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EXPERIENCE WASHINGTON - President Reagan does not intend to use 7 Opp. Eaat Cemetery in Lebanon For All Your Need* CALL 649-58071 harsh or personal rhetoric is his campaign and was not suggesting TRAVEUINSURANCE UALITY in a speech last week that Demo­ 391 Broad St., Manchester HARRISON ST. crat Walter Mondale is a "jack­ Bv Peter Smerdon enter the city in a hid lo slop the MORIALS MANCHESTER ass.” a White House spokesman United Press International fighting between the Tawheed. an 6 4 6 -7 0 9 8 D said today. anti-Syrian Sunni Moslem militia, Deputy press secretary Larry BEIRUT, Lebanon — A car and the Pink Panthers. pro-Syrian packed with explosives blew up Moslem gunmen known hy their O iv r 200 Y.rri/erj !\alionwitlr" Speakes maintained that Reagan, Ufi Servinff A/nnWie.sler For Over 50 Years*' in his talk last Friday to the today in Israeli-occupied southern raspberry-colored uniforms Veterans of Foreign Wars, "did not Lebanon, killing two people, us The plan aLso envisions the imply Mortdale was a jackass,” , rival Moslem gunmen traded intervention of Syrian troops who Pentland The Florist In the Chicago speech. Reagan sniper fire in the northern port of have controlled most of northern accused Mondale of weakening the Tripoli, Beirut radio reported. Lebanon since 1976, when the The latest violence came as Syrian army entered Lebanon as a "A way 24 BIRCH ST. nation's defen.se by opposing the TEL. 643-6247 B-1 bomber and proposing a government troops tried to restore peace-keeping foree during the To Succeed” peace in Beirut, where gunbuttics Ix'bane.se civil war. 643-4444 nuclear freeze, but did not mention F.T.D. his Democratic rival by name. erupted Sunday in the capital's Roads across the (Jreen Line FREE Coniu union Pentland the Flo MASTER CHARGE “ That way of thinking," Reagan worst bout of fighting since a between Beirut’s mostly Moslem Minchnlir 6497867 AMERICAN EXPRESS WORLD WIDE told the VFW, "only reminds me of Syrian-.sponsored .security plan west sector and the Christian cast Distinctive Floral Designs for all Occasions.] SERVICE what Sam Rayburn, a very wise took effect July 4. were reopened early today with Member Florists Transworld Delivery Association. Also member Democratic speaker of the House, State-run Beirut radio said two extra government patrols stall people were killed by the car blast oned at trouble spots, h Lebanese SPECIALIZING IN Manchester Chamber of Commerce. once said: 'Any jackass can kick a WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL | barn down, but it takes a carpenter near Nubatiych in Israeli-occupied army spokesman said. SUPERIOR MUFFLERSl Jan & Bill Tracy are ready to serve you six days a week, 8:30 to 5:00. southern Ix'banon. There was no Three of the six major crossings AIR CONDITIONING - REFRIGERATION to build one.'" All major credit Cards accepted over the phone. I Responding to other criticism immediate word on the identities were closed Sunday when Moslem DON WILLIS GARAGE, INC. HEATING and SHEET METAL that Reagan's speech accepting of the victims of the attack, which militiamen and Christian units of specialists W HEEL a l i g n m e n t b r a k e SERVICE WRECKER the Republican Party's nomina­ apparently was aimed at Israeli the Lebane.se army traded fire, g e n e r a l REPAiRiNlj tion for a second term was forces. using rocket-prupelli'd grenades, A Propane Cylinders Filled Ample free parking New England. Mechanical Services, lnc.| unusually negative and outlined no The Voice of Lebanon, radio of jeep-mounted cannons and auto '^Pleasing You Is Our Pleasure' plan for the future. Speakes said the Christian Phalange Party, said matic weapons forahmil 3¥t hours. T E LE P H O N f Conditioning Service Phone 643-6247 or 643-4444. TELEPHONE 18 M A IN STREET 166 TUNNEL RD. the president "set in motion a plan Israeli warplanes later flew recon­ "Things are back lo normal. We MANCHESTER CONN 0604o| VERNON, CT. 06066 for the future in 1981 and it is naissance missions over the south. have more troops out on patrol — 871-1111 working." Beirut radio said a girl was slain but only us a preeaulion," the He said that during the cam­ by snipers in Tripoli, where two army spokesman said today. 24 Birch Street in Downtown Manchester paign Reagan will be "speaking rival Moslem groups killed about Army olllclnts said tour soldiers ECONOMY LAWN MOWER SERVICE . ^O tr' OPEN SUN DA YS 9-1 out on the issues of the future,” 100 people and wounded 300 others and one civilian were wounded in SUPPORT' Your Neighhorhoorl Pharmacy including a balanced budget in three days of sniping and the fighting. There were no imme­ Senior Citizen Discounts shelling last week. diate reports of militia casualties. U 647-3660 amendment, legislation for a line- Lowest Prices in Area item veto on appropriations bills The shooting in Tripoli followed The army clo.sed three cro.ssing and tuition tax credits. Prime Minister Rashid Karami’s points along the Green Line — the Expert Lawn Mower Repair |R6L Enterprlses646-3425 CROWN PHARMACY announcement Sunday that go­ port in the north, the Fuad Shehah Free Pickup and Delivery He said Reagan's acceptance PRESCmPTION CENTER speech "was largely the presi­ vernment officials were working bridge in the center and the Sodeco 10% Senior Citizens Dlacount on a security plan for the port city crossing in the south. Three other AHMAD K. ALTAF 206 West Center S trM t 11 dent's own writing and he wanted 42 miles north of Beirut. major routes across the city I Ragislarsd Phsrmscist Mancheatdr, Ct. 06040 i to do it. I do take issue with the fact FREE ESTIMATES that it was the wrong approach.” The plan under consideration remained open, an army spokes­ OMtt (203) 649-0312 UMILB calls for Lebanese army, units to man said. Call ■nyllm. Mwtwi a am, and 10 pm., 7 daya a waak { p r o m p t , p e r s o n a l Speakes said Reagan "doesn't FROS... ICOVRTEOVS SERVICE have any second thoughts about G MCDoruu^\\ EVERYTHING IN GLASS (the speech), but 1 would argue to it you that it wasn't any more Herald phoio oy Tarquinio ' WE CAN T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT {Connecticut partisan than the speeches at the {Travel Services Democratic Convention." Keep It up Standards higher J.A. WHITE GLASS CO. "Look at how harsh they were," he said. "Their speeches were D&L Lower Level filled with harsh rhetoric ... were Manchester police officer Robert Maz- sit-ups. The applicant was one of 150 • 4 « - 7 3 a a Manchester Parkade head-on, personal attacks on the zone holds the feet of an unidentified vying for three jobs on the police force. as schools reopen Manchester, CT president." applicant for a job on the police force A story and more pictures appear on t n t.H 3 0 IMHS E VPKKH.M f "The president's going to speak Saturday while Kathleen Szark of the page 3. Bv United Press International Students at the bottom 10 percent 31 BI8SELL 8T. MANCHESTERI out on the issues and he will of their classes will he most aMIRRORS aSHOWER DOORS aSfORE FRONTS 6 4 7 -1 6 6 6 certainly point out the failure of the town Recreation Department times 25 Schools start reopening this affected becau.se those planning lo aSAFETY GLASS aBATHTUB ENCLOSURES aETC H n n r c "on-Fri 9-6 PM; Wed & Thurs lil 9 P.M. Carter-Mondale administration on week and students acro.ss the attend college already take more ______SaL 104 P.M. a number of issued. I don’t think Connecticut will face higher stand­ courses than required, said Betty they will be at all personal and 1 ards and expectations as state and Sternberg, head of the Education C u rtis would not characterize them as French ships search sea local boards of education attempt Department's bureau of curricu­ harsh.” to improve the quality of lum and staff development. Speakes indicated Reagan would education. Some students will take more IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMathes Ziebart go along with the Republican ■■'tM "It’s going lo be more difficult in tests this year as the stale begins HOME ENTERTAINMENT CENTER Rustproofing Company Party platform plank that pro­ its new mastery tests for grades vides for appointment of federal Connecticut schools. Require­ Video • Television • Stereo • A , , V I * ...... Vernon Industrial Place for lost uranium shipment four, six and eight. 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There is an answering service available to you 24 hours a day from April 1st to Dec. 1st. From Dec. 1st to April 1st, please call any time preferable •MW* MMWwiwaMMia vim By Kathv Garmus president in the fall short of a vention last week could alienate mistake." platform was non-binding and much attention to their pocket- Herald Reporter depression or a world war," said 643- 2711 early mornings or evenings are the best time to find me in the office I am in­ .c» some voters. "It’s going to keep popping up,” would not have much effect on the books," he said. state Sen. Carl A. Zinsser. R- "1 know there's going to be a lot she said. outcome of the election. Both Cummings and the Repub­ sured and a Conn. Licensed Arborist'»2176. e n g r a v e d n a m e p l a t e s While several planks in the Manchester. "I think a lot of good TRY OUR NEW 3 .| | lOND COPIIM of flak on abortion,” Mrs. Swens­ Mrs. Mercier said her main Zinsser agreed. licans said that the reluctance of Republican platform that was things have happened since 1980.” son said, pointing to GOP support objection to the platform was its “ I think they’re a little bit Democratic vice presidential can­ TELEPHONE 649-6713 Fully insured approved last week in Dallas Like Mrs. Mercier and Zinsser, in the platform for a constitutional staunch opposition to tax in­ archaic," he said. "Once the didate Geraldine Ferraro’s hus­ might be objectionable to some state Rep. Elsie L. Swensson, amendment banning abortion. creases. The position is "unrealis­ convention's over, who re­ band to release his tax returns If You Would Like To Custom Kitchen Center voters, they will not hinder Ronald R-Manchester said she thought an Although she is personally op­ tic.” she said. members them?” would not hurt the Democriitle PAUL SHAMONIS LANDSCAPER Reagan’s chances for re-election improved economy would be the posed to abortiop, Mrs, Swensson "I don't think you can come out Democratic Town Committee ticket led by Walter Mondale. See Your Ad Here, Call Kitchen & Bathroom Remodeling Keep Your Eyes to the White House, several local key to Reagan’s re-election, Rea­ said it should be permitted under and say, ‘We're not going to have Chairman Theodore Cummings GENERAL LANDSCAPING Republicans said today. gan has cut taxes and eliminated some circumstances, includirtg any more taxes,’" she said. said that while some of the planks "I think a lot of people will think, AND LANDSCAPE MAINTENANCE The Herald Advertising Visit Our Showroom At: “ I don’t think there's anything waste, she said. pregnancies resulting from rape Mrs. Mercier also said the plank in the GOP platform appear good 'Hey, that's her husband’s busi­ that’s really going to be a prob­ "I think it looks good,” she said. and incest. An attempt by Republi­ supporting an amendment requir­ at first, "It sews the seeds of ness,” said Mrs. Swensson. "It 25 Olcott Str«6t On This Space lem," said Republican town Direc­ Despite their satisfaction with has very little to do with the Call For Free E*Umete Department At: can moderates to include in the ing a balanced budget was "a little oppression." The platform, he Moei. - Sot. 9 - 5:30 tor Donna Mercier. She predicted the Reagan administration’s per­ platform support for federal fund­ strange" in light of the burgeoning said, "puts government where it person," Reagan would enjoy a "sweeping formance during the past four ITS WOODLAND ST. 643-2711 Thurs. till 9 PM ing for abortior , under those federal deficit under Reagan. The ' ought not to be." "She came out of this in good MANCHESTER, CONN. 06040 '«o^sormu- Next Week... victory ” in New England in the years, Mrs. Mercier and Mrs. circumstances wa.s struck down. budget could only be balanced at But Cummings agreed that the Nov. 6 election. Swensson both admitted some of shape,” Cummings said. "She’s 6 4 9 - 7 5 4 4 Mrs. Swensson also called the this point with severe cuts in all platform would not have much also proved one thing — she can “ I don't think anything is going the positions that came out of the party’s lack of support for an programs, she said. effect on the presidential contest. to cause a problem for the conservative-dominated GOP con­ stand up under fire. She showed Equal Rights Amendment "a Mrs. Mercier stres.sed that the "Unfortunately, people pay too she's got guts." t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 27, 1984 MANfllE.STF.R HERALD, MoiuLi.y. Au>! 27 1984 3

Ex-diplomat believes KAL 007 was on U.S.spy mission K’ * L' Ktr o PCkm, Manchester Soviet attack by a remote control y . . s Korean officials, who passed it to shortly alter KAL flight 007, with One suspicious aspect, he said, asked to check the Soviet news. bomb planted on board by the By Marie Colvin the Japanese. "They swallowed 1 .. 269 people aboard, was shot down was the CIA Invol.ement in When I caught the fact they had the United States to cover up a failed United Press International hard and held the story" for more In Brief becau.se, "I didn't really believe delaying news of the downing, plane 1 found myself the working- spy mission. than 10 hours. Keppel said. the original government story. giving the United States time to level officer on the damn thing. WASHINGTON - X retired Keppel denied a report by Tours set at MHS 'T v e made some kind of a study prepare.a statement. “ We decided what kind of veteran diplomat who investigated Moscow radio Saturday that Henry Taube, a Canadian from the incident for almost a year is of it," he said. "The more I looked Keppel said the stalling tactic- statement we would make to the Ttiere will tie an inlormal onenl.ilion in Ihe quoted him as saying that K AL 007 SUnford University, won the 1983 into it. the more I thought there may have been learned from a press." he said. "The previous Maiiehesler High Seliool c.ilelena lor iiieoinmg calling on Congress to determine was destroyed seconds after the Nobel Prize for chemistry. whether the Korean Air Lines jet were grounds fordoing an inquiry. bitter experience: when the go­ statement, of course, had been that sophomores and other new sliidems Wediiesdat shot down by the Soviet Cnion Sept. It (flying off course) had to be on vernment botched an attempt to it was a weather plane. ... We at to a in 1, 1983, was spying for the United purpose. The United States must cover up the shooting down of Gary decided, like dopes, to stick to that 4 winners share Lotto prize MHS pniu ipal .lake l.mles. giiul.im e eomise States. have known about it in advance. Powers' U-2 spy plane over the story. tors and Sliideiil Assemlilt memhei s w ill voiuliiel "W e will have a lot of smiling John Keppel, who served in the "I hope to get Congress to take Soviet Union. "O f course, at that point, Mr. NEWINGTON (UPI) - Four Ihe orienl.ilion .■Mieruaiil sliidenl.s w ill i luuliu l faces Monday morning,” a lottery U S. Foreign Service between 1947 the darn thing on." He says they learned: " I f you're Khrushchev had Gary Powers and winners to share first-prize in the tours ot the hiiilding spokesman said. and 1969 and was involved in the Keppel, 67, said he found indica­ going to do .something, first follow large parts of the plane and we weekly Lotto game get their first botched attempt to cover up U S. tions the plane knowingly entered it and then review all the evidence, made first-class dupes of chance today to cash in the winning The tickets are each worth spy flights over the Soviet Union in Soviet airspace on a spy mi.ssion. step by step, before you open your our.selves." tickets for more than $613,000. $613,413, payable in 20 annual Kids need shots for school In the KAL case, Keppel said 1960 — after a U-3 spy plane was "There is a great deal of trap.” state lottery officials said. installments. Selioolehildren in M.ineliesler .mil .ill other Japanese and Korean sources in an shot down and recovered by the evidence that would suggest this. At the time of the U-2 incident. The tickets matched six I'oiiiiei'tieiil towns are required lo li.ive Ihe early report carried by the news Tickets held by 184 second-prize Soviets — said his own probe has I'm not saying it is conclusive," Keppel was in the State Depart­ numbers drawn Friday and while follow ing imiminizalioiis prior to eiileniig school, media that the airplane was safe winners were worth $1,115. The raised enough questions to war­ said the former diplomat, who ment’s bureau of intellegence and lottery officials don't know the aeeordiiig lo the Stale Dep.iitiiieiil ol lle.illli on the Soviet island of Sakhalin 7,017 third-prize winners will col­ rant a congressional investigation served in Moscow as second vice research on the Soviet Union and names of the owners they do know Services: "had been introduced intentionally lect $44. Interviewed by telephone at his consul from 1947 to 1950 and as Eastern Europe. the tickets were purchased in q Al least three doses ol diplheii.i whooping second secretary and consul from by the United States." Enfield, Hamden, Norwalk and The winning numbers were 3, 6, home in Essex, Conn.. Keppel said " I wasn't cleared for the U-2, but cough, and lelaiiiis vaeeuie The lieallli dep.iil 19,53 to 1955. The CIA gave the report to the 16, 17, 22, 29. he began his private'investigation when it was reported missing I was South Windsor. ment recommends imiiuiiiizalion al two. lour, six and IB months ol age • Three doses of polio v.ieeiiie. pieler.ihlt given al two. (our. and IK moiiilis ol age Weather q One dose each ol me.isles and niliella v .leime Peopletalk (usually given in .i single injeelioii wliu li .ilso protects agaiiisl miiinpsi This in.|eiiion luiisl he Today’s forecast given alter llie eliild is one ye.u' old. pi elei .ihly .d Prof puts classics on tape 15 months. 2 Connecticut, Massachusetts and The lieallli deparlmeiil ,dso I'eeoiuiueiids a Parents and educators are always asking "why Rhode Island: Becoming sunny dl|itheria. whooping cough, lelaiiiis .oid polio today. Highs mostly in lower 80s. Johnny can't read,” and Los Angeles' Dr. Jerry booster at between lour and six ve.ii s ol .ige. .iiid Bobrow hopes to eliminate the question with his Tonight clear with lows ranging diplheria and tetanus hooslersevei \ leo \ e.u s lor from the mid 50s to the mid 60s. audiocassette adaptations of Cliffs Notes. adults. You remember Cliffs Notes — for generations Tuesday sunny. Highs mostly in of high school and college students those little mid 80s. black and yellow pamphlets that manage to Pennies for your health Maine and New Hampshire: .squeeze "War and Peace" or "Last of the Mostly sunny today and Tuesday. Nearly $85 in coins lhal were thrown uilo Ihe Mohicans" into 20-odd pages. . • iiV t-A f - * 7 Mostly clear tonight. Highs today "wisliing well " al the Islander Resl.oii .oil on Professor Bobrow emphasizes that Cliffs from the mid 70s at the shore to Tolland Turnpike was reeeiilly doii.iled lo Cassettes are not Cliffs Notes on tape but "an near 80 inland. Lows tonight in the enriching entertainment." And after Johnny has Maiiehesler Memorial llospilal 50s. Highs Tuesday in upper 70s to The money will he used lo piireliase iiiedie.il been entertained. Dr. Bobrow hopes he will be mid 80s. intrigued enough to read the original. eipiipmdnl and help pay lor reiiov .ilioii .iiid const met ion projects, aeeorduig lo hospii.d Twelve titles — from ancient works like "The Vermont; Sunny and warm spokesman Andrew Hec k Ody.ssey" to pop classics like "Lord of the Flies” today with highs 80 to 85. Fair ^ - ■ • V 7 ...... The Islander's wishing well iiioiiey li.is heeii — are already available on tape at bookstores tonight. Lows 55 to 60. Sunny nationwide. Next up is "Dante's Inferno,” periods Tuesday. Warm and more Herald pholos by Tarquinio donated lo MMIi each year since 1976 Over Ihe audio-style. Says Bobrow. "W e're still trying to humid with highs 80 to 85. years. Ihe pennies and dimes have added up to ,i figure out how to put hell on tape.” Maryland resident Beth Williamson, left, prepares to walk a push-ups. Al right, Renee Tourville confronts a four-foot vault, eonlriliiition ol nearly $9(19 lo Ihe liospil.d's developiueni limd Extended outlook balance beam, the last obstacle in the police agility test given to part of a 2-minute obstacle course. Her approach was one of about 150 applicants Saturday at Manchester High School. Miss several used by applicants. Most applicants completed al^tour Extended outlook for New Eng­ Today: sunny. Highs 80 to 85. Light southwest winds. Tonight: events in less than an hour. land Wednesday through Friday: Williamson passed the test, which also included sit-ups and Here’s the recipe for an R clear. Lows 55 to 60. Winds light southwest. Tuesday: mostly PG-13, the recent addition to the movie Connecticut, Massachusetts and sunny, Highs in mid 80s. Today's weather picture was drawn by For the Record industry's rating system, wafns parents that a Rhode Island: Fair and warm Melissa Gavin, 9, of 114 Delmont St., a student at Bowers film may be unsuitable for pre-teenagers. After a through the period. Highs mostly School. Police tests draw a varitey of applicants Bolton ('onslal)le Kevin .lulian is sec cirdy manager al policy meeting Wednesday, the Motion Picture in upper 80s to lower 90s. Lows in the Sears store in Ihe Maneliesler Parkade The Association of America's rating board announced 60s. Herald did not clearly Ideidily Ids position with Sears more specific guidelines on what will earn a By Sarah Possell be scheduled, and for others in the Johnson w;is one of an estimated 25 push-ups was Beth Williamson. '24, in a story best Wednesday alioul an eneoiitder he liaci movie a PG-13. Vermont: Increasing heat and Herald Reporter process if he kept on succeeding. blaeks who took the agility lest humidity. Generally fair with a who is moving from Chevy Chase. Md.. with a teenage ri-sidenl last May Now, if a film uses "one of the harsher sexually Saturday. lo hJlington next week. She is a native UPI photo few afternoon and evening thun­ derived words ... as an expletive, " the offending Police estimute that fewer than half THE A G ILIT Y TEST was the first dershowers. Afternoon highs in 80s of Springfield, Mass. film gets an automatic PG-13, says MPAA vice of the 309 applicants invited to start step in the procedure. Applicants also MORE THAN A DOZEN Mane hester Flying Texans into Rhody to low 90s. Overnight lows in the Slender and delicately huilt. Miss testing for jobs on the Manchester face a written exam, an oral board, poliee officers volunteered their time to president Ken Clark, quoting the official 60s. Williamson said she works out at a gym Debutante Cornelia Guest sits with artist Andy announcement. police police force showed up Saturday interviews, lie-detector tests and back­ run the tests. They included a mile run three times a week. A Warhol at a Country-Western party this weekend Use the word twice as an expletive, and you get New Hampshire and Maine: morning to prove their physical agility. ground investigations conducted by (time limit: 9 minutes), a 50-yard dash Before taking her first test, the mile Fire Calls for 1.500 people as one of the festivities to an R rating (Children under 16 not admitted Chance of a few afternoon showers Of the about 150 who took the tests, an detectives. (8.5 seconds); a race around a pattern run, she said it was her chief worry. celebrate the International Jumping Derby at without parent or guardian). However, even if the north and mountains, otherwise estimated 15 failed, Sgt. Gerald Calve The town administration has not set a of traffic cones (30 seconds); and an "I'm not a runner." she said. Later Glen Farm in Portsmouth. R.I. A staff of nearly "sexually derived word" occurs only once in a fair and warm through the period. said today. Some of the applicants timetable for getting the new officers obstacle course that included a four- she reported finishing the mile with too people were in from Texas to pul on the film, but is used to describe a sexual act rather Highs in the 80s. Lows in the 60s. came to Manchester from areas of the on the force. But Assistant General foot vault, a running broad jump, only five seconds to spare. Manchester Tex-Mex barbeque. than as an expletive, the film will also receive an Northeast outside Connecticut, and one Manager Steven Werbner, who super­ push ups, sit ups and a balance beam (2 One officer shook his head when he Saturday, 1.44 a m. — road wastidown, 84 Rac liel R. applicant came all the way from Texas. vises personnel, said he hoped they minutesi. saw Ms. Williamson bring up the rear Road (Eighth District). Is that clear, moviemakers? Across the nation The testing at the Manchester High could be hired by Christmas. "Get over the vault any way you in a heat of Ihe fifty-yard dash. Several Saturday, 2:06 a m. — medical call. 2311 P:u kerSI Thunderstorms will extend from School playing field included running, A man who seemed as determined as can, " Sgt. Calve yelled to one group moved nearer to watch her aee the (Paramedics). U Quotes of the day eastern Texas to Georgia and vaulting, and scrambling. The appli­ Post was Jeffrey Johnson. 26, of Mount waiting to begin the obstacle eour.se. obstacle course. Saturday, 10: It) — medical call, 9A McGuire l.ane This thought from novelist Peter De Vries on all Florida with thunderstorms most cants are vying for three jobs on Vernon, N.Y. He is married with two They took him at his word Some "She's got determination, " one of­ (Eighth District). the disappointing remakes of classic movies: Now you know numerous along the Gulf Coast. Manchester's 85-member all-white po­ children and said he is not making vaulted and landed running. Others ficer said "She's serious." said Saturday, 1 :3 3 p.m. medical call, 40 Oleoll SI "Nostalgia ain't what it used to be." Thunderstorms will also be scat­ lice force. enough money as a music teacher in the vaulted but landed on parts of their another. (Paramedics). According to the Dictionary of American By Capt. Bud Minor's reckoning, the Bronx. bodies aside from their feet. And Norman Kean, producer of Broadway's Political Terms, monoCrat was the term Thomas tered across the upper Great Mi.ss Williamson is a social worker in Saturday. 1:52 p.m. - reported trash fire, Oakland nudie musical, "Oh! Calcutta! " now in its 16th Lakes region and from western applicant with the longest journey Johnson took a bus to Hartford from Some had to hoist themselves up and a Washington area nursing home. Street (Eighth District). Jefferson used to describe those who favored home after the test was Greg Post, who New York, hitched a ride to town and climb over. .\ few barely made it. year, was asked how long the production would England's monarchy over France's democracy. New Mexico to Arizona and Manchester is the first place she has Saturday, 3:42 p.m. — medical call, 176 I'ollaiid came from Abilene, Texas. Post, a was among the earliest finishers. He Between 12 and 15 women look the Tunrpike (Paramedics) have run if the performers kept their clothes on. The book was edited by Hans Sperber and Travis eastern Nevada. Satellite view applied to be a poliee officer His reply: "Fifteen minutes." brother of former East Catholic High promised to return for the written test. agility test, one officer estimated. "I think cops are social workers," Saturday, 3:42 p in. — medical call, 27A Downey Trittschuh and published in 1962. Temperatures will warm into G School football star Doug Post, has "I'll keep a positive attitude, that's A murmer of approval passed Commerce Department satellite photo taken at 4:30 a.m EDT shows she said. Drive (Eightli District). the 90s across the Great Plains and been a police officer in Abilene — which the first thing," Johnson said as he through the poliee supervisors as thunderstorms over the Great Lakes. Scattered thunderstorms "It's 80 percent social work. " agreed Saturday, 5:23 p.m, — campfire. Downey Drive the western half of the Mississippi has a population of about 100.000 — for clutched his guitar and went off to find members watched an especially fit (Town). extend from the upper Mississippi Valley into the central Plains. Nancy Neff of West Williiiglon. who Valley. Readings will warm into four years. a ride back to the bus station. black woman breeze through the test. was waiting with Mi.ss Williamson lo Patchy high clouds are streaming across the northern Rockies. Saturday, 5:37 p.m. — medical call, .50 (iardner the 90s or above 100 degrees in the The 27-year-old Post passed the Johnson said he has taught vocal and Women were allowed to do modified start Ihe run. Miss Neff. 24, has been a Drive (Paramedics). southwestern deserts. Afternoon agility test with apparent ease and then instrumental music to public school push-ups — "girls' push-ups, " on their part-time poliee officer in Stafford Saturday. 7:39 p.m. — motor vehicle .lecideiil, highs will only be in the 60s and 70s came back and asked to run part of it children at the Edenwald Community knees — but this applicant did all 15 the Springs for four years. 30.00 Tolland Turnpike and Union Sireel (Eighth District. across Washington state and along again with a friend as a private Center for more than nine years. He regular way. The push-ups came al the " I enjoy being a cop, " she said. Paramedics). the Pacific Coast competition. He won. sV a has completed two years of a four-year end of the obstacle course, which was Asked whether she thought it was Saturday. 9:21 p.m, - service call, 114 L.ikewood Post, whose family lives in Marlbo­ program in criminal justice at Mercy the final event and considered by those diffieiilt for a woman to do poliee work, Circle North (Town). rough, said he left Connecticut to go to High and low College, he said. who went through it to he the toughest she answered. "It's easier in .some Saturday. 10:21 p.m dumpsler tire. Itoheilsoii college in Texas and then married To him. leaching music to poor part of the test. situations.” School (Flighth District). The highest temperature re­ there. He said he wants to return to his children and doing police work are not "People respond lo women as mother Sunday, 1:37 a m . — medical call. 61 Union SI ported Sunday by the National native state. very different. "SHE'D BE GOOD, " one officer figures. " she said. "They're calmer. (Eighth District, Paramedics). Weather Service, excluding He said he would return to Manches­ SAN FRANCISCO "Either way. I'm doing the commun­ said. " I could work with her. " But the worst part of it is the male Sunday, 2: .56 p.m. - smoki’ investigation, 49 Regent Alaska and Hawaii, was 105 ter for the written test, which has yet to ity a service,” he said. Another who shunned the "girls' chauvinists." St. (Eighth District). degrees at Bullhead City and Gila Bend, Ariz. The low was 32 degrees LOS Al at Truckee, Calif. LOWEST Highland contract faces vote y/ ' TiTEMPERATURES While no stormy issue is clouding Weather radio fcl?. NEW said. Richard Dyer criticized the t'lAC ORLEANS the opening of Manchester public Prices and policies of the hot rule us "unfair, a double standard The National Weather Service schools next week, the Board of lunch program will remain the and stupid. " broadcasts continuous, 24-hour Education will discuss routine same as last year's. Kennedy said. In addition, a followup report on weather information on 162.475 l.- .M siiow details and concerns leftover from The board will also review the services offered by the Cotineeli- mHz in Hartford. 162.55 mHz in '70 I last year at its 7:30 p.m. meeting way the 1983-84 school budget was cut Association of Boards of New London and 162.40 mHz in I23«wwiiw> now UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST ft tonight. balanced. Kennedy said that the Education, a lobbying group, will Meriden. Items on the agenda include a one account left “ very out of be aired. Kennedy said he also vote on the proposed contract for balance” was the one for tuition at expects some discussion of the Air quality future use of Highland Park special schools, which was over­ state report recently released on National forecast Schuol, final approval of budget expended by more than $100,000. the $5.5 million renovation projeel The state Department of Envir­ transfers and expenditures for the The board will also consider at Manchester High School onmental Protection provides For period ending 7 a m, EST Tuesday. During Monday niaht past school year, and the school hot paying $2,000 tuition for each of two Tonight's meeting will begin at Krakus Imported daily air pollution reports and showers are forecast for portions of the northern Pacific Coast °the lunch policy, Superintendent Manchester students at the new 7:30 p.m. in the board room al 45 N. ragweed pollen count information northern and southern Plateau region, the l o Z Great James P. Kennedy said today. "Greater Hartford Academy of the School St. Kennedy said he expects no Performing Arts.'' The from the Department of Health genera? M^nbl^ur^te’ weather will remain fa?r In Aside from items on tonight's Services. The recorded message is general. Minimum temperatures Include (maximum temoeraturas in problems with the Highland Park afternoons-only school will open in agenda, parents seem most con­ Polish Ham provided at 566-3449. contract, which will set the terms January. cerned about sending their child­ UPI photo ClevelandS n H 67(84), Dallas 78(101), Denver 66(86? 57(94) C h Duluth S v 62(90) s under which a day treatment An official from the Connecticut ren off to school on the proper day, Houston 72(94), Jacksonville 67(86) Kansas Citv 7moAt i m i« center for troubled teenagers, the Interscholastic Athletic Confer­ Kennedy said. He guessed that the Today In history Canada, the world’s second town recreation department, and ence will speak on eligibility rules school board office has been largest country in land size Visiting Nurse and Home Care of which bar Manchester's qinth receiving from 10 to 15 inquiries Manchester will occupy the build­ On Aug. 27, 1928, the Kellogg-Briand stretches 3,223 iles from east to 58(70), Seattle 52(69), St. Louis 71(92), Washington 68(89). graders from competing on high about when school will .start every Land O' Lakes the document is Aristide Briand of west, and from the North Pole to ing. The revised document is school teams because they attend Pact, outlawing war as a means to settle day for about a week. France. Secretary of State Frank the United States' border. "much more informal than the one junior high schools. The first dav will he Wednesday, international disputes, was signed by 15 Kellogg signed for the United States. we started out with,” Kennedy Earlier this year, board member Sept 5. nations in Paris. Putting his signature on Manchester Herald American Cheese^ * Lottery Richard M. Diamond, Publisher Penny Sadd Mark F. Abraltis Almanac Associate Publisher Connecticut daily Business Manager Center Cut Pork Chops $1 9 9 USPS 327-500 VOL. cm, No. 280 Today is Monday, August 27th, son. ,36th president of the United notice on England and France that Saturday; 582 States, in 1908 and actress Tuesday the 240th day of 1984 with 126 to Germany wanted Danzig and the Play Four: 8537 PubllRipd dally except Sunday Suggested carrier rotes are $1.20 follow. Weld in 1943.------Polish Corridor. and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $5.12 for one month, $15.35 chester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnord In 1983, 250,000 people marched tor three months, $30.70 for six - The moon is new. 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In By Don Phillips left off last week: with a continuing to Dallas this afternoon, returning Asked by reporters if he was fense. " the Mondaie adviser said dale aeliially w ants the Trident II Shuttle countdown starts with earnest United Press International long-distance foreign policy de­ to Minnesota Tuesday lor a meet­ saying Reagan’s policies are Bush eomplained Simd.iy to a program .iceeler.iled ami lie sop- begin lilling the shuttle’s huge apricot-colored Rocket hits oil tanker bate with Reagan and Bush, ing with Jackson. Atlanta Mayor creating the danger of war. Mon­ group of Disabled .-\iiUTic.iii \ ete (lorts liiiiilalioiis on de(iloyment Bv William Harwood M IN N EA P O LIS — Walter Mon­ including a Mondale charge that Andrew Young and other blacks daie said, “What I ’m saying is that rails that Mondaie and running that would allow liotli sides some United Press International external fuel tank. LONDON — A Panamanian-registered oil By 3 a.m. Wednesday, the tank should be filled with dale is hammering at the adminis­ Reagan spent taxpayer money to who said his staff has failed to it’s less safe. Every ratcheting of mate (reraldine Ferraro "talk as if missiles iii Kiirope tanker was hit by a rocket in the Pe'rsian Gulf peace and weakness iiu'.in llie Tli.il trip led In aiiellier tla|) its hulf-million-gallon loud of supercold liquid oxygen tration’s defense policies again, travel to Chicago for a campaign understand their positions fully. an unoontrollod arms race makes C A I’K ('ANA\'KRA1.. Kla ConnKlown clocks at today and a fire broke out on board, Lloyd’s of blaming President Reagan for speech attacking Mondale’s arms Jackson said in an interview on arms control more difficult ” same thing." when Mondaie .iiid olliers aeeused the Kennedy Space Center began licking toward the and liquid hydrogen. The astronauts are scheduled to London said. In his speech. Bush said Mondaie Reagan ol spi'iiding l.ix iiionev for enter Discovery's cabin about four hours later to making the world less safe. Vice stands. CBS’ "Face the Nation" Sunday he A Mondaie senior staff aide shultle Disc oviTy's twice-aborted maiden launch A spokesman for Lloyd’s, the world’s largest President George Bush is retaliat­ is "really moving" toward sup­ and Ferraro want toeaiieel Hie MX a politie.il tup await their ground-shaking blastoff. Mondale also plans this week to accused Bush of misrepresenting Wednesday with its six-member crew confident of insurer of shipping, said the Cleo I "was hit 4 ing, saying the Democratic ticket patch up differences with Jesse missile despite a 3 to 1 Soviet "H e’s got .so niiieli money lti.it he Discovery’s aborted launch in June forced mission porting Mondaie. the Democratic nominee’s position success miles from Shah Allum shoal.” talks "as if peace and weakness is Jackson and other black leaders Mondaie said in Minneapolis on the deployment of .-\mcrican advantage in land liased slr.ilegic eould hiiy ilie eoimliy . ' Moiid.ile planners to cancel the shuttle’s second flight, also "We have the pncilege of flying the first flight of the "We subsequently heard she was on fire, that the same thing.” and to do a little fund-raising in the Sunday the meeting is not a nuclear missiles in Europe and the missiles, want to scr,i|i llic It 1 told . 1 press eoiilereiiee. "\\ liv does scheduled for Aug. 29, and to combine the payloads of Discovery and il the Discovery turns out to be as good the fire was under control, but not yet under The week leading up to the town where Republicans held their negotiating session. He has given Trident II submarine-launched bomber despite the S o m o I deploy he li.u e In use l.ixp.iyei money Ip as the Challenger and the Columbia tiacc been we re the first two missions to minimize the impact of the command," the spokesman said. official Labor Day start of the convention last week — Dallas. up nothing to get Jackson’s support missile. meni of "modern liaekliie ta ke , 1 li ip ' going to be in great shape," astronaut .Indy Kesnik. delay to the space agency’s paying customers. "The vessel is proceeding to Doha (capital of Mondale campaign began where it Mondaie was scheduled to travel which is expected, he said. "These people are playing fa.sl bombers " and "want tohall N.\ TO 111 \\ .isliiiigloii, WliiU' House the second American woman to get a shuttle ride, said The first launch try June 25 ended in failure when a Qatar) under emergency steering," he said. But foreign policy dominated and loo.se with the tacts. The deployment of I’ershiiig 2 ami eliiel ol sl.ifl .I.lines It.iker .iiid Sunday. backup flight computer broke down and had to be The incident is the 32nd confirmed hit on a ship Mondale’s weekend. Reagan administration is mislead­ cruise missiles, not in meiilioii the Fdw.ird Rollins direelor ot Re.i Commander Henry Harisfield and co-pilot Michael replaced. this year in the Gulf, where Iran and Iraq have Sunday. Mondaie said Reagan ing us on taxes and now they're Trident 11 ' gall’s re eleilioii e.imp.iigii, said Coats, Steven Hawley, Hicdiard Miillane, Charles r The second attempt 24 hours later ended just four been at war for nearly four years. Dozens of has a "hangup" on arms control. misleading us on national de­ The Mondaie adviser said Mon Reag.Ill's trip w.is olfieul Walker and Ms Resnik, arrived at the sprawling seconds from liftoff when the shuttle’s on board unconfirmed attacks also have been reported. Jackson promises space center about -1 4.') i> in KDT Sundtiy to begin computers ordered engine shutdown because of a The British Broadcasting Corp. reported the final prepai.ilions for Di.scovery's six-day mission balky fuel valve assembly in Engine No. 3. U.S. Navy warship King, which was about 50 "Once again, it's good to be back here." Hartsfield Engineers do not know exactly, what caused the miles from the stricken ship, offered assistance. said. "We fully intend to mtike it this time. The bird is valve to fail but they suspect microscopic particles in aid for Mondaie ready to go ,ind 1 can guarantee you one thing, the the engine’s hydraulic system interfered with the crew is still ready and we're anxious to get going" SALLY RIDE, STEVEN HAWLEY operation of actuators used to open the valve. Israel moves closer to unity By Matthew C. Quinn Mondaie said*in Minneapolis Sunday the meeting is not a The 4.3-hour countdown, which includes 14 hours and . . . this time hubby goes The $35 million rocket engine was replaced at the JE R U SA L E M — Prime Minister-designate United Press International 3.i minutes of built-in "holds," begtin at II p in. launch pad. negotiating session. Shimon Peres, given another three weeks to put Asked what Jackson meant by Sunday with the traditional ctill to stiitions at the satellites and conduct a variety of experiments. Discovery’s payload for the revised first flight together a new government, says he and Israel’s WASHINGTON - Jesse Jack- son, optimistic about his meeting saying that "delicate transac­ shuttleport. About .30 minutes after the countdown begun, includes two commercial communications satellites, caretaker leader Yitzhak Shamir are closing in this week with Walter Mondaie, tions" are under way with the If all goes well. Discovery will blast off at 8:3.'>a in engineers planned to power up Discovery's electronic a military relay station and an experimental on establishing a national unity Cabinet. Wednesdtiy -— Walker's 36th birthday — fora six-day says he hopes that by Labor Day, Mondaie campaign, Mondaie said, systems. The carefully ori hestrated procedure slips collapsible solar cell array that will tower 10 stories Peres set a meeting for late today with Shamir mission to launch a record three coniniunicalions the Democratic nominee will have " I don’t know what he’s talking 2 into high getir Tuesday night with preparations to above the shuttle when fully extended. on forging a political partnership, a spokeswo­ the backing, of the "rainbow about.” man for Peres’ Labor party said. coalition" that supported Jackson Jackson embraced the Mondaie President Chaim Herzog Sunday gave Peres 21 during the primary campaign. candidacy in his address at the San EPA chides motorists on gas tampering more days to form a government and end Israel's Jackson, who has complained Francisco convention, but he has political paralysis. since the Democratic National since complained that blacks have Labor won 44 scats to 41 for Shamir’s Likud in Bv Robert Sangeoroe after the E.PA. citing "overwhelming" study said. Convention last month that Mon­ not been represented on the programs. July 23 elections that left both parties far short of United Press International evidence of a health threat to children, The agency stressed that while Ruckelshaus said in the July 30 daie has failed to address black Mondaie staff and that the candi­ proposed to cut the amount of lead in motorists "misfuel” ears with leaded a majority of 61 in the 1'20-niember parliament, or concerns, was asked during an date has failed to propose a jobs announcement the lead cutback was Knes.set. W.ASHINCTON — I'.S. motorists arc gasoline by 91 percent by 1986. gas or tamper with pollution controls to largely prompted by growing esti­ interview on CBS’s "Face the program, 7 putting as much .is B.000 extra tons of The agency's 1983 "Motor Vehicle save money and improve engine " I stress again the compelling urgency to put Nation" program Sunday whether Jackson, who has been negotiat­ mates of the number of newer cars together a government to deal as soon as possible lead into I he an each year by illegally Tampering Survey " also found that 14 performance, "fuel-switching actually being illegally misfueled with leaded he was “jumping in with both feet" ing with the Mondaie camp for pumping leaded gas into their cars and percent of the vehicles "were subject to costs car owners about 19 cents a gallon gas. with the economic, security and social problems behind the nominee. weeks about supporting the ticket, Jordache disconnecting auto emissions controls, fuel switching" — use of leaded gas in because of reduced engine perfor­ in which delay is intolerable,” Herzog said after "W e’re really moving in that said Sunday both concerns are the government says. cars requiring more costly unleaded mance and increased maintenance beaded gasoline still accounts for 45 agreeing to give Peres more time. direction and there’s going to be a being addressed. Stretch Suits In a stud.v released Sunday, the fuel expen.se.’’ percent of motor fuel sold in the United significant meeting with Mr. Mon­ "We endorsed the mission of the Environmental I’rotection Agency sur­ beaded gas sells for aboul 7 cents a The 26 percent rate of tampering and States, but virtually all cars built since daie on Tuesday," the civil rights Mondale-Ferraro ticket in San 1981 — and many built since 1975 — Ugandan rebels claim gains 8.97 veyed 1.800 cars in six states and found gallon less than unleaded fuel. 14 percent rate of illegal leaded gas use leader replied. ’ ’1 look forward this Francisco but we had to have black Reg. 11.50. Famous Jordache more than one-fourth of 1975 to 1983 "This level of fuel-switching could are "minimum estimates," the EP A have catalytic converter pollution NAIROBI, Kenya — Ugandan rebels said today coming week to the delicate and Hispanic and female input model automobiles "had at least one mean an additional B.OUfl tons annually stressed, "determined from brief in­ controls that only accept unleaded they have killed at least 213 government troops transactions we’ve been engaging significantly involved in adminis­ stretch suits in flame retar­ emission control device tampered of lead entering the environment spections covering only the most gasoline. and wounded hundreds since the start of a in during this transition coming trative and policy development of dant polyester, with snap with.” through automobile emissions each readily observable forms of tampering The survey found "significant rates government offensive 12 days ago. together. the campaign. That is now happen­ front. Many colors to choose The tampering is pouring into the year." said Ruckelshaus. and fuel-switching. ” of tampering" with critical emissions The Uganda National Resistance Army, in a “We hope by Labor Day all of our ing," said Jackson, interviewed from! Sizes S-M-L. atmosphere additional "hydrocarbons, The government estimates 60.000 The survey was conducted in Ariz­ control components: statement signed by N RA leader "Yoweri coalition members will be to­ from New York. carbon monoxide and nitrogen ox­ tons of lead get into I S. air each year ona. California, Colorado. Illinois. Museveni and distributed to news agencies in gether," said Jackson, who at­ "There is in fact being worked on • "Other forms of tampering found right now a real jobs program,” he ides, " said EPA Administrator Wil­ — most of It from leaded gasoline Kansas and Texas. included altered filler neck inlets to Nairobi, said government forces launched a tracted record numbers of black liam Ruckelshaus. This is worsening combustion in motor vehicles. It cautioned against assuming the major offensive in the Luwero triangle north of voters to the polls in his campaign said. permit leaded gas use in cars requiring Mondaie had to apologize to urban smog and aggravating respira­ The added toxic lead pollution could figures can be applied nationally, leaded gas. disabled air pumps and the Ugandan capital. Kampala, in an attempt to for the Democratic nomination. Jordache tory problems that afflict millions of be increasing exposure to children and saying the problem varies from one wipe out guerrilla strongholds in the area. Mondaie will meet not only with Jackson earlier this month after he evaporative systems and positive was overheard by a reporter Blanket Sleepers Americans, the agency warned. fetuses, which can cause retardation region to another and is worse in areas crankcase ventilation (PCV) tamper­ The statement said since the start of the Jackson but virtually the entire The report comes less than a month and nervous system disorders, the without mandatory vehicle inspection ing." offensive 12 days ago. government and NRA black political leadership, which expressing exasperation with forces have clashed at least nine times outside was divided during the primaries Jackson and saying he could win 5.97 Kampala. between support for Jackson and the election "alone” — without his Reg, $10. A favorite "The NRA has carried out a number of Mondaie. former foe. for baby, now at Chicago firm seeks Air Florida takover ambushes and direct encounter clashes with fantastic savings! enemy troops at nine differenLplaces. The NRA has inflicted heavy casualties — 213 killed, plus Four colors to choose Bv Jane Taylor aircraft on routes catering to business hundreds more wounded and several others Ferraro hoping from. Sizes 1-4. work ana Air h’lorida executives have 12-year-old carrier can operate under A United Press International travelers in the Northeast. Its routes been devising a plan to get their planes court protection from its creditors captured. Our casualties are 16 killed and nine includes Washington, New "Vork, Min- back in the air. while Tinkle and other executives work wounded," the statement said. M IAM I — Chicago-based Midway neaiiolis. Dallas and Detroit. Under the Chapter 11 filing, the out the recovery plan. Airlines unveiled a plan today to buy Midway’s revenues last year were Ad limits sought on pills tax furor over bankrupt Air Florida and get it back in $104 million with 1.2 million pas­ the air by the end of the month. By Paula Schwed to reduce the deficit, criticized sengers. This year it projects $150 WASHINGTON — A consumer group wants the United Press International wasteful military spending and Midway disclosed its plan to pur- million in revenues with 1.5 million Officials probe explosion government to order a drug manufacturer to cha.se the grounded carrier at a federal accused Reagan of hampering p.issengers. PITTSBURGH (UPI) - Officialsare released trom area hospitals. Mary limit when television ads for the caffeine NEW YO RK — Geraldine Fer­ educational opportunity. Care­ bankruplcy court hearing in which a "Midway’s financial situation is very trying to determine what caused a Means. 55, remained in West Penn stimulant Vivarin can be shown because it judge was to decide whether to approve raro ended a grueling week by fully, she avoided specific prom­ H sound. We have one of the better skyrocket to explode in the seats behind Hospital Sunday with second-degree believes the commercials encourage children to hitting the campaign trail early in ises that might fuel Republican a recovery plan or place Air Florida use drugs. balance sheets in the industry." Bass home plate at Three Rivers Stadium, burns to her face and legs. hopes of dispelling the fury over charges she and Walter Mondaie into receivership. No decision was said. burning 18 spectators as they watched “We were sitting there watching the Action for Children’s Television, which 12 years expected until later in the day and her finances. are pandering to special interest He siiid the proposed merger would a fireworks display, officials said. fireworks," Mrs. Means said. "All I ago successfully blocked vitamin pill ads aimed Early in the week, Ms. Ferraro groups. terms of the transactions were not give his airline an opportunity to Harding Peterson, executive vice saw was a blinding white light. I wason at children, planned to file a complaint with the disclosed. ^ made public reams of financial " I think to reduce people by expand into the southeastern United president for the Pittsburgh Pirates, fire. My hair was on fire. It was a Federal Trade Commission today. gender or by race is not really Arthur Bass, chairman and chief documents, endured two hours of States said Sunday the club and the Fire nightmare." ACT said the Vivarin commercials aired during reporters’ grilling on her finances calling it as it is in the party or in executive officer of Malay, said his An .Air Florida spokesman said the Department had begun to investigate NBC-TV's popular show "Knight Rider” "tell this country," she said. airline hoped to operate four or five of I'homas Costello, 34, of Youngstown. and learned she overpaid her 1980 Federal .Aviation Administration had the accident, which occurred during a children they need to rely on stimulants to do well taxes by thousands of dollars she In between those two stops, she .Air Florida’s fleet of jetliners during Ohio, was in critical condition at Mercy in school” G indicated it would approve the proposal post-game show Saturday night follow­ Hospital and Mark Fisher, 5, of can no longer recover. sipped white wine at a Democratic the initial phase and to hire back 200 Air once the details are worked out. ing the Pirates 5-3 victory over ” If there’s one thing young people don’t need, fund-raiser for rich liberals like Florida employees Dormont was in serious condition in the She said she was convinced the Air Florida’s operations were sus­ Cincinnati. it s messages that glamorize pill popping." said actress Lauren Bacall and televi­ Bass said the merger discussions hospital’s pediatric ward. uproar would fade by Labor Day, pended when the Miami-based carrier The skyrocket landed in a section of ACT President Peggy Charren. the traditional star of the cam­ sion producer Norman Lear, who were initiated bv Air Florida chairman filed for bankruplcy July 3 and laid off box seats and exploded. ACT asked the FTC to forbid Beecham J.R.K. Tinkle It was the second such incident paign. But she decided not to wait are vacationing on Long Island. all 1.200 of its employees. More than 100 Most of the injured suffered second- Products from advertising Vivarin during shows Ms. Ferraro planned to spend Midway currently operates 19 DC-9 during a fireworks display at the that long and headed for Alabama workers have since been called back to degree burns and were treated and stadium this year. that have "significant young viewership." to quell concerns by some black today alone in Queens before leaders that the Democratic ticket returning to the camaign trail with was taking the black vote for visits to five state in three days. Driver charged with homicide nwi granted. She hoped the flury of speech She spoke to the state’s largest making will distract attention black political organization, the from her financial status and Alabama Democratic Conference, revive enthusiasm for the flagging Saturday. Democratic ticket, which is 10 to 20 D.C bus stop death toll rises to seven She also left the state elated by a points behind. OFF TH ANNIVERSARY strong promise of support from Ms. Ferraro said in a series of 4 0 * ^ 0 interviews the financial controv­ Bv Steve Gorman speeding down the wrong side of M Navy Yard wall, could not flee the against Williams would be filed Gov. George Wallace, whose state o f ersy has given her second thoughts United Press International Street. Southeast, at about 6:15 car barreling toward them. Some today with the U.S. attorney’s CELEBRATION is one of the few in the South p.m. b;DT when it struck the were crushed against the wall and Democrats think they can win about accepting the nomination „al Savings office, which handles all criminal because it pains her family. She WASHINGTON — A man whose median strip and jumped onto the others were pinned against a light prosecution in the District of back from President Reagan. car plowed into a crowded bus sidewalk that runs beside the wall pole, a fire department spokesman Columbia. Ms. Ferraro celebrated her 49th told how her mother-in-law called S e n » i * » " “ stop, killing a family of five and of the Navy Yard, a waterfront said. SUPER SPECIALS IN birthday Sunday and the 64th crying about some of the things she two others outside the Washington base about eight blocks from the Williams "was coming from a Williams originally was charged anniversary of women winning the reads about her son John Zaccaro. Atkins Layette Needs Navy Yard, had been drinking and Capitol. wedding reception, had dropped with driving while Intoxicated, but right to vote at a rally organized by " I ’m glad that’s behind me was on his way from a wedding The car traveled about 120 feet his mother o ff... and was heading the charge was changed to driving EVERY DEPARTMENT feminists in Fort Lee, N.J. now," Ms. Ferraro said. "If we’ve Play and Sleep Wear SNAP-SIDE & PULLOVER SHIRTS, reception to return the car to his along the sidewalk before it plowed to the Southeast area of the city to under the influence — a more The stump speech Ms. Ferraro gotten through these last several brother, police say. into nine people waiting at a bus return the car, which was his serious offense — when his blood gave to blacks and women varied weeks, we can get through package of two, reg. 4.50-$5. 3.47-3.97 The driver. Robert Williams. 41, stop, flipped over and burst into brother’s," Detective Dean Jacob­ alcohol level was found to have little. She called for tax increases anything." BLANKET SLEEPERS & GRO-BAGS, our Washington, was charged with flumes, police said. son said. been more than .10 percent, ^ Jaguar Game Soccer Balls ^ seven counts of vehicular homi­ Seven people, including four Jacobson said the charges Gentile said. own quality brand for infants and sizes 1-4. cide, driving under the influence of children, died in the accident. reg. <30 Sale Priced $ 1 0 9 9 Assorted colors, reg. $9-$10. 6 ,97 . 7.97 INFANTS’ GOWNS, assorted colors, alcohol and reckless driving in Three others, including Williams, President marks reg. $5. Saturday's accident, police said. were hospitalized. 4.37 Four people died at the scene and "This is the worst accident I can STEP INTO THE... i f Volt Outdoor Basketballs LB270 i ( two others died that evening. The recall in recent memory," city death toll rose to .seven Sunday police spokesman Joseph Gentile reg. officlal-Sa/e priced $ 1 0 9 9 suffrage date CRIB SHEETS, solids and prints. when another victim, an 18-year- said at a news conference Sunday. KNIT COVERALLS & 2 PC. SETS, a great old woman, died Reg. $7-7.50. 5 .5 7 -5 .9 7 The victims, trapped between By Norman D. Sandler The picnic on the South Lawn assortment of styles and colors! Police said Williams' car was the road and the 7-foot-high brick United Press International marked the start of a week of in-town campaigning by Reagan — Reg. $14-$20. 11.17-15.97 A Unisex Salon BACK TO SCHOOL SUPPLIES and possibly his last full week in THERMAL CRIB BLANKETS, 36” x 50” , Gym Suits & Shorts for Area Schools WASHINGTON - President 2 Cub Scouts drown Reagan used the 64th anniversary Washington before Election Day, assorted colors. 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He credited his Reagan, dogged by the “gender policies for an economic turna­ joined some 2,000 people in clean­ could swim. gap" for the last fouryears, sought ing the shoreline of a huge round that has given women “a Scoutmaster Clarence Smith SAUCONY to dismiss sexual polarization powerful lift" and cast an optimis­ RECEIVING BLANKETS, in solids or recreational lake drowned when said he and the four scouts were Complete Hair Coloring from the campaign Sunday during tic eye toward the Nov. 6 election. SNOWSUITS & PRAMS, save now on our they jumped into the water to walking near Stone Creek Cove FOOTWEAR FOR ALL SPORTS a picnic for hundreds of women stripes. Rejg. $8. 5 .9 7 escape a swarm of yellow jackets. when the yellow jackets attacked Techniques Including Cellophanes serving in his administration on “Over the next four years, we’ll entire stock! 25% OFF The tragedy happened at the about 10 a.m. Smith told Mackey the occasion of Women’s Equality work to promote still more eco­ third annual civic cleanup of the he grabbed two of the boys to try to Design Perming. Day. nomic growth and still more Lake Hartwell shoreline Saturday. get the insects off. FINAL CLEARANCE ON ALL "It no longer makes sense to talk opportunities for women,” Reagan Fntire Stock of CARTER'S l.ayotlf ItemH The scouts. Anthony Oliver and about a great divide between men said. Shaunte Mauldin, both from And­ Smith saw Oliver enter the water BONNIE BOON SALE, save on socks, and tried to save him but he is not a Back to School SPECIAL WATER SKIS & ACCESSORIES and women,” Reagan said. "There Just as Sunday was women’s day 20% OFF erson, were picking up debris with are no longer any men's issues or at the White House, the theme tights and booties for infants. 20% OFF their scoutmaster and two other strong swimmer, Mackey said. Shirts, bath and bedding needs by famous ” He (Smith) called for help, and 10% Student Discount on Ail women’s issues — just issues that today was education. scouts when they apparently dis­ School Bags - Sox - Accessories concern each of us as Americans. Reagan planned to sit in on a Carter’s, all on sale! turbed two underground yellow they retrieved Oliver," Mackey Services Thru Labor Day said. “And that's why it’s our policy to back-to-school orientation session jacket nests, said Anderson County These and more At: benefit all Americans — not by for seventh-grade pupils and their Coroner Wilton Mackey. Efforts were unsuccessful to raising taxes or multiplying regu­ parents at Jefferson Junior High D t L Baby Shops, all locations except New Ixyndon "The yellow jackets got on them revive the boy and he was It' alk-ins accepted HOUSE OF SPORTS lations or fattening the federal School in Washington, then key­ and they were trying to ge hi • pronounced dead at 11:26 a.m. at a 275 W. Middle Tpke. NASSIFF'S 991 Main St. bureaucracy, but by promoting note an afternoon ceremony honor­ D&L AT VER^O^. D&L FOR CHILDREN AT VERNON, AND MANCHESTER off," Mackey said. " I guesi, they Mon. - Fri. 9-9 647-9126 hospital. Mauldin’s body was ManchMter economic growth. Growth is good ing 202 junior and senior high thought they could get them off bv found at 1 p.m, ,• Manchester 649-3999. Sat. 9-5 for everybody," schools from around the country. OPEN MON. THRU FRI 'TIL 9 P.M., SATURDAY T IL 6 P.M., SUNDAYS 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug 27, 1984 MrtlNC Mt^a 1 t:.K MC.WrtL.L>, m uiiouv, AUK, il . i » m — Richard M. Diamond. Publisher Lieberman sees Douglas A. Bevins, Managing Editorl Advocates for homeless Connecticut James P. Sacks, City Editor. OPINION tear shelter shutdowns In Brief all reporters— Enfield man dies in crash even youngsters HARTFORD (U P l) - Five of around the state. Hartford's new South Park Inn. TTte state's 27 shelters for the "If the shelters don’t get some Middletown's St. Vincent de Paul E N F IE LD — An Enfield man died and three Jack homeless may shut down by money very quickly, we're going to shelter and the Norwalk Kiwanis people were injured in a two-ear crash Sunday on By M ark A. Dupuis The telephone tax isn’t likely to go away October unless state officials give have homeless people out in the Wmergency Shelter — face debts Interstate 95. United Press International Anderson Uiern the money they need to keep streets," said Ben Kowalski, direc­ or cash-flow problems which pose Police said Stephen Myers, 21, was killed when going. tor of general assistance for the immediate threats to their opera­ his car collided with another driven by a HARTFORD - Slate Attorney General Joseph 1 Washington The slate Income Maintenance state agency. tion. Davis said. Springfield. Mass, man and flipped over shortly Bv Tom Tiede naturally. But proponents of the tax held on until they That necessity passed too. The U.S. role in Vietnam Lieberman is no stranger to reporters — even Department will ask a legislative Hartford’s 15-bed Friends of the after 1:30 a.m. "reporters " on the young side who dress in T-shirts had another explanation on their side. When the United ended in 1972. But the telephone tax continues. It has Merry-Go-Round committee this week for permis- Street .shelter for alcoholics ran out Myers, and passenger Frank H. Higley. 22, of and snorls. WASHINGTON — When Ronald Reagan campaigned States entered World War II. and the boys abroad been reduced on occasion, and it was even repealed Three other shelters are surviv­ ^sipn to distribute $350,000 in eight of funds and closed this summer Enfield, were thrown from the car. Myers was Lieberman is one of Ihe more visible officials in for the pre.sidency in 1980, he drew up a list of what he again in 1980: but Reagan rescued it in his first year in ing month-to-month while faced needed help, the excise was expanded to include a 6 installments beginning Sept. 30. but officials hope to reopen the pronounced dead at the scene. Higley was treated state government and keeps in touch with reporters said were excessive federal taxations. And one of them office, raised it in his second and has now extended the with heavy debts, officials said. A percent bite on local service. Without emergericy regulations, facility in October. at St. Francis Hospital and Medical Center and by issuing frequenl*news releases and often calling was the telephone excise tax. Candidate Reagan said it tribute through 1987. the funding would not become sixth shelter, the 48-bed Columbus released. The tax was increased two more times during the The 60-bed Bridgeport Emer­ news conferences on his office's work. was an anachronism, and if he were elected he would Critics say it's absurd. Louis Talley writes that the ■available before Oct, 30 — too late House in New Haven, is $92,000 in Harry W. Still Jr., 33, the driver of the other car war, to an eventual 15 percent on local calls and 25 gency Shelter also closed this The attorney general's mosl reconl "news confer work to have it repealed. to save five shelters, said Brad debt but confident it will remain and his passenger Doris Coleman of Springfield, percent on long distance. When the fighting swung in opponents claim there are no m ore legitim ate Toxins are summer and the only other shelter ence" hroiighi 25 "reporters " to his office to ask Davis, co-chairman of the Gover­ open, Davis said. were treated at Baystate Medical Center in He was elected. the Allies' favor, however. Congress passed and arguments for the tariff. The wars are long over, and in the state's largest city. Prospect questions, but don’t look in the daily newspaper for nor's Tusk Force on the Homeless, Springfield and released. But he has not worked to have the tax repealed. Franklin Roosevelt certified a measure to repeal the the idea of the telephone as a luxury is likewise House, is about to close for the their story on the session Some of the shelters lose money In fact, Reagan as president has worked to have the outdated. Telephones are lifeline.^ in a communications A report to Gov. William O’Neill winter during renovations. Their story will he printed in llie end of llie summer tax six months after the termination of hostilities. too easy because they house people who Feud leads to stabbing tax continued. He's made it a part of his so-called age, and taxing them selectively is unfair. in July estimated there are be­ newspaper at the YMCA Camp Downtown in The repeal never took place. A year after the "1 don’t know what we're going later prove ineligible for state "d e ficit reduction” operation. He recently signed into tween 2,000 and 4,000 homeless NEW HAVEN — Two sailors were hospilalized Hartford. armistice, the tariff was still fully in effect. The people in Connecticut and about to do in Bridgeport this winter," reimbursements that defray shel­ law a $63 billion package of spending cuts and tax STILL, THE LEVY PROPONENTS are unbending. to obtain with stab wounds Monday and a third faced two The reporters, each eqiiqqied willi a yi"llow pad and emergency was over, the nation was rushing toward 500 beds available in shelters said Davis. ter costs, officials said. pencil, were It to 13 years old Most were dressed m increases which includes a two-year extension of the 3 Including the official Reagan administration. They counts of assault after a long standing feud one of the best economic periods of its history, but the T-shirts and shorts when they walked to l.ieherman's percent telephone tariff. claim the phone remains a kind of "instrument of social erupted aboard a ship. telephone excise tax was quietly given new life and WASHINGTON — The gravest Officials aboard the Don Salvador HI. a ship office Iasi week for the half-hour session The president has thus followed the lead of many of convenience," as T aliey puts it. and they point out that extended indefinitely. "clear and present danger” posed with Filipino registry, turned over Andres Eriste, The youngsters asked l.ielierman questions on a his predecessors on this matter. The telephone tax has three dozen states impose some local taxes of their own host of topics, including basics such as how he decided by chemical and biological wea­ Youth faces arraignment 49, to police Sunday. The vessel was in New Haven been alternately condemned and continued for more on telephone use. to become a lawyer and Ihe iiueslions regular CRITICS YELPED. Yet they couldn't do anything pons is not from aggressor nations, loading scrap with its next .scheduled call in than 50 years. The i.ssue is relatively small, perhaps, until the following decade, after the Korean conflict. Portland. Maine. reporters often ask about his future polilieal plans 2 Not incidentally, the proponents also point out that which are restrained by fear of but it might be instructive, in an election year, to look at The tax was reduced to 10 percent in 1954, and, in 1959, it Police said a long-standing feud among three "H o w ’d you raise money for your eleetioii'’ " was its curious history. the telephone excise is an important component of the retaliation, but from terrorists or the first question was repealed again, at least partially. This time the in shooting death of sister crew members broke out aboard the ve.s.sel. overburdened federal treasury. It generates an lunatics who decide to use these Lieberman talked ahmil polilual lundraisers and The history has recently been collected by the local .service tax was to be positively terminated in tbe Rene Penarubia. .30, was stabbed in tbe chest average of $1.5 billion in revenue each year. Talley says hideous weapons for blackmail or using lists of previous eontrihulors and warned ol Ihe Congressional Research Service. Louis Talley, a staff the investigation, declined com­ to the accused. The accused was and Rodolfo Aseja. 36, was slabbed in the arm. sum mer of 1960. HARTFORD (U PI) - A 14-year- inereasiug amount of money being rai.sed and .spent member of the Library of Congress, has written a paper that in the last 13 years alone the governm ent has to publicize their causes. ment on whether the shooting was quite emotional and we did not get police said. Both were taken to Yale-New Haven It wasn't. But instead of repealing the repeal. old boy who shot and killed his by candidates. called "Hold the Phone." It might better be called "The raised $21 billion from the tax. A secret CIA "Special National accidental but said the youth was a statement.” Hospital where each was reported in serious Congress Just voted to extend the effective date of the ; K-year-old sister while playing with "Does that answer you'.’ " lu' asked the young Law That Wouldn't Die." It's a bewildering critique of Intelligence Estimate." which had ■■a shotgun faces arraignment today charged with first-degree mans­ He also declined to say whether condition in the surgical intensive care unit. repeal. In 1960. it was extended to 1961. In 1961. it was So the ta riff goes on and on. And it looks as if it will inquirer the telephone excise tax. the concurrence of eight other .in juvenile court but may be tried laughter and may be be tried as an the children’s mother, Rosa Caez. extended to 1962. In 1962. it was extended to 1963. It was continue to do so. Election year rhetoric Residents want to secede "Y es, hut do you have to |)ay the peoide tiaek who 7 federal intelligence agencies, ex­ as an adult on the manslaughter adult. or her husband, who was not notwithstanding, the authorities say that once a tax is gave Ihe eontributioiis'.’ " the youiigsler asked in a ultimat^y extended to 1966, when the Vietnam War .charge. “ Part of the statute for mans­ Identified, would be charged. Po­ TALLE Y SAYS THE TAX originated in 1932, when presses concern that the use of WINDHAM — Residents of Ihe three Windham follow-up question began to get uncomfortable. imposed it is only rarely dislodged. They also say that laughter Is that the individual acts lice said they had not determined Congress levied an excise of up to $2 for some long poison gas by the Soviets and the Maria Torres was pronounced villages, upset because they are paying for The children did draw something of an exclusive Lyndon Johnson asked Congress to increase the people who object may call,their congressmen, of dead on arrival at 2:22 p.m. Friday with extreme indifference to hu­ who owned the gun. distance calis. The argument at the tim e was that Iraqis (who got the ingredients garbage collection they don’t want, are Ibreaten- Irom Lieberman, who was eleeled alluriiey gi-iieral in telephone tax to 10 percent in 1966. He insisted that it course; or, in this case, write. at Mt. Sinai Hospital after she was man life and he acts in a reckless In a report published Saturday telephones were luxury items, toys of the well-to-do, from West German companies) ing to secede. 1982 and has been mentioned as a possible candidate had nothing to do with the Am erican buildup in 'shot once in the chest inside the manner which can be life- by The Hartford Courant, a friend “ could influence the attitudes of Less than two years after voters approved for governor in 1986 and therefore like furs and jewelry they could be taxed "fam ily’s apartment in the city’s threatening. So that’s what the of the boy said the suspect thought Southeast Asia, yet Wilbur Mills, then chairman of the consolidating the governments of the of Windham Responding to a question. Lieberman said he plans without burdening the common man." terrorists toward use of chemical North End. manslaughter statute is and it fit,” the gun was unloaded. House Ways and Means Committee, said: " I t is clear Tom Tiede is a columnist for Newspaper Enterprise and the city of Willimanlic, taxpayers say they to run for re-eleelion as attorney gi’iieral in ItiHti. That reasoning lost weight as telephones proliferated. and biological weapons." ■ Poucher said. "H e (Miss Torres’ brother) took that Vietnam ... makes this bill necessary.” Association. . The boy, whose name was want to form their own community or join a which prompted another lollow up quest ion from The report, which was reviewed .withheld because of his age. was A judge will decide whether the all the bullets out. but one (was still nearby town. another youngster. by my associate Dale Van Atta, arrested at the scene and held over boy is prosecuted in juvenile or in the sh otgu n )M an u el Gonzalez The residents are not only upset about the Guest editorials points out that chemical-biological the weekend at the state Connecti- adult courts. said. "H e told her. ‘I'm going to kill garbage collection but contend they are afraid the "Would you ihink ol retiring m 199(1'.’ " Ihe youlli weapons are not yet popular -cut Juvenile Detention Center in "A motive we don't have." you,' but he was just playing. Then villages will lose theirquiet country charm if they asked. Lieberman's answer was the type regular Poucher said. "W e're still investi­ he pulled the trigger and a bullet among terrorists -— probably be­ lieu of $100,000 bond. continue to be governed by Ihe same set of laws as reporters often run into, possibly leading in one Sgt. Richard Poucher, heading gating and we weren’t able to talk came out. He didn’t know." cause they're terrified of them. the city of Willimanlic. direetiun hut not eouerele. Residents of the villages — North Windham, But it warns that "one successful " I might run for sumelliing else. You know thereare Even th^est fSUK..jQ£ AI£ M M D . South Windham and Windham Center — said they incident involving such (lethal) other state offices up at lhat lim e,” he said, (irompling began to consider secession lust month after a chuckles from his eu-workers who sal in on the agents would significantly lower meeting passed a resolution authorizing town­ must dd^etter rSMkS'VIttxCfcTTbdJR the threshold of restraint on their Officials chlorinate water wide garbage collection. application by other terrorists." Lieberman didn’t say if he was riderring to the Air show planes collide governorship and another child .stuck to the line of IN FACT, there have been questioning and went a step fiirllier "Would you ever The statistics are depress­ support payments. It permits M ERID EN — Two small planes giving rides to q q i Ai i ... isolated cases of these weapons in efforts to kill bacteria run (or president'.’ " Lieberman was asked. ing even in Connecticut, withholding income tax re­ air show spectators collided as they prepared to being used by terrorists and land at Meriden-Markham Airport. The six "That's a long way off, " he replied. ex|)laining that whose child support collec­ funds from delinquents and NEW HAVEN (UPl) - Officials bacteria could have entered the Jackson said the taste can be others. In 1978, for example, a people aboard were not injured. tion efforts are among the allows states to put liens on plan to begin flushing 1.300 miles of system when a pipe was opened or lessened by putting the water in a he believed most Americans would love the ehanee to Palestinian group injected cyanide The nosegear of a two-seat Cessna 150 hit the run (or president, though he didn't exiieel to gel the- best in the nation. Collections their property. It facilitates 'Water mains today in the New through a faulty treatment plant. clear glass jar, exposing it to the A into citrus fruit exported by Israel. tail of a four-passenger Cessna 172 as the two •Haven region as part of a program They said while public health sun for a half day and then chilling chance himself. have increased by more than the interstate collection of planes approached the runway about 11:.30 a.m. Huk guerrillas in the Philippines -to rid the drinking supplies of high was not in danger, they said the it. Sunday. A Federal Aviation Administration The children also slumped Ihe allorney general on 20 percent in the first six payments by providing fed­ poisoned pineapples destined for bacteria counts. bacteria could have caused upper The federal Environmental Pro­ spokesman said both planes landed safely one question. months of this year as a result eral money to aid in the export. In both cases, rapid and - The South Central Regional respiratory infections if allowed to tection Agency recommended the immediately after the collision. effective response to the discovery .Water Authority began adding multiply. chlorine treatment to kill the One child noticed the ceiling in Lieberman's office is of state wage atachment process. And it requires the There is no control tower at the field and pilots of the poisoned fruit prevented „extra chlorine to the water after "We became concerned late in bacteria and flushing the water decorated with drawings of birds. "Do the eagles on legislation that took effect in states to streamline adminis­ are responsible for observing air traffic visually higher-than-normal levels of the the week when our normal moni­ mains to remove it. Jackson did the ceiling stand (or the stale'.’ " the child asked fatalities. and communicaling with one another by radio, October. But, even so. only 65 trative procedures involving potentially dangerous types of toring tests started to show in­ not know how much the problem or Similar incidents of “ consumer the spokesman said. The FAA is investigating. "You know, I don’t think I noticed lliem ," or 70 percent of the payments child support cases. 'bacteria were found Friday. creasing levels of bacteria." said the cure will cost the utility. Lieberman said, adding though that the offi<"e wasn't isi terrorism” have been attributed to At Yale-New Haven Hospital, Thomas C. Jackson, public affairs Meriden Airways owns the planes. The names U owed non-welfare familes, It serves an estimated 376.000 originally occupied by a stale official hut rather Hie individuals, like the culprit who officials said they were taking manager for the water authority. of those aboard were not uvudable. whose child support arrange- customers from Cheshire to New president of an insurance company. Each state must create a injected cyanide into pain-reliever extra precautions to protect new- He said five times the normal Haven and from M ilford to ;ment are monitored by the commission headed by the capsules, and the ex-convict in '■'borns in a special care unit, amount of chlorine was added to Branford. state, have been recaptureed. governor to monitor child Australia who threatened to infect • requiring alcohol hand washes for the water as a disinfectant. While it .anyone touching them and bathing may taste bad, the water is safe to . And the state has been able to support and to examine such herds with hoof-and-mouth disease The planet Jupiter has an last January. the babies in purified water. drink, Jackson said. "W e want ■ reclaim just 35 percent or less issues as visitation rights, equatorial diameter of 88,000 The low cost of chemical- "The babies are in isolation people to know that this is a taste of the payments owed welfare already and they receive special problem, not a health problem,” he miles, 11 times the diameter of the standards for support and biological weapons and their rela­ earth. care normally, but we have been said. G families. Obviously there is enforcement of interstate col­ tively easy availability make them more work to be done. •doing this for the past ccuple of lections. Initially most of the attractive to terrorists. And once days to be sure,” said George cost to the states will be borne they have overcome their fear of A shift in attitude — so that Pawlush, hospital spokesman. by the federal government. Viewpoint the weapons through training — by •' No special precautions were the focus becomes the well taken at the Hospital of St. s a le the Soviets, for example — terror­ being of one's children — is ists will see the advantage of .Raphael. sewing underway. Congress has un- This,.is the wisest of invest­ deadly agents that can be Water authority officials said the ; animously adopted wage att­ ments. Parents who are fi­ National tax reform smuggled into a target area machine achment legislation similar nancially able to provide virtually immune from detection. FOR FALL to Connecticut's. support of course should. The While it costs hundreds pf Sale ends Sept. 8th. millions of dollars to build a State Jaycees SALE AND BA CK - legislation will see to that. The measure calls for gar- The reform is broad and vital and the region’s future nuclear bomb, any reasonably alter rules and TO-SCHOOL - nishing the wages of a parent and overdue. intelligent biology or chemistry Bv Eric Swider student can make a kilogram of For better fit, m machine who is 30 days delinquent in and eased the transition out of busines maturity, financing of accept women deadly Type A botulin toxin for White Free-Arm belter quality, r ” ,avo.«efo. :making court-ordered child basic manufacturing. As a result. investment is crucial to regional - NORWICH BULLETIN only $400, according to Pentagon it's as simple as I Looking to 1985 it is clear that the New England's unemployment personal income and employment Machine Model 445 WEST HAVEN (U PI) - Connec- A-BO,.. sewing ' competitivenesis of our region's as rate has consistently remained two growth. consultant Joseph Douglass. He .■ticut Jaycees have applauded a Incredible savings on White's makes the dilferencel I °^V«;r®v3°ham A5’ well as the nation's businesses in - to three points below the national adds that with a forged research The Council strongly recom­ change in their bylaws allowing Free-Arm 445. The machine that’s international markets will become average since before the 1979 oil permit a terrorist could get an­ » Convenient Sale ends Saturday, Don’t weaken law mends that the budget deficit be women to join their ranks as full simple enough for a beginner, a crucial item on the public thrax germs by mail for $35. carrylitg Sept. 1st. price shock. The competitiveness reduced by cutting expenditures members for the first time in the with features sure to handle agenda. Credit availability and of the region's bysinesses, how­ and raising additional revenue. civic organization’s 60-year please an exptert. Some United States sena- prison" law, and it tightens investment costs are rapidly be­ ever, is now threatened by more But in a constructive fashion, the A GROUP OF EXPERTS told a •history. • 10 built-in coming solid foundations for con­ ominous and less controllable United Nations panel in 1969 that .. The board of directors Saturday Mfr. sug. price •tltchet, ,tors want to take a step restrictions on those who government should take steps to including 5 sideration in the tax reform factors. “ for a large-scale operation .changed the rules following a U.S. $449.99 be backward in this country’s enhance the competitive position stretch stitches make and sell handguns. legislation. against a civilian population, casu­ Supreme Court decision earlier Persistently high real interest of American businesses and attempts to control weapons this month against the national rates and a strong dollar seriously workers. alties might cost about $2,000 per > tullHn of death. In reality, tighter gun laws organization and its policy of On July 9 the House Banking affect our high growth industries' square kilometer with conven­ button holer 6i are unlikely, given the power ^admitting women only as associate H automatic tional weapons, $800 with nuclear 8 8 ability to compete with foreign - A bill sponsored by Repub- Committee’s Subcommittee on Do­ THE COUNCIL also recom­ members. bobbin of the gun lobby. The gun weapons, $600 with nerve-gas mestic Monetary Policy sponsored counterparts facing lower costs of mends adopting a permanent An estimated 75 Jaycee • Free arm (or winder 'lican Sens. Orrin G. Hatch of users cite the Second Amend­ weapons and with biological sewing hard-to- hearings to assess the credit capital and weaker exchange $1 members from statewide chapters Utah and James A. McClure research and development tax reach collars • Push-button ment and forget the victims conditions and economic prospects rates. One-quarter of our high credit, support consumption based weapons.” Inflation may have greeted the change with cheers ;:of Idaho, recently passed by cuffs reverse of the sacred right to "bea.r of New England. Results of the technology jobs are export related. taxes as alternatives to our present changed the figures, but not the and applause, saying they ap­ deadly bargain ratio. ;;the Senate Judiciary Com­ arms.” hearings will become part of a Whether or not New England can tax structure which offers few proved of the decision. » Universol pressure sV«tem > lullt-ln occMiory mittee, would do just that, by national assessment package to be repeat its past peformace during incentives for saving and invest­ The United States is wide open "It is a good idea for women to be tor constant sewing speed posittoni compartiTwnl For too long we’ve heard admitted,” said Terry Boucher, a easing restrictions on the sale utilized by Congress in evaluating the rest of the 1980s is less certain ment, supports export incentives for terrorists with chemical- member of the West Haven Jay­ the slogan, “ Guns don’t kill fiscal and monetary policy. as foreign competitors catch up in biological operations in mind. The of shotguns, rifles and certain including in Foreign Sales Corpo­ cees. “ Although they weren't an people, people do.’’ Too many The New England Council, technological capabilities. only federal agency that monitors types of handguns. ration legislation, and opposes appreciable part of the workforce sewing machine tune-up the sale of deadly pathogens is the people have suffered because which represents 1,300 member taxes such as an oil import fee that 'in the 1920s, they are now." The bill may pass the a powerful minority believes firms throughout the region, ap­ SEVERAL FACTORS influence would disproportionately add to Agriculture Department. Univer­ - "One active woman is better sities and other research laborato­ Senate, but Congressional its right to own guns should plauds the efforts of the Domestic the region's outlook. The relatively the cost of doing business in New than five inactive men," Ms. Monetary Policy Subcommittee in high cost of capital in the United England. ries are poorly guarded, and the Boucher said. The Jaycees was Quarterly says it has little prevent even the most limited ____ (or all brands sponsoring these hearings. There States, double that of Japan's, is necessary knowledge is easy to founded in 1920 and traditionally chance of passage in the restrictions on the sale and are several key factors to be influenced by interest rates, infla­ Although the downpayment plan gather. accepted as members only men Includes 47 “** > House, and that’s good. In­ possession of guns without considered if New England's eco­ tion and taxation on the govern­ addressed the deficit problem, a between age 18 and 36. ,, The change was the "birth of a Included. 0 «e r good thru stead, the law should move in purpose, except for killing nomic prosperity is to be ment side. Clearly, reducing the more comprehensive approach is "Clandestine production of new era," said members who the opposite direction, to­ people.” sustained. federal budget deficit will influ­ needed to ensure that busing and chemical and biological weapons Sept. 2 2 n d . ______for a multiple-casualty attack 'Ynarked the ocasion by giving an ward tigher restrictions on ence the Federal Reserve's ability investment incentives has cer­ 'award to state chapter president ^ v e n i e n l 4 - WESTFIELD (Mass.) generally raises no greater techni­ the sale of guns, especially OVER THE PAST DECADE, to lower interest rates. The price tainly become as important as the Bill Wilson. cal obstacles than does the clan­ EVENING NEWS 16,000 manufacturing jobs were we paid for lower inflation, in lost issue of whether taxes should be " The award included a baby girl’s handguns. destine production of chemical raDRKS* lost from New England's tradi­ output and employment, should seriously raised or reduced. The •clothing, a paper diaper, red dots narcotics or heroin," the CIA Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- tional manufacturing base. The not be foregone by rash, expan­ New England Council hopes that •for dimples, pink and yellow PADRICI regional economy expanded, how­ sionary monetary policy. Rather, report concludes. ribbons and a baby bottle. A bib Owned and operated by Ow n«d ond opefoied by Fab«>C«nt«r$ of Amonco. Inc ; Mass., and Rep. Peter Ro­ Letters policy the efforts of Rep. Nicholas Mav- Fiabn-Cenlers ot Amenco. tnc ever, from a base of the rapidly fiscal responsibility is paramount roules, D-Mass., and the Monetary Among law enforcement agen­ printed with "M y Daddy Jaycee” dino, D-N.J., have sponsored cies, the Secret Service is particu­ .was also given to Wilson. The Manchester Herald wel­ growing service sector and higher to any government policy Policy Subcommittee's hearings . a bill that would work toward comes letters to the editor. larly aware of the near­ .. The issue of women membership K-MART PUZA technology industries including considerations. will help shape effective fiscal and • MANCHESTER PARKADE MANCHESTER PARKADE Letters should be brief and to impossibility of pholection against .was ignored when Hartford hosted that goal. It would require office machinery, computers, pre­ The key to growth in New monetary policy. the point. They should be typed t ^ National Jaycees convention 340 Broad St. 646-9424 Hartford Turnpik* handgun purchasers to sub- cision instruments and jet engines England, as elsewhere, is invest­ chemical-biological isf^tacks. In 340 Broad St. 646-9424 or neatly handwritten, and. for fact, an expert told the presidential Tast year despite efforts of the city Mon.-Fri., 10-9, Sal., 10-0, Sun., 12-S ; mit to a background check manufacturing. ment in both physical and human Eric Swider is president of The chapter. Routos 30 A 83 ease in editing, should be bodyguards that he could stroll This movement towards growth capital. The private sector venture New England Council Inc., a National leaders said they would Mon.-Frl., 10-9, Sat., 10-6, Sun., 12-5 ’ and a waiting period before double-spaced. through the White House with a Vornon The Herald reserves the right industries, more knowledge inten­ capital market and educational regional business association with not ask members to consider • Low Prieo Ouaranfoo they could purchase hand- tour group and leave behind an Find a lower price advertised to edit letters in the interests of sive and less energy intenive in in.stitutio'ns in New England are some 1,300 member firms who admitting Women as members ; guns; it contains a version of undetectable poison that would kill In town within 10 days ot purchase, brevity, clarity and taste. production, enhanced capital ac- quite strong. But as growth indus­ employ over 25 percent of New ^ cau se the issue had been re­ and we ll refund the difference IB Ccopyrtghl 1984. fabri-Centers of America, Inc (^California’s “ use a gun, go to f'limitlfJtinn '»nH I'jKnr vmHMof tries here enter the second nhosenf Fn0l;inH'« .wnrbfoHto all the inhabitants of the Executi;^e jected twice previously. I Ccopvfigtit 1 ^ - Fobfi-C«nt«f> ot Am»fICO. Inc .M.ANCIIES'lEli H ERALD . Moiid.iy, .Au|( 2/. li’a-* g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 27, 1984

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The town has until Sept. 21 to Tony Rendall WHCT Hartford, C T 1$ [C N N ] Freeman Reports are considering several proposals apply to the state Department of sewers it would reduce the burden ^ New.watch WTXX Waterbury. CT (ESP N l PKA Full Contact Karate for what to do with up to $I million Housing for the two-year block on individual property owners, WWLP Springfield. MA “WE NEVER EXPECTED TO PIWP«.'’ ® Reporter 41 according to Frank Sampson, WEDH Hartford. CT H 9 : 3 0 PIVl (41) Grandas Series: in Community Development Block grant. Reading Rainbow W V1T Hartford. CT 90 Lagrimas Negras Grant money available to the town. At the council's request, letters consultant to the sewer project (C N N ] Prog Cont'd WSBK Boston, M A [H B O ] Video Jukebox Town Council Chairman Robert have gone out to town officials, from the Manchester engineering WGGB Springfield. MA 40 y (ESP N ] Scotch Sport. Preview ’A prev­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Great Santini' A LEVY’S LAW J I Schutnaisipr Olmstead has proposed some of the clergy and civic groups asking firm of Fuss and O'Neill. WXTV Paterson. NJ 41/ iew of 1984 college football ’ Marine Corps colonel nearly destroys his The amount WPCA is requesting WGBY Springfield. MA (87/ money be used to build a center for them if they would support a youth family by his dictatorial methods. Robert [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Thirty-Nine CNN Cable News Ntwrk ICNNl U X X , A troubled teenagers. center. would pay for 20 to 25 percent of the Duvall, Blytho Danner, Michael O'Keefe 4.J U E B-l Step.* An innocent man tries to stay one ESPN Sports Network lESPNl V U T T U e vnw m / total $1.5 million cost of lateral 1979 Rated PG And members of the Water Olmstead said he envisions a step ahead of German assassins and Scot­ BUBBU^S XXJl-U HBO Home Box Office iHBOl AW.' Pollution Control Authority have multi-use facility for teenagers sewer construction. land Yard. Robert Powell. Karen Dotrice, C IN E M A > Cinem ax IMAX) 1 0 : 0 0 P M I^D Dr Gene Scott F O R M T O O N David Warner Rated PG TMC ITMCI HEB. asked that the town use between with emotional and psychological Richard Breault, WPCA chair­ Movie Channel (2D USU and You JEN N IF^Ss (TM C ] MOVIE: 'Heart Like A Wheel' USA USA Network lUSAl UPS. $300,000 and 400,000 of the funds to problems, alcoholism, drug depen­ man, said he has learned from [C N N ] Evening News ' : v - 7 ...... ’ f .- (C lo M d Captioned] The ftrst woman dra­ pay for construction of lateral dency, pregnancy and runaways, CDBG officials that a request for gracing champion is torn between her fa­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Curse of the Pink sewers. depending on the town's specific grant money for sewers would mily and racing Bonnie Bedelia, Beau Panther’ The world's worst detective is likely be approved because the 7^ Bridges, Hoyt Axton. Rated PG di) MOVIE: 'The Unsinkabte Molly hired to find the missing Inspector Clou- Other plans call for the money to needs as determined in the survey. Brown* Musical about a young couple sewers are being built under order [U S A ] USA Cartoon Express seau Ted W ass, David Niven, Robert be used for road repair, housing "There’s talk about shutting whose luck takes them from a squalid Wagner 1983 Rated PG. 4 rehabilitation and storm drains. down Mansfield Training School," of a state court. UPI photo 6 : 3 0 PM C5D one Day at a Time gold-mining existence into the lush life of millionaires Debbie Reynolds, Harve Pres- [ m a x ] M O V IE : 'Daniel' A brother and (2D (2D NBC News nell. Ed Begley 1964 sister try lo cope with the fact that both their parents were executed for treason. (2^ Nightly Business Report 0D Dr. Gene Scott Tom and Jerry are winners Timothy Hutton, Mandy Patinkin, Edward (3D Jefferaons (2D MOVIE: 'Let's Dance' A widowed Asnor 1983 Rated R Gejdenson charges Koontz Ben Small of York, Me., stands proudly brought Ben, who is six years old. a blue (ID ABC New. actress and her former dancing partner [U S A ] Cover Story $1) Noticiero SIN fight her wealthy mother-in-law for cus­ in Acton. Me., with "Tom and Jerry." a ribbon in the calve pull Friday at then tody of her son Betty Hutton, Fred A s ­ 1 0 : 1 5 PIVl C£) Kiner Korner ALLEY OOP CTiy Diva Qrain (C N N ) Ask CNN w/Dan Schorr taire. Roland Young. 1950 winning pair ot calves. The team 119th annual Acton Fair 2 [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook 1 0 : 3 0 P M (S ) New Jersey People (22) (3D T V 's Censored Bloopers Barbara THBZE! ITS FINISHED/ NOW u c h IH E W n o o n e , LOOP/, HUH?p7>p,/ Cli) Independent News Eden and Jayne Kennedy join host Dick TRY TtLAW YOUR WAYOUTA VicHl HUMILIATES' HI YUH ,' set sessions on her own 7 : 0 0 PM Q ) CBS New. Clark at a look at some scenes never in­ SD Alfred Hitchcock THAT, ALLEY OOP/ b r u te AN'SETS GUZ/ (3D QD M*A*S*H a w a y w it h IT/ Cancer trip gains support tended for viewing by an audience (R) (60 (2D Fritz Scholder 'An American Portrait.' (D ABC News ' min.) Fritz Scholder, an American Indian painter Rep. Sam Gejdenson, the incum­ Gejdenson originally proposed Gejdenson said that to schedule' ( £ N e w . dD Evening at Pops Tony Bennett.' of international acclaim, is profiled. (R) bent Democratic Congressman four debates in Vernon, Middle- a debate in every town in between (}]) Jefferson. Tony Bennett joins John Williams and the S i) 24 Horas from Bozrah, recently accused his town, Danielson and New London. now and the election "would, by Boston Pops for a medley of his hit songs (iD Dr. Gene Scott [ESPN] Inside Baseball Republican opponent. Roberta But Mrs. Koontz said she wanted to necessity, have to include the (60 min.) Koontz. of scheduling debates in N.H. runner nears finish (2D I Love Lucy [USA] Seeing Stars debate Gejdenson in all 57 towns in month of September and Mrs. dD MOVIE: 'I, Claudius' Parts 4,5, & 6 each town of the Second Congres­ the Second Congressional District. Koontz should know that it would CB 82) S® g® New. 7 (22) W hee l of Fortune d S Concierto 1 1 : 0 0 P M sional District without consulting At the request of Mrs. Koontz, be physically impossible for me to CHESTER, N.H. (UPI) - A knowing I can't see him when he MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [CN N ] Prime News (B Phil Silvers Clay (lied in A|)i il. 1983 of cancer. him. Gejdenson later agreed to two be there since Congress is in 21-year-old New Hampshire man pas.ses through town," said Ms. Aramini began .soon after that lo (3D Wheel of Fortune (ESPN) Super Bouts of the 80's Ray SD Odd Couple "I had thought we were negotiat­ additional debates, one in Norwich session then.” nearing the end of a grueling Aranianii, who has bowed lo her ®5) Fam ily Feud 'Boom Boom' Mancini vs. Artoro Frias (Las ClD Dr. Gene Scott train for his cross eouiilry trip. Vegas. 1962) and Ray 'Boom Boom' Man­ ing with them in good faith," and one for Channel 8 in New coast-to-coast run fur a friend who son's wishes and not seen him sinee Baila Conmigo (2D Soap ■ 3 ^ cini vs. Orland Romero (New York, 1983) ' Gedjenson said. "M y campaign Haven. "If they are trying to make it died of cancer made his way he left. The money rai.sed will go to the (g^ Wild World of Animals (60 m in ) (2$ Dr. Who manager spoke to them Tuesday of "We have received no counter seem that Sam is unwilling to towards Hampton Beach as sup­ "He doesn't want us lo .see lilm Dana Farlier Cancer Institute in [C N N ] Moneyline [H BO l MOVIE: They Cell Me Bruce?' ( ^ Twilight Zone this week and no mention was proposals from Ms. Koontz," Gej­ debate, they should remember porters slowed him down with hugs until the end He wants to see his Boston, where Clay received [ESPN] SportsCenter A n Asian immigrant who resembles Bruce THE BORN LOSER ®by Art Sanaom made of this plan." denson said. "Only word that she is Irealiiienl. Lee runs into trouble everywhere he goes MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour that Sam was the first to challenge and dollars. mom and dad at Hampton Beaeli. " [H B O ] Dr. Seuss* Cat in the Hat Two The two candidates have dis­ going ahead and setting up meet­ Johnny Yune, Margaux Hemingway. Rated (C N N ] Moneylina Ms. Koontz to a series of debates,” Gary Aramini. physically fa­ she said. "Maybe he needs that lo children and a tall-hatted cat tear up the PG. 6O\tl0ilNKlE^. agreed about the number of times ings without consulting my said Bill Mann. Gejdenson's cam­ tigued. but spritually ebullient, help him through the thought house white mother is away [ESPN ] SportsCenter I ' III (M AX] MOVIE: Stete Feir’ An Iowa IMALUMINOUS they want to debate. schedule.” paign manager. [U SA ] Radio 1990 [U S A ] Alfred Hitchcock Hour was expected in his home town of proeess." farm family spends a hectic week at the SUNWAL.VDU Chester sometime Sunday for what Aramini's twin brother. Wayne, State Fair Jeanne Cram, Dana Andrews, 1 1 : 1 5 P M SD Reporter 41 Advertisement 7 : 3 0 PM Q D p m M agazine Vivian Blaine 1945 was planned as the last full day in and a 12-year-old brother, Tim . [ESP N ] Mazda SportsLook " i ‘. d ) All In the Family In Coventry his 115-day excursion that began have been aeeompanying him [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Jackpot' A radio ,US5ITDUaM>- Diet Pill Sweeping U.S. (D Tic Tac Dough prizewinner struggles to pay taxes on his 1 1 : 3 0 P M C£) SD Nlghtllne May 3 in San Francisco. sinee Elmira, N Y .lohii Thomson CE) Major League Baseball: Los Angeles winnings James Stewart, Barbara Hale, ($ ) Bums & Allan THEOkYl After the death of his high .school o( Derry, a friend. ,ind his ('ousin, at New York James Gleason. 1950. SD Honeymooners buddy. Bill Clay, Aramini set out to Kuym,ond Aramini, 19. of Colum­ (S ) Independent News ( U S A l M O V IE : Cousin Couaine' Family (2D Leave It to Beaver raise $100,000 for cancer research, bia. Conn have followed in a van relationships and middle class values are Accident ieads to charges (2D Solid Gold Hits @ ) @D Tonight Show and has collected more than half the entire trip N iw Grapefniit put to the test when cousins are suspected © M -A * S * H of having an affair Marie-Christine Bar­ @ ) Starsky and Hutch that so far. laf COVENTRY — Coventry police charged him with taking a car A West Hartford couple was rault. Victor Lanoux 1976. SD Peiicula: ‘Slate Minutos para Morlr* Friends Aramini made along his (3D Entertainment Tonight u a-S7 arrested a member of the Coast without the owner's permission. arrested early Saturday in Coven­ A reeeption will greet Aramini (3D Barney Miller 8 : 3 0 PM 1984 Kick-Off Classic: [C N N ] Sports Tonight 3.500-miIe cross country journey, when he arrives at the Atlantic in Miami vs. Auburn Guard early Sunday several hours try after a family dispute on Daly including 12-year-old Craig Kurt, lu pe r Piir Gives [TMC] MOVIE: 'Kiss My Grits' A paro­ Hampton Beach. He was expected ^D People's Court after he was involved in an A police spokeswoman said Road. dZ) Dr. Who (D Pre-Game Show lee, sentenced to return to prison, decides who is a victim of cancer, came lo to sleep in Exeter Sunday night and to escape to Mexico with his son. Bruce FRANK AND ERNEST ®by Bob Thavee automobile accident in Hebron, Gonzales had been driving the car New Hampshire this weekend lo (C N N ) Crossfire 9 : 0 0 PM (S 1984 Kick Off Classic: Davison. Tony Franciosa, Susan George. police said. Terry Richardson. 37. was reach Hampton Monday, but was Miami vs. Auburn when he got into the accident. She turned over to West Hartford support him in the lust stretch of considerably slowed down by [ES P N ] Inside Baseball 1982 Rated R State Police charged Sam Gon­ was unable to explain why state Fast Weight Loss (X ) SS) MOVIE: Valvst' Spies posing as police after a computer check the run. wcllwishcrs, Ms. Aramini said. [H B O ] Fraggle Rock 1 1 : 4 5 P M [ESPN] CFL Football: UNEMPLOYMENT OFFICE zales, 20, with drunken driving at glamorous aerobics instructors rock a sub­ police failed to charge him at the showed he was wanted there for Along the way. Araminin faced "Since they've hit New Hamp­ No Dieting - Eat All You Want A [U SA] Dragnet versive group's plot to control the govern­ Montreal at Toronto r I fegl like the scene of a 12:30 a.m. accident. accident scene with taking the car failing to pay child support and weak knees, temporary loss of shire (Thursday), their .schedule PHI Does All the Work 8 : 0 0 PM (3D Taxi ment's newest nuclear weapon. Polly [H B O ] MOVIE: 'The Star Chamber' An At 3:30 a.m., Coventry police without permission. Bergen, Leah Ayres, Shari Belafonte- idealistic young judge, frustrated by legal was wanted by police in Tampa. speech, memory and hearing, heat has changed becau.se of so many P R I P A T E N P CE) PNI Magazine Harper 1984. (Closed Captioned] loopholes, finds himself becoming the in­ THB THE Fla., for dealing in stolen property, exhaustion and hospitalization people wanting to give donations BEVERLY HILLS, CA. (Spe­ CD ® Call to Glory (iD Dr. Gene Scott strument of everything he's fighting more than once. cial)—An amazing new "super” against Michael Douglas, Hal Holbrook, a Coventry police spokeswoman and give him a hug," said Ms. Sharon Gless. 1983. Rated R. o p THE p o i v N - said. He began his trip running an Aramini. grapefruit pill has recently been average of 40 miles per day, but During a slop in Nashua, Ara­ develo[)ed and perfected that re­ 1 2 : 0 0 A M GD(2D(S)News ZombleJIke people His wife, Judy Richardson. 35. had to slow down in the mid-west mini said. "When I was getting portedly “ guarantees” that you CS) Rockford Files was charged with breach of peace after he collapsed from heat tired, I kept thinking about wliat will easily lose at least 10 pounds in (£ ) Hawaii Fiva-O and released on a non-surety bond c.« . » « « « 8-i7 exhuuston four limes, according to my friend went through. I just kept 10 days. Best o f all, it allows you lo (3D Star Trek pending a Sept. 4 appearance in U Marilyn Aramini. his mother. telling myself to take it one day at a “ eat as much as you want o f your GLAMOUR WOMAN (ID Dr. Gene Scott worry Maine towns Rockville Superior Court. "The hardest part (has been) time like he did." favorite foods and still lose a @D SD Thicke of the Night pound a day or more starting from Shari Belafonte-Harper [CN N ] Newsnight stars as a member of a sophis­ the very First day until you achieve [U SA ] Ovation Residents of two tiny northern on one cheek and a snake on the ticated. secret crime-combat­ WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalll Maine communities buzzed this other." the ideal weight and Figure you ing operation that uses a chain 1 2 : 1 5 A M [ m a x ] Duran Duran-- Video Concert weekend with talk of "zombie­ Fort Fairfield is a town of about desire.” of health and fitness centers WE OET/A LCTOF W A TER W HEN M V PAD N O TIC E D AAV MOM SAID HE like" people with Satanic symbols 4.000 known best for its potato This “ super” grapefruit pill is a 1 2 : 3 0 A M C5!) Bam ey M iller IN OUR BASe/AENT as a cover on "Velvet." the SOME STR\NSe M A R K S ON WAS PROBABLY written on their faces — living in a production. Police said they said You'll Treasure Your Diamond dramatically improved version o f (2 ) Entertainment Tonight B V E p y riM E r r R A IN S . HIS NEOC 7HISMPRNINQ=... ABC Monday Night Movie air­ ORDWINSQ-ILXS. cemetery and scaring small they had not been able to find the the world famous grapefruit diet. It G ing ® Late Night with David Lattarman MONDAY, AUQ. 27. children. man. is far more effective than the ( ^ Hogan's Heroes Even M ore In A New Setting "We've had a report of a guy "A lot of mothers call to see if it’s original and eliminates “ the mess, CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME V m : 1 : 0 0 A M (3 ) Hawaii Flve-O chasing kids around — jumping up safe for their children to play fuss, and high cost o f eating half a at odd moments of the night in a f5~) Thicka of the Night outside,” Hansen said. "As far as fresh grapefruit at every meal.” cemetery,” said Steve Hansen, a we know he hasn’t hurt anyone. He CSD Saint “ Pill Docs All (he Work” (33) Twilight Zone Fort Fairfield police dispatcher. just likes to pop up and scare According to the manufacturer, G D Dr. Gene Scott “The reports we have said he had a people." “ the pill itself docs all the work ( 3 ) Maude tattoo of '666' on his forehead." while you quickly lose weight with [C N N ] Crossfire The numbers used in sequence In nearby Caribou, a person 666 are a biblical reference used to ICHAEIS N O starvation “ diet menus” to (TMCl MOVIE: The Sender' A young police described as looking like a man finds that he cannot control his tele­ describe Satan. The symbol is “ bag lady" claimed she was "the follow, NO calorie counting, NO Crossword pathic powers. Kathryn Harrold, Shirley often used in devil worship cults. woman of death" when she visited M O U N TIN G exercise, and N O hunger pangs.” It Knight, Zeljko Ivanek. 1982. Rated R. “This is the talk of the town.” town last week, and had the of is KXlVo safe. You simply take the 1:15 A M [MAX] MOVIE: Monty Astrograph said Jack Roberts, a disc jockey community of 10.000 in an uproar. pill with a glass o f water before Python's Life of Brian’ This Monty P^hon ACROSS 3 Small Answer to Previous Punie with a radio station in nearby "She said she was 'the woman of EVENT each meal and the amazing combi­ parable chronicles a man whose life paral­ Presque Isle. "Most of the people death’ and she had the community fastenera lels that of Jesus Christ. Graham Chapman, LIBRA (8«pl. 23-Oel. 23) You could be but by afternoon there will be a sudden nation o f powerful ingredients are 1 Speeds □□D QIDLIEID John Cleese, Eric Idle. 1979. are taking it with a grain of salt.” in a panic,” said a Caribou police Downtown Manchester so effective they take over and you 4 Cubs quite Ingenious today In getting yourself Improvement and all will run like clock,- Roberts said he was deluged 5 Basketball □□DO ■□□[!]□□□□□ Independent News out of tight scrapes. 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[ESPN] Inside Baseball 35 Region Bridge the airstrip near his home, died from a car-train crash. W hy Michaels M ounting Event Makes Sense The super-pill is already sweep­ [TM C] MOVIE: Heart Like A Wheel' 36 Grain 1 2 3 4 6 0 7 a B 10 11 when his airplane crashed into Hibbard learned to fly while ing the country with glowing re­ [Closed Captioned] The first woman dra­ nearby trees. or more on Michaels w e will ( het k and 37 Actor Wallach gracing champion is tom between her fa­ West would have no more trumps left serving in the Navy and had owned SAVE $30 NO CHARGE ports o f easy and fast weight loss 12 13 14 38 Possess mily and racing. Bonnie Bedelia, Beau NORTH Beating the drum to do damage. Federal Aviation Administra­ the airstrip since 1970 and the credit for your old ullrasonit .illy i le.in your from formerly overweight people Bridges. Hoyt Axton. Rated PG tion officials said Sunday they’ll 39 Intermediate ♦ AS74 Cessna for two years, officials setting when applied lo (iM inonds and gems in all walks of life who are now 16 IB 17 ■ How can the contract be set? investigate the crash that killed said. the new mounlingcosl. (law) 3 : 0 0 A M CS CBS News NIghtwatch VQSe for an entry slim, trim, and attractive again. JIP ♦ AQJ Harold Hibbard at 8 p.m. Saturday Two of Hibbard's five teenage CREATIONS of your spec iai design 41 Actor Ameche 18 IB 30 21 The answer Is not so obvious. AJ d ) M O V IE : 'Te a for T w o ' A n heiress di­ 4KQ6 By James Jacoby night. sons were present when the plane - or one that w e'll Now Available to Public 42 Not dry trick two, East should return the king TRANSFORM that seldom-worn ring ■ covers that the manager of her estate has WEST EAST Robert Randall, a friend of crashed. State police Trooper Paul design for you. You can order your supply o f 43 Galls 22 lost most of her money. Doris Day. 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West led 90212. 58 Negative Dealer: North Route 9. deputies launched a separate Beverly Hills, Calif. (U n ­ 1 3 :1 5 A M [HBO] MOVIE: SpMahun- another spade, but South hopped right 43 44 4B conditional money-back rruanutlee patticle 47 48 40 ter: Adventures In the Forbidden Zone' West North East Soalh Randall said he and his wife investigation, stemming from 14 i f not satisfied.) Visa, MasterCard, 59 Dirt 1 A gutsy adventurer takes on some space ' lO Pass IV watched Hibbard fly the 1956 confiscated marijuana plants they BO Bl B2 B3 -1 baddies in his quest for three kidnapped Pass 2 NT Pass 39 Cessna 172 for about half an hour found buried near the airfield when and ^ e r . Express O K . (Send card beauties. Peter Strauss. MoHy Ringwald, Pass 3V Pass 4V « and saw him successfully pull oui they answered the crash call. Trusted Jewelers Sirtce 1885 number, expiration date, and sin- B4 BS B6 Michael Ironside. 1983. Rated PG. Pass Pass Pass of four or five practice stalls before 958 MAIN STREET nature.) For fastest service for 3 :30A M CBofftiwSai; the crash. 1 Pueblo Indian Manchester. Conn06040 Tel 643-2741 credit card orders O N L Y call toll B7 SB B0 (3D Oiw Step Beyond "He just loved flying and whe­ 2 Camera part Michaels Charge/Master Card/Visa/American Express free l-{800)-862-6262, ext. 215 never he had a chance he went ud ’' 'T, Copyrifkl 1184. ' . f 10 - M AN CH ESTER HER ALD . Monday. Aug. 27, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 27, 1984 - It Ex-mayor named 'T Obituaries Ernest H. Young Coventry manager Ernest H. Young, 66, of 438 SPORTS Vernon St., died Sunday at a local convalescent home. He was the of up to $32,000. Bv Tracy L. Geoaheoan husband of Mary Jane (Peck) Herald Reporter Berner graduated in political Voung. science from the University of He was born in Sugar Creek, Grid classic CO VKN TR Y - A 29-year-old Wisconsin at LaCrosse in 1978 and Franklin, Pa., on May 20, 1918. He former mayor from a small town in was elected mayor of his home had lived in LaGrange, HI., before Wisconsin has been hired as the town that year. coming to Manchester in 1969, new Coventry town manager. Rice Lake, population 8,200, has Before retiring in 1976 he had been The Town Council hired David L. a total budget of $8.8 million, opens year a plastics sales representative Berner, of Rice Lake, Wis.. late Berner said. As mayor he was with Atlantic Richfield Co. of Friday night. chief executive over 100 full time Philadelphia, Pa., for many years. The move is contingent upon a and 68 part time employees. He was a U.S. Navy veteran of background check and successful His salary when he left office in World War II. He was a member of for colleges negotiation of a contract. Berner is Rice Lake was $25,000. He said he the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the scheduled to take office on or has supported his family with his American Legion, the Arm y and before Sept. 17. savings since he lost his job, and By Dave Raffo ‘.'■MV- Navy Club, the Elks Lodge and the Berner, who was elected mayor has not collected unemployment UPI Sports Writer Masonic Lodge, all of Manchester. of Rice Lake at the age of 23, said benefits. Besides his wife he leaves four he was the youngest mayor ever 7 EA ST R U TH ER FO R D , N.J. - To call tonight’s Local elective offices in Wiscon­ daughters, Mrs. Robert (Pamela) elected in Wisconsin. But when he sin are non-partisan by law. Kickoff Classic a battle between Auburn's Bo Jackson Gagne and Mrs. Jerry (Judith was defeated in a close election for Berener said, so he ran as an and Miami’s Bernie Kosar is oversimplifying Ann) StefI, both of Brookfield, 111.; a fourth term this April, he said he independent. matters. Mrs. David (Cheryl Ann) Dorvee found himself in the market for a He said his duties as town Since Auburn is ranked No. 1 and defending new job. and Mrs. John (Patricia Ann) champiom Miami is fourth, it’s obvious that neither is manager will be no different than Kennedy, both of Manchester; ■ Berner claimed he lost the being mayor. "The only difference a one-man team. election due to "circumstances three brothers, Arthur Young, Oil? "If it’s going to be Bo Jackson against Bernie Kosar, is I'm an appointed official instead UPI photo City, Pa., Jack Young, Clarks Mill, beyond my control." state- of an elected one." Berbner said. then I hope it’s a 100-yard dash and not a football ordered revaluation of property Pa., and Charles Young. Orlando. game," said Jackson. Auburn’s All-America running values doubled taxes for some "I feel better answering to a Politics, Canadian style Fla.; five sisters. Mrs. Katherine back. town residents. Berner said. "I council as opposed to an electorate Karns and Mrs. Maxine Dunlop, Still, the outcome of the game should hinge on how was handy in the ballot box." every two years," he added. A happy resident of the Spadina riding candidate Jim Coutts (in the back) both of Sugar Creek, Mrs. Eleanor well the Tigers’ wishbone — led by Jackson — keeps 2 Berner is meeting Coventry Berner declined to comment on school in Toronto embraces former Mook, Knox, Pa., Mrs. Mary the ball out of the dangerous hands of quarterback Sunday. The Canadian general elec­ Winger, Reno. Pa., and Mrs. administrators today, after spend­ Coventry issues at this point, but Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau (right) tions will be held Sept. 4. Kosar. ing the weekend looking fora place said he likes what he's seen of the Martha Walter. Cooperstown, Pa.; Both coaches are prepared to battle along those to live in town. He said he and his town so far. "It’s beautiful here." duung some campaign stumping with four grandchildren; and several lines. Auburn’s plan is to control the ball while Miami family will rent an apartment on he said. "And there’s a wealth of nieces and nephews. will test the Tigers’ secondary. Cooper Road while they save hi.story, which I like.” Graveside services, with full "We’ve got to do some things to create problems for money to buy a bouse. Berner is married and has three military honors, will be Thursday Kosar," Auburn Coach Pat Dye said. " I ’d like to Town Council Chairman Robert children, aged 5, 4 and 6 months. Capote autopsy inconclusive at 11 a.m. in Luper Chapel control the ball and keep Kosar on the bench." Olmstead said Berner's salary has He will return to Wisconsin tomor­ Cemetery, Canal Township, Pa. Kosar spells trouble for Auburn when he’s on the . f ■■ 7 Friends may call at the Huff not been determined yet. But the row to begin making moving LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A four-hour autopsy. tor Donald Messerle said, authori­ field. The poised sophomore completed 61 percent of Chapel Inc., 312 W. Park St., position was advertised at a salary arrangements. lengthy autopsy on Truman Capote He said the infection in Capote's ties would scour Capote’s medical his passes for 2,329 yards and 15 touchdowns last year. turned up signs of infection in his legs might indicate he died of history for any clues. Franklin. Pa. Memorial donations He tacked on two more TDs and an Orange legs and evidence he suffered phlebitis, but further tests would may be made to the charity of the Bowl-record 300 yards passing in the Hurricanes’ epilepsy, but provided no conclu­ be needed before a determination donor’s choice. 31-30 win over Nebraska that clinched the national sive indication of wbat killed the could be made. Cerebral hemmor- Zero CDBG goal In Memoriam Teresa L. Loprete title. prize-winning author at age 59. hage and heart attack were both Miami also has its entire offensive line back. The Capote, a jet setter whose ruled out as the cause of death. In loving memory of Mrs. Jenny Teresa (Orsine) Luzzi Loprete. self-dubbed “ Blitz Busters” allowed just 22 sacks a ' ■ best-sellers included "In Cold Kurapkot, who passed away Au­ 83, of Wethersfield, died Saturday year ago. Capote had admitted to longtime gust 27th, 1980. Blood" and "Breakfast at Tif­ at Hartford Hospital. She was the Despite having dangerous wide receivers in Eddie isn’t enough: critic problems with drugs and alcohol, wife of the late Anthony Loprete fany’s," died in his sleep Saturday Always smiling, happy and content Brown and Stanley Shakespeare, new Miami Coach ■ ■ ■ V,,' and police said there were several at the Bel-Air mansion of Joanne Loved and respected wherevershe and the sister of Louis Orsine of Jim m y Johnson is worried about the Tigers’ defensive prescription drugs in the room Manchester. Herald photoa by Tarqulnlo Federal approval of a plan that Sweeney said that in the mid- Carson, the ex-wife of T V host went. backs. where he died. She also leaves a son, Joseph calls for no new low-income 1970s. Hartford filed suit against Johnny Carson. Hours earlier. Years will not darken or shadows "They’re strong in the secondary and I'd rather see Starter Earl Harrington (left), who has been involved with the Those drugs will be analyzed, playoff will be held at a later time to determine the champion. housing does not rule out the HUD and several suburban towns Capote and friends had discussed dim Luzzi of Glastonbury; two daugh­ them weak there because we’re going to throw the and authorities said they would ters, Rita Connelly of Ellington Manchester Open for between 30-40 years, keeps an eye on Greg Karakasian, Vel Compo C.C., and Brian Faust of East possibility that Manchester will that listed goals of zero for new plans for his 60th birthday party The beautiful memories we haveof ball,” Johnson said. "It will be our strength against also test samples of Capote’s blood have to commit to building sucb subsidized housing on their hous­ Sept. 30. her. and Frances Montano of New their strenghth.” Saturday’s amateur round of the annual tournament at the Hartford tied for fourth place with identical 35-37-72 scores. and tissue to determine what, if housing if it accepts a federal ing plans. Hartford attempted to "Further tests need to be done Jersey; four sisters, Ann Good- After their Jan. 2 upset of highly-favored Nebraska, Manchester Country Club. The pros tee off today. At right, Rounding out the top 15 were: Tony Steullet, Manchester C.C. any. medication was in his blood­ Sadly missed by, grant, a critic of the Community force the towns to make commit­ before the cause of death can be child and Bridget LaMotta, both of the Hurricanes won't be in awe of Auburn’s No. 1 stream, Results are expected in a Arthur, Donald and Frank Livingston of Manchester chips out of a rough situation 33-40-73, Tom Hamilton, Garden City Golf, N.Y. 37-36-73, Kevin Development Block Grant pro­ ments for new low-income housing established.” Bill Gold, a spokes­ West Hartford; Rose Corcoran in rating. week to 10 days. William Kurapkot on during a Saturday round. The amateur round ended in a Giancola, Stanley 36-37-73, Dave Kaye, Manchester 37-37-74, gram claimed today. and to make HUD enforce those man for the coroner’s office, said California, and Julia DeLuca in "Miami has to be excited to play the No. 1 team. ” Mr. & Mrs. George Hansen Florida; and two other brothers, three-way tie between Vesa Rajaniemi of Pautipaug Country Attorney .lo.seph f. Sweeney said goals, he said. Sunday after completion of a In addition, coroner's investiga­ & Family Dye said. "Last year, they beat the No. 1 team. Miami Ken Laliberte of East Hartford 38-36-74, Tom Vecsey, that either legal action against the "That risk still remains today." Alfred Orsine of Westhersfield and knows what it’s like to be there and it means a lot more Club 35-35-70, Bill Rekalaitis of Rockledge Country Club Manchester C.C. 37-37-74, Charles Barrera, Manchester C.C. town or the restoration of federal he said. James Orsine in Florida; nine to be named No. 1 when they were." 37-33-70 and Dave Baluik of Kirkbrae Country Club 34-36-70. If grandchidiren and 10 great­ 36-38-74, Mike Natale, Richter Park 36-38-74, John Neligon, funds for construction of subsid­ HUD has said it would accept As successor to Howard Schnellenberger, Johnson none of today's competitors shoot better than 70, an 18-hole ized housing could force the town to goals of zero because there is now grandchildren. will be on the spot early. The Hurricanes open with Tallwood 36-39-75, Jim Pinto, Rockledge 35-40-75. make a commitment for new no federal money available for the Two charged in Sears theft The funeral will be Tuesday at games against Auburn, No. 18 Florida and No. 10 low-income housing. 8; 15 a.m. at the D ’Esopo Wethers­ construction of new low-income Two Hartford women were ar­ clothing draped over store hangers Michigan within 12 days. The town listed a goal of zero for housing. Manchester resident Ian Blood field Chapel. 277 Folly Brook Blvd,, "Last year people were saying we didn’t play World Series of Golf rested Saturday afternoon at the and with Sears price tags still on' has been discharged from Hart­ such housing on the Housing But Sweeney called the lack of Wethersfield, followed by a mass anybody, ” Miami offensive tackle Dave Heffernan Sears store in the Manchester them, police said. ford Hospital, where he spent Assi.stance Plan that was sent last funds "very temporary." He said of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in said. “ So if you’re going to claim to be the best in the week with its CDBG application to Parkade after three store security nearly two weeks in the intensive Corpus Christi Churcb. Burial will there is a lot of pressure in guards saw them stuff clothes Police today were investigating country, you have to play the best.” the federal Department of Housing Congress now to restore funding care unit for treatment of severe be in Rose Hill Memorial Park. Both Auburn and Miami had 11-1 records last year under their dresses and leave the an apparent theft of $400 in cash head injuries he suffered in a Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 Denis Watson learns how to win and Urban Development. for such projects. and each returns a solid nucleus from those teams. store without paying, police said over the weekend from the Olym­ motorcycle accident. In a letter received by town "Once that federal funding is and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial donations The Hurricanes are loaded on offense, with defensive today. pia Deli restaurant on Main Street. Another man seriously injured in General Manager Robert B. Weiss available, I would expect HUD to may be made to the Visiting Nurse tackle Kevin Fagan and cornerbacks Ken Calhoun me” , Arrested were Lorraine Reed, An employee discovered the the same accident. Clifford Watts By Roberto Dias on Friday, a HUD official said the come and say, 'Okay Manchester, Association Home Hospice Care. and Reggie Sutton back on defense. 23, and Gail L. Patterson, 33. Both back door open when he arrived for of Vernon, was listed in good UPI Sports Writer Watson was tied with Lietzke at town's HAP "meets applicable change your numbers,'" he said. 80 Coventry St., Hartford. They’ll have their hands full with Jackson, who were charged with fifth-degree work this morning, police said. The condition today, a hospital spokes­ 9-under after 13 holes and watched as program requirements," "So we're not totally out of the gained 1,213 yards and ran for 12 touchdowns last larceny and released after posting money was taken from a cash woman said. Marie A. Abel AKRON, Ohio — Denis Watson the latter bogied the 14th and 16 holes Weiss was not available for woods." year. Jackson hopes to pick up where he left off last needed help, and his problems went far comment this morning. $1,000 bonds. Reed was also register stored in a back room, Police said the two men were Marie (Andreo) Abel, who died "Th a t was an ill-timed la|).se," said Before the town will accept any charged with driving without a they said. season, when he gained 805 yards in the final five beyond his swing. Lietzke. "I had had the lead after Sweeney was one of the five riding motorcycles in opposite Aug. 18 at her home in Bradenton. games. Jackson finished the regular season with 256 of the $468,000 it is eligible for in the license and Patterson with disor­ Police found that the lock had "M y game was messed up, but I making up a two-shot deficit early in members of a 15-member study directions down West Middle Turn­ Fla., was buried Friday in St. yards against Alabama, then gained 130 in Auburn’s coming federal fiscal year, voters derly conduct. been pried off the door of a found a coach who has given me the the round” committee appointed earlier this pike when Blood turned left onto James Cemetery. She was a 9-7 Sugar Bowl victory over Michigan. must approve participation in the hatchway into the cellar of the right guidance," said the 28-year-old Lietzke. who qualified for this event year who recommended the town Broad Street in front of Watts. The former resident of Manchester. Fullback Tommie Agee also returns, but the Tigers CDBG program in a Nov. 6 building, which is located at 697 native of Zimbabwe, who now lives in by winning the Coral Springs Classic in not re-enter the CDBG program. According to the police report, bikes collided in the intersection, Her husband, the late Bernard J. will have a new quarterback. Junior Pat Washington referendum. Main St. They said the thief or South Africa and Naples, Fla. “ But that March, moved to 7-under with a 12-foot the store guards tried to stop the police said. Abel, operated the former Abel will probably start but he’s been bothered by a bruised thieves apparently got into the Deli was only one of my problems. birdie on the third hole. He then took the two women as they left the store Each man was carrying a Garage on Cooper Street for many shoulder and will split time with senior Mike Mann. through a trap door leading from "I lacked confidence in myself as an lead on the .seventh hole with a 4 foot but they broke into a run toward passenger, but neither passenger years. Defensively, the ’Tigers are led by linebacker Gregg the cellar up to the restaurant. athlete, so I’m seeing a sports psychol­ birdie putt after Watson missed a putt Quahog is king in Rhody their car. Ms. Reed got in the car was seriously injured, police said. Memorial services were held for Carr and cornerback David King. Owner Kenneth Soder told police ogist who has really helped. I’m of the same length for a bogey and started it, the report says. Police are still investigating the Mrs. Abel, Aug. 21, in Bradenton. The size of Auburn’s offensive line concerns WICKFORD, R.I. (UPI) - Tens allergic to grass and trees, but I’ve had Lietzke widened his lead to two shots and shucking contests were espe­ But one guard caught Ms. the last time anyone had authority accident. Neither Blood. 18, nor The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Johnson. of thousands of seafood lovers cially popular among visitors who to be in the Deli was when he left nutritional, medical and dietary advice with a 10-foot birdie on the eighth to go Patterson by the arm as she Watts, 19, has been charged with Main St., had charge of local "It’ll be a size mismatch and I’m concerned about from throughout New England also looked upon displays of the late Saturday afternoon. to help me live with that. to 9-under, but Watson rallied to draw started to run, police said. She in violating any traffic laws. arrangements. us taking the constant pounding of their running turned out Sunday to pay homage most useless quahog object. "I don’t know about winning, though. even with a 15-foot birdie pull on the turn hit the guard, they said. game," Johnson said. to the quahog. a hard-shelled clam A local Lion’s Club member Another guard grabbed Ms. It’s a new experience to me." ninth followed by a three-fool birdie fast bringing reknown to this tiny dressed as the Grand Quahog, Reed as she started to drive away Latley, Watson has been learning putt on the 11th. coastal village. mingled with guests, joking he was and held on as she maneuvered how to win. He rallied from a two-shot After Watson birdied the lllh, delighted his hometown was around a parked car and she deficit Sunday after eight holes of the Lietzke maintained his share of the Between 10,000 and 15,000 people chosen to honor his ancestry. slammed on her brakes, police No. 1 Auburn final round, settling down to an lead by saving par on the 12th and 13th turned out for the Second Annual As the Viking Princess took said. The jolt threw the guard even-par 70 that gave him a two-shot holes. But his poor drive on the 14th International Quahog Festival, a visitors around the panaromic against one of the windows in her victory over Bruce Lietzke in the resulted in a bogey, and he fell two colorful conglomerate of quahog cove on a charter organized by car, breaking the glass, police % $700,000 World Series of Golf. shots back after another wayward shot cookoffs, quahog races, quahog not excited yet Watson earned $126,000 for the sponsors Old Stone Bank and said. found the water on the 16th. victory, the biggest payday of his crafts and even a quahog beauty General Dynamics, quahog beauty After the guards caught both ANNUAL RATE " I didn’t produce when I had to. ” .said contest . contest entrants paraded near the women, police searched their car NEW YOR K (U PI) — The Auburn Tigers are proud career, and more than doubled his 1984 Lietzke, the Jay, Okla., resident who Quahog boat rides, bullraking 5% down earnings to $243,924. He compiled docks in clam costumes. and found a gym bag stuffed with 15 year term to be chosen No. 1 in pre-season by the UPI Board of upped his 1984 winnings to $302,404, Coaches, but they promise not to get excited about the rounds of 69-62-70-70 for a 9-under par seventh on the money list. "Denis 2 V t points ratings until Jan. 2. 271 total on the 7,173-yard Firestone dc.servcd to win” The Tigers, who felt they should have been voted C.C. South course, On the 14lh hole, Wal.son’s drive hit a "I really am not sure how I did it." Calendars national champions last season, were the overwhelm­ UPI photo cart path and landed in a group of fir 137s ing choice as No. 1 in pre-season. Auburn received 32 Watson said of his second win in four trees. He hooked a wedge over a tree to of a possible 41 first-place votes and 604 points to years on the PGA tour. Denis Watson motions for the ball to stop on the 18th green 10 feel of the cup and two-putted for f A n d o v e r Office Building. 7:30 p.m. easily outdistance No. 2 Nebraska (4S9 points). Texas He had qualified for this select, par. is third with 417 points, defending champion Miami 42-player event just two weeks ago by during the final round of the World Series of Golf at Akron’s Planning and Zoning/Inlands Wetlands, board "And that did it, ” said Wat.son. ”I Monday fourth with 336 and UCLA fifth with 309. winning the Buick Open in Grand Firestone Country Club Sunday. Watson won with a still don't know how” room. Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m, Blanc, Mich. Regional District 8 Board of Education, RHAM Texas, the only team to beat Auburn last season, 9-under-par 271, winning $126,000. Bob Eastwood finished with a _ I-. High School library, 7; 30 p.m. Tuesday garnered four first-place votes, with Nebraska, "All this happiness may make me under 69 for a 5-under 275, good for a Tuesday Cheese distribution, board room. Town Office % Miami, UCLA, No. 7 Pittsburgh and No. 15 Notre very depressed,” he said. Africa, and my therapist. Dr. Bob "No regrets," said Lietzke, who share of third plate with Peter Building, 2-3 p.m. A.P.R. Board of Education, Andover Elementary School Dame each receiving one vote for the top spot. Yet Watson did something typical — Rotella of the University of Virginia." seemed cheerful despite the result. "I Jacobsen (a 69 Sunday). Both earned conference room. 7:30 p.m. Thursday . Total points are based on 15 for first place, 14 for reciting a litany of thanks. , Lietzke faltered with two bogies on .see Denis had Dave Leadbetter up from $40,600. Board of Education, teacher’s room Coventry High second, etc. "I'm grateful for the people that the back nine and also finished with a Grenelefe (the teaching pro’s home Craig Stadler (70) and Scott Simpson r B o lto n School, 7:30 p.m. “ That’s what you work for," Dye said of the No. 1 helped me — my coach, David 70. His rounds of 66-68-69-70 gave him a club in Haines City, Fla.) — next time, (67) tied for fifth at 3-under 277 and Friday rating. "If somebody has to be No. 1, it might as well Leadbetter who also is from South 7-under 273 and a $75,600 paycheck. I ’m going to ask Sam Snead to help each took home $26,600. Monday Senior citizens gathering. All Season’s Lodge, be Auburn. But it’s going to be a motivating factor for Senior Citizens Committee, Bentley Memorial Patriot’s Park, 12-3 p.m. Example; $50,000 loan. Payments, $661.68 for 180 months. 2V4 points. every team we play. Library, 7; 30 p.m. M.5 "We’ve got a long way to go before Auburn will be Public Building Commission, Community Hall Ask at any office named No. 1 at the end of the season." fireplace room, 7:30 p.m. M a n ch e ste r Rounding out the pre-season Top 20 are No. 6 Penn Positive attitude heips Mets, 11-6 Board of Selectmen with the Recreation Commis­ State (282), No. 7 Pittsburgh (280), No. 8 Clemson sion. Community Hall, 8 p.m. Monday (276), No. 9 Ohio State (255), No. 10 Michigan (217), NEW YOR K (UPI) - Before the cut the Giants’ lead to 5-3 and practice. Doing it today and getting the Wednesday Pension Board, Lincoln Center gold room, 3 p.m. No. 11 Oklahoma (199), No. 12 Alabama (194), No 13 New York Mets’ come-from-behind Hernandez then homered to right- curtain call from the fans has to rank as Conservation Commission, Herrick Memorial Recj Sox, Yankees, Board of Education, board room. North School Arizona State (170), No. 14 Iowa (162), No. 15 Notre U-6 win over the San Francisco Giants center to pul the Mets ahead to stay at one of the top three highlights of my Park, 7:30 p.m Street, 8 p.m. Dame (149), No. 16 Southern Methodist (103), No 17 Sunday, Keith Hernandez felt a differ­ 6-5. AL and NL rounciups career.” ent, positive attitude among his Wednesday Washington (100), No. 18 Florida (86), No. 19Georgia "We were down four runs to Mike — see page 13 Brent Gaff, 2-2, was the winner with Coventry Vietnam Veterans Memorial Park Committee. Fixed Rate (68) and No. 20 Boston CollegO (56). teammates. Krukow, who is their ace. I just had a five innings of one-run relief Even Lincoln Center gold room, 7 p.m. " I sensed a change in the atmosphere feeling, though, that we were going to Monday though Ed Lynch was technically the ’Thursday in the clubhouse when I came to the come on and win the ballgame, ” tirsi iiii by the Mets in more than a pitcher of record when the Mets took Steering/Liaison Committee, nurse’s office. Town Probate judge’s hours. Probate Court, 6:30 p.m. ballpark. We had lost three in a row and Hernandez said. year. the lead, the official scorer gave Gaff Softball finals tonight been struggling a little. We were After Hernandez’ homer, Krukow After Hernandez walked, Darryl the win becaOse of his effectiveness. M ortgages starting to feel a little sorry for was yanked by San Francisco Manager Strawberry hit into a force and Brooks The Mets opened the scoring in the Three remaining teams will compete tonight at ourselves. We had felt we hit rockbot- Danny Ozark. and Heep had back-to-back walks to first when Backman scored from third CALDWEIL Fitzgerald Field in what may be the final night of tom, and when you hit the bottom, all “ A couple of ehinky hits and he lost load the bases. Chapman’s homer to on Hernandez’ double. In the Giants’ the Town Softball Tournament. Undefeated you can do is go up,” Hernandez said. his composure. He made a bad pitch to left field, off Mark Davis, was just his second, Jeff Leonard led off with his INSURANSMITHS SINCE Cherrone’s Package Store can clinch the title Hernandez hit a three-run homer to Hernandez with first base open. It was second of the year and gave the Mets an 20th hontie run and Johnnie LeMaster oil INC. with a victory in its 7:30 p.m. match-up against cap a five-run fourth inning that erased just an absolutely terrible pitch. I’ve 11-5 cushion. singled in Bob Brenly from second 1914 92.9 the winner of the 6 o’clock opener between Nassiff a San Francisco 5-1 lead. Danny Heep got a veteran pitcher out there today As is the custom at Shea Stadium this base. j I Mortgage Company Arms and Glenn Construction. led off the Mels’ fourth with a single who couldn’t capitalize on a four-run year, players hitting key home runs are The Giants added two more in the per gal. C. O. D. A aublldlaty ol Haillage Savinga & Loan Both Nassiff and Glenn have one loss each in the and moved to third on Mike Fitzge­ lead. He really wasn’t much of a invited back out for a curtain call by the third on Leonard’s RBI single and Main Olllce: One Heritage Place, 945 Main St., Manchester, 07 649-2680 double elimination tourney, so the loser of rald’s double. Heep scored as pinch pitcher," Ozark said. fans. Brenly’s sacrifice fly. The fifth Giants 649-8841 hitter Rusty Staub bounced out. knock­ 649-5241 Branch offices In Heritage Savings & Loan: tonight’s opener will be knocked out. The winner The Mets added another run in the "It’s very exciting," Chapman said run was scored in the fourth when ing in Staub’s league-leading 12th Minimum requirement Manchester Main Office. 1007 Main St„ 649-4586 • K-Mart Plaza, Spencer St. advances against Cherrone’s, with a chance to fifth when Hubie Brooks scored from after his first career grand slam. "All Manny Trillo hit into a force that scored 65 E. Center Street Prtcea tubject to Change extend the season one more day and set up a pinch-RBI of the season. third base after shortstop Joel Youngb­ my folks back home in the San John Rabb from third base. 649-3007 • Corner Main 8> Hudson Sts. 647-0568 • Coventry: Rt. 31 742-7321 Wally Backman was walked by SOO-1000 |iih . t9,9 C. 0. 0. South Windsor 29 Oakland Rd. 644-2484 • Tolland: Rl. 195 872-7387 winner-take-all finale for Tuesday night. lood booted Fitzgerald's grounder. Francisco area I’m sure were watching The final Giants run. In the eighth Manchester, Ct. Giants starter Mike Krukow, 10-10. An inning later, the stage was set for the game on TV. I hardly ever hit any inning, came on a sacrifice fly by pinch Mookie Wilson doubled in Fitzgerald to Kelvin Ch(|pman’s grand slam, the balls out of here, even ^n batting hitter Scot Thompson. 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 27, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 27. 1984 - 13 S co reb o ard NL roundup I Yankees Red Sox 4. Indians 2 Phils stay close J continue B a se b a ll CLEVELAND BOSTON T e n n is 4 abrhM abrhbl Carter cf 4 1 0 0 Boggs 3b 3 1 2 0 Franco ss 4 0 10 Evans rf 4 10 0 in East ratrace American League standings Hall If 3)00 Rice If 4 0 2 1 U.S. Open qualifying ^ hot spell Thorntn dh 2 0 0 0 Armos cf 4 0 1 2 Vukovch rf 4 0 2 2 Easier dh 4 0 10 B y Eost Tabler 3b 4 0 0 0 Bucknr )b 4 0 )0 Third Round Tony Fovla the sixth. Philadelphia scored W L Pet. GB Hargrv 1b 4 0 0 0 Gedman c 3 0 1 0 Men UPl Sports Writer unearned runs in the fourth, sixth SEATTLE (UPl) Ilot-hitting Detroit 84 45 .656 — Willard c 4 0 10 Barrett 2b 4 2 3 0 John Hayes, Old Greenwich, Conn.,def. Don Mattingly and Dave Winfield Toronto 73 56 .566 13 Noboa 2b 1 0 0 0 Gutlerrz ss 3 0 3 1 Ricky Meyer, New York, 46, 76 (7-2), 7- and seventh innings. In the fourth, Baltimore 70 59 .543 15 Butler oh 1 0 0 0 6 (7-3); Robert Green, Brookline, Moss., In the ratrace called the Na­ singles by Lezeano, Len Matuszek have been the focus of attention on New York 49 60 .535 16 FIschlln 2b0 0 0 0 def. Howord Sands, Los Angeles, 6 6 ,6 4 ; tional League East, all three and pitcher Orei Hershiser’s the New York ^'ankces, but th;it Boston 68 62 .523 17'/3 Totals 31 2 4 2 Totals 33 4 14 4 Peter Doohan, Australia, def. Tom Cain, contenders won Sunday. And to doesn't mean the rest ot the team Cleveland 57 74 .435 29 Cleveland 200 000 000— 2 Richmond, Va., 6-3,46,63; Todd Nelson, throwing error made it 7-2. Milwaukee 55 75 .423 30Vj Boston 200 no OOx— 4 tan Diego, def. Peter Felgl, Australia, 7- Philadelphia Manager Paul Ow­ Ai Oliver was safe when Candy isn't doing its share. West Game-winning RBI — Rice (14), 5, 7 6 (9-7) Jonathan Canter, Beverly ens, that meant his was a morai Maldonado dropped his high fly in Mattingly and Winfield, who arc Minnesota 68 61 527 — E—Gutierrez, Gedman, Buckner. Hills, Calif., def. Chris Johnstone, waging a two-man tudtie for the Kansas City 44 45 .496 4 LOB— Australia, 63,64. victory — even if it wasn’t pretty. the sixth and scored on Matuszek’s California 63 66 488 5 C le v e la n d 6, Boston 10. 2B— Jim Gurfein, Great Neck, NY, def. "This was important for us in so single. In the seventh, Aguayo American, League b;dtling title, Chicaao 61 67 .477 6Vj Armas, Randy Nixon, Coronado, Calif., 4 6 ,6 3 ,6 many ways. We at least keep pace doubled and scored when first each hit a iiomer in New York's 7-2 Oakland 60 71 .458 9 Gedman, Gutierrez, Franco. SB— 2; Kelvin Belcher, Houston, def. M artin Texas 57 73 .438 IIV j Carter Wostenholme, Canada, 46, 63, 64. Leo with the Cubs,” said Owens baseman Guerrero misplayed victory over the Se;ittle M;iriners Seattle 57 74 .435 12 (2). S—Noboa, Gutierrez. Palin, Finland, def. Borry Mole, South Sunday after Von Hayes’ two-run Oliver’s grounder to make it 8-4, But the Y;inkees also got im))or Saturday's Results IP H R ER BB SO Africa, 67, 7-5, 66; Kevin M oir South singie climaxed a six-run, eighth­ taut offensive contributions Sun Boston 11, Cleveland 4 Cleveland Africa, def. Scott McCain, tan Francisco, " It was a crime to iose a Minnesota 5, Toronto 4,12 Innings Smith (L S-5) 5 12 4 4 4 2 63, 64; Hans SImonsson, Sweden, det. inning rally that brought the ballgame like that," said Dodgers day from Ken Griffey. Otmir Baltimore 4, Ooklond 2 Schulze 3 2 0 0 0 3 Todd WItsken, Carmel, lnd.,6^46,61. Phillies a sloppy 10-8 victory over Manager Tom Lasorda, who held a ^ 6 Moreno and Tim Koli. And ;is a Milwaukee 7, Texas 6 Boston (tavld Pate, Los Vegas, Nev., det. Rick the Los Angeles Dodgers at team, the Yankees arc now hitting Chicago 3, Konsas City 0 Clemens (W 9-4) 9 3 2 1 3 10 Leach, Laguna Beach, Collf., 61, 62; team meeting after the game. “ It Detroit'S, California 1 W P—Clemens. T—3:01. A—23,292. Jay Lapldus, Palm Beach, Flo., def. Philhdelphia. was unbelievable. It was a combi­ .'298 with :16 liomcrs since the New York 14, Seottle 1 Drew GItlln, Enclno, Collf., 7-5, 62; First-place Chicago heid onto its nation of things. No bright spots All-Star break Sunday's Results Glenn Lavendecker, Portola Valley, "This team is hot. everyone is Boston 4, Cleveland 2 Calif., def. (tary Donnelly, Scottsdale, 5'A-game edge over the New York except for the Phillies.” Toronto 2, Minnesota 1 Blue Jays 2. Twins Ariz., 64, 64. Hans Schwaler, West Mets and six-game margin over hitting. " said right fielder Win Milwaukee 6, Texos 3 Germany, def. Brett Dickinson, tan Philadelphia. field, ''They can't concentrate on Kansas City 6, Chicago 5,16 Innings Carlos, Collf., 62, 6 3; Ken Flach, St. Detroit 12, Californio 6 "We played bad early, they Cubs S, Braves 0 UPl pholo anyone in our lineup " TORONTO MINNESOTA Louis, def. Bud Cox, Atlanto, 61, 64; 2 Baltimore 13. Oakland 6 Jeff Klopordo, Los Angeles, def. Andy played bad late," said Owens of the At Chicago, Leon Durham ended The victory g;ive the Yankees ;i New York 7, SeoHle 2 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Boston's Bill Buckner falls over the plate Fenway Park. Buckner tried to score on Fernndz ss 3 0 1 0 Puckett cf 4 0 1 0 Andrews, Atlantic Beach, N C ,64,62. game which featured eight errors, an O-for-12 batting slump by three-game sweep of their wee Monday's Games Collins If 4 0 1 0 Hatcher II 3 0 0 0 Women five by the Dodgers. as he is tagged out by Indians’ catcher double by Rich Gedman. Red Sox won, kend .series in the Kingdomc It (All Times EOT) Moseby cf 10)0 Hrbek 1b 4010 Potty Fendick, Sacramento, Callf.,def.. cracking a pair of homers and Clevelond ( Blyleven 14-51 at Milwaukee Jean Hepner, Atherton, Calif., 63, 62; Bill Campbell, 6-4, pitched one driving in four runs to back Steve Jerry Willard in third-inning action at 4-2. was the fourth stmight defe;it for (Caldwell 6-11), 8:30 o.m. Barfield cf 2 0 0 0 Bush dh 4 0 0 0 Uoshow lb 3 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 4 1 1 1 Stephanie Rehe, Highland, Calif., def. inning to get the victory. Larry the Mariners, who luivc f;dlen into Toronto (Clark 0-1) at Minnesota Champions In Bolton Yvona Brzakovo, Czechoslovakia, 62, Trout’s eight-hit pitching for the (Smithson 13-9), 8:35 o.m. Alkens dh 4 0 0 0 GaettI 3b 3 0 1 0 Andersen pitched the ninth to earn the AL West cellar. Mulinks 3b 3 2 3 1 Engle c 3 0 0 0 61; Cubs. Durham turned his two- Chicago (Hoyt 10-14) ot Konsos City Iprg 3b 1 0 0 0 Teufel 2b 2 0 0 0 Syndet Products Inc. of Bolton swept Donna Holbrook. Sharon Preuss, Ellie Beverly Bowes, Lubbock, Texos, def. his fourth save. homer trick for the second time "It's no way to st;irt ;i homes (Wills 1-2), 8:35 o.m. Whitt c 4 0 2 1 Jimenez ss 2 0 0 0 honors in the Bolton Women’s Softball Barbara Jordan, King of Prussia, Pa., 6 The Dodgers scored an unearned this season against Pascual Perez, tand," said Mariners M:magcr Del Baltimore (Davis 12-7) at California Leach rf 2 0 0 0 Brown ph 10 0 0 Missari, Dorothy Reiss, Donna Dietz. 4, 63; Petra Delhees, Switzerland, def. (Romanick 10-11), )0:M o.m . Jill Hetherlngton, Canada, 63,63; Carin run in the first off starter Steve 11-6, The victory kept the first- Clemens fires three>hitter Crandall. "Hut the Y;mks arc a hot Bell rf 2 0 0 0 Wshngt ss 0 0 0 0 League, emerging as regular season Back row, from left; Coach Bud Dietz, New York (Cowley 5-1) at Ooklond Griffin 2b 2 0 0 0 Aderholm, Sweden, def. Nancy Yeargin, Carlton. Dave Anderson doubled, club right now They ;ircn't miss 7 (Krueger 8-10), 10:35 o.m. place Cubs 5'A games ahead of the Totals 31 2 8 2 Totals 30 I 4 1 and tournament champions. Front row, Greenville, SC, 7-5,64. Tuesday's Games Linda Fortin, Charlene Fenton. Elaine stole third and came home when Mets and six ahead of ing too many pitches ' Toronto 010 ooO 100—2 from left: — Doreen Jankowski, Laura Ronnie Reis, Key Biscavne, Fla., def. Winfield got the Yankees st;irtcd Cleveland at Milwaukee, night Minnesota olO 000 000—1 Camposeo, Geri Lombardo, Coach Masako Yanagl, Japan, 61, 7-5; Karin third baseman Luis Aguayo threw Phiiadelphia. Chicago at Toronto, night (Same-Winning RBI—Whitt (5). Huebner, Fresno, Calif., def. Laura wild to the plate on Pedro Guerre­ as Bosox scalp Indians, 4-2 with a solo home in the foiirlb Boston at Minnesota, night Garno, Suzanne Fenton, Lora Peck, Greg Fortin. Bernstein, Hollywood, Fla., 76 (7-5), 60; ro’s grounder. inning, his 1.5th of the season Texas at Konsas City, night Jean Brodie. Middle row, from left: Barbie Bramblett, Houston, def. Myriam Pirates 7, Reds 1 Boltimore at ColKornla, night E—Jimenez. DP—Toronto 1, Minne­ Sixto Lezeano hit his 14th home Mattingly broke it open with bis sota Schropp, West Ctarmany, 4 6 ,6 3 ,6 4 . BOSTON (UPl) — Once rookie Detroit at Seattle, night run in the second for the Phils to At Pittsburgh. Brian Harper shortstop Jackie Gutierrez, stole Cleveland Manager Pat Cor- 18th home run. a three-run sliot, in New York at Oakland, night 1- LOB—Toronto 6, Minnesota 4. 2B— Roger Clemens started taking his Whitt, Puckett, Mulllniks. HR—Mulllniks Yankees 7, Mariners make it 4-1. drove in three runs with a single second and continued tothircl when rales also praised Clemens. the fifth for a 5-0 lead. 2 PhlllleslO.DodgersB Mets11,Giants6 Hamlet Challenge Cup time, he retired Cieveiand Indians’ (2), Brunansky (27), SB—Collins (46), Los Angeles used singles by and a two-run homer and Johhny Rich Gedman threw the ball into "When he got behind and he Mattingly, the Yankee first Barfield (7), S—Griffin, batters in a hurry Sunday, center field for another error. One NationaiLeaguestandings _ . IP H R E R B B S O NEW YORK SEATTLE Steve Sax and Anderson and Ray went 3-for-4 and scored three needed a strike, he threw one," he baseman has an ll-game billing Toronto LOS ANGELES PHILADELPHIA SAN FRANCISCO NEW YORK At Jericho, N. Y., Aug. 24 Clemens fired a three-hitter and out later, Mel Hall walked and ab r h bl ab r h bl ab r h bl ab r h bi ab r h bi ab r h bl Aguayo’s second error of the game runs to power the Pirates. Rick .said. "He’s got a great arm. He’s streak going and is balling :I99 Stieb (W 13-5) 9 4 1 1 1 It Mechm ss 3 1 0 0 Percont 2b 4 0 2 0 Singles final struck out 10 to lift the Boston Red Carter scored on a wild pitch as East Minnesota Sax 2b 4 2 2 2 Samuel 2b 5 1 0 1 Gladden ct 4 1 0 0 Backmn ss 4 2 2 0 Ivan Lendl, Czechoslovakia, def. An­ to score on reliever Tug McGra w in Rhoden, 11-9, scattered eight hits up with the top guys, the lop since the AlKStar break. Winfield, Foil 2b 4 12 2 Bradley cf 4 0 2 0 Andersn ss 5 2 3 1 Aguayo 3b 5 2 Trillo 2 1 2b 5 0 11 Wilson cf 5 1 1 1 Sox to a 4-2 victory over Cleveland, W L Pet. GB Schrom (L 4-7) 6 8 2 2 13 Mttngly 1b 4 1 1 3 Davis 1b 3 10 0 dres and walked two to record the Hall went to second. George pitchers in the league. He uses no meanwhile, is hitting .4011 over Ins Chicago 74 53 589 — Fllson 3 0 0 0 ) 6 Guerrer 1b 5 0 1 3 Hayes ct 5 0 2 2 (tavis rf 5 110 Hrnndz 1b 2)24 Gomez, Ecuodor, 6 2 ,6 4 . after the Indians jumped to a 2-0 Winfield rf 4 1 1 1 Phelps dh 3 0 0 0 Marshll rf 5 0 1 0 Oliver 1b 5 10 0 Leonard If 5 1 3 2 Strwbrr rt 5 1 0 0 victory in his fourth corriplete Vukovich’s RBI single then made tricks. He uses what he has well." lust 15 games. New York 70 58 . 547 5Vj Schrom pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Doubles final Bpvlor dh 3 0 0 0 Cowens rf 4 1 1 2 Maldond cf 4 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Brenly c 3 2 2 1 Brooks 3b 2 2 0 0 first- inning lead. it 2-0. Phlladelohia 69 58 .543 6 , Schrom (Barfield), by Stieb Griffey If 4 1 I 1 SHndrsn If 4 0 0 0 Tomas Smid, Czechoslovakia game. The Pirates scored five runs Gutierrez and Marly Barrett Both Mattingly and Winfield Montreal (Hatcher). T—2:34, A—24,654. Landrx ph 1 0 0 0 Lezeano rf 4 2 Gomez 2 1 c 1 0 0 0 Heep If 4 2 2 0 and Mariners axe ’’I think I was rushing a bit,” 44 44 .500 IU'3 Pogllarl 3b 4 0 0 0 MlIBbrn 3b 4 0 0 0 Yeager c 2 10 0 Matuszk If 4 1 3 1 off starter Joe Price, 6-10. each had three hits for Boston and went I four-4 Sunday as M;itlingly St. Louis 64 45 .494 12 Yongbld 3b 4 0 1 0 Chapmn 2b 4 1 1 4 Woltek Flbok, Poland, def. Henrik Clemens said. "I didn’t feel good Moreno cf 4 2 3 0 Mercodo c 2 0 1 0 Brewer If 3 10 0 Virgil c 3)00 Rabb 1b 3 110 Fltzgerld c4 1 1 1 Red Sox Manager Ralph Houk once Clemens, 9-4, got untracked maintained his one-point lead over Pittsburgh 54 74 .431 20Vj Cerone c 4 0 0 0 Owen ss 3 0 0 0 Sundstrom, Sweden and Heinz Gun- Frank Funk warming up and I was just trying West Ameing rf 0 0 0 0 Dejesus ss 4 1 2 0 LeMastr ss 4 0 2 1 Fernndz p 0 0 0 0 thardt, didn’t complain about the win. he retired II straight right through Winfield in the balling race, .353 to Totals 34 7 8 7 Totals 31 2 6 2 Landstv 3b 4 1 1 0 Carlton p 1 0 0 0 Krukow p 2 0 0 0 Hodges ph 0 0 0 0 Padres 2, Expos 1 to get myself pumped up," San Diego 76 S3 .589 — New York 000 140110—7 Switzerland, 7 6 ,6 4 . "You’ve got to give him a whole the fifth inning. .352. Houston 67 65 .508 lOVj Royals6.WhiteSoxS(16| Zachry p 0 0 0 0 Wcknfs ph 1 0 1 0 Lacy p 0 0 0 0 Lynch p 0 0 0 0 SEATTLE (DPI) - The last- Cleveland leadoff hitter Joe Seattle oOO 002 000—2 Hooton p 0 0 0 0 RIchrds McGrow ph p1 0 0 00 0 0 Staub ph 1 0 0 1 At Montreal, catcher Bruce lot of credit. It really wasn’t his In his previous start, Clemens Moreno had Ihree hits, stole two Atlanta 65 45 .500 11'.'2 Game-Winning RBI—Winfield (12), place Seattle Mariners fired pitch­ Carter was safe on an error by Los Angeles 63 47 .485 13'/2 Reuss p 0 0 0 0 M MeindzItavIs p ph 01 0 0 0 0 (taff p 2 0 0 0 ATP championship Bochy’s solo home run in the eighth fault in the first," he said. struck out 15 against Kansas City bases and scored twice Foil had a CHICAGO KANSAS CITY Hershlsr p 2 1 1 1 Campbll p 0 0 0 0 Thmpsn ph 0 0 0 1 ing coach Frank Funk Sunday and Cincinnati 54 74 415 22''2 DP— New York 2, Seattle 1. LOB— New inning iifted San Diego to victory. last Tuesday. pair of rnn-.scoring singles and is San Francisco 51 77 . 398 24'/2 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Rivera 3b 1 0 0 0 Schmdt ph 1 0 1 2 Lavelle p 0 0 0 0 replaced him with minor-league RLaw cf 7 2 3 1 Wilson cf 7 12 0 York 3, Seattle 5. HR— Winfield (15), Bochy, substituting for Terry Saturday's Results Mattingly (18), Cowens 0 3 ), Griffey (4) Rowley or 0 1 0 0 Totals 37 6 11 6 Totals 33 11 9 11 At Kings Mills, Ohio, Aug. 24 instructor Phil Regan. Boston took a 3-2 lead in the l4-for-34 (.411) in his last 11 games Fisk c 7)22 Sherldn rf 5 2 2 1 Wilson If 0 0 0 0 Son Francisco 022 100 010— 6 Finals Kennedy, who was being rested, Los Angeles 7, Phlladelohia 4 SB— Moreno 2 (16). Funk, who joined the Mariners fourth off Roy Smith. 5-5, when Griffey gave the Y;nikees Iheir Atlanta 3, Chicago 2 Baines rf 7 0 4 0 loro 1b 3 0 0 0 Totals 36 8 9 7 Totals 39 10 13 8 N w York 100 514 OOx— 11 Mats Wllander, Sweden, def. Anders hit his second homer of the season Munson’s widow settles Luzinsk dh 3 0 1 0 Walhan )b 1 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Jarryd, Sweden 76, (7 4 ),6 3 . Barrett. Gutierrez and Wade final run with a .solo homer in the Pittsburgh 5. Cincinnati 3 New York Los Angeles 133 001 OOO— 8 ()Gome-Wlnnlng RBI—Hernandez as a first base coach in 1980, had off Montreal starter Dan San Francisco 5, New York 4 Walker dh 4 0 1 0 BalbonI 1b 2 0 0 0 Philadelphia 010101 16x— 10 Boggs singled to load the ba.ses ;md eighth inning. Paclork 1b 3 1 1 0 Orta dh 6 111 NIekro (W 16-7) 8 6 2 2 3 6 Game-winning RBI — Hayes (3). been the club’s major-league CANTON, Ohio (UPl) — The Houston 5, St. Louis 2 M urray 1 0 0 0 0 1 E—Breaks, Youngblood. OP—San Schatzeder, 6-5. court documents, reported Satur­ Jim Rice followed with an RBI Phil Niekro. Hi-7, limited the Squires 1b i 0 1 0 Motley If 7)32 E—Aguayo 2, Matuszek, Landestov, Fran­ pitching coach the past two widow of New York Yankees San Diego 4, Montreal 3,13 Innings Seattle •••••••••••••••••••••a day in a copyright story that Mrs. single to break a 2-2 tie. Mariners to six hits ovei' eight Sunday's Results Kittle If 7 0 0 0 White 2b 6 0 10 Hershlser, Maldonado, Guerrero, Sax. cisco 1. LOB— San Francisco 8, New seasons. catcher Thurman Munson settled VLaw 3b 6 0 0 1 Slaught c 5 0 0 0 Barolas (L 9-5)6 2-3 7 DP 6 6 2 4 Y o rk 7. 2B— Hernandez, Fitzge­ Cardinals 3, Astros 2 Munson received some $525,000 in San Diego 2, Montreal 1 Geisel 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 The Mariners have been plagued Boston had tied tied it in the innings, striking out six lie got A her wrongful death action filed Pittsburgh 7, Cincinnati 1 Dvbznsk ss 4 0 0 0 Pryor 3b 7 1 2 1 — Los Angeles 2, Philadelphia 1. LOB— rald, damages and another $127,712 in ninth-inning relief help from Dale Smalley 3b 2 0 0 0 Blancin ss 3 0 1 0 Nunez 2 1110 0 Los Angeles 6, Philadelphia 8. 2B— Wilson. HR—Leonord (20), Hernan­ T r a c k throughout the 1984 season by At Houston, Ozzie Smith drovein against the Cessna Aircraft and bottom of the first when Boggs and New York II, Son Francisco 6 HBP—by Barolas (Baylor). T—2:19 A prepaid expen.ses. The rest of the Murray. Philadelphia 10, Los Angeles 8 Cruz 2b 2 1 1 0 McRae ph 1 0 0 0 — 11,224. Aguayo 2, Anderson. HR—Lezeano (14). dez inconsistent pitching, particularly two runs, David Green had three Flight Safety International for Dwight Evans walked and Rice Chicago 5. Atlanta 0 Hairstn ph 1 0 0 0 Dent ss 1 0 0 0 SB—Anderson (9), Matuszek (4). S— (12), Chapman (2). SB— Backman 2 (29), hits and Bruce Sutter picked up his settlement went to attorneys, to singled to load the bases. Tony Don Baylor set the all, lime Fletchr 2b 3 0 1 0 Hershlser. Brenly (6), Strawberry (24). SF— Brenly, in the bullpen, and rank next-to- more than $1.69 million, the Canton St. Lauls 3, Houston 2 major league-leading 35th save to settle an insurance case, and to Armas doubled off the left field Yankees record for gelling hil by Monday's Games Totals 59 5 15 4 Totals 54 6 12 5 IP H R ER BB SO Thompson. last in the American League with a Repository has reported, Two out when winning run scored Los Angeles International meet Munson’s three children, wall to score Boggs and Evans. pitches when he was struck lor I lie (All Times EOT) Tigers 12. Angels6 , IP H R ER BB SO At Cologne, West Germany, Aug. 24 4.33 ERA. spark St. Louis. Rookie Kurt Diane Munson filed suit in Akron San Diego (Collar 10-10) at Phila­ Chicogo 002 100 020 000 000 0— 5 Hershlser 6 2-3 9 4 1 0 5 San Francisco Mrs. Munson’s attorney Eugene The Red Sox added a run in the I6lh lime in the .second inning by Kansas City 400 000 010 000 000 1— 6 Zachry 1-3 0 2 2 2 0 Krkw (L 10-10) 3 2-3 7 6 6 3 2 Women's Seattle’s pitching problems Kepshire, 4-3, went 6 1-3 innings, U.S. District Court, but reached an delphia (Koosmon 13-10),7:35o.m. Shot put — 1, Helene Flblngerovo, allowing two runs on five hits. Oakey would not confirm or deny fifth on Gutierrez’ RBI double that Barojas, breaking the nid recoril San Francisco (Loskey 6-11) ot Game-winning RBI — Pryor (3). DETROIT CALIFORNIA Hooton ( L I - 4 ) 0 2 3 2 0 0 Lacy 11-3)1110 reached new depths Saturday out-of-court settlement shortly af­ E—Dotson, Bloncalana, V. Law. DP— ab r h bl ob r h bl Reuss 121110 MDavIs 2 1 4 4 3 2 Czechoslovakia, 66-8. 2, Claudio Losch, the figures. scored Barrett. 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However, The Repository, citing San Francisco at Montreal, night Motley (13), Fisk (18), Pryor (4). SB— Parrish c 3 1 1 2 DeCIncs 3b 4 1 1 1 Andersen (S 4) 1 0 0 0 0 1 Gaff (W 2-2) 5 4 1113 Wilson (36), R. Law (24). S—Wathan, Herndon If 4 1 1 3 Downing If 4 1 1 1 Zachry pitched to 2 batters In 8th; HBP—by Lavelle (Brooks). T— 2:44. A 100 meters — 1, Florence Griffith, U.S., Los Angeles at New York, night Slaught. 11.26.2, Diane Williams, U.S., 11.27. AL roundup San Diego ot Philadelphia, night Garbev 1b 3 0 0 0 Jacksn dh 3 0 0 0 Hooton pitched to 3 batters In 8th. —22,046. IP H R ER BB SO Bergmn 1b 1 0 0 0 Crich 1b 4)21 WP—Carlton, Hooton. T—2:45. 200 meters — 1, Evelyn Ashford, U.S., St. Louis at Atlanta, night 22.76.2, Grace Jackson, Jamaica, 2.85. 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Murphy cf 3 0 1 0 Cotto If 0 0 0 0 H®prns vs. James Williams, 10, cruiser- "The first one in April was too FREE WRITTEN ESTIMATES American League — Stieb, Tor 2.44; (11-9). Oliver (11-3). L— Seller (2-4). HRs— Kmmnsk If 4 0 0 0 Durhm lb 4 2 2 4 WCiOntS. Cooper’s single. Mark Brouhard 82 CHEV S-10 PICKUP Bloomfield Boddicker, Balt 2.70; NIekro, NY 2.78; Waterburv, Carrasco; Readina early in the season to have much 243-9430 Manchester 646-6606 5outhington 621-9333 Perry 1b 4 0 10 Baslev rf 3 0 10 Aug. 29 of Atlantic City, N.J. __ doubled home Cooper to make it Bumper .pd 8 R..,Sl.p Branford Davis, Balt 2.79; Burris, Oak 2.9). Olander. Johnson 3b 4 0 1 0 Cev 3b 3 1 2 1 significance in the race but this one 481-2388 Middletown 347-9100 Torrington 482-7647 Rochester ooo 000 001— 1 6 0 Johnny Bumitaus vs. Ralph Twining, 10, 2- 1 . Strikeouts Maine 001 ooooix— 242 Royster ss 4 0 2 0 Davis c 3 0 0 0 is a little special to me," he said. Bristol 582-7983 New Britain 224-9137 Wollin^ord 265-0953 Notional L.eague — Gooden, N Y 202; '"'••♦•rwelghts; Charlie "Choo Ramirez and Sanchez; UIdur, Romero Albany 110020000 — 4 91 Trevino c 3 0 0 0 Veryzer ss 3 0 1 0 Choo "It moves us up in the standings E. Hartford 289-9315 New Haven 865-6111 Waterburv 757-0339 Valenzuelo, LA 191; Ryan, Hou 171; Soto, (9), SIwv (9) and Espino. W— UIdur (13- V^ont (XaOOOOOO-272 Perez p 2 0 0 0 Trout p 3 0 1 0 IT COSTS SO LITTLE Enfield CIn 145; Carlton, Phil 139. Rodriguez, Stroker (8), Fischer (7), Orioles 13, A’s 6 745-0305 New London 447-1711 W. Hartford 522-0171 R a d io , T V 8); L—Ramirez (4-9). HR—Rochester, Dedmon p 0 0 0 0 ItahClg'^ts.^™^*' and at this point in the race, every TO GET SO MUCH Groton 445-8129 American League — Witt, Cal 159; Hernandez (19). 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Aug. 30 at Atlantic City, N.J. — Pawtucket 033 300 OOx— 9 7 i Iii!s!h. ** ® ® Totals 31 S 9 5 M arvin Johnson vs. John Davis, 10, light Dotson for four runs in the first Ripken knocked in two more to key 7:30 Baseball: Mets vs. Dodgers, Notional League — Sutter, StL 35; Morgan, Bomback (5), Elchhorn (8) f i k P l g P CHEVROLET Chonnel 9, W K H T Holland, Phil ond Orosco, NY 27; Smith, 000 000 0 0 0 -0 heavyweights; Calvin Grove vs. Mor- inning. Pat Sheridan’s bloop single a 19-hit attack as Baltimore ripped and Hernandez; (tale, Herron (7) and CniCOtfO AM IM AM__« gorlto Marquez, 10, featherweights. |V M IllE R ,;g ^ INC. 9:00 College football: Auburn vs. Chi 26; Gossage, SD 25. Sullivan. W—(tale (9-4); L— Morgan (12- New Britain 100 03) 000 — 5 121 Game-Winning RBI — Durham (13). scored Willie Wilson, Sheridan Oakland. The Orioles broke the Miami, Channel 3 American League — Oulsenberry, KC 11). HRs— Syracuse, Shepherd (12); Nashua 120 001000 — 411 3 scored on Jorge Orta’s double and 10:30 Baseball: Yankees vs. A's, 34; Caudill, (3ok 27; Hernandez, Det 26; Davis, (taring (6), McCarthy (7) anc . Chicago 1. v.*‘ d Angeles—Jeff Malcolm game open in the third with five 1229 Mgln St^ Mandigsttr Pawtucket, Sullivan (15), Dodson (16), Chicago 2.3B— Royster. Y*' . R y 9 .Arredondo, 10, super Ugh- Darryl Motley hit his 13th home SportsChannel, WPOP Davis, Minn 25; Flnget;^ M il 23. W alker (16). Ackley; Susce, Balles (9) and Goldthorn. hits and four runs. Baltimore We-Oavis (5-8). L— Susce (9-7). Bosley ( X * <221- SB— Stfongbowvs.CondMo run. 7 ' Tellez, 12, flyweights. u added two more runs in the fourth Chicago cut the lead to 4-2 in the and four more iif the ninth. 646-6464 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 27, 1984 MANCIIKSTKR HKR.M-D. Monday. Aug 27. 1984 - 15 NFL roundup Sports in Lloyd looks fine Bears down Bills In pre-season finale Schedule was ECHS’s beating Moulton The schedule that ran in Saturday's "Sports In Brief" was for beginning practice for East By United Press International polis and played at home earlier in stopped New Orleans, 14-9, the guidance during the final two Redskins ahead 7-6. 87-yard touchdown with 1:45 left to Catholic High. Manchester girls' swimming for tennis title the pre-season. New York Giants beat Pittsburgh quarters, New Orleans scored on Morten push the Giants over previously practice is to start tonight at 6 o’clock and all .Ilm McMiihon r;in for two McMahon scored Chicago's first 16-9 and Green Bay whipped Dorsett’s 69-yard run put Dallas Andersen's 51-yard field goal 6:34 unbeaten Pittsburgh, The Giants previous schedule announcements were correct. M ONTREAL (U P l) - Chris Evert Lloyd, the touchdowns and threw for another TD just 4: 10 into the game on a Indianapolis 34-17. ahead 14-10 and after Houston into the game. The Saints drove had just snuffed out a Pittsburgh world’s No. 2 woman tennis player, looked like the Sunday to lead the (Chicago Bears four-yard run. On the Bears' next A 69-yard scoring run by Tony regained the lead. Hogeboom hit from their 40 to the Washington 15 threat on rookie linebacker Gary world’s best to Alycia Moulton. e to a 38-7 pre-season victory over possession. McMahon lofted a Dorsett, Gary Hogeboom’s23-yard Hill with the 23-yard TD pass. before the Redskins sacked R i­ Reasons’ interception of Mark King wins LPGA Evert Lloyd, a six-time U.S. Open champion, the Buffalo Bills at the Hoosier 39-yard T I) pass to Dennis McKin­ dispatched the 34th-ranked Moulton, 6-2,7-6 Sunday to TD pass to Tony Hill and a 30-yard Dallas boosted its lead to 14 points chard Todd on two straight plays. Malone’s pass in the end zone. It DENVER — Betsy King’s attitude has Dome non for a 14-0 lead. interception return for a .score by on Scott's interception return. Andersen extended New Orleans’ was the fourth-round draft pick's changed, and so has her bank balance. win her third Canadian Open championship and a It was the only game played Buffalo marched 77 yards for a rookie Victor Scott highlighted check for $42,500. The 23-year-old challenger had big Houston cut its final deficit to lead to 6-0, hitting another 51- second theft of the game and he ran King, who went six years without a win on the Sunday and the final one on the score, with Joe Ferguson's 47-yard Dallas' big 27-point second half seven points on a 5-yard pass from yarder with 10 minutes left in the it out 10 yards to the eight. LPG A tour, took the lead of a $200,000 LPGA plans for beating Evert Lloyd. NKI, exhibition schedule. Regular pass to Byron F'ranklin cutting the outburst against the Oilers. " I had planned on attacking her forehand, Oliver Luck to Larry Moriarty. half. tournament in Sunday's rain-delayed third season play begins next Sunday. lead to 14-7. Chicago drove to the considering it a weakness, but she really doesn’t have Dallas' first half touchdown When New Orleans was unable to On 3rd-and-5 from the 13, Ru­ round, then fired a 1-over-par 72 in the final round McMahon completed 6-of-lO Buffalo one early in the second a strong weakness," said Moulton. "You just have to Dallas overcame a 320-yard came on White’s 14-yard pass to sustain a drive during the last two tledge found Williams, a second- to seal the win. King finished at 3-under 281, one passes for 127 yards and a period and .settled for Bob Thomas’ passing night by Houston's Warren Timmy Newsome. White com­ minutes of the half. Theismann year pro fighting for a starting job press her and press and hope she just misses a few touchdown in the first half as the stroke better than Muffin Spencer-Devlin, who 19-yiird field goal for a 17-7 lead. Moon, who helped the Oilers pleted just 4-of-ll passes during took the Redskins 53 yards in four opposite Earnest Gray, inside passing shots. Bears built a 31-7 lead He scdved finished strong with a 4-under 67 on the last round. The Betirs drove 46 yards for outplay the Cowboys in the first the first half for 48 yards and was plays, capped by a 7-yard TD pass rookie cornerback Clemont Willi­ Evert Lloyd won the tournament in the absence of ' > on runs of one and four yards another score, with McMahon half but who only had a 7-7 tie to intercepted twice. Hogeboom com­ to Art Monk for a 14-6 halftime ams at the Giants' 40 and he raced top-ranked Martina Navratilova, before sitting out the second half. going over from the one for a 24-7 show for it. Dallas also had to stop pleted 7-of-12 for 130 yards. lead. the rest of the way to score and Chiefs loss costly "Martina has beaten me the last 12 times we’ve Chicago and Buffalo each ended lead with 8:27 left in the half, .fust a Houston drive at the Cowboys’ 14 Joe Theismann engineered two Lynn Dickey passed for 116 snap a 9-9 tie. played, so there’s no question she’s No. 1 in the the exhibition setison with t 3 KANSAS CI'TY, Mo. — Kansas City Chiefs 15 .seconds later, Mike Richardson in the final seconds. .second-period scoring drives and first-half yards and one TD to The Giants' previous offense world," said Evert Lloyd. "But I think I ’m a pretty records. went 29 yards with an interception quarterback Bill Kenney and rookie linebacker The Oilers twice took the lead in the Washington defense had seven power Green Bay past Indianapo­ came from Ali Haji-Sheikh. who good No. 2 player.” n . The nationally televised game, Mark Lang were expected to undergo surgery for another Bears' touchdown. the third quarter on a 45-yard field sacks as the Redskins held off New lis. Green Bay scored 17 points in kicked field goals of 30, 38 and 49 So good, that the 29-year-old Florida native did not played before a sellout < rowd of today for injuries that will sideline Kenney Chicago's Anthony Hutchison goal by Florian Kempf and a Orleans. the first quarter and led 31-3 at the yards, Pittsburgh scored on a drop a set all week. 60,500. was to be the first NFI, ran .36 yards for a .score and the several weeks and Lang for the season. 48-yard TD pass from Moon to Eric Theismann marched Washing­ half, Dickey hit 7-of-lO passes with 1-yard run by Walter Abercrombie Moulton, who defeated No. 2 seed Hana Mandlikova game in Inditinapolis when it was final 38-7 letid. Kenney suffered a displaced fracture of his Mullins. But the Cowboys’ offense, ton 83 yards midway through the a touchdown to James Lofton. and a 38-yard field goal by Gary and No. 11 seed Bettina Bunge to gain the finals, could scheduled last year. But the right thumb in the first play of the second quarter In StiUirday exhibitions. Dallas which struggled in the first half, -second period and John Riggins Jeff Rutledge hit Byron Williams Anderson, who missed an extra not find fault with her opponent’s play. Baltimore Colts moved to Indiana­ of the Chief’s 36-7 loss to the New England held off Houston 31-24, Washington came to life under Hogeboom's scored from a yard out to put the streaking across the middle for an point. “ I don’t have a baseline game like Chris does, so Patriots in Friday's final pre-season game. Dr, when I ’m effective, it’s at the net," Moulton said. "But 2 James Whitaker, a hand specialist, examined she hit the ball very deep and didn’t give me a chance Kenney Saturday. to come in." ^ Lang will have torn knee ligaments repaired Moulton started the match off well, scoring on three during surgery, team officials said. straight serves that Evert Lloyd could not return. But the champion settled down quickly, and reeled off five Scoreboard u e i photo January-Sullivan take Shootout straight points. Evert Lloyd then jumped into a commanding SALT LAKE C ITY — Don January said he just four-game lead in the opening set. Moulton fought John Henry is in the lead and he went on behind to take the fourth race over SUNDAY, Oct. 28 Atlanta at Pittsburgh, 4 p.m. World Series of Golf got out of the way and let Mike Sullivan carry the back, and split the next four games. Evert Lloyd then to win his second Arlington Million race Royal Heroine (right), who placed 7 Buffalo at Miami, 4 p.m. duo to a four-stroke team victory in the $450,000 went ahead 2-1 in the second set, but Moulton came second. Football Cincinnati at Houstan, noon. At Akron, Ohio, Aug. 26 Shootout at the Jeremy Ranch. Sunday. John Henry won the first Colts at Dallas, noon. Golf (Par 70) back strong and forced the set to a tie-breaker, Denver at Los Angeles Raiders, 1 o.m. Final round Sullivan got seven of his team’s eight birdies "That was definitely my toughest set,” said Evert Million four years ago and came from Detroit ot Green Bay, noon. Denis Watson *126,000 6962-7570—271 Sunday as he and January combined for an Lloyd, who is third on the all-time list for most Grand Bruce Lletzke 7 5 ,^ 66-6869-70—273 Minnesota at Chicago, noon. 8-under par 64 in the final round to share the Slam wins. "Alycia started to pick my shots better. 1 NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE New Orleans at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Tallwood Bob Eastwood .«,600 75756569—275 1984 Sctiedulc New York Jets ot New England 1 p.m. Peter Jacobsen 40,600 7067-69-69—275 $60,000 first prize with a 72-hole total of 250, was playing well but she anticipated better. She (All Times Local) St. Louis at Philadelphia, 1 o.m. CLUB CHAM- Craig Stabler 26,600 69-756570—277 38-under par. picked up her game, moved better at the net and got John Henry takes Million Scott Simpson 26600 7169-7067—277 San Francisco at L.A. Rams, 1 o.m. r — Kathy Dimlow success­ The teams of Miller Barber-Gil Morgan and Al SUNDAY, Sept. 3 Tampa Bay at Kansas CItv, noon. fully defended her crown with a Pot Lindsey 23,400 75757265—278 her serves in.” Atlanta at New Orleans, noon. Washington at New York Gionts, 4 runaway victory. DImlow's tinal round Tom Kite 21,000 7369-6572—279 Besselink-Donnie Hammond tied for second, both While Moulton’s serve improved in in the second set ARLINGTON HEIGHTS. Ill the fourth running ol the Million. today to New York lor HelmonI's Cincinnati at Denver, 2 o.m, p.m. 81, added to rounds of 87-89, was 22 Greg Norman 21,000 75757566—279 at 34-under 254, in the best-ball tournament. He has been a local favorite . nu’e Cleveland at Seattle, 1 o.m. Jack Nlcklous 18,900 72-736965—280 after being broken twice in the first, it eventually led (UPl) — The story of 1984's Turf Classic Hut Rubin said he is strokes ahead of runner-up Florence his victory by a nose over The Hart Kansas city at PIttsbursh, 1 o.m. MONDAY, Oct. 29 Ramsey. Marie Johnson and Tina Lee Trevino 17,500 72657269—281 to her downfall in the tie-breaker. Arlington Million should begin: still open to suggestions alniiit Los Angeles Raiders at Houston, 3 p.m. Seattle At San Diego, 6 p.m. Mlkolowsky finished third and fourth, Jock Renner 13,720 7468-7268—282 Scurty reactivated With the score tied at three, Moulton double-faulted "Once upon a time..." in the first Million in 1981. running Ins gelding m a $2 million MIomI at Washington, 1 p.m. respectively. John Mahaffev 13,720 71-71-7169^282 New England at Buffalo, 1 o.m. Fred Couples 13,720 7168-71-72—282 twice, giving Evert Lloyd a lead she never That’s the only way to describe Royal Heroine and Nijinsky’s race III Novcmlier’s Hreeder’s Ciqi SUNDAY, Nov. 4 After 36 holes, Dimlow led Johnson PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Pirates New York Jets at Colts, 4 p.m. Cincinnati at San Francisco, 1 p.m. by s X strokes before ending In stylish Ion Woosnom 13,720 75716573—282 relinquished. John Henry’s come-from-behind Secret, a Canadian import, set the in California Philadelphia at N Y. Giants, 1 o.m, Cleveland ot Butfalo, 1 p.m. fashion, hitting 11 greens In regulation. Ronnie Black 13,720 736571-70—282 removed left-handed reliever Rod Scurry from At that point. Evert Lloyd sensed the title was hers. early pace, with John Henry .'\l Hus point. It would cost Rubin St. Louis at Green Bay, noon. Mark Lye 11,200 71-72-71-69-283 victory to win the $600,000 race Green Bay ot New Orleans, noon. Including a two putt birdie on the Par 5 the disabled list, the club announced Sunday " I felt if I could stay with her. I would win," Evert saving ground on the inside. $400,000 to eiili'r .lobn Henry in that San Diego at Minnesota, noon. Houston at Pittsburgh, 1 o.m. 4th hole of the (Inal round. D(mlow Mark McCumber 9,320 69-72-7469—284 Sunday. John Henry, a 9-year-old San Francisco at Detroit, 1 p.m. Kansas City at Seattle, 1 p.m. mcreased her m argin w ith a fro n t nine Jim Colbert 9,320 7572-7567—284 Lloyd said. " I still play the pressure points and gelding purchased for $25,000, "You can see he gains two event That means Rubin would be Tampo Bay at Chicago, noon. Los Angeles Raiders at Chicago, noon. 38, and then coasted home with a 43 on Tom Watson 9,320 7571-7766—284 pressure games better and I think she folded a bit with became the first thoroughbred to lengths on every turn. ” trainer putting up almosl ball the winner’s Los Angeles Rams at St. Louis, 3 p.m. the back side. Corev Povln 9,320 74657572—284 Ron McAnaly said, "H e runs so MONDAY, Sept. 3 Miami at New York Jets, 4 p.m. Hole Irwin 9,320 7269-71-72—284 Oberkfell out for season the double faults." win more than $5 million with the share ol the purse Dalles at Los Angeles Rams, 6 o.m. BEST90F18H 0LES — Gross — Stan Andy Bean 8,300 For Moulton, winner of only one career tournament, smoothly he could run forever” New England at Denver, 2 p.m. Domlan 32, Chic Gagnon 32, Ronald 71- 74-7169—285 ATLANTA — Atlanta third baseman Ken victory. ”As a businessman. ” he said, New York Giants at Dallas, noon. Baslle 37, Tom Bow 32. Net — Ken Payne Stewart 8,000 74-72-7169—286 the performance was worth $21,875. Moving into the stretch. Nijins THURSDAY, Sept, i Gory Koch 8,000 Oberkfell suffered a broken left thumb Sunday John Henry drove past filly "that sounds like I would be a Philadelphia at Detroit, 1 p.m. Dunbar 24, Al Hopper 24, Don Crom­ 75 7 572-74—286 ky’s Secret bore out slightly and Pittsburgh at N. Y. Jets, 9 o.m. San Diego at Colts, 1 p.m. well 24, Rich Zemgulys 26, Charles Nick Faldo 7,500 73- 71-71-72-287 diving for a ground ball in the Braves’ 5-0 loss to Royal Heroine in mid-stretch, then dummy Rut they could call me David Edwards 7,500 7169-73-74—287 John Henry moved smartly past Tampo Bay at Minnesota, noon. Seaback 26, Ken Anderson 26. the Chicago Cubs and will miss the rest of the held on for his second win in three that .lobn’s av.illablc And the SUNDAY, Sept. 9 TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross — Gavin Levenson 7,500 75716573—287 the stubborn Royal Heroine to take Buffalo at St. Louis, noon. Rex Caldwell 7,100 68-72-7574—288 season, team officials said. tries in the U.m mile turf race to run money’s avail.ibic Rut they have MONDAY, Nov. 5 George Bednarz-MIke Davis 70, Phil Wilander drums command. Clevelond of Los Angeles Rams, 1 p.m. Atlanta at Washington, 9 o.m. Doly-Ward Holmes 73. Net — Ed Isoo AokI 6,750 72- 69-7575—289 his lifetime earnings to $5,482,797. to be creative” Colts at Houston, 3 p.m. M iffit-Sal Russo 59, Roy Broege-Dan Tony Johnstone 6,750 757572-65-289 "H e runs like he thinks he’s 4,” John Henry paid $4.2(1, $3.20 and None ol Ihc five Kiiropc.ui horses Dallas at New York Gionts, 1 p.m. McDonough 59, Net — Jim Tvmon-Jim Seve Ballesteros 6,750 74- 7572-73—289 $2 60. Royal Heroine held on to pay Denver at Chicago, noon. Tom Purtzer 6,750 68-7571-76—289 owner Sam Rubin said. "But we're in this year's Million was a lactor Tvmon Jr. 62, Sam Saplenza-Paui Longshot Butler B.G. wins $10.60 and $8 to place, and 1982 Detroit at Atlanta, 1 p.m. SUNDAY, Nov. It Cosman 63. Callaway — Mark Bennett- Bob Shearer 6,500 73- 7571-73—290 up jazzy victory planning for his 13th birthday. The European eniranis gained A Green Bay at L.A. Raiders, 1 p.m. Buffalo at New England, 1 o.m. Kelth Baska 143. Tze-MIng Chen 6,400 75757369—293 M ONTREAL — Fifty-to-one shot Butler B.G. W e've arranged for his Bar Kentucky Derby winner Cato Del ex))osiire with last year's neck Kansas City ot Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Chicago at Los Angeles Rams, 1 o.m. Nick Price 6,250 71- 757577—294 m y s t e r y t o u r n a m e n t — BEST led wire-to-wire Sunday and equalled a Canadian Sol closed quickly to lake third and victory by Rrilain's Tolomeo o v im ' Minnesota at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Colts at New York Jets, 1 p.m. FRONT 9 — BEST BACK 9 — Front Peter Fowler 6,250 72- 79-71-72—294 KINGS MILLS, Ohio (U P l) - Mats Wilander said Mitzvah." New England at Miami, 1 p.m. Dallas at St. Louis, noon.- Ben Crenshaw 6,100 record in winning the 18th running of the $411,500 pay $5. Gross — Kathy Dimlow 38. Net — 73- 7572-76—295 his rhythm was off, but that didn’t keep the John Henry went off the heavy ■John Henry San Diego at Seattle, 1 p.m. Denver at San Diego, 1 o.m. Martho Kokoszko 31. Back Gross — Howard Clark 6,000 73-7577-72—297 Prix d’ete at Blue Bonnets Raceway. .lobn Henry was to be shipped Tompa Bay at New Orleans, noon. Detroit at Washington, I o.m. Lorry Webb 5,900 second-seeded Swede from drumming up a jazzy favorite of the 39.053 fans attending Linda Soar! 49. Net — Solly Whithorn. 9 78-757571—301 The 3-year-oId colt, driven by Ted Wing and Houston at Kansas CItv, noon. holes, most 6's — Diane W illis 3, Hozel BUI Brosk 5,800 78-757573—302 victory over countryman Anders Jarryd in Sunday’s MONDAY, Sept. 10 Minnesoto v. Green Bay at Mllw, noon. owned by Lawrence Cadish of Garden City, N .Y ., Allen 3. $300,000 A TP Championship final. Washington at San Froncisco, 6o.m. New Orleans ot Atlanta, 1 o.m. INDIVIDUAL BEST 15 — Gross — started from the fifth post position and held the New York Giants at Tampa Bay, 4 Shootout "Anders plays at a very fast pace,” Wilander said Tom Johnson 61, Bob Lukas 65. Net_ lead throughout to win by a head over Andrei in 1 p.m. George Young 47, Mike Bowman 47, At Salt Lake City, Aug- 26 after suecessfully defending his title with a 7-6 (7-4), Falmouth % Philadelphia ot Miami, I o.m. minute, 53,4 seconds. SUNDAY, Sept. 14 Ron Well 49, Dove Rutz 49, Walt (Por 72) 6-3 win over his friend. "His kind of game keeps me off Atlanta at Minnesota, noon. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. UPl photo Cormier 50. D.Jnry-M.SIIv *60,000 626361-64—250 D Chicago at Green Bay, noon. San Francisco at Cleveland, 1 p.m. TWO BALL OPEN — RINGERS M.Brbr-G.Mrg 33.000 62-656265—254 my rhythm.” Cincinnotl at N.Y. Jets, 1 o.m. New York’s Ron Faurot grabs ahold of Los Angeles TOURNAMENT — Gross — George A. BssInk-D.H33.000 63-64-6364—254 Wilander earned $48,000 for the victory, as well as a Denver at Cleveland, 9 o.m. MONDAY, Nov. 12 Bednarz-MIke Davis 68, Leo Bravakls- B. Cospr-J.MIIr, Prost speeds to win Road Race .1 Los Angeles Raiders at Seattle, 6 p.m. Raiders’ quarterback Jim Plunkett during pre-season tilt 20.000 6661-6465—256 boost in confidene for the U.S. Open, which begins Detroit at Tampa Bay, 4 o.m. M ark Dennis 69. Net — BUI Dowd-BIII D.Sks-B.Krtzii, 20.000 60-64-6566—256 ZANDVOORT, Holland — Frenchman Alain Houston at Son Diego, 1 p.m. Friday night in Los Angeles. The Jets won, 20-14. Dowd Jr. 57, Frank Woitvna-Bill B.Rsbrg-C.Str 20.000 64646563—256 Tuesday in Flushing Meadow, N.'Y. Jarryd, the fifth L.A. Raiders at Konsas City. noon. SUNDAY, NOV. 18 Gormon 57, Roy Broeg-Dan McDo­ A. PImr-R.FI Prost won the Dutch Grand Prix by 10.283 seconds Cleveland at Atlanta, 1 p.m. 13,300 68-6562—67—257 seed, picked up $24,000 for second. pUi . L.A. Rams at Pittsburgh, 4 p m. nough 58, Howard Lotimer-Larrv G.Bvr-M.O'Mr, 13,300 62-6566-64—257 to Murphy Dallas at Buffalo, 1 p.m. over McLaren teammate Niki Lauda Sunday to Jarryd’s erratic serving enabled Wilander to jump New Orleans ot San Francisco, 1 o.m. Adams 58. R.Funsth-D.Bs, 11,200 62-6567-64—258 N.Y. Giants at Washington, 4 p.m. Detroit at Chicago, noon. B. Golbv-M.Rd, stay with the Austrian in the race for the overall off to a 3-0 lead in the first set. Wilander, the world’s Kansas City at L.A. Raiders, 1 o.m. “ TWO MAN 10.000 64-6467-64—259 Phlaldelohlo ot Dallas, 3o.m. SUNDAY, Dec. 23 b e s t b a l l — Gross — Leo Bravakls- B.Ercksn-J.Th 10.000 65-646367—259 championship. fourth- ranked player, broke Jarryd, ranked 15th, in St. Louis at Colts, 1 o.m. L.A. Rams v. Green Bay at Mllw., AFCANDNFCfIrst round playoffs. Bears 3B, Bills? FALMOUTH, Mass. (U P l) - noon. Mark Dennis 70, George Bednarz-MIke L.EIder-C.Rose, 8.800 64626965—260 the second game of the match when his opponent Seattle at New England, 1 o m. Davis 71, BUI Knowles-Terry Means73 J.KInka-J.NItrd, 8JX» 65-636667—261 Unheralded David Murphy edged Miami at Son Diego, 1 o.m. SATURDAY, Dec. 29 G At Indianapolis Net — Leo Bravakis-Mark Dennis 59, G. Lnnng-B.Snd7.600 68686265—263 served three double faults. Mark Curp by two seconds Sunday MONDAY, Sept. 17 Minnesota at Denver, 2 o.m. AFC and NFCdIvIslonal playoffs. Ray Demers-BIII Dion 59, Bob Gould- Lendl cops Hamlet Cup New England at Colts, 1 p.m. Chicago 14 17 0 7—38 B.Toski-W.Wod, 6.800 65636568—264 Jarryd, who plays a more aggressive game than the Miami at Buffalo, 9 p.m. Buffalo 7 0 0 0 7 Steve Donahue 60, Norm Pelletier-Ron H. Ward-V.Htnr,6.800 646767-66—264 to capture the 12th Annual Fal­ New York Jets at Houston, 3 p.m. SUNDAY, Dec. 30 JERICHO, N.Y. — Favored Ivan Lendl, other Swedes, settled himself in time to break back in St. Louis at New York Giants, 1 o.m. First Broege 61, Fran Lucas-Steve G. Dcknsn-M.Dn6.800 65656567—264 mouth Road Race, SUNDAY, Sept. 23 AFC and NFCdIvIslonal playoffs. Chl-McMahon 4 run (Thomos kick), Schachner 62. C allow ay — Wes L. Hrbrt-L.Thm6.000 65-6571-63—265 pointing to the start of the U.S. Open on Tuesday, the fifth game, then held his own serve to make it 3-3. Chicago at Seattle, 1 p.m. Seattle at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 4:10 WoHvno-Bob Monahan 142. Murphy, a surprise winner, Tampa Bay at San Francisco, 1 p.m. O. Moody-F.Connr4,880 656569— 266 defeated No. 2 seeded Andres Gomez of Ecuador. Jarryd broke Wilander again in the ninth game for Colts at Miami, 4 p.m. SUNDAY, Jon. 8 Chl-McKInnon 39 poss from McMahon J.FIck-G.Archr, 4.880 67646572—266 topped the field of 5,000 runners in Washington of Phlladelphlo, 1 p.m. AFC and NFC championship 6-2, 6-4, Sunday to win the Hamlet Challenge Cup 5-4, giving him the opportunity to serve for the set. Green Bay at Dallas, 4 p.m. (Thomas kick), 7:07 MEN'S TWO-BALL OPEN — Low J. Brbr-B.Brynt,4.880 65657565—266 the 7,1 mile race with a time of Houston at Atlanta, 1 p.m. games. B.McCllstr-L.H tennis tournament. MONDAY, Nov. 19 Buf-Franklln 47 pass from Ferguson George Bednarz-MIke Dovis 4.880 75656566—266 " I played a very bad game at that point. I think 32:17. Curp was next al 32: 19. Kansas City at Denver, 2 p.m. (Danelo kick), 11:27 R.Nprt-M.McCI 4.880 6867-65-66—266 Pittsburgh at New Orleans, 8 p.m. SUNDAY, Jon. 20 kowiel-Ron Jerosko-Randy " I ’m ready for the Open," said Lendl, who is Mat’s experience showed," Jarryd said. L.A. Rams at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Second Wheeler 60-61-121, Dan McDonough- H. Jhnsn-D.Ogr3.950 65636573—267 followed by Adrian Leek. 32:26: Minnesota at Detroit, 1 p.m. Super Bawl XIX ot Palo Alto, Calif. Chl-FG Thomos 19, 2:23 M. Ftchk-J.Adm3.950 63656769—267 ranked second in the world and earned $35,000 for Wilander broke Jarryd at love in that game, then Mike McLeod, ,32:.34 and Jim Hill. New York Jets at Buffalo, 1 p.m. THURSDAY, Nov. 22 (Thanksgiv­ Roy Broege 59-62-121; Calloway - Peter ing) Chl-McMahon I run (Thomas kick), Brenn-Ken Brittner 283. K. Brtn-G.McCr3.950 646567-70—267 his victory Sunday, his first tournament title won the tie-breaker 7-4 when Jarryd committed three 32:35. Pittsburgh at Cleveland, 1 o.m, SUNDAY, Jon. 27 6:33 P. Hrny-P.Ostrh 3.950 70656665—267 St. Louis at New Orleons, noon. Green Bov at Detroit, 12:30 o.m. AFC-NFC Pro Bowl at Honolulu. D.Ford-L.ZIeglr, since winning the French Open two months ago. unforced ei*rors. Joan Nesbit, a recent graduate New England at (Dallas, 3 p.m. Chi-RIchardson 29 Interception re­ 3.600 6968-6565—268 Son Froncisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. turn LPGA results B.Adoms-B.Bvd, 3.175 65696569—269 " I ’m happy with the way I ’m playing. I ’m feeling " I totally lost concentration after the first set.” of the University of North Carol­ Tamp Bay at N.Y. Giants, 4 p.m. P.AIIen-J.Blair, SUNDAY, Nov. 25 (Thomas kick), 6:48 ' 3.175 68676568—269 well physically and I feel comfortable, but I won’t Jarryd said. "A fter having come back, and had the Waslii .gton at New England, 1 p.m. Fourth B.CIIn5 D.Frsm 3.175 6767-69-66—269 ina, was the woman's winner in a Atlanta at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. NFL standings $200J)00 LPGA tournament ' look past my opening match." chance to serve for the set, it was very difficult." Butfalo at Washington 1 p.m. Chl-Hutchlson 30 run (Thomas kick), G.Schntr-B.BtIv, 3.175 666572-65—269 time of .37:12. Lorraine Moller of MONDAY, Sept. 24 :17 At Denver, Aug. 26 B.Wevr-G.Pwrs, 2.950 6667-7165—270 Lendl has lost in the U.S. Open finals the past Wilander broke Jarryd’s serve twice to secure a 4-0 New Zealand, who won the 1984 San Diego at L.A. Raiders, 6 p.m. Chicago at Minnesota 3 o.m. A-60*500 (Par 71) D.Mayr-M.MIsk, Colts at Los Angeles Raiders, 1 o.m. Pre-season 2.825 6969-6964—271 two years. second-set lead, then held off a comeback attempt to Boston Marathon, was the runner Houston at Cleveland, p.m. Chi Buff G.Jones-S.LIbIr, 2.825 71-646568—271 SUNDAY, Sept. 30 1 American Conference First downs Betsy King, 30,000 72-7067-72—281 J. Cochrn-F.FSr, become the first player to win back-to- back ATP Kansas CItv at New York Giants, 1 PF PA 21 21 2.825 70-69-6566—271 up at 37: 24. She was followed by Atlanta ot San Francisco, 1 o.m. Rushes-vords 42—252 19—70 M. Devlln,18,000 71-72-7267—282 F. Hwkns-L.Tn B 2.825 68657067—271 titles. Buffalo at Colts, 1 o.m. o.m. Seattle 97 51 Marty Coohsey, 37:26: Judy St. Miami Passing vords 149 204 J. Anderson, 12,000 71-70-70.72—283 B.Dyl-B.CImptt, 2.575 706568-68—272 Labonte upsets Waltrip Wilander said it is not difficult fpr him to play a Cleveland at Kansas City, noon. Los Angeles Rams at Tampa Bov, 1 95 47 Return yards Solly Little, 12,000 67-74-71-71—283 Helaine, 37:29 and Lisa Larsen, o. m. Denver 89 49 193 ISO B.Jhnstn-D.Dgl 2.575 68-657165—272 Dallas at Chicago, noon. Posses S—18—1 23—41—5 Pat Bradley, 8,250 72-45-74-73—284 A.BIdng-D.HIId 2.575 66676571—272 BRISTOL, Tenn. — Terry Labonte survived a fellow Swede. 37:35. Detroit at Son Diego. 1 o.m. Philadelphia ot St. Louis, noon. Cincinnati 94 67 San Diego ot Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Pittsburgh Punts 4—44.0 5—42.2 Ayako Okamoto, 8,250 70-73-69-72—284 A.SIvstrn-S.SIvs 2.575 6869-6867—272 caution-filled race and won the Busch 500 at "There is no added pressure to play a Swede. We are Green Bay at Tampa Bay, 4 o.m. 81 57 Fumbles-lost Patty Sheehan, 6,000 67-72-72-74—285 G. LIttIr-A.Nrth, Mqrphy, 27. a native of Liver­ San Francisco at New Orleans, 3 p.m. New England 100 102 1—0 0—0 2.400 6767-7168—273 BristoF International Raceway to spoil Darrell all playing so well, we expect to meet each other in the Los Angeles Raiders at Denver, 2 o.m, Penaltles-vords 9—95 4—25 Robin Walton, 5,000 71-69-74-72—286 F.Haos-B.FIshr, 2.400 68-706966—273 pool, England, now resides in Miami at St. Louis, noon. Seattle ot Denver, 2 o.m. San Diego 79 96 final," he said. * UPl photo Houston Time of possession 29:56 30:04 Lori Garbaez, 4,300 72-72-70-73—287 P.Thmsn-J.Fgh 2.400 67-716867—273 Waltrip’s run for the NASCAR record book. Louisville, Ky. Murphy, who fin­ New England ot N.Y. Jets, 1 o.m. 96 109 Laurie RInker, 4,300 73-7368-73—287 P.Rea-R.Curl, It was Wilander’s first Grand Prix title of 1984. New Orleans at Houston, 3 o.m.- MONDAY, Nov. 28 LA Raiders 68 82 2.275 69686969—275 ished fifth in the 1982 New York Veteran marathoner John Kelley, 76, who is a long-time NY Jets Rosie Jones, 3,242 73-74-69-72—288 M.Hpkns-P.Mc 2.275 6967-71-68—275 N.Y. Giants at L.A. Rams, 1 o.m. New York Jets at Miami, 9 p.m. 66 91 Beth Daniel, 3,242 72-70-73-73—288 City Marathon, failed to make the Cleveland 65 92 Individual Leaders R.Emry-L.NIsn, 2.180 70-657070—278 entrant at the Manchester Five-Mile Road Race, waves Philadelphia at Woshlngton, 4 p.m. M. Zimmerman, 3,241 74-71-68-75—288 D.Cupt-B.Nchls, Moses keeps winning Seattle ot Minnesota, noon. SUNDAY, Dec. 2 Kansas City 68 97 RUSHING-Buffalo-Bell 6-34, Neal 4- 2.180 70-706570—278 Great Britain Olympic team in Cincinnati at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Buffalo 19, K. Whitworth, 3,241 71-70-72-75—288 T.WIIIIms-B.Stn, 2,120 71-7167-70—279 May. his arms in the air as he acknowledges the cheers of the 45 75 Kathy Hite, 2,429 70-75-72-72—289 K. Nagl5 B.Dvln, MDNDAY, Dct. I Colts at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Indianapolis 46 109 Riddick 2-10, Moore 5-7. Chlcago-C. 2,080 70-707169—280 COLOGNE, West Germany — Edwin Moses Variety spices it crowd after finishing the Falmouth Road Race Sunday. Jane Geddes, 2,429 76-69-73-71—289 T.Kroll-S.Sharp, " I was disappointed in not Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, 9 p.m. Dallas at Phllodelphia, 1 p.m. NationalN Conference Thomas 11-77, Gentry 7-52, Hutchison 5- 2,040 74-71-69-73—287 extended his winning streak in the 400-meter NY Giants 50, Suhev 7-35, Payton 6-21. Patti Rizzo, 2,428 71-71-72-75—289 H. Ransom-D. Johnson, 2,000 73-79-85 making the team, but this kind of Denver ot Kansos CItv, noon. 104 69 Chris Johnson, 2,429 71-73-74-71—289 78— hurdles to 107 races Sunday by running to a time Kelley had a time of 59:23. Over 5,000 runners were Detroit ot Seotfle, 1 o.m. New Orleans 105 74 PASSING-Buffalo-Ferguson 8-16-3- makes up for it," said Murphy. "It Los Angeles Holders at Miami, 4 p.m. St. Louis 71 37 92, Leann Cassadov, 2,429 72-73-70-74—289 313 of 47.95 seconds at an international track and field entered. SUNDAY, Get. 7 A. Reinhardt, 1,924 64-74-74-78—290 up for Canada was a great race and a nice one In New Orleans at Los Angeles Rams, 1 Dallas 96 74 Dutek 15-25-2-163. Chlcaoo-McMahon - Atlanta at Los Angeles Roms, 1 o.m. 6 Jo Ann Washam, 1,925 68-73-75-74—290 meet. p. m. Tampa Bay 86 133 10- win." Denver at O tro lt, 1 p.m. LA Rams 127, Avelllnl 2-6-1-24, Payton 0-14), Casale Vicki Alvarez, 1,925 70-71-74-75—290 N.Y. Giants at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. 94 76 Amy Alcott, 1,624 71-70-76-74—291 MONTREAL (UPl) — The way Larry Robin.son Ms, Ne.sbit’s surpri.se vielory Houston at Cincinnati, 4 p.m. Philadelphia O ^ l-I-O . Pittsburgh at Houston, noon. 82 67 B. Goldsmith, 1,624 7669-73-73—291 MIomI at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. St. Louis at New England, 1 o.m. Green Bay 92 85 RECEIVING-Buffalo-WhIte 4-34, sees it, you need a little variety. was her first major road race SCHOOL HOUR SHIFT Minnesota at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Atlanta, 1 p.m. Washington 77 74 Hooks Noreen Friel, 1,624 74-71-68-78—291 Auto Racing Bryant’s widow dies "It was getting boring playing all those games triumph. 9 New England at Cleveland, 1 p.m. Allison Finney, 1624 71-73-73-74—291 OR Tompa Boy at Green Bov, noon. San Francisco 65 73 4-40, Franklin 2-53, Smith 2-45, Riddick 3- against the United States,” he said after Canada’s 3-2 “ I ’m shocked,” said the 22- New Orleans at Chicago, noon. Detroit 40. Chlcago-Payton 2-52, Suhev a-Jody Rosenthal, 72-73-70-77-292 TUSCALOOSA, Ala. — Mary Harmon Bryant, 72 89 Lynn Adams, 1,397 74-71-74-73—292 N.Y. Jets at Konsas City, noon. MONDAY, Dec. 3 Atlanta 92 113 2-16, widow of Alabama football legend Paul "Bear" win over Czechoslovakia at the Forum Sunday night. year-old Charlotte, N.C. native. "I Philadelphia at Buffalo, 1 p.m. Chicago at Son Diego, 6 p.m. Chicago 75 McKinnon 1-39, Soldi 1-20, Anderson Judy Clark, 1J97 72-73-74-73—292 Dutch Grand Prix “ You get stale. It’s good to play against a team like the really didn’t expect to win” St. Louis at Dallas, noon. 68 1-20 Mindy Moore, 1698 74-71-75-72—292 Bryant, died from a massive cerebral hemor­ HOUSEWIVES Minnesota 54 97 Missed field goals: None. San Diego ot Green Bay, 3 p.m. Sally Quinlan, 1,398 73-73-73-73—292 rhage after being hospitalized two days. She was Czechs. They play a different style of hockey and that Joan Benoit, who won a gold 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. SATURDAY, Dec. 8 L. Peterson, 1,252 78-69-74-72—293 AtZandvoort, Holland, Aug.26 Seattle at Los Angeles Raiders, 1 o.m. Buffalo at New York Jets, 2:30 p.m, 68. helps us prepare better for the tournament.” medal in the Olympic Marathon in Washington at Colls, 1 p.m. Pam Gletzen, 1,251 75-72-72-74—293 (7llaps,l87.47mlles) Making Toys, Light Assembly Minnesota at Son Francisco, 1 p.m. Thursday's Results C. Charbonnier, 1,25169-76-76-72—293 Mrs, Bryant was married to the Alabama Robinson, who scored the gam e’s second goal on a Los Angeles this year, did not MONDAY, Oct. 8 Philadelphia 20, Cleveland 19 A.M. Paul, 1,104 73- 75-72-74—294 1, Alain Prost, France, Tag-McLaren, 1 coaching great 48 years before his death on Jan. blistering slapshot at 10:33 of the middle period, said participate Sunday because of a SUNDAY, Dec. 9 L.A. Rams 47, San Diego 14 College lootball ratings Debbie Hall, 1,104 San Francisco at N.Y. Gionts, 9p.m. Atlanta at Tampo Bay, 1 p.m. 69-76-75-74—294 **'<>'«<» (average 26, 1983. the team is getting close to hitting stride, but can’t sinus condition. She was the Friday's Results Becky Pearson 1,104 74- 74-74-72—294spe^ 115609 mph). 2, NIkl Lauda, KAGE CO. 91 Elm St. Cincinnati at New Orleans, noon. Cincinnati 35, Detroit 14 Austria, Tag-McLaren, 10.283 seconds afford to let down. women’s winner in the Falmouth SUNDAY, Oct. 14 Cleveland at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Beverly Klass, 1,104 73- 74-75-72—294 Manchester Buffalo at Seattle, 1 p.m. New England 36, Kansas City 7 Copyright I984by UPl Debbie Massey, 1,104 behind. 3, Nigel Mansell, Britain, After the two straight wins over the Czechs and a 3-1 Road Race the last three years. Green Bay at Chicago, noon. NEW YORK — The United Press 72- 74-75-73—294 Chicago at St. Louis, noon. Denver 24, Atlanta 13 Deedee Lasker, 1,104 71-73-76-74—294 Renault-Lotus, 1:19.544. 4, Elio de Pell to resign? (Cheney M ills Area) Houston at Los Angeles Rams, 1 p.m. Tampa Bay 14, Miami 13 Internotlonal Board of Coaches pre- Linda Hunt, 921 Renault-Lotus, lap mark in four exhibiton games against the Americans, Cincinnati at New England, 1 p.m. MIomI at Colts, 1 p.m. 74- 74-77-70—295 1 Colts at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. St. Louis 31, Minnesota 0 seasonToo201984collegefootballratlngs, Cathy Morse, 921 74-73-76-72—295 ^ h in d . 5, Teo FabI, Italy, BMW- GAINESVILLE, Fla. - University of Florida Team Canada plays the Soviet Union Wednesday, New England at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. N.Y. Jets 20, L.A. Raiders 14 with first-place votes and last year's Dot Germain, 921 Brabhans, 1 lap. 6, Patrick Tambay, Dallas at Washington, 4 p.m. New York Giants at St. Louis, noon. 73- 74-74-74—295 before the series begins in earnest next Saturday. Houston at Miami, 1 p.m. San Francisco 17, Seattle 7 records In parentheses (total pointsbased Heather Drew, 921 France* Renault* 1 lap. ^ head football coach Charley Pell will resign after San Diego at Denver, 2 p.m. on 15 points for first place, 14 for second, 71-75-75-74-295 “ We can’t be satisfied with the way things are, L.A. Rams at New Orleans, noon. Saturday's Results Hollis Stacy, 921 74- 74-72-75—295i Hesnault, France, Renault- the upcoming season, a published report said Seattle at Kansas CItv, noon.. Washington 14, New Orleans 9 etc.). Sarah Leveaue, 921 L lf^ r , 2 laps. 8, Stefan Johannson, we’ve got to keep working,” Robinson said. "A ll the Minnesota at L.A. Raiders, 1 p.m. Washington at Dallas, 3p.m. 1. Auburn (32) 01-1) 804 7076-76-73—295 today. New York Giants at Atlanta, 1 p.m. N.Y. Giants 16, Pittsburgh 9 Dianne Dailey, 920 73- 73-74-75—295Sweden, Ford-Tyrre I, 2 laps 9, Stefo other teams will improve as the series progresses, so Green Bay 34, Indianapolis 17 2. Nebraska (1) (12-1) 429 Bellof, West German;, For” Tvrrell The Independent Florida Alligator, an off- wiNiNGER's GYMNASTICS New York Jets ot Cleveland, 1 p.m. Myra Van Hoose, 921 75- 69-78-73—295 2 MONDAY, Dec. 10 Dallas 31, Houston 24 3. Texas (4) (11-1 ) 417 M.FIgueras-DottI, 921 laps. 10, Keke Rosberg, Finland, Honda- campus student newspaper, said Pell called his we can't let up." Pittsburgh at San Francisco, 1 p.m. Los Angeles Raiders at [Jetrolt, 9 p.m. 4. Miami (Fla.) (1) (II-I) 77-72-72-74—295 San Diego at Kansas City, noon. Sunday's Result 334 [}awn Cae, 822 74- 75-74-73—296Wllllams, 3 laps. 11, Jonathon Palmer After its 5-4 win in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Saturday, Chicago 38, Butfalo 7 5. UCLA (1) (7-8-1) 309 Cindy Lincoln, 822 Britlain, Hart-RAM, 4 loM. R P h iffi players together at 7:30 p.m. EDT Sunday and Tampa Bay at O tro lt, 1 p.m. FRIDAY, Dec. 14 . Penn State (8-4-1) 282 71-75-73-77-296 Team Canada certainly didn’t let up Sunday. (pre-season ends) 6 L. Cooke-Parker, 822 73- 72-77-74—296 A lljpt, France, Hart-RAM7 4 law told them he would resign before the 1985 football Quality InsfructFon & Individual Attention | L.A. Rams at San Francisco, 8 p.m. 7. Pittsburgh (1) (8-3-1) 290 Cathy Marino, 774 13, Rene Arnoux, France, Ferrari, 5 A strong forechecking game kept the play mainly in MONDAY, Oct. IS . Clemson (9-1-1) 77-7077-73—297 season. He told them he would not seek a coaching Green Bov at Denver, 7 o.m. 8 274 Jane Blalack, 774 71-72-79-75—297 Gartner, Austria, Alfa the Czech end, with the Canadians outshooting their SATURDAY, Dec. IS 9. Ohio State (9-3) 255 Lynn Stronev, 774 R o m e ^ e lla , 5 laps. 15, Eddie Cheeve ° job elsewhere, the paper said. MANCHESTER PROGRAM WINDSOR PROGRAM Denver at Seattle, 1 p.m. Regular season 10. Michigan (M) 217 74- 74-73-76—297 opponents 11-4. SUNDAY, Oct. 21 Deborah PetrIzzI, 774 68-7581-73—297 U.S., Alfa Romeo, 6 laps. 16, Thierrv "N o comment,” Pell said. " I just can’t New Orleans at New York Giants, Sunday, Sept. 2 11. Oklahoma (8-4) 199 Kathy Postlewalt, 774 Boutsen, Belgium, ^ W -A rro w s , 12 laps Czech goalie Jaromir Sindel matched his counter­ ClasiM Mon.-Sat. Clattoe Tuot. & Sat. Chicago at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. 12:30. (All Times EOT) 12. Alabama (8-4) 74-707380-297 comment on that right now." Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. 194 Sue Fugleman, 740 73- 72-7281—298iniril “i*i " “"’engotter, Holland, Hart- part Grant Fuhr by making a number of key saves, Atlanta at New Orleans, 1 p.m. 13. Arizona State (64-1) 170 Catherine Panton, 740 i?*” ' '®' Rlccardo Patrese, Tiny Tots Aget 12>24 Mot. Pre-School Sat. Only Aget 3-5 Denver at Buffalo, 1 p.m. SUNDAY, Dec. 18 Kansas CItv at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. 14. Iowa (9-3) 142 76- 73-71-78—298Italy, Alfa Romeo, 20 laps. and kept Canada from scoring until Paul Coffey’s Detroit at Minnesota, noon. Connie ChlllemI, 724 76- 73-7575—299 Buffalo at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. Miami at Washlngtan, 1 p.m. 15. Notre Dame (1) (7-5) 149 Joan Joyce, 604 second-period power-play goal at 6:46. Pre-School Agtt 3-5 Boyt & Girit Aget 5-16 Kansas CItv ot N.Y. Jets, 4 p.m. Chlcooo at Detroit, 1 p.m. New England at Buffalo, 1 p.m. 16. Southern Methodist (10-2) 103 74- 758071—800 uioier*LlL'l'Br''" 4 40o'^n™ laps. 20* Jacques Renoult- Laffite Miiler to the Saints L.A. Raiders at San Diego. 1 p.m. (Soil HIrata, 604 7468-7781—300 Robinson's goal made it 2-0 before 'Vladimir Cleveland at Houston, noon. Philadelphia at N.Y. Giants, I o.m. 17. Washington (8-4) 100 Cynthia Flgg, 604 Fronce, Honda-Wllllams, 48 laps. 21,’ Boyt & Girl* Agoi 5-16 M iam i at New England, 1 p.m. Colts at New England, I p.m. St. Louis at Green Bay, 1 p.m. 18. Florida (9-2-1) 77- 71-7577—300 ATLANTA — The Atlanta Falcons traded tight Ruzicka answered for Czechoslovakia at 15:10 of the New Orleans at Dallas, 9 p.m. 86 Jane Lock, 524 7573-7577—301 MANCHESTER OPEN HOUSE Green Bay at Minnesota, noon. Son Diego at Minnesota, 1 p.m. 19. (Seorgla (10-1-1) 44 Julie Pyne, 524 22, Manfred WIncklehock, West Ger- end Junior Miller to the New Orleans Saints for a second period. Compotitivo Teams N.Y. Giants at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Kansas CItv at San Diego, 1 p.m. San Francisco at Detroit, 1 p.m. 20. Boston College (9-3) 56 73-7182-75—301 many* Fri., Sept. 7th 4:00pm-7:00pm Pittsburgh at Colts, 1 p.m. Ruth Jessen, 524 73- 7481-73—301 future draft choice and sent offensive lineman The Czechs tied the score, 2-2, at the two minute New York Jets at Tampa Boy, 1 p.m. Tampa Boy at Chicago, 1 p.m. ••'•Am^Hcan Dale Eggellng, 524 BAAW-ATS* 49 laps. 23* Arvton ^*nnn Adult Gymncntks & Aerobks Sol., Sept. Sih 10:00am-2;00ptn San Francisco at Houston, 3 p.m. Philadelphia at Atlanta, 4 p.m. Cincinnati at Denver, 4 p.m. FoottKill Coaches Association, teams on 77-72-77-75-301 Brazil* Hari'Toleman* 52 laps. 24* Marc Ron Lee and a future draft pick to the Miami mark of the third period with the man advantage on Seattle vs. Green Bay at Mllw., noon. Laura Cole, 444 7573-77-78—303 CALL Pittsburgh at L.A. Raiders, 1 p.m. L.A. Raiders at Houston, 4 p.m. probation by the NCAA are IneUglble for MIssle MeCSeorge, 444 Surer, Switzerland, BMW-Arrows? 54 Dolphins for cornerback Gerald Small Sunday. Igor Liba’s 40-foot blast. Wayne Gretzky was in the 646-3687 Washington at St. Louis, noon. St. Louis at Washington, 1 p.m. New York Jets at Indianapolis, 4 p.m. the Top 20 and national championship 74- 7577-77—303 laps. Barbra Mlzrohle, 444 7571-7578—303 The trades came as the Falcons try to get down penalty box at the time, but he redeemed himself by WININGER'S 688-7712 Windtor, Ct. Monday, Sept. 3 consideration by the UPl Boord of Kathryn Young, 398 25, Nelson Piquet, Brazil, BMW- 791 Main St., Manchetter, Ct. MONDAY, Oct. n MONDAY, Dec. 17 Dallas at L.A. Rams, 9 p.m. Coaches. The teams currently on proba­ 73-71-7584-304 to the 45player roster limit by noon today. setting up Glenn Anderson with the winner on a Los Angeles Rams at Atanto, 9p.m. Valerie Skinner, 375 71-77-7681-305 Brabhom, 61 laps. 26, Plercarlo GhInzanI, Dallas at Miami, Pp.m. Cleveland at Seattle, 4 p.m. llon are Arizona, llllnolsond Kansas. Barb Thomas, 352 | Italy, Alfo Romeo-Osella, 63 looi. # 7 Canadian power play at 10:33. « 75718080—307 Michel Alboreto, Italy, P errarLM lop^' 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 27, 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. A ub. 27. 1984 - l_L Supermarket Shopper ^ FOCUS/ Home Advice -New additions and success Her clothes are nearly new Japan’s ‘lat holes’ linked with social Ills Stereo Expert -for Del Monte’s Yumkins By Martin Sloane but not quite nearly enough By Todd R. Eosthom United Feature Syndicate United Press International Clip ‘n’ File Refunds Jack Bertrand expect to have many more sur­ DEAR ABBY: Will you please First came Sweetie Pea, Reddie Tomato, Lushie prises us happy as this one. Thunk TOKYO — At least one Japanese housing critic Peach and Cobbie Corn. They were the lovely Country Soup, Snack Foods, Candy tell your readers not to ask, “ Is you! thinks Japan's celebrated "workaholics” put in ■=-s» (File No. 3) that a new dress you’re wearing?” - • * 4 1 Yumkins plush toys that Del Monte introduced in 1982. MISS ANDERSON long hours at the office to escape the "rat holes" Colorful and cute as all get-out, they were free when or "W here did you get those Dear they call home. Clip out this file and keep it with similar shoes?” or purse, or whatever, you sent in 60 Del Monte labels. Del Monte customers DEAR MISS ANDERSON: I Kazuo Hayakawa, professor of environmental cash-off coupons — beverage refund offers with I can’t afford to spend a bundle Abby Audiophile discs reacted to the offer by sending in more than 20million hope your letter inspires others to planning in Kobe University’s Department of beverage coupons, for example. Start collecting on clothes, so I usually shop at a labels and in return Del Monte sent them 450,000 Abigail pick up on the suggestion. Thank Architecture, also blames crowded living condi­ Yumkins. the needed proofs of purchase while looking for “ near-new” thrift shop, or Good­ you for writing. Flowers mean so tions in Japan's urban centers for a variety of The following year, Snappie Bean and Juicie the required forms at the supermarket, in will, and it’s embarrassing for me Van Buren may or may not newspapers and magazines, and when trading much more when the recipients social ills — including suicides, juvenile delin­ nneapple were added to this happy band of Yumkins. to have to say, “ No, it’s not new, I cun still smell them. quency, accidental injuries and family violence. A «o appearing for the first time were Cockie Crow with friends. Offers may not be available in all got it at Goodwill.” Once in a while The extraordinarily high cost of buying or aiid Shoo-Shoo Scarecrow. According to the Del Monte areas of the country. Allow 10 weeks to receive I may splurge and buy a dress at DEAR ABBY: I am in love with a renting a home or apartment in Japan’s densely give good sound story that accompanied the toys, the crow delighted in each refund. K-Mart or Target, but not often. generous with compliments and handsome guy I ’ll call Joe. We had populated cities contributes to the problem, said teasing the Yumkins and the Scarecrow was the hero The following refund offers are worth $7.79. And while I ’m on the subject of stingy with questions. plans to get married next month. Hayakawa, a spokesman for the independent who came to their rescue. Even though the 1983 ’This week’s refund offers have a total value of embarrassing questions, I wish Well, Joe rented a motel room $14.66. Japan Housing Council. QUESTION: There are many types of audiophile Yumkin offer required 75 Del Monte labels, when they people wouldn’t ask their single D EAR ABBY: I have been for the two of us to be alone on the The pressures of "mortgage hell,” where records on the market. Could you explain how they were all counted up in the spring of 1984, consumers This offer doesn’t require a refund form: friends, “ Are you seeing anyone reading your column since you weekend. He called me on the home-owners find themselves heavily indebted to differ from regular records and each other? Also, had sent in more than 25 million of them and received MORE Candy Refund Offer, P.O. Box PM 772, special?” started writing — nearly 30 years phone and told me to go to the desk El Paso, TX 79966. Receive a $1 refund. Send four "sarakin” loan sharks, has led to a growing which kind has the truest fidelity? almost 550,000 Yumkins. I ’m 39, divorced and nobody has ago. Last year you told your and ask for the key to Room 103 and Universal Product Code symbols from candy- number of robberies, murders and suicides, he In 1981, Steve Rothschild was one of the key Del asked me for a date in two years. readers to call or write to a school he would be there. I was supposed said. counter size packages, or two Universal Product ANSWER: To make a regular record, the program Monte marketing executives who created the Country I ’m too embarrassed to tell teacher who made a difference in to meet him at 12 o’clock noon on Code symbols from the 8-ounce size of More or In Tokyo, the rock bottom rental price for a tiny is first recorded on a multi-track tape recorder. It is Yumkins offer. At the time, Procter & Gamble Co. anyone, so I just say, “ There’s no their lives — a teacher who stayed Saturday. 2 More With Nuts; plus your name, address and 100-to 150-square-foot studio apartment is 50,000 then mixed down to a stereo master tape, which is was offering a child playhouse that required a large one special in my life right now.” after school to give a slow learner a I got there '20 minutes early and ZIP code. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. yen ($220) a month. The going sale price for a used to cut the master disc. number of proofs of purchase, and I asked Rothschild SENSITIVE IN A little extra help, a teacher who found Joe in bed with another girl! These offers require refund forms: very modest 725-square-foot home is about 30 The first improvement of this system was whether he was worried that consumers might not SM ALL TOWN encouraged a student to finish I told him the wedding was off and I million yen ($130,000). CHUNKY $2 Refund. Send the required refund half-speed mastering. It was found that a cleaner high want to collect 60 labels for a stuffed toy shaped like a school when he wanted to quit and gave him buck his ring. He says he Hayakawa said "rabbit hutches” is not an apt form and nine wrappers from the 1.15-ounce end resulted when the disc was made from the master vegetable; DEAR SENSITIVE: Most peo­ get a job. still loves me and the girl I caught description of Japanese homes. Chunky or three wrappers from the 4-ounce tape at half-speed. Sloane; Did you have nightmares about the Country ple mean to be complimentary Well, can you imagine how him with means nothing to him. "Too often," he said, "w e live in rat holes.” Chunky. Expires Jan. 31, 1985. The next step up is a digitally mastered record. The Yumkins? when they ask, “ Is that new?” thrilled I was to receive a letter My friends say I should give Joe “ Things are often so crowded and dirty that one H ERSH EY’S Golden Pecan $1 Refund. Send steps involved are the same as a regular record and Rothschild; My greatest worry was that we would They don’t realize it’s a very from a student I taught 62 years another chance. My family says I is ashamed to even invite guests,” making the required refund form and two Universal half-speed mastering may also be used when cutting be stuck with a warehouse full of Yumkins nobody personal question, and also that ago! He wanted to thank me for should forget him. Please help me 7 relatively clean and spacious offices and bars Product Code symbols from Hershey’s Golden the disc. wanted. But we were sure it would work, so sure we it’s none of their business. And the staying after school to teach him make the right decision. more attractive to workers and contributing Pecan wrappers. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. The big difference is that the tape recording didn’t even run a market test. inquiry “ Are you seeing anyone how to tell time when he was in the CONFUSED significantly to the widely acclaimed “ worka­ equipment used is of the digital type. This results in Sloane; Were you worried that the competition JENO’S Free Crisp’n Tasty Pizza Coupon. Send special?” is another well-meaning second grade! holic" tendencies of the Japanese, he said. reduced background noise and increased dynamic might try to copy the idea? the required refund form and three Universal question better left unasked. Abby, I am 95 years old and live D EAR CONFUSED: I vote with High density living also creates a breeding range. Rothschild; I guess we had some thoughts about Product Code symbols from any Crisp’n Tasty A good rule to follow: Be in a nursing home, and I don’t your family, "Joe must g o !” ground for family violence and juvenile deli- Last, but not least, we have the best sounding that. We certainly wouldn’t have been happy to see a Pizza boxes. Expires Dec. 31, 1984. quency, he said. method of all which has been around from the - plush toy that looked like the Green Giant. P E T E R P A U L Coconut $1 Refund. Send the Construction Ministry statistics show that the beginning. Direct to disc recording happens when the Sloane; Why did Del Monte decide to use this kind of required refund form and eight outer wrappers from the regular size of Mounds-Almond Joy Bars average Japanese house contains about 4.5 % UPI photo program is not taped at all. It is recorded onto the a consumer offer? rooms, compared with 5.1 rooms in the average in any combination, or the outer wrappers from There is no known cause master disc as it is performed. Rothschild; We thought it was right for the times. •American home. The size of those rooms varies Workmen put finishing touches on a thinks Japan’s celebrated "workahol­ Although this method gives the best sound, it has We could see that America was becoming more health two bite-size bags of Mounds and-or Almond Joy. drastically, however, making the average new home in a Tokyo suburb. The been largely shunned by performers because if a , and food conscious and we needed a promotion that Expires Dec. 31, 1984. American home roughly four times the size of its ics" put in long hours at the office to R EESE’S Peanut Butter Chips Free Offer. homes shown are spacious by Japanese escape the "rat holes" they call home. mistake is made, the whole performance must be would symbolize our commitment to good for you Japanese counterpart. repeated. There are no tapes to doctor in the studio, as Receive a coupon for one free 12-ounce bag of for the ‘bent nail’ syndrome products. The Yumkins represent quality and “ Well over half of Japanese houses still do not standards. A Japanese housing critic in other methods. nutritional value, and as we created this offer Del Reese’s Peanut Butter Chips. Send the required have flush toilets ... and tend to stink from the All audiophile records use top quality vinyl, and the Monte was in the process of coming out with Lite refund form and the empty bag from the DEAR DR. LAMB — Two years (catheter) and pass it through a large persistent odor of open toilet pots — and the rats crammed with household goods lead to deaths ha ve led to intense concentrations of population in best disc pressing methods to assure low surface canned fruits and reduced sodium vegetables. Hershey’s 12-ounce Chocolate Chips (either ago I developed Peyronie’s disease. vein, usually in the arm for an adult, and roaches far outnumber the human resi­ and injuries from falls and falling objects, relatively small areas. Hayakawa said. noise. Sloane; How did you come up with the 60-label Semi-Sweet or Mini Chips) or the 11.5-ounce Milk My sex drive is as good as ever, but to the heart. The veins get larger and dents,” said Hayakawa, a former Construction particularly among the elderly and very young, In some fashionable highrise districts of Now you may ask if it is worth it for you to buy these requirement for the first offer in 1982? Chocolate and the empty bag from Reese’s this is causing some problems. I am Your larger as it approaches the heart until Ministry official. he said. central Tokyo, where population density is special records because of their higher price. Well, if Rothschild; Asking for 60 labels was a judgment Peanut Butter Chips, any size. Expires Oct. 31, 64. My organ curves upwards at the it passes into the right upper cham­ "An extraordinary number of deaths and Wintertime suffocations caused by small among the highest in the world, land is priced in you own a stereo system worth less than $300, these call. We felt a Yumkin was easily worth $12, and 1984. end and causes trouble holding an Health ber, the right atrium. injuries occur daily” as a result of crowded and amounts of gas accumulating rapidly in confined excess of $lmillion per square yard. audiophile discs may actually sound worse because perhaps as much as $15 to $18. But figuring that we Here’s a refund form to write for: Up to $10 in erection. The psychological problem The catheter can be passed through unhealthy living conditions in the free world’s spaces are commonplace, Hayakawa said. Lawrence The overall population density in mountainous they will over-tax one or more components in the were giving consumers a $12 item in return for 60 refunds. M ENNEN Coupon Savings Offer, P.O. is the worst. the valve that separates the atrium second richest industrial democracy, he said, "Decent old people’s housing is very limited Japan — where more than half the inhabitants system. labels, that works out to a value of 20 cents a label. Box 9978, Maple Plain, MN 55393. Requests must The doctor says there isn’t much Lamb, M.D. from the lower chamber, the right citing a government report showing that 6,200 and usually located in isolated villages," he populate less than one-sixth of the land area — On systems that cost between $500 and $1,000, some That’s a pretty good saving when a shopper can buy a be received by Sept. 30, 1984. This offer expires that can be done. He put me on vita­ ventricle. Then it can be passed out people died and 1.3 million were injured in added. was 811 people per square mile in 1983, compared improvement in sound will be noticed when these can of our beans for as little as 39 cents. Nov. 30, 1984. While waiting for the form, save all min E, 400 lU twice a day, to try to the right ventricle and through the household accidents in 1981. A failure to enact effective land use legislation with only some 62 residents per square mile in the records are played. If your system is a good one that Sloane; I understand you are coming out with a register tapes and proofs of purchase from stabilize the condition. It doesn’t pulmonary artery to the lungs, where Crowded porches, steep staircases and closets combined with rapid, unplanned industrialization United States, costs more than $3,000, there will be a spectacular third offer. Will there be more emphasis on the story purchases of Skin Bracer, After Shave, Speed seem to be getting either better or you have to stop. The catheter literal­ difference between regular records and the audio­ that goes with it? Stick Deodorant, Afta After Shave Skin Condi­ worse. Will there be any change? Is condition improves spontaneously. ly follows the flow of blood. A there a new treatment? phile variety. Rothschild; The first Yumkins offer in 1982 was just tioner, Baby Magic Baby Lotion and Baby Magic I have diKUssed this problem in A more difficult procedure is to a premium offer. Then, as we lived with the Yumkins, Baby Bath. DEAR READER — Before I start­ The Health U tter 17-4, Male Repro­ catheterlze the left side of the heart, If you have a question about stereos you would like they really came to life and we saw them as ed writing this column, I considered ductive Functions, which I am send­ which is connected to the arteries for this to be a rare problem. I have been to see answered here, write to: Jack Bertrand, The characters with personalities. Each was different. ing you. Others who want this issue your body. The artery in the upper and the story shows there is value in being nice. surprised to find it is one of the more Writers and computers: natural combination Stereo Expert, Box 591, Manchester Herald, Man-. For instance, Reddie Tomato was the big brother of can send 75 cents with a long, thigh is located and the catheter READERS: If you would like to give Fluffy Lamb a frequent complaints that people write Chester, Conn., 06040. Jack Bertrand is a licensed the bunch. So, by the time we were planning the stamped, self-addressed envelope for passed against the flow of blood back home, all it takes is 75 Del Monte labels. Mail-in order it to me in care of this newspaper, By Steven Miller technician who lives at 46 Phelps Road. second year’s offer, the Yumkins were not just a to me about. I suspect that, in the to the heart. Here the catheter must Mystery writer Michael Kurland, psychological attachment to their word there was no way I would have even forms for Fluffy and all the other Yumkins will be past, a lot of men endured this prob­ P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, United Press International premium but the characters in a story. And, since pass through the aortic valve and Into author of "The Murder Trust," said, processors that has little to do with its thought about doing one book before I appearing in Del Monte advertisements and on lem in silence. New York, NY 10019. "The word processor is a quantum leap labor saving properties, finished my current one, let alone two,” stories need action, we came up with Cockie Crow and tear-off pads on Del Monte store displays. Just in case the left ventricle. That la the heavy In Peyronie’s disease, an area of You may wish to consult a urolo­ muscular chamber that pumps blood U NEW YORK — Business people hayt forward." "It is a declaration to yourself and she said. our hero, Shoo-Shoo Scarecrow. This year we think you don’t find one. you can send for an order form by fibrosis, and perhaps low-grade gist. In some instances injections of to make the blood pressure you generally accepted the personal co "Using a computer makes writing a the world that you are a serious Award-winning science fiction nove­ our story has a social message. Fluffy Lamb is lost writing to: Del Monte Country Yumkin Offer, P.O. inflammation, develcm in the penis’ steroid hormones, such as cortiscos- measure. While In the arterial side, puter as a planning tool for executives. complete process," said New York w riter," said William Brohaugh, editor list Robert Silverberg also is enthusias­ College Notes and looking for friends. The Yumkins befriend Fluffy Box 7690 MS, Clinton, lA 52736. tough elastic shaft. 'This is called a teroids, helps. These are not male the coronary arteries may be Injected It has real advantages for the busy Daily News columnist Earl Caldwell. of Writer’s Digest Magazine. tic about word processing. He said he plaque; no one really knows what hormones. Surgery is sometimes indi­ with dye to do a coronary arteri­ executive in four areas: word process­ "It isn’t broken up into individual parts “ It’s easy to pick up a pencil and used a manual typewriter for 30 years, causes it. It has no elasticity. As a cated, but you would need a careful ogram, which will determine If your ing, speadsheet analysis, database so it flows.” paper and call yourself a poet, but it is having never made it to an electric, result, when the rest of the shaft examination to decide what would be coronary arteries are open. management and communications. something else when you have this before switching to a word processor. Riccio has M.D. Many writers, like Caldwell and expands, this area does not, causing best for you. While executives extol the virtues of expensive machine staring you in the About Town Kurland, cite the ease with which "All professional writers will be John C. Riccio, son of the bending and deformity that some DEAR DR. LAMB — Can you tell The catheter can measure pressure the personal computer, they don’t get face. It forces you to write," he added. thoughts can be put onto the video using word processors within the next Rudolph L. and Eileen C. describe as the “ bent nail” syndrome. me something about heart catheter­ in the chambers, and blood samples to G emotional about it — that is reserved Riccio of 22 Oak Grove St., Vitamin E has been recommended ization? I may have to have this done. for professional writers. screen without stopping to see if those Novelist Alice Childress, author of few years,” Silverberg said. Special program approved Pressure screening set measure oxygen can be obtained. " A Hero Ain’t Nothing but a Sand­ has been awarded his for this condition, but there is little DEAR READER — The simplest There is something about using a thoughts make sense or are even He also believes that the main The board of directors of the Manchester These are important in measuring wich,” feels she is more productive doctor of medicine degree The town’s geriatric clinic will sponsor a blood evidence that it helps. Sometimes the form is to take a hollow tube how your heart functions. computer to write that goes beyond the connected. The simplicity of computer­ advantage to computers is the ability to Association for Retarded Citizens has approved use of ized editing takes care of that later. with her word processor. edit easily. from Dartmouth Medical pressure screening on Wednesday form 1 to 3 p.m. at elimination of all mechanical chores School, Hanover, N.H. space and facilities at the Sheltered Workshop for an the Salvation Army. 661 Main St. that writers hate. It is more than not You never even have to stop and "It gives me a certain confidence "You can re-write without finding after-school workshop program. The Salvation Army will serve lunch to seniors at dealing with X ’d-out words, scribbles change paper or even hit a return to get that allows me to take on more work.” yourself knee deep in crumbled-up He 4s an honors gradu­ The program is for children and adults with noon. Cost: $1 per person. Public Records in the margins, paragraphs cut from the carrige back to the right side. That confidence allowed Childress to pages. With a word processor you send ate of Bates College, Le­ developmental disabilities, and will start in Sep­ page six and pasted in the middle of But there is something more operat­ sign contracts for two new books. the unwanted work into a black hole,” wiston, Maine, where he tember. This program will make it possible for page two, and endless retyping. ing here; writers seem to feel a “ Before I got my word processor. was elected to Phi Beta mothers to enter the job market or extend their he said. Warranty deeds Chartier, property on corner of Kappa. Dr. Riccio is doing present working hours, while providing a wholesome Volunteers needed lien against property of Evelyn M. Robert M. Gaines to Loris and Valley and Winter streets. program for their children. Cooley. h is residency at Literacy Volunteers East of the River has Susan Durand, property on Proc­ Gets national forum Presbyterian-St. Luke’s The hours will be approximately 2:30, 5:30, or 6 scheduled a basic reading workshop for six nights. tor Road, $61,000 (based on convey­ Liens Town of Manchester releases Medical Center, Denver, p.m., Mondays through Fridays. Transportation from Mondays and Wednesdays, starting Sept. 17, at ance ta x ). Col. Town of Manchester again.st lien against Richard L. Yatkin and Dr. John C. Riccio the Manchester schools, to the workshop, will be Raymond Memorial Library, 840 Main St., East arranged. property of Robert and Marie Thomas M. Dodd. 51-53 Mill St. Hartford. Quitclaim deeds Burney, 14 Summit Road, $310. There will be a small fee to help cover the cost. Cynthia Hyson to Wayne Bedur- Anyone interested should contact Anita House Town of Manchester releases Radio program geared to slightly warped Students complete courses The workshops will run Sept. 17, 19, 24 and 26 and tha, property on Wetherell St. Liens released 643-6537. Oct, 1 and 3, from 7 to 9:30 p.m. lien against Richard L. Yatkin and Helen Tarasiuk to Wanda T. Stale of Connecticut releases Two Manchester High School students recently An English as a Second Language workshop will Thomas M. Dodd, 73-75 Foster St. By Dan Sussman “ The same day the Journal article completd a four-week program at North Carolina Mrs. Kelsey elected also be held for six nights, on the same dates, from State University’s School of Engineering. United Press International came out, I got a note from Jeff Krys, 6:30 to 9 p.m., in the community room’at the Shop-Rite James A. Kurien, son of Mrs. Ruth A. Kurien of 11 Joan Kelsey has been elected president of the While Other talk show hosts ask their callers to my producer saying, let’s do this Surermarket, 587 E. Middle Turnpike. For more C IN CINN ATI — The way radio talk Arnott Road and Abe Kurien of Sothh Windsor, and Manchester Garden Club. She succeeds Mrs. Clifton information call 647-6232. Cinema ponder weighty public or social issues, Galvin nationally," he said. Monaghan. show host Jerry Galvin sees it, he’s a John L. Rogers, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Trainer of 52 Hamlin St., completed the program on computer- Other officers elected matchmaker for the nation’s slightly turns those issues upside down, creates topics he AT THAT POINT, Krys, who is related engineering and science studies. were: Mrs. Ralph Swan­ Hartford Manstleld Wl-dsor warped. Cinema City — Les Comperes 7 so, Trani-Lux Colleae Twin — Oxford Plata — The Muppets Take Manhat­ refers to as “scams,” and asks his audience to join director of program operations and The program was given for advanced high school son, vice president: Club elects officers Blues (PGI3) 7,9. — Bananas (PG) 6:45 "M y audience is just a little bent," he L’®?’ Some Uke It tan (G) 2, 6:15. — The Natural (PG) 8 in the joke. satellite distribution for WGUC, took juniors and seniors. Students were selected by their' Mrs. Thayer Browne, Hof 7:10. — Another Country (PG) with Everything You Always Wanted Orive-lni says while sitting in the studios of counselors or principals. secretary; Mrs. William The Perennial Planters Garden Club has elected Scrubbers (R) 7V30, »".« to Know About Sex (R) 8:10 with East Hartford — A lice In W onder­ control and lined up satellite connec­ Sleeper (PG) 9:35. WGUC radio, warming up for his Clegern, treasurer and Mrs. E.T. Donovan as its president for the 1984-85club CInestudIo — Georole Girl 7'30 with land (R) 8 with Erotic Adventures ot tions, auditions with N PR stations and year. The Tamino ot the Shrew^-is Vernon PInocchIo (R) 9:30 with Affairs ot weekly radio gabfest. “ There’s no hope Mrs.Roy Edgerton, East Hartford CInel A2 — Gremlins (PG) 7,9:05.— Robin Hood (R) 11. corporate underwriting. member-at-large. Mrs. W, Pooie was elected vice president: Mrs.H.A. Eastwood Pub A cinema — The Indlano Jones and the Temple of Doom East Windsor — The Muppets Take •''■for them. But through my show, now (PG) 7:15, 9:30. “ The biggest struggle in seiiing the The following wwill Huffield, treasurer: and Mrs. D.M. Cleary, secretary. Muppets Toke Manhotton (G) 7-lS M anhattan (G) 8 w ith K rull (PG) 9:45. they’ve got friends out there.” reports to a federai agency. Nine named to dean’s list Poor Richard's Pub A Cinema' — West Hartford Manchester — T h re e Stooges received a call from a man obviously show to the stations is that the show’s head various commit­ Elm 1 A 2 — Indiana Jones and the The show is "Talkback,” once an ( R)'7"m ,'*9"m ■’■'mole ot Doom Comedy 8:10 w ith G rem lins (PG) 8’ 25 On another occasion he had people impersonating a woman who identified unique. There’s nothing eise to com­ Nine Manchester residents were named to the tees: Mrs. Philip LeB- Temple ot Doom (PG) 2, 7, 9:30. — with Police Academy (R) 10. oddity on a tiny, low-power radio from coast to coast dialing up to $ho'wcase Cinemas — Ghostbusters Gremlins (PG) 2, 7, 9:30. Mansfield — Ghostbusters (PG) with himself as Sister Mary Adeie, Gaivin’s pare it to,” Galvin said. dean’s list at Eastern Connecticut State University for lanc and Mrs. Rudolph Pinochle Club winners The Movlei — Revenge ot the Nerds station in Cincinnati, and now an oddity the spring semester. (PG) 12:30, 2:45, 4:55, 7:20, 9 - « - The Big Chill (R) at dark. contribute to the Death-a-thon — the seventh grade parochial school Pierro, cheer; Mrs. Tlohtrooe (R) 12:30, 2:45, 4:50', 7-20 (R) 12:30, 2:350, 4:430, 7:315, 9:410. — on Nationai Public Radio stations coast first teiethon dedicated to curing the Nevertheless, the show appears to Named were; Polly Flaum, Lynne Nardl, Michelle The following are the scores of the pinochle games 9:50.— The Karate Kid (PG) 1-15 4 7' The Philadelphia Experiment (PG) 12, teacher. The two of them carried on for David Trainer, civic 2:15, 4:25, 7:20, 9:30. — Dreamscape to coast. have caught on. The biggest improve­ Sheridan, Laurie Hubbard, John Kelly, Joanne played Aug. 23 at the Army and Navy Club. Play is 9:40. — Sheena tPG) 1,3:10, 5-15, 7-'4o‘ disease rather than the symptoms. about 20 minutes, coming up with beautification: Emily to. — Oxford Blues (PG13) 1,3, 5, 7'2o' (PG13), 12:10, 2:20, 4:35, 7, 9. What it has become in a littie more McCarthy, Robert Piccin, Alma Bluis and Jane open to all senior citizens and is each Thursday at 9:30 Willimantic On the first anniversary of his transparentiy absurd memories of ment, said Galvin, has been the quality Smith, conservation and 9;30.-R e d D aw n (PG13) 2:45 3 S^lo' Sherman. a.m.; 7:30, 9:50. - Purple Rain (R) l^Jn' Jlllion Square Cinema — Sheena than a year is a sounding board for national show, he had his audience call of the phone calls he receives. In fact, a birds; Mrs. Henry Kuhn, Galvin’s school days. Hans Fredericksen 626; Betty Turner 622; Marge Woman in R?d (PG) 9:20. - Tightrope (R) 1:30, 7:10, people who have a slightiy skewed in to reminisce about the first 50 years repertory group of sorts has assembled flower artistry; Mrs. (PG13) 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, 7:40,10 9:30.— The Jungle Book (G) 1:30,7.— Donald Wolff, ' garden Reed 621; Bob Schubert 612; Ruth Baker 608; Corinne Manchester Red Dawn (PG13) 9:15. — The Woman - A Minleliy of sense of humor and the funniest thing to of "Talkback." itself. Among Galvin’s regular callers BUT THAT WASN’T the end of it. therapy: Mrs. Walter Gibson 603; Ada Rojas 597 and Ann Fisher 586. UA Theaters East — Revenae of the In Red (PGI3) 1:30, 7:10, 9:20. — The Center Cengre|etlMel Cburdi happen on the radio in Cincinnati since are Valerie, from Calestoga, Calif., Ostrom is an optometrist Nerds (R) 2:10, 4:20, 7:4o' 9:3? _ -The Karate Kid (PG) 1:30, 7. Galvin’s usuaiiy dormant studio phone Fredrickson and Linda Also: Paul Ottone 582; James Forbes 582; Martin Mancneeler WKRP. SO WHO IS Jerry Galvin, and why is who recently reported in from the Bakston 576; Anthony DeMaio 573; Robert Hill 573; Philadelphia Experiment (PG) 2, 410 lit up. Sister Mary Adeie — who, as it Hal Ostrom, son of Jerome and Iris Ostrom of Glazier, historians; Mil- 7-M 9-m ' ~ ^'■•®mscape (PG13) 2, 4, ' Galvin, a trim, energetic figure he saying aii these things? On National Olympics on the rigors of aerobic Joan Kelsey Gertrude McKay 571; Maude Custer 564; and Joe turned out, was Galvin’s brother — had Manchester, was rec^ntiy awarded the doctor of licent Jones and Mrs. outfitted in yeliow shorts, a pink golf Public Radio, no less. shopping, “ Doc” Fischer, who claims optometry degree from' the New England College of Garabaldi 563. Sotnething Different...... Wish Someone A set something vibrating in his listeners. Anton Latawic, horticul­ Cash drama shirt and matching pink socks on this Galvin, 44, is the president of a to have started a string of medical Optometry in Boston, Mass. ture; Mrs. John Peiola, hospitality: Mrs. Robert Coe, Galvin would set up the scams at the HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - Singer particuiarly steamy midwestern Sun­ one-stops known as “ Doc in the Box,” Dr. Ostrom did undergraduate work at Clark Cincinnati advertising firm who, about membership; Mrs. Henry Ramm, program. Johnny Cash turns actor again to beginning of the show and his fans and, of course. Sister Mary Adeie. University, Worcester, Mass., receiving a bachelor’s Happy Birthday day night, is "Taikback's’ ’ founder and nine years ago, simpiy decided he Also: Mrs. Ralph Petzold, publicity; Mrs. Charles star in “The Baron,” a CBS-TV would rush to their phones to embellish degree in biology in 1980. Hadassah plans brunch host. wanted to do a talk show. WAIF, an Crocker, telephone; Mrs. Harold Lord, trips; Susan movie shooting on location in with A Herald Happy Heart them and build upon one another. Although he’s become something of a While at New England College, he served as a aptly named low-power, low-budget, Betko, Ms. Glazier, Mrs. Morgan Grant and Mrs. Manchester Chapter of Hadassah will have its Atlanta for broadcast later this Sunday night cult figure to his clinical teaching associate, assisting the college’s Kelsey and Mrs. Henry Ramm, yearbook; Ms. Betko, . WHAT MAKES "Talkback" just a community-oriented radio station, was “ We discovered that one of two annual Membership Brunch, for prospective year. followers, Galvin takes it all in stride. clinical faculty. illustrations. members, on Sept. 9. Ilittle different than your average radio oniy too happy to have him. things were happening,” Galvin said. Cash wili play a reformed pool On Monday morning, he’s back at work Mrs. Douglas Roberts and Mrs. William Stanek For more information call 649-0752. call-in show is that nothing is to be “ They were dedicated to the idea of “ They were either getting the joke and hustler playing in tournaments Happy Birthday at his ad agency. “ Talkback” is his were appointed delegates to East Central Council of taken seriously. While other taik show pubiic access. Anyone who had an idea advancing it, or they weren’t getting it who discovers the new young pooi hobby, and he has no aspirations to Garden Clubs: Mrs. Stanek and Mrs. Wolff, sensation is his long-lost son. John hosts ask their cailers to ponder couid get on the air,” said Gaivin. and were horrified. Either way, I had a Ms. Cartwright has B.S. make it his life’s work. horticulture study groups: and Mrs. Lucien Choi- Overeaters to meet weighty public or social issues, Galvin “ We’re taiking about a radio station hot show on my hands. That’s how the Joan E. Cartwright, daughter of Reginald and niere, Mrs. Petzold and Mrs. John Sayre, chairmen of Only turns those issues upside down, creates that was so smali, the best reception idea of the scam was born.” “ I have argued for a long time that Bernice Cartwright of IS Strawberry Lane, graduated the annual plant sale. Overeaters Anonymous will meet Wednesday in the topics he refers to as “ scam s," and was in the parking iot.” the show is good because my economic in May from Eastern Connecticut State University, During the past year the club has provided a college cafeteria-meeting room of Manchester Memorial Thoushts $6.00 asks his audience to join in the joke. At the time, he had some vague And that’s the way things rolled destiny isn’t tied to it,” he said. Willimantic with a bachelor of science degree. scholarship, continued the garden therapy programs Hospital. Newcomers are welcomed at 7:3u p.m and a at Crestfield, Meadows and Manchester Manor Jerry Gaivin is the man who once notions about radio humor, but usuaiiy along until December 1982, when a Wall “ I just knew I wanted to get on the air She majored in early childhood education and her speaker will be featured at 8 p.m. minor was music. She was a member of Kappa Delta convalescent homes, maintained the planted area on conducted a two-hour call-in show on a found himseif dying on the air when his Street Journal reporter got word of the and talk funny to some folks. The The group follows the principic.s of Alcoholics The "Thoughts” column will not Call.... Pi, national education honor society. Epsilon Nu East Center Street along Porter Street, and continued ask for.... federai law requiring aii Americans to ideas fizzled. ^ show and did a front-page article on callers are the ones who carry it along. Anonymous, in helping people deal with I he pioblcms appear in the Manchester Herald Chapter. She was on the dean’s list and was a senior participation in the Memorial Tree Planting program ' read two books a year and turn in book Galvin and his loyal following. I just go along for the ride.” underlying compulsive eating. Thi'i c .ire no dues lees ■ Ibis week ’Thoughts" will return 643-2711 All that changed one evening when he section editor on the staff of the yearbook. * and the Manchester Land Trust. ’’ or weigh-ins. The nublic is welcome Sepl I Janet T ^ Z T

18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 27. 1984 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 27. 1984 - I t Classified.. 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN Business OoDortunities 22 Store/Ottice Sooce 44 Household Goods Notices 62 For adyertisements to be -S’' TAGM- Situation Wanted 23 Resort Property 45 AAisc. tor Sole Rates Are things piling up? Then why not have a TAG SALE? 63 published Monday, the dead- ; L o s t / F o u n d ...... 01 EnriDlovment Info. 24 MIsc. tor Rent 46 Home and Garden 64 Minimum Charge: line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. The best way to announce it is with a Herald Tag Sale P e r s o n o ls ...... 02 Instruction 25 Wanted to Rent 47 P e ts 65 $3.00 for one day A n n o u n c e m e n ts ...... 03 Roommates Wanted 48 Musicol Items 66 P e r W o rd : Classified Ad. When you place your ad. you II receive A u c t io n s ...... 04 Real Estate Recreational Items 67 1-2 d a y s ,20C: Read Your Ad A n tiq u e s 68 ONE TAG SALE SIGN FREE, compliments of The Herald. Services 3-5 days ,18C: Classified advertisement? Homes tor Sale ...... 31 T o g Sole s 69 6 d a y s .I6S1) • Application to change the zoning district classifica­ Care Aides to work with credit union and profit time positions available benefit package. We-" livan Avenue. 1,600 so. ft. Low prices. B.D. Pearl & tion from Residence Zone B to Planned Residence Develop­ mentally retarded sharing. Apply In person thersfleld/Rockv H ill' pective People. Call 643- Find out here. 9am-3pm. Work os few as FULL/PART TIME prime retail space, ample Son, 649 Main Street, Automofive ment, a parcel of land of approxim ately 1,76acres located on Prader-Willi Syndrome at: 513 Center Street, line. C a ll 529-3373. Rooms tor Rent 41 parking. $660. C a ll 236- 1262. 643-2171. Summit Street. Identified as 13V, 17V, 18V, 23V, 24V, and28V U two hours or os. many as RN/LPN — Positions The Hartford, a dynamic and progressive adults In community resi­ Manches'^er. EOE. Henniford Ploce; 131C Summit Street; and part of 111-113 DIRECT SAIES six hours. Clean, pleasant available 3 to 11 shift for 6021 o r 644-3977. ••••••••••••••••••••••a Summit Street. dence In Ellinton. Part Noexperlenoe necessaryl BRICKS, BLOCKS, multi-line insurance leader, has immediate surroundings, fringe be­ P A R T T IM E e v e n i n g s :: caring, responsible nurse 84" SOFA — Floral patt­ MARTIN. ROTHMAN A WOODBURY. ZONE CHANGE, GARDEN time hours available dur­ We seek an aggressive — Janitorial services In MANCHESTER OFFICE STONE — Concrete. Cars/Trucks for Sale 71 GROVE ROAD (M-61) • Application to change the zoning dis­ openings for Medical Claim Processors. self starter to sell indust­ nefits. Apply: 242 Broad seeking increase lob sa­ PLEASANT ROOM tor ern. Ocassional chair, ing the week and on PARAGON TOOl CO., INC. South Windsor and Man-"” Chimney repairs. No lob trict classification from Rural Residence to Residence Zone Positions entail processing claims via CRT in rial pressure cleaning Street, Manchester. tisfaction thru more di­ SPACE — Ideal for ac­ gold brocade. Excellent A A , a p a rc e l of land of a p p ro x im a te ly 9.79 a cre s lo ca te d on weekends. March Inc., Has Immedlata opanlt^s lor: Chester areas. Call 649- mature, working gentle- too sm all. C a ll 644-8356. an automated computer claim processing equipment In an expand­ rect patient contract. In­ 'man willing to do some countant, law yer or sales condition! Also; Lounge Garden Grove Road, identified os 114 Garden Grove Rood. 872-2079. T001NAKBI8 5334. MICHAEL B. LYNCH A WESLEY ORYK. SUBDIVISION. HART­ system. ing marketplace. Ability dividualized orientation yard w ork for low er rent. office. Central location. chair. Best offer. Call ALL AROUND to work as a team player a Ample parking. Call 649- TILES FALLING OFF, 643-7017. FORD ROAD (L-32) - Application for subdivision of 7.6 acres MACHINISTS program geared to your Kitchen privlledes, park­ on Hartford Road, identified as 79V Hartford Road, known Applicants must have at least a year's must. Demonstration ve­ experienced ’ 2891. wet ceilings? Don'ttakea ELECTRICIANS — Self LATHE OPERATOR n e e d s . Competetive ing, near bus line. Refer­ bath on prices, call 646- as the Great Lawn, to create 14 lots on iond presently zoned processing experience. Background as a hicle provided, excellent sandblaster — 1975 MERCURY M O ­ Residence Zone AA. motivated E-2's, com­ RRIOOEPORT company benefits, salary starting salary and good ences reouired. Call 647- 0538 fo r free estim ates on G medical assistant or other related experience OPERATORS Wanted tor sandblasting AVAILABLE SEP­ N A R C H — 56,000 o rig in a l At this hearing interested persons may be heard and written mercial, Industrial year during training leading to INSPECTOR — Imme­ benefits Including; Op­ 9033. shower/tub enclosures. communications received. Copies of these applications Libaml ov«rtlm« and frtnga b«n^ houses. C a ll 643-2659. TEMBER 1st — Prime miles. Original owner. 4 will also be considered. Familiarity with COB. round work. Call for ap­ fits. Apply at: straight commission. diate openings, 1st shift, tional Higher Salary Non- LCD Enclosures. have been filed In the Town Clerk's office and may be In­ office space at 263 Main QUEEN SIZE M AT­ door sedan. Power steer­ spected during office hours. medicare and medical terminology preferred. pointment, Bloomfield 121 Adimi SI. Apply in person to: 3-5 years experience. Benefit Fackage. Charge ROOM FOR RENT — In Street, Manchester. $150 T R E S S Si b o x s p r i n g , PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION CRT experience a plus. However, we will train. Electric Company, 243- MinchMtir SVNDET PNOOUCTS Must be able to read Nurse and weekend dif­ all male, single family ing, brakes, air condi­ monthly includes every­ DAYCARE PROVIDED stereo and record ca­ tioning. Many new ports. Leo Kwash, Secretary 9543. E O E. 647-0035 Route 6, Bolton complex blueprints, ferential. Call Lisa Whip­ house, full use of — In m y licensed hom e, Dated at Manchester, CT this 27th day of August. 1094. We offer attractive starting salaries, excellent thing. C a ll 646-4144. binet. Call 649-8698 after Priced to sell. Call after check fixtures, etc.. In­ ple, Administrator, dur­ house.$250. C all M yro n or full time openings. Lots 057-08 employee benefits, convenient work hours, HANDYMAN — "Jack Of ing business hours for 6111,646-6009. 4pm. 4pm, 646-8137. cluding In process Inspec­ All Trades" tor carpenr: of love, games, activities career challenge and growth potential. For All SKILLS HALE/FEMALE tion. A p p ly In person: personal Interview: 875- and nutritious meals and For Rain or Shine try, painting, dry wall, PORTABLE WASHER 1965 FORD One Ton Pick i n v i t a t io n t o b id immediate consideration, send resume or Buckland Manufactur­ 0771. Rockville Nursing MANCHISTER snacks provided. Call 646- Sealed bids will be received taping, concrete, mlsce- FOR SALE — Reasonable Up — $600. Call anytime, letter outlining your qualifications and salary ing, 131 Adams Street, Home, 22 South Street, 3844. In the Office of fhe DIreefor laneous repair work,. R ockville. Apartments for Rent 42 2300 s/( available in otter. Call after 5pm, 742-6087. of General Services, 41 Cen­ requirements, to: Vicki Gallon, Employment f r o t I m p ** Manchester. Steady w ork, c a ll 643-2111- mini office park, off 643-0506. ter Street, Manchester, Con­ CRIME PAYS Immediata replacemanta needid LICENSED DAY CARE necticut, until September 10, Specialist, The Hartford Insurance Group, 9am to 5pm. PART TIME — MCC Exit 94 of I-84/B6. Am­ to fill lobe M atudent workere re« CAMARO, 1976 — V-8, 1984 a t 11:00 o.m . fo r fhe fol- Hartford Plaza, Hartford, CT 06115. We are an turn to school. Immediate need! CLEANING 8. FLOOR students preferred. Ship­ ple parking, a/c, fully — Two full time open­ for homemMtera ae young cMI- M A N C H E S T E R — A v a il­ power steering, power lo w ln e: equal opportunity employer/Male and Female CARE HELP — Even­ ping and receiving. Print carpeted, private lavs. ings, Infants to age 4. EARN dren return to eehooi. Now le tfte able Immediately. One, brakes, manual trans­ (1) PURCHASE OF ONE (1) lim efor YOU to regMer for work ings, part time. Call 643- shop near MCC. Flexible Brokers protected. M e als and snacks In­ MIsc. for Sole 63 1985 IS.OOOe C O M B IN A T IO N •taftlng In Seplember. two and three bedroom mission, AM/FM, 8 5747. hours. Pick up applica­ cluded. References avail­ LOADER/BACKHOE WITH apartm ents. $400, $440, Call M r. Noriw in track. Low miles. Call TWO (3) TRADE-IN UNITS ABOVE AVERAGE SEWING MACHINE ME­ tions in person at: Trio able. Bolton. Call 647- CURKS $520, heat and hot water after 5pm, 871-7181. (2) PURCHASE OF ONE (I) TYPISTS TYPIST/RECEPTION- C H A N IC 8, o p e r a t o r s ; Printers, Elm Street, 0515. SCREENED LOAM — NEW 1985 COMBINATION INCOME IST — Minimum 1 year — Apply between 8:30am Included. Bissell and 647-5003 SCCRETAM a Manchester. Gravel, processed C O R D O B A , 1977 — 63,000 VACUUM CATCH BASIN Three sharp people needed immedia­ NiaPTIONISTS experience o r colleg e de­ and 3pm, Pioneer Para-. B oyle Realtors. 649-4800. CLEANER AND HIGH ••••••••••••••••••••••• gravel, sand, stone and miles, air conditioning, PRESSURE SEWER tely to work in our local crime preven­ gree. Hours: 9am to 5pm, chute Co., Inc., Pioneer ELECTRICIANS AND fill. For deliveries call 3'/2 RO O M A P A R T M E N T power seats, radlals. CLEANER WITH TRAOE-IN tion program. No experience necessary. MNOCNV Monday thru Friday. Call Industrial Park, Hale- JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye­ ■AMCMim Pointlng/Popering S2 George Gritting, An­ The Town of Manchester Is STOCKROOM — Private home, heat, Must sell, going Into ser­ 643-4005 o r afte r 5pm, Road, Manchester. 644- ars experience. Holi­ a m u i BHiNus B n iiK i dover, 742-7886. an enunl opportunity em­ Company training provided. Must have WAREHOUU ••••••••••••••••••••••• vice. $2500 or best offer. ployer, ond requires an affir­ 646-1960. 1581. E O E . days, benefits and Insu­ appliances. Working sin­ $ u i/ iit a car and self esteem to earn $30,000 plus. gle adult only. No pets, W lli BubdlYidM and aRar to luR. A fter 4pm, 528-8234. m ative action policy for all of THE HARTFORD rn cHimsE tk iibs rance. C o ll 246-5106. e.OOO aq. ft. warahouaa or aaaam- PAINTING AND PAPER TAPE PLAYER — Peer­ Its Contractors and Vendors children. C a ll 643-2880. bly building. Loading dock.3ovtf* MFK ATTENTION STU­ SALES REPRESENTA-1! less, solid state, 8 track. os a condition of doing busi­ rh»* InsutjiuH People of ITT DYNAMARK SECURITY CENTERS haad doora. fancad parking. HANGING —Exterior 1972 CHEVY PANEL % DENTS — How about a TIVE for wholesale dls— and Interior, ceilings re­ Excellent condition. $10. ness with the Town, os per 528-9178 WAITRESS WANTED — EAST HARTFORD — 2 RW Really - 647-5003 TON — V-8. Exchanged Federal Order 11244. For interview caii Mon. & Tues.: is iia * ib M part time lob in the trlbi))(or to call on our, 1r.No paired. References, fully C a ll 649-4339. Apply In person: Luigi's bedrooms, heat, hot wa­ 28,000 m iles. A utom atic. Bid Forms, plans and speclfl- iM ia m M Subway Sandwich Shop food and drug store cus­ Insured. Quality work. ootlons are ovollOble ot the Restaurant, 649-5325. ter, appliances, carpet. Heavy duty springs, _____ 1^ 8 8 -7 5 5 9 *************** In Glastonbury? Night tom ers, as w ell as telei-/. Martin Mattsson, even­ TOMATO PRESS — With General Services Office, 41 $425 per month. Call 289- shocks, new tires and Center Street, Manchester, and weekend shifts avail­ phone sales. Cheerful vo- ings 649-4431. fine screen for making 31 0000 between 10am and paint (2500 m iles), spe­ Connecticut. able. Must be 18. Apply I c e a n d pleasing^ Homes for Solo tomatoe lulce or sauce. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, 5pm, Monday thru cial built racks with at; Subway, 2482 Main personality reouired. Resort Property 45 CEILINGS REPAIRED $20. C a ll 643-6801. rollers for contractors CONNECTICUT WE NEED YOUIII Street, Glastonbury In Sales experience helpful- Frid ay . ROBERT B. WEISS, Our High Technology Company Haa The Fonbwing Openings: MANCHESTER — Mini or REPLACED with dry- staging. Call 6 to 6:30pm, the Griswold Mall. GENERAL MANAGER PART TIME CLERK/TYPIST-ORDER ENTRY. 40-45 wpm typ­ or we w ill train you. Good;, farm, located minutes wall. Call evenings, Gary BED FRAME — Adjusts 649-4730. 051-08 pay, benefits, paid vacq-^ from Hartford, country M cH ugh , 643-9321. to use as king size or ing; enlpi of orders Into Apple Computer, congenial, fast paced CAPE COD — 6 room, 3 atmosphere, high school graduate MANICURIST WANTED tion. Apply: ManchesUir''- separate for two twin HOUSEWIVES charm , 6 room home, bedroom house. Quiet 1977 CELICA GT — Good TECHKIICAL PUBLICATION CLERK . 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Fitz­ 50-e0 wpm; organized. 1-2 years secretarial or buaineas related Bannat Houilno ipmant Gerald, Judge, of the Court 649-1996 o r 646-2400. now toklng oppRoitlona. 1 OR hanging 8i R em oval. C a ll $30. C a ll 875-6736 otter VOLKSWAGON, Type 3 couiaee; computer course for word processing and Telex KIT ‘N’ CA R LYLE ®by Larry W righl of Probate. District of Man­ machines a plus. Fast paced atmosphere. opt. 637S to U R lT w o OR opt. MSS 644-0585 o r 644-0036. 6pm. wagon, 1971 — Fuel Inlec- PHOTOOUIM chester of o hearing held on to M70. Rant Includaa ftaot, hot EXCUMIVI SYSTEM S INSPECTORS - Entry level. Perform repetitive tests wotar. W/W corpatlna ronga. rt- tlon. Runs. Needs some A u gu st 23, 1984 ord e re d thot With Your Own • Y OWNER trio,. d lip o M l. co ll fo r old tv»* MIsc. for Rent 46 dll claim s must be presented on QSP finish products. Mechanical ability, able to follow In­ work. $450 or best offer. structions. 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C%\ Your Bank errs in credit card bills Money's Coventry condo proposai H A R TFO R D (U PI) — A comhination of human and Ms. Root refused to name the 28 banks involved and number of credit card accounts handled by CNB, Ms. Manchester man’s ducks Softball title Worth mechanical errors at a regional bank caused 28 state could not suggest a way bank customers could find out Root said. banks to send erroneous bills for bank credit cards to if their bills could be affected. "In any merger situation you have growing pains. draws fire at hearing are at Cape Cod exhibit Sylvia Porter an estimated 700 customers, officials said. up for grabs Among banks contacted who said they relied on We regret any kind of inconvenience this is causing Connecticut National Bank sent out the erroneous CNB for their credit account handling were American our customers,” she said. pogo 9 bills in the last three weeks to its own MasterCard and National, Amity, Branford Savings, Connecticut ... page 11 ... page 15 Visa customers and to those of other banks for which Savings, Jefferson Federal Savings, Milford Savings, CNB, a federal bank, is regulated by the federal CNB issues credit cards, officials said, Permanent Savings and former customers of First Controller of the Currency. A spokesman in agency’s Margaret Root, CNB's vice-president for corporate Bank. New York office said it was investigating a complaint Many mortgage communications, said the problem was traced to a CNB's April 1 merger with First Bank may have about CNB-issued credit cards, but would not say "combination of human and equipment errors" in willing problems because it increased the whether it involved a billing error. posting payments to accounts when tlto.se payments plans available were made in person and late in the billing cycle. Customers who mailed in their payments were not Fair tonight; affected. RITE AID PHARMACIES WILL FILL OVER... Manchester, Conn. Ms. Root said efforts have been made to correct the cloudy Wednesday to homebuyers Tuesday, Aug. 28, 1984 problem but it could take .several months to straighten — see page 2 out the errors. Overcharges will be rebated to 30 MILLION Single copy: 25$ "I chose ARM even though SAM wus extremely customers who bring them to the bank's attention, she 10anrl)FatFr ral5 persistent. And GEM was hanging around, too. I hud said, but the bank is not notifying customers theirbills so many suitors I actually was confused. I do hope I may be in error. did the right thing.” The failure to credit previous payments promptly PRESCRIPflONS resulted in bills being sent out asking customers to No. Sylvia has not gone batty with the summer heat. What the above acronyms stand for are some of the pay money they no longer owed or finance charges on the "unpaid" balance. The bank assesses' an 18 new mortgage arrangements coming on the market to THIS Y E A R percent finance charge bused on a customer's AID help finance new homes in this period of high interest rates. The familiar fixed-rate mortgage now accounts average daily unpaid balance. LET US PRICE YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION! for a minority of all new loan originations. Startling as Some customers have also been billed $10 late fees, Israeli it may seem, the hodgepodge of other mortgage plans even thogh they paid on time, or $10 fees for exceeding known as "creative financing" actually is becoming credit limits. the norm in this era. 2 Creative financing plans have soared since the late \ BACK-TO-SCHOOL SAVIN6S 1970s. So many have been developed that no one Chief kept files I jets raid actually has been able to figure out just how many AT RITE AID CRESf different plans and variations exist. V "There are a number of plan families." explains on EB colleagues TOOIHPASfE Diane Cortes, senior vice president of marketing at ASSORTED REGUUR,MINTORCEL G.E. Mortgage Insurance Cos. "Within each family is H AR TFO R D (U PI) — A published report has lUNCH a tnatrix of features.” That matrix relates the charged P. Takis Veliotis kept records intended to ^ Lebanon variations to each other and permits' a general embarrass Electric Boat shipyard in Groton at the description. KITS 6.4 OZ. same time federal officials claim he took kickbacks as YOUR CHOICI Below is a brief glossary of the most important of head of the company. TORE By Steve Haaey these families now on the market. Veliotis was general manager of the General United Press International Dynamics Corp, subsidiary for five years and has RITE AID ID A D JU S TA B LE R A TE M ORTGAGES (also re­ been charged by federal officials with taking about $1 B E IR U T, Lebanon — Israeli warplanes attacked a ferred to as "flexible" and "variable" rate): suspected Palestinian guerrilla base in eastern million in kickbacks from a subcontractor. NOTEBOOK Generally, initial interest rates on ARMs are a few Veliotis compiled a detailed file of memos in an t Lebanon today hours utter renewed fighting killed points lower than those offered on fixed-rate attempt to show misconduct among his colleagues so FILLER FILLER seven people in the northern port of Tripoli and street mortgages. However, your long-term risk is higher — he could claim his efficient management detected the 200SHEEn battles raged in Beirut. your interest rate can rise at periodic intervals during problem. The Hartford Courant reported Saturday. COMPARE A SAVEI Witnesses said Syrian and Palestinian unti-uircruft the life of the loan: every six months, annually, every The newspaper said a congressional source ORAL guns fired on the Israeli aircraft. There were no three or five years, depending on the instrument. The described the memos as so detailed they discuss an index on which the adjustment is based usually is well RITE AID! ANfISEPnC reports of planes being hit during the raid near the alleged $400 theft by a shipyard employee. 240Z.R0mE border with Syria. known. Commonly, lenders use the Federal Home Veliotis became general manager of E B in 1977 and Loan Bank Board's national average mortgage rate later became a vice president of General Dynamics. II t SSSI The witnesses said the raid lusted two to three or the U.S. Treasury bill rate. He left the company in 1982 and now lives in Greece, a c minutes and was aimed at a base operated by the Just a few months ago, many lenders were offering fugitive from federal indictments. pro-Syrian Popular Front for the Liberation of deep discounts on the first-year rate as teasers to SSURJEa Palestine — General Command of Ahmed Jabril. Veliotis' memos alleged General Dynamics offi­ 11 ■.ItVY*- ISO PAGES encourage home buyers. "Those teaser rates still are cials were involved in improper conduct and illegal COMPARE A SAVEI out there," says Ms. Cortes, "but they're much closer payments to government officials, misused corporate An Isrq^i spokesman had said the raid was directed to market rate, especially after the controversy that aircraft and pocketed company money, the Courant at the headquarters for guerrillas loyal to Abu Mussa, developed over their safety." She adds, "We're seeing said. , RITE AID I the Palestine Liberation Organization rebel leader. increasing popularity of ARMs with a 2 percent Among other charges. Veliotis allegedly claimed a annual interest cap and a 5 percent cap over the life of top General Dynamics official ordered an assistant to "ISRAELI WARPLANES THIS AFTERNOON the loan. " deliver an expensive pair of earrings to Adm. Hyman attacked a terrorist base in the area near the town of G. Rickover, Majdel Anjar,’ ’ the Israeli military spokesman said in GROWING EQUITY MORTGAGES: GEMs com­ Rickover, head of the Navy's nuclear propulsion 100 PACES Tel Aviv. "All our planes returned safely to ba$e and bine a fixed interest rate with escalating monthly program, did not like the box the jewelry came in and I0V 4 "X 8 " H l!^ pilots reported good hits.” payments that permit you to pay off the loan more COMPARE A SAVEI iJ iii the assistant purchased a different box, the memo Casualty reports were not immediately available rapidly than with other fixed-rate instruments. claimed. Increases in monthly payments are applied to the O R A LB but witnesses said ambulances were seen speeding principal. Although the term may run for 30 years, RITE AID! away from the scene of the attack, frequently the loan will be paid in full in 15 years. TOOTHBRUSH Herald photo by Tarquinlo "We could see smoke and fires from several miles GEMs appeal to buyers who want to acquire equity Shredding records TRANSPARENT SmES60,40,320R3S away," said one witness in a telephone call from the quickly — forexample, middle-aged buyers acquiring nearby Bekaa Valley market town of Chtaura, 22 a retirement home and whose incomes can meet the TAPE New building comes to life miles east of Beirut. rising payments. "GEM s have gained a permanent is a bug business W* X 1S00" place in the mortgage market," Cortes observes. COMPARE A SAVil "Syrian and Palestinian forces have cordoned off The $10 million Frederick W. Lowe building on the Manchester and staff reaction to the building, and more photos, turn to page the area. The raid was brief but the attacking planes TULSA, Okla. (U PI) — Some of the region's largest Community College campus hosts its first student gathering, as GRADUATED PAYMENT MORTGAGE: GPMs companies trust their sensitive records to Roger 3. were confronted with heavy anti-aircraft fire from the keep payments relatively low at first and are designed Hornsby — and he tears them up. swarms of freshmen attend orientation. For a story on student ground," the witness said. so that payments rise at a set rate over a period of Hornsby is the owner of Record Destruction Co. of The Israeli raid, which came amid almost daily time — 10 years, say — and then remain constant. As a Tulsa, where tons of business records are marked for SAVINGS IN EVERY AISLE attacks against Israeli occupation forces in southern rule, the interest rate on a GPM is fixed. destruction. The company shreds hourly hundreds of Weather Is a factor Lebanon, was the third in the Syrian-controlled area A variation on the regular GPM is the graduated- pounds of computer printouts, banking records and EVERYDAY AT RITE AID since May 24. Majdel Anjar is 3 miles west of the payment flexible-rate mortgage. Like its cousin, the long-distance telephone sheets. Syrian border and 2 miles south of the scene of the last loan has graduated payments in the early years but, Hornsby, 37, started his company in 1975 following Israeli air raid on Lebanon Aug. 16, like an ARM, the rate is tied to an index. This adds an an Air Force stint during which he transported secret French begin tricky saivage operation extra layer of risk: If rates soar, you lose ground, the military records and sometimes had to destroy them, The Israeli spokesman said one Israeli soldier was FLEX wounded today by a road side bomb that exploded monthly payment doesn't cover the real total and the giving him the idea to do the same for private AUCA SHAMPOO OR CONOmONER shortfall is added to the loan's balance. This process is industry. PARIS (U PI) — Two companies near the village of Ansar. YOUR CHOKE operation would be "complex and undergo enrichment processing. It was The Mont Louis capsized Saturday called negative amortization. Southwestern Telephone Co. was his first customer. involved in recovering tankers bombed risky," warning that mixing the highly SELTZER then due to be returned to Belgian and after colliding with the West German T H E R AID CAM E HOURS after police said Today they range from banks and major accounting A l k i i in the Persian Gulf war made prepara­ toxic substance with water could setoff French companies for use in electricity passenger ferry Olau Britannia in the renewed fighting killed seven people and wounded BALLOON MORTGAGES: You owe a series of firms to hospitals and utility companies. tions today to retrieve 225 tons of an explosion. production, according to Comuhrex, eastern approaches -to the English eight in the northern port of Tripoli despite a weekend equal monthly payments and one large final payment Because of the federal Privacy Act, Hornsby said, potentially explosive, radioactive Abraham said a Dutch and a Belgian VIAL OF 25 the French firm that produced the channel. All 23 crew members aboard cease-fire between feuding Moslem militias. — the balloon. Typically, you are charged a fixed rate companies are required to keep confidential certain material lost in an accident in the North company experienced in recovering material. the Mont Louis transferred safely to the "The violence started late Monday night and but monthly payments may cover only interest. When information about their customers, such as bank Sea. international tankers recently hit by fFUsen French and Belgian authorities, as ferry and there were no injuries in the escalated Tuesday." a police spokesman said. "Rival the unpaid balance comes due, you have to pay off the balances and personal addresses. Companies also The Compagnie Generate Maritime missiles in the Persian Gulf war well as CGM spokesmen, said the complete amount, refinance, or sell. accident factions .are using mortars, rocket-propelled gre­ want to make sure customer and product information GILLEHE (C G M ), owner of the capsized French between Iran and Iraq had been containers holding the material had nades and heavy machine-gun fire in the battle. does not fall into the hands of competitors. freighter Mont Louis, said operations selected to conduct the operation. remained intact inside the Mont Louis The toxic nature of the Mont Louis Efforts are under way to respect the cease-fire." SHARED APPRECIATION MORTGAGE: SAMs Hornsby said microfilm and sim^ar records are TRAC II to salvage the 30 containers of toxic He said divers would break a hole in cargo hold during the accident. cargo was not revealed until 24 hours The Tripoli cease-fire, the latest in a string of truces have lost popularity recently, no doubt because, like burned. All paper records pass through a shredder, uranium hexafluoride would probably the hull of the ship, which was en route The French Seas ministry said "the later after the environmentalist group between the city’s anti-Syrian, predominantly Mos­ balloons, they are such high-risk mortgages. On a the shredded material is baled and hauled to paper last two to three weeks. to the Soviet Union when it collided with solidity of the containers and the nature BLADES Greenpeace said the freighter had been lem Sunni militiamen and the pro-Syrian Alawite SAM, you are charged a relatively low interest rate mills for recycling. PEG. OF 9 "Technical preparations are already a passenger ferry and sank Saturday in of their contents rules out any imme­ STAYFREE replacing another vessel that regularly minority, was mediated and announced by Prime but you agree to share with the lender a percentage — Hornsby, who employs a dozen workers, operates underway," said CGM President fog 12 miles off the Belgian port of diate risk of pollution.” A ministry 30 percent to 50 percent — of the appreciation in your carried such cargoes to the Soviet Minister Rashid Karami Sunday. two business record storage companies out of the Claude Abraham. "We should begin Ostende. statement said sea water samples home's value when you sell. MAXI. Union. The Tripoli fighting coincided with a four-hour same facility, and sells office-size shredders. CRICKET (salvage operations) Tuesday.” A support vessel equipped with would be taken daily to ensure against The material was being delivered to And this is just the beginning. To understand these Because the material his company handles is CGM President Claude Abraham cranes would then hoist the thick steel street battle between rival Moslem militiamen in the the possibility of contamination. Riga under a Soviet-French contract western section of Beirut. moitgages and compare terms, you need time, sensitive and companies cannot risk the information PADS said the salvage operation depended containers 50 feet to the surface. Two French navy ships and a Belgian REGUUR, SUPER OR signed in 1974. Officials said about 2,500 Lebanese police sources and witnesses said the patience and a wealth of information. Give yourself a falling into the wrong hands, Hornsby has to persuade greatly on weather conditions, likely to The uranium hexafluoride, which vessel patrolled near the site of the DEODORAHY containers of uranium hexafluoride lot of leeway. Today's mortgage market is no place for his customers their records are safe with him — until worsen with the onset of autumn. was about 3 percent radioactive, was wreck to keep shipping clear of the fighting in mostly Moslem west Beirut was triggered the ill-informed. had been shipped to the Soviet port they hit the shredder. LIGHTERS French officials said the recovery bound for the Soviet port of Riga to cargo. by a "personal squabble" between rival Moslem DISPOSABLE since the contract came into effect. militias which escalated into street battles, with PEG. OF 2 fighters trading fire from heavy machine guns and rocket-propelled grenades. Mott’s votes dividend Board criticizes sports ruie Business Directors of Mott's Supermarkets Inc. have T H E VOIC E O F LEBANON SAID the fighting voted a quarterly cash dividend of 5 cents per began when a Shiite Amal militia raided an illegal share payable to stockhoi(lers Dec. 3, Chairman gambling casino and killed the casino’s owner, a In Brief Joseph P. Mott announced. Sunni Moslem Mourabitoun gunman. Mott’s operates a chain of Sh^p Rite super­ that bars town ninth-graders U Cdnh’i m His friends poured into the streets and the fighting Oil company changes name markets in Connecticut and western continued 'for four hours until the rival militias were Massachusetts. separated by the Lebanese Army's mostly Moslem The B & B Oil Co. has changed its name to By Sarah E. Hall John Daley, executive director Daley answered their comments Sixth Brigade shortly after dawn, the radio said. Boland Brothers Inc., according to one of the Herald Reporter of the Connecticut Association of by suggesting that Manchester Disputes among the various religious factions partners in the company. Secondary Schools, which over­ drop its sports programs for the represented in the "national unity" government have School board members and the sees CIAC, responded that relin­ Ed Boland, who runs the business along with Tres Chic at conference seventh and eighth grades. If that led to bitter quarreling in recent weeks, forcing Prime quishing the rule "could give two of his brothers, said the name was changed to head of a sports association were done, he said, the ninth Minister Rashid Karami to cancel at least four Four employees of the Tres Chic Beauty Salon schools an excuse to wipe out their mark the company's 50th year in Manchester. L'OREAL disagreed sharply Monday about a graders could qualify for high planned Cabinet sessions. at 303 E. Center St. have completed the 22nd junior high school programs" "We're starting our 50th year and we thought rule barring most of Manchester’s school competition via a loophole The contacts today between Christian President annual advanced cosmetology conference at the ninth-grade athletes from high when budgets were tight. we’d try something different," he said. PRESTONE II in the rule for schools without ^ Ul««np, ^ RHi0,' t Amin Gemayel and two Moslem Cabinet rivals, Dnize University of Connecticut in Storrs. PREFEREHCE R0LL4HI school sports competition. "We have to talk in broad The business was started in 1935 by Boland’s junior high athletic programs. leader Walid Jumblatt and Shiite leader Nabih Berri, Linda Benson, Natalie Butler, Sharon Elliott The debate at the school board’s strokes,” Daley said, noting that father and now employs about 10 people, he said. AMTI.PERSPIRANT AHTI-FREEZE That drew the ire of board were to be aimed at ensuring the full Cabinet meets and Anna Parkington received advanced certifi­ monthly meeting was about a only about 10 of CIAC’s 185 The company recently moved from Broad Street HAIR COLOR REGUUR OR UHSCENnO member Richard Dyer, who ac­ Wednesday for talks on the peace plan, said the Voice cates in business management, new perm 3-year-oId regulation enforced by member schools house ninth grad­ to 59 Maple St. cused Daley of contradicting him­ of Lebanon. techniques, color concepts, hair design, styles the Connecticut Interscholastic ers in junior highs. He predicted and fashion. self. He proposed allowing excep­ A special Cabinet session set for last Saturday was Athletic Conference. The rule says that if the rule were relaxed, there tionally talented athletes to canceled because of Jumblatt's suspicions surround­ Class lectures were presented by Lyal McCaig »