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Meanwhile, the UJ4. sanctions on trade with Iraq were About 2,200 Americans remain captive in Iraq and y] of bankruptcy taking their toll on the Iraqi economy. The ruling Baath Kuwait, and some Western men have been transfer^ to will die Party newspaper Al-Tharwa said that starting Saturday, strategic Iraqi installations to deter attacks by Western DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) — A Iraqis will be limited to three pieces of bread a day. forces. Many Western women and children have been al­ woman whose killing of a man was MOSCOW (AP) — President Mikhail S. Gorbachev Rationing of sugar, rice, cooking oil, soap and detergent presented to the national parliament an economic reform lowed to leave Iraq and Kuwait on chartered flights in videotaped received a death sentence began in some neighborhoods earlier this month. recent weeks. despite her claims it was cither kill or be plan Friday that proposes market-oriented policies and The 6-week-old Middle East crisis also was taking its An Iraqi Airways Boeing 747 chartered by the U.S. killed. other measures to halt the nation’s slide toward toll on the U.S. economy. The government announced bankruptcy. government flew to Kuwait City to pick up about 400 Deidre Hunt, 21, said her manipuladve Friday that wholesale prices shot up 1.3 percent in Americans scheduled and fly them home, a U.S. Embas­ But Gorbachev rejected the Russian parliament’s con­ August. boss forced her to fatally gun down Mark sy official said. Kevin Ramsey, 19, while the victim was clusion that the solution to the economic crisis requires The Labor E>epartment blamed virtually the entire in­ Hundreds of thousands of refugees from Arab and tied to a tree. The videotape viewed in suipping the central government of much of its power. crease on higher oil costs since Iraq’s invasion, which led Asian nations have fled Iraq and Kuwait though Jordan court showed her fire three shots, then The Gorbachev plan refused to surrender the Kremlin’s to a 4 million barrel daily shortfall of oil worldwide and {X)wcr to uix or give republics’ laws superiority over na­ and Turkey, straining the already tight resources of both grab Ramsey by the hair and deliver a pushed fuel prices up by about 20 percent. Oil prices nations. tional ones. moved higher Friday, to $32 a barrel. final shot to the temple. In a late-night session Thursday, the U.N. Security The condemned woman bowed her Gorbachev’s disagreement with the Russian parlia­ Bush, meanwhile, asked Congress for $1.9 billion Council voted 13-2 on the U.S.-sponsored resolution to head and wept when Circuit Judge S. ment reduces hope of a national consensus by the Oct. 1 more to cover the costs of deploying the 150,000 U.S. allow food shipments to Iraq only to alleviate “human James Fb.xman imposed the death penal­ deadline set by the president. troops in the Middle East. Operation Desert Shield is Indusuial output has dropped to the point of suffering.” Cuba and Yemen opposed the measure, ty Thursday. The judge called the killing costing Washington an estimated $1 billion a month, offi­ saying all food should be allowed in. “economic depression, which worsens with every cials have said. “cold, calculated and premeditated.” month,” according to a copy of his plan obtained by The Early Friday, the council’s committee on sanctions ap­ Hunt’s former boss, KosUi Fotopoulos, Iraq has massed an estimated 265,000 troops along or proved a request by India to send a ship loaded with Associated Press. near Kuwait’s border with Saudi Arabia since Saddam 31, faces multiple murder charges and “The international economic position of the country is 11.000 tons of food to Kuwait to feed about 120,000 sent his forces into the emirate in a dispute over oil, land stranded Indian citizens. was accused of videotaping Ramsey’s catastrophic. The government’s solvency is not guaran­ and money. U.S. diplomatic efforts to isolate Iraq forged ahead. killing. teed and foreign debt is growing rashly,” it says. The raids on the Kuwait compounds appeared “1 was confronted with a decision that Without prompt action, “we would be forc^ to choose designed to intimidate diplomats who have remained in Secretary of State James A. Baker in met with Syrian Kosla Fbtopoulos had absolutely already between hj^rinflation and direct seizure of cash from President Hafez Assad. Syria, Iraq’s archenemy, is likely made,” Hunt said Thursday. “It was my their embassies to symbolize their rejection of Iraq’s an­ Tha Associated Press the population and enterprises,” the plan says. nexation of Kuwait. ’The diplomats also are trying to to send 15,000 more troops to the gulf. Western decision of living by shooting Mark Already, some regions of the Soviet Union are refus­ provide some protection for their citizens trapped there. diplomatic sources said Friday on condition of MAKING A POINT — Independent candidate for governor Lowell P. Weicker Jr. makes a point during Kevin Ramsey or dying with Mark ing to trade with each other or resorting to barter. Iraqi soldiers forced their way into the French ambas­ anonymity. Syria has 3,000 soldiers in Saudi Arabia and the first debate between Connecticut’s three gubernatorial candidates in Stamford Friday. Next to Kevin Rrunscy. My decision was a 1.000 in the United Arab Emirates as part of the multina­ The Soviet Union stopped paying its international bills sador’s residence early Friday and seized four French Weicker, from left, are Republican Congressman John Rowland and Democrat Congressman Bruce choice to survive and I chose to live. ” on time months ago and has sold vast amounts of citizens, including the military attache. The diplomat was tional force. Hunt had pleaded guilty to murder diamonds and gold in recent months to raise cash. later released, but the whereabouts of the other three was In other developments: Morrison. charges in the deaths of Ramsey and Prime Minister Nikolai Ryzhkov said Tuesday that im­ not known. —^pie West German government — prevented by its Bryan Chase, 18. She also was sentenced ports of medicine and consumer goods could be cut by At the Canadian compound, troops entered and briefly constitution from deploying forces outside the NATO to six life prison terms for two counts of two-thirds because of lack of foreign currency. He said detained the consuls from the United States, Britain, area — said it had given the United States a list of more attempted murder, two counts of solicita­ the nation’s loan debt service has risen to $12.5 billion a Ireland, Australia and Canada, who were meeting there. than 50 merchant ships that could be used to transport Rowland and Morrison tion to murder and one count each of year and that Western banks were refusing to lend the Canada issued a formal protest with Iraq. American troops to the gulf. conspiracy to murder and armed Soviet Union more money. Soldiers also entered Belgium’s diplomatic compound burglary. Gorbachev’s report is a combination of a conservative in Kuwait and ordered the two remaining diplomats to —^The Norwegian government offered to help carry Chase was killed after allegedly shoot­ Ryzhkov plan with the more-radical 500-Day plan ap­ leave, officials said in Brussels. The soldiers left after the fuel and supplies to U.S. warships enforcing the unite to beat up Weicker ing Fotopoulos’ wife, Lisa. Hunt, al­ proved by the Russian p»arliament TUesday. economic sanctions and increase its aid to refugees flee­ diplomats fled to the ambassador’s residence nearby. legedly at Fotopoulos’ bidding, hired It accepts large parts of the Russian proposal, written A day earlier, the Dutch government announced a ing the crisis to about $11 million. By JUDD EVERHART tax returns and the sources of his half­ did release the returns, that information Chase to kill Mrs. Fotopoulos so they by economist Stanislav Shatalin, including selling similar incident at its diplomatic residence in Kuwait but could inherit her wealth along with government property to the public, followed by a gradual Italy said it would send an additional warship and The Associated Press million dollars in income last year. was blanked out and no one questioned refused to provide details or say when the incursion oc­ eight Tornado fighter-planes to the gulf region. Italy al­ Weicker took even more heat when it. $700,000 in life insurance. freeing of state-set prices. curred. ready has contributed five ships. STAMFORD — Republican John G. Morrison raised questions about his “You get what you sec in a campaign. Fotopoulos allegedly shot Chase after Rowland and Democrat Bruce A. Mor­ decision to keep more than $11,000 left If it’s a visionary campaign, you’re the 18-ycar-old broke into the house rison took turns Friday beating up on over from his unsuccessful bid for a going to have a visionary governor,” Nov. 4 and shot Mi's. Fotopoulos in the third-party contender Lowell P. Weicker fourth Senate term. Morrison claimed Weicker said. “If’s a dirtbag campaign, head. Prosecutors say he was shot to Lottery Report: man held in Iran Jr. in the first debate among the three that was a violation of Senate rules. you’re going to have a dirtbag gover­ prevent exposure of The plot. Mrs. gubernatorial candidates. Weicker said it was allowed under nor.” Fbtopoulos recovered from her wound. But Weicker, the current leader in the federal law, but he dicn wrote a check to The three also squabbled over the Hunt apologized to the victims’ Here are the latest lottery results from around New charity for the amount he had kept. issue of a state personal income tax. families Thursday and. blamed England. polls who’s running under his newly freed after years in prison created Connecticut Party ticket, easily At die debate, Weicker said the only Only Rowland would say flatly that he Fotopoulos. held his own and, recalling his losing issue should have been how much he would veto an income tax. “He’s evil, vicious and a professional Connecticut Morrison stuck to his position diat he assassin who eliminates human beings PHILADELPHIA (AP) — An 1988 campaign when he was compared earned and how much he paid in taxes, 2-7-4. Play four: 3-0-2-4. Lotto: Rabhan’s friend and attorney of Iran, Rabhan was physically would only sign one into law if the idea for a living and for his. own personal American businessman who once Phillips Hamilton of Sutesboro, to a sleeping bear, proclaimed, ‘The bear that voters care more about issues like 18-23-27-28-31-38 abused and his weight once fell by jobs and running state government. were first approved by voters in a gain,” she said. “He didn’t jiist eliminate worked as a pilot for Jimmy Carter Ga., confirmed to The Associated 44 pounds. He spent part of his im­ is back.” Rowland scoffed at what he said was statewide referendum. others’ lives, he eliminated minds as has been allowed to leave Iran after Press this morning that family mem­ prisonment in solitary confinement All tlirce candidates said after the Rhode Island Weickcr’s “righteous indignation” and Weicker and Rowland ridiculed Mor­ well.” spending more than a decade in bers told him Rabhan had left Iran in a windowless cell. hour-long session tliat they were pleased Daily: 9-9-1-5 how, during his 18 years as a Republican rison for diat stance, with Weicker saying prison, a newspiapter reported today. for Zurich. He said Rabhan was ex­ “I’m happy and I’m sad,” Ms. witli their performances and had made U.S. senators, “you would go on and on governors are elected to lead, not follow, E. David Rabhan, 64, was pected to arrive in Atlanta later Jacobson told the Inquirer. “I’m die points they wanted to make. Northern New England and on about the importance of full dis­ and Rowland calling the idea “goveni- released from Iran’s Evin Prison on today. happy he will soon be here and sad But Rowland, a three-term con­ Pick three: 8-3-5. Pick four: 6-0-1-4 closure.” ment by referendum.” Mutiny ends Aug. 6, and flew out of Tehran late bemuse he lost more than 10 years gressman from Waterbury, was the feis- “You had to be .shamed into disclosing Thursday, The Philadelphia Inquirer “When he gets here and I see him. of his life.” tiest combatant, repeatedly jabbing Weicker said voters had already been Massachusetts I’ll say he’s out,” Hamilton said. the information,” Rowland said. BOSTON (AP) — Gov. Michael S. Daily: 6-0-5-6 reported. “His physical condition is good,” Weicker on questions about Weicker’s diro.h’.ti a couple of referendums, when The newspaper said Rabhan was personal finances and the way he Morrison said he was proud of having Democrats diis week chose Morrison as Dukakis closed the book on the Mas- Rabhan’s mother, Frances, in said Ms. Jacobson, who has spoken returning to the United States via proposes to rectify the mounting budget raised the issue with Weicker. sachusetLs Mutiny on Friday when he Savannah, Ga„ said, “I can’t give to her brother on the phone. “I don’t dicir nominee over suite Rep. William J. Switzerland. The Swiss Embassy, problems. Weicker said he had fulfilled his Cibes Jr. in a primary, when Rowland returned from a European trade mission you any information until my son know if he has gained the weight and ended Lt. Gov. Evelyn Murphy's through which the U.S. government back.” Morrison, a four-temi congres.sman obligations. was nominated by Republicans and when Index gets here.” “A candidate for governor has every brief reign as acting governor. maintains contacts with Iran, would After leaving the presidency from Hamden, piled on die personal Weicker gather 1()5,()(K) petition signa­ not confirm the newspaper’s report finance question too, accusing Weicker right to ... release die amount of money tures to get on the ballot as an indepen­ There was some consolation for Mur­ Rabhan worked as a pilot for Carter described Rabhan as a phy in die aftennath of an episode that that it looked after Rabhan’s inter­ of thinking he was above die rules others made and the taxes paid on it,” Weicker dent. Bubble Gum 14,15 N ation/^ rid 9-11 Jimmy Carter during his guber­ hostage and a political prisoner, but sunk her foundering race for governor. Business 13 ests and guaranteed he would not play by. said “But after Uiat, you get into personal O bituaries 4 natorial campaign in Georgia. neither the Reagan nor Bush ad­ matters and dicre 1 think a candidate for “You missed one referendum,” An aide said Dukakis would consider Classified 33-39 O pinion 12 flee before being given a visa to Rabhan was arrested in Iran in 1979, ministrations considered him a Last month, Weicker, a former thrcc- Comics 30-32 People 16 terni Republican U.S. senator, had governor has a right to privacy.” Rowland said to Weicker. “We had one adopting some elements of her plan to leave Iran. during Carter’s presidency, while hostage. Focus 17-32 Reliaion 28 Fart of the reason he had balked at (in 1988) in the U.S. Senate race” — die re.strudure the slate’s frail budget. The Inquirer said Rabhan’s sister working on a food business venture. refused to release his federal tax returns Hobbies 20 Senior Citizens 29 Joan Jacobson said Iranian The Inquirer quoted a May letter for 1989. But Morrison, and some releasing his suite and federal returns election Weicker lost. Dukakis said he planned to meet Homo ie Sports 40-48 He was charged with spying. Both from Secretary of State James A. was that it would have required him to Morri.son defended the referendum Saturday with assistants to discu.ss the Local/State 5.6 authorities agreed to allow Rabhan editorial writers, raised such a furor over Social 19 Rabhan and Carter have denied the Baker 111 to Carter saying it would reveal die amount of alimony he was idea, saying “1 trust the people to slate budget, which already is running at LottOTY 2 Television 21-27 to leave the country Sept. 3 for un­ charge. what Weicker might be trying to hide, X Manchester Has It 7 not help Rabhan “to politicize the diat Weicker ultimately released partial paying to his two former wives. When he decide.” a deficit two months into llie fiscal year. W eather 4 known reasons. According to letters smuggled out case.” 9 9 0 REGIONAL Weather Saturday, SepL 15 Obituaries

a.m. from D’Esposo funeral chapel, Henry Jr., Anthony and Mark Steul­ LOCAL/REGIONAL r Jennie (Stabile) Lynch 277 Folly Brook Blvd., let, all of Manchester, a daughter, Jennie (Stabile) Lynch, 81, of Wethersfield. A mass of Christian East Hartford, formerly of Hartford, Celina Smythe of East Hartford, and burial will be at 10 a.m. in St. two brothers, Robert Steullet of widow of Harry H. Lynch, sister of Augustine’s Church, Hartford. B o ^ 7 y | Mary Vignone of Manchester, died Manchester and Arthur Steullet of Lotto line Burial will be in Soldier’s Field, Vocalists, norida. He has six grandchildren Wednesday at St. Francis Hospital. Wilson. Memorial contributions / and several nieces and nephews. Bom in Hartford, she lived in may be made to tlic American Can­ Hartford most of her life before A prayer service will be held cer Society, 670 Prospect St., Monday at 9 a.m. at the Holmes lasts all day, musicians ^ ^ V ^ ^ ^ > moving to East Hartford nine years Hartford. Calling hours arc Sunday Funeral Home, 400 Main St., J ' V 5 \Ati3n(K ago. from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Tit t V t » ^O c«ai7 She is survived by a son and Manchester. Calling hours are Sun­ 84° I daughter-in-law, Harry T. and Rose Henry J. Steullet Sr. day from 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral most of night needed Lynch of Wethersfield; a daughter Henry J. Steullet Sr., 62, of 50 home. Burial will be in Rose Hill MANCHESTER — The K ^18»0 Accu-WM>Mr.Aao kw. and son-in-law Anne-Marie and Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. Chestnut St., Manchester, died By SCOTT BREDE Manchester Symphony Orchestra Richard Phrcntcau of Indian Harbor Memorial contributions may be Friday (Sept. 14, 1990.) He was Manchester Herald and Chorale is calling for new string cuxtf*’ CKOuor Beach, Fla.; two oilier sisters, Susan man ied to the late Concelta Steullet, made to the American Cancer players and vocalists to join its Stabile of Hartford and Minnie Society, 253 E. Center St., who died in 1989. MANCHESTER — Despite a jackjxit soaring past the membership for the 31st season of Beaudoine of Wethersfield; two He was born in Hanford on Aug. Manchester, CT 06040. concerts. The Orchestra also needs a brothers, Robert Stabile of Sweden $100 million mark, some gold diggers mobbing the Lotto 8, 1928, and had lived in Hartford Express hut Friday wondered if their chance of striking it second clarinet player who will be W eather and Gerald Stabile of Hartford; 10 before moving to Manchester more In Memoriam asked to audition. T | grandchildren and 17 great­ big in the Florida lottery was worth the wait. than 20 years ago. He was a veteran In sad and loving memory of Eleanor “Once you got here, you were pretty much in it for the Rehearsals arc held on Monday 0 grandchildren. She was predeceased Gustafson, who passed away on Sep­ of World War 11, .serving in the duration,” said Richard Carpenteri, of 141 Thtor Lane, evenings from 7:30 to 10 p.m. at 33 - n Partly cloudy, by two brothers, Raymond and Car- Navy. He was employed by Zimmer tember 15,1989. ' Manchester High School. Concerts mclo Stabile, and a sister, Helena who waited more than 90 minutes to pick up two tickets S F Enterprises of East Hartford as a Sadly Missed by, he had purchased on Wednesday. are scheduled for Oct. 28, Dec. 8, shower possible Norbilo. painter and wallpaper hanger. Teri, Rich, Joanne, Jan. 19, April 6, and May 17 and 18. “I could have come back later, but it could have been a The funeral will be Monday at 9 Megan and Andy The October and January concerts He is .survived by three sons. longer wait,” said Caipenteri, who sounded relieved to i! m will feature only the symphony or­ Friday, variable cloudiness with a chance of an after­ finally be walking back to his car and leaving Lotto Ex­ 0 o chestra. The December Christmas noon shower. High 75 to 80. South wind at 10 to 15 mile press, which is at the comer of Spencer and Adams an hour. Chance of rain 30 percent. Sueets. concert is a presentation of the Z 03 chorale. Remaining concerts com­ Friday night, showers. Low 60 to 65. Chance of rain De Klerk, Mandela see link People who bought lottery tickets earlier tliis week H ■< Reginald Plnto/Manchaatar Herald 80 percent. were forced to come back either on Friday or today to bine efforts of both. 1 m Saturday, mostly cloudy with showers likely. High pick up the tickets, which were delivered from Florida. MAKING IMPROVEMENTS — Dan Delano of Manchester For more information, call Betsy around 75. Chance of rain 60 percent. Henderson, managing director, at ^ X The drawing will be held at 10:58 p.m., tonight. installs siding on a Charter Oak Street residence. Delano Weather summary for Thursday, Sept. 13,1990: behind township violence “I had no idea the system [of getting the tickets] would 659-8260, or Sherrill Stott, person­ 1 m Temperature; high of 86 at 7:30 p.m., low of 65 at 3'30 have been this bad,” said Harriet Green, of Milford Road, works for Lenti House Improvement, Manchester. nel director, at 871-9111. a.m. By GREG MYRE traveling from Johannesburg to Almost 800 blacks have died in who was upset with the wait. Precipitation: none. The Associated Press Soweto. the townships ringing Johannesburg “To me, if you come up with just a receipt of your pur­ “We arc dealing with highly since fighting erupted in early chase,^ you should be able to collect the prize.” Green o o JOHANNESBURG, South Africa professional killers,” Mandela, the said. “We shouldn’t have been made to stand here and Cropley’s Lawn and Garden Center — Nelson Mandela said Friday that August. The main combatants have African National Congress leader, been Zulus loyal to the conservative pick up the tickets.” 1262 BOSTON TURNPIKE BOLTON. CONNECTICUT 06043 HOURS ^ 3 he and President F.W. dc Klerk had said at a Johannesburg news con­ Mon.-Fri. 9-6 ;;; r n Manchester Herald Inkatha movement and Xhosas and The line was long all day Friday. Faced with humid (203) 649-6364 Sal. & Sun. 9-5 rn CO concluded a “hidden hand” was or­ ference after meeting with de Klerk weather, hostilities arose. At about 3 p.m., a scuffle other blacks supporting Mandela’s P CO chestrating the black township fight­ in Pretoria. broke out between people in line. No one was injured, Founded Dec. 15, 1881 as a weekly. ANC. ing to undermine peace talks aimed “Tlic government is convinced but infractions were issued to two people involved, Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. at black-white power sharing. O O this is no longer a clash between Anti-apartheid groups have al­ police said. All Shrubs Off Five blacks were killed in Soweto m z black and black,” he said. “There is leged that police, rogue elements of Lotto Express hired two members of the Manchester USPS 327-500 on Friday and 15 others were VOL. CIX, No. 296 a hidden hand here die government the security forces and white ex­ Police Department to handle the crowds. Featuring 2 G allon! Q > thrown from moving uains and in­ intends to track down.” “We brought down barricades and police tape to get > 1“ Acting Publisher jured in Johannesburg, police said. tremists have spurred on the fight­ Jeanne G. Fromerth Asked who he thought was ing. Wimcsscs in several townships things organized around here,” said Police Officer Sandy Rhododendrons Hydrangea 33 CO On Thursday night, youths with responsible, Mandela said, “We have claimed that masked white Ficara, one of officers who helped control the pack. Azaleas . . Burning Bush Executive Edtor guns and machetes killed 26 people don’t know ... but we have our own The swarm dissipated at about 9:30 p.m., said Jean 33 > Vincent Michael Valvo and injured more than 100 on a train men participated. But no proof has Junipers suspicions.” He refused to elaborate. been offered. Pagani, a co-owner of the Lotto Express. > “ * News Editor____ . Andrew C Spitzler About 36,0(X) of the $2 tickets were sold at the Lotto T3 Associate Editor .Eileen Hiromi Mae Express during the course of the week. STARK FRUIT TREES - n o w Features Editor _ _ Dianna M. Talbot Sports Editor___ Today, people who bought their tickets before ______Len Auster Police still look for clues Thursday can show up at Lotto Express to collect them Business Manager _ Jeanne G. Fromerth starting at 10 a.m., while those who bought their tickets Circulation Manager ____Gerlinde Colletti on Thursday have to wait until 2 p.m. Production Director _ ____Sheldon Cohen Pressroom Manager _ Robert H. Hubbard in Fla. college slayings CANADIAN HEMLOCK 3 Ft. B & B Main Telephone Number New bus routes 643-2711 GAINESVILLE, Fla. — Sear­ Circulation Telephone Number H)lk County authorities, mcan- outside the apartment where Christa chers waded through alligator-in- By JACQUELINE BENNETT Were *20->24“ Each 647-9946 whde, announced tJiat tlic Florida Hoyt, 18, was slain. A/OkV ^ 1 2 ^ ^ fc.stcd swamps and scoured dense Department of L.aw Enforcement Manchester Herald except Sunday and certain holidays by woods in humid 90-degrce heat At the Williamsburg site, sear­ ^ Manchester Publishing Co.. 16 Brainard Place had taken “btxly s;unplcs” from chers kept a close watch for a 4'/2- Friday, looking for evidence in the •Stephen Hates, 30, a burglary COVENTRY — On the heels of complaints from HARDY FALL MUMS M an^ester, Conn, 06040. Second class postage paid at grisly slayings of five college stu­ foot-long alligator that slithered Manchester, Conn. Postmaster. Send address changes .sus[>cct jailed in Bartow. parents, school officials say revised bus routes will be dents. away when they came near. available early next week. ^ ^ 0 ^ ^ ° Box 591, Manchester, Bates is one of the two sus[x;cl.s Searchers using dogs, metal Searchers looking for body parts publicly identified by police. Six Business manager Frank Muri told the Board of The ^ ^ w t e r Herald is a member ol The Associated detectors and probes examined Hog- and other evidence concenualed on other [K’ople also are considered Education Thursday during a meeting at Coventry High neg.«4« /VOkV Press, the Audit Bureau of Circulation, the New England wilderness areas near the three town Creek and wooded areas ^3 ^ SUS[K'CtS. School that he will review the routes and they will be so^*tior^'^'^*'°'^ ^ England Newspaper As- apartments where tlic bodies of five Thursday around the Hawaiian Vil­ made available to local newspapers for publication next O'" ^ Near the Williamsburg Apart­ lage Apartment where su.spect Ed­ J^lve ry. If you don't receive your Herald students were found slain almost ments, (iamcsville police and Navy week. by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 am. Saturdays please llirec weeks ago. ward Lewis Humphrey lived. t -i* ■ searchers combed dense wotxJs 30 Two weeks ago, several parents complained to the 3 For ^9 ®® ^ f®ach your Rusty knives, metal, paper Investigators already have taken board about long routes that were resulting in their c a /^ , ca l subscnber service at 647-9946 by 6 o m yards behind die aparunent where blood and hair samples from him at weekdays for delivery in Manchester ^ ^ products and clotJiing were among tlic iKidies of ific first two victims_ children arriving late to school. Parents also said tlicy Suggested carrier rates are 51.80 weekly $7.70 lor the items found. Officials said it will tile Bre vard County Jail, where he were confused about pick-up and arrival times as well as Sonja Larson, 18, and Chri.stiua has been held since days after the HOLLAND BULBS ARE HERE! one i^ n th $23.10 for three months, $46 20 for six take lab work and analysis to deter­ exact routes, because the routes were changed after pub­ montfrs and $92.40 for one year. Newsstand p ri« 35 1 owcll, 17 — were found Aug. 26. slayings on unrelated charges that he cents a copy. ^ mine if tlicy are connected to tbe lication. slayings. Simihu .searches were going on beat up his grandmother. behind the Gatorwood Apartments, Kathleen Ryan, transportation committee chairwoman Plant NOV, for SPRING color “It’s right on target,” police Lt. “We have a lot of information on a^)ut a mile away, where the bodie.s said, “Things are quieting down. The routes are still long Sadie Danicll said of the searches Mr. Humphrey, but we have not of Manny Taboada, 23, and Tracy and are going to be. We have two fewei buses and tlie (Tulips, Daftodiis, Crocus, and much more!) tliat ended Friday afternoon. connected him to these murders,” town is not any smaller.” I aulcs, 23, were found Aug. 28. and Darnell said. 1 9 9 0 state pols Banks seek to force realty denounce into bankruptcy action MANCHESTER HAS IT REPLACE YOUR BASEMENT DOOR HARTFORD (AP) — Six Con­ were Connecticut Bank and Trust ritt Interfinancial Bancorp. 288 Center Street oil-tax plan necticut banks filed suit Friday to Co., Bank of Boston Connecticut, Earlier this week. The First force West Hartford-based real es­ Mechanics Savings Bank, Bank of West Hartford filed We Buy and Sell By JOHN DIAMOND tate giant Colonial Realty Co. and People’s Bank, Burritt Intcrfinan- claims totalling $2.4 million II H€t\R ACm The Associated Press its partners into involuntary cial Bancorp, and Connecticut against the founders and majority Baseball Cards A Full Service Hearing Aid Center bankruptcy, according to a news Savings Bank. partners of Colonial Realty Co., WASHINGTON — An oil import tax proposed by repwrt Together, the six banks have attaching five properties in West Mon to Sat. 3 PM to 7 PM 6 4 5 -6 9 6 1 participants in the closed-door budget summit would Attorneys for the six banks claimed they are owed a total of EILEEN DAVIS, M.A. Hartford and iWmington against National Board Certified cripple the already limping New England economy, Con­ filed four petitions in U.S. more than $40 million. Googel and Sisti. Free Estimates • Any size, width, length, height FOR RENT 400 Sq Ft. necticut lawmakers warn. Bankruptcy Court in Hartford According to court documents, Last week. Colonial officials is­ 27 Hartford Tpke. 146 Hazard Ave.. Suite 104 With word leaking out that the summiteers have Friday asking the court to force CBT claimed Colonial owes the sued a statement acknowledging Call 643-1442 Route 83 Johnson Medical Building agreed to taxes on many petroleum products, including Colonial Realty partners Jonathan bank a total of close to $26 mil­ that Colonial was trying to STEEL FOUNDATION PLATES Vernon. CT 06066 Enfield. CT 06082 imported crude, members of the Connecticut delegation N. Googel, Benjamin Sisti and lion. Other money allegedly owed restructure its debts and protect its ON ALL INSTALLATIONS TODl K irb y (203) 646-7900 (203) 763-4096 Frank Shuch into Chapter Seven 3U B H ilR )V ^ 643-4644 are moving quickly to head off a potentially crippling to the banks includes $4 million hundreds of Connecticut inves­ Tohe^iproieclagaitwtoundatlonefoeloncausedbysnow.ralnandun. 872-6236 I Sandwiches & Salads proposal. bankruptcy for defaulting on a to Bank of Boston Connecticut; tors. The company blamed the wanM Insects and ndems. I number of loans, according to a “An oil import tax would be an absolute outrage,” said almost $2 million to Mechanics downturn in the real estate market T 1 Rep. Nancy Johnson, R-Conn. “It would have a dis­ repx)rt Friday by WFSB-TV. Savings Bank; $10,250,000 to and a credit crunch for its The banl^ filing the petitions O proportionate impact on the Nonheast.” People’s Bank; $350,000 to Bur­ problems. Phone; (203) 646-3577 Lawmakers from northeastern states said they were 33 n not about to wait for the budget summit to conclude before they begin lobbying. “Dear Colleague” letters 2 F went out from the offices of New England lawmakers. FEDORA OPTICAL I Red Win^ Shoes And a coalition of oil-dependent states laid out the Retraining fund proposed FEDORA OPTICAL, PETER J. FEDORA U m economic damage an import tax would do to the region. Work Shoe Specialists Licensed Opnciun O o HARTFORD (AP) — State defense-related jobs in 1989. United Technologies Inc. and the Sizes 6 to 16 AA-EEEE “The imposition of such a tax would be bad tax policy, Senate leader John Larson on Friday Defense contractors in the state have P E T E R J. F E D O R A Electric Boat Division of General t JlV kViV' u >■ Medicare Assignment Contact bad energy policy and bad economic policy,” 28 law­ ^ /i Lu ensei! Opiiaan ^ CD renewed his call for a $50 million announced another 2,700 layoffs, he Dynamics. Accepted Lenses makers said in a letter circulated late last week. fund of state bonds to help Connec­ said. .V'5 -4 -< An oil import fee of $5 per barrel would translate into Rep. Sam Gejdenson, D-Conn., ticut’s defense contractors retrain Larson, D-East Hartford, pushed who helped organize the conference m . a $106 annual penalty for every man, woman and child 485 Hartford Road M on.-W cd.Frii: 9:00-5:31 their workers and shift to new for a similar measure in the legisla­ with Larson, told about 150 atten­ •Contact Lenses o V in the northern and eastern states, according to calcula­ products to survive anticipated tive session earlier this year. The bill (Keeney Mall) Thurs.: 9:00-8:00 tions by the Northeast-Midwest Congressional Coalition. dees that the federal government Mancliester, Ct. 06040 Sat.: 9:00-1:00 defense cuts. had broad support and appeared can’t afford to wait any longer ■1 Hour Service Available The South and West, by contrast, would pay $52 per per­ Larson, the Senate president pro close to passing in the final hours of son because to its warm climate and lower oil consump­ before offering aid to defense-reliant •Free Adjustments tern, told defense contractors and the session, but died in the House as industries. tion. other businessmen gathered at a time expired in the session. He suggested, for instance, that 'YeSf w e do w indow s" •Medicare Assignment Accepted On a state-by-state basis, the damage could be even conference at the state Capitol that Larson’s comments came at a MANCHESTER greater. Connecticut residents would pay $132 per year Sikorsky Aircraft, the Stratford- Certain Teed Vinyl Replacement Windows •Senior Citizen Discounts o o the money is desperately needed to one-day conference sponsored by based helicopter maker, might be to finance such a tax. And in chilly Maine, the cost help struggling defense contractors the Legislative Task Force on MEMORIAL CO. would rise to $188. capable of making high-speed, •Family Plans m r n move into new product fields. Manufacturing and defense giants r n CO Rep. Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn., called the oil import light-rail commuter trains. •Sports -- Safety Glasses -- Sun Glasses Opp. East Cemetery “I think it could go as high as P CO tax proposal a revival of an old, discredited idea. $1(X) million based on the layoff OVER 45 “We are going to fight this tooth and nail,” said Ken­ •Eyeglass Prescriptions Filled Or figures we’ve heard recently,” Lar­ CALL 649-5807 YEARS O O nelly. “There’s nothing new about these arguments. It’s son said. “But we’ve got to put $50 EXPERIENCE Copied From Your Glasses m z discriminatory to the Northeast. It’s an inefficient tax.” million, minimum, into manufactur­ 643-7787 Both Johnson and Kennelly are members of the tax­ ing.” UMnbw Manclwalw •Children’s Eyewear a > CtamlMr 01 Conmarc* writing House Ways and Means Committee, which He said Connecticut lost 1,550 QUALITY MEMORIALS > 1“ would have to approve any tax proposal that emerges HARRISON STREET MANCHESTER 3) CO from the budget summit, a bipartisan group of congres­ ALUMINUM SERVICES sional leaders and Bush administration officials. They SERVING HOMEOWNERS FOR OVER 30 YRS 485 Hartford Road X > said they would put up a fight in committee if leadership (Keeney Mall) > tried to push through an oil imptort tax. “0 But Kennelly sounded exasperated that she and other Manchester, CT 06040 New Englanders were being forced to fight a battle they EVERYTHING IN GLASS o thought they had won years ago. Haitrlipslpr Hpral^i WE CAN’T HIDE BEHIND OUR PRODUCT ” CO “A couple of years ago we had to go on the floor and 646-3577 set our hair on fire about this.” Kennelly said. “I can’t Serving the Manchester believe that at this time when we’re supposed to spread j. A. WHITE GLASS CO., inc the pain around and you have all these arguments against “Diet Center area for 100 years Mon.-Wed., Fri.: 9:00-5:30 it and they go back to an old chestnut. It just bothers 649-7322 RICK BURNETT 16 Brainard Place Thursday: 9:00-8:00 me.” won’t feed you a IN OUR 40lh YEAR Both Kennelly and Johnson said they would loudly Manchester Saturday: 9:00-1:00 31 BISSELL ST. MANCHESTER point out that the Southwest is benefiting heavily not lot of nonsense!’ Fall Special • MIRRORS• SHOWER DOORS• STORE FRONTS only from the rise in oil prices but also from the savings Susan SaintJames 203-643-2711 • SAFETY GLASS • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES• ETC. and loan bailout. SIDING, ROOFING & Lose fat, not muscle. Kcm m uIi Sen. Lloyd Bentson, D-Texas, the Senate Finance VINYL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS Committee chairman, proposed the impxjrt tax along with shows 92% ot the wciglil lost is excess l.it, not w.iter oi imisi. le Thru September 30 a host of other energy taxes. awnings • accountants • air-conditioning Eat realfood. No pi epackaged CUSTOM KITCHEN CENTER As drafted by Bentson and discussed in the closed- meals rei|uiretl » . , __ • auto parts • bakers • builders Serving The Area For 25 Years door summit, the impxtrt tax would kick in only when the Getfast results. | price of oil dropped to $20 a barrel or lower. Thus, in • buyers • bartenders •^UTPenters Custom Designed Baths And Kitchens W.itch i k i u i k Is ^ • car washers • i’lild care times of crisis in the Mideast such as now, when the C e n U 'r SALE ON Total Remodeling price has risen to more than $30 px:r barrel, consumers rifki Un WHITE ALUMINUM •EXPS^ENCGD workmanship ' designe • drillers C rntrr liu Visit Our Newly Remodeled Showroom wouldn’t be saddled with paying an additional import Wr«p(t>l <>( h Mill rj( li iniliM diii) g u t t e r s & •QUALITY MATERIALS • driver lectricians Talk With Our Cerlilied Kiichen Designer BOTTLED SPRING WATER tax. d o w n s p o u t s Benison’s plan calls for a tax that would make up any •LOW. LOW PRICES enginet' rminators PREMIUM PACKAGED AND BLOCKED ICE ★ s t r o n g gap between the price of oil per barrel and the $20 figure. 113 Main Street ★ E F F ia E N T FOR A FAST framer If oil was selling for $15 p)er barrel, for example, the tax urners ' ... © R S I THE DIFFERENCE IS CLEAR Manchester ★ GOOD LOOKING FREE ESTIMATE on imported oil would be $5. TWough dm method, rr s A HEALTHY CHOICE ★ INEXPENSIVE CALL • haircu general contractors domestic producers, whose product would not be taxed, 6 4 7 -0 4 6 9 MANCHESTER ICE 643-1129 would have a guaranteed minimum price of $20 pjer bar­ ICAVY DUTY TRPLE-TRACK ALUMINUM 646-6598 I heaters • janitors • masons Manchester i j rel. STORMWtCOWSMg” i

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By MARCUS ELIASON Feminists fight The Associated Press

LONDON — The islanders are restless. Hordes of . N tourists are pouring into their hallowed sanctuaries, in­ Souter placement truding upon their ancient ways, corrupting them with cash, snapping their pictures. By DIANE DUSTON Souter did not use the words during the It sounds like a familiar lament from some exotic The Associated Press Senate Judiciary Committee hearings this comer of the old empire, but these islanders are the week, but while New Hampshire attorney The Associated Press general he signed a brief that contained the lan­ British, and many are fed up with the more than 17 mil­ WASHINGTON — Feminist leaders said PROTESTORS ARRESTED — Two protesters are held lion tourists passing annually through their small and Friday the clock would be turned back 25 years guage. crowded realm. on women’s rights if David Soulcr is con­ against a wall in a Senate office building in Washington D.C., However, during the hearings Friday, Soulcr The problem has become serious enough to merit a firmed as a Supreme Court justice. where the Senate Judiciary Committee is holding hearings on .said he has not made up his mind on the abor­ government task force. The English Tourist Board has “If we lose this one, we’ll never get it back,” tion rights issue and would consider both sides Supreme Court nominee David Souter. produced a leaflet that appeals to visitors, foreign and said Eleanor Smeal, president of the Feminist if he is confirmed. domestic, to behave themselves. Majority, who is lobbying the Senate to reject “Always remember you are the guest: show considera­ the nominee. “1 have not got any agenda on what should tion for residents and their environment,” the leaflet Smeal said she had read all 200 of Souter’s be done with Roc vs. Wade,” Souter in begins. “Respect local laws and customs.” It is called “20 legal opinions and believes he would work to reference to the case dial legalized abortion. “I While-Yoii-W.i it* Tips for Visitors.” cut off women’s access to birtli control and would listen to both sides of that case. 1 have It advises tourists not to photograph the locals without abortion. not made up my mind and 1 would not go on permission; to refrain from touching valuable tapestries, Molly Yard, president of the National Or­ die court saying 1 must go one way or I must vases and paintings; avoid wearing high-heeled shoes in The Associated Press ganization for Women, said Souter revealed his go the other way.” historic buildings; and dress appropriately in holy places. NOT QUITE BACK TO SCHOOL — Gregg Covan, 6, finds an awkward way to get comfort­ opposition to abortion by calling it the “killing REMQUNT Although William Davis, chairman of the Tourist able while sitting at his desk in the Eliot School in Boston. of unborn children.” But Yard said that Soutcr’s repeated Board, insisted in launching the leaflet that “We don’t “'lliat’s the language of the right wing,” Yard reference to the abortion rights position as “the want to nag,” some of the tips have a distinctly nannyish said. other side,” was evidence of where he stcxid. tone. Tourists arc advised to say please and thank you, and when complaining, to “do it politely.” Dispute over Marilyn medals “Don’t argue with staff who seek to enforce rules,” it Police duty WEEKLY BINGO says. “They arc only doing their jobs.” PARIS (AP) — A dispute over the The coins have ncr lace and name lawsuit had been filed, but he would rights to Marilyn Monroe’s image is TUESDAY And, inevitably, “Don’t push, shove or jump queues.” on one side and, on the other, her not rule out the possibility. keeping a French mint from dis­ Davis says the leaflet does not mean to single out nude figure in the reclining pose “The estate of Marilyn Monroe 7 .O 0 P M foreigners as the sole offenders — it isn’t being trans­ tributing a gold medallion depicting reproduced on countless posters and stripped Qiirch of the Assumption has French trademarks covering this her nude figure. lated into other languages — but it comes at a time of calendars in the 28 years since her classification,” Richman said. 22 South Adams Street heated debate about whether tourism is good for the na­ La Monnaie de I^iris, established suicide. By MARK FRITZ 'ManchestGr,Cr tion. in the time of the Emperor Char­ The gold medallions arc of 18- $200AAnlssion Richman claimed he controlled The Associated Press owr 51,000 Cash Fhizes Foreign tourism generates $42 billion a year for lemagne, is a branch of the Finance the rights to the commercialization karat gold, less than an inch in Ministry. It took the medallion off $500.00 Jackpot Britain and employs 1.5 million people, making it a of her image and La Monnaie de diameter and weigh slightly more EAST BERLIN — An East German official in charge AfrCondrtibnarf ^ the market because of claims by prime money-earner as heavy industry declines. F^aris halted sales of the medallions than a quarter-ounce. of disbanding the secret police was stripped of tho.se Roger Richman, a California licens­ SUNDAY, September 16 It is spreading well beyond the familiar landmarks of in 1988, Cahart said. duties Friday after lawmakers criticized him for keeping ing agent. Cahart said most of the medal­ London. Foreign tourism in Oxford rose 44 percent be­ Early in August, Richman told lions produced had been sold, but former agents on his payroll. La Monnaie de F^is has made Weekly Only tween 1983 and 1988. Bath recorded a 38 percent in­ The Associated FYcss in Los An­ would not say how many there were FYime Minister Lothar de Maiziere relieved Interior medallions for 400 years and first crease, York and Canterbury 33 percent. geles: “We arc now in the process of or give the market value, citing the Minister Peter-Michael Diestel of reponsibility for a llam-8pm produced the Marilyn medals in Health Tip Internal tourism, measured by the 109 million over­ settlement negotiations.” He said no negotiations with Richman. committee investigating the dreaded security arm of the night hotel stays in 1989, also is a vast industry. bronze in 1985, said Patrice Cahart, old Communist regime, a spokeswoman said. director of the mint. Let Kay's experts reset your diamonds and Some of the people under invasion are protesting, and The change was the latest development in a chaotic “It was part of a series of medal­ this has prompted the government to announce a task ilth Annual government that will soon be out of business when West precious gems in the mounting of your lions featuring about a dozen cinema force to identify problem areas. Germany assumes control of the economically reeling choice, while you wait*. Choose from a large “I travel around the country a lot and have noticed a stars struck to commemorate the ST JAMES CHURCH country on Oct. 3, the formal date of German unifica­ Cannes Film Festival,” he said in an growing tension about tourism, and we are seeking a way tion. selection ofpopular mountings, all in 14K interview. “It is something done f of heading off a backlash which could damage the entire gold. You can also purchase additional stones quite frequently with figures from 9 ^ § FALL FESTIVAL industry,” said Ivor Manley, the Employment Depart­ De Maiziere spokeswoman Angela Merkel said to add to your new setting. We carry a ment official chosen to head the team. the arts, theater, etcetera.” 696 Main Street, Manchester EberhardrH Stief,.Stipf statesi.nip secretary in the minisU’y,minisu-y, woulcwould Roy D. Katz “In some areas, like Portsmouth or Bradford, a In 1987, the mint produced the take over the role of overseeingr\vnrcp/»ino thethn secretcf»rrpt policennlipp comrnm - variety of loose diamonds and precious gems Marilyn medal in gold because of an 643-4129 museum is welcomed as a badge of civic pride, but in mittee. in all sizes, shapes and colors. order from a Japanese dealer, Cahart others such a plan would cause resentment,” he said at a said. The committee last week gave the government a list HOUSEHOLD HAZARD WE DO APPRAISALS! news conference. “They do not want tourists in their September 13,14 and 15 of 5,000 people who once worked for the secret police A safety hazard occurs when town and will not build for them.” Thursday and Friday unit known as the Stasi and had been assigned to various you combine chlorine bleach Officials say they want to spread tourism to less government ministries. with acids or ammonia; it •Time permitting, up to one hour before closing. familiar territory, such as Liverpool or the Romney Mar­ FREEZER LAMB produces chlorine gas that ir­ Officials subsequently fired or suspended nearly 60 shes of Kent county. Rather than head straight for 5pm-11pm ritates the eyes, skin, and Add variety to your mealtime... people on the list still holding government posts, most Westminster Abbey, how about seeing the Victorian cot­ respiratory tract. In large doses, Four ways tobuy: Cash, NCNB/Kay Charge, of them in Diestel’s ministry ton mills of Lancashire, or going down into a Yorkshire You’ll enjoy the quality Saturday 1 lam-11 pm it can be fatal. This can happen when bleach is mixed with some Bankcard or Interest Free Layaway coal mine? of locally grown lamb. RIDES, fttrliament spent the better part of a 14-hour session toilet bowl cleaners containing Davis of the Tourist Board worries about “the growing FREE LAMB RECIPES GAME BOOTHS on Thursday debating the recent allegations that the acid. To clean the toilet bowl, tendency to use the word ‘tourist’ as a tenn of abuse.” government was sdll rife with Stasi agents. use a bowl cleaner, or an in-the- Phrases such as “tourism plague” and “hordes,” he FOOD, However, a vote to demand Diestel’s resicnation tank sanitizer, but not both. Stock up for the winter. protests, are “totally and utterly inappropriate to describe CRAFTS, failed after de Maiziere defended the interior minister, visitors whom we ought to be making feel welcome in All lambs cut and who also is the deputy prime minister. this country.” wrapped for your freezer. RAFFLES, De Maiziere relieved Diestel of his dudes in an effort Lately, arguments are being heard that tourism is more KAY trouble than it’s worth. g ia n t t a g s a l e , to calm the polidcal crisis, Merkel said. Die.stel has be­ come a focal point for lawmakers seeking a more ag­ JEWELERS ‘Tourist coaches congest the central area, and park FREE entertainment gressive purge of the old security apparatus. with impunity,” Alfred Sherman wrote in The Sunday The diamond people® KIDDIE CORNER, Nattoffl Ctwitrt Telegraph. “labile buildings are disfigured by di.splays Merkel also said de Maiziere would authorize an in­ 348 Main Street of gimcrack souvenirs. The tawdry nightlife which mass Rt. 83, Ellington, CT MUCH MORE! vestigation of his Cabinet ministers after the head of a Manchester o 1989 Kay Jrw clcn. Inc tourism evokes makes our city centers and suburbs even previous committee invesdgadng the Stasi said four more vicious.” 871-0270 f r e e A o m is s io n ministers had worked for the secret police. 649-1025 Human gene therapy study begins American and Arab cultures clash The episode is the latest in a scries of By HARRY F. ROSENTHAL “I’m sure this will be one of the most By JOHN KING years to come. produce the enzyme adenosine incidents that have caused increasing The Associated Press closely watched human beings on the The Associated Press The child suffers from a rare genetic deaminase, or ADA, which is essential cultural strains between the Americans face of the earth today,” said Don Ral- disease called ADA Deficiency, which for an immune system to function nor­ and their Saudi hosts. WASHINGTON — A 4-year-old girl bovsky, a spokesman for the National In­ DHAHRAN, Saudi Arabia — A weakens her immune system so that it mally. This leaves them vulnerable to in­ Earlier in the week, the Saudi govern­ received an intravenous injection Friday stitutes of Health in Bethesda, Md., variety show with women dancers that cannot fight infection and disease. fections and diseases most people can ment complained to U.S. commanders and made history by becoming the first where the procedure was conducted. fight off. expatriates were staging as a morale patient to receive gene therapy. The therapy involves inserting cura­ About 1 billion cells — approximately booster for U.S. troops was canceled about American soldiers venturing into “The patient is doing beautifully,” said tive genes into human cells. Its first a small thimbleful — were mixed in a The best of the current treatments for Friday after the Saudi government com­ Saudi towns carrying their weapons. Dr. French Anderson, a scientist at the therapeutic use was given final approval saline solution in the first infusion, the 10 children bom in North America plained, military officials said. Saudi officials have also been relaying National Heart, Lung and Blood In­ only hours before by the Food and Drug which took about a half hour. each year suffering from the disease, is a The Saudis said their objection was complaints about women in the military stitute. Administration. bone marrow transplant with a donor based on television coverage of the driving on Saudi roads. Women are not The family now has new hope for “’^is is a small but crucial step to Anderson said he would not expect to whose tissue type matches the child’s. show, which Lt. Col. John Olsen, a U.S. allowed to drive here. their child,” said another researcher. Dr. treating a whole array of genetic dis­ sec results for the first several months But most of the children don’t have a military spokesman, said “caused some The 90-minutc show was being staged Kenneth W. Culver of the National Can­ eases,” said Dr. R. Michael Blaese, but that within a year they should know matched donor, and success with an un­ discomfort on the part of the Saudi by a group of Americans, Britons and other Westerners who wanted to show cer Institutes. another cancer institute researcher on the whether the treatment is working. matched donor is about 50 percent. government and we regret that.” During the 28-minute infusion proce­ project. The Saudis apparently found a bur­ their appreciation to the thousands of The National Institutes of Health has Untreated, children with the disease Americans deployed in Operation Desert dure, the girl — who was not identified Success could lead to use of the proce­ lesque-like dance routine in the first act approval to ueat up to 10 patients with die within the first two years of life. Shield. — sat up in her bed, played and put dure against cancer, hemophilia, sickle of the show especially offensive. They ADA Deficiency. The afflicted children They usually don’t live into their second At opening night Wednesday, 400 stickers on the lab coats of her doctors. cell anemia, AIDS and other diseases in were bom with a gene that does not complained to U.S. military officials decade even with current treatments. after monitoring the show on CBS, members of the 82nd Airborne were which aired a brief segment showing repeatedly brought to their feet by the four women dancers. pcrfomicrs and many said afterward that o Waite may be released “They objected in general, but it was the show was a break from the hcau Tha Associated Press 33 T l pretty clear that it was the women that boredom and isolation of the desert. set them off,” said a military source who Saudi women appear in public draped LETTERS FROM HOME — U.S. Marines on duty in Saudi Arabia 2 F BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) — Britain’s ambas­ breaking the story of secret U.S. arms sales to spoke on condition of anonymity. in clothing that covers their faces, arms received a special mail delivery Friday at their desert outposts. sador has held talks with Lebanon’s leading Iran in 1986 in return for the release of Olsen said the military decided it and legs. Western women also are ad­ Bearing messages of caring and concern, thousands of letters m Shiite Moslem cleric on a plan for swapping American hostages. vised cover their calves and arms when Anglican church envoy Terry Waite for a Shiite would not send audiences to the shows were openly addressed for any and all servicemen to read. O o Its recent reports on Western captives held because of the Saudi objections. in public here. cleric held by Israel, a magazine reported mainly by pro-Iranian factions in Lebanon Friday. z 03 have not been accurate. H - < Al-Shirra magazine said the talks were held Fadlallah, the reputed mentor of the pro- Wednesday between Ambassador David m Iranian Hezbollai), or Party of God, called the Refugee’s story told . Thathem and Mohammed Hussein Fadlallah magazine report “a lie.” MANCHESTER'S t o i and focused on “details of releasing the British The British Embassy in Lebanon could not hostage Terry Waite in return for the release of be reached for comment. 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It was from Mesopotamia that By KAREN BALL ihe dreaded hordes of Assyria, Babylonia and Chaldea The Associated Press swept to iheu- bloody conquests in the Holy Land. It was from Mesopotamia in the 6th century B.C. that WASHINGTON — Shock waves from the Persian Nebuchadnezzar, the ruler of Babylonia, sent his Gulf crisis rippled through the economy in August as record increases in oil prices sent wholesale inflation surging and pushed retail sales into a nose dive. The Labor Department said wholesale prices were up 1.3 percent last month, the stceixst rise in seven months. ROBERT Private economists were pessimistic about future reports. WALTERS “The worst is yet to come,” said Allen Sinai, chief economist at the Boston Co. The government blamed virtually all the increase on higher oil costs that followed Iraq’s Aug. 2 invasion of Kuwait. marauding armies into Ralestine and brought back cap­ A 16.9 percent increase in the price of gasoline and the tive most of the Hebrew {wpulation of that day. 62.5 percent rise in crude petroleum were the highest But the peoples of Mesopotamia did more than make one-month increases recorded since tlic government war. They gave birth to one of the world’s oldest cul­ began tracking those commodities in 1947. tures. Also setting a one-month record was fuel oil, which EXu-ing the prehistoric ice age, the melting ice and soared 38.8 percent. Kerosene, diesel fuel and residual snow made much of the world a pleasant grassland. Men Okay, class, now that I have your attention./. fuels also hit new highs. lived as nomads in tribes and families, wandering from The fallout from the Middle East upheaval has place to place, hunting and gathering food. heightened economists’ fears that higher inflationary But the end of the ice age turned much of the world pressures could push an already weak U.S. economy into into an inhospitable dry place and desert. To survive, Corruption and color a recession. AVOIDING THE PRESS — Robert C. Stempel, left, chairman and chief executive officer of people had to seek homes near a supply of water. Their In more weak economic news, the government said in­ General Motors Corp., makes his way through the news media to avoid questions concerning wandering days were over. Fixed localities grew up MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Rev. dustrial production dropped 0.2 percent in August. That around rivers and lakes. For the first time people were Jesse L. Jackson Jr. didn’t spend Myers, D-Pa., he claimed to be the poor showing in factory activity — the manufacturing the United Auto Workers union contract negotiations with GM Friday in Detroit. forced to live together in communities. much time in Memphis during a victim of a double standard, noting sector’s worst monthly performance since April — was This was the beginning of civilization which reaches whirlwind visit earlier this year — that the House earlier took eight also linked to higher energy prices, analysts said. back to about 5000 B.C. but he stayed long enough to join GEORGE months to expel Rep. Charles Diggs, Friday’s data was the first hard evidence that the oil One of the first of the cultures in the early world grew other blacks in suggesting that a PLAGENZ D-Mich., a black convicted on char­ crisis has indeed had a staggering effect. While private Insurance-pool motorists up in a fertile arch or semicircle that stretched from the white conspiracy exists to persecute ges relating to the misuse of public analysts only expected inflationary pressures to worsen Nile River in the West to Asia Minor in the East and is politicians of his race. funds. in coming months, the White House tried to sound a note known today as the Fertile Crescent. “This determination to cut down of calm. There’s a long list of white On the eastern side of the crescent, the mountains of (black) leaders at all costs may not President Bu.sh called the big jump in wholesale infla­ could face higher rates politicians toppled by official probes be a plan — but it sure is a pattern,” tion “a matter of concern given the state of the Mesopotamia caught the moisture from the winds. The Washington has portrayed himself as or unofficial scandals. Rep. James Jackson told the 1,500 people at­ economy.” But he insisted that energy prices had been HARTFORD (AP) — Insurance the department's property-casualty and 6.6 percent for other drivers. waters rolled down the mountain sides into the Tigris and one of the “black officials all over C. Wright Jr., D-Texas., resigned in tending the Congressional Prayer pushed higher because of unfounded market fears about rates could rise substantially for division. the Euphrates rivers. The rich alluvial soil on the river the land who have been disproptor- disgrace from the powerful position The pool has two sets of rates, Breakfast sponsored by Rep. Harold possible shortages of supplies. Connecticut motorists who buy The pool last raised rates in one for careful drivers who have had banks made the area into a lush paradise of trees and tionately harassed and harrangued of House speaker, followed by Rep. Ford, D-Tenn., a black politician “The speculative atmosphere belies the reality, which policies through a statewide pool March 1989 with a 9.7 percent clean driving records for three years, fruits. by U.S. prosecutors.” While Barry Tony Coelho, D-Calif., the cham­ facing criminal charges in connec­ is that there are sufficient petroleum products,” Bush designed for high-risk drivers. average increase for careful drivers and the other for all other drivers. Here in present-day Iraq tradition places the Garden of was being tried on criminal charges, ber’s majority leader. Allegations of tion with his alleged receipt of more said. “The market should not be going for higher prices.” Insurers have proposed rate in­ Eden. Genesis mentions the Tigris and Euphrates as two his attorney charged that an “assault sexual improprieties damaged the than $1 million in payoffs from a Private economists were far more discouraging. creases averaging 18 percent to 43 of the rivers flowing out of Eden. The Adam and Eve force” of FBI agents travels the careers of Sens. Gary Hart, D-Colo., pair of Tennessee bankers in return “The economic consequences of the Iraqi event is percent for the roughly 183,500 creation story in Genesis shows a marked resemblance to country, targeting black political and John Tower, R-Texas, as well as A&N C lson srs & Laundromat for the exercise of his political in­ leaders. going to be worse than we expected in terms of costs to motorists in the Connecticut the creation story of the Sumerians, an early civilization Reps. Dan Crane, R-III.; Donald Automobile Insurance Assigned fluence. But some blacks resent that race- 250 N. Main Street, Manchester, CT 06040 on the Persian Gulf where world attention today is “Buz” Lukens, R-Ohio; Wayne the U.S. economy in lost growth and higher inflation,” Risk Plan. The plan covers just centered. Ford is accused of using those based paranoia. “Far too often, when Hayes, D-Ohio; and Barney Frank, said the Boston Co.’s Sinai. under 10 percent of the insured 646-8749 funds to pay for personal ex­ black officials arc caught with one In the Sumerian version, the animal who u-icked the D-Mass. “The initial round is so large, it implies that the rip­ private cars in the state. god and goddess was a fox, not a serpent. Eight fruits in­ travagances. But since he was in­ hiuid in the public till, they reach ple-through effect in coming months will be quite Dry Clean dicted in 1987 by a federal grand The plan insures people who can­ stead of one were forbidden the pair. with the other for their civil-rights Five members of the Senate — all sizable,” he said. jury on conspiracy, bank fraud and ‘ from $3.75: Slacks, Skirts, Sports Jackets, The ancient city of Ur in this region was the ancestral credit cards,” says Robert L. Wood- white — are being formally inves­ Robert Dcderick of the Northern Trust Co. of Chicago not find an insurance company that mail fraud charges, the congressman will voluntarily sell them policies, home of Abraham. Here in about 2000 B.C. the son, president of the National Center tigated in connection with their role said Friday’s data on high wholesale inflation, coupled 'from $7.50: 2 Piece Suits & Dresses. has portrayed himself as the victim venerable patriarch of the Hebrew nation heard the Lord for Neighborhood Enterprise. in the savings and loan scandals. with weak growth, indicates the Iraqi conflict threatens often bccau.se of their accident and violations records, inexperience or God speaking to him and saying, “Get thee out of thy of a racially inspired vendetta and Moreover, the record docs not Sen. David Durenberger, R-Minn., to push a vulnerable U.S. economy into recession. 1 0 7 o Off: accused the U.S. attorney here of recently was censured by his col­ .sp>orty cars. country and from thy kindred and from thy father’s support the allegations of racial tar­ “It may well be the shock that broke the camel’s back s Through the pool, drivers are as­ Any Day house, to a land that I will show thee.” being “a liar, a coward and a racist.” geting. Attorney General Richard leagues. Possible ethical lapses on because the back was already bending,” Dcderick said. signed to regular insurance com­ Jackson and Ford are hardly alone Thornburgh notes, for example, that the part of Sen. Alfonse D’Amato, August’s inflation outbreak is likely to become more On incoming dry cleaning costing $10 or more. panies but pay at rates approved by in making those accusations. 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Pullout Section, Page 17 Donna Mills returns to comedy FOCUS______Saturday, Sept. 15, 1990 By JERRY BUCK The Associated Press Antique vehicles fuel local man’s hobby LOS ANGELES — Ck)nna Mills sheds her vamp image in a CBS movie in which she plays a successful By DIANNA M. TALBOT lawyer who loses so many secretaries to wedding bells Herald Features Editor ihai she finally hires a man for the job. Of cour.se, she ends up seeking her own wedding bells COVENTRY — For 54 weeks, after she falls in love with him. Stephen A. Wright obsessively “The World’s Oldest Living Bridesmaid,” to be shown rebuilt a 1931 Pbrd Model A pickup Friday, Sept. 21, is the first of a four-movie deal between truck from a large stack of parts he CBS and Miss Mills, who spxtnt nine years as temptress bought for $1,800. He couldn’t wait .\bby Ewing on CBS’ “Knot’s Landing.” She left llie to get behind the wheel and drive it. series last season. Once it was ready, Wright “She’s been a bridesmaid in so many weddings,” Miss prepared for his first ride in the handsome, freshly painted antique. Mills said of her character in the CBS movie. “She’s ■•A He loaded up the pickup’s wooden never been married, and until now she hasn’t ever bed with garbage bags and pieces of wanted to get married. Finally, she meets the right guy household trash and drove it to the .72! and falls in love. The problem is he’s on a lower socitU town dump. and economic order and he’s younger. tv Upon his arrival, he generated ex­ “He has no problem dealing with that, but she docs. clamations of surprise from other He works as a secretary because he’s an artist and people who were working at or also sculptor who’s never sold anything. 1 go to London to U7 visiting the garbage depot. an international case and take my secretary with me — “They went crazy!” Wright that’s where the romance begins.” remembers of the bystanders’ reac­ Joe Scanlon directed the movie on location in Toronto tions. “They yelled, ‘Why are you and London from a script by Janet Kovalcik. It co-stars hauling trash in this nice truck?”’ .Ann Magnuson and Brian Wimmer, a regular on ABC’s The self-taught mechanic remem­ “China Beach.” bers replying that the truck was not “I was known as a vamp primarily from ‘Knots Land­ an art piece. “It’s a truck and should ing,”’ Miss Mills said. “I didn’t do any movies like that. I be used as one,” he said. didn’t want to get typecast as the vixen. But I think most That was in 1986. people know me from ‘Knots.’ They know that I can do Currently, the 39-year-old still tinkers with the truck, which he says that well. But they don’t know if I can do other things. I hope to prove it.” is worth about $9,000, and uses it to haul things. He also takes it on joy Dianna M. Talbol/Manchastar Harald Miss Mills said she has had talks about doing another rides around the area and sometimes series, and would prefer to do a half-hour one. to old car and truck shows. OLD TYME FUN — Coventry resident Stephen A. Wright gets a kick out of restoring antique cars. Above, “People forget 1 used to do comedy,” she said. “Larry The 14-year town resident said he he stands inside his 1931 Model A Ford sedan, right where the car’s engine will go after it is fully restored. Ragman and 1 did ‘The Good Life’ on NBC in 1971-72. gets a kick out of watching the ex­ Below, Wright shows off his 1931 Model A Ford truck, which he sometimes can be seen driving around in. After that, I was offered only comedy. I didn’t want to pressions and reactions of people he passes when he drives the antique. get typecast as a comedy actress, but then I was typecast ■t ^ as a dramatic actress.” Older people, especially those over Miss Mills credits Burt Reynolds with launching her age 60, usually smile and wave be­ cause the truck triggers memories of career. She did a guest part on his series “Dan August” when they used to drive or see and his recommendation to Clint Eastwood got her a role similar-looking vehicles. in “Play Misty For Me.” Wright also feels nostalgic behind The other movies she has in development for CBS are the wheel. “Runaway Father,” “Lipstick on His Collar” and “Into “I get a feel for what it was like in the Darkness.” my grandparents’ time — no heat, She’s also working on a television movie titled “West \ v no radio. It’s different,” he said. End,” whieh would focus on three women in an emerg­ Most of what W ri^t, a sales en­ ing cable television empire — a young anchorwoman, a gineer for Wetzel Tool Co. of talk show hostess and an ambitious television news Bloomfield, knows about antique producer. The latter character would be played by Miss cars was derived from reading Mills. books, he said. If that’s not enough, she’s involved in a number of Before the truck, the only antique other projects — on both sides of the camera. Wright had restored was a 1903 ice She currently is raising money for a six- to eight-hour boat, which he still has. But shortly miniserics she wants to produce called “A Pride of after getting the antique truck on the road, Wright bought for $3,000 a Royals.” The Associated Press 1931, five-window. Ford Model A “We’ll film it in Russia in a co-production with the seen here in August during an interview in Beverly Hills, Sedan that he found rusting in a '?■ « -Xi.'/ Soviet Union,” she said. “They’ll provide services such Calif., sheds her vamp image from nine years on "Knots Landing” to play in a CBS romantic field in Vermont. as hotels, transportation, the cameras, the horses and e- comedy, World's Oldest Living Bridesmaid," to air Friday, S e p t,It. Mlns Xys aXeTw ho That restoration is taking longer. sit quipment. They’re very anxious to do that sort of thing. Whereas with the truck, he replaced “It’s based on a novel by Justin Scott about an attempt loses so many secretaries to wedding bells that she tinally hires a male secretary with whom or restored only what he needed to ^ by King George V of England and Kaiser Wilhelm of She falls in love. get it running, every part of the anti­ Germany to get Czar Nicholas II out of Russia before the que car is being replaced, or res­ Communist Revolution. It’s a real adventure story. The quire three months overseas, she said. tored, and painted. only American in it will be a Naval commander. He falls In addition, the actress is developing a television series On the domestic front. Miss Mills is busy having her After the car is restored, Wright in love with a Russian ballerina. called “Riverside Drive” in which she would not appear. ouse painted to look like Claude Monet’s home in said he would like to buy a 1934, Givemy, France. ’35 or ’36 Ford automobile to fix up. “1 don’t think it will go to a network,” she said. “We’ll shoot it in New York because the look is impor­ And after that’s done, he said he “They’re not very big on costume drama.” tant to the story,” she said. “It’s about five families who “It’s pink with green shutters and white trim,” she Miss Mills may take a role in another miniseries, to be sat . t s a very country house. It was white, and it might buy and restore a 1930s-era, 2' live on Riverside Drive and are linked together by their •w'V > * T .V 'WW.- based on a book by Barbara Taylor Bradford and filmed ne ed to be painted. One of my hobbies is doing over two-wing airplane and get his pilot’s ilV* i Hispanic maid. They’ll all be from different economic houses. license. in Europe. She turned down the lead because it would re- levels.” 9 9 0 FOCUS/Home Plant fall trees FOCUS/Social Buying condos and co-ops By EARL ARONSON Summer is winding down, but that’s no signal to W eddings By READER’S DIGEST any units and sets and enforces 2. For a co-op, you should receive neglect your yard and garden. Autumn is an excellent bylaws and rules to operate the a copy of the lease given to all time to plant many kinds of shrubs, trees and spring­ blooming bulbs. Buying a condominium or a building. tenants that declares your rights as a Ayers-Boober Gallagher-Barry Fall plantings will add beauty and value to your cooperative apartment is similar to Here are some things to consider shareholder and the powers of the Donna Christine Barry, daughter of home grounds. The plantings will develop roots Robin Christina Boober, daughter of buying a house. when shopping for a condo or a co­ board. Roger and Joyce Boober of 88 Walker St., Mrs. Barbara R. Barry of West Hartford, As with a house, you must op: 3. A financial disclosure state­ during the winter, getting them off to a strong start next spring. and Douglas Alan Ayers, son of Shirley and the late Harold Barry, and James Car- negotiate a price with the present — Investigate the unit’s location. ment for the last three years that Ayers of Abington and John Ayers of roll Gallagher, son of Eugene J. and A convenient area with stores and tells how well management runs the As you plan your landscaping, think of the owner, for example, and get a Willim.Tniic, were married June 23 at the Patricia N. Gallagher of 214 Ferguson public transportation protects your complex, describes existing funds benefits: sight-screening, cotnfort, beauty, con­ mortgage from a bank. But because Inn at Gwyn Careg, Pbmfrct. Road, were married Aug. 18 at S t Mark investment. venience, safety and easy maintenance. condos and co-ops usually share the for emergencies or large repairs, ac­ The Rev. James Meek and the Rev. the Evangelist Church, West Hartford. — Carefully inspect the unit, the curacy of monthly charges and need The American Association of Nurserymen says land and common areas, there are Russell Petrie, pastors of Community The Rev. Arthur Murphy officiated at additional issues to consider. entire complex and its common for special assessments. that most homeowners want their yards to afford areas. Look for potential and exist­ some privacy. A hedge of trees and shrubs can screen Baptist Church, Manchester, officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was Condominiums and co-ops can be 4. The bylaws and rules that detail the outdoor wedding, held in the Spanish given in marriage by her mother. Linda ing problems that may change your procedures governing the board and out unsightly views while affording some privacy. either a group of attached or single Garden of the inn. The bride was given in Barry, sister of the bride, was maid of mind about buying or help you define unacceptable tenant behavior Your yard can provide outdoor room for comfort townhouses or units of rooms in an marriage by her father. Marie Boober, honor. Bridesmaids were Katherine Gal­ negotiate a better price. If you don’t and remedies. and relaxation. The temperature in a tree’s shade, for apartment building. Although con­ twin sister of the bride, was maid of lagher, sister of the bridegroom, Ellen know much about structural 5. The management agreement instance, may be 15 to 20 degrees cooler than in the dos and co-ops are individual units, honor. Bridesmaids were Cynthia Boober, Aspcll and Susan Bell. T| problems, hire an engineer to in­ that spells out the responsibilities sun. A row of trees and shrubs can protect against they share such common areas as sister of the bride, Debra Nellis and Ash­ Joseph Gallagher, brother of the spect the premises. and costs of operating the complex. disturbing winds. Thick foliage can muffle city noise O entrances, elevators, grounds, park­ ley Wendus. groom, was best man. Ushers were John — Talk to other owners about the The service employees’ contract and help cleanse a polluted atmosphere. J3 -n ing areas and recreational facilities. Kelly, Bruce Schmidt and Kenneth Hill. complex and its management If the often accompanies this. Maintenance can be a pleasure rather than a bur­ William Beausoleil, cousin of the They also employ a staff to take care Mr. and Mrs. Douglas A. Ayers After a reception at the Farmington developer has built or owns other 6. The purchase and sale contract: den. Flat borders of brick or stone between flower groom, was best man. Ushers were Albert of these areas and maintain security. Washburn, Kevin Blackmar and Michael Manchester High School and a 1990 Club in Farmington, the couple went on a Mrs. James Gallagher When you buy a condo, you complexes, find out whether the Par a condo, it describes size and beds and lawn can minimize edging and trimming owners of units there are satisfied. Morrison. graduate of Eastern Connecticut State wedding trip to Bermuda. They are receive a deed. You own the unit location, buyer and seller, purchase around beds. Planting in containers can ease garden­ Windsor. — Read the prospectus carefully. price, down payment, monthly fees, ing chores by eliminating the need for stooping. After a reception at the inn, the couple University. She is employed as a teacher making their home in Manchester. you live in and, if it’s a townhouse, The bridegroom is a 1980 graduate of — Check the financial back­ taxes and closing date. Some lawn mowing, watering and weeding work can went on a wedding trip to Vermont and at Manchester Memorial Hospital. The bride is a 1981 graduate of the land it’s on. You share owner­ Northwest Catholic High School, West Manchester High School and attended the ground of the owner or builder, Par a co-op, it states the number be reduced by the use of mulches and groundcover Bar Harbor, M-tine. They are making The bridegroom is a 1980 graduate of ship of the common areas with the University of Connecticut. He is especially if the units are new. Con­ of shares bought, price and down plants. their home in Marlborough. Putnam High School and is employed as Hartford and a 1985 graduate of St. other residents and pay a monthly Joseph College, West Hartford. She is employed by Mid-State Roofing Inc. of sult your local consumer affairs of­ payment, monthly charges and any The Nurserymen also advise: “Once your plan has The bride is a 1983 graduate of a mason for Wayne Ayers Masonry. maintenance fee for the upkeep of employed by Hartford Insurance Group of East Granby. such areas. Residents elect an as­ fice to learn whether there are any special assessments. If the sale been made for your yard, don’t feel installation can sociation to make and enforce rules. outstanding claims against the depends on board approval, be sure be done immediately. If the design is sufficiently Lemieux-Szewezyk When you buy a co-op, you get owner or builder. you’ll get back your down payment flexible, it can take shape over months or even years, Alicia Anna Szewczyk, daughter of shares of stock in the corporation — Before signing on the dotted if rejected. as circumstances dictate, whether you do it yourself John and Sophia Szewczyk of New Anniversaries that owns and manages the building. line, read all pertinent documents. Par both condos and co-ops, you or have professionals do it.” Britain, and David Robert Ixmieux, son The number of shares you receive Have your lawyer explain what might want to add additional Fall Fertilizing of Edward and Phyllis Lemieux of 279 depends on the size of your unit. documents your state requires. The provisions about financing terms, Take time to fertilize shrubs and trees in early fall. Scott Drive, were married Aug. 4 at St. Mahoney Monthly maintenance charges, most commonly required are: your right to sell and unit repairs. During this period of maximum rainfall, plants ab­ Francis of Assisi Church in New Britain. Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Mahoney of based on how many shares you 1. A declaration of condominium Consult your attorney. sorb nutrients more efficiently, whereas hot summer The Rev. Alphonse Labieniec of­ Misquamicut, R.I.. formerly long-time have, are a portion of the building’s (or prospectus for new condos) that (Need help on a home repair or tempteratures cause soil to b^om e dry and com­ ficiated at the nuptial mass and ceremony. residents of Manchester, celebrated their mortgage charges, taxes and main­ describes the physical complex, improvement project? Write pacted; and, in cold weather, plants are dormant and The bride was given in marriage by her 50lh wedding anniversary with family tenance costs. The co-op board of management plans, each unit’s Reader’s Digest, P.O. Box 700, the soil is hard to work. parents. Maggie Szewczyk, twin sister of and a few friends, at a surprise luncheon directors — shareholders elected to value, ownership conditions and the Plcasantville, NY 10570-7000. Sug­ Expx:rts at the American Association of Nur­ the bride, was maid of honor. Brides­ on Aug. 26 at Shelter Harbor Inn, Wester­ run the co-op — approves sales of association’s election process. gestions and tips will be offered in serymen px)int out that in the forest, trees draw maids were Wendy Teslik and Natalie von ly, R.l. future columns.) nutrients from a steady supply of organic plant and Hardcnbcrg. Header Brown was flower He is a former mayor of Manchester, animal matter, such as decompx>sed leaves. 'This layer girl. having served in that position for four of matter covering the forest floor acts as a fertilizer. Thomas Amato was best man. Ushers years. He was a state representative from Like mulch, it helps the ground hold moisture and were Richard Lemieux and Edward the 13th District of Manchester for 12 Homes: Questions and answers Mr. and Mrs. David R. Lemieux maintain moderate temp>eratures. Lemieux Jr., brothers of the groom. years, and a 1977 recipient of the Greater But, in the backyard, this nutrient-rich layering method of correcting clouded After a reception at Walko’s Restaurant Products in Farmington. Manchester Chamber of Commerce “M” By POPULAR MECHANICS Your best bet would be to contact process doesn’t often take place. Instead, the ground double-glazed windows. Injecting a in Plainville, the couple went on a wed­ The bridegroom is a graduate of Holy award. Before his retirement, he had been the manufacturer of the windows. is covered with lawn, which must comptete with trees dry gas or drawing a vacuum (both ding trip to St. Maarten. They are making Cross College with a bachelor of science employed at Hamilton Standard. QUESTION: 1 recently moved Most of them have a warranty — and other plants for nutrients and water. Construction extremely difficult procedures) in their home in Manchester. degree and from the University of Mrs. Mahoney, the former Lucille into a condominium with a heat usually from 5 to 10 years — and other land-use projects may alter the soil by ad­ the space between the panes may The bride is a graduate of the Univer­ Hartford with a master of science degree. Murphey of Manchester, was employed at pump for central heating. When the against product failure caused by a ding pollutants and rubble to it. sity of Connecticut. She is employed as unit is operating, I feel cool air com­ temporarily minimize the condition. faulty seal. They will replace a pane He is employed as a school psychologist Pratt & Whitney before her retirement. The experts added: an accountant at New England Aircraft in the Windsor public school system. ing from the register, although the But unless the seal failure is located at no cost within the first five years The Mahoneys were married Sept. 12, and corrected, the condition will “Without the balanced natural environment, even 1940, in St. James Church, Manchester, house is warm. Is something wrong and at a prorated cost for the next vigorous plant spxximcns may have some trouble. with the heat pump? recur. Usually, the failure is just a five years. with the Rev. Dunn officiating. tiny hole or crack in the perimeter Because a plant’s well-being dep>ends on its ability to After the luncheon, a lawn party was ANSWER: The heat pump is QUESTION: I’m confused about grow, the health of the root system is crucial. Roots working correctly. It heats air to joint, and difficult to find. Often the different ways to preptare new Engagements held at the summer homes of their Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Mahoney where there is repeated condensa­ must keep drawing sufficient nutrients and water to daughters and their husbands, Nancy and about 90 degrees F, which feels cool galvanized iron gutters for painting. sustain growth. But as they continue to grow, at some because it is lower than body tion and drying, a residue forms on I’ve left mine unpiaintcd for a year. Mark Mooney and Susan and Robert topher and Maidicw Broneill and one the inner surfaces that is almost im­ px)int they’ll run into restrictions such as paving, Chipman-Gately Cowles-Flaherty Broncill, at Misquamicut. great-grandchild. Daniel Williams. temperature, but is warm enough to But the time has come. What’s the structures, rocks, rubble, roots of other plants, and possible to clean. Rolx?rt and Marie Cowles of Waterbury Besides their two daughters, they have The Mahoneys have been .spending heat the room. The air discharged best prep)aration method? hard, compacted soil. Janet Chipman of Windham, Maine from an oil- or gas-fired furnace is Most insulated panes are made ANSWER: Galvanized iron gut­ and William Chipman of Windham, Center, Vt., announce the engagement of six grandchildren, Deborah, Mark Jr., their reiiremeni years in Misquamicut and with a hollow spacer around the “Under such conditions, they may not be able to ilieir daughter. Dawn Saveria Cowles of Jcmiifcr and Michael Mooney and Kris- Sarasota, Ra. about 110 to 130 degrees F. To com­ ters must be degreased before you absorb nutrients and water as easily as before. The Maine, announce the engagement of their edge that has an opjcn end facing the daughter, Sonja L. Chipman, to Michael 328 Lake St., Bolton, to Michael Scan pensate for the lower temperature, do any painting. Naphtha and result: less new growth, piale color, and damage due space between the panes. The spacer Flaherty, son of Ella Flaherty of Enfield heat pumps require an airflow rate, uichloroethylcne both work well. to insect attacks and disease. J. Gately, son of Jean and Joseph F. Gatc- is filled with a desiccant to absorb After degreasing, rinse with water and llic late John Raherty. and may create a drafty feeling. It s important to fertilize plants at or during a ly of Cider Mill Road, Bolton. A few no-cost video tips residual moisture. When there is a and dry gutters immediately. Paint The bride-elect is a 1990 graduate of The bride-elect is a graduate of Har­ QUESTION: My daughter’s time so that the tissues of the new growth will seal failure, the desiccant becomes with an acrylic latex. Thomas College, Waterville, Maine. She wood Union High School, Morctown, the set has video inputs and outputs) and home in Michigan has double- toughen sufficiently to weather the first freezes. By VIDEO MAGAZINE saturated, and moisture condenses Inspect previously painted iron is employed with Hanover In.surance Co. Vt., Manchester Community College and used to record or play. glazed windows. Almost all of them Without the ’hardening off and casing into dorman­ e on the panes. gutters for rust. Remove any you Windham Regional Vocational Tech, Water and video equipment don’t mix. have developed leaks in the vacuum cy, the plant can be severely damaged by winter in Westbrook, Maine. Good ideas don’t have to cost a million To repair a faulty window, you find with emery cloth and steel The prospective bridegroom is a 1988 Windham. She is employed in the office In the event of a downpour, carrying a seals and arc clouded between the storms. Proper timing will help you promote dorman­ dollars, especially with home video. would have to remove the existing wool. Apply a metal pjrimer to bare graduate of Thomas College. He is of Dr. Robert L. Bray. small plastic grocery or trash bag can panes. Somewhere, 1 read this fog cy early enough to prevent much damage.” Tliesc no-cost tips arc contained in the could be eliminated or alleviated seal, clean out the edge joints so that spx)ts before ptainting. employed with Country Kitchen Bakers The prospective bridegroom is a save a camcorder. If a rainstorm breaks For a copy of Earl Aronson’s “AP Guide to House current issue of Video Magazine. with the injection of a gas. Any help a new seal can be applied, replace (For further information on any as a personnel manager. graduate of Enrico Fermi High School, out, the unit can be quickly placed in the Plants, send $1.50 to: House Plants, AP Newsfea- How’s about making a camcorder the desiccant in the spacer, clean the home problem, write to Popular A Sept. 7, 1991 wedding is planned in Enfield and Technical Careers Institute of bag. would be appreciated. tures, 50 Rockefeller Plaza, New Yoric, NY 10020. double as a video recorder? After popping ANSWER: Short of taking them panes and reassemble the window Mechanics, Readers Service Bureau, Windham, Maine. Windsor. He is employed by Raffia Road for the bucks to buy a camcorder, a video Ever try to get those pesky labels off unit. It’s really not a do-it-yourself 224 West 57th Sueet, New York, (Gardening questions must be accomptanied by a Shell. videotapes? There arc costly concoctions apart, cleaning the panes and reseal­ stampxxl, self-addressed envelope.) buff needn’t also immediately lay out the ing the edges, there is no easy project. NY 10019. Phone: 212-649-3127). An Oct. 19. 19*?! wedding is planned dollars to buy a VCR. The camcorder can for doing this, but common lighter fluid -L at Holy Family Church in Enfield. be connected directly to any television (if will do the job. 9 9 0 FOCUS/Hobbles Process film Focus/Weekend TV ‘Internal affairs’

flame asks him to paint a forgery of a valu­ hard to watch for yourself able work Jeff Goldblum, Kristin Scott Thomas, Todd Graff. 1990, (In Stereo) Saturday, Sept. 15 9:00A M (ID Garfield and Friends Sea­ son Premiere (CC) By DOLORES BARCLAY By JOHN DINGMAN (3D ® Slimer! And the Real Ghostbus- The Associated Press The Associated Press 5 :0 0 A M CD Home Shopping Spree [ESPN] SportsCenter ters (CC) (3D Synchronal Research [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide (Ji) NW A Pro Wrestling “Inlcmal Affairs” (Paramount Home Video. VHS- Some of the real joys of photography can be found Big Valley [MAX] MOVIE: 'High Spirits' (CC) A (18) Synchronal Research Bcta. No suggested retail price. Rated R) in the dark. 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What’s more, it gives you better [TMC] MOVIE: Real Genius' A qroup of 61 Tom and Jerry Kids (In Stereo) bloody and shattering conclusion for Detective gifted scientific students seek revenge Premiere (CC) [A & E ] Reasonable Doubt An examina and colleges alone. control over your pictures — you can salvage incor­ against the unscrupulous professor who (AJ [U S A ] Paid Program tion of the evidence from John F Kenne Ka>mond Avila and Dennis Peck, the celebrated has been stealing their ideas Val Kilmer, rectly exposed shots and crop an image to make a 122: Auri dy b assassination that leads to a different street cop he brings down. good picture out of a routine snapshot. Gabe Jarret, William Atherton 1985 conclusion than the Warren Commission Rated PG (In Stereo) 38 It’s Your Business Winner of tfie 1988 CINL Golden Eagle Avila (Andy Garcia) is a methodical and eajgcr cop Concenuate on black-and-white first. Color is not 5 : 3 5 A M [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie 61 Krypton Factor Award (60 mm ) (R) who gets promoted to the Internal Affairs Division of The end of Literary Digest that much more difficult, but it docs require some ex­ and Harriet (R) [CNN] Sports Close up (D IS ) Fraggle Rock the Los Angeles jxrlicc. He Ixilicvcs in his job and he perience. A starter set doesn’t cost much, and it can 5 : 5 5 A M [HBO] Night Rap TV news [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [E S P N ] Fly Fishing Mastery From believes in the law. His partner, Amy (Laurie Mct- Scientific Anglers o Prophesying by polls has been a be expanded as you gain skill and experience. satire where a panel of ’experts" dobnio [ESPN] Sportsmans Challenge ealO, is a carclu! investigator who goes by tlic book the date of the Mucha cover but still outrageous topics (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] WomanWatch 3J -n fact of life for us for some time. 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Sir Cedric Hardwicke. lyoo. when vengeful competitors force him to [LIFE] Day by Day 8:00PM C lj Family Man (CC) Jack ini­ ® ) W ings (CC) Brian returns to Nantucket defend his local title. Ralph Macchio, Nori- takes on rhinos a country hit [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Toy' An unem­ HULL HIGH with his ex-wife, Carol, who promptly fads yuki "Pat " Morita. Robyn Lively, 1989 tiates a "family day" when he decides the ployed man agrees to become a high-paid for Joe. Part 2 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) Rated PG (In Stereo) family isn't spending enough lime to­ companion for a multimillionaire’s spoiled gether. (In Stereo) By JOE EDWARDS (§0) College Football: Regional Coverage son Richard Pryor, Jackie Gleason, Ned Will Lyman (I.) 6:00PM d ) News (CC) ® ® Young Riders (CC) The Kid finds By MATT WOLF The Associated Press Beatty. 1982. Rated PG. of Penn State at USC. Colorado at Illi­ and nancy Valen nois. or Miami at California (3 hrs., 30 ® A-Team himself secretly helping the army to learn the identity of the Hawk. (60 min.) Part 1 of The Associated Press CS Captain Planet and the are two teachers mm.) (Live) (1® Synchronal Research 1 1 lOOAM 2. (R) (In Stereo) NASHVILLE, Tcnn. — Country music singer Planeteers at Cordell Mull Computer Chronicles ALF (CC) CD So) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (® MOVIE; 'Deadly Force' A former cop CHICHESTER, England — In a theater rehearsal Holly Ehinn offers these reasons why she recently Street High , [CNN] Your Money (?2) C®3) News IS called upon to track down a psycho­ (CC). room deep in the Sussex countryside, Mandy had nine straight Top 10 hits: “It was a miracle. School in '’Hull [ESPN ] College Football Scoreboard §4) Oegrassi High (CC). pathic mass murderer. Wings Hauser. ® Silver Spoons (CC). Patinkin dives for cover to ward off rampaging Divine guidance.” High. ' A repeat [TM C] MOVIE: ‘Young Guns' (CC) In 26) Hee Haw Season Premiere Joyce Ingalls. Paul Shenar. 1983 Q i) Fame It was the kind of explanation you’d expect to hear of the preview airs 1878 New Mexico, six deputized regula (38 Hersey's Hollywood OD MOVIE; 'The Other Side of the rhinoceroses. (jD Hot Shot Challenge SATURDAY. tors led by Billy the Kid become the objects Mountain • Part 2' An athlete's tragic ac­ “I’ll protect you, Daisy,” he shouts, bringing his from the daughter of a minister. Dun also has less of a massive manhunt Emilio Estevez. Kie­ (5^ New Yankee Workshop (CC) (In cident spells despair until love, faith and @0) MOVIE: 'The Last Days of Pompeii' SEPT. 15. on NBC. Stereo) beloved to the ground with him, and so ends another heavenly ideas why her music is played so often on A blacksmith gives up his peaceful ways to fer Sutherland. Charlie Sheen. 1988 Rated determination take over Marilyn Hassett. become a champion gladiator. Colorized R (In Stereo) !6i; Star Trek Timothy Bottoms. 1978 day’s work on “Bom Again,” a musical version of the nation’s 2,100 country music radio stations. CHECK IISTINGS version. Preston Foster, Basil Rathbone, 4:00PM (18) World Wide Wrestling [A & E ] Revue News about the entertain­ C18: Synchronal Research Eugene Ionesco’s 1959 masterpiece, “Rhinoceros.” “I hope it’s because our music is good and has in­ Louis Calhern. 1935. FOR EXACT TIME ment world (60 mm.) (R) 24) Yan Can Cook (R) 20 MOVIE: Hidden View' A security ex­ Ionesco set his absurdist parable about the herd in­ tegrity,” she said. “We don’t put something out just dD do) Saved by the Bell (CC). [CNN] Newswatch pert becomes dangerously obsessed with 30 Saturday Sports Showcase NFl stinct in a provincial French village, whose in­ to be putting it out. We labor over the writing, the (24) Raising America's Children [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) A power com­ his latest assignment -• the surveillance of quarterback challenge from Kaui, Hawaii a promiscuous wife Tanya Roberts. An­ habitants turn into rhinos as the hero, a law clerk producing and the singing.” dD America's Top Ten (2 hrs ) (Taped) pany project IS interrupted by an important discovery (In Stereo) drew Stevens. Warwick Simms 1990 named Bcrcngcr, looks on in shock tinged with envy. Dunn’s versatility, hard work and clean living (3® Three Stooges 38, MOVIE: 'Last Summer' Three teena­ [ESPN] Horse Racing; Woodward 22 Hull High (CC) Musical comedy have made her one of country music’s steadiest and (13 Washington W eek in Review (CC). gers vacationing on Fire Island are drawn An air of unpredictability surrounds stu­ The musical shifts the action to a contemporary together during a period of maturation and Stakes From Belmont Park in Elmont. N Y (In Stereo) (Same-day Tape) dents and faculty at an unusual high California shopping mall. Patinkin plays the Bcrcngcr most popular performers during the past four years. sexual awakening, Barbara Hershey. Ri­ school (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) Her poignant 1986 hit, “Daddy’s Hands,” is des­ dl) Matt Houston chard Thomas, Bruce Davison 1969 [LIFE] MOVIE: 'Sudie and Simpson' In character, now named Martin, a traumatiz.ed Vietnam 1 2'30PM ®) Paid Program S4) Focus on Watercolor (24) This Old House (CC) (R) tined to become a country music classic. Since then, [A& E] Miss Marple: Nemesis Miss Mar- 57; Yan Can Cook 1940s rural Georgia, a young white girl be­ War veteran and struggling novelist who lives in a pie (Joan Hickman) tours England's histo­ ® Superman (30) To Be Announced. friends a lonely black man suspected of (2® MOVIE: 'The Wilby Conspiracy' A 61 MOVIE; 'Fatal Beauty' An under­ car. she has won the Country Music Association’s ric houses with a murderer. (60 min.) Part 2 C24) Rod and Reel molesting children. Sara Gilbert. Louis black revolutionary and a mining engineer of 2. (R) M OVIE: 'Support Your Local Gun- cover policewoman searches for the Gossett Jr , John Jackson 1990 set off across the country to locate dia­ Jose Ferrer, 78, plays John, the owner of the mail’s Horizon Award as the most promising newcomer. fighter' A runaway bridegroom la mis­ source of a deadly batch of cocaine [ESPN ] Monster Truck Challenge (R) @Q) What About Women monds, hidden a decade before, to finance And she has affirmed that honor with No. 1 country taken for a notorious gunfighter by a feud- Whoopi Goldberg, Sam Elliott. Ruben [M AX] MOVIE: 'Running on Empty' bookshop. The supporting cast mixes Americans, @ The Electric Grandmother Maureen (CC) The 17-year-old son of fugitives their guerrilla warfare Sidney Poitier, Mi­ [HBO] MOVIE: 'Millenium' (CC) A gov­ ridden small town James Garner, Suzanne Blades 1987 chael Came, Nicol Williamson, 1975. Britons and a Dane under Peter Hall’s direction. hits such as “Arc You Ever Gonna Love Me,” “Only ernment air disaster investigator suspects Stapleton portrays a warm-hearted Pleshette, Harry Morgan. 1971. wanted by the FBI begins to show the ef­ [A& E] Biography: Kennedy's Don't Cry foul play when he finds an unusual device domestic robot purchased by a widower fects of a lifetime of running from the law (61) Totally Hidden Video Scheduled: a Comjxiscd by Jason Carr, the show is sung straight \\hcn I Love” and “Love Someone Like Me.” @ Natural White An examination of the Kennedy family’s in the wreckage of a downed jumbo jet. (Edward Herrmann) to keep house and Christine Lahti, River Phoenix, Judd Hirsch hotel worker is knighted by a Queen Eliza­ through. She teamed with Michael Martin Murphey on the public and private lives Narrated by Cliff Kris Kristofferson. Cheryl Ladd. Daniel J raise his three children in this fantasy story (5?) Rod & Reel Streamside 1988 Rated PG-13 beth look-alike, a man hides in a vendor's Robertson (60 min ) Part 2 of 2. (R) “I’ve waited seven years to try and find something duct “A Face in the Crowd,” which earned them a Travanti. 1989. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) based on Ray Bradbury's ’’I Sing the Body (61) MOVIE: 'Moving Violations' A mo­ [U SA] The Equalizer cart. (In Stereo) Electric." (60 min.) ronic group of students struggles to grad­ [DIS] Achievers; Babe Ruth A profile of that really, really I was interested in doing,” says Grammy nomination. She also recorded the duct [LIFE] Attitudes (R) ® C B S News (CC) (In Stereo) [A&E] Footsteps of Man; The Tribal [CNN] Evans & Novak uate from traffic school. John Murray, Jen­ this baseball great, whose career spanned 6:30PM Eye The worship of the "Mother of Patinkin, who starred in the 1984 Pulitzer Prize-win­ “Maybe” with Kenny Rogers and has sung on albums [USA] Youthquake 22 years in the major leagues. [ESPN ] College Football: Pennsylvania nifer Tilly, James Keach. 1985 vij) Synchronal Research Masks" by the Dogan people (60 min ) ning musical “Sunday in the Park With George.” with Dolly Parton and Emmylou Harris. 11:10AM [CNN] Science and Tech­ at Dartmouth (3 hrs.) (Live) [A&E] MOVIE: 'A Little Romance' Two [E S P N ] PGA Golf: Canadian Open Third (2® Hogan Family [CNN] Prim eNews The events in “Bom Again” arc “utterly terrifying La.st October, she became the 64th regular cast nology Week [L IF E ] E/R Part 2 of 2 young people find love and understanding round from Oakville. Ontario (2 hrs ) (Live) with the help of an older man. Laurence §2) (3® NBC News (CC) [HBO] MOVIE; 'Lethal Weapon II' (CC) in almost a childlike, surreal, ‘Twilight Zonc’-y kind member of the Grand Ole Opry. 1 1 ;30AM ® This Is the NFL [MAX] MOVIE; 'Say Anything' (CC) A [HBO] MOVIE; 'Her Alibi' (CC) A mys Two Los Angeles police detectives must Olivier, Arthur Hill, Sally Kellerman. 1979 lery novelist suffering from writer’s block Blitz on Cartooning Dunn, 33, was bom and raised in San Antonio, ® Silver Spoons (CC) high-school graduate works up the nerve hurdle bureaucratic red tape when pitted of way,” he said, sipping canned Perrier water during to ask out the beautiful class valedictorian. [DIS] MOVIE: The Babe Ruth Story' becomes involved with a beautiful murder (3® W KR P in Cincinnati against drug smugglers with diplomatic an interview after rehearsals. Texas. She has created her niche like many other (iQ) Guys Next Door (CC) John Cusack, lone Skye. John Mahoney. The biography of the mighty Babe. William suspect Tom Selleck, Paulina Ponzkova, 57 Austin City Limits (In Stereo) immunity Mel Gibson, Danny Glover. Joe Bendix, Claire Trevor. Charles Bickford William Daniels 1989 Rated PG (In “The first real horror for me is when the first man country stars: singing about love and family. But she § 5 Sailing With Confidence (R) 1989. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [CNN] Pinnacle Pesci 1989 Rated R (In Stereo) 1948. Stereo) turns into a beast, which is a rhino, which is the offers much more. di) MOVIE: 'The Savage Guns' A gun- [DIS] World of Horses Features the [LIFE] M OVIE: 'Memories of Murder' A fighter, eager to settle down and forget his 1 :00PM 03 MOVIE: -Klondike Fever' [HBO] MOVIE: 'Dream a Little Dream' [LIFE] Spenser; For Hire young woman struggles to reconstruct her brownshirts, the Third Reich, the unthinking man, the “I’m a little unique in a lot of ways,” she said The young Jack London sets out to seek (CC) An accident leaves an elderly cou­ "giant" horse which often weighs 2 tons past, wanders into a little Mexican town [USA] Throb and stands 6-feei high life after awakening one morning and not blind, unthinking herd. during an interview in her publicist’s Music Row of­ being terrorized by a scoundrel. Richard his fortune during the Gold Rush Jeff East, ple's transmigrated souls trapped w ’thin recognizing her husband and daughter Basehart, Alex Nicol 1962 Rod Steiger. Angie Dickinson 1980 the bodies of two high-school teens. Ja ­ 4:10PM [CNN] Sports Close-up (R) [ESPN ] SportsCenter Nancy Allen, Vanity, RobmThomas. 1990. “My man gradually watches this terrifying thing fice. son Robards, Corey Feldman. Meredith (IS Wall Street Week: The Milwaukee ® Comedy Wheel 4:30PM (® Kiner's Korner ® Entertainment This Week Salenger. 1989 Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 7:00PM [MAX] M OVIE; 'The Toy' An unem­ take place,” Patinkin said. “It forces him to come in “I’m the only one, as far as 1 know on the female View (CC). CiJ MOVIE: 'First Monday in October' Sharon Gless' new TV series "The Trials ployed man agrees to become a high-paid Moonlighting (22) Family Ties (CC) side, who writes, produces and sings the material. I [CNN] College Football Preview The first female Supreme Court Justice en­ [LIFE] of Rosie O’Neill." (60 mm ) (In Stereo) companion for a multimillionaire's spoiled contact with himself and not to be lazy, not to wal­ think this gives me a real legitimacy, a genuineness. gages in a battle of the sexes with another [U S A ] M OVIE: 'A ssassin' A secret (2^ Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) ® News (CC). son Richard Pryor, Jackie Gleason. Ned low in the drink. ... It takes him the whole play to [D IS] Best of Mickey Mouse Club (CC) member of the court. Jill Clayburgh. Walter Beatty 1982 Rated PG (In Stereo) agent is called out of retirement to track [5^ Victory Garden (CC) (® It's a Living learn he must believe in himself.” I’m not just up there standing where they tell me to Matthau. Barnard Hughes. 1981 down a humanoid robot that has been pro­ [CNN] Future Watch [USA] M OVIE: 'Grotesque' A gang of stand, singing what they tell me to sing. [ESPN ] College Gameday (60 mm ) (?5) MOVIE: 'Eagle's Wing' An Indian and grammed to kill. Robert Conrad, Karen O l) (6 1 ) Star Trek: The Next Generation punks unleashes a terrible evil when it at­ Hall, 59, said the work “is about the absolute “I ‘feel’ what I do. I think there’s a sensitivity in a [USA] Dance Party USA a trapper risk all in their rivalry over a wild Austin, Richard Young. 1986 [DIS] MOVIE: 'Our Little Girl' (CC) A (CC) The Enterprise crew saves a badly tacks a vacationing Hollywood makeup ar­ necessity for nonconformity” in the face of a chorus horse. Martin Sheen, Sam Waterston, young girl attempts to reunite her parents injured humanoid who possesses remark­ [CNN] Healthweek (R) tist and his family. Linda Blair, Tab Hunter, of rhinos singing jubilantly: lot of my music, a lot of me in there. I think people 11:35AM [TM C] MOVIE: u h f ’ (CC) Harvey Keitel 1979 2:10PM by running away Colorized version Shir­ able powers, (60 mm ) (R) (In Stereo) Donna Wilkes 1988, appreciate that. This is what I try for, anyway.” A struggling television station is turned ar­ (24) Pierre Franey's Cuisine ley Temple, Joel McCrea, Rosemary 0® Synchronal Research “No more art, no more books, no corrupted youth, ound by the innovative programming of its (2!$ Racing's New Legends 2:30PM Rapide (In Stereo) Ames 1935 8:30PM dD Hogan Family Season She wrote “Daddy’s Hands,” a touching tune about new manager Al Yankovic, Michael Ri­ Collectors (R) ^ Kate & Allie (CC) Premiere (CC) The family travels to Los “No more cameras shooting things to make us face chards, Kevin McCarthy 1989 Rated PG- [MAX] MOVIE: 'The Naked Gun' (CC) (2® Wheel of Fortune (CC) Angeles to check on Sandy and Michael's a child’s memories of her father, as a Father’s Day Connecticut Newsmakers (30) To Be Announced. Capi. Frank Drebin continues his war on the truth.’ ” 13 (In Stereo) (24 Video Tours: Audubon Zoo recently divorced father. Part 1 of 2. (In The original “Rhinoceros” for Ionesco, a gift to her dad, a Church of Christ minister in San (40) Twin Star Productions (4® Channel 1 Media crime in this big-budget follow-up to the Stereo) 12:00PM Qj M O VIE: EI condor' defunct 'Police Squad" TV series Leslie (26) Newhart (CC) Romanian-bom Frenchman, was a watershed in the Antonio. It found its way onto record and into [A&E] Rain Forest Imperative The econ­ (57) Hometime: Three-Season Porch 0® Synchronal Research Two prisoners escape a chain gang to omic and cultural conditions behind the (CC) Part 1 of 3 Nielsen, Priscilla Presley, Ricardo Montal- Current Affair Extra (60 min ) country music lore. seek a gold-filled fortress in the Mexican ban 1988 Rated PG-13 (24) New Yankee Workshop (CC). theater of the absurd, relying on the audience’s im­ destruction of South and Central Ameri­ [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) (3® Major League Baseball; Boston Red desert Jim Brown, Lee Van Cleef, Patrick It's Your Move agination to effect the bestial transformations. “It’s become one of the most requested songs in ca's rain forests (60 mm ) (R) [USA] Sox at Chicago W hite Sox (3 hrs } (Live) 68 Wild America (CC) Various ways de­ O'Neal 1970 [M A X ] M OVIE; 'Tw o for the Road* A veloped by wild animals to ensure their country music of all time,” Dunn said. “It’s right up [CNN] Newsday (® A-Team A 1974 film starring Gene Wilder and Zero Mostcl (D Paid Program bickering couple stop to reminisce about 5:00PM (40) News survival (R) there with ‘Forever and Ever, Amen’ and all those [DIS] Here's Boomer their 12 years of marriage and try to work used the sound of thundering hooves ofTscrcen to in­ ® Superman 01) MOVIE; 'Cross My Heart' Lies de­ [A&E] New Wilderness (§i) Haywire (In Stereo) [H B O ] Guns: A Day in the Death of to save their happiness. Audrey Hepburn, signed to impress one another backfire on dicate the advancing herd. Its screenplay was by standards.” Ql) Star Search (60 min ) (In Stereo) [CNN] Capital Gang Am erica (CC) A documentary covering Albert Finney. 1967 a nervous young couple during their fib- 9:00PM ® College Football: Michi­ Some people believe it may follow the pattern of [DIS] MOVIE; The Challengers' A girl Julian Barry, co-adaptor with Hall of the present fit) College Football: Ohio State at Bos­ July 16. 1989, a day when 61 people died 3:00PM (3i) MOVIE: -same Time. filled third date Martin Short, Annette gan at Notre Dame (3 hrs ) (Live) “Wind Beneath My Wings,” which was a country hit ton College (3 hrs.) (Live) by gunfire across the nation (60 min.) (R) O'Toole, Paul Reiser. 1987 poses as a boy in order to gam entry to a musical. Next Year' Two people, married, but not club whose macho members love moun­ ® S® Young Riders (CC) The men of the 0® Synchronal Research In the musical, the actors will sport rhino-like by Gary Morris and crossed over to the pop charts (^2) Saturday Videos (CC) [LIFE] Supermarket Sweep to each other, agree to meet once a year to tain bikes and rock music. Gema Zam- Pony Express find themselves taking dif­ rekindle an old romance. Ellen Burstyn. (20) Buck Rogers ferent sides as the start of the Civil War headgear designed by the British cartoonist and il­ years later to become a hit for Bette Midler. (S ) Motorweek Pontiac Grand Prix STE 1 :1 0PM [TM C] MOVIE: Lock Up' A progna, Erie Christmas. Gwynyth Walsh Turbo, exotic rentals, literally cooking on Alan Alda 1978 1990 Rated NR approaches (60 mm ) Part 2 of 2 (R) (In Dunn isn’t sure. wrongfully-imprisoned man attempts to \ 22' WWF Superstars of Wrestling Stereo) lustrator, Gerald Scarfe. The choreographer is Gillian eight cylinders survive the brutalities of life in a Now Jer­ , 11® NWA Main Event Wrestling [ESPN ] College Football Scoreboard “It’s so counU'y — the melody, the feel, all o f it. I (24) Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin'; Cl8} Synchronal Research Gregory, a Tony award-winner for “Me and My Girl” ® Black Perspective sey prison Sylvester Stallone, Donald (20) M OVIE: 'Crawlspace' A doctor with Home Grown (In Stereo) [TM C] MOVIE: Campus Man' An Ari­ Sutherland. John Amos 1989 Rated R an unusual family history preys on female (2® Golden Girls (CC) (R) (In Stereo) on Broadway. don’t know how anybody would change that, but it (3® MOVIE: The Caddy' A scatter­ (57} Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) zona college student becomes a media brained young man and his partner embark (In Stereo) tenants at his apartment building. Klaus sensation after appearing in a campus cal­ (24) MOVIE: 'Amazing Grace With Bill The show opened Sept. 3 and runs to Oct. 6 al the would be fine with me if they want to try,” she said. Kinski, Talia Balsam, Barbara Whinnery [A&E] Best of Evening at the Improv 5? on golfing careers with disastrous results 1 l30PM (® Major League Baseball; endar John Dye Steve Lyon, Kim Dela­ Moyers' (CC) Jessye Norman. Judy Col­ Chichester Festival Theater, 69 miles south of Lon­ “What really surprised me is someone hasn’t pick­ Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis. Donna Reed 1986. Rising comics perform at Hollywood's ney 1987 Rated PG (In Stereo) lins. Johnny Cash and others perform the Philadelphia Phillies at New York Mets "The Improvisation ’’ (60 mm ) (R) don. ed it up for a greeting card commercial or something. 1953 (3 hrs ) (Live) (2® New York Master Chefs (R) [U SA ] Counterstriko (60 mm } (R) John Newton-penned hymn and talk about [CNN] Newswatch ns meaning 1990 (In Stereo) Patinkin, 37, won a 1980 Tony for his portrayal of I’ve had it pitched to several companies, because it’s (40) Candlepin Bowling (60 min ) (2® College Football; Maine at Massa­ (30) Personal Power 7:30PM Csj w heel of Fortune (CC) (57' MOVIE: The Dark Mirror' Twin SIS such a natural. It would be a perfect Father’s Day (S7) McLaughlin Group chusetts (3 hrs.) (Live) ^0) Invisions Hair Replacement [LIFE] L A, Law (R) Che in the musical “Eviui.” He is having a successful Murder, She Wrote C9~' Kate & Allie (CC) ters with different personalities are impli (iD MOVIE: 'Thunder and Lightning' A (2® Joy of Painting (R) (57) Motorweek A BMW 3181s road lest, [USA] concert and recording career, and brought his solo ad.” 18 Synchronal Research catod in a murder Olivia de Havilland. Lew freewheeling Florida moonshiner discov­ M OVIE: 'Seven Seas to Calais' Sir motorcycle safety; the BMW M3, me­ 5:30PM 0® Synchronal Research Ayres, Thomas Mitchell 1946 show, “Dress Casual," to Broadway last year. “Daddy’s Hands,” her best known record, came ers that his leading competitor is his future chanic Leon Kaplan .20 Reunion Francis Drake plunders treasure-laden 24) Victory Garden (CC) 61 ‘ Cops From Minneapolis a racially mo­ Screen roles include the manically romantic early in her career. father-in-law David Carradine, Kate Jack- Spanish ships with the secret consent of [CNN] On the Menu .22 Family Ties (CC) son 1977 (26' Honeymooners Part 2 of 2 tivated neighborhood dispute, a domestic Spaniard in “The Princess Bride," and Madonna’s “I guess it’s kind of strange to have it happen so the Queen of England Rod Taylor, Keith [LIFE] E N.G, A chemical tanker spill 24 Hometime: Trees and Shrubs (CC) violence call {In Stereo) [A & E ] Life on Earth Michell, Irene Worth 1963 .57 This Old House (CC) (R) piano-playing sidekick in “Dick Tracy.” quickly,” Dunn said. “In a way, it created sort of a brings a U S correspondent back to To­ Part 2 of 2 [A&E] MOVIE: Auntie Marne A young [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (R) OC false energy. We had to level off somewhere, and [CNN] Newsday New Lassie (CC) A woman challenges ronto. causing trouble for Antonelli and Hil- 26 Carol Burnett and Friends boy experiences a senes of madcap ad­ Although he has directed over 40 operas. Hall’s [D IS ] Frog Prince Animated Kermit the the McCullochs' ownership of Lassie debrandt (60 min.) [TMC] M OVIE: Bill and Ted's Excel ventures when he goes to live with his ec­ now w e’ve kicked back in. We had such a big surge Guest star June Lockhart (R) 40 Siskel & Ebert Postcards From the two musicals, "Via Galactica” and “Jean Seberg,” Frog narrates this classic fairy tale of a [TMC] Short Film Showcase lent Adventure' (CC) A time traveling te E(fge (Meryl Streep Shirley Maclaine), centric aunt Rosalind Russell. Forrest because of that one song.” handsome prince who is turned into a frog Gid) Entrepreneurs lephono booth provides two Hmjiiy Tucker Royer Smith 1958 both flop[vd. ® College Football: Penn While Hunter Black Heart ’ (Clint East by a wicked witch (60 min ) (R) ($7) Raising Kids 3:30 PM headed students with j cosmic wood) State of Grace (Sean Penn) [CNN] Showbiz This Week (R) He believes musicals “downgrade the subject," but She has been in Nashville since graduation from State at USC (3 hrs , 30 min ) (Live) opportunity to pass Ihoir history finals [L IF E ] Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) [D IS ] MOVIE '9 to 5' Three working feels “Born Again" is different: “I think it’s a very Abilene Christian University. In the country music [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday (24) Nathalie Dupree's Matters of Taste Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter. George Carlin 57 Star Cops [USA] MOVIE: 'The Questor Tapes' A women rebel against their subjugation by a disturbing and funny piece and says something that capital, she worked as a clerk in a bookstore and then [DIS] Zorro (26) M OVIE: Gaby' A French ballerina falls 1989 Rated PG (In Stereo) [A& E] Challenge of the Seas (R) sophisticated android uses his computer­ male chauvinist boss Jane Fonda Dolly needs saying regularly.” as a travel agent before becoming a full-time per­ ized brain to locate his missing creator [LIFE] Tracey UHman in love with an American soldier in London 5:45PM [HBO] MOVIE; The Karate [CNN] Sports Saturday Parton, Lily Tomlin 1980 Rated Pti )usi before D-Day. Leslie Caron. John Kerr, -1 former. Robert Foxworth, Mike Farrell. John Ver­ ZlOOPM (33 College Football; Pitts­ Kid Part III' (CC) A young martial arts slu [ESPN] College Football: Michigan continued... non 1973 burgh at Oklahoma (4 hrs ) (Live) continued... dent goes against his rnasier's wisfms State at Syracuse [3 hrs ) (Livel 9 9 0 Characters don’t Saturday TV, continued Sunday TV, continued Kenny G feels

3 3 Paid Program [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Lock Up' A wrongfully- §4) Frozen Music: The Making of a Con­ Jessica Tandy. 1982. ehange coming surprise author (T) Towards the High Places SUDDEN imprisoned man attempts to survive the cert Hall Creating the Morton Meyerson (3D Synchronal Research brutalities of life in a New Jersey prison. (35 (15 Adventures of Don Coyote and IMPACT Symphony Center. (In Stereo) ( ^ Saturday Night Live Host. Alec Sylvester Stallone, Donald Sutherland, Sancho Panda By TIM KLASS db Alive From Off Center (CC) In Jim Baldwin. Musical guest: the B-52's. (90 Dirty Harry Cal­ By MARIO SZICHMAN John Amos. 1989. Rated R (In Stereo) Cartwright's drama "Road, " four unem­ (3D Williams TV The Associated Press min.) (R) (In Stereo) lahan (Clint 9:30PM O ) Synchronal Research ployed young people share their anger dD Just for Laughs ® Facts of Ufe The Associated Press over Thatcher-era economic policies (60 ® ® ) Empty Nest (CC) Harry's old girlf­ dD Sunday Today Eastwood) is HUNTS POINT, Wash. — For soprano-saxophone min.) (In Stereo) dD Outer UmKs riend may not be as anxious as he is to (24) ® Sesame Street (CC). (R) caught in the mid­ superstar Kenny G, change is in the air. NEW YORK — Owen Meany, the comic, Lil­ start a relationship (R) (In Stereo) (61) Crime Stoppers 800 A woman (3D MOVIE: 'Nairobi Affair' An African dle of a deadly wanted for fraud; a woman killed in Kan­ safari guide joins forces with his estranged dD Frederick K. Price He has moved to a house he bought a few months liputian, Christlike protagonist of John Irving’s most (5T) American Chronicles An examination game of revenge, sas son to track down poachers. Charlton Hes­ dD Oral Roberts ago in this exclusive Seattle suburb, a finger of land recent novel, shares a trait with Irving: He does not of a typically American event - the Miss ton, John Savage, Maud Adams. 1984 in the rebroad­ Texas Beauty Pageant (In Stereo) [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard ® Inspector Gadget (IDP.O.V. (CC) Man Ziv's "People Power" cast of "Sudden jutting into Lake Washington, and recently bought a believe in coincidence. [LIFE] Days and Nights of Molly Dodd [CNN] East Meets West profiles people in Chile, the Philippines and dD Robert Schuller small airplane to fly between gigs. “Owen Meany believed that ‘coincidence’ was a Molly scrambles to get the down payment Impact, ' airing Israel's West Bank wfio chose resistance [A&E] Journey to Adventure (R) stupid, shallow refuge sought by stupid, shallow 10:00PM 1 $ ( ® Twin Peaks (CC) on her apartment. SUNDAY, SEPT. He says he has discovered the joys of mountain hot The investigation comes to a terrifying rather than violence. (60 min.) [CNN] News Journal [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (In 16. on ABC. springs and rarely listens to the music that earned the people who were unable to accept the fact that their conclusion; Dr. Jacoby goes to his meeting [C N N ] Sports [DIS] Good Morning, Mickey! with Laura Palmer; Catherine and Shelly are Stereo) Arista recording star three Grammy nominations for lives were shaped by a terrifying and awesome [ESPN] SportsCenter [ESPN] Best of Muscle Magazine trapped (60 min.) (In Stereo) 1 1 :00PM News (CC). CHECK 1ISTING5 best pop instrumental performance. design,” says Irving, who admits to shaping the lives [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Call Me' A bored Man [HBO] Babar Animated. Babar must deal ( D News (CC). (T) Howard Stern FOR exact Tir/E Billboard magazine named him contemporary art­ of his characters with a terrifying and awesome hattan career woman finds herself aroused with bullies in school. (Til News (Tl) Odd Couple by an obscene phone caller. Patricia Char- design that does not leave any room for improvisa­ [M A X ] MOVIE: The Abyss' (CC) ist of 1989 and artist of the decade, and namcid his f18l Synchronal Research (18) Synchronal Research bonneau, Patti D'Arbanville, Sam Freed tion. 1988 Rated R. (In Stereo) Unearthly underwater phenomena and a “Silhouette” album of the year for 1989 and (20) Buck Rogers (20) Airwolf dangerous government agent complicate a “Duotones” jazz album of the decade. He also was “When I write novels,” says Irving, “I always 1 2:00AM (3) News (CC) deep-sea search for a lost nuclear sub. Ed @ Bob Hope: Don't Shoot It's Only dD dS) (3a) News know what is going to happen to my characters ( D American Gladiators Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Mi­ voted top insU'umcntalist in the Rolling Stone Me (CC) The ageless entertainer casts his (24) Alexei Sayle's Stuff chael Biehn. 1989. Rated PG-13. (In before I begin a story. So, in a sense, every novel I comic eye on recent history with film clips ( D Paid Program (15 MOVIE: 'The Ladies' Man' A man, magazine readers’ poll. (E) Comic Strip Live From Los Angeles, Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: El Diablo' (CC) A jilted by his fiancee, swears off women and photos. Guests include Henry Kissin­ tonight's scheduled comics include Jeff (3D Fun & Games What’s next? write is an exercise in predetermination.” ger and George Burns (60 min.) (In Stereo) [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Alias Boston Blackie’ schoolteacher enlists the aid of a veteran only to find himself as houseboy in a Holly­ Foxworthy, Pam Stone, Mark Weiner, Jeff dD WWF Wrestling Challenge Private eye Boston Blackie helps a prison gunfighter to train him (or a showdown wood boarding house for girls Jerry “I’ve got a few songs, a few ideas, but my next Irving was in New York recently for the publica­ dD MOVIE: 'The Double Kill' The conniv­ Stilson and Allan Stephan. (60 min ) escapee apprehend the look-alike who with the outlaw El Diablo. Anthony Ed­ Lewis, Helen Traubel, Pat Stanley. 1961. album is going to take me probably a lot longer to tion of the paperback edition of “A Prayer for Owen ing husband of a beautiful and wealthy ® Hersey's Hollywood [C N N ] Capital Gang (R) framed him. Chester Morris, Adele Mara, wards, Louis Gossett J r , John Glover woman devises a seemingly foolproof plan (61) MOVIE: 'The Train' An German offi­ [A&E] Revue News about the entenain- make than the other ones,” he said. “My last few al­ Meany” (Ballantine). A stocky and articulate man, Larry Parks. 1942. 1990. (In Stereo) for her murder while she has hatched a dia­ [OIS] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes cer attempts to move French art treasures mem world. (60 min.) (R) bums — I love all the songs and each song has a dif­ the 48-year-old Irving relishes the great 19th-century bolical plan for his demise Gary Collins, (R) into Germany hours before the armistice is [USA] Cartoon Express [USA] Famous Adventures of Mr. Ma- [ESPN] Sports Reporters Penelope Horner. 1975. goo ferent message, a different melody — (but) the es­ tradition of the writer as a demiurge always in con­ [ESPN] Baseball Tonight declared. Burt Lancaster, Paul Scofield, 8:30AM 33 Career TV [LIFE] Cardiology Update Jeanne Moreau. 1965. sence has a lot of similarities and I want to try to see trol, capable of creating a world and a tragic destiny (M) MOVIE: 'Futureworld' An amuse­ [LIFE] MOVIE: 'L.A. Law' A woman 10:00AM (33 Paid Program [USA] Jem ment park that caters to the wildest fanta­ 33 Paid Program wanting an amicable divorce is baited with [A & E] Footsteps of Man: The Tribal 33 Steampipe Alley if 1 can find something that is a step in a different for each and every one of his characters. sies goes awry when the robots in the park shocking pictures of her husband in the Eye The worsitip of the "Mother of (35 ®5 Midnight Patrol 11:1 0AM [C N N ] Travel Guide (R) “I know that many writers always claim that their start to think for themselves. Peter Fonda, (35 Happy Days direction.” pilot episode of the popular series. Harry Masks" by the Dogan people. (60 min.) (R) (3D Choices W e Face 1 1 :30AM (3) Insport Blythe Danner, Yul Brynner. 1976 Hamlin, Susan Dey, Corbin Bernsen, 1986. What direction? characters suddenly develop and begin to tell them [CNN] NewScene dD Webster (3D Williams TV Part 2 of 2. (33 Action Newsmakers what to do. This has not happened to me yet,” he says (6T) Missing/Reward A Korean immi­ [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Escape From Fort Bravo' dD Highway to Heaven (CC). “I don’t know. I just want to start playing my grant's killer; a California girl missing since dD Robert Schuller (3D Connecticut Beat [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Easy Wheels' The high­ A Confederate sympathizer rescues her fi­ Chalice of Salvation (Live) saxophone and have a melody come to me,” he said. 1988; Disney collectibles; valuable flutes with a smile. ways of Iowa witness a zany battle of the ance and other Southern prisoners from a ® HeatKcliff (221 Home Improvement Magazine owned by musician James Galway. (R) ® ) dD Mister Rogers (CC) (R) “To do that, what I’m going to have to do is sit on the “My characters do not surprise me very much. I sexes between two rival biker gangs - the Union fort. William Holden, Eleanor Parker, [A&E] World of Survival (R) d3) Pierre Franey's Cuisine Rapide (R) (In Bourne Losers and the Women of the dD Wanted: Dead or Alive [CN N ] World Now John Forsythe. 1953. [CNN] Evans & Novak (R| Stereo) dock and just relax, just hang out, play my know before I begin a novel the general dimension of Wolf. Paul Le Mat, Eileen Davidson, Mar­ [LIFE] Tracey Oilman dD Sacrifice of the Mass saxophone and not work too hard.” who they are. Sometimes, if I do not know the exact jorie Bransfield. 1989. Rated R. [ESPN] Muscle Magazine (60 min.) [DIS] Jim Henson's Mother Goose Sto­ ( ® MOVIE: "The Honeymoon Machine' [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Forced Vengeance' ries Sailors in Venice with Max, an electric He cited the teaching of a rabbi in Hebrew school A swinging [LIFE] You're on the Air With Dr. Ruth dP My Secret Identity Andrew acquires thing that will happen to them, I know the range of When his casino boss is murdered by ri­ [USA] MOVIE: H.O.T.S.' computer that will enable them to break sorority is dedicated to snaring every guy [ESPN] Lee Haney's Championship another power when he encounters Or. when he was growing up in Seward F^k, an older things that are possible, given the character traits. vals, an unemployed bodyguard seeks re­ 12;30AM (3) Big Break Series Pre­ the bank at the casino, find themselves up on campus. Susan Kiger, Lisa London, Pa­ Workout Jeffcoate's photon beam. (R) venge. Chuck Norris, Mary Louise Weller, miere (In Stereo) to their necks in trouble and romance. Jewish ncighborh(X)d in Seattle. And I exercise a great deal of control over keeping mela Jean Bryant. 1979. [HBO] Wonderful Wizard of Oz (In (3D Synchronal Research Michael Cavanaugh. 1982. Rated R (3D Home Sliopping Network (90 min ) Steve McQueen, Brigid Bazlen, Jim Hutton. “He was always talking about the fact that you myself from beginning a story imtil I really think I Stereo) d 5 Fame 1961. [USA] The Hitchhiker 11:15PM [HBO] MOVIE: Dead ( ® MOVIE: 'Of Human Bondage' A don’t have to believe that you’re going to be struck know the characters and what will happen to them.” Calm' (CC) A mysterious stranger and a 9:00AM (3) Sunday Morning (CC) [DIS] Big Bird in China Big Bird and his (5D World Tomorrow 1 [HBO] Comedy Hour: Bob young medical student with a clubfoot falls 0:05PM boatload of corpses spell trouble for two for a promiscuous waitress. Kim Novak, sidekick, Barkley the dog, go to China to down if you do something bad. It was more like, as a Irving always reserves the surprises for his readers, Saget -- In the Dream State (CC) Comic (3) Paid Program ® Three Stooges vacationers on the high seas. Sam Neill, Lawrence Harvey, Robert Motley. 1964 search for a legendary Chinese bird they human being, you can make choices,” he said. “You never for himself. Bob Saget discusses domestic life and de­ Nicole Kidman, Billy Zane. 1988. Rated R. 33 Silver Spoons ;CC). saw on a scroll in New York's Chinatown. ® This Week With David Brinkley (CC) ® Friday the 13th: The Series A dying ceptive stardom in this stand-up perform­ (In Stereo) Wake, Rattle & Roll Preview of a new (90 min.) (SD Club Connect get a respect f^or something that’s unexplainable, a psychic hopes to delay her death by killing (35 “A good story to me,” he says, “is one in which the ance. (70 min.) (R) (In Stereo) children's series combining live action and divine being.. . . you can even call it music. 1 1 :30PM ( D Who's the Boss? (CC) her clients with the help of an antique TV [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America [C N N ] NFL Preview (S) Monsters The father of a animation. (R) reader can anticipate maybe three-quarters of what is 1 0:30PM (33) MOVIE: Still of the Night' A psy­ set. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [LIFE] Family Practice Update [D IS] World of Strewberry Shortcake “I’m trying to make the right choices, but it’s more werewolf family doesn't approve of his chiatrist becomes increasingly involved (3D Channel 1 Media Strawberry Shortcake tries to outwit the important for me to kind of stay out of the way and going to happen. The reader says, ‘Oh, I know it is daughter's fiance. [C N N ] Evans 8, Novak (R) [USA] Popeye and Son going to happen,’ and he is eager to see if he is right. with the mysterious mistress of a mur­ Facts of Ufe villainous Peculiar Purple Pieman, with the just let it happen, you know, and not try to control dD Synchronal Research dered patient. Meryl Streep, Roy Scheider, [LIFE] Esquire: About Men, for Women 10:1 0AM [CNN] On the Menu (R) help of her friends Huckleberry Pie, Blue­ But there is always one-quarter of the story that is be­ (23) ® ) Sesame Street (CC). (R) berry Muffin and Apple Dumplin" (R) it.” (2D Sea Hunt 1 0:25AM [TM C ] m o v ie : Dakota' A hind his back. A novelist must do two things: invite rebellious runaway overcomes his feelings [ESPN] SportsCenter Kenny Gorclick, Phi Beta Kappa and magna cum ( ® Gidget the reader to guess what is going to happen, show of guilt while working on a Texas Tho­ [H B O ] Record Breakers of Sport Former laudc accounting graduate of the University of C3D David Paul roughbred farm, Lou Diamond Phillips, him a lot of clues; and at the same time mislead the football player Chris Collinsworth profiles Washington, bought his first soprano saxophone 18 d5 Munsters Today (CC) Herman feels Hena Ware, Dee Dee Norton 1986 Rated sporting greats, including Mark Spitz and reader, because if the reader really, truly saw Sunday^ Sept. 16 like a failure after meeting his prosperous PG Jesse Owens Features interviews and film years ago, when he was 15, for $300. everything the novelist is going to do, he will not former assistant. (R) 1 0:30AM (33 Face the Nation footage (60 min.) (R) He still has the Belgian-made horn, preferring the keep reading.” [A&E] MOVIE: 'Santa Fe Trail' Cavalry­ 33 This Week With David Brinkley (CC). [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update more lush and less brittle tone over that of newer men in pre-Civil War Kansas set out to end [USA] He-Man and Masters of the What happens to the characters in “A Ihayer for Home Shopping Spree (35 Happy Days models. 5:00AM CB Amis, George Wendt 1988 Rated PG (In 5D Insight-Out abolitionist John Brown's reign of terror Universe Owen Meany” is a combination of surprisingly funny Ql) Medical Center Stereo) Errol Flynn, Olivia de Havilland, Raymond (3D Williams TV His former instructors, Johnnie Jessen, 81, who (22) Entrepreneurs Massey 1940 1 2:00PM 03 New York Football and very sad things in the honorable tradition of (18) Synchronal Research 6:05AM [T M C ] MOVIE: a Piano for d3) This Old House (CC) (R) played in the vaudeville and big-band eras, and dD D. James Kennedy [CNN] NewsView 0 3 Golf Show Charles Dickens, one of Irving’s mentors. d§) Beverly Hillbillies (CC). Mrs. Cimino' An elderly wtdow declared dD Big Valley University of Washington jazz-band leader Roy senile and incompetent fights for the right ® It's Your Business [DIS] Fraggle Rock (33 CinemAttractions [C N N ] Sports ® Munsters Today (CC) Herman feels Cummings, remember him for a practicc-practicc- to control her own life Bette Davis. Penny ® Kenneth Copeland [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour like a failure after meeting his prosperous (35 MOVIE: 'Going Berserk' Politicians, “I admire Dickens’ capacity for keeping the reader [USA] MOVIE: 'Assassin' A secret Fuller, Keenan Wynn 1982. (In Stereo) (3D Jimmy Swaggart [HBO] Mike Mulligan and His Steam former assistant (R) aerobics and religious cults are part of this practicc work ethic. constantly uncertain as to whether or not any given agent is called out of retirement to track comedy featuring the cast of Second City 6:1 0AM [CNN] Healthweek (R) [A & E] Contrary Warriors: The Crow Shovel (CC) Animated. Mike Mulligan and (3D Channel 1 Media The payoff was speed-demon fingering that helped moment will be a comedy or a tragedy, and how in­ down a humanoid robot that has been pro­ TV John Candy, Joe Flaherty, Eugene grammed to kill Robert Conrad. Karen 6:30AM (3) Young Universe Tribe A documentary tracing the history of his shovel Mary Anne worry what will dD Reading Rainbow (CC) get him his first break, a weekend gig with Barry the American Crow Indians, featuring rare come of them when the steam shovel be­ Levy 1983 terwoven the comic and the grotesque are,” he says. Austin, Richard Young 1986 (3) Siskel 8, Ebert Postcards From the [C N N ] Newsmaker Sunday photographs and recent interviews with comes outdated (R) UD Homo Shopping Club White’s Love Unlimited Orchestra at age 17. “You can never quite relax with Dickens. You can Edge " (Meryl Streep, Shirley MacLaine); 5:30AM (18) Synchronal Research tribe members (60 min.) [ESPN] This Week in Sports (26) MOVIE: 'Rock 'N' Roll High School' Before long, he was the only white player in the never quite be sure that just because someone is a White Hunter, Black Heart" (Clint East- [LIFE] Physicians' Journal Update (M) Weekend With Crook and Chase wood); "State of Grace " (Sean Penn) [CNN] NewsTime [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update A rock and roll band creates havoc when it funky soul band Cold, Bold and Together, fondly 9:15AM [T M C ] m o v ie : 'Boston comic character, something terrible is not going to Shirley Maclaine; recording artist Jon Bon [M A X ] MOVIE: Lords of the Deep' The comes to town (or a show The Ramones, Hispanic Horizons [OIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer Blackie Goes Hollywood' A beautiful con- remembered in Seattle since its brief existence in the Jovi; actor Gone Wilder (3) discovery of a gelatinous mutation threa­ Clint Howard, Vincent Van Patton 1979 happen to him.” artist gets her clutches on the fabulous (ji) Andy Griffith (3D Synchronal Research [ESPN] SportsCenter tens the lives of researchers trapped in a mid-1970s. Monterey Diamond Chester Morns, Lloyd (22) Family Ties (CC) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide disabled undersea station Bradford Dill- The same thing could be said of Owen Meany, the [CNN] Moneyweek (R) ( ® Wheel Power Corrigan, Forrest Tucker 1942 (23) McLaughlin Group “Being the only white guy in the band was one of (ID Ring Around the World [USA] Calliope man, Priscilla Barnes, Melody Ryane the biggest learning experiences of my life," he told Tom Thumb son of a New Hampshire granite quar- 6:00AM ([13 We Believe 9:30AM 33 P»i4 Program 1989 Rated PG-13 (2D Meet the Press (CC) (?D d i Dick Van Dyke 7:30AM (3) America's Black Forum The Seattle Times last spring. “I not only aossed the rier, who thinks of himself as a messenger of God. CB Public Affairs 33 Silver Spoons (CC). [USA] Cartoon Express ®D American Interests [A&E] Heroes: Made in the U.S.A. (R) [A & E] MOVIE: 'The Accountant' A color barrier, I found people were as happy to hear But Meany is a messenger of death, bringing desola­ (B Paid Program (35 Brady Bunch [CNN] Style With Elsa Klensch (R) (3) 8th Day 1 0:45AM dD Jewish Life case of mistaken identity puts a small-time tion when he kills the mother of his best friend, John (ji) Frederick K. Price Invisions Hair Replacement my blue-eyed soul as they were to hear the real thing. [DIS] You and Me. Kid (3) Sunday Mass (l.D 1 1 :00AM (3) Inside Washington British accountant in hot water with the Wheelwright, during a basebajLgame. (if) Synchronal Research Mr. Belvedere (CC) Mafia Alfred Molina, Tracie Hart, Clive I got over my stage fright once and for all.” [ESPN] SpeedWeek (35 (15 Fantastic Max (2D 33 Paid Program New Ufe (2D Meet the Press (CC) Panto 1989 A couple of years with Jeff Lorber Fusion of [HBO] MOVIE: My Mom's a Were­ (3D Williams TV (35 Incredible Hulk e- Irving admits that Meany is “someone that, This Week on Pit Road Auto racing [C N N ] Nowaday Portland, Ore., led to his first solo release, “Kenny wolf' (CC) A handsome werewolf uses his (2D Wanted: Dead or Alive report dD Miracle Faith Outreach (3D On Line [D IS] MOVIE: 'The Life end Times of Oi whenever he is around, death happens. 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Part 2 of 2 (R) cusses news and highlights from the major Treasure of the Lost Lamp " (R) visiting mother (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) wunderkind, matching Steven Soderbergh’s 1989 7:30PM (T® Synchronal Research [A&E] Life of Agatha Christie A profile Lansbury go back a long way together — he played [LIFE] Family Practice Update (R) (^0) Miracle Revival achievement, “sex, lies and videotape.” A mere 28 leagues [LIFE] Atherosclerosis: The Final Com­ 20) NHL Preseason Hockey; Hartford of mystery writer Agatha Christie, includ­ “Sweeney Todd” with her on the Broadway stage, a [MAX] MOVIE: The Abyss' (CC) (22) C3P) George Michael's Sports Mach­ (4p Guilt and Repentance Unearthly underwater phenomena and a mon Pathway (R) Whalers vs. Washington Capitols (2 ing film clips of various productions of her with only a small feature (“Three O’clock High”) and ine (In Stereo) musical for which they both won Tony awards. 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Jurgen Stereo) CD out-maneuvering Parker (In Stereo) tured in this collection of clips from their The final shootout, edited by Claire Simpson, is a Prochnow 1985 [CNN] Sports beautiful, and I like to watch the expression on her 4:00P M (D NFL Football; New York 03) MOVIE: 'Smokey and the Bandit 3' 1952-57 television shows (60 mm ) A sheriff is challenged to a cross-country [CNN] Sports Sunday face change — you can tell what she is thinking. — masierwork. The bagpipes and marchers of the St. [CNN] Newsday Giants at Dallas Cowboys (3 hrs ) (Live) [LIFE] Obstetrics/Gynecology Update 1 1 :49PM (B MOVIE: Dead Man's race by tw o wily brothers Jackie Gleason. [LIFE] Milestones in Medicine Folly' Belgian sleuth Hercule Poirot discov­ Mrs. W.R.M., Eric, Pa. Patrick’s Day parade are shown in slo-mo counter­ [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) Memories... 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Blair Brown, Charles Haid 1980 1 :35PM [DIS] MOVIE: The Capture The boys pursue a new wave of polterge­ [A & E ] C lim ate and M an The evolution of Jacques 1960 Averick, a social worker and author of “How In Luckinbill 1989 Rated PG (In Stereo) Rated R (In Stereo) Wyman) of “Falcon Crest” ill during the last season of Grizzly A dam s' Grizzly Adams is cap ists and phantasms conjured up by the res climates and how weather works (60 [A&E] Rich Linle's Robin Hood Impres Laws Relate: It’s All Relative.” “But you can be very [LIFE] Internal Medicine Update (R) lured after leaving the wilderr.ess to save tored portrait of a long-dead Carpathian mm ) Part 1 of 3 sionist Rich Little portrays all the charac­ 1 2 : 30 AM (B Runaway W ith the Rich of die scries, or was she doing something else? I’m polite to ilicm. Remember, these are important people his 10-year-old daughter from an r>rphan- warlock Bill Murray. Dan Aykroyd. Sigour [M A X ] MOVIE: '1 9 4 1 ' Panic sets in ters in this rendition of the classic tale, (60 and Famous Actress Britt Ekiand in St glad she came back. — B.K., Salt Lake City. age Dan Haggerty. Chuck Connors. Kim ney Weaver 1989 Rated PG (In Stereo) when rumors spread that the Japanese, [CNN] PrimeNews to your husband or wife.” mm ) Moritz. Switzerland (R) ANSWER: Jane Wyman felt she was a little tired, Darby 1981 [LIFE] Infectious Disease Update (R) fresh from their attack on Pearl Harbor [ESPN] Major League Baseball: Balti­ Averick writes about how to make a good first im plan to hit California next John Belushi. more-Orioles at Toronto Blue Jays (3 [CNN] W orld Now 01) Star Trek and she wanted some time to herself, so she asked to 2:00P M CD m o v i e : Dead Man's [USA] Throb Dan Aykroyd. 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Tag Sale and Auction on way Today is Saturday, Sept. 15, the 258th day of 1990. In Brief ... Fall schedule for seniors There are 107 days left in the year. Today’s Highlight in History: Manchester with Herb Bengstson, 9 Schaffrick, program coordinator for You all plan lo come down to been received to benefit Samaritan By JO E DIMINICO Fifty years ago, on Sept. 15, 19-+0, during the Battle of to 11:30 a.m. - $5 donation to His­ Alcohol Services at the Wheeler Community Baptist Church next Shelter. Activities specialist Britain in World War II, the tide turned as the Luftwaffe New intern at Emanuel torical Society, register in the office Clinic. Saturday ’cause the Town of Roberta is and has been one our sustained heavy losses inflicted by the Royal Air Force. MACC News Oct. 6: Manchester High football New seniors not familiar with the Lutheran Manchester is planning to hold the most outstanding shelter volunteers Greetings: On this date: game vs. South Windsor High - 1 Senior Center arc invited to attend local version of Connecticut’s Very, and supporters. Not only was she Please make note of the following In 1776, British forces occupied New York City during Sharon Israel of Atlanta, Ga., has been chosen as an p.m.— free, register in the office the “Newcomers Program” Very Big Celebrity Tag Sale and one of the prime movers behind the fall schedule of programs: tlic American Revolution. intern at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. She being sponsored by the Manchester (transportation provided to those in scheduled for Oct. 1 from 9:30 to Auction to benefit the homeless. Not CROP Walk, which raised almost Ceramics - filled - Monday and In 1789, the U.S. Department of Foreign Affairs was has been placed at Emanuel through Luther Recreation Department. There you need) 11:30 a.m. Individuals will be only will you have an opportunity to $3,(X)0 for Shepherd’s Place Soup Friday, 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. renamed the Department o f State. Northwestern Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. will find a wide variety of hand­ Oct. 16: Governor’s Day - $2, shown a video produced by the donate the candy dish Aunt Harriet Kitchen last October, but worked Bridge Lessons - Wednesday, In 1821, inde[x:ndcncc was proclaimed for CosUi Rica, She will be in the church sanctuary Sept. 16 at 9:45 crafted (by our own local artists) register in the office seniors on the activities at the gave you when you got married, and with her religious community (Cen­ 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., begins Oct. 3, Guatemala, Honduras, Nicaragua and El Salvador. a.m. to meet churchgoers. stained glass, stuffed bears, wood Oct. 17: Halloween in Saiem - center, learn of the services avail­ that good-as-new rocking chair ter Congregational Church) to raise Instructor Lenorc Brooks In 1857, William Howard Taft — who served as presi­ carving, baskets, ceramics, silk and $43, transportation, sightseeing and able for representatives of Elderly Holy days observed at temple you’ve replaced with a wing back to funds to purchase a VCR for Oil Painting - Tuesday, 9:30 to dent of the United States as well as chief justice •— was ribbon treasures and lots more. lunch - call 243-1630 to register Outreach, and share information on a Very Worthy Cause, but you’ll Samaritan Shelter. The VCR will be 11:30 a.m. bom in Cincinnati, Ohio. High Holiday ser\’ices, in observance of the Jewish Don’t miss the big day. It will be a Oct. 23: Geraldo Rivera Show in how one may get involved at the have an opportunity to bid on or buy used to show the AIDS educational Water Colors - Tuesday, 12:30 to In 1887, the city of Philadelphia launched a three-day New 'I'ear 5751, u ill begin Wednesday, Sept. 19, at 8:15 great way to spend a Saturday. NYC, $15 - includes transportation center. Individuals registering for a p.m. at Temple Beth Sholom, 400 E. Middle Tpke. all kinds of Manchester hidden video to new guests at the shelter as 2:30 p.m. celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Constitution wonders and surprises — everything For the Tag Sale and Auction, we and show (lunch on your own), gold card will also receive a “free” The observance will continue Thursday and I'riday part of tlic intake process and to Exercise “Celeste” - Monday, of the United Stales. from bean bag chairs to sewing still need lots and lots of volunteers leave 8 a.myretum 6 p.m., signup lunch. To register, please call the beginning each morning at 8:30 a.m. The services will be provide recreational videos in the Wednesday and Friday, 1:45 to 2:45 In 1917, Russia was proclaimed a republic by n machines. to help pick up, sort, price items all Sept. 17 center at 647-3211. evenings. p.m. Alexander Kerensky, the head of the provisional govern­ led by Rabbi Richard Flavin and Cantor \V;i\nc Kriegcr. diis week, to set up on Friday (help Oct. 23-26: Amish Country $249, Best wishes to Bill Cooper at O Governor William O ’Neill and Notice: The Fall Church Fair Exercise “Cleo” - Thesday, 1:30 ment that came to power following the abdication of Resitlents of Manchester and area communities may any hours between 10 a.m. and 9 leave 7:15 a.mVretum 9:30 p.m., Crcstficld Convalescent Home. D T | call Shirley Segal, temple president, at 649-5460, for in- our own Mayor Terry Werkhoven Sca.son has begun with the St. James to 2:30 p.m. and Friday, 11 a.m. to Czar Nicholas II. p.m.) and sutff the Tag Sale itself on 875-0538 Menu: (Meals served 11:45 a.m. will be among the celebrities joining Fair spccuicular. If you haven’t been noon, begins Sept. 18 In 1935, the Nuremberg Laws deprived Gemian Jews forinalion on obtaining admission tickets. Saturday between 10 a.m. and 4 Oct. 30: Cavalcade of Stars $42, to 12:15 p.m.) us during the day. Who knows, one down yet — today is the bust day. Square Dancing (Adv.) - Tlies- of their citizenship and made the swastika tlic official p.m. Call the Town of Manchester show/entertainment/transportation, Mon. Sept. 17: Chicken salad .McCaw to be installed at SUMC of them may even be the proud pur­ day, 10 a.m. to noon, begins Sept. symbol of Nazi Germany. Don’t miss it. call 243-1630 to register sandwich, soup beverage, dessert chaser of Aunt Harriet’s candy dish. Human Services 17cpartmcnt at 18 In 1949, “The Lone Ranger,” based on the radio show 12 m The Rev. Kyle W. McGaw will formally be installed Additions to calendar: Nov. 13-15: Baltimore, Md. Tues. Sept. 18: Roast beef Our favorite celebrities arc, of 647-3092 for infomiation on how to Square Dancing (Beg.) - Wednes­ of the same name, made its television debut on ABC O o as associate pastor of Soutli United Methodist church on Nov. 12: Veteran’s Day — no “Inner Harbor” $230 ($50 deposit), grinder, juice, beverage, dessert course, our own good folk who join the team. Also looking for lots day, 9:30 to 11 a.m., begins Oct. 10 with Clayton Moore as the masked hero and Jay Sil- Sunday at the 10 a.m. service at the church, 1226 Main and lots of donations. You can drop school register in office, flyers available Wed. Sept. 19: Chef’s salad (ham make Manchester such a great place Bonsai - Wednesday, 12:30 to 2 vcrhccls asTonto. ^ w St. Dec. 1: Community Forum on Nov. 29: Radio City Music Hall and cheese), roll, beverage, dessert to live — so come on down to say them off at the Armory between 8 p.m.. Sept. 26 and Oct. 10 In 1950, during the Korean conflict. United Nations - i - < He was ordained into the United Methodist ministry in Housing, Peace and Justice Commit­ Thurs. Sept. 20: TUrkey w/stulT- “Hi” to your friends and neighbors a.m. to 4:30 p.m. any day but Sun­ Basketweaving (Adv.) - $45 - signup Sept. 17 forces landed at Inchon in the south and began their drive 1982 and was appointed to a church in Agawam where tee Dec. 11: Christmas Wonderland - ing, potato, vegetable, gravy, cran­ m and join the fun. The Manchester day. Thursday, 2 to 4 p.m., begins Sept. toward Seoul. he served for eight years. Our slip is showing: Last week’s berry sauce, roll, beverage, dessert o i Association for Retarded Citizens With deficit of more than $30,(K)0 27 $29 - includes transportation, visit In 1959, Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev arrived in column listed misspelled Jewish greenhouse and Christmas bam, Fri. Sept. 21: Tuna pie, roll, Craft fair at area church will be selling their delicious baked projected for 1990-91, your support Basketweaving (BegTInt.) - Tues­ the United Stales to begin a 13-day visit. holidays: Sumchat Torah should beverage, dessert goods, so be sure to take home at of the Town sponsored benefit could day, 2 to 4 p.m., begins Sept. 25 lunch (choice of baked scrod or In 1963, four children were killed when a bomb went There will be a craft fair today on die grounds of St. have been Simehat Torah; Purum On-going activities: least one treat with you. make a significant impact in helping Line Dancing - Monday, 9:30 to chicken pot pie), visit Christmas off during Sunday services at a black Baptist church in l-'rancis of Assisi Church, 673 Ellington Road, South should have been Purim; and Yom Wonderland - leave 10:30 a.my Mon.: Ceramics - 9 a.m., new­ Plan an All Manchester Day by us keep the door to the shelter open. 10:30 a.m., begins Sept. 24 Birmingham, Ala. Windsor, sponsored by the Ladies Guild of the church. Shoah should have been Yom Ha comers program, 9:30 a.m.. Bingo, r" 2 starting the morning bright and early Thank you to the good folk at Dried Rowers - Thursday, 9:30 return 7:30 pan. - signup Nov. 7 In 1982, Iran’s former foreign minister, Sadegh The fair w'ill include skilled crafters, baked goods and Shoah. Holocaust was also All signups are at the Senior 10 a.m.. Pinochle, 12:30 pan., exer­ O O at the Downtown Farmer’s Market People’s Bank, including Kate Mul­ to 11:30 a.m., begins. Sept. 27 Ghotbzndch, was executed after he was convicted of activities for children. There is no admission charge. misspelled. Please accept our Center, 9:30 a.m., unless otherwise cise “Celeste” 1:45 p.m. CD 2 in front of St. James to purchase the len and Wendy Luddy. Working Refinishing - Wednesday, 9:30 to plotting against the government. Ample parking is available. apologies. Tues.: Oil I^nting — 9:30 a.m.. m rn glowing harvest colored fruits, with the Chamber of Commerce and 11:30 a.m., begins Oct. 3 (bring noted. 10 years ago: Seniors are encouraged to attend Water colors, 12:30 pan.. Bowling, rn CD Workshop set at St. Bridget vegetables and flowers. Catch the the Feast Fest committee, the item first day) Secretary of State Edmund Muskic told a news con­ the Thursday program on Oct. 11, 12:30 p.m., driver education, 12:30 CD free shuttle bus from Town Hall to People’s Bank set up a booth to Driver Education - Tuesday and ference in Washington tJiat he .saw little hope for a P “Riotstcps toward New Life” is the theme of a beginning after lunch, entitled p.m., grocery shopping (Stop & the Tag Sale and Auction at Com­ benefit the MACC Emergency THE Wednesday, Oct. 23 and 24 - $7 breakthrough in the Iran hostage crisis. workshop for the divorced, separated and widowed, to be “Living Wills and Durable Health Shop), call a day in advance for a O O munity Baptist, Manchester Green, Pantry and collected 42 bags of (check payable to AARP), register held in the auditorium of St. Bridget’s School, 80 Main Care Power of Attorneys.” The ride to take advantage of the exciting non-perishable foods to fill our shel­ BIBLE in office m z St., on Sept. 23 from 1 to 5:30 p.m. speaker will be Attorney Loretta Wed.: Friendship Circle - 10 bargains you’ll find. ves. A most welcome success. Football enthusiasts who like to Q > Anyone interested is welcome to attend. Dorothy SPEAKS Ftters of Neighborhood Legal Ser­ a.m., arts & crafts, 12:30 pan., At the same time, you’ll be sup­ And thanks to Roberta Macaro. attend a Manchester High School > r- Levesque will lead the workshop. The cost is $5 for vices. bridge, 12:30 p.m., exercise porting the Manchester’s emergency Roberta was recently selected as a r football game may do so free of 3J CD those who register in advance, or $6 at the door. Call Eugeii* Qrewer Please make note of the following “Celeste” 1:45 p.m.. Blood pressure Cinema shelter and soup kitchen. Then take local recipient of the 1990 James charge. Complimentary food and 649-2117 or 644-4600 for more information. Thursday programs slated for the (L-Z), 9 to 11 a.m., driver education, the shuttle back to Center Springs Cash Penny award for Community drink will be provided as well. X > Service and a check in her honor hais month of September. 12:30 p.m., nongrocery shopping Take part in installation Park to the Manchester Fall Festival Game is slated for Oct. 6 against > Sept. 20: Bert Angelo with his (K-Mart), call a day in advance for a In Matt. 19:16-30 we read of an South Windsor High School and Sat and Sunday ■D Several Manchester people will play key roles in the “Whispering Banjo” ride unnamed but good young man begins at 1:30 pan. Transportation installation service Sunday at 3 p. m. at Asylum Hill Sept. 27: “Hi Tones” four-mem­ Thurs.: Band Rehearsal, 9 a.m., HARTFORD Congregational Church, Hartford. whom Jesus loved. He was eager will be provided for those in need. Cinama City — Wild at Heart (R) Sat and Sun 1, 3:40, 7, 9:30. — New prayers offered to meet Jesus. He was a 'ruler' or ber entertainment group headed by Thursday program 12:30 pan. Daddy's Dyin' ... Who's Got the Will? (F>G-13) Sat and Sun 1:30. 4. 7:30, It will be the installation of the Rev. Dr. David Y. Tickets may be picked up at the leader. He was very rich, yet Fri.: Ceramics 9:30 aan.. Bingo, 9:45. — After Dartt, My Sweet (R) Sat and Sun 1:10, 3:30, 7:10, 935. — center. Sally Mueller, a local renowned Metropolitan (F>G-13) Sat and Sun 1:20. 3:50, 7:20, 9:40. Hirano as minister of the Connecticut Conference of the humble and respectful toward 10 a.m.. Setback, 12:30 aan.. Exer­ Please make note of the following pianist United Church of Christ. The church is located at 814 Jesus. cise “Celeste,” 1:45 pan.. Duck pin EA ST HARTFORD Asylum Avc. over Mideast crisis trip schedule. Men and Lady Golfers are Bustar’s Pub & Cinema — ProUem Child (PG-13) Sat-Sun 730.9:30. He was perceptive in seeing Jesus bowling, 9:30 a.m. - Holiday Lanes reminded that two make up “rain Showcaaa Cinema 1-10 — Ghost (PG-13) Sat 1:50, 4:35, 7:15. 9:55, The Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., pastor of the local Center Trips, meetings, forthcoming on Spencer Street, legal assistance, as a 'good teacher’ and introspec­ dates” arc scheduled as follows: 12:25; Sun 1:50, 4:35, 7:15, 9:55. — My Btue Heaven (PG-13) Sat 105. 3, Congregational Church, has served as chairman of the tempt to tic God to a particular side tive in seeing his own need. He events: 9:30 to 11:30 pan. (by appointment 5. 7:10, 9:15, 1135; Sun 105, 3, 5. 7:10, 9:15. — Darkman (R) Sat 1:15, By GEORGE W. CORNELL May 21 - Sept. 24 Installation Committee. Shelly Dieterle, also of in human conflicts got one of its was courageous to risk his position Sept. 17: Eastern States “Big E” only) 320, 5:25, 8, 1020, 12:25; Sun 1:15, 320, 5:25, 8, 1020. — Taking Care The Associated Press (full) - leave 9:30 aan./rctum 7:15 Aug. 6 - Oct. 1 of Business (R) Sat 2:15 4:45, 7:20, 9 3 5 11:50; Sun 2:15, 4:45, 720, Manchester, has represented the state Youth Council for most incisive and memorable put- by speaking with this despised Scores: 935. — The Exorcist III (R) Sal 1. 3:15, 530, 7:45, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 1. A program entitled “When Some­ tliis planning group that has been meeting over a period downs from Abraham Lincoln in the teacher. He was highly moral, p.m. T\ies., Sept. 4: Bowling - C. Cof­ 3:15, 5:30, 7:45, 10:10. — Postcards From the Edge (R) Sal 1, 305. 5:15 Sometimes, people have sought to body You Know Drinks Too Much,” 725, 9:45, 11:55; Sun 1, 305, 5:15 725. 9:45 — Presumed Innocent (R) of four months. Civil War. keeping the Ten Commandments Sept. 19: Phantom of the Opera fin 509; L. Bjorieman 200; H. Hinkel use prayer as a pianisan weapon, from his youth. will be held Monday, Sept. 24, 10 to Sat 1:35 4:15 705,9:40, 12:10; Sun 10S, 4:15 705, 9:40. — Death War­ Mrs. Peggy Wright, administrative assistant to the “NYC” (full) - leave 8:30 amV 204, 203, 557; B. Traggis 200, 520; rant (R) Sat 125, 330, 5:35 7:35. 10, 12:05; Sun 125, 3 :X , 5:35. 7:35, presuming to enlist God on their Disagreeing with appeals for 11 a.m. The program will consist of minister of tlic conference, will represent the conference In respect to a question about return 9 p.m. E. Adams 533; C. Glode 509; B. 10. — Flatliners (R) Sat 2, 425, 7, 9:25, 11:45; Sun Z 4 2 5 7, 9:25. — side against others. But that’s not prayers that God side with Union what he yet Icicked, Jesus told him a video and a discussion led by Phul staff in the ceremony of installation. Oct. 2: Guided tour of Giordano 524; M. Goodman 225, the case in prayers readied for wide forces, Lincoln said that wasn’t his to give away his riches and follow Hardware (FI) Sat 1:40, 3:40, 5:40, 7:50, 10:15, 12:15: Sun 1:40, 3:40, Roberta Marcaro and Kim Boemcr will direct and take 195, 565; P. Olcavage 182, 511; S. 5:40, 7:50, 10:15. American use this weekend about concern “for I know the Lord is al­ him. The man departed sorrowful­ part in the dance group that will picrform. Forsyth 190, 487; L. DeMarco 180; MANCHESTER the Persian Gulf crisis. ways on the side of right.” ly. His wealth got in his way. The UA Tbaalara Eaal — The Exorcist III (R) Sal and Sun a 420, 7. 925. o C. Byrnes 179, 500; v. Newberry — Quick Change (R) Sat and Sun 2:30, 4:30, 730, 9 35. — Arach- Prepared on an interfaith basis — Lincoln added: “But it is my con­ material world is so much with us Bishop dislikes phrases that it is difficult to keep it in proper 184,499 nophobia (PG-13) Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:40, 7:15, 9 30. — The Rocky Horror Christian, Moslem and Jewish — stant anxiety and prayer that I and Social Security Picture Show (R) Sat midnight — Class ol 1999 (R) Sal midnight — Cry- MISSOULA, Mont. (AP) — Episcopal Presiding perspective. We are distracted the prayers seek not God’s partiality the nation should be on the Lord’s Wed., Sept. 5: Bridge - none Baby (PG-13) Sal rridnight Bishop Edmund L. Brc wning told an Episcopal youth but his guidance. It’s sought to get from our prior call to spiritual ends. turned in Di side.” Paul illustrated It thus: *No one VERNON gathering he hates phrases that typecast youth as the people to straighten up themselves. Ihc 60 reserve days arc non-renew- Fri., Sept. 7; Setback - Edith Al­ ana 1 A 2 — Arachnophobia (PG-13) Sal and Sun 2. 4:15, 7. 930 — serving as a soidier gets involved QUESTION: What arc Medicare “church’s future” rather than its present. That is the emphasis of three bert 128; Sue Horwath 119; Betty Problem Child (PG) Sal and Sun 130, 3 15. 5, 7:10, 9:20 “O God . . . illumine our way, our in civiiian affairs," 2Tim. 2:4. reserve days? ablc. Once a reserve day is used, it Citing the trite phrase, “The youth of today is the prayers being distributed among Jc.sanis 112; Bob Gale 112 Hearts and our minds in this hour of ANSWER: Medicare reserve can never be recovered. In 1990, WILUMANTIC churches, mosques and synagogues Mon., Sept. 10: Pinochle - Ada church of tomorrow,” he said, “I want to say to you that darkness,” reads a Moslem-com­ days arc tlic 60 additional hospital hospital insurance will pay for all U.A. The Clnamas — Ghost (PG) Sat and Sun 2, 4:35, 7:15, 9:55. — across the nation for use this The Lemon Sistars (F*G) Sat and Sun 230. 7, — Presumed Innocent (FI) that’s bull. Your witness, your ministry, is terribly needed posed part of the prayers. ‘Teach CHURCH OF CHRIST inpatient days that a Medicare covered services except $2% a day Rojas 733; Michael Habcrem 668; weekend in regard to the interna­ Uydall & Vernon Streets Gcrt McKay 665; Edith Albert 659; Sat arxl Sun 2:05 4.40. 720, 10. — Pump Up the Volume (R) Sal and i i n at tills dale in time.” our leaders humility, wisdom and beneficiary can use if his or her for each reserve day used. 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THIS IS THE LISTEN TO THE . t h i s is t h e BUT IT EVEN PICKED Crossword FINEST RECORDER q u a l i t y a s 1 • 'SQU££K SOUEAL 'i UP THE RASP IN EVER MADE ,4 PLAY IT SACK SOUALL F IN E S T '; AAY THROAT.' FO R YOU KWAAK- CLASSIFIED ADVER-n-SINf; 643-2711 Notices LotirLond for Sole ..... Invtilm tnt ProDorty..... Lo s t/F o u n d ...... O' Mtrchondise Mutlcol Item*...... P erionoii...... o: ■uilneti ProDorty...... Retort P ro p e rty ...... Comerot ond Fhqte Equipment.. A nnounctm e nlt...... O: I Spgcioli^Do^r! | Helldev Seosonol...... Ret* and Suppllet...... M orteoees...... ACROSS 39 Emergency Ar)swer (o Previous Puzzle AtfCtloni...... • Wented to Buy...... Antioues end Coliecliwee...... Miiceilantous tor Sole...... signal FlAonCl*!...... O: iSarvIcai Roofiwe/Sieino...... Clethine...... Toe Sole#...... 1 Singer — 40 12. Roman F lo e r in f...... Wonted to BuyrTrode ...... Employment A Education Rentals jChlld Cor«...... F urniture...... Pinza 41 Pulls C le c irtc o l...... pgrt Time Hilp Wonted ...... I| Room i for R e nt...... Cioonlne Service#...... I TV/Ster ee/Appllonces...... 5 Dance 44 Pronoun Heotlne/Plumbine..... N ile W onied...... 1 A portm enfi fo r Renf .... Lown C o re ...... MitctHoneou! Service!... JMochlnerv T o o l!...... 8 Poet Pound 48 Author end AutomotivB Situation Wonlod ...... Condom inium ! to r Rent Booiilietolne/Income Toi. Service* Wonted...... loordenlno...... 12 Long times Hunter : c ^ L o _ • w iin tit O o p o rlu n itlM ...... i: Hornet for R ent...... I Cor gentry/Ntm otfelinf..... Londicopln#...... Good Things to Sot...... Cere ter Sole ...... 13 Arab 49 Sail in iffu c iio n ...... 1- Store/Ottice Spoce...... ' PoinMnt/Roperine...... C e iK re te ...... Trucki/Voni for Sole.... garment 50 Corn lily 9 - i5 £molovmtnl ServICM ...... L Retort Property ...... Fuel O tl/Coolrnrewood...... Campert/Trollefi...... Induifrloi Property...... Form Supplies ond Equipment. 14 Grafting 51 Taboo item Real Estatt SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Metercvcies/MppeBs.... twig 52 — Miss Coroeei and Storage.... 'Office/Retoil Equipment...... Auto Services...... ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson H o m ti for S a lt ...... 7 MONTHLY RATES... 15 — Ness 53 Oil-export­ Roommotei Wanted . Autos ter Rent/LeOBf-. . Cortdomlnlumi for Sol#...... 2: Wonted to Rent ...... tiecreatienol Equipment...... 16 Singer ing assn. Call 643-2711 for more InformotlonI Miiceiioneous Automotive. 'Boot! ond Morine Equipment.... Wonted to Buv/Trode... Boone 54 Strike CAk) I rA6T& YOOR CAki I TAKE IT TB SCHOOL 17 Laughing 55 And so on z m i t DAD? bird (abbr.) FORSfWWAUDTCtt? HATES: 1 to 6 d o v s : 00 ce n ts pe r iln e oe r d a y. DEADLINES; For clottlfltd odvorlltm onli lo READ YOUR AO: C idtilfttf Bdveriliemenli ere 7 to 19 doyi; 70 cents oer llne oer day. 18 More 56 Part of lace bt Dubllthtd TuMdov Ihrouoh Saturday, lha token py telephone os o convenience. The serpentine ?0 to 35 doys: 60 cents oer line oer day. drodlln* li noon on Hit day birort publico- Manchester Herold It responilble for only one incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of 20 Part of a DOWN 26 or more doys; 50 cents oer lin t oer day. flon. For advtrllitm init to bt publlihtd the orlglnol Insertion. Errors which do not lessen poem bail) 3 7 ------what M inimum choree: 4 lines. .Yondoy, tht dtodllnt li on Friday. 21 Cricket 1 Skinny fish the value of the advertisement will not be 2 2 ----- your country corrected by on additional Insertion. positions 2 Organism about 22 French yes 3 South Ameri­ 23 Safecracker 36 Evergreen 23 Baking can Indian (si.) tree 10 PART TIME HELP ingredient 4 Wisconsin 24 And others 40 Sailing ship NOTICES 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 26 Barometer city (2 wds.) 41 Wishes (si.) WANTED______type 5 Jokes 25 Piece of land 42 Assert As a condition precedent DENTAL ASSISTANT LINE COOK, BANQUET ■Tl 30 Engrave 6 Construc­ 26 Maturing 43 Zola heroine to the placement of any FULL I IMF energetic per­ LOOKING FOR respon­ 31 Selves tion beam agent 44 Sword BABY SITTER NEEDED- wanted- Full time posi­ SERVER, Cocktail son needed for miscel­ O 32 Large (2 wds.) advertising in the In my home, Green Rd. tion available im­ sible person to babysit 27 S-shaped handle Server, Hostess/Host, laneous duties at antelope 7 Channel molding 45 Montreal JOH050IO f990 by NEA kvc Manchester Herald, Ad­ 2 school aged children. mediately in Banquet Cook, Food infant. 1 night a week u -n 33 Long fish 8 Dessert 28 Concerning ballplayer Manchester Company. 34 Vase­ pastry vertiser hereby agrees 7-8:30 am, school days. Manchester general Server. Part time & Full and occasional (2 wds.) 46 Is situated SPIDER4IAN by Stan I 646- 5477. S F shaped )ug 9 City of David 29 Pairs 47 Eyes, mouth, to protect, indemnify $6.00 per hour. Non- dentist office. Ex­ time positions available. weekends. Hawthorne 35 Architect — 10 Plant part 31 Rams' mates nose. etc. and hold harmless the srnoker. Must love perience or degree Apply in person: The FULL TIME-Delivery St. area. 646-7411. Saarinen 11 — Domini 34 Adam s 49 Ben Cart­ mAT WAS y ITCMieWOM LOOKS LIKe' we WON'T H/We' 36 Collector {of 19 Profit on Manchester Herald, its children. References required. Call 649- Gallery Restaurant 141 position, heavy lifting. grandson wright's boy 'V A A T ^ O tS e rl AHOUNPTHecXiRNeR, TO WORRY ABOUT ffOffO- officers and employees 12 m facts, etc.) bank acct. 35 Omission of required. 646-8298. 2748. New London Turnpike, Saturdays included. 38 Runs from 20 Hits (billiard sound CffOOACAN't against any ana all Glastonbury. Call 643-2171. O o liability, loss or ex­ BUILDING CUSTODIAN DRIVER- CLASS 1. Full time. Must be FULL TIME- Manufactur- YWCA INSTRUCTOR i 3 T ~ T i r TT pense including wanted- Pleasant work­ MANCHESTER- OFFICE ^ CD dependable. Company ing pHDsition available at Instruct after school Gym­ attorneys’ fees, arising ing conditions. Part time MANAGER/RECEP- benefits. Immediate Munsons Chocolates, nastics classes and/or ” 1 15 n 14 from claims of unfair evenings & some TIO N IST wanted for opening. 646-5477. Route 6, Bolton. Hours Sports Programs for ele­ trade practices, infring- weekends. Call 649- general dentist office. m . 1S 17 5336. We are looking for a are 8-4:30, Monday- mentary school children. ment of trademarks, IN HOME DAY CARE- Friday. Full benefits o ^ trade names or patents, CLEANING PERSONS- VVanted Loving, respon­ personable outgoing in­ Ideal for P.E. Teacher/Stu- 16 include, MEDICAL, dent or high school student violation of rights of Floor experience. sible care giver. Mon- dividual who can hand­ DENTAL, PENSION,& with experience. For more privacy and infringe­ Ouality work. Depen­ day-Friday, 7-3:30 to le the varied duties of PROFIT SHARING. information call Beth Se- STAM ment of copyright and dable only. Also other care for 2 pre-school receptionist/manager. tee Call for appointment lavka at YWCA, 647-1437. ufSn proprietary rights, unfair duties. Part time boys, and 2 school age Experience preferred. Call 649-2748. 647- 8639. f'lr competition' and libel evenings, and/or girls. Child care back­ 36 3 T and slander, which may Saturdays. 643-5747. ground preferred. FULL TIME NIGHT o o result from the publica­ PART TIME SHELTER References required. Manager for convience 33 EEK AND MEEK by Howl# Schnaldar tion of any advertise­ 646-8062, 4:30-8:30 store. 12 midnight-8am. SUPERVISIOR needed pm. m r n ment in the Manchester at the Samaritan Shel­ Benefits. 633-4155. SUPERVISORY AIDE 36 IMURRUPT OUR ID BRIUBVCU VO s o u SUFFER FRQl^ Herald by advertiser, in­ te r in Manchester. The Manchester Board of Education is ■35" LIVP MID-EAST (CV£RAG£,. ■mis LRGEOT H £ A D m S ’ BAO;ACF(£S^ cluding advertisements Responsible for the su­ Real Estate P CO in any free distribution pervision & operation of BUYER BROKER WAITRESSES seeking applicants for a Supervisory Aide ME-SSA3E... M u sat m u publications published shelter program. From TRAINEE EVENINGS at Manchester High School. Duties in­ O O M LL.KJHV by the Manchester 5am-9am. "Hourly rate National franchise system oilers m z 46 Herald. $7.25. Call Denise training in new & unique method of Full or Part Time clude supervision of corridors, study halls, lUOTT w . serveing homo buyer needs. o > 51 Cabana at 647-8003 for and before and after school detention 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS more information. NO CANVASSING > 1“ NO COLD CALLING SHADY 54 > - rooms with related clerical duties. School 3) CO SEARCHING FOR A WIT­ PART TIME CASE We furnish buyer leads. Potential MANAGER needed to 1st year earnings in excess ol GLEN days only. 7.2 hours per day. $9,235 a J NESS to an accident on $36,000. Real estate license p re X > provide case (c) 1990 by NEA Inc corner of Spruce & Oak lo rr^ , but not required dunng year. Some benefits provided. Contact St. Male mid- 20's. Dark management. Services 643-0511 > “ • the adult co-ed popula­ training. Will select 3 individuals Mrs. Barbara Quinby; Manchester High haired on a bicycle. able to start this month. 360 W. Middle Tpke. ■D Please call 646-1340. tion of the Samaritan Shelter in Manchester. Call Ray or Bob School, 647-3529. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll Manchester Parkade Services includes sup­ 647-9641 EOE 5 FINANCIAL portive counseling, I ABKH? MY CAD FOG AND HE (DFFEREP SO I'm o o in s to referrals, advocacy, & A 2S-CENT R A iee IM ALL TYPES OF LOANS- ME ATEN-CENT DECLARE MYSELF $5000 AND UP. Whatever other direct services as needed. Hours: days. CELEBRITY CIPHER MV ALLOWANCE, RAISE... A FREE ASENT. your situation is we can Flex as needed to The Private Duty Nursing Registry Ct-U'Dfiiy Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous help you. Call 212-978- peopU' past and present Each letter in the cipher stands for 3533. serve clients. Rate another Joday s due H equals B $10.50. Call Denise of ALL TYPES OF LOANS- Cabana 647-8003 for F HNMMNVA $5000 & up. Whatever more info or send VNA HEALTH RESOURCES, INC. .1, your situation is, we can ‘ f t .' (.#»_*• vM resume to P.O. Box RWKW, F HNMMNVA J u>‘r*. k,sA>> help youl 212-978- 773, Manchester CT. warmly extends an invitation 3533. 06040. Attention: to all RNs and LPNs to attend an IRWKW — TKWIlP Denise Cabana. CP (M u 10 PART TIME HELP PART TIME CLEANING YVVA Nl FSSY GT WANTED person, Manchester. OPEN HOUSE HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browna Monday- Friday IV KWFM UVAWP.' SPECIAL EDUCATION evenings. 15 hours per TEACHER-(.5 Time) WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 19,1990 LLiot^Y ERPiE, \ YoJfze N or B\!b N week. Must have — Y W A F I V K You \NANNA p b yu iNk y n a y Captain Nathan Hale po You TMlIsiK SAYAN HALF AS FAYAS cohAPLl^FNY, u t 3UPPY ? School grade 5 and 6. references. 742-5633. 2:00 P.M.-5:00 P.M. I'M FAT ? I MPHANT AN FFFFNANY// CT certification WDWKWII SNKJYWA. IS FAY J 11 HELP WANTED PREVIOUS SOLUTION Progress might have been all required. Contact 945 ASYLUM AVENUE, HARTFORD right once but it has gone on too long ’ — Ogden Nash Michael J. Malinowski. Superintendent of FULL I IMF person ex­ Please stop by our office to meet our staff, learn about the advantages and the rewards of Home 1990 0 NFA Inc 15 Schools. 78 Ripley Hill perienced in A.B. Dick Rd. Coventry, CT printing press. Ap­ Care nursing and the role you can play when families "neednwre than just a visit." 06238 by 9/25. plicant must have good driving record & be will­ We kx)k forward to meeting you and hope you will join our team! PART t im e truck ing to learn Cheshire mechanic, Ap- mailroom equipment. For more information please call at: proximately 4 hours Paid holidays & ------S » a o a M j^ daily. Experienced only benefits. Call Rob at 246-1919 need apply. 646-5477. 633-2025. 1 9 9 0 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 11 HELP WANTED 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE

MANAGER- Seven SECRETARIAL/RECEP- Now Is the time to run an •EASY DOES IT " Is the A S T A R T E R W IT H BRING THE PORCH SPECTACULAR NEW- SPREAD YOUR WINGSMI OPEN SUNDAY 9/16. 2-4 SOMETIMES YOU A U T H E N T IC SALT Eleven Open House. TIONIST- Responsible od In classified to sell thot wav to describe olacing a OPEN HOUSE ROOM TO ROAM- SWINGMI $135,900. CAN...Mix business $189,900. This country pm . 3 0 5 Redwood Wednesday 9/19 mature, full time person comera you no longer want ad. Just call 643-2711 Large living room with Move right into this BOX Reproduction from set 4 bedroom Split- Road. The good life can SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 16, 2-4 with pleasure! This af­ 1748 Sturbridge Village 1 0am-7pm. 1 00 needed. Diversified use. and we do the rest I fireplace, country charming 3 bedroom fordably priced Duplex Level has a contem- bo yours in this mint Rosscommon Drive, duties. Strong interper­ kitchen, study or play cape with new porch Plans. 3 bedrooms, 3 porary flair, fireplaced condition 3 bedroom 2 49 TIMBER TRAIL, MANCHESTER on Eldridge St. is fireplaces, 2 1/2 baths. Middletown. 635-9359. sonal and telephone. room, large and new and many updated fea­ situated in a CBD zone living room, 21/2 baths, 1 /2 bath home. In Hiring for locations in Solid word processing 12’x24’ deck. Attractive tures including newer Beehive oven, 3-t- family room, workshop, wonderful OPEN HOUSE and would be suitable ACRES & pond. Tolland & Manchester. background. Desktop yard. Asking only kitchen, new deck, and for business usel Offers hardwood flooring and neighborhood. Priced to Starting salary up to publishing a plus but $137,900. Call Barbara. new paint all around,. WILLINGTON. carpeting tool You’ll sell fast at $179,000. MANCHESTER 2 four room units with $224,900. DIR: Rte 74 $24,000 & bonus. not necessary. Send Re/Max Real Estate, There’s a negotiable separate utilities. Just a especially enjoy the Debby McIntosh 633- Retail experience resume to Personnel 647-1419. hot tub too! If you're to Parker Road, house large private yard with a 2179. Barnet Bohman 83 Deerfield Dr. short walk to downtown. is on the Right. Philips needed with good cus­ Manager P.O. Box looking for any easy Call for more green house for those Dollar Dry Dock Real Real Estate 742-0702. Estate 633-3661. tomer service and deli 1213, Manchester CT. Sunday 1-4 ANDOVER - PUT IT IN commute to Hartford or information. $135,900. who love to relax in the skills. Some college is 06040. Pratt & Whitney don’t garden year round. Off W. Middle Tpke., The mark of excellence is present in this great home. 10 THE BAG... TIRED OF Jackson & Jackson HELPING PEOPLE so desireable. Apply in SHOPPING?? Well, wait another moment- Real Estate, 647-8400. LOOKING FOR an apart­ Don’t miss out! Anne rooms plus finished rec room w/hot tub & pool table. Miller Real Estate, 647- tisfv their needs ond person on Wednesday. 12 SITUATION near Adams St.. this could put an end to call today! Anne Miller F ment? Be sure to check wants ... that's what want DIR: 91 South to Exit Outdoor tennis court & pool. Offered at $374,900. ^ Real Estate, 647-8000. the monv vaconcles listed 8000 WANTED Route 83 to Spring Street, Right on Tam, Right on Tlmrod, the time consuming and ads are all about. 21. Go straight thru light Great 8 room Colonial ~ 3-4 Bedrooms ~ tiresome looking for that in classified each dav. onto Industrial Park Lett on Timber Trail. BABYSITTER NEEDED in perfect home... this one BUILDERS SPECIALS- Road. Continue ap­ Your Hostess: Norma Marshall 633-3661. my Manchester home. 2 full baths ~ Brick and Aluminum Exte­ has it all. Close to BRENDA LANE 1-5 proximately 2 miles look 6:45 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Hartford, Cul-de-sac, acre wooded lots. tor Green & Gold sign, rior ~ excellent condition. Super buy at Monday-Friday. All 4^DollarDryDock hardwood floors, 2 COVENTRY. $54,875 Rosscommon Park. 3rd school age. 646-7809 $ 13 7 ,5 0 0. bath. Call Terry for a floor. Barnett Bowman Real Estate & up. Unbelievable tow leave message. private viewing. Re/Max price. HIGHLANDS-1-2 MANCHESTER- secretary MATH TUTOR WANTED 136 New London Turnpike 647-1419 or 228-9757. acres COVENTRY. for one man law office. Keith Real Estate Glastonbury, CT (X)033 needed for basic to col­ BEAUTIFULLY $58,900 & up. Owner T | Shorthand & word lege courses. Initiative: DECORATED Starter financing on selected processing a must. study for electronic 646-4126 home, remodeled tots with as little as 10% O 646-2425.______degree. Please call Don kitchen, cathedral down. Special program CARPENTRY/ TREE SERVICE/ LANDSCAPING JJ “T1 MEDICAL RECEP­ for more information. ceiling, 2 skylights, oak for builders- build now- REMODELING PRUNING TIONIST for Doctor of 282-7205. cabinets, new vinyl pay laterlll Ask for Phil. Internal Medicine in B r id g e flooring. ELLINGTON. COMMON ROAD- 8 Manchester. Ex­ 14 INSTRUCTION REDUCED FOR LOTS PRICED TO Screened Top Soi^ perience preferred. Call QUICK SALE $95,000. SELL WILLINGTON HAWKES TREE SERVICE Any amount deHvered WET BASEMENTS? $54,900-up. Area of Rick's Handyman and 643-8573. EXPERIENCED- Piano DIR: Rte 30 to Right on Carpentry Bucket, truck & chipper. Also: BacUtoe, BobcaL & Hatchways, (oundabon cracks, teacher accepting Sandy Beach Road, 1st nice homes, new road. PIZZA COOK & Prep man NORTH 9-1590 club jack, declarer threw a club on R em odeling & R epairs Stump removal, ftee Loader available sump pumps, tile lines, gravity beginning students of Doing it Right on South, 1st Left ZEYA & SATARI DRIVE ■ I wanted. Days or nights. ♦ 7 5 dummy's diamond king and played a Anic^ basements, yards deanad estimates. Special on White, signs posted. 1-2 acre NORTH H a u lin g feeds, and dry wells. Also damp­ Experience preferred. all ages. 645-8091. Y 8 fi 4 2 oortsideralion tor aiderly and Davis Construction i heart back to his queen. Down one. COVENTRY $79,400 & Insured ness prerrmg of ooncrele walls ♦ A K 4 2 the easy way Philips Real Estate 742- handicapped 872-1400 or 659-9555 Apply at Nullis 706 The right play makes taking 13 up. Possible financing FREE ES’nMA'TES 21 HOMES FOR SALE ♦ A y 5 0702. 647-7553 and doors. Chimney dean outs, Hartford Road, tricks seem simple. Win dummy’s ace at 8% APR with 646-1948 Manchester.______By James Jacoby Slone wads, and conaete repairs. 7.34 ACRES-ALL WE.ST KAST of diamonds and ruff a diamond, and $30,000 down, 5 year ♦ 8 3 ♦ 6 4 2 then play the five top spades, throwing BOLTON-$167,500. New balloon. Era Philips YARDMASTERS Over 40 years experienced. Sen ­ SALESPERSONS for YOURS!!! $319,900. In­ It was quite aggressive for South to listing-secluded (really) Alan's Construction Co. law apartment! Bring Y K 10 Y J 9 7 5 3 bid a grand slam. Two aces and a king three hearts from dummy. West has to Real Estate 742-1450. PLACING AN AD In Clos- SUMMER CXEANUP ior dl'izen discounts. Center Street Seven ♦ Q J 10 9 5 ♦ 8 6 3 make three discards as declarer runs 5 room ranch plus a F Specializing in cedar closets, slfled Is a very easv, Eleven. Full & part time the extended family to in the North hand could absolutely en­ partial recreation room. ■TVees Sc Lawns Cut Albert Zuccaro live in this Dutch ♦ J 9 7 4 ♦ 10 3 sure only 11 tricks, but South gave ex­ his trumps. A diamond and the 10 of COLUMBIA- IF YOU’RE kitchen cabinets and simple process. Just dial ■Yards Sc G a ra ^ Cleaned , hours. Good starting hearts can be disgorged without too 2 bedrooms, living room 643-2711.1 Waterproofing Colonial with 3 SOUTH tra weight to his partner's four-club LOOKING FOR SOME­ new rooms. ■Brush Piles RemovtHl wage with insurance & with fireplace over 1 ■Trude Sc Backhoe Work bedrooms in the main ♦ A K 0 J 10 9 bid. South was right in that North did much pain, but what next? Almost THING DIFFERENT.... A Full Service Company vacation benefits. Good surely West will let a club go, not ex­ acre of seclusioni U&R ■Exterior Housepainting 646-3361 customer service & deli house and a 3 room in­ Y A q have important values in clubs, ^ Realty, 643-2692. it is the size something 646-2614 LAW N CARE ■Driveways Sealed law or Ranch addition. ♦ 7 enough to make the grand slam a fa­ pecting South to have a concealed special... it is the price skills helpful. Apply in four-card club suit. If not, he’ll throw ■Landscaping Installations person at 513 Center Each has separate ♦ K 8 6 2 vorite, but declarer erred in the play. all in this surprisingly af­ ■Complete Building Sc PAINTING/ Street, Manchester. entrances and deck. Declarer won dummy's ace of dia­ away the king of hearts. If declarer BRAND NEVt/ LISITINGIII fordable 8 room split. lYopwrty Maintained Vulnerable: Neither doesn’t blink at the wrong moment, he Absentee owner offers Reap the benefit of the Dealer: South monds and quickly played five rounds With hardwood floors, 2 LAWN-SCAPE ■Any JoD Considered PAPERING WORTH LOOKING into... possible 3 building tots of trumps, discarding two hearts and a will claim. this 7 room 3 bedroom 1/2 baths, deck and 2 CHILD CARE FuDy hisim Free Estimates Janws Jacoby's books “Jacoby on Bridge" and 'The Finishing Touches" the many baroolns ot­ at no extra chargel .South West North Kast Colonial on Summer- car garage. All this for C iD - YARDMASTERS diamond from dummy. West let go of “Jacoby on Card Games"(written with his father, tered for sole every dov in Anne Miller Real 1 e Pass 2 ♦ Pass set Dr. in East Hartford $169,900. Call Terry at spedaliang in two diamonds and the 10 of hearts. the late Oswald Jacoby) arc now available at 6 4 ^ ^ 9 % the clossified columns! Estate, 647-8000. 3 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ Pass in area of similar Re/Max 647-1419 or LAWN MAINTENANCE NOW AVAILABLE: Next came three rounds of clubs end­ booksteres. Both are published by Pharos Books Lk»nsed Day Care Mom quality, higher priced Local PAPERHANGERS 4 Y Pass 4 ♦ Pass ing in dummy. Since West still had the © 1990. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN. 228-9757. ■Fat Cleanups MISCELLANEOUS 4 NT Pass 5 Y Pass homes! Interior has Has Two Before & After ■Driveways Sealed now scheduling for Fall and 5 NT Pass 6 ♦ Pass been completely SERVICES MALLARD VIEW-Open 1- School Openings In The ■Weekly Mowings Winter. Call Paul Ofria at 7 ♦ All pass redone, including new 4 pm Weekdays. Nathan Hale School Dis­ ■Bushes Trimmed 646-3570 or Fred Hahn at kitchen and carpeting. Ranches. Townhouses. Opening lead: ♦ Q Features 1 st flooror famiTtfamily ■Yards Cleaned 649-6018 for a quote. No association fees. trict ■Futy Insured FACTS ABOUT FAX room, 1 full and 2 half MANCHESTER’S Brick Building Restoration Dependable Work, baths, central air and BEST NEW HOME Call Linda 1. Chemical cleaning many extrasi Asking VALUE- Change your 646-6815 Affordable Pricea 2. Tuckpoinllng Wall Papering and Painting $168,900. Jackson & lifestyle to 1-floor living 645-7887____ Xyears Experience Jackson Real Estate, CT License #31060 For Free Estim ates in these 3 bedroom. Insurance, References and A s t r o g r a p h 647-8400. bath single family_at- call Peter There s someone outl Free Estimates tached hom es. Fu Just bedausc vou don't 724-7119 there who wonts to buy! basement, courtyard.ya use on Item doesn't mean MARTY MATTSSON DUPLEX- MANCHESTER your powcf tools. Flnd^' covered rear porch, 1st the Item hos lost Its value. 649-4431 work or career is concerned to achieve Luxurious 9 room that buyer with o low-costl est asset today is your ability to effec­ floor laundry, Why not exchonoe It for ONE OF THE nicest I tively deal with others and to get them your priorities today, but don't go Ranch on Highwood Odin Classified. 643-2711. J if Drive. Custom Built by appliances, skylights, cosh with on od In ClassI-' things about wont ods Is J le.. Q an existing dwelling located at 48 Pine Ridge CARAVAN TEMPO 1988 Buick LeSabre LTD...... g Slock #:i024A, was $8995 Stock #M05308A. was $10,995 claims must be presented to 1985 1/2 Ford Escort 4 Door.. J Drive. fitock #P173, was $9895 987 Buick Century Wagon...... 8. >0 the fiduciary at the address 1 1985 Buick Skylark...... ^ At this hearing interested persons may bo heard and written below. 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'til 5 Auta AC vou hove flreoioce loos Call the Classified Department Lease purchases available. PONTIAC BUICK Many antiques among them. St. SCHALLER for sole, find buyers the Sf EAST ouick and easy wav ... and ask for Lee Ann, for more Call Anne Miller Real Estate NISSAN MAZDA James Church parking lot, 896 Main St. ACURA with 0 tow-cost ad In » < l i b n WINDSOR Never Knowingly Undersold Classified. 643-2711. details & copy deadlines. 647-8000 ROUTE 5 EAST WINDSOR Thurs,9/13& Fri. 9/14 5-11 PM 345 CENTER STREET 623-2466 MANCHESTER 1- 800 - 392-2524 Sat. 9/1511 AM-11 PM 647-7077 643-2711 9 9 0 Young Irish quarterback to be tested early SPORTS By ED SCHUYLER JR. to No. 10, is not exfxjcied to have much The Associated Press trouble rebounding against California at Berkeley. While Notre Dame Coach Lou Holtz is Auburn coach Pat Dye doesn’t want to 49ers very much remain the team to beat hoping Rick Mirer can ring down the discuss numbers like his Tigers’ No. 2 thunder for the Fighting Irish this season, three touchdowns as Minnesota lost to ranking and seven-game winning sueak he also is hoping he can keep the untested over Mississippi, but the Tigers are 11- By The Associated Press Kansas City 24-21 last week. quarterback calmed down. Giants at Cowboys: New York is poinl favorites against Ole Miss Saturday. Besides the pressure of playing a posi­ As for numbers. No. 3-ranked Florida Last week, the San Francisco 49crs favored by 71/2 at Dallas, even though the tion which has produced such Notre played poorly, and that’s what makes Cowboys started their season with the Stale could put some big figures on the Dame greats as Angelo Bertelli, Johnny board at Georgia Southern. them so good. victory over San Diego. The Giants beat Lujack and Paul Homung, Mirer will be “They won when lliey weren’t on top Philadelphia 27-20 last Sunday as Phil facing fourth-ranked Michigan in the of their game, and that’s what gcKid teams Simms threw for two touchdowns. Dave 1990 debut for both teams Saturday night NCAA Football do,” Washington Redskins .special teams Mcggcil had a 68-yard punt return for a at South Bend, Ind. coach Wayne Sevier said. touchdown against the Eagles. IT “1 expect him to be a fine quarterback,” Another Top Ten team that will meet a This week, the 49crs try to improve Dallas, 1-15 la.st year, got two touch­ Holtz said. “But by the same token, my upon their l.'^-12 victory over New Or­ downs from their QB, Troy Aikman, one ranked opponent is No. 9 Colorado, realistic objective for him in the first which will play at No. 21 Ilinois. leans when they entertain Washington, on the ground and one in the air, against couple of games is just to get him to calm which is coming off a .'^1-0 victors over San Diego. Colorado beat the Illini 38-7 last year. down and be himself.” The Buffaloes are 1-0-1, while Illinois I’hocr.i.x. Cardinals at Eagles: Second-year QB While Mirer, who has replaced the The 49crs, si\-ix)int favorites, might Timm Roscnbach ilirew for 228 yards for will be looking for its first win in its graduated Tony Rice, will be trying not to second game. not dominate the ’90s the way dies did Phoenix la.st week, but also threw four in­ let down the alumni and ghosLs of glories the ’.SOs. hut they’re still special. What's terceptions in his second NFL start. The second-best matchup of ranked past, Gary Moeller will be trying to snap teams appears to be the one at Norman, their secret? F.;igles QB Rand,ill Cunningham, mean­ the Wolverines’ three-game losing streak while. was intercepted three times by die Okla., where No. 13 Pittsburgh (2-0) against Notre Dame. Moeller has suc­ plays No. 14 Oklahoma (1-0). Giants. ceeded Bo Schcmbcchler, who coached at I NFL Roundup 1 he Eiiglcs are 13'/2-point favorites. Pitt mixed up its offense with the pass­ Michigan for 18 seasons. ing of Alex Van Pelt and the running of Oilers at Steelers: The.se teams met Notre Dame became No. 1 without so three times last year. Houston won the Curvin Richards in its first two games, “Their secret, if that’s what you call it. much as a kickoff when prcscason No. 1 first two. but the Oilers lost 26-23 in but Ohio University and Boston College is that dicy line up and kiKx;k you on your Miami was upset by Brigham Young aren’t Oklahoma. The Sooners, who beat tail,” Redskins running back Ernest Byner overtime to the Steelers in a wild-card 28-21 last Saturday. playoff game. Pilt.sburgh is favored by UCLA last week, depend on the run. said. “A lot of teams show you different Brigham Young, which moved from In other games involving Top Ten looks, but you still have to make the 21 / 2. No. 16 to No. 5 with the upset, will try to teams, Penn State will be at No. 6 The Oilers had four fumbles in the first plays.” boost its record to 3-0 at home against Southern California and Texas-El Paso at quarter against Atlanta last week, while Tha Associated Press In Sunday’s other NFL games, it’s Washington Slate. No. 7 Tennessee. No. 8 Nebraska is idle. the Steelers’ only points against FOR THE GOOD — Houston Cougars' receiver Tracy Good (1) Buffalo at Miami, Cincinnati at San “We need to stay prepared for every Other ranked teams in action will be Diego, Cleveland at the New York Jets, Cleveland, a 19-yard field goal by Gary game, because it’s going to be tough the No. 11 Virginia at home against Navy, makes a catch for a first down as Texas Tech’s Ronald Ferguson Los Angeles Raiders at Seattle, New Anderson, were set up a fumble recovery. rest of the yea' for us now,” said BYU No. 12 Texas A&M at home against defends on the play during the second quarter in Lubbock, Texas. England at Indianapolis, Atlanta at Chiefs at Broncos: Denver is a five- quarterback Ty Detmer, who passed for Southwestern Louisiana, No. 15 Arkansas Thursday night. Houston won, 51-35. Detroit, Chicago at Green Bay, Los An­ point favorite Monday night despite its 406 yards and three touchdowns against at home against TUlsa, No. 16 Clemson geles Rams at Tampa Bay, New Orleans loss to the Raiders. The Broncos allowed Miami. against Maryland at Baltimore, No. 17 Arizona at New Mexico, No. 22 home against Colorado Slate. at Minnesota, New York Giants at Dallas, die Raiders only 194 yards in offense, but While BYU is expected to roll against Ohio State at Boston College, No. 19 Washington at Purdue, No. 24 Florida at No. 18 Houston beat Texas Tech 51-35 Phoenix at Philadelphia, and Houston at Los Angeles .scored touchdowns on an in­ Washington State, Miami, which dropped Michigan State at Syracuse, No. 20 Alabama and No. 25 Arizona Stale at Thursday night and No. 23 Texas is idle. Pittsburgh at night. terception and a fumble recovery. Monday night’s game is Kansas City at Tha Associated Press Kiuisas City outlasted Minnesota after Denver. GOOD ENOUGH — Joe Montana and the San Francisco 49ers Christian Okoye’s 2-yard TD run in die Redskins at 49ers: The 49crs won struggled in their NFL opener last Sunday before downing the New fourth q'jaricr gave the Chiefs the lead. Bicknell not fearful of brutal BC schedule four Sup>er Bowls during the ’80s, but the The Chiefs stopped the Vikings on a Orleans Saints. 13-12. But that’s what makes the two-time defending fourth-and-1 at the Vikings’ 31 with 2:14 Redskins were no slouches, capturing tougher teams, Bicknell said. “Right now our tetim needs Mark Johnson and fullback David Clark. Super Bowl champs so tough. logo. By The Associated Press two. The 49ers have won nine games in a to feel good about themselves.” In die Yankee Conference, New Hampshire is coming row, including last January’s Super Bowl. 1 le feels he has a talented squad that can have a win­ off a 21-16 upset win at Coimccdcut. Delaware, also 1-0 49ers quarterback Joe Montana had a Carson returns to New York for the first a 31-24 loss to the Lions, who are favored Another game, another 17th-rankcd team for Boston ning season, but it needs to .start winning to believe it can in the league, beat Boston University 34-20. tough time against New Orleans Monday time since taking over the Browns job in by a field goal this lime. College to play. Another season, another chance for Yale succeed, Bicknell said. night, getting sacked six limes and scram­ 1989. Carson was the Jets defensive coor­ Barry Sanders rushed for 79 yards in Morgan on and Princeton to exercise their apparent superiority in the In another Yankee contest, Maine, a 31-7 loser to Vil­ the Lions’ 38-21 loss to Tampa Bay last Redshirt freshman Glenn Foley will start at quarter­ bling much of rest of the lime. Yet, he dinator from 1985-88. Ivy League. lanova in its opener, is at Massachusetts, which tied The Browns are two-point favorites, week, while Atlanta made its debut under back instead of Willie Hicks, who is nursing a bicep in­ threw for 210 yards, one touchdown and Boston College, a 29-6 loser to 17th-ranked Pittsburgh Division I-AA power Holy Cross 10-10 last Saturday. led a 60-yard drive in 78 seconds that led coming off a 13-3 victory over Pit­ coach Jerry Glanville with a 47-27 vic­ other side jury on his throwing arm. The Eagles will have to stop last Saturday, plays its home opener this Saturday against Richmond visits Rhode Island in the other league game. to the winning field goal. tsburgh. tory over Houston. Ohio State quarterback Greg Frey and running backs Mark Rypien, the Redskins quarter­ Raiders at Seahawks: 'The Scahawks Bears at Packers: Chicago and Green Ohio Stale, which moved up to 17ih by beating Texas Scoltie Graham and Robert Smith, an outstanding fresh­ In non-conference games involving Yankee teams. INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — New Tech 17-10. back, tJirew for 240 yards and three have won four straight against the Raiders Bay meet for the 140th dme, with the England’s Steve Grogan, the oldest NFT^ man. West Chester goes to Boston University and Connecticut Bears holding a 76-57-6 advantage. The Ivy League starts its season Saturday with four touchdowns against a defenseless but are on the downslide. Seattle lost 17-0 starting quarterback at 37, credits luck “I believe that litis is a game we can win,” Bicknell visits Nortli Carolina. Green Bay, coming off a 38-24 victory games, including Yale at Brown and Princeton at Cornell. Phoenix defense. to the Bears last Sunday, while the and durability for his longevity. In­ said. Holy Cross, which won its previous 10 openers, goes over the Rams, is a three-point favorite. Bills at Dolphins: The Dolphins open Raiders beat Denver 14-9. The game is dianapolis wide receiver Stanley Morgan, Yale and Princeton shared the conference title last year. Yale, 6-1 in the Ivy League last season, should win at for its first win Saturday at Army, whieh opens its Neal Anderson scored two touchdowns their 25lh season at home as two-point rated even. a teammate for most of Grogan’s 16-year Brown, which had a 2-5 conference mark. Princeton, also season. in Chicago’s shutout over Seattle. In the Yankee Conference, the winner of llie underdogs to the Bills. Don Shula will be Both of Los Angeles’ touchdowns last 6-1 in league play, is favored to beat Cornell, 2-5 in the Rams at Buccaneers: The Rams have career, says there’s a lot more. Delaware-New Hampshire game will hold first place by going for his 200th victory as Miami’s week were defensive. Linebacker Jerry “I’ve been lucky along the way to get conference last year. In the New England Football Conference, perennial averaged 31.5 points in winning four in a itself just two weeks into the season. In the New England coach. Robinson scored with an interception, and some breaks. 1 think I’ve taken care of champion Plymouth State should have an easy game row against 'Tampa Bay, and they’re Football Conference, perhaps the strongest team, Dan Marino rallied the Dolphins to a comerback Terry McDaniel with a fumble myself to the point where physically I’m Yale’s Darin Kehler is back after setting a school after starting its season by beating defending champion favored by a field goal this time. Last Plymouth State, should cruise past perhaps the weakest, 27-24 victory over New England last recovery 5:44 apart in the third quarter. still able to do what 1 need to do. And I record for quarterbacks of 903 rushing yards in a season. Bridgewater Slate. Fitchburg State fell to Lowell 42-0, week. Rams QB Jim Everett passed for Fitchburg State. Sunday with an 8-yard scoring pass to Patriots at Colts: QB Jeff George Brown’s 17 reluming suuters are the most in the league, gaining just 90 yards and allowing 400. 340 yards and two touchdowns, but Los think I’ve done whatever they’ve ever Tony ^ige with 1:46 left. completed 13 of 24 passes for 160 yards At Boston College, coach Jack Bicknell is getting used but numbers can be deceiving. They started for a team Angeles had five turnovers against the asked me to do without letting my ego get In other NEFC games, it will be Bridgewater State at The Bills are coming off a 26-10 vic­ and a touchdown, without an interception, in the way,” said Grogan, who will find to playing nationally ranked teams. Although his Eagles that won only two of its 10 games. Mas.sachusclts-Boston, Curry at Westfield Stale, Nichols tory over Indianapolis in which Jim Kelly in Indianapolis’ season-opening loss, and Packers. lough schedule has led to three consecutive losing Tampa Bay had five sacks against the Morgan on the opposite side of the field completed his first 14 passes. the Colts are 2'/2-point favorites to beat for die first lime Sunday when the In­ seasons, he wouldn’t have it any easier way. Joel Sharp, who threw for 1,378 yards last year, leads at Framingham Stale, Worcester Stale at Lowell and Lions. New England. dianapolis Colls host New England. “In 1968 when 1 was an assistant here we went 6-3 but Princeton’s offense. The Tigers led the conference in Maine Maritime at Massachusetts Maritime. BengaLs at Chargers: These teams Steve Grogan had a pair of touchdown Saints at Vikings: Despite their near­ “It’s going to be very strange to look we’d play Buffalo. Massachusetts, Villanova, Holy Cross total offense and defense. At Cornell, new coach Jim Southeastern Massachusetts plays a non-league game haven’t met since 1982, when San Diego passes for the PaUrols and completed 14 win over San Francisco, the Saints are over at the other sidelines and seeing him Hoflier inherits an experienced offense. against Bentley. won 54-30 and set four club records in­ passes in a row during one stretch, only to and somebody else,” he said. Boston College was ex­ one touchdown underdogs at Minnesota. standing over there after so many years cluding 661 total yards. This lime, Cin­ sec the Dolphins beat them la.sl week. pected to beat weaker teams like that. Harvard is inexperienced with only six reluming In Saturday’s other games involving New England The Vikings have won the past three together and so much fun together,” cinnati is a ihrcc-poinl favorite, coming starters, three each on offense and defense. Fortunately schools, it will be Youngstown State at Northeastern, meetings against New Orleans, who got Grogan said of Morgan. “I knew when he Now, if the Eagles beat nationally ranked teams, tliey off a 25-20 comeback victory over the Falcoas at Lioas: This game matches for the Crimson, they o[vn at Columbia, which began its Mansfield at Central Connecticut Slate, Southern Con­ a pair of run-and-shool teams. Last year. only 12 completions and three intercep­ left here that he still had the ability to at least have a chance to attract national aiieniion and, Jets. last 11 seasons by losing to Harvard. necticut State at Millersville, New Haven at Clarion, Falcons QB Chris Miller set club records tions Monday from QB John Fourcade. play. I Just wish ne was still here making IK’rhaps, a bowl bid. San Diego lost 17-14 to Dallas. In die other Ivy game, IVnn visits Dartmouth, which Glassboro at Norwich, RPl at Coast Guard, and Wor­ Browns at Jets: Cleveland coach Bud for completions (37) and attempts (66) in Wade Wilson threw for 248 yards and die plays for us instead of against us. “ The only thing that botlicrs me alwul it is we need to build our confidence and it’s hard to do that against must replace two key graduated starters, quarterback cester Tech at Western Connecticut State. I In Brief... In Brief . . . SCOREBOARD Weekend scholastic slate SCOREBOARD Volleyball leagues forming Manchester High and East Catholic open open their Danny Mijovic 75-75— 150 BOLTON — The volleyball season for adults, male 74-76— 150 football seasons today. Manchester is at Windsor High American League results Braves 7, Padres 3 Dan Halldofson tliis morning at 10:30. Meanwhile, East Catholic will and female mixed teams, is set to begin with registration Joel Edwards 76-74—150 SANDIEGO ATLANTA and play to begin Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at Bolton Football Golf John Huston 72-78—150 play its season opener at New London this afternoon at Baseball V&nkees 5, Tigers 2 a b rh b l ab r h bl Ernie Gonzalez 77-74— 151 1:30. NEWYORK DETROIT FfoboftsSb 4 1 2 0 LoSmith If 4 0 0 1 High School. Bolton Recreation cards are required for Stave Lamontagne 77-74— 151 Tmpitn ss 4 0 1 0 Gantcf 3 2 11 There are two SoccerFests on tap today, one in Bolton ab r h bl abrh bi each sport. Fee is $25 for residents, $35 for non-resi­ NFL standings Canadian Open scores Ray Barr 74-77—151 American League standings Kelly cf 4 1 2 1 Phillips ss 3 10 0 TGwynn rl 5 1 1 0 Justice rf 4 1 2 0 Ftob Sullivan 75-76— 151 JaClark 1 b 2 0 1 0 Rosley 3b 3 2 2 2 dents. AMERICAN CONFERENCE OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) — Scores Friday 76-75—151 and the other in Coventry. In Bolton, the girls (1-0) host East Division Leyritz c 3 1 1 0 Whitakr 2b 3 0 0 0 Neal Lancaster JCarter If 4 0 11 Cabrer 1b 2 1 1 1 East after the second round ol the $1 million 76-75—151 Parish Hill at 11 a.m., followed by the Bolton boys W L Pci. GB Geren c 0 0 0 0 Fielder 1b 4 0 0 0 Cards are available the first two weeks at the high Webb Heintzelman 4 0 3 2 Santiago c 4 0 0 0 Gregg 1b 2 0 1 0 W L T Pet. PF m Canadian Open played on the 7,102-yard, Tommy Moore 76>75-151 Boston 80 64 .556 — JeBrfId rf 4 0 0 0 Sheets dh Jackson ct 3 0 1 0 Blauser ss 4 0 0 0 school, or at the Bolton Town Hall during normal busi­ Buffalo 1 0 0 1.000 26 10 par-72 Glen Abbey Golf Club course; 77-75-152 (0-0-1) against Cromwell High at 1:30 p.m. Over in Toronto 77 68 .531 3'rz Balboni 1b 4 1 1 1 Shelby pr 0 0 0 0 Clarence Ftosa Siphnsn ph 1 0 0 0 Olson c 4 1 1 1 Miami 1 0 0 1.000 27 24 VfeynoLovi 68-68— 136 76-76— 152 Coventry, the boys (0-1) host Lyman Memorial at 11 Milwaukee 68 75 .476 11'rz Moulens If 4 1 1 1 Moseby If 4 0 10 ness hours. Don Shirey Abner cl 0 0 0 0 Lemke 2b 4 0 2 1 Irvlianapolis 0 1 0 .000 10 26 74-78— 152 Detroit 69 77 .473 12 Blowers 3 b 4 0 1 2 Frymn 3b 2 0 0 0 For further information, contact Mary Jo Simmons at Brian Tennyson 70-67— 137 Willie Wood a.m. and the girls (0-1) host Woodstock Academy at 1 Farios 2b 2 0 1 0 Glavine p 1 0 0 0 New England 0 1 0 .000 24 27 75-77—152 Baltirrx)re 65 78 .455 14'/z Dorsotl dh 3 0 0 0 Brgmn ph 10 0 0 John Cook 65-73— 138 Phil Blackntor Lynn ph 1 0 1 0 Berroa ph 1 0 0 0 649-5153. N.Y. Jets 0 1 0 .000 20 25 Ian Baker-Finch 68-70— 138 76-76—152 p.m. Cleveland 65 79 .451 15 Mtngly ph 1 0 1 0 Coles 3b 0 0 0 0 Mika Schuchert Schiraldi p 0 0 0 0 Grant p 1 0 0 0 Central Dave Barr 66-72— 138 72-CO—152 New Mirk 60 84 .417 20 Wlwndr pr 0 0 0 0 Lemon rf 4 0 0 0 Dewey Arnette In other boys’ soccer action, Cheney Tech (0-0-1) Lilliquist p 2 1 0 0 Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 25 20 Nick Price 69-70— 139 79-74— 153 West Division Velarde 2b 4 1 2 0 Rowland c 3 0 0 0 Central board holding clinics Lon Hinkle plays Parish Hill at 11 a.m. in the third place match of the Show p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland 1 0 0 1.000 13 3 Jerry Pate 72-67— 139 w L Pci. GB Tollesn 2b 0 0 0 0 GWard ph 0 0 0 0 4 110 JeClaik ph 1 0 0 0 PLAINVILLE — The Central Connecticut Board No. Houston 0 1 0 MO 27 47 Brad Faxon 65-74— 139 Windham Tech Invitational. Other girls’ action has East Oaklarxl 91 52 .636 — Espnoz ss 3 0 0 0 Cuyler cf RiRdrgz p 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 0 1 0 .000 3 13 JimVtoodward 68-71— 139 Chicago 81 62 .566 10 Totals 34 5 9 5 Totals 32 2 5 2 6 of Approved Basketball Officials, of the lAABO, will Catholic (0-1) at South Windsor High at 11 a.m. and 1 0 0 0 West Lartce Ten Broeck 71-69— 140 Texas 75 66 .524 16 New York 005 000 000— 5 Cora 2b Scholastic Totals 34 3 9 1 Totals 33 7 10 7 offer a series of rules clinics for men and women inter­ Kansas City 1 0 0 1.000 24 21 Dully WWdorf 71-6&-140 RHAM High (1-0) at home for an 11 a.m. meeting with California 73 71 .507 18'rz Detroit 100 000 010—2 L A Raiders 1 0 0 1.000 14 9 JefISluman 70-70— 140 Seattle 70 74 .486 21'rz E—Velarde. DP—New York 1, Detroit 1. San Diego 101 000 100—3 ested in becoming officials on Nov. 5. Windsor High. Denver 0 1 0 .000 9 14 Mark Brooks 69-71—140 Kansas City 67 76 .469 24 LOB—New York 6. Detroit 8. 2B— Blowers, Alianta 000 510 lOx—7 In cross country action today, the Manchester High Orientation and registration will be held at Plainville San Diego 0 1 0 .000 14 17 Bobby Wadkins 68-72— 140 Minnesota 66 79 .455 26 Moseby, Mattingly. SB— Kelly 2 (37). Leyritz E—Santiago, Lomko. DP*^San Diogo 1. At­ East JV boys' soccer lanta 3. LOB—San Diego 9. Atlanta 5. Junior High on Sept. 27 at 7 p.m. All rule sessions will Seattle 0 1 0 .000 0 17 John Adams 68-72— 140 and East Catholic High boys’ and girls’ cross country (2). The East Catholic High boys' junior varsity IP H R ER BB SO 28—Roberts, Presley, Lemke. 30— TGwynn. NATIONAL CONFERENCE Buddy Gardner 72-68— 140 soccer team came from behirKi to register a 3-3 T1 teams will participate in the Windham Invitational. Friday's Gamas be under the direction of Board No. 6 interpreter John East New York HR—Presley (19). Gant (29). SB^ ustice (9), Brian Claar 73-68-141 tie with South Windsor Friday altemoon. Joe Late Games Not Included W L T Pet PF PA Collegiate soccer action has Manchester Community Leary W,9-18 7 3 1 1 3 6 Jackson (2). McDonnell. Wayne Grady 68-73— 141 Allen scored lor the Eagle* with 1:13 lelt to knot O New York 5, Detroit 2 0 1.000 17 14 Guterman 0 1 1 1 1 0 iP H R E R BB SO Dallas 1 0 F^ul Azingof 70-71— 141 the affair. Jed Pillion icorad the other two goals College (1-2-1) entertaining Becker Junior College today Toronto 8. Baltimore 7 N.Y. Giants 1 0 0 1.000 27 20 Dillard Ruitt 70-71— 141 33 “n Plunk 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 San Diego for EasL Boston at Chicago, (n) St. James to get Gold Key 1 0 0 1.000 31 0 Ricky Kawagishi 69-73— 142 at 1 p.m. at Cougar Field. Cadaret 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Lilliquist L.3-10 3 1-3 6 5 5 2 2 Ytashington East is 1-0-1. Milwaukee at Texas, (n) 0 .000 20 27 2 F JDRobnsn 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Show 1 2-3 1 1 1 0 1 NORWALK (AP) — Actress Susan St. James will join Philadelphia 0 1 Jay Don Blake 71-71— 142 Cleveland at Kansas City, (n) 0 .000 0 31 Righetti S,32 1 0 0 0 1 0 FliRdrgz 2 3 1 1 1 1 Phoenix 0 1 George Burns 69-73— 142 Soccer tournament is set Seattle at California, (n) President George Bush as a Gold Key recipient at the Detroit Schiraldi 1 0 0 0 0 1 Central Grant While 74-68— 142 Minnesota at Oakland, (n) 1 0 0 1.000 17 0 MANCHESTER — The 10th annual Nutmeg Soccer Aldred L.1-1 22-3 4 5 5 3 3 Alianta 50lh annual Connecticut Sports Writers’ Alliance dinner Chicago Jell Hart 71-71-142 1 0 0 1.000 38 24 i! m Gibson 3 4 0 0 1 3 Glavine W,8-11 6 6 2 1 4 3 Green Bay Arxiy North 71-71— 142 Bowling Classic, hosted by the Manehester Community College in February, Alliance President Lou Brodersen an­ 1 0 0 1.000 38 21 Dave Eichelborgaf 72-70— 142 Henneman 21-3 1 0 0 0 5 Grant S,1 3 3 1 1 1 3 Tampa Bay O o Saturday's Games Detroit 0 1 0 .000 21 38 MarkWiebe 69-73— 142 Athletic Club and Manchester Soceer Club, will be held CParkor 1 nounced Friday. Baltimore (Harnisch 10-11) at Toronto (Wells 0 1 0 .000 21 24 today and Sunday from 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. each day. Guetterman pitched to 3 batters in the 8th. St. James, a Litchfield resident, is being honored for Minnesota LeeJanzen 71-71—142 Z CD 11- 4), 1:35 p.m. WSsI Brad Bryant 71 -72— 143 Blossoms Umpires—Home. Hirschbeck; FirsL Roe; A total of 39 boys and girls teams, aged 10-12, from Minnesota (P.Abbott 0-3) at Oakland (Welch Dodgers 10, Reds 4 her work with the Connecticut Special Olympics. She is Atlanta 1 0 0 1.000 47 27 Mika Smith 73-70— 143 Shirley Lumbra 181, Marilyn Meyers 184-478, Second, McCoy; Third. Clark. H - < tliroughout Connecticut and Massachusetts, will compete 23-6), 4:05 p.m. LOSANGELS CINCINNATI vice president of the organization and responsible for San Francisco 1 0 0 1.000 13 12 Ray Stewart 72-71— 143 Mary Banie 179. T—3:35. A—15,646. 0 .000 24 36 at MCC and the Martin School field. Boston (G Harris 13-6) at Chicago (Hibbard ab r h bi ab r h bi year-round programs. She also was this year’s co-chair- L.A. Rams 0 1 Ken Green 72-71-143 m . 12- 8), 7:05 p.m. National League results Javier cf 4 1 1 0 BHlchrcf 5 1 3 1 Now Orleans 0 1 0 .000 12 13 Curtis Strange 68-75— 143 There will be a minimum of three games per team and New York (Eiland 0-0) at Detroit (Tanana 7-7), Shrprsn 3b 4 1 2 0 Larkin ss 3 0 0 0 person for the fund-raising event, “A Night for Heroes.” Sunday, Sept. 16 JimBenepo 70-73— 143 o i 735 p.m. Gomez ph 1 0 0 0 Birtsas p 0 0 0 0 Bush, a former Yale baseball captain, was named a Atlanta at Detroit 1 p.ra JimHallot 68-75— 143 tlicn playoffs on Sunday. Trophies will be awarded. Ad­ Cleveland (Swindell 10-8) at Kansas City Phillies 4, Mets 1 LHarris 3b 0 0 0 0 Trevino ph 10 10 Buffalo at Miami. 1 p.nx Mark Calcavecchia 71-72— 143 Radio, TV mission is free. (McGalfigan 3-2), 835 p.m. PHILA NEW YORK Daniels If 4 1 1 4 Sabo 3b 4 0 1 2 Gold Key recipient earlier this year. Two more Gold Key Chicago at Green Bay, 1 p.m. Andrew Magee 68-75— 143 Milwnukee (Ednns 4-2) at Texas (Alexander ab r h bi ab r h bi CGwynn If 0 0 0 0 EDavis If 4 0 0 0 recipients will be named later, said Brodersen, sports Cleveland at Now ''fork Jets. 1 p.m. Scott Hoch 72-71— 143 UConn football on the road 0-0), 8:35 p.m. Dykstra cf 4 1 2 1 Miller cf 3 0 0 0 Murray 1b 3 1 1 1 Wir>ghrrt cf 0 0 0 0 New England at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. Stan Utley 68-75— 143 Today Seattle (Hanson 14-9) at California (J.Abbott Thon ss 5 0 0 0 Horr 2b 4 0 2 0 MHtchr 1b 10 0 0 Bnzrgr ph 10 0 0 editor of The Hour in Norwalk. Los Angeles Ftems at Tampa Bay, 1 p.tr BobWbIcott 72-72— 144 Noon — College football: Ohio State at Bos­ I " 5 CHAPEL HILL, N.C. — The University of Connec­ 10-12), 10:05 p.m. VHayes If 4 0 11 Magadn 1b 3 0 0 0 Brooks rf 4 1 1 0 Braggs rf 2 1 1 1 The golden anniversary event will be held at the Aqua Phoenix at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. Blaine McCallister 73-71— 144 Mur^y rf 4 2 11 Stwbry rf 4 0 0 0 Gonzalz rf 10 0 0 Duncan 2b 3 0 1 0 New Orleans at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Mike Donald 72-72— 144 ton Collage, Charmel 18 ticut football team (0-1) will take on Division I-A Turf Club in Southington on Feb. 3. Tickets are $50 each 12:30 p.m. — College loolball: Pennsylvania o o Sunday's Games Jordan 1 b 2 0 0 0 McRylds If 4 0 0 0 Scioscia c 5 1 1 0 HMorrs 1b 3 0 0 0 Cincinnati at San Diego, 4 p.m. MikoHulbert 72-72— 144 University of North Carolina (1-1) this afternoon at 1:30 Kruk 1b 10 10 Jofferis 3b 4 0 0 0 Samuel 2b 4 2 3 2 Ouinons ss 10 0 0 and available by contacting Brodersen or dinner co- New Ybfk Gants at Dallas, 4 p.m. Jay Delsing 71-73— 144 at Dartmouth, ESf*N Now York at DetroiL 1:35 p.m. 1 p.m. — College football: SMU at Tulane. (WILl-AM 1400) at Kenan Memorial Stadium. Boston at Chicago, 235 p.m. Daulton c 4 0 0 0 HJhnsn ss 3 1 1 1 Griffin ss 5 1 2 1 O’iver c 3 0 0 0 chairmcn Scott Gray, a sportscastcr at WTIC in Hartford, Los Angelos Raiders at Seattle. 4 p.m. EdFiofi 72-72-144 ;;; rn CHayes 3b 3 111 OBrienc 3 0 0 0 Valenzia p 4 1 2 1 Browrvig p 2 1 1 0 Washington at San Francisco. 4 p.m. David Peoples 68-76— 144 MSG Cleveland at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. 1:30 p.m. — CoHege football: Connecticut at UConn is coming off a 21-16 loss to New Hampshire Milwaukee at Texas, 3:05 p.m. Mrndini 2b 3 0 0 0 Frndez p 2 0 10 Layana p 0 0 0 0 or Hal Levy, executive sports editor of Shore Line Houston at Pittsburgh, 8 p.m. Davis Love 111 69- 75— 144 3 ^ Combs p 4 0 1 0 Pena p 0 0 0 0 Lee 1b 2 1 1 0 Monday, Sept. 17 Bruce Lietzka 71-73—144 North Carolina. WILI (AM-1400) in its sca.son opener last Saturday. A crowd of 48,000 is Seattle at California, 4 05 p.m. Newspapers in Guilford. 1:30 pm. — Phillies at Mels, Chanrrol 9, P 03 Minnesota at Oaklarxl, 4:05 p.m. Schtzdr p 0 0 0 0 Totals 401014 9 Totals 34 4 9 4 Kansas City at Denver, 9 p.m. Clark Burroughs 75-70— 145 expected, the largest crowd the Huskies have ever played Teufel ph 10 0 0 Los Angeles 000 018 100-10 Bill Sander 73-72— 145 WEAN (AM-660) Baltimore at Toronto, 835 p.m. 2 p.m. — Colloge football: Pittsburgh at Ok­ before. Whtbrsl p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 001 010 o il— 4 Kings sign Travis Mays Michael Allen 76-69— 145 O O lahoma, Charmel 3 Totals 34 4 7 4 Totals 31 1 4 1 E —Larkin. Murray. Braggs. DP—Cincinnati 1. John Inman 70-75— 145 AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Travis Mays, the all-time 3:30 p.m. — College football: Perm Slate at m z 000 111 010— 4 LOB— Los Angeles 7, Cincinnati 9. 2B— Brown­ BobLohr 73-72— 145 Philadelphia Channel 8 UConn soccer home on Sunday ing, Samuel 2, Brooks. Valenzuela HR—Mur­ leading scorer in the Southwest Conference, signed a Corey Pavin 71-74— 145 use, Q > National League standings New York 010 000 000— 1 Transactions 4 p.m. — NFL Quarterback Challenge. Chan­ E—CHayes. LOB—Philadelphia 9, New York ray (24). Daniels (25), ^aggs (5). SB—Duncan PaulTrittier 70-75— 145 STORRS — The University of Connecticut men’s multiyear contract with the NBA’s Sacramento Kings on nel 30 East Division 5. 2B— Herr, VHayes HR— HJohnson (21). (13). S^arkin. SF—Sabo, Samuel. Greg Bruckner 71-74— 145 > r- W 4 p.m. — GolF Canadian Open, third round, soccer team will host Stetson University Sunday after­ L Pet. GB Murphy (22). IP H RER BB SO Friday. BASEBALL Mitch Adcock 74-71—145 Pittsburgh 84 _ ESPN (tape delay) 33 03 61 .579 IP H R E R BB SO Los Angeles Mays was the 14th selection of the draft and the National Laagua Bill Buttnar 74-71— 145 noon at 1 (WHUS-FM 91.7) at the Connecticut Soccer Now Vbrk 82 1V2 7 p.m. — Rod Sox at White Sox. Charmel 38. 62 .569 Philadelphia Valenzia W. 13-12 9 9 4 3 4 4 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS—Recalled Eric HalSutlon 72-73— 145 Stadium. UConn played at Syracuse University Friday Montreal second of Sacramento’s four first-round choices. WTIC (AM-1080) 76 68 .528 71/2 Combs W.8-9 9 4 1 1 2 5 Cincinnati Gunderson and Ftafaol Nevoa. pitchers, and Donmo Hammond 74-71— 145 3) > Chicago 68 75 .476 6 p.m. — Horse racing: Woodward Stakes. night. 15 New York Browning L. 13-8 52-3 8 7 7 2 4 “We think it’s very lucrative, but we think it’s fair for Andros Sanata, infieWor, from Shreveport ol the Steve Pale 71-74— 145 Philadelphia ESPN (tape delay) > - * 66 78 .458 171/2 FmdozL.9-13 7 1-3 4 4 4 5 12 Layana 11-3 3 3 3 0 0 Texas League eltective at the orxJ of the MarkMcCumbor 70-75— 145 St. Louis the contribution that Sacramento is expecting him to 6:30 p.m. — College football; Stanford at 65 79 .451 181/2 Per>a 0 1 0 0 0 0 Birtsas 2 3 0 0 1 1 league's playoffs. Purchased the contract ol Stove Jones 70-75— 145 “0 West Division UCLA. NESN Schtzdr 2-3 1 0 0 0 U Umpires—Home, Hirschbeck; FirsL Marsh; make,” said agent David Faulk. Stove Docker, catcher, from Shreveport DanForsman 70-75— 145 Brown won’t pitch again W Pet. 7:30 p.m. — Collega football: Michigan Stale L GB Whthrst 1 1 0 0 1 1 Second. Wondelstedt; Third, West Mays, a 6-foot-2, 190-pound guard, scored 2,279 BASKETBALL D A. Waibring 72-73— 145 CirKinnati 81 62 .566 _ at Syracuse, ESPN * o ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Texas Rangers right­ Pena pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. T—3:0^ A—31.944. National Basketball Association Greg Twiggs 71-74— 145 7:30 p.m. — CFL: Toronto Argonauts at Los Angelos 76 68 .528 51/2 points in four years as a starter with the Longhorns. Howard Twitly 75-71—146 03 hander Kevin Brown won’t pitch again tliis season be­ Umpires—Home, Pulli; First, Ripploy: SACRAMENTO KINGS—Signed Travis Hamilton Tigorcats, SportsChannel San Francisco 75 68 .524 6 Jim Carter 75-71-146 Second, Darling: Third, Froomming. Cardinals 4, Cubs 2 Mays guard, to a multiyear contract 7:30 p.m. — 'ihnkeoa at tigers, MSG. WPOP cause of what Manager Bobby Valentine called “a stress San Diego 66 77 .462 15 Tommy Armour III 71-75— 146 T—2:58. A—36,339. CHICAGO STLOUIS FOOTBALL Houston 64 79 .448 17 Rain delays golf play Tom Siockmann 76-70— 146 (AM-1410) reaction on the ulnar bone” in his right arm. ab r h bi ab r h bl National Football Laagua 9 p.m. — Colloge football; Michigan at Notre Atlanta 59 85 .410 221/2 Clark Dermis 68-78— 146 Expos 4, Pirates 2 Walton cf 3 0 0 0 Gilkey If 4 0 0 0 OAKVILLE, Ontario (AP) — Wayne Levi likes his ATLANTA FALCONS—Signed William Evers, Dame. Channel 3 Valentine .said Friday that Brown has been told to rest Lonnie Clements 73-73— 146 Srxfbrg 2b 3 0 0 0 OSmith ss 3 1 1 0 cornorback. Whived Gilbert Rontroo, quarter- 10:30 p.m. — Collego football; Stantord at his arm until spring training. The pitcher underwent a PITTSBURGH MONTREAL position — the lead at the halfway point of the Canadian PalMcgowan 71-75— 146 Friday's Games ab r h bi Grace 1b 4 0 10 Lankfrd cf 4 2 3 1 back. ^ UCLA. MSG (tape delay) ab r h bi INDIANAPOLIS COLTS—Activated Randy Ftichard Zokol 68-78— 146 magnetic resonance exam, followed by a Ixjne .scan. Late Games Not included Redus 1b 4 0 0 0 Raines If 4 0 0 0 Dawson rf 4 0 10 Guerrer 1b 3 1 2 2 Open Golf Championship. 11:30 p.m. — College football: Flonda at Dixon, otlensivo guard; Jolt Horrod, linebacker; Joey Sindolar 72-74— 146 Los Angelos 10, CiocinnalJ 4 Bream 1b 0 0 0 0 DMrtnz cf May if 4 1 2 0 Collins 1b 0 0 0 0 But he doesn’t like the early afternoon starting time Alabama. SportsChannel (tape delay) “He has a clean elbow, but the sean showed the stress 3 0 0 0 and Jon Hand, dotonsivo orxl, trom the reserve Billy Ray Brown 74-73— 147 Montreal 4. Pittsburgh 2 JBoll SB 4 0 0 0 Grissom cf Salazar 3b 4 0 0 0 Zeile 3b 4 0 11 10 0 0 the leader will have in Sunday’s final round. Nolan Henke 72-75— 147 reaction on the bone,” Valentine said. Philadelphia 4, Now York 1 King 3b 3 0 0 0 DoShIds 2b GSmiih ss 4 1 2 1 Hudlerrf 4 0 0 0 list Placed Eugene Riley, tight end, on ln)ured Sunday 2 10 0 Jim Gallagher 69-78— 147 Atlanta 7, San Diego 3 Bonilla rl 4 0 0 0 V^llach 3b 4 Girardi c 3 0 10 GPena2b 4 0 1 0 resolve. Released Gary Baldinger and Sean Brown is 12-10 after being 11-6 on July 12. He ex­ 1 2 1 It figures to conflict with the telecast of his beloved Tom Eubank 71-76— 147 10 am. — College loolbeH: Michigan at Notre San Francisco at Houston, (n) Bonds If 4 2 3 2 VJa\kor rf 4 Varsho ph 1 0 0 0 Oquend 2b 0 0 0 0 McNannio, dolonsive ends. perienced what he called “a dull ache” in the elbow when 2 2 2 LOS ANGELES RAMS—Activated Damone Jim Thorpe 75- 72— 147 Oeme, SportsChannel (taped) Chicago at SL Louis, (n) Reynlds cf 3 0 0 0 Galarrg 1b 4 0 1 0 MiWIImsp 1 0 0 0 Pagnozzi c 4 0 2 0 New York Giants’ NFL game at Dallas. Patrick Burke 71-76— 147 Noon — Colloge loolbaH; San Jose Stale at he threw hard. He hasn’t pitched since Sept. 4 when he Slaughtc 2 0 0 0 Fitzgerld c SWilson p 0 0 0 0 BSmith p 10 0 0 Johnson, tight end, Irom the reserve list 3 0 2 1 “Well,” Levi said — presumably in jest — ‘Tve still David Ogrin 72-75— 147 F^cific, SportsChannel (taped) Bolliard pr 0 0 0 0 Nixon pr 0 0 0 0 DCIark ph 1 0 1 0 Brewer ph 10 0 0 (Released Jotl Mickol, tackle. gave up four runs and nine hits in five innings against Saturday's Games got another day. Maybe 1 can arrange for a real early PHOENIX CARDINALS—Raced Bob Clasby. Bobby Clampott 72- 75— 147 12:40 p.m. — Motorsports: NASCAR Winston Lind 2b 4 0 2 0 Mercado c 0 0 0 0 Long p 0 0 0 0 Camech p 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia (Mulholland 6-8) at Now York dolensivo tackle, on injured reserve Kirk Triplett 71-76— 147 Cup Peak Antifreeze 500, ESPN Cleveland. Walk p 3 0 0 0 Foley ss 3 0 0 0 DwSmt ph 1 0 0 1 Perez p 10 0 0 staning time on Sunday.” (Viola 18-9). 1:35 p.m. HOCKEY Loren Ftoborts 76-71—147 1 p.m — Patnots at Colts, Charmel 30 Heaton p 0 0 0 0 Darrxjs p 2 0 0 0 Pavlas p 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles (RMartir^z 17-6) at Cincinnati That, of course, would require Levi to play a poor National Hockey Laagua TomPurlzor 74-73— 147 1 p.m. — Bears at Packers. Channel 3 CMrtnz ph 1 0 0 0 Aldrote ph 10 0 0 Bryhil ph 10 0 0 HARTFORD WHALERS-Sont Mike Lenar- Larry Rinkor 73-75— 148 1 p m — College soccer Sloston at UConn. Flyers sign Rich Tocchet (Jackson 5-4), 7:05 p.m. Frey p Totals 34 2 8 2 Totals third round. And he has given little indication that is in 0 0 0 0 33 4 10 4 Jim Nallord 73-75— 148 WMUS(FM 91 7) San Diego (Bonos 10-8) at Atlanta (Smoltz Totals 32 2 5 2 Totals duzzi. goallendof, to Saul! SL Mario ol the On­ PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Right wing Rich Tocchet 31 4 7 4 Chicago 000 000 200—2 the oiTing. Remi Ekiuchard 74-74— 148 1.30 p.m. — Phillies al Mots. Charmel 9. 13-9). 7:10 p.m. Pittsburgh tario Hockoy League, GooH Sanderson, center, 010 100 000—2 StLouis 103 000 OOx—4 The only threc-time winner on the PGA Tour this RickFohr 73-75— 148 WFAN agreed to a new contract with the Philadelphia Flyers on Pittsburgh (Z.Smith 10-7) at Montreal Montreal to Swilt Current ot the Western Hockey League; 000 1 00 03x—4 E—Salazar. DP—Chicago 1, StLouis 1. and Denis Chaliloux, center, to Laval ol the Bob Gilder 73-75—148 1:30 p m. — Yankee* at Tigers. Chs 11.26. (Nabholz 5-0), 7:50 p.m. DP—Pittsburgh 1 LOB—Chicago 7, StLouis 8. 2B—Lankford, season, Levi has had consecutive rounds of 68 and com­ Friday, reportedly for $4.5 million over five years. LOB—Pittsburgh 7, Quebec Major Junior Hockey League. WPOP San Francisco (LaCoss 6-3) at Houston Montreal 5. 2B—Bonds. Wbllach. HR— Bonds Frank Edmorxis 71 • 77—148 Guerrero 2. OSmith. GSmith. 38—Lanklord. pleted 36 holes at 136, eight under par at the storm-raked LOS ANGELES KINGS—Assigned Mike Al­ 2.30 p ra — Red Sox at While Sox. Channel Tocchet’s announecr.ient leaves the Flyers with only (Scott 9-13). 8.05 p.m. 2 (29). Walker (18). SB-W alker Mark Hayes 71-78— 149 Glen Abbey Golf Club. lison, center, to the Phoenix Roadrunnofs ol the Curl Byrum 70 79— 149 38. WTIC one contract dispute — goaltcnder Ron Hextall. After a Chicago (Kramer 0-2) at SL Louis (DeLeon DoShieids (38). IP H R E R BB SO 3:30 p.m. — CFL: Ottawa Blue Bombers at 7-16). 8:05 p.m. International Hockoy League. BobTwey 75-74— 149 IP H R E R Chicago Second-round play was called moments after Dave Saskatchewan FtoughnrJors. SportsChannrk year of conflict, the team expects to reach agreement BB SO NEW YORK RANGERS—Signed John Donras Harnngton 74-75— 149 Pittsburgh MiWllmsL,1-8 3 1*3 7 4 4 4pm — Giants at Cowboys. Channel 3 2 1 Barr Ihrcc-putted in a pouring rain for bogey-6 on his Ogrodnick. left wing. Larry Silvotra 73-76— 149 with Hextall soon. Walk 7 5 1 1 0 5 SWilson 2*3 0 0 7:35 p m. — Whaler* at Capitals. Channel Sunday's Games 0 0 1 QUEBEC NOFtDIQUES—Agreed to torms Sonny Skirmor 73-76— 149 HoalonL.12-9 1 2 3 3 Long 2 1 0 final hole late Thursday afternoon. The 26-year-old Tocchet, who reportedly made Pittsburgh at Montreal. 1:35 p.m. 1 1 0 0 1 with Mario Doyon. Slophano Guorard and Fred Fur* 73 76—20, 149 WTIC Montreal Ffovlas 2 2 0 0 Philadelphia at Now York. 135 p.m. 1 0 Severe thunderstorms prevented the resumption of Gerald Bzdol, delensomen; and Tony Htkac. Chns Perry 76-73— 149 8 pm. — Oilers at Stootefs, TNT $250,(X)0 last season, had 37 goals and 59 assists for a Barnes 7 4 2 2 StLouis San Diego at Aflania. 2:10 p m. 3 9 Mike Hough, David Lalta. Evoron Sanipasa, Tom Byrum 72-77— 149 8 p m. — Orioles al Blue Jays. ESPN career-high 96 points. He still had one year remaining on Frey W.8-2 2 1 0 0 BSmith W.8-8 6 4 play and 11 players marked their positions on the course Los Angeles alCir>cinnati. 2:15 p.m. 1 0 0 0 1 3 Darin KimWo, Daniel Vincelelte, Lucien Doblois Sieve Chapman 75-75—150 1130 pm. — College football: Colgate at HBP—DeShields by Walk. WP—Walk. Camacho 2-3 3 2 2 1 0 and are scheduled to return Saturday morning to com­ Ffotgofs, SportsChannel (taped) his contract, but the new terms will take effect as soon as Chicago at SL Louis, 2:15 p.m. and liro Janri, lorwards. Cari Cooper 77-73— 150 a San Francisco at Houston. 235 p.m. Umpires—Home, Quick; First, Bonin; Perez S, 1 2 1*3 1 0 0 0 0 plete their second rounds. both sides sign the agreement. Second, Hohn; Third, Tata WP—Camacho. 1 9 9 0

\ \ \ iln B rie f • # Burrell favorite over Lewis IOC thinking Straw is what stirs the Mets SHIZUOKA, Japan (AP) — Al­ though Carl Lewis is the world I f j T By RONALD BLUM Forte enters guilty plea record-holder in the 100-meter dash, The Associated Press CAMDEN, N J. (AP) — Chet Forte, Emmy Award­ Leroy Burrell is the favorite in an of tightening winning former producer of “Monday Night Football,” international track and field meet NEW YORK — The New York pleaded guilty on Friday to federal mail fraud and tax Saturday. Mets would be an ordinary team evasion charges. His attorney said obsessive gambling Burrell has won 20 of 22 races % eligibility rules without Darryl Strawberry. caused his legal problems. this year and owns the year’s fastest That’s what his teammates say. Forte, 55, also pleaded guilty to a one-count indict­ time, 9.96 seconds. He already has .lit--' bT lARRY s i d d o n s The Associated Press That’s what opponents say. His bat, ment charging him with wire fraud. Forte admitted beaten Lewis in two of three meet­ his power, his ability to turn losses defrauding $100,000 from a New Jersey businessman. ings. TOKYO — The decision-making panel of the In­ into victories with one swing, all U.S. District Court Judge Joseph H. Rodriguez ac­ Burrell is confident he can run give the Mets a chance to win the faster than Lewis again. Although ternational Olympic Committee agreed Friday to cepted the guilty plea at a one-hour hearing and National League East despite their scheduled sentencing for Jan. 11. Forte faces a maximum both will be miming 100 meters consider measures that could severely tighten problems in winning road games sentence of 11 years in prison and $27,000 in fines. Saturday, they will be running in - V eligibility for future Olympic spxirts and athletes. separate heats. The IOC’s Executive Board approved a “general and beating left-handers. Forte fidgeted nervously before the judge. He remains “He means everything,” Keith “If you look at the statistics, I philosophy and principles about how to proceed” free on $500,000 bail and declined to comment to Miller said after Strawberry’s rcfwrtcrs after the proceeding. believe the tide has turned,” Burrell '■ ■ -I with plans to limit the growth of the Games, commit­ said Friday. tee spokeswoman Michele Verdier said. tliree-run homer led the Mets past Pittsburgh 6-3 Thursday night. The “Unfortunately for my com­ The board, in the second day of meetings before victory pulled New York within l'/2 Bruins in exhibition tie petitors, I’ve accomplished all that I tlic IOC session begins Sunday, also adopted a $13.7 games of tlic first-place Pirates. wanted to this season. I wanted to million plan to help nations pay to send teams to the UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) — Rob Cimetta and Dave Strawberry threw out Barry Poulin scored 2:18 apart late in the third period as the win the (Mobil) Grand Prix, and I 1092 Winter and Summer Games. Bonds at home in the top of the Boston Bruins rallied for a 4-4 tie with the New York Is­ did. I won the Goodwill Games, and It can afford it. The board was told that television landers in the exhibition opener for both NFJL teams I wanted to be ranked No. 1 in the rights fees and sponsorships would produce nctirly $2 world and I am.” UL Friday night. billion for the Olympic movement by the lime the “Give him whatever he The Islanders took a 4-1 lead on goals by Derek King, Burrell said that being ranked No. 1 this season was not as hard a feat ’92 Games are staged. Pat LaFiontaine and Bill Berg in the first 6:23 of the With incrca.scd popularity in the past decade, the wants. Give him a blank second period. to accomplish as it could have been. “Carl was injured and a lot of Olympics have attracted record numbers of athletes contract and let him fill it But Nevin Markwart made it 4-2 on a tip-in at 10:05 and sports. In Barcelona in 1992, there will be 237 of the middle period. Cimetta cut the deficit to one goal people who should have been in gold medals awarded in 25 sports, and the IOC this in.” with 5:54 remaining in regulation time when he stuffed there (this season) weren’t,” Burrell summer imposed a ceiling of 10,000 athletes for Stephane Quintal’s passout behind Mark Fitzpatrick. said. “So I’ve been at the top, but — Keith Miller it’s been pretty slim pickings.” those Games. ^u lin then tied the game with 3:36 remaining, beating Tha Associated Press Fitzpatrick from in front on a pass from Chris Nilan. Burrell’s self-declared ranking is The Winter Games’ schedule is “well-balanced unofficial. The official rankings do and stable” and will not be effected by the squeeze, fourth to keep Pittsburgh’s lead at HEAVY HITTER — Darryl Strawberry of the Mets watches his not come out until the end of the Verdier said. 2-0, then hit his homer in the bottom three-run homer in Thursday's game with the Pittsburgh Criminal Type heavy favorite year. Ths Associated Press IOC president Juan Antonio Samaranch has said of the inning to put New York Pirates at Shea Stadium. When Strawberry is hitting homers, Lewis, a teammate of Burrell’s on NEW YORK (AP) — For three years. Criminal Type NOT THE FAVORITE — Carl Lewis, shown in a file photo, is that the time may be near when some outdated sports ahead. it makes it easy for the Mets to win. was just another racehorse, but in 1990 there has been no the Santa Monica Track Club, in­ are droppied f rom the Summer Olympics and replaced “It was like everybody knew what jured a hamstring this year, limiting the world record-holder in the 100-meter dash, but is not the other racehorse quite like him. by more popular ones. Verdier said Thursday’s dis­ was going to happen,” Miller said. possibility of a future without the number of meets in which he favorite in an international track and field meet in Japan we’re going to give everybody “He should be Horse of the Year,” said Jeff Lukas, cussion did not deal with any sports in particular but “It was the weirdest feeling on the Strawberry, they sound apprehen­ was able to compete. today. everything they want, that we’re who assists his father, trainer D. Wayne Lukas. rather the need to limit the growth rate. bench. The crowd sensed it.” going to give away the store.” sive if not scared. The 5-year-old Calumet Farm horse, who is heavily “We have to understand that by adding sports and Of the two. Strawberry thought “If you don’t have Darryl, the favored to win the Woodward Handicap Saturday at Bel­ athletes, we place a tremendous burden on organizing the defensive play was more sig­ Cashen later said that Strawberry whole team will change,” Gregg Jef­ mont Park, certainly is the leader for racing’s biggest committees,” she said. “We might wind up with no nificant. wasn’t a $5 million player, alluding NBA not planning further expansion feries said. honor on the strength of six stakes victories this year. He candidate cities to host the Games.” “The most important play of the to the $23.5 million, five-year exten­ has won Grade I stakes in each of his last four starts and BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — The sibility of franchises being relocated piand basketball on all levels. We’ll Six cities are bidding for the 1996 Summer game was the throw, not letting sion signed by Oakland’s Jose Can­ Strawberry already has 1(X) RBIs NBA has no plans for further expan­ in the process has beaten Sunday Silence, the 1989 Horse is not a great concern. Our teams stay flexible, work with everyone Games. The IOC decides the winner Tliesday. them get up three runs in that situa­ seco. this season, five short of the club sion, despite interest expressed by a of the Year; Easy Goer, who was Sunday Silence’s arch aren’t available.” and sec how it unfolds.” Verdier said the IOC’s program commission would tion,” he said. record. And there arc 19 games to rival, and Housebuster, the brilliant 3-year-old sprinter. number of cities, including some But Stem expicets the NBA’s role Strawberry is a sensitive type. He Stem said he expects several conduct a sport-by-sport review and make its first Strawberry’s two-run homer in go. He said it’s not the looming con­ Housebuster and Go for Wand, the wonderful 3-year- overseas. Commissioner David in international basketball competi­ falls into a funk when his emotions foreign NBA players to compxite for report to the board in December. She said no final ac­ the ninth inning Tuesday night had tract talks that propel him. old filly, probably are Criminal Type’s main rivals for Stem said Friday. tion to continue growing. The com­ are hurt and Cashen’s remarks stung their countries in the 1992 Olym­ tion could be expocted for at least a year. given the Mets a 10-8 victory over Horse of the Year at this point. The league added franchises in missioner said he foresees the day him. pics. Yugoslavia, Spiain and the Restrictions considered may include tighter the St. Louis Cardinals. He has six “You don’t play for a salary drive, Charlotte, N.C., and Miami in 1988, when the NBA champion will par­ you play for pride,” he .said. ‘Tve and in Orlando and Mirmeapolis last Soviet Union arc among the nations qualifying standards, tougher rules for adding sports home runs and 20 RBIs since Aug. Goldschmidt has suggested the Expos’ sale almost complete ticipate in an international tourna­ worn the New York Mets uniform season. that could benefit from the mling and eliminating artificial team competition in in­ 30. Mets might not want Strawberry ment similar to soccer’s World Cup. for a long time. There is a lot of MONTREAL (AP) — Montreal Expos president “We had our expansion,” Stem last year by FIBA to allow profes­ dividual events, she said. “We can win when Darryl’s not back. Claude Brochu said Friday that an agreement to sell the “It might be 10 years away, but 1 sional athletes to complete in interna­ pride playing for the New York said at the annual league meetings. think the time will come when there La.st month, Vitaly Smirnov, head of the program hitting home runs,” Mets manager team to local buyers is nearly complete, meaning the NL tional compictition. “It is our goal now to make sure the will be a world club championship commission, said he wanted the proposals to contain Bud Harrelson said. “When he docs, “If they wanted Darryl signed, Mets.” club will stay in Montreal. The U.S. Olympic Committee 27 teams we have are fiscally involving the NBA champion,” “serious measures” including the possibility of forc­ it’s easy.” they could have had Darryl signed,” “I’m 99.9 percent certain that everything is in place,” plans to take advantage of the rule to sound.” Stem said. “This isn’t a vision. It’s Strawberry has 11 hits against the Goldschmidt said tliis week. “I don’t But next year. Strawberry won’t Brochu said in a news conference. “I’ll say 100 percent strengthen its men’s basketball ing sports to give up events if they wanted to add Cities that have approached the just an analysis of the possibilities.” know if they sincerely want him be playing for the Mets unless they when everything is signed.” team. A subcommittee said new ones. Pirates this season. Eight of tficm 5^ NBA about acquiring expansion NBA players will be allowed to signed.” are paying Canseco-type bucks. If Expos principle owner Charles Bronfman put the team Thursday it would recommend that The money to help pay for Olympic atliletcs comes arc home runs. > franchises. Stem said, are Toronto, complete in the Olympics for the Strawberry’s teammates want him they don’t, there are 25 other teams. z on the market in the spring for about $85 million, asking an NBA coach head the U.S. team at Irom the IOC’s Solidarity fund. “Strawberry kills us,” Pit­ San Diego, St. Louis, Cincinnati, first time in 1992 at Barcelona. The signed. At all costs. n Brochu to solicit offers only from local groups. Barcelona in 1992. It will pay for air fare and board for three athletes tsburgh’s Bobby Bonilla said. “But Memphis, Tenn., Nashville, Tenn., New York Knicks will complete in “Give him whatever he wants,” Brochu met with the Major League Ownership Com­ NBA coaches and players will not and one official from each country at the Winter we put him in situations where he “I’m sure — I ho[ic somebody in and St. Petersburg, Fa., as well as the 1990 McDonald’s Open at Bar­ Miller said. “Give him a blank con- H mittee this week in Pittsburgh and confirmed reports that be piaid to play in the Olympics. But Olympics, and six athletes and two officials from can.” wants me,” Strawberry said. His Orange County, Calif. The NBA celona Oct. 11 and 13 with three of both the Government of Quebec and the City of Montreal Russ Granik, NBA deputy commis­ each country at the Summer Olympics. In addition, Next year. Strawberry may be hit­ ttact and let him fill it in.” face had a look of confidence that also has heard from investors over­ Europic’s top teams — Spanish will be involved in the purchase. sioner, said he expects many NBA each national Olympic committee gets equipment ting home runs for a different club. When teammates talk about the made you think he knows they do. seas, he said. League champion Barcelona, two- players to express interest. funding ($6,CX)0 for Winter, $8,000 for Summer) and He’s eligible for free agency after 72 “There has been interest ex­ time Europican champion POP 84 > Dunston battles Cub teammate For the first time, there will be no SS(K) for each athlete who competes. the World Scries and he wants a r pressed, but we’ve discouraged it,” Split of Yugoslavia, and Italian p ST. LOUIS (AP) — Chicago Cubs shortstop Shawon Stem said. “We will meet with new tryouts for the Olympic team. USA The Solidarity program was established more than huge contract, one that will dwarf League champion Scavolini Pesaro. Basketball and the Olympic coach­ ASSUMPTION SCHOOL in Dunston injured his left shoulder and reserve outfielder cities interested in franchises, but In addition, the NBA will become a decade ago to help developing countries finance his current $1.8 million .salary. CJ Marvell Wyrme was cut in the forehead during a scuffle there are no plans now to expand. ing staff will select the 12-man team Olympic projects. Its revenue comes primarily from So far, Mets general manager the first major American sports plus alternates prior to July 5,1992. BASEBALL CARD SHOW before Friday night’s game against the St. I^uis Car­ That is not on our agenda.” league to play regular-season games television rights fees. Frank Cashen and Eric dinals. Stem estimated existing NBA That team then will complete in a Those TV rights account for about half of tlic Goldschmidt, Strawberry’s agent, Saturday, September 15 overseas when the Phoenix Suns and qualifying tournament involving 10 Dunston, who is in a 3-for-36 slump, was removed franchises are worth $90 million to Utah Jazz open their 1990-91 $1.84 billion that marketing will produce in tlic four haven’t had much to talk about. teams from the Americas at a U.S. 9am-4pm from the starting lineup with a slightly strained shoulder. $100 million. He said three or four years ending in 1992, Verdier said. Their ideas on die player’s worth arc seasons with two games in Tokyo site to be determined. F^ur teams Three stitches were required to close the cut on Wyime’s teams lost money last season but Nov. 3-4. She said that figure included contracts wiiti the very different. Church Hall forehead. none is in financial difficulty. will advance to Olympic competi­ “Certainly we’re anxious to sign “It is not our intent to impose tion July 26 through Aug. 7. KXT and national Olympic committees covering use 27 South Adams Street IS A little more than an hour before the game, the players “All our owners have deep pock­ NBA basketball on the rest of the of the Olympic rings, mascots and other logos and Darryl, but not at all costs,” Cashen ets, and their assets are growing,” wrestled and traded punches just outside the Cubs’ world,” Stem said. “But we will The U.S. team is expiectcd to be trademarks. said after negotiations broke off in Manchester dugout before being separated by teammates. Stem said. “For that reason, the pos­ work with other organizations to ex- dominated by NBA players. July. “It’s a ludicrous thought that I 9 9 0 Tearful Reddy says Billy Blowers, Leary lead Yanks past the Tigers y DETROIT (AP) — Mike Blowers’ timore — cut Boston’s lead in the AL was driving pickup truck two-run double capped a five-run third in­ East to three games. ning that lifted the New York Yankees to a Sosa’s homer, his 13th of the season PORT CRANE, N.Y. (AP) — A heard Martin say, “God damn it, 1 Reedy said. As an example, Reedy 5-2 victory over the Detroit Tigers Friday and first since Aug. 20, was all Chicago ... tearful William Reedy testified missed the turn.” said he once lied and said he threw night. needed as the Red Sox were shut out for Friday that he didn’t drive the pick­ The truck began skidding, seem­ the punches in a barroom fight when Tim Leary (9-18), trying to avoid be­ the 16th time this season, the most since up truck in which Billy Marlin was ingly picking up .speed before com­ it was Martin who had been the coming the first pitcher in 10 years to lose they were held scoreless 17 times in killed but lied to authorities — in­ ing to a stop, he said. Reedy said combatant. 20 games in a season, held the Tigers to 1974. cluding a priest — and said he was Martin had been thrown to the pas­ Also Friday, Van Kuren testified one run on three hits in seven innings for McDowell (13-7), who had won six the driver “to protect Billy.” senger side of the vehicle, which that Reedy told him that it was the victory. The last pitcher to lose 20 straight decisions before losing to Toronto The Detroit bar owner, accused of was lying driver-side up in a ditch at Reedy, not Martin, who drove the games was Brian Kingman of Oakland in on Sunday, equaled a career high with 10 driving while intoxicated during the the driveway entrance to Martin’s pickup truck last Christmas. 1980. strikeouts in seven innings, giving up four fatal wreck that killed Martin on farm. Two Broome County coroners Two singles by Larry Sheets, including hits and four walks. Christmas 1989, choked back tears Several witnesses who arrived on also testified. One, Dr. Melvin an RBI hit in the first, and a seventh-in­ Joe Hesketh (0-3) walked Frank when recalling how the five-time the scene minutes after the crash Jones, said that an autopsy was not ning double by Lloyd Moseby accounted Thomas to lead off the fourth, and one out New York Yankees manager didn’t have testified that they found Reedy performed on Martin because Mar­ for Detroit’s only hits off Leary. The later Sosa homcred into the left field rc.spond after the crash. piled on top of Martin on the pas­ tin’s wife said she “didn’t want Tigers got another run in the eighth on stands. “I said to Billy, ‘If you can get senger side of the pickup truck. Billy cut up.” Martin, 61, died of another RBI single by Sheets, but three up. I’ll push you out of the window,’ Reedy said he called out to Mar­ head and neck injuries. Yankees relievers got out of the inning. Reedy said of the crash’s after- tin and rubbed his face but received The other coroner, Patrick Ruddy, Dave Righetti pitched the ninth for his AL Roundup rnadi. “Billy’s back was against tlic no re.sponse. Despite tJiat, Reedy said he noted in a re[iort that Martin 32nd save. wall and his head slumped forward.” said he didn’t tliink tlie accident was was the passenger in the vehicle, Rookie Scott Aldred (1-1) took the loss Reedy, a longtime friend of Mar­ serious. based on his conversations with for Detroit, allowing five runs in 2 2-3 in­ Blue Jays 8, Orioles 7: At Toronto, tin’s, is defending himself against “I didn’t think that I hurt my hip,” ho.spital officials. He said he didn’t nings. pinch-hitter Ranee MuIIiniks tied the tlie charges by claiming tliat he said Reedy, who broke his hip in the talk to Reedy about this determina­ New York sent nine batters to the plate score with a two-run single and John wa.sn’t driving and wasn’t intoxi­ accident. tion. in the third. Randy Velarde started the in­ Olcrud drove in the winning run with cated. He testified for H/2 hours Reedy, 53, began crying at tliis If convicted, Reedy faces a man­ ning with a single, moved to second on a another single as the Toronto Blue Jays Friday. remembrance, but refu.sed a request datory fine of between $350 and groundout and scored on Roberto Kelly’s scored three runs in the ninth inning for Reedy, who was staying at Mar­ to take a brief recess in the trial. $500, revocation of his driver’s single. an 8-7 victory over Baltimore on Friday night. tin’s farm outside of Binghamton for Reedy said he didn’t find out license for at least six months and a After Jim Leyritz walked and Jesse tlie holidays, testified that he and Martin had died until he was told by possible jail sentence of up to a Barfield filed out, Steve Balboni and One-out singles by Tony Fernandez Martin went to the city to run er­ a priest, the Rev. Corey Van Kuren, year. Hensley Meulens hit RBI singles, and and Kelly Gruber and a walk to Fred rands on Christmas afternoon and at the Binghamton hospital where Martin’s widow, Jilluann, who Blowers drove in the last two runs with a McGriff set up the rally off Gregg Olson stopped at a bar for more than four both were taken after the accident. has been attending the trial, has filed line drive into the left field comer. (5-5), who has 31 saves but now has hours. Reedy testified he told the priest that a wrongful death lawsuit against the White Sox 4, Red Sox 0: At Chicago, blown five save opportunities. Reedy said he had “four or five he was driving the car to protect town and Reedy. Sammy Sosa hit a two-run homer and beers” and a screwdriver while at Martin, who had a long history of Martin was a member of five Jack McDowell won for the seventh time Indians 6, Royals 3: At Kansas City, Tha Associatad Prass the bar. But he insisted he wasn’t alcohol-related problems, including World Series championship teams in nine starts Friday night as the Chicago Mo., Chris James homered and was one drunk and left liquid in each of his public fights with his players. with the Yankees during an 11-year White Sox beat Boston 4-0, the Red Sox’ of six Cleveland players had an RBI STOLEN BASE — Toronto’s Tony Fernandez slides safely into Dan Roggi/Manchestar Herald glasses. Reedy was asked by defense at­ playing career. He managed 16 eighth loss in 12 games. Friday night as the Indians beat Kansas second with a stolen base as Baltimore second baseman Bill Ripken . - MY BALL — East Catholic goalie Mike Marsh Shortly before the pickup truck torney Jon Blechman if he had ever years in the major leagues, including The loss — coupled with Toronto’s City 6-3 for their fifth victory in six leaps for the throw in the first inning of their game Friday night in leaps high into the air to grab the ball during began skidding on an icy road on the lied before on behalf of Martin. stints with Minnesota, Detroit, come-from-behind, 8-7 victory over Bal­ games. Toronto. The Blue Jays rallied to win it in the bottom of the ninth, 8-7 . Friday afternoon’s game against South trip home, Reedy testified that he “Yes, to the wife, many times,” Texas and Oakland. Windsor. East’s Jim Panagiotakakos (15) is in on the play.. Florida State joins the ACC Mets winning streak ends; Pirates also lose NEW YORK (AP) — F^t Combs, ejected after igniting Bonds in the second and fourth and a double by Bonds in a bench-clearing brawl in his last sum at Shea Stadium, TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - - pete in the Metro Conference in all Bernard Sliger, university president, the sixth. quieted New York on four hits and the Philadelphia Phil­ NL Roundup East After a .summertime courtship with sports except football, could begin said. “If someone would have told several prospective partners, Florida lies ended the Mets’ 11-game home winning streak 4-1 Dodgers 10, Reds 4: At Cincinnati, Kal Daniels’ third their affiliation with the ACC in me we’d be a likely candidate for a grand slam of the season completed an eight-run rally in State joined the Atlantic Coast Con­ basketball and baseball in the Friday night. charged the mound and both pitchers and three others From Page 48 major all-sports corrfcrcnce ...” the sixth inning as the Los Angeles Dodgers finally beat ference on Friday, bringing a foot­ 1991-92 school year. Football will The Mets, the best home team in baseball at 50-23, were ejected and Combs left with a facial cut. Current members of the ACC arc tied a team record with their success streak at Shea. They Tom Browning 10-4 Friday night and cut the Cincinnati hand and utilized the skills of junior striker Pete ball powerhouse to a league known lake longer because schedules arc Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Combs drew scattered boos from the crowd of 36,339 for its basketball and academic ex­ had won four straight games to pull within l>/2 games of Reds’ lead to 5>/2 games in the National League West. Maglicic. At 11:10 of the second, a long-clearing pass made years in advance. Duke, Wake Forest, North Carolina but did little to incite the fans. The only tense moment cellence. Pittsburgh in the National League East. They didn’t lose The Dodgers trailed 2-1 when they broke through settled at the feet of Maglicic, who beat defender James Florida State became the ninth Slate, Clemson and Georgia Tech. came when he threw a curve ball over Dave Magadan’s “This is an outstanding oppor­ ground Friday night when the Pirates lost to Montreal Browning (13-8), who had yielded just nine earned runs Lee and dented the twine from 15 yards out. member of the ACC when tlic head in the sixth inning. The ball hit the bat and went tunity for Florida State and I’m sure 4-2. while beating the Dodgers in his four other starts this “Tommy made some adjustments at halftime,” Longo regents unanimously approved the foul. season. they’ll make die most of it,” State university’s request to join the Lenny Dykstra drove in one run, scored another and Combs struck out five, walked two and is 4-1 lifetime said. ‘They neutralized our big guys (Marshall and Col­ regained the league batting lead. Dale Murphy hit his Eddie Murray started the uprising with a one-out vin) and they were able to open it up.” University System Chancellor Char­ league in all sports. against the Mets, including a 6-2 victory in Philadelphia les Reed said. “It’s a good fit for the EC swim 22nd homer and later scored on Charlie Hayes’ single for homer, his 24th. The other seven runs came with two out. Maglicic set up the tying goal which came witli 20:48 “It’s going to strengthen die entire last Sunday. The only run he allowed in his second com­ Board of Regents’ goal of making the Phillies’ other runs. Mike Scioscia singled and Juan Samuel’s double put left in regulation. A perfect comer kick by Maglicic university system,” said Reed, plete game in 28 starts came on Howard Johnson’s 21st student-athletes students first.” Combs (8-9) sparked a full-scale fight on Aug. 9 when homer in the second inning. the Dodgers ahead 3-2. An RBI single by Alfredo Griffin produced a scramble in the goalmouth, ^ s t ’s Paul noting Florida’s membership in the and a fielding error on the hit by right fielder Glenn Florida State officials will host is dunked he hit Mets ace Dwight Gooden with a pilch. Gooden Loser Sid Fernandez (9-13) struck out 12 and held the Krasusky retrieved the bouncing ball and one-timed a 11-school Southeastern Conference. Braggs produced two more runs. side-winding eighi-yardcr past Bobcat goalie Shane ACC Commissioner Eugene Cor­ “It’s an achievement for Florida Phillies to four hits in 7 1-3 innings. But he walked five Wina. rigan on Saturday to discuss details. State when you consider where we HAMDEN — East Catholic High and three of them scored as he lost to the Phillies for only Braves 7, Padres 3: At Atlanta, Jim Presley doubled “He (Maglicic) has the best skills of anybody on the The Scminolcs, who now com­ were 15 years ago in regard to diis,” girls’ swimming team launched its the second time in 11 Shea Stadium decisions. home the first of five Atlanta runs in the fourth inning team,” Malin said. “If we can get him the ball and have 1990 season Friday afternoon, Mattingly Expos 4, Pirates 2: At Montreal, Tim Wallach and homcred in the fifth as the Braves beat the San tlic otlier guys feed off him, we’ll be a good team.” bowing 109-56 to host Hamden doubled home the tying run with two out in the eighth in­ Diego Padres 7-3 Friday night. Past had two good chances to break the tie. A Jim Whalers option trio High. ning and rookie L ^ y Walker followed with a two-run Tom Glavine (8-11) yielded two runs and six hits in Panagiotakakas shot with 3:56 left in regulation went off East next sees action Tuesday at 4 sees action homer as the Montreal Expos continue to dominate the six innings. The Braves trailed 2-0 before chasing former the fingertips of Wirta and around the post. And with Oiic p.m. against Middletown High at the Pittsburgh with a 4-2 victory Friday night. teammate Derek Lilliquist (3-10) in the fourth. Mark .second left in tlie first overtime. Mood’s 18-yard direct AVON (AP) — Center Geoff come leaders.” Manchester High pool. Montreal is 11-5 against Pittsburgh this sea.son. The Grant, who came to the Braves in the Lilliquist deal, kick was ti[)ped over die crossbar by Wirta. Sanderson, goalie Mike Lenarduzzi Sanderson, 18, the Whalers East’s Laura Clilupsa was second DETROIT (AP) — Don Mattingly returned to the Expos trailed 2-1 on two home runs by Barry Bonds and pitched three innings for his first save. “ Two different game’s,” Longo said. “We made some and center Denis Chalifoux were second-round draft pick in June, in tlic 100 freestyle and tliird in the New York Yankee lineup Friday night for the first were held to five hits in seven inning by Bob Walk. sent hack to their junior clubs Friday Cardinals 4, Cubs 2: At St. Louis. Bryn Smith defensive errors. We dian’t mark their man (Maglicic) in heads back to Swift Current of the 100 breaststroke while Stacey time since July 24. by die Hartford Whalers. But Neal Heaton (12-9) relieved to start the eighth and pitched six shutout irmings for his first victory in almost the middle and tlicy scored on us. You’ve got to give Western Hockey League, where he Luoma was .second in tlic 5(K) free Mattingly pinch-hit for Brian Dorsett in the eighth two months and Pedro Guerrero had two RBI doubles as “I am very happy with die perfor­ and walked Dclino DcShiclds with two out. Wallach, tliem credit for coming back. (In the .second hall) 'Hicy had 32 goals and 62 assists last and tliird in the 2(X) IM. Luoma, inning, with the Yankees leading 5-1, and doubled the St. Louis Cardinals ended the Chicago Cubs’ three- mances of diese three players during celebrating his 33rd birthday, doubled DeShields home dominated us. We were lucky to get a tic at the end. We season. Cheryl Griswold, Kerry Murphy and down the right field line. Jim Walewander pinch-ran game winning streak 4-2 Friday night. preseason uaining camp,” Whalers and Walker hit a 1-2 pitch over the right-field fence for were fortunate.” sophomore Irene Flynn combined to for Mattingly. Smith (8-8) gave up four hits — all singles — in his General Manager Ed Johnston said. his 18th homer. South Windsor 2 0 0 0 — 2 Third-round draft pick Lenarduz­ Uike second place in the 4 X 100 Mattingly was activated on Tbesday from the dis­ second start since coming off the disabled list and won “'I’hcy all have a very bright future, The victory went to Steve Frey (8-2), who pitched two East Catholic 0 2 0 0 — 2 zi, who turned 18 Friday, returns to freestyle relay. abled list, where he was placed on July 25 with lower for the first lime since July 17. Smith, who was sidelined Scoring: EC- Maglicic, Krasusky. SW- Marshall, Colvin and now is the time for them to scoreless innings in relief of left-hander Brian Barnes, Sault Stc. Marie of the Ontario East has 10 members on its .squad, back (xiins. from July 28 to Sept. 5 with a sore right shoulder, struck Saves; EC- Mike Marsh B. SW- Shane Wirta 7 reiurn to their junior teams and be­ Hockey League. who made his major league debut. Barnes held Pit­ tlie fewest ever. tsburgh to four hits in seven innings — home runs by out three and walked one. 9 9 0