2H - KVKMNC; HKHAU). Wed . Sept 24. 1980 Special football section inside today Political campaign 1980 Carter closing crevice HanrliPBtrr Cloudy in Michigan campaign Cloudy today with A T U C D <^hance of rain. Rain ending LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - Presi "I've watched Carter get closer Carter also has the fervent and un W t A I n t K tomorrow. Details on Page dent Carter is narrowing the gap in and closer,” said state Democratic shakable support of Detroit Mayor 2. feurninn strategically crucial Michigan, but Chairwoman Olivia Maynard. Coleman Young. V 0 he must overcome wide discontent “ If he is (behind) it may not even Reagan forces are banking on a with his economic performance in be a statisticaliy (significant) 30,000-member army of volunteers I Vol. XCIX, No. 304 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, September 25, 1980 YOUR HOMETOWN ISEWSHAPER • Since 1881 a 20«, the state hardest hit by the national difference now," she said. and an intensive campaigning by the recession. Both parties agree the economy is former California governor and run The latest available poll — con the key issue in Michigan — where ning m ate George Bush — with ducted by the Reagan campaign — the auto industry slump has caused Milliken always at their side. shows Carter trailing 32 percent to 36 the nation’s highest jobless rate. Milliken, a moderate, is a proven percent, with 16 percent backing in Reagan carefully courted blue vote getter among independents and dependent John Anderson. collar support in his Labor Day visit Democrats. His willingness to make But a colorful and persistent coun to Detroit and his operatives have an all out effort for Reagan, despite Iraq 20 miles inside Iran ty drain commissioner threatens to steadily worked the-state. their philosophiqal differences, will overshadow all three presidential “ I have said all along this is a be vital to the GOP campaign. candidates in the Michigan election pocketbook election where people An unknown factor is the impact of BAGHDAD, Iraq (UPI) - Iraqi refinery and downed at least 25 Iraqi They said the Iraqi defeat was each others’ oil installations, campaign. are concerned with jobs and inflation Anderson's strong campaign in and Iranian warplanes fought air planes with anti-aircraft fire and in "reminiscent of the stranding of the thousands of Westerners streamed Robert Tisch, a gangly, outspoken and taxes,” said state Republican Michigan. It is generally anticipated duels and bombed each other's major dogfights. out of the war zone into neighboring U.S, helicopters in the sands of tax cut crusader from rural Chairman Melvin Larsen. a strong Anderson showing would oil installations in relentless attacks Kuwait and Jordan, including 300 ?vrl I Iraqi fighter planes hit Iran’s vital Tabas,” referring to the aborted Shiawassee County, has placed on the “The people are going to be hurt Carter more than Reagan. today and Iraqi ground forces ad Americans from the Lummus ^ I Enlarged \ Kharg Island oil terminal for a se April 25 U.S. raid to free the November ballot a California-style making their decision based on who There are no statewide contests, vanced to a point 20 miles inside Construction Co. of Bloomfield, N.J. IRAQ' IRAN American hostages, now in their tax proposal which has mobilized a they feel will best bring us out of the but Republicans are hoping to recoup Iran. cond straight day. Other Iraqi air 327th day of captivity. In Kuwait, officials said 2.100 bipartisan opposition team of fiscal recession,” he said. at least three of the five con strikes were reported at the Persian gressional seats they have lost in re I Strait o f ' The bitter fighting war has forced refugees, most of them from moderates. "Ths second most significant issue Gulf port of Bushehr and several On the ground, Iraqi troops drove cent years. Hormuz an exodus of thousands of foreigners, Western nations, had fled the war Critics — including influential Gov. in the campaign is Carter's economic cities, including Gazvin, Tabriz, Ker- 10 miles deeper into Iran, claiming including Americans, from the Per zone in southern Iraq and another 4,- William G, Milliken— say the Tisch record. It’s been miserable.” The GOP is keying on two outstate the capture of five towns, Qasr-e sian Gulf war zone and a cut off of oil manshah, Dezful and the besieged oil 500 were nearing the border. Tax Cut Amendment would be a Leaders of the United Auto districts lost to the Democrats in Shirin, Naft Shah, Mehran, Moham- President Carter says goodbye to Los “Town Meeting” in Torrance, a Los Angeles exports by the two warring OPEC refinery city of Abadan. devastating $2 billion blow to the Workers, one of Michigan’s most po 1978 after long Republican .mup rjtn jirrrr marah and Sar-e-Pole-Zahab. A total of 140 Americans arrived in Angeles Police officers as he leaves Tuesday suburb. (UPI photo) nations. One group of Americans was already strapped state government. tent political forces, wanted to dump dominance. Incumbent Reps. Donald Iraq said 44 Iranian planes were Amsterdam today and were expected on its way back to the United States. for San Jose, Calif. Monday. Carter spoke to a It would cut property taxes in half Carter in favor of Sen. Edward Albosta and Howard Wolpe face op shot down Wednesday alone and at Sar-e-Pole-Zahab is 20 miles inside to leave for the United States on Iran and marks the deepest reported — or more — and require the state to Kennedy. Even state AFL-CIO Presi ponents bolstered by national cam least 19 today, and both sides flights later in the day. They told of Reports of casualties were scanty. .r» ’- - reimburse local governments for lost dent William Marsall, a Carter paign cash — veteran state Sen. penetration so far by the Iraqis, who making an orderly dash from Basra, Both sides claimed killing or cap reported several enemy helicopters revenue. An increase in state taxa loyalist, has been critical of the ad Richard Allen amd millionaire claimed they captured 350 Iranian Iraq, to Kuwait in a caravan of turing more than 150 pilots whose shot down. *** tion, however, is virtually precluded. ministration's economic policies. department store heir James troops there. Iran charged Iraqi planes'attacked trucks, jeeps and small cars. Ms. Maynard is nonetheless confi Gilmore. planes were downed in the last four M Ronald Reagan's lead has slipped Iran said its forces thwarted an at dent. with unions now solidly behind With the retirement of veteran ,S a n a n d a j days. Civilian casualties were a hospital in Abadan. They also told of leaving behind 1 . I / v / significantly from the 10-point bulge tack by a helicopter-borne Iraqi unit Carter, that unhappy blue collar Rep. Lucien'Nedzi, the GOP is bid reported in air attacks, but numbers An Iranian war communique said three fellow Americans who were he enjoyed at the close of the GOP at Shalamceh. national convention in Detroit. workers will return to the ding for a traditionally Democratic were seldom given. 50 Iraqi tanks were destroyed "after repoted missing in an Iranian air raid Democratic fold come November. district in Detroit and northern sub becoming bogged down in mud.” on Basra Tuesday. Republicans say the drop was One report from Tehran said 34 As the two nations’ planes blasted Workers will stick with Carter "or urbs. ~’ I Qasr-e-Shirin expected, but it has heartened iQ o m Iranians were “martyred” and 134 Democrats, come back to him,” she said. 1 ^ 3 wounded in recent fighting, but the' Csar-e-Pol- figures did not include any casualties e -Z a h a b in the bombing of the massive oil f \ . refinery in Abadan. Three Americans C urtis Mathes f # M e h r a n IRAN Iran" renewed its air attacks in i response to an Iraqi truce plan that called for Iran to recognize Iraq’s > Zut sovereignty over disputed border 1 0 0 regions and the Shatjt' Al-Arab missing in war waterway and the return of two IRAQ miles islands in the strategic Strait of Hor muz. WASHINGTON (U PI) - Three the company’s orders across the certainly concur that this withdrawal lA h w a z border to Kuwait City, Kuwait, a few is a prudent measure, given the air Iranian warplanes pounded the American workers are reported mis hours after the attack. raids that have taken place,” depart Iraqi capital of Baghdad as well as sing and feared dead in an Iranian [Khorramshahr ment spokesman Jack Cannon said. Basra oil centers at Kirkuk, Mosul and A1 bombing raid that apparently killed "We found 10 missing during the lA b a d a n 10 foreigners at an oil refinery. Hun In Kuwait, U.S. Embassy Shatt-ahArab- Dawrah. Iraq reported that Iranian head count in Kuwait City and there jets, in the deepest air penetration to dreds of other Americans are fleeing were 10 bodies at the plant site,” spokesman Ray Peppers said 150 the growing border war by taxis, Americans fled Basra in taxis, buses KHARG day, struck a gas refinery at Ain Vogel said. buses and cars, U.S, officials say and private cars, and all had gone on Za^h, setting fire to parts of that The victims were being kept’ at the ISLAND to Copenhagen and Amsterdam in near the Syrian border. About 700 Americans were in Iraq hospital on the Basra site, where the special flights arranged by their T q M liM itifca i iiMw hoBtiM" Jiar dfltnpanies. day, some 300 of them working in the billion petrochemical plant under ONCE-A-YEAR 011 refinery complex at Basra, which contract to the Iraqi government, he The Iranian state radio reported its ■ c was raided by Iranian warplanes. said. forces had captured four Americans SAVINGS...DONT Maim Center reconstruction Arnold Vogel, a spokesman for the "Maybe we’re being overly in the border fighting. A department MISS THIS BIG EVENT Lummus Construction Co. of Bloom cautious,” Vogel said, "but we can’t official said the report was i field, N.J., identified the three mis confirm their deaths.” "implausible.” ITO MAKE ROOM FOR THE i sing American workers as Harvey The State Department began NEW 1981 CURTIS MATHES The United States has not had an Johnson of Dickinson, Texas, Sidney evacuating dependents of the 21 ambas.sador in Baghdad since the MODELS...WE ARE DRASTICALLY Grant of Tucson, Ariz,, and Luke Foreign Service employees at its in 1967 Middle East War. Relations with Cline of Johnson City, Tenn. REDUCING ALL 1980 MODELS! State backs street plan terest section in Baghdad, but said the government of Saddam Hussein there were no plans to order a Vogel said the three Americans have been cool and the Stale Depart costs. 0PM has in turn forwarded the general evacuation of all Americans. By MARTIN KEARNS were among a total of 10 foreign ment has accused the socialist Manchester two months ago request to the bonding commission. government of supporting inter Herald Reporter workers missing. Ten bodies later Many of the Americans in Iraq are forwarded its $48,000 share to state The bonding commission however, national terrorism. NEWINtiTON - Slate Depart were found at the plant site, but their DOT — which acts as federal agent. receives requests from all state women married to Iraqis who work ment of Transportation officials bodies were not positively identified. for U.S. firms involved in the The town has also contracted with departments and develops its own However, a department official I • Wednesday assured Manchester petroleum and chemical industry. the feds for $540,000. The state, which list of funding priorities. According said the Iraqi government has been representatives they continue to sup- The others missing included four owes $48,000 for the project, has not to DOT sources, Manchester’s “Although the U.S. government cooperative in assisting Americans Dort reconstruction of the Main and Britons, two Germans and an Indian. yet released its funds, thus delaying project has been passed over for The bulk of about 1,000 non-Iraqi has not organized the departure of in leaving the country during the con HURRY FOR Center streets' intersect ion They can reconstruction other projects deemed more urgent not, however, guarantee funding for workers were evacuated by bus on private Americans there (Basra), we flict by the commission. Transportation officials said BEST SELECTIONS! the project. William Ginter, acting engineer for The project will be funded primari monies had not been freed for the municipal systems, told town of ly with federal Urban Systems Turn project by the state Bonding Com ficials the bonding commission could , Tentative settlement reached back monies — made' available to mission. DOT officials said they con E350 approve the funding at its October municipalities when highway con tinue to support the project but are meeting. He offered no promises, struction funds are not spent. Accor being held back by the commission. however, saying the Manchester ONCE-A-YEAR BARGAINS! ding to policy, federal, slate and DOT has requested the funds from project could again be passed over. town governments share project the state Office of Policy and Authorization is being sought to costs, with the feds paying the bulk of Management. According to officials. E587 purchase rights of way for the ROTC contract near project. Action by the bonding com Ronald Reagan, foreground, shakes hands programs and refuted the idea that the GOP mission would allow the ’ state to matter would have cost the town $3,- structors’ salaries are the same as with members of a DAV group on his final ticket will not attract black voters. (UPI negotiate with owners of the former By LAUREN DAVIS SHEA 000 to $4,000 each year. With the the teachers, the settlement means stop in Florida. Reagan continued his attack photo) Rose Kennedy has Odd Fellows building. Herald Reporter withdrawal of the MEA, the matter the two groups receive the same on the Carter military and economic If all goes according to plan, the MANCHESTER - Assistant ES93R state hopes to have comoleted Superintendent of Schools Wilson E. went back to negotiation percentage in their raise. Deakin met with Carol Gamer, the emergency surgery negotiations by mid-January of 1981. Deakin said Wednesday he believes a "I am led to believe this will bring negotiator for the MEA and a teacher SAVE The state and town departments will tentative settlement with the instruc settlement” Deakin said. The matter at Robertson School. He said the Campaign committee formed BOSTON (UPII — Rose Kennedy, and she is stable and in the recovery also be required to relocate those tors at the Regional Occupational will now be brought to the MEA settlement involves paying the in NOW! , FOUR the matriarch of the Kennedy family, room, " spokeswoman Priscilla persons now living at the site. Training Center over their pay may leadership, and' if it approves., the Mimi structors the same percentage raise SOI Til WINDSOR- Robert Sheridan, and Jack Wood nie Cole. Woodcock’s issues and underwent emergency surgery late Severance said Thursday. "She’s in Once that has been accomplished, have been reached. issue will come to the Board of i YEAR as what the teachers’ earn Bouley. campaign manager for 14th cock. research committee will also be I EXCLUSIVE Wednesday night to correct an in the recovery room. We don’t know the state will have to go back to the Deakin said he met recently with a Education Assembly District Democratic can Outdoor advertising, including the chaired by Tarr, and will include U LHMITEO testinal obstruction how long she is going to stay.” bonding commission for the con negotiator for the teacher’s union In arbitration, the teachers Deakin said currently, six didate John Woodcock, has an ASK TO SEE A distribution of the candidate's signs former councilman Leon Mainqjli. WARRANTY A spokeswoman at New England The surgery was performed by Dr. struction funds. Town Public Works the Manchester Education Associa received a 6 percent plus increment vocational instructors are influenced nounced the formation o' a com E678R COMPLETE COPY OF and bumper stickers, will be Planning & Zoning Commission THIS WARRANTY! Baptist Hospital said Mrs. Kennedy, Kenneth Warren, a staff surgeon at Director Jay Giles said bonding tion, a settlement appears near, and raises While it does not mean the in by the negotiations. mittee to assist in Woodcock's elec managed by David and Hazel member Raymond Hallovell J r , 90, was in "stable condition" New England B ap tist, and Dr. could be approved in March. he hopes to bring the matter to the tion South Windsor Mayor Edward Perkins Woodcock’s public Edward Reardon. Judith Keuhnel. LIMITED TIME following the one-hour operation Russell Boles Jr ., one of her personal Giles said bids could be opened in Board of Education at its October F Havens will serve as deputy cam appearances will be arranged bv Ms. Board of Education Chairman John Mrs Kennedy was brought to physicians the fajl of 1981 and construction meeting. paign manager Bouley, while Linda Churma." will Giordano, and attorney Kevin ONLY...WHILE Boston from her home at the Mrs Kennedy was not accom begun in January of 1982. He es The MEA had filed a unfair labor The campaign will be funded coordinate the candidate's door-to- O’Brien of Manchester. Kennedy compound in Hyannisport panied by any members of her family timated the project was at least nine practice grievance against the board through the efforts of the finance SUPPLY LASTS! door efforts. Anyone wishing to work with the about 8:30 p.m EDT and underwent when she entered the hospital. Sen. months behind schedule. in October, in the matter. In August, committee, chaired by treasurer Public relations and advertising campaign committee is asked to call ALL MODELS MAY surgery three hours later. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass.. her Slate Rep. Abraham Glassman, D- the MEA had withdrawn its com Stephen H. Riege. The finance com will be chaired by Town Council campaign manager Btiulev at 644- NOT BE AVAILABLE! "She requested emergency surgery only sun-iving son, was reportedly en 14th District, attended the meeting plaint, with President Anne Gauvin mittee will also consist of Salvatore member Sherman Tarr, with the 2719 for relief of an intestinal obstruction along with Giles and Town Manager commenting "It was the type of thing thurscloy. route back to Massachusetts. Garofalo. Edward Steben, Havens. assistance of Wayne Cogan and Syd- Robert Weiss Glassman said the we felt going to the Labor ^ a rd for a delays troubled him because he had final decision on would not be to our to play and help Phils win I.athr^r been lold by bonding commission best advantage” In Bolton Buckley PTO backs cops Manchester Mftball toume; authorities the project has not come The MEA contended all certified State spending a lead issue Bolton requests road funds Page Paul- /a. i j personnel should be paid on the before them. 19. teachers’ salary schedule sm HI WINDSOR - There is only h percent. Sills explained. Republican Legislature. Ronald school referendum The local officials eventually Vocational instructors at the ROTC jv one issue that transcends all others, In 1970 there were 22.000 families Reagan has promised a shift from agreed with transportation ad must be certified, yet their salary is according to Robert R Sills. in the Aid to Families with Depen federal control ol many expenditures MANCHESTER - In a lobbying Ms. Gentileore added the group ministrators that communication Iraq-lran Insidejtoday effort to win support for the bond expects to actively support the issue, problems had led to the mis not on a par with teachers. Republican Candidate for the 14th dent Children Program. In 10 years, to the states Wo must prepare for Pictures of the war in progress. TO understanding. Bonding com The administration had contended Bolton...... Assembly District, and that is stale that figure has doubled to 4!^.000 this We don't want to change from a issue for renovations to Manchester by sending monetary contributions to Page 18. the Friends of the High School. missioners may not have seen the that the pay scale for instructors Classified — w ...... 20-22 .spending families in the program. Sills said. federal bureaucracy to a similar one High School. Principal Jacob Ludes 200 and Project Coordinator Neil This public issue committee was pfbposal because it had never made legitimately differs from teachers’ C o m ics...... V ...... 23 Sills said it has been growing at an The cost of the program has risen in this state. " he said pay scales because of the job Editorial ...... 4 incredible rate from $267 million in 1971 to $631 Sills said he is proposing the crea Lawrence met with and won the sup formed earlier this week by citizens it onto their agenda, they said. In sports SPOM T who filed papers with the Secretary Weiss told DOT he was confused by requirements. Entertainment ...... 17 In 1971. the state had its first million this year tion of a 'blue-ribbon ''watchdog m a n c h e s t f r port of the Buckley School PTO F a m ily ...... 8 billion dollar budget and in just 10 "All of this occurred under a committee to review the daily cost of MONEYSWORTH PTO President Norma Gentileore of State’s office enabling it to raise the different reports coming from The administration said while Bob Watson pickii^ up hitting 273 W. MIDDLE TPNE. teacher certification requires a Obituaries ...... 12 years it has reached 2 7 billion, he Democratic administration that state government t.RBnJIBT said today. 120 parents attended the funds for the project. the department. He said the meeting slack with Yanks, Orioles winning, MANCNEtTER bachelor’s degree, vocational in Page P eopletalk...... 2 said The number ol stale employees refuses to exert any effort to stop He said the information compiled DFEN presentation on the $5.5 million bond The Buckley School PTO was was scheduled to determine project but not gaining. I.T. 2.nBKTMUm structor certification only requires Je ts hurling with five regulars Sp o rts...... 12-18 keeps increasing from 32.000 lull- this spiral. " Sills said by this committee will provide the issue. Ms Gentileore added the vote joined in its support of the project by status. NEXT TO MON-WEO M i n e 4-1UI n m three courses beound high school out. M anchester High football Television ...... 17 time employees in 1970 to 38,00(i in Since 1967, the Republicans have basis for a reduclion in governmental THURSM was unanimous to’ support the the PTO Council, which at its first Town officials also' expressed v m project, which backers say will cost meeting voted to officially endorse willingness to proceed with the graduation. preview. Page 14. U p d ate...... 2 1980 controlled the House only once and costs iRBLIlM W U STOFASHOP support for the high school referen reconstruction without state funding, Had the labor board decided in Tim McCarver sheds microphone W eather,...... — 2 The number of emplovees has in since 1969 the Republicans have only "We can and w ill meet the needs of TEl KVI.SION IIMH-K the voters $3.5 million after state aid dum favor of the MEA. Deakin said the creased by 18 [lercenl and yet the controlled the Senate once. Sills said the people of Connecticut without is received. should the delays continue. stale populatin' has increa.sed bv "It IS imperative that we have a overlaxini; them. Sills said 2 - EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 25. 1980 EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Si M p ^ t e . 911, private ambulance system draw fire
By MARTIN KEARNS dispatchers incorrectly contacted the to policy, does not respond unless contract with the town of Elast Hart minimum wage pay. ambulance two weeks ago she could ambulance service, instead of directly requested by the dispatcher. of calculators to help students sharpen their ’The department predicted Wednesday that the state’s taking up more than 20 of the 100 separate items included Herald Reporter ford. and officials said it is stretched The system’s problems arose at not get through to the dispatcher. Emergency Medical 'Technicians at Christensen said jumping calls — the Authorize strike mathematics problem solving skills. apple crop for this year would be down by about 71,000 in the rate hike request. too thin. Three sub-stations are main MANCHESTER - Town and the town and district firehouses. term given to the unauthorized last night’s meeting of the Eighth NEW HAVEN (DPI) — Food service workers at the Members of the Task Force on Improving Proficiency bushels from last year’s harvest of 1.07 million bushels, Northeast said it needed the insurance to protect it tained: one in Manchester, one in Instead, an operator instructed her to Eighth Utilities District officials District Fire Chief John responses — raises legal questions. Utilities District Liaison Com Teletrack indoor racing theater have authorized their un said Wednesday the “proper use’’ of calculators in the with the McIntosh harvest the hardest hit. from potential major losses in the event of a prolonged East Hartford, and another along the dial the Police Department’s seven Wednesday attacked the 911 Christensen also objected to EMT’s Still, both Kleinschmidt and ion to call a strike against the firm which operates the classroom after students attained basic math skills could “ People eat with their eyes,” said Merwin Bailey, a shutdown of a nuclear plant and the subsequent need to towns’ boundary, it was reported mittee. Eighth District directors digit number. emergency telephone system coor limited use by police dispatchers. Christensen stressed the importance facility's restaurant. improve mathematics instruction. marketing specialist in the department who like other of turn to more expensive plants to meet power needs. Wednesday. raised the issue at their Sept. 15 dinated by the town Police Depart “We have a viable system available of lifesaving over procedure. The dis Ellen Thomson, head of Local 217 of the Hotel and A draft of the report which the task force will submit to ficials predicted the shortage of red apples would likely The DPUC panel has until Oct. 14 to decide hoW much, ment. “Either the ambulance service is The committee decided to put the that is not being used,” he said. trict chief threatened to respond to meeting, and it was the focus of isi'ue before its town Emergency Restaurant Workers Union, said Wednesday the union the State Board of Education in November urged the push up the price for them.. if any, of the $177 million rate hike request Northeast will going to improve its response time or Officials also criticized the opera The Eighth District Fire Depart accidents immediately should the 911 the town is going to use it own liaison committee discussions. Medical Services Council. The coun membership voted 33-5 to authorize a strike after board to encourage local school districts to back the use receive. tion of the town ambulance service, reviewing the company’s latest contract offer. of calculators. ment contacts its volunteer personnel system fail to improve. vehicles,” said Kleinschmidt. He threatening to initiate a town- with a tone alert system that cil is drafting policies for coordina She said no strike deadline had been set although some "The state can play a major role in assisting school dis Officials criticized the town’s am said the town will buy its own Gloria Della Fera, town director, Nuclear insurance Colville victory operated service if response time Christensen said produces im-^ tion of an Emergency Medical type of job action would be likely if no progress was made tricts to make better use of existing technology for the bulance service for response time vehicles if the situation does not im criticized the 911 emergency system does not improve. mediate response. The problem, he' within the next two weeks. 7 purposes of improving mathematics instruction,” the HARTFORD (UPI) — Northeast Utilities’ customers GROTON (UPI) — E. Roy Colville, who led the Marine problems. The Manchester Am prove. will probably be picking up the tab for insuring the utility Draftsmen’s Association through the longest strike ever “Right now 911 in my estimation is said, is that police dispatchers do not bulance Service is the only service in Cassano said low wages and high for being at times unavailable. Seven System, ihe liaison committee will No additional contract talks had been scheduled draft said. not “working properly,” said towif telephone lines run into the police ask the EMS group to set aside its between the union and the food service firm, Servoma- against higher operating costs in the event of a prolonged at the Electric Boat Division of the General Dynamic contact district headquarters. town and the first to be contacted by turnover at the Manchester Am Director Arnold “Ike” Kleinschmidt. The fire departments monitor tion Corp., as of Wednesday. shutdown of one of its nuclear plants. Corp., has been re-elected to a third term. police dispatchers. bulance contribute to its problems. dispatcher, but sometimes they are He cited instances in which the police emergency radio calls but, according longrange goals and help resolve the Green apples State utility regulators tentatively approved Colville, 48, of East Lyme, won 784 of the 1,279 votes Manchester Ambulance is under One report had employees receiving all busy. She said when she needed an immediate problem. Northeast’s request to pass the cost of the insurance on to cast Wednesday, defeating two challengers. Use calculators HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut residents will be consumers in initial deliberations on the utility’s request The MDA, which represents 2,0(X) submarine designers, ^Good chance of winning paying more for state grown apples this fall as a result of for a record $177 million rate increase. draftsmen, technical aides, clerical and computer per J. HARTFORD (UPI) — A state task force says schools drier than normal weather, the state Agriculture Depart The deliberations began Wednesday with a three sonnel, struck the Groton shipbuilder for eight months. should take advantage of technology and promote the use ment says. member panel of the Division of Public Utility Control The strike ended June 8. MCSR maps HUD vote strategy Peopletalk' MANCHESTER — Saying “there’s a good chance of MCSR decided at an earlier meeting, and reiterated Hartford, but also a fear of any housing other than single- winning it this time” the Manchester Citizens for Social last night, to avoid emotionalism in their efforts. During family,” Rubin said. Responsibility talked about its strategy for the upcoming the last referendum when the town decided 3 to 1 in favor He proposed contacting those who are directly affected Community Development referendum last night. of rejecting the CD program, charges of racism, and by the CD program for support in November, through In persuading voters to favor re-entering the program, stinging accusations colored the campaign. flyers, and telephone calls. Still heeeere! the group’s plans center on providing information to But one attendant, Mary Ann Roy, commented, a Joining him in calling for a “hard sell’’ was Ms. Roy. 1 voters on the federal HUD Community Developoment rational approach is not as productive, in obtaining atten believe the only way for us to win is heavy targeting of Johnny Carson says association with an outhouse Block Grant program. The town withdrew from the tion as an emotional campaign. certain areas that will be persuadable,” she said. “We PETER PANTALUK doesn't do a thing for his image as the most dapper program, declaring a two-year moratorium, in April of But Archibald Stuart, MCSR member chairing the should have pMple going door-to-door every weekend.” talk show host ei the business, but he's stuck with it. 1979. The group’s activities, ranging from distributing a referendum campaign, said the voters must discuss “not But Stuart disagreed, when asked for his view later. “I U.S. District Judge Julian Cook says Earl fact sheet, holding a forum meeting, and offering racial minofiti: - but the value of the community don’t think we should go door-to-door,” he said. He com Qraduatt From Braxton can go right on calling his portable toilet speakers to various organizations, should begin in about development program.” mented that’s when workers and voters have the oppor Barklaa College of Mualc the “Here’s Johnny.” two or three weeks. Voters will decide in November in advisory referen tunity to become involved in the emotional arguments the Carson sued the Detroit potty king — who leases The group seeks to show voters the “successes” of the dum whether the town should rejoin the program or not. group is trying to avoid. EXPERIENCED TEACHER $3.5 million in portable johns every year — in a bid federal program in other communities, and how those The CD program offers funds for a variety of projects, Faucher mentioned “it’s a matter of finding the to get the echo of Ed McMahon’s famed introduc communities handled the program’s restrictions, which such as sidewalk repair, a legal aid service, dental clinic, bodies” for a door-to-door campaign, and that the OF TRUMPET For period ending 7 a.m. EST 9/26/80, During Thursday tion off the outhouse door. raised local objections. and funding town studies. But the program’s main focus program is complicated to explan. It’s not like a can night, shower activity will be expected in southwestern Braxton protested — said, “I could have called it is to promote integration and low-income housing. didate promising something for a vote, it’s difficult to Texas and the upper New England area, while mostly fair ‘Here’s Ralph.’ But nobody goes to the Ralph.” Many of those who campaigned to reject the program persuade someone on their doorstep,” he said. Now Accepting Students of weather should prevail throughout the.rest of the nation. Cook agreed Wednesday — said, ‘ 'The court’s con- in April of 1979 said the federal government shouldn’t The group organized a phone network to raise interest ciusion as to lack of intent to deceive is supported SNETCO asked restructure demography, through the program’s in the upcoming “ Meet the Candidate’s Night.” All Ages For The Fall by the fact that use of the word ‘john’ within the requirements. A day aher the referendum three low- In recent months the group has been plagued by a lack Weather forecast portable toilet trade is customary.” income residents filed a suit in U.S. District (Zourt of attendance at meetings. There were 10 members at it Call: 649-7266 Braxton left — flushed with victory 911 service claiming the withdrawal was discriminatory. meeting yesterday. Clouding up today with chance of rain by late after Ben Rubin, MCSR member, commented the town’s The group also plans a $500 budget for campaigning to fear over housing is more extensive than limiting rejoin the program. About $180 of it has been raised to Lutona gfvan at; noon. Highs today in the upper 60s or around 19 Celsius. MANCHESTER — The Southern New England Rain likely tonight with lows in the 50s. Rain ending minorities, as the suit facing the town claims. “What we pay for advertisements and printing costs. Telephone Co. will be asked to send representatives to 40 FOSTER STREET, MANCHESTER Friday morning then clearing with highs Friday 65 to 70. Star goes home see here is not only a fear of the invading hordes from Overall, the group has $52.54 in its treasury. the Oct. 22 meeting of the Eighth Utilties District Liaison Probability of precipitation 30 percent today, 60 percent The real-life story reads like a movie script — the tonight and diminishing to 10 percent by Friday after Committee, according to Deputy Mayor Stephen protagonist down on his luck, locked up on death Cassano. noon. Winds becoming southeast 10 to 20 miles per hour row and minutes from the gas chamber when a today. Southerly winds 15 to 20 miles per hour and gusty Cassano said SNETCO will be asked to extend 911 reprieve comes through. emergency service to town residents not coyered under tonight shifting to northwest on Friday. From there, under the guidance of mentor Bill the present system. As it stands, persons living in Foun Berloni, he goes on to star on the Broadway stage. Long Island Sound tain Village and along the South Windsor town line do not Wednesday, Sandy went home to red carpet have access to the emergency system. Long Island Sound to Watch Hill, R.I., and Mon- honors in Hartford, Ctonn., where Berloni found him The town request was prompted by rate increases lauk Point, .N.Y: — Southeasterly winds 12 to 16 knots at the dog pound. Former Secretary of State Henry Kissinger L. Buckley, Mrs. Buckley is at left. (UPI arrived in Hartford, Wednesday, to campaign recently received by SNETCO. The state has granted the today becoming southerly tonight 10 to 20 knots and The shaggy mutt star of “ Annie” donned a beige photo) utility company a yearly increase of $84 million. northwesterly at 15 to 25 knots with higher gusts Friday. bow tie to meet Gov. Ella Grasso and hear a for Republican U.S. Senatfe candidate James Town Fire Chief John Rivosa told other members of the Visibility less than 2 miles in showers and fog today and proclamation saying. “Sandy has captured the liaison committee Wednesday that SNETCO has had the tonight and becoming better than 5 miles Friday after hearty of millions of people across America.” technology to extend the service for years, but had ruled noon. Showers and a few thunderstorms today and tonight “Arf,” said Sandy—just like in the comic strips. it out due to the costs Involved. The cqrrent system cost ending Friday morning. Becoming partly sunny,Friday He was home with the load-shpw version of the Buckley rejects criticism the town about $26,000 a year ago. afternoon. Wave heights 1 to 2 feet toddy and tonight and musical and the governor designated Wednesday Cassano also said he would invite area candidates run 2 to 4 feet Friday. Connecticut Humane Society Day in his honor. ning for state offices to the meeting. Legislators carry clout, because the state sets utility rates, Cassano said. Extended outlook of campaign advertising Local 644 and 528 telephone exchanges are not con Extended outlook for New England Saturday through Short take nected with the 911 dispatcher in the town Police Depart Monday: For once, John Davidson found himself tongue- HARTFORD (UPI) - Republican for a bill which would infringe on specifically prohibiting HUD ment. Persons reporting an emergency in those areas Mass., R.l. & Conn.: Fair through the period with tied. U.S. Senate nominee Jam es L. local zoning and land use decisions. (Housing and Urban Development) must dial the emergency telephone numbers in use daytime highs mostly in the 60s. Overnight lows mid 40s He told his guest, in a segment of the syndicated “If anything, it is understated,” from making decisions on local before the 911 system was installed. to low 50s. Buckley has rejected the latest John Davidson Show to be aired after Oct. 22, he has criticism levied at his campaign Buckley said. zoning and land use," Dodd said. Maine and New Hampshire: Fair over the week-end trouble (using the term “dwarf.” He charged Dodd had “leveled Buckley pulled out a slew of with a chance of showers Monday. Very cool Saturday advertising by Democratic nominee Small wonder — since the guest was tiny “Fan Christopher Dodd. some rather outrageous charges at materials, saying a clause in the MCC given returning to normal Sunday and Monday with highs near tasy Island” guest Herve Villechaize, who calls me” and said Dodd was trying to hide amendment put the decision back in 50 north to the low 60s South on Saturday and mostly in Dodd launched the latest war of himself a dwarf and jokes about it. words between the two candidates his “indefensible” record during his HUD’S ballpark and the hands of the the 60s Sunday and Monday. Lows in the 30s to low 40s Viilechaize — on the show with his new bride, three terms in Congress from the 2nd federal bureacracy. early Saturday warning to the 40s and low 50s by early when he charged Wednesday that campus funds Camille Hagen-Villechaize whom he married Sept. District. He said Dodd’s charges were “a Monday. Buckley was running an “intentional 5 — was quick to put his host at ease. Dodd levied his charges at a mor hoax, a coverup, a smokescreen" to Vermont: (}uite cool on the weekend. Fair Saturday and ly inflammatory” and false radio MANCHESTER - The State Board of Higher Educa Said he, “ I was shocked the first time I saw ning news conference and called on hide his “proWashington partly cloudy Sunday with highs 55 to 65 and lows mid 30s advertisement about a vote Dodd tion and the state Board of Trustees of Regional Com another dwarf. I thought I was the only one this cast as a congressman. Buckley to pull the ad because “it’s bureacracy” record, munity Colleges have approved allocating $90,000 to to low 40s. Chance of showers and warmer Monday with size.” "He simply will not be able to get highs 60s to low 70s and lows 40s to around 50. Dodd charged that the ad had just wrong.” But Buckley‘toid Manchester Community College for design changes in its raised “serious questions about my reporters a few hours later the call away with it," Buckley said. “ It’s proposed permanent campus. deceitful” opponent’s credibility to serve in the gave him “every incentive in the The BHE voted Tuesday to recommend approval of the Quote of the day U.S. Senate if this is the kind of cam world to double the volume.” Dodd said the federal Elections funds, while the regional agency voted Monday. The Commission had no jurisdiction over The Almanac Marty Feldman, in New York to promote his new paign he runs.” The Buckley ad in question says college’s request will now go to Gov. Ella Grasso and the campaign advertising and he had no slapstick with-a-message movie, “In God We But Buckley, who drew Dodd’s ire “Stop Christopher Dodd from busting state Bonding Commission, which meet Friday. By United Prese International recourse except to ask Buckley to Trust,” on the function of comedy in cinema: “The with since-discontinued ads com zoning in your town," and deals with The money is to be used for changes in design of the Today is Thursday. Sept. 25, the 269th day of 1980 with paring Dodd to his more conser- Buckley’s claim that Dodd’s vote for stop using the ad. 97 to follow. funftion of comedy is not to find answers. It is to $11.5 million campus. Some were interior changes ' vative father, the late Sen. Thomas the 1980 Fair Housing Act or the “This ad is factually wrong. It requested by the college, while another major change The moon i^ in its full phase. pose questions and let people find the answers for themselves. My holy trinity is Buster Keaton, the Dodd, D-Conn., stood hy the latest ad amendment in question would “bust" reflects haphazard researching, a was the elimination of a courtyard for energy saving pur The morning stars are Vetius, Saturn and Jupiter. in question. local zoning. total ignorance of federal law and a poses. The evening stars are Mercury and MarS: father; Stan Laurel, the son, and Harpo ^ r x , the holy ghost.” “I stand with every word that was “The fact is my vote was one of lack of familiarity with Connecticut. About $50,(XX) will be used for the courtyard elimina 'Those born on this date are under the sign of Libra. said in that ad,” he said, referring to those that ensur^ the single vote I demand an immediate withdrawal tion, while about $40,000 will be for the interior changes, American author William Faulkner was born on Sept. the radio soot which says Dodd voted margin that passed an amendment of the ad,” he said. 25, 1897. such as moving administrative offices and the data On this date in history: center into the administration building. In 1513, Spanish explorer Balboa became the first The BHE also approved a $34.6 million budget for the known European to see the Pacific Ocean when he regional community college system, which is a $2 million crossed the Isthmus of Panama. Glimpses Blue Cross rate boost cut from what the colleges had requested^ Officials at In 1789, the first U.S. Congress adopted 12 amendments BHE and the regional agency said the portion of the James Cagney leaves Sunday for England aboard budget which affects MCC will not be recommended until to the original Constitution. 10 of which were ratified and the QE 2 to finish filming his role in became known as “The Bill of Rights." Gov. Grasso makes her recommendations to state “Ragtime” ...Britain’s Prince Philip will be in New nixed by insurance czar Legislature. York next month to lecture for the benefit of the MCC, the largest community college in the state asked Lottery numbers city’s Zoological Society...Mac Davis will be guest for $5.09 million. The BHE leaves the decision of where to host for NBC-TV’s “ Midnight Special” this HARTFORD (UPI) - Insurance surance. too much. Commissioner Joseph C. Mike has Mike’s ruling Wednesday said the make cuts in specific community colleges’ budgets to the Numbers drawn Wednesday fall...When comedian David Brenner guest hosts The commissioner noted in the regional board. “TheTonight Show Starring Johnny Carson” Sept.' rejected a request from Blue Cross & current rates for the Blue Cross four-page decision that he didn’t have Connecticut 593 direct payment programs were in MCC’s proposed budget represents a 10.7 percent in Maine 0868 30-Oct. 3, he’ll be completing 111 appearances in the Blue Shield of Connecticut to raise the legai right tfi set rates for the adequate, but rejected the firm’s crease over this year’s budget of $4.19 million. New Hampshire 5615 role... 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• r ■ - EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 25, 1990 - 5 4 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. Sept. 25, 1980 r Editorial' Thoughts MPHA Luncheon Oct. 8 Farewell to a loved one After the program, the annual Rent hike voted MANCHESTER - The medicaid and private insurances will VERNON — A $42 a month rent in Enterprises Inc. of Meriden. It was that there is no incentive on his part Through our many years of love — Manchester Public Health Nursing cover many of the fees, no one is meeting and election of new officers crease Imposed on tenants of the built in 1969 under HUD. Tenants .to conserve fuel because he buys the I learned how precious thou art! Association, a United Way agency, denied service because of inability to will take place. Mrs. Walter Carter, Sleeping Giant Apartments in Ver must meet federal wage limits for oil at wholesale price and sells It to Now God is calling me — t’ls sad will hold its annual luncheon pay. A sliding fee scale is worked out outgoing president, will present her School bond non, has been approved by the U. S. moderate income families but the . the complex at retail price. we must part! Wednesday, Oct. 8, at Willie’s Steak when necessary, report and give out longevity awards Department of Housing and Urban rents aren’t subsidized as they are in HUD officials contend that as long To this final moment — so happy House at noon. The association is a tuberculosis. to staff who have been with the agen Development (HUD) despite strong some HUD projects. as Carabetta Isn’t charging more Partisan bitterness has opposed the measure being non-profit, voluntary home health This year the program for the an cy four years or more. we were together — objections of the tenants. Tenants have filed complaints with than the prevailing price per gallon on the ballot as a single ques care agency serving residents of nual meeting will focus on agency The public is invited. The luncheon been one of the factors that Through pleasant days of sun — HUD concerning the slngle-paned for oil that HUD doesn’t care how Manchester. The two major program services, a family that receives a will feature a choice of roast sirloin frequently has torn at the tion, preferring to see the O pinion through times of stormy weather! The main objection of the tenants windows in the building which they much the oil business makeq. areas are health promotion or variety of services will be the of beef, filet of sole, or chicken cor work done on a pick-and- So deep now your sorrow' that I concerned alleged charges that HUD said allow heat to escape. HUD officials, in deciding to allow very roots of the community, teaching and ‘.'care of the sick” . honored guests. There will be a slide don bleu at a cost of $5.25. To make condones energy waste at the apart They also question why Carabetta the rent increases to go through, said hampering its ability to get choose basis. must leave you dear — Skilled care is provided to anyone presentation with narration by reservations, please call the So burning the pain of grief — its Rosheen McCutcheon, R.N. and Manchester Public Health Nursing ment complex located on Route 30. is allowed to buy oil for the complex they found no basis for disapproving things done. who has an illness and desires to be The complex is owned by Carabetta from his own oil company, claiming the request. This week town bitter tear! cared for at home. While medicare. Mary Jane Bushnell, R.PT. Association at 647-1481. It is heartening to see the Republicans accepted their But say not farewell — for God will choose your time defeat on the issue with grace If there is more kind of partisanship that has Republicans and starting to heal and the two When we shall meet in the and agreed to help fund the been bad for the community Democrats always will have parties are better able to divisiveness and bitterness in hereafter — in a bright Divine clime pretty well dissolve this week group seeking taxpayer sup differences. We expect that work out their differences in the town’s political structure, To share in the glory of the on the school bond for the port for the project. to continue to preserve the the cool, logical light of there will be continued greatest love we treasured on earth! high school renovations. two-party political system. debate, free of emotionalism battles that could be avoided Its Holy Flame of beauty shall It is the kind of political resurrect us with new birth But often when the fights and bitterness. through the art of com The Republican Town Com chivalry that Manchester has Where together we shall see have ended there has been promise. mittee decided to lend its seen too little of in recent Eden’s Garden in full bloom deep wounds that take a That’s a healthy sign of a When our souls — to immortality support to the bond referen years. great deal of time to heal. community which is, at last, We think Manchester is Divine — shall awake from the tomb! dum which will be on the reaching its political maturi fast becoming a political Light a candle for me — glow our ballot Nov. 4. Bitterness and divisive The scars from one battle mature community. church altar bright — fights have been the partisan ty- Pray for me the prayers that The referendum asks the style of the community for have tended to carry over We hope the positive signs That maturation will be for brought us in God’s sight! voters of Manchester several years. into the next, leading to a that have been showigg in re May the faith we held in heart be whether they will be willing prevailing attitude of par cent days will continue and the good of thO|gntire com ever your guide — munity as partisan to pay for the renovations to We hope this effort will tisan in-fighting on almost after Nov. 4 the two parties Shining your path to God’s Mansion differences begin to work where we shall eternally abide! Manchester High School lead to a new era of candor every issue faced by the will be able to accept the will town. of the people as reflected in themselves out. It will be a Rev. Walter A. Hyszko through bonding. and cooperation between the St. John’s Church We think those wounds are healthy signal. Republicans originally had two parties. the election results. Manchester Letters .Editorial refuted. crimihdtion, intentional or not, if not tional or unintentional. It is a collec the current effects of that historical to a good education, unfortunately crimination. When discrimination oc To the editor: addressed will continue to make It is easy to be seduced by the tion of practices and policies in discrimination. there aren’t any schools” curs, the intention not to dis equal opportunity an unreachable rationalizations in your guest housing and other areas which are It is not enough to say, "We don’t I don’t believe that the opponents criminate is of little value in defen goal. editorial of Sept. 18, 1980, "Equity pervasive and have a discriminatory discriminate — anyone can live in of the Community Development ding one’s position. It is the effect and Housing.’’ It carries a false effect on groups of people. Manchester if they can afford it." program wish to intentionally dis that we must deal with. We need to statement which is heard often in With zoning restrictions against There has to be affordable and criminate, but the effect of their ac expand less energy on the "I am not a Carl T. Chadbum Manchester and elsewhere when low and moderate income housing, available housing. It is somewhat tions is the same. Personal intentions racist” justification and realize that 129 Barry Road, program such as the Community with the suburbs offering little affor like saying that “Anyone is entitled may have little bearing on dis the results of past and present dis- Manchester Development Block Grants are dis dable housing, with the vast majority cussed. It says, in effect, that all we of the region’s poor trapped in Hart have to do to produce equality of op ford, we cannot create an equitable _ portunity after years of historical society without changing the ways in Humanistic issue. discrimination is to stop any future, which we provide housing oppor in “Textbooks on Trial” by James To the editor: American Library Association this cause. They have received much intentional discrimination. Unfor tunities. Unfortunately discrimina Hefley, Victor Books, 1976. I am writing in response to an arti criticized the Gablers, a couple from support from public school teachers tunately that is not enough. Specif^ tion can be perpetuated by good Personally, 1 am tired^of the citizens merely carrying on cle in Tuesday’s Herald entitled Texas that have been influential in who are equally concerned about the action is needed to wipe out the quality of education. The State of criticism labeled against those, like effects of hundreds of years of dis “business as usual." “Censorship Humanism, debated at the selection of textbooks used in Texas has recognized them for their the Gablers who speak out for crimination by the individuals and in Your editorial says that Affir Conference.” In the article, Mrs. public schools in their home state. efforts. Mrs. Gabler was awarded biblical standards and absolutes. stitutions who controlled education, mative Action was introduced “to Judith Krug, director of the Office justify discrimination in favor of for Intellectual Freedom of the I would like to present some the Texas good citizenship medal The label “ Fundamentalist” is used training, housing, medical care, fair in a derogatory manner and is Blacks and other minorities in positives about Gablers. Since 1961, (Sons of the American Revolution), treatment by law, employment, and seemingly meant to imply someone recompense for discrimination the Gablers have worked diligently to the Texas Senate Award of Apprecia political and social opportunities. who is intellectually inferior as com against their forbears.” ’That is not Quotes tion and the Texas Merit Mother Deeply entrenched systemic dis pared to one with a more liberal true. Affirmative Action is not trying "I got that straight from his improve the quality of textbooks. Award. And in the June issue of The crimination is what we are now viewpoint. I admire the Gablers for to compensate for centuries of dis mouth.” They are part of an ongoing battle to American School Board Journal they dealing with. Systemic discrimina were cited as perhaps the two most the stand that they have taken and tion can be overt or covert, inten crimination, it Is trying to eliminate —An EasI Meadow, N.Y., polire oust objectionable textbooks from powerful people in education today. for all that they have accomplished. Bpokesman, blaming “Horsing public schools and to urge publishers So although they were laughed at Sincerely, around” for the actions of Adolph when they first began, they now have Shirley M. Hewett .Money lovers. — a four legged member of the to produce better ones. They have won the respect of many, including 14 Camp Meeting Road, department's mounted squad. given their time, energy and money their critics. Their story can be found Manchester To the editor, poll tax to me) we have to pay full From his paddork, the horse I have before me an editorial by price for non-resident fishing and grabbed a bicycle from a woman your newspaper entitled N.H. loves also for hunting. We can’t even get an and stomped it into junk. No in (money) which I have read 2 or 3 in between cost. No Sir, fuU^ost or juries were reported. times. I also have before me an arti nothing. I just hope the Old Man of cle that was in the Manchester Union the Mountains does not Jail off “Generating money is the name of Leader of Manchester, New the game... Why shouldn’t the IndiaV because between that and the good '/ Hampshire which was taken from the mountain air and other people who live as comfortably as others?” wire last week. have to suffer because of the state —James E. Billie, Seminole In I have a little more to add to the ar government there v/ouldn’t be much dian chief in Florida, referring to ticle that may be interesting. I own 3 there. I love New Hampshire very the Seminoles' bingo parlor, acres of land with a camp on it, run much but am sadly disappointed in ning water, electricity and septic what is going on. I was born there but which has earned the tribe more 7 .XM- 1 than 81 million since it opened in system. My taxes are quite high too. my parents moved to Connecticut K \J My wife and I spend our whole vaca when 1 was only 6 years old. I am now December. tion up there year after year and in my 60’s but still love to go back spend quite a bit of our income there. there and visit. “ When you’re getting laughs, We shop in. the nice stores, golb'flie Maybe something will come out of there’s an incredible amount of theaters both movie and legitimate this in the future, who knows, but I energy created. You soar into some stage shows, golfing and fishing and hope so. I could keep on going but I strange and wondrous netber zone... whatever else we can do. We go out V- think I have said enough for now When it works, it's a great release to eat at some of the very nice places except for one more thing. Net for both the performer and the and enjoy ourselves Immensely. Now New Hainpshire — Wake Up. comes the news. ’The toll on Rte. 3 & Respectfully, audience. It’s a mutual high. And it’s ' t \®' s 1 = ^ 93 used to be 254 per car, car & Carl R. Swanson priceless.” trailer, etc., but now it is 254 per 198 Vernon St. — Robin Williams, actor- axle. Not only that but seeing we Manchester, Conn. 06040 comedian. (IIBO) don’t pay the lousy head tax (the old Washington Merry-Go-Round Were watchdogs^ aims too good? Carter cuts agency A
By JACK ANDERSON The mini-agency pursued its man ministration. president has refused to make money several members of Congress who code measure, traditional opponents WASHINGTON - Whistleblowers date vigorously — perhaps too Apparently the young watchdog available. have supported the gun lovers for of gun control are shaking their — those dedicated government vigorously. In July, for example, it was chewing on the wrong ankles. “The amount we need just to keep years. heads in wo^der at the gun employees who risk their careers to turned up damning evidence that Although administration officials going,” said one staffer, “ is less than “The whole criminal code effort association’s tactics. They are con report incompetence or misconduct high offieials of the Small Business deny their purpose was to kill the the $150,000 the administration spent could get bogged down if people are vinced the NRA move will fail, and in their agencies — are being Administration were illegally special counsel’s office, their actions on redesigning the seai for the in the position of having to vote on concerned that the criminal code stripped of protection by Jimmy transferring employees deemed to be had that effect. \ Department of Transportation.” (NRA-based gun control ‘reform’) revision may be dragged down with Carter, the man who promised to de “politically unresponsive.” Acting Under a budget cut proposed by tbe Gun lobby miafirea: Extremists before the election,” said Rep. the amendment. fend them. The Office of Special Special Counsel Mary Eastwood president two months ago, the have taken control of the National Thomas Kindness, R-Ohio, who has “We can’t understand why (the 0^' (!)ounsel, which was set up to be the wrote to SBA chief Vernon Weaver special counsel’s already meager Rifle Association, and as a result the received hundreds of dollars in NRA whistleblowers’ asking him to take disciplinary ac funding was slashed by $1 .million. powerful gun lobby has become a campaign contributions. NRA) is doing it,” said one Senate shield against tion against his deputy, Paul D. With this clear signal from the White loose cannon that is frightening some In the Senate, where Sen. James source, who added that he is recon sidering his longtime support for the reprisal, is being Sullivan, for his role in the il House, Congress cut another $1 of its staunchest supporters on McClure, R-Idaho, will offer the c O '' quietly strangled legalities. million, leaving the office broke. Capitol Hill. NRA’s amendment to the criminal NRA. in its crib. Earlier, the special counsel’s office, The staff was reduced by 60 per 'Die new leadership of the NRA is .0 * . oO'l Two years ago, to the intense annoyance of Attorney cent, leaving only 37 attorneys and apparently intoxicated by past as part of General Griffin Bell, filed charges investigators still on the payroll. triumphs of this most successful of fflaurliriitn* Emniimj Unalft ♦
From VERNON - Mayor that he felt the town’s site for the Vernon Housing hard to turn down the first that serve resident owners 160 Woodland St., Manchostor 643-8474J Marie Herbst has call^ a chances were slim for Authority; and $60,000 for item on the list. are not generally eligible special meeting of the receiving any significant the investor-owned rehab CRCOG has received since such projects don’t Town Council for Monday KAROV FAU OUHMim funding. program (outside $409,000 in bonus funds as expand housing choice or at 7:30 p.m. in the council However, he suggested Rockville); and $2,000 for mobility, HUD officials chambers to take action on part of the Department of that since the money must administration, a total of Housing and Urban said. an application* for bonus be targeted for use for $157,000. Development’s approval of The council will also be / I Community Development^ areas of the town, other Russell explained that by asked to wobd the question Funds and the text of the* the Areawide Housing Op ONLY than Rockville, that the undertaking these projects portunities Plan (AHOP) for the November ballot (GtmvtAimHEmin) REQ. $2.49 charter revision wording town could submit three the town could potentially concerning charter for the Nov. 6 election for the Capitol Region. projects. “ free” some of the The CRCOG Housing revisions. ballot. The projects were $10,- targeted money in the The revisions entail Mrs. Herbst said she has Committee is now 000 for the town's regional three-year pre-application creation of a new Water been informed of some soliciting applications for fair housing contribution to for Community Develop and Sewer Authority and changes in the grant these funds. the Capitol Region Council ment funds. Russell also several changes in the sec HOLLAND DUTCH lULTS Your opinion is important to the Evening Herald and to the proposal. Town Planner Site acquisition is one of of Governments felt that if CRCOG is going tion pertaining to the George Russell, had told the eligible activities for HAVE ARRIVED readers of the Herald’s Opinion page. (CRCOG); $85,000 for to be making the decision operation of the sewage the council, last month. funding as is rehab finan Our editorials express the opinions of the newspaper. But we also acquisition of a housing on this gr^nt, it would be cing except rehab projects treatment plant. TULIPS...... 1Di*2.3fl want our readers to hear from those who may disagree with our stand DAFFDDILS . DIM.B or who have tan issue of broad community interest to write about. HYAGINTHS 1Di*2.E CRDCilS...... The Herald’s opinion page provides readers with divergent views Equipment installation gets go aheai 1Di*1.a Onowdrope, erimhue. I on many issues. r / /'; VERNON - All signals The equipment, called a The project was ap- ding. architect from Ithica, N.Y. / We have our say in the editorial. You can have your say in the are go for installation of Playscape is an outcome of proved by the Board of A variety of fund-raising will oversee the construc ’ NOW 18 THE BEST TIME letters column. new playground equipment an effort of the school’s Education with the provi events were held and the tion which will be done by OF THE YEAR TO FEED #■■■ YOUR LAWNI Every letter must be signed in ink and bear the writer’s address. at the Maple Street School principal, EM Litke, the sion that the group group raised almost $1,(XX) PTO members, school more than the $5,000 goal it staff and any other SHRUBS Phone number must be included, which will not be published. The on Oct. 3, 4 and 5. s c h o o l’s PTO , and wouldn’t ask for any fun- QREENVIEW members of the staff. had set. townspeople willing to • l E n i i m i s phone number is for verification only. Some of the protects in help. • NXWOQD cluded delivery of the 1980 The school board did We want original letters, those not duplicated or copied from other • IDKOTMC agree to pay the $92 a year $4.95 sources. Letters must address issues of public interest and not be per Schedule of events set telephone books to area LAWN FOOD • MPMESE HOILY residents, a bottle and can additional insurance DO IT tOONI 3 for *13.00 sonal attacks, not argue a specific religious doctrine and not be poten VERNON - The "Acoustic Duo” (musical amateur artists and collection and a pledge-a- charge that will result ’ 5,000 tq. H...... >iJ0 tially libelous or in poor taste. Rockville Committee of group); The Bluegrass craftsmen, area clubs and plank campaign. from construction of the ^10,000 aq. ft ...... M2J0 "BeeutUy Your HomOe Decor" the Rockville Area We reserve the right to edit for length, libel and material offensive Band, “ Up Country civic groups will be dis Community and civic facility. Chamber of Commerce, Sound.’’; the School of playing and soiling their groups and a grant from The equipment consists to the community. sponsor of the annual Dance of Bolton; the products and distributing Aetna Life Insurance Co. mostly of recycled Otherwise, letters are open to your ideas. Rockville Festival Singing Seniors; karate pamphlets and informa provided the balance materials such as Reg. *11.95 I HOURO: scheduled for Saturday, You may use the form below to write us a letter, or even better, experts from the Park tion. needed• to buy the telephone poles, cable am o oofm has announced a timetable Institute of Martial Arts; ^'D RIVEW AY SEALER INMIII*9SS Io***>*v*->:oo - : (” . 4 type it (two pages please) and send it to^us The Manchester Evening The Northwest Rockville materials for the reels, and old tires. It will of events for the affair. and a ..Greek-American Neighborhood Association, Play scape. be accessible to han u—THE REST— I Herald, 16 Brainard Place, Manchester,'Conn. 06040. ' As in past years, the Ver Band. one of the groups having a Robert Leathers, an dicapped children also. non Police Department’s The old Rockville Fire booth, will conduct a White bicycle auction and auction Department steamer will Elephant sale. of other unclaimed be on display along with a merchandise, will open the narcotics squad van, the festival at 10 a.m. in the State Police K-9 force, and Shopping Flag parking lot. area fire and rescue equip Continuous entertainment ment. There will be amuse will be offered from 10 ment rides in the Shopping h r a.m. to 5 p.m. by the Bag parking lot. Manchester Evening Herald following performers: Sidewalk sales are being Irish Step dancers from the planned by downtown 16 Brainard Place Griffith Academy; Rockville merchants and Is Manchester, Ccnn. 06040 This lady can Young Picasso Headquarters to open Shana Brown, 5, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Tuesday night. Shana is a kindergarten stu VERNON - Claire ceremonies. Brown, 19F Garden Drive, Manchester, dent at the school. (Herald photo by Bur Flamm Frier, Republican Also expected to attend will be ’Tony Guglielmo, does an original painting during the annual bank) To the Editor ; candidate for the state Republican candidate for s h o w ^ a open house at Nathan Hale School, Spruce St., Senate from the 35th District, will open cam U.S. Representative from the 2nd D istrict; Jane paign headquarters in Ver •ii- non on Oct. 8 at 8 p.m. at Lamb, candidate for the 150 Grove St. 56th Assembly District and Mrs. Frier is opposing in- other area candidates. Newest fast food craze cumbent Democrat Members of Mrs. Frier’s Michael Skelley. staff who will attend in clude Everett Paluska, betoway Former 2nd District con gressman, Robert Steele, campaign director; puts chicken on a stick who also ran for governor William Breslau, finance on the Republican ticket, chairman; Jerome'Levine, five years ago, will be pre treasurer. ATLANTA (UPI) - The "We found consumers bite-size portions, put on a Sperring said fast-food sent at the opening hgine of Hoi' .nd Inter liked the taste, but more stick, deep fried and industry forecasts indicate national Foods Ltd., un by 1988 most food will be toprotect importantly, we found that frozen. pretentiously stuck at the operatorj-ithose who dis- Pletsch said company of-, eaten away from home. end of tf'.' Dawson in tribute^the product) liked ficials now are negotiating "You can eat meat-on-a- dustrial park in south it frajm an operational sales through stick anywhere you can eat Cable TV battle Georgia, .. the first U.S. standMint. No matter how "established" fast-food p popsicle," Sperring sqid. source of what its owners w e ld e d at it, the product restaurants. Some 18 employees, "one SOllTH WINDSOR — John Woodcock, Democratic hope will win a portion of workM” "We hope to be bringing shift of one line,” have Candidate for the 14th Assemble District, announced that your tl. $100 billion fast food been producing 6,000 The meat-on-a-stick, it to the consumer for he will be appearing before the state Department of business. which weighs 1.3 ounces, is around 89 cents or $1," pounds a day since the Public Utilities Control in October on behalf of those It’s meat-on-a-stick, and now shipped to 18 Pletsch added. operation began earlier residents in South Windsor who have signed his petition to they call it Pick O'Chick. Southeastern food brokers He said the company this year. bring cable television to South Windsor. 'The candidate Pick O’Pork and Pick O’ who cater primarily to planned to produce hors will present his petition and a statement summarizing his Beef. hotels, hospitals, d’oeuvres later this year. "We hope to be running position and the people of South Windsor’s position on the Bill Pletsch, director of cafeterias and restaurants. Sperring said there are three lines and two shifts production at the plant, cable television issue. valuaUes. "several important trends Pletsch said Holland by the end of the year," "The DPUC intends to hold public hearings in October. said Jan Bekkers, a native working in our favor” buys "high quality meat sa id P le ts c h , a They have yet to set dates. I understand that the issue to of Holland, home base of products — boneless The meat-on-a-stick She’s Inez Lombardi at Heritage Savings. And "transplanted Califor be addressed at the hearing is whether to go with more the firm, had Richard chicken, extremely lean should be attractive to the nian” she can give you the best protection there is with Sperring, who came to pork and tRe meat is weight-conscious, he said, new franchises or to permit annexations by existing Georgia from England, steak." noting that 60 percent of "We expect to expand franchises. I have petitioned to have South Windsor a safe deposit box. Whether it’s for jewelry, study the possiblity that He said the chicken is American woman watch our facilities over the next annexed by the Manchester cable company because it important documents or any valuable, Inez meat-on-a-stick could marinated in a curry blend, their weight at one point, two years which will triple appears to be the most expeditious route fo^. South Wind dethrone the hamburger as the pork in barbecue sauce and fast-food chains are production,” he said. sor to follow," Woodcock said. . can help you select a box that fits your king of the fastfood in and the beef in teriyaki always looking for menu "Things are coming Woodcock noted that he has already obtained 1,777 signatures. His goal is to obtain 5,(KX) signatures prior to personal needs. And she ll dustry. sauce before it is cut into diversions. along quite nicely." "It is a product that’s the October hearing. He and his organization are can even give you a 20% discount been in Europe. It was vassing the South Windsor neighborhoods seeking very successfully T P MANCHESTER signatures and general support for his efforts. if you maintain a savings bal m arketed in Holland. ance of $2,500. You can find Inez Belgium and W estern H ^ ^ rV P \7 ’ V CALDOR 8HOPPINQ PLAZA y n TOLLAND TURNPIKE helping people like you every day at Europe but it has not been DBtSStS aun SPDHTSM/taH P in the states before, " Association formed our Main Office here in Manchester. Pletsch said in a telephone When she’s not helping at the bank, you can interview-. "People eat WOOL BLAZERS shish kebab so why not? VERNON — Tenants of the Mount Vernon apartment often find her playing delightful folk songs on her You have a handle (on the complex and several other local apartment complexes stick) and it’s not messy” have banded together to hire an attorney to fight their guitar. For five years now. Inez has spent much of Sperring, who is a case against J.D. Real Estate Inc. of Manchester. her spare time learning and practicing old fav partner with Bekkers in »56«« A spokesman for the group, said a meeting was held the $2 million U.S. opera Monday night and the number of tenants surpassed the orites. She’s a dedicated musician. And also a tion, said meat-on-a-stick is TWEEDS & PLAIDS Signed 120 or so needed to raise enough money to hire an at dedicated worker. one of Europe’s most pop Reg. ‘100.00 torney. It was agreed to hire Walter B. Schatz of Schatz, ular snack and convenience Address Schatz, Ribicoff and Kotkin of Hartford. Come in and talk to Inez about protection for foods. "The product has S I Z E S i ^ 1 6 .The group is made up of tenants of not only Mount Ver your valuables. She’ll show you a better way. been well-received in the non complex but also Weathervane, Fox Hill and United States, ” he said. ^ Phone — 100% WOOL (not to be published) Rockland Terrace. There were representatives from Mountain View complex but that group hasn’t decided J — whether to be involved in the law suit. 1 AMNESU? The problem stems from the fact that tenants received notices that their rents would be increased through a sur 1 . V U l g a oa. 11 charge (which tenants feel hasn’t been divided fairly. IM-iM WOOL PLAID SKIRTS The leases, signed by tenants allow J.D. to impose sur ■Mill kn B/.(Mill. hm iatioii • SinivlSVl E. Mid. charges for heat and other costs. Reportedly the sur s ______r charges range from $90 to $250.
PAST Main Office: 1007 Main Street. Manchester 649-4S86 LIFE j Voter sessions K-Marl Office: Spencer Street. Manchester 649-3007 RECALL 1 Reg. ‘34.00 Coventry Office: Route 31 742-7321 VERNON — Oct. 14 is the last day to register as a Tolland Office: Route 195. ‘'i mile south of 1-86. Exil 99 872-7387 She Berath voter for the Nov. 4 elections.unless a person’s rights SIZES 8 -1 6 mature because of age, residence or citizenship, after South Windsor Office: 29 Oakland Road 644-2484 1 ^ s that date. Moneymarkel in Food Mart: West Middle Turnpike in the Manchester Parkade Ltarn who f ou wore Persons who will celebrate their 18th birthday on Oct. Moneymarkel in Highland Park Market: Highland Street .Manchester wool NIW 0111119 pOOpiO 15 must register by Oct. 14 if they wish to vote Nov. 4. iMpraw your p r a ^ Uta 10 Brainard Place, Manchester, Conn. Voter-making sessions will be held in the Meinorial FOR RESUVATION 048-2711 Building, Park Place, on the following dates: Sept. 27, CAU: OPfN MON-mi 10-9 MT 10-6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Oct. 4,9 a.m. to 1 p.m.; Oct. 8,7 to S21-7096 tUNOAVO 12-0 9 p:m.; Oct. 11, 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and Oct. 14, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. wr t
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Manchester McCarver nounraments at this week’s board Winless Jets the possibility of closing a school The Vernon Board of Education man said, seriously, "Maybe we delivers the Manchester Citizens for Social meeting — much to the surprise of have long High grid TotJoTolk due to declining enrollment. One ol was discussing ground rules about should ask for a legal opinioir;” Those who favor Manchester's Responsibility said. "I think it This drew a laugh from the board. some board members. He an- injury list preview in neiv role always helps to be the positive the officials had a chart on popula holding some parts of the Com Page 15 rejoining the HUD Community tion growth. “This chart was con puter Study Committee meetings in Cummings is an attorney. nounM he was reconvening the Page 14. Page 14 vote.” ^valuation Committee and an- Development Block Grant program structed- about a year-apd-a-half executive session. Board member . are pleased with the question’s ^nounced meeting dates and, then ago. It’s not too new but fairly new Harold Cummings was explaining Vernon school board chairman wording on the November ballot. State Board of Education of asked, "Any objections at this time 6pofts for government standards,” he his thoughts about the matter. We're the ‘yes’ vote this time,” ficials spoke at a recent Town Daniel Woolwich, just re-elected, commented. Robert Schwartz, committee chair — except from the people on the Robert Faucher, co-chairman of Council meeting in Vernon about made some new committee an- committee?” Obituofi^ Reairan blames Carter Watson Yanks’ ‘Mr. September’ Grace S. Bouchard ^ EAST HARTFORD - Grace single by Watson and a check-swing an RBI double to right and Jack Sears Bouchard, 78, of 116 Hollister NEW YORK (UPI) - Reggie big hit in a three-run third inning that Jackson may be Mr. October, but gave the Yankees a 3-2 lead. After In-. double by Jackson that produced his Brohamer singled in Alexander. Drive, died Tuesday at Hartford 100th RBI of the season. In the seventh, Brohamer followed Hospital. for Iraq-lran war Bob Watson looks like Mr. dians shortstop Tom Veryzer let Cleveland Manager Dave Garcia a walk to Alexander with an RBI dou Bouchard was bom in Grand September so far for the New York Aurelio Rodriguez’ grounder go through his legs, Willie Randolph removed Owchinko after that hit, but ble for the Indians' final run off Tom Falls, New Brunswick, Canada, and By United Press International And he later issued a formal state "absolutely no interference by any Yankees. Jackson, who carried the Yankees drew a one-out walk from starter said it wasn’t the pitcher’s fault. Underwood, who pitched four innings had lived in East Hartford for the The long shadow of international ment placing even more of the blame other nation.” most of the year, has been slumping Bob Owchinko, 2-8. "It’s a crazy game, baseball,” for his second save after Tiant's arm past 40 years. She was a member of crisis obscured the American on Carter. Carter also said concern about oil this month, and Watson has picked up Garcia said. ”lt’s a game of inches. stiffened. VFW Post 7659 Ladies Auxiliary of political picture today, leaving no "What is happening in Iraq and "is not justified by the present where he left off. In the last 12 Bucky Dent followed with a single You’ll read in the paper tomorrow a Glastonbury, a member of Blessed clues as to how the Persian Gulf con Iran is the consequence of policies situation.” Even if the interruption games, he has 15 hits in 37 at-bats, in to left, driving in Rodriguez, and two-base hit for Jackson, but you New York Manager Dick Howser, Sacrament Qiurch of East Hartford flict will end or what impact it will this administration has followed the of shipments persists "for an cluding 3-for-5 with three RBI Watson then smashed a two-run dou won’t see that he was falling away who saw his club remain five games and the Church’s Ladies Guild. have on the campaign. past 3Vk years—a vacillating foreign extended period of time,” he said, Wednesday night to lead New York to ble to right-center. from the plate when he hit it. ahead of Baltimore in the American She leaves four sons, Ronald Republican candidate Ronald policy and a weakened defense the consuming nations have a large Watson said of the hit, ” lt’s a situa ”I thought Owchinko pitched a League East, said Tiant’s injury was Bouchard of Largo, Fla., Owen a 7-3 victory over the Cleveland In Reagan had maintained a strict capability are largely to blame,” he reserve of supplies on hand to com tion where I'm trying to hit the ball very good game. What pleased me is not serious, and enjoyed the easy vic Bouchard of East Hartford, Thomas silence on the issue until midafter said. ^ dians. pensate for any shortfall. The streak has raised Watson into hard to the right side and get one run that he was throwing hard.” tory. Bouchard of Glastonbury and Duane noon Wednesday, when he laid the Aske
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EVENING HERALD. Thurs , Sept. 25, 1«W - 15 14 - EVENING HERALD, Thurs , Sept. 25. 1980 w i'- ' Briefs ■ >* vV#r', Jets hurting, Lathrop captures Whalers how HARTFORD (UPI) - Grant Mulvey snapped a 2-2 tie at 13:21 of the third period Wednesday night, lif ting the Chicago Black Hawks to a 3-2 softball B tourney NHL exhibition victory over the five men out Hartford Whalers. to oust DeMolay. Ron Richard had three hits and three Lathrop Insurance Agency laid claim to the cham ' Mike Rogers had evened the score f pionship of the first annual Fall “ B ” Slow Pitch Softball R BI, Craig Phillips three bingles and Henry Steullet two HEMPSTElVD, N.Y. (UPI) - The Buttle (bruised thigh), fullback Clark has a head injury. He stays on the at 2-2 only two minutes earlier with a safeties for Vernon. AI Little, Kevin Kelley, Jim Clifford New York Jets, winless in three Gaines (braised shoulder) and strong bench.” Tournament with a 6-5 victory over Vernon Cine last power play goal. But Mulvey and Bob Culvey each had a pair of blows for DeMolay. games, will face the Baltimore Colts safety Shafer Suggs (groin). The Jets finished last Sunday’s night at Fitzgerald Field. retaliated by sending a wrist shot Jim Dowling. Dave Bidwell, Rich Haydasz, Mel Sunday with fiv^ starters, including Wide receivers. Derrick Gaffney game against San Francisco with Vernon gained the title round with a 9-6 duke over past goalie Mike Veisor, whom the Bidwell and Joe Ruggiero each had a pair of blows in the wide' receivers Wesley Walker arid (achilles tendinitis) and Paul Darby reserve safety Ken Schroy at Whalers acquired from the Black DeMolay in the 6 o’clock opener. The Insurancemen swept through the tourney, with the championship clash for Lathrop. Ruggiero annexed the Johriny “Lam” Jones, listed as (hand and wrist) are listed as linebacker, a position he has never Hawks in the off season. final segment double elimination, unbeaten. most valuable player award. George Suitor and Steullet questionable because of injuries. probable, meaning all five wide played. Tom Lysiak gave Chicago a 1-0 In the opener, Veraon utilized a five-run second inning each had two safeties for the runner-up Cine squad. Walker has not played more than receivers on the Je ts ’ roster will be “ As for Lam’s injury, it’s a kind of lead at 6:37 of the first p erl^ with a half a game this season because of a injured for Sunday’s game. thing that all players have but every short-handed goal, but Hartford’s nagging neck injury and last Sunday “We’re a little concerned about once in a while, it flares up,” said Dave Keon tied it 23 seconds later was forced out with a severe bruise Wesley,'” said Jets Coach Walt Michaels, “ft’s more of a nagging with a power-play tally. under his right eye. The injury was Michaels. "H e's been taking a lot of thing than anything else but we Bart Yachimec restored Chicago’s McCarver sheds mike even more dangerous since Walker is abuse because of his injuries, with decided to put him on the injury list lead with a powerplay goal at 13:54 of legally bliqd in his left eye. people saying he’s dogging it, but you just to be sure.” the first period. On Wednesday the Jets got more have to expect that when you’re an ■ v bad news when Walker was forced All-Pro. People are going to take Michaels said he feels confident out of practice with a hamstring in shots at you when things start going Bobby Jones, Gaffney'and Darby can Brett fading to help Phils triumph jury and Bobby Jones, the No. 1 wrong. I saw his eye after he came do the job if Lam Joiffis and Walker SEATTLE (UPI) - Kansas City’ reserve at wide receiver, suffered a off Sunday and there was no way he can’t go. All were impressive last NEW YORK (UPI) - At least Tim place Montreal in the National Pittsburgh downed St, Louis'6-3 and week as the Jets, behind Richard (]leorge Brett, fading in his bid to bruised knee and was added to the was going back in the game. McCarver didn’t take time out for a League East. The Expos defeated Cincinnati nipped San Diego 7-6 in 10 Todd’s NFL-record 42 completions, become the first major leaguer to hit questionable list. “We had two of our linebakers commercial break. Chicago 8-4. innings. .400 since Ted Williams hit .406 in Lam Jones, the Jets' first round (Blinka and Mike McKibben) come put on a 21-point last quarter rally The 38-year-old major league " It is tough to understand,” said Brakfii 4 , -\Blroit 2 before falling to San Francisco 37-27. 1941, Wednesday night went O-for-3 draft pick, is suffering from bursitis off after bad hits tq the head and 1 catcher-turned-broadcaster got the Rose, who had two sure hits taken The Astros fell into a tie with Los Darby and Bobby Jones had TD against Rick Honeycutt and the Seat of the knee. Other starters listed as wouldn’t let them back in either. One opportunity of a lifetime Wednesday away by great defensive plays. “ I hit Angeles for the West Division lead. catches against the 49ers. tle Mariners and is now batting .389. questionable are defensive end Joe guys said Nixon was still president Shot kicked out to become the first catcher to play in the ball harder all night, but I ^Both clubs are 86-66. Pinch hitter Biff "We Brett grounded to second in the Klecko (pulIM rib muscle), middle and the other thought it was 1981. found out last week that they thought I’d have a chance to win it Pocoroba hit a tie-breaking, two-run first, to shortstop' in the fourth, Garrett makes stick save on shot linebacker Stan Blinka They had no idea where they were. all can come in and do the job,” said Hartlord Whaler John GamU makes SUM ^ i . T . L 'S r t L b S h « because I had the hot hitter (Bake double in the sixth to lift the Braves. Michaelj. “We’ll try to get all of walked in the sixth, and filed to left (hyperextended knee) and comer- They were like boxers fighting on in by Chicago center Tom Lysiak in first period of exhibition NHL Philadelphia Phillies defeat the New McBride) behind me.J’ The Astros had tied the score at 2-2 in them in there. We’ll just try to go in the eighth. back Donald Dykes (thigh and knee). stinct, just going through the game in Hartford last night. Black Hawks won, 3-2. (UPI photo) ^lets l-o. LSrry Christenson .started for the the top of the fourth on a two-run motions. with the hot hand, the combination Also, reserve defensive back Jesse The Phillies’ broadcaster was in Phillies and pitched eight strong in homer by Alan Ashby. Dale Murphy that seems to be producing.” Johnson is questionable with a “One guy told me he didn’t know vited by Philadelphia manager nings, allowing just four singles. hit his 31st homer and Bob Homer his The Jets are S-point- underdogs to Stadium dates bruised forearm. Four-other starters what defense we were in for three Dallas Green to wear a uniform McGraw pitched the ninth and 10th. 35th. the Colts, who are 1-2, with their only were listed as probable despite plays after he got hit. All he knew NEW YORK (UPI) - If the New again Sept. 1, but he had no idea he Allen, who relieved in the eighth, Dodgrrn 5, Gianls 4 (12 inning*) victory an opening day 17-14 upset of minor injuries — outside linebackers was that he had a headache. You York Yankees win the American would be pressed into duty in such a fell to 7-9. Manny Mota showed why he is the Jets. Ron Crosby (ankle sprain) and Greg don't fool around with a guy when he League East title, the third game of Pairings set The Expos, who have gained baseball’s' all-time leader in pinch crucial situation. McCarver retired ^ ^ the series, scheduled for Friday, Oct. last year after breaking into the momentum after starting slowly on a hits by singling in Steve Garvey from 10 at 8:15 p.m. EDT, will be played at major leagues in 1959. 13-game road trip, pounded Chicago second base with two out in the 12th Yankee Stadium. Games 4 and 5, if McCarver got his chance when pitching for 15 hits — including a pair to enable the Dodgers to move into National recognition necessary, are Saturday, Oct. 11 at of doubles by Gary Carter that the first place tie with Houston. Jay pinch hitter Del Unser singled to 8:15pm and Sunday, Oct. 12 at 4 p.m. in net event open the 10th. McCarver batted for knocked in three runs. Larry Parrish Johnstone homered for Los Angeles Tickets, available on an individual Pairings for the Town Men’s and Ed Brabham. winner Tug McGraw, 3-4, and moved and Andre Dawson also stroked four in the fourth. Bobby Castillo, 8-6, was game basis, will be sold at Women’s Doubles Tennis Tourna 2 p.m. —Earle-Mike Custer vs. pinch runner Jay Loviglio into hits apiece. the winner. Metropolitan Area Ticketron outlets ment Saturday at Manchester Com Kline-Anselmo vs. Moroz-Shefield scoring position with his bunt down The Expos jumped on Rick Red* 7, Padres 6 fy given UConn eleven winner; Phil Valentine-Jon Peck vs. beginning Saturday. Sept. 27 at 9:30 munity College courts have been set. the third-base line. Reuschel, 11-12, for four runs in th e, • Dave Concepcion’s sacrifice fly Conti-Ross vs. Hamilton-Davis a.m ., it was announced Wednesday. Finals in both are Sunday morning “The ball was like it came up there second inning. After the Expos scored Ken Griffey from third base Reserved seats are $10 per ticket and with two out in the 10th inning to for the team lead in pass receiving it, ” Eccleston said. “We weren’t at' 10 o’clock. winner. 170 mph,” said McCarver. “He widened their lead to 5-0 on Charlie STORRS (UPI) — University of bleacher seats are $4.00 and a limit of Women’s pairings: Saturday —9:30 break a 6-6 tie. The victory moved with nine catches and touchdowns opening up against an Army or a Men’s pairings: Saturday —9:30 (reliever Neil Allen) was going good Lea’s sacrifice fly, the Cubs scored Connecticut split end Reggie four tickets per custoifier will be im a m. —Sally Burgess-Judy Brown vs. the Reds within 2V5 games of first with three. Navy. I still think it would be nice if a.m. —Craig Lappen-Don Erickson and I was cold. But 1 was able to do two in the fifth on Ivan DeJesus’ two- Eccleston, a receiver with a flair for posed. Refunds will be made on all Barbara Ross-Grace Paparyca; place in the West. Griffey tripled Last season Eccleston led UConn we could play those teams, but vs. Jim Balcome-Mike Goodman; the job. I’m just glad I could come out double and an infield hit by Mike the dramatic, smiles about his games not played. Diane Colla-Tracy Young vs. Bar earlier in the inning. in pass receiving with 26 receptions maybe later in the schedule and not Rod Garrison-Charles Morris vs. Bill down to the field and help them win a Tyson. team ’s national rating but looks bara Ross-Pat Conti; 11 a.m. —Gail Pirates 6, Cardinals 3 for 285 yards. Already, with his nine back-to-back.” McGugan-Bob Taylor; 11 a m. —Bill game.” The Cubs closed to within 5-4 in the cautiously to the rest of the season Boud-Kittie Ansaldi vs. Jane Omar Moreno tripled in two runs receptions this season, Eccleston has Eccleston credits much of the Kline-Dick Anselmo vs. Dan Moroz- "It was a great bunt by sixth on Jerry Martin’s 22nd homer, and a more immediate nemesis. Mankowski back Boggini-Pat Gallagher; Bobbie and pitcher Rick Rhoden singled in Time out for a break totaled 273 yards receiving for an offensive success of the Huskies, who Bill Shefield, Rick Conti-Skip Ross McCarver,” Green said. “ He put it but the Expos added two insurance The Huskies heard the news after Beganmy-Sandy Lappen vs. Lucille two more in the Pirates’ six-run average of 30.3 yards per catch. Have scored 92 points in three games, PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - The vs.. Sam Hamilton-Mal Davis; 12:30 down perfectly. It is not as easy as it runs in the seventh when Carter to be smiling after Saturday’s road opener practice earlier this week: for the Kelly-Julia Britnell. fourth, Rhoden, 7-5, was pulled for a Manchester High’s Larry Duff has a smile And his big plays have come at im with a new wishbone offense. New York Mets announced p.m. —Lou Wellington-Pat Myler vs. looks, especially against a thrower doubled, scoring Rowland Office and first time in the history of UConn Teams are reminded to bring a pinch hitter in the sixth after giving against Wethersfield High. (Herald photo by ■‘With the wishbone, the defense Wednesday they have reactivatOd Burt Piha-Ron Castleman; Pete like Neil Allen.” Andre Dawson, who had singled. on his face as he relaxes between two football the Huskies were nationally portant moments. With 1:15 up three runs on 10 hits and two has to expect the run, ” Eccleston third baseman Phil Mankow^i. Dwyer-Jairo Orduz vs. Dave Berrill- new can of tennis balls. After Loviglio was moved to se Parrish’s R B I single in the ninth tackling dummies during break at recent Pinto) * ranked. UConn was tied for the se remaining in the season opener walks. Grant Jackson, who shut out said. ”I think the defensive backs Mankowski has been lost to the cond, Pete Rose singled with a drove in Montreal’s final run. practice session. Indian fans, and Duff, hope cond among the country’s Division 1- against New Hampshire when the the Cardinals over the final three in have been coming up to the line too Mets for all but 10 games this season bouncer over Allen’s head to knock in In other games, Los Angeles edged AA teams with South Carolina State. Huskies held a slim 13-10 lead, he nings, picked up his ninth save. John quickly and whtn they do, 1 get with an assortment of injuries. He the only run of the game and keep the San Francisco 5-4 in 12 innings, “It’s nice to be there this early in broke loose on a critical third down behind them,” he said. Conner gambling Phillies one-half game behind first- A tlan ta- stopped H ouston 4^2, Martin. 1-3, took the loss. has been on the disabled list three the season,” said Eccleston. “But at play for a 76-yard scoring reception. A week later against Bucknell, he “We’re not just a big-play team times. the end of this season, if we’re still though. " Eccleston maintains. there, that’s when it is really going to scored on a 32-yard pass play in the "W e’ve made some big plays, but mean something. fourth quarter to piit the game away also had some sustained drives. J[. R, to appear on strong winds Indian gridders “ We know the poll doesn’t mean for UConn. Watson big favorite Against Bucknell we had over 90 anything now, but it will give us in And against Northeastern last HOUSTON (UPI) - Houston Durgan. “ But we can beat them in offensive plays and Northeastern NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - U.S. centive,” he said. “ People won’t Saturday, it was Ek:cleston with a 39- Astros pitcher J.R. Richard, moderate to heavy air.” over 80. skipper Dennis Conner may have remember us being there now, but yard pass reception who made the recovering from a July 30 stroke that The U.S. crew lost their weather Eccleston said the size of the Yale gotten more than he bargained for big catch in the Huskies first scoring weakened his left side, is scheduled bet by asking for the allowed “lay they’ll remember us if we’re there at Bowl won’t serve to intimidate the today by gambling on strong wiitds to drive, '' Saturday to make his first public day,” giving the challengers a prac tour title the end of the season.” seventh Hilskies when they meet the Elis carry his yacht to a final America’s This week Eccleston and his team “I ’m a little suprised with my appearance since his illness began. tice session in the lO-to-15 knot winds enough score — like 29-under-par — Saturday. Cup triumph today over Australia. NAPA, Calif. (U PI) - Tom Wat round Watson told Trevino, his lacking in size mates have their minds on intrastat^ average yards per catch,” Eccleston An A s tro s ’ sp o k esm an said Freedom likes best. to claim the Vardon Trophy for the playing partner and friend, that the “ It’s just another field to play on,” Southeast winds of 15 to 20 knot son plays his final PGA Tour event of rival Yale, who they face Saturdays admitted. “Sometimes you don’t get Wednesday Richard was scheduled to The Aussie crew spent the morning fourth straight year. He is certain to he said. “ We’re not awed by it. We winds — near the racing limit fcr the the year this weekend on one of his reason he was playing so poorly was pick up things quickly. what the defense gives us.” “It’s definitely going to be a tougb the4ig yardage games like I’ve been participate in special ceremonies tuning up their starting maneuvers, finish the year as the top money By LEIN AUSTER just have to play well and execute in delicate 12-meter Cup yachts — were favorite golf courses. that he was hooking, and the reason Senior co-captain Steve Shrider The Indian defense has “ improved game,” he said. “We’re up afid I ’m g etti^ . I ’m just pleased with the before the Astros’ game Saturday while the Freedom crew groomed winner and PGA Player of the Year Herald Sporlswriter order to win. It’s going to be one of forecast for the fifth match on Rhode Obviously, Watson is the he was hooking was because he had holds down the fullback post with leaps and bounds,” in the pre-season, sure they’re up. We both have way things are going right now and against Cincinnati. their mailbox blue yacht at dockside. the biggest games in my career, but Island Sound. overwhelming favorite to win the for the fourth straight time. the ball too far forward when he ad Manchester High is one of the either Bob Berdat or Larry Duff at notes Simmons. “1 felt the defense respect for each other.” hope they can continue.” Both crews relaxed ashore in the it’s also another game that will “We could see some real banging $3(X),(XX) PGA tournament starting ' “My chances of winning the Var dressed it. Trevino took the advice, biggest secondary schools in the wingback. They’ll alternate, bringing was way behind the offense but that’s The Huskies, with their 3-0 record, afternoon with the Americans taking UConn and Yale have met 31 times hopefully add to our confidence and around out there tomorrow,’’ today at Silverado. don,” said Watson on the eve of the which was picked up on eavesdrop state. There should be, you might because the offensive people had are the first UConn team to open Safety conditions in historic downtown Newport, confi in the plays. And Paul McCluskey, with Yale winning 28 of the contests. be another stepping stone in our Australia skipper “(Jentleman Jim ” Winning the event, which would tournament here, “are about as good ping television microphones and think, several large sized individuals converted from quarterback, is the played before and had the con Yale won last year, 24-17. with three straight wins since 1940, dent enough of a fourth victory to as George Brett’s of hitting .4(X). He season.” WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (UPI) - A Hardy said Wednesday. give him seven tour titles plus the transmitted on the air. therefore on the football team. fidence. “1 knew we had the capability to do plan weekend departures from the tailback in the 1-formation offense. Eccleston, a 5-foot-ll senior from Federation Internationale du Sport Race officials can cancel a match British Open this year, isn’t Watson’s can still make it with some 4-for-5 A viewing fan who knew it was a Right? New London, has been the big play Defensively, juniors Tim Ellis and “The defense should come,” the Autombile (FISA) inkpection team because of heavy winds. island resort. only goal. He’d like to shoot a low days, but for me to catch and pass rule violation called PGA qfficials Wrong. man for the Huskies so far this The Freedom crewmens’ 10 speed Art Jasper are at the ends, senior co former Rockville High mentor has approved beefed-up safety con The Americans need just one more Lee (Trevino), 1 need 5-for-5s four and when Watson was approached “We’re not large,” understated bicycles, which have gotten them captain John Walrath and Bill voiced, “1 was concern^ about the season. After three games he is tied Former All-Pro play€r~ ditions, traffic flow plans and securi win to preserve the longest winning days in a row. about the incident, he readily owned first-year Indian Coach Mike Sim around Newport traffic jam s since DeLaura at the tackles and Bernie hitting but against Rockville (in a ty controls made by Watkins Glen for streak in sports history — the New “ But I’m going to give it a run and up. That cost him two shots and while mons prior to Saturday’s i r " May, were put up for sale by the Alemany at nose guard. pre-season scrimmage) we did a the Oct. 5 United States Grand Prlx York Yacht Club’s 129-year hold on see what happens. If 1 shoot 260, it it did not affect the outcome of the T on the road against Wethersfi^ Steve Harley and Mike Greenleaf ‘Hollywood^ finds home yacht syndicate. good job. The defense will try to race. yachting’s most prestigious trophy. could be close.” of C — which Watson won — it could High at 1;30, “We only have hold down two linebacking slots with move and get to the ball. We won’t sit “Watkins Glen has carried out “I don’t think I ’d lose a bet that we Trevino won the Texas Open last come back to haunt Tom this HOUSTON (UPI) - Former All- Henderson, who gained a reputa The gaudy silver pitcher was first son over 2(X) (pounds). senior Mike Mazzotta at the ‘Chief’ Soccer won’t be needing them after week- and in the process lowered his still and have people beat us up. The tion for his flamboyant manner and everything they were asked to do in won by the schooner America in 1851 weekend. “We’re not small as far slot. Seniors Don Hurst and Mark Pro linebacker Thomas “ Hollywood” tomorrow,” said one crewmen, sur stroke average to 69.73. He’s already defense will attack the offense. egotistical remarks as well as his regard to safety conditions of the cir .in a race around the Isle of Wight. “ Wouldn’t that be something? ” but as far as bulk weight, we don’t Mumley are in the secondary at half Henderson, shunned by two teams in veying the half price bikes at How does Simmons feel about the cuit,” reported Derek Ongaro of Conner and crew took off finished playing this year, so while Watson said when the incident was have much,” he continued, “The kids back with senior Shawn Spears at the past year, signed with the strong play, will replace tackle season? “I ’m always optimistic and England, the FlSA’s official inspec Wednesday, expecting weak winds dockside. Watson charges Silverado’s lush brought up. didn’t have a weight program for a safety. Houston Oilers Wednesday as a free Conrad Hayman on the roster. The Aussie challengers lost the always feel we’ll win every game,” tor of its safety and circuits com that would hav^Bvored the Aussies acres, Lee will be home sipping beer This will be the final PGA event to year and that hurts. Every team Spears will handle the punting and MCCollege agent. Hayman has a bad back and was fourth match by an overwhelming 3 he replied, “but I’m realistic. I know placed on the injured reserve list for mittee, after l^esday’s inspection. in their last chance to wrest the Cup and watching. be played at Silverado. Owners of the should be bigger than us. 1 haven’t Flavell the PATs. Henderson, who had said he would minutes and 48 seconds. They blamed a lot of games we won’t be favored The race, known as the Toyota Grand away from the New York Yacht This week’s tourney will give Wat Club decided to give up the playing seen a team yet (in the pre-season) “Right now we have decent but not Manchester Community College like another chance to play in his at least four weeks. the defeat on misleading wind but I feel we should never be counted Prix, will determine the winner of Club. son 88 rounds for the year. Trevino dates and bid instead for the legends which is as small as us.” good team speed. But I feel it will upped its soccer record to 2-3 with a home state with the Oilers, went Henderson, 27, a five-year veteran, out. I know we have a long way to go this year’s driving championship. forecasts which led them to choose has only 82 and did not play three of Golf, which is played at Onio The Indiajis do have some 6-0 whitewashing of the Eastern through a workout Wednesday and arrived in Houston lat Tuesday after '•They can ^ a t us in light air,” come,” Simmons states, “We won’t but I think we’ll improve as we go Alan Jones of Australia and Brazil’s the wrong mainsail for the lO-to-16 tough courses Watson did. Watson, Creek CC in Austin, Tex. They lost experienced, not large, personnel on Connecticut State College jayvees was signed. No details of his contract being placed on waivers Friday by said Freedom tactician Dennis be able to manhandle people so' along. Nelson Piquet are the only drivers in knot winds. though, doesn’t see that as an argu out on that bid, too, so now they are offense.. Senior Jon DuBois, a yesterday in Willimantic. were immediately available. the San Francisco 49ers. The 49ers execution on our part and lack of contention for the title. ment. left without an event. linebacker a year ago. opens at “ If we go in and have prepared hnd A four-goal explosion in a 12- Henderson was dropped from the said they wanted a younger player. mistakes is very important. We want “Lee, like the rest of us, made his Watson played his first pro event at center flanked by seniors Mike to make sure we don’t hurt ourselves played the best we can, we should minute span turned the contest for Dallas Cowboys in mid-season last Bennish said Henderson met with schedule up for the year before hfe Silverado and he remembers it with Doyon and Frank Lateano at guard. defensively or offensively. feel good. I expect them to play hard the Cougars. Brian Kelleher had two year when Coach Tom Landry Coach and General Manager Bum Haynes and Bishop played his first tournament,” said fondness because he also cashed his Ken M iffinr a 195-pounder, and “We won’t blow you off the ball but for 48 minutes. If they don[t we’ll find goals and Pat Day and Matt Ayotte became disgusted with his attitude, Phillips, Assistant General Manager Tackle sidelined Watson. ”So he missed some of {fe first check — $1,065 — for finishing Wayne Webb, a 165-pounder, are the each chipped in a goal and assist for especially sideline clowning for Pat Peppier and Senior Vice Presi 1 feel the offensive line (could) be a people who do. If things go against HOUSTON (U PI) - Houston Oilers events I played in and I missed some tackles with junior Jim Grout at tight television cameras in a loss to dent Ladd Herzeg from 4:30p.m. into tied for 28th. good one. It comes off the ball quick us, we will work harder. We’ll work MCC. Netminder Mark Pastula made right offensive tackle Conway all set for work of the ones he played in. You can’t “ I ’ll miss playing here,” said Wat end. ly and has pretty good technique.” hard until the last game and by five saves to gain the shutout. Ken Washington. He retired rather than the evenine. Hayman has been sidelined, ap judge the^Vardon race on that basis. son, “and so will a lot of the others. , Simmons has decided to go,with working hard we will earn some Vance and Gino Mescantoni also be waived by the Cowboys. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - Mike Grout is the lone underclassman in parently for the season, with a rup three years. ” 1 can’t wait to get out There has to be a standard set before “ It’s hard to believe we won’t be the 1-formation on offense. “I feel it wins. We have to.” scored for MCC. He signed as a free agent with the Haynes had spent the last two a senior-dom inated squad. 33 tured spinal disc suffered in Sunday’s there.” the year begins. coming here agajn. The tournament is an easy, offense to teach,” he Schedule: Sept. 27 Wethersfield A, MCC’s next tilt is Saturday after San Francisco 49ers with a $125,000- months working on his education at altogether. game with the Baltimore Colts. Bishop, who more than doubled his “Still, I’d like to shoot a real low has always donq well here, so it’s explained, “and the kids have picked Oct. 4 Enfield H, 11 East Hartford H, noon at home against Becker Junior a-year contract but was waived last Arizona State and his landscaping at Drew Flavell is at split end while Coach Bum Phillips said Hayman, $38,500 salary, said he would like four rounds this week. It might not hard to figiire why they are giving it in the backfield, senior Pete Gurney it lip. But we still need a lot of work 18 Conard A, 25 Hall A, Nov. 1 Fermi College at 2 o’clock. week. Because he had missed 25 an eight-year veteran, was expected home.' He was also preparing a V^olleyball play Monday night in New England’s win the Vardon Trophy for me but up.” will open the campaign at quarter under game situations... H, 8 Simsbury H, 15 Penney A, 22 practices with various injuries, resume. to undergo surgery on- a “semi- game against Denver. Neither since it’s my last tour event of the The field here, playing both the back. He gained the starting role “We’ll make changes when we Penney A, 27 East Catholic A (at MHS jayvees players changed his nickname from Richard Bishop had spent the same emergency”, basis. “They’ll operate player, however, is expected to be year. I’d like to go out on a high North and South courses the first two about two weeks ago and has im need to. We still have to find out Memorial Field) 10:30 a.m. Games “Hollywood” to “Holiday.” time traveling between Cleveland With Giancarlo Buonocorsi getting on him as soon as they can.” Hayman ready for that game. note.” days, includes 30 of the year's top 40 pressed Simmons with his ability to about ourselves. We’ll try to take not noted 1:30 p.m. In Phillips, Henderson will be and Miami with a pit stop at the Ken the winning goal in overtime, was hurt during the first half of the “ I feel I can help the defense,” said Should Watson shoot, say, 27- money winners. Besides Watson the playing for a coach who has a reputa tucky Derby. He was contemplating Manchester High jayvee soccer team Oilers 21-16 victoi7 over the Colts but under, then his losing the Vardon list includes, among others, George tion for developing smooth relations East girls taking a job working with children in Bishop, who signed as a free agent nipped Enfield, 3-2, yesterday at the returned to play in the second half. with the Patriots in 1976. “There Trophy to Trevino could be traced to Burns, Craig Stadler, Mike Reid, Ben with players who had been Miami. Indians’ field. East Catholic girls’ volleyball a two-stroke penalty he took five Crenshaw, Larry Nelson, John Field hockey tie,„again malcontents on previous teams. But the two are off the unemployed really has been no rest for the line. Buonocorsi tallied two goals and team downed Rockville High, 17-15, One of my big kicks was that I play nfonths ago in the Tournament of Mahaffey, Howard Twitty, Bruce “I think this football team is full of '’"list arid on the New England Patriots Steve Farley one for the 3-2 Indians. 15-5 and 15-6, yesterday in Rockville. Champions for giving playing advice Manchester High girls' field haif left in -the first half, pushed it Manchester Coach Mary Faignant. characters, full of personalities,” Site found roster, ending a two-month official more than one position and not many Lietze, Doug Tewell, Bob Gilder, Kept Stringfellow, Mike LeTouraeau It was the first decision ever for to, of all people, Lee Trevino. hockey team excelled in many areas into the cage assisted by Jennifer Henderson said. “ I think the players HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hart holdout and cohtract problems that people in pro football do that.” Don Pooley and defending champion and Bryan Buonano also played well East over the Rams. The Eaglettes Bishop and Haynes were two of the Walking off the 12th tee in the final except one —scoring —and had to Hedlund. ' are looking forward to me playing, ford Hellions of the Major Indoor spanned back to last ypar. The defen John Fought. fof the locals. are now 4-1 for the season.) four Patriots’ holdouts represented settle for a 1-1 deadlock with Etffield The Indians had multiple oppor lUing girls win not talking.” Soccer League have won a variance sive stalwarts returned to the Pats Rockville took the jayvee tilt, 15-10 by Howard Slusher. The other two, High in CCIL play yesterday in En tunities in the second half but just An Oilers spokesman said Hender to construct an indoor soccer Wednesday anxious'to play and not Longer traded to Vikings Illing girls’ field hockey team Area schools and 15-5. The young Eaglettes are 1-3. quarterback Tom Owen and fullback field. couldn’t finish off their chances in son signed his contract and took part training facility at the Oakwood regretting their holdouts in the Sunny move MIAMI (U PI) - Miami Dolphins Langer was concerned about downed the Hall High freshmen, 2-1, Sam Cunningjjam, remain unsigned. The tie leaves the Silk Towners 1-0- the striking circle. Area soccer action yesterday saw in the afternoon practice. He said he ^arms Raquet Club in Glastonbury. slightest. * center Jim Langer, a four-time All- Miami’s high crime rate and yesterday in West Hartford. Owen recently worked out in . 3 for the season. Penney High deadlock Windham had beendxithered by. a hamstring in MHS girls Hellions Director William E . Chip- Both Haynes, an All-Pro comer- American 12-meter yacht, Pro who decided to retire this flourishing drug traffic. Enfield only had three shots on the Chicago with the Patriots’ permis Enfield got the equaUzer in the High, 1-1, and East Hartford High jury and might be slow for a few ’ Conard High trimmed Manchester man said the soccer facility would back in each of his four years in the Freedom, holding 3-1 summer rather than have his family Langer, who works in the off Indian cage, defended by sophomore Melissa McCray and Michelle sion. General Manager Bucko Kilroy final two minutes with Alison. bow to Ferm i High, 5-1, in CCIL com days. High, 15-13, 15-2, 5-15 and 15-6, in replace three of the eight existing NFL, and Bishop, a ver,satile and lead over Australia, hopes to spend another season in crime-ridden season as a bank loan officer near his goalie Evette Ela. Starter Wendy Moriarios account^ for the Ram said talks were continuing. LaGasse getting the goal off a short petition. The spokesman said Henderson girls’ volleyball action yesterday in tennis courts and be nearly identical valuable defensive lineman who can Miami, was traded Wednesday to the home in Royalton, Minn., renewed Felletter is out with a knee injury. Haynes and Bishop first tried to wrap lip America’s Cup com comer, goals. Lisa Pierce assisted on both Brian Cunningham got the goal for probably would play only on special West Hartford. to the team’s Hartford Civic Center play end or tackle, signed th re ^ e a r Minnesota Vikings. his trade demand this summer, and negotiate contracts themselves petition today in best of seven Manchester took control right from ' “It appears the Indian (field) Penney, now 0-3-1 for the season. teams in the Oilers’ game Sunday at Marge Botteron, Nancy Walsh and playing area. | " contracts. They return to a ^am The 32-year-old center told when no deal was made, he retired. tallies. Lisa Gates, Caity Biodget, before turning to pusher. Hpynes the opening bully and kept .the hockey team is going to haVe to Windham is 2-1-1 with the stalemate. Cincinnati. He said Henderson was Jean Stankiewicz played well for the “Now all we have to dons put this which has given up 85 points in three series. Freedom is shown in Dolphins Coach Don Shula last “ I gave Don until the start of the Kim Morhardt, Kathy Regan, Judy almost signed last year “out of pressure on continually but came up manufacture some way Miguel Antunes accounted for the glad to be joining the Oilers and told 1-3 Silk Towners. thing together. This will help our new ^ m e s and sorely needs them. earlier race as sun drew low season he didn’t think Miami was a season to make the move,” Langer frustration” while Bishop said he with only one score. Sophomore San more'than one goal if it) ' Kechejian and goalie Kathy,Warwick lone score for the winless 0-4 team officials that “his troubles Conard also took the jayvee match, coach (John Kowalski) bring a win T m tickled pink, if I’m allow ^ to over Rhode Island Sound. (UPI proper environment to raise children said earlier this week. ” He didn’t dy Caouette. with a minute-and-a- ball games.” noted a fnistratoil played well for Illing. hornets. Fermi is 2-2. were behind him.” 15-4 and 15-11. ning team to Hartford,” Chipman use that term,” ^id Ha^nerwho;;^ i"'*" " ^hoto" and asked to be traded to the Vikings. make it, so in my mind. I’m retired.” said. deal is estimated at $750,900 over «"8m al demands. P EVENING HERALD, Thurs.. 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StL 14B H>7 106 179 321 7:29 I Scott ph 1000 •••4b "Jolson Story” 1946 Lerry 134 533 65 17D 319 defeated the father and son team of Ray and Easterbrooks, Badge and Shinn. Scores were (Rapaal; 2hra., 16 mlna.) NATIONAL LEAGUE Urrea p 0000 Wshngtss 1010 Craig cf 4 110 Buckner. Chi d Daily Number Perks. Evelyn Keyes. Story of the Nawtrk And Raallty By United Press International Reitz ph 1000 Brett 3b 3000 Walton rf 3 120 Cedenu. Hou 126 461 65 . J4f< .315 7:30 Connacticut Prima Tima 12:00 TV Kids East McRae dh 4 0 0 0 Bochtelb 0000 Cruz. Hou 149 f«B 77 176 309 Brad Easterbrook to win the Neipsic Men’s 6-3, 7-6. ' _____^ greet veudevllle performer's rise In (D CBS Lata Movla 'Tha Jallar- 2 Otten p Maatarplaca Thaatra 'Lillis: 0000 P.M. Masailna the show biz world. (2 hre.. 30 W L Pci GB Totals 36 3 12 3 Totals 33 6 10 6 Aikenslb 3000 Hortondfv 2 00 1 Hendrick. St.L 149 »9 72 172 .306 aona: JaHaraon va JeHaraon' Whan child star Gary Coleman. 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G B 14T: M9 90 209 .355 Kickoff Returns Manchester al Sim shury, 2 GkWi I M a 4.N f w MacNalKLahrar Report "Concordu-Alfpbrt *76" 1979 St. Louis LCox c 2 0 2 1 Cooper. Mil t e t e 14 S U N (Cloaad-Captlonad) (80 mlna.) Susan Saint James. (Rapaal) Chapin, are back on a TV movie featuring Houston 86 66 .566 - ToUls 30 2 6 2 ToUls 4 II 4 Dilonc. Clev 126 50r> 76 171 .339 no yds avg le td M M a U U77I BannyHMIShow QuorguKunnudy. SutunBlukaly. CEMovla-(Advantuta)** "Fightar Martin (LI-31 3 : 3 0 fmHtts 14 S12IN 10:30 Los Angeles 86 06 566 Frazier Kansas City 001010000-2 Carew.Cal 136 513 73 171 333 D H ill. L A 8 234 29^ % 1 NrfMta 14 S1117I Bamay Millar Supurtonic tdvunturu and Intama. 9 238 26 4 37 0 GIRLS VOLLEYBALL Trteto l-M SNI.N ( E MoatTboMayora Sguadron" tgaSEdmondO Brian, Cincinnati 81 69 .549 2>s Urrea Seattle 000012 lO x -4 Bell. Tex 120 453 71 151 333 Green. 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Bos 7.N S78 flaM David Coppartiald demon- 8 IndapandantNawa Wednesday s Results 122 440 » 139 316 Scoring 9:00 each Monday evening Fam ily, Jackson (S9> Walton. S-M ilboum e. COx. SF-Cardenal. Watson. NY Coventry al East Catholic m H I atratai hla up-to-date style of illu tt:0 0 ® Auto Racing 'SO Special m e e tin g . Montreal 8. Chicago 4 314 Touch^|owns 2hctt2»n IN CD BpucMklovlaPraaanlaUon'A T-2 34 A-9J97 Horton Oliver. Tex 154 67i 91 196 teMi24 SUN ) d ) 0 W 9 Nawa a l Or. Dana Scolt On Habrawa fo r Ritter through Dec. 15. Registra- Pittsburgh 6. St. Louis 3. night Id rush rec ret pis N M a 14 W$ .N sion in tha ancient art of magic. (60 MANCHESTER - HEBRON - T-he '•r IP If RERBBSO Home Runs GIRLS SWIMMING M wla 4-2 SnN Rumor ol War' Slara: Brad Oa*la, 12:06 tion fee is $10. Register at Philadelphia 1. New YorkO. 10 innings. (joysTON ATLANTA Kansas Cilv National League — Schmidt. P h il43. Sims. Del 6 5 1 0 36 M w ta 14 31SS.78 ^ n a.) Kallh Curradina. 1980Baaad on M.A.8.H. Penney al ’M anchesler, Trteta 4-21 SN1.N CD ABC Nawa Nlghtllna Manchester Community Regional District 8 Boanl mi ab r h bi ^IttrffiLlS-'ll 61-3 9 4 4 Homer. All 3Ti; Murphy. Atl 31. Baker. Gray. N Y 4 0 4 0 24 Trifacta 14-2 S29$N P.M.MagatIna 1 Attar Banny Pulltzar Prlto-uHnnar Philip Capu- 12:25 MANCHESTER - On the Recreation Office AAtlanU la n ia 4,4. Houston 2,2. night Morgan 21 4 ^ 0** 0 0 Harper If 1 100 Pattin 12-3 2 0 0 LA 29; Cey. LA 27 Montgomery, Phil 4 3 ‘ « 24 3:30 TIM C E ® Tburaday WghtMovla Bad lo'abaal.talllngaccounloIhlaVlal- TbaMIMonalra College’s Community Ser- of Education will meet Cincinnati 7. San Diego 6.10 innings. M i IIN 1121 4N J } Star Trak 'The Parafitae between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 Cabdl3b 4 0 10 Ram irzss 3 0 0 0 Seattle American League — Oglivie. M il and Six plavers tied with 16points I M iR a p i »M i n S7I News Bears Go to Japan' Stars: namcombataxpariaocaa.Thaalofy ABC CapUonad Haws Oct. 9, there will be a 10 12 HoneycttiW 10-17) 8 6 2 2 2 2 Jackson. NY37; Thomas. M il9 . Armas Kicking t e l I N I N vices Division will present Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Puhl rf 3 010 Pocorb ph III S.N S.N Tony Curtis. Eerie Haley. lQ78Tha loHowaCapulolhroughNalranalor- Morcamba And Wlaa Syndroms’ retirement dinner for Al p.m. Monday through Angeles 5. Saq Francisco 4. 12 Cruz If 4 0 10 CfOmez ss 0000 Parrott (S3) 1 0 0 0 1 2 OakX. Murray. Balt 3 pat fg ih ra I N 11:30 12:30 three forums this fall on library of the new Rham 9^ 9-11 la 9 iM t la l IN Basra are in a face-off with the lift la mallon Irom raallaaa. idoaliallc (jol* inninngs. night Cedeno cf 3 100 Matthwsrf 3000 T-2:12 A-11.180 Runs Batted In Murray, Del. te M * 14 P I N QD Hogan's Horosa Ritter at the Elks Club. Friday. Thursday's Games National League— Schmidt. Phil 112. 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Committee has begun working on the Hall to finalize plans for the state Firecalls upcoming November election. election. 4 BOLTON — The Bolton Volunteer William Fehling, town 'chairman, Fire Department responded to 22 said, “We’re getting signs ready and Assistance report calls in August. The calls included planning activities.” Campaign stop stand-by, 3; smoke investigation, 1; He said all the coordinators for the BOLTON - For the 1979-1980 motorcycle accident, 1; diving state election are lined up and will fiscal year Bolton received 14 applications for general assistance state for Rep. Christopher Dodd’s Senate assignment, 3; automobile accidents, contact the committee with their Sen. Edward Kennedy was in Hartford plans. or medical payments from residents campaign and sought state suppor^for Presi 6; motorcycle accident investigation, needing help. Wednesday with wife, Joan and son, Teddy, a 1; mutual aid, 1; medical assist, 3; Fehling said, “After the November Connecticut student. The Kennedys met with dent Carter’s re-election. (UPI) mini-bike accident, 1; dumpster fire, Ilvi ^nnon, welfare director, said Gov. Ella Grasso as they campaigned in the 1; search and rescue, 1. election the committee plans to get of that number five applications started on the May town election. were granted. We’ll be actively looking for can: Ms. Cannon said under the Federal GOP active didates for the open seats.” Energy Assistance program four The town committee will meet households received assistance with Cuba was supposed to be the great Communist society of the shelves, but supplies are strictly limited staples and there is no market in Havana is one of the liveliest places in town as these BOLTON — The Republican Town Tuesday at 8 p.m. at the Community payment of their fuel bills. Western Hemisphere. The photos above show some of the variety. Top right, The “Bohios" outside Havana are the type of street dancers demonstrate. It is a source of unrationed fresh realities of life on the island. Top lef}, a billboard promotes housing used by about half Cuba’s 10 million people. In parts of fruits and vegetables. Lower right, a row of taxis stands aban good Soviet-Cuban relations with youthful portraits of Leonid Cuba such housing is being replaced by government apartment doned near the Havana airport because there is a shortage of Kennedy in state Vernon workers file grievance Breznev and Fidel Castro. The motto says, “Our friendship is buildings. Lower left. Food supplies, strictly rationed in the tires and spare parts. (UPI) supermarkets are supplemented through the free markets. The By BARBARA RICHMOND system, issued an order in 1971, the repairs on the truck that they should unbreakable. Top center, a Havana supermarket shows full time of the accident, forbidding any have been the ones-to deliver the Herald Reporter fire department members from clim truck to Pennsylvania. VERNON — Union workers in the bing utility poles. The union members are calling for to boost Carter town’s Public Works Department Mayor Marie Herbst said payment of time and a half pay for filed a class action grievance against Wednesday that the truck was used their workers who should have driven HARTFORD (UPI) - It was a porters to back Democrats across Connecticut. the town Wednesday. The grievance primarily by tbe fire department but the truck. The mayor interpreted the case of political kissing and making the ticket in the general election. He poked fun at Dodd’s Republican indicates dissatisfaction about the was also used occasionally by the grievance to mean that all 38 union Profiles of war in Persian Gulf up as Sen. Edward Kennedy called on "What is presented is a real choice opponent, former New York Sen. delivery of a bucket truck to Penn public works department and the members should receive the over Gov. Ella Grasso and then made a between forces of reaction, inaction James L. Buckley, saying Buckley sylvania for repairs. school department for minor jobs. time pay but union representatives pitch for President Carter's re- and nostalgia and the opportunity to should change his campaign motto to The truck was delivered by Bruce For the most part the truck was said they are seeking overtime "only election. address the serious problems that — “Connecticut is the one state to Hewitt who is a Vernon police officer housed at the Nye Street fire station for the men who should have gone.” The snowing oi party unity came we're facing in this country,” he told have when you’re having more than and a volunteer firefighter, on his but recently had been at the public They didn't indicate how they would - ■■ reporters after meeting with Mrs. Wednesday night when Kennedy and one.” own time on his day off. Another works garage to see if it could be determine which two men it would Grasso. his wife. Joan, stopped by the gover Kennedy also joked about police officer volunteered on his own repaired. The hydraulic arm on it be. nor’s official residence briefly while Kennedy, who was joined by Dodd Buckley’s earlier claims that most of time, on his day off, to follow Hewitt hadn’t been working properly, town campaigning for Democratic U.S. at the meeting, was in Connecticut to Dodd’s strength came from voter and drive him back. That was Dave officials said. Reportedly the two men who Senate nominee Christopher Dodd. speak at a $125-person dinner for the affection for the congressman's Shapera. delivered the truck left Vernon about In his unsuccessful bid for the father, the- late Sen. Thomas Dodd. The truck in question is a bucket A factory representative from 7 a.m. and returned the same day congressman who is now seeking the Pennsylvania came to Vernon to see Democratic presidential nomination, Senate setTt being given up by D-Conn.. truck which the Town Council about 8 p.m. f . if he could determine what was Kennedy won Connecticut's March retiring Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- “The only thing that bothers me is authorized to be.purchased in July of The grievance was signed by John presidential primary, a battle in Conn. a young man trying to get ahead on 1972. for the fire department. wrong and he decided it had to be Humphrey and Dave Gochee, union brought to the factory. which Mrs. Grasso had strongly sup At the dinner, the Massachusetts the basis of a family nam e.” The town’s insurance carrier, after representatives. According^ to the ported Carter. senator sat at the head table with Kennedy said. a local fireman was killed in an acci The public works grievance claims town charter, the mayor is the town's Wednesday night, Kennedy of Carter supporters as well as at least Kenney had little to say about the dent while on a pole to fix the alarm because that department has made hearing officer. ficially put the Connecticut primary four people who worked on the Iraq-Iran conflict, except to com behind him and urged his state sup Kennedy primary campaign in ment that it was an "area of poten tial confrontation between the Soviet Union and the United States.” He disagreed with a statement made earlier in the evening by Mioffett asks Carter former Secretary of State Henry f • Kissinger, who was in Hartford cam (i'll!! paigning for Buckley. to control oil prices Kissinger had said the United Here’S your chance... HARTFORD (UPII - Rep. Toby Moffett said he doubted Carter States security was imperiled Moffett. D-Conn,. has asked Presi would be in favor of imposing con because the Carter administration M dent Carter to reimpose temporary trols. But he said the possibility of had lost control of events around the controls on oil prices, warning rising prices as an election neared world. Kennedy said that Carter had been Immediate prolonged hostilities between Iraq might become an influence. and Iran could prompt huge "1 would like to see a reimposition successful in bringing about markups. of controls,” said Moffett. “I don't "peaceful resolution” to conflicts during his' tenure in office, pointing ImtaUatian m Moffett, in a letter to Carter on think the President is going to go for Wednesday, said oil companies that. specifically to the peace treaty which would begin using vast surplus emerged after the Camp David Sum supplies if shipments from the Mid “But by the same token I think to mit. Avaitahie! dle East were cut off, pushing prices have dramatic price increases on Kennedy and his wife also were at upward. crude oil and heating oil down the a $l,(X)0-per-couple cocktail party Why wait any longer... Bank "You hate to say this but it's true,” home stretch of an election is earlier in the evening to benefit the Moffett said, "The indsutry can something he doesn't want either,” Dodd campaign. rates are low right now so i ! benefit from a situation like this. said Moffett. "So perhaps he would A Dodd aide said about 150 people .< V The scene They have a tremendous surplus of consider temporarily imposing con attended the cocktail party and about 800 people went to t/ie dinner. you’ll save money in the oil right now" trols.” long run while starting to The quickly escalating war in the Persian Gulf has brought death and destruction to Iraq and Iran. Top left. The remains Veterans! 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S55 M ain St, M anchester \ EVENING HERALD, Thurs., Sept. 25, 1980 - 21 20 - EVENING HERALD. Thura.. Sept, g . 19M Help W anM fS 13 H»lp Wanted 13 H i p Wanted 40 ^ ^ ------H t Ip W u t M M Npfp W u tttd 13 Npfp W » n M Household Goods □ NOTICES WOMEN BOWLERS FOR WEDNESDAY MORNING 10 ______FULL TIME BABYSITTER BRADFORD STOVE, $125. RN’torLPN’i BOOKKEEPER for 8 month old son, in my Frigidaire refrigerator, $100. tMfViIdFoITirt...... 1 d e n t a l ASSISTANT for DRAFTSMAN to work up to NEWMAMAQEMENT Bolton home, starting Hotpolnt diswasner, one year ------1202, keep trying. Manchester, RockviUe oral Machine Designer. Very HVAC ENGINEER - ASSISTANT January. Light housekeeping old, $ ^ . All in good condi LOST - Vicinity of Parkei I!!!!!**.*. -!*-*'** * « surgery group. Experience experienced on board, in desirable. 8K-3995. tion. 649-7661 after 4:00 p.m. Estimator, Job Coordinator East Hartford Convalescent Street and Eaat Wddle Turn' w aenal Loana______» preferred. Call for in- areas of Mechanical, for growing Mechanical Con Permanent part time HEY KIDS! Home is now the Riverside Health Sheetmetal, Drives, Welding, tactor. Minimum two years Artfefst tor Soto 41 wh*i'sk®i“ '' ^n8we®rs"'^U CONFIDENTIAL, F^ist, ______Care Center. St$rting_ wages arc position in busy adver some Electrical. Call Mrs. experience desired. Liberal ScfKM ifi-Cfatset 19 •■Ebony.” 647-9013. MORNING STOCK HELP - Brunettl at 6^2487. Pressure RN's r.SO per hr., LPN's $e'50per tising office. Company' Benefits; Send hour Night and weekend differew------— ------Associates 232-9368, Monday thru Friday. Apply in . Blast Manufacturing Com- resume with qualifications, Experience in payables, RAINBOW NURSERY & LOST - Male gray and white ...... person to: Highland Park lnc., 41 Chaple Street, Ual. receivables and typing reference and salary required 10 Paid Sick Days, Paid DAY CARE - Professional ALUMINUM Sheets used as cat wlUi white legs. Vicinity Market, 317 Highland Street. ester, Connecticut. to : Box P, c/o Manchester Holidays, 2 Weeks Vacation After 1 ability a must. Free Staff. 3 to 6 years. Hot lunch. printing plates, .007 thick Forest Street and Main □ EMPLOYMENT ------K Herald. parking. Call Sandy at Flexible Scheduling. Call 569- Street. Call 6464404, after GENERAL CONTRACTOR FULL TIME BABYSITTER Year. Paid Blue Cross & Blue 23x2845", 25 cents each or 5 Shield, Paid Major Medical it 7475. E a r n C a s h 3:00 p.ra. . .V !**™ "**!...... V. NEEDS CARPENTER-Must NEEDED for 9 montli old In for $1. Phone 643-2711. Must be Disability Insurance, $3,000 Free pickedlicked up before 11 a.m. 7 7 “ ;— —------7 *7 — r Wanted 13 be knowledgable and fant in Manchester or East UUNDRY WORKERS - Full 646-7214 GIFTED CHILDREN 2 to 5 IX)ST - Siamese cat. Small, ------experienced in all phases of H a^ord area. (^11 2894665 time, including every other Life Insurance.' ONLY. declawed, sealpoint female. FULL TIME THIRD SHIFT - construction. Call 7ci-60iS2 We also offer an alternative "No YEARS - Nursery School Day after 6:00 p.m., or weekends. weekend, for Institution Laun- Care. 3 Teachers. For a^ May answer to "Marrissa”. Part time second shift. A pply ______ration. Apply: Rlver- Fringe Benefit Package." The POOL- 24’ X 4’, 7 ft. deep. Lost in Vernon, Bolton Notch, 7-Eleven onCenter Street, c f o s - i r v D n iiu T irn Starting Wage for RN's is $8 2S per pointment to observe well Perflex filter, 8 x 12 deck. A RB Y ’S ROAST B E E F ilUi Care Center, 745 rounded program. 646-4864. Manchester, East Glaston- between 7 and 3. SCREEN PR^^ RESTAURANT is hiring full Main Street, East Hartford,hour: for LPN's $7.25 per hour. M i r $500.00 or best offer. 568-7317. up to... M NOWf ACCCPTINQ A C C I • •••••••••••••••••#••••-••• bury area. Important to child. ------in PoaltioDS on 7-S; M l; and 11-7, time and part time for mor Conn. LIM ITR D)K U g |gu iS T R A T IO N Reward. Call 633-4258. NURSES AIDES - Weekends ning and afternoon shifts. shifts. RN Supervisor positions □ REAL ESTATE SCREENED LOAM - Gravel, ------only. 6 months of Nursing Limited positions. Apply in available 3-11 and 11-7 shifts 7 Processed Gravel, Sand, $50.00 per week LOST • Vicinity of Timber Home eiperience rcquirel person between 2 and 4, Ar- HOUSEKEEPERS. Full time WHY LIMITED? Stone, and Fill. For deliveries Trail-Spring Street. Beige Call or apply: East Hartford «nnl^n*P« by’s Roast Beef Restaurant, including some week-end APPLY BECAUSE **8UPBRIOR" Homot For Solo 23 call George Griffing, 742-7888. color kitten with orange Convalescent Home, 745 Main 257 Broad Street, Manchester. work. Mature and responsible EVDSaEIEilLTlICMICOnill stripes on tail. Wearing a blue Street, East Hartford; 528- ^ pN ^ individual. Apply Riverside 745 MAIN STREET ISSUPERIORI RANCH - Nine rooms. Formal FOR SALE - Couch, end collar with bell. Answers to 2167. nl®*!® ^ EXCELLENT RATES dining room. Rec room with tables, chair, T.V. antenna, "Mobey” . 6494262. ------GUstonbury.______AUTO BODY COMBINATION Health Care Cm ter. 528-2167. EAST HARTFORD, CT. PERSON. Experienced. Must 62S-2167 NEVER A FEE wet bar. Separate master rotor. $95. 72 West Street. SPEND YOUR EARLY EVENINGS have own tools. $7,00 per hour. NSW MEDICAL ■ENSSITS bedroom suite with dathedral Saturday, 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 LOST. Male Golden NEEDED - Control Desk, For appointments, call Bill NURSES AIDES.Positions INNOVATIVE CALLBOARD ceiling. Large flag-stone a.m. WORKING FOR THE HERALD.... Retriever. Tags. Center. Coffee Shop, & Telephone' T “ i®,.!!!?" Kates at 688-7596. available on 7-3, 3-11, 11-7 EYtTEM ~ AND patio. Pool. Wood-burning Springs Park. R e w ^ . 649- Solicitors. Xpply: Brunswick shifts. Good starting wages AVON- To buy or sell, call 523- DARK LOAM DELIVERED - 9401. A RERUTATION FOR stove. $89,500. Group 1, Sfl2. ^ Holiday Lanw, 39 Spencer ^ APPUCATIONS ARE NOW and benefits. Excellent oppor COURTEOUS PERSONALIZED Phllbrick Agency. 046-42()0. 5 yards, $50 plus tax. Also tunity to learn nurses aides ...... Street, Manchester, 646-2126. P "*-______£EING ACCEPTED for a SERVICE BECAUSE sand, gravel and stone. 643- CALL JEAN skills. We will provide you PART TIME CUSTODIAN for PLYMOUTH LANE. Colonial. 9504. ^ M aW ^imXW prn' g e n e r a l HOUSEWORK Delivery Techniclan/Collec- tion Agent. Apply in person: with complete orientation in office complex. Hours: 5:00 WE CARE Six generous size rooms. 24 LO O K IN G F O R ® P-*"’ for adult professional couple. r position, as well as on the p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Three HBiMiwart m u m STEREO COMPONENT Turnpike TV, 273 West Middle , it BE > MIBMt cw fw m w MIS foot livingroom. Firralace. 647-9946 or RESPONSIBLE PERSON(S) ELECTRICAL gjS Turnpike. E.O.E. M/F. training. Apply: Riverside nights weekly. Call Mr. 4 IM W RWMBnaT: Dining room. "Three SYSTEM: Receiver, cassette, to commute two younnirls to JOURNE'YMEN wanted. 7204 after 5.00 p.m..______Eilth Care Center. 528-2167. l^itney, 568-2020 for appoint b^rooms. 145 baths. Garage. (player/record), speaker L ment. Equal Opportunity ■EMHllTMmui the St. Mary-St. Joseph School H o lid a y s , v a c a tio n , oc,/.DirT»i>v NURSES AIDES. In conjunc MBitw.Mw.lin $69,900. Group 1, Philbrick pair, turntable, stack rack. area in Willimantfc, from hospitalization and rate. Only MECHANIC - Experienced in Employer. $390 or best offer. Four piece 647-9847 tion with bur fall campaign, “ 52T-M33 Sf 527-W72 Agency, 646-4200. Route 66 in Hebron. Hours: serious appUcanU need apply. R E C E T O O N lS T ^ l^ Superior Care” is accepting all phases of truck and auto bedroom set, modem style, repairs, gas and diesel. BOOKEEPER’s ASSISTANT. Semi flexible. Call 228-3810. CaU 646-£So._____ K w M o registration for eimerienced GROWING COMPANY in MANCHESTER, Colonial. solid oak, best offer. Call 643- The right number Minimum Syears experience. RHAM High School. Hebron. Eight rooms. 245 baths. First 4350 after 5:00 p.m. Monday personnel from the 20th to the Must have ovm tools. Start at Connecticut. (Contact Claudia Vernon Circle area seeks full UNATTACHED? Meet new PART TIME. E arn extra ^ J.n in o 29th. Excellent rates, never a floor panelled family room through Friday. Ask for Lee. $7.00 per hour. All Fringe Meder. 228-9474 or 649-9587. tim e (35 hours) shipping Republican presidential candidate Ronald University campus during a campaign stop in compatible comp^ons in money while the kids are In ^1,5* Manchester Evening fee, new medical benefits, with fireplace. Large modern Manchester area. Lowest school. Telephone solicitation. ______Eknefits. For appointment clerk. Job with growth poten Reagan displays a football jersey given to Baton Rouge, La., Tuesday. (UPI photo) personalized service to suit tial, excellent benefits, pen kitchen. Sliders to OMk. Walk LIKE NEW Baby's Dressing cost, elaborate, confidential A few positions left. A good oinurm nDE . n EVENING HERALD. Thurs., Sept. 25, 1980 - 23 Thurs., Sept. 25, 1980 22 - EVENINGi'l^E^ D, Prank A Enrast Peanuts — Chariot M. Schulz J Apartmwift For Roni S3 G 3 [ic x a £ ? ... Continued by popular dem and... A C R O S 8 Answer to Previous Puule IfiGhfr Now, S'M 2 WithVr I 52^ WADSWORTH STREET. 1 Fithtr 3 Coin of u F T L A u 0 H Four room apartment. Second 6 300, Roman Mexico n "e ■ R 1 S 1 L E 0 f lb b y M E e E T E A D i)u ^ THANKFol- floor. Noutilltlea. Adults only. 8 Borrow money 4 Houston r [p J t 1 A L L E E L 1 Near shopping and busline. on ballplayer DRIVE-IN SALE! By ADigaii van Buren d E fl Y 0 R TN AT OtjoLY «NE $265 per m onth. Security 12 Amoricin folk 5 Stick tOQfthar c T H N 1 C L A • t 0 t deposit. Call after 4:00 p.m. tinoor 6 African land M o T A C E R A L 643-2804. 13 Cry of o F T H E M c A m 8 b 7 Taka (il.) M M e 1 N 0 0 T 1 N A •urprfM 8 Worthy of A ■ D U C T 8 L 1 H K V BOLTON. WORKING WITH 14 Bninttorm ■orrow N E 0 N E S T B t - E C T E P . one, two, and three bedroom DEAR ABBY: My husband's sister died a few years back 15 Annoying on# 9 Cooling drinks 1 J • o ’ E 0 L T 7 houses and apartments from after a lengthy illness. Her husband (I'll call him Ed) 16 Fortune 10 D epart e N D E A V 0 R V 1 0 E $175. 236-5646. Locators, fee. promiaed her on her deathbed that he would never marry 17 HaH'Korei 11 SpKt agency e N Q A 0 1 N 0 V E L O 18 Olidaintd (atbr.) E T E E A R E ...... ; ...... again. n * 52 VERNON, FREE HEAT. Our close-knit group always paired Ed o ff with a widow in 20 View 10 California city Roomi for Rtnf Rooms for Rant Rparfmanfi for Rant 53 ^parfmanfs For Rant 53 21 Boat gear 29 During 45 For instance Four rooms, all' modern 20 Zing our group, and we still feel that she was aufllcient company 22 Spy group (2 wds.) 46 Ixia ROOMS - Furnished and un kitchen,«plus lots more. 236- MINIMUM! 22 With (Lat) CENTRAL LOCATION. Free MANCHESTER. Main Street. TWO FAMILY, two bedroom *800 for him. Lately we've heard that Ed has been teeing another (abbr.) 30 State (Fr.) 47 Flip rrs /MORE FUN JUST furnished. All utilities. $115 to 4656. Locators, fee. 23 Quota as an 32 A sending out parking. Kitchen privileges. 2-3 room apartment. Heated, with appliances and garage, widow. In fact, she hadn't been a widow very long when 23 Graek lattar 48 First-rate Security and references 135 monthly. References and hot water, appliances. No No pets. Rent $395 plus DRIVE IT ONTO OUR LOT AND WE WILL GIVE 1D STAMP HERE AMP authority 36 Quilting party their friendship began. We are all very upset because we 26 EclipM 24 Cruel joke (comp, wd.) required. 14 Arch Street. security. Mature adults only. pets. Parking. Security. 523- utilities. 649-0717. < EXTRA LARGE THREE WATCH PEOPLE PICK 37 Stiffens YOU *800 OR MORE FOR YOUR USED CAR. heard that she it the type who won't let go until the marries OUT /AELONS.' faature (pi.) 28 Cross 40 Not a one Call Mrs. Jackston, 646-5461. 7047. bedrooms. No lease with base 31 Graek colony 39 Mao____ him. That wouldn't tw fair to the memory of hie dear, inscription 4^ 50 Hoofbeat •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ment hookups. Yard for kids. 33 Printer'i REGARDLESS OF YEAR OR CONDITION, IN departed wife, nor to hia relatives and close friends. What 27 German tung LARGE L SHAPED ROOM. Apartmanlt For Root S3 Just 1^5. ^5646. Locators, meatura sound should we say to Ed about this? negative 40 Spider's Combination bedroom and MANCHESTER - Unusual 34 In cate that 51 This (Sp.) * fee. MIDWEST HEADACHE 26 City in creation living room. Separate en 118 MAIN STREET - "The Deluxe, One Bedroom TRADE TOWARDS ANY NEW OR 36 Paving 53 New England Townhouse available at Fine Nevada 44 Thickness trance. Parking. $45. weekly. Gables." 3 Room Apartment. NEW THRteE BEDROOM MANCHESTER. KIDS OK. tubitance (pi.) cape Ridge Village. Features in- DEMONSTRATOR DEAR HEADACHE: Don't tay anything. Moat 36 Biimuth Call after 5:00 p.m. 643-8066. Heat and hot water. $320 DUPLEX for rent in Sparkling four roomer with clucTe: Heat, air conditioning, deathbed promises are made under severe emotional lymbol t 2 3 4 8 9 7 • 9 10 n monthly. Security and Tenant Manchester. Deluxe parking plus yard. 200s. 236- Insurance required. Call 646- appliances, carpeting, in 5646. Uicators, fee. ■tress, and should be taken with a grain o f aspirin. 37 Italian port 12 13 14 throughout! Carpeting, 1980 MERCURY MONARCH 38 Lift CLEAN QUIET BEDROOM 2426. 9 to 5 weekdays. dividual entrances and patio. The memory of Ed’s dear, departed wife will in no appliances, air conditioning 41 Fraquantly near busline. Private en Full basement with washer NEWLY DECORATED two way be desecrated should Ed find happiness in IS 19 17 are all included. Available (poet) trance and parking. Working FEMALE ROOMMATE and dryer hook ups. Easy bedroom with carpets. Kids another marriage. And those who truly love him will accessibility to everything. around October 15th. $475 ZEPHYR, OR COUGAR XR-7 42 Exploit 11 19 20 middle age to semi-retired WANTED - Non-smoking, 20- monthly plus Security and pets OK. $ 2 ^ 236-5646. rejoice. 25. Manchester Townhouse. $385 per month. Adults only. 43 Moth-oatan gentleman preferred. No Deposit. Call Now! Call after Locators, fee. Brins the Kidil ClownsI Balloonil 45 ^□UU DEALER COST PLEASE READ ADVERTISING INVITATION TO BID N w r P I P I Q j & v ME really wesn’FDi? YOUR AD DEADLINE Sealed bids will be received in the Office of the Director of SETA B/TE. IT HOOK, UNJE, 3 DAYS ONLY! FBI.—SAT.-MON. 12:00 noon tho day General Services, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut, SiMKER. Claealflad ads ara until 11:00 a.m. on the date shown below lor the following: Short Riba — Frank Hill haters puhllcatlon. V m CK TO CRKDITORS < 1980 DODGE SNOW FIGHTER takan ovar tha phona October 3. 1980 — KEBID — Packer Truck Rcnlal for CAPTAIN <7—