It — MANCHESTER HKRALD, Wfdru'sdiiy. July IB. 1984 IOC confers Sports in Brief U.S. women swimmers Candidates see tough Vietnam kept detailed Burns gives on future ban Girls hoop clinic planned Manchester Community College will spon.sor a campaign in 13th records on U.S. dead Inspectors ax girls' basketball clinic during the week of July could haryest 20 gold By Rich Tosches .lO AugusI 3. The five-day clinci will be held at the ... page 3 page 4 ... page 10 UPl Sports Writer West Side Rec. There will be a .session for girls 811 years old from 9 a.m. to noon and from 1 to 4 By Randv MInkoff LOS ANGELES — The International Olympic p.m for girls' 12-15 years old. UPl Sports Writer Committee may ban from future Olympics any nation Girls' basketball coaches from the Manchester that boycotts the Games. IOC President Juan Antonio secondary schools will conduct these clinics. For INDIANAPOLIS - The Commu­ Samaranch said. further information, contact the Community nist bloc boycott of the 1984 Services Department of Manchester Community Samaranch i.ssued the threat while joining Los Summer Olympic Games may V ,\ Angeles Olympic Organizing Committee President College or Manchester High girls' basketball have its most dramatic impact on Peter Ueberroth at the first official news conference coach Steve Armstrong. His number is 647-1560. the U.S. women's swimming team. in the new Olympic press center Tuesday. Because the powerful East Ger­ Cool tonight; Manchester, Conn Samaranch fielded dozens of questions dealing both man team is staying home, the Pleasant Friday with the Los Angeles Games, which begin July 28, and Lyle in New Haven U.S. women are heavily favored to Thursday, July 19, 1984 the future of the Olympics. NEW HAVEN — Sparky Lyle, former ace relief harvest most of the swimming gold — See page 2 Single copy: 25Don Gambril, who good relations between countries, mainly between the children. says the larger share of those golds two superpowers, then we will have good Olympiads. Entry fee is a $150 charity donation. Forfurther will go to Tracy Caulkins, Mary T. "But if the tensions between those countries that information, contact Yale golf pro Dave Pater­ Meagher, Tiffany Cohen and exist now grow higher and higher, then there will company. Mondale wins son, 436-2,347. surely be some trouble in the future." "But,” Gambril warns, “ there If those tensions continue to result in boycotts. are some areas on both sides (men Samaranch added, the IOC may rewrite its charter to Houston Inks pair and women) where there is some ban any boycotting nation from participating in the work to be done.” next Games. HOUSTON — The, Houston Oilers Tuesday Informed observers say East nomination "W e will look into the problem. Possibly, if a signed linebacker Johnny Meads and safety Jeff Germany had realistic contenders ; -S H I country boycotts the Olympics in the future, they will Donaldson, a team spokesman said. for gold and silver in nearly all 13 not be allowed to participate in the next Games, Meads, a third-round draft choice, is a 6-foot-2, women's events had there been no either. We will see." 220-pound linebacker from Nicholls State in boycott. The men's teams from the The United States and dozens of other nations Thibodaux, La. Communist countries had far Donaldson was the first of three ninth-round on 1st baliot boycotted the Moscow Olympics in 1980 to protest the smaller hopes. Soviet invasion of Afghanistan. This year, the Soviets draft picks for the Oilers. The 6-0, 19.5- pound Despite the defection of their have led a 14-nation boycott of the Los Angeles Games safety is from the liniversity of Colorado. primary competitors, overconfi­ dence is something that is hard to on the grounds that adequate security would not Mondale, crowned the party’s provided for athletes. find among the talented U.S. By Laurence A/lcQuIllan Bills make moves front-runner before the Iowa cau­ women's contingent. United Press International Ueberroth responded to questions about security at UPl photo cuses in F’chruary but unable to FREDONIA, N Y. - The Buffalo Bills Tuesday The Montreal Olympics in 1976 — the Games by suggesting the combined force of the establish absolute control until the signed one player, waived two others and when the East Germans really SAN FRANCISCO - Walter Los Angeles Police Department and county Sheriff's primary season ended in June, won announced safety Tom Moore of Vanderbilt failed burst onto the international scene Tracy Caulkins of the United States will be one of the Mondale, finally dispatching ri­ Department, several other local agencies, the the nomination on the first ballot California Highway Patrol and the FBI is more than his physical. and took all but one gold — are still favorites — thanks to the boycott of the East German vals who had refused to quit, has lONOjijj when the New Jersey delegation Bills spokesman Dave Senko said the club in the minds of some swimmers. won the Democratic presidential adequate to handle any emergency. women — to take home a gold medal in women’s put him over the top at 10:10 p.m. "This is what they said they needed." Ueberroth signed free agent wide receiver Dwight Wright of "When we were in training swimming at the Summer Olympic Games that get under nomination and his party will Alabama A&M. Terms were not disclosed. make history tonight by acclaim­ PDT. said. "They got everything they wanted Our security camp, I didn't know who the East way July 28 in Los Angeles. experts all said this is what we need. Senko said the team al.so waived running back Germans were,” says Jill Sterkel, ing Geraldine Ferraro his running Mondale received 2,191 votes. “ Now it's up to them to make it work, and I have full Myron Bell of Southern University and wide the first American woman since mate. Sen. Gary Hart of Colorado 1,200.5, confidence that they will make it work." receiver Matt Thacker of Puget Sound. Eleanor Holm to make three With Democrats coming out of and Rev. Jesse Jackson 465.5. their convention more unified than The tight security was in evidence Tuesday when a Olympic swimming teams. "It was the peak of his career and is a Nomination required 1,%7 votes. A \ Caulkins, Meagher. Lundquist, in years. Mondale delivers an contingent of Israeli athletes and coaches arrived at something, all right.” prohibitive favorite. scattering of others picked up a Invaders waive Ramsey Carey — along with the unknowns acceptance speech that will serve the Olympic Village at UCLA. The highly visible The East Germans practically John Moffet and Steve Lundquist handful of voles. who could grab the Olympic as the guiding beacon of the party's guards were in contrast to the lower-key security at SAN LEANDRO, Calif. - The Oakland made a mockery of the competi­ have been exchanging the 100 spotlight — Richard Schroeder, assault on President Reagan and In a break with tradition, all o Munich in 1972, when U Israeli athletes, .I Arab Invaders waived quarterback Tom Ramsey tion, leaving Sterkel and the breastroke world record around DiCarlo, Jenna Johnson. the Republicans. three rivals went to the convention terrorists and a West German policeman were killed. Tuesday, allowing the former UCLA standout to “Americans to settle for just one and Rowdy Gaines and Mike Heath Before his address, Ms. Ferraro hall after the roll call Wednesday "H ere in America, you have your .system. You show negotiate with any USFL or NFL team. gold — the 400-meter freestyle are premier 100 freestylers. Add to And there are also some names — a three-term congresswoman night to separately thank their it. You don't hide it, so everybody understands there is Ramsey came to the Invaders from the relay. the roster Pablo Morales, the missing. Bill Barrett, American from New York City — will be supporters and proclaim unity. security," said Shmuel Lalkin, director general of the Express for a draft choice in March. The 6-foot-l "It wasn't a surprise," Gambril rising star of the Olympic trials, and former world record holder in nominated for vice president and Mondale declared that to beat Sports Federation of Israel. "I'm satisfied. " 191-pounder started one contest and ended the insists of East Germany's 1976 who emerged as a world class the 200 individiaul medley: Craig swiftly approved as the first Reagan in November, " I ’ve got to - 4 . season with a mere 7 completions on 14 attempts upsurge. "A ll you had to do was contender in both the 100 and 200 Beardsley, American and former woman to join a major party's nave the help of everyone." for 116 yards and one interception. look at the times they were doing butterfly and George DiCarlo, who world record holder in the 200 national ticket. Ramsey is said to be talking to the New and you knew we were going to get set American records in the 400 butterfly, and Susan Walsh, owner " I t ’s not just my cause, it’s our England Patriots of the NFL. a shellacking. and 1,500 freestyles. of the U.S. record in the 100 cause and we must win it to­ UPlpholo City of Oakland "You have to remember that in backstroke, all failed to qualify. gether," Mondale said, lavishing Former Vice President Walter Mondale holds up a in his hotel, watched as the Democratic National Illinois In hot water 1976, mo.st of the U.S. women swam Because it is the Olympics and praise on the two other finalists in a their personal bests and came because they have a “ home pool" contest that began as an eight-man copy of the San Francisco Chronicle with headlines Convention gave him the presidential nomination Carey would appear to have the Democrats loses to Raiders BOSTON — University of Illinois officials away with just that relay win. race in February in the snows cf proclaiming him the winner Wednesday. Mondale, on the first ballot. • and home crowd advantage at biggest lock on a pair of gold finished meeting Tuesday with the NCAA which my have been the biggest Iowa and New Hampshire. use, there would not appear to be medals. He broke his own 200 infractions committee concerning possible penal­ upset in Olympic history." any motivational problems for are wary By William D. Murray backstroke world record in the "This week we made history,” ties against the football program, a university Based on the world's top times Americans. UPl Sports Writer trials and came close to his 100 Mondale declared. "Tomorrow we spokesman said. rankings this year and the boycott, But Gambril and team members Several local Democrats said State delegation backs Hart 36-23 the American women are in a record. His nearest competition in will make the American future." OAKLAND, Calif. — The city of Oakland will decide Associate chancellor for public affairs John insist that, because the U.S. they were pleased with the nomi­ position to dominate this year the longer event is nearly two Hart, the bold challenger who next week if it will continue its eminent domain Burness said by agreement with the NCAA, the U Olympic selection meet was held nation of Walter F. Mondale for almost as completely as East seconds away. nearly derailed what early on had proceeding in the state court of appwls in an effort to of I would not comment on the meeting until "this so late and was in some ways the their presidential candidate. But Germany did in 1976, if things go been considered a Mondale jugger­ takeover the ownership of the Los Angeles Raiders. matter is resolved." tougher than the Olympics, a lot of they agreed that Mondale and his according to form. naut, saw that his cause was lost On Tuesday, the city suffered a setback for the The meeting began Monday and involved the attention must be paid to mental running mate. Rep. Geraldine Kennedy to nominate Ferraro But the women's times at last after New Jersey voted and took fourth time in Monterey County Superior Court when six-member NCAA committee and a large preparation for Los Angeles. Ferraro, D-N.Y., faced an uphill month's Olympic Trials at the the podium to call for Mondale's Judge Nat Agiiano ruled that the use of eminent delegation from the U of I. "Because we can only have two battle. Indiana University Natatorium selection by acclamation. domain, as Oakland proposed to use it. was an The NCAA has investigated the U of I football swimmers per event, the competi­ “ He’s the candidate, we’ll work only on the Jemoeralie past, we were, in many cases, slower than "There is a time to fight and a By Joseph Mianowanv “ American political history is Vietnam War and tlie a.ssassiiia "impermissible burden" on interstate commerce. program and alleged a series of infractions of its tion was extremely fierce at the for him and if he becomes Harry will surely' forfeit a Demoeralic observers had hoped. time to unite," Hart said. "Our United Press International being made with the nomination of lions of tin* I960's were wrong. “ It would seem essential to the welfare of any rules. However, those allegations have never trials. You had to be world class Truman, he'll win on Nov, 6," said future.’ That left that the cloud of the 1976 party had made its choice and ^ c Geraldine Ferraro as the first "Remember, this was the genera business in a free enterprise system that it be been made public. performers in nearly each event." Theodore Cummings, chairman of SAN FRANCISCO — Connecti­ On the convention floor, James failures hanging over the U.S. must now speak with one voice," woman vice-presidential candi­ lion that filled the ranks of Ihe substantially free to relocate to a better economic said Gambril, swim coach at the the Democratic Town Committee. cut supporters of Sen. Gary Hart Fitzgerald, Connectieut state team as omipously as the smog I Jackson praised the victor and date," Ms. Kennelly said. "As a Peace Corp.s and Vista and Ihe environment in order to maintain or enhance it University of Alabama. Cummings said that Mondale’s made the most of a losing cause. party chairman, predicted lhal Cards’ McGee sidelined expected to shroud the University urged the delegates to go out "with close friend and colleague, I am Teacher Corps,” Dodd said "As viabiiity," the judge said. "In the case of an interstate Gambril. who appears fully success would depend on how he As expected, when Gov. William Ms. Ferraro would be a help to of Southern California's outdoor a passion for peace and jobs and thrilled at this opportunity..." one of those Peace Corp.s volmi business, such as the NFL, these considerations ST. LOUIS — The St. Louis Cardinals Tuesday recovered from last year's five­ campaigned and how Mrs. Ferraro O’Neill announced the delegation's Mondalc throughout Connecticut 50-meter pool, where the Olympic justice." "This is an American dream leers in Latin America in Ihe involve the welfare of the League in addition to that of placed outfielder Willie McGee on the 15-day way heart bypass operation, is fared against Vice President vote in the convention’s presiden­ competition will be held. SPECIAL OF dome true." she said. "She’s from a neighboring state, I9()(l’,s. I saw photographs of .an the individual club." disabled list because of an injured right taking little for granted. He is George Bush. Earlier, during a farewell tial balloting Wednesday night, the " I know some of the times In his nominating speech for Amerie.in president lianging like However, Agiiano went further in his 25-page hamstring. training his squad rigorously and THE WEEK "Reagan is vulnerable — a lot of speech in convention hall. Hart breakdown was the same as it was we have a lot of Italian population weren't what we had hoped for," Hart, Dodd told the convention that in our slate, so I think she's going to an icon on the walls of mod linls, decision saying the city acted "in concert with the The Cardinals also reactivated pitcher Ralph working to instill a team attitude 1982 CHEV MALIBU CL people are uncomfortable with urged the delegates to approve Ms. going into the San Francisco nol burned in effigy in pulilic says Caulkins. the leading individ­ V-6. AT. AC. PS. PB. 4 Dr. Stock their "task as delegates goes be a help to us throughout the National Football League to prevent the Raiders from Citarella and sent pitcher Rick Ownbey to their among former rivals at a training him.” he said. "Mondale must Ferraro as vice president when gathering — 36 for Hart. 23 for squares " ual gold medal hope for the 47459A beyond party. The people of this whole stale," he said. moving from Oakland through a combination of the AAA Louisville farm club. camp in Mission Viejo, Calif., the make people feel more comforta­ they vote tonight. Walter Mondale and 1 for Jesse women, "I think once we get to Los country and future generations ask city's exercise of eminent domain and the NFL's McGee suffered the slight tear in his right sun-kissed capital of American ble with him.” This convention of national De­ Jackson. He contended that "once the Angeles and the crowd is there for $ 6 8 5 0 that we give them our best message is mil,” Mondale could refusal to consent to the move. " hamstring July 8 against the Los Angeles aquatics. John W. Thompson, a former mocrats will be pointed to as a But while Walter Mondale cap­ us, we all will be psyched and judgement." win Connecticut, but he noted lhal N F L legal counsel Jay Moyer called the "in Dodgers. He is hitting .275. He heads a nine-member coach­ Manchester mayor anti candidate landmark in the nation's political tured the party’s nomination,one •••••••••••••••••••••a hopefully turn in better times.” — HOT CARS— if the election were held now, he concert" comments a "throwaway" part of the ing staff and a 43-member squad for a house seat from the 13th and social development. state delegate played a role in "If you and I fail in this Caulkins, winner of 48 national would probably lose. decision. that is as diversified in age as in 1984 CHEV CAMARO Assembly District, said he was Ms. Ferraro’s nomination comes Hart's last shining moment of the responsibility, the least significant Brown remains undefeated titles in her stellar career, is the Inside Today “ The judge ruied for reasons other than conspir­ background. pleased by Mondale's nomination. 64 years after women received the 1984 presidential campaign. thing we lose is an election, ” Dodd 1984 version of Shirley Babashoff, V-6.AT,AC.PS.PB.Stereo *9995 "Polling information we have ing,” he said. “ It was a public use question. The line ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Undefeated welter­ They come mostly from Califor­ " I think Walter Mondale has got right to vote, while Jackson's move Sen. Christopher Dodd, himself said. "The far greater loss will be ;i 20 poues, 2 sections the U.S. team leader in Montreal. indieates that the president righi about acting in concert was a throwaway line. It was weight contender Simon Brown of Washington nia, Florida or Texas, but some 1983 CHEV CAMARO 228 all the possibilities of being for blacks into national politics considered a vice-presidential pos­ way of life — a loss of hope, She will compete in three individ­ V-6, AT. AC. StereoCas- now is in good shape in Conneeli not even a reason much less the reason for the stepped up two weight classes but still won his hail from relatively unlikely swim another Truman," he said. comes 20 years after the Voting sibility earlier this year, delivered security — a loss of shared values Area towns V ual events, the 400-meter and sette, Cruise, TItt, m u c h ^ ^ ^ 800 eiil," he said. “ But I think onecthe decision. This judge has no business making the.se 19th consecutive fight Tuesday night, a 10-found centers as Pennsylvania, Mary­ Director Stephen T. Cassann Rights Act was pushed through the nominating speech for Hart, and aspirations. In short, a loss of A dvice 12 200-meter individual medleys and eonvention is over and they’re on a Business 20 rulings and he even admitted that in his decision. A unanimous decision over middleweight journey­ land, New York, Minnesota. Ohio said he "felt Mondale was going to Congress. echoing the Colorado lawmaker's nation. the 100 breastroke. The 21-year-old 1982 PONT TRANS AM onc-on one situation and we have Classified 18 19 state court judge cannot make a federal ruling. man Jerome Johnson of Jackson, N.J. or Illinois. V-8, 4 8pd, PS. PB. Stereo C A g a g be the candidate all along." Before the voting began, the themes as he called on Democrats Nashville. Tenn. swimmer's per­ an artieulatioii of the issues .. I Com ics 9 “ The city piggy-backed on the N F L because they Johnson, a last-minute substitute, weighed There is 15-year old Michele Cassette & more. ~ t 3 V 9 He said Mondale's success de­ Colorado senator issued a warning to look to the future. "Tonight, in the eleventh hour of Entertainment 12 formances will go far in determin­ think the gap is going to narrow knew what the N FL was going to do.” 158'/2 pounds, 6 pounds more than Brown, who Richardson of Miami, a qualifier in -STYIE & PERFORMANCE- pended on the selection of a viable to Republicans. The delegation got another boost a long and grueling campaign, it is considerably." Lottcr-v 2 However, the Raiders disagreed with Moyers. ing U.S, women's Olympic the 800-meter freestyle, the vice presidential candidate, and he “ Take no comfort from this time to be brutally honest with O bituaries to normally fights at 147. Still, Brown pounded the fortunes. when Rep. Barbara Kennelly, a Dodd directed much of his “ We won because the awesome power of eminent Nicaraguan-born youngest "thought the selection of Mrs. Democratic family tussle. Ronald ourselves, " said Dodd. O pinion 6 durable Johnson, who has never been stopped 1983 CHEV CAVALIER Mondale supporter, announced she nominating speech to what he P eopletalk "There's no question everyone Fuel Injection. AT, AC. PS. v A g Ferraro was exactly that." "Some among us counsel that we 2 domain was improperly used and was a gross abuse of despite a 5-6-1 record, with hooks to the body. member of the team; there is also Reagan has provided all the unity would today make the vice- termed a post-war generation lhal Sports looks to Tracy," says teammate Stereo. Was $6995 NOW ^ O # t S 15-17 power,” said Raiders spokesman Mike Orenstein. 25-year-old veteran sprint frees- "But I ’m a realist, too," Cassano we need. Not oneof usisgoing tosit presidential nominating speech for .seek refuge in our past,” Dodd T elevision Nancy Hogshead, who, like Caul­ "has come of age iiolilieally " ;-9 tyler Rowdy Gaines. 1982 CHEV CEIEBRITY said. " I f the election was today, I this campaign out. You have made Rep. Geraldine Ferraro of New said. "It is a seductive suggestion, W eother 2 kins, is a qualifier in three events He argued thal critics wtio said U.S. nine downs Japan There are the "names" — 4 Or. Fuel Injection, AT. « a m don’t think they'd stand achance.” the stakes too high." York. but a mistaken one. If we stand (the 100 freestyle, 200 butterfly and PS. AM-FM ^OO t S that generation was scarred by the OMAHA, Neb. -- Sid Aiken and- Pat Pacillo / 200 individual medley). "She 1982 CHEV CAVAIIER Colts to refund combined on a six-hitter Tuesday night to lead the doesn't like to toot her own horn, Crime Is one of worst ever U.S. Olympic baseball team to a 4-1 victory over but she is there always helping AT. PS. PB. 4 pr.. *5395 the Japan Collegiate All- Stars. everyone.” MODERN AUTO Postmaster urges fans’ money Aiken, the winner, allowed one run and four hits Caulkins and Meagher, the -ECONOMY- in seven innings. Pacillo gave up two singles in world record holder in both the 100 RADIATOR 1982 CHEV CITATION the final two innings. and 200 butterfly, figured to be INTRODUCES 4 cyl, AT. PS. P8. unions to bargain Ex-guard ‘randomly slaughters’ 20 IND IANAPOLIS (U P l) — Indianapolis Colts owner The United States is 5-1 in its series with Japan. contenders for gold even with the the 90-mlnute Was $5796 N O W * 3 2 t 5 Robert Irsay said refunds would be mailed Tuesday to The series winds up Saturday night in Detroit. East Germans coming. 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Three shot," he said "It was a sickening Muherly used LSD and was .some Torch burns on Bolger, declaring, "W e are The N F L team, which mojied to Indiana this up to her world record times of FOR: 1978 MAXDA G L C .,o o - refused to continue talks until SAN DIEGO — An unemployed passersby were killed by bullets massacre.” times violent but was "pretty willing to talk," urged postal summer from Baltimore, was criticized for not CARMEL, Calif. — The Olympic torch left San 1981. Auto radiator leaks, 4cyl . 5apd. *1995 the postal service agrees to security guard, who terrorized coming out of the restaurant. Ten San Diego Mayor Roger Hedge- friendly when he wasn't on drugs union leaders to pick up the discuss money issues. making prompt refunds to applicants. Suits were filed Jose Tuesday and moved through the central While there is some fear — neighbors by shooting from his other diners managed to flee, some cock was led through the bloody "What started it was lhat his hose leaks, overheating, 1977 CHEV MAUBU CL phone and return to the bargain­ by some fans because Irsay was not prompt in getting coast region and on to Carmel by the sea for a probably stemming from the 1976 v-8, AT. PS. - A third union, the National balcony and racing his molorcyle of them crashing oul through the restaurant and later told repm ler s wife left with the kids," she said thermostats, ing table before their contract .the tickets distributed. sunset run along the picturesque 17-mile drive debacle — surrounding the Was $3495 N O W * 2 t t 5 Association of Rural Letter past their children, walked into a windows. Four hid inside the the shooting appeared lo be an "Me went era/.y " Irsay has also been making interest on the money of near Pebble Beach. woman, there are probably more antl-freeze changes, expires at midnight Friday, Carriers, which represents bordertown McDonald’s restau­ building for more than an hour isolated act. Joshua (aileman, an ll year old every applicant since a flood of requests and checks realistic causes for conoern in a TRUCKS Bolger said Wednesday it was 66.000 workers, reached an rant and randomly slaughtered 20 while Huberty fired at [jolicc. "It was the act of a single Hundreds of people lined roadways and waved cleaning and flushing boy who rode his bicycle lo was mailed to the team in April. American flags as relay runners rambled few of the men's events. up to union leaders to make the impasse Wednesday and sus­ helpless men, women and children Twelve wounded were hospital­ individual. It does not have any­ We have found that most of 1980 CMC PKKUP McDonald's lo get a drink, was A local investment official said Irsay may have through Watsonville, Pajaro and Castroville, The boycott doesn't figure to 6 cyl., 3 apd., PS. 34.000 next move in bargaining talks pended talks until the postal — picking off the moaning ized, some of them in critical thing lo do with terrorism, the our customers’ problems caught III the giiiilire and "played earned more than $600,000 in interest on the ticket affect the men's competition miles. *5595 for a new contract, now stalled service comes up with a money wounded "one by one.” condition. Olympics or anything else,” which calls itself the "Artichoke Capital of the dead " for an hour lo survive money. Irsay called the interest "negiigible " and World." much, except that practically can be solved within this over economic issues, including offer. 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PB e a a a e mass slaying in U.S. history before Huberty down with a single shot. hometown of Massillon, Ohio, had in surgery with two victims, said "They put a wage package on But Bolger said the Postal .can always turn their tickets back in if they don" t want The United States ^boasts the Was $4595 NOW *399S a police sniper killed him with one The massacre happened in the moved to the mostly Mexican- "This whole thing gave me the W ILM INGTON, Ohio — Cincinnati Bengals and reinstalled. the table which we rejected. We Service has contingency plans them.” year's top times in several events wellplaced shot. suburb of San Ysidro, 15 miles American suburb of San Ysidro sami; feeling lhal I got in Viet­ running back Stanley Wilson, projected as a Replacements are avail­ 1982 CHEV S-10 put a wage package on the table in event of a walkout, which is Earlier, the Colts had said they would not let the but Canada's Victor Davis (200 4 cyl., 4 apd. Huberty, wearing a black T-shirt .south of San Diego and a half mile this year with his wife and two nam . People were getting killed probable starter this season, suffered a dislo­ able from our distributor- *5795 which they rejected...... They illegal under federal law. public know when refunds were in the mail. breastroke) and Alex Baumann and camouflage pants and carry­ from the Mexican border. children and lived a block from the and dying for no reason ” cated shoulder at training camp Tuesday and will might have a responsibility of He said he notified the White “ Our current intention is not to announce the (200 and 400 individual medleys), size inventory. Relax in ing a 9mm semi-automatic rifle, a The dead included a family of restaurant. Coroner's officials released the be sidelined for a month. putting one on the table," House about their responsibili­ mailing because every crook in town would be Brazil's Ricardo Prado (400 IM) our waiting room, while 12-gauge shotgun and .45-caliber three slumped over a bloody table, Police said Huberty's wife told The injury moves James Brooks, acquired Bolger told United Press ties for calling in the National names of five of the dead late .watching the mail boxes," Colts spokesman Bob and West Germany's Michael our knowledgeable speci­ pistol, walked into the restaurant a hullct-riddled 4-month-old girl them he was not a military recently from the San Diego Chargers, ahead of International. Guard if the workers strike. Wednesday night; \ 'Walters said Monday. Gross (200 freestyle, 100 and 200 CARTER about 4: 30 p.m., ordered everyone and a youngster who had stopped veteran. Wilson for the rest of training camp. alists get you moving Labor negotiations broke Wages are the key issue in the About 143,000 Indianapolis Colts fans are waiting to butterfly) pose major roadblocks to "freeze" and started firing as for ice cream and was cut down Neighbor Sandra Martinez said Omarr Hernandez, 11, San Wilson, a second-year pro from Oklahomaa, again. down Monday between the dispute, with the postal service ; receive N F L season tickets or refunds. Season ticket in the path to gold. diners dove for cover. trying to e.scape the carnage on his Huberty fired pistol shots several Ysidro. Alicia Aieda Victoria, 70, was Cincinnati's third-best rusher last year, with 649-9682 American Postal Workers Asso­ proposing to freeze wages and applicants were given tickets by a lottery system until The star-studded U.S. men's CHEVROLET It was the worst multiple killing bicycle. limes from his apartment balcony Tijuana, Mcx.; Miguel Victoria. 267 yards on 56 carries, despite missing a half- MODERN RADIATOR WORKS ciation and the National Associ­ reduce cost of living about 52,000 tickets were exhausted. The rest were put field does boast world record by a single gunman in American Police Chief William Kollender and ".. used to race his molorcyle 74, Tijuana; Mateo Hcrrara, 11, dozen games because of a knee injury. 373 Main St., Manchester, CT. 1229 Main Street ation of Letter Carriers, the two allowances. into a waiting list and were to get their money back holder Rick Carey in the 100 and history. said the scene was unbelievable through here as fa.s't as it would go Orange, Calif., and Blythe Her- i before tickets are distributed. 200-meter backstroke. Carev is at 646-6464 Seventeen people, including sev­ "It looked like .something I've without any concern for the rara, 31, Orange. 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursidav, July 19, 1984 MANCHESTKK HKKAl.l). Thiirsd.iy. .lul.v l!l, 11*84 3 Only a few houses remain Manchester Candidates prep Peet’s socialist society never made it in Oklahoma In Brief for grass-roots Si, » ' -■

settlers, said Sharp, who worked in pretty trees and pretty streets.’ ’ he But Sharp described the social­ a socialist colony. By J.B. Blosser remaining structure is a white­ After the socialist movement Town gets road grant United Press Internotlonol washed community building. Cows them with the few die-hard social­ said. "There wasn’t nothing there ists he worked with in the mines as campaign in 13th ists who tried to hold on. but a row of stores. People would illiterate radicals who arrived with died down, mining picked up, more Manchester has received $282,730 from the now graze on grass sprouting businesses and hotels were built "Coal mining is hard work. " get off the train and look around few belongings and gained little. state in town aid grants for the resurfacing of Candidates for the house seat from the 13th MILTON, Okla - Drawn by through stone foundations that and life was better for a while. Sharp said. "It's hard on you. I and say. 'Where’s Milton?’ "They were scattered all over roads — a 25 percent increase over the amount Assembly District are gearing up for what both say flashy slogans and promises of once held the socialist colony. Sharp said. The brief expansion received last year. The shell of a stone school house, never wanted none of my kids to go "They’d catch the evening train that hill in shacks and tents.” be will be a tough fight. prosperity, settlers rushed to boosted the population to about 300, Director of Public Works George A. Kandra "share and share alike” in Oklaho­ the cemetery dotted with wea­ around the coal mines. I never out” said. “They shared and shared Incumbent state Rep. Else R. Swensson, R- but the coal was playing out and a said that less than 10 miles of the 177 miles of ma’s first socialist colony in 1912 thered tomtetones and a few wanted one of my daughters to Milton was one of several alike” But it wasn’t much. Manchester, and her opponent. John W. Thompson, marry a coal miner. And they socialist communities that sprang By 1916, Peet no longer was flu epidemic in 1918 caused numer­ improved roads in Manchester could be resur­ both said they expect to do extensive door-to-door Instead of the beautiful tree- collapsed cellars are the few ous deaths. faced with the money. lined streets that were advertised, reminders of Oklahoma's attempt didn’t." up around the turn of the century. directly involved with the colony campaigning. "Finally the mine worked out," The grants, which are made yearly, are newcomers found only a small row at socialism. To draw people, Sharp said. Peet Colonies were founded in Iowa, and his successors had taken most "That’s where you really get theproblemfe and meet Sharp said. He moved his family to calculated using a formula based on road mileage and his supporters sent out pam­ Montana and Minnesota, most of the income for themselves. The the people," said Mrs. Swensson. ' of stores. Many didn't stay. For The settlers were lured to nearby Bokoshe, another coal and population. those who did. the sharing was eastern Oklahoma by Muskogee phlets and advertisements billing lasting less than a year, u^ally settlers seeking the perfect com­ Thompson, a former Manchester mayor, said he mining town. Other grants distributed to area towns were: brief and there was no utopia. philanthropist S.T. Peet, who Milton as a beautiful community through one farm season. munity began to leave, their hopes was taking no chances on on name recognition this and offering land for sale. The idea behind the Milton dashed. Milton’s demise came. Sharp $66,017 to Andover, $78,812 to Bolton and $112,975 year. Most of the 200 or so settlers wanted to create the perfect said, because the meager rewards to Coventry. socialist community. "They told the biggest lies," community and others like it was "Most of them drifted on out.” " I’m going to go out and reintroduce myself to as began drifting away, empty- were not worth the effort. "They came in there and they Sharp said. "They sold lots to to pool resources and distribute Sharp said. many people as possible,” he said. "We’re really handed. after three years "In the end the men weren’t Only a few families are left established coal mines, a sawmill people clear to New York and them according to need; to estab­ Sharp moved to Milton from Hebron endorses Cassano directing our efforts toward a door-to-door, grass­ everywhere else. lish an economic system based on a Arkansas in 1917, five years after getting no pay and it was hard roots campaign." today, living in about a dozen small and a farm.” said Ben Sharp, 82. times," he said. frame houses. The only other But the mines were tough for the "Boy, did they advertise — communal philosophy. Peet launched his plan to establish The Hebron Democratic Town Committee has Mrs. Swensson said that until she confirms that she unanimously endorsed Manchester Director has the party’s nomination next week, her efforts will Stephen T. Cassano in his bid to unseat state Sen. primarily be directed toward helping individual Carl A. Zinsser, R-Manchester, in the Fourth constituents. She cited as examples her efforts to get Senatorial District. an ill man into the Veterans Home and Hospital in Weather Committee Chairman Daniel Moore cited Rocky Hill and to get fueld aid restored to a woman Peopletalk Cassano’s participation in the community and receiving Aid to Families with Dependent Children. Today’s forecast pledge of greater contact with the Hebron “ My first consideration is to my constituents," she Prince of the city electorate as the major reasons for the said. Connecticut, Massachusetts and committee’s endorsement. Mrs. Swensson said she is also trying to study up on Rock 'n' rollers Prince and Bruce Springsteen Rhode Island; Today: mostly Cassano pledged to keep regular office hours in areas such as banking, child abuse and health care, have been battling it out on the music charts, with sunny and pleasant. Highs in low Hebron and to conduct a door-to-door campaign which she would like to become involved in if she is Springsteen's “ Dancing in the Dark" trading 80s except a little cooler on the in the town if he wins. re-elected. places with Prince’s "When Doves Cry" for the Cape. Tonight: clear and a little The Fourth Senatorial District includes the She said that she would begin a fund-raising drive No. 1 spot on the Billboard list. cooler. Lows ranging from the mid towns of Manchester, Hebron, Bolton, Columbia soon. Most of the funds will be raised through a Their new LPs are also in a headlock for the top 50s in the Berkshires to the low 60s and Glastonbury. financial letter, she said. spot. All this competition has not strained along the coast. Friday: sunny and "The 13th is a tough one to win,” she said. personal relations, however. pleasant, some increasing cloudi­ Lutz offers extended hours Thompson, who lost to Swensson two years ago by 79 When Springsteen opened his summer concert ness across the Berkshires late in votes, said he expected this campaign to be physically tour in St. Paul, Minn,, recently. Twin Cities- the day. Highs 80 to 85. The Lutz Children’s Museum at 247 S. Main St. tough. He said he planned on running a positive, native Prince showed up. He stayed for all three Maine and New Hampshire: has switched to its summer schedule, and will issues-oriented campaign, and said he hopes to debate 9 and a half hours of the Springsteen show and went Variable cloudiness with a chance offer extended hours through Aug. 31. Mrs. Swensson. backstage afterward to chat. Prince also got of a thundershower north and The museum will be open from noon to 5 p.m. “The last time, I ended up talking to an empty chair along famously with Springsteen’s ever-present mountains and partly sunny south Tuesdays through Sundays and Thursdays from four times," he said. saxophonist, Clarence "Big Man" Clemons. today . Highs in mid 70s to low 80s. noon to 8 p.m. Admission costs 50 cents for Both Thompjjon and Mrs. Swensson said they should Fair tonight Lows 50 to 60. Partly children and $1 for adults, though it is free on have their campaign organizations in place by next sunny with a chance of afternoon Thursdays after 5 p.m. week. showers north and mountains and Thompson said he already had 30 volunteers, “ but mostly sunny elsewhere Friday. Smoking decision deiayed we’re going to shoot for a lot more than that,” Super bowling for dollars Highs in 70s and 80s. Mrs. Swensson said she, too, has had a number of The responsibility of deciding whether union people volunteer, and expected to have about the The Internal Revenue Service says Thomas Vermont: Mostly sunny and complaints over the new smoking policy for town same campaigp committee as the one which worked ‘‘Hollywood” Henderson owes the government pleasant today. Highs 75 to 80. employees merit a hearing by the full Board of Sun-worshIpers, rejoice! for her re-election effort two years ago. back taxes, but the former Dallas Cowboy is Clear to partly cloudy tonight. Labor Relations has been placed in new hands, Today: mostly sunny and pleasant. High around 85. Westerly serving a four-year sentence in California on a Lows in 50s. Sunshine again on leading to further delays, according to a board sex charge. You’d think being in jail would be a Friday with a 30 percent chance of winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight: clear and a little cooler. Lows 55 to spokesman. good enough excuse not to pay taxes, but like the a shower or thunderstorm. Highs 60. Light southwest winds. Friday: sunny and pleasant. High in Jack Kingston, chief labor board agent, said around 80. Cheney committee Mounties, the IRS always gets its man — or his mid 80s. Elizabeth Wing soared with this picture. The today that assistant agent Donald Wrenn has money. nine-year-old Nathan Hale student lives at 23 Pearl St. been forced to drop- the case because of heart The ultimate collection agency plans to auction Extended outlook problems which led to his hospitalization this checks hall work off one of the athlete’s two Super Bowl rings on week. Assistant agent Kenneth Hampton will Aug. 1 in suburban Dallas. The 10-carat white Extended outlook for New Eng­ handle the case now, possibly reaching a decision gold ring is studded with 27 diamonds, and land Saturday through Monday: by next week, Kingston said. Members of a subcommittee from the Cheney Hall government officials expect to get as much as Connecticut, Massachusetts and Foundation took a sharp look at the outside of the hall $14,000 for the bauble, to apply toward Hender­ Rhode Island: Fair weather Satur­ Thursday evening to see what needs to be done before son’s $150,000 debt. day through Monday but With a the contract for exterior work can be considered « • / ' ‘.L f i x ^ chance of a brief shower or complete. thunderstorm on Saturday. Highs F o r the Record Alan Lamson, chairman of the foundation’s The best guest speakers mainly in 80s. Overnight lows in building subcommittee, compiled a list of items, J Landing in jail 60s. Manchester resident Richard Polowitzer was mostly of which are minor. His list will be matched with one made up by Malmfeldt Associates, architect Actresses Valerie Harper (left) and Cloris Freedom lighter Nelson Mandela has served Vermont: Generally fair charged Tuesday with sale of marijuana. Police for the project, and with the contract specification. t Leachman hug each other Wednesday in San over 21 years in a South African jail as a political through the period with seasonable accused him of selling a half ounce of marijuana to an HoiHlrl photo tiy riiii.. Francisco. The two were speakers on hunger at prisoner, and new wave rockers Elvis Costello temperatures. Highs in mid 70s to undercover officer last May in the Manchester Herald The list includes such items as gaps in the mortar the World Hunger Information Center. and Special Aka have decided to do something mid 80s. Overnight lows in 50s. parking lot off Bissell Street. In Wednesday's between bricks, small sections of brickwork that still Cory at the bat about it. Maine, New Hampshire: Fair newspaper, the Herald incorrectly reported the need to be cleaned, and wood trim that seems to need more refinishing. Costello produced a music video, starring weather Saturday through Mon­ nature of the charge against Polowitzer. The exterior work was done by the Metro Building While his father Jim played softball at his mother cheered him on. Sunny Special Aka, which debuts this week on NBC’s day. Lows in 50s. Highs in 70s to low Co. of Manchester under a contract for about $245,000. Charter Oak Park on Wednesday. softball weather is expected to continue u "Friday Night Videos.” The video is a spinoff of 80s. The Herald incorrectly reported Wednesday that The subcommittee put off until an Aug. 8 meeting Would you invest in a Bozo? the group’s hit single, "Free Nelson Mandela,” State Sen. Carl Zinsser proposes repeal of 26 new 2-year-old Cory LaChapelle of Avon­ at least through tomorrow. any decision on how to proceed with interior Larry Harmon, the original Bozo the Clown, and was taped during a concert in Coventry, Air quality taxes and tax increases passed since 1980. Zinsser dale Road took a few swings at the bat as proposed at the Fourth Senatorial District Republican renovations. The foundation wants to devide the work would like to replace the Colonel as the nation's England. The state Department of Envir­ Convention Tuesday that some, not all, of those taxes into sections so that it can be coordinated with the most popular purveyor of chicken. onmental Protection reported be repealed. drive for renovation funds. Fast-food chicken is a $4 billion-a-year good air quality levels across One consideration is getting a certificate of business, but the competition is tough, with Specifically he said he would favor repeal of the tax Police mishaps lead to claims Connecticut Wednesday and fore­ on seeds and fertilizer and meals under $1 that was occupancy for the building. When the foundation does almost 200 different restaurant chains hustling Put it on her resume cast good to moderate air levels Satellite view passed in March 1983 to pay for a deficit that no longer that, it will be eligible for a $100,000 grant awarded by clucks for bucks. It’s not easy being blue a July 5 letter to the town. The owner of the other car, S.il Deborah Shelton, who starts this fall as a statewide for today. exists. the Hartford Foundation for Public Giving. Harmon, who created the Bozo character in regular on "Dallas" and makes her feature film Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4 a.m. EOT shows Manchester’s finest are sup­ Beeler gave the woman. Glas­ Kardestuncer of Storrs, filed Iasi L 1949, has drawn up blueprints, menus and a logo. debut in Brian De Palma's upcoming thriller frontal cloudiness along the East Coast and over the Gulf Coast. posed to the good guys, but even a tonbury resident Margaret Czer- week for the estimated $970 it will The only thing he needs now, says Harmon, who’s "B(^y Double,” was always getting into trouble Across the nation Showers and clouds over the Southwest and northern Rockies. police officer can have a bad day. wonka, his name at the scene, and cost him to repair the passengei been working on his would-be chicken empire for In recent weeks, two Manchester she filed a claim for the $316 one side of his 1980 Renault. during her salad days as an actress on TV Thunderstorms will be scattered Patchy cloudiness covers Kansas and Texas. the past four years, are investors. policemen did. garage estimated it would cost to commercials. over the southern Plateau region, School system finalizes roster On June 29, Patrolman Howard repair the dent and repaint the Richardson reported that he had Like ’‘Oklahoma!’s” Ado Annie, she couldn’t the lower Mississippi Valley and 30.00 30.00 Three Manchester public school school nurse at East Catholic High will continue to teach fifth grade at J. Beeler, on an overtime assign­ scratches the wayward cart put in pulled into the lot to turn aiouiid say no — even when one producer asked if she along the southern Atlantic Coast. rrV teachers have submitted resigna­ School, has also resigned and will Bowers School. ment at tile Parkade, was collect­ her 1983 Subaru. and did not realize Kardestunicr could do some horseback riding for a TV spot. The northern states will have _\ SEATTLE f tions recently , while two have been be replaced by Marie Girelli, who Other transfers include ‘Stan ing shopping carts outside the On July 7, officer Glen Richard­ was following immediately li.' Miss Shelton, anything but an experienced sunshine. Mild temperatures will granted leaves of absence and 15 will transfer there from her Bebyn from Bennet Junior High Super Stop & Shop to move them son earned a verbal warning from hind. Richardson pulled into ,i A two-anniversary day horseperson, gamely climbed on the giant continue over the east with 70s MINNEAP^OLISV^ BOSTON have attained tenure. current position as nurse for the School to a science position at out of the way of pede.strian traffic. his supervisor for unsafe backing parking space and then started I i animal, forgot to put both feet in the stirrups and scattered from the Great Lakes to Marilyn Augsburger, a music Head Start program. Virginia M. Manchester High School; Debbi One cart got away from him and after he backed a |X)lice crui.ser back out. ramm ing Kaide.s Penthouse publisher Bob Guccione and the proceeded to race around the track, hanging New England and 80s from the Gulf C O O l V ^ NEW YORK teacher at Waddell School since Drapeau of Enfield will replace Sattler from special education at "tumbled off the walkway and into into another car in the parking lot luncer’s i-ar as Kardestuncer was magazine's vice chairman, Kathy Keeton, halfway off her mount. Coast states to the southern and tow September 1980, will not return Mrs. Girelli at Head Start. Robertson School to the ROTC; the right front fender" of a of Regal’s Men’s Shop on Main preparing to pull into an adjacent celebrate two different anniversaries in Sep­ She got the job Jay telling the producer her middle Atlantic coast. Readings in next year because her husband has Seven teacher appointments Pat Indomenico from sixth grade woman’s car, the woman wrote in Street. space, police said tember — 15 years of publishing Penthouse and 19 strange riding style was a stunt. “I ’m a the 90s will cover the Plains, the SAN FRANCISCO DENVER accepted an out-of-state position. have been made in recent months: at Martin School to seventh-grade years of unwedded bliss. trick-riding expert, ” she explained. Rockies and the Plateau region. Dale Baker, a mathematics Susan A. Schiavetti as a special social studies at Bennet; Paula Unlike archrival Hugh Hefner, who changes The West Coast will be in the 70s V. @ 0 LOS ANGELES teacher at Illing Junior High education instructor at Robertson Barry from LOA to sixth grade at girlfriends as often as others change the paper in and 80s with the desert Southwest School since September 1982, will School; John H. Lesure of Man­ their birdcages, Keeton attributes the success of in the 100 to 110 degree range. Martin School; and Laurie Sieffert LOWEST not return in September because of chester and Timothy D. Lewis of her personal and professional collaboration with from special education at High­ One for the record book A huge dust cloud reaching from TEMPERATURES personal reasons. East Hartford to the adolescent land Park School to Nathan Hale Guccione to this; "We never take each other for the ground 15,000 feet high and Earl Thomas Conley, whose "Angel in • MIAMI Eleanor I. Skinner, who has day treatment center that will be School. granted, and we kiss every day." extending to Cuba and 700 miles Disguise” just hit the top of Billboard’s country taught language arts at Bennet housed at the closed Highland Helen Tkaezuk was- hired last east into the Atlantic Ocean LEGEND- singles chart, may make it into the Guinness Book Junior High School since 1968, has Park School; Valerie J. Russell of week as payroll supervisor in the limited visibility to 4 to 6 miles of World Records. ^^R A IN I,*/.[SNOW announced plans to retire at the Glastonbury and Myrna W. Spec- central office, replacing Harlene across the Florida peninula. Fore­ 60 70 The good ole bearded boy is the first country end of the next school year. tor of Manchester as vocational Hawkes, who resigned. Now you know entertainer to have four No. 1 country hits off the casters said dust was trapped in [^ / / ’-jshow ers’ ’^ flow Debra Pfau, an arts and crafts instructors at the Regional Occu­ Attaining tenure were Mary same album, ” Don't Make It Easy for Me” the air because of a temperature UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST i instructor at the Regional Occupa­ pational Training Center; Judith Anderson, Barbara Clark, Norma The world’s most prolific killer was the A spokesman for Conley says they plan to inversion in the upper atmosphere. tional Training Center since Sep­ L. Swartz of West Hartford as a Irvin, Linda Knight, David Malo­ so-called Indian Thug, Buhram, who strangled at petition Guinness for a paragraph or two in the Severe thunderstorms brought tember 1979, has been granted a half-time speech and language ney, and Jeffrey Thornton' of least 931 people in the northern Indian district of next edition of the internationally recognized rain to drought-stricken central National forecast one-year leave of absence to do teehnician; and Lorene Sweeney of Illing; Janice Ryan and Kathleen Oudh between 1790 and 1840. record book. Texas. In southeastern Texas near missionary work. Vernon as a 2/5 speech and Thornton of Bennet Junior High Houston, a tornado tore the roof off For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During Thursday night, Kathleen M. Zaccaro, a special language teacher. School; Marilyn Cavanna, Eric the Humble fire station. thundershowers are expected in the Northern and Southern education teacher at Illing junior Two lay-off notices, for Mary Farno and Betty Johnson of MHS; Intermountain Regions, and the South Atlantic Coast States. High School, is taking a long-term Ann Steinnecker and Gail Smith, Ann Messecar and Diane Novak of have been rescinded. Ms. Stein­ Weather radio Elsewhere weather will remain fairin general. Minimum temperatures maternity leave until January Head Start; Catherine A. O’Brien 1985. necker will teach sixth grade at include: (maximum readings In parenthesis) Atlanta 67 (84), Boston of Robertson School; and Paul The National Weather Service Catherine Gallacher, former Waddell School and Mrs. Smith Baillargeon of ROJC. Almanac 65 (81), Chicago 69 (83). Cleveland 61 (82). Dallas 69 (95). Denver61 Jumbo Meaty broadcasts continuous, 24-hour weather information on 162.475 (93), Houston 70 (93), Jacksonville 71 (87), Kansas City 69 (92), Little mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in Rock 67 (92), Los Angeles 70(75), Miami 76 (89), Minneapolis63 (85). Today is Thursday, July 19th, the 201st day of 1984 New Orleans 71 (87), New York 69 (82), Phoenix 78 (108), San 9 New London and 162.40 mHz in with 165 to follow. Fire Calls Meriden. Francisco 55 (73), St. Louis 68 (91), and Washington 70 (87). V t f E S T i g S Cantaloupes 99< ea. The moon is approaching its last quarter. There is no morning star. The evening stars are Venus, Jupiter, Mars, Saturn Wednesday, 9:54 a,m. — lockout, . o®rf( - and Mercury. Over 100,000 people were killed •ntai, when an earthquake hit Tokyo on Manchester Herald 18'/i Lilley St. (Town). 111 Center St., Manchester 5^ Wednesday, 12:17 p.m. — motor Those born on this date are under the sign of Cancer. 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July 19. 1984------^ Reagan scorns Sandinista anniversary Report downplays WASHINGTON (II PI) -For the fifth military dictatorship that oppresses position that it is building its military no longer harbor illusions about the anniversary of the Sandinista takeover and impoverishes them while its rulers only to meet U.S. subversion. Sandinistas. some people in the United in Nicaragua, the United States deli­ live in privileged, protected luxury and The Council on Hemispheric Rela­ States and elsewhere still think of the loss of memory CHOICES T ME A TS IN TO WN vered harsh statements sharply de­ openly boast that their revolution will tions said the administration's criti­ Sandinistas as idealistic and national­ nouncing the Marxist-led regime for spread to Nicaragua's neighbors as cism of the Sandinistas has a political istic revolutionaries,” the report said, creating a totalitarian .state. well," Reagan said. motive. The strongest words Wednesday “The criticism marks the onset of a Saturday, Vice President George from electroshock came from President Reagan, who In a speech to the Organization of White House move to pressure the Bush charged that Democratic candi­ described Nicaragua as “ a totalitarian American States, U.S. Ambassador J. Democrats into backing down from date Walter Mondale has been silent ' ' By GIno Del Guerclo BUTCHER SHOP dungeon” and said it was a “ poignant William Middendorf said the Sandi- fheir opposition to the administration's about events in Nicaragua, including conclusions. United Press International D E L I H lIT anniversary" for the people of Nicara­ ni.sta regime had systematically vio­ covert CIA operations against Mana­ the expulsion of 10 foreign clergymen “Shock treatment is a lot safer GROTE & WEIGEL NATURAL CASING gua and their Central American lated all its pledges to the organization gua," the group said. who demonstrated against the Sandi­ now than it was and. although we SSm iH ROUND neighbors. to bring human rights to Nicaragua. The government report charged that nista regime. BOSTON — Electroshock ther­ don’t use it often, it is useful in lb. HOT DOGS n .99 "Tragically, there isfarle.ss freedom The State Department and the Nicaragua, backed by the Soviet bloc apy, a controversial treatment some cases.” Cole said in an LEAN DOMESTIC in Nicaragua today than there was five Pentagon also released a 37-page and Cuba, is determined to expand its The report says the Soviet bloc used to combat severe depression, interview. IMwilliiD COOKED HAM lb. M .99 is not as dangerous as once years ago," Reagan declared. report with photographs of military revolution through Central America by delivered more than $100 million in Crowe's report said shock ther­ lb. MUCKE’S he Nicaraguan people are trapped thought, a new report says. apy “ is clearly as effective as airfields, ports, training facilities and .supporting subversion and guerrillas. military hardware to Nicaragua in lb. n in a totalitarian dungeon, trapped by a orrns to countec Nicaragua’s “ Although most Central Americans 1983. The procedure uses high voltage antidepressant medication. Mo­ VEAl LOAF .59 electricity applied to the brain to reover, it has two advantages over CARANDO stimulate convulsions, which seem drugs: its rapid onset of action and lb. HARD SALAMI lb. * 3 .1 9 Decl^lfled papers show to reduce depression. its effectiveness when drugs have COOPER Eletroconvulsive therapy, as it failed.” is formally known, has long been He said evidence suggests E C T SLICING CHEESE *2.49 UPl photo lb. the subject of debate because does cause memory loss of events OUR OWN doctors are not certain why it immediately before and during the Impound GLAZED KEILBASA * 2.79 works and many people believe it treatments. But he said memory of The bill Is signed Vietnam kept close eye on U.S. dead lb. DELICIOUS causesjjermanent memory loss. events up to two years before * But a review of recent studies on treatment shows minimal impair­ VEGETABE CREAM CHEESE 2.39 By Sydney Shaw ment Irom the U.S. command in He said so-called live sightings of interrogations and enemy documents President Reagan signs the Deficit the subject, published in the New ment, and remote memory returns United Press International Vietnam were released with hundreds Americans were publicized to “ pro­ and obtained this month by CBS’s law V______Reduction Act of 1984 Wednesday in the England Journal of Medicine, lb. of thousands of other documents for voke the U.S. people to hate the firm — reveals details of that to normal. found the technique is the best Patients are usually given a t SERVE SAUSAGE Oval Office, a meausre which includes W ASHINGTON — Hanoi says it has Gen. William Westmoreland's $120 Vietnamese people.” information. treatment of severe depression series of eight to 12 treatments at a $50 billion in tax increases and $13 no data on 2,482 Americans still million libel suit against CBS over the Before Tuesday’s repatriation of “A recently captured document ORIGINAL under limited conditions. rate of two to three treatments a mi.ssing in Southeast Asia, but declassi­ 1982 documentary “ The Uncounted eight sets of remains, the United States indicates (Viet Cong plans) for han­ 8 02. pkg. PRODUCE BAKERY billion in spending cuts. Half the cuts week, SAUSAGE fied documents show North Vietnam Enemy: A Vietnam Deception." listed 2,490 American servicemen as dling of prisoners of war,” a September Reports of severe memory loss Swoot Jvira include Medicare. The legislation was were also found to have been blown “Occasionally, I see patients kepi meticulous records of U.S. soldi­ missing in action. But Hanoi has never 1967 report says. “The document ftofthwest Bing Ctiernes DEPARTMENT out of proportion. who have had 50 or 60 treatments passed to bring huge budget deficits ers captured and slain in the Vietnam said it may have extensive information indicates that enemy units are forbid­ Lar|D SiiD'S |n andla p 8 - Inch The documentary contended West­ with big gaps in their memory." under control. War on many other missing Americans, den to kill American or (South "There has been a general Soiiliieni Peaches moreland and his command underesti­ misunderstanding of the treat­ said Cole. “ But it's hard to tell SEA COVE The documents detail a North said Pentagon spokesman Maj. Bob Vietnamese army) prisoners. 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Crowe said the shock the League of Families of MIAs and information we have with the informa­ An October 1967 bulletin adds, “The “ People not familiar with the In cotio Finger Rolls 690 In Brief charged reports of Americans alive in treatment view the idea of using applied is equivalent to the power SEA PERCH ». * California Carrots 3/'l.0D 69C 9 POWs, said Wednesday other, still- tion they have,” Shields said. “ It’s been personal effects and identification and 2.99 Vietnamese pri.son camps are part of a electricity on the brain as some­ required for a 20-watt light bulb for classified documents, which have been our contention all along that they’ve burial data are then forwarded to Scientists haii new laser campaign to make the American public thing dangerous and probably not two seconds, the normal length of shown to her group, reveal the North had information they have not shared higher headquarters.” hate Vietnam. effective. But medical evidence treatment. LIV ER M O R E, Calif. — Stit'nlisls hailed a Vietnamese followed the practice since with us.” A July 1967 bulletin says the North "These reports are slander by the indicates that it is the most A British study found that 40 powerful new la.ser as “ an incredible technologi­ before the beginning of the war. The 1967 intelligence bulletins — Vietnam began an intensive POW and COFFEE Whole ground Columbian Supreme Coffee Beans CHEESE English Storminster... lb. *3.99 U.S. government," said Nguyen Hong effective treatment we have for percent of patients reported ap­ cal accomplishment" that c.in lead to a much The previously confidential intelli­ prepared by the U.S. Military Assist­ killed-in-action identification program S HOP French Port Saiut...... lb. *3.29 Quang. a member of Vietnam’s special major depression. proaching the treatment witi SHOP ...... One lb. can *3.99 safer way of making electricitj than coal, oil and gence reports to the Defense Depart­ M IA search unit. ance Command in Vietnam from as early as 1966. nuclear power. “ Moreover, the study examined some degree of anxiety, but 81 The laser — considered the most (X)werful in the evidence of damage to the brain percent said afterwards they con world with the capability of delivering up to 120 and found no evidence of persisting sidered it no more anxiety trillion watts of energy — was displayed damage,” he wrote. provoking than a dental appointment. Wednesday at the Lawrence Livermore ,National S W A T team Government panel supports Dr. Jonathan Cole, chief of Laboratory, one of the nation's largest re.search psychopharmacology at McLean Seventy-eight percent said they facilities for designing nuclear wetipons. Hospital in Belmont, Mass., one of felt it helped and 80 percent said The device also can be used to “ increase the the nation’s leading private mental they would not be reluctant to have joins search for it again. understanding of weapons physics" that can lead human embryo experiments institutions, agreed with Crowe’s USDA Choice Bottom Round Roast.lb. *1.79 to “ moreefficient nuclearweapons," labofficials said. The laser is housed in the lab's $176 million mountain men LONDON (UPI) — Laboratory experiments on Nova facility. Its SOO foot-long laser beams are human embryos are a valuable and ethical form of BIG SKY. Mont. (UPI) - A police SW AT team scientific research and should be permitted under Fathers seen as directed at targets barely visible to the human eye. The system is held up by a massive, white, joined a posse early today in the search for a mountain strict controls, a government committee said in a Land O' Lakes Butter lb. *1.99 steel frame that fills one room the length of a man and his son who fled into the wilderness after a special report. football field and another five stories high. botched attempt at kidnapping a U.S. Olympic The Committee of Inquiry into Human Fertilization biathlete. hereditary link to In tests earlier this month, eight of the 10 Nova and Embryology, in a report issued Wednesday, also laser beams were fired, delivering 57 trillion The fugitives, expert at wilderness survival and supported artificial insemination and the use of watts of infrared laser light in a single pulse that crack marksmen, have eluded lawmen in the rugged donated sperm, eggs and embryos as techniques for Madison Mountains 50 miles northwest of Yellowstone helping infertile couples have children. J la.sted just one-billionth of a second. child’s diabetes National Park since Sunday, when they shot and killed The report recommended the formation of a special a man who tried to rescue Kari Swenson, the government body to regulate all such forms of Police recover stolen car lop-ranked member of the U.S, biathlon team. re.search and infertility treatment. Bv GIno Del Guerclo During the time the parents were !\o Stihslitulp Authorities have identified the fugitives as Don having children, the average rate ff e dive Old Fashioned DAYTON , Ohio — A car belonging to a couple But the committee, chaired by Cambridge United Press International Nichols, about 50, and his son Dan. in his 20s. They said of still births and infant deaths of For (Junlily allegedly beaten and robbed by fugitive-Alton University philosopher Dame Mary Warnock, con­ Butcher Sendee ... the Nicholses shot and killed Alan Goldstein. 36. when mothers with diabetes was 22 Coleman was found in a private storage area of a demned “surrogate motherhood” — the procedure BOSTON — Doctors say children he tried to rescue the 23-year-old Montana State co-ed under which one woman bears a child for another — as of insulin-dependent diabetic fa­ percent — at least five times what towing company where it had been for more than from their makeshift camp. a day and a half. “ exploitation of one human being by another." thers are more likely to inherit the it is today. Swenson was wounded in the chest Monday when disease than children of diabetic Now that the infant mortality STORE HOURS: FB I agent Timothy O'Neill said the 1975 tan The report said surrogate mother agencies, like one U Goldstein found her. She had been kidnapped during mothers. rate for diabetics has dropped, if Buick station wagon was found late Wednesday at in southern England reported to be paying two women 317 Highland St. the weekend while jogging on a mountain trail. the disparity continues re­ Mon. & Tues. lil 6:00 Samdy’s Towing in downtown Dayton. It belonged 6,500 pounds ($8,500) each to bear children, should be “We had not anticipated this at The elder Nichols apparently had decided it was searchers will know the difference to the Rev. Millard Gay, 79. and his wife. declared illegal. all,” Dr. James H. Warram, a Wed.. Thurs.. & Fri. til 9:00 time for his son to take a wife, Madison County Sheriff Despite objections by several members of the diabetes investigator at the Joslin is probably not due to conditions in MANCHESTER Coleman allegedly beat and stole the Gays' car Johnny France said. early Tuesday. 16-member panel, composed of scientists, doctors, Diabetes Center in Boston, said in the mother’s womb. Sat. & Sunday “ They were going to make a mountain woman out of an interview Wednesday. The study, published in the New Neither Coleman nor his companion Debra social workers, q lawyer and a theologian, the report til 6:00 her." France said. “ They had been trying to locate a ” We knew there was some England Journal of Medicine, CONN. Brown have been seen in Dayton since noon endorsed experimentation on human embryos, which mountain woman and couldn’t get any takers so they genetic component in insulin- found the children of fathers with £HGHLJL1TS Tuesday, when Coleman allegedly stole a second it said could be valuable in "the detection and decided to abduct one.” dependent diabetes. But diabetes diabetes had a 6.1 percent chance ear, a television and $130 in cash from another prevention of inherited disorders, or the alleviation of 644=4277 L The pair planned “to keep her captive until she couple in West Dayton. infertility.” is genetically very complicated of developing the disease, while the agreed to m arry" the younger Nichols, France said. and there are no good genetic children of mothers with the Authorities Wednesday arraigned in U.S. "Though the human embryo is entitled to some UP I photo A 12-member SWA’T team arrived from Billings models to explain it.” disease had a 1.3 percent risk of District Court an alleged-Coleman accomplice. added measure of respect beyond that accorded to Wednesday night to join a 30-member .sheriff’s posse Although researchers are not diabetes. Thomas Farrell Harris. 33. of Lexington. Ky for other animal subjects, that respect cannot be that has ringed the 20-mile search area and planned to sure why there is a difference, they The study was conducted on 419 the kidnapping of college professor Oline absolute,” the report said. Dame Mary Warnock, Cambridge Uni­ begin tracking the pair at dawn, France said. said it could be the result of the fact offspring of 187 parents treated for Carmical, who was found in his car in a Davton But it called for strict laws making it a crime to versity philosopher, talks to reporters in Ms. Swenson remained in stable condition in that unborn, diabetic-prone child­ diabetes at the Joslin Diabetes park Tuesday. The FB I also charged Coleman continue research beyond 14 days after fertilization, London about a government committee and Ms. Brown in that abduction intensive care at a Bozeman hospital. Last winter. the point at which the first human-like characteristics ren of diabetic mothers were less Center between 1928 and 1939. Ms. Swenson finished first in the premiere women’s of the embryo appear. of inquiry into human fertilization and likely to survive pregnancy in the There are approximately 1 mil­ biathlon world championships at Chamonix, France. "All the science fiction things that people really embryology that she chaired. 1930s and 1940s when the children lion insulin-dependent diabetics in > Floods kill California child dread (about embryo research) are too important to in the study were born. the United States. CROCEHV SPECIALS FHOZEJS & DAIRY Flash floods in California swept an 8-year-old the public — they are horrified by it — to let us leave girl to her death, lightning blew up a chemical Special Israeli the 14-day limit open to change,” Mrs, Warnock said year. lUKV BREAKSTONE tank in downtown Pensacola. Fla., and thunder­ after the report was published Wednesday. It recommended that in vitro fertilization, which JUICE GLASS The government, which commissioned the report in has already been successful in Britain, Australia and Cockroaches will love 44 02. 7 9 C Sour Craan 16 ox. storms spun off tornadoes and waterspouts in AU VARIETIES LAND '0 UKES 9 9 < Texas and North Carolina. office disbanded 1982, invited public reaction to it and said it hoped to Holland, be continued under the control of the open debate on its findings in Parliament later this proposed government body. The storms dwindled to thundershowers along FRENCH'S POTATOES 5 oz. box 5 9 ^ Butter 1 lb. the Gulf Coast and southern Atlantic Coast early By RIad Kal anything with this lure VIASIC aiRUS HILL *1.99 today. United Press International POLISH or KOSHER DILLS 32 ox. 9 9 ^ Orange Juice Thunderstorms in the Southwest Wednesday NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale 64 oz. B E IR U T. Lebanon — Lebanon’s Syrian-backed entomologist reported their wings UNOSEV KNAR *1.39 caused floods and flash floods in California, Reagan to see Caribbean leaders University researchers have im­ were tattered, their antennae Nevada and Arizona. government disbanded a military committee as­ itated a natural sex attractant so broken and their legs gnawed. SMALL PIHED OLIVES Philly Cream Cheese The San Bernardino sheriff's department said signed to the Israeli liaison bureau in an effort to close • »7 9 < 8 oz. By Helen Thomas much lack of coordination.” watch the conclusion of the Demo­ -alluring to male cockroaches that "These cockroaches,” he said, SWEETUFE CARLA'S 8 9 ( an 8-year-old girl in Big Bear Lake. Calif., “ got the office set up by Israel after it invaded the country United Press International Chief minister Cyril Rommey of after one whiff of the come hither two years ago. cratic National Convention in San "are definitely suffering from WHITE TUNA IN WATER scared during a storm with lots of lightning," ran the British Virgin Islands told the stuff, it’s goodbye, lover. severe sexual fatigue,” ‘ 7 oz. 3 3 C Cheese Ravioli 14 oz. outside, and was swept to her death by a wall of The announcement of the move Wednesday by Francisco where Walter Mondale KEaOG’S CARU’S *1.19 WASHINGTON - President meeting that the CBI in its present will make his speech accepting the The researchers were able to Robert K. Bickerton, director of water raging down a mountainside. Lebanese Defense Minister Adel Osseiran came as Reagan flies to Columbia, S.C., state "poses more problems than sythensize a molecule identical to FRUIT LOOPS Moslems closed businesses and stayed away from party’s presidential nomination. the Office of Cooperative Research 15 01. $1 #39 Meat Ravioli 14 oz. “ She grabbed onto a tree when the water came today for talks with 15 Caribbean promiso5t James Holderman, who the "periplanone-B“ sex excitant at Yale, said obtaining enough CORONET *1.39 work in west Beirut, eastern Lebanon.and throughout MINUTE MAID roaring down the mountain, but her little strength leaders who are winding up a initiated the conference, said the produced in tiny quantities by periplanone-B to make it feasible gave out and she tumbled about another the Israeli-occupied south to protest the kidnapping of TUFF STUFF three-day summit on the region’s sessions have given the Caribbean virgin female cockroaches. to test for commercial pest control 50 OIL $ 1 .3 9 Lemonade white or pink 12 oz. quarter-mile," spokesman Jim Bryant said. a Moslem religious leader and his expulsion from pressing economic and security leaders an opportunity to hash out It’s so irresistible, reseachers BOUNTY. KNO 6 9 < south Lebanon. Dollar mixed, had been impractical until the More flooding was reported in upper Kings problems. some of those problems. said Wednesday, just one-trillionth Yale team succeeded in synthesiz­ JUMBO PAPER TOWELS Canyon near Cedar Grove, Calif. There was flash Osseiran said the military committee, which 6 9 < Ex Topping Pizza 15 oz. “We look on this as a'Tihance to An American official said the of a gram, a picogram, drove male ing the compound in the TREND *1.49 flooding along a highway in Esmeralda County in conducted formal contacts with the Israeli office at encourage long-range solutions to United States has no plans to set up gold gains cockroaches into a sexual frenzy laboratory. HOOD southwestern Nevada, and minor street flooding Dbayeh, 7 miles northeast of Beirut, would the economic development and a defense force in the region but is lasting for as lung as 30 minutes. LAUNDRY DETERGENT hit Nogales, Ariz, immediately be disbanded in an effort to close it, 42 0 1 . 9 9 C Pudding Stix 12 cL security problems of 20 million encouraging East Caribbean coun­ LONDON (UPI) - The U.S. The d'evelopment could lead to SWEETUFE W/CHEESE, W/CLOVES *1.29 according to radio reports. people,” deputy press secretary tries to cooperate in dealing with . control of the cockroach through Cianci gets court hearing) Israel made no immediate comment. dollar opened mixed Thursday in FDA orders FRUIT COCKTAIL Larry Speakes told reporters "organized violence, whether it’s non-toxic means in the United 17 0 1 . 3 9 C Penob Potatoes 10 oz. The liaison office, set up by the Israelis after their Europe but gold scored significant COUNTRY TIME 4 9 < PR O VID EN CE, R.I. — Former Mayor Vincent Wednesday. politically or otherwise inspired.” gains. States, Europe, Malaysia, and the MRS. SMITH'S A. Cianci Jr. has confirmed he was called^fore 1982 invasion of Lebanon, is located in the heart of “The president is looking for­ "But we don’t encourage them to Phillippines. Yale has a patent In London the ounce of gold rose food seizure LEMONADE 01 9 the state Supreme Court Wednesday to sh6w why Israeli-backed Christian territory. ward to the opportunity to meet the get into army building,” he said. pending, and a licensing agree­ 33 . $1,9 9 Coconut Cream Pie The Syrian-backed government of Prime Minister $7, opening at $352.25 against *1.09 he should not be suspended or disbarred from other heads of government,” many Although the focus of the talks ment with a commercial concern is BOSTON (U PI) - A large L------practicing taw Rashid Karami ordered the office closed last month, Wednesday’s close of $345.25. The ------of whom Reagan has already met has been on foreign debts, inflation story was much the same in Zurich in the works. quantity of Chinese food "contami­ After he was spotted in the courthouse, and hut it stayed open. in Washington, Speakes said. and trade terms, the leaders also where bullion started the day at After exposure to an airstream nated with filth” was ordered asked about H. C' -i.-i confirmed the secret In Tel Aviv Wednesday, the Israeli military All of the Caribbean nations were expected to discuss progress $351.50 per ounce against $346.50. over' filter paper with a tiny seized from a major retailer of hearing, “ but that'.' .ill I'll say," he told a command announced it seized a Lebanese ship except Cuba were invited to send in Grenada since the U.S.-led The dollar opened unchanged in amount of the compound, "male Chinese food products in the reportei Wednesday afternoon. allegedly involved in a failed seaborne raid on the representatives to the "shirt invasion Oct. 25. cockroaches immediately rise up Boston area, U.S. Attorney Wil­ Israeli coastline last month by Palestinian guerrillas both Frankfurt and Zurich with Cianci could be disciplined — with suspension sleeves” informal conference held Reagan also was expected to on their back legs and begin liam Weld said Wednesday. loyal to Palestine Liberation Organization chief rates of 2.8520 marks and 2.4135 or disbarment — because of felony and at the University of South note that today marks the fifth Swiss francs respectively. flapping their wings madly,” said The seizure from the Tung Hing misdemeanor assault convictions in a domestic Yasser Arafat. Carolina. anniversary of the Sandinista In London the dollar slipped, associate chemistry Professor Lung, Inc., on Hudson Street was case. It was the second civilian vessel seized by Israel in lllllllllllllllllllllllll Aides said Reagan, who will overthrow of the Somoza regime in tradingatthe start ofthe session at Stuart L. Schreiber, who led the ordered on the basis of a complaint With coupon A $10.00 purchat* With coupon A $10 00 purchaaa In April, Cianci pleaded no contest in Superior less than a month. Israeli gunboats stopped the attend closed sessions and a Nicaragua. research group in their 2‘A year filed Friday on behalf of the Food I With coupon A $10.00 purchsio With coupon A $10.00 purchaaa Z Cyprus-Lebanon ferry Alizur Blanco June 29 and 1.3170 to the pound compared to Limit 1 Coupon par customar Limit 1 Coupon par cuatomar | Limit 1 Coupon par cuatomar Court to charges he roughed up Bristol contractor working lunch with the Caribbean In remarks at the White House 1.3120. study.' and Drug Administration, Weld ■ Limit 1 Coupon por cuilomtr ■ Raymond DeLeo, hitting him with a fireplace log forced it into the northern Israel port of Haifa. Two of said. leaders and make brief remarks, Wednesday, he charged that Nica­ London dealers said that recent "They search around for the and burning him with a cigarette, for allegedly its 63 passengers remain in Israeli custody. has no new initiatives to offer at the raguans live in a “ totalitarian sharp gains by the greenback were female, hut since there are no The complaint charged the adul­ PURINA having an affair with his estranged wife. The The captain and crew “ revealed that the ship had I SWinUFE conference. dungeon” that oppresses and im­ causing profit-taking but that the females, they mount each other. terated articles of food were held BROWN EGGS | Ciancis divorced after the incident. been involved m an attempt by Fatah terrorists loyal But he was expected to hear poverishes them while its leaders U.S. unit was firmly underpinned They are in such a frenzy they under unsanitary conditions and Court officials said the Supreme Court's to Arafat to ptM-petrate a mass murder attack along PUPPY OIOW GRADE A I complaints from several delegates boast of spreading revolution by high interest rates and eco­ can't distinguish anymore and try were "contaminated with filth.” disciplinary proceedings are confidential and Israel’s coast by infiltrating a terrorist squad via the i DECAF COFFEE Regular or Beef on the lack of progress in moving throughout Central America. nomic indicators that point to to copulate with other male cock­ Among the contaminants were eat would not confirm that a hearing was held. sea,” the Israeli announcement said. LARGE I jSUGAR on the Caribbean Basin Initiative, He called it a "revolution be­ continue(l U.S. economic growth. roaches,” he said. hairs, insects, insect fragments of I 1 lb.. CAN Cianci resigned his mayorship hours after his Banks, boutiques, businesses and schools were shut ■ 5 lb. Bag a Reagan program, to spur private trayed” and said it was a “ poig­ In Paris, the dollar opened at Schreiber said the successful insect excrement. no-contest pleas. Two weeks ago. the state in Moslem west Beirut, the capital’s crowded Shiite investment and business prosper­ nant anniversary” for the people of 8.'7650 francs against 8.7620 and in synthesis is "a way to eradicate The contaminated cartons in­ suburbs, the Bekaa valley and throughout the ity in the region. cluded prepared fish, dehydrated Supreme Court threw him off a July 31 special Nicaragua and their Central Milan the dollar was also up at the cockroach problem and do-it- election ballot on grounds it was improper under Israeli-occupied south, witnesses said. ■vMost of the leaders have been American neighbors. with a non-toxic method.” cole, (Chinese products (black *2 off! I 6 9 < 1,751.75 lire against 1,750.45. In !40< the Home Rule Charter for Cianci 'o complete a Employees of Beirut’s newly re-opened interna­ quick to praise the CBI but Puerto The president was scheduled to Just a residual amount of fungus), soup mix, red beans, I EXPIRES JULY 2Ut. 1M4 tional airport staged a one-hour sympathy strike, Brussels, the greenback was a n a u m ly zitt. tta4 EXPtaU JULY 2IH, 1884 ■ I anHEtlUlY2til.l8M term of office from which he had resigned. l^can Secretary of State Carlos return to Washington in the late periplanone-B kept the male cock­ preserved beans with ginger and ^HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I^HIGHUND PARK MARKETj|| Beirut radio said. pegged at 58.10 Belgian francs dried mung beans. iHICHLAND PARK MARKET I ^^Ml^D^AM^ARKETj Quiros said. "There is still too afternoon and was expected to against 57.95. roaches in such a state an 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 19, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 19. 19H4

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editor There’ll be no jail cell for Moon OPINION James P. Sacks, City Editor followers of mounting a public work at a nearby industry com­ By Dennis C. MItewskI campaign to support Moon's pound where they can earn extra United Press International claims of religious persecution and money by making T-shirts for the WATERBURY - The Rev. Sun said his sentence showed "wealth military. can’t affect” justice in the United "Probably not Moon," Luther Myung Moon will wear khaki said. "I doubt it would be of fatigues, sleep in a bunk bed and States. J a c k Moon, 64, will be assigned to a particular importance to him. He perhaps work as a janitor while will probably be assigned some Why conventions have become archaic serving his 18-month federal pri­ dormitory room shared by about 60 A n d erso n inmates who are allowed unlimited sort of food service or janitorial son sentence for income tax job." evasion. access to legal and religious A merciful God to it that network television SOMETIMES A MODERN CONVENTION may be Washington materials and a pay telephone, Moon's conviction in 1982 The spiritual leader of nearly 3 stemmed from the government's coverage of the Democratic convention has been cut to the occasion of excitement outside the hall. That was Merry-Go-Round million members of the Unification said Warden Dennis Luther. He will stay in an unlocked claim he had not paid taxes on two hours a day. For people whose favorite programs the case for the Democrats in Chicago in 1%8. Church, often referred to as $162,000 in interest earned on have been preempted even that amount will be an Thousands of anti-war protestors banged noggins with "Moonies," was ordered to sur­ dormitory room in a minimum security camp next to the prison, nearly $2 million kept in New York unforgivable replacement of entertainment with Nicholas the police department. render Friday at the Federal bank accounts. Correctional Institution at officials said. monotony. This widely-televised head-bang was a richly "There are no cells in the camp. Moon claims it was all church The national political convention, once a truly Von Hoffman entertaining source of national political catharsis which Danbury. contributions and he was merely U.S. District Judge Gerard L. There is no fence. It’s just a exciting artifact of American pop political culture, is may also have cost the Democrats the election. This Did angel completely open-type situation,” the custodian. Goettel rejected pleas Wednesday "Indeed, his own followers re­ now an archaic institution on a long and irreversible year there was talk of massed battalions of San for a reduced sentence or Moon's Luther said. decline. It has one reason for being, aside from giving Francisco homosexualists, prostitutes and the more No special security will be ferred to them as 'Father's mo­ voluntary exile from the United ney,'” Goettel said. journalists an occasion to party and practice the art of strident kind of feminist marching on the Democrats in of death States for six months. provided Moon, Luther said, and SUN MYUNG MOON he will be invited to take part in Moon’s appeal to the Supreme the expense account. It has devolved into a standby convention assembled. Moon did not attend the hearing Court was refused on May 14. . . evaded taxes mechanism in case the primary process has failed to There is nothing hallowed or sacred about the and remained free on bond at an regular religious services at the prison. Before the court decision, nearly come up with a clear winner for the national political Association of Realtors, a convocation which the same national nominating convention. It does not go back to visit U.S.? undisclosed location. He will be five dozen religious, civil rights cial, Takeru Kamiyama. also was eligible for parole Jan. 18, 1985. About half the prisoners in the convention to ratify. merciful diety has in his supereal wisdom kept George Washington’s time. It came into existence in the minimum security camp choose to and civil liberties organizations convicted in the case and ordered That seldom happens. The last time a convention completely off the public airwaves. 1830's because the previous method of candidate WASHINGTON - Three months The judge accused Moon and his filed "friend of the court" briefs to surrender Friday at thet)rison in dared to ignore the judgment of primary voters was The last time a candidate was nominated who had not selection was failing. Prior to switching to conventions ago, I was told that the world’s arguing the case was a crucial Danbury. 1952. In that year, Tennessee's Sen. Estes Kefauver won campaigned through the primaries from beginning to a congressional caucus had picked the nominees, a most wanted fugitive, Dr. Josef issue of religious freedom. Lawyers for Moon argued Ins heavy victories in almostall the Democratic primaries. end was 1968. The Democratic nominee, Hubert procedure which was not well received by people who Mengele, may have been doing Video ordinance is kiiled "I have given consideration to family, church meinliers- and He even beat incumbent Harry Truman by 10 Humphrey, was late getting into the field but made off wanted to have a hand in the selections. business in the United States. putting a religious leader who is worldwide "hunianitarian ' |)ro considered divine to his followers jects would suffer if Moon were percentage points in the New Hampshire primary but a with the nomination. He did so because the incumbent With the coming of the railroads and the steamboat, According to the rumor, the U P I p h o to MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - An charges against a city video president, Lyndon Johnson, was pushing him and ordinance requiring adult supervi­ arcade owner accused of violating in jail," said Goettel, a judge with jailed. combination of Southern segs, big city Northern bo.sses national political conventions, once a heroic notorious Nazi war criminal not the District of Southern New York "The absence of Rev Moon from and the president, who had entertained a lively dislike because the guy who had overcome a late start to storm undertaking, were now easy and relatively inexpensive only managed to slip in and out of sion of video game players the ordinance. He’s going home younger than 16 has been struck Budney's ruling from the bench who was sitting in Waterbury. daily, weekly and monthly tune for the senator, banged through the nomination of Adali through a series of primary victories, Robert Kennedy, to pull together. They suited our American taste for the country but was associated may set a precedent for challenges "There is. nothing to the argu­ tions will have a debilitary effect Stevenson, the governor of Illinois. had been murdered. In that situation a convention was down as unconstitutional by a loud, colorful and brassy get-togethers. We did have a with a farm-equipment company . Joshua Kelley, New England's youngest liver transplant Superior Court judge. to similar municipal ordinances, ment that he was persecuted on the life and hapi>ine.ss of the calied up, not to ratify the decision of the primary hot time in the old town on many of those convention in the New York area. recipient at 18 months old, returned to his home in but the judge refused to comment becau.se of his religion. ... Friday it church,” said attorney Miehai‘1 Judge Walter R. Budney said McAllister. "We ;isk the Rev STEVENSON HAD NOT ENTERED any primaries voters, but to exercise its standby responsibilities. nights. I also learned that the Israeli Londonderry, N.H., Wednesday for the first time since Wednesday the law violated the about the case. is, the defendants must sur­ He had not given one speech in his own behalf, but with The decline of the convention as a decision-making Our penchant for staging ever more elections, Middletown passed the law in render,” he said. Moon be permitted to fulfill his Nazi hunter, Tuviah Friedman, his operation at Boston Children’s Hospitalon April 18. First Amendment right to free the kind of backing he had he didn't need to. However, mechanism has been a long time developing. Only once television, and the jet airplane have made our slap dash had picked up a related report that association and he dismissed 1948 . Another Unification Church offi- mission.” any attempt to set aside the decision of the primary in the last 50 years has the convention scrimmage for national primary system possible. There are problems "Mengele had come to Florida on His mother Robin holds the youth, who received the liver voters nowadays would detonate an insurrection. the Democratic nomination been closely enough with it, but none so great, alas, as to push us back to three separate occasions and had of an anonymous Altanta child who died of seizure A political nominating convention in which the contested to require more than one ballot. In the same straw-hats, celluloid collars and those electric red, an account in a local bank.” problems. nominee is known weeks beforehand is as suspenseful period of time, the Republicans have gone to two ballots white and blue nights in the smoked-filled coliseums of Friedman brought this pp last year and exciting as the annual meeting of the National only twice. yore. with Washington officials but they refused to share information with him “ on the grounds that the His love for baseball In Manchester © w -ifie matter was top secret.” He com­ plained to President Reagan. cost manager his Job GROssmftns Meanwhile, I asked my asso­ ciate Lucette Lagnado to check the such as visiting the fire station. ftnCi^evRns p r o d u c t s comPRnv reports. She spoke to dozens of OU) ORCHARD BEACH. Maine Leaders’ talks (UPH — The Town Council has "If you want to follow me for one people who have been searching suspended the town manager for day, I can match any town for the Nazi. She also had access to two weeks without pay. accusing manager in the state," Plante told y. FBI and State Department files. •'him o( neglecting work to attend the council. need to be open \j Here are her finding baseball games. Plante said the suspension will • A few years ago the war . The Town Council voted 4-0 to just create more problems for the town by allowing work to pile up for It’s good to see the mayor of criminal’s nephew Dieter Mengele , suspend Town Manager Jerome been known to ignore salient came to this country and estab­ Plante lollowing a fiery public two weeks. “Personally. I don’t Manchester and the presi­ facts in pursuit of an interest­ meeting in which officials said mind getting whacke d iii the hand, lished a farm-equipment business but you've got to think about the dent of the Eighth Utilities ing story. , in Westchester County, N.Y, This Plante was often absent from his District getting together to office. town," Plante said, Further, if one accepts the led to speculation — but no Town Councilor Paul Ladakakos Plante, who has been town discuss inter-municipality af­ word of a Freedom of Infor­ evidence — that Josef Mengele "suggested Plante has been spend­ manager for nine years, was also fairs as they did during a mation Commission attor­ was involved in the company. ing too much time attending games criticized by local residents, who luncheon Tuesday. A confidential memo written .at The Ballpark, a new stadium complained of garbage piling upon ney, the talks fall in a “gray the streets and on the beach in this Too often, town-district June 11981 by Lowell Jensen, head opened this year when the minor area” and as such possibly of the Justice Department’s crimi­ league Maine Guides moved into summer resort. issues — some of them don’t violate the state Free­ . .town. Baseball "has gone to your “This town is goinig downhill" nal division, expressed concern Verrier said. "All of us are sick and potential battlegrounds such dom of Information Act, But that Mengele had entered the ..head, " Ladakakos said. as the Buckland firehouse or - Council Chairman Gerald tired of hearing complaints... if they don’t violate the FOI O.S. United States in connection with “Verrier, who called the special Something has to be done.” the sewer rates set by the law it’s only because neither oA* the family business. .meeting Tuesday, said Plante's The council made no decision town in its fiscal 1984 budget official can take binding "I would be grateful if the (FBI) •overall performance “rots,” about whether to appoint a tempor­ — are hashed out in the courts action during such a meeting. could investigate the report of Plante said he hasn't attended ary manager in Plante’s absence. Mengele’s alleged visit to New any games on town time. And When the meeting was over, and elsewhere without The crux of the matter is Plante didn’t seem too bothered by enough plain discussion. York to determine if th e r« ^ any "Plante said when he’ s not in his that these deliberations truth to it,” Jensen wrote. He .•office, he’s usually working on the ordeal. "I could use two weeks Nonetheless, we think should be subject to public added meaningfully: “Should ..official town business elsewhere. of rest,” Plante said. Mayor Barbara Weinberg scrutiny. Mengele be located in this country, and Eighth District President While we understand the he would be subject to immediate Walter Joyner have made a problems in opening the arrest and custody pending extra­ Cuomo aide- becomes mistake Hir" excluding the talks, we think it is up to the ‘Self-protection is so... uncivilized.” dition proceedings to tbe Federal public — a heading that two leaders to show they can Republic of Germany.” The files includes the press, as well — contain no hint of the results of the vice president at Yaie faithfully represent the offi­ FBI investigation if there ever was from their deliberations. This ces to which they were one. is important because Joyner elected by doing so. Other­ • On Aug. 28 1979, a highly ., NF:\V haven (UPI) - An aide to hattan College and has a master’s and Mrs. Weinberg plan to wise, the voters have merely sensitive message — "Subject: New York Gov. Mario Cuomo has degree from New York University. Open forum/ Readers' views been named Yale University's vice follow up their get- Josef Mengele” — was sent from He spent 13 months as a Marine helped deny themselves the ’.^resident for administration, offi- Corps helicopter pilot in Vietnam acquainted meeting Tuesday right to know what is ostensi­ Send letters to; The Manchester Herald, Herald Square, Manchester, CT 06040 FBI headquarters to the bureau’s ' cials have announced. and was awarded 45 Air Medals, a with a series of future discus­ bly said and done in their Miami office. It ordered arrange­ Officials said Wednesday Mi­ Bronze Star and a Purple Heart. sions, presumably on sub­ behalf. ments for Mengele’s arrest. chael Finnerty will succeed Bruce Chrisman had been dealing with Later that day Jerome Sanford, 'Chrisman, who has joined senior stantial concerns. Last week, the town Board Then, after being hired, in comes abolish town council-town the Federation of University Em­ Coventry needs a "stranger" ,.. a stranger whom manager-town meeting govern­ then an assistant U.S. attorney in ■management at Fermi National ployees. a white collar union Conducting the talks in of Directors declined to re­ Miami, got a phone call from the ...Accelerator Laboratory in Bata­ formed last year, which has been secret, while it protects the we really know nothing about, with ment in Coventry! via. 111. staging protests because of a instate the defunct liaison selectmen the exception of a fancy, A board of selectmen-board of Justice Department. He was told to participants from publicity, stay home that night and be Chrisman had been dealing with contract disagreement. committee between the two drummed-up resume and undoubt­ finance-town meeting government "(he Federation of University Em- denies both the mayor’s con­ municipalities, which might To the Editor: edly a few letters of recommenda­ will return government of the prepared to handle a "very sensi­ ■ployees, a white collar union stituency and the smaller one have been the right step for tion, (Such letters are usually people, for the people, and by the tive” extradition matter. No name formed lust year, which has been This school Joyner represents their right now. Fifteen years of town council- “favor” letters,) people to the town of Coventry. was divulged. staging protests because of a "That night,” Sanford recalled to know what takes place. But in the end, the fact town manager-town meeting go­ This “stranger” becomes chief ■ Contract disagreement. vernment in Coventry has proven executive and administrative of­ Dorothy K. Wilmot “a couple of FBI agents came over '■■ Yale President A. Bartlett Gia- bares it all And that’s something neither remains that the two entities to my house. They showed me ...matti. in announcing Finnerty's district residents nor those of too costly, too wasteful, too ineffi­ ficer of the town. He then adminis­ Coventry ..appointment, said his background need to negotiate on more cient and too unresponsive to the trates to the needs of a town of some documents ... (One) was a Manchester at targe have than an informal basis — and request for a provisional arrest. •in iahoi; and personnel matters will MONTPELIER, Vt. (UPI) - agreed to. needs of the taxpayers. which he knows absolutely nothing Editor’s note: Mrs. Wilmot is be "especially valuable." The Bakersfield Board of Adjust­ they need to be imle to make The time has come to abolish about! vice-president of the Coventry The arrest was requested for Dr. ; Finnerty had served on a state ment has issued a conditional use It is no doubt true that public commitments to one Coventry’s town council-town The situation resembles the Taxpayers Association. She is Josef Mengele. I could feel chills management team which nego­ permit for a private boarding comments made during pub­ another. Doing this requires manager form of government and “prize” in a box of Crackerjacks; among those circulating petitions going up and down my back.” tiated 11 collective bargaining school that will be based on lic discussions can cause more than an informal establish a board of selectmen- you don't know what you’re getting seeking to establish a selectmen agreements covering almost eductational principles that in­ board of finance-town meeting THE AGENTS informed Sanford '■ 200,000 state workers. clude nudism, according to the trouble — especially when monthly meeting, and may until you get the "prize,” If the form of government in Coventry. school's headmaster. government. prize turns out to be a "booby” that Mengele was expected to land •■■ Finnerty joined New York state they are the subject of well call for the liaison that night at Miami on a National government in 1973 in a post with James Cunningham, of Bakers­ extensive coverage in the It’s time our chief executive and prize, can the voters of Coventry do ..the Legislative Commission on field, said he has begun accepting group’s reactivation in the administrative officer asks a first anything about it? Absolutely not! Statement Airlines flight from Asuncion, press, which has at times future. Paraguay. Sanford was to take Expenditure Review, later becom- applications for the Mt. Carmel selectman — one who is an elector It’s still in the hands of the ' Ing Directorof Budget Studies with Academy, which will accept stu­ clarified part in the arrest. 80 Lb Bag Reg 2.89 of Coventry, one who knows the majority vote of the council. And, if the Ways and Means Committee. dents ranging from kindergarten S(CT But Sanford got a subsequent C O S C R m M X needs of the town, and one who is the vote of only four council To the Editor: Finnerty is a graduate of Man- to high school. 10' Dowelled I For a thickness of 2 " or more elected by the townspeople be­ members still like the "prize” call from Washington: The mis­ POST MD MIL FENCI | High strength Sets posts sion was off. "Mengle had been Includes two rails, one post cause they know him and his manager, the only hope the towns­ I must clarify my statement No need to paint or stain capabilities. people have is for a new council tipped off in Paraguay.” Sanford Limited Quantities concerning excellence in the Bol­ theorized. “That was the end of it. ” In Coventry's present govern­ that will let such a manager go, ton school system. The recent ment, the town manager is the (However, it could be two years Some government sources ar­ school board newsletter maintains en’t so sure. They suspect the Stop Smoking chief executive and administrative down the road before a new council that excellence has been a priority Florida "tip” was planted by ■ R IN O L . officer. How does a manager get is elected!) goal of previous boards of educa­ Reg 17.99 Semi Transparent 70 Lb. Bag 6' Wide Heq ? /9 the position? He answers an When a new council comes Mengele himself. They believe he WOOD STAM H A C K TOP PATCM OREEN ORASS CARPET tion. This may be so, but the word flew into another state while the advertisement in some journal along, the process starts again and "excellence” appears neither in Oil baje Choice of colors Ready to use Repair walks, Green Use indrKjr'i or out that reaches practically every FBI was looking for him in Miami. in 5 Days • Solid Hcg t7 99 14,90 drives, curbings, mrxe • Ui/Oul Heg ? 19 1 /U guess what? They’ll hire a new the board’s statement of Priority state in the union. "stranger”! Coventry has been on • In 1966, the FBI learned that a Goals, nor in its statement of naan named Josef Mengele, a U,S, Thus comes a landslide of a "merry-go-round” of town man­ Educational Philosophy. The Phi­ • NO WITHDRAWAL 39“ i2^ citizen, was a Nazi Party member Reg 59 99 Hanging ' 13 Ot Reg 3 99 150 Par Heg A 99 resumes — nice "sounding'' re­ agers for 15 years. losophy does say that “The goal... in America and, as a result, "was 48 ” CEIUN8 FM MIST-0LE8B SPMT FLOOD ID L I sumes. Then, there are interviews Enough is enough! It’s time to shall be to challenge each child ... • FREE CONSULTATION the subject of denaturalization Brown 3-spd Reversible { Helps prevent rust Use m- Wealtier and tMtal reMSIant of the various town manager elect the chief executive and to develop ... to his fullest • MONEY BACK GUARANTEE stencil wood blades CF-264 doors or out Slock colora For out dorjr use t'aO whH applicants by the town council. administrative offiger from the potential.” proceedings,” according to a confi­ Finally, after sorting the various town of Coventry. A first select­ dential memo. • OVER 90% SUCCESSFUL y 9 9 2 9 9 Challenge is a means, not a goal. The FBI was told by an infor­ manager applicants over, the man must be an elector of The goal ought to be that each child Reg 10.99 Genuine Reg 6 99 Gal council votes upon one. Coventry before he can qualify as mant: “The wanted Nazi war VERHONT s u n learns something. This confusion criminal Josef Mengele, is mas­ STOP SMOKING CENTERS jCaPPUTUIDM M-D-K CitOUTE To hire a town manager, it only such. (A town manager becomes of means and goals leads to a Natural grey tones 'B' grade Type M For gerroral purpose Add years ot Me to enUnxn querading under the name of 10 sd cins Easy to install water supply IS rot takes a majority vote of the an elector of the town after he gets merely subjective evaluation of NATIONWIDE SINCE 1968 council. This means only four votes the job.) Consequently, no sur­ Harold Endinan and resides in the school system. Excellence is an Riviera, Ariz. ,.. He has dyed his of a seven-member council are prises come with a first selectman. objective concept, and in order to OVER 200 CENTERS needed to hire a town manager in Surprises only come with town hair has scars and has had plastic tUNqilTD IVHIKTn NMTFDM WDI achieve it, one must have a surgery ...” ' a il7 M>«> T n p liw ------71 Nanrt 1 ■« Coventry. fVes that's all Section managers! philosophy with objective goals. MANCHESTER 649-7867 MM1M __ STS-eiM 6-1 of the Town Charter requires!) I’ve seen town managers come But like so many leads and OP^N Mon thru Fn 8am • 8 30 p m . Sat 8 a m • S 30 p n rumours about the "Angel of There is not much protection on to Coventry, and I’ve seen them go. Thomas A. Manning this matter in the Charter. Death.” this one quietly crumbled I repeat: The time has come to Bolton into dust. CALL TODAY K MANCHKSTKH HF.RM.n. Thursday. July !■). 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 19, 1984 - 9

CAPTAIN EASY by Crook! A CMale OkAV, 0rmis.sion to run a 3:30P.M. race, Roberta Koontz of Coventry and Miss Oliver that there is no law Loersch and Miss Oliver own could business on the site, "You might us (23) - M O V IE: 'S ix W e e ks' A is gearing up her campaign prohibiting them from setting up easily constitute a nuisance and well throw this book away." politician befriends a widowed cosmifiics tycoon whosr* daufjh against Democrat Samuel Gejden- the business. But members pre­ cuu.se neighbors to complain. Vice Chairman Alan Wiedie Bandit III' A stienlf n* challenged ■ • son for the Second Congressional Loersch protested that other proposed a solution. "It sounds like tef (iMMins ul an ideal family @D - Crossfire discovers that Cathy had served a dicted that the proposal means Dudley Moore. Mifry Tyler prison term for murder and Diana to a cross country race by two District election in November. Bolton residents have been given the easiest thing to do would be to 3?) - M*A-S*H wily brotfiers Jackie (ileason. inevitable violations of town zon­ Moore 1983 Raieff P(i and Karen reconcile (R| (60 min ) Norton, a former state Welfare ing rules that govern the kinds of permission to run similar opera­ find some business property," he IJD - MOVIE: The Atomic Paul W illiam s. Pat M cCorm ick a " N e w s Cafe' Tho foar, conformity and CE 1983 Rated PG Commissioner and currently state business people may operate from tions in residential sections. said. Loersch said he could not. 4:00 P.M. official insanity of the Cold War 0® - Cover Story 1:00 A.M. treasurer for the Repoublican are recreated 1982 0® - Or. Gene Scott party, announced Wednesday C60 - MOVIE 'll Came from m - Laverne and Shirley Beneath the Sea' An atomic d® - Entertainment Tonight (2D - Evening News morning he had dropped plans for (3) - Thicke of ihe Night Portland becomes home to fund submiirtni! encounlfffs .i (|iani oc (3® - Barney Miller (24 - Judy Sings Tfie magoiff a GOP primary with Mrs. Koontz to|)us in <1 sfiakedown cruisf* ^® - People’s Court'* cent voice of Judy GarlamI is ( E - S aint in September. f .Hill Doinertjue. Kenniftli Tobi»y, heard again in this musical vaneiy 08) - Dr Gene Scott Donalfl Curtis 1955 dD - Dr. Who Mrs. Koontz, a former Coventry series m w hicfi she sings fier (21) - Crossfire ' CfD-MOVIE: Inherit the Wind’ 8:00P.M. greatest fills and welcomes a dif Town Council chairwoman, scored aiding Asian refugees and others A leacfitir w fio lowN FP M Cj® - Alfred Hitchcock Hour Rhonda Flemiiuj, Jim Backus. jobs for his constituency. Gejdenson because she has been any way I can.” (20) - Buck Rogers 1953 Chi Dao is a Concord, Mass., before leaving for camp.” membrances flowed, the idea took ($® - Sneak Previews Co hosts 0® - Dr. Gene Scott "In Willimantic, they just closed already campaigning in the dis­ "In politics, the end result is H o u P ^ TwFUvE. (2J) - Pfog C o n t'd Neal Gablur and Jeffrey Lyons 0® - Don Drysdale resident who graduated from high But while the injustice remains shape to somehow honor the take a look at the movies of the SD - Moneyline down the (American Thread) trict for more than a year. winning, and Roberta won.” Nor­ 24) ' U nder Sait (2® * Despedida school this spring. fresh in her mind, so does the hard council which had taken them from Beatles with scenes from Help*' (2® - Richard Belzer Caught in mill,” Mrs. Koontz said. " I f I were "I don’t consider myself un­ ton said. "That makes her the (25) - R eporter 41 Ann and Cuong have never met, work of the council. Her own drive the internment camps to college. A PWY -- and A Hard Day s Night the Act 0® - Independent News Congressman, I ’d have been down known. I consider myself a rising strongest candidate." (3® - M - A 'S 'H but the helping hand that was to better the lives of others has, "W e decided to recycle the aid 8:30P.M. (24 - Dr W ho 2:15A.M. there months ago talking to the star in the east,” Mrs. Koontz said. Norton said it was doubtful that - Reading Rainbow extended to her and the other since she and her husband helped we had been given to help the - 24 Horas (B - MOVIE; 'Olympia' Part 2 ■* management and the waiters. As he’d seek another elected office in 3 ] @® - Mr Mom (2® students during those dark days of form the NSRC fund in 1979, been Vietnamese and other Southeast 6:30P.M. d® - Twilight Zone congressmen, we have* to get NORTON ADMITTED WED­ the near future. "M ost of my work . . 7-/9 (33 ~ Dick Clark's Rock Rolls On 0® - SportsCenter • •• internment has in turn benefitted directed in large part toward Asian refugees,” Ann said. Her (OD - One Day at a Tim e involved in local problems.” NESDAY that he had expected to has not been as a candidate," he d® d® - Family Ties 11:15P.M. ® - MOVIE: Eddie and the him. Cuong's dream of becoming a finding more of those 3,597 Nisei so husband drew up the papers and Cruisers' Twenty years after the- (£) - CBS News - Mazda SportsLook Mrs. Koontz is likely to face an win his party’s endorsement at the said. " I don't know that I would run (24 - Squatters The Other Phila­ 0® disapprraranco of a liatid s lead' doctor was given a nudge toward they can repay the council by the NSRC Fund, Inc., headquar­ (1® - Maxda SportsLook uphill battle against Gejdenson, convention. He praised Mrs. again." delphia Story Tonight s pro-* 11:30P.M. Singer, a reporter and ifie band's-.• realization this spring when he was extending aid to a new generation. tered at their home in Portland, WINTHROP ■ by Dick Cavalli (2D - Ask CNN w/Dan Schorr gram examines the poor people in lyricist try to jnece together the "W e’ve only found about 10 was born. Pfiiladelphia w tio illegally squat CE - Barney Miller named one of eight recipients of (22) - NBC N e w s m ystery Tom B<*renger, M ich^fiHl $500 Southeast Asian Refugee percent,” she noted, a trace of L A S T S U M M E R T H E Y in abandoned houses CE - Hart to Hart Pare, Ellen Barkm 1983 Rated«* WELL, I'LL BE LEAVING- (2^ (§^ - Nightly Business Scholarships. frustration in her voice as she The fund has grown beyond New SD - Enterprise Tfio Million Ool CE ^® ~ Nightline PG '• FOP SUMMER CAMP EVACU ATED IT W HEN TH EY R eport lar Scan ■ An Israeli-based manu­ The group responsible for those recalled the ads placed in Japa­ England, helping students and (3D - Racing from Yonkers 2:30 A.M. Primary possibilities are lessened IN A COUPLE OF PAYS. HEARD I WAS COMING-. S§) ~ Noticiero SIN facturer races the clock and the scholarships is the Nisei Student nese language newspapers, the including representation on the - Jeffersons competition to develop, produce 0D - Odd Couple 0® - ESPN's Speedweek letters sent out and' returned West Coast. The Board of Direc­ and deliver a superior product Relocation Commemorative Fund (4® - ABC N e w s (2® - Soap (3® - Countdown to '84 Today's... have yet to come up with even one upset victary over Norton at last [Closed Captioned) HARTFORD (UPI) - Party Inc., the avenue by which 320 “ addressee unknown,” the search tors, in addition to Hibino, includes (2D “ Sports Tonight program features weekly prev­ unity is prevailing to the point candidate to take on veteran Saturday’s district convention. 7:00P.M. iews and profiles of the 1984'^ Japanese-Americans are saying through old Christmas card lists, Lillian Ota Dotsun, UConn faculty 9:00P.M. (I® (2® - Tonight Show Republican Rep. Stewart B. Mrs. Koontz is considered an Olympics where it looks like there won’t be "thank you” to an organization and the efforts to find teachers and member; May Takayanagi, Amer­ Q ] - CBS News (D CE - CBS Coverage of the McKinney. (2® - MOVIE: '10' Caught in a any primaries this year to choose underdog against Gejdenson. but that took them out of the intern­ internment camp counselors who ican Friends Service Committee in ® - M-A*S'H Democratic National Conven­ mid-life crisis, a man pursues his 3:00A.M. By contrast, there were primar­ said she saw an excellent chance of tion Dan Rather anchors cover­ nominees for the state’s six seats in ment camps, enrolled them in might recall names. Massachusetts: I^afayctte Noda, (3) - Tic Tac Dough dream girl Dudley Moore. Julie (3D - MOVIE: 'The Lieuteruuit ’ ies in two districts two years ago. winning in November. age of tho Democratic Party s Andrews. Bo Derek 1979 Rated Wore Skirls' A former WAF the U.S. House. universities around the country The fund itself is an outgrowth of the chairman, professor emeritus OD - ABC News national convention from San including battles in both parties to R Lieutenant, believing her husband There had been the possiblity of She said she expected to spend at and, in many instances, provided an ad that Hibino answered a year at Dartmouth University; Robert C$) - VegaS Francisco, CA (60 min ) choose nominees in the 6th ( ^ - Starsky and Hutch IS going to be re inducted into the n primaries in at least three districts least $150,000 on her campaign — scholarship aid. earlier about a National Nisei Suzukiki, dean of the graduate (3D - Jeffersons CE ® ) - Democratic Party service, re-enlisis Tom Ewell. \ A— ( ^ - Ten O'clock News earlier this year, but the chal­ District. National Convention Sherec Nortti. Rita Moreno. '* much less than either Gejdenson or Over a 30-month period, the Retirement Conference in Califor­ school at California State Univer­ (1® - SportsCenter lenges have died out and a In announcing his decision not to (iD - MOVIE: 'YellowbeSrd' An 1956 ; his 1982 Republican opponent spent National American Student Relo­ nia. ” I thought I could contribute in sity at Los Angeles: and Keii)i Ct4 - MOVIE: 'Eddie and the 11:45 P.M. primary-free year now appears force a primary with Mrs. Koontz, Cruisers' Twenty years after the aging scourge of the sea seeks (3® - ESPN Special Presenta- — and rely instead on a large force cation Council helped 3,597 Nisei housing,” Ann explained, that Murase, faculty member at San •• - Top Rank Boxing from Norton cited the need for party disappearance of a band's lead his own buried treasure Graham (3® tion; 1984 British Open GoH almost certain. of volunteers. being her special field of expertise Francisco Stale University. Atlantic City. NJ Top Rank Box (second-generation Japanese- singer, a reporter and ifie band s Chapman, Cheech & Chong, Championship - First Round ^ The last sharply contested in­ unity in the uphill fight against ing presents Lonnie Smith vs Astrograph Crossword lyricist try to piece together the M arly Feldman 1983 Rated PG. from St. Andrews. Scotland Democratic Rep. Sam Gejdenson. Frank Montgomery in a 12-round traparty race ended Wednesday mystery Tom Borenger, Michael (3® - Dr. Gene Scott bout for the ESPN Jr W e lte r­ (3® - All American Wrestling ,, Norton, who is finance chairman Pare, Ellen Barkin 1983 Rated when former state Welfare Com­ (2® - MOVIE: 'Capricorn One' weight Championship 0D - Freeman Reports for the state Republican Party, /Hhswer to Previous Puzzle PG missioner Nicholas Norton with­ July 20.1984 ACROSS 55 Poesy The astronauts, scheduled for the (2® - Reporter 41 \ said he was under no pressure first flight to Mars, fight for survi­ 3:15>\.M. 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SAGITTARIUS (Nov.'23-Dec. 21) If you 33 Unfit 1 2 1 3 state’s new "speedy trial” law had civil case backlog, considered 11 Bridge 15 word maximum poke your nose into the private affairs of 35 Sign of reduced some of the criminal case among the worst in the country. In a pal today, you could be asking lor problems The involvement might be sorrow 1 4 IS backlog. February, about 175 lawyers be­ Ad must run July 23-28 more than you bargained for 37 Cold cubes Rubber bridge player sitting West will count - - The law requires suspects ar­ gan working as state trial referees CAPRICORN (Cec. 22-Jan. 19) A few 38 Pronoun 1 6 1 7 1 6 1 0 NORTH 7- declarer’s tricks and ask himself if . rested after July 1,1983 and jailed on non-jun> civil trials. Their work caustic remarks may be all that's 40 Canal system ■1 J1 ■ <•>65 or duplicate? there might be a way to set the - to be tried within a year or has contributed to the decrease in required to pul your household in turmoil in northern 2 0 2 2 2 3 VAQ4 contract. He’ll decide that his partner - released. Those not jailed after pending cases, but Speziale said it today You aren't the only one with a chip 1 1 ^86 Michigan By Oswald Jacoby may hold tl)e king of diamonds and .. arrest must be tried within 18 is not a permanent solution to the Call NOW so you won't on your shoulder 2 4 2 8 2 6 2 7 KQJ 10 9 8 will play alow diamond after winning - months. If not, they can petition for problem. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Usually you 42 Genetic and Janies Jacoby material ■ WEST EAST the clu^ace. East wins the king and - trial and be released if a trial is not The court system "urgently have good powers of concentration, but 2 8 2 0 3 0 ♦ Q J 1098 4432 today you could be easily distracted. Be (abbr.) return the diamond 10, enabling the granted within 30 days. needs additional judges,” Speziale careful when working on tedious proj­ ■ YJ 10 5 Y8 76 2 Dyed-in-the-wool rubber bridge defeiraers to take four diamond tricks “ We’ll take judges from the civil said. 43 M ao_____ 3 1 ♦ AJ92 ♦ K 105 players usually dislike duplicate and %t three no-tnimp. ects. tung Miss this Great Opportunity! 4542 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Be careful 1 1 4 A bridge. Maybe that is because they’d What does the duplicate player do'?";; 3 6 3 0 today before assuming any new financial 44 Mental 3 3 SOUTH rather play for money. Or maybe it’s He may very well make the same obligations Don't just think of the now. component ■ 4AK7 because they would rather play to set play. After all, if declarer had a full 3 8 3 0 4 1 think of the lime when the bills come due. (Pl.) 3 7 YK93 contracts on defense, without worry­ 13 high-card points — A-K of spades, 85 E. CENTER ST.i ARIES (March 21-April 19) Being too 1 46 Anew r 4Q743 ing about the overtricks. The current king of hearts and king of diamonds ■ 4 6 demanding could cause others to back 4 2 4763 49 Spotted deal illustrates this difference in — he might well have jumped right to 649-5268 off today in situations where they would 1 1 •• wildcat ■ ■ Vulnerable: Both philosophy. three no-trump. So why not lead a normally try to assist you. Don't isolate 4 0 4 7 4 6 4 0 6 0 5 1 643-2711 yourself. 52 Truncated Dealer: West West opens the bidding. North diamond and try to set the contract? The difference occurs when South has TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Keep a cool pyramid (pl.) S 3 makes a two-club overcall and on the 8:30am-5pm, Mon-Fri 6 2 head loday II situations don't progress to 53 Fermentation next round raises his partner’s two the diamond king and now makes 11 your liking. Getting ruffled could cause tricks. The rubber bridge player factory 6 4 5 5 no-trump to three. South wins the you to create additional complications. 54 Sample food opening spade lead and plays a club. shrugs bis shoulders, but the hapless Deadline: Friday, July 2 0 ,1 2 noon GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Speculative West winning the ace. Now what? duplicate player gnashes his teeth. ventures could be especially appealing (Non-commercial advertisers only, new accounts only) today Be careful so that you aren't The instinctive play for West is to drawn into schemes that look good on continue spades. If he does, declarer (Ad must run 6 days, no-cancellations) paper but lack substance. will make 10 tricks. The rubber 10 - MANCIIKSTKH UKRALl), Thursday, July 19. 19B4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tliur.sdav. July 19. 1984 11 Burns fires divers at D O T but won’t discipiine'chiefs FOCUS/ Family

By Mark A. Dupuis work inadequately or being non­ "I'm confident, ab.solutely confi­ United Press International productive on .state time. dent. of the integrity of our bridge It all started as a volunteer fob All 10 received written repri­ safety inspection unit, of their W K T H K R S K IK U ) - St;iU- mands and four also will bedecked ability and their personal dedica­ A ndy Triinsportiition Commissioner .1 two hours pay for being non­ tion to meet their responsibilities," William Burns is accepting part of productive on .state time. he said. Rooney the blame for problems in the Burns said he expected the fired The allegations against the The sheltered workshop has a new director state's bridge inspection program workers and pt'rhaps others would workers were raised in published that led him to fire two workers appeal the actions, and the union reports by The Hartford Courant. Syndicated and discipline 10 others. representing the two and some of which conducted a three-month Columnist By Adele Angle Burns fired two Department of the other workers immediately investigation of the bridge Transportation bridge inspectors vowed to challenge the moves. program. Focus Editor ‘I don't know how Laui'ie Wednesday for cheating the state Steven C. Perruccio, contract Burns readily admitted the out of at least $1,000 and took and grievanced admini.strator for newspaper reports "pointed out The new director at the Manchester managed such a large less-severe actions against the 10 the Connecticut Employees Union many shortcomings in the depart­ Sheltered Workshop didn't start his career program in the last few others for lax or non-proeductive Independent, said that "without a ment," the most serious of which by working with the mentally retarded. work. Hoowever. he rejected a doubt " he would urge the workers was the charge Banky and Jones No keys? F’irst. Robert L. Hofmann worked as a years. Everybody keeps DOT fact-finding ptinel's recom­ to appeal. were paid for diving they didn't do. hospital respiratory therapist at Gaylord asking her if she’s going to mendation that the top two offi­ "The investigation should have The bridge inspection program Hospital in Wallingford for five years. cials in the bridge safety inspec­ gone a lot further." Perruccio said was beefed up after the June 28, That’s one He switched fields, he said, for a simple slowdown.’ tion unit be reprimanded for after Burns announced his actions 1983, collapse of a 100-foot section enough reason. failing to implement policies that at a news conference. "It should of a Connecticut Turnpike bridge "It was boring,” said Hofmann, a Robert L. Hofmann would h ii V e prevent e d have gone into management." in Greenwich. to please Hartford resident. "It was repetitive, I Workshop director shortcomings. Burns said Banky and Jones Aside from' the disciplinary loved all the machines, but once I mastered "In this recommendation I do would be required to repay the action. Burns said he planned no all the equipment, it got boring," not concur. ' he said. The repri­ improperly collected pay. which changes to the inspection program Working with the retarded is hardly that, mand required is to the manage­ an audit has put at at least $1,000 specifically because of the short­ he said. "With the retarded, every situation The auto industry has big plans HOFMANN FIRST became interested in ment chain of command from the for the two. comings raised by the Courant. is unique.” Every day is different, he said. for many new electronic gadgets in the retarded, he said, after a friend got him commissioner down to the head of He said the audit was continuing "There is no need to make any His is a newly created position, which he the next few years. Chrysler, for to volunteer at the Mansfield Training the u n it" to determine if they owed the state changes in the inspection program began June 4. instance, has developed an elec­ School. The two fired inspectors, Cha­ more and any information would that we had not previously de­ Herald pnoio by farquinio Why a new position? rles A. Banky ;ind Stanley C. be mtide available to criminal cided, " he said. tronic navigation system that “ The entire operation has just expanded He used to drive an hour each way to his volunteer job. “ So you can see there was Jones, were accu.sed of collecting investigators if requested. Banky and Jones were reas­ would mean the end of getting lost greatly over the yeans. The time came to Unscheduled stop something there.” he said, shaking his head at least $1,000 for underwtiler Despite the problems. Burns signed to non-diving work after the on a trip. More important, it would divide out responsiblities.” said Laurie as he recalled the long drives. inspection work they didn't praised the work of the bridge allegations surfaced and a private Michael S. Wlochowski, 40, of 94 undoubtedly lead to fewer divorces Prytko, executive director since April 1980. This tractor-traitor crashed into the He found the work so rewarding that he perform inspection unit and said adequate firm has been handling under­ brought on by arguments about Mrs. Prytko will continue as executive garage door of Anherd Developments, a Cambridge St., told police he set the director, a post she has held since April enrolled at Manchester Community Col­ The other workers were ticcused inspections were done by the eight water inspections. Burns said the who was right about which way to emergency brake before getting out. 1980. lege, earning an as.sociate’s degree in of taking long lunch hours, ex­ non-diving inspectors who were department hadn't decided if it will welding shop at 149 Pine Street, when it go. tended coffee breaks, doing their reprimtinded. hire new divers. rolled down an inclineafteritsdrivergot The rig is owned by HolmesTransporta- developmental disabilities. Then he again The navigation equipment would SHE SAID SHE’LL CONTINUE in her worked at Mansfield, this time in a paid out to ask directions late Tuesday tion Co. of Framingham, Mass. Wlo­ allow a driver to locate his position role as a community advocate and as the position as a vocational rehabilitation morning. No one was injured in the chowski was not charged with any within one block of where he was chief financial officer of the workshop, counselor. Soviets report mishap, police said.Thedriverofthe rig. violation. anywhere in the United States. The which is located in the old Bentley School on From 1979 to 1981, he was a director of Connecticut car would have a computer that Hollister Street. She’ll also continue to vocational rehabilitation at Norwich Slate stored maps. The sectional maps operate the workshop’s food service Hospital, before going to West Hartford to would be projected on a small department. work at the Constructive Workshops. In Brief good docking Today, he spends his time solving Obituaries television screen on the dash­ "Bob will be in charge of the rehabilita­ tion coun.selors, all the client program­ day-to-day problems, as well as planning board. The screen would get Elm City official leaving ming, and the whole business-contract longterm training programs. at space station Edward L. Gatchell was also awarded many other Edward P. DeDosser impulses from Navstar, the global operation of the Manchester Sheltered At the moment he’s working on a new NEW HAVEN -FMward White Jr . a leader in decorations during his service in navigation system being put in Workshop.” Mrs. Prytko explained. training curriculum for those who are part ANDOVER — Graveside servi­ the black community and unsuccessful Republi­ By Louise Branson the Army. He retired as a major. orbit for the Air Force. All you’d of the workshop’s maintenace program. ces. with full military honors, will Edward P. DeDosser, 83, of ” I don’t know how Laurie managed such can mayoral candidate in 1983, has been selected United Press International He became post commander of have to do is press a button and a a large program in the last few years. On a typical day, he might spend part of a be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Rockville, formerly of 310 Hop to direct the Housing Authority in St. Petersburg. the VFW in Canaan, Vt. and was dot representing your car would Everybody keeps asking her if she’s going morning on the telephone, calling contacts Townsend Cemetery, Townsend River Road. Bolton, died Wednes­ Ela. MOSCOW — Three cosmonauts, among them a also a mason. to slow down. In fact, we keep making more in the business community to solicit jobs for Road, for Edward Lounsbury day at his home. appear on the television screen. White directed the New Haven Housing woman, successfully docked their spaceship with the He left Andover in 1960 and plans,” said Hofmann, who was formerly the Sheltered Workshop. At present, there Gatchell who died July 12 after a He was born in Ontario, Canada Chrysler says they’ll actually be Authority from t96H to 1978 and was selected for Salyut-7 space station to join three comrades already returned and had lived there, for director of the Constructive Workshop’s are seven or eight different companies long illness. He was the husband of on Aug. 14. 1900 and had lived in putting the system in their cars the Florida job from a field of 84 candidates. He orbiting Earth, the official Toss news agency reported the pasl 24 years. West Hartford facility. sending work to the wo'rkshop. Elizabeth Wakefield Gatchell. Bolton for 50 years before moving within the next few years. It isn’t will work under a one-year contract at a salary of today. Besides his wife he leaves a He and Mrs. Prytko said they share the Then, later in the day. he might make H«fakj fifiolo hy Tarquinio — ^IJe was born in Buffalo. N.Y. on to Rockville a year ago. just an automobile show display $4,I,(ion. it was disclosed Wednesday. It said the Soyuz T-12 linked up Wednesday at 11:17/ daughter, Jan Helen Gatchell and same philosophy. "The client comes first,” sure that workshop clients are off to their Nov>L-4910. He graduated from He was a veteran of World War I, He was 28 when he took on the New Haven p.m. Moscow time (3:17 p.m. EDT). ' two grandchildren. item. For an extra $500 we'll each Hofmann said. maintenance jobs, or he might duck into Robert L. Hofmann, new director at the Manchester Sheltered the University of California where serving in the Canadian Arm y, and directorship He acquired a reputiition as an "After checking the sealing of the docking unit. be able to have this location finder. Mrs. Prytko reiterated. "W e feel that the different classrooms to see that the jobs are he joined the Army ROTC. He The Potter Funeral Home, 456 of World War II, serving with the Workshop, looks over Mary Maltemp’s shoulder as she sorts innovator, but became unpopular with many Vladimir Djanibekov, Svetlana Savitskaya and Igor Now all Chrysler has to do is welfare of the clients is paramount. We being completed properly. served in the U.S. Army from 1941 Jackson St., Willimantic, has U.S. Army. Before retiring he had nails, one of about eight jobs under contract to the workshop. tenants because they said he valued efficiency Volk entered the space station Salyut-7," a Tass develop something that will help us believe money-making and reputation is "Generally, I keep the ball rolling,” he to 1946. During World War II he charge of arrangements. There been a mechanical maintenance over people. statement said. find the $500. secondary. Our clients come first.” said. Hofmann joined the workshop in June. He was fired by the authority commissioners in All six space travelers "were feeling well," Tass was assigned to the European are no calling hours. man. He was a member of the Theater of Operations and he Memorial donations may be Manchester Sportsman’s Club. I have mixed feelings about a political wrangle in early 1978. However, he said. anything that will keep me from sued and was reinstated with back pay and served as a first lieutenant in the made to the Blinded Veterans He leaves a niece, Lisa Harbut of New Creation is for Christians On Wednesday. U.S. aerospace engineer James getting lost. Often the best time I damages. He later worked as a housing Oberg of Houston, who keeps a close watch on the 156th Infantry Regiment of which Association in care of Tom Miller, Rockville. The funeral will be Friday at 8 have is when I ’m lost before I get consultant. Soviet space program, said the Soyuz T-12 had failed he became adjutant. 1735 DeSales St.NW, Washington. v^'hite changed his political affiliation from to dock with the orbiting station at the expected time. He served in Great Britain and D.C. 20036, or to Eastern Para­ p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, where I ’m going. That's when the D em ^rat to Republican in 1983 and ran iigainst "In the past 15 years all of their cosmonauts have saw active duty in France and lyzed Veterans Association. 7 Mill 400 Main St. Burial will be at the trouble starts, when 1 get there. Belgium. He was awarded a St.. Wilton, N.H., 03086, or to the convenience of the family. Friends Many of the car companies have This cruise plays down booze and gambling f^yo^Biagio DiLieto, a Democrat. linked up on the 17th orbit, but this time they have not done so," he said, speculating that problems may certificate of merit while captain Rev, Tom Westover, at St. Joseph may call at the funeral home big plans for more extras. You can exist in the flight. and commanding officer of Cannon Indian School, Chamberlain, S.D,, Friday from 2 to 4 and from 7 p.m. tell we’re going to catch it in the By J.B. Blosser Co. 156th Infantry Regiment. He 57326. to the time of the service. Queen Elizabeth II or criii.se the Service to be discontinued Oberg said the Soviet spacecraft was orbiting about future when it comes to extras. United Press International HERTFORD — The Travelers Co. said it will 50 miles below the Salyut station when the docking New Creation does not shelter its travelers from' Mediterranean, New Crcttlion al.so (mntinue by the end of the year the private was expected to have occurred. offers vacations iiboard the Inde­ G O P needs to choose HERE ARE just a few of the TULSA, Okla. — They pitch punch the roulette wheels and the cocktail hours, he said, (Tieather service it has provided for 30 years Tass said the mission was proceeding normally, but things the car makers are working pendence and the Emerald Seas. gave no further details about the docking. cause it is not compatible with its current on: instead of booze; seminars and but offers an alternative. 'business ventures. Djhanibekov, 42 and the team captain, was the first entertainment instead of gambling. Soviet to travel four times in space. • Heated windshields. This (iE T T IN fi the Christian traveler The Travelers Weather Service will be closed For Christian vacationers, their ship Seminars and entertainment are scheduled Ms. Savitskaya, 35. visited the orbiting compound Four judges want 3 spots seems like a good idea. I'm never or sold, a company spokesman said Wednesday. interested in crui.ses has been an satisfied with the size or the shape has come in. around some regular cruise programs, he said, and It has not been profitable in recent years. as a researcher shortly after it was launched in 1982 education procc.ss, Snell said. and was the first woman to make a second space registrars of voters will decide by force a primary, a candidate must of that little piece of glass the New Creation Worldwide Cruises replace others. Alfred Geduldig, vice president of media By Alex GIrelll ’It’s not the Love Boat in a lot of relations, said "it's not a particulary large or flight. She is a former test pilot who has earned 20 Herald Reporter lot which party will have one more have a slate of at least a majority windshield wiper clears for me on of Tulsa offers cruises for Christians, medals. Radio Moscow said. justice of the peace than the other. ways,” he said. Many were' con­ lucrative business for us and we don't see a of the number of candidates the a winter's day. A heated wind­ allowing client passengers to stick to positive change in that direction. " The third crewman, Volk, 47, was making his first Manchester’s Republican party In Manchester, Peck and Her­ party is entitled to nominate, shield would clear off the whole cerned the idea might not be trip into orbit. a more moderate lifestyle while He said the weather service was formed to has an embarrassment of riches. It bert Stevenson, the Democratic which is to say, elect. thing. acceptable in their circles. investigate "weather phenomena as they relate The cosmonauts joined three comrades. Leonid has four justices of the peace, who registrar, decided to ask Town So the loser, if he wants to • Keyless ignition. I ’m not clear other travelers aboard ship carry on replace others. said. “ There is a unity; there is a Kizim, Vladimir Solovyov and Oleg Atkov, who have ’Like the .starving are in India and to causes of accidents, property damage, all want to keep their jobs. Clerk Edward Tomkiel to,,toss a primary, will have to find at least how this will work. Will we carry a as usual. “ A lot of things on the cruises are been on board Salyut-7 for over five months carrying cpin. ‘‘ common ground of belief. ” yon guys are on cruise ships,” Snell highway conditions and crop losses ' But because Republican Regis­ one friend to join him or her in the little box like a garage door opener President Rodney K. Snell said the great,” Snell said. out medical and geophysical experiments. Tass said. Four years ago. Peck won the challenge. Snell, 29. and New Creation Vice trar of Voters Fred Peck lost the or will we dial a combination to said. ” It looks like a high flying life. Radio Moscow said the six would work together on toss of a coin a couple of weeks ago, toss, so the GOP now has four cruise package is comparable to President Robert Rollo founded the start our cars? Whatever it is we'll " It ’s the old American thinking, "technical, biological and medical experiments and the Republicans can nominate only justices of the peace while the It may not be the most important regular fare — $850 for a Caribbean NEW CREATION’S seminars and company more than two years ago to Probate judge cleared surveys to explore the natural resources of the Democrats have only three. But a thing in the upcoming election, but be starting our ears with in the not the Christian thinking, if you do it three. jaunt for example. entertainment have included Leon give Christians a chance to expe­ COLCHESTER — A probate judge has found no Earth." couple of weeks ago, Stevenson it has Chairman Smith a bit future, you can bet one person in behind clo.sed doors it’s okay. Hut if The party’s selection committee “ It's mainly (he concept that Patillo, ’’Total Woman” author fault in the way the $800,000 esi ate of Susan Siegal The Soviets did not disclose how long the will meet tonight and try to find a won the toss. uneasy. the family will always be walking rience travel options usually left to ou do it in front of clo.sed doors it’s cosmonauts would remain on Salyut-7 or say when Now the Democrats are entitled makes it work,” ^ i d Snell, whose Marabel Morgan, Joni Eareckson was handled by Probate Judge Leo Glemboski way of the dilemma. He did not know of the coin-toss off with it in a coat pocket, leaving vacationers more interested in cock­ not okay.” and two executors. Kizim, Solovyov and Atkov were scheduled to return Here’s the way the awkward to four and the Republicans to custom in advance. the rest of us home without a way to company has booked five tours for Tada and Liz Humbard Darling. tails and blackjack. 1 Mrs. Siegal, 41, died last year leaving her estate to Earth. three. If the selection committee de­ ^ Snell said widespread marketing situation comes about. start the car in the driveway. 500 people so far this year. Most cruises have a theme, he said, After two years of ground wark, tW? to her children Andrew. 18. and Perri, 15. Manchester has seven justices of But the four GOP justices all like cides on some way tonight to solve • Mobile telephone cellular sys­ 'efforts have helped the idea c atch on their job, which is mostly m arry­ New Creation does not shelter its ranging from marriage and self- company began booking cruises this Jerome Elbaum, an attorney representing the the peace, an odd number. the problem, perhaps by the tem. The car makers might live to and he is convincing Christians to children, charged Glemboski showed favortism ing people. drawing of straws, the draw will travelers from the roulette wheels image to fashion and financial Walsh stays in When a town has an even regret putting telephones in all year. Christian customers have set “ go for the gu.sto " and that the executors improperly sold estate number, there’s no problem. The They are State Sen. Elsie Swens- take place in the presence of the and the cocktail hours, he said, but planning. sail to Hawaii and the Caribbean. stock back to a family-owned company at a price BRIDGEPORT (U PI) — The city has no cause to son, who does a lot of marrying, Republican Town Committee July their cars. Not having to answer New Creation attracts rnodcu'atc two top parties in registration — offers an alternative. “ The thing that people seem to This j^ar Snell will book a ckteen far below its true value. fire veteran Police Superintendent Joseph A. Walsh obviously the Republicans and the Wallace Irish, Mary Jane Cran­ 25. the telephone is one of the great income customers ages 25 to .50, with who might reclaim his post as police chief in the pleasures of driving a car. I have Seminars and entertainment are enjoy more than anything else — the Judge Neal E. Williams of Salem said he found Democrats — each nominate half dall, and Mary Fletcher. One will Before 1980, the party of the trips, and 20 next year. a balanced mix of single- people and no wrongdoing, but may submit the alteration of a state's largest city as early as Friday, a retired judge the number of justices. In turn, all have to go, GOP Chairman Curt governor in power was the party the feeling many people will find scheduled around some regular speakers and the musicians — is His customers will travel from ruled today. married couph.-s, who usually vaca­ probate document to the chief state's attorney's of the justices are automatically Smith said this morning. that had the extra justice of the going for a drive less desirable if cruise programs, he said, and getting to meet other people,” Snell New York to London aboard the office for review. In a 96-page decision filed in Superior Court, State elected. Whoever fails to win endorse­ peace. Since Thomas Meskill was other people can get hold of them tion annually hut on land Trial Referee Roman J. Lexton said the city failed to Elbaum said he will appeal the decision to But when the number is odd, the ment by the Republican Town governor in 1976, the Republicans on the phone while they’re driving. prove dozens of charges of mismanagement against Committee can force a primary. Superior Court and ask for a trial. problem can get sticky. have had the extra justice of the You can’t stop progress, though, Walsh. 68, who was police chief for 22 years. But it’s not simple even then. To The law provides that the .oeace for a long time. even if none of us wants it Police Roundup sometimes. One research group says that in Juice-bubble squabble demanded diplomacy 1984 PREPARATORY TAX CLASS Independent the future, car manufacturers are going to concentrate on making Ahhhhh. about bubbles is about to do her in. for IRS Enrollment Exam are busy baring their teeth ami circling Insurance cars that are more comfortable The lazy, hazy days of summer. Plenty Man charged in theft Connections the half-gallon of orange juice For the busy tax practitioner who wishes to and more fun to drive. If this^is of time for a mother to enjo^ the SO WHAT CAN she do? She decides to Center, Inc. "T o the victor belong the .spoils,” Ihc Vernon resident Daniel T. Boone employees who would have had a effectively prepare for the "Enrolled Agents" true, Detroit is going in the wrong tranquility of a garden in bloom. A be a spectator. She throws her bathrobe mother screams wildly. Ihiiiiiping the was arrested Wednesday and truck out on the night of the alleged Examination. direction again. Because of the family of birds in the tree. A set of around her shoulders, grabs a cup of arm of the lawn chair She whistles charged with stealing a $5,700 theft. import quotas on Japanese ears, brothers bent on driving each other nuts. coffee and the camera, unfolds a lawn Class begins August Susan through her fingers and thinks briefly welder from a highway eontstruc- Police questioned Boone and the Japanese are loading their cars Scarcely' has the robin outside the chair and sits down in the middle of the tion site on Tolland Turnpike early Plese about throwing the rotten loiiialo she later obtained a warrant for his Call 647-6088 % r with more extras too. The Japa­ mother’s window started morning re­ kitchen. last month. arrest. ------Herald found ill the back of the refrigerator To nese can still sell what they're veille when the dulcet strains of The only thing she is missing is Boone, 28, was charged with Two Manchester men were for brochure Reporter juice things up, so to s|)eak “ Mommeeeeee” emanate from the second-degree larceny and re­ arrested Tuesday in connection and information Manchester community Colege allowed to ship here so we're being binoculars, she thinks with a twinge of hit with extras from both sides. jungle she laughingly calls the boys’ regret. But then she realizes she won’t leased on a $5,000 non-surety bond with a spate of automobile and SUDI)F;NLY. the tension is broken pending a court appearance here house break-ins last spring in the Driving a car shouldn’t be a room. need binoculars. She is sitting just two Bob Lsthrop Jon Norris, CPCU "What are spoils’' ” asks the little kid next Thursday. whole lot of fun and cars shouldn't ” I got up before he did, and he says he feet away from the gladiators. Squire Village apartment complex JOIN ONLINE'S SUMMER "You know, spoils SI’OIUS," the The welder, which belongs to on Spencer Street. be like our living room chairs to sit got up before I did. Tell him I got up "Yes. Bubbles,” the mother says with mother veils as she elieks the camera Brunelli Construction Co., was Anthony J. Hollins. 17, of 26H in, either. A ear should be used as a before he did.” COMPUTING FESTIVAL '84 FIRE! obvious relish. She curls her lip, too. "W hat’s a victor?” the other kid asks found missing from a spot under a Spencer St., was charged with four July 23-Juiy 27 at the tool for getting us from one place to ” He threw his pajamas at my head and "U -t’s talk .some more about these bridge not far from exit 93 of counts of third-degree burglary, The mother cannot eoiieentrate on ANYONE CAN HAVE ONE another. It isn’t a toy or a diversion I almost choked. Tell him not to throw his pours himself a glass of orange juice and bubbles, shall we? What a dandy thing to Interstate 86 when workers ar­ three counts of 6th-degree larceny, Captain Nathan Hale School taking pictures for the 6 o'cloi k news and of any kind. pajamas at my head.” fight about.” rived on the scene the morning of and one count each of fourth- Coventry, Connecticut Do you know what fire and smoke damage can do? sits it down next to the glass his brother explaining semantics Besides, while the The auto makers, of course, have ” He called me a broccoli brain. Tell has just poured. June 8. police said. degree larceny and thrid-degree All Classes are taught by a certified teacher on Apple com­ Don't assume it won't happen to you. Prevent fire She leans back in her lawn chair and victors were circling the s|Miil.s the puters. Cless enrollment is limited to 6,2 students per com­ their eye on the buck. There's more him to say he’s sorry.” r ” Ha. Ha. Ha.” The big boy says the loads the camera. No way is she going to A private investigator for the criminal mischief. puter. Choose one or more of the fotlowina sessions bubbles have subsided and both glasses losses TODAY. Choose the right insurance profit in the extras than in the car ” Say please. Tell him to say please. Brunelli company learned that late Scott Bellone, 16, of 40F Chan- ($40.00 per session). For ages 6-17. words with chilling premeditation. He miss the encounter of the century. She appear equal. the night of June 7 two employees company and coverages for your home or busi­ itself and we Americans are Mommceceeeee. He won’t say please.” folds his arms and narrows his eyes and ning Drive, who was arrested last wants to capture it for the six. o’clock So the mother distributes the milk and of Kenny's Equipment Senice, a week on several charges related to ^ '' SESSION I - BASIC AND LOGO ness. It's too important to leave to chance. suckers for extras. I have a friend looks at his brother across the table. He news. cereal. She doesh't put the lawn chair towing service on Tolland Turn­ two alleged burglaries in the SESSION II - BASIC AND LOGO who’d rather have the extras than A BLOODCURDLING YELL, and a SESSION III - COMPUTER LAB is preparing for the onslaught. The war The warriors line up. One in the red away, though. Milk has bubbles, too. Big, pike, had seen a dark green Ford Squire Village series, was charged the car. In the past 25 years he's crash. Broccoli brain and his brother to end all wars. The final say. SESSION IV - SAT PREPARATION Let our experience trunks, in the corner next to the spider white bubbles. If you .shake it first and truck with Webster 4 Webster again Tuesday with additional bought 15 new cars, al| loaded burst out of the jungle and head for the "M y orange juice has more bubbles plant. One in the blue trunks, in the painted on the side leaving the work for you. pour it just right, you can get giant counts of second-degree burglary down. It wouldn’t surprise me if breakfast table, where the repartee than your orange juice,” ‘the big boy corner next to the sink. area. and third-degree larceny. Call Online at 633-6927 to register by July 20th. bubbles that climb up the side of the the optional extras have cost him continues. It is only 7:15 a.m. and the says. "Gentlemen, start your engines,” the When police interviewed the Hollins was released on a $1,000 cereal bowl and cascade right over the more than the total of all the basic whole glorious day stretches ahead. general manager of Webster & non-surety bond, Bellone on a $250 ONUNE COMPUTER EDUCATION 646-6050 Suddenly, the mother can’t stand this mother whmips enthusia.stieally. What rim. 30 L Hebron Ave. Glastonbury, CL 06033 sticker prices. The older boy sits down. He snarls and any longer. It is only 7:20 a.m. and Webster Inc., an East Hartford non-surety bond. Both were or­ 830 Hartford Road, Manchester the heck, it’s the wrong sport. The bubble The mother laughs wickedly and curls his lip. He laughs wickedly. He already she feels whipped. This talk fencing supplier, the manager told dered to appear in court here on All ClasaeB Open to the Public ______(across from Lynch Toyota) I ’m a sucker for the extras like brigade doesn't hear her, though They pours. them Boone was the only one of hi.s Monday. everyone else. I 12 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 19. 1984 Adopt a Pet MANCHESTER IIKRAl.l), Tliiii sd.iy. July in. 19X4 M Advice Male terrier Sometimes.^simple bed is all the luxury in the world Wednesday, June 20 said that she's from Ontario, amt ihcrc was the lu t use 7:35 p.m. various trips, and now are doing the Toronto. St. plate. What I didn't know was that she is the A frustrated older person North Sydney, John's. Newfoundland, stage. is waiting Summer The lady said that when crossing the plains, they sister-in-law of the post mi.siress Both of them arc Cape Breton IsUind, named Mrs. Carmichael, having married brotliers. Nova Scotia encountered nine consecutive days of head winds. Cyclist After hearing that, I didn't think my fate was so Shirley and her hu.sband, John, (the ones from Ontario) invited me to stay the night in abed! Later says: ‘Let the phone ring!’ The 10-kilometer from Presqu'ile to Cheticamp was 'CjfcN ■■■ terrible. They mentioned a biker from Massachu­ at the pound torture as the wind continued to howl, both in head L ■! Glenn Davis setts. "H e asked us if we'd seen you," said the lady. on, Margaret (the post mistress) and her husband, DEAR ABBY: Please do us older DEAR DOWNHEARTED: winds and in cross winds. The recent brush with "David?" "Yes, that's his name." Murdoch, came by. She. too. recognized me ;ind people a favor and print this. I By Barbara Richmond Yours is one of the most difficult disaster, weighing heavily on my mind, caused each ^ , I learned that Deb is no longer with him. Her short welcomed me warmly. cannot describe my frustration at Herald Reporter problems a faithful, caring per­ downhill to be regarded with greater caution, distrust tour must be over. "H e plans on biking to Baja. Shirley served me supper of ham. coleslaw, potato picking up my telephone just in time Dear son has ever had to face—getting and fear. salad, bread. swtH'l breads, and milk John and I spent to hear the caller hang up on me! California by Christmas," said the lady "And to think This week's featured pel is a Benji-type terrier someone who is obviously sick much of the evening looking through the account Why in the name of heaven would Here’s an example of the wind's strength. While Mrs. Carmichael in Margaree Valley. I was sure that that this is his fir.st long trip. " male. He has hoen at the dog pound since July 12, when Abby but refuses to admit it to a ledger of an old-time local general storekeeiier anybody make a telephone call and doctor. coasting down a 10-percent grade, I was slowed to 5 she'd allow me to stay at her house. But in Cheticamp, She shook her head as if to imply that he'll never he was picked up roaming on North Main Street. According to the aeeounts, he bought sheep for 2.,’> ^ n j i is about 1 year old. He’s very friendly and is hang up after the third or fourth Abigail '' Beg; plead, bribe, threaten. Do mph. A 3-percent grade, which normally allows gentle both plans appeared doomed as the head wind make it. "H e'll learn," she added. cents per pound during the 1890s. and paid 80cents per waiting for someone to adopt him. He must have had a ring'? Unless one carries a cordless Van Buren what^e.r is necessary to get freewheeling or easy pedaling in high gear, is hard continued its relentless attack. And so I kept moving slowly iiUo-the wind. Belle family because he was wearing a pretty red collar, telephone around, it takes at least him ih'tp. his doctor’s office, in- work in low gear when being beaten up by these stiff On the way out of town, I chatted briefly with a man Cote, Margaree Harbour, along the Margaree River day for labor plus a flea color, when picked up. He also has a rabies five or six rings before most people chidiiig walling the doctor and winds. and woman from Pennsylvania. They drove to Nova past East Margaree. then Margaree F'orks. It was After that long, lough day. no bed ever (ell more tag attached to his collar. can answer it. Sometimes I’m in the a sk in f^ ll advice. Your husband- Downhills feel like uphills and uphills are agonizing. Scotia and were stopping off at various places to bike. over. At 6:03,1 completed the Cabot Trail. Then on to comfort able. laundry room or busy elsewhere and Thanks to all of the kind-hearted people who adopt me. Says he’s too tired. I’ve tried to needs'h:! thorough physical- When the "killer cross winds” blow, every downhill is I was surprised to hear that they were going to stay Northeast Margaree. Three more miles to Margaree can't hear the phone ringing until it examination. the dogs from the pound, the population at the pound talk to him about it, but he says an adventure, as 225 pounds of bicycle, rider, and overnight in Cheticamp. Had I been in their position. Valley. After 65 grueling miles, I hoped she was home. Graduates wanted Tuesday was way down. Besides Benji, there wasonly has rung three or four times. there’s nothing to talk about, he’s equipment can instantly be blown off the road and I'd have ridden that tail wind for all it's worth — right A car, truck and two bicycles were in the yard. Are y o u 'a recent college grad'.’ Want your three other dogs. One of those had an owner and was When I call a friend, I always let just getting old. (He’s 38 and I’m 33.) down a steep embankment or plastered all over the accomplishment listed in the Manchester Herald? waiting patiently to be picked up. the phone ring at least 10 times. up French Mountain. "Gotta be someone home.” No one answered. This is the second marriage for both road. It's simple. There's a form to fill oiil which you can The other two are the two that were picked up Then if nobody answers, I assume DEAR ABBY: I learned in school Tlie west side of the Cabot Trail is populated by of us. obtain by either stopping by the Herald office al 10 together on Croft Drive several weeks ago.. Both are he's not home. that when Columbus discovered Acadians. While in Cheticamp I heard some of them I WANDERED over to another house on the same We’ve been married for three years. Brainard Place or sending us a self addressed males. One is a beautiful shepherd, about 4 years old, GIVE ME A BREAK America, the American Indians were WHEN I REACHED Cheticamp, I ate groceries and speaking the native dialect. property to see if those people knew the whereabouts For the first two years, he couldn’t stamped envelope. and the other is a pointer, about 5 years old. Both are already here, but I would like to harbored thoughts of staying in a cheap motel until the of Mrs. Carmichael, The car in front had an Ontario get enough of me. Now, nothing! I Our address is: Box 591. Manchester Herald. extremely well-behaved and very gently take the little DEAR GIVE: Here’s your know where the Indians came from. conditions were more suitable for biking. The I K E P T PLUGGING slowly along, and in St. Joseph license plate. I stopped inside and announced. "I'll love him very much and will not Manchester. 06040. biscuits given to them for a treat. They both really break; hope it helps. I wonder LIKES TO LEARN seek sexual fulfillment elsewhere. cheapest motel I could find was $20.-, which is more du Moine, I met three more bikers heading north with take that cup of tea now! ” Black and white photos are preferred deserve good homes. how many people have broken (12 YEARS OLD) I know he’s not cheating on me than I cared to pay, so I kept moving. the wind. The mother and father must be in their 40s, Instantly. I was recognized and welcomed by the If you submit a photo and w:uit it back, stop by tlu' Betsy, the small white terrier featured last week, arms, legs, shoulders and hips because he never goes anywhere Earlier, I had thought that Belle Cote would make a and their daughter appears to be in her late teens. first lady with whom I'd spoken to back on Wednesday Herald after you .see your college news iicni was adopted right away ^ because while they were in the DEAR LIKES; The Encyclo­ except to work, and then he comes good place to spend the night. I also thought about They have hiked across most of Canada during morning. Yeah, it made sense. At the post office, she'd published. Also tidopted was Little Orphan Annie, the young bathtub, the yard, in the middle pedia Britannica says that the of scrambling an egg or other­ directly home. He has become very dog left tied to the fence at the pound. slovenly about his appearance. He North American Indians prob­ And, adding to the good news, was the adoption of wise occupied, the telephone ably migrated to the Americas Social Security rang and they ran to answer it? takes a bath only at my insistence-r the lO-week-old pointer cross mentioned last week. about every two weeks. from Asia. Some 16,000 to 26,000 Dog warden Richard Rand will be back from mi years ago they crossed from vacation next week He is usually at the pound, '* * * He will not admit there’s a prob­ northeast Asia to the Bering lem, but there must be. He says he located on town properly off Olcott Street, from noon Herald photo by Richmond Strait. By the time the Europeans What do I do if I’m not retiring? Janet... to 1 p.m Or he can be reached by calling the pound, DEAR ABBY: My husband and I feels fine, but he seems depressed Call arrived in the 16th century, 643-6642, or by calling the police department. 646-4555. Benji takes a little stroll in the yard of the haven’t had any sexual relations for and unhappy. Please help me. waves of these Asiatic migrants Dan Fuller has been filling in for him while he’s been dog pound with Assistant Dog Warden seven months. He doesn’t even kiss DOWNHEARTED had spread over the Americas. Editor's note: this column is prepared by the Social QUESTION: My brother once had to wait five away. Security Administration in East Hartford. If you have weeks to get a Social Security card and, as a result of There is a $5 fee for adopting a dog and the new Dan Fuller. Benji is waiting to be a question, write to Social Security. Box 591, the delay, almost lost out on a job. When I apply for a owner must also buy a license for the dog. adopted. Manchester Herald, Manchester, CT 06040. card soon, will I have the same problem? at 643-2711 How should a 60-year-old ANSWER: You shouldn't. Because of improv ■ QUESTION: Earlier this year, I planned to retire ments in computer systems, it now takes an average and applied for Social Security retirement checks. of 11 days to get a card after a person applies. Of Your classified ad representative About Town But my employer says he needs me and has offered course, you should always apply as soon as possible to begin an exercise program? such a good deal that I am going to work the rest of the avoid any problems. if you want to: year. Will this affect my checks? QUESTION: Does Medicare hospital insurance pay Class plans 30th reunion Burgess was winner of the ball-and-chain contest. DEAR DR. LAMB - I am 60, ago he had a nosebleed that lasted for ANSWER: Yes, it will. You should contact Social for care in a psychiatric hospital? Manchester High School class of 1949 will have its At Highland Park School, winners of the bubble apparently in good health, 5 feet 10 Security right away and tell them about your change blow-off contest were John Helin and James Hart an hour and a half and was very 35th reunion on Oct. 6 at Willie's Steak House, starting and weigh 140 pounds. I work in an in retirement plans. This way, your Social Security ANSWER: Yes, but it can help pay for no more than Egg-drop contest, Peter Farley, John Mutchek, heavy. He wouldn’t let me call a with a social hour at 6:30 p.m., followed by dinner and office and cons^uently lead a semi- Your doctor. checks can be withheld and will help keep you from a lifetime total of 190 days of care in a participating Travis Hibler, Beth Rackon; Dance-freeze contest. dancing. sedentary life with physical activities Last week he woke up and dashed being overpaid. psychiatric hospital. Reservations must be in by Sept. 1. The committee Liz Doll, Andy Dorin, Debbie Guliano, and Shira largely confined to weekends. Springer. Health into the bathroom and there was the is seeking information about a number of classmates I don't wish to get into jogging with nosebleed again. I kept putting ice on Winners of the airplane throw-distance contest at Lawrence it hasn’t been able to locate. Anyone having accompanying shin-splints, bone the back of his neck and bridge of his Highland Park, were: Kevin Lappen, Mike Brown, information about any of the following should call spurs, etc. What is a sensible, produc­ Lamb, M.D. nose. He had no other problems James Hart, John Mutchek, and Scott Doll; Mary Donadio Eastwood, 643-9967: tive walking program? How many except being weak after it. The only Births Marion Anderson, Robert Armentrout, Kenneth airplane-throw accuracy contest. Mark Longchamp, miles per day? How often? At what symptom I can recall is he sounds like Mark Packer, and Peter Farley, speed? Barnard, Willard Bessette, Joan Belcher Behrend, his nose is running and he keeps snif­ Winners of the yelling contest at Mahoney Center Lembo, Douglas William, son of Hedges, Jennifer, daughter of Brooklyn. N.Y. She has a sister. Donald Behrend, Beverly Blake, David Boyd, Nancy fling. The last nosebleed lasted more Brian William and Jody Metheny Allan and Barbara Weiss Hedges Erica. 2. Bunzel, Harold Burbank. Donald Culver, were: Suzie Viel, Kevin Viel, John Gorman, and Eric DEAR READER — Walking is a don’t have to walk your daily distance than an hour and I am afraid he will Lembo of360 Oakland St., was born of South Windsor, was born July 2 Also: Martin Danahy, Christine Davidson McBride, Rose. good way to start an exercise pro­ in one session. If you get tired while go into shock from all that loss of June 26 at Manchester Memorial at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Colletli, Michael Joseph, son of Reynolds Deacon, Dorothy Demeusy Hoffman, At Nathan Hale School, winners of the carrom gram if you have been sendentary for blood. I’m worried. Can you help? walking, just stop and rest before you Hospital. His maternal grandpar­ Her maternal grandmother is John Anthony and Charlotte Clif­ Lawrence Gaskell, John Goodhart, Patricia Gove tourney were Rick Madore, Mark Downes, Tina a long time. A good way to do it is just go on. Zweeres. and Dick Therrien; Kik-it tourney, Luke and ents are Mr. and Mrs. Doug Dorothy Springer of Bluefield ford Colletti of 243 W. Center St., Williams. Elaine Graham Mason, Norene Johnson to start. You can walk 10 or 15 min­ 1 would like to see most people DEAR READER — I hope my Metheny of 118 Hollister St. His Drive. Her paternal grandfather is Chris Bruckner, Rick Madore, John Rossetti. Chad utes your first time out. Just don't was born July 2 at Manchester Hart, Leona Hawkes Kearns. George Maher, Joseph develop the capacity to walk four comment will help. Your husband paternal grandparents are Mr. and Paul Hedges of Paris, Texas. She Shelton, and Pat Madore. overdo when you start. Remember Memorial Hospital. His maternal Hunt, Walter Keeney, Charles Knofla, Norman miles a day. That would use about 240 needs to know that nosebleeds are not Mrs. William Lembo of East has a brother, Kevin Robert, 14. Kronick. Waddell School winner of the bike race was Kevin that you are interested in developing grandparents are Mr. and Mrs calories a day. That is equivalent to innocuous. They can be quite danger­ Hartford. White, Edward Joseph Jr., son of Winchell; Obstacle course, Sean LaBrec; Frisbee Robert Clifford of 247 W. Center St. Also: Nan LaFontaine Wenzel, William Lewis, gradually a fitness program for your­ using the calories in about a half- ous. He can indeed go into shock from Edward Joseph and Kimberly contest: Kevin Wichell and Eric Main: Paper self. His Paternal grandparents are the Marion Maher Remer. David McIntosh, Raymond pound of body fat each week. a loss of blood. Most common Ward, Alexei Julian, son of Hanlon White of 55 Wells St., was airplane contst, Frankie Lalashuis; Peanut butter late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Colletti, Moonan, Carolyn Nelson Linders, Ruth Ouellette. Walk at a speed between 2 and 4 I have discussed how to follow a nosebleeds are from an injury to the Edward J. and Zoe Elaine Za- born July 3 at Manchester Memor­ sandwich contest, Sean LaBrec; Carrom contest, formerly of East Hartford. He has Rjchard Owens, Joel Parenteau, Steven Phillimore, miles per hour. Two miles an hour is walking program and its benefits in front of the nose. But the heavy bleed­ riphes Ward Jr. of Stratford, was ial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Jason Newbauer; Home run derby, Dave Edwards, two sisters. Cheryl Marie. 4, and Diane Peckham Koch, Emerise Petitjean Anchors, slower than most people walk and The Health Letter 18-4, Walking to ers from the back of the nose are born June 20 at Park City Hospital. parents are Lois L. Hanlon of 193 Wayne Zorger and Roy Broege. four miles is faster than most people Robyn Lynn, 2. His great­ Ruth Rubenthaler, Severe Rapelli, Joan Sadonis Health, which I am sending you. Oth­ more often related to a split artery. A Bridgeport. His maternal grand­ Wells St. and the late Edward like to walk, so that is a comfortable grandmother is Charlotte Montie Lorraine Scoville Renner. ers who want this issue can send 75 bleed, in many cases, cannot be parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alex­ Joseph Hanlon. His paternal of Manchester. range. Between these speeds, you will Also: Roger Sims, Angela Solimene, Harold Red Cross offers course cents with a long, stamped, self- stopped by ice. Have him see a spe­ ander Zariphes of Belmont, Mass. grandparents are Edward F. and Symington, William Topping, Julius Urbanetti, use the same number of calories a addressed envelope for it to me in His paternal grandparents are Connecticut Valley East Branch of the American cialist in ear, nose and throat disor­ Pat White of 54 Ferguson Road. Rivers, Kyle Lewis, son of Eileen Warner Luko, Lois Smith, Harriet Weiner mile, regardless of whether you are care of this newspaper, P.O. Box Mrs. Valerie C. Ward of 144 Red Cross will offer a multimedia first-aid instructor ders. If he has another one, let him sit Gawllnski, Allison Sarah, daugh­ Kenneth Allen and Lynn Marie Gordon, Carol Whitcher Thompson, Eleanor Wop- walking at 2, 3 or 4 m.p.h. 1551, Radio City Station, New Yoirk, Greenwood Drive and the late course, Aug. 2 and Aug. 4 at the South Windsor up if he is not too weak, lean forward ter of Edward M. and Diane Evarts Rivers, of 83 North St., was schall, Joan Wopschall and Betty Zimmerman Cass. After you get started, you may NY 10019. Edward J. Ward Sr. Ambulance Building, Sand Hill Road. and compress the front of the nose Hellstrom Galinski of 32 Nye St., born June 28 al Manchester want to take a short IS-minute walk DEAR DR. LAMB — My 57-year- with his thumb and forefinger. Get Erickson, David Edward, son of Attendance at both sessions is necessary. The Aug 2 was born July 3 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal twice a day. If a person’s big interest old husband never goes to a doctor. him to an emergency room. The least Richard and Katherine Ristau session will be from 7 to 10 p.m. and the Aug. 4 session Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Roger R. Evarts Food to be distributed is in using calories, he may want to Luckily, he has been healty most of he may need is a nose pack to stop the Erickson of Brunswick, Maine, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. grandparents are Melvin and of Wilson and Judith S. Evarts of walk three or four times a day. You our married life. About three months bleeding. was born July 8 at Parkview During the month of July, people who get surplus Persons 17 years of age and older who hold a current Sylvia Hellstrom of 474 Adams St. Londonderry, Vt. Her paternal Memorial Hospital, Brunswick. food through the Windham Area Community Action first-aid certificate or EM T rating card, are eligible Her paternal grandparents are grandparents are Gustave and His maternal grandparents are Program will receive commodities other than cheese For more information call the local Red Cross office Stanley and Victoria Gawlinski of Jean Arendt of Manche.ster. Edward and Shirley Ristau of 25 S. and butter, due to shipping delays. 20 Hartford Road, 643-5111. Food to be distributed will be flour, corn meal, and Women complain husbands Hawthorne St. His paternal grand­ dry milk or honey. Two of these items will be given at VBAC group to meet parents are Carl and Carmita each site, depending on the amounts received bv Erickson of Durham. His paternal WACAP. ^ The VBAC (Vaginal Birth after Cesarean) great-grandparents are Carl Er­ Information Group will meet July 20 in Tolland and Items will be distributed at Andover Town Hall on ickson of Cromwell and Hazel SpaclaNiIng Eachnlvaly In July 27 in Hebron. won’t talk about marriage Atkinson of Nova Scotia, Canada. July 24 from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. and at Bolton Town Hall SLENDERIZING plira-«lx« faahlon* July 25 from 10 a.m. to noon. The meetings ar open to the public and provide He has a sister. Heather Joy, 2. In Coventry the food will be distributed at the Town support and information to couples who have had, or DEAR DR. BLAKER — When my Bombard, Sarah Beth, daughter BUY IT! SELL IT! Hall on July 24 from 2 to 3 p.m. are having, a cesarean birth experience friends and I get together for bridge, from previous hurts. Enjoy it and of Donald and Denise Pollard The group also offers a list of VBAC participating we all complain about our husbands. m r r remember, your friends might only » Bombard Jr. of North Coventry, physicians, pamphlets and materials, cassette tapes The thing that really bothers us is be jealous. was bom June 28 at Manchester Playground winners named and a lending library. that they all clam up when we try to Ask Down in the dumps? Get help from Memorial Hospital. Her maternal Besides featuring new VBAC parents sharing their talk with them about things that con­ W i Dr. Blaker’s newsletter “ Fighting grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. TRADE IT! FIX IT! Names of children who were winners in various .-f’ w Blaker Depression.’’ Send SO cents and a events conducted at the town playgrounds recently recent experiences, the meetings also include cern our marriages. Phil Pollard of Glastonbury. Her discussion, questions and sharing times. ^m ped , self-addressed envelope to have been announced by the Recreation Department! None of us expect perfection, hut Karen Blaker, paternal grandparents are Donald For more information call Rebecca Tanner we do think that the opposite sex ^ B la k e r in care of this newspaper, Bombard Sr. of Bolton and Mr. and At the Bowers School, winner of the peanut-butter Ph.D. 2280366. or Anna Sobanski! should at least make an effort to dis­ Station, New Mrs. James Spencer of Manches­ RENT IT! HIRE IT! FIND IT! sandwich eating contest was Chip Addabo; and Caty lll'llll’ York, NY 10019. MB*7958. cuss the issues that are causing prob­ ter. Her maternal great- lems at home. Write to Dr. Blaker at the above grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Do you think that is too much to address. ’The volume of mail prohibits Medard Lettre of Glastonbury. ask? personal replies, but questions of gen- Her paternal great-grandparents erah interest wiU be discussed in GIVE IT AWAY! Thoughts DEAR READER — As long as the are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gates of future colunans. DEAR READER - No, but two of you have a similar need for Massachusetts. Her maternal according to recent research at Indi­ this closeness, you will be fine. It is great-great-grandmother is Mrs. Christ and the Hungry tremendous problem; but to turn ana University, your asking is proba­ my guess, however, that after a year Domestic pigs Laura Garneau of East Hartford. In the Book of Revelation, John your enemy is hungry, give him away from it is for the Christian to bly perceived by your husbands as or two you may find yourselves lead­ The pig is believed to have been Pajot, Renee Michelle, daughter 1 2 3 4 mentions what has come to be food" and Jesus himself identify­ Special Sizes - To all home j turn away from the Christ who nagging and further intensifies their ing more individual lives. That would domesticated for meat as much as of Brian and Michelle Cloutier known as the Four Horsemen of the ing with the hungry of the world, "I identified himself with the poor, natural inclination to withdraw when­ be a natural tendency. 4,000 years ago, but domestication Pajot of 89 Henry St., was born 12Vz to 26 Vz subscribers who I Apocal:^pse"; the first, the white was hungry and you gave me the hungry and the disinherited of ever negative interpersonal concerns This is an important getting-to- of sheep goes back at least 8,000 July 6 at Manchester Memorial and 38 to 52 5 6 7 8 horse of conquest; the second, the food". Let the church not be are aired. have something to ! the earth. know-you time and a time of healing years. Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ red horse of war; the third, the paralized by the size of the sell for I For the Christian, the issue is not It seems that it is a natural ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph black horse of famine; and the problem, but let it act in faith to phenomenon, when things go badly in politics or economics. It is that Cloutier of 44 Kensington St. Her 9 10 11 12 fourth, the pale horse of death. In lead the world in alaying forever a marriage, for women to keep con­ every human soul is of infinite paternal grandparents are Mr. and whole sections of the earth, as I the blaick horse of famine. fronting their husbands to get to the S a y e ^ k ^99 or Less I value as an object of the love of Mrs. Francis Pajot of South write, the black horse of famine is root of the probiem. They need to Bring Your Family & Friends I God. And more than this, the Windsor. 13 14 15 16 running unchecked and is very The Rev. Richard W. Dupee vent their concerns. Men tend to react We will run your ad scripture repeatedly enjoins us to Pastor, Johnson, Elke, daughter of Eg- real. It is hard for us to face this by being conciliatory, or„lf that fails Enjoy the Colorful Wtli Anneal I "share bread with the hungry” , "if gert and Sirkka Johnson of 14 for 6 days Free of North United Methodist Church by withdrawing. They shyaway from I French Road, was bom July 6 at 17 18 19 20 Charge. proionged negative feelings. 20.609^ I The research goes on to state that it NATHAN HALE Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are I Cinema is destnicUve to women’s health not Warm weather Fill out coupon and I to air problems and that it is destruc­ Eleanor and Roy C. Johnson of 75 tive to men’s health to air problems. ANITIQUES FESTIVAL Pleasant St. Her paternal grand­ dressing: /n . i eijiher mail it or I Hartford parents are Marion and Eggert Name- Destroyer (PG) 2, 4:15, 7:20, 9:30. — Oh, why do we have to be so differ­ For casual & cool L . bring it to the ! Cinema City — The Natural (PG) ent? • 10 AM to 5 PM • Rain or Shine Dolling of Hamburg, West Ger­ Rhinestone (PG) 2:15,4:45,7:15,9:20— summer wear. Shown 7:05, 9:35. — Raad Warrlar (Rl 5:45, Bachelor Party (R) 7:45,9:45. 9*20' ~ Ghostbusters (PG) 1:30, 7:10, many. She has a sister, Annikka, 2. ■•/ / V'\ I Address Manchester Herald | 10:15 with Mad Max (R) 8:30. — The How about a middle-of-the-road are only a Jew of \ \ I Mansfield Windsor Danlorlh, Brian James, son of Man Who Knew Too Much (PG) 7:30, Celleee Twin — The Karate approach? SATURDAY, JULY 21st hundrodt o f ilylet available in her ~YSSli office. I 9:50. — Erendira 7:55,9:55. 7-t5*'** — Cannonball Run II (PG) « Richard John and Sharon Beth Phone. 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I often go with my busbud to his Venoulsos, Nikitas Thomas, son 5:15,7:45, 10. — Top Secret (PG) 1:15, . “ ""'hesfer — Three Stooees of Demetrios J. and Donna E. 3:15, 5:15, 7:45, 10. — Ghostbusters o f ' ! " ' » 2 — Connonball Run II (PG) Comedy 8:30 with . Romancine the office and work at an adjacent desk VERNON - VERNON CIRCLE 2,7,9:30. — Romancine the Stone (PG) We don’t need to talk. Just being close COVENTRY, CT Dawson Venoutsos of 35 Falknor (PG) 12:30,2:35,4:50,7:20,9:40. — The 2, 7, 9:30. fo°M '*'***’ 66°'" A. < 14 — MANCHKSTP^R HKRALD, Thursday, July 19, 1984 MANUHK-STER HERALD. Thur.sdu.v -luly ‘j**’* ~ College Notes Disposable IS near

By Patricia McCormack sexual intercourse.” the bulletin determine the diaphragm’s poten­ Named to GWU dean’s list United Press International said. tial contraceptive efficacy, will be Earns "During this time, the diaph­ conducted by Dr. Kamran Mogh- SPORTS Debra Jezouit, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred NEW YORK — A first-ever, ragm provides continuous contra­ issi of Wayne State University in master’s degree Jezouit, 134 Henry St., has been named to the dean’s experimental $1 disposable diaph­ ceptive protection with the con­ Detroit, Mich., in Detroit, Mich. li.st at George Washington University in Washington, ragm — described as “ a female trolled release of nonoxynol-9 The institute, an independent, Kathippn Ann Corpy. D C., for the spring .semester. equivalent of a condom” — maybe (NN-9), the spermicide most com­ non-profit corporation committed daughtpr of Mr. and Mrs She is majoring in International Relations and will on the market within two years, monly used with vaginal contra­ to scientific research in physical and biological sciences and engi­ Mets edge Astros, 3-1 on Hernandez’ blast Frederick T. Corey of IRI be a junior in the fall. perhaps as early as one year. ceptive devices. neering, holds the patent on the Center St., graduated Dr. Donald R. Cowsap, director "The NN-9 is contained inside June 16 from Carleton Sears cited at Trinity of applied science and research at the diaphragm, thus removing the invention and will collect royalties HOUSTON (U P I) - Houston our mistakes tonight,” said Lillis. With two out, Danny Heep Keith Hernandez followed with a wouldn’t? It is the best mound in League East by a 1' s games and University, Ottawa, Onta­ Southern Research Institute in need to treat it before each use with for about eight years once the Food manager Bob Lillis’ side of the "You have to play well to beat grounded to first baseman Enos two-run homer, his ninth of the the league, and the turf isn’t as fast 52-36 record. This time last year, rio, Canada, with a mas­ Courtland P. Sears III, son of Mr. and Mrs. Birmingham, Ala., said the first messy spermicidal cream or jelly. and Drug Administration ap­ story is that the Astros handed them.” Cabell, but Nolan Ryan dropped year, a blast into the right field as it is in most other parks.” after 88 games, they were 32-56, 13 proves production, Cowsar said. ter of arts degree in public Courtland P. Sears Jr. of 2 Carter St., West, has been stage of tests in humans started "This al.so eliminates the ex­ New York a victory on a single The Astros took a 1-0 lead in the the throw at first and Gardenhire seats. Ryan. 7-6, lost his fourth straight games out and in last place. administration named to the Faculty Honors Li.st for the spring term three weeks ago. pense of replenishing the spermi­ He said the diaphragm will be a error. fourth when Jose Cruz singled with scored to make it 1- 1. Terrell. 8-7, allowed seven hits, decision despite allowing just ’’The difference tonight was we She previously earned a at Trinity College in Hartford. "This is very exciting,” he said, cide which is required with a prescription item since gynecolo­ But Walt Terrell and Jesse one out and scored on a triple by That was the mistake the Mets struck out one and did not walk a three hits and .striking out s*-ven. got the big blow.” said Mets gists need to measure users for an bachelor of arts degree in Sears, a senior majoring in chemi.stry, is treasurer "W e expect this to have a lot of frequently-used conventional Orosco helped too, combining Jerry Mumphrey. capitalized on. but Lillis was quick batter over 6 1-3 innings to get the Hernandez’ homer was the first manager Dave .lohnson ” We had political science from SI of the Trinity Outing Club, and wa awarded the consumer acceptance.” diaphragm. exact fit from among the six stock Wednesday night to allow only one The Mets countered with three to forgive. victory. Orosco pitched the final 2 of his career at the Ast rodome. and been outstanding on the road. I sizes that will be available. Mary’s University, Ha­ Vernon K. Krieble Scholarship in his junior year. He is Institute scientists developed the "An additional contrast in the run and eight hits to lead the Mets unearned runs in the fifth. "Nolan pitched much better 2-3 innings for his 19th save. came on his 175ih at-bat. spanning don’t care anything about what we lifax, Nova Scotia. Kathleen Corey also captain of a Trinity intramural soccer team. new diaphragm over the last three new diaphragm and the conven­ to a 3-1 victory over the Astros. Ron Gardenhire led off with a tonight. He had better command of ” I really like pitching here,” nine seasons. did last year. It has no iH'aring on He is a 1981 graduate of Manchester High School. years under terms of a $700,000 tional type is that the new one, Cowsar said the cost of the "The Mets simply capitalized on single to center and stole second. his pitches,” said Lillis. said Terrell. “ What pitcher The Mets lead the National this year” contract with the National Insti­ being disposable, does not have to diaphragm will be appreciably Completes legal program tute of Child Health and be washed, dried, and examined less than the diaphragm currently Earns marketing degree on the market because it is made Development. for holes after each use.” ■■ c f ■% • " ' Roberta Dumont of 347 Oakland St. was among 15 Richard J. Kocpsel of 125 Timrod Road, son of Mr. A report in Southern Research, Said Cowsar: "It is the female from an inexpensive polymer. candidates who received certificates on June 27 for and Mrs. Edward H. Koepsel of Palm Harbor, Fla., the institute bulletin, said the new equivalent of the condom and was He said the small particles of the Meacham helps Yanks win completion of the legal assistant program at the graduated April 29 from Florida Southern College, diaphragm should be acceptable safe and 100 percent effective in 50 spermicide — "in a form that Counseling Center of Hartford College for Women. resembles talcum powder” —- are Lakeland, Fla., with a bachelor of science degree in for many women, especially those matings between baboons.” second. Meacham drove a single met with Guidry’s approval, In addition to a minimum of 60 undergraduate mixed with pellets of polyurethane NEW* YORK (U P I) - The busine.ss administration and marketing. who for health reasons are looking The first phase of human trials to up the middle to score Dayett and ” It was a hot day,” said Guidry. credits in liberal arts, certificate recipients also have during the manufacturing process. confidence the New York Yankees for an alternative to the pill or determine safety and comfort of when center fielder Billy Sample ’T il take my chances with Howell at least 200 classroom hours in legal specialty courses Thirty percent of the spermicide have shown in Bobby Meacham intrauterine devices. the device will be conducted by Dr. overran the ball for an error, out there. I felt good, but it N k . ^ such as real estate transactions, family law, title Earns paid off Wednesday. mV'*' The diaphragm "may remain in Charles E. Flowers at the Univer­ is released when the diaphragm Moreno scored all the way from probably was better to let Jay start search, estate administration and civil litigation. becomes wet with vaginal fluid The 23-year-old shortstop deli­ place for up to 24 hours, so that it sity of Alabama in Birmingham. first. the inning rather than have him law degree upon insertion, Cowsar said. vered his first major league mav be inserted hours before The second part of the studies, to game-winning RBI to lead the ” I guess I just messed ut> all come in and possibly have to work out of a jam. Attending Maine University Constance L. Rice, Yankees to a 3-1 victory over the around,” Sample said. “ The out­ daughter of Phillip L. and Texas Rangers. field was wet and I was trying to Daniel J. Corey of Littleton, Maine, son of Mr. and Anna B. Rice of 19 Carpen­ “ Earlier in the year, I was trying overcompensate. It was just a ” It’s fine with me when 1 don’t have to complete every ballgame. Mrs. Frederick T. Corey of 181 Center St . was named ter Road, graduated May Sleep offers clues to many ills to do too much in RBI situtations,” screwup on my part.” to the dean's list for the spring semester at the 23 from the New York said Meacham. “ It’s definitely a The start of the game was I can use the rest and save the wear University of Maine, Presque Isle. confidence builder for me to know delayed 40 minutes following a and tear on my arm. It’s no University Law School By Dennis C. Mllewskl He is majoring in environmental sciences and plans with a juris doctordegree. Americans consult doctors about brain waves, eye movements, the team feels I can help win torrential morning downpour, but problem as long as the guys in the United Press International bullpen are doing the job,” Guidry to be an agricultural consultant She was awarded the poor sleep. Insomnia is perhaps muscle pressure, oxygen in the ballgames.” the skies cleared and the game was Vanderbilt Medal for an the most common complaint, blood and other factors monitored With the score tied 1-1, Brian completed without delay. said. DERBY — Caught between Howell notched his fourth save extraordinary contribu­ Watson said. in a room one floor beneath the Dayett singled to left with one out Ron Guidry allowed five hits sleep and the safety of waking, a Majors in Asian studies tion to the School of Law. In the past five years, new sleeping patient. in the fifth inning. After Rick over eight innings to improve his and has allowed only one earned frightened teenager thrashes at technology and research have "In .some ways it is a romantic record to 8-7. Yankee manager run in his last nine appearances, Nancy Louise Schaffer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. She will clerk for the Sixth Cerdne popped out, Omar Moreno something unseen and struggles to allowed medical applications in sort of endeaver,” said Watson, Yogi Berra called on Jay Howellto covering 14 1-3 innings, for an ERA Beldon H. Schaffer of 118 Porter St. graduated in May Circuit Court of Appeals drew a walk from starter Mike escape his dreams of terror. the evaluation and treatment of who studied at the University of pitch the ninth and that decision of 0.63. from the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., in Detroit, Mich. Mason, 6-8, moving Dayett to Constance L. Rice He is 16 and unaware he is safe in sleep and dream disorders, as well Chicago where pioneering re­ with a master of arts degree in Asian studies- bed, as .sexual disfunction in males. Japanese. search was done about 30 years ago "How do I get out of here?” he "A ll of this is so new, but it to help unlock the mysteries of She earned a Fellowship in Asian studies and a Graduates pleads, the panic rising in his works,” said Watson. "Some peo­ dreams and sleep. teaching assistanceship in anthropology for the Oakland bests Bosox, 7>2 voice. ple we see are in really bad shape. "It’s exciting because so much is 1984-85 academic year. She will be studing for her from Harvard Deep scars recall the time he Everybody assumes sleep is natu­ unkown. The causes of these things doctorate in anthropology at the University of sacrifice fly to drive in Phillips. plunged through a closed window. ral so you don’t have to work for it. are not always understood. It OAKLAND, Calif. (UPI) - rez and it ended up an infield hit. Michigan. Carney Lansford singled Murphy Norman S. Rice, son of His parents thought he was pos­ But you do.” would be rather pompous to think Veteran right-hander Ray Burris Oakland manager Jackie Moore to third, from where he scored on Phillip L. and Anna B. sessed by demons and prayed for The Sleep Disorders Center is we have all the answers.” he said. and slugger Dave Kingman were said the rookie had been told before Bruce Bochte’s infield out. Rice of 19 Carpenter his recovery, while puzzled doctors one of two treatment facilities of its There are four stages of sleep, looking at the unemployment line that he had to charge on infield Graduates from MCC Mike Heath completed the first- Road, graduated June 7 placed him in a psychiatric ward. type in New England and one of repeated in regular cycles. after the 1983 season. hits. inning scoring and knocked Boyd Lori A. Vercelli. daughter of Louis Vercelli of 160 from Harvard University, On this night, the young man about 25 in the United States fully Stage 1 is the "twilight zone” Burris had run up a miserable ” We discussed that situation Hebron Road. Bolton, and the late Evelyn Vercelli, out of the game with his seventh Cambridge, Mass, with a occupies a bed at the Sleep accredited by the Association of between waking and sleep when 8-21 record the last two years with with him before,” Moore said. home run of the year. graduated from Manchester Community College on bachelor of arts degree in Disorders Center at Griffin Hospi­ Sleep Disorders Centers. eye movements are slow and the Montreal Expos and Kingman "You have to charge the ball. May 24 Boston manager Ralph Houk sociology. tal, where his bizarre behavior is The center started with a hand­ rolling. After a few minutes, the hit a mere .198 with only 13 homers There are certain guys you just She earned an associates degree. She majored in said a close call was his starter’s He will attend medical videotaped and his brain and body ful of patients four years ago and sleeper descends into the next and 29 RBI last season with the can’t lay back on.” executive secretarial studies and is working at undoing. UP I photo school in Washington, functions charted for analysis. now treats about 300 each year. A stage of light, non-dreaming sleep. New York Mets. Burris went on to handcuff the Atlantic Mutual Insurance Co. of Glastonbury. i "Boyd threw a strike to Hender­ D C., in the fall. The teenager suffers from night similar clinic is located in Han­ Stages 3 and 4 together are called On Wednesday, Burris won his Red Sox and gave up only four hits Norman S. Rice son and it wasn’t called.” the Umpire Dave Phillips points and Angels the plate during 2nd inning of Wednes­ terrors, a dream disorder which over, N.H. "delta sleep,” which is the deepest ninth game of the year against four in the contest. However, he said stems from the deepest level of losses and Kingman ripped his after the game such stats don’t veteran manager said. "That catcher Bob Boone argues after the day night's game. Toronto beat Califor­ Students make deans list level and critical for physical seemed to upset him.” Completes maritime studies sleep and traps him in a stream of Sleep research is conducted at restoration. Rapid eye movement, major-league leading 26th homer really thrill him, Blue Jays'Jesse Barfield is called safe at nia, 8-2. ” I ’m just thinking number one to The A ’s made it 6-0 in the second Several area students have been named to the nightmares limited only by the hospitals and universities around or REM sleep, arises from this as the Oakland A ’s defeated the Daniel L. Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe L. go out as long and as hard as I can when Kingman drove in Hender­ dean's list for the spring semester at the University of depth of his own private fears. the nation and Watson says dozens stage and always is accompanied Boston Red Sox 7-2. The game was Maine at Orono. They are: Thompson of 236 Woodland St., graduated April 14 to give the club a chance to win,”- son with an RBI single off Rich "Most people who have night­ of clinics, many much larger than by vivid, bizarre or story-like viewed by many of the delegates to AL Roundup from the Maine Maritime Academy inCastine, Maine he said. " I f I win, it’s a bonus.” Gale in the second. He then Catharine Ann Connors, Peter Briard Johnson and mares stay asleep or they wake up. the Derby facility, will open in the dreams. the Democratic National conven­ with a bachelor of science degree in marine The A’s scored five runs and reclaimed his home-run lead from David Lawrence Smith, all of Manchester: David These people get caught between next few years. Most dreams are mundane and tion before they returned to San engineering. knocked loser Dennis Boyd, 4-7, out Boston’s Tony Armas, who also Arnoid Cloutier. Bolton: and Kent Dahel Thalacker waking and sleep,” said Robert K. Watson and his assistants use forgotten. Watson said, but even Francisco to nominate a presiden­ Coventry He passed a federal examination to qualify as a of the game in the first inning. homered in the contest, with a solo Watson, director of the center and sensitive equipment to follow the tial candidate. third assistant engineer in the U. S. Merchant those people who claim they never shot in the seventh off Mark Clear. the hospital’s chief of psychology. Burris had a no-hitter going into Rickey Henderson walked and Butcher carves up Orioles patterns of sleep by attaching dream will recall details in the Marines. He also received recognition for his four went to third on Tony Phillips’ Boston scored on Armas’ The latest episode was mild. wires to the bodies of patients. laboratory when awakened from the sixth inning when shortstop years as a band member. double. Dwayne Murphy singled in seventh-inning homer and an RBI Entering senior year Another patient at the center faces A continuous printout charts REM sleep. Donnie Hill failed to charge a grounder leading off the fifth in the fifth oil Jack Morris, 12 6, lo His minor was marine industrial management. routine grounder by Jackie Gutier- Henderson and Kingman hit a single by Mike Easier in the ninth. By Fred McMane a broken marriage because his UPI Sports Writer inning and the Twins’ outfielder overcome a 5-4 deficil. Lanee Caren Hamel, daughter of Shirley Hamel Burns of nights of terror cause him to stole second and scored on a bloop I'arrish homered for Delroil. Center Street, has been awarded the Marjorie scream, break furniture and beat single by Houston Jimenez. In the Brewers 5. Mariners 2 McCully Waldron Memorial Scholarship for the John Butcher has a way of Graduates wanted his frightened wife. NL Roundup carving the Baltimore Orioles into seventh, Engle reached base on a Al Seallle, Don Sullon allowed 1984-85 academic year by Westbrook College in Both patients can likely be th ro^n g error by Gro.ss and came .seven hils in eight innings and Ted Are you a recent college grad? Want your little pieces. Portland, Maine. helped with modification of sleep in tc^lDtore on a single by Gary Simmons had three hits and two accomplishment listed in the Manchester Herald? Butcher, a sinkerball specialist She will enter her senior year in che college’s dental habits and perhaps psychotherapy Gaetti. RBI lo help the Brewers snap a hygiene program this fall. She is a 1983 graduate of It’s simple. There’s a form to fill out which you can who grounds up the Orioles, so to or medications such as valium, four-game losing streak. Sutton, East Catholic High School. obtain by either stopping by the Herald office at 16 Connecticut speak, beat the world champion's Watson said. Schmidt powers Philliesr who evened his record at 8-8 with Brainard Place or sending us a self-addressed for the fourth time this sea.son In fact, he claims a 90 percent the ninth-inning help of Rollie stamped envelope. Wednesday night in pitching the Honored at Kingswood success rate of significant im­ By Mike Tullv for throwing the ball away.” Fingers, has won five of his last six Our address is: Box 591, Manchester Herald, Minnesota Twins to a 3-1 triumph. provement among patients with Valley Farms UPI Sports Writer Gross’ erratic fielding ruined a .starts. It was the 274th eareer Harris Merle Berger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Manchester, 06040. "They were swinging away and identified sleep or dream disorders five-hit performance by Mike victory for Sutton and Fingers’ Berger of 44 Scott Drive, was elected recently to the Black and white photos are preferred. hitting my sinker,” said Butcher, — 40 separate diagnoses which The last time Philadelphia swept Boddicker. 10-8, who lost while 20lh save of the season. Cum Laude Society at Kingswood Oxford School. If you submit a pboto and want if back, stop by the who allowed only six hits in raising might range from narcolepsy to invites you to our a three-game series in Cincinnati, making only one bad pitch — a Indians 2. Royals I He graduated in June with high honors and will Herald after you see your college news item his record to 7-6. "Th at’s what leg twitches and sleep walking. the Ohio River was called the Ohio changeup that Kent Hrbek hit over At Kansas City. Mo., Berl attend Wesleyan University in the fall. published. they’re supposed to do. I ’m throw­ Each year, some 10 million Creek. ing the same way every time the left field fence in the .second Blyleven scattered six singles over GRAND OPENING Weli, that may be an exaggera­ dgainst them, the same way 1 inning. 7 1-3 innings lo continue his tion. but it’s not stretching the throw to everyone else. They just ” I got it out over the plate and he dominance of Kansas City Bly facts to say it’s been a long time seem to Ijit it at people.” yanked it,” Boddicker said. "It leven, 9-3, has a 23-14 career record AT TWO NEW LOCATIONS since the Phiilies pillaged Cincin- The victory enabled the Twins to was a mistake.” against the Royals and is 4 0 Old roses smell sweeter than hybrids nnati so successfully. Elsewhere in the AL. Chicago against Kansas City this year. Tom move to within three games of • 99 Tolland Tpke They used two home runs by first-place California in the Am eri­ whipped Detroit 10-6, New York Waddell got his third save. Bud '410 Burnham St. Mike Schmidt to beat the Reds 7-5 heat Texas 3-1. Oakland beat Black, 10 Hi'took the loss By Beth Austin graceful. They’re kind of stiff, ” can League West. side of the petal might be purple it has these little bristly, burr-like Wednesday night, marking their .Boston 7-2. Milwaukee tripped United Press International added Pat Wiley, owner of Roses of Manchester Manchester ” lt was a big victory because we Blue Jays 8, Angels 2 and the other side gray.” buds.” first sweep in the Queen City since Seattle .5-2, Cleveland edged Kan­ Yesterday and Today in Watson­ had a five-game losing streak,” At Anaheim. Calif , Luis Ix-al (next to the We’ll give 10% July 12-14 of 1956. The Reds were sas City 2-1 and Toronto downed A white wicker loveseat. a ville. Calif. “Their colors are said Butcher. ” We have to keep pitched a five-hitter and Lloyd ANOTHER UNUSUAL old rose MRS. WILKINS started out playing at Crosley Field then. California 8-2 pitcher of lemonade, and an arbor garish — they don’t have the those to a minimum. I ’m glad we Mosehy belted his 15lh liomtT and IS the sweetbriar, or eglantine. growing modern roses, then disco­ Acadia Restaurant) off Reg. Prices Pitching for the Phillies in that of old-fashioned red roses spell softness of the old roses. I guess won because you don’t want to get White Sox 10, Tigers 6 drovi’ in threi- runs to lead the Blue "Eglantine has apple-scented vered the variety of the antique series were Harvey Haddix, Curt romance on a hot summer day. you’d call it charm.” at the Farm* swept.” Al Detroit, Greg Luzinski had Jays. lx.‘al, 11-2, struck out five and foliage,” Mrs. Wiley said. "On a roses. Simmons and Robin Roberts, They And not just any red rose will do. The Twins had some help from four hits and drove in two runs and walked one in posting his sixth dewy morning, there’s nothing "With modern hybrid teas, why, beat Art Fowler, Tom Acker and For true romantics, the only rose is Orioles’ third baseman Wayne Jerry Hairston hit a two- run complete game of the season. It STRICTLY SPEAKING, an old more wonderful than to walk into you’re missing 99 percent of what John Klippstein. an old rose — a rose that dates back rose is one that existed before 1867, k! f i U i I., Gross, who committed two errors homer to help the White Sox snap was his first victory ever al your garden and smell that apple- goes on in the field of roses, she “ I was just six years old then,” to the 19th century or before. when the first hybrid tea was made that led to two runs. Detroit’s five-game winning Anaheim Stadium after losing his scented fragrance.” says. “ One reason I abandoned the said Schmidt, "so I wasn’t there.” The modem hybrid tea rose, vdm Gross booted Tom Brunansky’s .streak. Chicago scored three times first five decisions I here. from a cross of hybrid perpetuals The scent of most old roses is field of modern rose growing, they In winning the three games, the with its long stems and tight ■ and cabbage roses. much stronger than that of their all look alike. If you attend a Phillies notched their sixth victory blooms, has been the darling of The first roses grew wild in modern cousins, Mrs. Wiley said. modern rose show, you’ll find you in their last seven games, all on the gardeners for more than a century. ancient Persia, then spread The older rose also "has a softer have the same thing in different road. On a West Coast trip in May, But in the past few years, the old throughout Asia and southern color to it, if you really look at the colors.” FOLLOW they took nine straight games from "species” roses — the grandpar­ Europe. In 600 B.C. the Greek poet depth of color,” she said. “ Say you THE Old roses also require less care ’ C V f SION Whalers ink pair San Francisco. San Diego, and Los ents of the modern hybrid — are Sappho, in her "Ode to the Rose.” have two pink roses — put a than hybrid teas, Mrs. Wiley Angeles. Local ball charming enthusiasts with their called it "the queen of flowers.” modern pink rose beside an pointed out. Because they started Featuring: Our Own Native The Phillies stand in third place open blossoms and nostalgic By the Renaissance, the species antique pink rose, the modern rose out as wildflowers, they are in the East, 2'A games behind the fragrance. roses had developed, such as the wiill have an off color to it, some to multi-year pacts washed out hardier than hothouse-bred mod­ first-place New York Mets. "Modem roses have a very stiff BUTTER & SUGAR CORN gallica, or French rose, with flat, yellow or some coral. The old rose ern hybrids. "W herever you live in "That’s the way the Phillies are quality'for the most part,” says single flowers; the nyusk roses, a will be the soft, delicate, true pink. the colder part of the country, going now,” said Cincinnati man­ HARTFORD (U PI) - The Hart­ Barbara Worl, manager of Bell’s Special for the WeekI tall shrub with clusters of single The wide varieties of old roses they’ll survive under severer ager Vern Rapp. "They have a ford Whalers has signed right wing Early morning rain caused Book Store in Palo Alto. Calif., blooms: the gigantea and multi­ spark enthusiasm from collectors weather conditions,” Mrs. Wiley Green Squash, 3 lbs. for purpose in mind. They weren’t the Ray Neufeld and defenseman Joel two scheduled baseball games which specializes in books on old flora, bushes with long, trailing like Miriam Wilkins, of El Cerrito, said. National League champs last year Quenneville to multi-year con­ to be postponed Wednesday roses. "T h ey’re much more elect­ branches and many blooms: centi- Calif,, southwest regional co­ for nothing.” tracts. Terms of the contracts because of wet grounds. ric in their color. The modern rose’* folias, or cabbage roses, and ordinator for the Heritage Roses Gardeners who want to try Squash Casserole (6 servings) Schmidt is tied with Atlanta’s were not di.sclcsed. The Manchester-East Hart­ is very typical of a neon damask roses, both crosses be­ Group, a club of old-rose fans growing a romantic old rose should t Ha. fn en ■quaih Dale Murphy for the league lead in Neufeld, 25, in his third year with ford American Legion Zone civilization. ■/4 cup chopped onion Boil sliced green squash & chopped onion in boiling wa­ tween musk and gallica roses. formed in 1974. plan ahead, because the roses are ter for S minutes. Drain. Combine cream of chicken home runs with 20, and has 66 RBI, the Whalers, scored 27 goals and 42 Eight contest, slated for MCC. "The old rose is closer to a wild I can condened cream ’’There are things like the mad Although Mrs. Wilkins estimates not always easy to find, and the of chicken ooup soup It sour cream. Stir in diredded carrots. Fold in one behind N L leader Gary Carter assists for 69 points in the 1983-84 was postponed until Tue.sday at original,” Ms. Worl says. ” It has squash Aonion. Combine stuffing & butter. Spread '/ i of gallicas, mad because of the she has 1,000 types of old roses in most rare types sell out early. 1 ciq> lour cream of the Expos. season, officials said Wednesday. the same site al 6 o’clock. much more fragrance, a very 1 cup shredded carrots stuffing mixture in bottom of tZx7x2 inch baking dish. intensity of color in them,” said her garden, she admits to a few Roses of Yesterday and Today, Spoon fn vegetable mixture. Top with remaining stuf­ “ Mike i^feally hitting the ball,” Quenneville, a 6-foot-l defense- Manchester Junior I^egion’s varied fragrance, plus being hard­ I oz. pkg. herb . Mrs. Wiley, whosenurseryisoneof special favorites. whose plants cost an average of seasoned stuffing fing mixture. .commented Phils manager Paul man, came to the Whalers last JC-Courant Ix-ague .Srmior Div­ ier and having many different leaf Bake at 390* for ZS-30 minutes until heated through. the biggest sources of old roses in ” My top three are the eglantine, $6.50 or $7, begins taking orders in W cup butter ;Owens. “ He’s going to right field season in a trade with the Calgary ision playoff till with Hartford patterns.” UPI photo the United States. "They have all the chestnut rose and Madame July for the following season. Some 'with power andthat’sagoodsign.” Flames and is regarded as the Originales at Moriarty Field "W hat we feel about modern kinds of gallicas: striped, mottled, Hardy,” said Mrs. Wilkins. "The smaller sources take one to two The Reds suffered their 11th loss Whaler’s top defensman. was postponed and will b<; roses is that they aren’t as A GREAT DISH FOR A PICNIC Philies Gary Maddox is safe at first base as Reds' Cesar blotched with red and white. One chestnut rose is so nanied because years to deliver the plants. in their last 12 games. He played solid defense ail year played today at 5: .30 al Colt Shane Rawley benefited from Cedeno makes a giant stretch to take the throw from Nick long and also had five goals and Park in Hartford. Schmidt’s hitting to win his third Esasky. Phillies won, 7-5. eight assists for 13 points. Also on the agenda tonight. game in four decisions since Neufeld saw limited duty with Manchester I^egion hosts Wind­ coming to the Phillies from the alertly raced home from first on season series from the Dodgers, the Whalers from 1979-82 before sor Locks in a makeup al MCC New York Yankees. Ken Oberkfell’s two-out double to taking eight of 12 games. Jerry gaining a full-time spot with the at 6 o’clock. Twilight League Al Holland pitched the ninth for lift the Braves. Reliever Steve Reuss, 2-4, removed from the club in the 1982-83 season when he action finds Moriarty Brothers ,his 21st save. Bedrosian, 6-6l, pitched the final disabled list on July 12, was chased was 26-31-57. Neufeld now shows a entertaining Duplicating Me­ Cubs 4, Padres 1 two innings for the victory. Bill in the first. career log of 63 goals and 86 assists thods at Moriarty Field at 7:30. At Chicago, Ryne Sandberg had Gullickson, 6-7, took the loss Cardinals 8, Giants 4 for 149 points. Joel Quenneville Little League District Eight ,a RBI triple and scored in a despite pitching perfect ball for six At San Francisco, Darrell Porter Before coming to the Whalers All-Star action tonight finds three-run first and Rick Sutcliffe, innings. belted a grand slam in the 11th to Quenneville spent a portion of two Manchester National against 6-1, hurled a six-hitter to help the Pirates 5, Dodgers t lift the Cardinals. The key to the seasons with Toronto, two and a came to Hartford. Vernon at Legion Field in Cubs snap a three- game Padre At Pittsburgh, Tony Pena had inning was a mental error by Bob half years with Colorado and the "Both Ray and Joel did a fine job Vernon al 6 o’clock. This is a 66 winning streak. Ed Whitson, 10-5, three hits and drove in two runs Lacey, 0-1, who fielded a bunt and 1982-83 season with the New Jersey for us last year,” said Whaler winner’s bracket contest with took the loss. and Jim Morrison had two hits, threw to third, only to discover that Devils. New Jersey traded Quen­ President and General Manager both clubs 1-0 in tlje double Time To Get Growing! Braves 3, Expos 2 scored twice and drove in a run for baserunner Tom Herr had re­ neville to Calgary at the end of the Emile Francis. "They both have elimination tourney. At Montreal, Dale Murphy the Pirates. Pittsburgh won the mained on second. 1982-83 season and a month later he great futures in the N 'lL ,” < 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July la. I9H4 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. Jiily 13. Ijm-* 17 Scoreboard At British Open A’a 7. Red Sox 2 PhiiiiesT.RedsS Mists 3, Astros 1 Major League ieaders Longmuir sets Softball Baseball BOSTON OAKLAND PHILADELPHIA CINCINNATI NEW YORK HOUSTON Bolting Ob r h hi ab r h bl obrhbl obrhM obrhbl abrhM National League Boggs 3b 4 110 Hendrsn If 2 2 10 Maddox cf 5 I 2 0 Redus It 3 0 0 0 Backmn 2b 2 0 0 0 Doran 2b 5 0 1 0 g ab r h IM. Evans rf 3 0 0 0 Phiillps 2b 3 1 1 0 Hayes It 5)20 Walker If 1000 Heep rf 4 1 0 0 Reynlds ss 4 0 0 0 Gwynn, SD 90 352 57 126 .358 Rice If 3 0 0 0 Murphy cf 4 1 1 1 SZHTiuel 2b 5 1 3 0 Davis cf 2 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 3 1 1 2 Walling 3b 3 0 2 0 90 376 63 134 .330 T O N IG H T 'S G A M E S American League standings Strwbrr cf 4 0 0 0 (jorner 3b 1 0 0 0 Sandberg, Chi the early pace P M lo l V i. Tl»rn»v'ii * — FlUwroW Armos cf 4 111 Klngmn dhSchmidt 3 1 2 3 3b 4 3 3 4 Driessn 1b 0 0 01 Hernandez, NY 85 307 42 96 .313 Easier dh 4 0 11 Lansfrd 3b(Sarcia 41 2 0 3b 1 0 0 0 Cedeno )b 3 0 0 1 Foster If 4 0 0 0 Cruz If 4 1 3 0 Dernier, Chi 85 315 SB 98 .311 Zambrewikl't vs. Main Pub, 7;M — Brooks 3b 3 0 0 0 Solano p 0 0 0 0 F in w ro ld East Bucknr 1b 4 0 0 0 Bochte 1bCorcorn 4 0 11 1b 3 1 2 1 Parker rf 4 110 Brooks, NY 83 301 33 93 .309 By Mark Burton the worst slump of his career, Gedman c 3 0 0 0 Heath c 4 11Lezeano 2 rf 5 0 3 1 Conepen ss 4 1 1 0 Fltzgerld c 4 0 1 0 Mm phry cf 4 0 1.1 Durham, Chi 71 253 47 78 .308 Blu« O m v s . Bucklcmd, S — Poaanl W L Pet. 6 B (kirdnhr ss 4 1 1 0 Cabell 1b .4 0 0 0 UPl Sports Writer during which he missed six Dvimar vs. MCC Vtls, * — Rebartson Detroit 62 29 .661 — Barrett 2b 2 0 0 0 Davis rf 4 0 2 0 DIoz c 3 0 0 1 Esasky 3b 4 1 2 3 Cruz, Hou 93 350 57 107 .306 straight cuts on the European tour. Miller ph 0 0 0 0 Hill ss 4 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Oester 2b4)20 Terrell p 3 0 0 0 Puhl rf " 4 0 0 0 Pena, Pitt 85 324 41 99 .306 Bulfate vs. Irish, 7:30— Robsrtson Toronto 54 37 .593 8 Drosco p 0 0 0 0 Bailey c '4 0 0.0 Nutmco vs. CConao, S — K ttn sv Baltimore 52 41 .559 11 Jurak 2b 0 0 0 0 Wilson ph 1 0 0 0 Vn Grdr c 4 1 1 0 Rolnes, Mtl 90 334 60 102 .305 ST.ANDREWS. Scotland - Bill He withdrew from the circuit for Gutlerrz ss 2 0 1 0 Hollond p 0 0 0 0 Russell p 0 0 0 0 Ryan p 2,0 0 0 Orenly, SF 82 263 37 80 .304 A«N vs. Portor Cabit, 0 — NIkt Boston 45 46 .495 17 Bass ph 1 0 T 0 Longmuir delighted the local fans two weeks to take lessons from Bob Social Club vs. R««d, 7:30 — NIkt New York 43 47 .478 levj Nichols ph 10 0 0 DeJesus ss 3 0 0 0 Cato p 1 0 0 0 American League Hoffmn ss 0 0 0 0 Rowley p 3 0 0 0 Barnes ph 10 0 0 Sambito p 0 0 0 0 g ab r- h' pel. at the 113th British Open Golf Torrance, father of fellow British Milwaukee 41 52 .441 22 Pankvtz If 1 00,0 Cleveland 39 51 .433 22V7 Totals 30 2 4 2 Totals 32 7 11 7 Virgil c 1 0 0 0 Lesley p 0 0 0 0 Wldfleld, N Y 73 301 57.1J8B .359 Championship Thursday by set­ golfer Sam Torrance. Boston 000 000101— 2 Perez ph 1 0 0 0 Totals 31 3 3 2 Totals 37 1 r.l c 86 337 n t1 4 .338 West New York 000 030 000-3 Mattingly, NY ting the early pace with a 5-under- "I made a heap of birdies in California 49 44 .527 — Oakland S10 000 lOx— 7 Franco p 0 0 0 0 Hrbek, Minn 79 308' 43100 .325 practice yesterday, and Bob said Chicogo 46 46 .500 2»/3 Gom e-W Innlng R B I— M urphy (6). Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 Houston 000 too 000— 1 O'Brien, Tex '89 318 > 1 0 1 .318 par 67 first round on an Old Course Basketball Minnesota 45 46 .495 3 Totals 39 7 15 7 Totols 33 5,7 5 Game-winning RBI — Hernandez Murray, Balt 333 52105 .315 that was bathed in mid-summer to me: You're ready, go out and do Oakland 45 50 .474 5 DP—Oakland 1. LOB— Boston 4, Phllodetplria 004 020100— 7 (11). Lemon, Det S 308 49 97 .315 it," Longmuir said. Seottle 44 51 .463 6 Oak­ Cincinnati 000 000 500— 5 E— Rvon, Gardenhire. Heep. LOB— Sheridan, KC 77 265 34 83 .313 sunshine. .440 land 5. 2B— Phillips, Lansford, Hender­ (Same-winning RBI — Schmidt (9). New Easier, Bos 91 348 SO 108 .310 Missing par on all but seven of Lee Trevino, the bubbly 44- Kansas City 40 51 8 York 5, Houston 9. 2B— Fitzgerald. 3B— Summer League Texas 40 54 .426 9Va son, Boggs. HR— Heath (7), Arm os (25), E— Parker. DP—Cincinnati 1. LDB— Motley, KC 82 290 32 89 .307 the holes on the 6,933-yard course, year-old American, was the first of WHinMtfov’t Resutti Kingman (26). SB — Henderson (45). SF— Phllodelphla9, Cincinnati 5.2B— Samuel, Mumphrey. HR— Hernandez (9). SB— Trommell, Det 84 339 57104 .307 the big name golfers in the 156-man Kingman. Hayes. HR— Schmidt 2 (20), Esasky (7). Backman 2 (10), Strawberry (16), Homo Runs the 31-year-old Briton mixed eight Southern; Eagles 82 (Chris Golllgan New York 3. Texas 1 Gardenhire (6), Mumphrey (9). J4, Ken Abere 20), Ozones 73 (Dave Oakland 7, Boston 2 IP H R ER BB SO SF— Diaz, Cedeno. National League — Murphy, Atl and birdies and three bogeys to become field to complete the course, Milwaukee 5, Seattle 2 Boston IP H R ER BB SO IP H RERBBSO Schmidt, Phil 20; Carter, Mtl and returning a 2-under- par 70 after Westerman 17, Paul Sebastian 16). New York “• A. the early leader in the clubhouse. Colt45's5S (Nell PtachclnskI 15, Eric Minnesota 3, Baltimore 1 Boyd (L 4-7) 2-3 4 5 5 1 0 Philodelphia Marshall, LA 17; Virgil, Phil 15. three birdies and a bogey. Gole 2 1-331121 Rowley (W 3-1) 6 7 5 5 1 4 Terrell (W 8-7) 61-3 7 1 1 0 1 American League— Kingman,Ook 26; His tendency to hook the ball off Gillian II), Penguins 46 (Bill Johnson Chicago 10, Detroit 6 Orosco (S 19) 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 2 18, Buster Armone 12). Cleveland 2, Kansas City 1 Crawford 1 0 0 0 0 0 Andersen 2 0 0 0 2 3 Armas, Bos 25; Kittle, Chi and Thornton, the tee caused no problems be­ The lack of an influential wind Toronto 8, California 2 Clemons 2 2 0 0 0 0 Holland (S 21) 1 0 0 0 0 2 Houston Eastern: New England Furniture 56 Ryan (L 7-6) 7 3 3 0 4 7 Clev 21; Murray, Bal 20. cause al most holes here, there is limited the advantage of his low (Bill Polettl 18, Tim Foley 10), Ema­ Thursday's Gomes Clear 11110 1 Cincinnati Runs Batted In trajectory hitting. nuel Lutheran Church 54 (Steve Gustaf­ (All Times EDT) Johnson 1 10000 Russell (L 4-11) 22-3 8 4 4 0 2 Sambito ' 1 0 0 0 0 0 National League — Carter, Mtl 67; plenty of room on the left of the Chicago (Seaver 6-6 ) at Cleveland Ookiwid Coto 21-3 3 2 2 1 2 Solano 1 0 0 0 0 0 Watson, bidding to equal Harry son 16, Al Corpenter 10). T— 2:34. A— 14,384. Schmidt, Phil 66, Davis, Chi 59; shared fairways. C.B.T. 56 (Richey Kendall )7, Mark (Smith 2-2), 7:05 p.m. Burris (W 9-4) 9 4 2 2 3 4 Lesley 2 2 110 1 Mumphrey, Hou and Sandberg, Chi 55. Out on the course, American Vardon’s record of six British Walker 10), Kerry Blue 40 (Ron Texas (Stewart 4-10) at Detroit (Wilcox T— 2:18. A— 16,470. Franco 220021 American League— Kingman, Dak 82; Open victories, would become the Fegores 12, Damian Purcell 10). 6^). 7:35 p.m. Rowley pitched to 5 batters In 7th. Murray, Balt 76; Rice, Bos 71; Armas, Tom Kite and Japan’s Tommy Minnesota (Fllson 4-2) at New York Yankees3. Rangers I T— 2:33. A— 13,539. Bos and Davis, Sea 68. Nakajima were both 4-under after first man since Peter Thomson in (Bystrom 2-0), 8 p.m. Pirates 5. Dodgers 2 Stolon Bases 13 holes, but with the testing final 1956 to win three straight if he Baltimore (Flanagan 9-7), at Kansas National Leogue — Samuel, Phil 43; takes this Open. City (Gubicza 5-8), 8:35 p.m. TEXAS NEW YORK Wiggins, SD 36; Dernier, Chi, Raines, stretch to come. Milwaukee (Haas 6-6 ) at O ak­ Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Braves 3, Expos 2 LOS ANGELES PITTSBURGH Mtl and Redus, Cin 31. Among the favorites, Australia’s But the 34-year-old expected land Sample cf 4 0 0 0 Mechm ss 4 0 ) 1 obrhbl obrhbl American League — Henderson, Greg Norman was 3- under after 11 tough opposition from arguably Soccer (McCatty 6^), 10:35 p.m. Ward If 4 0 0 0 Foil 2b 4 0 0 0 Sax 2b 5 0 0 0 Lacy rf 4 1 1 0 Oak Toronto (Stieb 10-3) at Seattle Bell 3b 4 0 2 0 Winfield rf 4 0 1 0 ATLANTA MONTREAL Russell cf 4 0 1 0 Morrisn 2b 4 2 2 1 45; Pettis, Cal 36; Butler, Clev 30, holes, while defending champion the strongest field ever to tackle (Vandeberg6-8), 10:35 p.m. Parrish rf 4 0 0 0 Baylor dh 3 1 1 ) obrhbl obrhbl Reynlds If 4 0 ) 2 Modlck 3b 1 0 0 0 Garcia, Tor 28; Collins, Tor 23. Tom Watson, his American play­ the championship. Friday’s Games Stein dh 3 0 0 0 Smalley 3b 3 0 0 0 Perry If 4)10 Raines cf 40)0 Marshll 1b 2 0 1 0 Roy 2b2 0 0 0 Pitching ing partner, was only one under "The courses favors anybody Midget Toronto at Seattle, night Rivers ph 1 0 0 0 Paollarl 3b 0 0 0 0 Hall If 0 0 0 0 Scott If 5 0 1 0 Maldond rf 4 0 0 0 Thmpsn 1b 2 1 0 0 Vlctorlos Milwaukee at Oakland, night O'Brien lb 4 0 ) 0 Mttnalv )b 3 0 ) 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 1 1 0 Yeager c 3 0 10 Pena c 5 13 2 National League — Lea, Mtl 14-4; par at that stage. who is playing well and there are a Kennedy: Bovs— Cougars 5 (David Boston at California, night Yosf c 3 12 1 Davett If 3 12 0 Wshngtn r(4 0 1 1 Carter c 4 112 Andersn ss 4 1 2 0 Harper If 3 0 2 1 Andular, StL 138; Pena, LA 11-4; Naturally delighted with his lot of players playing well right Rohrbach, Robbie Zlkus, Ryan Talago, Baltimore at Kansas City, night Foley oh 1 0 0 0 Cerone c 3 0 10 Chmbis 1b 4 0 0 0 Stenhos 1b 4 0 0 0 Rivera 3b 2 1 0 0 Frobel rf 10)0 Darling, NY 10-3; Whitson, SD 10-5; performance, Longmuir. only 55th now," Watson said, who has never Steve White, Brian Ketlog), Academ­ Texas at Detroit, night Tollesn 2b 3 0 0 0 Moreno cf 2)00 Murphy cf 4 2 2 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 1 0 Reuss p 0 0 0 0 Berra ss 3 0 1 0 Show, SD 108; Kuosman, Phil 10-7. ics 1 (David Glansante). Chicago at Cleveland, night Wllkrsn ss 2 0 1 0 Oberkfll 3b 4 0 1 0 Thomas si 3 0 0 0 Welch p 1 0 0 0 Wynne cf 4 0 1 0 Americon League — Petrv, Det 128; on the European Tour last year, won the toumamentat Old Course. Metros 3 (Chris Seymour, Billy Minnesota at New York, night Totals 33 1 6 1 Totals 29 3 7 2 Trevino c 4 0 11 Solazar ss 10 0 0 Vail ph 1 0 0 0 McW llm p 4 0 0 0 NIekro, NY 12-5; Morris, Det 12- DPI photo has had early leads before. He led The 29-year-old Norman could UPl uho tii Pappas, Tyler Miller), Toros 0. Texas 010 000 000— 1 Royster 2b 3 0 0 0 Flynn 2b 4 0 10 Zachrv p 0 0 0 0 '' 6;McGregor, Balt 12-7; Leal, Tor 11-2; after the first round of the Open at present the biggest challenge to Make-up gomes for Mondoy; New York 000 120 00X— 3 Perez p 2 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 3 0 0 0 Bailor ph 0 0 0 0 Dotson, Chi 11-5. Greg Norman, shown here celebrating a 35-foot putt that Royal Lytham in 1979, but faded to Watson. The only question over Tom Watson, who has won five British Opens, was the Kennedy at South Field— 5:30 Falcons NationalLeaguestandings Gome-Wlnnlno RBI— Meacham (1). Linares ph 1 0 0 0 Rose ph 0 0 0 0 Hooton p 0 0 0 0 Earned Run Avorogo vs Acodemics; 6:30 Suns vs Cougars. Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 Dllone pr 0 0 0 0 Guerrer ph 1 0 0 0 (Based on 1 Inning x number ot gomes went in for a birctie, is considered a serious challengerto 29th. Norman's challenge was whether early line favorite to capture his sixth as the 113th British E — Smalley, Sample. D P — Texas Totals 34 3 6 2 Totals 36 2 6 2 Totols 31 2 6 2 Totals 33 5 II 4 each team has played) But this time his powerful his big-hitting style would suit the East Atlanta 000(1001101— 3 Los Angeles 000 020000— 2 Notional League — Draveckv, SD 2.09; Tom Watson for the British Open that teed off today. Open got under way today at St. Andrews. Junior W L Pet. GB New York 1. LOB— Texas 6, New York 4. Montreal 200 qOO OOO 0— 2 Pittsburgh 301 lOOOOx— 5 Pena, LA 2.12; Mahler, Atl 2.31; performance came in the wake of unpredictable bounces. Kennedy: Knights 4 (Jordan Gross- New York 52 36 .591 — 2B— Matllnolv. 3B— Bell. HR— Yost Game-winning RBI — None. Game-Winning RBI— Morrison (2). Candelaria, Pitt 2.44; McWilliams, Pitt Chicago 52 39 . 571 V /7 j i ' H), DP—Montreal 1. LOB—Atlanta 2.65. man, Todd Tyszka. Brian Domanlco, ^ Baylor (19). , Brian Neltigon), Apaches t (David Philadelphia 51 40 .560 2V3 1 E— Berra, Morrison.pDP— Los An­ American League — NIekro, NY 2.23; Montreal 46 45 . 505 7'/j IP H R ER BB SO Montreal 7. 2B— Flynn, Murphy, Oberk- geles Stieb, Tor 2.33; Davis, Balt 2.48; Hurst, Cain). Texas Kings 2 (Jason DIeterle, David St. Louis 45 48 .484 9'/3 fell. HR— Carter (17). SB— Dllone 1, Pittsburgh 2. LOB— Los Angeles 9, Bos 2.56; Burris, Oak 2.70; Chabriai), Bears 1 (Dan Longer). Pittsburgh 39 53 .424 15 Mason (L 6-8) 6 7 3 2 2 0 (18). Pittsburgh 11. 2B— Morrison, Ander­ Strikeouts Arias has bad news West Darwin 2 0 0 0 0 2 IP H RERBBSO son, National Leogue — Gooden, NY 143; Make-up games for Mondoy: New York Sports in Brief Kennedy at North Field— 5:30 Apaches San Diego 53 37 .589 — Atlanta Marshall. SB— Lacy (8). Valenzuela, L A 138; Ryan, Hou 115; Soto, vs Strikers; 6:30 Girls— Whitecaps vs Atlanta 48 46 .511 7 Guidry (W 8-7) 8 5 1113 Perez 8 6 2 2 2 3 IP H RERBBSO cm 105; Carlton, Phil 104. Rowdies. MCC at Field No. 1: 5:30 Los Angeles 47 48 .495 6V} Howell (S 4) 1 1 0 0 0 1 Bedroslan (W fr6) 2 0 0 0 1 3 Los Angeles American League — Witt, Col 112; Diplom ats vs Fury; 6:30 Rongers vs Houston 44 50 .466 11 Mason pitched to 2 batters In 71h. Montreal Reuss (L 2-4) 1-3 2 3 3 2 0 Langston, Sea 103; NIekro, NY 100; Girls hoop clinic planned T— 2:13. A — 20,470. Gullickson (L 6-7) 10 6 3 3 0 4 Stieb, Tor 99; Hough, Tex 98. for U.S. Pro field Cyclones. Cincinnati 40 54 .426 15 Welch 3 2-3 6 2 1 3 5 San Francisco 35 56 .385 I8V3 T— 2:18. A — 25,711. Zachrv 200010 Saves Miiiichester Community College will sponsor a Wednesday's Results Hooton 2 3 0 0 0 0 National League — Sutter, StL 22; girls' basketball clinic during the week of July Arias had an ice pack on his right Wee Chicago 4, Son Diego 1 Brewers 5.Mariners2 Pittsburgh Holland, Phil 21; Smith, Chi 20; Orosco, BROOKLINE, Mass. (UPl) - Atlanta 3, Montreal 2,10 innings McWllllms (W 58) 9 6 2 0 7 2 NY 19; Gossoge, SD 16. .3()-August 3. The five-day clinci will be held at the Jimmy Arias has all kinds of bad news shoulder after the match, but he said Make-up games for Monday: llling— Pittsburgh 5, Los Angeles 2 Cardinais 8. Giants 4 (11) HBP— by Welch (Madlock). American League — Quisenberry, KC West Side Rec. There will be a session for girls for the rest of the field in the $200,000 there is nothing seriously wrong with it. 5:30 Mustangs vs Sharks; 6:30 Dolphins Philadelphia 7, CIncInnotl 5 MILWAUKEE SEATTLE PB— 24; Fingers, Mil 20; Caudill, Oak 19; 8-11 years old from 9 a m. to noon and from 1 to 4 vs Oilers. M C C at Field No. 2; 5:30 New York 3, Houston 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Yeager. T— 2:35. A— 13,473. Davis, Minn ond Hernandez, Det 17. U.S. Pro Tennis Championships. "It doesn’t bother me during the Timbers vs Sockers; 6 :M Tornados vs St. Louis 8, San Francisco 4,11 innings Mannng cf 6 1 1 1 Mllborn 2b 3 0 0 1 SAN FRANCISCO ST. LOUIS p.m. for girls' 12-15 years old. The 19-year-old Arias says he’s very match," said Arias. Express. Thursday's Games Gantner 2b 4 1 2 0 Perconf 2b 1 0 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl Girls basketball coaches from the Manchester "ril play one or two more tourna­ (All Times EDT) Yount ss 2 3 10 Owen ss 4 0 10 Gladden cf 5 1 3 2 LSmIth If 6 3 4 0 happy with his game at the moment, Meteors beat Jaguars, t-0, Monday San Francisco (Davis 3-9) at Chicago Cooper dh 5 0 2 0 Davis 1b 4 0 0 0 Trillo 2b 6 0 2 0 Herr 2b 6 1 3 3 secondary schools wilt conduct these clinics. For he’s feeling good physically, and he’s in ments before the Olympics. Depending night. Score was incorrectly listed (Sanderson 5-2), 2:20 p.m. Ogllvle If 5 0 0 1 Phelps dh 4 12 0 Baker rf 5 0 2 1 Landrm cf 2 0 1 0 further information, contact the Community a hurry to pile up some (irand Prix on how I do here and in Washington Tuesdov due to misinformation supp­ San Diego (Lollar 7-7) at Pittsburgh SImmns 1b 4 0 3 2 Cowens rf 4 0 0 0 Lacey p 0 0 0 0 Vn Slyk cf 3 1 0 0 Cubs 4, Padres 1 Tennis Services Department of Manchester Community next week, I may not play in North lied. Thegoal scorer was correct. (Condeiaria 8-6 ), 7:35 p.m. Howell 3b 2 0 0 0 DHndrs cf 4 0 2 0 Leonard If 5 1 2 1 Hendrck rf 5 1 10 points before leaving the tour to play in New York (Berenyl 7-9) at Cincinnati Romero 3b 1 0 0 1 Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Brenly 1b 5 0 10 Green 1b 6 0 0 0 •aa•##•##########•##•• College or Manchester High girls' basketball the Olympic tennis demonstration. Conway, If I win or do well this week (Soto 9-3), 7:35 p.m. Schroedr c 5 0 0 0 Mercodo ,c 3 1 2 0 Yongbld 3b 4 0 0 0 Penditn 3b 5 1 3 1 SAN DIEGO CHICAGO coach Steve Armstrong. His number is 647-1560. Arias showed off the accuracy of his and next. I’ll get ready for the intermediate Philodelphia (Koosman 10-7) at Atlanta James rf 3 0 10 Bradleif If 3 0 10 Nicosia c 5 13 0 Porter c 4 114 ob r h bl ab r h bl Olympics," said Arias. (McM urtry 7-10), 7:40 p.m. Totols 37 5 10 5 Totals f 34 3 8 Welimn ss 4 1 1 0 Speier ss 3 0 0 0 Wiggins 2b 4 0 0 0 Dernier cfWomen’s 3 1 2 1 Federation Cup first assessment Wednesday night Make-up games for Friday: Girls at Los Angeles (Hershlser 5-3) at St. Milwaukee 001 022 00( Hammkr p 1 0 0 0 Jorgnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Gwynn rf 4 010 Sandbrg 2b 4 1 2 1 Field hockey coach needed when he routed Terry Moor, 6-2.6-3 in a 'Tennis is being played as a demon­ K e n n e d y - 5:30 Stars vs Chiefs; 6:30 Louis (LapoInt 7-8), 8:35 p.m. Seattle 001 ^00 IKK CDavIs ph 0 0 0 0 Howe ss 0 0 0 0 Garvey )b 4 0 0 0 Matthws If 3 0 0 0 At Soo Paulo, Brazil, July 18 match that lasted only 53 minutes. stration sport at the Summer Games, Tigers vs Indians. Montreal (Leo 14-4) at Houston Game-winning R BI — Simmons IS) Cornell p 0 0 0 0 Horton p 1 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 Woods It 0 0 0 0 (LaCoss 4-Q), 8:35 p.m. Manchester High is in need of a girls' field After heavy rains had washed out the which begin next week in Los Angeles. DP— MMwaukee 1. LDB— Milwaukee]) Thmpsn ph 1 0 0 0 Lahti p 1 0 0 0 Nettles 3b 4 0 2 0 Durhm 1b 4 1 2 1 United States vs. Switzerland •••••••••••••••••••••• Friday's Games 14, Minton p 0 0 0 0 Allen p 0 0 0 0 McRynl cf 4 0 1 0 Moreind rf 4 0 1 1 Kathy Horvath, U.S., def. Lllkine hockey coach, according to high school director of entire day program at Longwood Arias was joined in the winner’s Sqp^FroncIsco at Chicago Seoftle 5. 2B— Phelps, D. Hendersoh. HR Robb rf 1 0 1 0 Braun ph 1 0 0 0 Mortinez If 4 1 2 1 Davis c 3 0 0 0 Drescher, Switzerland, 28, 6-3, 6-3. athletics Dick Cobb. Lisa Maccarone coached the Cricket Club, Arias launched his drive bi^acket by fifth-seeded Guillermo dn Diego ot Pittsburgh, night — Manning (5). SB— D, Henderson\ (4), Sutter p 0 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 2 0 0 0 Cey 3b 3 0 0 0 Chrlstlane Jallssant, Switzerland, def. /Los Angeles ot St. Louis, night Gantner (4), James (5). J Salas ph 1 0 0 0 Whitson p 0 0 0 0 Owen ss 3)00 team a year ago but she has since taken fulltime for the $34,000 first prize before a Vilas who missed Davis Cup play for Calendar Philadelphia ot Atlanta, night Kathy Jordan, U.S., 62, 48, 38. Jordan , IP H R ER BB SO CItarella p 0 0 0 0 Smmrs ph 1 0 0 0 Sutcliffe p 3 0 2 0 ond Ann Smith, U.S., def. Drescher and employment in Massachusetts and cannot coach gallery of 5,500 in the evening. Argentina and Wimbledon with an New York at Cincinnati, night Milwaukee \ Brm m r ph 1 0 0 0 Booker p 0 0 0 0 J injury but came back Wednesday Montreal at Houston, night Jollssant, Switzerland, 64,63. this upcoming season. "It was the first time this year that I Sutton (W 8-8) 8 7 2 \l 0 4 Vn Dhln p 0 0 0 0 Brown ph 1 0 0 0 U.S. advances to auarterfinals. Fingers (S 20) 10 1 0 ^ 0 2 Totals 42 4 IS 4 Talals 46 8 13 8 DeLeon p 0 0 0 0 Qualified applicants should contact Cobb or was completely happy after a match,” night. TODAY Seattle ,6 (Twa out when winning run scored) Flannry ph 1 0 0 0 principal Jacob Ludes at the high school. Arias said. "It was the first time since I Vilas needed about 2‘/i hours to edge Boseball White Sox 10. Tigers 6 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Yugoslavia vs. Israel American Legion Moore (L 4-8) 5 10 P s 5 4 5 Son Francisco 011 002 000 00— 4 Sabrina Goles, Yugaslavla, def. Ra- was sick (mononucleosis last fall) that Pedro Rebolledo of Chile, 3-6, 6-1, 7-6, W indsor Locks at Manchester (at Gelsel 2-3 oVo 0 1 1 St. Louis 001002 00)04—Totals 8 33 1 6 I Totals 30 4 9 4 kefet I played completely relaxed." (7-4). M CC), 6 CHICAGO DETROIT Thomas 1-3 0 0 0 2 0 (Same-winning RBI — Porter (6). San Diego 000 01X1100— 1 Bevamlnl, Israel, 68, 61. Mim a Twilight League Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Mlrobella 3 0 0 0 1 3 — Leonard, Minton, Nicosia. D P — Chicago 300 10000x— 4 Jausovec, Yugoslavia, def. Orly Youth golf clinic offered "He didn’t get ranked where he is “He had lots of chances to beat me Jimmy Arias charges the ball and makes forehand return in Duplicating at M orlorty's (at Mor- RLaw cf 6 1)2 Kunfz cf 3121 Moore pitched to 3 batters In 6th; (Same-Winning RBI— Sandberg (5). Blalastoz- , (5th in the world) by not doing well," but I think at the end, I put the pressure Thomas pitched to 1 batter In 7th. Louis 3. LOB— San Francisco 11, St. match against Terry Moor during U.S. Pro Tennis champion­ lartv Field), 7:30 Hairston If S 2 2 2 (Sarbev 1b 5 0 00 Louis 12. 2B— L. Smith 2, Herr 2, by, Israel, 62, 63. / H.ARTFORD — A special youth clinic con­ Moor said. "He’s probably the toughest on him,” Vilas said, "He was making Junior Legion Steoman If 0 0 0 0 Gibson rf 5 1 1 0 HBP— bv Moore (Howell). Balk— E — Cey. D P — San Diego 1, Chicago 1. Yugaslavla odvbnces fa quarterfi­ ducted by PGA pro Al Geiberger will be held ships at Longwood Cricket Club Wednesday. Arias won in Manchester Junior Legion vs. Hart­ Baines rf 2 00 0 Porrish dh 3 2 2 1 Moore. L e o n a rd . 3B — N ic o s ia 2. H R — LOB— San Diego 6, Chicago 5. 2B— nals. player in this tournament. There was me run a lot but I started to come in on P B — Schroeder. T— 2:54. A— 7,248. Leonard Durham, McReynolds. 3B— Sandberg. Tuesday al 3:30 p.m. by the practice tee at the the short balls.” ford Orlglnoles (at Colt Park, Hart­ Luzinsk dh 5 1 4 2 Herndon If 3 0 1 3 (13), Porter (9). SB— Wellman (8), L. HR not a whole lot 1 could do tonight." straight sets, 6-2, 6-3. ford), 5:30 Walker 1b 5)21 RJones If 1000 Smith 2 (24). S-Glodden. France vs. Denmark Tournament Players Club of Connecticut in Little League Saulres 1b 0 1 0 0 Johnson 3b4 0 0 0 — Martinez (12). S— Dernier. Marle-Chrlstine Callela, France, det. Manchester Nationals at Vernon (at VLaw 3b 5 1 3 0 Brookns 2b 4 0 0 0 IP H RERBBSO IP H RERBBSO Therese Arildsen, Denmark, 63, 6-2. Cromwell, the site of the 1984 Greater Hartford Legion Field), 6 BlueJays8.Angels2 San Francisco San Diego Open. HIM c 4)10 Castillo c 3120 Hammaker 5 3 1 1 0 7 Whitson (L 10-5) 1 4 3 3 0 0 Catherine Tanvier, France, def. Tine Fletchr ss 5 1 3 2 Baker ss 4 111 Cornell 2 4 2 2 2 1 Booker 3 4 11)2 Scheuer-Larsen, Denmark, 64, 64. The event is free to golfers under age 16, with FRIDAY Cruz 2b 3)01 TORONTO CALIFORNIA Minton 3 3 1 1 4 1 DeLeon 200000 the youngest golfers receiving free tee-shirts and Baseball Totals 40 10 16 10 Totals 35 6 9 6 France advances toauarterfinals. Local entrant, French, tops golf qualifiers Ob r h bl <<) r h bl Lacey (L 0-1) 2-3 3 4 4 0 0 Lefferts 2 1 0 0 1 0 all participants receiving theofficial USGA Rules Twilight League Chicago 130 030 021— 10 (Jarclo 2b 4 0 1 2 Pettis cf 4 1 1 0 St. Louis Chicago Society for Savings at M orlorty's (at Detroit 300 200 100— 6 Mosebv cf 5 1 3 3 Grich 2b 3 1 1 2 Bulgaria vs. Soviet Union of Golf bookelt. Morlartv Field), 7:30 Horton 4 1-3 8 2 2 2 3 Sutcliffe (W 6-1) 9 6 1116 WEST HARTFORD — event held at Manchester local competition. Country Club. Windsor, were just off the Tue.sihiy willi a 7(iuvei llic Game-winnino RBI — Fletcher (9). Bell If 5 0 0 0 Lynn rf 4 0 0 0 Lahti 1 2 2 2 2 1 T— 2:14. A— 2787). Katerina Maleeva, Bulgaria, def. Four golfers qualified Country Club, including DP— Chicago 1, Detroit 2. LDB— Johnsn dh 4 110 RJcksn dh 4 0 0 0 Allen 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 Svetlana Cherneva, Soviet Union, 78,7-3, Phil Fedorchak, who lead totals with scores of Wanip;ino:ig <'()iir.se lor SA TU R D A Y ^ Chicago 9, Detroit 6. 2B— Fletcher, Barfield rf 4 I 1 0 Sutter DeCIncs 3b 4 0 1 20 2 0 0 1 2 63. Manuela Maleeva, Bulgaria, def. Old-Timers Game Saturday here at the Wampanoag the winner, David French Also earning the trip to led the local action, fin­ 157 and 158 respectively. his 6-ovei pal winning Baseball Castillo, Kuntz, Luzinskl. 3B— Upshaw 1b 2 1 2 1 CItarella Sconirs 1b3 0 10 1 0 0 0 0 1 Natalia Revo, Soviet Union, 62,60. Country Club for the Na­ American Legion Herndon. Leach 1b 2 0 0 0 Downing If3 0 0 0 Bulgaria advances fa quarterfinals. of Rockville. Mississippi was Dave Gu- ished down the list with a tntcil. Gnn;is had an open Manchester at Salem, Moss. Von Dhlen (W 1-0) 1 2 0 0 0 0 NEW YORK — Two former New York Yankee tional Insurance Youth HR— Parrish (18), Hairston (5). SB— Martinez c 3 0 0 0 Balk— Boone Hammaker.c 3 0 10, T— 3:38. A— French, who played No. nas, who tied for third total of 164 while James French shared the open­ ing 76 ;ind fnllnwcd lli;ii Luzinskl (4), R. Law (16), Walker (4), V. loro 3b 4 2 0 1 PIcclolo ss 2 0 0 0 * 18,492. greats. Elston Howard and Roger Maris, will be Classic to be played at The 3 for Rockville High this with a two-day total of 154. Berak, of East Hartford, ing round lead with a 74 SUNDAY Law (1). SF— Cruz. Griffin ss 4 2 3 1 Wllfong ph 1 0 0 0 Soccer Australia vs. Belgium honored at Yankee Stadium in this Saturday's with a 78tnc;irn lii.s way In Baseball IP H R ER BB SO Totals 37 8 II 8 Totals 31 2 5 2 Anne.MInter, Australia, def. Katleen Country Club of Jackson, past spring, led the quali­ Gunas was one of two and Mike Custorino, of Monday and came back Mississippi American Legion Chicago Toronto 050100101— 8 Schuurmans, Belgium, 7-5,62. Elizabeth 38th Annual Old Timers' Day. Miss., from August 16-21. fiers with a total of 150. qualifiers in the Manches­ Manchester at Lynn, Moss., 10 o.m. Bnnstr (W 7-6) 6 2-3 8 5 5 2 5 Calltomia 002 000 000— 2 Eastern League standings Savers, Australia, def. Nicole Mabllle, Placiues noting the pair’s achievements will be Of that number, two were French was an At-Large ter Division of the compe­ Bloomfield at Manchester (at Mor- A. Jones 0 11)00 Game-winning RBI — Upshaw (8). Belgium, 48, 64,61. erected in the memorial park section of Yankee larty Field), 7:30 Agosto (S 3) 2 1-3 0 0 0 ' 2 1 E— PIcclolo. DP— Toronto 1, Califor­ Australia advances taquarterfinals. from the local qualifying Division qualifier at the tition held at Manchester Detroit nia W L Pet. OB Stadium and Howard’s uniform number 32 and Morris (L 12-6) 4 10 7 7 2 1 1. LDB— Toronto 5, California 3. 2B— Albany 52 39 .571 — NASL standings Italy vs. Austria Maris number 9 will be retired in pre-game White Sox acquire Bair 1 1 0 0 1 0 Johnson, Mosebv. HR— Mosebv Waferbury 50 42 .543 2Vj Anno-Marla Cecchinl, Itoly.def. Judith ceremonies. Monge 1 1 0 0 0 1 Glens Falls 49 43 .533 3'/j Poelzl, Austria, 64, 62. Raffaella Reggl, Transactions Berenguer 1 1-3 2 2 2 2 1 Grich (9). SB— DeCInces (3). SF— Garcia. Vermont 49 43 .533 3Vz East Italy, det. Petra Huber, Austria, 62, 67, Lopez 12-321100 IP H RERBBSO Butfolo 49 44 .527 4 W L GF 6A BP TP 64. Morris pitched to 2 batters In 51h; A. Toronto Nashua 42 47 .472 9 Chicogo 8 7 29 26 26 72 Italy advances to quarterfinals. New Britain 42 5) .452 1) Murcer to visit 7-Eleven Smalley from Yanks Jones pitched to 1 batter In 7lh. Leal (W 11-2) 9 5 2 2 1 5 New York 8 5 24 23 22 70 T— 2:59. A— 39,051. Calltornla Reading 34 58 .370 18Vj Toronto 7 7 27 17 19 61 West Germany vs. Sweden VERNON — Former New York Yankee star Zahn (L 9-7) 7 9 7 6 1 3 Wednesday's Results Tampa Bay 6 9 22 37 20 54 Petra Keppeler, West Germany, def. Baseball Glens Falls at Nashua, ppd., rain Bobby Murcer will be the special guest at a Chicago (A L )— Acaulred Intlelder Roy Kison 1 0 0 0 1 2 WMt Karina Karlsson, Sweden, 64, 38, 61. DETROIT (UPl) - The switch-hitter to give them us more llexiluliiy ami he Vermont 3, New Britain 1, 1st, 7 Voncouver 10 4 28 22 26 82 baseball party to be held at the 7-Eleven Store in Smalley from the New York Yankees for Corbett 121)00 Innings Catarina LIndqvIst, Sweden, def. Syl­ Chicago White Sox an­ power from both sides of can make moves during two minor leaguers to be named later. indlans 2. Royals 1 T— 2:13. A— 28,634. Minnesota 8 5 24 22 2) 67 via Vernon at 554 Talcotville Road Friday from 10 New Britain 3, Vermont 0, 2nd, 7 San Diego 7 6 24 26 20 56 nounced Thursday night the plate and flexibility in the game, loo Chicago (N L) — Placed Inflelder Innings Hanika, West Germany, 64, 38, 62. a.m. to 2 p.m. Richie Hebner on 15-day disabled list, Golden Bay 4 8 31 27 23 45 Hanika and Kepperler, West Ger­ they have acquired short­ their infield. "Smalley is ;i good CLEVELAND KANSAS CITY Reading 9, Buffalo 2,1st, 7 Innings Tulsa 3 10 20 29 20 38 many, The party is open to the public and is being held > retroactive to July 13. _ ab r h bl ob r h bl Twins 3. Orioies 1 Buffalo 4, Reading 2,2nd, 7 Innings stop Roy Smalley from Smalley is hitting .239 in hitter, vers;ilile and New York (NL)— Placed catcher John Butler cf 4 1 1 0 Wilson cf 4 0 1 0 (Teams receive six points for a victory det. Karlssan and Cafrin Jexell, Sweden, for the community by the 7-Eleven new Stearns on 21-day suplemantal dis­ Albany at Waferbury, ppd., rain and four points lor a victory In a 63, 64. the New York Yankees for 67 games with 7 home runs smart He knows how to Carter If 4 0 10 Sherldn rf 4 110 MINNESOTA BALTIMORE Thursday's Gomes franchisees, Ed and Kathy Klemm, Murcer will abled list; recalled outfielder Jerry Franco ss 4 0 2 1 Brett 3b 4 0 3 0 shootout. One Bonus Polnlls awarded for West Germany advances to quarter­ two minor-league players and 26 RBI. He is expected play the game" Martin from Tidewater of the Inter­ ab r h bl ob r h bl Glens Falls at Nashua, 2 each goal scored In regulation up to a finals. be available to autograph free baseballs and to Thorntn dh 3 0 0 0 Drta dh 3 0 ) 1 Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Bumbry cf 4 1 2 0 Vermont at New Britain to be named later. to join the team Friday in national League. Castino rf 4 0 0 0 lorg If 4 0 0 0 maximum ot three per team.) pose with guest for free photographs from 10 a.m. David dh 3 0 10 Shelby rf 4 0 0 0 Buffalo at Reading Wednesday's Results Cleveland. Smalley entered this Vukovch rf 0 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 2 0 0 0 Hatcher If 4 0 1 0 Ripken ss 4 0 10 Albany at Waferbury, 2 to noon. St. Louis — Purchased third baseman Tabler )b 4 0 1 0 Wathan pr 0 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 3, Minnesota 1 The White Sox, strug­ "He can play short, season with a liletirne Terry Pendleton from Louisville of the Hrbek 1b 4 111 Murray 1b 4 0 1 1 Friday's (Tames Vancouver 2, Toronto 1 Hargrv 1b 0 0 0 0 Slaught c 2 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 4 0 0 0 Lwnstn dh 4 0 1 0 Glens Falls at Nashua gling to find the form that third, first and the out- batting averug*;,^l 261 lor American Association. Jacoby 3b 4 110 Conepen ss 4 0 0 0 Albany at Waferbury Chicago 2, San Diego 1 Basketball Engle c 4 1 0 0 Gross 3b 4 0 0 0 Thursday's Games Boxing gave them a runaway field, ” said While Sox’ nine big league seasons Bando c 4 0 2 1 Blancin 2b 2 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 3 1 0 0 Roenick If 3 0 0 0 Vermont at New Britain Los Angeles Clippers — Named Carl Bernzrd 2b 4 0 2 0 McRae ph 0 0 0 0 Buffalo at Reading No Games Scheduled victory in the American GM Roland Hemond. with 112 homers Last Scheer executive vice president and Goettl 3b 2 0 11 Dwyer ph 1 0 0 0 Fridoy's Games Pryor 2b 0 0 0 0 Jimenez ss 3 0 1 1 Rayford c 3 0 1 0 LPGA event opens today League West last season, "Vance Law can play year he hit .275 with 18 general manoger; namedMIkeHopevIce Motley ph 1 0 0 0 No Gomes Scheduled president of business affairs. Dauer 2b 1 0 0 0 Ma|or fight schadule acquired the 31-year-old short and third. ThisgTves Totals 35 2 10 2 Totals 30 1 6 1 Totals 3) 3 5 3 Totals 32 1 6 1 EasternLeaguelinescores '' homers and 62 RHI Football Cleveland ooi 100 000—2 ROCHESTER. N.Y. — At least 140 women Chicooo (NFL) — Placed defensive Minnesota 0)0 010 100— 3 golfers, including defending champion Ayako Kansas City 000100 000-1 Baltimore 100 000 000— 1 tackle M a rk Butkus on the non-football Game-Winning RBI— Franco (6). (1st, 7 Innings) (c-denotes defending champion) Okamoto, tee oft today in the opening roundof the Inlurv list. Game-winning RBI— Jimenez (3). Vermont loo 020 o— 3 5 o Federation Cup play Dallas — Fullback Robert Newhouse New Britain 010 000 0— 1 3 0 July 19 at Tampa, Fla. — Richard $200,000 Rochester International tournament. DP— Cleveland 1. LDB— Cleveland 8, E— Gross 2, Boddicker, Teufel. D P — retired. Kansas City 8. 2B— Jacoby, Bando. S— Lochner and Pryor; Gering, Dale (7) .Savage vs. Kelvin Seobrooks, 10, Tourney officials said the absence of three of Denver (NFL) — Placed linebacker Minnesota 1, Baltimore 3. LDB— and Ackley. W— Lochner (5-6); L— featherweights. Slaught 2. Minnesota 4, Baltimore 6. 2B— Bumbry, the top 30 LPGA money-winners — Nancy Lopez, Chuck walker ot Cal-Lutheran on IP H R ER BB SO Gering Radio, TV July 22 at Seoul, South Korea — c- non-football Inlurv list. Rayford. HR— Hrbek (12). SB— (1-2). HRs— Vermont, Daniels; New Murray Sutherland vs. Chongpol Park, Patty Sheehan and Julie Inkster — should not Cleveland Brunansky ••••••paaaaaaaaaaaaaa#' Blvlevn (W 9-3) 7 1-361126 Britain, Ledbetter. 15, IB F super middleweight title. affect attendance at four-day event at Locust Hill Denver (USFL) — Named Dar­ (3). July 24 at Philadelphia — Marlon Camacho 1 0 0 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Country Club. U.S. in quarters rel Davis heod coach. Waddell (S 3) 2-3 0 0 0 0 1 (2nd, 7 Innings) Palmer vs. Junie Nash, 10, welter­ Houston (NFL)— Slgnedwlderecelver Minnesota Vermont 0000000-052 TONIGHT weights. Kansas City Butcher (W 7-6) 9 6 1)25 Mike Holston. Black (L 10-8) 9 10 2 2 2 1 New Britain 000102x— 3 90 Mets vs. Reds, SportsChannel, July 25 at Atfontlc City, N.J. — Kevin Kansas City — Signed offensive tockle Baltimore Knox, Wise (6) ond Lamar; Denman, WKHT Molev vs. Clinton Longmuir, 10, HBP— bv Blvleven (Drta), bv Camacho Boddicker (L 100) 9 5 3 1 2 2 Cowboy’s Newhouse retires . John Alt of Iowa to four 1-vear contracts. (BalbonI). T— 2:47. A — 19,356. Dale (7) and Sheafter. W— Denman (3-0); Yonkees vs. Twins, Chonnel 11, middlewelghts. HBP— bv Boddicker (David). T— 2:17. L— Knox (10-5). WPDP in tennis action Los Angeles Ram s — Signed tight end July 26 at Miami — Robin Blake vs. THOUSAND OAKS, Calif. — Dallas Cowboys M ike Barber to a 2-veor contract. A 8:00 Bowling: Kessler Open (taped), Edwin Curet, 10, lightweights; Robbie Miami (NFL) — Signed running back — 19,067. Albany at Waferbury, ppd., rain. U SA Cable Sims vs. Mike Baker, 10, middlewelghts. fullback Robert Newhouse, a 12-year veteran Joe CarterofAlabam atoaserlesof 1-vear known for his bullish runs, called Coach Tom SAO PAULO, Brazil visibly tired at the end of said Bulgarian coach contracts. Landry Wednesday night to say he had decided to (UPl) - The United her match, missing easy Yula Berberian. "But New York Jets— Waived running back States, despite a loss by volley shots and serving there are some dangerous Steve FInehIrsch) traded kicker Stu retire. Crum to Kansas City for a 1985 Olympics ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. The decision was not unexpected since Kathy Jordan, beat Swit­ up soft balls for her teams still competing, 10th-rounddraft choice. DRIVEWAY SEALING Newhouse has asked for a leave of absence during zerland 2-1 Wednesday to opponent. including Bulgaria and Czechoslovakia rolled Yugoslavia," Tom pa Bay (NFL) Signed Fred Acorn the early portion of the Cowboys’ training camp. advance to the quarterfi­ of Texas through 1987; extended contract — Quality Work for Less — INSURANSMITHS SINCE Newhouse is the fifth veteran to retire from the nals of the $250,000 Feder­ to a 3-0 victory over of running back James Wilder through INSURANSMI'ims | | Q ^ 4 Cowboys since the 1983 season. ation Cup women’s tennis Gi^ece, although helena 1987. U.S. Olympic basebaii Herald photo by Richmond sukova, ranked 16th in the Hockey • 10 yrs. experience by Brett JolieS tournament. Quarter-final play was Boston — Signed Sw ^lsh defenseman • Insured Jordan, the seventh- world, had to scramble to scheduled for 'Thursday Nats Thelln to 1-vear contract. Hutchinson 003 240 001 — 10 16 3 643-1699 Stallions suspend operations ranked player in the fight off Olga Tsarbopou- and Friday, with the U S. Hartford — Signed wing Roy Neufeld Olympians 200 044 30x — 13 14 0 • Free estimates Member-Guest champions Normand, Martin (5), Kraemer (6), world, fell te Christiane los 7-5, 7-5. going up against Italy and and defensemon Joel Quennevllle to 649-5241 BUFFALO, N.Y. — Blaming financial losses multl-vear contracts. Dllom (7), Long (8) and Wrona; Dunne, *Your driveway is cleaned, repaired and sealed with and declining attendance, the Buffalo Stallions of Willie Oleksinski (left) of Manchester and a member of Ellington Jolissaint 6-2, 4-6, 3-6 in a In other play, Bulgaria West Germany taking on Soccer August (5), Hoover (9) and Catfrev. W— hard-fought battle. defeated the Soviet Uniotr August (4-0). L— Mortin (1-2). HRs— Latexite, a high-quality sealer! 65 E. Center Street the Major Indoor Soccer League since 1979, are Ridge Country Club, and Steve Matava of East Hartford were Australia Thursday. Yu­ MISL — Announced suspension of Hutchinson, Bonds (2). Olympians, Clork suspending operations for the 1984-85 season. The 24-year-old Jordan, 2- 1. ^ goslavia plays Bulgaria operations of Buffalo and Phoenix ( 12). franchises. Manchester, Ct. winners of the two-day member-guesttournament last weekend plagued by tendenitis in "The U.S. and Czechos- and France takes on Cze­ at ERCC. her left shoulder, was lovak'a are still favored," choslovakia Friday. IK MANTHKSTKH HKRALi), Thursdiiy, July 19, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 19. 1984 - 19 643-2711 Classified.. 44 Household Goods 62 For advertisements to be Business Ooportunifies 22 Sforc'Office Space TAG SALE SIGN Rates INOTICe^ Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 Misc tor Sale 63 published Monday, the dead­ 64 Minimum Charge; Lost/Found ...... 01 Em ploym ent Info. 24 Misc. for Rent 46 Home and Garden line is 2:30 p.m. on Fridov Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? 65 $3.00 for one day Personals 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets Musical Items 66 P er W o rd : " ‘ t way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale Announcements 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Read Your Ad The best wa Recreational Items 67 12 days .20C Ad. When you place your ad. you’ll receive Real Estate services Antiques 68 3-5 days 18C Classified advertisements, Classified 69 6 days 16C . . Homes tor Saie 31 Tag Sales are taken by telephone os a ONE TAG SALEiALE SIGN pREt compliments of The Herald. Financial condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 Wanted to Buy 70 26 days 12C convenience. Lots/Land for Sale 33 Paintinq/Paoenng 52 H appy Ads; The Manchester Herald is Mortgages V investment Property 34 Building Contracting 53 $3.00 per colum n inch responsible only tor one incor­ CALL 643-2711 or STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE, 1 HERALD SQ., MANCHESTER Personal Loans 2 Business Property 35 Roofing Siding 54 Automotive Deadlines rect insertion and then only r, ]] Resort Property 36 Heating. Plumbing 55 for the size of the original Wanted to Borrow 14 Flooring 56 Cars/Trucks tor Sale For classified advertise­ insertion. j , Bullding/Controcting S3 Mite, for Solo *3 Tog Solo* Dantnic Income Tax Service 57 Motorcycles Bicycles ments to be published Tues­ E rro rs which do not lessen initnictlon 15 Aportmmt* for RMit 42 Homes for Rent 43 Service* Ottered ** Motorcvclot/Blcyclo* 73 E m p lo y nriCnt Keniais services wanted 58 Rec Vehicles day through Saturdoy, the the value of the advertisement Aulp Services deadline is noon on the day w ill not be corrected by an. AMATUER RADIOS, & Education Rooms tor Rent 41 POf Sale M ANCHESTER - 3 bed­ CARPENTRY AND RE­ ROYAL APOLLO 12 MOTORCYCLE INSU­ CaUvUIIUII Apartments tor Rent 42 Autos for Rent/Lease before publication. additional insertion. CERTIFIED ENTHUSI­ ASHFORD - 2 bedroom electric portoble typew­ tools, dishes, shoes, ASTIC TE A C H E R Will tu­ room duplex, IVi baths, MODELING SERVICES RANCE SPECIALIST — Help Wanted 21 Homes for Rent 43 Holiday/Seasonal Misc. Automotive ranch.. Remodeled. New — Complete remodeling riter. Like new. $99. Coll pocketbooks and so tor English, Oral Com- no pets. Security and Coll us and compare our floors, new kitchen. and home repairs. Qual­ 643-1680. forth. 161 Cooper Hill munlcotlons ond Social references. $575 plus utili­ LAWN MOWERS RE­ rates. Ask for Janet or ties. 643-6444 or 649-7814. Large yard. Heat fur­ ity work. Licensed ond Street, Friday 7/13th & Studies. Call 646-4714 af­ PAIRED— Quick, Expert 20th, 8am-12 noon. Judy. Crockett Agency, nished. Working adults. insured. Coll 646-8165, FOUR OLD BENTWOOD 643-1577. ter 10:30am. 423-4190 evenings. Service! Senior Dis­ Ice cream parlor chairs, ONE BEDROOM , cen­ count! Free Pick Up and early mornings or Notices trally located, available evenings. $60. Phone 649-7375. TA G SALE - Saturday 9-2. HONDA, 1974 550 CB — Delivery! ECONOMY Camping equipment, Immediately, $385 Includ­ FOUR ROOM - one bed­ Excellent condition. Home* fOr Solo 31 MOW ER, 647-3660. hockey skates, Scott DELIVERY PERSON ing heat. 649-4416. After room house on busline. ROBERT E. JARVIS — OLD TIME CLAW FOOT Fairing, backrest, MECHANIC WANTED — SERVICE STATION AT­ M A N CH ES TER - Legal SECRETARY- SECRETARY - GlastonT boots, Suzuki riding TE N D A N T — Part time. AND SALES CLERK-for Secretary with expe­ RECEPTIONIST POSI­ 5pm 649-8782. With appliances. Availa­ Building 8i Remodeling Bathtub, excellent condi­ Kerker Header, K8,N, Lost/Found 01 For construction com­ bury Public Schools. 1.;^ ble Immediately. $320 per leathers, shutters, dutch Apply at; Gil's Auto Ser­ modern pharmacy. Part rience. Requires skills In TIO N In non-profit health month, 35 hours per TONNIE'S ODD JOB Specialist. Additions, tion. $75. Call 647-1904. Jetted new tires, etc. $750. pany. Must have COLON lAL — Four bed­ month plus security and garages, roofing, siding, door, point sprayer and REAL E S TA TE — Weare complete set of tools and vice, Route 6, Bolton. time, nights and wee­ typing and shorthand and agency. Telephone expe­ week. Applications avail.’' MANCHESTER— Avail­ SERVICE: Mowing, lawn Call 643-6560 anytime. rooms, 2 boths, dining, references. Call 271-3791 kitchens, bathrooms, re­ ADLER 1000 Electric Ty­ miscellaneous. 71 Vernon seeking an energetic, li­ be able to weld. Full kends. Apply at once to knowledge of real estate rience required. Good able from Glastonbury able Immediately. One, care, hedges, house­ FOUND — Black and living and kitchen, porch, otter 6pm. placement wlndows- pewriter — $99. Call 643- St., Manchester. censed real estate person benefits. Call Brad be­ STATEWIDE, N O N ­ Tom or Manager, Liggett and bookkeeping. Port typing, transcription and Board of Education)' two and three bedroom painting (Interior and ex­ BICYCLE BOY'S 20" white temOle kitten. Vic­ who enlovs working with Parkade Pharmacy, 404 basement, 2 car garage, apartments. S400, $440, terior), driveway sealing /doors. Call 643-6712. 6091 after 3:30pm. inity of Main and Willi­ tween 9am and 3pm, 289- PROFIT AGENCY for the time or full time. Call organizational skills ne­ Glastonbury, CT 06033- B M X Takara, BendIx people. We offer an ac­ W . Middle Tpke., private lot. $97,500, By $520, heat and hot water and more. Call 871-2938. mag wheels, high tensile ams Streets. It he's yours 8235. tra u m a t leal IV b ra ln - days 643-5820, evenings cessary. Pleasant work­ Phone 633-5231, Ext. 441 .u Cars/Tnickt for Sale 71 tive and enthusiastic Manchester. owner, 646-8372 for ap- Included. BIssell and Store/Offlce Space 44 STER EO CONSOLE, Me- front fork, red stud tires, please call 643-4251. Iniured seeking an Indi­ 643-7135. ing conditions. EOE. Affirmative Action-" Roofing/SIdIng working environment Send resume to Box T, bolntment, offer 6pm. No Bovie Realtors. 649-4800. LA D Y B U STER KEN- diteranean style with’ 197* DODGE DART racing saddle. $99. Call NURSE AIDES — Certifi­ vidual who possesses Equal Opportunity Em^- agents. and training. High In­ management skills and PART TIME HOUSE­ C A R P E N T E R S care of The Herald. NELS - - Canine board -' •••••••••••••••••••■••• turntable, receiver, re- SWINGER, 318 — Auto­ 649-1794. IMPOUNDED - Male cation program will be plover M # . cord storage. Can be used come possible. For confi­ starting on August 6th, experience In the human KEEP ER - Mature, de- W A N TED - 1 to 5 years ALL AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ ing, state licensed, safe, BIDWELL HOME Im­ matic, power steering. Terrier. Year old. Brown. dential Interview call pendable, own MANCHESTER - 111/, bedrooms. Prices to fit livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. clean, reasonable rates. as room divider. Excel­ Found on North Main St. 1984fornursealdeson7-3 services field. Knowled- experience. Own tools PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ SECRETARY, SPECIAL, provement Company — Excellent running condi­ Frank Strano, Strano transportation, Vernon C H FA M O R T G A G E - your budget. Housing Un­ prime retail space, omple R.L. Cobb, 647-8309 and lent condition. $99. Call Rec Vehicles 73 Call Manchester Dog ond 3 - 11 shifts. Full and ge/experlence with trau­ and transportation. Also: TERS wanted Imme­ EDUCATION DEPART-' Roofing , siding, altera­ tion. Florida car. Call Real Estate, 647-7653. New 7 room raised ranch, limited. Coll 724-1967 parking. $660. Call 236- 649-8496. 643-5257. Warden, 643-6642. part time. Please reply matic brain Inluries a Circle area. 3 nights a Carpenters Helpers. 643- diately. Call 643-2659. MENT. Glastonbury tions, additions. Same 871-2330, mornings. $950. plus. Salary commensu­ week, approximately 9966. vinyl siding, 2 garages, (Chg.).______6021 or 644-3977. number for over 30 years. before July 26th, to Direc­ Public Schools, 12month, appliances, rec room FOR S A LE; Craftsman 1973 ECONOLINE VAN, 1962 AVALON 17 ft. DENTAL HYGIENIST — tor of Staff Development, rate with credentials and 5:30-8:30. Lilght house­ PROFESSIONAL PAIN­ 35 hours per week. Appll’-" 649-6495. with fireplace and car­ 3V2 ROOM APARTMENT BRICK, BLOCK, STONE, 3" table saw with table. FORD — $975. Reconditi­ Trovel Trailer. Sleeps 6. Part time starting In between 8 and 3, Monday skills. Forward resume keeping and assisting SECRETARY RECEP­ TERS WANTED Imme­ cations available from- M AN CH ESTER — Within Employment August. Progressive, parents with chlldren- peting. Immediate occu­ — Private home, heat, walking distance to Su­ CO N CR ETE Walkways, $99. FREE: E le ctric oned motor, very good Toilet, 3 burner stove, thru Thursday at 643-5151. and writing sample to: TIONIST POSITION In diately. Call 643-2659. Glastonbury Board bf" Heotlng/Plumblng 55 preventative oriented .Temporary help, college pancy I $89,900. Gordon appliances. Working sin­ perior Court. Five room, steps, patios, chimney stove, needs cleaning, 70 running condition. New furnace. Needs minor Crestfield Convalescent CBTI Inc., 401 West Main non-profit health agency. Education, Glastonburvy work. $850. 725-4633 be­ & Education practice In Manchester. Street, Norwich, CT students welcome. Call Reolty, 643-2174. gle adult only. No pets, first floor office suite, repairs, siding ond paint­ Pontiac Catalina, (iall brakes, new tires, stand­ Home and Fenwood Telephone experience re­ MOLDING MACHINE C T 06033. Phone 633-5231,'’ 643-1814. ard shift. Call only after tween 7am and 5pm. Ask Experience preferred. 06360, 646-5153, leave message quired. Good' typing, children. Call 643-2880. central air conditioning, ing. Quality work at Manor In Manchester. OPERATOR - Immediate Ext. 441. Affirmative FERGUSON ROAD - 8 FOGARTY BROTHERS 5pm, Monday thro F ri­ for Top. Please call 646-2251. with service. transcription and organi­ Action-Equal Opportbn-"^ 2 rest rooms, parking, on lower prices. Call 646-7776 opening. Full time tem­ room garrison colonial. TAKING APPLICA­ for free estimates. — Bathroom remodel­ PORCELAIN 30" Kitchen day, weekends anytime, Help Wanted 21 EXPERIENCED HAIR­ zational skills necessary. Ity Employer N « . '''' high visibility street. G 8, ing; Installation water porary position. Call I'/z baths, new sundeck. TIONS For two bedroom S Associates, 643-2121. Sink, white, good condi­ 649-9012.______ANPOVER EXPERIENCED PER­ DRESSER WANTED — NURSES AIDES - 7am to Pleasant working condi­ A P T, Inc. at 289-2969. heaters, garbage dispo­ WETLANP COMMISSION 3pm and 3pm to 11pm. Cathedral celling In fom- duplex. References and tion. SlOor best offer. Call SON to Operate Body Very good earnings, no tion. EO E. Send resume FINE RETAIL JEWEL-"' sals; faucet repairs. 649- GOV'T SURPLUS CARS Wetlands permit granted to Full or part time. Steady lly room. Lovely Interior. security required. No OFFICE SPACE — 2nd 643-6526. Friland Equities for Pendle­ EXPERIENCED, MA­ Shop for a growing com­ following needed. Ful- to Box T , care of the FLORAL DESIGNER - or. ERY ESTABLISHMENT' BADfllREFHSHING 4539. VIsa/MasterCard 8i Trucks under $100. Now RENTAL SECRETARY l/part time. Call Anne, and secure work with Inground pool. Asking pets. $400 per month. floor, 2roomstotallng500 available In your area. ton Acres Subdivislon-Rt. TURE FULL TIME pany. Spray paint expe­ Herald. So.fadtemp- assistant. Some expe­ offers great opportunity, $150,000. Call owner 647- Phllbrick Agency, 646- accepted. D A YB ED CO UCH— With 314 Andover with the condi­ W A N TED — Part time, 643-1442. excellent working condi­ DRIVER WANTED tor sq. ft. August 1st occu­ Call 1-(619)-569-0241. 24 SALES PERSON — Apply rience a must. Call 742- rience. Full or part time. to sell fine lewelerv.S- 1674. 4200.______REGUZIN& bolsters opens to queen tions that the developer fol­ evenings, 4-7 and wee­ tions and emplopyee be­ autonriotlve distributor­ pancy. Heat, air condi­ Tub. sink. c«r«m ic tli«s Por­ hours. low the suggestions from dis­ in person to: Marlow's, 8517. Includes sales and gen­ trong retail experlericS’ celain or FtoergteM Done in kends. Call Carroll John­ nefits fully paid. We need tioning Included. Plenty size. Foam grey checked trict conservationist, Joseph 867 Main Street, TRUCK DRIVER — Heat­ ship In greater Hartford eral store work. Also preferred. Good oppor* EAST HARTFORD — 2 Vour H o m e B y A Proleeelonel Flooring $6 son Brundrett, Fountain ing fuel oil. Experience dedicated Nurses Aides area. Applicant must of off street parking. Call cover. $35. 643-7069. COUGAR 1970 XR7 - Good Neofsev for sediment con trol Manchester, Saturdays. Apply In per­ tunitv to learn and ad-, Comfomlnlums 32 bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ We Repair Fiberglaea be followed. Village, 528-1300. only for home delivery. who enlov helping our have clean driving re­ John H. Lappen, Inc, ••••••••••••••••••••••a tires, battery, radiator. 034-07 son Flower Fashion, 85 E. vance. Excellent benefit ter, appliances, carpet. 649-5261. C re cke FLOORSANDING — M OVING SALE - Apart­ MANAGEMENT TRAI­ Insurance benefits, uni­ elderly patients. Please cord and knowledge of $425 per month. Call 289- Call Kevin for a Needs body work. $500 or call Mrs. LaunI, Director Center St. package. Apply In persoo. Floors like new. Special­ ment size gas stove, $50. NEE — Wholesale distri­ MEDICAL RECEPTIO- PERSON TO OPEN and forms, vacation, efc. Call greater Hartford. Good Michaels Jewelers, 958 0000 between 10am and FREE Estimate best offer. Call 646-1949 NOTICE 647-9137. of Nurses, 646-0129. Man­ MANCHESTER — 400 MANCHESTER OFFICE izing In older floors, natu­ Portable electric clothes after 6pm or weekends. CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT bution field. Etitrv NIST/ASSISTANT — clean Laundromat on starting pay and benefits. CERTIFIED NURSERY Main St., Manchester. 5pm , Monday thru 649-5170 dryer, $50. Floor pol­ Manchester office needs chester Manor Nursing North Main Street. New 2 SPACE — Ideal for ac­ ral and stained floors. No OF HOUSINO position growth company Hartford Road, 7 days a 5Vi day work week. Call SCHOOL TEACHER EOE Friday. isher; $30. Phileo refrig­ Notice Is herebvglven that, person to assist physi­ ACCOUNTING PERSON Home, 385 West Center bedroom townhouse. countant, lawyer or sales waxing anymore. John 1978 CHEVROliET MA­ with national affiliates week, 5-6:30am. Excel­ 525-3118. wanted - Starting August. ______— L1‘ erator, $35. Quartz pursuant to 24 CFR Port Sit cian. Heavy patient con­ N EE D ED — For full time Street, Manchester. Fully appllanced kitchen, office. Central location. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Verfallle. Call 646-5750. LIBU CLASSIC WAGON - os published In the April 30. profit sharing. Call 649- lent pay. Must be depen­ Send resume to Box 1050 SALES AND STOCK- EAST HARTFORD — 1 Heater, $40. Electric tact. Medical transcrlp- dable. Apply only in per­ position. Involves two convenient to busline and Ample parking. Call 649- ■■••••••■•■•••••••••••a 305V8. High mileage. 1984 Federol Register, the 4563, P.P. Station, Manches­ BOOK D E P T . Reed'S',' shopping. $58,400. CHFA bedroom, heat, hot wa­ 2891. Pointlng/Papering 52 space heater, $10. Maple Commissioner oMhe Oeoort- tlon. Experience son at: Hartford Road offices of Connecticut WAREHOUSE WORKER Asking $2950. 742-6951. ter, CT. 06040. Inc., Manches te r approved. Coll 649-9404, ter, appliances, carpet­ For Sale twin bed, $50. Westing- menl of Housing will hold o required. Please reply to Dairy Queen. PERSON 16 Travel Services In Man­ - Full time. 7:15am to ing, next to park. $375 per Public Hearing to consider Parkade. 649-4064 or 647-1340. house dehumidifler, $40. FORD FAIRLANE 500 - Box S, c/o the Manches­ OR OVER for COUNTER chester and New Britain. 4:00pm. Apply in person NURSES AIDES - 7am to MODERN OFFICE FOR the Proposed Program De­ DEPENDABLE HELP ------u:?, month. Call 289-0000 be­ R EN T - 431 sq. ft. Heoted, aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa G.E. air conditioner, 1968, 4 door, all power, scription tor the Rental Re­ ter Herald. WORK at Hartford Road Please call Gayle after Arthur drug. No phone 3pm and 3pm to Horn. tween 10am and 5pm, PAINTING AND PAPER CARDINAL W A N TE D to work with PAINTERS -W i t h 5 years FOR SALE - 1 bedroom air conditioned and car­ HANGING — Exterior Household Goods 62 $100. 646-6298. radio, heater, new rodla- habilitation Program. Dairy Queen. Apply In 3pm, at 647-1666. calls please. Full or part time. Steady other girls In kitchen. experience In residentldl' Monday thru Friday. The Public Heoring will be M ANAGER — Weekends person at: Hartford Road and secure work with condo, Manchester. peted. 646-4440 days, ev­ and Interior, ceilings re­ tor, brakes, exhaust sys­ nejd at 10:00 o.m. on Thurs- Call 649-0305 between 9 and industrial. Transpor,- - Newly carpeted. Clean enings 646-1077. FOUR MAN Inflatable tem. Good rubber Includ­ day^Auaust 2,1984 at the Con- BUICK only. For convenience Dairy Queen. MATURE BABY SITTER COOK W ANTED-for day excelleent working con­ T W O BEDROOM paired. References, fully and 4. tatlon necessary. Gootf and convenient. Match- Insured. Quality work. rubber boat. Coast Guard ing snows. One family nectl^t Deportment of auto care service. Excel­ WANTED - To care for.7 care center. Responsible ditions and employee be­ pay and working condl" A P A R TM E N T — $425 in­ USED REFRIGERA­ Housing, 1179 Main Street, Has an immediate open­ month old son. Our home, Ino couch and loveseat PROFESSIONAL Martin Mattsson, even­ approved for 1'/z HP mo­ vehicle. 69,000 miles. Ask- lent pay. Call 647-8997. POSITIONS AVAILA­ for preparing lunch and nefits fully paid. We need CAR WASH ATTEND­ tions. Call 1-224-4846. EOS cludes utilities. No pets. TORS, WASHERS, tor. $75.42 Inch aluminum Hartford. The Heoring will ing in our busy office for Vernon dedicaated Nurses Aides rr Included. Why rent when BU ILD IN G near Man­ ings 649-4431. Ranges - clean, guaran­ Ing $625. 649-4324.______be held In the Commission­ an experienced book­ BLE — Part TIme/Full kitchen cleanup. $3.37 per AN TS - See Andre, Gentle Sorry no chllren. Call folding table, 7 ft. crank St. area. 5 days weekly. who enlov helping our you can own at this low chester Hospital. Pres­ teed, parts and service. er's Conference rcom, keeper. A knowledge of Time office help. Flexible hour. 10am-1pm. Call 646- Touch Car Wash, 344 j price of $38,900? Coll 646-4288. umbrella and stand. $80. 1979 DODGE TRUCK - located on the second floor. CIRCUITS INC. hours, telephones, typ­ 646-0559 after 5pm. elderly patients. Please ently occupied by medi­ CEILINGS REPAIRED Low prices. B.D. Pearl & automotive accounting 7090. Broad St., 11am to 5pm. Business Opportunities 23 1 647-1860. cal group of four. 24lnch 3-speed bike. $20. Custom V100. 16,500 Copies of the Program De­ would be helpful, but not ing, invoicing, assist call Mrs. LaunI, Director T W O BEDROOM or R EPLACED with dry- Son, 649 Main Street, scription will be ovol table for ImniMliat* opaningi Available January 15, Call 649-4314. miles. Automatic trans­ essential We manufacture printed bookkeeper, manager. COMPANION- of Norses, 646-0129. Man­ A P A R TM E N T — Heat, wall. Call evenings, Gary 643-2171. review by the public upon re­ PART TIME HELP CARPENTERS NEEDED FOR SALE • One bed­ mission, power steering. quest from the Department circuit boards and are in Auto reloted. Apply: Zie- HOUSEKEEPER - Man- chester Manor Nursing hot water and parking. 1985. $1350 monthly plus McHugh, 643-9321. WANTED - G eneral - Immediate openings for FREE Information on SA­ room condo, Manches­ utilities. Reply 168 Car­ Excellent condition! Cap of Housing. We offer a good starting need of reliable people, bart Rustproofing, 1284 chesfer resident cleaning person to clean Home, 385 West Center $400 a month. Coll otter MUST SELL EVERY­ 033-07 salary, many fringe bene­ we have openings tor: experienced carpenters. TELLITE TV DEALER.-, ter. Newly carpeted. riage Drive, Manchester, NAME YOUR OWN END ROUS 646-3389 or 649-3371. W Main Street, East preferred. Small family. small shop and office. St., Manchester. 5pm, 528-6616. TH IN G ! Bedroom and 27'A width - 25 cents; fits and good working All phases of construc­ SHIPS. 100-t- channels Clean and convenient. CT 06040. p R iCE — Father and son. DRILLERS Hartford, 643-6593. Hours negotiable. Re­ living room sets,etc. Best 13Y4 width - 2 lor 25 1977 PONTIAC V E N ­ AVISO hours tion. Full time employ­ everyone wants. Tblsi Matching couch and ••••••••••••••••••••••• Fast, dependable ser­ OePARTAMCNTO DC LA spond to P.O. Box 127, CAR P EN TER S - Expe­ ment and benefits. Call D UP LEX — 3 bedrooms, offer. Call 871-2297. cents. M U ST be picked TURA - Automatic, SCREENERS rienced In concrete form, could be your opportun-, loveseat Included. Why convenient location, 1 vice. Painting, Paper­ VIVIENOA Oe CONNCCTICUT Please contact Mr. Satryb Bolton, Ct. 06040. 742-5317 8:30-5:00, Mon­ rent when you can own at Resort Property 45 up at the Manchester power steering, power Por eita madio, en confor- FLOATERS framing and trim. Taking Ity of a lifetime. CJalU car garage. $500 a month hanging 8, Removal. Call OLDER FOUR DRAWER between 9 and 4 for an in­ day - Friday. this low price of $38,900? Herald Office BEFORE brakes, AM-FM, $2000. mldod con lo Secclon 24 CFR terview appointment applications at Orlando Doug Davis, Ext. R-28Q plus utilities. Security 644-0585 or 644-0036. DRESSER — With full Call 643-6541. Porte 511 oubllcodo el 20 de STOCK CUTTER Call 647-1860. " 11 A M. ONLY. NA's & INSPECTOR Annulll 8i Sons, 147 Hale 1-800-421-5300. and references. Even­ swing-type mirror. Has obrll de 1984 en el Reoltiro Apply in person at: RN's Five years minimum eiperience BABYSITTER WANTED C O L U M B IA LAKE — EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Federal, el Comlilonodo del on sheet metal or preotlon Rd., Manchester, 644- ings, 875-2979. 6" legs. Needs some 1979 PONTIAC CATAL­ Deportomento de lo VI- Circuit* Inc., mactiine aircraft parts Day Shift - For f month girl. Man­ Waterfront. August, min­ P A IN TIN G and wallpap­ 649-4571 2427. DISTRIBUTORS Lots/Land for Sale 33 work. SSO.^an 643-2880. INA - Air conditioning, vlendo celebroro uno vlito 59 Deminfl Rd., Berlin HHA's chester vicinity. Week­ W A N TE D - Nationwide- imum 2 week rental; 4 ering, celling work. Call Home and Garden 64 publico en lo cuol tomoro en Come and learn the ad­ LPN's LAYOUT MSPECIOR days 8:30-4. Licensed pre­ MANCHESTER - availa­ power steering, at. Very Come arxt learn about the 5 years mlnmum experience on cosmetic firm. Small In­ ble Immediately; One persons. Call 643-2593, evenings, Gary McHu'9{1- BOY>^ OAK good condition. $2500. conslderoclon lo propuesto vantages of working lor sheet metal or precision machine THE BI6GESIBEIUIY COMPINV ferred. 647-7298 after HEAD del Progromapara Rehablir advantages of working lor vestment, fantastic fu­ 649-0498, 228-9852. 643-9321. BOARD — For medical personnel pool. medical personnel pool •treraft parts Night shift. .W ITH IHE NEWESI NEWS. *V0N 6pm. FR EE CA TA LO G — Of bedroom. Quiet street. twin bed. 643-5044.______toclon de Vlvlendos. We have openings on all Exoelleni working conditions man Niw iirnlngi oppgrtunlirn..up lo ture. 728-1100 9am to 5prh7 land bargolns, 5 acres to $375. Manager 649-4800. ••••••••••••••••••••••• Never used. $40 Firm. DELIVERING RICH Esto vlsto publico se cel- OUTSIDE SALESPERSON Must have 1 year full time air condiljpr>ed plant In Manches­ C A D ILLA C - 4 door. 1968. ter Overtime and company bene­ 50*/i on Ilia, phii melting llnin- 724-4522 5 to 9pm. Infor­ 500 acres, covering Ver­ ONE OF THE nicest Call 643-1568. LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus ebroro o lot 10:00 o.m., shifts. We offer excel­ experience We have open­ clil riwirili lor Inlmtudng dhiri GENERAL SERVICES Misc. for Rent 46 Runs well. Fully po- luevet - de oeotlo 1984, en el Needed Evenings in ings on all shifts. We otter fits mation: John Arthur En­ mont and the Berkshlres THREE ROOM APART­ things about wont ads Is tax. Sand, gravel and lent pay and benefits. II non. Niw prilliilonil iilii DRIVER, Glastonbury wered. $600. 649-9125. Deportomento de lo vi We will be recruiting on excellent pay and benefits DVNAMli; M Eim PfflDIICTS CO. INC. Irilning. niw polinllil forgrowUi. terprises, Box 20234,' at lowest Imaginable pri­ M E N T - with heat, hot their low cost. Another Is AIR CO NDITIONER for stone. Coll 643-9504. vlendo, 1179 Moln SIreei. Manchester We will be recruiting on 646-4048 Bi pin ol It ill. Public Schools. 12 month Hartford, Ct. 06120. their quick action. Try a Hartford, C T - en el Solon de July 25th. 1904 from 10 40 hours per week. Trans­ ces. Write: CATALOG water, stove, refrigera­ sliding window, either FOR SALE - 1983 Buick July 25th. 1984 from 10 a. Cdl now.: 5239401 or 278-2841 O FFIC E, P.O. Box 938-E, tor, carpet. $330. Adults MANCHESTER — Gar­ want ad today! vertical or horizontal, PICK YOUR OWN RASP­ Conlerenclo del Com ltlo- a m. to4 p.m. intheH&R m to 4 p.m. in the H&R portation of students and Skylark, 4 cylinder, auto­ nodo - locolizodo en el 2do. Block Office. Marshall's North Adams, Mass. only. Third floor. No ages tor rent, Hortford- Ward's 9000 BTU, 110 V, BERRIES — AT Nutmeg matic, In excellent condi­ PIto. Block Office. Marshall's assignments In coniunc- OWN YOUR OWN 01247. Falrfleld Rd. vicinity. Call Mall. 324 Broad St.. Mall. 324 Broad St.. Man­ pets. Centrally located. 12A, $75. Phone 646-3067. Vineyard, Bunker HIM tion. Rower brakes, AM - Coplot de lo decloroclon AUTOMOUVE CAR DEAL tlon with School Bos Pro­ DESIGNER JEAN del Proeromo Proouetto es Manchester. chester. RN Security deposit re­ Coll 646-3938. ^Tlodd, Coventry. Call 742- F M stereo, power M ult call tor mtarviaw appo^ilmant 11-7 Full time or part time gram. Call 633-5231, Ext. 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Monday to high profit business please call 643-2129. deling and repairs. FR EE heater. Hardwood frame. very clean, dependable Friday 8 to 2. available from transpor­ Manchester area. Re­ notified that there will be o $20,000.00 investment in­ MATURE PERSON - For sponsible tenent. Call 647- estimates. Fully Insured. $125. 643-0786. ^ ______CORN CMS transportation. $1500.649- caucus on Tuesday, July 24, tation department, Glas­ cludes beginning inven­ key position In our con­ 1984 at 7:30 p.m. In the Town MANCHESTER - Mill- 3735. Telephone 643-6017, after EARLY 9337 otter 5pm.______RESTAURANT tonbury Board of Educa­ tory, fixtures, supplies venience store Fran­ bridge Hollow, 2 bed­ 6pm, 647-8509. AMERICAN Buckland Rd. Hall to select Party En­ tion, 232 Williams St., training, grand opening chise. 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Pool and more. $495 vanities, formica, Wilson 1976 CAPRI - New paint, soci such other business os SECRETARY-MARKETING DEPARTMENT Equal Opportunity Em­ INFORMATION CALL A Vogotablos may prootrly come before 2 years office experience. Excellent skills re­ T O L L FREE opportunity for right per­ monthly plus utilities. art, Corlan counter tops, new tires. Runs great. such coucus. ployer M # . Waiters • Waitresses quired. Typing 55 to65 wpm, stenoSO wpm, word 1-800-231-6433 son. Applications at Lease and security. Call Services Offered 51 kitchen cabinet fronts, Misc. for Sale 63 $2300 or best otter. 643- Mark Johnson, processing. Ability to work in fast paced atmos­ FINANCING AVAILABLE Dairy Mart, 368 Spencer 646-0618. complete woodworking 5361 after 6pm. Chairman For Quslltled Apptipanli St., Manchester. 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Musical Items 66 In the Office of the Director l|tat provides additional resources for baitween 9 A.M. - 4 P.M. at: EaOiMtarlnlhtciplMrMandatoranoltMr. radqraoM/laauaUF. of General Services, 41 Cen­ 'sound decision making, a five day work Pr|cln||Prk coordinator - Prior experience CAIL OR STOP IN ter Street, Manchester, Con­ 35 Talcottville Road NEEDED HI MANCHESTER by CONNIE WIENER LESSONS IN DR^MS, necticut, until A U G U S T 2, week, excellent compensation and helpfu percussion or theor. FOR DETAIIS 1984 ot 11:00 o.m. for the fol­ benefits program. Denny's also strongly V ernon , C T " E ’U O V F MERRFIO LQEZPDF EH OVF YBDZW lowing: REPOWER AMERI­ Trumbull St. Qualified Instructor. Call CAN LAFRANCE LADDER upholds its promotion from within policy. Griswold St. Thom pson Day Shifts 'til 6 p.m. and evening shiftsfrom3 / 649-4193. TR UC K «1 Adam s St. Lilac St. Trebbe To start this challenging, rewarding p.m. available. Must have flexible availability 01 G DBUGNOE8 'AFDIBH. E VOTF HB YELF, The Tow n ot Manchester Is Dover Rd. H endee Rd. H yde Competitive starting rates, Liberal fringe be­ on equal opportunity em ­ career In food service management, 3 A ndor Rd. Antiques m ployer and requires on ottlr- please send your resume or Tetter of A great new job' )e n g X s C en ter St. Scott Dr. nefits. OHW E VOTF HB REDZLDEFHW. OHW E motive action policy for allot qualifications to: DonKirkham. Denny's M cK ee St. Dougherty St. VVetherall St. For consideration, applications are available Us Controctors and Vendors os Q condition of doing busi­ Regional Office. One Delta Drive. Dept. is just around Jarvis Rd. Fulton Dr Keeney St. at the store courtesy booth. You will receives OVEHQ OVGO El MFEHR O LOEZPDF.” — WANTED ANTIQUES: ness with the town, os per 1X-0716/18. Westbrook. Maine 04092. An the corner! phdne call if we are interested in your experl Eorly Victorian, Oak, c S u p L C x C o X Federal Order 11246. Equal Opportunity Employer. ence. BUOD IVODEL. 1920's and miscellaneous. Bid forms, plans and spscltl- An Equal Opportunity Employer Please call 643-8709. C ^ ^ u t o , jJ n e . cations a rt available ot the PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "Jason Robards has been a great Influence on my life General Services Office, 41 and he Is the most exciting actor I have ever been on stage with. He's become D O N 'T KNOW where to Center Street, Manchester, Call 647-9946 or 643-2711 family." — Maureen Stapleton. Connecticut. look next tor a lob? How TOWN OF MANCHESTER, about placing a "Situa­ Rtr 6. Columb'i CONNECTICUT SHOPRITE laactiMtlll, (. 11, ( i 11 14 i P e n g l S . Ask for the Circulation Department 214 Spencer St., Maiicliester, CT EOE/MF C1SB4byNEA,lnc. MO tion W anted" od In R O BER T B. WEISS, OiRtebyNCA.Mc classified? 0563 221 9431 GENERAL MANAGER ------028-07 20 MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Thursday, .luly 19. 1984 BUSINESS Fusscas gets GOP nod Gloucestei oan provide Slayer wanted Loophole in pension iaw aiiows empioyers to drop pians for bid in 55th District a whale of a good tinw to hunt humans An utterly ununticiputed pension issue has emerged When a company drops its plan, you, an employee, "The guidelines affii m that pension surplus belongs ... page 3 ... page 9 and now threatens to explode over whether companies are unquestionably affected. Employers who termi­ to employers,” says Lawrence Margel, chief actuary ... page 4 should continue to be allowed to terminate pension ‘ ■ Ifc , nate a plan must vest all employees — even those who of Towers, Perrin, Forster & Crosby, a benefits plans in order to strip off any cash surplus. Your in normal circumstances are still years away from consulting firm. Employers said, "If we can’t do this, This involves all of us, employees and employers! vesting. In most cases, employees receive only the we’ll simply terminate plans and not substitute Few, if any. employees realize that theiremployers M oney's benefits they've earned to that date. Replacement anything.” can drop existing pension plans as long as employers L might be another defined benefit plan that promises a Critics — including many in Congress — argue that meet certain criteria and leave enough funds in their W orth fixed pension at retirement. Or replacement might be employers are legally stealing pension funds that plans to meet the i)lans' liabilities a defined contribution plan, such as stock ownership belong to employees and, as Gordon accuses, “are This option appeals to ;i mounting number of Sylvia Porter or profit-sharing, that does not guarantee a specific reneging on an implied bargain." Clear tonight; companies that see temporary fat surpluses in their income later on. Or there might be no replacement at Every aspect is ironic. This is inconsistent with the Manchester, Conn. all. theory that pensions are deferred wages; it sneers at Cloudy Saturday pension funds that otherwise remain off-limits. .Since Friday, July 20, 1984 1980 alone, more than 200 pension-fund terminations And even if the company institutes an identical the recent comment of Labor Secretary Raymond — See page 2 involving excess binds of more than $1 million each defined benefit plan the next day, you, an employee Donovan that the private pension system is "the Single copy: 25$ have been approved, covering more than $2.2 billion in borrowing pension funds in almost all circumstances. might have to start accruing benefits all over again — bedrock of retirement income and will exceed Social iJIan rljffitrr M rralh total as.sets. Right now, more than 90 new applications But there’s a giant loophole: A company can end a depending on how the plan is written. Security in importance.” are pending before the Pension Benefit Cjuaianty plan, skim the excess cash, and then, if it wants, Employees who have already retired do not lose any Corp. establish a new plan. Since the entire system is current monthly income from their pensions. But Our nation is deliberately knocking down the Hundreds of thousands of you. as employees, voluntary, employers have no obligation to set up a employers have at times used surplus funds to add social-welfare system it took us almost a full century already have been affected: hundreds of thotisands successor plan. cost-of-living adjustments (COLAs). Stripping off the to build. Are you aware of it? more will he. as more plan terminations are "In 1974. when we were writing ERISA, we made a surplus means that these — at best — infrequent approved. The appetil is clear: Overfunded phins big mistake," observes Michael Gordon, a lawyer COLAs will cease. The irony is that the same "Sylvia Porter's New Money Book for the 80s,’’ 1,328 have become extremely attractive to comptinies. who was then pension counsel to Sen, Jacob Javits, inflationary pressures that bloated pension funds pages of down-io-earth advice on personal money which often view them ;is adjuncts to the corportite R-N.Y., and who assisted in drafting the law. "No one have eroded the value of many pensions. management, is now available through her column. Spending slowdown treasury — they could use these excess funds to pay foresaw that an inflationary environment would occur To clarify procedures for terminating pension Send $9.95 plus $1 for mailing and handling to “Sylvia off debts accrued in buying another company, to that would lead to overfunding plans." plans, the Labor Department, the Internal Revenue Porter’s New Money Book for the 80s,” in care of the prevent a Uikeover or for another corporate goal. Today, many pension plans chalk up temporary Service and the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp. Manchester Herald, 4400 Johnson Drive, Fairway, The Employment Retirement Income Security Act surpluses due to a variety of reasons: inflation, high announced new guidelines in late May, The guidelines Kan. 66205. Make checks payable to Universal Press (ERISA), passed in 1979. prohibits companies from interest rates, a smaller workforce. suggest you might as well use mirrors. Syndicate. surprises economists 2 By Denis G. Gulino sales prepared by the depart­ as many economists have been B usiness Thomas heads water group Railbus carries the hope United Press International ment’s Census Bureau. predicting, or too high. May spending was up a strong 1.1 Personal income climbed, at Chester E. Thomas Jr. of Manchester has been WASHINGTON — The nation’s named chief, Connecticut office. New England percent after an even stronger annual rates, by $23.9 billion in in B rief personal income grew by a moder­ April, when 1.5 percent more goods June to a seasonally adjusted District, Water Resources Division, of the U.S. ate 0.8 percent in June but Geological Survey. and services were purchased than annual rate of $3,004 trillion. Johnson elected to board of railroad’s resurgence spending slowed down dramati­ in March. Personal spending went up by Thomas joined the Survey in 1961 in the water cally, increasing only 0.2 percent, Today’s report said Americans $5.3 billion to $2,417 trillion. Savings Bunk of Munchester President Willium the Commerce Department said quality branch in the New York-New England By Joanne Johnson where you would want to cut down British Rail Engineering. Ltd. and today. spent less overall on automobiles, Overall wages and salaries R. Johnson luis been elected to a two-year term on District in Albany. N.Y. Since reassignment ta on travel between train and bus auto parts, large appliances and jurnped at an annual rate of $12.6 the board of direc­ United Press International Leyland Bus, who set out to spread The increase in income was Hartford, he has been responsible for a variety of stations." said Michael Dinning of the word of the transporation other durable goods in June but the billion in June, compared with $3.8 tors of the National interpretative and supervisory activities pertain­ NEWPORT, R.I. — An innova­ the U.S. Department of Transpora- twice the revised 0.4 percent in retail sales report said there was a billion in May, on the strength of Council of Savings method widely used in their May and the most since April’s 1 ing to hydrologic investigations in Connecticut, tive British-built commuter bus tion. "I don’t think it’s an exagger­ country. 'sharp 2.1 percent increase in that the large surge in employment in Institutions. percent gain, with June’s in­ category for the month. In his tenure with the Survey. Thomas has that runs on railroad tracks could ation at all to say this could do June that gave the month the Johnson was also help revitalizate America’s rail­ wonders for the American "We are convinced that this creased factory employment a The spending figure is a key lowest unemplyment rate, 7,1 named to the asset authored or co-auth’ored 14 hydrologic reports, ways, officials said during the railroad.” exciting concept is^l catch on major contributing factor. ingredient in the government’s percent, in over four years. and liability com­ had a two-month assignment in Brazil evaluating vehicle’s U.S. debut. European and Asian countries throughout thd'^orM ,” James The month’s increase was the official measure of economic Farm income also increased by mittee of the as.soci- water-quality stations and has been on the Urquhart, chairman of British same before income taxes were growth in the second quarter, the Advisory Committee to the Institute of Water The so-called Railbus made its are already running a handful of $1.3 billion, after falling $2 billion ation Charles I. way down a local tourism line Railbuses, or bus bodies mounted ■ Rail, told about 50 business, subtracted and after, a total known gross national product measure to in May. Pike, SBM’s vice Resources. University of Connecticut, since 1970. Wednesday as developers on railway vehicle undercar­ transportation and government as disposable income. be published Monday. With spending much slower and president and com­ riages. The vehicle has become officials at Newport Casino. But the spending figure, in The discrepancy between the income continuing to increase mercial services of­ Thomas has a bachelor’s degree in geology launched a three-month demon­ from Upsala College and a master’s degree in stration to show riders that the popular in Denmark, Ireland and "We have taken a means of today’s report prepared by the two reports raises new questions nearly 1 percent the nation’s ficer, w as appointed geology from Washington University. vehicle can be an easier way to Thailand because it is inexpensive transporation that was already department’s Bureau of Economic about whether the government’s savings rate improved slightly to to the commercial and efficient to run, officials said. there and the tracks, which were Analysis, was a surprise to ana­ tentative estimate of GNP growth, 6.1 percent of disposable income in loan committee. The Connecticut office of the Survey has a staff travel than the automobile. of 30. "1 can see where this kind of The Railbus is the product of a also already there, and simply lysts and directly contradicted a surprisingly strong rate of 5.7 June from 5.6 percent in May. The Washington, six-year development venture by built upon that.” Urquhart said. another report a week ago on retail percent, will turn out to be too low. D C.-based council thing would work out in cities is a national trade association for sav\ William Johnson ings institutions. Citizens’ earnings increase Global revenues boost Emhart earninos Citizensitizens Bank of Glastonbury reportedrennrtpH netnot ® Soviet hints it won’t attend income of $435,282 for the six months ended June FARMINGTON (UPI) - Em­ 1.45 Champion reports earnings 30. an increase of 21 percent over the previous Worldwide revenues for the months, compared with $ a year’s figures. hart Corporation said Wednesday period were $464.8, compared to year ago. J an increase in worldwide revenues STAMFORD — Champion International Corp. Per-share earnings for the period were $2.30, $426.5 million in the same period Worldwide revenues were $925.7 Vienna arms taiks- this faii reported an improvement of over 50 percent in pushed second quarter earnings up two years ago. million, versus $847.2 million, for compared with $2.05 the previous year. Total by 23 percent. the 1984 and 1983 first-half periods. ^^cond quarter earnings, attributed to strong assets have increased to $84.5 million from $66 8 Record net earnings for the The company said operating in­ Bv Jim Anderson The Soviet diplomat said he did remits in its paper and packaging units. million in 1983. For the first six months net The Soviet source said his CItampion reported earnings of $40.1 million, or second quarter were $22.2 million, come rose 32 percent in the second United Press International not expect the talks would take Citizens Bank has offices in Glastonbury, South equal to 88 cents per share, earnings were $43.4 million, up 20 quarter and orders for the second government is convinced that 65 cenjs per share, up 57 percent from the $25.6 Glastonbury, Marlborough, Hebron and percent over 1983’s first-half net of place in Vienna as proposed for recent U.S. statements by Presi­ milliontreported in the same quarter last year. Columbia. compared to net earning of $18 quarter were $439 million, up 4 WASHINGTON - The Soviet September. million, or 72 cents per share in $36.2 million. Per share earnings dent Reagan and other administra­ percent from the same period last Union hints it will not come to The Soviets, in a June 29 letter to 1983. rose to $1.73 for the first six year. Vienna in September to talk about tion officials, which blamed the the United States, proposed meet­ Soviet Union and Cuba for subver­ U anti-satellite warfare unle.ss the ing in Vienna Sept. 18 to discuss a UPI photo United States comes up with sion in El Salvador and other ban on anti-satellite weapons. Central American nations, are a It was all handshakes, congratulations ALBERTO VQ5 VASELINE specific proposals, a condition U.S, The United States said it would and the Rev. Jesse Jackson (center) officials say will not be met. continuation of the theme Reagan and smiles at the end of the Democratic Hot Petroleum send a delegation but wanted to set earlier when he described the shake hands while Joan Mondale (right) DIAL Q-TIP Jelly RAVE The latest word came from a discuss other issues as well, National Convention in San Francisco applauds. In the foreground, vice Aerosol POND’S Soviet official, talking to United Soviet Union as the "evil empire," Oil Cotton including the strategic and Thursday night. Behind the podium, presidential nominee Geraldine Ferraro Home Perm Refills Naturally Press International on the basis of The Soviet official took pains to Deodorant intermediate-range missile talks, point out discussions in Washing­ presidential nominee Walter Mondale smiles at Gary Hart. 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Bv Laurence AAcQuIllen Both nominees make their tri­ worse off, and Ihc middle class is *1.19 *1.37 direct and constructive reply," United Press International Pravda commentary was an au­ umphant returns home today, with standing on a trap door," he said in LA N AC O R T This meant, the official said BAYER thoritative statement of the Soviet Mondale going to Minne.sota and bis acceptance speech. ACUTRIM CREAM BABY Thursday, that the United States position. SAN FRANCISCO - Walter Ms. Ferraro — the first woman The Democratic presidential DICKINSON’S Aspirin would be expected to come for­ Mondale, with a tough-talking vice presidenlial nominee of a slandardbcarer bluntly de<-larcd .5 oz. 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Unisom B’s ALKA SELTZER Bv Marianna Ohe "Wc have not been in eontael no information about today's United Press International Tablets Regular With looks ahead to 1985 with the Postal Service, but planned return lo the bargaining wage freeze, a Iwo-tier pay scale 1 2 ’ t Formula Iron repre-sentatives of FMCS have table. wilti new workers receiving one *1.99 *2.49 WASHINGTON - Two of the assured us the Postal Service now lliird less and cutbacks in other *2.09 •4.2fa *4.87 For Manchester fireworks • Among the I biggest com­ Union leaders had said they nation's largest postal unions is prepared to return to the beiiefils 894 *1.27 afficionadqes it will be same plaints registeieed at this year’s would resume talks only when the time, same place next Fourth of returned to the bargaining table bargaining table for the express Postal Service agreed to discuss "Wc are interested in negotiat­ . event were thgt the fireworks today in the hopes of hammering purpose of di.seussing economic ing a contract, but not on our knees July. were launched in a location not money issues. loRTHQjjii'JVJOL^ TUCKS GELUSIL out a labor contract for 500,000 issues and wages," APWU spokes with no givebaeks." Biller said. The Independence Day Cele­ postal workers. With a eonirael deadline of TUCKS bration Committee met Thurs­ man Alan Madison said Thursday. midnight today. APWU President '1 he two postal unions and two starter ...... 5 Pads Antacid CALDESENE visible to everyone and that the The American Postal Workers Today Madison called the re­ other smaller unions, which re­ SQUIBB day night to begin looking at show was too short, committee Moe Biller said the Postal Service Coot! 4 0 ’s Tablets Mineral Oil Union and the National Associa­ sumption of negotiations "very, present about 100,000 workers 0 1985, following this year’s fire­ has not yet put a viable economic ORTHO GYNOL Com toet! lOO’t 16 oz. members reported. tion of Letter Carriers agreed to go very significant." broke off negotiations with tlie works display and celebration Agostinelli said that all dis­ back to the table after talks broke package on the bargaining table *1.37 *2 .3 7 — the town’s first in eight years Madison said union officials Letter Carriers President Vin I’o.slal Service Monday. CONTRACEPTIVE 2.47 * 3 .1 7 plays are limited to 30 minutes, down earlier this week because were hopeful they could reach an The Postal Service maintains * Powder — which dre>v an estimated but that the committee could cent Sombrolto said, "They put a STARTER KIT their leaders maintained the Pos­ agreement in the 14 hours before b;ig of garbage on the table ” Ibid union proposals for wage and 2 0z. Playtex 15,000 to 20,000 people to the look into purchasing more fire­ tal Service was unwilling to talk CALADRYL ANUSOL Ointment Non-dsodorsnt SuppoaiiorlM grounds of Manchester Com­ the deadline. Union leaders said the Post.-il bi nefil increases and eost-of-living 1 2 ’i works. The display this year about economic issues. Lotion Suppositories 1.25 oz. Tsmpons munity College. A Postal Service spokesman had Service is .seeking a Ihree-year adjustments would cost $14 5 bil­ 24’t l^ e d 24 minutes and included lion over three years and raise the 6 oz. 2S’a Adult/ - _ ^ i 1 "We’rp moving on to year two $3,000 worth of fireworks, he Chlldron with a very good taste in cost of a first-class stamp to 28 *5.49 * 2 . 7 7 M .8 9 Regular or Super Super Plus said. ■‘:'V cents. *2.87 *2.99 everyone’s mouth,” said Com­ Committee member and town mittee Chairman Nathan G. Director James F. Fogarty Local postal union rejects contract The unions say those estimates Available at participating Brack Helreprey Bid Spice AgostInelU. drew laughter when he ex­ are exaggerated and would cost Crown Pharmacy the postal service about $10 billion All Typn Stick Deodorant Members reported few, if plained that the probteion of long EAST HARTFORD — The union Merged Branch 86, said the ap­ Lenox Pharmacy VALUE PLUS STORESI contract- were unacceptable be­ I ostmaster General William Prescription Center 0 oz. All Types any, problems In'their respec­ lines at the barbecue pits was which represents over 1,200 letter proximately 400 union members cause they would reduce wages at 299 E. Center St., Not all items available at tive areas, and a representative carriers in the Hartford area - Ihdger said. The bottom line of all 208 W. Center St., SQUIBB r \ WELLA jio t the result of poor planning or gathered at the International Asso a time when productivity in the this IS that we and union leaders Manchester all stnres. ' L 5 9 from MCC said'^the college the fault of the caterer. A including about 55 in Manchester elation of Machinists Hall on Main post office is increasing Manchester would be more than willing to — voted Thursday to reject a Street Thursday were unanimous simply cannot afford lo just walk Not responsible for MOUSSE "He doesn’t know Manebes-’ ’’Productivity in the post office is away from the Ifcrgaining table ” host the event again next July 4. ter — if you say 6 to 7; 30, three-year contract offered by the in their rejection of l.he eonlract, higher than in the private sector," typographical errors. Castor Regular The group hopes to start everybody’s there at 6,” Fo­ U.S, Postal Service that includes which includes a change in the way he said. Federal workers are prohibited HEALTH & planning the event this year to garty said. reductions in wages and benefits. cost-of-living adjustments are by law from striking, ff „o or Dry draw an even bigger crowd at Members of Merged Branch 86 of -settlement is reached by the time Kay Drug Co. Brooks Pharmacy Oil 4.0S oz. Tlje group -elso reported mi­ paid, a new two-tier system that Jinks said retired (xistal workers BEAUTY AIDS Quinn’s Pharmacy r next year’s celebration. The nor problems with concessions,' the National Association of Letter would force new employees to start the contract expires, the big unions 14 Main St., 585 Enfield Ave., 2 oz. event is likely to closely resem­ Carriers also voted to begin would be particularly hurt by the plan o consider their next move at 873 Main St. traffic congestion, pubtici^ and at pay levels 33 pereenl less than change in cost-of-living adjust­ Sale Prices East Hartford Enfield *2.09 ble this year’s, which featured a the method of collecting dona­ informational picketing if an regular workers, reductions in sick simultaneous conventions in Lhs chicken barbecue, two band agreement is not reached by the ments. tlndeu the terms of the Vegas next month. lJuly 19^ 21, 1984 Manchester tions at the entrances to the and vacation leave, and a complete •1.37 concerts and children’s games. college. expiration of the current contract wage freeze for the Ihree-year contract, the adjustments would at midnight tonight. duration of the contract. be paid in one lump sum instead of occurred since 1970, when Presi- Robert A. Jinks, president of Jinks said the terms of the included in an employee’s ba.se flc‘ni Richard Nixon called in salary. f‘-deral troops to move the mail