins Available scan done today that all are SLENDERIZING plus-size fashions ton, Ind. 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Rain Date: Thursday, 8th Thu. 4 -Tbaa Wh " Sounds or'30s-’70s 3:00 proposed two-tier wage scale that prompted the walkout. day of life.- still feel optimistic about the H o tm t u t and 38 to 52 her parents' Pawtucket apartment Ralph- Richard appeared in a a BagkCofga. Wed. 7 Caaatiy WeaSeta 7:00 The bargaining session between the Air Line Pilots Association But they were still given a 50-50 survival of all the babies. They are Nov. 15,1984, about five days after Boulder (Colo.) County court Wed Spoiaor; H tritate Savings 3 Looit Aaoc. Thu. 4 Cavataar's Fast Gaasd “ Paps" Caataet 7KW SBai Coas "Cowboy Caravan" Sponsor: The Purdy Corporation and United began shortly after 1 p. m. EDT Wednesday. The talks chance of survival and one doctor holding their own. 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t------MANCMKSTEH HERALD, Thursday. Muy 23, 1985 - 7 < - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May 23, 1985 I ' Richard M. Diamond, Publisher-, Sptback for labor Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor. OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor Senate approves prevailing wage bill
By Mark A.^Dupuls (or rehabilitation work, while former representative from the measure ior this year’s legisla United Brass International dties and towns argued inflation Storrs, to replace June K. Good tive session. had left those limits outdated. man of Danbury on the State Board The Senate also gave approval to Connecticut pioneers in encouraging Job growth HARTFORD — The Senate has The limits in the approved bill of Education. a proposal to prevent sensitive given final legislative approval to were worked out in a compromise Goodwin’s nomination was eas documents obtained by a legisla compromise legislation raising between Republicans and minority ily approved by the House but was tive committee investigating the 1. CONNECTICUT PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT that has created or retained 7.800 jobs. New . STAMFORD — "The sun may be setting on the Britain Mayor Bill McNamara said, I wish the price limits before cities and towns Democrats. The bill, approved held up in the Senate while state’s criminal justice system CORP. is the nation’s first state agency to provide Republicans awaited O’Neill’s fi from being made public. Sunbelt," said Connecticut Economic Developmen Democratic Congress had passed federal must pay prevailing wages on 22-14 in the Senate, goes to O’Neill t Commissioner John Carson, in what I would entrepreneurs with risk capital financial support public works projects. for action. nal nomination (or the nine- The provision, approved on a enterprise zones" proposed by President Reagan. voice vote, would allow the 14- nominate as the quote of the year. to turn today’s ideas into tomorrow’s products. The Senate Wednesday also gave Sen. John G. Matthews, R-New member board. Northeast With time running out on this member special committee to "A ltof the crystal-bailers declared New The non-profit corporation has invested 314 3. THE URBAN JOBS PROGRAM offers final approval to Gov. William A. Canaan, opposed the compromise, O'Neill's nomination of Dorothy C. saying he would have preferred to year’s session, the Senate decided keep confidential records from England dead because of the wounds the region Perspective million to help develop 60 products — only 10 of which have b ^ n abandon^. similar but less generous incentives In 28 clues, Goodwin to serve on the State have seen a 31 million limit to act on the appointment Wednes police or other agencies where the sustained during the 1973-75 recession,” he said. day. Goodwin will now be able to records are held in confidence. Michael J. McManua In 1984 alone. 30 million helped 22 companies the same property tax abatement, but only a 25 Board of Education and killed a bill established before prevailing "But in true Yankee fashion. New England replace Goodman, whose reap It also would require that all cover up to 60 percent of the development coats of percent corporate tax reduction and $500 grant designed to require retail stores to wages must be paid. Two amend learned to cope, to diversify, to compete, and to per job. Its biggest cost is a state reimbursement trovide "rain checks” (or sale ments for higher limits were pointment was rejected by the records and information that are projects ranging from a new electro-mechanical not sent to law enforcement make the best of her opportunities. We now have to cities of $9.5 million for property taxes. fterns. defeated, however. Senate earlier this year. clutch and a computer-aided curriculum to a agencies for possible criminal the strongest, most resilient economy in all of the The results are impressive — $350 million wortn The wage bill would require "We talk about trying to save The Senate also voted Wednes situation was reversed. Maine through pipeline inspection system and pollution testing cities and towns to pay prevailing local taxpayers money, yet we day to kill a bill designed to require action be made public when the United States." of investment that have created or saved 21,408 Pennsylvania had the nation’s highest jobless equipment. If the products are successful, the wages — usually union scale — on uphold a system that demeans the retail stores, with some excep committee issues its final report. He’s right. But Connecticut's good fortune jobs in the state’s old cities. "A hallmark of stems in part from Carson’s own leadership under rates, mostly in the double-digit range, except for state will collect a royalty on them. So far, 31-6 new construction projects costing free market for labor and wastes tions, to provide "rain checks” on The committee is investigating Connecticut’s programs is a priority for urban items advertised at sale prices but the criminal justice system, in Gov. William O’Neill — and many programs the New Hampshire. Today, even New Jersey and million of royalties have been repaid. 3200,000 or more and rehabilitation taxpayers’ dollars,” Matthews areas, where the bulk of the unemployed are work worth 350,000 or more. said. not available. cluding the state police and chief state now provides to encourage job growth, New York are below the national average at 7 Massachusetts, New York, Michigan and Indiana concentrated,” said the proud commissioner. Organized labor had opposed In other action, the Senate voted The Senate voted 23-12 to recom state’s attorney’s office, who have percent or less. have programs based on this model. especially in cities. “ However, these programs are dwarfed by the raising the current limits of $M,000 35-1 to approve O’Neill’s nomina mit the bill to the General Law been feuding in recent months, and In the Frostbelt, only Michigan and Indiana The first company to benefit from CPDC was In March 1985, the results can be seen in the more traditional federally-subsidized revenue (or new construction and 810,000 tion of Goodwin, a highly respected Committee, which in effect kills the one-man grand jury system. state’s astonishingly low seasonally adjusted unemployment is above 10 percent (though Ohio, TIE/Communications Inc., which has grown from bonds” that have made $1.9 billion worth of loans UPI photo unemployment rate of 4.6 percent, third lowest in Pennsylvania, Illinois are above 9 percent). a Greenwich garage to sales of 3300 million as a available to corporations at 75 percent of the the nation. Only Hawaii and Massachusetts had To be frank, however, much of the shift in the manufacturer of advanced telecommunications prime rate. However; every state offers revenue U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese III congratulates marginally lower rates of 4.4 and 4.5 percent, Frostbelt’s fortunes stems from millions of equipment. ‘Open primary’ bill faces O’Neill’s veto Ensign Denise Louise Matthews of Old Saybrook, the bonds. It is doubtful that they create any new jobs. respectively. Yankee unemployed moving to the Sunbelt. If the federal government terminates Its first woman to graduate at the top of her class at the U.S. Close behind, however, are Vermont, Rhode White the nation as a whole grew 4.2 percent in 3. URBAN E N TERPRISE ZONES have helped said Rep. Pauline R. Kezer, iated voters to vote lor GOP Economic Development Administration and the By Mark A. Dupuis Island and New Hampshire, all with rates below 5 population from 1980 to 1984, New England grew industry to grow in the hardest-hit parts of six R-Plainvllle. candidates and lift the party from Coast Guard Academy in New London. The command valuable Urban Development Action Grant United Press International Elderly citizens lobby percent. "N ot bad for the old Northeast, which 1.8 percent, and New York, New Jersey and cities; Hartford, Bridgeport, New Britain, New Democrats, however, argued the minority position it has held for ant, Admiral James S. Gracey, is shown at the center. program, Connecticut demonstrates that states years in Connecticut. some saw as sinking off into oblivion,” Carson told Pennsylvania inched up only 1 percent. (The Haven, New London and Norwalk. The incentives HARTFORD — Despite some Capitol for drug subsidy that the bill would cause chaos In Great Lakes states actually shrank by 0.3 percent are varied: 80 percent property tax abatement for can provide major help to cities. running party elections and was In another major debate, the me. earlier grumbling. House Republi House Wednesday voted 85-65 to or 81,000 people, when it would have added 1.2 five years, a 50 percent reaction of state cans have given final legislative unfair because it would let panies Meese exhorts grads “ pick and choose” which primar kill a proposed amendment to the COMPARE THAT BOOM with the 10 percent or million, if it had grown at the national average.) corporate taxes, a 31,000 grant per job created if Michael J. McManus of Stamford 1s a columnist approval to a bill allowing the GOP — see page 9 who writes on problems of the Industrial ies would be opened to unaffiliated state constitution to allow voters to higher joblessness of these Sunbelt states; However, a reason that Connecticut’s jobless 30 percent of the new hires live nearby, plus loans, to open some of its primaries to the petition measures onto the ballot Northeast. This Is the second of a three-part series internal rules who could vote in voters. Alabama, Alaska, Louisiana, Mississippi, Oregon rate is so low is that it pioneered with three new job training aid and lower sales taxes. state’s 600,000 unaffiliated voters. for consideration. on war against drugs Republicans on an 85-64 party their primaries, which are now "That’s not serving the unaffil and Washington. state government strategies to add or retain jobs Carson said the zones have been “ surprisingly on the Institutions behind the Connecticut boom. The initiative amendment would open only to registered party iated voter. That’s serving purely successful.” sparking 3107 million of investment Next week: defense spending. line vote approved the measure have allowed groups to collect nearly 930 suspected smugglers When I began writing my column in 1977, the that are now being copied by other states: members under state law. political calculations,” said House By Dennis C. Mllewtkl and send It on for an almost certain signatures from a number of whose conviction rate already has veto by Democratic Gov. William It would allow Republicans to Minority Leader Irving J. Stol- United Press International voters equal to 5 percent of the reached 88 percent, he said. carry out rules changes approved berg, D-New Haven, who argued A. O'Neill. votes cast in the previous guberna “ These numbers represent dra .The so-called open primary plan at a convention last year and open strongly against the bill. NEW LONDON - The United An editorial torial election to get an issue ready matic victories in the war against was a top priority of Republican primaries for statewide offices and Republicans all but assured a States is waging a war against for the ballot. drugs. But it Is not a war that will leaders when their party took Congress to the state’s 600,000 veto by rejecting a Democratic drug smugglers with the U.S. TWSTSW. If the Legislature didn’t approve be easily won, or won quickly,” control of the Legislature in unaffiliated voters. amendment that would have al Coast Guard a first line of defense Jack the petitioned issue, it would be Meese said. January and ended a decade of “ Any measure which encour lowed open primaries as long as in the nation’s battle with large- plac^ on the ballot where appro ages people to participate more unaffiliated voters could vote in scale dealers, U.S. Attorney Gen “ Illegal drugs are not just an Divestm ent Democratic control. val by a majority vote would have Anderson The bill would allow political than they do now is commendable primaries for all offices. eral Edwin Meese III says. American problem, they are a enacted it into law'. The measure TbLDTUEIATo parties to decide through their and this bill certainly will help,” O’Neill has opposed the open "It is no overstatement to say we world problem. The internationali also had a provision (or amending primary plan from the start, are at war with drug smugglers; zation of this crisis demands that the constitution through voter tVACViAT^.. saying it could destroy the two- with those who are merchants of we look abroad as well as inside by church petitions. party system. human misery,” Meese told 191 our country (or ways to fight it,” he No talks scheduled at Ul Opponents argued the measure However, after a federal judge officers graduated Wednesday said. in Fairfield, Bridgeport, North upheld a Republica isn’t needed because the Legisla from the U.S. Coast Guard NEW HAVEN (UPI) - No talks ture is responsive to public needs commendable are scheduled today in the second Branford, Milford and East challenge to the existing law Academy. The 191 ensigns, including 16 and w a m ^ the process could be day of a strike by 900 United Haven, primarily due to lightning. limiting primary voting to regis “ We can no longer devote our women and eight minorities, were David stockman Members of the Utility Workers tered party members, O’Neill said abused by special interest groups. time and efforts to dealing with commissioned amid pomp and The United Church of Christ reversed a Illuminating Co. workers called “ I have not had people in my after rejecting a contract proposal of America, Local 470 and 471, he would accept a plan that opened illegal drugs only after they have ceremony. The academy’s 104th long-standing policy earlier this week and voted to walk off their jobs after up all primaries. district knocking on my door for reached our streets, our schools commencement ended with the they described as an insult. this,” said Rep. Michael D. Rybak, decided to divest all holdings in companies discredits work UI spokesman Jeff BelmOnt said the company proposed annual 5.5 If Republicans had agreed to and our homes,” he added. traditional tossing of caps and percent salary but also sought a open all primaries, O’Neill also D-Harwinton. " I think they realize Meese said that last year Coast epaulets to discard all traces of which have investments in South Africa, even despite the walkout that began we have a representative demo Wednesday normal service would cut in medical benefits said his administration would have Guard cutters spent 325,000 hours cadet life. though the action may cost the church cracy and not a free-for-all....” be provided the company’s 290,000 Prior to a raucous meeting dropped its appeal of the decision patroling the coast and seas in a to cut the waste Ensign Denise Louise Matthews one-tenth of its annual investment income. customers in the Bridgeport and Tuesday might, the employees by U.S. District Judge Jose A. Proponents said the bill would “ dangerous but essential strug of Old Saybrook had the highest Because the apartheid regime has taken no New Haven area. voted 522-263 to strike at midnight Cabranes. give more power to the public and gle” to stop illegal aliens and drugs academic standing in the class and significant steps toward political change, we WASHINGTON — President Reagan’s fiscal guru, Belmont said most of the power with picket lines set up outside all However, confident their posi downplayed the concern that well- from reaching the United States. The Coast Guard seized 2.6 was the first woman to earn that David Stockman, was reprimanded in 1981 for cut off by heavy winds and United Illuminating Co. office tion would be affirmed on appeal, financed special interest groups have no other choice than to apply maximum the Republicans worked to bring in million pounds of marijuana and honor at the academy, officials deriding in private the Reaganomics be was lightning storms Tuesday night buildings and power plants. would get more power through economic pressure to avert a bloodbath,” said The two union locals represent dissidents within their ranks and initiative. 1,906 pounds of cocaine, arresting said. defending in public. But apparently that scolding has bed been restored and supervisory a spokeswoman for the church’s Board for and administrative personnel 878 of the utility company’s 1,560 stood firmly behind the billap- merely made him more cautious. World Ministries. PffllADELPmA._ were sent to handle any remaining employes. proved Wednesday. The workers have had no wage The Republicans’ open primary The United Church of Christ is the nation’s dPisvEanam owi White House sources familiar with Stockman’s outages. backdoor routines say he continues to undercut ' About 400 customers lost power increases since 1983. plan is designed to attract unaffil- oldest overseas mission agency. Its decision presidential policies he doesn’t like. He has instigated for divestment also relates to banks and attacks, they claim, on the Grace Commission, which : financial institutions which provide loans, the president admires. MEMORIAL MY services or credits to the racially segregated By leak and critique, Stockman allegedly has' nation. inspired editorial and congressional criticism of the.. SALE^A^BRATION VL The church is to be commended for placing Open Forum commission’s findings on waste in government. ' THUR » FBI « SAT social responsibility above the profit need. Apparently the findings were an embarrassment to J Stockman, who is supposed to uncover misspending in PrBBsuFB TrsatBd I The South African government refuses to i #1 SPRUCE the federal bureaucracy. • PRE'HUNG change its apartheid policies, and only Conn. 06040. rff "T LANDSCAPE While all of us, at one time or Yet, J. Peter Grace, who heads the commission, ' ALUMINUM economic isolation and world opinion can Thanks for helping and for Fund is aiming another, have sent money to help pointed out billions being wasted right under- CofflMnallon caring. STOCKADE TIES force a change. Regardless ^ of financial those less fortunate, in other states Stockman’s nose. Storm Doors to heip our own FENCING 20x 80 impact, churches, companies and even and countries, it is most approp Stockman reacted by trying to discredit Grace’! * IsoMa Schaller nations must work to ameliorate the conse To Ike Editor: riate that we all try to help our own work. He couldn’t do this openly, since the Grace ; >2x09 S fiT S O Manchester 28x9 0 White U I igag quences of apartheid. — right here in town. Commission has President Reagan’s staunch back--; ng.88c^ FuN IW l^lcfc ing. So Stockman began a whispering campaign' Connecticut residents can be proud that It was with sadness that we all His mother, Marjorie Frank, has Not UnOorsttocI FULL SIZE against the commission. 0x8 Do m Not lnd.Pool their state was one of the first to divest in read the news of Peter Frank's been the children’s librarian at Letters policy South Africa. ’The state treasurer’s office, mini-bike accident during school’s Mary Cheney Library for several spring vacation this April. A years. She has been a joy to work The Manchester Herald wel THE PRESIDENT PUT STOCKMAN on the spot^ Skyllner® ‘VG’ Model Skyllner® T G ’^ Model which administered the $75 million divesti the other day by asking him to meet with the Grace j IvsnUlsiad. low profllo. IntulaMd wfoty ol*** «'***' bronzo torn Low pnraa. InauMad aaWy glaaa wltti bconza tong Irai vibrant, healthy Manchester tee with and has always been a help to comes original letters to the editor. Itranw and bats. SaH-flaahlng Inaaet aeraan Indudad. Forroda baaa. Salt-FlaaMng. For roola with 3" In 12* ptlcti or graalar. ture of its $3 billion investment portfolio, nager, a pupil of Illing Junior High her community. We, her co Letters should be brief and to the Commission. Reagan led off by bailing Peter Grace’s, Iwmi 3" In i r pKch or gtaatar. Colora. Claar Qlaa^ Colora: Claar Qiaaa receives calls from other states and munici School, lies bed-ridden in the workers, want to be a part of this point. They should be typed or “ energetic but healthy troublemaking” and praising - palities that would like to adopt such plans. Newington Children’s Hospital for special effort to help Marge and neatly handwritten, and, for ease the commission for its exposure of "a spendthrift,- New York just joined the cause when Gov. an indefinite time — certainly, a Peter. in e^Ung, should be double irresponsible bureaucracy.” ^ IvBntllatIng Mario Cuomo announced the sale of $4.4 long, long time, while all of us pray Whatever you can spare, be it a spaced. Letters must be signed. The president also declared his support for Citizens'.! Against Waste, a bipartisan, grass-roots group which ! billion in stocks and bonds in companies doing for a miracle. dollar, it will help. Let’s get behind The Herald reserves the right to His school associates and them and show that we in Man edit letters in the interests of is striving to persuade Congress to eliminate thtt! business in South Africa and Namibia. •FG’T G ’ Modal teachers have started a fund for chester care about our own! brevity, clarity and taste. waste the commission has uncovered. He called- *VQ’ M odtl 1 The results won’t be felt until years from him to help pay some of the Money can be sent to The Peter Address letters to: Open Forum, Co-Chairmen Peter Grace and Jack Anderson "an- 1loot Opanini InatSa Opanlno now, but every journey of a thousand miles M o M R OkeefiDloiie tremendous hospital bills his con Frank Fund, Heritage Savings and Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, unusual but high-octane team (who) focus on the V Q 2 2 2 2 2 2 H 'ii2 2 W 21Vi“ x21H " 239.40 FQ2222 22VX22H" 21^x21^ 145J0 begins with a small step. finement will entail. Loan, Main Street, Manchester, Manchester, CT 06040. abuse of taxpayer dollars and hold appointed officials VQ 2246 23M 'a46M '' 21H"x46H** 32SJ5 F o sza a 22H*k46H" 21H"x4SH** 2S4J8 accountable.” ~ VO 3030 30Vt'M 30W 29H'*x20H” 30540 FQ 3030 30H’x30W MH'xZSH" 1S2JS One official whom they intend to hold accountable iS! VO3046 30U'a46t4'' 29H” x46H** 350.10 FQ3046 30WX46W' 2SH'x48H" 2314S Washington Window David Stockman. ; V Q 4 0 3 0 4Sli'x30Vti’' 46Vi’*x2tH” 350.10 svstlsbto In bronio After the president spoke, Stockman could hardly IFURRING WOODGRAIN , contradict him. So instead, tlie budget director gavea' OVERHEAD POLYSTYRENE lip-service speech supporting the stop-waste refonna ^TRIP OAIIASE SHUTTERS ' \bur vacation begins that he has been sabotaging behind the president’s' DOOR 14x9S—15.1B pr. back. T Declare victory, and then withdraw S 1 4 S S 5 14xSt—15.S6 pr. 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UndySIOSIorafamlKof Plan your Nova Scotia vaca “ I ’m-convinced this was the only the party, and therefore inherently switch of three makes It SO-SO) that is man’s secret strategy is to antagonize Congress, nniis 1x3— 8 ft. 4p«MliMek I n 14X01- OaMMW. 6M>....ANihafat serious deficit reduction package that Jl I| 3 ••eiarfMMl four* with car. tion with our Tourism Guide WASHINGTON - SborUy before unreliable for a Reagan becoming increasingly Independent, the opposition and defeat the reforms he’s supposed to Book by calling toll-free: returning to the United States from his could pass the Senate,” Reagan said. administration. less concerned about the Reagan support. Bar Hartx>r, Maine is the trip abroad. President Reagan exulted, At that, the package passed only That does not hold for Specter, a program than with the idealogical or ALUM N UM drive-on point for one of Vortland''*™"’"’ Continental U.S. C 3 0 .Boalon 1-800-341-6096 "How sweet it is to return with a 50-49 because Vice President George Bush middle-of-the-roader, and certainly not political realities of its membership. SEN. WILLIAM ROTH, R-Del., who Is spearhead AWNIN8 WINDOWS the most enchanting ways was on hand to break a tie and Sen. Pete PRE-HUNG STEEL Maine Senate victory for spending restraint for D’Amato and Hawkins, full-time ing the Senate battle to reduce government waste, toM Comploto WNh Seroons to travel you’ll ever experi and no tax increase.” Wilson, R-Calif., gamely came to the conservatives. ALTHOUGH STRICT party disci us he’s aware Stockman Is secretly trying to block tW 6 PANEL COLONIAL ence. For the next 6 hours 1-800-492-0643 No matter that Reagan’s budget was chamber only 38 hours after surgery for But D’Amato and Hawkins, up for pline and loyalty long ago vanished in reforms. The senator’s counter-strategy is to push tlio Ptffpet For ENTRANCE DOOR UNITS you leave the navigating to Or fill in and mail the coupon a ruptured appendix. clobbered in the Senate, forcing him to re-election In states with large popula the Senate, Reagan could rely on least controversial reforms and get as much waste • Poreh tncloturM us as we sail you and your below. endorse: The major lesson in the battle of the tions of the elderly, could not afford to DO 3/0 X 6/8 Republicans in the Senate during his eliminated as feasible. Then be will considif • Room additions budget, vintage 1985, is that the OOP’s car (RV’s, Pop-Ups, Car- ‘ 2 adulla, 2 children aged 5 to 12. • Miiitary spending at a level that he renege on Social Security, even if the two years and even, on many Issues, Stockman’s six stumbling blocks. j : ita% Tops, more than welcome) i^WSwIiigton earlier termed “ irresponsible.” majority in the Senate is small (53-47) president could. during his first term. Footnote: The General Accounting Office h p DD to Yarmouth, Nova Scotia ^Cliailaalon • A one-year freese on Social Secur and that, without Democratic help, may Going deeper, there were a large That no longer seems the case. And completed a review of the Grace Commlssloii's >135“ ity cost-of-living increases that may or not even be a majority. number of senators who were brought aboard the Bluenose, a CN Marine what happened on the budget could well flndings and has endorsed most of them. Meanwhllaj world-class auto ferry. may not have been a betrayal of his The lone defector among Democrats into camp with concessions; be the first clear signal that Reagan ii VsilN 19% 29« 92 n 46 44 49 the commission’s leading crIUc, columnist George Insulatsd door •Uminatas naad for Our daylight crossing Publiahad by the Mlnlatry of Tourtam. campaign prontiaes. was Sen. Edward Zorinsky, R-Neb., a Hatfield of Oregon and Grassley of running into problems of a “ lame duck” Will, who Is dose to Stockman, has run afoul ol 1 s r 4t.1t 6149 64.66 •644 •943 •S46 former Republican. He felt that the ■6.34 6646 3S46 3641 6643 storm door com plataly a8samblad.| means you can stroll the • A new lease for a number of Iowa with a defense freeze plus presidency. costKxitter Ernest Fitzgerald. t 3SW 91.39 31.4S Book your reservations Pleeee tend me more Inlormelton programs that Reagan had slated for budget drafters had pumped enough fSV M91 76JS 3946 66.61 9341 S963 •343 decks and enjoy the salty on C N Marine and Nova ScoHa. inflation; Andrews of North Dakota There are 81 Republicans seeking Fitzgerald, the celebrated whistle blower, dlsputOd s Raady to Install. and ask about our new extinction and additional money for farm goodies into the package to make with more money for rural electrifica [ 4 s r fM6 •349 •648 6966 11f4i 11646 sea air or take In a little dun. re-election (Goldwater is retiring) and argumenU raised by WUI and Harvard prafesoor SSL money-saving 1985 tour other domestic projects. it acceptable to him. tion and rural telephone; Weicker of among them are 18 flratrtermers who Steven Kelman. H 996001 MO % 10 % nM MANY OTHER STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM Afterwards, wine and dine Shades of the late Sen. George Aiken, More worrisome for the administra Connecticutt with additional funds for in our bar and restaurant. packages by calling CN were elected with Reagan in 1980, "They’ve been caught In an absolute fabrication/^ Marine at our toll-free R-Vt., who at the height of the Vietnam tion, however, was the defeftion of four health, welfare and education; and the n iey have to face the voters in 1986. said Fitzgerald. And don't worry about the War suggested that the United States Republicans — Sens. Charles Mathias list may well he longer. numbers: Reagan does not. And that comMnatloo We couldn’t reach Stockman for his comments. But W.G GLENNEY CO. kids, they’re having a super declare victory and withdraw. of Maryland, Arlen Specter of Pennsyl The budget vote indicates that, unlike could spell more and more trouble In the his defenders say Stockman feels the Gradl 336 North Main St. Manchester time in our children’s play Continental U.S. vania, Alfonse D’Amato of New York 1901 when he first came to office, Senate for the administration. Commission Is p r o ^ n g major policy <»tmigM room. So go on, try your 1-800-341-7981 ANOTHER MARK by Reagan, made and Paula Hawkins of Florida. Reagan does not ha ve a solid stronghold Congress will never approve. He boUovaa 649-5253 luck in the casino or browse Maine at the same time, much better summar- in the Senate on which he can count with Sieve Gerstel Is a WaaMagtan repar- solutioos are not as simple and pslnlses as the STORE HOURS MON TUES WED -FRI 8 AM-6PM THURS lil 8 30 SAT 8 AM 5 PM through our duty-free shop. 1-800-432-7344 taaa what happened to his budget in the 3IATH1A8 IS a Republican liberal, a any confidence. ter far United Press Intematiseal. conunlssion Implies. ^ 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, May 23. 1985 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 23, 1985: CAPTAIN f A9V ' by Crooks • Caaale I WILL &HOW THEM Thursday T V I AM STILL ALIVEt Exercise Elderly march to Capitol
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Harvay Atkin, Kata Lynch. that a bill approved by the ® Raportar 41 1979 BOSTON — While strenuous took m the Capitol to call on their some of the demonstrators and WEDH Hartford. C T H Appropriations Committee to (SZ) MacNail/Lahrar Nawahour WVIT Hartford. C T M Chaara Conclusion. Sam agraaa to a exercise may be good for the body leglslalera to support a state assured them the Legislature will (S) study the issue would not be the end SD Good Tinwa WSBK Boston. MA M faw tharapy taaaiona with Fraaiar in or and the mind, it may also cause programXto help needy senior adopt a prescription drug WGGB Springfiald. MA 40 der to gat hit Ufa back in order. (R) ciUxens p a ^ r prescription drugs. program. of the matter. [ESPN] Action Sporta of tha 80'a Su- WXTV Pataraon. NJ 41 temporary infertility and disrup parcroaa Special. Springfiald, MA (S) Myataryl (CC) The Woman in More titan^ 200 demonstrators Jaekle said House and Senate "There will be a program and .WGBY ir Whit#.' Laura daapaira about her mar tions In women'i menstrual cycle, Hanford. CT [H B O l MOVIE: 'Houaa of tha Long WTIC ii riage and tha sudden illnaat of her tia- medical researchers said today. carried signs'and marched quietly (lOP leaders have differences on the task force will be created to ' Shadowa’ A bizarre family reunion at a CNN Cabla Nawa Ntwrk Icnn) Wednesday outside the Capitol how to go about establishing the implement it,” Jaekle told the Welah manor hampers the efforta of a DISNEY Dianay Channal iDial tar. (60 min.) The study, conducted at a writer who is racing the clock to finiah a ESPN Sporta Natwork liaPN) ® Nooha da Gala summer camp by researchers before meeting with lead m of the program, with the Senate looking demonstrators, who also sent auapente novel. Vincent Price, Chhato- HBO Horns Box Offtca iHSOl 8Z) Living Planet Portrait of tha iarth from Boston University, adds solid Republican majorities in the to start a program Jan. 1,1986, and representatives to meet with Se pher Lee. Desi Arnaz. Jr. 1963. Rated CINEM AX Cinamax iMAXt (CC) evidence to earlier studies that House and Senate to lobby for the House leaders looking at a July 1, nate President Pro Tempore PG TMC Movia Channal iTMCl iUSAl [C N N ] Freeman Raporta showed women who exercised prescription drug program. 1986, startup date. Philip S. Robertson. R-Cheshlre. [U S A ] Cartoon Expraaa USA USA Natwork [D IS ] Einatain regularly were more likely to have Hundreds of senior citizens Jaekle said he prefers the later In addition to the starting date, 6:30 PM C5D ® Ona Day at a Tima [ESPN] USFL FootbaH: Oakland at menstrual abnormalities. attended public hearings earlier in date to give a task force time to Jaekle said House and Senate (Q ) Banaon Denver Twenty-eight college-aged the session to support the program make recommendations on how Republican leaders are divided on when his friend Carol feels that she is but it was not included in the $3.94 the program would operate and (29 Hogan'a Haroaa being 'gaslighted.' (R) (60 min.) 9:30 PM ® Night Court Harry and women were sent to a summer eligibility requirements and other (22) (39 NBC Nawa tha staff are faced with big problems camp and asked to run from 4 to 10 billion general fund budget ap allowlawmakers time to review aspects of a drug subsidy program. CD PM Magazine whan a blizzard hits. (R) (29 Nightly Buainaaa Raport miles a day and participate in 3>A proved by, the Legislature and those recommendations and come (D 39 Battia of tha Network Stars (CC) [M A X ] MOVIE; 'The WorkTa Oraataat signed by Gov. William A. O’Neill. up with final plan. Jaekle said he wants a program (29 Jaffaraona Top celebrities from the three major net Lover* A couple of newlyweds gat mixed hours of moderate-intensity sports works compete for prize money. (2 hrs.) each day. AH but one developed Republican legislative leaders, “A new program is bound to that would provide aid automati ® ABC Nawa (CC) up in tha crazy world of Hollywood in tha cally to people who quality for 93) Notlciaro SIN D News days of silent movies. Gena Wilder. Dom menstrual abnormalities such as however, have said they will have problems. The sooner you OeLuise. Carol Kane. 1977. Rated PG. develop a program separate from make it (effective) the more property tax relief under the [CNN] Showbiz Today (33) MOVIE: 'Braakhaart Pass' The pas abnormal bleeding, missed peri sengers aboard a train incounter the budget and negotiations are problems you are going to have,” circuit breaker and tax-freeze [DIS] Adv. of Ozzie and Harriet 10:00 PM (D Knot's Landing Gary ALLIV OOV Da** Ozaua ods, changes in cycle length and mysterious deaths, disappearances and begins to think that ha may be in way hormonal changes. under way now between House and he said. “It's not the dollars and programs. [ESPN] ESPN's Horse Racing Weakly unexplained accidents. Charles Bron over hit head in the Empire Valley pro [TMC] MOVIE: 'Escape from El Diablo' son, Jill Ireland, Ben Johnson. 1976. ject. (60 min.) "There are a lot of women A wrongly imprisoned teenager in a MOVIE: 'Dalivaranca' A weekend running today who probably think (29 (D News Mexican jail is sprung by friends who canoe trip through the mountain wilder they aren't having any problems,” create a diversion using frisbees. skate ness turns into a terrifying nightmare for D <99 20/20 (CC) said Oary Skrinar, an associate Report says chief justice boards and motorcycles. Timothy Van four men. Burt Reynolds, Jon Voight 33) Independent Nawa Patten. Jimmy McNichol, John Ethan Ned Beatty. 1972. professor at BU. “But our study Wayne 1983. Rated PG. ( 8 Wild. Wild West showed that although the signs (22) 3 9 Cosby Show Theo is left to ac (22) Hill Street Bluaa Furillo is pressured 7:00 PM CD CBS News cept his father's Physician of the Year into finding the m urder^ of a prominent may not be obvious, they may be Award when Cliff is called out for a de CD (39 M*A*S*H community leader. (R) (00 min.) experiencing changes.” refuses to testify in Rhody livery. (R) , CD ABC News (CC) ®) (2Z) Myataryl (CC) The Woman in The study, published in the New (29 Rainbow Jackpot White.' Marian recovers and attempts to England Journal of Medicine, did Court Justice Arthur J. Goldberg, CD Dallas PROVIDENCE, R.I. (UPI) - another courtroom down the hall. (29 Hogan's Haroaa help an institutionalized Laura. (60 min.) who was hired as special prosecu (TD Jaffaraona not indicate whether moderate Rhode Island Supreme Court Chief The formal case is being pres 33) Novala: Tu o Nadia O 24 Horlt exercise caused changes or how tor by the commission. (29 Barney Milter Justice Joseph ^vilacqua refused ented by former U.S. Supreme 3Z) This Old House (CC) i D Koiak much exercise was needed before (22) Wheal of Fortune to testify before an ethics panel ® MOVIE: 'Mad Max' When the [C N N ] Evaning Nawa changes began to occur. investigating his alleged ties to (29 MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour world's future is threatened by terrorist [D IS ] Five Mila Craak Once the women stopped exer _ known criminals, a published (39 Family Feud cycle gangs, a band of police-elite sets THK BORN LOSER ‘ by Art Sanaom ______out to protect the populace. Mel Gibson. [H B O ] Amarica Undarcovar Acts of cising, their cycles returned to report says. @9 Benson 1980 Violence Soma of tha most extreme acts normal, Skrinar said. The Providence Journal- 31) Topacio of violence in America's history are ex [CNN] Prime News "The risk to health during our f j Bulletin quoted sources Wednes (SZ) Nightly Business Report plored. [E S P N ] NFL's Graatast Moments study, which was only eight weeks, day as saying Bevilacqua refused ^Connecticut 33) Diffrent Strokes [T M C ] MOVIE: T h a Kaap' In a Ro- [H B O ] MOVIE: -The Changeling' A col manian mountain fortress, a creature is was probably not bad,” he said. to testify Tuesday before the [C N N ] Moneyline lege lecturer plunges into a living night mysteriously killing German soldiers. But for women who have been Commission on Judicial Tenure [DIS] MOVIE: T h e Tender Years' A gen mare when engulfed by the sinister Scott Gtann, Jurgen Prochnow. Alberta running since puberty and have and Discipline. Valley Farms tle minister fights for the dog his son forces of a long-vacant Victorian man Watson. 1963. Rated R. loves Joe E. Brown, Josephine Hutchin sion. George C. Scott Trish Van Devere, never had a normal cycle, "there The sourcesaid the commission son. 1948. Meivyn Douglas. 1979. Rated R. 10:30 PM (S) News could be a risk to their health,” he Munro planters at work was "astonished” at the chief [E S P N ] Sportscenter [MAX] MOVIE: 'Brian's Song' The [USA] Dragnet said. Members of Perennial Planters Garden Club plant justice's action, which occurred [U S A ] Radio 1990 friendship of two professional athletes, 11:00 PM C£) CD (S) i9 nsws The women, who were paid as if after he had b^n given all the Brian Piccolo and Gale Sayers, is por the program were a summer job, flowers at the Munro Parklet on East Center Street on Peat Moss 7:30 PM CD PM Magazine trayed. James Caan, Billy Dee Williams, ( E Taxi evidence in the commission's were asked to start running four Wednesday. The club planted alyssum, blue magic possession. All commission pro CD (29 All In the Family Shelley Fabares. 1973. Rated G. (X> Phil Slivsn 4 Cubic Feet [TMC] MOVIE: 'Liar's Moon' A young d3) (39 Odd Coupis miles a day and increase their petunia and New Guinea impatiens, pink zinnia fantasia, ceedings are secret. CD Wheal of Fortune couple fall in love not realizing that a distance up to 10 miles a day by the The commission's first formal (39 Twilight Zona and pink cleome. The club maintains the parklet And the finest annuals (33) Independent News cloud from their families past hangs fifth week. Half the women were hearing Tuesday took place in a over their romance. Matt Dillon, Cindy (33) Or. Who M'A'S'H put on a weight control program to throughout the season. (22) Fisher, Yvonne DeCarlo. 1982. Rated (SZ) Ton O'clock News closed courtroom in the Superior only n . 2 5 a tray (29 Entertainment Tonight FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavoa make sure they did not lose any Court building in Providence. It is PG ® MOVIE: 'How to Break up a Happy (29 39 Barney Miller weight, since fat levels influence 8:30 PM CD Carol Burnett Divorce' A woman uses jealousy to try to believed the hearing is the first of ( ^ Wild World of Animals win back her ex-husband who is in hormone production. its kind involving any sitting judge (D Sale of the Century FRANK I. ERNIE'S 33) One Day at a Time volved with someone else. Barbara w e All the women had their hor in Rhode Island. (22) Family Ties Alex, anxious to get into Eden. Hal Linden. Peter Bonerz. 1976 KMKI-FIX 6ARA6E Judge delays hearing [CNN] Crossfire an elite fraternity, asks Karen to pose as mone levels measured daily and Bevilacqua had no comment [C N N ] Moneyline [E S P N ] ESPN's Speedweek his date. (R) f / e o N T B N P f P f t A P P N P r their menstrual cycles carefully Tuesday about the hearing into his [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Hold On. Karchan' A [USA] NHL Hockey: Stanley Cup (29 Under Sell (CC) monitored. allegedties to known criminals, young boy outwits the Gestapo during "We’re concerned that a girl, 25, on Evans extradition Championships - Game 2 (29 (39 Major League Baseball: Boston World War II. Katia Pargla, Olaf Schme- AMP PKVT OF including reputed members of at Texas and married who likes to run organized crime. 8:00 PM CD Magnum, P.l. Mag num chel. Rosemarie Barhold. 1979. NEW YORK (UPI) - A New conviction in Illinois. investigates some strange goings on (2Z) New York's Master Chefs [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Houas of tho Long YEjAPrr ovgpHFAP. 10-kllometer races but also wants The commission met Wednesday to start a family may have trouble York judge has delayed for 10 days U.S. Attorney Alan H. Nevas Shadows' A bizarre family reunion at a said Evans harbored Buck in an morning but no witnesses were Welah manor hampers the efforta of a getting pregnant,” said Skrinar. a decision on whether to return to seen entering -or leaving the writer who is racing the clock to finish a apartment in Hamden in August : The study was conducted by Connecticut Linda Sue Evans, 38, courtroom. No further meetings suspense novel. Vincent Price, Chriato- Skrinar, Beverly A. Bullen, direc accused of harboring suspected and Septmeber 19M. pher Lee. Desi Arnaz, Jr. 1983. Rated terrorist Marilyn Jean Buck in a are scheduled. PG tor of BU’s nutrition division; Dr. The FBI said it has evidence that Tte 14-member commission in New Haven apartment in 1984. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Big Hand for tho UM a Janet McArthur, a gynecologist Buck, Evans and three other cludes Judge Corinne Grande, who KNOTS LANDING Lady* A gambler’s wife recoups their life and others. At the end of the IS-minute suspected terrorists linked to the is hearing the attempted murder savings and more from the showdown The team is now trying to hearing Wednesday in U.S. Dis 1981 Brink's robbery met more retrial of Claus von Bulow in What has become of Val's pot of a poker game. Henry Fonda. W1NTHHOP - by Didi Cavafll trict Court for the Southern Dis Joanna Woodward, Jason Robards Jr. determine how much exercise is than once in New Haven and (Joan Van Ark) missing 1966 required before menstrual cycles trict in New York, Evans said, Hamden in 1983 and 1984. twins? The season-ending " IF YOU WISH TO AOrilEVE "you WOULD BE INVITED TO PLAY :T m y iMAtrlKATIOi-J, “We're going to keep fighting. [USA] Gong Show SOCIAL 6UCCeSS,)OU SHOULD AT A\ANY RARTlEe, TO CRIV^ OP IS THIS A N£
Teens becoming aware of Do you havea pet with an un usual name? Send it to me In dangers of driving drunk care of the Man Pet Forum chester Herald, and we might already reached a million teenag DEAR publish it. ers in the United States and Allan Laventhal, D.V.M. ABBY: The re- Recently, I Canada. I would like to see it in tpoBM to the read a news every high school. column you paper story For the free SADD kit. please wrote laat year abfiut pets’ and send a long, stamped, self- to promote Stu- Dear Abby their names addressed envelope to: SADD, deata Agalnat and it started me thinking about with Sh-t Face — what a burden to P.O. Box tM, Marlboro, Mass. Driving Drunk Abigail Van Buran some of the names that I ’ve carry for life. It’s used affe(Hion- 017S2. was effective encountered over the past 24 years, ately, though. Spare Parts is a beyond our (2 Many are standard, especially If melange of genes from many DEAR ABBY: Here is another wildest sources that represents no one of reply to “ Missing Link.” Being the given by children. There are the dreams. popular ones such as Snoopy, his myriad canine ancestors. Tab self-appointed family historian, I Since SADD ula Rosa is an uppity name for a told my lather one year that the Garfield, Marmaduke, Lassie and became a national program, parents and teenagers in an effort Sandy, all comic paper favorites. tabby cat and Tu-Toze is, of course, only CMstmas present I wanted hundreds of thousands of Con to reduce the number of deaths a double-pawed kitty. from him was an autobiography. Others are named for their coat tracts for Life have been signed. involving drunk drivers. Some unimaginative owners Just At first, he refused, explaining how colors or condition — Red, Buffy, The death rate has dropped over SADD (Students Against Driv go with Puppy, Kitten or Dog or painful It was for him to remember Jet, Freckles, Fluffy and Whitey — 2,000 in the age bracket 10-11 in ing Drunk) was launched two but a Fudge is unusual. Cat. Our Tanaya was named after his childhood. drinking and driving accidents. It years ago in Marlboro, Mass., by the last chief of the Yosemite The next year, I asked him is the only age b m k e t that has Robert Anastas, a teacher from THEN TH ERE WAS the 4-pound Indians when our son was into again, so he reluctantly began. As shown a decrease in deaths due to Wayland High School in Wayland, pomeranian named Butch, and he Indian lore, and he and I had built a he searched his memories, he had drinking and driving. Mass., after two of his students was tough. And the reversists who genuine tee-pee. Duffer got his, to confront his bitterness, and as he You would be doing a great were killed In a car crash. called their white cat Midnight, name from my golf game. Under wrote he came to terms with it. It public service if you will once The part of the contract to be and another who called their black standable, but no respect. took him two years, but in the end again alert the public that the signed by the teenager states: cat called Snowball. Anti- Some have foreign names that I the most valuable gift was not to Contract for Life for high school “I agree to call you for advice establishment types, of course. cannot Interpret and forget. More me in the 200 pages he typed out — students and the new Contract for and/or transportation at any hour, Some folks label their charges are named after movie stars or but to himself. The pain of the Life for college students Is now from any place, if I am ever in a after favorite beverages — Coke, shows — Shariff, Candida, Zhi abuse and deprivation, the anger available. situation where I have had too Brandy, Cognac and Champagne, vago, Omar Kyahnm, and even a toward the people who had hurt The deadliest time of the year Is much to drink, or a friend or date but we also have had some brand perfume, Bakir (no d.o. — doggy him and the bitterness that rose up names such as Molson, and a pair upon us, during prom time and who is driving me has had too odor — there). senior weeks across the country. much to drink." in him at the mention of his of goldens called Chivas and Abby, will you help us to save The part signed by the parents childhood melted away as the Regal, showing owner preference. AND THEN there are the two young lives by repeating the states: words poured out. I also recall the president of a one-eyed cats. One belongs to my enclosed item from your column? " I agree to come and get you at He is at peace with his past at tobacco conipany who named his daughter and was brought to us to ROBERT ANASTAS. any hour, any place, no questions last. And we, who are privileged to cockers Lucky and Strike. be given away. Since there aren’t EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR asked and no argument at that have his story, are in awe of the All these are good and reasona many requests for single orbed Hortk) photo by PInlo time, or I will pay for a taxi to bring wonderful man who has grown ble names, but Some can be overly kitties, we kept her. I ungraciously D EAR MR. ANASTAS: With you home safely. I expect we would . from such a poorly cultivated seed. popular, as in human naming. If a named her Cockeye, but it has pleasure: discuss this issue at a later time. We all have things we would like modem mother yells (or Lisa or since been mercifully changed to Baby behind bars to hide — but they are what make " I agree to seek safe, sober Hcrikt photo by Pinto Michael in a crowded street, half Bags. The other one-eyed cat is DEAR READERS: A Ufesaving transportation home if I am ever in up what we are. the kids would respond. So, too, if owned by a UConn professor who Matthew Wright of Coventry eyes a small ice chest filled Rockville when he tried, unsuccessfuily, to reach across effort has Just come to my a situation where I have had too D.H.. Two-card draw she calls (or Snoopy or Duchess or calls him Moshe after the famous with cold drinks. The toddler was sitting at a recent the fence and help himself. attention that I think deserves much to drink, or a fnend who is SILVERTHORNE, COLO. Fluffy. Some folks try to avoid this Dayan. A more suitable handle. Rockville and Manchester high school baseball game in publicising. driving me has had too much to Thomas H. Ferguson deals a blackjack money to gamble away in poker, by using truly different names. ’There also was a Bolton bovine D E AR D.: Eureka! That’s how It’s called the "Contract for drink." blackjack, or on the roulette wheel. At 11 Of course. I ’m leaving out the whose middle name was Allan. Life” — an agreement signed by Although the SADD program has psychoanalysis was bom. hand to Mary E. Willhide, while Patricia long names given purebreds. They Yup, named after the veterinarian Cottle looks on. The two women are p.m., participants will use the winnings are usually given short nicknames who saved her life when she was ECHS pupils co-chairmen of Casino Night, spon to bid on auction items. A cash bar will for everyday use, anyway. seriously ill as a calf. I am About Town sored by the Manchester Republican be open throughout the evening. honored. SOME OF MY real favorites But really, wtat’s in a name? qualify for Knee injury needs exam Tickets are available at the door or from Don Weeks. Town Committee. It will be held have been Onyx, short for she There’s the tale of a pouty poodle Local girl is Little Miss East-west: Joe Capece and Dick Jaworlowski, Saturday at the Elks Lodge on Bissell any Republican Committee member. dropped-in-on-us. A puppy called that approached an ordinary mutt breath we associate with emphy Doyle chapter first; Bea Boylin and Peg France, second; and Jack D E A R DR. Stop — was admonished with this (the best kind) and sniffed “ My Kiesha-Tanifia Talbot- sema. If a person has difficulty Street. A $5 donation buys $2,000 in play and Margaret Bogue, third. GOTT: I In phrase so many times for misbe name is Fifi LaTour de Paree, breathing as he ages, this may be The following students have Dacres, 9, an honor stu jured my knee having that he thought it was his what’s yours?” due to heart disease or the normal qualified for membership into the dent at St. Bridget School, playing football name and it stuck. Or, the pair " I ’m Fido,” answered the Heinz PosL Auxiliary Install amount of emphysema that comes Monsignor Robert W. Doyle Chap will compete in the Pre- about 10 years called Damn It and Damn You for 57, spelled ’P-H-I-D-E-A-U-X.” Anderson Shea Post 2046 and its Latiies Auxiliary ago. E ver since with advancing age. A lobectomy, ‘Deceptions’ promise giitz, ter of the National Honor Society. Teen Pageant on Aug. 11 Dr. Gott eliciting these expletives so often will have a Joint installation Sunday at 2 p.m. at the then when I TB or any lung infection can at the Sheraton Hotel in that it seemed appropriate to make Dr. Allan Leventhal is a Bolton Membership is based on faculty Post Home, 60S E. Center St. iCIarence Tetiford of walk for a long accelerate, the expected loss of Hartford. Peter Gott, M.D. them titles. Two cats, one named veterinarian. If you have a ques evaluation of a student’s leader Birch Mountain Road wiil be installed as commander period of time, lung function that is part of the Cellar Door, the other Woodpile for tion you’d like to see answered ship, character, service and the She is the daughter of by John Lynn, past distrcit commander and past post my knee swells aging process. but it’s oniy soft-core porn where they were found as little here, write to the Manchester attainment of an academic aver (Zourtney and Briggitte commander. slightly and orphans. (Talbot) Dacresof7Stock Gwendoline Grassier of Woodbridge Street will be D E AR DR. GOTT: If a person’s Herald, Box 591, Manchester, age of B-F per semester for five gets very One p anything to stop Wayno Edmonton defenseman Randy c a lib r e " PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The slapped us around.” "They deserve a lot of credit. (Gpottky)," he laid. I ‘ hlnh h® Gregg said hia team never got "T h eir defense was strong and Edmonton OHen believe they The Flyers outshot the Oilers They worked very hard and shut stopped himself. He Just (Mdn t up season with ioss to Portiand their forwards were always coin Cheney winds going Tuesday. must either play smarter or go 41-26. down our offense." skate and play as well as he ■ ‘”rhe ice was soft and the puck ing back," Napier said. "They home smarting. Philadelphia scored on one of Gretsky, shadowed throughout capable of. We didn’t carry out w r was bouncing," he said. “ Rcaused played exceedingly well Four un4arn4d runi In the •rue# Carosnttr (21 and Mika inning in a 1-9 COC baseball outing Retults; Dove Poirot (NW) del. The Oilers, beaten 4-1 Tuesday in seven power plays. Edmonton was the gam e by Ron Sutter, was gam e plan ns well as we MUld Atonelnl. Glenn Horowltt 53, 54; John Horbtt Chonoy beaten Softball us to play at a slower tempo. It was defensively. eecond Inning proved to be the Wednesday in Coventry. a tenacious display of forecheck sero for three. unable to get one shot on net. have. We weren’t skating well. WP- OINatalt, LP- Warron (2-1). (NW ) del. Dotn Siwlk 43, 53; Dove no worse lor us than for the Flyers, “ We tried to open it up in the dlljerence ae Cheney Tech felt to Gibbs allowed only three hits Browne (M ) dat. Stan Dorrav M , 7-4; Cheney Tech tennis team was ing by the Philadelphia Flyers, The Oilers have not defeated the " I didn’t i^ay well, but I ’ll Flycn' forward Tlin Karr, who ^ EC tuccumbt but we have to get the tempo going third period, but they forced us into Portland High. 63, in COC baaeball Bolton bows while striking out five for the Joff Konnodv (M ) dot. Mike Ball 44, nipped by visiting East Hampton don’t want to be trailing by two Flyers In nine games since Nov. 13, bounce back Thursday," Gretsky scored one goal ■ 54; Polrot-H4rbt) (NW ) del. Kaniwdv- High, 52, at the Beavers’ courts and put pressure on them ." a lot of mistakes that we usually action Wedneaday at the Beavers’ Patriots, 9-8 in the conference and after tonight's contest. Game 2 in 1N2. The Flyers are 22-1-1 in their said. "W e ’re up against the wall. another after (uimlng back from a BOLTON — F ive nino in the Slwlk 7-4,51; Adron Wlochowskl-Tully East Catholic’s softball team The Olwrs, known aa the fastest don’t make." field. 155 overall. Bacon, 12-4 in the COC Pdtuldk (M) del. Bob Curl5Bob Wednesday. the NH L's best-of-seven Stanley last 24 games at the Spectrum. We must take the momentum knee injury, said his team — third Inning were more than clinched a tournament berth Mon team in the National Hockey The Flyers, leading 1-0 going into Cheney winds up the regular and overall, received a hit-one Cltetntr 1-4, 54, 7-5; Vic Antlco-Jtff Cheney, 57 for the season, hosts Cup series. Oilers’ center Wayne Gretsky away from the Flyers.” including the rookies — Is playing enough a i E ait Hampton High Konnord (M ) dot. Donald Barrett-John day, so coach Jay McConville League, found the Flyers can also the third period, s c o ^ three more aeason at 1510, 54 in COC play. pitching performance from Laput. Prince Tech today at 3:15. "W e have to play smarter and go said his team is not intimidated If the Oilers lose Thursday, they disciplined hockey. bejted winleea Bolton High, 51, in SttOd 53,51. decided to let the substitutes and skate well. in the last 20 minutes of play. Portland sUnds at 13-4 in COC Todd Tamburi’s sacrifice fly in Rtsultt: Stave Ntzot (EH) dal. Mark home with a split,” Ekimonton playing in the Spectrum. face the prospect of having to beat The Flyers, with an average age COC baieball action Wednesday. Foronca 54,1-4,73; Roeer DuMtl (CT) younger players get in the game "They came on us very fast,” Edmonton coach Glenn Mther action and 155 overall. the fifth inning plated the game’s defenseman Kevin Lowe said prior "That’s not it at all,” be said. the Flyers three straight in Ed of *«Vt. are the youngest team in The Bulldogs, 516 in conference dot. Scott MInnIck 5 7 ,5 4 ,5 1 ; Shown Wednesday against visiting South Oilers’ forward Mark Napier said. said his team played poorly and Cheney coach Bill Baccaro only run. Smith (CT) dot. Mark MIclk 43, 50; to practice Wednesday. "They "The Flyers play good, disciplined monton to regain the toad before the NHL. The Oilers’ average age play and 513 overall, wind up their Windsor. "We knew it wasn’t going to be Philadelphia play^ well. called the second a "g ift inning. A diving catch by Bacon’s Bob Sean Fuaua-Kvte Peoplos (EH) dot. owned the first game. They took hockey. They don’t give you too returning to ntiladelphia if a sixth season today at home against MH8 girls bow Jim Wllllomt-Shawn Smith 7-4,52; EH The inexperience showed, as the easy against a team of this “ 1 don’t think the Flyers did isM Vt. ^ We gave them four walks and Sullivan in the seventh inning many chances. or seventh game is necessary. Portland High at 3; 16. won othor doublet match by datault. Eagles fell to the Bobcats, 1512, at the body, as we expected. They committed two errors." preserved the win for the visitors. SIMSBURY - Swept in the Brian Michaud was the winning Nike Field. Greg DiNatale tossed a three- Coventry winds up its regular doubles competition, Manchester pitcher for East Hampton, which East, now 8-7, finishes its regular hitter for the winners. season today at home against High girls tennis team fell to Golf winds up 155 in the conference and season schedule Friday against Dave Harford was 2-for-4 for RHAM High at 3:15. homestanding Simsbury High, 53, 14-6 overall heading into poit- East ylctorlout homestanding Northwest Catholic Cheney while hot-hitting Bruce ipcon 000 010 0 1-34 Wednesday. season play. The Bellrlngere in West Hartford. Carpenter had an RBI to give him Covaetrv 000 OX 0 51-1 The Silk Towners are now 153 THOMPSON — Behind the fine stroked 10 hits, all singlet against Laput and Sruch; OIMw and Bill shooting of Bob Tedoldi and Dave South Windsor, 12-8, took advan 23 In 20 games. He wound up Hlnot. for the season while Simsbury SCOREBOARD losing pitcher Ken Hipsky. Olender, East Catholic golf team tage of 23 walks issued by starter batting .427 for the season. WP- Ldput, LP- GIbbt. stands at 4-4. Manchester winds up T oM Tobias tingled and doubled and loser Lori Bielecki and re Cheney now awaits word of state its regular season Friday against blanked Woodstock Academy, 59, and knocked in Bolton's only run. liever Fran Clmlno. An eight-run tournament pairings and rankings croBStown East Catholic at Man Wednesday at Raceway Golf P«lrM5.Mit84 Frank Cardile and John Sambogna Tennis third inning gave the Bobcats the BIim Jayg 10. Wliitt U x 0 to be announced Friday in ch ester Community C ollege Ctaurse. lead for good. Sue Warner blasted Hamden. The Techmen will com were each 2-for-3 for the Bulldogs. MH8 boys win courts. Tedoldi and Olender, along with SoftbaD Little League Scholastlc Baseball Cards CNICAOO TORONTO^ ^ pete in the Class L Division this East Hampton 005 OX I 7-154 Woodstock’s Scott Musumeci, a grand slam in the sixth to put the *rhM ibrhbl Bolton 000 i n 0 1-52 Manchester High boys tennis game out of reach. Low H 4 0 10 Garcia X 3 0 12 yepr because of Increased enrol Michaud, Powllch (4) and Furtf; K«n shared medalist honors with sr7,T5ir.?ss!S|i!| team took the final two doubles Rotultt: Allcio Quinbv (M ) dot. Sue Wallace and freshman Beth LUtlo X 4010LaaX 2000 Gorvav 1b 5 0 0 0 Wilson d *1 1 * lment. "We'll be definitely big Hipsky and Raid Martin. Jackie Brodtord 54,7-S; luiuro Gorhon rounds of 39. Bolnss rf 3 0 0 0 /Mullnks X 3 1 0 0 WP- Michaud; LP- Hipsky matches for a 53 win over Leslie cranked homers for the TONIOHT't OAM II Amarlcan = V- Nattim X 4 1 1 0 H r ^ i lb 4 0 2 1 underdogs,” Baccaro said, "(B u t) (S) dot. Sara Forstrom 54, 52; East, 153, was back in action Postal VS. CBT/ 4— PitissraM Sotaiar rf 1 0 0 0 loro X 2 0 10 McRvnI d 4 1 1 1 C o i^ c 4 J * ® Northwest Catholic at the Indians’ MIchalla Morlanot (M ) dot. R anx Eagles. The pair collected two hits Walksr 1b 4 0 0 0 /Wossby cf 2 1 } 1 we're absolutely thrilled to be in Coventry blanked today against Notre Dame and OetHvsn vs. NassHTs, 7:SS — PHtss- Ned Moulton tired a one-hit shutout Kennedy c 5 1 2 4 Blocker pr 0 0 0 0 Memorial Field courts Gorlckl 5 ), 54; Tori McGohon (M ) dal. apiece, as did Christie Bearse and raM to boost Army and N o w over Modern Fisk c 3 0 10 Shophrd cf 1 Martinai 1 0 0 If 4 0 1 0 Foster If 5 111 the tournament. We don’t care who Julia Promor 52,54; Hoatlwr Brooto- host St. Paul in Bristol. Hill c 0 0 0 0 UpshaW 1b 5 2 2 0 Cimino. Bsrroctllfs’s vs. Osb A M srls't, t — Janitorial, 44), at Waddell Field Wed Peter J. Frankovltch Tampitn ss 4 0 1 0 H ^ ^ ? 2 1 2 we play. We Just want to go out and COVENTRY - A pitcher’s duel Wednesday. Nonev Ktllmon (S) dot. Jill BoeMnl- Rotultt: Tedoldi (EC) dal. Scott Rsfesrttsa nesday. Mike Gilbert hammered two Gambia eh 1 0 0 0 Caudin o 0 0 0 0 Show p 0 0 0 0 Johnson X 4 0 0 0 Manchester, 11-3 for the season, Paula Lxicav 7-S, 53; Both Mlnlut-Sntrl Mutulmtcl; Jim Barak (EC) dot. Keith McConville will put his starters PUcher/Outflelder Hairstn dhlOOOBallJf 3113 have some fun. between Coventry’s Rhett Gibbs SSsla PsO vs. Ismbrswthl’t. 7:3S — hits, while Chris Loomis added a clutch Brown ph 1 0 0 0 S a n ^ a »» < ® j J and Bacon Academy’s Steve Laput winds up iu regular campaign Koutman ($) dot. Jonnltor Folty- Blanchard; Dove Olandor (EC) dot. back In against Northwest. “ We RsOsflisii RBI for the winners. For Modern, Mike Boston cf 3 0 0 0 Thorntn It 10 0 0 Boooksr p 0 0 0 0 Darllno P 2 1 1 0 Portland 040 101 0 4-7-0 Lotlte Johnson 34, 64. 53; Amis Aaron Ahloot, Borrv Powllthtn (EC) Hsssry Tlssr vs. P in t Stss, 4 — Cunningham hod the lone hit, o first M a n c h e ste r Hulott X 3 0 0 0 Motaik dh 4 U 1t tS2 1 ta p 1010 Knight ^ 1000 O w nsyTich 1M 010 0 23-3 went to the visiting Bobcats as they Friday at home against crosstown Slmord-MIchala Loparco (S) dot. (tally dot. gregg Lotkov; EC won modal don't want to go into the tourney Cliwiar itah Inning single. (Julllsn ss 3 0 10 WhUt c 4 111 ToLaon p 0 0 0 0 McDowll P 0 0 0 0 OINofals and O'Nslll; Gary Warren, scored the only run in the fifth East Catholic at 3:30. Blodeot-Dobbla Brov 53.4-4. point, 143)71. flat,” he said. Draca vs. JHC Censtructlen, 4 — Home address: 80 Cottage Bkaiflald rt 4 0 1 0 jm bry A 1 0 0 0 Chrstns P" 1 0 0 0 Kssasy Farnndi ss4 2 2 1 Thurmnd p 0 0 0 0 Orosco p 0 0 0 0 Ward's vs. Dslmar, 4— Paaaai Natlanal Street. Totals 3) 4 4 4 Totals X 14 M 7 AMa's vs. JC's, 7:M — Pasaai NL roundup JMTS vs. MPIXM, 4 — Nika Carter Chevrolet scored the winning Born: August 16, 1966. Cells’ McHtrie J.C. Paaaav vs. flavansan's Taxaca. run In the bottom of the sixth to nip the Class: Se^or. Goma-wlnnlng RBI — Whitt (2). 7 : » — Nika Medics, 7-4, at Buckley School. Gordon E—LUUo, Law. LOB—Chicago X !£,%!: mssti Hamilton hit well and played well Height: 6-0. Weight: 110. Toronto 7. IB—WhlU. Uttio, Moaoby. Gama-wInnlngRBI— Kennedy M). diatansivalv, while Marek Folkowskl BorflaM, Boll, Law. 3B—Farnondox. E—Nattim, Santana. OP—Son DtegoX top sIxUi man pitched wall In rallet and scored tha Bats: Left. Throws: Left. HR—Matuaxak (1). SB—Ball (5), Oorcki Now York 2. LOB-Son DIMO 4, N jo IndipgndMit winning run. For the Medics, Dave York 4. 2B-Tamplatoo. 36—W llw . Other sports: Football. (12), Guillen (2). SF-Ball. HR—Foster (4), Kennedy (4). SB— Padres playing NEW YORK (UPI) - Kevin HamlUon roped three hits, and Dave Buffalo Watar Tavarn cllpoad Man- Robock played well defensively. Future plans: College, Harnondai (2). S-Show, Flannery. McHale, so effective for the Boston efiastar Madical Supply. 11-4, Wadnas- IP N RERBBSO dov of Fltiearald nald. Bill Stavanson baseball. Chicago IP H RERBBSO Celtics that his coach doesn’t want and Frank Lalashlut lathed thraa hits Inlarnatlanal Dotson (L 32) 3 4 4 5 1 3 to use him as a starter, Wednesday to load tha winnart, whila Bill Zwick, Fallon 3 5 2 2 1 3 like champions was named winner of the NBA Show J f 2 2 2 2 Butch Taloeo and Erick Ozolt oddad Both teams managed lust one hit Splllnsr 1 0 0 0 0 0 Booksr 1 10000 two oplaca. Rooar Talbot and Bob each as the pitchers hod trouble Ay s to 1 1 0 0 0 2 Sixth Man Award for the second Quwllo ropad two hits aoch for tha locating the plate, each Issuing 11 Letakts ’ ” 9 2 2 2 2 year in a row. Stlab*('w 40) 7 3 0 0 1 4 DoLaon ’ ’"0 1 2 2 2 9 Jerry Reuss what the Democrats lotart. walks, as Dairy Quaen topped Ansol- AW .. Thurmond (W 32) 1 0 0 0 0 1 NEW YORK (UPI) - The San Although McHale was moved dl's, 4-4, Wednesday at Leber Field. Mussalman 1 1 0 0 0 0 Gossoga (S 11) 1 1 0 0 0 2 Dtego Padres are talking like are to Ronald Reagan — easy to Jason Williams hod on RBI single for Caudill 1 0 0 0 0 1 into the’starting lineup late in the New Yoik . ^ , beat. the lone hit by DQ. John Rood had a Dotson pttchad to 2 batters In 4th. ^ champions, and they’re playing regular season because of an Charttr Oak double for the lone hit for Ansaldl's. T—1:3X A-2X447. Darling 2 9 2 2 2 2 like them, too. Reuss tossed a four-hitter and McDowall 0 1 9 9 9 2 injury to Cedric Maxwell, Coach Peter Dattore hod a sacrifice bunt that Orosco (L 13) 1 2 1110 'Both game hero Terry Kennedy Greg Brock slugged a three-run Alllad Printing cruthad Highland scored two runs for Ansaldl's. K.C. Jones enjoys the luxury of Pork Morkot, 15-4, at FItigarald. Tom Amoricin Ltagim results T—3:01. A-33444. homer Wednesday night, leading BrawtrelLliiillinsS and manager Dick Williams re having the 6-foot-lO forward- Powars. Chris Graan and Mika Munroa the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 4-9 all had thraa hits aoch to poca Alllad, Baseball ferred to last year’s pennant after , •■/*!! ' I center available on the bench. liiL Farm Red Se x 4. Twins 3 MILWAUKEE CLEVELAND shutout victory over the Montreal whila Wavna Graan, Jim Rostlllo ond the Padres came back Wednesday "E ven though it puts pressure on Mark Dumond aoch contributed o pair Dairy Quaen trounced Ansaldl's, abrhM obrhM Expos. 21-4, at Verplanck Field. Jason Ricci /MolUor X 5 1 1 1 Buttsr ct 3 111 Basketball night for a 54, 15inning victory the other team because he is so big of sofatlos. For Highland, Alax Brlt- BOSTON MINNESOTA Reuss now has a lifetime record nall. Skip Moraou and Bruca Thlallng ripped three singles and Cindy Bottl- jrb M abrhH Moore c 5 0 0 0 Franco ss 4 0 1 1 over the New York Mets. and they have to match up against cello added two to pace DQ. Greg Ryan AL stindings Cooper 1b 4 12 0 Jacoby X 4 0 1 0 of 25S against Montreal and the 44. rapped two hits apiece. Bogga 3b 5 1 1 2 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 "W e are the champions and I felt our bigger starting lineup, I would contributed a triple and Conrad La Evans rf 4 0 11 Taufal 2b 5 0 0 0 Yount n 4 2 2 1 Nixon U 0 0 0 0 we could come back," Kennedy Expos have not defeated him since pointe also hit well. Phil Smith, Eric Rica If 4 0 0 0 Hrbak 1b 4 0 0 1 SImmns dh 4 1 3 2 Thorntn dh 4 1 1 1 NBA pliyoffg prefer to have Kevin on the Rase ond Jeremy Easton were stan w L Fct. SB Bucknr 1b 5 0 10 Brnnskv rf 2 1 1 0 Oellvta rf 4 0 10 Vukovch rf 4 1 1 0 said. July 6, 1979. Nika douts on the field ond on tha mound for Mannne cf 4 0 2 1 Flschlln XOOOO bench,” Jones said. " I like having Toronto 24 14 .432 Armas cf 4 1 1 1 Bush dh 3 0 0 0 "Remember, we’re the NL Max start and do his damage and Reed Construction scored two runs In Ansaldl. Boltlnwre 72 15 .57S V/I Easier dh 3 1 2 0 Smollav sa 4 1 2 2 Gontnar X 4 0 0 0 Tablar 1b 3 1 1 0 champions,” added Williams. “ We Cubs 7, Reds 4 the sixth to nip Washington Soclol Detroit 21 16 JO r/3 Barrett 3b 4 0 0 0 (xoafU 3b 4000 Riles ss 4 1 1 0 Carter If 4 0 0 0 then throw in M cHale." Club, 2-1, ot Nika Field. Jim Mogowon, Naw York 17 17 JX 4 Gutlorrz sa4 0 1 0 Stanhous If 3 1 1 0 Bornzrd X 4 1 1 2 played well and we got relief At Chicago, Brian Dayett hit a McHale was a runaway winner Nailonal Farm Boston 11 20 .474 6 Sullivan c 3 12 0 Soloa c 3 0 10 Bondo c 3 0 0 0 (Collies wta aortas, 4*1) pitching.” Ed Lamarr and Brian Matre smocked Hargrv ph 1 0 0 0 grand slam to spark the Cubs past Herald photo by Pinto in the balloting by a nationwide two hits each to spark Reed, while Carter Chevrolet bombed Mllwoukae IS 21 .417 8 Wshngt pr 0 0 0 0 May 12— Boston 10X Phltadawta 73 Kennedy, who tied the score in Frank Prior and BUI Wilson led pravlousiv-unbeaten Wolff-Zackin, 22- Claveland 15 23 JK 9 Loudnor c 1 0 1 0 Totals X 4 12 5 Totals X 5 7 5 May 14— Boston 10X Phi lodaiphlaM Cincinnati. Dayett, an outfielder Guest speakers at MCC panel of 78 media members. Washington with a pair apiece. 12, at Bowers School. Hartls Dlllev Waal Caana pr 0 0 0 0 MNwoiriMa 4M 144444— 4 May 14— Boston 105, PhItadalphlaM the sixth inning with a three-run brought up from the minors by the launched a grond slam and Jacob Odell Collfomla X 16 JK __ TafoN 34 4 10 4 TaMda 3) 3 4 3 Ctovataod 413X4444— 5 May 17— PhUodalphta 11X Boston 1M homer, delivered a run-scoring (Xma winning RBU—Simmons (3). Cubs earlier in the month to also homared to power Carter. Billy MInnasoto 21 11 .5X 2 Basfag 414444444-4 May a — Boston 102, PhlkkteiphlB.lOO ■ingle in the 10th. Charlie Spedding (left) and John Community College Wednesday at Hanson and Brian SllkowskI provided Chicago 17 17 .SX T/2 Mkwaaafo 444444111— 3 E—Franco, Cooper, Bornotard, Vu- Waalai^n ^I^i^t4aro^t^3^i ^S^t^mt^ii^i^is^il^i replace shortstop Shawon Dun- Rn an excellant pitching combination for Kanaaa CUy X 18 .5X Th Game-winnina RBI— Armas (4). kovlch. DP—Clavaland 3. LOB— "M y homer was great, but I ’ll ston, pinch-hit for winning pitcher Treacy, bronze and silver medalists in Sports Night program. Program was to the victors. Ploying well for Wolff- Oakland 11 20 .474 A^h E—Puckatt, Stanlov. DP—Boston 1, Mllwaukes 5, Clavaland 4. 2B— (Boat ol Sovon) Porter Cable hung on to beat B.A. AAannbig, BuUar, Ogllvla, Barnmard, tell you something — there’s Dennis Eckersley, 53, in the the men's marathon at the 23rd kick off 23rd anniversary of the M CC Club, 11-4, at Nike Held. Joe Calano Zackln were Jeremy Kirch, Ben Soottle 17 21 .aa y/i Minnesota 1. LOB—Boston 7, Minnesota Los Agostes vs. Psnvsr nothing like a game-winning R B I,' ’ Grover, Scott Tedford and Scott Texas 11 27 .m ir/j 4 2B—Loudnor. HR—Armas (12), Smol- Molltor, Yount. HR—Thoniton (1). SB— (Lokars wta aartaa, 51) seventh inning and smashed the New England Relays, scheduled June Masted an Insldo-the-park homer onda Riles (1), Butter (10), Nixon (3). Olympiad last summer in Los Angeles, single, and Joe Murphy belted two Loncelln. y'sl lav (4). May 11 — Los Angates IX , Dsnver i a ■aid Kennedy. first pitch from starter Tom Mllwoukae 4, Clavaland 5 IP H RERBBSO 4 ^ 1 4 — Danvar 134, LoaAiigslMlM were guest speakers at Manchester 22-23. singles for Porter. B.A. was led by IP H RERBBSO "Last year, (Chicago Cubs Hail Browning, 4-3, into the left-field Chico Oeciccio and Dennis Wlnot, each Toronto 10, Chicago 0 May 17 — Los Angates 13X Denver 114 Rooklaa ^ Boston 4, Minnesota 3 Clemons (W 54) 7 4 2 1 3 1 MIKsaokaa May 17 — Los Angates IX , Danvar 114 of' Famer) Ernie Banks and I seats. of whom laced two hits. Darwin 3 33 4 5 4 0 2 Sunnyslde Up Restaurant beat Kansas City A Texas 3 Slonlav (S 4) 2 2 1111 AAov a — Los Angates IS), Danvar IX t^ked about what to think about SaothaS, Now York 1 GIbaan (W 51) 313 1 0 0 2 2 Cardinals 7, Braves 4 GREAT PRICES NOWI Golden Crust, 27-17, at Nathan Hale. Rngars (S 4) 2 0 0 0 0 2 when the game is on the line. I CAIDWEII Henry Brown boomed two home runs, Baltimora X OoMcaid 0 Viola (L 43) 4 10 4 3 4 2 NBAPtavoWSmodPta Detroit 3;jotl«ernlo^ Dovis 1 0 0 0 0 1 know he meant I had to relax. I At St. Louis, Bob Forsch belted a Work in the pits •2 CRH CAVAUER S A O O C while Brian Loomis and Ryan Ofchefs- Blyttvn (L 2 ^ 41-3 10 6 4 0 4 kle starred on defense, turning three damans pitchod to 2 batkars In 4lh. “ cSMiBift'EriT* thought of my family on the solo homer and pitched 6 1-3 OIL INC. Manchester Police Union shutout (M T b M a R D n HBP—by Stanley (Puckett). PB— Easisriv 4 33 2 0 0 0 2 tVME^r’xWxnjga^^.XA.CXBlMB\ Trash-Away, IIM), at Robertson Pork. douMe plays. Kevin VIel. Tom Pan GIbaon pUchad to 1 batter In 4th. beach." innings in relief to help the 7RWIKIRAIIITV SA 1 0 C dora and Mark O'Morro played well Boltlmare (Dixon 41) at Oak Saks. T—3:4X A—21,343. BsilM vt» Lm An m Iss John Cashman and Rich Busick land (Blrtioa 04), 3:15 p.m. T—2:51. A-4,04i. Mark Thurmond pitched the Ctardinals complete a three-game crashed three hits, and Al Young and tor Golden Crust. May a — Los AngalmmBoston, 3:X 96.9 U KRT PROERIX MirliMriiiYiiiktggl pjn. nmth inning to even bis record at sweep of Atlanta. Forsch’s homer may decide 500 per gal. C . O. D. Brian Collins contributed two aoch tor Toronfo (Clancy 1-1) at Cleveland M ayX — LosAngalMatBoston,7p.m. off loser Rick Mahler, 53, in the 4k..4l|LM.K.R tha ylctors. Horry Cammoyor was the (Heaton 34), 7;3S p.m. RoyilsILRmgirfS 2-2 while Rich Oossage hurled the ’5195 lone Trosh-Away batter with two hits. fifth broke a 53 tie. It was his first 10 FOUR CTRY. IQ. Booton (Hurst 1-4) at Texas (Hooton N4nv YORK SEATTLE Juno 2 — Boston at Los Angolm, 3:M for his 11th save. Jesse 649-8841 Rl. H tX K R Cox Cable plated the game-winner In Soccer 1-1),S:35pjn. obrbht obrbM since Sept. 5,1983, and the eighth of INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) - The consumption of their Buick V-6 ’5595 the seventh to edge Manchester Oil KANSAS CITY TEXAS pjn. (JTOSco, 1-2, New York’s third Minimum requirement Now York (NIakro 5-2) at Soattlo RHndrs cf 4 1 1 0 Porcont 2b 3 1 1 0ObrhM ObrhM Juno 5 — Boston at Los Angates, 7 his career. least amount of time spent in pit engines as compared to the domi 11 IRRIEetA Hegt, 4-3, at Robertson. Bob Boucher (Booltla 1-4), 10:35 p.m. Mttnglv 1b 4 0 0 1 Bradlav If 4 11 0 pitcher, took the loss. SLiRMliLiRm and Gory Perrelll paced Cox with two Wilson cf 5 1 1 0 McDwII cf 4 0 0 1 p.m. stops probably will be a deciding nant (tasworth brand. Thursday’s ’3495 M8C Rawdiaa Friday’s Oomas Winfield rf 4 0 1 0 DHndrs cf 4 1 1 2 Smith K 4 2 2 0 Wllkrsn ss 4 0 1 0 x-Juno 7 — Boston at Los AngalM, 7 , Gwynn led off the 10th inning by Prtesd dubjdet to Chango 84CREVCAMA8CK. hits aplace. Grag Rapoll socked a pair Detroit at Seattle, night Baylor dh 4 0 0 0 Cowans rf 3 0 0 1 factor in who wins Sunday's contest and practice will give them for tha losers. Jonm It 1010 Boll X 4000 pjn. beating out a bunt. He advanced to Giants 6, Phllllea 2 HM.it.Rn Tha Manchester Soccar Club Row- New York at Oakland, night Mfynagor c 2 0 0 0 Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 Bran X 3 111 Johnsn dh 4 0 10 x-Juno 7— Los Angotes at Boston, 3:X . Indianapolis 599, drivers and chief some answers. 550-1,000 galB. 94.0 C.O.D. ’9495 dlas (11 years old) won the Southington Boltlmara at California, night ■bcond on an infield out by Steve At Philadelphia, Manny Trillo •2IWCKEUCT..^ . (>1ffav If 3 0 10 CoMarn Orta dh3 dh 1 1 1 5 1 2 4 Ward If 4000 P41t. mechanics a g re ^ . Invitational Tournament, sweeping Boston at Texas, night Rndiph 2b 3 0 0 0 Praslay BalbanI 3b 3 0 3 1b 0 3 0 0 0 Parrish rf 4 0 1 0 x-Juno 11 — Los Angolm at Boston 7 Qarvey and went to third on turned three double plays over the four games In two days. In the finol CM0000 at Kansas CItv, night "I definitely haven’t been in a WaatSIda Barra 3b 3 0 0 0 Kaoraev c 3 0 0 0 Motlov rf 4 10 0 O’Brian lb 4 2 2 1 p.m. another groundout by Graig Net first four innings then added the SL’IkSL. *10,495 contest, the Rowdies knocked off the MInnasoto otMllwoukaa, night Machm sa 3 0 0 0 Owan s 2 0 0 0 Sundbrg c 3 0 1 I Brummr c 3 0 1 0 x-Mnscaaaary race where the cars are so even,” United North Methodist downed the Glastonbury Bandits, 41, Sunday. Toronto at Clavaland, n l ^ tles. Orosco then intentionally game-winning RBI to help San M RUZDA RX7 CFE. S fiA L O C TaMa 34 1 3 1 Tahds 17 4 4 4 Pryor X 4 0 10 Bonnstr pr 0 1 0 0 said veteran Geoff Brabham, who 4(A.Sipi.nmM * 0 4 9 9 Blue Ox, 7-4, at Pogonl Raid. Wayne Mark Solofla and Bobby Post scored Naw Yarh 144444444— 1 Conepen M 4 0 0 0 Pulols c 10 10 walked Kevin McReynolds before Francisco snap a three-game Slaalav banged a douMa and single, two gools apleca to pace tha winners. SaalNa 344444 4IX— 4 Lgkirg 153. Niiflggti tOB will start in the third row. NLstiiNliigt Tollasn X 4020 Kennedy bounced a single through losing streak. Dave LaPoint took •tmsaMEiA SAoae and Earle Custar oddad two singles to Brian Jones and Brian Sordo assisted. (ioma-winolne RBI — DHandaraon Totaia X 4 7 4 Totals X 3 7 3 The countdown to the race 4k.4C|l,MRRR*4999 spark the winners. Jim Hasson drilled The Rowdies also beat the Bandits by (3). KPOsm CRy WI4X444— 4 the right side to knock in the advantage of the double plays and •1.29 the same 41 margin In the semifinal DENVER 047) continues today with the Carbure- nCREVCEIilRITY a pair of singles for the Blue Ox. C Maochont,Barro.DP NawYorkl. Toaos 4414X344-3 W. Cooper 1514 34 23, Nott 512 33 M, gpme-winning run. left 19 Phillies stranded over the tut. Post (2), Jonas and Solatia netted LOB—New York X SaatUo 4 2B— Goma-wtnnlne RBI — Orta (4). tion Day practice session, followed 4 k.. 4 (5 M R n goals. Joy Carangelo hod on assist, W L Pci. OS Issol 37327, Dunn34324, Turner1-4542, • ’’I knew they’d walk Kevin and first six innings to improve to 2-5. ’7395 Now York X 13 Winfield, OHendarson, Praslay. E—BalbonI, Ball, Tollason. DP— Evans31132A Levor7-14510a,Hamllk by a pit stop contest for pit crews II CREV OTATIOR while Michael Marsh was effective In 3B—RHandarson. HR—Calderon pitch to me,” said Kennedy. " I was Paiaiil goal. CMoiao X 14 A ll 1 Kansas Cttv 1, Texas 1. LOB—Kansas 371-27, Sdioym 1332AWMto510321S, Astros 5, Pirates 3 and drivers for nine of the S3 cars in I54R l.(M I faontraOl X 17 J44 T/i (3). SB—Parconta (7). SF—Cowans. City 7, Texas X 2B—Brett, Jonm. Kopicki 1-7345 Totals451Ma-aiX. relaxed. The Mets are better than •1.15 •1.25 ’3495 The Hungry Tiger shaded All-State In Saturday gomes, the RowMes S4. Louis 17 17 JDO H R -O ’Brlon (5), Orta O). SB—Smith 2 the race. The winning team gets KMIIARURLCPE. Business /Machines, 5-4, at Pogonl. J.R Mostad tha Southington Sabres, 7-0, 5 Chicago, they have better pitching. At Pittsburgh, Alan Ashby hit a PttltadotaMo 15 X J7S 7 IP H RERBBSO (2), Wilson (7), Motlov (2). LA LAKERS (1X1 820,090. 4(|l.SMShta ’5295 Chevlor, Tim Chevlor and Ed Cun and the Naugatuck Blue Knights, 40. Pittsburgh 12 X J34 11% NowYatb You can’t make errors against game-tying sacrifice fly in the ningham all lined two hits each for the Post, Carangelo, Sardo, Solofla, Rombls 34 04 4, Worthy 1512 55 25 Darrel Soppe, crew chief for It Pays to •ACREVaTATMM S 7 9 A C Waa Rosmusan (L 32) 4 4 4 3 4 5 IP H RERBBSO Abdul-Jabbar 510 3315 Johnson 5141-1 them and they pitch well.” ninth inning and a two-run double 4k.4tH.MK.Rn # 9 9 9 Tiger. Four plovers hod one hit for the Jones, David Rohrbach and Danny Son DIsgo X 14 A ll KORSasCIIV Mario Andretti, said the contest losers. Warren tallied against Southington. 17, Scott 1517 50 a , M. Cooper 35 54 A ■In the sixth, Gwynn started the with two out in the 19th to lift Clnclimott X It JX r/i Young (W 35) 7 3 1 1 1 10 Sobarhogn (W 43)743303 McAdoo 54 33 15 Spflggs^ ...... 510 54 15 has improved his team’s pit IIFOROFAIRmiT S A * M S C Post hod a hot trick to spark the Houston X It s u Th T-3:14. A—1X34X QuHonbarry (S 4) 2 1 0 0 0 0 Phdres’ big inning with an infield Houston to victory, Ashby’s double R8.flH.MRRI * 4 Z 9 9 scoring against Naugatuck. Rohrbach, McGee 1517I 1-1 1 ■ “a , Kuodtak 35 54 4, performance. Jones, Carangelo, Solofloand Michael (.os Angolas 17 X A n 5 Lester33544,1ANevttt35335Totals47-114 bjt. One out later, singles by to the left field wall scored pinch Rap with Pap 78F88I KUITAIM CFi S ^ O O C Dvaty Kelsey and Billy Kennedy all added Atlanta 14 X AX 7 T lfirg 3. Angulg 2 Notes (L 35) 744424 15a IS). Nettles and McReynolds scored hitter Enos Cabell and Phil “ We can do a pit stop two or three IM. M R WAR * 9 9 9 9 solo strikes. Assists ware credited to Son Fronclseo IS X 375 1 Stewart 2 3 2 1 1 1 Pfiym XWX3S-1X Notes pitchod to 2 batters In SIh. (Twynn and Kennedy followed with Garner. Cabell singled with one out seconds faster because we’re II CREV CREVETn A seven-run third lifted tha MC's to a Sordo and Carangelo. LA Lokars X X X 3 S - I X practicing for these competi 11-4 win ovor Acadia at Kaanav Field. Tha Rowdies travel to Holllston, Sf. Louis, XAItanta 3 OETKOIT CAUPOR4HA HBP—by Notes (BalbonI). T—2 :X Thrsppoint goals—White, Scott, l5 hjs sixth homer. and took second on a balk by losing I k. 4 tH. M A Ml ’3595 Gian Palllwinalll clouted four hits. CMcogo 7, dndnnall 4 obrbbl ObrbM A —15447. sol. Fouled out— None. Total fouls— tions,” be said Wednesday. " I f you Mass, for a Mamorlol Day Loa Angolas A Montrsol 0 Whttakr X 5 0 1 0 Wlltang X 4 0 0 0 DodQRra 4, Expos 2 reliever Al Holland, 1-2. Garner Pennzoil’s •I MERC MAROUIt Including a homor, while Chude Hun touriKHnent. Denver 25 Lakers a . Rebounds pick up two or three seconds, it •1.99 M R tington, Dove IMoziolll and Rax Cran Son DkMO X Naw York 4 (10 bmlnaa) Trmmll al 5 1 1 0 Baniaui cf 4 0 1 0 NatlfnilLgaguirnulti Danvar x (Schovm 7), Lokars X was walked intentionally with two dall all chipped In with thraa safeties Son FranctacoAPMIodaiahlal GIbaan rf 4 12 0 Downing H 4 1 1 0 (Kupchaklak 10)10). Assists— ' ' ' Danvar 24 At Montreal, the Expos are to out. may be the difference between ’7995 each. Four batters cranked three hits Houston X Ptltaburoh 3 (10 Innings) Parrish c 3 12 1 Jonas rf 3 0 11 (Levar 4), Lakms 42 (Johnson 17). winning and losing.” II MAZOAILC tPT. TharsdnvY Oonias Evans dh 3 0 2 1 Grkh 1b 3 0 0 0 *lndy Winner Sale’ for Acodlo, Including Rocco Ansalmo, Cirdlng|g5.Bnvg83 T(achnioai—Nona. A—17305. "Winning the IndianapoHs SM is M l E l t APARTMENTS Automotivo rnRECREATMN CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-271% i ) » 8 iiPERTY FOR RENT VEHICLE8 ■MANCHESTER • Large M ANCHESTER - 2 bed SaVICE DIREfT9 RY ICAR8/TRUCK8 17 ft. GLASSCR AFT Fi industrial or warehouse room apartment. Stove, berglass Boot • 40 horsep IF 0 R 8 A L E ower, Evinrude motor ■HOMES building. Ample parking. refrigerator. No pets. No City utilities. F .J. Spl- utilities. $400 monthly and trailer. New uphols Notices HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Bool Eotato FOR SALE leckl Realtors, 643-2121. plus security. Coll 646 M OVING - Reconditioned tery. $1,000. 429-0107. 6973.______1971 Ford Pickup F250, SOUTH WINDSOR - 390 cubic Inch, 4 wheel NURSE'S AIDES- Full or CDNCRETE FDRM CAR MACHINE OPERATORS MANCHESTER • SPA INSPECTOR - For first 1114,000. Large ReOiar drive, factory olr condi In Larger Sizas part time positions ovall- P E N TE R - Mutt know - Summer help needed, placa Inspection of A ir ■ q fiH O M E S CIOUS LIVIN G ROOM - FATE [HOMES poo JOWz-' .. INTBtftOR ANIVfiXTE- CARPENTRY I. MA LOST AND FOUND ablt for 7 to 3 ond 3 to 11 how to rood blueprints, night shifts, Inlectlon l^ F O H S A L E 180,900. Beautiful Ranch, 7 rooms, -SM 8omareiMira.Ygw RlOAPAtNTiNG-Raaeo- SONRY - Proa Esttmotea. tioning, extra accesso craft Ports. Must hgyo 5 baths, 3 bedrooms, hliM | f o r r e n t ries. Snow Runner • bul|t shifts. Alternote wee layouts, 5 years' exp6 molding company. years of layout typo In backyard and fireplace it* we Eg n» fYoa Mrttle ratta. t year* CottiTonvStiullHKateat rience. Full time and are two of the special (amllv room, walk gut by Chrysler and 1968 Su LOST - Blue eyed silver kends required. Also: Pleose reply to Apollo spection on aircraft MANCHESTER MINI MANCHESTER - New 2 esgigrlence. Prea eetl- 6494011. benetits possible. Call features In this lovely bosament, deck and Pdr. 24 HOUR CASH OFFER tnotae, gaod servlet, Call zuki - 50CC. 6462940. grey male cat. Raccoon Part time or full time Molded Products, 20 parts. Apply to: H !■ B FARM - 12acres surround ON YOUR P R O PER TY - or 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, striped tall. North end of weekends only. Certified 742-5317 8:30am to 5pm, Mountain Street, Ranch that Is located In a tio, 2 car garage and IIKft YARO B LAWN BaOT George or. Jolin, 849-I1S6 Tool E Engineering, 401 this 6 room farmhouse new 11 Century 21 L ln d s ^ Coll: Crockett Realty, patio. Desirable location. 1974DATSUN 260 - 2 -f 2. Manchester. REWARD. Aides preferred. Apply In Monday through Friilav. Rockville. convenient, < residential a ra4B 0M , ^ Sullivan Avenue, South with barn and 3 garages. Real Estate, 649-4000.. . 643-1577 for 0 quick deal I $700 plus utilities. Avallo- yiCt'MawHHi'lEgtng' Call after 3pm, 649-9066. 649-2902, 646-0282. person during business Windsor, C T. 528-9341. neighborhood. D.W. Fish $170,000. WE G UAR AN Realty, 643-1591 or 871- ble June 1st. 6465391. hours: Rockville Memor AUTO GENERAL ME TEE OUR ,HOUSESI i M t R o r o -1 PDSITIDNS AVAILA PAINTERS - Minimum 3 1400. CHFA PLUS T H J B YOUNG FAMILY seeks 1977 PONTIAC ASTRE - 4 FOUND - Ladles wrist ial Nursing Home, 22 CHANIC • Needed now Blanchard B Rossetto residential building lot BOLTON - 6 large rooms. •mail e«b VINYt SIDING ' Moat watch on Glenw ood South Street, Rockville., BLE • AM and PM hours tor new car dealership. years experience re CONDO EQUAL A NKW. Country dining room, speed, AM/FM, 20-26 Real Estate, 6462402. Manchester-East Har CTKWiSMFpanfrocrwf wifn , ronches ore done under Street. Call 643-6921. Conn. In Drvcieaning outlet. quired for exterior work. MANCHESTER - WEST- HOME I - Super 4 rooilk raised llvina room, liKTIL- miles per eallon. Excel This Is an entry level, full ford area. Will pay up to a s m Coll 871-6W4 or Apply Colonial Cleaners, time permonent position Interior experience Is WOOD AREA - $112,900. Townhouse. Fully eRrt beamed kitchen. Immac t.Aw NM O N f«Eii ^ RE''»:a«Mr4Nil«iE.i08IS3a.BIS>'’’ PARRAMO RfMOOEL* lent condition. $2,200.649- SOUTH WINDSOR - En- pllanced kitchen, mHih $20,000. Coll 6465090. 4064. 2X Spencer Street, Man offering on excellent helpful. Start Imme lov the tennis courts and Immaculate, young ulate. One cor oaroee. INO— ^ A. chester Shoprite Plaza. starting salary, commis diately. 6467760. home In ultra-desirable condition. Lovtiy setting Nice areo. No applian swimming pool right next guHera, rgEm FORD PINTO WAGON, sions, bonuses. Insurance area. Slate antr.yway, closR to everything! ces, no pets. June 1st Eacka> oil tvpaa of ramo- PERSONALS to this exquisite condom fered at $64,900. Jacksoi* 1980 - Must sell this week. CARPENTERS TEACHER -> For Nursery program, paid holidays, EXPERIENCED VEHI inium. bedrooms, large large living room, large Rontals occupancy. $625 plus util Eatbig and rOROira, PiUfR 2 0i Jackson Real Esldll* S 5 S S SS2flSR.^4i $1,000. 649-6220. N EE D ED - Immediate op School. Education de paid vacations, paid uni CLE And Equipment living room, separate master bedroom, floor to ities. One month security. oaMimdae. PtffIv.tiwiffaE. 647-8400 or 646-0646. enings for carpenters. gree and one year's exp6 forms, advancement op Maintenance Mechanic - dining area, IVz baths, 1 celling fireplace and pro References. 072-7107. ^ .... pamawwA o^iora folaatiaiia 84M0l7zaftir Thoroughly experienced rience working with pre portunities and a strong Can repair gas station fessional landscaping. ______■ Z " ^ POOARTY RROTHBRI 1980 DATSUN - Red Kevin... car garage, central air ROOMS LOVELY TWO BED "” " "‘” '"***"*** (EaeURNL 8fMM triaOUROL •re RdRiroom rattiEdei/ Hatchback. Air. Excel In framing. Must know school children. Send ongoing training pro equipment. Class II help condition. Only $70,500. U D.W. Fish Realty, 643- 4 F A M IL Y -G re a t !i ''FA'S ment property! H«1|8 FOR RENT ROOM CAPE - Furnished «»E •glEBEir ing; (nataHdtian water lent condition I Tinted Just a simple layout and read blue resumes to Hebron Cen gram. We need an ag ful. Call 6468776, 9am to & R Realty, 643-2692. 1591 or 871-1400. tiON CIRBZYNtKT ter Nursery School, P.D. 5pm. yourself with vour or unfurnished. Gorooe. tHMiafs, poriMm Eiioo- windows, undercoated, prints. Full time and be gressive, dependable $575 per month plus utili WMPPMSIlIVnr-ariRiBaftiVtWrfM iPvvWW*aHrMi 'WSKria •UiU>ER*~Ngwtiamat/ HAPPY nefits. Call 742-5317, 0:30 Box 137, Hebron, CT person capable of spot MANCHESTER - NEW come tax problem!....!/ FEMALE ONLY • Large •ete; faucet reooIrS. 6 0 automatic, rust proofed. M AN CH ESTER - $04,900. ties. Security, lease. No oEdmatH); rantaEaitiig, v iao/M«Mrtaro»rcR 528-6703. BIRTHDAY to 5:00 Monday thru 06240. Call 228-9097 for ting and performing gen BRAKE AND TUNE UP Lovely absolutely beauti LIS TIN G - $68,900. Great GUARANTEE 01M room with kitchen, yord mtmim rvC fOOfnia wlf** more information. EDE. TECHNICIAN - Tuesday Starter Home In a nice HDUSESI Blanchard, B and parking privileges. pets. Coll 649-6206 or 646 occaEtitd. . ; from some one Friday. eral mechanical work. ful split level with sky 6796. ■amadeUE/ «an- Some experience or tech and Thursday evenings. lighted living room. Din location with a private Rossetto Real Estate, On bus line. Coll days, i i h Mm oofii aii#8 vorvYiafMp PRDDUCTIDN who simply HAIR STYLIST - Expe nical school training a Saturday, 8am to 3pm. ing room has sliders to deep lot. Open floor plan 2482.______^ 10am-5pm 649-8206; even roEfliig. atatfdairrtiat or BANK WDRKERS - Full time adores you! rienced for busy salOn. plus. It you are lust Must be skilled with own deck and manicured and nice sized lying ings and weekends, 647- STORE AND IjUViRlfiO RICH dammerclal. a#*40l. REPOSSESSED Friendly surroundings, days. All departments. entering the auto service tools. ASE Certified pr6 room. D.W. Fish Realty, H U GE LO TI - SurrouiiUH ff13.______' ■^OFFICE SPACE No experience neces lawn. All this plus 3 -1K)LLiSTiR.|iNh CARS ' Love, benefits. Call 643-2103. field or have been looking (erred. Please call Mr. bedrooms. Won't last 643-1591 or 871-1400. this attractive 4 bedrojjrn sary. Will train. Apply In Ranchi Fireplace,h Wgoi^ W i RISE • PIWtHMil. Priem RKhietd F o r Lynn to get Into a new car D'AlolslO, 6467202. long. Joyce G. Epstein CLEAN, QUIET ROOM 600 SQUARE FEET-Offi dam. person: Pillowtex Corp., age and morel. CARPENTRY ANO RE- no B Ranovotiona. Oute* Sal* EASY ASSEMBLY dealership, this may be Real Estate, 647-0095. MANCHESTER - NEW near busline ond shop ce/Store space. Business WORK I $600.00 per 100. 49 Regent Street, Man the entry level position SUMMER WORK (or col LIS TIN G - $149,900. Spa GUAR AN TEE ping. Middle-aged work- iM n m u m «m / iC E S EMtara.HotWatarHaot- zone. Spruce Street. $425 HOIISiMXCANiRt«Rel- I S O f M c M i m Guaranteed Payment. chester, CT. you have been waiting lege students and senior cious home In conve HOUSES! Blanchard in g person. Non- i i — C o m p ip i N ^ ' r * - arar Wolti. otc. "S4 Hdut MANCHESTER - TDUCH monthly. Call R. Jarvis, loMc. oavworiLfleKlWe I I M M c k M m citizens. Apply at Tal- Rossetto Real Estate, 646 pMW* V OnO '‘rOTfwiWffllV* ■margency Service*. No Experlence/No Soles. for. Apply in person to - DF CLASS - $92,500. Just nient, Main Street loca smoker/drlnker. Kitchen 643-6712. motes. CoH ..Clyde gt hours. Medico! Insurance LONG AND HAPPY Details send self- PERSDN with references Service Manager, Bob Iwood Country Club, tion with possible 2482. privileges. 649-1237. QuolNv woiK. Referen- 1S3S. ' M n O M b f ite VM offered I Lovely 3 bed avaiMMe. t h e h o u s e - eea. Iloeneedandinsvred. RETIREMENT addressed stamped enve to assist woman with Riley DIdsmoblle, 345 Route 05, Hebron. professional use. Com PRIME DOWNTOWN WORKS.6474m. n m iM a tia household duties. Must room 2Vz bath condomi C4dl646«WS..^.f for nice lady lope; ELAN VITAL-173, Center Street, Manches nium. This unit Is almost pletely refurbished, large 8 ROOM COLON IAL Wifh PLEASANT ROOM (or OFFICE SPACE, MAN GARDENS ttO'OR m O m C a n K1K 3418 Enterprise Rood, Ft. hove cor. Please call ter. 649-1749. CAN YOU USE AN EX rooms. Ideal for doctors 4 bedrooms. New fdlf^ mature working gentle- CH ESTER - Plenty of IIIIIAU. • RoMMIaENHR 1SnWkS«ii,iM RGGO Evelyn Ough, 649-0552. new and features tennis Pierce, F L 33482. TR A $75 to $125 weekly? courts, pool and master or other professionals. appllanced kitchen, largf ilian. Kitchen privileges, parking. Will layout floor *Trair4lMH''. Ovoroa- FUXNHNR i s n h 0 i B 11,20 The steady. AUTD MECHANIC - Are you able to communi D.W. Fish Realty, 643- formal dining rrom, dowh parking, near busline, plan to suit. Coll 668-1447. laaEEiid reaeonoMe. Calk oulwAs EUxrrRic >re 1S7 M b cap hi C30 WAITRESSES AND bedroom suite. Lovely COOKS AND COUNTER Needed now for new car cate well with other peo 1591 or 871-1400. ble living room, alumj- references required. Call UMita iNatiiilnEf Puaes 1919 M b n n « i CCX3KS W A N TED - Full view. To many extras to PtOORSANDING m A figure-flattering dress PERSONNEL - Excellent dealership. Dur unique ple? Then call 647-9946, list. Joyce G. Epstein num sided. Terrific 647-9033. M AN CHESTER - Office - I ' n a m e YO OR ^GW N , tNowlngt Reawira, lm> pan mth easy-detailing for the for housewife or college and part time positions Ms. Jones. nggra iilte new. soecloi- 1979 18810 pay program offers up to Real Estate, 647-0895. SUPER AREAI SUPER growing family, conyti or Retail space. High PtHOI-rePBEtaf oRdaoii.'*.- pravamalita' ond Oddi- wuman with the fuller students. All shifts avail available. Please apply $22 per flat rate hour plus PRICEI - 6 room, 3 bed nient to everything. Com ROOM FOR R EN T for drpEia. PWfv M- izind In «M tr flooni, natu Inquire at Savings Bank [ i ] traffic area. Excellent ral and etoined noora. No figure; in short or long ANNOUNCEMENTS able. Part time or full In person. Luigis Restau paid Incentives, weekly TRAINEE - Learn a valu room Colonial with large tury 21 JockstoOn mature woman. $40 sign visibility. Frank Spl- vieo. Polirtiao, pwMHr- coiwad, iiiauraE. CoH of Manchester, 923 Main sleeves. time. Apply at: 401 Center rant, 706 Hertford Road, MANCHESTER/BDL- wdtdfld OHiymoro. Joiin and year end bonus. We able trade In a well- TDN LIN E - Spacious lot & garage. Newer heat Showcase, 6461316. , weekly. Reference. 649- lecki, 643-2121. .|>