W — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thuraday. July 16, 1987 Social SBCurtty ^ ■ ' ~ T — Eariy lump-sMm payment She can Hydrants: Wittenzellner says he’ll try / page 3 i|l wild West- Poke get m ore makes retirement "winner* W around cattle town My mall from G rand: Mattingly leads Yanks to win / page 15 for fun / page 11 you underlines payout from the retirement plan— benefits that one area $100,000 cash and $100,000 In efh- that seems to be ployer stock. ’The plan paid $20,080 \£:% \ for the stock when it acquired the QUESTION: My father-in-law bothering you Juat died. Both he and my mother- stock. most about the in-law were receiving Social Secur­ Sylvia tax law is the ity benefita on their own record. This is her tax-saving result, retirement plan. Since ahe waa receiving leaa than he \ the totnl $200,000, only $130,800 is I already have Porter waa, can ahe get more aa hia subject to regular tax in 1987 — the highlighted 1 widow? $100,800 cash and the $20,000 eqiial some of the to the plan’s basis for the sto<^. problems and % 1 ANSWER: Yea, aa long aa her Smith also owes a penalty tax of solutions involv­ widow'a benefit ia higher than her $12,000 (10 percent of 8120,000). But ing early wiUidrawals from retire­ retirement benefit. She ahould not portlota of the payout equal to the she owes no regular tax and no ment plans. Now, below are details delay contracting the Social Secur­ plan’s tax basis for the stock is penalty tax on the remaining on one area which can be an $80,000. Manchester — A City ol Village Charm ity office. She can apply for both her currently taxable to the plan iMaurtetrr HrralJi all-around winner for you; an early widow’a benefit and the lump-sum member. lump-sum payment from a retire­ Smith turns around and sells the death payment by calling the Social And the chances are overwhelm­ ment plan. ing today that the plan’s tax basis stock in late 1087 for $100,000. She Security office, llie personnel there It’s as simple as this; Where therefore must pay regular tax oh will take the necessary information for the stock is a small fraction of its practicable, take your lump-sum current value — in other words, the the $80,000 in 1987 — but she still 30 Cents by phone and then will arrange to payout in a big chunk of your owes no penalty tax. The penalty complete the application by mail. tax on the portion attributable to employer’s own stock. the stock’s appreciation in value tax is applied only to distributions. Some retirement plans allow you while in the plan is postponed. You Smith’s use of the payout-in-sto<^ QUESTION: I had to he hospital- to take part or all of your payout in don’t pay this tax until you sell the strategy saved her M,000 in penalty iaed for a week recently and the stock of your employer. Undera decided I would be more comforta­ stock. taxes. ’This was well worth the Nofziger faces ethics indictment long-staning provision of the tax Be alert: Under the new law, a slight market risk of holding tRe ble if I stayed in a private room. law, a stock payout allows you to Except for the hospital insurance plan member generally owes a stock a short time until it could be By Pete Yost defer a big portion of the income tax sions that prohibit high government executives have pleaded guilty to deductible, Medicare paid for most penalty tax, in addition to the sold. The Associated Press now reorganizing under federal contract. that would otherwise be due. You regular income tax, on a distribu­ officials from lobbying their former bribing public officials in exchange of the expenses I had in the hospital bankruptcy laws. • That Nofziger lobbied illegally don’t own or pay income until you Another break: the taxable profit office for one year after leaving the for help in winning no-bid Pentagon but it didn’t cover the full charge for tion received before age 59Vi WASHINGTON — Former White The indictment announced today on behalf of the National Marine sell the stock. Now the giant Tax on the sale of the company stock js public payroll. contracts and other favors. the private room. I don’t under­ (absent death or disability). The. House political director Lyn Nof­ alleges; Engineers Beneficial Association, Reform Act gives stock payouts penalty is equal to 10 percent of the long-term capital gain, regardless Bragg is charged in the indict­ Law enforcement officials have stand why it only paid part of the ziger was indicted on six counts of • That Nofziger illegally con­ a Washington-based labor union still another big advantage. distribution that is currently of how long you have held the stock. ment with aiding and abetting said they expect additional indict­ charge for my room. violating federal ethics laws in tacted Secretary of the Army John representing licensed maritime Here’s the new break: Not only taxable. And, for 1987, the top tax on Nofziger in his efforts to assist ments in New York of as many as 10 connection with his lobbying for Wedtech. Marsh Jr. on March 29, 1982, two officers and violated the law when can you defer the regular tax, but A payout In employer stock is a long-term gain is 28 percent, even other government officials for ANSWER: Under most circum­ Wedtech Corp. and two other months after Nofziger left the he lobbied on behalf of Fairchild you also can avoid the new penalty though the regular tax rate may be Nofziger left the White House in allegedly taking payoffs from stances, Medicare hospital insu­ giant escape hatch. Since the clients, an independent counsel government, on behalf of Wedtech tax. You are not hit by the part of as high as S8>A percent. January 1982, to open a Washington Wedtech. Republic Corp., a Virginia-based rance can cover the cost of a private appreciation on a stock payout is announced today. in the company’s efforts to win the defense contractor. the payout in stock that is not not currently taxed, it’s not subject lobbying firm with Bragg. Among the others who have been room only if the patient’s physician ’The moral of this story is that According to the indictment, $32 million contract to build small The indictment says Nofziger currently taxable. Taxpayers who to the 10 percent penalty! And The indictment was obtained by indicted are Rep. Mario Biaggi, certifies that a private room is there are different ways to handle Nofziger and his lobbying partner, gasoline engines fo- the Army, illegally lobbied the White House on receive a plan payout before they that’s a real winner. independent counsel James D-N.Y., accused by a federal grand medically necessary for the pa­ Herald photo by Pinto things for maximum tax benefit. Mark Bragg, who also was indicted, • That Nofziger illegally con­ behalf of the marine engineers ore age 59Vi generally are hit with For instance, Mrs. Smith, age 50, McKay, who also is investigating jury in Manhattan last month of tient’s health or the health of others One more example: If Mrs. Smith’s illegally lobbied the White House in tacted Small Business Administra­ union in 1982, writing a letter to this new penalty. So the payout-in- is retiring from her full-time job Attorney General Edwin Meese extorting $3.6 million worth of stock who would be exposed to the patient company doesn’t have a stock plan, 1982 in an ultimately successful tion chief James Sanders on May 3, Jenkins. Nofziger was seeking to stock strategy is a gilt-eidged way this year. The plan gives her a Ill's assistance to Wedtech in 1982 from Wedtech by threatening to in a semi-private room. Medicare Happy moment she may decide on an annuity over effort to get a $32 million no-bid 1982, on behalf of Wedtech. Nofziger expand the use of civilian crews for early retirees to get more choice. She can take the payout all when Meese was White House withdraw nis support for the hospital could only pay the semi­ her lifetime. Result: Again, no Pentagon contract for Wedtech, a also broke the law, according to the aboard U.S. government ships, an after-tax dollars out of their retire­ in cash or half in cash and half in counselor. company’s efforts to win govern­ private rate for each day of your Pamela Bayer accepts a 8cholars)tip from Lillian Grant as penalty tax. New York defense contractor. indictment, when he wrote a letter initiative that had been endorsed by ment plans. LYN NOFZIGER Meese has acknowledged in­ ment contracts. He has denied any hospital stay. Michael W. Crockett looks on. *fhe Manchester Board of employer stock. Her first instinct is The indictment says Nofziger to Meese’s deputy, James Jenkins, President Reagan. Background: As a general rule, a to get as much cash as possible. But Once again, as all my recent . . illegal lobbying? terceding in 1982 on behalf of wrongdoing. violated conflict-of-interest provi­ Wedtech, four of whose top business on May 28, 1982, seeking White Realtors, of which Crockett Is president, set up the plan member owes tax on his entire after some consultation, she makes columns have been emphasizing, The Bronx defense contractor is House help in obtaining the engine QUESTION: I am a widow with payout in the year he receives it. Please turn to page 10 an 8-year^ld son who has been scholarship in Grant’s name. Grant retired seven years this tax-saving move involving the there is no overestimating the However, to the extent the payout is penalty tax. Mrs. Smith elects to importance of tax timing and tax blind since birth. We get payments ago as executive officer of the Board of Realtors. Bayer in the form of employer stock, a under the Aid to Families with take the cash-stock option. planning when preparing for plans to attend Manchester Community College. special rule applies; Only the She receives a 8200,000 lump-sum Dependent Children program. Can retirement. my son get SSI payments, too? This ranch house at 108 Grissom Road, ANSWER: No. A child cannot get both SSI and Aid to Families with left, is scheduled to Dependent Children. But, if your be opened as a child is eligible under both pro­ group home for the grams, you can choose whichever one is best for your family. mentally retarded next month. The ’This coinmn is prepared by the decision to locate Secial Secnrity Administration of­ fice in East Hartford. If yon have a retarded individuals qnesllon yon’d like to see answered in the neighborhood here, write to: Social Secnrity and renovate the Mailbox, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Stl, Manchester OMMO. property prompted an outcry from neighbors. Births Heraht photo by Tucker \ By George Lavng They worried that having six people at the home and Herald Reporter similar to having a couple with four children. renovating its garage into a bedroom area would turn In interviews today, several neighbors said they felt Group home the home into a small institution, something that was the decision to locate retarded people in the home is not A state official today contended that renovating a not in keeping with the residential character of the Lewandowski, Anne Forde, house into a group home for the retarded doesn’t practical or economical. Two of the residents would be daughter of M.J. and Nancy Forde neighborhood. in wheelchairs. diminish neighborhood property values. They also were concerned about traffic and noise the Lewandowski of Old Saybrook, was His comments come in response to the concerns of “ I don’t see what they’re gaining,’ ’ said Anthony bom June 16 at Yale New Haven adds value, facility would generate, they said. Yacono, also of 109 Grissom Road. Grissom Road area residents, that renovating a “ We’re not against the retarded, we just don’t want Hospital. Her maternal grand­ three-bedroom ranch on that street into a group home He said that the driveway and road in front of the mother is Mrs. Richard D. Forde of our neighborhood changed,’’ said Mary Yacono, who home, both of which are on inclines, would be too for the mentally retarded might change the character lives across the street at 109 Grissom Road. 224 Main St. Her paternal grand­ of their neighborhood and lower property values. difficult for those in wheelchairs to travel on. Also, he parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ray WE Suliivanxaid these concerns were noted in the state’s official says "The value of a property does not decline.’ ’ said said, the three might be lonely because they probably decision, but the reason for the change was that the Lewandowski of Dearborn, Mich. Thomas J. Sullivan, regional director of the state will not be in much contact with neighbors. .She has a sister, Katharine, 2>A. state agreed with residents that six individuals would Sullivan, though, said the steepness of the driveway Department of Mental Retardation. “ On the contrary, be too many for the size of the home. LOVE \ would not be a problem and was considered. He said ■ Cnxide, Alexander Ranney, son it goes up with the appreciation of the market.” However, Carol Tedesco of Edgerton Street, the that the three also would be out and about on the yard of Antonio M. and Alison Grotta In addition, he said, renovations to a home often mother of an 8-year-old mentally retarded son, said Grissom residents improve the value of the property. during weekends and at night, just like other Caxide of 51 Briarwood Drive, was OLLIE! this morning she worried that the state’s decision will neighborhood residents. bora June 20 at Manchester Mem­ Sullivan's comments come after the state agreed to give the impression that neighborhoods can force Yacano added that for the $160,000 selling price, plus orial Hospital. His maternal grand­ don’t want change have only three mentally retarded individuals live at group home plans to be changed If they complain. the renovation costs, a new home could have been built parents are Mrs. Constance Alibrio 108 Grissom Road instead of six. as originally intended. Tedesco. a member of the board of directors of the When the cost of taking care of the individuals is of 62 Foxcroft Drive and Stephen R. That decision was made after neighborhood residents Manchester Association for Retarded Citizens, said Grotta of St. Petersburg, Fla. His > complained about the plans for the property. that a group home with six mentally retarded adults is paternal grandmother is Mrs. Please turn to page 10 Maria M. Caxide of 86 Birch St. Jackson, Jonethan Patrick, son of Kevin Richard and Dannielle At Sityinlii Crowley Jackson of 81 Jarvis Road, Poindexter ‘simply didn’t want any outside Interference’ was born June 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Bv Larry Margasbk committees that he had no intention NOW S YOUR CHANCE TO SAVE BIO DURINO OUR investigating committee, who said a loyal staff aide who sought to grandparents are the late Patrick The Associated Press of concocting a cover-up last Under questioning from House Council staff. His other reason, he EXPLOSIVE JULY NOUDAY SALE. QIOANTIG S7W E- he found the rear admiral’s three shield his superiors from potential and Anna Crowley. His paternal , November when he destroyed a key counsel John Nields, Poindexter said, was that telling Congress WIDE SA VINOS ON EVERY MAJOR APPUANc£COLOR TV. days of testimony “ incredible, difficulty, repeating that he alone grandparents are Milton and Carol WASHINGTON - Former Na­ document, or when he participated expanded on his concession of would have focused public attention mind-boggling, chilling.’ ’ made the decisjon not to tell Jackson of Glastonbury. He has a tional Security Adviser John Poin­ in the drafting of false chronologies Thursday that he withheld informa­ on the covert support being pro­ The 50-year-oId naval officer, President Reagan about the diver­ brother, Nathan Ridgeway, 4. every washer dexter testified today that he for White House use. tion from earlier congressional vided in Central America, "which ... who served as national security sion of secret arms sales proceeds investigators. withheld information from earlier The nationally televised hearing adviser for nearly a year until his would have destroyed our ability to Johns, Rachel Jane, daughter of to the contras. He said he “ didn’t want any more every dryer.’ ,.irS OUR BIGGEST congressional investigators be­ was marked by a heated complaint resignation last Nov. 25, testified aid the contras” David M. and Susan Chwirka Johns And in rebuttal to Inouye’s restrictive legislation” to stop the cause “ I simply didn’t want any from Poindexter’s attorney, who under a grant of limited immunity. Answering questions for the third of 118 New State Road, was bora pvery dishwasher..- observation that he had withheld contra support operation. Congress JULY SALE EVER!!! outside interference” in the secret claimed the proceedings were His wife Linda sat in her customary straight day, Poindexter also said June 19 at Manchester Memorial critical information from Cabinet had already voted a ban on pVeRY refrigerator..’ COME BY CAR, VAN. TRUCIL program of aid to Nicaraguan unfair, and an acid rebuke from seat one row behind the witness he testified erroneously about his Hospital. Her maternal grandpar­ officers, Poindexter replied, “ I government aid to the contras, but BUS,...ANYWAY YOU CAN o Vt rebels. Sen. Danial Inouye. D-Hawaii. table. knowledge of secret arms sales to ents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph every range But he told the Iran-contra didn’t withhold from them anything Poindexter said he believed it did Cbwirka of Loveland, Colo. Her ^ ... HERR,...OUT Inouye, chairman of the Senate Poindexter portrayed himself as that they didn’t want withheld.’ ’ not apply to the National Security Please turn to page 10 paternal grandparents are Mr. and every microwave... DON'T MISS THIS SALEH Mrs. A.L. Johns of Hastings, Neb. She has a brother, Stephen Michael, every FREEZEf^.. TODAY 3. evERY COLOR TV..- SALE STARTS France ends dispute, OKUovnnnl, Joseph M chael, son ^eVERY VCR... Smoke detectors Family is facing of Peter and Martha Williams FRIDAY, 9am SHARP to 8pm DiGiovannl of 35 Ridge St., was e v e r y CAMCORDER... In the wake of a Supreme Court breaks ties with Iran bora June 20 at Manchester Mem­ ruling, O'Neill administration offi­ orial Hospital. His maternal grand­ SATURDAY 9^to S cials and Democratic legislative eviction after parents are Lucile and Thomas leaders say a bill closing a loophole PARIS (AP) — The government who kidnapped six Frenchmen in Williams o f South Nyack, N.Y. His in the state’s smoke detector law today broke relations with Iran, Lebanon. Iran has demanded paternal grandparents are Con- SUNDAY Noon to S will likely be taken up during next ending nearly three weeks of France stop arms sales to Iraq as a brother arrested cetta and Arthur DiGiovannl of [ATAL S IE FFB R rS ^ week’s special legislative session. diplomatic wrangling over Fran­ condition for better relations. Yonkers, N.Y. Story on page 4. ce’s demands to question an Iran­ ]Y0U GET MORE... ian Embassy employee about a Before France announced the Bv Andrew Yurkovsky \u FREE DELIVERY ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ S ^ e s of terrorist bombings. severing of ties, Iran’s powerful Herald Reporter Parliament speaker, Hashemi Raf- Mori coni, Ronald Christopher \m FREE REMOVAL Sunny, hot Saturday The Foreign Ministry did not J r., son of Ronald and Norma \m FREE HOOK-UP SOLD!'-'. announce a deadline for Iran’s five sanjani, called Frenchmen Sherry and Victor Pomerleau were informed last Romero Moriconi of 38 Knighton ]• FREE SERVICE Mostly clear tonight with a low in ■’’thieves’ ’ for not repaying a |l week that they and their three young children would This Sale’s for YOU! the mid SOs to lower 60s. Mostly diplomats and about 35 other St., was bora June 25 at Manchester ...PLUS MUCH MORE!! embassy employees to leave the billion loan made to a French have to vacate their 114 Rachel Road apartment no Memorial Hospital. His maternal sunny and hot Saturday with a high nuclear consortium in 1974 by the later than July 21. around 90. Details on page 2. country. France has about 15 grandparents are Crisoforo and nationals at its embassy in Tehran, late shah of Iran. It was the first time the family has had any problem Ofelia Romero of Auga Prieta, AL SIEFFER TS EASY TO GET TO. including eight diplomats. French police have surrounded with the management of the Beechwood Apartments Mexico. His paternal grandmother E-Z TERMS/ There was no immediate reaction the Iranian Embassy and checked since they moved into the complex on Rachel Road five 445 HARTFORDROAD Index years ago. Is Jean Ann Moriconi of 36 Knighton MANCHESTER. CT. can take i-aao mCASH from Iran to today’s the identities of Iranians entering 20 pagqo, 2 oectlona The eviction notice stemmed from the arrest last St. He has a sister, Daniella O /R EC r, FROM 1-84 TO ■ MASTER CARD announcement. and leaving the building since June Monique, 2. 1-0 0 4 _ S t OlO^FBRrOSUPKR • VISA Relations between France and SO in an effort to force Iran, to turn week of Pomerleau’s 10-year-old brother, Robert d is c o u n t c e n t k r ii PHONE’647~9997 • MONTHLY PMT. Iran long have been strained over over embassy translator Wahid Adams, who was charged with distributing LSD in Uadhcrg, Aaslen Michael, son of Obituaries _ 10 connection with an incident on Rachel Road. Adams M4HTW(io«oa»| mtWtW LAMS France’s supply of arms to Iraq, Gordjih. George and Carolyn Smith Lind- ClaZ8lfled_1B-20 Opinion______0 gave police Pomerleau’s address as his own, though Iran’s enemy in the 7-year-old French police claim Gordji has berg of 59 W. Middle Turnpike, was SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER Comics______8 People______2 Pomerleau contends she told police that Adams did not Persiaq Gulf war. ties to at least one person arrested bora June 27 at Manchester Mem­ - HARTFORD Connecticut___4 Sports_____15-17 live with her. 'sierFERTS a 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET Premier Jacques Chirac has in connection with five bombings orial Hospital. His maternal grand­ Entertainment 12 Television____14 Now, Housing Services Corp. of Hartford, whidi sought to improve relations with that killed peofde and wounded SHERRY POMERLEAU mother Is Prances Smith of East Focus ■—__ 11 U.8./World____ 5 11 MANCHESTER. CONN. , Tehran because it is believed to more than 150 in Paris last . . . arrest not her fault Hartford. His paternal grandpar- O M N DAILY: MON A ’THUNS TL t, TUIfi, W ID, OAT TIL I. PRITH. S, M M 1 M Local news. 3.10 Weather______2 Please tom to page 10 enta are Andrew and Ida Lindberg have influence over Shiite Moslems September. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 17, 1967 _2 THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER ^ AiDCu-WeMher ‘^forecast lo» 6 A M.. Saturday. July IS W ittenzellner says he’ll try Acco-Weather‘*'forecast for Salurd^iy Daytime CorKfitiorts ancf High TomptriittiiM s to make hydrants operable IjTf.J By Bruce Matzkin water to activate the hydrants,” dure of sending pumper trucks to Herald Reporter Wittenzellner said. the scene would be adequate to put out a fire. “ But if there’s something Wittenzellner said that he and Inoperable fire hydrants in Man­ major up there, if the alarm is 70 Manchester Fire Chief John Rivosa chester’s Redwood Farms subdivi­ delayed for some reason, we may met earlier Thursday, and that sion Will be made to work if a plan to need more water.” do so is feasible, said the man who Wittenzellner had agreed, if it was feasible, to make it possible for wants to buy the subdivision’s Wittenzellner expressed concern water system. 5.000 gallons of water to be supplied that drawing the water from L&M’s to the fire hydrants. Desert Data John Wittenzellner told members tank for use by the hydrants might Desert sand dunes have a life of their own. Shifting of the Connecticut Department of “ Rivosa is going to try to draw result in the drawing of water from Public Utility Control at a hearing 5.000 gallons of water from L&M’s residents’ home supplies. To ensure sands may form dune lines up to 250 miles long. And FRONTS Thursday that he’d like to have the storage. If it works, the hydrants against this, he said, a check valve desert sand can travel on the wind to other continents. system’s hydrants draw a limited will be activated,” said Witten­ may have to be installed in each I I <1/ ( U S Experts say dust-from the Sahara Desert has been amount of water from the storage zellner. Wittenzellner said that home. Co m StaSonary h J tank that supplies the 106 homes in Rivosa had said 5,000 gallons was A. . II VV.-,.IIm-i III. 'VIM ' At I II W*' llll••l li« observed in England. Some deserts are among the “ If we can feasibly come up with the three-street subdivision off the "probable maximum need.” a policy and procedure to activate hottest places on Earth, but others are frigid. Mountains Hillstown Road. the hydrants, we will; if not, we will are actually more prevalent in deserts than the wind­ About 10 residents of the area Rivosa said that Wittenzellner first contacted him Tuesday or remove them,” said Wittenzellner. attended the hearing Thusday night swept sand dunes, and many desert mountains, some He added that there could be a court More rain in West, in Lincoln Center. Wednesday about trying to work o more than 10,000 feet high, are covered with snow, case against the water system If the o Wittenzellner. a Stafford resi­ out the hydrant situation. Rivosa hydrants are there but do not work. DO YOU KNOW — What is the only continent that dent, has been the court-appointed said that his main concern is to get has no deserts’? receiver of the L&M Water Co. some water in the neighborhood Thursday’s session was the conti­ fair skies for East because he doesn’t want the hy­ since 1983. nuation of a July 2 hearing to decide By The Associated Press THURSDAY’S ANSWER — Unripened bananas are green. Until now. the hydrants have drants to give people a false sense on approval of Wittenzeliner’s Thursday night at Grand Forks. of security. never been operable for fire protec­ application to buy both LfcM and Flash flood warnings were ■ Knowledge Uiilimiled, Inc 1987 tion purposes because the water the Elm Water Co., which is in Scattered showers and thun­ posted in central Texas, where “ Someone might tie into them pressure isn’t adequate. sometime and find out they don’t Coventry and serves 187 homes in derstorms dampened the Plains thunderstorms produced locally A Newipaper in Education Program Sponaored by “ There is a strong possibility we work,” said Rivosa. He added that the Coventry Hills and Pilgrim and the Rocky Mountains early heavy rains. Hail and more than 2 may supply a limited amount of in most cases, the current proce­ Hills areas in Coventry. today, after storms pummeled inches of rain fell this morning The Manchester Herald parts of the Southwest and much near Alamo Village. of the nation’s midsection with A strong storm system brought rain, hail and tornadoes. cool air and a chance of snow in A severe thunderstorm watch higher elevations of Nevada and Almanac Vernon shares asbestos problem covered northern Minnesota and California. central North Dakota, where By Alex GIrelll Manchester, the Manchester Build­ It would be considered dangerous golf-ball sized hail and more than Strong thunderstorms in N ev­ Today’s weather picture was drawn by Sharon Anderson. 9. of Associate Editor ing Committee has decided to to have people in the buildings when ada spawned a tornado Thursday an inch of rain fell in 30 minutes Laurel Street, who attends St. James School. July 17. 1987 TODAY’S MOON: Last postpone asbestos work on five the asbestos is being disturbed in at Amorgosa Farm, 75 miles quarter. Herald photo by Pinto The town of Vernon has found schools slated for renovation until the removal process. itself in the same predicament as Weather Trivia northwest of Las Vegas. No [S M W after the rest of the renovation work On Thursday, Paul Phillips, damage was reported. day o f 1987 and the iYi*i i*iV H«i Manchester over the cost of remov­ under an $8.87 million bond issue is chairman of the Manchester Build­ H i Take your beat shot What is the longest tornado CONNECTICUT WEATHER 27th day of summer. w ^ ^h4 j m TODAY’S TRIVIA: Which detective- ing asbestos from school buildings. completed. 8^ IW ing Committee, cited the Vernon path on record? A late evening thunderstorm in ’fi’i novel hero was created by Erie Stanley situation as evidence that asbestos Mark Govey of 130 Park St. eyes his Washington School. Carrom is a When bids were taken in Vernon Manchester officials; however, western Arizona produced gusts Gardner? (a) Nero Wolfe (b) Perry Ma­ removal prices are unpredicable. to 70 mph at Bullhead City, Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: son (c) Spenser options in a game ot carrom last week at popular game at the town’s recreation this week for removing asbestos had not invited bids. Their shock from seven schools, there was only “ When you get only one bid, that’s causing minor property damage came when a consulting firm hired Tonight, mostly clear. Low in the mid 50s to lower 60s TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day In TODAY’S BARBS the Mahoney Recreation Center, next to center. one bidder. Davis Acoustical Co. of bad,” he said. and reducing visibility to near 1975, the Apollo (U.S.) and Soyuz to study the asbestos problem came Saturday, mostly sunny and hot. High around 90. BY PHIL PASTORET East Hartford, which asked And Phillips insisted that the rush zero in blowing dust. (U.S.S.R.) spacecrafts linked while In up with an estimated total cost of ------Pride goeth before a fall. Then the par­ $2,382,740. Only $500,000 had been $6.6 million for r moval, 10 times to remove asbestos from schools is West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, mostly clear. orbit. ent goeth after the child who left the a “ scare tactic.” He said there are Winds gusted to 60 mph Thurs­ allowed for asbestos work in the the amount town officials had Junk there to trip over. no state mandates now for remov­ day in Dallas and l':p;s’Ji should it change its name to the Eighth Fire though. Landers said he is confident they would Base in San Antonio. Texas. Saturday afternoon. Seas 1 foot or less through tonight District? increasing Saturday. Mostly clear through Saturday. develop an attachment. That might seem a minor consideration in the Like Lassow. Landers said the fire deparment is decision over whether an historic agreement with “ the heart of the district.” But. he said that people the town of Manchester is approved. ITie larger REGAVS that does not serve your best Interests also feel that the Eighth District provides better, ^ o u r just to pacify a companion today. Be question centers on whether the political subdivi­ more personalized sewer service. birthday congenial, but also be sensible. sion should give up its sewer responsibilities and District Director Joseph Tripp, an opponent of the SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Cau­ provide only fire protection to the residents that live agreement, noted that there are also economic tion and calculation should take prece­ in the northern part of Manchester. benefits to remaining “ a separate municipality Saturday, July 1 8 ,19S7 dence over haste today If you are work­ PEOPLE But both considerations touch on what may be the within ourselves.” Personal benefits can be developed In ing with unfamiliar tools. Better safe major issue — the future identity of the Eighth For one thing. Eighth District residents pay a the year ahead from situations where than sorry. District. OFF Hope for no drugs others have already laid the ground­ CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Don't lower fire tax for their volunteer fire department SummerSuits...25% “ In this context Milton Friedman work. You’ll earn your share by contrib­ gamble today on people or things you than they would if they relied on the town’s paid fire uting what they can’t. know little about. Your present assess­ IN INTERVIEW S with the Manchester Herald, department. A new foundation headed by is unsurpassed.” some prominent Eighth District activists main­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Strive to be ments may be unrealistically Inflated. And while some sewer customers pay more than if Hart Schaffner & Marx. 5300™reg S400 entertainer Bob Hope will act as a budget-minded today, especially where AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) The peo­ tained that the entity will keep its character and they were served by the town sewer system. Tripp clearinghouse for donations to Pretty steamed your pleasurable Interests are con­ ple you fry to please the most today are importance if the agreement is approved. (Xhers argued that others save money. This is because all programs battling drug abuse, cerned. If you waste money now, you likely to appreciate It the least. Do the disagreed, and saw it as the beginning of the end of Eighth District customers are charged according to may regret It later when you need It. Ma­ best you can, but don't expect miracles. organizers said. Comedian Phyllis Diller, who the 99-year-old government. the value of property, whereas the town charges • Christian Dior...... ^243!g^teg S325 jor changes are ahead tor Cancers In PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Fault find­ On Thursday, Hope announced turns 70 today, says she doesn’t “ The Eighth District is the peach festival for most according to how much water is used. the coming year. Send for your Astro- ing Is a sure formula for having others of the people.” said former district Director Gordon in St. Louis the creation of Hope mind, but “ my body is pretty Graph predictions today. Mall $1 to As­ point out your own shortcomings today. for a Drug-Free America, aimed steamed about It.” tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Conversely, saying nice things will have Lassow, who helped negotiate the tentative IF THE AGREEM ENT with the town is approved Yves Saint Laurent...... 5232“ . . at encouraging large corporate Diller ushered in her birthday Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. the reverse effect. agreement with the town. That annual festival is by the Eighth District electorate this year, that will held every August. and private donations. in New York Thursday night with Be sure to state your zodiac sign. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) Your value- all be lost. Tripp said. “ Drugs have infiltrated every a raspberry cake, a roomful of LEO (July 23-Aug, 22) Even though " It ’s the fire truck that comes from that (fire) “ I would assert that by November 1988 they (the consciousness may not be up to Its usu­ house and the person next door whose son is a level of our society,” said Hope. friends and a male stripper who your objectives will be well defined to­ al high standards today. Be watchful for supporters of consolidation) would come after us Kingsridge...... 5 2 2 1 “ day, you might use tactics or methods a crafty huckster peddling something firefighter,” he added. Those things will remain, he again.’’ he said. “ American society might not gyrated out of a policeman’s that are self-defeating. that Isn’t worth the price said. However, those who negotiated the agreement survive as we know it unless the uniform. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) If you meet TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Pressures Wallace Irish Jr., a longtime district activist, drug problem is solved.” “ It’s really fun to be this age,” someone new today, judge this person included provisions that would make it more from outside sources may Inhibit your disagreed. The Eighth District means more than its difficult to do away with the Eighth District. Under Sasson...... 5 |6 8 “ ,„, Earlier in the day, Hope was said Diller, emitting her famous by the way he reacts to you and not by Independence today. If you can't do fire department, sewer system and officials, he things you have been told by others. the plan, state statute would be changed so that a honored for his entertainment laugh and rolling her eyes as the what you want, at least try to enjoy what siad. ’’The identity has been greater than the actual FREE ALTERATIONS LtBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Be on guard you have to do. merger could only occur with the support of the accomplishments at the national strip-a-gram was delivered. today. You may be forced to share the government,” he said. Eighth District residents. convention of the American Fed­ Asked the secret of her youthful GEMINI (May 21-June 20) In your finan­ “ The Eighth District has really become the only consequences of a friend’s poor cial dealings today, keep your expecta­ Another major feature of the plan would give the eration of Television and Radio appearance, she replied, " I think judgment. really identifiable neighborhood left in Manches­ Eighth District the town’s Buckland firehouse on Artists. tions within reasonable bounds. It looks lovely thoughts. I ’ m constantly SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) You may like you’ll come out on the plus side, but ter,” said Irish. He said that the otherdistinct areas Tolland Turnpike. In addition, a section of town in Summer Sport Coats.. 30% 7 AFTRA President Frank Max­ BOB HOPE JIM BELUSHI working on new material. And I feel compelled to make a commitment perhaps not as lucratively as you hope. in town, such as the Cheney Mill area, or the west northeast Manchester now served by the town from bathe daily.” side and east side of town, have gradually blended well presented the 84-year-old . . . heads foundation . denies charges that station, which includes the Bryan Farms Sport Coats..reg. 195... N0W$\36S0 performer with a gold replica of Diller, whose routines ridicule into one community. subdivision, would be taken over. the union’s membership card for Attorney Peter Corvette. her appearance, has had a face These changes, along with relinquishing the Sport Coats ..reg, 150... WOW $105.00 his “ unique contributions to all Birthday party lift, tummy tuck and other Carrent Quotations NOW, THOUGH, most other sections in town have sewer system, raise some practical considerations Belushi, who has appeared in become “ sanitized.” modem “ yuppyvilles” without broadcast media.” such films as “ Trading Places." cosmetic operations over the for the Eighth District. Forexample, should the size * YEAR ROUND BLAZERE 20% OFF U.S. Attorney General Edwin years, earning an a ward from the character and a sense of involvement and of the government and the administration remain "S alvador," “ The Man With One commitment from residents who live there, Irish Meese and John Gavin, form er Americap Academy of Cosmetic “I recognized that it was the same? Pleads Innocent Red Shoe, ” and “ About Last contras if he had been told of the said. U.S. ambassador to Mexico, were Surgery for helping bring plastic politically embarrassing. I Tripp noted that the Eighth District charter Night,” could receive uptoa year plan. But is that sense of neighborhood important? " I Jim Belushi has pleaded inno­ among the 400 guests at a thought one of my jobs was to requires six directors and a president. That charter, SELECT GROUP OF in jail and a $12,000 fine if surgery “ out o f the closet.” / always thought that it was good for the whole cent to Los Angeles charges he birthday celebration for econo­ “ I still go to them a lot,” she protect the president.” — Rear though, can be amended. convicted. ” I believe that our feminist community,” he argued. As for the administrative staff, Lassow said that attacked a man who spat on a car mist Milton Friedman in Palo said of cosmetic surgeons. “ But Adm. John M. Poindexter, ex­ • Short Sleeve Dress Shirts ••Short Short Sleeve Knits vision is no longer being articu­ Irish also suggested that having a government even if it were only a fire district, the Eighth District "th e actor was driving. Texas benefit Alto, Calif. my last operation was to have plaining to congressional investi­ lated, and that the current helps keep the sense of the neighborhood alive, would still have to send out the same number of tax Belushi, the 34-year-old brother gators why he destroyed a • Short Sleeve Sport Shirts Country singer Willie Nelson The Hoover Institution at Stan­ cobwebs taken out of me. Actu­ administration is no longer in especially if it is led by active “ zealots.” bills and perform roughly the same amount of work presidential "finding” of De­ of the late comedian John Belu­ will perform at a concert to ford University, where Friedman ally, after years of having things touch with the needs and dreams “ It’s not quite the old block neighborhood, but it’s as it does now. shi, entered the plea Thursday cember 1985 that authorized benefit Texas Tech University’s is a senior research fellow, threw taken out. I’m at the point now of American women.” — Noreen Buy one at reg. price trading arms to Iran for hostages. through his lawyer. A prelim i­ athletic scholarship fund, offi­ the party on Thursday. His 75th where they’re starting to put Connell, New York NOW presi­ get the 2nd for Just $1 nary hearing was set for July 31. cials have announced. birthday is July 31. things back in.” dent, at the 21st national conven­ “ I would say that any time the Belushi, charged with misde­ The Sept. 8 concert is being Friedman taught at the Univer­ tion of the National Organization meanor assault and battery, is president is not involved in Ford may recall ambulances sponsored by the Texas Tech sity of Chicago for three decades for Women. Mix and Match, Higher Price Prevails accused of attacking Bobby Ray making decisions that are presi­ - « l Athletic Department. and won the Nobel Prize in Lottery dential, he is done a disservice.” Traffic Safety Administration on Henson, 43, a Santa Monica “ We have tickets priced under economics in 1976. Brazil switched WASHINGTON (AP) - The Ford thousands of similar Ford vans 2 — Presidential spokesman Mar­ Motor 0>. announced the safety behalf of the attorneys general ut used for purposes other than accountant, after Henson report­ normal concert costs so more When an oil crisis hit the world, “ We wanted to celebrate Milton lin Fitzwater, who contradicted recall today of up to 20,000 ambu­ six states asking fora formal safety ambulances. edly spat on Belushi’s vehicle. people will have an opportunity to Brazil was the only nation to switch •A ll Spring Jackets PANT SALE Friedm an’s birthday, but also John Poindexter’s opinion that lances to correct problems that recall of the ambulances. Helen Petrauskas, Ford’s vice The 125-pound Henson suffered enjoy one of our country’s most successfully from gasoline to a celebrate his contributions to Reagan would have approved the have resulted in at least two dozen Ford provides chassis for about president for safety engineering, scratches and damaged teeth popular entertainers,” Athletic Connecticut daily renewable resource — sugar cane- Haggar Poly's ...... *19*® economic science and public diversion of funds from arms of the vehicles catching fire. 90 percent of the ambulances used said there is no evidence that the •A ll Bathing Suits when the 195-pound Belushi Director T. Jones said Thursday. Thursday: 965 based ethanol — for automobile tackled him, said Deputy City policy,” said John Cogan, acting sales to Iran to the Nicaraguan fuel. Ford officials said the recall, in the country, company officials fuel overheating problem is signifi­ Tickets are $10 and $12. director of the Hoover Institution. 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Connecticut in Brief I Legislators look at smoke>detector bill U.S./World In Brief Congress marks «5’”' vv Body In Hebron that of city woman By Judd Everhart multifamily dwellings applied only to those was ironic that the court had concluded that “the The Associated Press buildings for which building permits were lasued buildings which do not fall under the current law HEBRON — Police have identified the badiy decomposed body after Oct. l, 1976, the effective date of a new are often the ones that pose the greatest fire its birth in 1787 of a woman found Wednesday in Hebron. HARTFORD — In the wake of a Supreme smoke detector statute passed that year by the hazard because of their age. Kuwait has sophisticated oil business State poiice Sgt. Daniei Lewis said Thursday the body was that Court ruling, O’Neill administration officials General Assembly. “Many cities... have a large number of older and Democratic legislative leaders say a bill legislative leaders, such as Senate Majority buildings which are not covered by present ' StriiSJfhmirBh that will carry the Stars and PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Dense security and of Mary Hardin Shiriey, 29, of Hartford. She was identified modern-day protests surrounded 200 members of through dentai records, Lewis said. closing a loophole in the state’s smoke detector leader Cornelius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor Locks, law,” the senator said. ^ are a major law will likely be taken up during next week’s said the agenda of next Wednesday’s special Rep. Richard D. Tulisano, D-Rocky Hill and ® sophisticated oil export efforts. Congress who journeyed to Philadelphia to celebrate The woman had been reported missing since June 26, Lewis Most oil producers sell the bulk of their oetroleum as the government’s origins in the musty chambers where said. special legislative session. session — called primarily to consider tax issues co-chairman of the Judiciary Committee, said The high court on Monday threw out the — would be amended. He said the new version of Thursday he had asked the General Assembly’s ' IWc’sefls'flhatate-run Kuwait Petroleum Corp., dr the Constitution was framed in 1787. Two empioyees of the Aspiundh Tree Service discovered the negligent homicide convictions of two landlords the agenda would soon be hand-delivered to research office to put together a bill to address Twenty-five senators and 181 representatives on body aiong Oid Route 2 in Hebron about 2: IS p.m. as they were who, after fatal fires, had been found not to have lawmakers. the court ruling. i Thursday marked the day 200 years ago when a ciearing brush from the roadway, poiice said. installed the devices in their buildings. “God forbid someone should die in a fire "I’d rest easier knowing that we in the «®"®relly shrewd Investments, the nation of 1.7 Constitutional Convention chaired by George Washing­ State poiice estimated the corpse was on the wooded private Eleven people died in the fires — three in New between now and the next (regular) session” in legislature have done our part to ensure fire ^ involved In everything from global oil ton narrowly passed the compromise between large property near the road for one to four weeks. Britain in 1982 and eight in Waterbury in 1984. 1988, O’Leary said. CTploratlon to roadside retailing abroad. That diversity gives it and small states’ interests that spawned the two-house safety for the people living in multifamily legislature. Poiice are stiii investigating the death. The court said the smoke detector law for Sen. Donald M. Rinaldi, D-Waterbury, said it homes.” ’Tulisano said. I." common with industrialized Western countries, where it retails its oil. In a hushed and solemn ceremony in the assembly 7^ District 1199 gets one agreement Neaijly 5,000 gasoline stations with the punning name 08 have room of Independence Hall, 55 of the lawmakers — across prope. selling Kuwaiti products refined in matching the number of convention delegates in 1787 — Bridgeport praised the enduring nature of the Constitution. It was •.Iff; aftL*-* WOODBURY — A tentative contract agreement has been Kuwaiti-owned refineries, including one in the Netherlands. the room where the convention had met and where the reached with the union representing nurses and direct care ■ “ “waiti-owned exploration companies hunt and drill for oil in Declaration of Independence had been signed 11 years personnei at one of five private mentai heaith and retardation Australia Egypt, Italy. Tunisia and the United States. The earlier. faciiities in the state, a union spokesman. settles suit Kuwaitis have their eye on expanding in the American market as well. Participants noted vast differences between the Biii Myerson, spokesman for the New Engiand Heaith Care Constitutional Convention and its re-enactment by Empioyees Union, District 1199, said Thursday that the on housing members of the 100th Congress. agreement with the Donaid T. Allison Memorial Center in Typhoon toll up to 240 In Korea Rep. Lindy Boggs, D-La., noted that in 1787 the Woodbury covers about 20 employees. convention was held in virtual secrecy “and there were Myerson said the contract provides wage parity with SEOUL, South Korea — The1?ll of dead and missing from no women in the assembly and no press.” employees at state-operated facilities, but would not reveal BRIDGEPORT (AP) - City Typhoon Thelma rose to nearly 240 today as more than 100,000 This time, there were two women among the 55 further details of the settlement. welfare recipients will receive emergency workers dug through rubble and mud and combed the members — Mrs. Boggs, who presided over the A strike deadline of July 1 had been pushed back a month at the more money for their housing costs seas for shipwrecked sailors. ceremony, and Rep. Barbara Kennelly, D-Conn. The request of Gov. William A. O’Neill. Myerson said. under an out-of-court settlement Local media said faulty forecasting was partly responsible for proceedings were carried on cable television and Negotiations are scheduled for Monday with the Oakhill School that has been reached between the the high toll from the storm, the worst to hit South Korea in broadcast on huge screens outside the hall. in Hartford, he said. On July 22, talks are scheduled with city and a group of attorneys who almost 30 years. Hundreds of National Park Service rangers, represent about 2,000 welfare Philadelphia police and U.S. Capitol Police set up Connecticut Community Services in West Hartford and with recipients. m i Disaster Center in Seoul said today that 78 deaths United Social and Mental Health Services of Willimantic and had been confirmed and 161 people were missing in the wake of barricades and required visitors to the building Danielson. Under the settlement of the class grounds to pass through metal detectors. A close watch the tempest that lashed the southern coast early Thursday. The was kept on demonstrators protesting issues ranging Talks with New Seasons of Manchester are scheduled for Julv action suit, the city agreed to center said casualty figures were expected to rise. 23. from U.S. policy on Central America to alleged increase the cap to $250 a month, up The typhoon, which unleashed floods and mudslides and shortcomings in AIDS research. from about $130 a month, according battered the region with 80 mph winds, was the worst since 1959, to Nadine Nevins, an attorney for > More than 700 people gathered a block from when a storm left 849 people dead and more than 373,000 Independence Hall in support of a "Lesbian and Gay AP photo Man innocent in attempted murder Connecticut Legal Services Inc. in homeless. Bridgeport. V Bill of Rights” calling for repeal of all sodomy laws, DANBURY — A Superior Court jury has found a Danbury man M m . . "The damage is more than we thought,” said a Disaster Center more spending to combat AIDS and passage of the Sen. Robert Dole, R-Kan., and his wife, Transportation Secretary innocent in the 1986 attempted murder of two Bethel police In a stipulation filed in Superior offcial, >Vho spoke on condition of anonymity. “Many people Equal Rights Amendment. Elizabeth Dole chat with Ralph Archbold, clad as Benjamin officers. Court, the city also agreed to: buried were sleeping when heavy winds and rains triggered About 400 demonstrators marched to nearby earthslides, and more seamen are feared missing and drowned.” Washington Square Park, where slaves once were Franklin, outside Philadelphia's Independence Hall Thursday. Kenneth Ruggles, 40, was found not guilty Thursday by reason • Study the Bridgeport housing auctioned, in support of an end to apartheid in South Sen. Dole joined other members of Congress in ceremonies of mental disease or defect in the May 1986 shooting of police market “to determine the level at Africa and to U.S. intervention in Central America. celebrating the bicentennial of the Constitution. officer Michael Daubert and the attempted shooting of police which the general assistance shel­ AP photo Iraq’s economy In downward spiral officer Kevin Kennedy. ter cap must be set in order for each Joseph Florentino keeps an eye on the member of the plaintiff's class to be ter, Mass. The pig, a suspect in two The shootings occurred after Daubert tried to give Ruggles a 300-pound rogue sow he captured BAGHDAD, Iraq — Seven years of war with Iran, a fall in oil traffic ticket for running a red light. Ruggles refused to stop, and assured of enough money to rent a break-ins, is being held untii its owner prices and the sinking value of the U.S. dollar have sent Iraq’s a brief automobile chase followed. not overcrowded, decent place to Wednesday outside his barn in Roches- turns up. live.” once-vibrant economy into a downward spiral. When the chase ended, Ruggles got out of his car and shot It is counting on increased oil production to send it back Feds to get tough on airport security Daubert three times with a 12-gauge shotgun. He shot at • Adopt a permanent shelter upward. allowance policy for general assist­ Kennedy, but missed, when the officer came to his partner’s aid, The war has cost an estimated $200 billion and the country now WASHINGTON (AP) — The Transportation company to handle the passenger and carry-on police said. ance recipients and couples without Renegade pig finds a home has a foreign debt estimated at $40billionto$50billion, anamount Department, concerned about lapses in security Robert Whittington, acting FAA administra­ dependent children by Oct. 2. baggage screening and do not take an active role tor, said the FAA hopes to “draw the security net Daubert suffered serious wounds to his face, neck, and chest, it had in foreign exchange reserves before the war began in at the nation's airports, is promising to get tough in assuring the job is being done well. police said. ROCHESTER, Mass. (AP) — She's a 300-pound The pig’s whereabouts were unknown until the as tight as needed (and) ... these new aggressive “I’m pleased with it as long as the itinerant sow on the lam, a pig with a past, but she September 1980. with airlines that do not pay enough attention to Last month some members of Congress Daubert said permanent damage to his eyesight may prevent city follows through with what next morning, when retired pig farmer Joseph screening passengers at security checkpoints. enforcement actions will help get the job done." may have found a home with a retired pig farmer. Florendo walked across his yard and found his gas He has already rescheduled debt repayments among Iraq’s expressed outrage after a report revealed that Airline industry spokesmen had no comment him from returning to work as a police officer. they’ve agreed to do.” Nevins said main trading partners, France, West Germany, Italyand Japan, Transportation Secretary Elizabeth Dole one in every five mock weapons carried by FAA Thursday. The fawn-colored pig was a fugitive fora while, a grill overturned and the barn door ajar. directed the Federal Aviation Administration on on the FAA’s plans or Mrs. Dole’s remarks. suspect in two cases of breaking and entering and Shrugging, he got info his pick-up truck. That's who are owed a total of $9.3 billion. In addition, France is owed inspectors through airport passenger check­ The settlement is subject to the larceny of dog food. $1.8 billion for arms. Thursday to focus on airlines with poor security points went undetected. In addition to calling for tougher enforcement, when he spied two outsized ears poking up above the records and aggressively seek civil penalties Audubon to close four offices approval of the state Department of “I don’t think this is a bad pig.” said Elmer far side of the barn's interior pen. Florendo lured FAA inspectors tried to carry 2,410 guns and Mrs. Dole directed the FAA to tighten the Income Maintenance. A spokes­ against air carriers when security measures are weapons onto aircraft at 28 major airports and standards for hiring screeners. many of whom Lawrence, police dispatcher in this rural commun­ her into a pen and police are looking for the pig’s found to be lax. MINNEAPOLIS — The National Audubon Society says it will man for that department said ity of 4,300 people. “She was just hamming it up is owner. NASA center notes 70th birthday 496 of them never were detected by the security work for minimum wages and are not highly close four offices, including its five-state regional office in Wednesday that the settlement will all.” She made the remarks in releasing a task screeners, said the General Accounting Office, skilled. Florendo’s heart has gone out to his prisoner. HAMPTON, Va. — It was 70 years ago, 14 years after the force report that said while some airlines are Minneapolis, because the society faces a $2.5 million budget probably be approved. She came to authorities’ attention on July 6, when the investigative arm of Congress. The department task force, which has been deficit. she used her snout as a battering ram to tear the "This pig has not been looked after.” he said, Wright brothers pioneered manned flight, that ground was committed to a “first-class” passenger screen­ Mrs. Dole told the FAA to step up its “Basically we’re satisfied that promising to keep her if she isn’t claimed. broken for an aeronautics research center that today is planning ing program, others refuse to take an active role examining airport security for more than a The office, which covers Minnesota, Wisconsin, Iowa, North Bridgeport has elected to avail door of Barnes Tree Service off its hinges and had monitoring of airport passenger screening year, concluded that while no major overhaul of Dakota and South Dakota, will close July 30, officials said. In the meantime, the notoriety of Rochester’s a manned space station. and express more of “an interest in minimizing programs by testing them more often and using itself of a higher payment” said her way with a SO-pound barrel of dog food. the costs of providing security.” the 14-year-old airport security screening But the Minnesota state office will remain open,‘said Thomas Claudette Beaulieu, a spokesman Even after police and building owner Daniel renegade pig drew inquiries from reporters and Langley Research Center, which marks its 70th anniversary a broader variety of mock weapons. If test items program is needed, the system must be McGuigan, director of the state office. radio talk show hosts around the country including today, is NASA’s oldest center, authorized by Congress in 1917 out Too often, the task force suggested, airlines are not detected, the agency should seek civil for the department. Mullens arrived, the pig refused to budge before she seek the lowest bidder when choosing a security strengthened with more involvement and The other offices that will be closed are in Albany, N.Y., ate her fill, about 25 pounds' worth. Vermont and Kentucky. Two reporters called from of fears that U.S. aeronautic development was lagging behind fines from the air carriers responsible, she said. financial commitment from the airlines. Charleston, S.C., and Hartford, Conn., officials said. Attorneys representing some The voracious sow returned to the scene of her Sydney, Australia, Lawrence said. that of Europe during World War I. The naturalist society, which has 550,000 members and 503 2.000 Bridgeport welfare recipients crime Monday afternoon but was unable to get in. The townspeople aren’t squealing. The Langley Memorial Aeronautical Laboratory was named filed the class action suit in April in chapters in the United States, faces a deficit because more people She came back again just befpre sun-up Tuesday “We toid them that you media people are living for Samuel P. Langley, an aeronautics pioneer who directed the Bridgeport Superior Court. The suit and set off the burglar alarm before stealing off into Smithsonian Institution. Langley began with airplane design but have become involved in environmental issues and have placed claims the weeky “shelter allo­ high on the hog,” Lawrence said. The story is Thatcher more demands on the organization, said Robert SanGeorge, wance” for welfare recipients was “nothing big but it's sure growing.” its researchers engineered most of the developments in the national vice president. not enough to pay rent. That weekly American space program: the Mercury capsules that put allowance was between $27 and $30. humans into space, the Apollo lunar flights and the space to Reagan: Nevins said. shuttles. NBC union pickets GE headquarters The suit asked the city to pay Lung cancer rate may be higher FAIRFIELD — Union officials said striking employees of NBC actual costs of rent, as some Don’t quit munipialities do. or at least enough Romance writers gather in Dallas picketed the headquarters of General Electric Co. because GE NEW HAVEN (AP) - The lung Tumor Registry, the nation’s oldest money to provide adequate cancer rate in Connecticut may be epidemiologist with the Yale School DALLAS — Hundreds of romance novelists have gathered to owns the network and may have been involved in cotract housing. state record of diagnosed cancer, of Medicine and the Veterans negotiations, but the company denies involvement. four times higher among men and said they had not yet reviewed the discuss their lucrative literary market and how to break into it. WASHINGTON (AP) - British Nevins said she was not disap­ 15 times higher among women than Administration Medical Center in Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher “Their negotiations are done by NBC,” GE spokesman John study. West Haven, said the study sup­ but they’re also talking about promoting responsible sex in their Batty said Thursday. pointed that the city did not agree to previously believed, according to a passionate prose. said today that President Reagan pay .ictual rent because she said 10-year study of autopsies per­ Jack Flannery, chief of the tumor ports the idea that more autopsies The convention is the biggest in the history of the Romantic has not let the revelations of the “Nobody from GE is involved in negotiations,” NBC this week’s agreement is an “inte­ registry, said the lung-cancer rates should be performed as a way of Iran-contra hearings dim his role spokesman Dom Giofre said. formed at Yale-New Haven Writers of America, which claims to be the largest professional rim” agreement. She said the city Hospital. uncovered in the autopsy study measuring trends in certain as a world leader and expressed About 70 members of the National Association of Broadcast were unexpectedly high. diseases. writers’ organization in the country, said spokeswoman Renee will know more about actual rent The study, published in the Clark. confidence he would negotiate a Employees and Technicians walked and chanted slogans costs after.it completes its study. current edition of the Journal of the “There is no doubt there are “It (lung cancer) may not have verifiable arms reduction agree­ Thursday to protest a contract NBC wants to implement. Beaulieu said when the suit was killed them, it may not be the thing More than 1,000 published and unpublished writers, agents, ment with the Soviet Union. American Medical Association, an­ undetected cancers in the popula­ editors, publishers and sellers of popular romantic fiction — most “Basically, we’re on strike against NBC and GE owns NBC,” filed, the typical welfare payment alyzed autopies performed on 2,996 tion because of lack of autopsies that made them die, but if we are “I believe he’s a great leader,” said Calvin Siemer, Secretary Treasurer of NABET Local 11 in for an individual with no children in patients age 20 or older. being done,” Flannery said. talking about incidence rates of of them women — are attending the meeting, which began Thatcher said hours after arriving New York. Bridgeport was about $60 a week, or disease, (the numbers) are there,” Thursday and runs through Sunday. About 110 of the cases previously Dr. Alvan R. Feinstein, an here for a one-day visit. “Even “We feel (GE has) had some input in the negotiations and we $240 a month. were diagnosed with lung cancer. Feinstein said. during this difficult period, he has wanted to bring the point home to them that we want to go back to Rent in Bridgeport costs between Among the remaining 2.886 pa­ not let go his leadership role in any the negotiating table,” Siemer said. $60 and $90 a week, leaving welfare tients, lung cancer was detected in Mediator steps in to postal talks way,” she said on NBC-TV’s clients with no money for food and “Today” show. The protest, which lasted from noon to 2 p.m., was orderly and 49. Diagnoses of 23 of those patients WASHINGTON — A federal mediator is stepping in to resolve a without incident, said Lt. Richard Gunter of Fairfield Police. other living expenses, said Amy were for the wrong kind of cancer, Eppler, an attorney for the New deadlock in contract talks between the Postal Service and two of She pointed to the administra- while cancer was not even sus­ its largest unions. •tion’s handling of the internal Haven Legal Assistance pected in the remaining 26 cases. Librarian charged with embezzling Association. Kay McMurray, director of the Federal Mediation and unrest in South Korea and its “What I think it suggests is that Conciliation Service, held separate meetings Thursday with vigorous efforts to recruit support Beaulieu said municipialities the rates of lung cancer will for a U.N. Security Council resolu­ WEST HAVEN — The suspended head librarian of the have three options for covering rent continue to rise until it approaches postal officials and representatives of the American Postal AP photo University of New Haven has been charged with six counts of Workers Union and the National Association of Letter Carriers. tion for a cease-fire in the Iran-Iraq costs for their welfare clients; pay the rates we have detected,” said war as examples of Reagan’s Volunteers in Spokane (Wash.) Fire destroyed by d wildfire that swept larceny and tampering with evidence in connection with the standard amounts listed in the state Dr. Michael J. McFarlane, a Vincent R. Sombrotto, president of the Letter Carriers, said he recent leadership. District 10 hose down the smoldering embezzling of more than $150,000 from the school, officials said. policy manual. pay actual rent up to expected the mediators to arrange a meeting between the two through the Hangman Hill area south of co-author of the study, currently ashes of one of 24 expensive houses Spokane Thursday. Samuel M. Baker Jr. was arraigned Thursday in Superior $200 a month or pay actual rent as with the University of Kansas sides, perhaps today. Thatcher, who last month en­ Court and released on a $150,000 bond. charged. School of Medicine and formerly But, he added, the unions have demanded information on a tered her third term in office, was Three weeks ago the university filed a civil complaint against The state reimburses the cities associated with Yale University. settlement announced earlier with a third, smaller union, the having lunch with Reagan and then him seeking to get back the money allegedly taken through a for 90 percent of their costs. Officials with the Connecticut Your path lo an EASTERN degree begins near home. . . Mail Handlers Division of the Laborers International Union, and meeting with Senate leaders before library acquisition account that dealt with a dummy business. is awaiting a response from ^nagem ent. leaving Washington. Wiidfires rage in six states Baker was hired as the school’s head librarian 21 years ago. Manchester - at Bennel Jr. High School That settlement apparently was behind the decision by union She urged Reagan to move By The Associated Press the state Department of Forestry in Roseburg. He is charged with two counts of first-degree larceny, one count Mon. 6:30*9:40 pm BUS 331-02M Organizational Behavior negotiators to walk out of contract talks Wednesday. Thurs. 6:30*9:15 pm ECO 315*03M Government 4c Business forward with foreign policy initia­ “When you have a fire this large, any factors that of second-degree larceny and three counts of tampering with Wildfires that charred nearly 22,000 acres of turn your favor help.” physical evidence. Wed. 6:30*9:40 pm PSY 201*03M Psychology of Personality tives, saying that, "if America does Tues. 6:30-9:15 pm PSY 316-04M Behavioral Science Statistics not take the leadership role,... she range and forest raged in six Western states today, Two of the 300 firefighters battling a 500-acre He was suspended without pay in June. Summer-camp bus runs Into river injures the interests of the Free but cool, wet weather slowed an Oregon fire that blaze in Oregon’s Umpqua National Forest suffered East Hartford - at Pratt 4c Whitney Aircraft World.” She added that “America killed two loggers, destroyed eight houses and COMFORT, Texas — A bus believed to be carrying about 40 minor injuries. At least. two families were (For Pratt 4c Whitney Employees Only) is the flagship of freedom ... she forced dozens of evacuations. evacuated temporarily as about 100 firefighters Lieberman goes to bat on overtime Come visit us and Thurs. 5:00-7:45 pm BUS 333-04P Personnel Administration children from a summer camp ran into the rain-swollen must sail into the sunrise and not The blazes, fed by tinder-dry brU^h and trees, encircled a 1,200-acre brush fire along the Little Tues. 5:00*7:45 pm ECO 215-05P Applied Statistics Guadalupe River today, authorities said. burned in Washington, Oregon, Idaho, California, Mon. look back at things that may or may Applegate River. GREENWICH — The state attorney general’s office will assist 5 :0 0 7 7 : 4 5 pm ECO 301-03P Intermediate Microeconomic Analysis Some children were rescued and others were clinging to trees not have happened.” Utah and Montana. the state Labor Department in its efforts to recoup more than see for yourself in the high water, said Marianne Groves, a dispatcher with the Light rain and overnight lows in the mid-40s More than 550 firefighters in Idaho hoped to $100,000 in back overtime owed 178 employees of a town-operated Hartford - at the Connecticut National Guard Arpiory Kerr County Sheriff’s Department. Thatcher rejected U.S. assess­ helped 650 firefighters battling in southwest Oregon, complete fire lines around a 1,900-acre blaze late nursing home, officials said. Wed. 5:30-8:40 pm BUS 433-03A Methods of Human Resource today in the Boise National Forest. Tankers strafed „ Management Development A Kerr County fire department spokesman, Arthur Verona, ments that the Soviet Union was where the largest blaze had burned more than 7,000 “We’re going to bat for the employees,” James Kennedy, Mon. 5:30*8:40 pm PSC 365*01 A Advanced Special Topics: Connecticut said four youngsters had been rescued from the river so far. dragging its feet on the negotiations acres near Roseburg, killed two people, destroyed the stubborn eastern flank with chemical retardant executive assistant to attorney general Joseph. Lieberman, said Complete your garden with Government “We have three helicopters over at the bus and they are also to eliminate medium^nge nuclear at least eight homes and forced 25 to 35 families to Thursday. Thursday. Concrete Lawn Statuary, evacuating Hermann’s Sons Camp,” said a dispatcher for the missiles from Europe. flee. Rain and lower temperatures also helped The labor dispute centers on whether the The Nathaniel Rockville * at Rockville General HospiUI Kendall County sheriff’s office who refused to give her name. ”We hope the rain keeps up, but we’re not out of it firefighters contain a 3,990-acre fire on federal Witherell Home should be considered a hospital, which would Bird Baths, Gazing Globes Thurs. 5:30-8:15 pm BUS 433-04R Methods of Human Resource “Verification is tricky and that’s yet,” said Lynn Anderson-Farr, a spokeswoman for rangeland 30 miles north of Ceder City, Utah. Management Development She said the bus was from the summer camp, about 60 miles what’s taking the time,” she said. exempt it from a state statute requiring overtime pay for and Fountains Tues. 5:30*8:15 pm ECO 200*11R Principles of Economics 1 northwest of San Antonio. employees who work more than 40 hours a week. Over the past two years, the home’s employees have We would like to help you begin! alternately worked six-day and four-day work weeks. ■ Quality For information and advisement call the School of Continuing Education The employees, the state Labor Department and now the at 456*5490 or 5499 Housing construction down again NOW convenes to pick leader, boost ERA attorney general’s office claim the workers should be paid back ■ Selection Evening Information Session ■ WASHINGTON — Housing construction, hard hit by a sharp PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The National overtime amounting to $104,314 for weeks in which they worked rise in mortgage rates, fell in June for the fourth consecutive and Smeal’s designated successor, and Noreen voting for Saturday. Results were to be six days. ■ Service Organization for Women today opens its 21st Connell, president of New York NOW, announced Sunday, the final day of the annual Manchester Community Coliege month, something that has not occurred in six years, the national convention, at which the 2,500 delegates ”I believe that our feminist vision is no longer government said today. \ meeting. will pick a new leader and push for the Equal being articulated, and that the current adminis­ Rep. Patricia Schroeder, D-Colo., addresses Tuesday, July 21,1987 The Commerce Department said contruction of new homes and Rights Amendment in the birthplace of the tration is no longer in touch with the needs and W hitham Nursery apartments dropped 0.7 percent in June to a seasonally adjusted Constitution. the convention Saturday. She has been consider­ ^ Route 6, Bolton — 643-7802 6:30 — 7:30 p.m. dreams of American women,” said Connell, 40 ing running for her party’s presidential annual rate of 1.59 million units. f ^ The largest women’s group in the country, who is backed by Betty Friedan, NOW’s first nomination, and Pat Schroeder For President It was the slowest annual construction pace since August of NOW has 150,000 members and 756 chapters. president. Open Daily and Sunday 9 A.M. lo 5:30 P.M: Lowe Building buttons were selling briskly among the BUYU.S. 1984 and it was the first time since mid-1981 that housing “We have come of age,” said Eleanor Smeal, Smeal was president from 1977 to 1982, then delegates. SAVINGS BONDS construction has declined four months in a row. president of NOW for seven of the past 10 years. defeated Judy Goldsmith to take the job back in Schroeder will lead an equality march 'The weakness has been blamed on a run-up in mortgage rates She is stepping down and plans to devote herself 1985. She criticized Goldsmith’s low-key ap­ Saturday to Independence Hall, where the during the spring, which pushed rates up by close to 2 percentage to a “Feminization of Power” tour aimed at proach that favored compromise and vowed to Constitution was written 200 years ago The points. influencing-tlie 1988 elections. take NOW to the streets with marches, protests NOW meeting is called “We The Women,” an The fight to succeed Smeal has focused on and more visibility. allusion to the preamble to the Ckmstitution that Moilie Yard, NOW’s national political director Nominations were planned for today and begins, "We, the people _« - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 17. 1987

MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 17, 1987 — 7 OPINION Fo"ow the Bouncing Ball BUSINESS After two years of ups and downs. A T& Ts Coleco Stoefc has bounced sharply higher Price per share $32 reports Prejudice With leveraged buyout, stock forces a Jack a profit Anderson heads for Investment limbo’ WEST HARTFORD (AP) - Coleco Industries Inc., after three QUESTION: consecutive quarters of losses, A company in ANSWER: No! Etuier your Thursday reported it earned ‘compromise which I have broker or someone eli(e at his firm $752,000 from second-quarter sales owned stock for goofed. Yours is a familiar lament. of its various toys. a few years is Complaints about foul-ups in regis­ In the second quarter, sales going through Investors’ tration and/or terrible delays in totalled $146.1 million compared to what my broker delivery of stock certificates are Residents in the Grissom Road area who Guide $127.8 million during the same Haitian ieader calls a “ lever­ among the biggest sources of mail oppose the opening of a group home for the period a year ago. Earnings during aged buyout” or to this column. William A. Doyle the quarter were 31 percent lower retarded on that street should be ashamed of “ LBO.” landall When your dividends were going themselves. to the brokerage that money was than last year’s $1.1 million, or 6 other stock­ cents a share. is iinked to holders are be­ being credited to your brokerage Closing prioes. lael trading day ol month except as shown. And state officials who caved into the Coleco also said it lost $8.1 ing asked to sell account. Check the statements the Source; A T iT ; Smith Barney. Harris Upham S Co. residents’ fears and cut back their plans from million, or 48 cents a share, during our shares within the next three brokerage sends you. If that money providing a home for six residents to three willing to pay. Or a competitive is still sitting in your account, the first half of 1987. The company Duvaiier funds WMks. I would have a nice profit by AP graphic earned $6.8 million, or 40 cents a offer might come along — at a “ order it out” by telling the broker residents, should be equally ashamed. , selling, but I don’t want to sell . Hike higher price. to send it to you. It’s your money — American Telephone and Telegraph Co.’s stock rose tft share, in the same period last year. Because of ugly prejudice — and there is no the dividend that stock pays and I Sales during the six months WASHINGTON — A m ember of the three-man - not the brokerage’s. other way to describe the residents’ so-called certainly don’t like the idea of its highest point since the 1984 breakup Thursday when totalled $270.5 million compared to military junta that has ruled Haiti since the flight .. paying capital gains tax on the QUESTION: After my wife died, I told my broker I wanted our stock QUESTION: I had certificates the company announced a 41.2 percent increase in its $241.2 million in the 1986 first half. concerns — there are three institutionalized of dictator Jean-Claude Duvaiier last year was profit I would realized by selling. certificates, which were in both our for 300 shares of stock and another second-quarter profit’’. The company said its short-term persons who are going to have to remain apparently paid $10,000 from a Duvalier-controlled What will happen to my stock if I 514 shares in a dividend reinvest­ bank debt increased to $120.8 behind closed doors. don’t sell? names as joint tenants, registered “ development fund” during the dictator’s heyday. ■ in my name alone. I brought the ment plan. My instructions to have million, double the level at the end Here are some of the “ threats” from the If Chryster wss fooling around with odomotors, what do you s u d d o s g w © The payment to Gen. Williams Regala, currently certificates and my wife’s death certificates for 300 shares I owned of the first quarter but within its group home that residents were worried can expect from this bunch?” minister of defense and interior, appears in a ANSWER: Your stock will go into certificate to him and signed the issued to each of my two daughters Emhart earnings up 38% short-term credit line of $195 what can be described as an million on July 1. about: document from Haitian government files. There necessary papers. were disregarded. Instead, the “ investment Hmbo.” You’ll receive shares were registered in the name The company said that on June 30 had long been rumors that Regala. 50, a career FARMINGTON (AP) - Emhart increase over the 71 cents per ■ They feared that the staff of the group no dividends and, because the stock Months later, after receiving no of my brokerage firm. It took many it repaid $12.5 million of a short­ m ilitary man, had links to Duvaiier and to the Corp. has reported record net common share earned a year ago, will not be traded in the market­ dividend checks. I learned the months to get things straightened term bank debt assumed in the home wouldn’t be able to manage the earnings of $28.8 million for the even with 1.9 million more average Ton-Tons Macoutes. the dictators murderous place, you won’t be able to sell your dividends were sent to the broker­ out. What recourse do I have? acquisition of Tomy and will repay retarded clients, with the result that they Open Forum security force. But until now there has been no shares. age firm and that my stocks were second quarter, an increase of $20.9 shares outstnding in 1987. ANSWER: From your letter, it’s million over last year, or 38 a balance of $12.5 million by the end might wander onto nearby properties, documentary evidence to support the rumors of the registered in the brokerage’s In a LBO. a group of large impossible to tell where the error percent. The second quarter results in­ of 1987. eliciting taunts from young people. \- Duvaiier association. investors — often including a name. I complained to the broker Coleco’s many toy products in­ and my certificates finally arrived was made — at the brokerage or at Worldwide revenues for the quar­ clude an after-tax gain of $3.4 application very thoroughly. The disbursement record we obtained is among company’s management — buys clude Cabbage Patch Kids, plastic Ridiculous. If homeowners actually worry — after another four months, with the dividend reinvestment plan ter hit another record at $629 million, or 11 cents per common Marshal cannot Laser ordinance more than 24,000 documents the Haitian the shares held by other stock­ agent. swimming pools and action figures. about this, how about instructing their own The Directors should think very my name misspelled. It took million, up $527.9 million over last share, resulting from the sale of hard and carefully about the government turned over to American lawyers. The' holders. The group arranging the If it was the brokerage’s fault, the year, or 19 percent, the company shoe machinery operations in April Its Selchow & Richter sunsidiary is children to treat the group home residents exceed the law deal pays for the stock with loans several more months for that to be producer of the Scrabble and bad for business message they will be sending to files are for use in lawsuits Haiti has filed against natural move is to stop doing reported Thursday. Operating in­ 1987, the company said in a with the same courtesy they’d give anyone secured by the company’s assets corrected. Trivial Pursuit games. To the Editor: anyone who may be considering Duvaiier and his cronies to regain millions in cash business there. If the dividend come increased 32 percent to a statement. The gain was partially else? To the Editor: and earnings capacity. The bor­ Did the broker have the right to reinvestment plan agent erred, openings business in Manchester. and artworks allegedly taken out of the country record high of $61.2 million. offset by foreign exchange losses rowed money eventually is repaid change my instructions about how I write to the president of the resulting principally from devalua­ Hernando Cortez captured Mex­ ■ They feared that the residents might If the directors pass the “ Laser- when the regim e collapsed in February 1986. Second quarter earnings per I respectfully submit that the As a businessman in the town of out of company earnings and/or wanted the certificates registered? company whose stock is involved. were 92 cents, a 30 percent tions in Brazil. ico City from the Aztecs in 1521. harm neighborhood children, or get harmed public responsibility of objective Manchester. I am concerned over quest” ordinance on the 20th. through the sale of corporate assets. themselves. journalism took a nosedive when the proposed "amusement cen­ who’s next? ONE OF TH E D E FE N D A N TS is Auguste As part of the deal, the company ’This is equally ridiculous. Of the three on Thursday. July 2. with the ter” ordinance scheduled for a Douyon, Duvalier’s longtime personal secretary. headline "Caprilands must Felix Gremmo According to a Bank of the Republic of Haiti debit Is restructured and stockholders residents being located in the Grissom Road vote on July 20. The town attorney who do not sell their shares become comply.” you supported the ef­ Gremmo & Son Sales statement dated Feb. 21,1980, Douyon authorized group home, by the way, two are in has said that it will apply part owners of a "shell” corpora­ forts of the Coventry fi r£ ma rshal, 819 E. Middle Turnpike the payment of $10,000 to Regala from an account wheelchairs. That’s some threat. retroactively. I understand that tion. In other words, they are frozen Mr. Cooper, in overstepping his the laser-game people have app­ Manchester titled “ Cpte Spec de Developpement Gvt d’Haiti.” ' ' out. ■ The real concern: They feared that jurisdiction on the question of lied for a building permit under The other expenditures listed suggest the account A LBO cannot take place unless property values might go down if the group rules and the substance of law. existing laws which apparently was used for travel and lodging. the owners of at least a majority of home were located in their neighborhood. Laws under our republican allow their games as a permitted Bolton should be In a telephone interview. Regala denied any -■ the company’s stock approve it — There is nothing in real estate circles to form of government are written to use. knowledge of the disbursement. “ There is nothing usually at a special meeting of proud of schools shareholders. support the view that a group home lowers protect the people and their The opposition to the proposal is in m y mind that I received any cash or check or rights. Rules are written to apparently attempting to do an anything,” he told our reporter Michael Rosenfelt. If you don’t like the price, you real estate values. Nothing. In fact, To the Editor: have the right to sue for an control people and almost always “ end-run” around the Manches­ ‘ T v e not received any money from anyone. Maybe independent appraisal. However, renovations made to the home often increase limit their rights. Laws written it had todo with my profession. I never dealt with ter zoning regulations and. by As chairman of the Bolton that is a time-consuming and its value, not decrease it. under the mandate of the U.S. him (Douyon). We didn’t used to deal together.” pressure, force the town directors Board of Education. I would like to expensive process. In practice, you Amazingly, the spokesman for the group of Constitution are restrictions im­ There is indeed no way of determining from the to ban what appears to be a thank you for your complimen­ have no real choice other than to posed on government agencies to documents whether Regala ever actually received 30 residents told a reporter that if a member legitim ate business. Any busi­ tary editorial. “ In defense of sell your stock. obey the law. Rules cannot the $10,000. of his family were retarded, he would like to nessman knows that a lot of work school in Bolton,” July 14. The A LBO price usually is higher mandate obedience unless the The Haitian government is trying to regain some . than the stock’s market value see him or her in a group home. Not in his and effort has to go into planning, citizens of Bolton should be proud citizen agrees to voluntarily abide designing, building and operating $120 million with which Duvaiier and his satraps immediately before the announce­ 1 neighborhood, obviously. of their school system. which they 1 I > by them. The Constitution clearly a new business. Financing has to absconded. Part of this effort is a suit in the ment. Otherwise, it would not be ’ '! ^* > . ’**■ i i f.i. Retarded people may look a little different, have supported in a generous J., ' . limits government authority, and be obtained from very conserva­ District of Columbia Superior Court to recover 56 • approved by a stockholder and talk a little different, but there is little to fashion. majority. no hireling on the public payroll tive banks. What will happen to Haitian paintings that Douyon allegedly bought ' "1- !•<# p M While appreciative of Bolton's When you own stock involved in 1 fear from them. can exceed the authority defined with money stolen from the Haitian government. Manchester’s image as a good record to date, the Board of an LBO. it’s usually wise to wait The state officials should have acted more by law. The paintings, valued at more than $1.3 million, place to locate your business if Education is nevertheless also and tender your shares near the Rules and regulations, such as were discovered in a Washington warehouse where ! aggressively. The residents needed that rightcan be takenaway.after aware that improvements are an deadline. The group arranging the mm fire codes imposed on the private Douyon allegedly stashed them. reassurance. ’The “compromise” means that the fact, by vote of the Board of ongoing development. Accord­ deal might raise the price it is ■'1 -I: . 1 ' ownership of property, are no three human beings will have to wait longer to Directors? ingly. we will continue to evaluate exception. Title 18. U.S. Code. DISCLOSURE THAT REGALA was apparently ~ have the privilege of living outside of an Would the J.C. Penney complex our programs and review sugges­ 1C ? ''' > : Chapter 13. Sections 241 and 242. the recipient of a cash payment from a special ~ Asset sales hike be here today if 3.000 citizens had tions by educators for positive institution. stand as a warning to anyone who Duvalier-controlled bank account comes at a time signed a petition requesting a law changes. The experience of the Champion income subverts the la w. La w is the judge. when the Haitian military junta is trying to deal banning all buildings over 200,000 library-media center clearly indi­ It describes the crime and fixes with the country’s worst political crisis since square feet? A building that size cated that educational change is STAMFORD (AP) — Champion the penalties. Duvaiier fled for his life 17 months ago. At least two , International Corp. has reported ’< * J.. clearly has tremendous impact on more easily attained when deci­ The owner of Caprilands is dozen Haitians have been killed in the recent wave - that net income rose strongly in the the neighborhood. sion makers work in a partnership probably world renowned and the of anti-government protesters, strikes and riots. second quarter bolstered by one­ If the ordinance is passed on the with citizens and staff. This Board people of the town of Coventry can Among the protesters’ complaints is that the time gains from asset sales. 20th, w ill opponents of the Buck- of Education in its commitment to take pride in the fact that this m ilitary junta is more devoted to Duvalierism tharf Net income was $156 million, up land mall he filing the next excellence welcomes discussion from $50.5 million a year ago. on net honored institution has been built to democracy. petition? regarding educational sales of $1.2 billion, which in­ on hard labor, integrity and the The immediate cause of the civil unrest came in The chamber of com m erce and improvements. creased from $1.1 billion. free enterprise system. Every late June when Lt. Gen Henri Namphy, head of the other business groups in town While we do not intend to rest on Champion said Thursday its American should know and under­ junta, seized control of the Provisional Electoral ought to be concerned about the our laurels, we do appreciate the second-quarter earnings per share stand that the difference between Council, an independent panel set up to oversee the future impact on all existing recognition your editorial has of $1.59 included a one-time gain of voluntary rules and mandatory November presidential election that is supposed to .... 89 cents from the sale of Cham­ businesses if the right of any of us given to our fine Bolton school law is the difference between restore full democracy to Haiti. The protests were pion’s investments in Stone Con­ to do business in the Town can be system. To paraphrase Daniel freedom and bondage. Is there apparently successful: Namphy gave in and ...... tainer Corp. and U.S. Plywood taken away so easily. The Plan- Webster’s statement about any question as to where the returned control of the election to the Electoral Corp. Before those gains from asset ningand Zoning Commisionexists another academic institution, owner of Caprilands should Council. sales, per-share earnings of 70 to protect the public health, safety “ We are a small school, but there cents were up from 51 cents a year stand? Last week the U.S. State Department issued an and welfare in zoning matters. are those of us who love it.” ago. e t9»7 b , NC«. IIK ultimatum to all parties in Haiti, threatening to cut."” Nobody seems to bexomplain- The company said in a statement ■'/ recommend that you go the new ‘master Frederick A. Baker off aid if the return to civilian rule is interfered ing that the Planning and Zoning James H. Marshall the increase was due "to stronger limited partnership’ route to avoid corporate 34 Lilac St. with. U.S. aid amounts to $100 million this year— " ’ Commision is doing a bad,^ob — Chairman, Board of Education results for domestic wood products, taxes..." Manchester 20 percent of the Haitian government’s budget. newsprint, pulp and packaging as they certainly scrutinize every Bolton well as to reduced corporate costs Airline complaints and a higher level of other income. ” For the first six- months, net A month after it agreed to pay an unprecedented income was $211 million on net sales Ollle North: the red, white and blue ham $250,000 civil penalty for breaking federal airline of $2.3 billion, compared with net regulations. Continental Airlines has taken steps to ' * income of $72.5 million and sales of straighten up and fly right. “ Its a little early, but - $2.2 billion a year ago. Per-share A red, white and blue ham, Lt. Col. Oliver North The point is that the Vietnamese were fighting we believe we’ve corrected those situations” that earnings were $2.16, including the sat for days in front of the cameras with more the kind of war in which it was a foregone led to the fine, a Continental spokesman told us. gains from asset sales, up from 71 ribbons on his chest than a Soviet marshal, and, by conclusion that they would lose the pitched battles, Both the feds and the airline blamed most of cents a year ago. ildir the reports from the pollsters, wowed them back but eventually take over the country. Commanders Continental’s customer-relations problems on its home. Nicholas like Ollie North had more than a half-million takeover of People Express and Frontier Airlines ~ Great Northern It was to be expected; when the much-decorated soldiers on Vietnamese soil, an armada of within a year of each other. Marine wasn’t waving the flag, he was uttering the Von Hoffman indescribable power in Vietnamese waters, and an Among Continental’s actions since the record Z1 buys Owens unit name of wife Betsy, or invoking hearth, home, air fleet which dropped more bomb tonnage than penalty were a $60 million investment in tender young daughters and the God above him. As had been dropped by all the United States in all of baggage-handling equipment and personnel, and a STAMFORD (AP) — Great the TV evangelists prove every Sunday morning, it World War II. For 10 years, the length of the Siege significant increase in the number of Northern Nekoosa Corp. an­ sells. Ollle North is the Oral Roberts of American of Troy, Am ericans fought there and could not consumer-relations trouble-shooters. nounced Thursday that it has nationalism, and if he failed in protecting the prevail. Thanks partly to media publicity, complaints to ” " agreed to purchase the Forest Suoressfiil businesses do it by the bodi. Products Group of Owens-Illinois higher-ups with his gulping, by-golly and gee-whiz Pentagon, which has so cheapened military the federal government about the airline industry ’ , for $1.15 billion. histrionics, well, let Ronald Reagan call him home. decorations by handing them out like Halloween so far this year are twice those of a year earlier. In AS NORTH TESTIFIED, he has never recovered GNN, based in Stamford, is the The book they use is Connecticut’s services they need faster. This may not have been false patriotism but candy, must have some bit of colored ribbon for to see why the Business to Business from the experience, and, indeed, he showed May, the last month for which figures were parent company of Denver-based unquestionably, it was schmaltz patriotism. Business to Business Directory from Whether you’re looking for computer officers wounded in a congressional hearing room. himself to be in need of proving somewhere — Iran, available. Continental led the industry with 793 ' 7 Butler Paper. In 1986, GNN had Directory is the indispensable business The members of the House and Senate Nevertheless, Ollie’s testimony was instructive. Lebanon, Libya, Nicaragua — whatever it was he coipplaints, or slightly more than 21 per 100,000 ' ” > sales of $2.04 billion. It has 14,000 SNET, the company that’s been bringing dealers or computer graphics, office tool. So if you work nine to five or five to Iran-contra investigating committee were patient He had a chance to elucidate the stab-in-the-back, couldn’t prove in Vietnam. The fault lies not in passengers. Continental’s complaints that month employees. you The Original Yellow Pages’ for more furniture or office supplies, plating or nine, let our Business to Business men. Seemingly they were ready to listen to the officer’s-club version of what happened in were more than double those of second-place The Forest Products Group em­ what Ollie North did or didn’t do; it lies with those than 100 years. painting, you’ ll find the most up-to-date Marine’s square-jawed filibuster as long as he Vietnam. The thought was not original with him, who appointed him, a rigid, unimaginative Eastern. In third place was Trans World Airlines, ploys approximately 4,500 people. Directory work for you. Successful GNN plans to operate the group as a cared to explain the extent of his dedication to flag but he wanted the committee and the country to member of the professional officers’ corps, who followed hy Pan American and Northwest. The Business to Business Directory statewide listings and helpful business- businesses do. For your free copy, call division headquarterd in Toledo, and country. If the Marines have won themselves know that it was not the armed forces that lost in couldn’t learn anything or forget anything. offers statewide coverage and is strictly related information in our book. the reputation of being a little short on clever separate from GNN’s Great ^uth- 1- 800- 922- 0008. Vietnam; North wanted it understood the war was His testimony about how he’ll do whatever his tactics but long on courageous obstinacy, the lost back herp at home. ern Paper Division in Cedar business, so it helps all kinds o f In fact, with more than 3,000 head­ commander in chief orders him to do reveals Ollie Springs, Ga„ and its J & J The Original Yellow Pages.® colonel has upheld the Corps traditions. businesses find all the products and ings and 60,000 business names, it’s easy North to be an American version of a European Corrugated Box subsidiary, a com­ Connecticttfs Book. BUT THAT'S NOT TRUE. The war was lost in heel-clicker, the kind of military lifer who believes iKaurliPstpr Mrralfi pany statement said. WHEN ’THE ENEMY is charging at the platoon, Vietnam; the decision to stop fighting It was made there is no real honor or honesty outside the Founded In 1881 The Forest Products Group when brains won’t help and when there’s nothing back home. Officers like North can’t believe that to officer’s mess. assets include three container- more to do but gut it out and grit through, that’s PENNY M SIEFFERT...... PublUher this day. They say, as Ollle did in front of the An at-your-knees or at-your-throat type, he would board mills with an annual capacity when you want Ole Ollie as your Cee Oh. Great in a congressmen, that the American forces won every DOUGLAS A. BEVINS ...... Executive Editor of 'one million tons, 21 corrugated- do well leading the first wave onto the beach, but he AOELE M. A N G L E ...... Newe Editor foxhole, but in the situation room back at the White box plants and approximately battle, even if America lost the war. Great should never have been working for the National ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aeeoclete Editor House, watch out. And as for testifying, the colonel, emphasis is put on the fact that the United States 7060,000 acres of timberland, GNN Security Council. He is too incorrigibly m ilitary said. In 1986, the Forest Products whose only white-collar skill is an aptitude for did win almost every pitched battle fought against DEN ISE A. R O B E R T S ...... Advertising Director OSNET with his indelible suspicions of all things civilian MARK F. A B R A IT IS ...... Buslnees Meneoer Group had sales of $730 million. operating the office shredding machine, got his the Vietnamese. Of course, the same thing could be and his conviction that no one but his fellow Marine S H ELD O N C O H E N ...... Compoeing Meneger Mb go beyond the call. paw badly mangled by a shredder named Arthur R O B ER T H. H U B B A R D ...... Preesroom Me n e m The purchase is subject to said by the British high command which officers can be trusted, not the police, not the FBI, Liman, the Senate counsel in the hearings. The JEAN N E G FR O M ER TH ...... Circuletlon Me n e ^ regulatory approvals. It is ex­ surrendered to George Washington. and certainly not Congress. pected to be completed during this quarter. GNN said. 8 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 17, 1987 GAS, FOOD BYST' SNAFU by Bnic* B m NI« FEANUTB by ChariM M. Behuli POM T 6 £ T MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 17. 1987 — i Ho VaIAV, D/A/0.'/ ..UH-HUH1^1 I ^ T H(/H WITH JEEZ VO’J H tuo. 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That’s a for declarer to play ace and queen of 647-8400 floor family room plus huge Florida Room, fire­ ♦ Q 10 5 4 ♦ 9 7 3 good general rule, until a deal comes spades to make the contract whenever place, hardwood floors plus plush carpeting. Im- 4 J 10 9 8 4K754 along where you have just enough high the spades split no worse than 4-2. 168 Main Street, Manchester peccable condition inside and out. •209,000.00. cards to steer you into the wrong per­ SOUTH centage play for your contract. Here is the moral. Don’t let a lot of 4 A Q VAKJ 10 8 4 South, playing in six hearts, saw one high cards delude you into making the of his worries disappear with the open­ wrong percentage play for your *'Voi,'r JUST LISTED ♦ K J6 ■ ' ? - 'i Newer 3 bedroom custom, energy efficient Ranch. 2 4AQ ing lead of the club jack. He crossed to contract. dummy with a trump and took a spade baths, central air, Inground pool and 2 car garaga Vulnerable: Both finesse. West won and continued clubs. A new book by James Jacoby and with storage loft. Offered at •220,000.00. Call for ap­ Dealer: North Now declarer cashed the spade ace, his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is FRANK AND ERNEST ' by Bob Thavea pointment todayl s^r>fT|''Ll I iTL I. f.-A'Y got to dummy with a second heart and now available at bookstores. It is "Ja­ West North East South .‘A-** Pass Pass 2 4 ruffed a spade. But the jack did not coby on Card Games," published by Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 V fall. Eventually South had to take a Pharos Books. HO^^^ lAUCW ...... ■ Pass 3 V Pass 4 NT losing diamond finesse and went down IN A PINCH??? Pass 5 ♦ Pass 5 NT a trick. Unlucky, yes. But well played? BRAND NEW LISTING!!! Pass 6 ♦ Pass 6 V No. Suppose declarer had a low spade Only qualify for under *100,000.00??? NEW CONSTRUCTION - Bolton “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES” Pass Pass Pass The CN Tower in Toronto, Ontario, instead of the queen. After winning the W ell, here’s a great chance to buy a house! 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 17, 1987 — II Obituaries Official contends group home E. WInfMd Allen F OC U S / Weekend E. Winfield Allen, 70, of 1045 Milk St., Coventry, died won’t reduce property values Wednesday at his home. He was the husband of Margaret Athridge Continued from page 1 Allen. about the safety of their children. He was bom in Eiiot, Maine, and had lived in North Redding, Mass., considered, he said, it is not practical. ^ r i s Zimmerman, who lives next door at 122 for many years, moving to Coven- However, Sullivan said that the cost is Justifiable Grissom Road, said she would rather there not be aqy hotel try In 1903. He retir^ from broause the quality of life for individuals improves retarded individuals in the neighborhood, even though she said they likely would not cause any problems. *Jj*'*rlcan Mutual Insurance Co. when they live in a group home, rather than in an ' after working there for 42 years. institution. He said studies have borne this out. Two doors away from the group home, a ‘ ‘For Sale" Besides his wife, he leaves two Rotert J. Clarke, of 89 Grissom Road, said he is sign is on the front lawn of Joseph and Locie Daigle at sons, Peter W. Allen of Killingworth satisfied with the scaled-down plans. But, he said, he 78 Grissom Road. However, Lode Daigle said the ■ and John B. Allen of Duxbury, was concerned that the retarded individuals will be decision to sell their home was made before she Mass.; and four grandchildren. taunted by children in the neighborhood. He added that learned about the group home. A'jma cars often speed on the stretch of road by the home. Memorial services will be held Daigle explained that she and her husband want to Tedesco argued that those concerns should not keep Monday at 11 a.m. at Bolton United move to Florida, where they have another home. She a group home from being established. She said that If a Methodist Church, 1041 Boston said she does not know If it will be more difficult to sell family moved In, they would have the same concerns Turnpike, Route 44, Bolton. There the home because it is near a group home. ore no calling hours. Holmes funeral Home. 400 Main St., has charge of arrangements. Memorial donations may be Family faces eviction threat made to the Bolton United Metho­ dist Church Organ Fund. Jennie B. MurewekI after brother's drug arrest Jennie B. Murawski, 85, of 37 Continued from page 1 Strant St., died Thursday at Man­ Poinerleau said the last Ume Adams stayed S■tvi i overnight at the apartment was last Friday. She said It chester Memorial Hospital. She manages the privately owned Beechwood Apartments, was the first time in a period of a year that her brother was the widow of John Murawski. is seeking Pomerleau’s eviction on the grounds that the had spent the night. A gunfighter clad in a She was born in Suffield on June apartment was used for the illegal sale of drugs. 21. low . and had been a resident of “ I see no reason why I should be thrown out because I Adams has no legal address and lives on the street Mexican cape appeals to Manchester for 25 years. She was a wasn t the one who was selling drugs," Pomerleau, 22 sometimes sleeping in a tent in the woods, Pomerleau said. the crowd for applause at ■a , % i* .J N W ii. . communicant of St. James Church a department store supervisor, said in an Interview and a member of the Manchester this morning. An official from Housing Services was unavailable the close of a fight in the Senior Citixens. for comment this morning, but Elliot J. Lane, the Adams was arrested and charged July 7 with Main Street of Cattle She is survived by a daughter. ottering LSD and risk of injury to a minor. Police ro in p ^ y ’s attorney, said there is sufficient evidence ;».v Shirley Stevenson of Manchester; a charged Adams after he and another man offered LSD tnat Adams was using the apartment as his home. The Town Movie Ranch. brother, William Brackoneski of to a 15-year-old boy who later overdosed, police said. fart that he gave the apartment as his address is West Suffield; three grandchild­ evidence itself, he said. AP photo According to police. Adams was leaving 114 Rachel ren; and six great-grandchildren. Road when the arrest was made. *>*8 address If he’s not living The funeral will be Saturday at there?” he said. * vintage salvage iiJw*” #*'**®** police searched her apartment, 7:45 a.m. from the Holmes Funeral IM F , after Adams’ arrest but found no drugs. She said Lane admitted, however, that in order to evict Home, 400 Main St., with a mass of the search was conducted because her brother and the Pomerleau, It would have to be proven in court that Salvage expedition leader Martin Bayerie holds up a Adams was actually dealing drugs from the Christian burial at 8:30 a.m. at St. other suspect had told police that they had hidden James Church. Burial will be in St. Dottle that still contains champagne even though it was apartment. Poke around Cattle Town for a day’s fun drugs in the apartment. James Cemetery. Calling hours are salvaged from the RMS Republic, which sank off A police spokesman could not confirm this morning State law permits eviction of a tenant if the the tonight from 7 to 0. Bv Nanev Pappas Nantuf^et Island in 1909. The bands around the bottle that the apartment was searched, or that Pomerleau landlord proves that the tenant poses a “ serious Memorial donations may be Herald Reporter were added by salvors diving on the wreck Wednesday told them her brother didn't live In her apartment. nuisance.*' Serious nuisance includes use of this made to the Manchester Memorial Pomerleau said that Adams visited the apartment premises for the sale of illegal drugs. ■ - Hospital Building Fund. to prevent the cork from popping out. regularly because his former girlfriend baby-sat for Pomerleau said she spoke with an attorney from ONEGO — We all learned in her children. Pomerleau said she was surprised when Legal Aid Society of Hartford and was told to wait until elementary school that the world Keith F. Martin she arrived home from work last week and found police an eviction notice is served. She would then have to is round. So perhaps it makes a Keith F. Martin, 30, of Newing­ taking her brother into custody, and she scolded him in present her case in court. ” certain amount of perverse sense Poindexter didn’t the presenj;e of the officers for putting her own children that when you drive as far east as ton, died Wednesday at home. He at risk. In the meantime, Pomerleau, who Is in the midst of a was the brother of Karen L. , divorce from her husband, has not looked Into the possible in the state of Adams’ arrest last week was the first she had Lapointe of Manchester. possibility of finding other housing for herself and her Connecticut, you get to the wild, learned of his alleged dealings with LSD, Pomerleau Survivors also include his children, a 9-month-old daughter, and two preschool wild West. want interference sons. mother, Mrs. Edward S. (Mar­ Tucked away in this tiny town garet) Dana of Farmington; his Continued from page 1 on the Rhode Island border is father. Deola E. Martin of New In today's testimony. Poindexter Cattle Town Movie Ranch & «.! York City; a brother. Kenneth L. again described that he had carried Iran when he appeared before a Stunts Inc. It’s an unlikeiy sort of Martin of Wallingford; another the paper into Reagan and watched Nofziger faces indictment sister, Mary B. Martin of New York House committee in 1986. him sign it. theme park, without cotton City; and one nephew. “ I simply did not remember” candy or roller coasters, what he had been told previously He said, as he had on Wednesday, The funeral is Saturday at 9:15 that he was dissatisfied with the merry-go-rounds or piped-in about the sales, the rear admiral music. And it’s operated by a a.m. from the Molloy Funeral said. paper and that it was prepared by charging ethics vioiations Home. 906 Farmington Ave., West crew that admits it’s brand new ‘‘If we were trying to cover up CIA officials who were anxious to Hartford, with a mass of Christian have retroactive approval for co­ Continued from page to the amusement park field. something from the beginning we tech’s behalf and directed his staff Chinn, who was doing consulting burial at 10 a.m. in St. Peter Claver vert actions already taken. to ensure that the company got a But don’t assume that these Church, West Hartford. Burial will would not have gone to all the work for Wedtech and who later sat trouble of preparing all these Nofziger. the indictment alleges, fair hearing from the Army in its people lack experience. The 25 be in Fairview Cemetery. Calling Poindexter also repeated his on the company’ s board of violated federal conflict-of-interest efforts to receive the Army engine members of the Cattle Town hours are today from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 ■ various drafts of the chronologies.” statement that he destroyed the directors. Poindexter added. "It would have paper, and denied that it had laws when he lobbied the govern­ contract. crew are all experienced stunt p.m. ment on behalf of Fairchild, which Meese invested more than $50,000 , been stupid to try to find out what anything to do with a cover-up. Jenkins subsequently called a with Chinn, who in 19 months made men and women. all the facts were...if we had was seeking to continue production White House meeting in May 1982 Betsy Gregory takes a shot at a cowboy who's wrestling with her As he did on Wednesday, Poin­ a profit of nearly $40,000 for Meese E very weekend, these folks Roberta Mathewaon of the A-10 military aircraft. The attended by officials from the Army The session got off to a fiery start dexter said he did so to spare the through highly speculative one-day don Western shirts and jeans, "husband" in a scene from one of the many shows on Cattle indictment says that Nofziger, at and Small Business Administra­ Roberta "Bobbie” (Dorfman) as Poindexter's attorney com­ president from embarrassment if it stock trades. Meese’s lawyers, long gowns or Mexican ponchos plained bitterly that lawmakers the request of Washington lawyer tion, and Wedtech ultimately got Town’s Main Street. Mathewson, 41, of South Windsor, ever became nublic. Stanton Anderson, illegally lobbied however, say none of the money and stage scenes of life in the old died Tuesday at her home. She was and lawyers on the committees the contract. was invested in Wedtech stock and Under Nields’ questioning. Poin­ the White House on behalf of West. There are gun fights and the wife of Daniel J. Mathewson. have treated his client unfairly by Three years later, Wallach intro­ the attorney general has denied fight, lynching, or demonstration publicly questioning his dexter also said that he was wrong Fairchild in connection with A-10 duced Meese to San Francisco fist fights, trips to the general and the sister of Gail Godreau of production. receiving any money from the is staged in the middle of Main Manchester. truthfulness. when he told the House Intelligence investment manager W. Franklyn company. store and even an occasional ■Committee in November '1986 that The 1978 Ethics in Government Street. She is also survived by a son. Congress “ has the power to crush hanging. he had not know about a arms Act provides for a maximum Some are made to seem .Stacey K. Mathewson, and a an individual if it wishes to. unless it The crew works against a shipment rnore than a year earlier. penalty of up to two years in prison spontaneous, with one character daughter, Amy Beth Anne Mathew­ shows some restraint.” attorney backdrop of about two dozen But he said that was an honest and a $10,000 fine upon conviction picking a fight with another. son, both of South Windsor; her Richard Beckler said. Senator says Meese buildings built to look like the the Poindexter registered a com­ error, not a deliberate falsehood. Nofziger is the second former Others are fascinating looks parents. Dr. Jacob and Shirley Reagan administration official to towns seen in Western movies. plaint about news coverage, as Beckler, stating his complaint behind the scenes at the way a (Krivitz) Dorfman of Hollywood, be indicted in connection with There’s even a small cemetery, well, saying that news reports had just before questioning of Poindex­ stunt is accomplished. Fla.; and several nieces and lobbying. ()n Thursday, the perjury where victims of the town’s twisted his own words out of ter began for the day, described his should have withdrawn . nephews. trial of Michael K. Deaver, Rea­ Between the shows on Main context. client as a “ soldier, scholar, violence are allegedly buried. A memorial service will be gan’s former aide, was postponed WASHINGTON (A P) - A con­ Street, the park offers country . Sunday at the Samsel A Carmon But Inouye told Beckler he statesman,” who deserves “Just equipment and enter other telecom­ by a federal Judge whose attempt to gressional critic says Attorney munications businesses. western music on a small stage, Funeral Home, 419 Buckland Road, thought committee members had a treatment and fundamentally de­ TH E 20-ACRE P A R K is owned conduct Jury selection in private General Edwin Meese III should "A t a minimum, your participa­ and a handful of activities South Windsor, with Rabbi Steven right to question elements of the serves fairness from this body.” and operated by Warren Stevens, was stopped by an appellate court. have removed himself from delib­ tion created an appearance of suitable for children. One is to Hatinover officiating. Burial will be admiral’s testimony. who has been doing stunt work Some committee members have Deaver is accused of lying to a erating on a telecommunications possible misconduct." Metzen- pan for “ gold bits” that are at the convenience of the family. Poindexter said that neither he for more than 18 years. He was told reporters they have doubts grand jury and a House subcommit­ industry matter because he holds baum said in the July 9 letter to There are no calling hours. nor Reagan considered the presi­ actually pebbles painted with about the version of events that tee about his lobbying. $9,600 worth of stock in seven Meese. “ At the very le a s t... your featured last season in several Warren Stevens, Cattle Town’s owner, sits on one Memorial donations may be dent’s initial approval of secret waterproof gold paint. Free rides Poindexter has testified to in his The attorney general was regional phone companies. failure to recuse yourself ... re^ episodes of television’s “ Spenser made to Hospice of Broward arms sales to be a straight of the wooden sidewalks along the theme park’s are also offered on a buckboard first three days at nationally brought into McKay’s investigation In a letter. Sen. Howard Metzen- fleeted a gross error in Judgment for Hire," and will be seen again County, 309 Southeast 18th St., Fort arms-for-hostage arrangement. around the Main Street loop, or televised hearings. May 11 and that inquiry is continu­ baum, D-Ohio, accused Meese of “ a and an insensitivity to appearances in the season’s opening hour of Main Street. Lauderdale, Fla. 33316. On Wednesday, Poindexter said gross error in judgment” and said head for the corral for a short The rear admiral quietly puffed ing. Meese has not been indicted. of impropriety.” "St. Elsewhere,” in the fall. Reagan signed a document autho­ the attorney general’s stock hold­ pony ride. on his pipe as Beckler made his In 1981 and 1982, when Meese was Terry Eastland, a Justice De­ Several years back, he founded rizing arms.sales. That document, ings raise “ serious questions of a enough," Stevens said in June. May, but finishing touches are Theodore 8. Ryan, 82, arguments in the manner of a White House counselor, he received partment spokesman, pointed out a company called Stunts Inc., an unsigned copy of which has been conflict of interest.” “ Every time I ’d tell people what still being added. lawyer delivering an emotional as many as a dozen memos from his Thursday that the White House had Park admission is 98 for adults, former Senate leader made available, made no mention Last week, Meese’s lawyers which serves as a training I did for a living, they’d go crazy. of a broader diplomatic initiative to closing argument to a jury. longtime friend, E. Robert Wall- granted Meese the conflict-of- 93 for children 12 and under. The , ^ SALISBURY (AP) — Former disclosed that the attorney general ground, employment clearing­ They’d want to see me do PERH APS "finishing touches” Iran. The paper that authorized the ach, touting Wedtech. Wallach was interest waiver and added that park will be open Friday through state Senate President Pro Tem­ Beckler also asked the commit­ paid more than $1 million in stock didn’t divest himself of 119 shares of house and idea exchange for something, right then and is the wrong term for Cattle sales listed its scope as “ Hostage tees to withdraw the subpoenas that Meese’s telephone holdings aren’t A n day, 10 a.m. to dusk, until the pore Theodore S. Ryan, a pioneer in and fees by the defense contractor. stock in the seven regional Bell stunt men and women. People there.” Town. This place will never look rescue — Middle East." compelled his client's appearance. extensive. Eastland said the de­ end of October. Hot dogs, beans the sport of skiing in Colorado in the Meese later interceded on Wed- companies when he went to the from his firm make films, Stevens settled upon the town partment will respond soon in detail “ finished” in the sense of and hamburgers are available, 1930s, is dead at the age of 82. Justice Department 2'/i years ago to Metzenbaum’s letter. commercials and television o f Oneco, and set to work polished. Ryan died at his Lakeville home because he had lost the stock shows, work at fairs and though many families who visit Meese’s lawyers say he will sell designing the town. The land was The buildings are rough-hewn, Wednesday night after a long certificates. bring their own picnics. Another the stocks as soon as he receives carnivals, and offer advice to cleared and most buildings were the lettering is scrawly and the illness', his son Randolph said J In January, White House counsel. substitute stock certificates. concession area, serving only amusement park owners. erected in less than two weeks. pace of the shows is casual. Thursday. Peter Wallison granted Meese a The financial disclosure by "But it Just didn’t seem like Italian food, is planned for the The park opened to the public in Three to five times each hour, a Ryan represented part of Litch­ waiver from any potential conflict Meese’s lawyers of his investments future. field County in the state Senate of interest that might stem from his came amid a public furor over the from 1952 to 1957 and unsuccess­ telecommunications industry attorney general’s limited blind fully sought the Republican guber­ investment. m partnership with a businessman natorial nomination in 1958. In February, Meese approved the involved in the Wedtech scandal, Justice Department legal position W. Franklyn Chinn. Donald L. Mam which generally supported re­ Meese said he intended to sell the quests from the seven "Baby Bell” phone stock and give the proceeds C TN aN N A TI (A P) - Donald L. companies. The department re­ to Chinn to invest, but was unable to Marrs, who finished a cross­ commended to a Judge that the do so because he and his wife were continent cancer walk for Canadian regional companies be permitted to Terry Fox in 1981, died Thursday of unable to find the stock certificates. offer long-distance phone service in After investigations began, Meese cancer. He was 50. certain areas, provide information Marrs, a postal worker who ended his financial arrangements services, manufacture telephone with Chinn. i ! learned he had lymphatic cancer in 1980, was in remission when he decided to finish the "Marathon of Hope" fund-raising trek Fox began Soviets test 11th nuke on Canada’s east coast. Fox, 22, who had lost a leg to MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet cancer, died when he reached On Thursday, U.S. scientists Union detonated a nuclear device detonated a British nuclear weapon > Thunder Bay, Ontario. Marrs took today, its ilth underground nuclear deep beneath the Nevada desert, 42 In left photo, Betsy Gregory rides Into town, her up the trek at Carlyle, III., and test since abandoning a unilateral years to the day after the first \f ended it three months and 2,200 test freeze earlier this year. gown hiked up to reveal the knee and shin guards atomic bomb was exploded in New iti miles later in San Francisco. The official Tass news agency Mexico. she’s wearing underneath. Above, a woman The American Cancer Society said the blast was staged at the The latest U.S. test, conducted credited Marrs with raising about embroiders outside of The Mercantile, a small Semipalatinsk Test Range on the under an agreement between the 9800,000 along the way. steppes of Kazakhstan in Soviet United States and Great Britain,' shop that sells Western wear and Cattle Town central Asia at 5; 20 a.m. Moscow was set off 1,600 feet beneath the souvenirs. Gloria Vandarbllt Morgan time (9:20 p.m. EDT Thursday). surface of Yucca Flat, in the Tass said the test “ was carried Nevada Test Site 80 miles northw­ CHICAGO (AP) - Gloria Van­ out with a view to upgrading est of Las Vegas, the U.S. A p a rt­ derbilt Morgan a Jazz pianist, military technology," but gave no ment of Energy said. It was the 20th vocalist and composer, died Sun­ AP photo further details. It said the power of Joint U.S.-British test under the 1958 day of cancer. She was 52. Row, row, row your boat ■«ia(**** the blast ranged from 20 to 150 agreement and the Energy Depart­ Ms. Morgan was a frequent kllotons. Photos by Nancy Pappas The Duke and Duchess of York, right, ment said it had a yield of 20 to 159. performer on the Chicago Jazz Ontario, Thursday. David Peterson, The U.S. atomic bomb dropped on kllotons. circuit and >v>oorried several pitch in to help paddle a voyageur canoe premier of Ontario, second from left, Hiroshima, Japan, on Aug. 6, 1545 The first atomic bomb was alhu-r- during their visit to T.h-jpdor Bay, shouts encouragement. had a force of 20 kllotons, or the exploded in the desert near Alamo­ y equivalent of 20,000 tons of TNT. gordo, N.M., on July 18,1945. Jg — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 17, 1987 MANCHESTER_jIERALDj^jVidaj^^^July_17^^jM7 13 W e e k e n d e rs Tale was hard to swallow SAN ANDREAS, Calif. (AP) - released from the county jail The tale of a fellow downing a $1,500 Thursday. How fast can you...? gold nugget with a swig of beer may Prosecutors noted that theft hbve been a little hard to swallow, requires the specific intent to How fast can you eat a watermelon? How but prosecutors decided no crime permanently deprive the victim of had been committed. quickly can you shuck com? These are among property, and there was insuffi­ “We let him go," Calaveras cient evidence to hold Nolan for the events you can enter at the Portland County Deputy Sheriff Chad Roots that. Agricultural Fair this weekend. The fair said with a chuckle about Timothy Nolan in fact had repeatedly features exhibits such as horse, pony, cattle and Mark Nolan, 30, who’d been held for apologized for the prank and tried tractor pulls, all kinds of livestock judging, and investigation of grand theft. The to stand on his head to liberate the baking contests. In addition, Jean Shepherd will district attorney ordered Nolan, the nugget — the size of a half-dollar — nugget apparently still inside him. perform Saturday at 3 and 8 p.m., and A1 from his insides. Downing’s Stage Show will be offered at 3 and 7 p.m. on Sunday. Admission is $3 for adults, with children -i- under 12 admitted free. On Saturday, children may buy a $5 pass which entitles them to unlim ited rides from noon to 4 p.m . T hat’s when the bubblegum blowing, watermelon eating and com husking contests will occur. The fair is open tonight until 11, Saturday from 9a.iti. to 11 p.m. and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. The fairgrounds are on Route 17A, Meadow Road, Pom and. T he H omestead Aboard the Pinafore 9IU- is featuring Shrimp Specials Two performances of the perennially popular Gilbert & Sullivan show, “ HMS Pinafore,’’ will this weekend: be presented this weekend at Von der Mehden Up in lights Recital Hall at the University of Connecticut in Friday - Shrimp Mornay City Lights, a jazz and swing era band, is making its first Storrs. The performances are sponsored by the UConn Community Music School and the over Linguini appearance tonight at the Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell, on the campus of Manchester Community College. The concert by the 14-piece band will be cancelled In case of rain. Greater Mansfield Council for the Arts. Tickets * 12.95 are $5, and performances are at 8:15 tonight ' tm and Saturday night. __j^tr^^aturday - Shrimp Francais A very crafty experience It’s really Kool It’s got what? There will be 120 craftspeople selling their A bit of the vino ^ Herald photos by Pinto * 12.95 Kool & The Gang have been booked for the The term “6 Rm s Riv Vu’’ is real estate w ares this weekend at the 30th annual Guilford weekend at the Oakdale Musical Theatre in Take a tour this weekend of the Nutmeg Above, Mary Fiaherty of 410 High St.. Coventry, Handcrafts Exposition on the centuries-old shorthand for six rooms, with a river view. It’s Vineyards, Bunker Hill Rdad, Andover. From dispiays a handmade hooked rug. Right, Ariene Sunday ,- Wallingford. Their concerts tonight and also the title of a very funny show, which will be Guilford Town Green. You’ll find both II a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, you Paquette of Fianders Road, Coventry, prepares a Shrimp Parmigianal Saturday cost $21. This group began playing presented tonight and Saturday at Hall High functional and decorative sculptures, gold and together back in 1964. when the high school can taste the wine and see the way it’s made. historic tabie setting. They’ii be at Ye Oide Show at silver jewelry, woven shawls and clothing, School, 975 N. Main St.. West Hartford. * 12.95 students called themselves The Jazziacs. Their Performances will be at 8 p.m. The show is Coventry High Schooi Saturday and Sunday. handcrafted furniture, blown glass and much music now includes pop, funk rhythm and blues, Just piain foiks more. The fair is open tonight until 9 and being produced by the West Hartford Summer Ri. «• and rock ’n’ roll. For tickets, call 265-1501. Arts Festival. Saturday from noon to 9 p.m. Admission is $2 You 11 hear plenty of folk music this weekend for adults, with those 12 and under admitted 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) free. Hear the bluegrass at the Hartland Family Folk Festival. Greg Best still to come in Coventry’s 275th W haf 8 a theorbo? Brown, Nancy Tucker, Rick Starkey and Mansfield ■ 456-^40 The HomcstCAdoi While visiting the town, take in the Hyland A free concert by the bluegrass music group Not a character from a Dr. Seuss children’s book, Peanutbutterjam are among those performing. COVENTRY — The town of Coventry is still Committee has planned a Great Salad Toss.' House, a saltbox-style home built in 1660, and Grass Roots will be presented Saturday at 6 The festival runs from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. busy celebrating its 275th birthday, and the best If pancakes don’t suit your fancy, try the the Thomas Griswold House, which dates from a theorbo is a long-necked member of the lute which is a contest among local residents for the brunch and tour at St. Mary’s Catholic Church p.m. at Lion’s Park, Route 85 in Hebron. In case Saturday at the Hartland Family Folk Festival, is yet to come. This weekend’s parade and best, largest, prettiest and most creative salad. 1774. Both will be open during the exposition, family, popular back in the 16th and 17th centuries. parties are the culmination of a full week of on Main Street from 10:30 a m. to I p.m. of rain, the concert will be moved to the You’ll see that instrument, and many other old Hartland Recreation Field, Route 20. Hartland. The cooks start tossing at 1 p.m.. and after the and they’re are an easy walk from the green celebrations. judging at I; 30 p.m.. samples will be available to Then head for the Nathan Hale Cemetery, Tuesday Night - Italian Night V . _ auditorium of RHAM High School! Spectators pieces, at the concert by Aston Magna, on Sunday Tickets are $10 general: $5 children 6 to 12 and It all begins at 10 a m . Saturday, with a parade Guilford is near Exit 58 off Interstate 95. are welcome to bring picnic dinners. the public. where a guided tour starts at noon. It will be led at the Wadsworth Atheneum. 600 Main St., senior citizens; free for kids 5 and under. ieaving from the George Mersey Robertson by James Slater, who has conducted research on Weekend Specials 6 0 ^ 1 8 Hartford. Original instruments, or historically School on Cross Street, and proceeding to the Coventry High School on those who carved the 18th century gravestones. All In the family This one roars accurate reproductions, are used by this Nathan Hale Homestead. There will be several Ripley Hill Road, opens at 3 p m., with antiques He IS the author of a book on eastern well-known classical music group. ’The 3 p.m. See the ranks of tanks fife and drum corps, marching units, floats. and colonial crafts, demonstrations, antique Connecticut’s graveyards, to be published later • Fresh Broiled Swordfish...... 3 ^ .2 5 Scouts and more. clothing, decoys, blacksmithing and more this month. The Laughlin family of Hackmatack Street You can take in the wonderful Peter Sellers concert costs $10. There are motorcycle rallies and vintage car • Osso Bocco ...... *7 .9 5 film, "The Mouse That Roared,” Saturday and On the grounds of the homestead, the Nathan Admission is SO cents. The show is open from 3 to includes four accomplished artists. All four will rallies, but this weekend in Vernon there will be 9 p.m. Saturday, and from 10 a m. toSp.m and6 Still hungry? Try the PTO’s family picnic at Sunday at 8 p.m. at the Wadsworth Atheneum Hale Fife and Drum Corps will give demonstra­ • Filet of Sole Francaise...... *8.25 be part of an exhibit called Gallery 25 this For the horsey set an International Military Vehicle Collectors’ tions of colonial crafts, and will set up an to 9 p.m. on Sunday. Coventry High School, from 1 to 6 p.m. There will weekend at the Ridgebury Congregational 600 Main St,. Hartford. The film, part of a Peter Rally. Rows of tanks and other military exhibition called "A Day in the Life of a Colonial be birthday cake for all. but families are • Veal Scallopini...... *7i95 The Folly Farm Horse Show, an event well The day ends with a grand anniversary ball, encouraged to bring their own picnics. Balloons Church, 602 Ridgefield Road. Ridgefield. R. Sellers retrospective, costs $3. It also features vehicles will be displayed, and inform ation will Soldier.” A number of out-of-town units are starting at 9 p.m. at the Coventry Roller Center, • Fried Fisherman’s Platter...... I.*7i95 Bruce Laughlin will show his fused glass. His Jean Seberg. known to equestrian fans, will take place expected to enact the roles of the British will be launched, games played, and at 4 p.m. a be exchanged among those interested in 44 Lake St. It’s being organized by the Rotary concert will be presented by the Coventry High wife. G. Adaline Laughlin, and their daughter. Sunday at Folly Farm Stables, 69 Hartford soldiers. Club in conjunction with the 275th Anniversary restoring such items. The rally is to be at the After a series of skirmishes, a main battle is School Band and the Coundon Court school choir BTi u STRADA Restaurant Gathering Bruce Laughlin, will display pewter Road, Simsbury, from 8 a.m. on. Admission is Tolland Agricultural Center Saturday from 9 Committee. from Coventry. England. 471 Hertford Rosd Four on the shore free. planned for 3 p.iii Refreshments will be served. Stonehouse Road Band will provide the music, S:M.u / fa.. « WJ-OlTO hollow ware and pierced pewter ornaments. a.m. to 5 p.m., rain or shine. Coventry’s fire companies will engage in a There are five old mill sites along the Mill Their son, Robert Bruce Laughlin, will exhibit What lives in a tidal pool? How deeply do and guests are invited to come in colonial Brook. Arnold Carlson and Ronald Aronson will tug-of-war and other friendly competitions costumes, if they wish. Tickets are $12.50 per pewter jewelry. Each family member’s work crabs burrow beneath the sand? In a four-mile about 1 p.m. The North Coventry and South take you to see all of them. This bus tour leaves person, available in advance at Coventry Town Coventry High School at 2 p.m The cost is $1.50 can be found in private and public collections walk along the shoreline near Groton, Coventry fire departments’ longstanding rival­ Hall, or at the door. per person. ries will flare up. but there will be plenty of across the U.S. Department of Environmental Protection On Sunday, the town will awake early for a The celebration ends with a roast beef dinner he omestead Gallery 25, a professional exhibition and Sale educator Alberto Mimo will point out many neutral observers on hand to put out the flames. pancake breakfast, starting at 7:30 a m.' at the T H At the same time, the Democratic Town at the Grange hall, with seatings at 5 and 6:30 A fine dining experience with a country aniique flair. of paintings, graphics, photography, sculpture creatures which live in the sand. The walk will North Coventry Firehouse on Main Street p.m. and fine crafts, will be open Saturday and leave at 10 a.m. Saturday from the last parking Try our Sunday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., free. lot in the Bluff Point Preserve, Groton. Participants are urged to dress to get wet. The Advice Baked Stuffed Shrimp walk is not recommended for children under 7 -cuutic Celebrate with the arts I/UmtlCilN M u ­ or for people in poor health. For more a regular feature a Y rs ^ Summer Festival is an afternoon of artists’ information, call 566-8108. on our menu * 1 ^ . 9 5 ' demonstrations, music, clowns and the unveiling of 150 new works of art. It will be held The shell game Sunday from 3 to 7 p.m. at Arts Exclusive. 6 Woman wears family pants to hide legs 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) Hartford Road, Simsbury. For more There are three concerts this weekend at the information, call 658-0416. DEAR DEAR ABBY: Another girl and I Mansfield ■ 456-2240 The MomestcAdoi Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell on the ABBY: I have DEAR ABBY: I had an appoint­ campus of Manchester Community College. have shared an apartment for three ment with a doctor I had not seen never seen my years and have a great relation­ An early suburb The weekend leads off tonight with City Lights, problem in your before. My appointment was for ship. Her boyfriend slept here 11:15 and I arrived 10 minutes a swing band. Saturday brings Bill Brown’s Red column, so I fi­ occasionally, but for the past year ^ n t t “ The West End: An Early Suburb.” is the name Garter Dixieland Band, with a rain date of July nally decided I Dear Abby early. At 12:10 I had been moved to of Sunday’s guided walking tour with Mary Goode or so he has been living with us 98 one of the inner examining rooms, 24. On Sunday, Time Was will play songs of the couldn’t wait f s Abigail Van Buren percent of the time. He has a key to but still bad not seen the doctor. I Best Italian 1984-86 of the Hartford Architecture Conservancy. any longer. 1950s, ’60s and ’70s. The rain date for that the apartment, washes his clothes had other obligations for the Voted Conneelieul Nagwdne Walkers will gather at th e com er of Fern Street concert is Monday. All concerts start at 7 p.m. I am very here, eats and sleeps here. There afternoon and was getting nervous, and Girard Avenue, Hartford, at 1 p.m. Admission happily married are times when my roommates has Those attending are reminded to bring chairs or (19 years) and so I went to the receptionist and told PreeentM A New D iv e n ifie d M enu Is $2 general. $1 for children and senior citizens. blankets. been out of town on business, but the her to reschedule another appoint­ have three good i i k j boyfriend sleeps here anyway. I ment for me. ■ Italian Cuhine a Seafood a Fowl a Steak, a R ib, ■ children. My really don’t mind because he’s a I realize that doctors are some­ problem is that I am bowlegged. I DEAR BOWLEGGED: I con­ nice guy. but I think he should pay times unavoidably delayed, but no A Dining Room With A View Going buggy would like to wear shorts, but <4 sulted Dr. Bernard Morrey. consul­ rent, or a third of the utilities. one relays this information to me. don’t wear them outside the house. I * tant in orthopedic surgery at the I’ve mentioned this to my room­ My question; How long should one Enjoy the fresh budding colors Feel like you’re going buggy this also don’t wear dresses eventhough Mayo Clinic in Rochester, Minn. He mate and her boyfriend, but they wait? Doctors are notorious for costumes will offer rides around the I would like to. My wardrobe o f Summer with an exquisite summer? You'll be in good company at seaport’s waterfront in various antique said; Bowed legs cannot be cor­ think I’m being petty. Am I? If you this, and I feel we have let them get consists of nothing but slacks. I feel rected by exercise. However, there think I am. I’ll back off. If you think away with this sort of thing too long. meal on the mountain. Horse and Carriage Weekend at Mystic conveyances. The seaport is near Exit 90 self-conscious wearing anything Seaport. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on is an operation known as a ‘high I have a valid complaint. I’ll My time is important, too. off Interstate 95. Call 572-0711 for more that shows my legs. My husband tibial osteotomy’ which is well- mention it again. What do you IMPATIENT PATIENT 60 yUla Louisa Road, Bolton, CT 646-3161 Saturday and Sunday, drivers in period information. gets made at me because I don’t known by orthopedic surgeons think? like to wear dresses. everywhere. This procedure is used USED IN THE SOUTH DEAR IMPATIENT: How long Is there any surgery or exercise to relieve severe knee pain due to one "should” wait depends on how that can be done to help bowlegged bowed legs and not generally done DEAR USED: I think Mr. Nice Featuring woman?! would really feel much much time one has, and how urgent for cosmetic purposes. The woman Guy should pay a third of the rent — the problem. Personally, I would Margarltas Raise your better about myself if I wasn’t who wrote to you should consult an and a third of the utilities. As things rather wait, see the doctor, and get bowlegged. Thanks a bunch. orthopedic surgeon in her own stand, he’s a very expensive house it over with than schedule another Steaks voices BOWLEGGED AND community for an examination and pet. Mention it again. 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It old organ, a dance' Shawm ChMMiM 1-9 — The Un- 7 S"JPH and Sot CIHEIWAS r has to shave two Peter Gott, M.D. degeneration of the eye always end produces progressive eye-muscle toych^lM (R) Frl and Sot 12:05, 2:25, 7:10,9:20; Sun 5,7:10,9:20. — Benll the or three times a up in a stroke? weakness, retinal degeneration, done in elegant Hunted (6) Sot and Sun 1:30, 3:15. — I RUST SHOW OHLV-S2.50 I midnight; Sun 12:05, Horry and the Mndmont (PG) Frl 7; DAILY day. Would he short stature, hearing loss, heart FEATURING dress and a hymn­ 2,25,4:45# 7:15# ?:45. DraoiMt fR) Frl Sgl ^ 7, Sun 2^:15,7. — The Bellevere LATE SHOWS FRIDAY A SATURDAY be shaving less 4^,*7^, 9:S (R( FrI-Sun 9:30. DEAR READER: No. Macular block and various neurological sing will be featured mlMIghb Sun 12:15, 2:30, 4:50, 7:20, now if he’d degeneration simply means that a abnormalities. Almost all cases ?‘^ ~fi*''*!!P*®***wOtrdtll: Ntrdt Peking Duck Dinner on Saturday and WRST HARTFORD started later? portion of the eye’s retina is begin before age 15. There is no ■ffPl 4 ot My Success malfunctioning, causing deteriora­ known treatment. Sunday at the < M Sun 12:45,2:55, (P9W3) G -13)F Frl3.r,9:30; i...... SatondSunZ4:1S, includes choice of soup and 7,9:30... 9:30. — Predator (R(RJ r-‘FrI-Sun ----- 7,9:30.---- DEAR READER: Some derma­ seafood lover. After I eat fish, my tion of accurate sight. Macular I suggest that you be examined by museum in Stur­ V'S 4*^S*l*LFl* ®"<* Sun 12:50, 2:50, — Benll thetty Hunted ((»)‘ Frl 2; Sot and tologists believe that shaving urine smells like a fish market. My degeneration can be caused by specialists in an eye clinic of a a variety of appetizers 4:50,7:10,9:20; Sot 12:50,2:50,4:50,9:20. Sun 2,4:15. bridge, Mass. R "peach-fuzz’' hair — for men on doctor said he’s never heard of such blood clots and can be produced by teaching hospital; perhaps there is their faces and women on their legs a thing. Have you? a stroke, but it does not, by itself, an experimental treatment that is Admission is $9.50 SJiO^Sot 12:30, 2:50, 5:15, 7:45, 10:10, WILLIMAHTIC J?!,IS; Sun 12:30,2:50,5:15,7:45rt0:10.— U-A- ’flm Cinemas — Jaws the — will cause the hair to grow in lead to stroke. not available to the average Luncheon Specials Mon.-Sat. for adults, $4 for ond Sot 1:10,3,5, more coarsely and thus compound DEAR READER: Certain foods ophthalmologist. JOY 7M0,9:20, I I ; Sun 1:10,3,5,7:10,9:20. — the problem. I don't subscribe to contain compounds that produce an children 6 to 15, £ ‘ 5***2P ® Wards II: Herds In DEAR DR. GOTT: An eye clinic <£0-13> %in 1:30, 3:30, 5:20, this view. Your fiance probably just odor when excreted. Asparagus is won’t treat me because I have Dine in or Take-out and free to those 11:30; Sun ®,"*',S®*.V' 1, 3, 5, 7:30,3. 5, 7:30, 9:30. 9:30, — J:40.’ an6 Sot 1:30, 3:30,5:20, has a heavy beard; this is more common in this regard and will give Keams-Sayre syndome. What Is Lpng hunt for food O F T H E 3:43. 5:10, — Pull Melal Jacket likely the result of his genes than of a chracteristic smell to the urine. this disease and what kind of doctor 227 West Middle Turnpike under 6 The village *jl2( *=30,7:40,9:50; Frl and In the unfruitful high arctic, a Manchester is near Exit 3 off ■ 1' ^1*15:», 7:40,9:50, midnight. — his razor. Some people tend to excrete other should I see? pack of wolves may, - cover a fciow White md the Seven Dwarfs (G) compounds In food. Although the 643-4600 Interstate 84. S?n Frl a n d M 1:20,3,5,7,9,10:45; Sun 1:20, thousand square miles of territory IWOK 3 '* ' ? ;*•.— AOXO"!*!!?* BabysIMIng DEAR DR. GOTT: I’m quite a smell of fish is ordinarily not a DEAR READER: Keams-Sayre to find vulnerable prey. Eoitwlck (R)’w 3:05, S^So,**,*!?:!?? (P<5-13) Sun 1:15,3:25, 5:20, 7:20,9:25; > _I4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 17. 1987

MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 17. 1987 — 15 Friday TV SPORTS______5.30PM [OIS] Danny and tha Klllar A Rain A five-year-old boy becomes in­ volved in a controversy between a power company and environmental advocates SUMNER over acid rain and its effects. PLAYHOUSE [HBO] MOVIE: 'Crimewave* (CC) A nerdy security guard is accused of commit- Tim and Daphne . ting a series of murders in a dangerous De­ Mattingly has a grand night Maxwell Reid host troit neighborhood. Louise Lasser, Paul L Smith 1985 Rated PG-13. the "CBS Sum­ mer Playhouse,” By Ken Rappoport [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Home of the Brave' Ec­ Rangers catcher Mike Stanley, centric visuals accompany the music of which allows The Associated Press games to spark the second-inning Laurie Anderson in the avant-garde per­ viewers to call the AL Roundup meanwhile, tied the American rally that gave the Brewers a 4-1 formance artist's first concert movie, network and ap­ It was another grand night for League record for passed balls in a lead they never lost. filmed in New Jersey during her 1984 Don Mattingly. game with five. Additionally, Stan­ "Mister Heartbreak" tour 1985 |ln prove or disap­ Tigers 3, Mariners 2 " I just found a swing five or six ley had a throwing error. Stereo) prove o f each a back injury, Mattingly has batted days ago.” said Mattingly, who “ We’re finding some runs,” Kirk Gibson broke a 2-2 tie with 6;00PM CD ® ®) ® ® News week’s program It .423 and collected 10 homers to continued to swing one of the hottest Yankees Manager Lou Piniella his 12th home run leading off the ® Three's Company airs FRIDAY, bring his season’s total to 16. V- JULY 17. bats In the major leagues with two said. “ This is a good way to get seventh inning to lift Detroit over i Matt Houston In other games, it was Cleveland C£ home runs Thursday to lead the started after the All-Star break.” Seattle behind Walt Terrell’s nine- 4, Chicago 3; Toronto S, Minnesota dD Gimme A Break New York Yankees to a 12-3 victory hitter. CHECK LISTINGS 2; Milwaukee 6, California 4; Indians 4, White Sox 3 01) Greatest American Hero FOR EXACT TIME over the Texas Rangers. "Some­ Gibson’s homer at Tiger Stadium - J ’***' Detroit 3, Seattle 2; Oakland 6, Cory Snyder hit a three-run d§) A n g ie thing just clicked. 1 haven’t hit a was off Seattle starter Mike Moore, Boston 3, and Baltimore 5, Kansas homer and Sammy. Steward pro­ dD Doctor Who home run that I was trying to hit.” 3-11. City 4. vided clutch relief pitching as Charlie's Angels Mattingly tied an American Terrell, 7-8, survived four dou­ Mattingly drove in a career-high Cleveland made Doc Edwards’ (M) Quincy League record by homering in his bles, walked three and struck out seven runs, as he hit a bases-loaded debut as manager a successful one ® ) Reporter 41 Bronze-Age palace in Sparta reveal details sixth consecutive gam e and two in his third complete gam e'of 12:05AM dD in Person from the Pa­ homer in the second inning and a with a victory over Chicago. the season. MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour of the real-life events which might have equaled a Yankee record with his been the basis for Helen's abduction and la c e two-run shot in the eighth. He also “ I never had any doubt that d l) Fame |60 mm ) fourth grand slam of the season. Seattle took a 2-0 lead in the the Trojan horse. (60 riin.) Pan 4 of 6 (R| 12:20AM [HBO] On Location: drove in a run with a first-inning Snyder and the other players were fourth on an RBI single by Gary [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater Lou Gehrig set the record in 1934 [CN N] Larry King Live Women of the Night (CC) A tribute to groundnut. good hitters and while I know we Matthews and sacrifice fly by [ESPN] SportsLook and Tommy Henrich matched it In [ESPN] Golf: British Open (Round 2) female comedians with performances by Charlie Hough, lO-S, was the can hit, I ’ve got to get the players to David Valle. But the Tigers tied it in [USA] Cartoons ^ From Muirheld. Scotland (2 hrs , 30 min ) Ellen OeGeneres, Paula Poundstone, Rita 1948. Rudner and Judy Tenuta Host Martin victim of Mattingly’s slam, which respect themselves again,” Ekl- their half, one run scoring on a A P p h o to (R) The homers were Mattingly’s 6:30PM (©Taxi Short (60 min.) (In Stereo) made the Yankee first baseman the wards said. ’ ‘I want us to play to win single by Tom Brookens and [HBO] MOVIE: Miracles' (CC) A Latin eighth in the last six games, two shy ® (l® A B C N e w s |CC) seventh American League player to more than we lose. We’ve got to get another on an error by Seattle Suds and kids American Indian chief's daughter is cured 1 2:30AM (dD N ig h tjife (R) (In Stereo) of the six-game record of 10 set by B e n so n by a surgeon who's been spirited away hit home runs in six consecutive our pride back to last year’s level.” second baseman Harold Reynolds. dD Entertainment Tonight Frank Howard of the Washington dO) Laverne & Shirley from America by a pair of bumbling games. Edwards, the Indians' bullpen A group of youngsters covered in soap ment foam machine, spraying out 20 GD Honeymooners Senators in 1968. Dale Long of the d 2 j (30) N B C N e w s crooks Tom Conti. Ten Garr. Paul Rodri­ Winner Ron Guidry, 2-4, pitched 5 coach, took over when Pat Corrales Athletics 6, Red Sox 3 suds mug for the camera in Westwood, gallons of the stuff for the kids to frolic guez 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) @ ) G0) Late Night with David Letterman Pittsburgh Pirates holds the major d4) Nightly Business Report (In Stereo) 23 innings, allowed two runs on was fired earlier in the day. Mass., Wednesday. The suds were [M AX] MOVIE: Better Off Dead' (CC) league record for homering in seven hits, walked four and struck Snyder’s homer in the first and a Alfredo Griffin had three hits and in. Later, the department made fire (4D Noticiero Univision A young man struggles with the hardships ^4) W all Street Week consecutive games, with eight in out four in a game that was delayed solo shot by Mel Hall in the sixth Lziis Polonia had two and both provided by a Westwood Fire Depart­ hoses available to wash off the suds. [CNN] Showbiz Today of adolesence when the girl of his dreams ^ Alfred Hitchcock Presents 1956. spurns him for a conceited athlete John figured in a tie-breaking, three-run u [DIS] Zorro one hour, 43 minutes at the start gave the Indians their first win in Cusack. David Ogden Stiers. Kim Darby (30) Dating Game Since coming back from the because of rain. Three relievers four decisions against Richard seventh inning to lead Oakland over [ESPN] SpeedWeek 1985 Rated PG [ESPN] Motorcycle Racing; American disabled list late in June because of finished up. Dotson, 7-6. Boston. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Urban Cowboy' A blue [TM C] MOVIE; Arthur* A drunken, he­ Association Series From Ascot. Calif Dave Stewart. 12-7, earned his (Taped) Scott Bailes, 3-2, got the win with collar worker who fancies himself a donistic young millionaire falls in love with fifth consecutive victory, scatter­ About Town modern day cowboy falls in love with a girl relief help from Stewart, who got a poor waitress, but his tdmily threatens to [M AX] MOVIE; 'Fiona' A British sex he m eets in a popular country and-w ostnrn ing five hits before needing cui ofl his inheritance unless he marries a symbol tells the story of her rise to noto­ the last five outs for his first save. bar John Travolta. Debra Winger, Scott debutante Dudley Moore, Liza Minnelli. Sir riety and fame Fiona Richmond. Anthony Stewart pitched out of trouble after seventh-inning relief help from Glenn 1980 Rated PG John Gielgud 1981 Rated PG Dennis Eckersley, who picked up Marble hunt — Eric Levesque and Kari Barrera, Steel 198 0 Rated R Bailes left the game in the eighth [USA] MOVIE: ‘Kingdom of the Spi­ his seventh save. Here’s advice for writers first; Jenifer Tedsel and Kari Barrera, second; 7 :0 0 P M CD CBS News [TM C] MOVIE; 'Year of the Dragon' A with one out and runners on first CD N e w s ders' Insecticides create a mutant race of New York police captain battles an under­ Boston right-hander Roger Cle­ Manchester Community College is offering two Martha Rautenberg, third. tarantulas who spin their ^eb of terror ar­ and third. OD W heel of Fortune (CC) w orld crim e b o ss in San Francisco s China­ mens, 8-7, last year’s Cy Young workshops for writers. "How to Earn Additionai Marlin School: bike race — Tim Sekelsky and Ben ound an Arizona town William Shatner. town district Mickey Rourke. John Lone Tiffany Bolling, Woody Strode 1977 Blue Jays 5, Twins 2 winner in the American League, Money as a Freelance Writer,” and “ How to Get Your Berte, first; Michele Cote and Danny Meiser, second. OD SI 00,000 Pyramid 1985 Rated R A P photo Cli) Jeffersons (CC) Pan 1 of 2 Jesse Barfield's four hits and was 4-0 in six previous starts. Bubble gum blowing contest — For biggest bubble, 3*1 5 P M [OIS] MOVIE: 'Topper' An (dD Star search (60 min ) Book Published” will be offered on Aug. 1. The 1 :00AM Jimmy Key’s pitching led Toronto The victory enabled Oakland to Whitney Peterson, first; Kevin Perry, second. CtQ) Best of Saturday Night auto accident turns George and Marian Australian Rodger Davis punches the air after a birdie instructor is Elane Feldman, a former publishing Kirby into madcap ghosts Cary Grant. dD True Confessions over Minnesota. Barfield had a move to within one game of AL Most bubbles within a bubble — Gina Watson, first; (20) m ; a *s *h agency markeing executive. She teaches at New York Constance Bennett. Roland Young 1937 (dD Joe Franklin double, three singles and one RBI. West leader Minnesota. putt on the 18th hole during the first round of the British University’s Center for Publishing. Whitney Peterson, second. W heel of Fortune (Colorized Version) Cit) Star Trek Key, 10-6, allowed six hits and two Open in Muirfield, Scotland. Thursday. Davis fired a Olympic run — Ryan Rawlinitis. MacNeil / Lehrer Newshour Elizabeth Frost Knappman, a literary agent, former 9 l3 0 P M (?D Fourth Estate O il PTL Club earned runs in six innings. Tom Orioles 5, Royals 4 7-under-par 64 to lead after 18 holes. editor and current president of New England Verplanck School: watermelon seed spitting — Mike d i) Barney Miller 1 0 :0 0 P M (D Twilight Zone Two sto­ (|3) G rea t P e rfo rm a n c e s; F a ls ta ff Sir Henke, who struck out pinch-hitter Sutton, first; Darren White, second: Debbie Boucher, C30j Dating Game Billy Ripken singled Ken Gerhart Publishing Associates, will add her advice to the book nes an inmate and the warden's daughter Georg Solti conducts the Vienna Philhar­ Randy Bush with two outs and the publishing workshop. third: Jeff Reid, fourth: Paul Jendrzrsky and Kara (38) Jeffersons find freedom through a m ystical hexagram , monic Orchestra in this performance of into scoring position and Cal Verdi's comic opera starring Gabriel Bac- bases loaded in the ninth, picked up The freelance writing workshop will be offered from Gullickson, fifth. (40) Hollywood Squares a couple s stale marriage is revitalized Ripken Jr., drove him in with the when they encounter a young couple who quier in the title role (2 hrs . 3 0 min ) (R) (In his 18th save. go-ahead run, leading Baltimore 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., for $40. The book publishing Water balloon toss — Mark Flores and Jason Foire, (4l3 N o v e la V ic to ria Stereo) remind them of their former selves (60 Loser Bert Blyleven, 8-7, allowed over Kansas City. workshop will be from 2 to 5 p.m., for $50. For more first: Grace Nahn and Cathy Cartwell. second: Shawn (57) Nightly Business Report min ) (In Stereo) (3D M a u d e Faldo takes lead five runs and 10 hits in 7 2-3 innings. information, call 647-6242. Schnitzke and Cindy Shelton, third. [T ] N e w s Mike Boddicker, 7-4, picked up (61) M att Houston (61) Christian Children's Fund The Blue Jays have won all five the victory, while Tom Niedenfuer Bicycle obstacle course — Brian Sutton, first: Cris Gi} [CNN] CNN News [CNN] Moneyiinc [CNN] Crossfire games against the Twins this gained his third save by getting the Post, second; Mike SUtton, third. S ta r T rek [DIS] MOVIE Atta Girl. Kelly' (CC) A [ESPN ] Motorcycle Racing; Isle of Man season by a combined score of 41-8 final out. The loser was Charlie Playgrounds announce winners Buckley School: muscle contest — Mikey Midford, Seeing Eye guide dog makes a very special (^J Crime Story Torello’s subpoen­ 500cc World Championship Series Brewers 6, Angels 4 Leibrandt, 8-8. at British Open The Manchester Recreation Department has re­ Jason Blakesly, Mark Midford. Rickey Blakesly. impression on those whose lives she en aed to testify on Luca's behalf (60 mm ) From the British Isles (60 min ) (Taped) riches Beau Bridges. Billy Corcoran. .1 D With the game tied 3-3, Gerhart leased a list of recent winners at various playground Carrom — Joe Rushlow, first: Rickey Blakesly, |R) (In Stereo) Ernest Riles capped a four-run Cannon 1967 1:05AM 3 D M O V IE : 'A u th o r l A u th o r l' singled leading off the seventh. activities. second: Jennifer Lond, third. Great Performances; Falstaff Sir Just as a playwright is finishing his new second inning with a two-run single, By Larry SIddons promptly cut a stroke off Davis' [ESPN] SportsCenter Georg Solti conducts the Vienna Philhar­ With one out, Billy Ripken singled Center Springs Park; Olympic run, Martha Broad jump — Mark Midford. Broadway play, his wife runs away and and Rob Deer hit his 21st homer as The Associated Press lead with birdie-2 on the fourth hole [HBO ] MOVIE; 'The Lion of Africa' (CC) monic Orchestra in this performance of leaves five children in his care Al Pacino, and then Cal Jr., greeted reliever Rautenberg, first; Jennifer Tedesco, second: Chris Sack race — Mikey Midford. Milwaukee beat California. The fifth-place finisher in th>* A doctor’s efforts to acquire desperately Verdi's comic opera siarrmy Gabriel Bac- Dyan Cannon. Tuesday Weld 1982 (R) Steve Farr with a fielder’s-choice Packer, third. Long run — Rickey Blakesly. needed medical supplies for her African quier m the title role (2 h rs '. 3 0 m in ) (R| (In Teddy Higuera, 8-7, won for the MUIRFIELD. Scotland — Nick Open last year and a top-eig(n Softball throw — Rickey Blakesly. practice are complicated by natural ha Stereo) 1:20AM [HBO] MOVIE: s o b .' a grounder that forced his brother Faldo of England celebrated his finisher in four of the last five Bubble blowing — Kari Barrera, first; Joshua Hollywood producer turns his G rated third time in his last four starts, but zards and her immediate dislike of the GD Noticiero Univision but scored Gerhart with the go- Solomonson, second; Lucas Solomonson, third. Fifty-yard dash — Jen Cyr. bomb into a lavish erotic musical for finan­ needed relief help from Mark Clear birthday one day ahead of schedule summers. Faldo moved to the tern truck driver taking her to her destination A P p ho to ahead run. Football throw — Rickey Blakesly. dZ) Front Row Center cial success Juhe Andrews, William Hol­ and Dan Ple'sac. today, splashing into the early at 2-under34 with a birdie-3 on No, « Fifty-yard dash — Kari Barrera and Johnny Brian Dennehy, Brooke Adams 1987 (In Mike Young hit his 10th home run Golf hit — Rickey Blakesly. Stereo) ID Man from U.N.C.L E, den. Richard Mulligan 1981 Rated R. Clear pitched out of a two-on, second-round lead at the British and birdied the par-3 I3th with n Rautenberg, first; Eric Levescue and Ricky Saucier, leading off the eighth for Baltimore [M AX] MOVIE; 'Back to the Future' 1 :30AM (2^ (30) Friday Night Videos Oakland’s Carney Lansford slides in safely with a stolen one-out jam in the seventh after the Open as the weather on Scotland's 10-foot putt. second; Eric Levescue and Jenifer Tedsel, third. 1 0 : 3 0 P M Cl8) T a le s of th e U n e x ­ and that proved to be the game- Hop — Martha Rautenberg and Johnny Rautenberg, (CC) A time machine transports a teenager p e c te d (In Stereo) base in the second inning as Boston shortstop Spike Angels had scored twice, and east coast took a dreadful turn. Faldo, who turns 30 on Saturday, back to the fienod when his parents were winner when the Royals came back College seeks crafters (38) Odd Couple Home Shopping Game Plesac pitched the final two innings Faldo, winner of this year’s lost two strokes with bogey-5s on 14 first; Kari Barrera and Doug Saucier, second: Eric in high school Michael J Fo*. Christopher Owen comes down with a late tag in Thursday night’s in the bottom of the ninth on an RBI Levesque, third.' GD El Estudio de Lola Beltran dD Gene Scott for his 19th save. Spanish Open and a consistent and 15 before a birdie-4 on the 17th. The Manchester Community College Alumni Associ­ Lloyd. Lea Thompson 1985 Rated PG (In game at Fenway Park. The Athletics won, 6-3. double by rookie third baseman Crab walk — Eric Levesque, first: Doug Saucier, Stereo) (57) McLaughlin Group [CNN] Newsnight Update D<>pr hit his fifth homer in seven British Open performer, shot 2- "T o get it under par on a day like ation will have a craft fair in the Lowe Program Center Kevin Seitzer. under par 69 for a two-round total of today was hard work,” Faldo said. best effort: Martha Rautenberg. second: Kari on Oct. 17. [U SA] Airwolf (60 mm ) [HBO] MOVIE: ‘The Jewel of th e N ile ' [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Beautiful Blonde (CC) Novelist Joan Wilder and adventurer from Bashful Bend' An error in aim 5-under 137. "You just had to be patient.” Barrera, third. 7 .3 0 P M (]D PM Magazine Gregory Booth reservations are being accepted. An 8-by-lO- Jack Colton race against an evil Middle causes a young markswoman to flee to a Nick Price of South Africa, who Among other early starters, Front crab walk — Eric Levesque, first; Kari Peck, motorcycle rarer Jeff Ward small town and disguise herself as a foot booth costs $25; a lO-by-lO-foot booth costs $30. The Eastern leader in pursuit of a fabulous also started the day 3-under, American Ken Green, who started Barrera, second; Martha Rautenberg and Johnny CT) Current Affair sweet, sedate schoolmarm Betty Grable. fair will be open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and space is jewel Kathleen Turner. Michael Douglas, bogeyed twice in the front nine the round tied for second at 67, was Rutenberg, third. dD (22) Jeopardy! (CC) Danny DeVito 1985 Rated PG. (In Stereo) Cesar Romero, Rudy Vallee 1949 Gooden locates a win over the Reds available for 54 crafters. around an eagle-3 on the eighth hole having trouble, dropping four Around the field run — Kari Barrera, first; Eric dD Entertainment Tonight [USA] Night Flight For more information, call Candy Tatro at 647-6137 '11:00PM CD CE) (iS (g) ® ® and barely missed a birdie putt at strokes on fourbogeys to stand even Levesque, second; Martha Rautenberg, third. (11) INN News N e w s [ M A X ] m o v i e : -w ro n g Is NEW YORK (AP) - Dwight or 649-3502. 1 ;55AM Astros 2, Phillies 1 Dodgers 7, Pirates 0 17. then bogeyed the 18th for an after 13. (3i) (2|) C a rs o n 's C o m e d y Classir^s ( S (0) Werewolf While witnessing his Right A globe-hopping TV anchorman Gooden has learned that even with best friend s grisly transformation into a deals with Arab sheiks and international Houston’s Ken Caminiti felt as even-par 70 and 36-hole total of 139. Defending champion Greg Nor­ dO) Barney M iller a 90-mph fastball, aggressiveness NL Roundup Fernando Valenzuela pitched a werewolf, college student Eric Cord (John agents Sean Connery, Katherine Ross. doesn't always work. high as the roof in the Astrodome seven-hitter for his first shutout of First-round leader Rodger Davis man was plagued by bunker trouble (30) (40) N e w ly w e d G a m e York) is stricken with the same curse and 1982 Rated R “ Sometimes, I ’ll go out there, after hitting a home run. a triple the season and the first against of Australia, whose 7-under par 64 for the second day in a row and dD Major League Baseball; Oakland A's left to search for the one man (Chuck Con­ 2:00AM CID Dream Girl U.S.A and scoring the winning run in his was fashioned before the winds remained even-par through 34 Public Records at Boston Red Sox (3 hrs ) nors) who can help him (2 hrs.) (R) throw six or seven fastballs right Parker, who batted three times Pittsburgh this year. C£) Best of Saturday Night Live first major-league game. picked up late Thursday, was holes. (5^ State W e're In Carol Burnett and Friends down the middle, and expect the with men on base, hit into two Valenzuela. 8-7, struck out eight, dD (iD R u n a w a y W ith th e R ic h an d Fa m o u s Gerald Young, playing center starting Round 2 early in the And two-time Open winner Seve balls to be hit right at somebody.” double plays and grounded into a walked four and induced four [CNN] Crossfire (3D MOVIE: ‘The Last Man on Earth' The Barbara Eden in Austria; Gavin MacLeod in field in the absence of injured Billy afternoon. Ballesteros of Spain had even worse survivor of a killer epidemic is sought by he said. “ And if you do that against forceout to end the game. double plays. It was the left­ Warranty deeds Thomas G and Denise C Russell P. and Catherine C. LeRoy, [ESPN] U S. Olympic Festival Preview the Caribbean, air travel on the Concorde Hatcher, singled to right with one Making a strong run at the lead problems. Starting the day 2-over Swimming and wrestling finals and diving the w alking dead w ho leave their graves at (R) the Reds, they’ll rip you apart.” Gooden was shelled in his only hander’s 27th career shutout and Schaeffer and Donald and Cynthia Oak Park, conveyance tax $129.80. night Vincent Price. Franca Bettoca out in the bottom of the ninth inning was American Tom Watson. after a double bogey on the 18th, he Earle J. and Carolyn G. Wilson to preliminaries, from Raleigh-Durham, N C [ESPN] SpeedWeek Relying on location rather than other start against the Reds this his first since May 24, 1986. The A. Giguere to Richard E. and Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. (90 min ) (I. ive) 1964 to score Caminiti from third base, Aiming for a record-tying sixth made his first birdie of the Terence A. and Joyce G. McSwee- [USA] Night Flight speed, Gooden snapped a personal season, allowing nine hits and six complete game was his seventh of Carole K. Vizard, three-quarters Manley to Robert D. Gallivan and (2P Tales From the Darkside A young giving the Astros a 2-1 victory Open title, Watson was 3-under for ney. 73 Knollwood Road, $195,000. 8 * 0 0 P M (dD CBS Summer Playhouse three-game losing streak against the year, tying him with the tournament but still dropped two man wants to get rid of an unwanted guest S o lid G o ld runs in three innings July 5. interest in 35-37 Flower St., Craig A. Sylvester. Beacon Hill Doctors Wilde ‘ Drama. Joseph Bottoms 2:30AM (JD Thursday night over Philadelphia. the round and 5-under for the more strokes to stand 4-over in his Manhattan apartment. Cincinnati, pitching his first shu­ “ You think, because of all the Pirates’ Rick Reuschel for the NL Oak Forest Realty Inc. to Howard $127,500. Condominium, conveyance tax and Jennifer Hetrick star as a husband- (ip INN News Caminiti, called up from Class tournament through 13 holes, des­ through 32 holes. SD Tales of the Unexpected tout of the season as the New York right-handed hitters. I ’d have an lead. M. Brayall and Elisa M. Papan- Thomas G. and Denise C. $84.70. wife veterinary team in Los Angeles. (60 ® Music City, U.S.A. AA Columbus of the Southern pite a pair of bogeys on the front As the second day started, Davis min.) ® M * A * S * H Mets posted a 9-0 victory Thursday easy time with this club.” Gooden drea. Oak Forest Condominium, Schaeffer and Donald and Cynthia Joseph E. and Edna A. Lutz to [CN N] Sports L^tenight League on Wednesday, walked with Cubs 4, Giants 1 nine. was well clear of an American- $127,700 dD Spring Break Reunion From Fort Lau­ GD PELICULA: 'M i Caballo el Cantador' night. said. "But they’ve been tough. A. Giguere to Thomas and Marjory Joan E. Hutchinson and Joyce M. [ESPN] SportsCenter one out in the ninth, went to second Jamie Moyer pitched four-hitball Raymond Floyd of the United dominated pack. derdale, Fla songs of the '50s and '60s Antonio Aguilar. Flor Silvestre 1978 Gooden held the Reds to six These guys don’t get cheated on Holiday Homes Corp. to Char­ V. Albert, one-quarter interest in Fairweather. McKee Farm, on a single by Craig Reynolds, and for 6 2-3 innings and Andre Dawson States, playing in the same three­ A return to the American tour is performed by Jan and Dean. Little An­ © S C T V 3:00AM (3D Best of Saturday Night singles and a double, struck out just their swings, and they make lotte M. Auclair, 127 Elvree St., 35-37 Flower St., $42,500. $145,000 thony. Del Shannon, the Association, the Live took third when reliever Mike hit a two-run double as Chicago some as Faldo and Price, had the the goal for Davis, who more than conveyance tax $95.70. Crystals, the Drifters, the Mamas & the Pa­ [CNN] Moneyiine two batters and walked one, raising contact. In most cases, I like going U 4 R Construction Co. to Stanley J. and Sandra L. Opalach (H) MOVIE: 'The House of Fear' Based Jackson intentionally walked beat San Francisco at Candlestick best round of the early starters, tripled his prize money last year, pas, Peter Noone (from Herman s Her­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet his record to 7-2 and lowering his right after the hitters, but tonight I Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. on "The Five Pips" by Arthur Conan Michael P. and Pamela J. Hiza, to Nelson C and Marilyn C. Eddy. mits), Lou Christie, the Strawberry Alarm pinch-hitter Jose Cruz to load the Park. putting together four birdies for a when he won the European PGA Manley to Michael J. Fortuna. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Desert Hearts' During Doyle. The British supersleuth investigates earned run average to 2.41. toned it down a bit.” Mountain Farm, $218,416. Southfield Green Condnminiumn. Clock, John Sebastian, Bobby Vee, bases. Young then lined the first All the hits off Moyer, 9-6, were 3-under 68 to go with an opening-day Championship. her stay at a Reno ranch in 1959 while the murders of members of a gentlemen's ” I reached back for something Beacon Hill Condominium, convey­ Sharon Lynn Cardin to James Fabian, and the Kingston Trio Hosts: Con­ The Mets supported Gooden’s pitch from Jackson, 3-7, into right 72 for a 140 total. $155,500. awaiting a divorce, a straight-laced English club Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce. 1945. singles. The left-hander, who "Since then, I guess I ’ve won half ance tax $80.30. nie Stevens. Frankie Avalon. (2 hrs ) extra only twice,” he said. “ I effort with an 11-hit attack, includ­ and Joan Varrelman, 6-8 Lincoln Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. professor drifts into a lesbian relationship field to end the game. walked two and struck out four, was Floyd, who needs the Open to a million dollars,” he said. "This [CNN] News Overnight mostly teased the hitters with slow ing Gary Carter’s three-run homer Michael P. and Pamela J. Hiza to St., no conveyance tax. Manley to Mary Ann Senkbeil, dD do) Sledge Hammer! (CC) Satanic Helen Shaver, Patricia Charbonneau. Au- Expos 2, Braves 0 relieved by Scott Sanderson in the comlete the set of Grand Slam year, I am trying to get my playing Edward L. and Diane S. Vasko, cultists storm the precinct after Sledge ar­ dra Lindley. 1986 Rated R. [DIS] MOVIE: 'Topper' An auto accident breaking balls and came back with in the seventh inning off reliever Dorothy Grannis to Jacqueline Beacon Hill Condominium, convey­ rests their leader (R) (In Stereo) turns George and Marian Kirby into mad­ seventh after Chris Speier ended championships, plays best when card in the States. It wasn’t really [TM C] MOVIE: 'Adventures of a Taxi hard stuff low and away. I wanted Bill Landrum. South Farms, $160,000. M. Wilson. Manchester Gardens ance tax $94.60. cap ghosts. Cary Grant, Constance Ben­ Floyd Youmans pitched a three- the shutout bid with a run-scoring, the weather is worst, and he could with that in mind that I came to the f P N e w s Driver' A happy-go-lucky London cabbio to keep everything low in the strike " I ’m glad we’re through with the Joel B. Wilder and Albert L. Condominium, $47,900. Allan T. Hooey to James Gentile. nett, Roland Young 1937 (Colorized Ver­ hitter for his second consecutive pinch-hit single. Sanderson finished find himself in the right place at the Open.” CH) Jeffersons (CC) Part 2 of 2 picks up dozens of beautiful passengers sion) zone.” Mets after this series,” Rose said. shutout and Ruble Brooks drove in Manley to Jacquelin S. McKenzie, Deborah L. Evans to CIL Realty Capitol View Heights, $155,000. every day. Larry Evans. Judy Geeson, Ad the game for his second save. right time. But with his top performance this QD W heels (2 hrs ) Part 5 of 5 Gooden, throwing a strikingly “ I feel the Mets are going to be a Beacon Hill Condominium, convey­ Associates Eighty Seven-One Ltd. Catherine and Robert Raum to riahne Posta. 1981. Rated R [^SPN] U.S. Olympic Festival two runs with a home run and Ryne Sandberg had a sacrifice fly After a first day played primarily year being a second in Monte Carlo ance tax $81.40. (ID MOVIE; 'GhouHes' A satanic cuitist Scheduled Opening Ceremonies. From low 106 pitches, “ made the hitters rough team to beat these next few sacrifice fly as Montreal beat Partnership, Wellsweep Condomi­ Steven T. Gronedyke, Northwood [USA] Fridays * Raleigh-Durham, N C (90 min.) (R) and Leon Durham hit his 16th in dry, calm conditions, the Muir­ a month ago, Davis knew a standout Francis J. and Catherine A. conjures up a host of assorted little crea­ hit my pitch” by staying ahead in months.” Atlanta for the Expos’ fourth nium. $110,500. Townhouse Condominium, $84,900. tures who intend to prey on his weekend homer, for the Cubs’ other runs. field course was raked by rain as effort here would only help his Boser to Sharon Cardin, Woodland 1 1 : 3 0 P M (3D® N ig h tlin e (CC) [TM C] MOVIE: 'Desert Hearts' During the count with 18 first-ball strikes — After scoring an unearned run in straight victory. John Turner and Valette E Orest B. Stelmach to Catherine J. guests Peter Liapis, Lisa Pelikan 1985. her stay at a Reno ranch in 1959 while the golfers teed off for the second chances. Manor Condominium, $96,000. dD C a n n o n he reached a three-ball count twice the first, New York sent nine men to Youmans, 7-3, struck out five and Padres 9, Cardinals 8 Gourley to Patricia J. Rock and Raum, Oak Forest Condominium. dD Stingray Stingray investigates the awaiting a divorce, a straight-laced English round. "Why do I want to play in the 0D INN News professor drifts into a lesbian relationship. — and never allowed a runner past the plate and scored four runs in the walked five en route to his sixth William R. Dumas Jr. to Keith A. Robert J. Gorman Jr.. 92 Hackma­ $131,900. mystery surrounding the death of a re­ Benito Santiago homered off Clouds hung heavy over the Firth U.S.?” Davis said, repeating the and Mary Ellen Pierce, 133 Cooper tarded man's father. (60 min.) (R) (In dD Not Available in Stores Helen Shaver. Patricia Charbonneau. Au- third base. He also introduced the third off starter Bill Gullickson, 9-6. straight winning decision. In his reliever Todd Worrell with one out tack St.. $123,000. Myrtle O. Harper to Mark and dra Lindley 1986 Rated R. of Forth and the forecast was for question. “ One of the main reasons Hill St., conveyance tax $115.50. Stereo) (§) ® Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) Reds to a sinking fastball that The inning was highlighted by a last game. Youmans pitched a In the bottom of the 10th inning to Silk Mill Associates Ltd. Partner­ Marlene Abrahamson, Northfield [USA] Fridays the conditions to get even worse by is that the competition is stronger dD Washington Week in Review (S) Racing from Plainsfield produced 17 groundball outs. tainted three-run double by Kevin one-hitter to beat Houston, 1-0. William Lukas III to Lois E. ship to Brophy Ahern Develop­ Green Condominium, conveyance lift San Diego over St. Louis. the end of the day and remain that per player, and the money Is also a ® Major League Baseball: New York 3:25AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : -s ta r 8 0 ' “ I ’ve seen him throw harder, but McReynoIds, whose routine fly ball Piacenti, Wellsweep Condomi­ ment, Chestnut Street, no convey­ (^ Hogan's Heroes Doyle Alexander, 4-6, retired the Worrell, 4-4, enetered the game in way through Saturday. lot bigger. It’s an incentive.” tax $143. Yankees at Texas Rangers (3 hrs.) (CC) The story of Dorothy Slratten,. 1980 he got the big outs when he needed was lort in the lights by center nium. $107,000. ance tax. dZ) N e w s first 12 Montreal batters before Tim the 10th and struck out Chris Brown The weather did nothing to Davis used strong iron play and Roger A. Evarts to James B. Novela; Pobre Senorita Limamour Playmate of the Year who was murdered them,” Reds Manager Pete Rose fielder Tracy Jones. Carol Ann Witkowski to Glenn R. Russell P. LeRoy and Catherine [CN N] Sports Tonight by her estranged husband, is portrayed. Wallach opened the bottom of the leading off. But Santiago ended the dampen Faldo’s game, though. steady putting to build a round Just Holmes Jr., Carriage House Con­ Washington Week in Review (CC) said. 'He made some excellent It was the New York’s fourth Tarro, Pine Street Condominium, C. LeRoy to Laura J. Whitney, dominium, $86,000. [DIS] MOVIE; 'Glass Bottom Boat' An Mariel Hemingway, Eric Roberts. Cliff Rob­ fifth with a triple. Brooks followed game with his eighth home run of The ninth-leading money-winner one stroke off the Open record and conveyance tax $105.60. dD MOVIE: 'Foxes' Four teenage girls engineering physicist hooks a public rela­ ertson 1983. Rated R. pitches, especially to Dave straight victory and Cincinnati’s with a long fly to center, scoring the season, a drive over the Beacon Hill Condominium. $88,500. Steven J. and Karen Siracusa to grow up in a world of drugs and sexual on this year's European PGA "Tour the best at Muirfield since the tions employee in his space laboratory Parker.” fourth straight loss. Wallach. right-field wall. Clifford H. Keeney and Wesley E. Loros Yousefzadeh to Patrick R. Peter Ling-Hoo Hung and Ste­ promiscuity Jodie Foster, Scott Baio, Doris Day. Rod Taylor. Paul Lynde. 1966 3:30AM (X) Banacek was in the fifth group off the tee and course was changed in 1980. Sally Kellerman. 1980. Keeney to Fairway Estates, Kee­ and Linda M. Hennessey. 101-103 phanie Wing-Yu Sum, 87 Wedge- [ESPN] SportsCenter @) To Be Announced. ney Street. $122,000. [CNN] PrimeNews Center St., $163,200. wood Drive, $120,000. [USA] Assaulted Nuts [USA] Asseulted Nuts Edward L. and Diane S. Vasko to John F. Tavamesi to Robert B. [U SA] Benny Hill Show (60 min.) John S. and Susan C. Tindall to 3 :4 5 A M [USA] Night Flight Philip J. Baribault, 14 Linden St., 1 1 : 3 5 P M (3D Entertainment Tonight Brodeur, Oak Park, $104,000. Michael F. and Joanne B. Florio, 8:30PM CE ® MOVIE: streetcar Christopher Reeve talks about "Superman 3|55AM [M AX] MOVIE; -Karate Kid Corrales’ tiring raises minority hiring issue again $ 120,000 . Nicholas and Leisa Djiounas to Named Desire' (CC) A woman's re­ Weldon Estates, $144,000. IV"; "Britishmania '87. " a David Frost re­ Part Tw o' (CC) While in Okinawa the 'Kid' pressed sexuality is awakened by the bru­ port. (In Stereo) must defend his mentor and himself tality of her animalistic brother-in-law. against bitter foes determined to destroy By The Associated Press Felske, who was let go on June 18, major-league baseball do not pro­ Ann-Margrel, Treat Williams, Beverly 1 1 :4 5 P M [USA] Night FHght Doc, here. It’s just time to start hitting instructor five or six years bullpen coach and that Ueberroth them. Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki 'Pat' Mor- duce results in the hiring of D'Angelo. 1984. (R) his replacement was white. looking ahead. What’s done is from now.” had told teams they should hire the Thoughts 1 2 : 0 0 A M 3D Ask Dr. Ruth (CC) ita, Nobu McCarthy. 1986. Rated PG. (In CHICAGO - The firing of Pat Democratic presidential con­ minorities in managerial Jobs soon, Stereo) done.” best person available, regardless of dD $1.000,000 Chance of a Lifetime he may consider court action. After comments by former QD At the Movies Scheduled reviews: Corrales has again brought to the tender Rev. Jesse Jackson critic­ Also on the Indians coaching staff race. GD Major League Baseball: New York "Full Metal Jacket" (Matthew Modine, forefront the hiring of minorities in ized the Indians for the hiring ” We didn’t consider anyone else is Bobby Bonds, the team’s hitting Dodgers vice president Al Campa- Yankees at Texas Rangers (2 hrs., 30 Adam Baldwin); "Innerspace" (Dennis but Doc,” Indians Senior Vice nls that blacks lacked the "necessi­ ” We expect to see dramatic Summeitime in Manchester is a neighbors who want their town to be we are and the life that we are min.) (Live) baseblill. procedure. instructor, who is black. real neighborhood experience. It Quaid, Martin Short); "The Squeeze" (Mi­ Corrales was fired Thursday as “ It’s not wrong for a black to not President Dan O’ Brien said. "Ob­ ties” to fill managerial positions, results (in minority hiring) In the active and available to those who allowed to enjoy. God does bless dD db Wall Street Week chael Keaton. Rae Dawn Chong). “ I ’m happy for Doc and I have includes a wonderful outdoor manager of the Cleveland Indians, have been hired,” Jackson said viously with Doc we had a conti­ Jackson met with Commissioner next year or two,” Levin said. live in and around it. America. D e lia s (C C ) J.R . and Bo bby @ ) MOVIE: 'Butterfield 8' A beautiful ATTENTION sympathy for Pat,” Bonds said. ” I market where fresh vegetables and 9:00PM CD the team with the worst record In from Detroit in an interview with nuity, a familiarity and a back­ Peter Ueberroth and the owners to This probably sounds like an Dear God, thank you for the town, investigate Parmalee when they learn that model with few illusions about life, falls in think the best man got the job. I ’m "Baseball, football, these are not fruits can be purchased — a great love with a married man. Elizabeth Taylor, KIRBY OWNERS!! the American League after being Cleveland television station ground in this organization. ensure teams were instituting advertisement for the Manchester state and country that we live in. his claims could threaten control of Ewing just glad they stayed within the private game reserves for the rich (free) concert series at the Band- Oil. (60 min.) (R) Laurence Harvey, Eddie Fisher. 1960, tabbed as one of the preseason WEWS. " It ’s a sin for no black nor “ Doc has the background, the affirmative action programs. Chamber of Commerce. Instead, It Help us to appreciate the joys and W« hav« 8ENUINE M RSY M R T t organization. and for the elite,” Jackson said. d D M o v ie (^ Consumer Discount Network managerial experience and the shell with programming to delight is a positive commentary on a life the sorrows, the freedom and even favorites for the East Division title. Hispanic to have been considered.” “ It’s not surprising they would "They too fall within the law of our Alfred Hitchcock Presents W« ragair K M y VaoiM M loyalty,” O’Brien said. "You have all ages and musical tastes — fairs that still exists in America — the rules that we must live by in ® dD M iam i Vice (CC) A double agent Doc Edwards, SO, the Indians’ Jackson said he was sending a “ This is my fourth year with the hire from within in the middle of the country. Affirmative action is the — relay races — fireworks displays attempting to elude KGB and CIA opera­ ® ) Ask Dr. Ruth (CC). (R) bullpen coach, was named to letter of protest to the baseball to give some of that loyalty back, Indians and if they had brought freedom, unrestricted and enjoyed order for this democracy to work so tives asks Castillo to care for his Russian Ilf season,” said Rich Levin, a spokes­ law. America does not guarantee — historical tours — an incredibly [CNN] Newsnight replace Corrales and Cleveland commissioner’s office. and that’s what we’re attempUng to by all. I really love the Fourth of well. It may have its problems, but wife and child. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) POBI Rd Plau, RL $0 somebody from the outside, we man for the commissioner’s office. success, but it does guarantee active recreation department — [ESPN] SportsLook won its first game under the former " It ’s just another situaton where do. July and I’m sure that’s what’s on it sure has its goodness. ® Connecticut News Week Vamon, CT would have had to start building all In a related move Thursday, the opportunity. When opportunity is strawberry festivals and more! [USA] MOVIE; 'Assassin of Youth' A major-league catcher, 4-3 over the the faith has been broken with the “ I would neither rule out or over again. •tty ^iud and our town is especially d P N o v e la : E sa M u c h a c h a d e O jo s C a fe 872-12M Indians promoted scouts Luis denied, when you are not consi­ reporter tries to rehabilitate a young anticipate Doc being back next How lovely to live in a town where and loyal In so many ways. Chicago White Sox. commitment to open up the doors “ Eventually, I’d like to manage. Isaac, who Is Hispanic, a i^ Dave dered because of your race, your (S) In Search of the Trojan W ar (CC) Vis­ woman after she becomes involved with 16% eacaaai wmi tWa caagaaT Corrales, 31-56 this year, is the and make room for people who have year. We have to have a second-half so much is offered to so many. We I think we can be proud of what we Joyce Hodgson Ferrett its to King Agamemnon's palace a. My­ Somewhere down the road I might Roberts to their coaching staff. sex or your religion, that’s Im­ drugs. Luana Waiters, Arthur Gardener. team that plays the way we think it are fortunate to have caring have and give God the glory for who The Salvation Army cenae, King Nestor's court at Pylos ^nd a 1937 second manager to be fired this been locked out,” Jackson said. get the chance. I enjoy what I ’m Levin said he was glad to see that moral, it’s un-American.-’ It’s also I season and like Philadelphia’s John He said if negotiations with should. But I ’m not talking about doing now, but I don’t want to be a Isaac would succeed Edwards as illegal.” j « - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday July |7. i»87

■J MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 17. 1987 - 17 SCOREBOARD Anderson hauls in ton SoftbaO Rcc soccer MataB.RadaD CINCINNATI NEW YORK abrhM wW- r h M of gold at U.S. Festival Larkin ss 4 0 10 Dvkstracf 4 2 10 A Cantril Pn W n TJonesef 40 10 BckmnSb 5 22 1 EDavIs If 302 0 KHmdzIb 3 110 ' i i i-'.s Mustangs 2 (Barrett Quaglla, Geof­ 'Porker rt 4000) Carter c 4 2 2‘J By Barry Wllner nloMat ntzoarold frey Mefts), Jefs 0 Bell 3b 3 0 10I Strwbrvrf 11 o i The Associated Press — Jon Olsen, 18, oif Jonesboro, Ark., wrist throw by Johnson as Blatnick Dolphins 1 (Brian GrabowskI), Oilers BDIazc 3 0 10 McRyIdsIf 4 03 3 finished with five golds and one 0 Fronen 1b 3 00 0 HJohsn3b slipped out of a headlock was the 3000 silver; Mike “Magic” Johnson, 17, DCncpc2b 3 000. Santana ss 4 0 10 •• DURHAM, N.C. — Sarah Ander­ beginning of the end for the Gulldcsn p To 1 0I (Toodenp 4 1 1.0 of Ankeny, Iowa, and Mary Petry, MIdgit girls son got six times as many gold Olympic champ. Verrabiph 1000 13, Annapolis, Md., took four golds. Dusty BLandmp 0000 medals as she hoped for and one Blatnick never caught up after Stallions 5 (Erin O'Neill 2, Beth Swimming was the only sport to Nuttnea AAdcticmlcal SarvIcM hald off Mlieros, KovDee Robenhvmer, Jen­ Scherrerp 0000 more than anyone ever has won in Johnson’s early three-point move, JI Collins^ 1000 (^include before tonight’s opening Ward Monufocturlno, 10-7, Thursday nifer Zllora), Rowdies 1 (Sarah one U.S. Olympic Festival. losing the first match 7-4 and the night of Koontv Flold. Sfovt Wlorzblckl Cappello) Tetals 388 7 8 Totals 31911 i ceremonies. In early action today, led Nutmco with three hits while Dove ” Anderson, a 17-year-oid second 3-0, surrendering two points Miner, Bubba Martin, Paul Carpenter, Cincinnall 888 888 888-4 preliminaries in platform diving in the final minute when a rally Junior girit NewYeril 188 888 swimmer from Moreno Valley and the second round of Greco- and OrlawskI each collected two (Tame Winning RBI — None. Calif., became the first athlete t^oboa. Struts 2W 488 818 O H concentrated. I said to myself that I Blatnick. who thrilled the nation Homestead, Dee Berg and Sandy Smith Milwaukee 6, California 4 _____ ^ IF H R CR BB SO ATLANTA MONTREAL received four inductees Thursday had two safeties apiece. Oakland 6, Boston 3 obrhbl obrhbl S(m Diege 381 N8 N8 i -H was going to swim as fast as I could with his gold medal at the Los Making the most of its hits, Polonia cf 5 2 2 1 Burks cf 4 12 0 obrhbl Obrhbl wie out when winning run scored. — swimmers Donna de Varona and Detroit 3, Seattle 2 MDavIs If 4 0 11 Bones W4 .2 71-3 9 3 2 0 1 OJamescf 3 0 10 Wlnghtncf 4 0 10 for as long as I could and It just Angeles Olympics after a much- Moriarty Brothers routed Herb’s Baltimore 5, Kansos City 4 Barrett 2b 4 0 10 Gaiw Winning RBI — Santiago (3). Shirley Babashoff. former heavy­ Northsrn AAurphy cf 10 10 Boggs3b 3 12 1 SStwwartS,! 12-3 0 0 0 0 0 Oberkfl 3b 3 0 10 Webster rt 4 0 0 0 Sontlog®. DP— Son DtaM 1. LDB— worked out. This is really special.” publicized battle with Hodgkin’s Sports Shop. 16-2, in Greater New York 12, Texas 3 Chlcogo GPerry 1b 3 0 0 0 Raines It weight champion boxer Fioyd Oson Machine discarded Trash- Canseco rf 50 11 Rice If 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 SfLouls l2,]^DIego5.2B— Herr,Santlogo. Three other swimmers also leave Disease, was a first-round loser to _ Friday's (Tomes McGwIr 1b 4 0 0 0 GmwIIdh 4 00 0 Dotson L,7<4 9 9 4 4 3 5 DMrphy rf 3 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 3 110 HR-Forsch m; Patterson and track and field coach Hartford Twilight Baseball League 3-2r at Robertson Park. Lee M ) ot Boston RJcksn dh Umpires— Home, Brinkman; First. Griffey It 4 ao 0 Brooks ss the Festival with a special feeling Morris Johnson of San Francisco. A Snuffer wos the winning pitcher for (Boyd 1-2), 7:35 p.m. 5 0 10 OwEvrrsrf 4 12 1 2 112 I I ’ ' S®"?®?? SB-Coleman2 Dr. LeRoy Walker. action Thursday night at Moriarty Lonsfrd3b 4 110 Bucknr 1b 4 000 Reilly; Second, Welke; Third, Cooney. AThoms ss 3 0 0 0 Galarrg 1b 3 0 0 0 L*^L.LJphnson (1). Sr-C/Morflnez, DSmIth, Field Depn. For Trosh-Awav, Tom Zownir, - S*‘^*f«<>-»nostonl(>0)atDetrolt(Tanana Virgil c 3 0 0 0 Law 2b P^e Doran, and John Turtoro had two 0-6), 7:35 p.m. Bernzrd 2b 4 0 0 0 SOwen ss 2 0 0 1 3 0 10 Ready. SF— Flannery. . hits each. Tettleton c 3 2 11 Sheofferc 3 00 0 T— 2:33. A— 14,752. Hubbrd2b 3 0 10 Reedc 2 0 10 The Gas Housers collected 16 lSe»Yom 4-7) at Chlcogo (^■minss 4 13 1 Alexndr p 10 0 0 Youmnsp 3 0 0 0 StLeuls "• »• " « • • • < » : hits, including homers from Brian (DeLeon 50), 0 p.m. Baylor ph 10 10 Nettles ph Totals 39 611 5 Totals 33 3 0 3 1000 Forsch 4 6 5 5 1 1: Landry stays Crowley and Steve Chotiner, to put WsstSide ‘Otmcy lOO) at Minnesota Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 PPerry 2 4 3 3 1 3- S p o rts In B r ie f (Viola OO), 0:05 p.m. Oakland Tetats 27 0 3 0 Totals 27 2 5 2 Tunnell 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 O' away Herb’s. “ We made the most of North United Methodist devoured . Bolhmore (Bell 6-7) at Kansas City . . . OW 310-6 Thought, p-2, at Pagani Field. Boston 110 000 010-3 Dayley 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 4' our hits,” cited Moriarty Manager (Gubizca 7-0), 0:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — Polonia (4). BrawersB,Angals4 Worrell L,4-( 1-311101: with Cowboys Bll Noyes, Tim Thresher, and Mick OillfOmla (Witt 11-5) at Milwaukee Montreal see 8ie lo x -2 Son DISM Gene Johnson. Holmes had two bingles apiece to lead (Wegmon 7-8), 0:35 p.m. E— Griffin, SOwen, Buckner. DP— Milbury retires, will coach in A H L Oakland 1. LOB— Oakland 8, Boston 0. Game Mnnnlng RBI — Brooks (5). Whitson 3 2-3 7 7 7 4 4' DALLAS (AP) — Dallas Coach M oriarty’s, 10-8, resumes action the winners. Arnie Fink had two hits for . .11*2'.X®** (Rhoden 11-5) at Texas (Witt CALIFORNIA MILWAUKEE ’• LDB— Aflonto 6, /Mont- the losers. 4-4), 0:35 p.m. 2B— Polonia, MDovIs, Boggs 2, (XvE- Cmstpck 21-3 2 0 0 1 4- BOSTON — Boston Bruins’ defenseman Mike Milbury, 35, Tom Landry says he has decided to tonight at 6 against Society for wins, Burks, Boy lor. HR— Tettleton (4). abrhM abrhM 1.I 1. J®— MDavIs 1 1 0 0 1 r _ , Sofutday's (Tomes SB— Polonia 2 (20), McGwire (1), Ownngdh 4 0 0 1 Molltordh 4 2 11 .HH— Gi'OOl's (8). SB— AThomas Gossoge 2 21122! announced his retirement from the National Hockey League stay put for three more seasons and Savings at Trinity College. The Pagan! Ooklond at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Lansford (20). SF— SOwen. Jayner 1b 5 14 1 Riles ss 4 0 12 (5), IMnnlnghom (16). S— Alexander. SF— McCllersW,56 1 0 0 0 2 2- Thursday and he was named the coach and general manager of MB’s have a doubleheader Satur­ Baltimore at Kansas City, 3:20 p.m. OeCncs3b 3 0 0 0 Yount cf Brooks. hopes to rebuild the Cowboys Re«d Construcflon nailed Natsiff 5 0 3 0 PPerry pitched to 1 batter In the 7lh. ' day at Moriarty Field, hosting the Cleveland at Chicago, 7 p.m. ^ '•* H R IR BB SO Hendrck If 2 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 100 ■ IF H R ER BB SO the Maine Mariners, the Bruins’ farm team in Portland, Maine, following one of the most frustrat­ Sf*"!!*.*' ot Pooani Field. Tany Seattle at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Oakland JKHowl If 2 0 0 0 Deer If 3 12 1 AflGnlO in the American Hockey League. ing years in the club’s history. Vernon Orioles in a 5 p.m. makeup Hoi'k'n* 1^ Reed's with three hits while Toronto at MInhesoto, 0:05 p.m. Stewart W,1^7 61-3 5 2 2 4 4 DWhltert 50 00 Ftkterlt 0 0 0 0 Alexander L>6 7 5 2 2 2 7 and then entertaining the Newing­ Glenn Dubals and Joe Foron added two California at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. Milbury played 12 full season with the Bruins. Milbury, playing “ We’re optimistic. We’re below Eckersley S,7 2 3 1 1 0 1 Boonec 3 12 1 Kiefer 3b 3 00 0 Assnmehr 1 0 0 0 0 1 ton Capitols in the nightcap. hits apiece. Nassif was led by two hits New York at Texas, 0:35 p.m. Boston RJones If 0 0 0 0 Braggs rf 3 111 Montreol a physical style of hockey, had only 49 goals in his 754 where we should have been last epch from Tim WIsnIeskI and Al Sundovs (Tomes Polldor ss Moriarty’s put the game away in Menaslon. Clemens LJI-7 O 10 6 5 2 6 3 0 10 Mannngrt 0 0 0 0 Younrans W,7-3 9 3 0 0 5 5 regular-season games with the Bruins. He also had 180 assists year, but we’li be working hard and Ooklond at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Stanley l 1 0 0 0 0 Ryatph 0 0 0 0 Schroedrc 3 0 0 0 the first inning with a five-run Seattle at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Wynegarc and 1,552 penalty minutes. we’ll be a factor in the eastern BK— Clemens. 0 0 0 0 Sveum2b 4 12 0 explosion highlighted by Crowley’s Charter Oak Toronto at Minnesota, 2:15 p.m. Umpires— Home, Palemro; Rrst, Morri­ Pettis cf 4 10 0 Dodgers 7, Pirates 0 BASEBALL race.” Land^ said Thursday after Cleveland at Chicago, 2:X p.m. son; Second, Tschida; Third, Phillips! McLmr 2b 3 12 1 ____American League ending speculation that he would two-run homer. The locals added a Highland Park Market deteoted Mon- Baltimore at Kansas City, 2:35 p.m. T — 2:48. A— 34J61. Totals 34 4 9 4 Totals 33 610 5 C L^E LA N D INDIANS— Rred Pol Property Maintenance, 9-7, at California ot Milwaukee, 2 :» p.m. PITTSBURGH LOS ANGELS coach for only one more season. four-run fourth inning and a five- Corrales, manager. Named Doc Edwards’ run fifth inning in the rout. Fitzgerald Field. Skip Moreauand John New York at Texos, 8:35 p!m. 0)0 001 300-4 abrhM abrhM dKXKtaer. Named Luis Isooc and Dove! Rummells leads Hardee’s Classic The Cowboys finished 7-9 last Zavosanlk each ripped three hits to lead Milwaukee 041 000 01x-4 Bonlllorf 3 0 0 0 Andesn3b 4 0 10 Roberts coaches. Dave Bidwell was recipient of the Highland while Pat Irlshhodthreehits In Yankees 12, Rangers 3 Fermln ss 3 0 10 Duncan ss 3 12 1 season, their first losing record in defeat. National League standings Game Winning RBI — Molltor (2). VanSlyk cf MILWAUKEE BREWERS — • COAL V ALLEY, 111. — David Rummells had to get up early to M B explosion, going the distance on ~f~i'® 9‘*Hck,Pettls, Riles, Bulce, Joyner. 4 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 12 0 A^vrtedPaul Molltor, third baseman.’ 21 years. Landry described it as one DP— CnlltOmlo 1. LOB— California 10, MDIaz If 2 0 10 (iuerrer It 3 0 10 (^tloned Jim Paclorek, Inflelder-’ show off in front of the hometown folks in the $500,000 Hardee’s the mound. The former Manchester NEW YORK TEXAS AAorrIsn 3b 3 0 10 TLndrm It of the most frustrating years in Girls' Fast pitch East Dlvislen Obrhbl abrhM Mllwoukeel0.2B— Boone2,/Momor, Joyner 0 10 0 outflM^, to Denver of (he Americon! Golf Classic. High. School and Assumption Col­ WV L Pet. OB HR-Deer (21). S— KletOr, Wynegor. Ray 2b 4 0 10 Marshal rf 3 2 11 Association. Ploced football. , Manchester defeated South Windsor, St. Louis RHdsndh 6 110 Browne 2b 4 0 0 0 Bream 1b 4 0 10 lege standout spun a five-hitter, 56 31 .644 Wshgtnd 3 4 2 1 Fletchr ss SF— McLemore, Downing. MHtchr 1b 3 112 basemon, on the’ “I wanted to put on a good show,” said the 29-year-old native of As the only coach in the National IIM, In tost pitch softball octlon Montreal 48 4 0 2 1 Ortiz c 4 0 2 0 Stubbs 1b 0 10 0 15day disobled list. striking out eight while walking Thursday night ot Charter Oak Park. 39 .552 "e Cottocf 0 0 0 0 Sierra rf 5 12 0 - . IP H R ER BB SO nearby West Branch, Iowa. He shot a seven-under-par 63 Football League team’s 27-year New York 48 40 .545 t'/i Mtngly 1b Calltomla Kipper p 2 0 0 0 Scloscia c 4 0 0 0 NEW YDRK YANKEES-Purchosedthe' three. Lisa MorIconI was the winning pitcher Chlcogo 5 2 2 7 Prrshdh 4 0 10 Cndsl ph 1000 Sax 2b Thursday for a one-stroke lead after the first round. history, Landry led the Cowboys to 48 41 .539 9 Winfield rf 2 10 0 Incvglla If 4 0 0 0 McCilSklll L,M 3 1-3 7 5 5 4 4 2 00 0 «ntr®ct of Rich BordlMW^Tfron?: Ray Sullivan and Ray Gliha each tor Manchester while Kris Lankfordand Phllodelphlo 42 45 .483 14 Lozorko 3^3 2 0 0 1 1 BJonesp 0 0 0 0 Gamer 3b 10 0 0 C olum ^ M the International Lo o m .- With about 30 homefolk cheering him on, Rummells started at two Super Bowl victories in five Erin Twible ployed well. Manchester Pittsburg GWard If 4 0 0 0 OBrIen 1b 4 0 2 0 Valenzlo p ra p p ^ three hits and Ralph Gian- H4f«ld photo by Pimo 39 49 .443 17',^ Pglrulo 3b 5 2 2 0 MStanlyc 5 111 4 0 0 0 ReoilM Jeff Moronko, Inflelder, from' - 7:30 a.m. in the day’s first threesome. appearances, but the team hasn’t ends Its season ot 10-2. West Dlvislen Mltaaukee ’ i i 1 1 0 Totals 30 0 7 0 Totah 31 7 0 4 Co umbus. Optioned Pete RIson, pitcher, to' Salas c 2 110 McDwelcf 5 110 played in one for the past eight santi, Chris Petersen and Crowley W L Pet. OB Ceronec 2 0 2 3 Buechle3b 3 0 11 HIguera W4-7 61-3 7 4 3 2 5 Columbus. Dave Bidwell serves up a pitch during Moriarty’s Twilight Cincinnati 47 42 538 _ PlftslN/rgh 000 000 oon n _ BASKETBALL years. two apiece. Petersen and Gliha Houston Zuvella 2b 5 0 0 0 Clear 2-3 0 0 0 2 1 45 43 .511 V/a Tolleson ss 4 10 0 Resoc S,19 2 2 0 0 0 1 ** "* Nottenal Boskelball AssectaHen Quinlan shares Boston Five lead “After having 20 years of win­ each had three R B I to lead the League contest with Herb’s Thursday night. Bidwell Son Frondsco 44 45 .494 3 Tetab 30121011 Totals 30 310 3 WP— Bulce. BK— HIguera. Game Winning RBI — MHotcher (5). NEW YORK KNICKS^NSSIrt Stu’ Moriarty parade. tossed a five-hitter. Little Miss Atlanta 41 47 .466 5'/j Umpires— Home, Scott; Rrst, McCoy; E— Ortiz, Duncan, BJones. DP— Jackson assistant coach. ning, we’re trying to get back on Los Angeles 40 49 .449 7 Hew York m 010 221— 12 Second, Denklnger; Third, Coble. Pittsburgh 1, Los Angeles 4. LOB— __ FOOTBALL DANVERS, Mass. — It’s no surprise that Sally Quinlan wasn’t track, and it’s going to take us a Son Diego ..31 58 .348 16 T-3:01.A— 24,235. PlttsburghO, Los Angeles 5. 2B— Duncan, Foelboll League mentioned among the favorites for the $300,000 Boston Five Thursday's (Tomes . 000 Oil 100-3 MDIaz, Morshall. HR— MHotcher (5), little while to turn it around,” he Action In the Little Miss Softball Game Winning RBI — /Mattingly (4). Duncon (5). SB— Duncan (9). S— Fermln. DALLAS cqWBOYS-Ann®unced that' Classic — she had never broken par in six previous appearances League Thursday night at Martin Montreal Z Atlanta 0 . E— MStnnIey, Mattingly, Winfield. Tom heod coach, will coach the' said. School saw Fuss 0, O'Neill fop Hour New York 9, Cincinnati 0 LOB— New York 7, Texas 14. 2B— Sr, ”12? seasons. Released! in local tournaments. Cowboys President Tex Summer league to get going Houston 2, Philadelphia 1 Tony Hill, wide reclever. Gloss CliBoners, 11-4; Nasslff Arms beat Retcher, Pogllarulo. HR— Mattingly 2 Pittsburgh "■ « " « « « > But the 26-year-old Cape Cod native shot a 5-under-par 67 in the Schramm said Landry, whose (score not listed); and ^ Diego 9, St. Louis 0,10 Innings (16). SB— Woshlnigton (5). LOS ANGELES MMS-SIgned Fred- Los Angeles 7, Pittsburgh 0 Kipper L,5-7 6 5 3 3 3 2 Stokes, defensive end. opening round Thursday at the Ferncroft Country Club, and contract expired at the end of the With the concept of keeping the playing baseball,” said Vic Heiin, Eilmerman, Jamie Lazzaris, Jason Village Cuts best Charter Oak Veteri­ Chicago 4, Son Francisco 1 BJones 2 3 4 3 2 1 nary Hospital, 6-5. IP H R ER BB SO YIgBrs 3, Marinara 2 l-es Angeles hailed the round as a sign she might be coming of age on the 1986 season, told him of his decision youngsters playing, a District one of the Manchester representa­ Lazzaris, Scott Owen, Brian Sutton, Kristan Kuzniar and Karen Nevers Friday's (Tomes New York nos6 tackle, to a two*veor s Valenzlo W,8-7 9 7 0 0 4 8 contract. i L P G A Tour. Wednesday. Eight Summer Little League has tives to the first-year loop. The Cindy Botticello, Ben Aucoin, 'IL*" ®"‘> S®"**^ Hayword and 6-9),„ 7:35 p.m. <*"’•*'* •■*> ®* Montreal (Sebra Guidry W.2A 5^3 7 WP— BJones. Michelle Brown played well defensively Stoddard 2-3 2 SEATTI.E DETROIT ,^f^Ji•^P^‘-PHIA EAGLES— Signed' “ I feel more comfortable now, I feel like I have a right to be on been formed with play scheduled to league received sanction from Adam Dolan, Brian Sullivan, Matt obrhbl DovldCroteau,klcker. ' Holmes had two hits and ®* Hew York Clements 1 1-3 1 obrhbl the LPGA tour,” said Quinlan, who finished the round tied with begin Monday night. Sullivan, Byron Gagnon, Luis Riv­ Kim Often behind the plate and Angela (Dorllna A6), 7:35 p.m. BordI 1 1-3 0 Klngeryrf 3 0 10 Whifakr 2b 5 0 11 Cubs 4, Giants I HOCKEY national Little League headquar­ Pavelack In center field ployed well _Phjlqdelph!p_(Rowlev 10-5) ot Houston Texas PBradly If 4000 /Madickdh 4 0 10 Notlonol Ho^ev Leoaue Cathy Marino and Amy Alcott. “With my family here, this Moses streak Three teams each from Manches­ ters in Williamsport, Pa. era, Danny Carangelo. defensively for the Cleaners. Corey (Scott 10-5), 8:35 p.m. Hough L.10-5 6 5 7 5 4 8 Moses cf 0 0 0 0 Gibson If 4 12 1 ^.“O^ON BRUINS-NoSlTMIke Mil-' ter and Rockville, two from South Jack Ahlberg will be coach of Manchester No. 2 roster has: Wradiv 3b 4 110 TrammI ss 5 0 10 CHICA(TO SAN FRAN tournament is like the U.S. Open to me in terms of the pressure.” Freeman homered and singled twice ®* Son D 'W Kllgus 1-3 11101 0 ADovIs 1b Windsor and East Windsor and one Manchester No. 1, Corky Coughlin Corky (^ughlin, Mike Heiin, Peter Ohd Katie O'Mara, Kristen Sadowskl (Grant M ), 10:05 p.m. Russell 0 0 112 0 3 13 0 Nokesc 3 0 10 abrhM abrhM /Molne /Moriners of the American; ends quickly (7-4)01 Los Angeles Chrstnsn If 0000 DaEvns 1b 4 0 10 Dernier cf 3 110 RThpsn 2b 3 0 0 0 from Somers comprise the league handles Manchester No. 2 and Chris Santos, Chris Rizy, Marc Scheinb­ and wanimn SIble each had three hits MWIIIIoms 12-3 2 2 2 2 2 /MathwSdh contract.Ho(*evLeagueandslanedhlmtoatwo-vear - for Nosslft's. Sarah /Gott and Chris (VMch 9-5), 10:35 p.m. MohorcIc------1 , 2 110 0 4 0 2 1Sheri dn rf 2 110 DMrtnzct 10 0 0 Splimn ph 100 0 for youngsters age 10-12, Rosters lum, Scott Scheinblum, Peter Leo­ ^ C h l«W (Sutdlfta 1W)..orf Son Fran- Valle c 3 0 0 1Lemon cf 4 12 0 SndbrgTb 3 0 0 1 Mottet retains Tour de France lead PAR IS (A P ) — Edwin Moses’ Merisotis will coach Manchester Sowyer each homereid. Heather LIsll Russell pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 are made up of players from the teubled and singled twice and Stocy dsco (Downs 04), 10:35 p.m. WP— Guidry. PB— MStanley 5 Brandy cf 4 0 10 Brokns3b 4 0 11 Dawson rt 4 0 12 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 latest streak was well short of his No. 3. nard, Danny Carlin, Matt Viara, Masson singled and tripled for Carpet . . . ., *«riwrinVs Games Umpires— Home, Cousins; Rrst, John­ Quinons ss 4 0 0 0 Dayettir 4 0 2 0 MItchll 3b 4 0 0 0 - M ILLAU, France — Charles Mottet of France still wears the most famous one. Little League teams that recently Members of Manchester No. 1 Luis LaGuardia, Travis Fedytnyk, Down Fellows socked the game- ^ Louis M San Diego, 3:20 p.m. son; Second, Hendry; Third, Evans. Reynids 2b 20 10 Morlnd3b 3 0 0 0 Leonard If 4 0 0 0 leader’s yellow jersey heading into the 17th stage of the Tour de completed their ’87 seasons which aicogo at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Phelps ph 10 0 0 Durhm lb 4 111 Moses, who had won three are: John Ahlberg. Pat Flynn, Ben Glover, Mike Bottaro, Eddy winning homer with Marlsso OrlowskI T— 3:40. A— 24,459. Brenly c 4 0 10 Golf France cycling race even though countryman Jean-Francois ond HeMher Czola hitting well for Cots. Cincinnati at New York, 7:05 p.m. Totals 32 292 Totals 35 311 3 JDavIsc 3 10 0 CDovIs cf 4 110 400-meter hurdle races since hav­ began in May. “ We want them Jeremy Krob, Dave Botteron, Paul Pinkin, Ricco Guachione and O.J. ^onto of Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Nooess 3 110 Yongbld rt 2 0 0 0 , Beniard cut about SO seconds off his lead. Cromwell. Coi’ol Payne and Phllodelphlo at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Soattio Moyer p ing his nine-year, 122-race streak ElIzoMh HIrho played well (or the 888 280 080—2 2 0 0 0 Aldrteph 10 0 0 Today’s 17th stage, a 149-mile course from Millau to Avignon, Manchester No. 3’s roster is: HOSPltOl. Pittsburgh o tl^ A im le s , 10:05 p.m. Blue Jaya 5, Twine 2 — N8 3M Mix— 3 Sondrsn p 0 0 0 0 WCIark 1b 4 00 0 snapped last month, tumbled on a ^ SoiNtay's Games Game Winning RBI — Gibson (6). Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 Britlah Open acorea began on undulating terrain, that eventually flattens out. rain-slickened track Thursday and Rodney Powell, Brett Desimone, Atlanta at /Montreal, 1:35 p.m. E— Reynolds. OP—Detroit 2. LDB— Draveky p 10 10 Frenchman Regis Clere won the 16th stage Thursday in five 4 0 0 0 Davidsn cf 3 0 0 0 Terrell W.7-8 9 9 Dawson. HR— Durham (16). SB— Andy Hampsten of Boulder, Colo., is eighth overall, 7; 39 behind slicing more than half a second off West Hartford Legion, 10-4, in an, last inning and threw out the runner Sean Labrec. All-Stars defeated the National League L Pet. GB (Truber 3b 3 0 0 0 Smiley ph 10 0 0 fvsivswvTv M'lwivu lu ^uuTTvrs in me rm. E S i £?.!!?*'■ 3434-68 ! All-Stars/15-7, Thursday night at Ver- Pittsfield (Cubs) 55 35 .611 Youngblood (1), Brenly (7). S— Nick Faldo 3335—68 • .the leader. the mark set by Steve Cram of exhibition game cailed after six at first. plonck Field. Jonathan StanIzzI pitched Reading (Phillies 49 40 .551 5'/i (Tagne ss 3 0 10 ■ UmMres— Home,Voltagglo;Rrst,Kosc; AAorelond, Moyer. SF— Sondberg. Nick Price 32-36—68 > Britain in 1985. The mark was New Briton (Rd S Larkin ph 10 0 0 SKond, Roe; Third, Barnett. innings due to darkness Thursday Stanford was 2-for-3 with three (our outstanding Innings (or the Ameri­ 43 42 506 V/7 T— 2:39. A— 20,488. Larry Mize 3335—68 ’ Aouita’s third world record in as ' Keep Your Driveway can League. Frank HIrsha paced the Vermont (Reds) 44 44 .500 10 Butera c 2 110 IP H R ER BB SO Graham Marsh 36-33—69 ' night at Haii High Schooi. runs scored and an RBI. Joe 43 44 .474 Oileoge many events. ^ Young A Beautiful' winners' hitting attack with three hits. lO'/i Totals 35 S12 S' » 2 8 2 AAover W,96 6^3 4 Craig Stodler 34-35—69 ! Raiders contact Tigers’ Gibson Manchester’s overali record is Leonard scored three runs and Pat Including a triple. The National League 41 48 .461 13'A Jumbo OzakI 3633—69 • Aouita, already the record-holder now 16-12-1. Post 102, currently in was led by Matt WelnIckI, Pat Osborne, 40 49 .449 14'/i Sondrsn 5,2 21-3 0 AAork Calcovecchlo 3336—69 ' Merritt and Aris Leonard both 37 90 San Franelseo D E TR O IT — Detroit Tigers outfielder Kirk Gibson says he was in the 1,500 and. 5,000, ran away second place in Zone Eight with a knocked in runs. Kevin RepoM, and Steve Ruggiero. Mike .425 16'/> Dravecky L.48 Ken Brown 35-34—69 ' Brown played well defensively. 1 Oamet J^Zta iS SSStS 6 6 Jav H« b 3 6 ^ - ^ ; surprised by an offer from the Los Angeles Raiders to play from the field and was clocked in 4 9-3-1 mark will clash with defending Readlng9,Albanv3 DrloleeS,Royala4 Gott 1 0 After tonight’s Zone matchup, c?T]Li5!III2''25L'*5' — nicGriff (2). (Terry Taylor 3435-69 • professional football, but he has spiked the idea nonetheless. minutes, 50.81 seconds. Cram ’s Zone champ and (nirrent first-place latexite WIMIonrisportlZGIens Falls 10 j ?7;y®*??” '%PP;rT®'’®''1® a Minnesota JRoblnson 1 0 Manchester will play atTorrington Lefferts 1 Tom Watson 3534—69 ' previous mark of 4; 51.39 was set in Sealers • Patches i 'i S ® r ‘^®J’®'?® Minnesota 8. 2B— BALTIMORE 0 Bernhard Longer 3633—69 ’ Gibson, a wide receiver during his college days at Michigan occupant. East Hartford, tonight at on Sunday at 6 p.m. in a non-Zone SSS”' LoiJiSP^tloal, Barfield. 3B— Lom- KANSAS CITY Budapest on Aug. 4, 1985. Crack fillers • Cleaner bordozzl. HR— McGrIff (9). SB-/Molebv abrhM B rh b l David (Trohom 3534—69 ! State, said Thursday night he was contacted about playing for the McKenna Field at 7:30. The Post 77 game. Rec baaebaD Fridw’s (Tames Wagnsdh 5 0 0 0 Wllsoncf Aatros 2, Phillies 1 Larry Nelson 3634—70 • Aouita had announced he would squad is 12-1 in Zone play. Vermont at Albany (19), Fernandez (24). S— Butera. 5 2 10 Fred Couples 3535—70 ■ Raiders while the Tigers were in Oakland last week. Mft I' "■ ' ' ' HnrrislwoatM/llllattisport _ - .iKEKBusoH R ER BB SO 2 , ^ ’'"®* 5 02 0 SeltzerSb 5 12 3 be trying for the record Thursday, Maguire hurled five innings and Terenfe Ripken ss 5 111 Brett 1b 3 0 10 “A guy came up to me and said he was (Raiders’ owner) Al Pittsfield at dens Foils PHILA HOUSTON with two rabbits setting a rapid allowed four runs (two earned), Peoding at New Britain Key W,106 6 6 2 2 2 1 “ utfov 1b 3 112 Trtabll rf 5 0 2 0 abrhM obrhM Roaton Five Claulc Davis’ right-hand man,” Gibson told The Detroit News in today’s Pany League J o tardavs Games Bchhom 2 2 0 0 0 1 Knleht3b 4 0 0 0 FWhlte2b 3 0 10 Samuel 2b 4 110 GYoung cf 4 0 11 pace in the early going. struck out three and walked four. B L I S S ESTABLISHED 1 8 B 2 Musseimn 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 M^ounelf 3 2 2 1 Esnrchdh 4 111 editions. ‘“Wanna play football?’ he said. ‘Are you serious?’ I Vermont at Albany MThmpef 3 0 10 Doran 2b 3 00 0 DANVERS, Moss. (AP) — Rrst-rouhd ' said. The Tigers defeated the Orioles 13-4, Ha^sburgot Williamsport Henke S,18 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 ^ 3010 BJacksn If 3 0 0 0 Haves 1b 3 0 0 1Walling If 0 0 0 0 In Pony League action Thursday night Mlmeseta Kennddyc 3 0 0 0 ASalazrss 2 0 0 0 Kores ■mursdov at the LPGA Rttstleldatcileris Foils Schmdt3b 4 0 00 GIXivIs 1b 3 00 0 Five GMf Ckmlc on the per 3537— 72, ■ at Cheney Tech. Andy Bucclno tossed a ReadlnoatNewBrltaln,2 BlylevenLA-7 7 2-3 10 5 5 A c (Serhortef 4111 Bosley ph 10 10 Parrish c 4 0 10 Bassrf 4 000 fine omme and aided his own cause with 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Quirk c 2 0 10 GWIIson rf 4 0 0 0 Ashbyc 4 00 0 64)05vmrd Tara Ferncroft Country Oub; ' two hits. Greg Barry had two hits and Gomes Atherton 1 2 0 0 0 0 . „ BIbnIph Bulls’ Jordan uninjured In accident NOTICE Vermont of Albany 1000 CJames If 20 10 CamlnItSb 3 22 1 ^ ployed well defensively while Ray EleWiomxi Pitched to 2 G wuficr»b ^ min meym.ttiigih ^®*"’* *» * • » Totals 34 418 4 Aguayo ss 2000 CRenids ss 3 0 10 Due to a phone company error, the following listing ^ ^ HOrrisMjrgotWIIIIanisport Goulet and Morgan Bourque tripled. PittsfleldatGilens Foils BIWeven. Umpires— K(Tross p 2 0 0 0 Darwin p 2 00 0 Jon Stephenson « , KENOSHA, Wis. — NBA scoring champion Michael Jordan of For the Orioles, Corey Lassen tripled First, Young; Second, 882 188 118-6 GGroisph ______was emittoil In the phono book.______ReadlngolNewBrltaln Kansas City ggt em mi—4 1000 Cruzph 0 00 0 Donna White . ‘the Chicago Bulls escaped ipjury but was ticketed when his car and Lelcmd BouNller did a nice lob In Shulock; Third,/MKean. Ritchie p 0000 Becky Peerson SM sZS ' BLACK CARPENTER ANTS relief. T— 3:04.A-34,334. ®®i’l«,rannlng RBI — Ripken (4). Jackson p 0000 Jody Rosenthol ' was involved in a collision at a Kenosha County intersection CAN DAMAGE YOUR HOME _ DP— Boltimore 2. LDB— TetaN 29 1 4 I Totals 31 2 4 2 Jull Inkster S S Z S ! Thursday, authorities said. DR. LOREN J. SCHNEIDER Thuraday’ahomaruna B ^lm o re 7, Kansas City 9. 2B— fOm/kTSIST Bliss to the res(»iel Black Carpenter Ants excavate extensive galleries Mpken, BRIpkm Seltzer. 3B— Wilson. Lenore Muraoka STSal . Sgt. Tom Johnson of the Kenosha County Sheriff’s Department 888 881 888-1 Pally Sheehan 3135 m ' DISEASES 8 SURGERY OF THE FOOT 8 ANKLE In wood to serve as nesting piaces and can seriously harm your lmllans4.White8ox3 888 888 181—8 said Jordan’s car collided with one driven by Shawn McCarville, Radio, TV AiMrtconldMaiM rM 5^“JK%u,(?(\b).^,lS:r. Terry-J^yers 34«^ ! • ADULT & CHILDREN’S FOOT AILMENTS home. They’re unsightly am* unsanitary but they are no match for We&lff (9), Blue Joys; Snyder (20), Hall One out when winning run scored. Down Coe 3634— id • i24, of Kenosha at the intersection of an Interstate 94 frontage road JJj: Indians; Wolker (18), White Sox; Deer CCRVRLAND CHICAGO (Tame Winning RBI — GYoung (1). Deedee Rolierts 31-39— td ■ • OIABETICS, ARTHRITIS 8 POOR CIRCULATION Bliss trained technicians. Ask about our PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE DP— Philadelphia 1, Houston 1. LOB— .'and County K about 4 p.m . W)-TT«4r»;Tettleton Ob r h bl abrhM Baltlmera MRRRbbso Hollis Stacy 35^ S • • BUNIONS, HAMMER TOES. HEEL PAIN. ETC. PLAN; It’s backed by over a century of reliability. (21), Young (10), Butler cf 4 0 00 Royster 3b 5 00 0 Philadelphia 5, Houston 10. 3B— Camlnitl. RoMn Walton ■ The accident report showed there were no injuries in the TODAY Hlnzo2b Boddicker W,7- HR— (Simlnitl (1). SB— M'fhompson (23), Patti RIno ; • DISEASES OF THE SKIN 4 p.m. — Golf; Boston Rve Classic, l<®n*osCffy,Seltzer(5),eisenrelch 5 0 2 0 Redusif 4 110 4 6 6 3 3 4 3 mishap, but Jordan was ticketed for failure to yield from a stop (3), Royals; x-/M^niBlv2(16), Yankees. ToMerdh 4 110 Baines dh 4 02 1 Bass(1)).S-Walllng. AycAo Okomoto 3535— id • ESPN WHInwon 223 4 1 1 0 0 IP H R RR BB SO • SPORTS MEDICINE FHow: 649-9240 7:30 p.m. — Athletics at Red Sox, Carter 1b 4 12 0 Lyonspr 0000 NIednfUerSJ 13 0 0 0 1 0 Lori West »3 6 l7 i * sign. Snyder rf 4 113 Caldera rf 4 10 0 KOneos City Fhlledilphta Rosie Jones 3437— 71 ' • FOOT & ANKLE INJURIES Channel 30,38, WTIC MHalllf 4 111 K(Trom 7 2 1 1 7 1 He told authorities he stopped at the sign and saw the other car, 7:30 p.m. — Reds of /Mots, Sport- **•*»'■ GWolkr 1b 4 122 LebrndtLM 613 7 4 4 3 3 Susan Tonkin 3338— 71 ! • FOOT GROWTHS (SFUM. warts, tumors, etc.) JacoitvSb 3 0 10 Rskc 4 02 0 Ritchie 13 0 0 0 1 0 Nino Foust 3437— 71 • but, thinking it had to stop, he proceeded into the intersection, the sChannel, WKHT Fuf f . 123 1 1 1 1 1 Jackson L3-7 1 2 1 1 2 0 • LATEST SURGICAL TECHNIQUE 7:30 p.m. — U.S. Olympic FOstlyol, iS ' rSSSSli (16), Cubs; FOrsdi Bandoc 4 0 ) 0 KWIImscf 3020 Quisnbry 1 0 0 0 0 1 Dot (Termoln 34-37— 71 ■ report said. m ^^C ^nols; Santiago (8), Kruk (11), Noboa ss 3000 Hairston If WP-Boddlcker. « w u 1 Carolyn Hill • ESPN 1000 Darwin W,66 4 1 1 3 7 Both Jordan's 1987 Chevrolet Corvette, with a license number BATUHOAr 4 tW Nm a HOUM AVAIIABLB . WOAKIMtf* COUMNBATION CASES Hill 2b 4000 Louri Peliirson 3635— 71 ! luteatMomB u t N same d ay BLISS 8:30 p.m. — Yankees of Rangers, Umpires Home, (Tarda; Rrst, Merrill; (Tulllenss 4000 HBP— CJames by Darwin. Umpires— LynnC(mnellv S 3 ^7 1 < of “Jum p 23,” and the other vehicle, a 1979 AM C Spirit, had to ^ Channels 11,26, WPOP x-grondslom. SKOfta, Reed; Third, HIrschbeck. Home, Tata; Rrst, Crawford; Second, EXTEHMIi Tetait 31494 Tetals 37191 T— 3:99. A— 394)36. Betsy King 3534—71 ■ 'towed^away. Davidson; Third, Wendelstedt. Martha Fever S ^ I ti ' Mane. D 4 6 " S 1 5 3 ______463 MIddIg Turnplks W.. Manchester THE OLOEOr AND LARGEOT IN CONN.

! 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 17. 19«7 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July it. 1987__18 KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE • by Larry Wright CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 CLASSIFIED ADS 643-2711

Notices Business Property ...... Entertainment...... Form Supplies ond Eaulpment .... 00 t o it / F o u n d ...... 01 Resort Property ...... Bookkeeplng/lncome Tox Office/Retoll Eaulpment ...... oi RATIS: 1 to 6 dovs: 90 cents per line per day. Notices Employment M o rto o p e s ...... AUCTIONS HELP WANTED HELP WAHTED P t r t o n o lt ...... 02 Corpentry/Remodellnp . Recreational Equipment...... D2 7 to 19 dovs; 70 cents per line per doy. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Announctmtntt...... 03 W onted to B u y ...... Polntinp/Pooerlnp ...... Boots ond Morine Eaulpment ___ 03 20 to 2S doys: 60 cents per line per doy. A* a condition precedent to I A u ctio n s...... 04 Rooflnp/Sldlnp...... Musicol Items...... $4 26 or more days: 90 cents per line per doy. the plocement of any odver- i Education F In o n c lo i...... ! . . . 05 Rentals F io o rln p ...... Comeros ond Photo Eaulpment . 05 M inim um chprpe: 4 lines. PUBLIC CLERICAL- Immediate TEACHER, starts Sep­ F A M I L Y tnoT cares Is Room s fo r R e n t...... Electrical ...... Pets and S u pp lie s...... 06 tltln o In the M anchester H e­ SERVICE STATION H e a tln p /P iu m b ln p ...... Miscellaneous for Sale ...... 07 rald, Advertiser hereby opening full time for tember tor 3 year needed. Financial sup­ Employment A Education Aportm ents fo r R e n t.... OIAOLINB8: For clossifled odvertisements to AUCTION detailed oriented per­ ATTENDANTS Condominiums for Rent Miscelloneous Services... Top Sates...... 08 be published Tuesday through Soturdov. the agrees to protect, Indemnify nursery school pro­ port and reimburse­ H#lp Wonted ...... n Services W o nted...... Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... 09 son. Experience using gram . days per week BULK DRIVER Homes for Rent...... deodllne Is noon on the doy before publication. and hold harmless the Man­ Subaru VIN 2 Summer work. ment for expenses will Situation Wontod ...... 12 Store/Office Spoce...... For odvertisements to be published Mondoy, chester Herald, Its officers I HELP WANTED adding machine. 40 8:30 to 3:30. M ust have Apply In person: Responsible Drivers be paid to the qualified Butintis Opportunities...... 13 Resort P ro p e rty...... Merchandise the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. and employees against any #JF1AC45B6QB243751 hour a week, Monday- In stru c tio n ...... , industrlol Property.... 4 year degree. Send family Interested In H o lld a y/S ea son ol...... ,, Automotive 252 Spencer St., needed to deliver The Emoloyment Service* ...... \ Gorope* ond Storope. and all liability, loss or F rid a y , 8 am to 4:30 resume by July 24th to: providing a home tor! Antlaues and Collectibles RBAD YOUR AO. Clossifled odvertisements ore DitK July 27, 1987 Manchester Hartford Courant to ^ Roommotes Wonted..... 72 Cars for S o le ...... expense. Including ottor- pm. Free parking. Children's Place Inc., an ottectlonate, eager C lo th in g ...... 73 Trucks/Vons for Sole ...... token by telephone os o convenience. The nevs' fees, arising from K T R O iiU M a ' ■ 0 1 . Wanted to Ren t...... Tlmi: 9 A .M . Apply In person, 452 Tolland Tpke carriers, dealers and to please young womoni Real Estate F u rn itu re ...... 74 Compers/Trallers Monchester Herold It responsible for only one claims of uhfolr trade practi­ ENVIRONMEIfTAL TRADE Home* fo r Sole ...... TV/Stereo/Appllonces.. 75 Motorcycles/Mopeds Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the slie of Prague Shoe Com­ Manchester. rural subscribers In the who uses wheelchair Machinery ond Tools .. the orlplnol Insertion. Errors which do not ces, Infringement of trade­ Location: C u n iiffe training program with pany, 200 Pitkin Street, CONSTRUCTION Lo- Condominiums for Sale. Services 76 Auto Services ...... marks, trade names or pat­ early morning. An in­ and works at a Man­ Lots/Lond for Sole ...... Law n ond Garden ...... 77 Autos for Rent/Leose lessen the volue of the odvertlsement will not RECEPTIONIST/OtfIce borer. 40 hour week Child C o re ...... be corrected by on odditlonoi Insertion. ents, violation- of ^ Motor Sales, Inc. 23 llcanie by State of CT. East Hartford. chester Sheltered Investment Property ... Good Things to E o t ...... 76 Miscelloneous Automotive Assistant. Glaston­ guaranteed. Year sured vehicle and a CT Cleonlnp S e rv ic e s...... Fuel OM/Cool/FIrewood 79 Wonted to Buv/Trode privacy and Infrlngeri Medical and Dental banafita. bury. Small friendly Workshop. Call Caro­ copyright and prop Hartford Tpke. round employment. driver's license are CARPENTER company seeks ma­ Must . be ambitious what's needed. Also, line Murray, 8:30am- 7-/r rights, unfair conri V erno n. 643 -4 84 8 4-30am. 871-6565. and libel and slander, ture, responsible Indi­ ahnd have own trans­ storage space for Sun­ PAINTER vidual with pleasant may result from the publica­ portation. Call Tiger day advance sections. tion of any advertlsment In DRIVER. Part time for With at least 5 personality. Will train Lee Construction. 649- ' PART TIME ' BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB Court of Probate, District of the Manchester Herald by on word processor. Ex­ Excellent pay and mi­ Manchester Manchester Herald years experience. 4400. S100-$300 weekly. Use The Zonina Board of Appeali NOTICE OP HEASINQ advertiser. Including adver­ route. Coventry area. cellent benefits. Call leage compensations. will hold a public hearing on E S T A T E O F tisem ents In any free d is tri­ m FINANCIAL your telephone, our . Short hours. Good pay. Salary commen­ Ann Ross 659-3511. Bus- Contact Kim, 649- customers and your Thursday, J u ly 30, 19t7 at EVERETT E. FISH, AN bution publications pub­ surate with experi­ Iness Personnel PRODUCTION/PACKER 7:00 PM of tha Town Hall to INCAPABLE PERSON lished by the Manchester C all 742-8867. 9-12am, 7 1405. own schedule. hear the followlno appeal: to lOpm.o Associates. P u zzle s P ursu ant to an order of Hon. Herald. Penny Steffert, STOP WORRYIIM ence. Transporta­ W illiam E. FitzGerald, Publisher. MUNSONS Chocolates 40 hours pius per Coll Pot 647-9170 Box Mountain Quarritt, Inc., Judge, doted Ju ly IS, 1987 a WHERE YOU QET THE REGIONAL Classified tion and tools. im Mott HIM Rd., So. Gloi- ads reach nearly route 6 Bolton ,1s now week. Part-tim e BOOKKEEPER. Position tonbury, CT from a detorml- hearing w ill be held on an ap­ LOST MONEY! 3,000,000 homes. One Please call for ap­ accepting applications avalllable tor full EXPERIENCED Person natlon of tht Acting Zoning plication praying for author­ Since 1974, we have hours avaiiabie. ACROSS Answer to Previous Puzzle Enforcement Officer doted ity to tell certain real prop­ AND FOUND clossifled ad placed pointment today. tor part time retail charge bookkeeper. seek lobs to do lands­ 39 On (praf.) e rty situated In the Town of served thousands of sa­ sales persons. The Competitive wages Full or port time hours. 40 _ E May 22, 1907 ordering thot with the Manchester caping, sidewalks, 1 TV s talking quarrying octlvltles cogse Manchester, County of Hart­ tisfied customers. It 643 -1 02 1 hours are Mondoy Located Main Street, Brute fo rd as In fo ld oopMcotlon on LOST. June 28th W est­ Herald will be placed In and benefits. Apply steps and patios. Coll horse (2 and dlslst within the resldon- doesnl matter If you are through F rid a y 4-8 and Manchester. Call 646- wds.) 42 Court type file more fully appears, at the minister Rd. Mackerel over 200 newspapers A liso n 549-6998. tldl zone at the Bolton Notch married or single, how in p erso n . 5422 tor Interview. 5 Philippine na­ 44 Demilitariied Quarry. The Bolton Notch Court of Probate on July 38, throughout New Eng­ ADMINISTRATIVE As­ apporoxlm otely 8 1987 at 2:38 P .M . tabby white chest cat. much money you make. hours on Saturday or P A R T T im e D r iv e r ’ s tive zone (abbr.) Q uarry Is located on the west land for one low price. sistant. Growing com­ 47 Undivided Mary Lou Tovlor, Flea co llar. 647-0376. If you have slight credit Sunday to total 15-20 helper. Moving furni­ 9 Auto side of Notch Rd. at the Inter­ Coll Classified 643-2711 pany seeking qualified FOWLER’S LTD. workeri' 46 Ovtr-dacoraiive | 837-87 Clerk FOUND. Male tiger klt- problems, or are facing hours weekly. Call 647- ture, license required. section of Notch Rd. and Rt. 6 and ask for detalls.o person with good ver- 117 CalealalRi. Good starting pay. Cal I union (abbr.)' 51 FufKtional a,44A. ten with white paws. foreclosure. If you are a balk skills. Responsi­ 8639 tor appointment. 12 Shakaspear 55 Actress . Vicinity of Wetherall home owner and have MsMbastar • 943-(l220 ADUIT 647-1717 and leave JOHN ROBERTS bilities Include; group message. aan villain Hagan C H A IR M A N Street, Manchester. sufficient equity, we can Insurance administra­ PART Time weekend 13 - 56 Handle of a ZONING BOARD 640-S522 offer 5. help you with a 1 st, 2 nd, LPN - RN WANTED CARRIER JOIN The Team. Wore- arms whip O F A P P E A L S 0DN0DMINIUM8 tion, personnel records road person. East M E DIC A L- experienced or 3rd, fixed rate or ad­ For Vernon physicians house Laborer. Full 14 Three (pref.) 56 Actor 029.07 FDR8ALE and office supplies In­ Hartford/Manchester H em atology Technolo­ Energetic adults 15 Russian justable mortgage with office. Excellent wages ventory. Salary $250 to area. Responsible Indi­ time or Summer posi­ O'Neal gist wanted tor State needed to deliver The planas 59 Code dot ANNOUNCEMENTS any terms toI keep your $320 weekly depending vidual with vehicle to tion available. 40 plus 16 Stationary MANCHESTER. New I payments low. Quick and benefita. Send approved Laboratory hours, In creative pro­ 60 Musical Court of Probate, District of Listing. Carriage on experience. Please assist In the de livery of Hartford Courant early {comb, form) instrument A ndover decisions, no applica­ resume to Box E, c/o In Manchester. Salary gram . A p p ly In person, 8 High up (2 41 Salad herb ARE you o new band call for appointment shortagesand specials. mornings. Excellent 17 Own (Scot.) 61 Needle case NOTICE OF HEARING House,Manchester's Manchester Herald. competitive, flexible wds.) 43 Carrier looking for a gig. Call tion fees, friendly ser­ 8:30am to 12;30pm, Excellent hourly pay. Connecticut Container 16 Irrational 62 Highway E S T A T E O F most sought otter Con­ hours-20 per week. 649- pay plus prizes; weekly 20 Frad Astaire 9 Beehive State Adam at the M anches­ vice. Call today. Prague Shoe Com­ A p p r o x im a t e ly 18 Recovery, 150 Colonial curve 45 The real JANE A. DESMARAIS oka dominiums complex. 4 2854 between 11am- movie (2 10 Solo JANE A. MCCOMBER mileage allowances Road, Manchester. 646- 63 Mouths (si.) room (1 level). Fully ter Community College 1-S00-S28-950S pany, Administrative hours plus mileage. wds.) 11 Departed Pursuant to on order of Hon. RNS wanted tor full and 2pm, Mondav-Fridoy. 7573. 64 Foxx 46 Fictional 647-6051 o r 647-6055 Office. 282-9074. Fran Harrington, 289- also Included. Call 22 Acquired 19 Ibsen Norman J. Prouts, Judge, appllanced kitchen. LEADER M0RT6AGE part time, 11-7 shift. 1 GIRL Office. Mature, Greek Centrol air condition­ weekdays. All types of CLEANERS, janitorial, 7711 7;30am to 4. Kim, 849-1405. 23 WallabH tree DOWN character doted Ju ly 8, 1987 a hearing Apply AON, Salmon light typing, calcula­ 21 Girl's 48 Uncivil wJII bo held on on application ing. Small complex, bands are welcom e. floor cleaning person­ )4 Additions Brook Convalescent tor. Pleasant with good 28 Greater in 1 French nickname 49 Cornelia praying for the Court to low association fee. Ot­ Home Salmon Brook nel. Part time even­ telephone skills. 8:30-5. number woman's 24 Unemployed authorize the compromise LEGAL LABORER and settlement of on ollte- tered at $85,000. Alex ings. Start today! 643- Lance Valves Inc.,246 PART Time light house­ 32 Stain name 25 Soviet refusal Skinner Drive, Glastonbury. for paving contractor. 2 Pour down edly disputed claim against Matthew Realty. 649- Pleose co ll 633-5244. 5747.______Prestige Park, East keeping at Ct. Motor 3 3 Former 26 Transmitted 50 Broadway 4003. HELP WANTED SECRETARY C la ss 2 license helpful. 3 Breakfast such estate os In sold applica­ HELP WANTED NAIL technician wanted Lodge. Flexible hours. ■ nuclear 27 Atlantic fish show tion on file more fully ap­ H artford, CT. 528-9155. agency food 29 Concert halls JOIN our team Pip Prlnt- Take charge legal se­ Serious applicants 52 Computer Looking tor something for busy nail salon. S6 per hour to start for 4 Amount of pears, at the Court of Pro­ Ing, 391 Center Street, cretary needed for at­ LO V IN G m om to care for only please. Benefits. (abbr.) 30 Spellbound bate on J u ly 23, 1907 at 1:30 special? Why not run a RN/LPN. seeking moti­ Flexible hours. Expe­ those qualified. Call 3 4 Father madKine term T R U C K D riy e r with class Manchester. We are my daughter In Sep­ 31 Songitrass P.M. "W anted to B u y" ad in vated Individuals with rience necessary. Coll torney with thriving 643-1555 for A p p ly at; 35 Bernstein, for 5 Bagpipe Adams 53 Praiie 11 license for poylng looking for full or part tember otter kinder­ Sharon B. Preuss, Classified. The cost is contractor. Benefits. good organizational CIndl 659-2068 o r 659- reel estate and general garten until 3:30. S car­ oppointment.______short 6 Choose 37 Theater ^ 54 Novelist tim e type setter. Expe­ 537 Stafford Road 36 American 036-07 sm a ll... the response big. Apply at Upton Con­ skills to loin our health 2153. office. Manchester of­ borough Rd. area. SECRETARY/Receptloi 7 Cowboy's groups Bepnold rience not necessary. If (Route 32) Indian rope 38 Long times 57 Alley 643-2711. struction, 537 Stafford team. We are a 2 level you have good typing BANK Tellers. United fice, WP, Dictaphone 643-7943.______1st OB GYN office. To help with telephones, Mansfield, CT Rd., (Rf. 32) M ansfield care facility. The areas skills, a slight artistic Bank has Teller posi­ and real estate knowl­ 1 2 TYPESETTER. Compu- Insurance forms and or call 3 4 Is 6 7 8 |9 10 11 o r co ll 742-6190. newest rehab center flair, like people and tions available at the edge essential. Heavy specializing In geriat­ Vernon Circle office. graphlc MCS system. various clerical duties. BU8INE88 STEEL Erector. Must are detailed oriented client contact. Excel­ Experience necessary, 7 4 2 - 6 1 9 0 12 13 14 HDME8 lU j H D M E H rics and post acute and ore quality con­ Good figure apptitude 4 day work week. Expe­ Real Estate PRDPERTY haye experience weld­ care. We have open­ and customer relations lent salary. Send re­ diversified typesetting rience helpful. 649-1120. HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR8ALE FDR8ALE ing connecting and lay­ scious, this lob Is for skills required for 1B 16 [T? ings for supervisors for you. Salary commen­ a must. Previous ca­ sum e to DAYCARE Wanted. Man- HOUSEKEEPER. Some MANCHESTER. Well es- ing deck. Many fringe our Baylor, weekends shiering experience re­ Legal Secretary commerlcol printing LDVELY 4 bedroom Co­ BRAND New Listingll! tabllshed Delicatessen. benefits Including den­ surate with expe­ plant. Excellent wages chester. Monday- cooking for small rest IB 20 21 and charge nurse full quired. Call Manager P.O. Box 268 Friday. 3 and 5 year HDME8 lonial with sun-room, New construction. Bol­ Very reasonably tal. Eost Hartford rience. Fully paid and benefits. Prestige home. Pleasant work­ fireplace, ca r garage ton. Q utstanding 7/ time 3-11, Monday - health benefits, good 871-3JOO tor appoint­ Manchester, CT 06040 old. Keeney Street ing conditions. Benef­ 23 FDR SALE 2 priced. Owner has W elding. 289-2323. Friday. Before you ment or apply United P r in t in g , 135 M a in on private lot. Quiet room Dutch Colonial other Interests. Ex­ EOE. growth opportunity. Street, Manchester, Ct. School District pre­ its. C a ll 649-4510 from make your final deci­ Bank, Vernon Circle. 24 25 PART TIME location In East Hart­ on 2.3 wooded acres. tremely busy breakfast Apply In person 9-4. ferred. Coll 647-1M04 af­ 8-2. Ask for M rs. Brook. 28 |29 30 31 r All real estate advertised In 06040. 203-646-6161. ford. Price reduced to Spacious 3 bedrooms, MECHANIC for steel fab­ sion check us out. For ter 6. the Monchester Herald Is and lunch trade. Good rication shop to main­ DENTAL Assistant. Man­ BEDM AKER/Utllltv SIDING man with bend- D R IV E R Fuel oil. Class 11 $148,500. R ealty W orld. 2.5 baths, fa m ily room potential for catering more Information chester oral surgeons 32 34 URCULATION AREA ADVISOR sublect to the Fair Housing tain and repair our please call: Mrs A. WANT ADS are the Aide. Orientation and Ing experience ,at least license required. De­ Act of 1968, which makes It 646-7709.P______with fireplace, Ander­ business. Some owner .Fulltimeexperlenced. training program to pendable fuel oil deliv­ trucks and eaulpment. Plante, Monday- friendly way of finding a 5 years. Salary com­ 35 HousBwives, mothBrs with young children, Illegal to advertise onv pref­ REDUCEDforqutcksale. son wondows, gener­ financing may be 647-9926 for Interview. begin on July 20, 1987 PHLEBOTOMIST ery east of river. Expe­ [39 Must have experience. Frlday, 9om to 3pm, cash buyer tor applian­ mensurate with expe­ students. Earn extra money with your own erence, limitation or discrim ­ West side 2 family. ous allowances. Coll available. Call tor de­ for those Interested In a rienced only. Full time. ination based on race, color, quick to guarantee Company paid Insu­ Crestfleld Convales­ ces, musical Instruments, You can be a good sales­ rience. Please call tor Canberra Labs 40 part-time Job. Bring your chiidren with you Move-In condition. tails and your appoint­ rance ond vacation. cent Home Home/Fen- man ... lust use a quick- newly created position appointment today. Insurance and benef-! religion, sex or notional Park and rec facilities your personal prefer­ ment to see! Horry! cars and a host of other has a full-time oppor­ and save on babysitting costs. 21 hours per origin, or an Intention to 289-2323. In a long term care 643-2659. Its. Coll 647-9137. 44 45 46 47 close by. Klernan ences! $264,900. Jack- $37,000. Strano Real wood M anor. 643-5151. Items. selling od In Classified to tunity . for an experi­ moke any such preference, find cosh buversi 643-2711. setting. Ideal for high W ELDER/Fabricator: • week, salary plus gas allowance. Supervise R ealty 649-1147. son 8i Jackson. 647- Estote. 647-7653.P school students and enced Phlebotomist at limitation or discrimination. 8400.O CLERICAL Most hove 2 years e x-, 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 our carrier boys and girls. If you like kids, The Herald will not know­ MANCHESTER. Excel­ HIGH Traffic area. Two- mothers. Paid train­ Its 18 Haynes Street, perlence In blue prints ’ want a little independence and your own ingly accept any odvertlse­ JUST LISTED. Lovely 3 ing, excellent starting MARRITHIO ASSISTANT lent condition In and story, birck, commer- Manchester office. Full and lay out. Company ! 55 57 income, call 647-9946 or 647-9947. m ent w hich Is In v io lotlon of bedroom Colonial with clal/retall building. DIRECTOR OF STAFF DEVELOPMENT STOCK & DELIVERY WORK salary with benefits A Dsliton Oppsrtanlty out In this exceptional 7 benefit program. M-F. paid uniforms and be­ the low. room Colonial that modern kitchen and Folly rented with 7 and room for growth 69 Position available for RN with BS or equivalent and Diversified entry level Some Saturdays, Wed­ nefits. Eost Hartford ' baths. First floor, businesses. Commer­ This combination will earn above aver­ within the system. For G d v e r n MENT Homes offers 3 bedrooms, first martkeling position nesday off. Interested W elding .289-2323. floor family room, eat laundry and 1 ca r gar­ cial B-3 zoned. Income, strong teaching and leadership skills. To be respon­ further Information EOE.______; 62 ^ H e 3 from $1 (U repair). age wages. Immediate openings, full available In Glaston­ candidate may apply In in kitchen, formal din­ age are lust 2 oft the expenses and detolls sible for orientation, N.A. certification, and In-ser- call Donna Sorensen Delinquent tax prop­ many features of this bury for a sharp organ­ parson or call 649- HEAD Teacher for ‘ ing room, living room available In listing of­ vlce programs. Salary commensurate with experi­ time, M-F. Benefits include fully paid in­ DNS, South Windsor erty. Repossessions. home. Q nly $134,900. ized person with excel­ 4888. YWCA before/ofter FULL TIME C a ll 805-687-6000 exten- and enclosed sun fice. Some owner fi­ Nursing Center, South school day care pro­ Blanchard 8, Rossetto. ence. Good benefits Including employer - paid surance, paid vacations and holidays. W indsor, Ct. 289-7771. lent communication slon G H 9965.______porch, 2 car garage, nancing possible. Canbarri Labs gram In M anchester. RETAIL ADVERTISING POSTING CLERK nice location. $209,000. "We Guarantee Qur $375,000. Strano Real Constitution Hdalth Network health Insurance and Interviews at WANTED full time wood skills. Experience help­ I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 5QUTHERN New Eng­ Houses" 646-2482.0 ful but not required. For 18 Haynes Street Must have one year Applications are now be.ng accepted for the posi­ U 8. R Realty. 643-2692.0 Estote. 647-7653.P pension. Apply or call during business hours at sider. Experienced experience working I % by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee land classifleld ads VERNQN. 2 family plus confidential Interview, M anchester tion of retail advertieing posting clerk. Applicants CDVENTRY. $165,000. EAST HARTFQRD. Manchostor Tobacco & Candy preferred. Year round with children grades Unscramble these four Jumbles, reach nearly 800,000 In-law apartment. Rockville Memorial Nurelng Home contact Luisa DICesare should have bookkeeping and computer expaii- homes In Connecticut Qutstanding bargain. Prime location. B-3 299 Green Road employment.Call be­ K-6. Child develope- one letter to each square, to form Country setting. zoned 4 & 4 two fam ily. tween 7 and 9pm. 742- at 659-4476. four ordinary words anca, as wall as being able to type, answer phones and Rhode Island. The Brand new seven room 22 South St., Rockville, CT • 875-0771 PART Time store clerk. ment and coursework Raised Ranch. Three Priced to sell with o Perfect for offices. Manchester, CT 06040 0073.______preferred. Salary and handle a variety of oltica related functiona. Be­ price for a basic 25 psotive cosh flow. GOLDIN RULI Apply Salvation Army bedrooms, two full Many Improvements, ADULT Carrier wanted. range, S6-S7.25 per hour nefits Include company paid health plan, vacation, w ord ad Is only $90 and $189,900. Klernan Thrift Store, 210 nPIne ELCHE w ill appear In 75 news­ baths, large three acre Including down-stairs Eost Hartford/Man- INSURANCI COMPANY Street, Manchester. tor 15 to 25 hours per paid holidays and tick days. Pleats send resume or Realty. 649-1147. ^ u o l Opportunity Employor papers. F o r m ore In­ lot with babbling brook kitchen completely chester area. Morning 646-4928.______week. Coll Mary, 647- work experience along with salary requirements to: and old stone walls. NEWER 3 bedroom cus- remodeled 2 years ago. MAINTENANCE MECHANIC hours. Excellent pay 1437. formation call Classi­ SOCIAL Workers. Man­ Manchester Herald, "Bookkeeper," P,Q. Box S91, Call tor your exclusive tom energy efficient Blown-In Insulation In and mileage allo­ fied, 643-2711 and ask IMMEDIATE OPENINGSI SUPERVISOR FULL Time Secretary chester Area Confer­ Manchester, C T 06040. to r detalls.D showing. Sentry Real ranch. 2 baths, central 1982. Newer blower on wance. Coll Owen Supervisor for small ence of Churches. Estate. 643-4060.O air. Inground pool and furnace and newer 100 • P A C K E R S Outstanding opportunity In plant maintenance de­ W a lk e r a t 289-7711, Insurance office In El­ Construction VELOH TRANQUIL LIvIngl Live 2 car garage with stor­ A M P service. $199,000. Emergency shelter and M A N C H E 5 T E R . $235,000. Entry level. Ability to move large and heavy mate­ partment for growing manufacturer of specialty de­ 6:30am-3pm. lington. Salary based soup kitchen director In this beautiful two- age loft. Ottered at Strano Real Estate. rials. Fork lift experience a plus. To package cus­ tergents. Must be knowledgeable In truck and auto on experience. Excel­ Estimator Newer duplex on quiet fam ily Manchester $229,000. B lanchard & 647-7653.0 BSW and EKP with 1_^ street In centrql loca­ tomer equipment and materials for domestic and repair, electrical and plumbing. Must have people lent benefits and work­ Administration and r-17 NEWSPAPER CARRIERS NEEDED.. home and let the tenant Rossetto. Call tor ap­ International shipments. skills, must be organized and dependable and be ing conditions. Colt 875- Salary P/ua Com m is­ tion. Each unit has five help pay your mort­ pointment today. Blan­ ADMINISTRATIVE Homeless populotlon. A BYls/ONV/M IS MANCHESTER AREA large rooms, fully ap- willing to work up to 50 hours per weak. Company 3333 between 9om and 9-5. $17,500-20,500. Send sion depending on ex­ TASTLE gage! The many amen­ chard & Rossetto. "We Rentals • ROLL-OFF MACHINE OPERATOR pllanced kitchen, V / 2 benefits Include excellent starting pay, dental, med­ DIRECTOR 4pm tor oppointment. perience. Will trsin A ©OOP WORP TO ities Include aluminum G u a r a n t e e O ur Entry level opening for an Individual with a good resume by August to: baths, deck, patio, ical, profit sharing, paid vacations, etc. Please send Conn, based private Manchester Area Con- USE WHEN YOU Mather S t...... all siding, storm windows, Houses." 646-2482.0 figure aptitude and the ability to lift 75 lbs. to SPECIAL Events Coordl- right applicant. M/F. laundry room and gar­ or drop resume to; agency Is offering an notor. In North Central terepre of Churches, CAN'T POTHIS. Weattleld St...... "all fenced yard w ith room M A N C H E S T E R . $259,900. operate an electronic perforating machine. Reply to age. Great for onwer RDDM8 Route exciting growth oppor­ and Eastern Connecti­ P.O ox 773, Manches­ Easttleld S t...... all tor a pool plus a Newly listed. Impecca­ Mechanically included and ability to work Inde­ 6 occupied or Investor. FDR RENT SYNDET PRODUCTS Bolton. CT 08043 tunity for a suitably cut. Some travel. Good ter. bO E. Manchester Hearld LURPPE Now arrange the circled letters to Centarfield St...... all garden, huge 2 car ble 6 room , 2 year old pendently. B o x D Call tor details. 5entry garoge, screened qualified parson to de­ benefits. Salary mid form the surprise answer, as sug- Northfield St...... !!!!.."!all Real Rstate. 643-4060.O spectocular Colonial. velop community teens. Send resumes to DOCTOR'S assistant 16 Bralnard Place gested by the above cartoon. porch, 2 covered decks. Featuring eot-ln kit­ CDVENTRY. Room with • STOCK ROOM ATTENDANTS needed tor busy opto- MANCHE5TER. Spa­ fireplace In historic based residential and Director of Develop­ Manchester, CT 06040 M cG uire D r...... all Excellent location In a chen with custom ca­ Entry level. Some experience or background in metrlc practice. Hours cious starter. $118,900. quiet single-fam ily home. $275 month. Coll stock/inventory, math ability, and able to move vocational services for ment, Easter Seal So­ *»rciixnTH E[xni 3 oNE Caae D r...... ".!."!;!"!"all binets, lovely large G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER ore Tuesday and Good size 3 bedroom neighborhood with pri­ foyer, master bedroom to r details. 742-3069. large and heavy materials. mentally retarded ciety of Connecticut, House Dr...... all NOW HIRING! P.O.Box 100, Hebron, Thursday nights, 5:30- PART Time position In a (Answers tomorrow) Colonial priced to r the vacy. You really must with wolk-ln closet. MANCHESTER. Profes­ adults. MA and 5 years 9pm, Saturday from first tim e buyer. 13 x 21 G.S.P. offers an excellent benefits package which CT 06248.______residential facility tor Jumbles: VYING BRAVO ARTFUL POWDER see this one. Call today. Truely moye-ln condi­ sional female sought to MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS experience in Human 8:30-1:30pm. Expe­ adolescent girls. Word Yesterday's RW fle...... all living room with wood- $224,900. R ealty W orld Includes medical, dental, and life insurance, AUOITERS wanted. $! Answer; What the rabbit wanted to do with the W alnut...... 21-123 tion throughout. Cen­ share lovely large semi pension plan and tuition reimbursement. Qualified Services required. Sa­ rience helpful, willing processing and secret­ stove den and 1st flo o r Benoit Frechette Asso­ tury 21 Epstein Realty. furnished home with G. Fox a New England tradition of satisfaction per hour plus to start volume he found at the lending A rch ...... all candidates may apply at our facility orsend resume. lary mid 30's and bene­ to train. C all 649-3311. arial skills necessary. library— BURROW ’ IT laundry. Aluminum ciates. 646-7709.O 647-8895.0 some. Non smoker. A and national retail trend center has immediate No experience neces May lead to full time. siding convenient loca­ SALARY HISTORY MUST BE INCLUDED. fits. Call (617) 823- sary. For more Inter P artfS t...... 13-110 real tindl Coll 647-0155 openings for merchandise processors at our Send resume to Mary New back In Bteck, Jumble Geek No. 77 la Bvsttable lor S2.M. whkh loelwdtB pOBlSBO tion to bus line, shop­ before 10pm.______9560 for Interview or motion call Carl Jack ! and handling, from Jumbla, e/o thla newspaper, F.O. G oe 49M, Orlando. FL IIM2-4M6. ParsaeMi Dapartmaiit Carney: Director, 151 IncKido your narno. addrsaa and ilp coda and makt your chock payable to Nowspsparbeoho...... all ping, and school. O. W. South Windsor Distribution Center. Job ree- send resume to Ste­ son of 643-1786.______Fish Realty. 643-1591.0 COVENTRY •199,500 FEM ALE preferred, kit­ GERBER SaENTIFIC PRODUCTS, INC. COOKS Hartford Road, Man- chen privileges, bus ponsibillties include varlfying orders, along phen Williams, P.O. SECRETARY. United chester 06040.______St. Jam es St...... all SDUTH W indsor. line. Evenings and 151 Batson Drive counting ticketing and hanging merchandise Box 2768, Taunton, Bank has a secretary DISHWASHERS PART Time. $6.25 hourly. ■ $195,900. Brand new 3 M A 02780. position In Its Vernon Butternut Road ...... all w eekends o n ly 647- Manchester before it’s sent to our stores. Full and part time National In-store mar- : bedroom townhouse In 9813. E.O.E M/F/WV day and evening schedules are available. We Circle office. Excellent WAITRESSES keting company Is • CELEBRITY CIPHER Plum Ridge, 12 x 19 typing, strong organi­ CGiGbiity Cipher cryptograms are creeled from quotetlcns by femous Dale R o ad ...... all offer competitive starting salary, generous The Town of Coventry seeking Individuals to ; people, peat end preeent. Eech letter In the dpher stands for living room with Swed­ zational ability, good another. Today's d u o : H equefs A Garth R o ad ...... 125-138 ish fireplace, vaulted employee discount and the opportunity to Water Pollution Con­ Full or part time. distribute coupons and • lAPARTNEHl! verbal and written samples to consumers ' Ludlow Road ...... 25-107 celling and skylight. earn a weekly incentive bonus. Apply Monday trol Authority Is seek­ communication sklllso Temporary or perma­ Ifd b b em t ing an Assistant Plant nent. Good wages In local superm arkets. , 'QS TZJ ABL WZD Fully appllanced, cen­ IMMEDIATE OPENINGSI through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday from most. Previous bank­ We provide training. ; Arnott R d...... all tral vac, whirlpool. 7'/2 Operator to assist the ing experience a plus. and benefits. Appiy in Ferguson Road ...... 15-112 • ACCOUNTING CLERK — Sam until 12 at G. Fox Distribution Center, 301 Chief Plant Operator Reliable transporta- • U Q L K UZEB HOG baths, garage. D. W. MANCHESTER. 3 room Send resume to: Per­ person tion required. Coll 1- ; E. M iddle Tpke. (even o n ly )...... 558-676 Fish Realty. 643-1591.0 apartment. Available We have an immediate opening In our Account­ Governor's Highway, South Windsor. Ct. occasionally In main­ sonnel Officer, United ing Dept. Responsibilities Include; maintaining tenance and operation 233-7815, M onday ■ BRAND New LIstIngl September 1. On bus Bank, 676 Main Street, Howard Jobnaon’a through Friday, 9am- ; AKXL LQEB DM, line. Heat, hot water, vendor files, some phone assistance, filing, light of plant. Must be avail­ W llllm o n tic, 06226. North Elm St...... 5-91 Redwood Forms, Im­ 394 Toiland Tpke. 4pm.______■ m aculate room Cape. refrigerator, stove, typing, adding machine experience, matching able on call for short Woodbridga St.. .18-230 8 periods of time and to CLEANING person Manchester, CT LUBG FUZ XLHDPO 1st floor family room parking tor 1 ca r In­ invoices against open receivers, matching In­ w anted. 4 nights a P o s i t i o n s available tor * cluded, non-smoker. 1 fill In for operator dur­ the F a ll at R H A M High ; plus huge Florida voices for computer processing and reviewing TECHNICIAN ing vacation and sick week. Must have trans­ 6 4 9 - 6 2 2 0 WZD ZDL LUB LQEB Tpke...... 294-373 room, fireplace, hard­ months security dep- edits for processing. portation. 647-1111. School In Hebron, Ct. • Franklin S t...... all oslt. 646-4138. time. Application may Full time custodian, : wood floors, plus plush Position avaiiabie for technician to be made at Coventry NBSZHB LUKL7' — Parker St...... i (HU242 carpeting. Impecoble NEW TO THE MARKET 5 R Q 6 m , 1st flo o r oport- • DATA ENTRY CLERK - full time holl/study • This handsome, all brick Cape Cod It a truly perform routine maintenance on Town Hall, 1712 Main aide, full time library 1 condition Inside and ment In historic Tolcot- Our Customers Service Department Is seeking JOIN Our Team, Pip Green Road...... 204-330 out. $209,000. Jackso n 81 uniqua homa with beautiful atona walla and lands­ tvllle. Fenced yard, mechanical, electrical and elec­ St., Coventry, Ct. 06238. MANAGEMENT Printing ,391 Center aide, full time special ■ X M K H O W KOJBHXZQ. an Individual to computer input all sales orders. The closing date Is Henry St...... 201-315 Jackson Real Estate. caping. It featuraa a front to bock llvingroom stove and retrigerotor. Street. An energetic education aide, and ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION: “The mightiest rivers lose their Princeton S t... 40-45 wpm typing, accuracy a muatl 1-2 years of­ tronic equipment on the third shift. August 1, 1987. EO E. part time secretary. ■ ...... 167-190 647-8400J with flraplace, country style kttchen, an anormout References, security TRAINEE person wanted to work force when split up Into severel streams.” — Ovid. Tanner St...... upsuirs bath w^h whirlpool, doubla showar, 2 deposit, children wel­ fice experience, and computer experience a Knowledge of photo finishing equip­ TEACHER Aides. Full In bindery deportment. For application please : ...... 124-168 IN A Pinch??? Qnlyquol- plus. Learn all phases of Watlesloy St...... all I t v t o r u n d e r sinks, Italian tile floor, draating table, huge bed­ come. I62S heat and hot ment not required. Some trouble time beginning Sep­ No experience neces­ ca ll 228-9474. EO E. water Included. 649- tember. State ap­ $100,0007?? W ell, rooms. The outside has a 2 car, detached garage G.S.P. offers an excellent benefits package which our restaurant opera­ sary. willing to train. Lawton Rd...... with workshop end a 1 car attached garage. Thla W56. ______shooting experience helpful. We of­ proved private school. Fully paid helath be­ ...... all here's a great chance includes medical, dental, and life insurance, tion. Permanent posi­ 5PRAY THAT stain away. A BAR OF toilet soap Milford Rd...... all to buy 0 housol Adora­ home Is a "must tee". Amenities too numaroua to 3 RQQMS, heat and hot fer full time employment and bene­ To assist teachers In nefits and good growth Ballpoint Ink stains on placed in suitcases wiii pension plan and tuition reimbursement. Qualified tion with advance­ IlNSTBUCTIDN Carpenter Rd...... all ble 5% room Cope near mention. Call ut for appointment. water. 3rd floor. Rant classrooms tor stu­ opportunity. Must shirt pockets...other pla­ keep them smeiiing ni­ fits. Applications may be completed dents with behavior Sanford Rd...... all Coventry Lake. 2 bed- and security deposit. candidates may apply at our facility orsend resume. ment potentiai. Good hove own transporta­ ces, too...can be removed ce...and may come in disorders, ages 4-10, #########••• Hamilton Dr...... all rooms, fireplace. 8395. 646^12 to leave SALARY HISTORY MUST BE INCLUDED. Monday-Friday, 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. at wages and benefits. tion. A p p ly In person handy next time you go on students with develop­ between 9 and 4. almost magically by Many modern Im­ W iMBhaii message o r 649-4820. FartMMl DeNrtwwrt A p p ly CfNTm ED MATH TUTON spraying hair spray on the a vacation trip. Boost Wotharall St...... mental disabilities AulhorlMd Summer Sohool ...... 8-262 provements Including MANCHEitEik. i CLERICAL. Small Office, spot then washing In the your vacation budget by McCann Dr...... new root and plumb­ W l . . . GERBER SCIENTinC PRODUCTS, INC. FOTOMAT CORPORATION ages 4-12. Send resume diversified duties ,oc- make-up. AN Meih eubjeeit. 8x- ...... all badroom-Duplex, no or apply In person to: Howard Johnson’s usual way. Idle Items seiiing idie Items around Bidwall St...... 279-333 ing. Redocorotod D.F. INC. utllltlea. Security ond counts receivable ,tele- psrleneed In 8AT preperaHon around the home can be your home tor cash. Place, r 151 Batson Drive 88 Prestige Perk CIr. Community Child Gui­ 394 Tolland Tpke. ttiroughout ond ready referancas. No pets. phonet, record keep­ (MMh A InglWi) enriehment re- exchanged for cash, al­ an ad In cloulflcd to find o M an ch e ste r dance School, 317 Manchester, CT medMon and eemputer pro- to m ove In. 999M0. I4M per month. 649- E. Hertford ing and some typing. most magically, when ad­ cash buyer. CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 Jackson G Jockaon EO .e. M/F/H/V North Main St., Man­ All benefits. Coll 647- gram 1 1n BASIC. I4S-8489 4200. A v aila b le A ubusii IBSF ______EOE/M/F chester, 06040. 6 4 8 - 6 2 2 0 vertised In classified. Real Estate. 647-8400.O lat. *137. eeeeeeeeeepp i TAG SALE!!! ^v»’" 4 Days for the Price ef 3! ^ PLACE YOUR AD ON TUESDAY, BEFORE NOON, AND YOU’RE ALL SET * ----- FOR THE WEEK. JUST ASK FOR TRACEY OR IRENE IN CLASSIFIED.

MSCELUNE0U8 TA 6 TAB CASS FOR SALE SALES CARD CARR SALES FDR SALE FDR RALE FDR SALE 4 ROOAAS. Htotcd, stove, PERFECT opportunity. Rerarcncet, lease, se- Antique double bed (year HUGE yard and garage SATURDAY and Sunday, OLOSMOBILE 1981 cus­ Cleon, dry 45'X 27'area 1800) best offer. sale. Moving. Every­ curltv deposit. No pets. with potential. Suitable July 18 B 19,104. New tom crulzer wagon. LeCor 1983. Deluxe. Mini CHEVROLET Impala 1 car parkino. $510. Dresser and bureau thing must go. Over 30 and used furniture, Air, stereo, cruise, condition. Am/fm for office, music stu­ set, $100. Boys BMX 2 door, engine good. 640-8340.______dio, accountants or In­ years accumulation new mlcrowove/con- 77,000 miles. S3000. 643- cassette. 54k, 81500 8350. 646-4239. 146 surance, fomlly yideo, bike, $80. Coll after 5pm from house, attic, ventlon oven, pots, 9729. /best offer. 644-2080. McKee Street. i r o 6 aas, 3rd floor, heat 647-1946.______basement and garage. and hot water Included. rental, etc. No food dishes, cut glass, lathe AMC Gremlin 1974, new PLYMOUTH Valiant 64. RELIANT 1981, 2 door. 2 boys bikes, refrlgera- All pricedtosell. Satur­ with all accessories, Reference and security operotlons. 649-1680. day July 16th, 9am. 80 tires and exhaust, runs Very good running Immaculate, 4 speed, required. 643-5363. OFFICES for rent. Reaso- tor/freezer side by tools, etc. 180 Chestnut good. 8850. 742-6537. condition. Best offer. rusty tones. Drive train side. 644-8687 after 4:30. Fairfield Street, Man­ Street, Manchester. MANCHESTER. 4 rooms, noble rates. Including chester. (off Hartford DODGE Charger S E 1972. 649-6945. guarantees 82000. 646- adults preferred. No all utilities. 643-7175 or AIR Conditioner. 8000 Road.) Very good condition. PLYMOUTH Horizon 4298 after 6pm. 647-9223. BTU ,250. Plano pets, no appliances, 1 SATURDAY July 18, 10-4 Power, olr. 649-3663 of- Hatchback 1980. Auto­ HONDA Accord 1981. .4 car. Security and refer- Grand AUTOMOTIVE ter 4pm.______matic, good condition. $1500. 649-3174. & Sunday July 19,12-4. door, 5 speed, great ences. 640-1265.______Rain dote July 25 8, 26. MALIBU Classic 79, good Asking 81295. Call after shape. Asking $3150. AAanchester. 3 bedroom MOVING. Tag sal?. No early birds please. condition. Recently 9pm or weekends. 646- 742-7757. aprtment , 2nd floor, Morchandlso Queen Anne solid 27 Church Street, CARS overhauled, olr. Inte­ 6195.______seporote utilities, cherry living room, ta­ Monchester.______rior like new. Asking CAMARO 1975. Runs bles, 8' gold velvet FDR SALE 81800. 646-6903.______parking. $625. Security SATURDAY 9-5. 395 great. AM/FM CAMPERS/ deposit required and sofa, kitchen set. Mis­ cassette. (Sood tires. cellaneous house and North Main Street. f o r d 1985 Tempo 2 TRAILERS references. 640-2871. PUGEOT 1974 504 diesel dooor, 5 speed, over­ 350 engine. $1500or best yard equipment and Thomas organ, furni­ offer. 646-1956. MANCHESTER. Quality FURNITURE articles. All excellent ture, clothing and mts- Good running condl drive, power steering, CHEVROLET 1975 Cus­ 1 bedroom, heat, hot cellaneous.______tion or tor parts. $400. brakes. Rear window condition. 649-9980. HONDA Accord 1981. 5 tom open rood camper water and all applian­ COMPLETE living room MULTI Family tag sale, 446-4208 otter 7pm. defogger. One owner. von. Loaded. Good ces Included. Air condi­ MOVING. Priced low for $4000. 649-7501 after speed, 4 door, power condition. 86995. 646- set. Earth tones- quick sale. 2 couches, Saturday July 18th, OLDS Cutlasss supreme 6pm. ______steering, sun roof, tioned, quiet on bus country. Excellent 9am-4pm. Miscellane­ 1975. V-8, power steer­ 1030. line. Ideal for middle GE refrigerator, dining beige. Needs new condition. 275-1960 room set, toll size bed ous Items. Something ing and brakes, 2 door. BUICK Century 1976. Ex- clutch. $1500 or best ope and senior citizen. weekdays. for everyone. 190 Prin­ Excellent condition. cellent running condi­ $540. 247-5030.______Coll after 6. 643-0160 offer. 649-8231 leave ceton Street. $1300. 659-1906. tion, body good. $1000. message.______MDTORCYCLES/ 4 ROOM apartment, ap- Glostonbury.______649-2316 otter 3:30. MOPEDS MANCHESTER. 9 Cole­ OLDS Omega 1983. Power pllances, heat, hot wa­ TV/SHREO/ man Rood. Saturday Toyoto Cellco 76, ports HONDA Accord 1978. ter, garage. Lease. brakes and steering. WILL Trade 10 speed APPLIANCES ENDROLLS and Sunday. Rain or cor, runs. $200 or best Hatchback, for ports Air, automatic, excel­ $575. Adults preferred. I 27'/i width - 2S9 shine. 9-4. Miscellane­ otter. 643-5065 between $400. Coll otter 7pm boy's Rolelah Touring 646-7268.______lent steering, super bike for used Moped. d o u b l e oven, self J 13% width - 2 for 250 ous Items, turntable, 5:30 and 7pm. 646-4208. condition. 649-9504. cleaning Hotpoint Coll 643-9279. ^EEK Professional cou- I MUST b« picked up at the I skis, etc.______ple fa rent Vi duplex In stove. Coppertone. iHaraid Offlca Monday thru TAG Sole. 315 Henry - Manchester. $675 % good condition. Great |Thuradayba>Ofa 11 a.m. oniy. for cottage or apart­ Street, Manchester. ~ utilities. Security. 646- Saturday July 18. 9-1. 1402.______ment. Best offer. White Glenwood apartment Miscellaneous Items. 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ size stove. Needs oven SATURDAY July 18th, 9 nished. Heat. Working coll. $20 os Is. 646-5160 to 4. 14 Ashworth single male preferred. after 6pm .□ Street, off of Autumn Na pets. Lease. 643- POOLS!!! Street. No early birds. 2880.______Amazing DiBcountI New picnic table, ste­ SUPER STUDIO type. Partly fur- 177^LAWN AND reo stand, and miscel­ nlshed. Working single I''1 8 A R D E N Limited time only! laneous Items. male preferred. No , BOLTON. Beautiful pets. Lease. 643-2880. Big new fantastic 1987 AGWAY 10 horse power sized pools. Including toddlers (girls 1-4t), MANCHESTER. 2 bed- riding tractor with clothing, car seat, crib, room apartment on Craftsman lawn huge aundeck, fence, toys, tv, stereo, lamps, west side. $550 per sweeper. 2 years old. filter and warranty. household goods, great CLASSIFIEDS! month. Call Pot 643- $800 or best offer. Call stuff. 10-4. Saturday >160.______528-4805 after 5. NOW ONLY ^978 July 18th, rain 7/19. No BOLTON. 3 room apart- early birds. 64 Birch Installation optional Mountain Extension. ment . Newly redeco- Top Son ScrooioS Loam. REACH rated, stoye, Any amount daHvatad. Also, fill, and extra. M ISCELLAt(EDUS refrigerator micro­ gravsl. slons and bark mulch. household Items. Satur­ wave, air condition­ Boboal, baekhoa 6 loadsr lontal. FULL HNANCING day 8i Sunday at 65 Still ing. Heat furnished. Field Rd., Manchester. $500 plus security. Ref­ MWS CONtlWCnON AVAILABLE 649-9980.______erences. Available Au­ t7tl600 / S8»q66B Call Peter Collect 3,000,000 HOMES gust 1st. 643-0445. BARGAIN Sale continued 1-800-852.7665 or from last week. Miscel­ MANCHESTER. 3 room laneous. 9-5:30, Satur­ apartment. Available PETS AND 203-563-1161 day. Williams Rd., Selling or renting or looking September 1. On bus Bolton.______line. Heat, hot water, SUPPLIES refrigerator, stove, TAG Sale. Saturday, for that special executive? parking for 1 car In­ Eskimo Spitzs puppies 1C TAD 9am-2pm. Household cluded, non-smoker. 1 weeks old, UKC regis­ Items and miscellane­ months security dep­ tered, shots. $200. 647- SALES ous. 31 Edison Rd, osit. 646-4138. 9137______Monchester.______SATURDAY July 18th, 4 FREE kittens. Grey TAG Sale. 9am-2pm. July Regional Classifieds ▼*3. /V\lsc6llan6ous« any iMriCDNOOMINIUIIIIS tabby. Shots, box offer! 33 Sunset Street, 18th. 45 Schaller Road, trained. Call 742-5768. Manchester. Manchester. Miscel­ l^alpDRRENT laneous Items. Have Arrived! MANCHESTER. Beauti­ ful new 2 bedroom CARS CARS CARS condo. Air, refrigera­ FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE The New England Press Association is pleased to tor, dishwasher, ml- crovwave etc. Heat In- announce the formation of the eluded. $795/monthly.Call 644- New England Classified Ad Network (NECAN) 2673 or 644-3313 Sell Your Car eyenlngs. Now you can place your classified ad In neary every

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