12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. June 3,1991 NATION/WORLD J No more gripes Volcano erupts; 18 of favoritism missing

ByERICTALMADGE Manchester’s Award-Winning Newspaper Newsstand: 350 - Home: 300 Tuesday, June 4,1991 u in Kennedy case The Associated Press______f; TOKYO — A volcano sent hot By DAN SEWELL CTiticized fm- not releasing police gas, rocks and lava hurtling into a PZC approves buy The Associated Press reports and for prosecuting two bel­ village in southwestern Japan today, GAO: for carCy look North lhops for supplying Kennedy with setting fire to homes and forcing the Inside Today.., PALM BEACH, Fla. — In the ini­ some of the drugs that killed him. evacuation of 5,000 praple. I^lice United States, the report said. tial weeks after a woman said she Circuit Judge John Bom ad­ said 18 people — nine of them WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans should look of land for police The savings might even be large enough to was raped at the Kennedy estate, in­ monished Bludworth during a 1984 reporters — were missing. to their Northern neightors for some successful tips ■ Felled trees anger preser­ on how to provide health care for everyone without eliminate the deductibles and co-payments that The town negotiated an agree­ N vestigators were accused of going hearing, “'Vbu’re governed by what Several news reports said a 25- Americans with medical insurance now pay, making vationists...... Page 3. easy on the famous family. Not any the Kemiedys want you to do.” year-old policeman died when lava raising costs, a congressional report says. By BRIAN M. TROTTA ment to purchase the property at 265 health care free for everyone, said the GAO, a con­ more. BludWorA, however, is now ac­ engulfed his patrol car. Police said Canada’s government-run health care system Manchester Herald East Middle Tunpike from the es­ gressional investigative agency. ■ Towns to pay less for Attorneys for William Kennedy they could not confmn the rqiorts. “clearly demonstrates” this can be done, said a tate of Florence M. L. Harwarth for cused by Smith’s attorneys of violat­ It said the Canadian system has been “clearly bet­ Smith are trying to get the rape Authorities said at least 20 people General Accounting Office study being released MANCHESTER — The Planning $245,000. The 1.09-acre site in­ waste disposal...— Page 3. ing Florida Bar rules and jeopardiz­ ter” than the U.S. system in controlling health-care charge thrown out on the grounds ing Smith’s right to a fiur trial. were injured by today’s outburst by today. and Zoning Commission has ap­ cludes an existing house and lot at “The short-term administrative cost savings alone spending. Medical costs have been growing at an an- prosecutors have unfairly smeared Mark Schnai^, Smith’s Miami at­ Mount Unzen, a volcano in proved the town’s plan to purchase a the comer of Princeton Street and ■ Buckley Principal reflects are more than adequate to cover any reasonable es­ their client by releasing one-sided torney, says the state’s refusal to Nagasaki prefecture that killed piece of property on E ^ t Middle two building lots fronting Princeton on career______Page 3. timate of extending health care to everyone” in the Please see GAO, page 6. l\impike for future expansion of the investigative reports. admit Smith’s out-of-state counsel Tha Aaaocialad Praea 15,000 people in an eruption 200 The defense motion demonstrates police station. Please see LAND, page 6. to Florida practice was “beyond ARREST THEM, ARREST THEM — Shanna Harrington, an abortion rights activist, yells to years ago. the growing complexity of the belief.” ‘There is no guarantee that police to arrest the anti-abortion protesters blocking the entrance to a Brookline, Mass., heal­ News criminal case in the nine weeks “I am real amazed the state would another flow of this scale will not since the 29-year-old Jiq>iter, Fla., seek to interfere with Mr. Smith’s th clinic Saturday. More than 200 people were arrested at the Operation Rescue organized occur ugain," Daisuke Shimozuru, k Directors woman accused Smith of rtqie. choice of counsel,” Schmq^ said. event and face a mandatory court injunction with penalties up to 2 1/2 years in jail. of the Coordinating Committee for In Brief

Smith, the 30-year-old nephew of ' ' ' ■ ' ' ' ' f - ■■■■ I I I ■■■ ...... I, _ the Prediction of Volcanic Erup­ Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., Moira Lasch, the lead prosecutor tions, said tonight of today’s erup­ Water shutdown has pleaded innocent to second- fw the case, said she wanted more tion. “But it is nearly impossible to J to shuffle MANCHESTER — Water degree sexual battery, Florida’s e- information about the background of say when or where.” quivalent of rape, and misdemeanor Washington attorneys Herbert Israeli warplanes attack mains in the Main Street area battery. The trial is scheduled for “Jack” Jailer — former head of the Police, firefighters and journalists will be closed again tonight and town officials are advising Aug. 5. Justice Department’s criminal have been on the mountainside j; budget people to stock up before their Immediately after the March 30 division — and his partner, Randall monitoring the volcano and reput­ incident. Palm Beach police were T\irk. PLO position in Lebanon ing on its activity since the current faucets run dry. The shutdown will begin accused of bungling the investiga­ enqition began May 24. There have By BRIAN M. TROTTA Circuit Judge Mary Lupo granted tonight at 10 pjn. and will last tion. It took nearly two weeks for been almost daily lava flows since Manchester Herald a defense request during last week’s By AHMED MANTASH miles south of Beirut. until 7 am . tomorrow. The shut­ police to gather evidence at the then. arraignment to admit the attomies. The Associated Press In Jerusalem, the Israeli military command confirmed down is required to replace scene of the alleged crime. MANCHESTER — The Social its planes attacked a Fatah position near Sidon, the Homes caught fire today as lava several valves on the existing State Attorney David Bludworth Bludworth has generally refused Services Division is asking the SIDON, Lebanon — Four Israeli jets attacked a Kiles- provincial capital of southern Lebanon. It said the target and gas reached a residential area at water main. to discuss the case, but he scoffed at Board of Directors for an additional took some heat for allowing Smith tinian guerrilla base near this southern port city today, was “used as a base to coordinate and launch attacks the foot of the 4,485-foot volcano The shutdown will affect and other key figures to leave Palm the defense request filed May 22 for killing four people and wounding three, police said. against Israel.” for the first time in the latest series qipropriation of $120,000 to help a modified gag wder against the Main Street from Bissell to Beach without being questioned. A police spokesman said four rockets Fred by the jets All planes reported accurate hits and returned safely of eruptions, said Fumiyasu them meet their welfare payments prosecution. Wells; Park Street from Chesmut Police Chief Joseph Terlizzese has destroyed the military ihtelligence center of Fatah, the to base, the army communique said. Tokunaga of the Shimabara Hre through the end of the fiscal year. In a memo to General Manager to Main; St. James Street, Pur­ since said charges of obstruction of In the meantime, the legal largest among the nine guerrilla factions that make up It was Israel’s 10th air raid on Lebanon this year. By Department. nell Place, Cottage Street. Vine justice may be filed against several Richard Sartor. Social Services manuevering continues. Yasser Arafat’s Palestine Liberation Organization. police count, 19 people were killed and 85 wounded in Television footage showed at least Street and Garden Drive. people at the estate Easter weekend. The spokesman, who coftld not be identified under the nine previous air strikes siiKe Jan. 6. Director Ellen Jones and Human Lasch filed a motion asking the one home burned to the ground in Services Director Hanna Marcus Also affected will be Birch The charge of coddling the Ken- regulations, said the dead included a Palestinian woman Street, Oak Sheet, Maple Street, court to order Smith to submit to an Maj. Kamal Midhat, chief of Fatah’s military intel­ Kamikoba town, a settlement of 50' state that the demand for welfare as­ nedys was not new for Bludworth, working as a cook at the command post. The other six School Street, Eldridge Street AIDS test. Sm ith’s attorneys ligence, confirmed the death of the cook and said three houses. Gray ash had covered the sistance has risen dramatically in the who has been the Palm Beach Coun­ casualties were all Fatah guerrillas, he said. and Wells Street between Spmee countered with a motion saying the guerrillas were wounded. He declined to comment of of Timbrell has probably walked into center managed by the town of Win­ John Saslela (Lawler) Ledbetter of Southbury, CT.; two sons, John A. School in 1953. But after only three Waukegan, 111. Gold’s class more times than he can to teach, but he also had to fulfill all dham. Lawler Jr. and William R. Lawler, both of Manchester; months, he was drafted into service the duties as a school administratw. Scandia Lodge meeting Deaths elsewhere REISER, John Wyatt, son of John F. and Ruth Stone remember. But, Monday’s visit was “We are confident we will have seven grandchildren; a brother-in-law and a nephew. She during the Korean War. To make his job more difficult, Scandia Lodge #23 Vasa Order of America will have a Reiser of Manchester was bom May 16, 1991 at special. permit renewal,” Lein said. “WERF Josephine (Twaronite) Marks was predeceased by three brothers and two sisters. In those days, teachers performed Timbrell only had a part-time meeting Thursday at 7:30 pjn. at Emanuel Lutheran Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal “Mr. Timbrell,” the students is state of the art.” Funeral services will be held Thursday, June 6, at 10:00 many of the duties that social secretary. Church. There will be a Sing-A-Long following the Albany, Ohio grandparents ate Jean and John Stone of Columbus, chorus upon sight of their principal. Plant supervisor Don White also ajn., at the Watkins Funeral Home, 142 East Center St., workers do today, he said. The “It was a to u ^ job trying to teach meeting led by Richard Berggren. Refreshments will be Formerly of Manchester Cttiio. His paternal grandparents are William and Rrances Having not seen him since his addressed the boards’ concerns, stat­ Manchester. Burial will be in the Grove Street Cemetery, school district hired its first social a class and talk to people on the ing that new emission monitoring e- served. Reiso' of Manchester. He has a brother Danny, 11 and a double bypass surgery last April, the Putnam, CT. Friends may call Wednesday from 7:00 to students, stop whatever they are worker in the late 1950s. Today, phone at the same time,” he said. quipment is ready for use and the 9:(X) pjn at the funeral home. Memorial donations may sister Rebecca, 2. every school in town has access to a He became the school’s regular plant meets all state requirements. COLLINS, E rk Michael, son of Michael D. and doing and rush over to greet him. It Roast beef supper College Notes be made to the Visiting Nurse and Home Care of is several minutes before the crowd socid worker. principal in 1964 before moving Bolton First Selectman Robert The First Congregational Church of Coventry will Manchester, 545 North Main S t, Manchester, The Donna Newton Collins of 50 Courtland S t, Manchester, is calmed, and Timbrell receives Class sizes were also larger than over to Buckley in 1978. Morra said the town wantsg greater have a Roast Beef Dinner on Saturday from 4:30 to 6:30 Norwich U. graduate American Cancer Society, 253 East Center St., was bom May 11, 1991 at Manchester MemrHial Hospi­ about a dozen hugs and hand slaps they are today, he sard. \ ^ l e in Timbrell said that so far the only input in the operatitm of WERF and pjn. in the fellowship hall on Main St. The public is wel­ Manchester, or to a charity of the donor’s choice. tal. His maternal grandparents are Richard Newton of before it is over. recent years the school board has plans for his retirement is “to enjoy more timely notification of its meet­ ; ( come. Donations of $5 for all adults and $2 for children William H. Anderson, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Enfield and Jearmette Newton of Chicopee, Mass. His Despite being on his way to fought to keep classroom sizes the flee time.” ings. ages 6-12 are asked. Children under age 6 are free. C. Anderson of 340 Burnham St., Manchester, graduated paternal grandparents are David and M a^ Jane Collins recovery from the surgery which left under 25 students, a class with 37 Lieii reassured the board that from Norwich University, Northfield, Vt. on May 18. He Marjorie Louise Dickinson of Holyoke, Mass. He has a sister Allison Brigid, 21 him in the hospital Iot several students was not uncortmum back On June 12, the Buckley School plans are being made to create a received a bachelor of science degree in mechanical en­ months. weeks, Timbrell, 60, is retiring this then, Timbrell said. PTA is holding a reception at the regional authority to manage the Illing awards assembly Marjorie Louise Dickinsoit 89, of Manchester, died gineering. He is a 1985 graduate of Manchester High month after a 38-year stint with “\b u didn’t think too much about school in honor of Timbrell, Korwin center and that the communication Monday (June 3, 1991) at Manchester Memorial Hospi­ niing Junior High School will hold its annual Awards School. Manchester schools. it, except that we had a hard time and Gold. The reception, which is to problems will be solved. tal. She was the wife of Merrill A. Dickinson. Bora in Assembly on W ^esd ay at 7:30 pjn. in the school Currently, he is back at the school finding places to hang all the coats be from 6;30 to 8 pjn., is opened to “You have a right to greater Colby graduate Manchester, she had been a lifelong resident. She was auditorium. Public Meetings part time, working his way back to and hats,” he said. the entire Buckley community. knowledge,” he said. Theresa L. Sombric, daughter of David and Joanne formerly employed at Pioneer Parachute, Manchester, ftill time. But, if Gold’s students had Students today need smaller clas­ Library party Sombric of Manchester, received a bachelor of science and was a member of the Calvary Qiurch, South anything to do with it, he would ses because they are more likely to Windsor. Besides her husband, she is survived by two The annual Booth and Dimock Library Party will be degree in sports science on May 11 from Colby-Sawyer Manchester visit their class 180 days a year. have problems that need individual­ sons, Harold M. Dickinson and Milton J. Dickinson, both held this year on Saturday from 6 to 8 pjn., at the lilvary College, New London, N.H. Hiesday “He is a very fine man,” said ized attention. Such problems ICE CREAM of Manchester; three sisters, Florence Moriconi, Alice on Main S t ,Tickets are $10 per person. Proceeds will Special Board of Ed., 45 North School St., 7 pjn. Gold, who will retire along with her Timbrell attributes to societal chan- Summa cum laude graduate Pitkin and E < ^ Scheibenpflug, all of Manchester; a benefit the lilnary. For tickets or fiulher information, call Democratic Subemte., Mcpl. Bldg, coffee room, 7 boss in June after 24 years of teach­ tges. CONES & brother, Sherman Buck of New Hampshire; eight 742-7606 or 742-6062. Karl D. Noone, son of Minna Noone of Burnham St., pjn. ing in the school system. “You could more likely sit 35 kids Manchester and Lawrence Noone of Biddeford, Maine, grandchildren; and eight great grandchildren. Funeral Board of Dir., Lincoln Ctr. hearing room, 7:30 pjn. Scan B. Brada/Manchoolir HaraM Timbrell’s understanding of down back then and do something SUNDAES Giant used book sale was awarded a bachelor of science degree, summa cum service will be Thursday, 11 ajn., at the John F. Tierney Wednesday children’s needs is unmatched by with them,” he said. In most cases, Funeral Home, 219 West Center St., Manchester, with Brendan McCaffery, a ninth-grader at Bennet Junior High Literacy Volunteers — Connecticut River East is hold­ laude, from Boston College, Chestnut Hill, Mass, on Board of Dir. housing subemte., most people, she said. that could not be done today, he ^ "MADE WITH the Rev. Ken Gustafson officiating. Burial will be in Sdiool, won the award for the outstanding soloist at last ing a giant used book sale. The proceeds will be used to May 20. Lincoln Ctr. hearing room, 7 pjn. Teacher Josephine Korwin, who said. OUR OWN help fund their volunteer tutoring activities. The sale will He is a 1987 graduate of Manchester High School. West Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Hockanum River Linear Park Cmte., weekend’s Music In the Parks competition in New Jersey for is also retiring in June, said The curriculum has changed CREAM be held Saturday from 9 am . to 3 pm . at the Masonic While at Boston College he was awarded membership in Wednesday, 7-9 pjn. Lincoln Ctr. gold room, 7:30 p.m. his performance on the alto saxophone and the clarinet Timbrell’s reliability is one of his dramatically in the years since he FROM THE FARM" Temple, 25 East Center St., Manchester. There will be Beta Gamma Sigma and Gold Key national Honor Bolton best traits. was a teacher, the principal said. thousands of u s ^ hardcover and paperback books. Most Societies. He will begin employment in September with Tliesday COME VISIT OUR FARM hardcover books will be priced at $1, most paperbacks at Ernst & Young, an accounting fum in Boston, Mass. John Sasiela School Budget Proj., High School, 7:30 p.m. IN BOLTON! 50 cents. . Thursday W. N.E. College graduate John Sasiela, 81, of 178 Birch St., Manchester died Sun­ Students' playing Conservation, Community Hall, 7:30 pjn. COOL OFF IN THE COUNTRY day (June 2, 1991), at his home. He was the husband of Mary Patricia Bolbrock, daughter of Richard and Coventry AUTO INSURANCE AND PET TH E CALVES! Mary Bolbrock of Manchester, graduated cum laude, Margaret C. (Ryan) Sasiela. Bora in Hartford, he lived T\iesday May 18 from Western New England College, most of his life in Manchester. He was a former co­ Do you have points or accidents on your motor MONDAY thru SATURDAY Lotteiy Hist Dist. Study Cmte., Town Off. Bldg., 7:30 pjn. garners top awards 11 A.M. TO 8 PM owner of the Oak Street Grill, which was later sold, and Springfield, Mass. She received a bachelor of science de­ Wednesday vehicle record? Call... gree in business administration. he retired from the British American Club. He was an Paries and Rcc., Patriot’s Park, 7:30 pjn. honorary member of the British American Club, and a ing the alto saxophone two years DIRECTIONS: From Manch­ Here are the latest lottery results from around New , Her major was in maiketing. She was a dean’s list stu­ School Bldg. Cmte., High School, 7:30 p.m. By SCOTT B. BREDE HORSE DRAWN England: dent and was a member of the Outing Club and vice life member of the Manchester Lodge of Elks. He was a ago, was modest a ^ u t his award. ester take 1-384 East to Exit 5, Thursday Manchester Herald Although he has been playing the KIERSTEAD INSURANCE HAYRIDES Connecticut president of Windham Hall in the Residence Hall As­ communicant of S t James Church. He was also an active Veteran’s Apprec. Cmte., Town Off. Bldg., 7:30 pjn. Right on Route 85, 3rd Left duck pin bowler and was once the town champion. Be­ clarinet for five years, McCaffery SATURDAYS Daily: 3-2-3. Play Four: 9-0-0-1. sociation. Hebron MANCHESTER — Bennet Coventry 742-8064 or 742-9693 sides his wife, he is survived by a brother, Pete Sasiela of said he will concentrate in the com­ 1-4 PM Dimock Lane. Massachusetts Tliesday Junior H i^ School’s jazz band just Daily: 4-8-0-1. Mass Cash: 1-2-12-17-27. Graduates from U of RI East Hartford; a sister, Mary Niell of Richmond, VA.; ing years on the saxc^one. He said For quotation with no obligation WPCA, Town Hall. 7:30 pjn. keeps getting better a ^ better, says his next goal will be to gain a spot Northern New England Jody Cook of 108A McKee St., Manchester, is a and several nieces and nqthews. Funeral services will be W edne^y held on Wednesday at 9:15 ajn., from the John F. Tier­ its director Tony Susi. on the high school’s jazz band. Pick Three: 9-3-9. Pick Four. 0-9-7-0. recent graduate of the University of Rhode Island, Historical District Town Hall, 7:30 pjn. This weekend’s performance at ney Funeral Home, 219 West Center S t, Manchester, fol­ “It’s a lot of competitiem” at the We may be able to save you money. 1 5 “ Rhode Island Kingston, R. I. She received a bachelor of science degree Amston Lake/Hebron Tax Dist., the Music in the Farics competition lowed by a mass at 10 ajn. at S t James Church. Burial high school, said the ninth-grader. Daily: 6-2-2-5. in human development and family studies. Amston Lake Clubhouse, 7:30 pjn. at Lakewood High School in We also have Health, Life, Home owners will be at S t James Cemetery. Calling hours are this “There’s a lot of real, real good Thursday Lakewood, NJ., was no exception. players especially on the alto 1 evening, 6-8 p jn. Memwial contributions can be made to and Farm owners Insurance. Visiting Nurse Assoc., Senior Ctr., 1:30-2:30 pjn. saxophone.” the VNA of Manchester or the American Cancer Society, Economic Development Town Hall, 7:30 pjn. The Bennet Advanced Jazz Band Local briefs collected 95 out of a possible 100 A few small points in the competition as it CPR classes offered earned a stqrerior rating and finished MHS Class of 1931 Reunion Weather first of the five participating jazz en­ reasons to MANCHESTER — The 60th reunion of the MANCHESTER — CPR classes are conducted by the sembles. The score was the highest FREE Manchester High School Class of 1931 was held at the Manchester CPR Project weekly, usually in the evening, ever for the band. BLOOD PRESSURE Manchester Country Club recently with 62 members at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Clearing late "This is the best we ever done,” {H'esent Here is the schedule for June: Susi said. “We’ve been playing fes­ SCREENING isitnow. A welcome salute to all members present, as well as Adult Heartsaver — a one day course which covers tivals since I’ve been here, and we Nearly 20 million Americans are unaware Tonight, chance of drizzle early the invocation, was given by Ernie Imin. Qiarles Pirie signs and symptoms of heart attacks, heart attack risk just keep getting better.” they have high blood pressure since the dis­ factors, obstructed airway managment, in the adult and otherwise partial clearing late. Cool. The combined Beimet and Illing gave a list of persons unable to attend, passed away or ease has no symptoms. Millions more do not basic adult CPR techniques. This class will be offered on Low 45 to 50. North wL^ 10 to 15 Junior H i^ School String Orchestra who did not correspond. use the mdication and diet that are necess^ Edward Werner gave an enlightening survey of what June 4 and 17. mph. Wednesday, partly sunny and Blso collected two awards. The happened during 1931; the Philadelphia Athletics, Adult and Pediatrk Heartsaver — a two day course cool with a high around 70. string orchestra received a 93.5 to control this disease. These p ^ le risk coached by Connie Kfrtck, were the number one team; which covers the same material as the Adult Heartsaver Low pressure developing off the rating and a second-place fimsh out heart attacks, strokes and kidney disorders. P re ^ yourself...start with a simple check. Babe Ruth hit 46 bomenms; Pj I Sullivan premiered; plus Child and Infant CPR and Obsuncted Airway mid Atlantic coast will move slowly of the nine crmipeting string en­ Country Store Night at the lo.'al state theatre; Bananas 10 Management. This will be offered on June 10 and 11 and east tonight while high pressure sembles. again on June 24 and 25. from central Canada to the Great Wednesday, June 6 ,1991 cents a dozen; manges 43 cents a dozen; a new Cadillac \» cost $2,695; gasoline cost $1 for 8 gallons. Pediatric Heartsaver a two day course which Lakes moves southeast into New The Manchester High School IIAM toSPM England Wednesday and Thursday. String Ensemble also received a w- Hewitt Wilson and wife came the farthest — Texas, covers Infant and Child Safety, Child CPR and Gettothe heart of the problem. in cooperation with This spring, you'll see some new additions to our obstructed Airway Management arid Infant CPR and perior rating and a first-place finish with Clement Fantom and wife, with the most ------Manchester Memorial Hospital sSSi farms. Lambs. At Old Sturbridge Village. (508)347-3362. grandchildren. Steward Hyde was the only class officer obstructed airway. This will be offered on July 22 and Weather sununary for Monday, in its category during Friday’s com­ present. 23. June 3,1991: petition. % ^ stre e t Open daily. Bring the family. Bahhh. American Heart Association Certification is awarded Temperature: high of 83, low of The Beethoven Chorus, imder the leadership of Jim Beimet’s Brendan McCaffery I (com er of Haynes street) McCay and pianist, sang many of Uie old favorites. John on completing any of these courts. Classes can also be 54, mean of 69. The normal is 65. OLD STURBRIDGE VILLAGE , arranged at your location during work hours if desired. Precipitation: 0.02 inches for the took the outstanding soloist award ^BSr ... JraafSl. I Manchester Johnson introduced the songs with humorous quips. for his performance on the clarinet It was agreed by those in attendance to have the Call Debbie Van Cleve at 647-4738 for more informa­ day, 0.02 inches for the month, 649-1025 V ______and the alto saxophone. FREE DELIVERY reunion every year, in8tet>d of every five years. tion. (Advanced registration and payment are required 17.49 inches for the year. Normal Mass Pike, Exit 9/1- 84, Exit 2 for the courses.) for year to date: 18.59. McCaffery, who want.” DEAR DR. GOTT: Please provide information on the morning to commemorate the memories of our troops ding gift. I made it myself, and everyone who saw it said Pageant co-host Gary Collins announced earlier Walesa can be sized up by a single , it was a work of art. skin idlergy urticaria. who have given of themselves of our troops who have this year he was quitting to devote more time to his screw. He explained it to us during a I did not deliver it myself. Another relative carried it DEAR READER: Urticaria simply means “hives,” N given themselves to secure a way of life to which we own television program, “The Home Show.” Horn recent interview: the itchy, irregular, patchy rash that usually denotes an have all become accustomed. to my nephew’s home. I got a thank-you for the gift, but has refused to say if co-host Phyllis George would “I have already closed some state . allergic reaction. Ifives can a|^>ear and distqipear quick­ it was not said that the gift was a handmade quilt. ' also be replaced. It was obvious to anyone in attendance at Bolton’s enterprises. And now I can’t make this ly, without warning. They are due to the release of his­ To make a long story short, a few months ago I was at ■ Richard Pryor is recuperating at home in Los Memorial Day events that the patriotism and enthusiasm appliance because one plant that was , tamine into the skin. exhibited goes well beyond the ground swell of support this nephew’s home and I saw the quilt han£ing on a Angeles after undergoing triple heart bypass surgery making a screw which is needed doesn’t , Urticaria can be caused by reactions to foods, cos­ which emerged with the recent Gulf war. Huriotism is a quilt stand in their bedroom. I asked who made the stand last week, the actor-com ^an’s spokesman said. T ha A M oeiaiad Pr*M exist any more. And I can’t revive that.. metics, drugs, animal hair — in facL anything tlm can day-to-day event in Bolton; occasions such as the tributes and my nephew’s wife said, “My brother made the stand, Pryor, who had complained of chest pains, was PAGEANT HOSTS — The new hosts of plant because everything it did, it did^ provoke an allergic reaction can cause hives. Stress and recently held for the benefit of our troops in the Gulf, as and my grandmother made the quilt.” operated on Wednesday at the University of Califor­ poorly — apart from that little screw, the Miss America Pageant reportedly will anxiety also may lead to urticaria. well as the Memorial Day celebration, give Bolton’s resi­ I a s k ^ “Where is the one I gave you?” She said, nia, Los Angeles, M escal Center. He went home which it did well.” be television talk show hosts Regis Philbin Acute treatment of hives includes cold compresses and dents the opportunity to express their pride publicly. "This is the only one we have.” Monday, said his spokesman, John Sepler. Such is the life of the man who is antihistamines, such as Benadryl; cortisone may be Now, the grandmother has lived with that lie on her “He was releas^ in good condition and he is on and Kathie Lee Gifford. The formal an­ Thomas S. Fiorentino trying to plant the seeds of capitalism in , needed in severe cases that don’t respond to over-the- conscience all these years — letting people believe that the road to recovery,” Sepler said. 24 Toomey Road the soil of statism. Poland is finding th at, nouncement is expected Tuesday in New counter remedies. If possible, the cause of the hives she made it when she knows perfectly well that I made it. Pryor, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, had a Bolton growing a society of individual respon­ York City. NBC-TV, which televises the an­ should be determined, so it can be avoided in the future. My advice to anyone who has a nice gift to give; heart attack 14 months ago. sibility and capitalism can be no less ^ nual pageant, declined to confirm the hi general, urticaria is a harmless annoyance; however, Deliver it yourselfl And, Abby, don’t you think some­ He nearly died in 1980 when he was badly burned challenging than facing down com- ^ body owes me an apology? published report. it may indicate the presence of a severe, developing aller­ munism. while freebasing cocaine. gy that should not be ignored. Far example, in pet^le Become aware — STILL HURT IN OHIO He later recounted the experience and his recovery Walesa seemed almost resigned about t^ing medication, the appearance of hives is a warning DEAR STILL HURT; Good advice! But it wouldn’t in the concert film “Richard Pryor Live on the Sunset and others for Vincent’s investigation. A hcilt to Pentagon waste Poland’s current plight He desires closer , hurt to have enclosed a gift card with the quilt with a that, unless the drug is stoj^ied, more serious, life- To The Editor: Strip” and the movie “Jo Jo Dancer, Your Life is ■ Oscar-winning actor Burt Lancaster has been economic ties with the West, more trade ; threatening allergic reactions could follow. The week of June 9-16 has been designated the first brief message: “Made with love from Aimt () to ().” Calling.” slow to recover from a crippling stroke six months WASHINGTON — The military of­ and foreign investment but knows that The i n i ^ diagnosis and treatment of urticaria can be annual Animal Rights Awareness Week, to celebrate and ment and hot lines are installed today at from military employees, since they are Since this is irritating you, why don’t you set the ■ A judge dismissed George Steinbrenner’s law­ ago and still cannot walk or talk, said a friend of the ficer thought something was curious Poland must take root on its own after a . carried out by a family i^ysician; patients with severe or advance the tradition of advocacy for the rights of our some two dozen agencies. close to the action. Yet civilian calls are record straight and tell your nephew and his wife that suit against the company the New York Yankees actor’s manager. when the fellow who was summoned to history of state planning and control. recurring hives may need referral to allergists. fellow creatures. To this tradition belong many of the The Pentagon line is the largest and likewise solicited, and, in any event, the you made the quilt that was delivered to them by another owner accused of doctoring interview transcripts “Burt is progressing, but it is very, very slow,” fix the office copy machine worked on it Ironically, Poland may fmd some solu- ^ DEAR DR. GOTT: My husband has been diagtrosed greatest thinkers, artists and human rights leaders in his­ most productive of the lot. Simon has a relative, who took the credit for having made it? made during the investigation that got him ousted said a close friend and assistant to Ben Benjamin, the for a minute or two, said that it needed a informers are not required to divulge tion throu^ greater ties to its former with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis. Please discuss this. tory ... people such as Leonardo Da Vinci, Gandhi, staff of 15 and an annual budget of $1.5 DEAR ABBY: The copy of “Please God, I’m Only from baseball. actor’s manager. new part, which turned out to be a light their names, addresses or telephone num­ masters in Moscow. Walesa knows that , DEAR READER: Pulmonary fibrosis refers to the Einstein, and Lincoln, who all held the conviction that million. He says the people who take the bers. 17” ^ipeared in today’s Chicago Tribune, and its ap­ U.S. District Judge Robert W. Sweet rul«^ Mon­ bulb, wiped his hands, departed — and Poland cannot afford to be combative ^ Benjamin, who usually speaks for Lancaster, has widespread presence of diffuse scar tissue in the lungs. animals are not mere resources, but fellow beings who military calls are upper-level government Simon says about half the calls are pearance was very timely. Just yesterday, I confiscated day that Steinbrenner failed to prove the transcripts then promptly charged the Navy a whop­ with a neighbor like the Soviet Union, ' been ill himself. His assistant spoke on condition of The condition is commonly caused by inhalation of a must be treated with respect and compassion. employees (GS-13 or higher), and they my 17-year-old son’s driver’s license after overhearing a were tampered with illegally or that any changes ping $250. A $250 light bulb? anonymous. And he adds that some of which inevitably must be a key trading ‘ anonymity. particulate matter, such as sand (silicosis) or asbestos, Abraham Lincoln, the very person that signed the are fully trained investigators or auditors them are not related to DOD: “We get crmversatirm with a friend in which he boasted of doing were made that would have affected Baseball Com­ Lancaster, 77, was stricken Nov. 30. ^ the officer picked up his phone and partner. Characteristically, Walesa’s 1 leading to progressive difficulty breathing and inability Ei^cipation Proclamation, stated; “I am in favor of with a minimum of five years ex­ calls from cranks. We get calls from 60 in a 45-mile zone on a small residential country road. missioner Fay Vincent’s decision against Steinbren­ He has starred in more than 60 movies, including called 1-800-424-9098. And a Defense analysis comes marbled in metaphor , to exercise. Eventually, patients become quite hand­ animal rights as well as human rights. That is the way of perience. wives who are angry at their husbands. (I didn’t know yet how long I would keep it or what else ner. “From Here to Eternity” and “Judgment at Nurem­ Department investigation was initiated. “Whenever someone becomes free, he , icapped. The conditicm can be diagnosed by X-rays and a whole human being.” And in the present day, the Simon says the way it works is that We also get calls from people who are I might have him do in order to make an impression.) Steinbrenner’s attorney, I^ul Curran, did not im­ berg.” He won an Academy Award in 1960 for his The probe determined that the repairman becomes happy with that freedom. Get biq»y. voices speaking out for animals range form novelist the investigators classify the calls by being physically abused, or otherwise I decided upon the following course of action after mediately return a call seeking comment Monday. portrayal of a fiery evangelist in “Elmer Gantry.” had submitted an outdated billing rate the little horse out of the stable when it’s Idiopathic (of unknown cause) pulmonary fitnosis ^ Alice Walker to that great advocate of sea mammals, Jac­ threatened, and, at those times, we may reading your colunm. I clipped it and gave it to him with Steinbrenner agreed to give up day-to-day opera- ■ Emmy-wiiming actress M arg Helgenberger that was in effect when copy bulbs were cold, and see how it runs. See how it ! pears without any obvious antec^ent exposure to air ques Cousteau. notify the police.” the following: ' tion of the Yankees after Vincent mled in July that broke into tears as she honored people who have sur­ hand frosted, and very expensive. The prances. But then it slows down. And pollution. IL too, leads to progressive respiratory dis­ And yet, our society’s treatment of animals remains so The dii^or says most of the com­ “Dear J t ^ : When you copy this little piece, ’Please his association with admitted gambler Howard Spira vived cancer, including her mother, at a celebration charge was therefore reduced. Case eventually it will come back to the warm , ability. Treatment consists of cortisone, spedal breathing abusive that we are loath to confront it in pictures from plaints are on target, however. Which is God, I’m Only 17,’ 25 times in your neatest writing and was not in the best interests of baseball. in her native Nebraska. clos^. stable — although at the first moment exercises and supplemental oxygen. Because patients the slaughterhouse, the laboratory, or the puppy mill. to say they are related to military mis­ on good ptqier, and prominently display all 25 copies in Spira, convicted of extorting money from “I’m very proud of you. Mom, and I love you,” a Welcome to a part of the government TOM you let it out, you weren’t able to stop i t with IPF experience frequent respiratory infections arul Animal Rights Awareness Week is offered in the hope conduct, even if they can’t be verified. your bedroom (nope, make an extra two copies, one for Steinbrenner, said the Yankees owner paid him tearful Helgenberg told her mother, Kay, Sunday at that works. It’s a small part, perhaps, and TIEDE He must do Us joy dance. But outside may develop heart failure, antibiotics and heart that we will leam to treat animals as living beings — not Simon says that, on average, one out of each car), you may have your license back. John, this is $40,(X)0 to dig up damaging information about Omaha’s fourth annual Cancer Survivors Day. all the more remarkable for it. The num­ gets cold, uncomfortable. And it comes stimulants, such as digoxin, may be necessary. as objects. 10 calls merit an investigation; and, of called to u ^ love. Remember it You may have to use it former Yankee outfielder Dave Winfield. ber the officer called is the toll-free con­ back home. * Helgenberger, 32, a native of North Bend, won a In some instances, the rate of progression is slow and The public is invited to take a closer look at anim al those, 10 percent are substantiated, while some day with one of your own children. I love you. Steinbrenner’s lawsuit accused Esquire Reporting best supporting actress Emmy last year for her role as nection to the Pentagon hot line, and it’s “The same happens with nations. We , patients may remain relatively symptom-free for years. rights, the alternatives to animal exploitation and their another 17 percent are substantiated in Moti” maintained by federal law for anyone Co. of doctoring transcripts at the direction of John the tough prostitute K.C. in the ABC television series In others, respiratory ability worsens rapidly with death benefits to humankind. Events nationwide include music part. also break out. Oh, yesi And at that mo­ Thanks, Abby. who wants to report fraud, mismanage­ Dowd, the attorney who interviewed Steinbrenner “China Beach.” occurring in a matter of weeks. and vegetarian food festivals, cruelty-free product fairs, category — swindling, iniquity or The bottom line is this: Ikx money is ment we would — oh yes, sir — we — TONI WEAVER, McHENRY, ILL. contests, teach-ins and informational ^splays. Readers ment or duplicity in the armed forces. whatever — and assign case numbers. would go for a run, a break. But then we Benjamin J. Simon directs the opera­ wved. The Pentagon hot line office is not who wish to find out more can contact the national co­ The cases are thereupon evaluated for come to the conclusion that we are des­ tion. He says business is always brisk; just a police department but a collection sponsor group In Defense of Animals at (415) 453-9984 validity. If the cases seem valid they are tined to live together (with the Sovieu). “The phone is open from 8 a.m. to 4:30, agency. Simon notes that the call-ins or write: In Defense of Animals, 816 West fianciso (1.) given to appropriate DOD offices for That we are stuck with each other. That every working day, and it’s manned by recovered ot prevented the expenditure Blvd., San Rafael, CA 94901. inquiry, or (2.) explored by the hot line of $138 million between 1982 and the we .are condemned to be together. TUESDAY, JUNE 4,1991— PRIME TIME three people at a time. The Defense Ann Marie Salewski retinue. current fiscal year, and that only counts Neither Poland, nor the Soviet Union, Department is a big organization, where 45 Concord Road Simon says many of the cases concern can be placed somewhere else on the CHANNEL 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:30 6:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:30 11:00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 2:00 2:30 many things can go wrong. We get be­ the savings in-hand and documented. Manchester simple human errors. That outdated light Besides this, the hot line may be map. So we must develop relations to the tween 10,000 and 12,000 complaints a OVER THE AIR CHANNELS bulb charge, for example. But other calls saving face for some of its civilian as­ point of a good, comfortable relation­ year.” ship.” N c w i g C B S N sw s In sid a Entartain- R a ic u a 911 Woman is Movia: 'Taken Away" (1989, Drama) Valerie N e w t g Artanio HaH Comic Party kiatan t Entartain- N a w a ( R ) g N igh tw a tc h lead to more serious matters; Simon says bitten by a black widow Bertlnelll, Kevin Dunn. A single mother struggles to Elayne Boosler. (In Stereo) M a c M n a R e c a ll And Simon says there’s nothing new sociates. Because people who do busi­ NETWORK-CBS (In Stereo) g Ed ition g m an l m ant his office has been informed of a com­ Walesa understands that the quick fix T onight spider: family Is trapped In regain custody of her 8-year-okj daughter attar the P W H h N ia T o n i ^ ness with the Pentagon do not want to • about i t The hot line has been steaming pany placing stainless steel rather than of Western aid cannot cure the underly­ WFSB O Actor Billy burning trailer. (R) (In authorities accuse her of being an un8t mother. (In P a a p la a (ln i Actor Billy have to explain $250 light bulbs. Simon Crystal, g Ste re o )g Stereo) g Stereo) Crystal, g for more than a decade. The service was armor on a battleship, and a firm that fal­ ing problems plaguing the Polish says sev e ^ military contractors have TV N e w t g A B C N ew s W h aal of Jaop ardyl W ho’s tha Head ol tha R o aaa n n a C o a c h China Baach "1 Could N t w t g N ig h tlin a p Movia: “SprlngflaM RHIa” (1952, Western) Gary P a id H om e started in the 1970s, when Congress economy, and that dependence on the sified data affecting parachute safety. now created internal integrity systems of NETWORK-ABC Q Fortune g g B o s s ? Tony C la s t Dan forgets Hayden Have Danced All Night... Cooper, Phyllis Thaxter. A court-martialed Army major P rogram S h o p p in g decided to provide an easy and worry- West is no solution. Our U.S. ambas- ^ meets Darlene says Valentine's schemes to But Didn't" McMur^y and goes under cover to unmask the head of an outlaw S p ra # Then there’s the matter of money. The their own, including, in some cases, hot free way for Americans to blow the sador here, Thomas Simtms, believes this * WTNH O Kathleen's larewell. (In Day. (R) (In win a large Richard become more band stealing Army rifles. team at the Pentagon hot line spends a lines. lather. (R) g Ste re o )g Stereo) g grant. (R) g aware ol their relationship. whistle on federal corruption; the hot attitude underscores Poland’s “retreat • TONIGHT good deal of time on its recovery. Simon This doesn’t mean DOD fraud and INDEPENDENT W ho’s the W h o 's tha Major Laagua Basaball: New York Mets at Cincinnati Reds. From Riverfront N a w t g 1C om ad y RunlorYourUfa |C om edy J o b P a id P a id line was then incorporated in a Civil Ser­ into reality,” that there will be no easy - C o sb y tells of an informer who called one day comqition are on the run. Ben Simon WWOR Q S h o w g B o s s T g B o a a T g Stadium, (bve) 1 W haal T on igh t Franklin P r o fliM i P ro Q w n vice Reform A ct ^ bailouts from the United States. to say that he knew of an insurance thinks it’s probably as prevalent as ever. INDEPENDENT 21 Jump Strsol "H ow 1 Grow ing H ogan Movia: “In tha Mood" (1987. Comedy-Drama) Patrick N e w t 1C h a a r t g H m y - O d d C o u p la J a fla rto n t N a w t(R ) 1Movia: “Walcoma Noma, I The General Accounting Office was ASK DICK KLEINER w pix m Saved the Senator" g P a in t Fam ily Dempsey, Beverly D'Angelo. I m o o n trt Johnny Britlaa(1971) 1 premium scam, and the resulting review He recounts a recent case where a com­ Simons points out that there is always „ originally charged with the hot line led to a $27 million payback, plus $5 the danger of Poland giving iq) one set of C o sb y G row in g C o ib y Major Ltagua Bastball: New York Mets at Cincinnati Reds. From Riverfront O d d C o u p la J a fla rto n t J a lla rto n a G o o d U fa: WMd, Wild W att (O il Air) pany was making a costly and si^iposed- O a ttb ig responsibility. But the congressional crutches for another because after nearly INDEPENDENT Sh ow The P a in s Sh ow Stadium. (Live) P P million in extras, for a total of $32 mil­ ly sophisticated missile with scraps and Huxtables Ja son 's Denise pulls Y o u tt a h^-century of dependence on the baby-sitting bureau eventually concluded that there lion. junk that it regularly fished out of gar­ WTXX 63 relive past mother Soviets — and centuries on outside for­ DICK events, g marries. duly, g were too many calls for it to handle The man who reported the insurance bage cans. There’s nothing uncommon alone. So, in 1980, the service was ces before that — the country may have KLEINER NETWORK-NBC N ew s N B C N sw s W h a a lo l Jaopardyl M a d o c k "The Brothers" In the Heat ot tha Night C. Evaratt Kooo, MJ).: N aw a Tonight Show Quest hosL Lata Night With David (O ff Air) fraud identified himself as a DOD about the shabby deceit. There is an al­ WWLP & Fortune g (R) (In Stereo) g "Lessons Learned" IR) g "Children at R isk " g iJay Leno. (In Stereo) 1Lattarm an (In Stereo) cloned throughout the federal govern­ developed a kind of dependency Q 5 ______auditor. Simon says most of his calls are ternative, though: 1-800-424-9098. PUBUC MKNail/Lahrar N o v a "Return to Mount St. Frontlina "Children ol the S ta lin (R)(Part3ol3)g T h a '9 0 a "K id s and (O R A ir) 1 syndrome. Poland is happily free of Mos- ^ WM B u sin o ss WEDH m A m o fie a g R aoort N a sr a h o u r g H elen s" (R) g N i f l h n R f q ______1 Learning" 1 cow but there is the dtmger of too much ~ K n I M R Id w "White Bird" A -T a a m '"Pure-Dee Movie: “It’i My Turn" (1980, Comedy-Drama) Jill „ N a w t 1 Lova Lucy N aw hart M a ry T y la r D ic k V an D onna All NHa Movia "Q rissly's Millions" (1944) Paul Kelly, Poison" The team helps a Clayburgh, Michael Douglas. A liberated professor finds The Steph and M o o ra T e d D yk a Sally R a a d Donna Virginia Grey. dependence on the United States. Q. 1 would appreciate your INDEPENDENT Michael's former fiancee Walesa wm grateful for a helpful « answer regarding tte Masterpiece has been Implicated In reverend break up a she must choose between her easygoing boyfriend and foursome M k ^ e l feel and Edie see dates and Alex WTWS ® mobHxinnected activities. moonshine operation. a charming ex-baseball player. arrives in stagnanL a counselor. Laura's have a shove the United States recently gave in T Hohyvvood. (Part 1 of 2) cousin. quarrel. GOP unity in adversity Theatre’s “Upstairs, Downstairs” ' the right direction by eliminating a fat series. How many episodes were N tw s N B C N e w s Currant H ard C op y M a tlo c k "The Brothers" A In tha Heat of the Night C. Evaratt Koop, M.D.: N aw a Tonight Show Guest host Lata Night With David L a ta rW W i PortonaU * FamHy plastic surgeon stands "Lessons Learned" "Children at R isk " (Series Jay Leno. (In Stereo) Lattarm an Actor Kevin D o b C o a ta a tia t Faud chunk of Communist-incurred debt with •* NETWORK-NBC P A l la i r g there? WiU PBS air them again? accused of murdering his Gillespie's shocked by the Premiere) Children who Spacey. (In Stereo) (In Stereo) By Bob Conrad It has also helped Ibley to have him the United States. Overall, the country - — Mrs. M il JI., RobbinsvUIe, N J. partner. (R) (In Stereo) g reaction of a murdered receive poor quaiiW ® 1991 by NEA. Inc SC Quayle — was in Connecticut on April wviT 6S) tone down his once-shrill, ever-sarcastic 15 for a fundraiser in Waterbury for has shaved more than 50 percent of its A. Many people have been labor­ girl's father. (In Stereo) g pediatric care. (In Stereo) mouth. Joe Shilinga of New Britain, INDEPENDENT M*A*S‘H Movie: “Blue CHy” (1986, Drama) Judd Nelson, Ally H o g a n ’a H o g a n ’a M *A *9 *H N a w h a r tg SL Eltawhara Movia: “Qiitt on the Road" (1972, Suspense) MIchaell "Maybe If we became KURDS... ?/" Unaccustomed as they are to getting GOP Congressman Gary Franks of that international debt by one means or m ing under the delusion that Family Ties A L F g C h a a r t g along with each other for very long at a former media boss for House city. ' another — making that economic ball ’ “Upstairs, Downstairs” was shown W SBK 63 Q IShw d v. iH aro aa Iflwivvto "Hey, D oe" 1 "Graveyard" lOntkean, Diane Hull. 1 time. Republicans at the State Capitol are R^ublicans and now chief aide to House and chain that much lighter. on Masterpiece Theatre. It wasn’t. NETWORK-ABC N ew s A B C N e w s C urrant W h o 's tha W h o 's tha Head of tha R o aaa n n a C o a c h (R) China Baach (In Stereo) N a w t N ig h t lin a g |m *a *s * h Paraon ali- G row in g |(0flAir) 1 WGGB W A l la i r g B o a a T g lB o a a T (R | g I C Ia a s g Idn Stereo) g llln Stereo) g P IPafaw Minority Leader Ed Krawiecki of Bris­ But Foley sees Bush as a certain win­ “We were all fighting on all fronts " 5 ______on such a unity roll they are smoothing PBS aired it by itself. It is, PBS tells FrontBna "Children of the (O flA k ) tol, is mostly responsible for that. Shilin­ ner with the trickle-down popularity that PUBUC MKNoil/Uhror B u a in a si G row in g a N o v a "Return to Mount St. Frontlina "Children of the T h a '90a "The Streets... the way for sometimes-controversial against the previous Communist me, available for reruns to any PBS WGBY ® N s w s h o u r g R aoort B u th ta st iHelens" (R) g |Nlght"(R)g ______Music and People" NigwiB)qi,______State Chairman Dick Foley to win a ga has also encouraged Foley to mend wiU help Republicans sharing space on regime,” Walesa said, recalling the station. Have your local PBS station FOX ^ Psrisct Uvo Star Trek: Tha Next [Movia: "Jscknifa'' (1989, Drama) Robert De Niro, Ed Nawa Nawhartg Night Court Lova P a id O B M ic o t t Manchester Herald second tenn June 25, maybe even by ac­ fences within the party. the ballot And that gets Foley to the decades-long struggle of Solidarity and acquire it. WTIC S I Stnngong Connoction Ganaratioii (In Stereo) g 1 Harris. ( P a r t l o t 3) C o n n a c t P fO flfM I 1992 contest which already has him the Polish people. “The system was CABLE CHANNELS clamation. Fbley escaped blame for the big GOP Q. I am a fan of Kate ColUns, highly excited. forced iqxm us against our will. Now . who plays Natalie on “AU My Avangara "The Joker" g WorMof Crutadaki Biography "Schwarzkopf" Movie: “Henry V” (1944, Drama) Laurence Olivjer. An English king leads his troops Biography "Schwarzkopl" Movie: “Henry V” (1944, Drama) Laurence Olivier, I Founded OcL 1,1881 as a weekly. Foley, who is also a five-term state disappointment of 1990, when former AftE Survival Europa Norman Schwarzkool. In an Invasion of France In this adaptation of William Shakespeare’s classic play. Norman Schwarzkopf. IR) Robert Newton. I when we want to be an ordinary * ChUdren.” Could you please teU Daily publication since OcL 1,1914. representative from Oxford, hasn’t made R^ublican Lowell Weickcr of Green­ Foley believes Democratic U.S. Sen. (5:30) Movia: “Strange Movia: "Im itation ol U fa” (1934, Drama) Claudette Movie: “Dark O ty” (1950, Drama) Chariton Heston, Movie: “A IM r WHh a S tra n g ’ (1953, MovkK "Im Hatien of U fa" (1934, Drama) Claudette llW wIVv a formal announcement but he’s been wich went independent and defeated the Chris Dodd of East Haddam can be capitalist country, this very money which " me if it is possible she played AMC B a r ^ " (1949, Mystery) 1 Colbert, W arren William. Lizabeth Scott. An akenaled World War II veteran turns Drama) Victor Mature, Jean Smmons. Colbert, Warren William. "Dark City" was lent to our enemies who were •* Gomer Pyle’s girlfriend, Lou Marhta Scott. Jeffrey Lvhn. to oamblina after an unfortunate wartime romance. 11950) 1 usps 327-600 VOL. CX, No. 209 busy at a basic political chore — count­ Republican and Democratic candidates beaten then. Dodd will be seeking his against us is holdi^ us t:p. Much of tlieir Anne, on the “Gomer Pyle” (SKM) Movia: "Fam ily Raunlon" (1981, Drama) Bette Movie: "Dont Look Back” (1967, Documentary) Gob Movie: "Frenkenhooker" (1990, Movie: T h e Trouble With D ick" (1987, Movie: “The French Connection 11" (1975, Drama) ing noses — and he’s sure he’s in. for governor. Since then, Foley has been third term. He hasn’t said so formally, Davis, John Shea. A retired schoolteacher enlists the Dylan, Joan Baez. A dnema verlte chronicia ot singer- Comedy) James Lorinz, Patty Mullen. An Comedy-Drama) Tom Villard, Susan Day. Gene Hackman, Fernando Rev. New York cop Popeye RONALD O. NIOODEIIU8, Piibitolwr resources went into equipment used ~ series? — L.S., Richland, Mich. amateur sdenbst embarks on a bizarre a man in perpetual motion. He’s but he’s going. The IDodd campaign or­ Cinemax aid ol a former student to preserve family land from songwriter Bob Dylan's 1965 tour ot Great Britain. (In A sd-li author proves irresistible to his Doyle arrives In Marseilles to break up a muHi-mlluon Potential challengers appear to be out against our revolution.” A. No, she didn’t. When “Gomer conversion to a shopping mall. S te re o ) scheme to reassemble and resurrect his landlady and her over-sexed daughter. dollar narcotics ring. 'R ' (Adult language, adult Managlr^ Editor___ travelled from one end of the state to the ganization is in the works. This week, a , Peter Oowne of the picture now. That goes for former Walesa feels suffocated by the state " Pyle” was made, Ms. Collins was late giritriend. 'R ' g I'R' situations. vtolenca)g Advsrtisina Manager. ___ Leeiey Radius other for meetings with party leaders and niajor fuiul-raising event was to be held ■■------i i — 1 ElAXMMwIjwlfeA 1 GOP State Chairman Bob Poliner of World Today M o n a y lin a C r o a t f lia P t i m s N a w t g Larry King Live World News |I$Wb iv ^^NW I S p o r t s i w w w y n v I^WvUIBnl 1W o rid w id o S p o r t s 1 Business Manager , Jeanne------Q. Fi'romerth enteiprises the Cmnmunists built tq> over '■* still in elementary school. You might CNN T o n ig M I local town committees. Foley has local in Westport under the sponsorship of su­ (B ) . .. T o d a y ( R ) U p d r t e 1lU p d M e U t a n i g M 1 Ciroulation ManageT' .Garlinde CoaeM Durham, former State Sen. Gerry time and are proving woefully inefficient be interested in knowing that she is Produotton Manager, ___ Sttekton Cohen Labriola of Naugatuck, and former East elections this year and big ones in 1992 perstar actors Paul Newman and wife Movia: "F U ^ ol tha Navi g a t o r " D in o s a u r i G ooly'i Salute to Father Advsnturee ol Sheriock Movie: “BiH CoeM - "HkneaH"'' Movie: T h e Trouble With G M e" (1969, Musical) Movie: "Flight of ttw Navigator” but difficult to shut down. “It’s too big a ” the daughter of former astronaut (1986) Joey Cramer. An aliein spacecraft Gary Owens Goofy stars In a show HoiffliM "The Red-Headed (1982) Bill Cosby. Ine lurm i^n looks at Ehris Presley, Martyn Mason. A trav^ng showman runs (1986) Joey Cramer. An alien spacecraft Preasroom Manager. Hobart H. Hubbard on his mind. Among the big ones, he Joanne Woodward. Lyme First Selectman Dennis Murphy. problem,” he shrugged. “Half of them ■> Michael Collins. Disney holds the due to the mystery behind a talks about d e d ic a te d t o fa th e rs League" A man is the humorous sxtes of marriage, Into ad sorts of trouble while staying In a Midwestern holds the due to the mystery behind a sees probably trouble. young boy's 8-year disappeiir a n c a . A dinosaurs. everywhere. promised money for childbirth and family life in this concert tow n. ‘O ' young boy's 8-year disappearanca. A Main Tataphona Numbar Foley allows room for a last-minute Two Republicans are the early Q. What has happened to the copying an encyclopedia. film taped'In Ontario in 1981. 'P G ' should be closed. But what do we do ''Magical Worio of Disney" xesentatlon. ______'"Magical World ol Disney" presentation. 643>2711 entry, but he isn’t convincing when he In Waterbury, for example, former favorites for the nomiruuion to chnllftng^f with the equipment? The half that «hniii4 ~ character Edward Quartermaine, Circulation Telephone Number (4.-00) Collaga Baaaball: Ip o t t s C a n - | M iijo r U « 9 U0 9MtbaH: Teams to Be Announced. (Live) |Mi^or League BatabeH: Teems to Be Announced. (Live) |SporteCen- College BaeabMI: NCAA says so. on “General Hospital”? Is he ESPN NCAA World Series. (Live) t a r It a r 1World Series. 647-0946 Democratic Mayor Ed Bergin is pawing Dodd. Foley kinda likes Charles be closed is intertwined with the good “ the ground to niake a comeback. So Joe “Brodce” Johnson of Greenwich, a suc­ other h ^ , and now the bad ones are :~ going to become a ghost? — (9d)0) Movia: “GalUpoli'’ Movia: “Fanis Buallar'a Day O fl" (1988, Comady) Movie: “Racing With the M oon" (1984, Drama) Sean 1 s t A T e n A Movie: “Rabt M an” (1988, Drama) Dusbn Hoffman, Tom Cruise. A Movie: "Love at Stake” At the Cqiitol, Republicans in House Matthsw Brodarick, Mia Sara. A taan-aga whiz kkt Penn, Elizabeth McGovern. Two hign-school buddies p la y e r A a conniving young hustler attempts to separate the autistic brother he (1988, C o m ^ ) Patrick PubNahed daily, Monday 6mi Friday, with a Saturday/ cessful businessman with strong early maldng it difficult for the good.” (1981) Two Australian and Senate — relisl^g their together­ Santopietro, the GOP incumbent and tar­ JAAl., Saginaw, Mich. friends come face to face plays hooky from school, bonows a vintaga Fprrari and have a final fling before joining the service during World ^ t t e g e t never knew from thek fam ily's inheritance. Winner of four Oscars. Cassidy, Kelly ^ to n . 'R ' HBO I, exoapi oarwn holidays, by tha ness — are too busy with the budget and get of criticism, has double trouble in roots across the state in Willimantic. But Shutting down plants without replac­ A. That’s the spirit! He already is with the brutality of battle heads off to do tha town. 'PG -13' (Adult language) g War II. 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Xa 6—MANCHESTER HERALD, T\iesday, June 4, 1991 iHaiirhrstrr Urral^ Rights From Page 1 Assembly From Page 1 J civil rights. House Speaker Richard J. Balducci, D-Newington, an think that that’s a problem,” Mulready said. “If we put on The Democratic measure does at­ income tax proponent, said he expects the focus of the an income tax, it ought to create some benefits in other Section 2, Page 7 tempt to address the quota issue by special session to be on putting together an income tax- tax areas.” Tuesday, June 4,1991 specifically outlawing racial quotas based plan. Sen. William H. Nickerson, R-Greenwich, rankii^ SPORTS in hiring, a major change from last But House Minority Leader Edward C. Krawiecki Jr., Senate Republican on the committee, called O’Leary’s year’s measure which passed Con­ R-Bristol, said there was still nowhere near a majority for plan “a monstrosity” because it raises so much money — gress but was vetoed by Bush. an income tax in the House. about $790 million — from so few people. Despite the change. Republicans O’Leary’s plan would: Senate President Pro Tbm John B. Larson, D-East Bulls in continue to insist that the measure —impose a 9 percent tax on income over $75,000 for Hartford, an income tax opponent, said that of all the tax would allow racial quotas. Hightower surprise single filers and over $100,000 for joint filers or single reform plans floated this year, O’Leary’s was the most “Whenever a company or busi­ heads of households. palatable. But he did not endorse it. ness could be deemed guilty of dis­ must win —keep the sales tax at 8 percent and extend it to inter­ Sen. James H. Maloney, D-Daobury, one of the ar­ crimination based largely on its in­ national telephone calls and to children’s clothing cost­ chitects of the conventional plan, had the same reaction ability to hire the proper number of ing more tlm $75. Currently, children’s clothing at any Larson had. State Open champion minorities and women in certain job price is exempt from the sale tax. Rep. Barbara M. Ireland, D-Ridgefield, who worked situation classifications, companies would —reduce the corporations tax from 13.8 percent to 10 with Maloney on the vetoed cmventimial plan, said By JIM TIERNEY three in the 100,” Suitor said. “I’m picture perfect campaign. adopt a quota system in order to percent. O’Leary’s proposal was “very discriminatory” and said Manchester Herald happy for him. He’s a good kid.” “(At the beginning of the season) avoid litigation,” Pranks said. —impose a half-percent tax on mortgages of more she asked Attorney General Richard Blumenthal for an CHICAGO (AP) — It’s’ no Before the meet, Hightower’s I was just trying to take one meet at Supporters of the Democratic surprise that the Los Angeles Lakers \ than $300,000. opinion on that question. She said it could “set the state EAST HARTFORD — When the recurring pain in his left arch flared a time,” he said. leadership’s bill mounted final ef­ were a longshot to make it to the O’Leary said he had shared his plan with Weicker and up for lawsuits” because it appears to target the rich. 100-meter dash final ended at the up again, which may preclude his Indian senior Troy Guntulis, the forts to persuade wavering House NBA Fuials. that the goveriior “seemed to be open” to it Ireland said she saw no chmee of her supporting an in­ ' CIAC Boys’ State Open Track and participation in the New England LL javelin champ, placed second, members to vote for the measure in “I don’t think it’s a soak-the-rich (plan),” the Windsor come tax in any form. They had their worst start in 12 Field Championships Monday after­ Championships Saturday at East missing out on first by a mere eight hopes of sending it to the Senate Locks Democrat said. “I think it’s reasonable. The only yeai-s after their earliest exit from noon at East Hartford High School, Hartford High. inches to Hand High’s Christian with the momentum a large majority people who would be paying more are people of very State Rep. Miles S. Rapoport, D-West Hartford, the playoffs in nine years. They had Manchester High junior David “His foot’s been bothering him,” Ratteree. would produce. P v high income.” another ardent tax reform idvocate, called O’Leary’s chang^ coaches, systems and per­ Hightower had no idea of the out­ Suitor said. “The arch was killing “You win some, you lose some,” sonnel. Leading supporters acknowledged He estimated about 125,000 Coimecticut wage earners proposal “a major and positive addition to the debate,” come. him.” Guntulis said. “E i^ t inches, you privately they did not have the two- would be affected by his income tax plan. especially since it onnes fixmi the influential Senate Expectations for “The Team Of “Everyone on my team was tell­ Hightower added a fourth-place can catch a fish that size.” thirds majority necessary to override Rep. Richard T. Mulready, D-West Hartford, co-chair­ Democratic leader. The ’80s” also had changed. ing me that I didn’t win,” the mus­ finish in the 200 with a time of The 5-10, 165-pound Guntulis, a veto. man of the tax-writing Finance Committee and an in­ RapoptMt and the rest of the Progressive Caucus in the “People thought there would be a cular 6-1, 175-pound H i^tow er ex­ 22.59. seeded foui^, had a best effort of come tax advocate, said O’Leary’s plan did not go far House had proposed a graduated income tax, rather than cloud of confusion over the whole plained. “I thought the kid from Manchester finished seventh as a 186 feet, 3 inches (on his third of six enough in overhauling the state’s tax system. He favors the flat rate proposed by O’Leary. season,” six-year Laker veteran A.C. Wolcott (Albert Warren) won.” team with 22.25 points. attempts) compared to 186-11 for dramatic reductions in the sales and other taxes, coupled Weideer had also proposed a flat rate: 6 percent tax on Green said, “and after the first The last boys’ State Open champ Ratteree. Soviets with an income tax. income over $12,500 fw single filets and $25,000 for couple of weeks it looked like it was The photo finish among Warren, from Manchester High was Brian A brief period of rain interrupted “It tacks another tax onto the existing tax structure. I joint filers, as well as cuts in the sales and business taxes. true.” West Haven’s Ray Rose and Brophy in 1986, when he garnered the javelin competition. From Page 1 m A But the Lakers survived that 1-4 Hightower was so close that a both the shot put and discus. The “It was beautiful earlier,” Gun­ start, knocked off favorite Portland perusal of the finish line camera pic­ last Indian to win a State Open run­ tulis continued. “Then the rain But the officials, who spoke Mon­ Ths ABsotistwl Ptms in the Western Conference finals ture was necessary to determine the ning event was Tim DeValve (5,0(X) came. The footing was fine. I day on condition of anonymity, FO RCEFUL OBJECTION — President Bush told a group of Books From Pag( and made it to their ninth champion­ winner. meters) in 1980. thought the wind was going to keep stressed that the final decision was business leaders in Washington Monday of his opposition to ship round in 12 seasons. And the winner w as.. Jiightower A notoriously poor starter, up. (Before the rain) the wind was up to Bush. proposed civil rights legislation because of implied quotas. and not like you at times; use spong discipline and start Pablications/Child Care Book, 141 Northwest Point Where, once again, they were un­ in an electronic time (and personal Hightower wasn’t very impressed gusting. We came back.. jio wind at The recommendation resulted when they are young. derdogs. best) of 11.01. Rose was second in with his start in the fin^. He easily all. If I had just given it a little more from a study conducted by officials Blvd., P.O. Box 927, Elk Grove Village, II60009. Many of you, of course, may not agree with all of 5. The last book ^ s time around is based on a tragic The Chicago Bulls, trying to ex­ 11.04 with Warren taking the show won his preliminary heat. arm strength. . .the form was good. from various sectors of the State these. tend their NBA record of 15 con­ spot in 11.08. “Same as the rest, pitiful,” It went well. I’ll see him Saturday.” Department, including legal and childhood problem — child sexual trauma. Its title is 4. From an excellent source a three-volume series for secutive home playoff wins, had the Was Hightower surprised? Hightower explained his start. “I Manchester junior Macka Jtmes human rights specialists. From Page 1 “No More Secrets, No More Shame.” Budget parents is coming; it might be hard to find a more com­ homecourt advantage. They had lost “Very,” he said. “It feels good.” was dead last out of the blocks.” finished in a three-way tie for sixth On Monday, in another gesture to petent one than the American Academy of Pediatrics. just one of their 12 postseason Dannit Davla/Manchastar Haraki Coach George Suitor figures Over the last 50 meters, place in the high jump with a l e ^ of Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor­ T^e author. Dr. David Sack, reveals some startling The directors also will discuss The biggest chunk of the surplus The first one is already out — “Caring for Your Baby games and won their last six. And ON THE M ARK — Manchester High’s David Hightower won Hightower s time would be sub-10.8 Hightower unleashed a vicious burst 6 feet. bachev’s attempt to rally the Soviet statistics (which may differ from those from other sour­ several transfers of money from the will go to the Police Department to they had Michael Jordan, the hand tuned. of speed. The top six finishers from each economy, BuslNwaived for a year and Young Child: Birth to Age 5.” The other two are ces): Nearly 30 percent of females and 15 percent of the 100-meter dash at Monday’s State Open Track and Field Public Works Department to other fund the Main Street foot patrol and “Caring for Your Adolescent: Ages 12 - 21” (Fall 1991 “I mought he d have a chance at Hightower never envisioned a event qualified for the New congressional restrictions on bank m^es in today’s general population were molested as league’s most-valuable player. Championship Meet at East Hartford High. town departments to make up for to hire several officers if the direc­ publication) and “Caring for Your School Age Child: second m the 200 and maybe top crowning moment such as this to a Englands. credits. V children; most children who are sexually abused are vic- Now they have problems. budget shortages. tors approve their hire. Ages 6 to 11” (Spring 1992). The step was la r g ^ technical be­ tiins of a conspiracy to conceal the abuser and distort the The Lakers, wiimers of five of the Public Woiks is estimated to have Another $55,000 will go to the The baby-to-5 book, edited by Dr. Steven Shelov, cause the Soviets already have child’s memory; it is estimated that 40 percent of adults last 11 NBA titles, won Sunday’s a $150,000 su^lus due to several Employee and Pension Benefits ac­ contains an illustrated parenting manual plus an en­ opener 93-91. They have three con­ received nearly all of the $300 mil­ who were sexually abused as children suffer serious factors, including a lower-than-ex- count to fimd an unbudgeted dis­ cyclopedic guide dealing with 125 health problems, in­ Yanks grab Taylor lion in credits from the Export-Im­ psychiatric illnesses later in life; one in four children of secutive home games after Wednes­ pected bid (m curbside collections, ability payment. The General cluding medical emergencies, immunization, and birth port Bank they are allowed to alcoholic parents has been a victim of incest day night’s second game in fewer street light installations, and Govenunent account will receive defects. Chicago. No team has won an NBA receive under other laws. I hesitate to end on this terrifying note, but sometime vacancies in the Highway and $16,000 to fund advertising and For costs and other information you can crmtact AAP However, U.S. officials said Bush that’s life at its most dismal. title after losing the first two games as No. 1 selection Cemetery divisions and offices of audit fees and to pay the salary for at home. Ky.^, was likely to approve easy-credit Building Maintenance and Building the new personnel director. “It will be tough to win two out of loans of up to $1.5 billion for the Inspection. NEW YORK (AP) — In this age Ron Blomberg in 1%7. General The Human Services Department three in LA,” Jordan said. “Wednes­ Soviets to buy more American grain The mild winter also resulted in a of instant communication, it took a manager Gene Michael saw Thylor will also receive $3,000 for over­ GAO From Page 1 day is a crucial game. We have to little time for Brien Taylor to find and agricultural products. surplus in snow removal funds. time. pitch twice before making the final even things up.” out the New Yirk Yankees had made nual average rate of 1.1 percent in Canada, compared decision. “This study shows that the Canadian system offers him the No. 1 pick in the amateur “Brien is a special athlete and with a 2.5 percent rate in the United States, the GAO many features that we all should be able to a^ree are Los Angeles won without center said. draft. young man,” said Brian Sabaen, the needed,” said Rep. John Conyers, D-Mich., chairman of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, who retired After all, final exams do come However, “it is not ... clear that the United States Yankees vice-president of player Land From Page 1 the House Government Operations Committee. after the 1988-89 season, coach Pat first. “ could or should replicate the Canadian system on eVery development and scouting. “Being a “The economic rationing of health care under our cur­ Riley, who stepped down after last “When I came out of the class­ dimension,” the GAO report said, citing some of the hard-throwing left-handed pitcher V. Street. on a 2.93 acre site. The present town could build a new police sta­ rent system could come to an end,” said Conyers, who season, and their fastbreak attack room, 1 knew something was going problems in that country’s plan. makes this selection even more ex­ “This sounds like a good move to headquarters, which contains 15,595 tion on the new land and then requested the report. “People wouldn’t be refused in­ that new coach Mike Dunleavy de- on,” Taylor said after Monday’s Critics of the Canadian system often point to long emphasized. citing. We are sure that Brien and me,” said commission member square feet of usable space, was demolish the old facility, said Direc­ surance because they have a pre-existing condition such draft. “My parents were there and the 1(hnkees will have a long and Marion Taggart. “I’m definitely in built in 1955. An addition was built tor of Planning Mark Pellegrini. wails in that country for some medical procedures and as cancer. Families wouldn’t be impoverished to care for They won with center Vlade they were smiling, so I knew Some­ services. Some Canadians travel to U.S. hospitals for Divac, who made the NBA’s all­ successful relationship.” favor of obtaining this piece of in 1978 to house prisoners and to The town looked at building the a sick loved one.” thing right then. I knew it was real Taylor said it wasn’t hard to con­ medical services so they don’t have to wait months. rookie team in 1989-90, and Sam lan^.” provide mechanical and storage addition on the present site, but a Adopting a Canadian-style system would save about good news.” centrate on his test with the draft Some combination integrating the best of both systems Perkins, a free agent forward who The commission is required to space. citizen’s committee recommended $67 billion in administrative Costs, the GAO estimated; New York had considered taking going on. would enable the country “to develop new solutions signed last August. review and vote on all proposed The town has been looking to ex­ against it because the small lot Universal insurance coverage without cost-sharing would Arizona State outfielder Mike Kelly, “I just blocked it out,” he said. compatible with unique American needs,” it said. “We haven’t gotten the respect we land acquisitions by the town. The pand the station since 1988 when a would prohibit further expansibn, result in about $64 billion in added costs, for a net who went to Atlanta on the second “Like I block things out on the Health-care spending in the United States is expected deserve all year long. It’s a slap in Board of Directors will discuss the planning study showed that the said commission member Eugene savings of $3 billion, the repmt said. pick. Instead, they made Taylor the mound.” to exceed $650 billion this year, accounting for about 12 the face,” Los Angeles’ Byron Scott purchase when they meet tonight at department needed a 38,000 Sierakowski, who served on the first high school pitcher to go No. 1 While the Yankees went for pitch­ percent of the gross national product. With no changes in said. “We’ve been there every year, 7:30 in the hearing room of the Lin­ square-foot building to service the citizens’ committee. But critics point to the long waits, sometimes many since the Texas Rangers took David ing, the Braves went for offense. coln Center. department for the next 10 to 15 the system, it is heading for a 15 percent share of the months, Canadians must endure for elective surgery and proving everybody wrong. It’s noth­ Clyde in 1973. The committee also looked at GNP by the turn of the century, experts predict. Kelly, 21, batted .373 with 15 home The police department is now lo­ years. diapiostic procedures. Treatment is quick for emergency ing new.” Taylor, a 19-year-old left-hander runs, 56 RBIs and 23 stolen bases relocating the department to another The soaring costs have accelerated the debate over the “A lot of people thought we cated at 239 East Middle Tbmpike If the purchase is approved, the patients, but “urgent” patients' can wait up to a memth and from Beaufort, N.C., is 8-2 this for the Sun Devils. He was Baseball town-owned site, but only found one need for overhaul of the U.S. health-care system. Some couldn’t get here without Kareem others can wait six months for elective surgery, the GAO season with an 0.86 ERA. He has al­ America’s player of the year in suitable plot on* Camp Meeting have focused on the Canadian model as one with which researchers found. and Riley, so getting here is more lowed 18 hits in 84 innings, walking 1990, when he hit .376 with 21 Tha Asapclaiad Praa* Road. That site was rejected by the the United States could provide care for an estimated 35 Since Americans have come to e)q>ect timely medical special,” Magic Johnson said. “No directors because it lacked the 24 and striking out 203. He also home runs and 82 RBIs. 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I',' ^ 4 » —MANCHESTER HERALD. 'Riesday, June 4. 1991 M AN C H E STE R H E R A LD , TViesday, June 4,1991__ ^9 Agassi In B r ie f . Hea] a champ again J SCOREBOARD L A S V E G A S (AP) — TTie Hit Dinner for Penders scheduled other titles. They all mean some­ Hill, who lost for the first time in Man became the Slick Man, and in thing to me, but this means a lot reaches American League results MANCHESTER — East Catholic High School will 31 fights, earned his biggest payday the process became a world cham­ more.” Softball Golf Baseball hold a dinner for 23-year baseball coach Jim Pbnders, — $ U million — and got the ex­ Blue Jays 5, \&nkees 3 Transactions pion for the sixth time. A 9-5 underddg at fight time, who recently logged career win N o. 300, on Saturday, posure that had been lacking after a TORONTO NEW YORK Fighting as controlled a frght as Hearns was supposed to be too old, June 15, at 7 p jn , at the East Catholic cafeteria. career of fittin g mostly in North Tonight’s Games Taiiwood American League standings a b rh b i a b rh M BASEBAU he has in his 13-year pro career, too weak in the legs and not strong semis White cf 4 0 0 0 Sax2b 4 0 1 0 National Loagua Tickeu are $20 per person (buffet dinner and gift). Dakota and in the relatively obscure Wilson vs. Auto Lock. 6 — Rtzgerald - TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- Rori Thomas Hearns turned back the enough to win the title from the 27- HTIgsr vs. Pagani's. 7:30 — Fitzgerald Eoat Division MWIsnIf 4 1 1 2 Espnzasa 4 1 1 1 CHICAGO CUBS—Named Richie Zlsk or­ R.S.V J*. is requested on or before June 7. Anyone unable light heavyweight division. Basile-Doug Domian 67, Joe Poulin-Dave W Pet. RAImr2b WInIngar's vs. Polico. 6 — Hobertson L OB 5 0 4 0 R Kellyct 4 1 2 1 ganizational hitting Instructor. clock and his critics Monday night year-old undefeated champion. But he didn’t get what be needed Bromley 68, Jim Boolh-John Mulcahy 70, Nick Toronto 28 23 ___ Carter rf 5 1 1 1 CINCINNATI REDS—Acthrated Barry Larkin, to attend but wishing to make a donation may do so by PARIS (AP) — Andre Agassi, HSN C o n i vs. Taylor. 7:30 — Robertson .549 Maas 1b 4 0 0 0 to beat V irgil H ill on a 12-round u- Rthoulis-Stan Domian 71. Net- Chet Lukas- Boston 26 22 .542 Mllniks dh 3 2 2 0 JeB rfIdrf 4 0 2 1 shortstop, and Bill Doran, second baseman, But the snapping left jab o f earlier most — a win over Hearns that Sterling vs. Oakland. 6 — PaganI John Guard 58, Dick Vizard-John Sutherland Rewarding a check payable to the East Catholic Athletic playing as if he bad a plane to catch, Mllwaukse 23 25 .479 3 i« Toblardh 10 0 0 H olldh 4 0 0 0 from the ISday dlsaWed list tumimous decision and win the days was still there, and the legs Roy’s vs. Acadia, 7.30 — Pagan! 59, Carl Mikolowsky-Ed McLaughlin 61, Ran Department would have propell^ him to the Detroit 23 26 .468 4 Myers c 5 0 1 0 Mu lens If 4 0 0 0 MONTREAL EXPOS-Fired Buck Rodgers, raced to an emphatic 6-3, 6-1, 6-1 Nutmeg vs. Network, 6 — Nike Daniels-Frank Giantonio 61, Ray Perry-Dave World Boxing Association veuion held out just long enough for Hearns NswVbrk 21 26 .447 5 O le n id lb 4 1 1 1 Geren c 10 0 0 manager. Named Tom Runnells manager and Tickeu are available from director of athyttr Tbm bigger paydays and recognitimi that victory today over Jakob Hlasek to Brawn’s vs. Medical, 7:30 — Nike Bergstrom 61, Dan Gothers-Nelson Eddy 61, o f the light heavyweight title. to win by a 115-113 margin on two Trinity vs. J.C.Penney, 6 — Keeney CIsvsIahd 20 27 .426 6 Sprgue3b 3 0 0 1 Nokasc 2 0 0 0 Jerry Manuel third-base coach. Nanwd Rat Malin at 647-8627 (school) or 871-7328 (home). come with beating a big name. Gordon Baeb^Roger Lentocha 61. G n ^ e s 3b 0 0 0 0 PKelly 3b 4 1 2 0 Kelly manager of Indianapolis of the. American “ I never felt I was through or gain the semiflnals of the French Pub vs. Century 21 ,6 — C.Oak LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Gt’oss- Joe Baldmore 18 30 .375 8 t« scorecards and 116-112 on the third. “ I’m pretty disappointed because Open. Wsst Division MLeess 4 0 2 0 Association. finished,” Hearns said. “ I thought I Poulin, Doug Domian. Nat- Walt Komlnski, Aug- Totals 38 5 12 5 Totaia 35 3 8 3 BASKETBALL Canton sweeps the Britsox “This was a tough, tough fight for it’s going to take me awhile to get gie Lirik, Craig Phillips, Lou Miller, Chat Lukas, W L P e t OB Agassi, a finalist last year and the — Tbronto 100 220 000—5 ContInsnUI Baakslban Association had a lot more left and a lot more to me,” said Hearns, who added Dusty Len Belangsr. B Gross- Tom Provencal, Sam Oakland 30 20 .600 back up there again,” H ill said. “ I N ew ibrk 003 000 000—3 RAPID CITY THRILLERS—Named Eric Mus- CANTON (AP) — Ramon Bautisto’s two-run double prove.” No. 4 seed this year, disposed o f the Center Congo nipped Rogers Corporation, Worthan, Keith Ben net Nat- Carl Mikolowsky, Texas 26 18 .501 1 another $4.2 million to his career still might get my career to the next 1 '« LOB—Toronto 10, New tbrk 6. 2B—RAIomor selmen coach and general manager. during a three-run second irming helped the Canton- 12-11, Monday night at Keeney Street Field. Frank Giantonio, Gordon Beebe, Tarry Means. California 28 21 .571 And prove something he did unseeded Swiss player in 1 hour, IS 23 (17), MulHniks 2 (3), RKelly (10), PKelly (5). World Basketball Loagua earnings. “Every second I had to level. I’ll get it back as soon as I Ken Vfejnarowski had three Nts, including a C Gross- Ken Jarvis, Bob Jamieson, Dave Seattle 26 .531 3<« Akron Indies defeat the New Britain Red Sox 4-2 and minutes, the fastest victory o f the Minnesota 26 25 .510 HR-MWHson (2), Carter (9). S8-RAIomer YOUNGSTOWN PRIDE—Signed Lee H,- against Hill, outboxing a boxer who home nin, for the winners while Dave 1 ^- Ormstadt Net- Dick Vizard, Dan Gothers, Dave 414 think, because if I wasn’t thinking, can.” Chicago 22 25 .468 I (13). SF-Sprogue. Campbell, forward. Relaasad Darryl Johnson, sweep a six-game Eastern League series between the week involving one o f the top narowski and Mark Huhtala added three hits Bergstrom, Ran Daniels. 6 4 ^ 1 had won all 30 o f his previous fighu there’s no telling where I’d be now. Kansas City 21 27 .438 8 IP H RER BB SO guard. teanu. Hill revealed he had broken his apiece. Tom Greco and Frank Morse had three SCOTCH BAU OPEN — Gross- Phil & Jen players. Monday'a Qamaa Toronto UnHsd Statsa Baskstball League and taking the 175-pound title that I might still be asleep.” hita each in defeat while John McGann had two Daly 38, Walt and Jan Kominski 40, Paul and The Red Sox took a 1-0 lead Monday in the first nose during the third week o f train­ ^veral times, Agassi was back Toronto 5, New Ybrk 3 Key W.6-2 5 8 3 3 1 5 ATLANTA EAGLES-Named Kevin Mackey H ill had defended successfully 10 hits. Jan Kermeson 40. Net- Mika and Joyce Timlin 3 0 0 0 0 2 Hill, venturing outside his native ing for the fight, and also suffered a Cleveland 2, Dekoit 0 and Al Outlaw assistant coaches. against Indians starter l y Kovach (2-4). limes before. on the court ready to resume play Kominski 28.25, Leo Bravokls and Carol Henke S.6 1 0 0 0 0 1 JACKSONVILLE HOOTERS-Traded the North Dakota for only the third time hyperextended elbow. The nose, he Pop Delaney Borkowski 29.5, Ray Jefferson and Doss Oakland 5, Chicago 3 Canton-Akron moved into the lead in the second when before the umpire announced the Minrwsota 3, Baltimora 2 iw w vDrK rights to Deron Mayes, guard, to the Now It may not have been the vintage in 11 title defenses, fought cautious­ Vaughan 29.75. Callaway- FYujI 8 Linda Saari Jesse Levis hit a sacrifice fly to score Carlos Martinez said, was rebroken by a Hearns end o f a break. B.A. Club nipped Washington Social Club, Only games scheduled Leery L.3-5 4 9 5 5 3 3 Haven Skyhawks for future considerations. Hearns o f old, but the 32-year-oId 9-8, at Fitzgerald Field. John Mizoras had three 33, Keith Bennett and Terri Ireland 35.5, Frank Plunk 12-3 1 0 0 0 0 LONG ISLAND SURF—Signed Anthony ly in the early rounds and took a punch in the third round, and the 8 Jana Valvo 36, Sal Russo and Ann Starkey Tliaeday's Qamaa and Bautista drove in Tim Costo and Sam Ferretti. Hlasek, ranked 20th in the world, hits for the winners while Don Sumislaski, Rick Toronto (Stotttemyre 5-1) at New Yisrk Howe 81-3 2 0 0 0 4 Mason, forward, and Rich Henry, guard. version wasn’t too bad as Hearns pounding from Hearns in the sixth elbow caused his ri^ t ami to go Rodrigue and Ron Nivison added two hits each. 36. Ed 8 ToN Stone 36.5. Leary pitched to 3 batters In the 5th. NEW HAVEN SKYHAWKS—Signed Maurice Tom Kane (1-2) was the loser for N ew Britain. appeared helpless against Agassi ABCO — Gross- Jim Bidwell-Davs Hanley- (Sanderson 6-2), 7:30 p.m: patiently dictated the pace o f the round. numb for 30 seconds at a time Jon Brandt led WSC wilh three hits while Rick Chicago (McDowell 5-3) at Cleveland (King Umpires—Home, McCoy; First Merrill; Brittian, forward-center; Darren Rowe, forward; and drew derisive whistles from the Griffith and John Kerchis chipped in two apiece. Deve Slark-Rick Kramer 69, Ed Stone-Mike Second, McClelland; Third, Dmkinger. Kevin Calhoun, forward; and Keith Amerson, Lasorda’s son is dead fight and scored the heavier exchan­ The champion won the last round during the bout. Komlnski-Bob Kirsche-Tom Viviono 69, Walt 4-4), 7:35 p.m. center court crowd early in the third Carl Siusarcyzck homered. Seattle (Holman 5-5) al Detroit (Cerutti 0-1), T—333. A—17,003. guard, to one-year contracts. ges o f a tactical and quite interesting on all three ringside scorecards, but Kominski-Stsve Huveldt-Frank Schultz-Bill Dion SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — The only son of set when he made a string o f un­ 7 3 5 pm . PHILADELPHIA SPIRIT—Signed Paul “nia Aaaodatad Proaa bout West Side 70. Not- Ron Jeroszko-Bob Folix-Jim Boice- Indians 2, Tigers 0 Graham, guard-forward, and Jerome Coles, for­ by that time it was too late and But Hill conceded it was probably Fronk Ddmon 53, Cliff KeuneJoe Walinski- Baltimore (Ballard 3-6) at Minnesota (Guthrie Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasonda has died forced errors. 4-3), 8:05 p.m. ward, to one-year contracts. CHAMP AGAIN — Thomas Hearns holds up “ This meant more to me than any Hearns had the fight in his grasp. Hearns’ night anyway. Lydall Inc. beat Hartford County Sherriffs As­ Geny Blanchard-Jim Qements 53, Chic Gag- DETROIT CLEVELAND o f pneum om at 33. Thomas C . Lasonda Jr. died at his “I was expecting a real tough sociation, 16-13, at PaganI Field. Joe Kidd and Texas (Guzman 0-1) at Kansas City (Bod- a b rh b i a b rh b i FOOTBALL fight in the world,” said Hearns, “ I thought it was close,” H ill said. non-Jack CIszawski-Dick Day-Paul Cosman 54, Canadian Football Loagua the WBA light heavyweight championship belt “I have no excuses,” he said. “I match today,” Agassi said. ” I don’ t Don Lafiua ripped four hits apiece for Lydall Randy Thomton-Steve Cooke-Lou Fortin-Rich dicker 3-4), 8:35 p.m. C uylercf 4 0 1 0 C olecf 4 1 2 1 home, family spokesman L ee Solters said. His father, who won his first title at 147 pounds while Tony Fisher, Alex Zajac, Paul Hubbard, Milwaukee (Navarro 5-2) at Oakland (Welch Brgmn ph 10 0 0 M Lswis2b 4 0 0 0 BRITISH COLUMBIA LIONS-Signed Darrel after beating Virgil Hill in a unanimous 12- “ When you’re fighting a legend, it’s just didn’t execute. I didn’t listen to think he was playing up to his game. Huckanbeck 55, Tom Malin-Carl Mikolowsky- Hicks, wide receiver. mother and sister were at his side when he died, Solters when Jinuny Carter was still presi­ Bob Blake and Mika Lahua added two apiece. Mark Kirk-Jon Adams 55. 4-3), 10:05 p.m. W htksr2b 3 0 2 0 CJmes dh 4 0 1 0 like fighting a world champion. You my comer. I stood there and posed a I was just keeping the ball in play.” Tom Balardo and Bob Quinn had three hits ^ston (^Iton 5-2) at California (Bnley 8-2), trm m ll ss 4 0 10 Baerga3b 3 0 0 0 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS—Signed D’Juan said. round decision Monday night in Las Vegas. dent “ I have to put this above my Francisco, defenslvs back, and Rodney Payne, have to make it decisive.” b it” each in defeat while Tom Nacle, Joe Bedlock, 10:35 p.m. Fielder 1b 3 0 10 Allred rf 3 0 2 1 The younger Lasorda, an artist, had been ill for about In the semifinals, Agassi will play Ed Unaares arKf Ralph Cerrado chipped in two Wadneaday'e Qamea TtUetonc 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 1b 4 0 0 0 njnning back. HOCKEY flve weeks- the winner o f a match later today hits each. Toronto at New Ybrk, 7:30 p.m. Incvgla if 4 0 1 0 Skinner c 3 1 2 0 Chicago at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. D e errf 4 0 10 Fermlnss 2 0 0 0 National Hockey Loagua between second-seeded Boris Be­ MWNESOTA NORTH STARS-Traded Kelly PaganI Scholastic Seattte at Detroit 7:35 p.m. Solas dh 4 0 0 0 Browne If 3 0 1 0 cker and lOth-seeded Michael Texas at Kansas City, 835 pm. Kisio, canter, to the San Jose Sharks for Shane Astaphan loses his license A’s Baines has the White Sox’ number Zembrowski's defeated Ward Manufacturing, Frymn 3b 4 0 2 0 TWird rf 0 0 0 0 Baltimore at Minnesota, 835 p.m. Totals 35 0 9 0 Totals 30 2 8 2 Churla, right wing. Chang, the 1989 champion. 11-3. Mark Lappen and Jack Hull led . NEW JERSEY DEVILS—Traded Dave Mor- TORONTO (AP) — Dr. Jamie Astaphnn — who Russa asked. Told a crowd o f 36,341 saw Milwaukee a t Oakland, 10:05 p.m. Detroit 000 000 0 0 0 -0 By The Associated Press Zembrowski's with three hits apiece while Jim clnyshyn, defenseman, to the Quebec Nordl- Baines said. sweep o f the Tigers since June 1977. The ”I certainly wouldn’t take either Division I goif resuits Boston at California, 10:35 p.m. Cleveland 000 001 lOx—2 prescribed steroids for sprinter Ben Johnstm and other the game. L a Russa said, “ I guarantee i t Rook, Phil Valentine and Stave Kidd collacted ques for Brent Severyn, defensanxin. The National League took Monday off. Tigers have lost six straight, all on the one for granted, but I ’d be pretty two each. Rick Milka had two for Wbrd. HARTFORD (AP) — Hero are the results of DP—D etroit 1, Cleveiarxi 1. LOB—Detroit 10, . athletes because he feared they “ would kill themselves” 36,000 have seen him do it many, many National League standings WATER POLO The Chicago White Sox thought so The Athletics and White Sox ^ l i t a confident going into it,” Agassi said. Monday's CIAC boys golf championships: Cleveland 7. 2B—Fryman (7), Skinner (7). if they continued to administer their own treatmenu — times.” road. They are 1-12 in their last 13 road East Division S—Fermin. USA Water Rolo much o f Harold Baines that they retired Rec Dlsiaion I: USWP—Named John Tanner assistant coach four-game series, which included a games. In all, three Americans and two W L Pel. QB IP H RER BB SO was suspended from practicing medicine for 18 months his number. Baines had their number this And they have. USA/MC beat Mainville Electric, 17-5, at Nike Al the par-71, 8,906-yard Crestbrook Park for the National A team bench-clearing brawl on Saturday when Nagy (2-5) got hisTirst win since April Germans, all of them seeded, Golf Course in Watertown: Pittsburgh 32 15 .681 — Detroit arxl fined $5,000. Baines is second on the White Sox all- Field. Jeff Anderson arxl Tony Bogoslofsic had NewYbrk 26 21 .553 6 Terrell U2-6 8 8 2 2 2 1 COLLEGE time. A ’ s catcher Tbrry Steinbach was hit in the reached the quarterfinals o f the clay four Nts apiece for the winners. Each homered. Team results: 1, Fairfield, 313; 2. New METRO ATLANTIC ATHLETIC CON­ time home run list with 186. He was No. 22, gave up eight hits, striking out six and Canaan. 320; 3. (He) Fairfield Prep end Glas­ SL Louis 26 22 .542 61/2 Clavsiand Baines broke out o f a slump by going head by a Bobby Thigpen pitch. Stein­ court tournament, reflecting the Paul Govarino, Brian Carr and Andy Bedlack Chicago 26 23 .531 7 NagyW,2-5 7 8 0 0 1 6 FERENCE—Extended the contract to play its Jordan N B A player of year walking one. Shawn Ifillegas pitched two had three Nts each with the latter homaring tonbury, 323; 5, (tie) South Windsor and mtin's baskstball tournament at Knickerbocker 4-for-4 against his former team, including bach was released from a hospital on strength o f the two nations that have Manchester, 326; 7. Newington artd Newtown, Philadelphia 22 27 .448 11 Hillegas S,4 2 1 0 0 1 1 itmings for his fourth save, allowing one while Bill Karr contributed two hits. Mark Perez, Nagy pitched to 1 belter in the 8th. Arena through the 1994 season. ST. LO U IS (A P ) — C h i ^ o Bulls guard Michael Jor­ a three-run homer in the first inning, as 328; 9, Hamden, 329; 10. Wethersfield. 330; 11, Montreal 20 29 .408 13 Monday. hit. won the last three Davis Cups. Jim Thurston, Dave Deranch and Tom Jarrish WNiDIvtolon Um^res—Home, Morrison; FIrsL Welke; ARKANSAS STATE-Announced »ie resig­ dan was named The Spmting News NBA player o f the AL Roundup had two hits each in defeat Notre Dame-West Haven, 332; 12. Greenwich, nation of n it Collins, defenslvs coordinator. Oakland beat Chicago 5-3 Monday night O f the other three quarterfmalists, 334; 13. Staples-WestporL 338; 14, Simsbury, W L Pel. QB Secorxf, Scott; Third, Evans. year and Houston RockeU coach Don C h ^ y was Indians 2, Tigers 0: Charles Nagy Twins 3, Orioles 2: Jack Mmris gave Los Angeles 28 21 .571 — T—231. A—6,832. CINCINNATI—Annourxted the resignation of “I have a lot of great memories from only top-ranked Stefan Edberg is a Nike 341; 15. Cheshire, 344; 16. Ridgefield, 351; 17. pitched seven strong iimings and Beau up two runs in eight-plus innings and Atlanta 25 21 .543 11/2 Garnett Purnell, assistant athlstic drsctor for selected coach o f the year. New Jersey Neu forward Der­ my years in Chicago,” said Baines, who Conard-West Hartford, 352; 18. Rockville, 354; compliance, to become a compllancs repre­ 1 when traded to Texas in 1989, but has Allred drew a bases-loaded walk from Kent Hrbek snipped a scoreless tie with a favorite. Hlasek and Argentina’s Allied Printing beat PUP Auto Parts. 12-7. 19. Maloney-Meriden, 361; 20, New Britain, San Diego 26 25 .510 3 Athietics 5, White Sox 3 rick Coleman was selected rookie o f the year and Bucky John Pierson, John McDermott and Bob Han­ sentative for the NCAA. hit his first homer in the new Comiskey since been passed by Carlton Fisk’ s 198. Franco Davin were unseeded. 369 . Cindnnali 24 24 .500 31/2 OAKLAND CHICAGO Buckwalter, vice president of basketball operations for Walt Terrell (2-6) in the sixth as fourth-inning homer as hfrrmesota won son tad Allied with three Nts each with Hanson Houston IS 31 .367 10 CLEMSON—Nomad Lorry Brown trwn's as­ Park. “They decided to go with young In the other half of the draw, Individuals a b rh b i a b rh b i sistant baskstball coach. Cleveland beat visiting Detroit to com­ for the sixth time in seven gam ^. homaring. Mika Rtzsimmons, Bruce Clements Colin Amaral, Hamden 37-36—73 San Francisco 18 32 .360 101/2 W W IsnIf 5 0 2 0 Cora 2b 4 0 0 0 the Portland Trail Blazen, was named executive of the “How many fans were out there NEW HAMPSHIRE—Announced the resigna­ players at the time, and they’re a better Morris (6-5) gave up seven hits, Stich is favored to win his quarter­ and Mark McCormack had two hits each. Noah Borrero, South Windsor Sunday's Games Gallego ss 4 1 1 0 U h n sn cf 4 0 1 0 year. plete a four-game sweep. Denny Shooter had three hits in defeat wNIa Chicago 4, Montreal 3 tion of Mike Bruckner, sports information direc­ tonight” Oakland manager Tony La team now than a couple a years ago,” final Wednesday against Davin, 38-37—75 (won three-hole playoff. 13-15) Cnseco rf 4 0 0 0 Thmas dh 3 0 1 0 tor. It was Cleveland’s first four-game walked one and struck out fiv e . Larry Wysa, Tim Wiesnaski and Dave Bonham Kevin Donovan, Wethersfield 34-41—75 Rttsburgh 5, Philadelphia 3 DHdsncf 4 110 Pasqualb 3 0 0 0 ranked 69th in the wtn-ld. But a Ger- had two each. StLouls3, NewVbrkl N.C. CHARLOTTE—Named Jim McClellan Chris Curtiss, Glastonbury 40-36—76 Baines dh 4 2 4 3 Grbeck ph 0 0 0 0 worrwn's volleyball coach. man-American semifinal in that J.J. Henry. Fairfield 41-35—76 Los Arigeles 4, Cincinnati 1 McGwr 1 b 4 0 1 0 Raines ph 10 0 0 Northern San Diego 3, Houston 1 Pitcher 3b bracket is far from certain, with Ed­ Kevin Preli, Glastonbury, 39-37—76 Law 3b 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 Economy Oil defeated PM Constructioa Scott Chalssop New Canaan 39-37—76 San Francisco 2, Atlania 1 Bikshp 2b 4 1 2 2 F iskc 3 2 1 1 berg favored in his match against 15-9, at Robertson Park. Tim Smedick and Pete Vitali, Noire Dame-West Haven 39-38—77 Monday's Qamaa Weisses 0 0 0 0 Vntura 3b 3 1 1 0 No gomes scheduled Leaders the hard-hitting N o. 9 seed, Jim Sean Nevins had three hits each for Economy Ken DeNicolo, South Windsor 40-37—77 Quirk c 3 0 1 Newsonlf 1 0 1 1 wfiNa Steve McCann end ftiu l Millar collected Peter Cowenhoven, Fairfield Prep 40-37—77 lUeoday's Gamee Snyder If 1 0 1 0 Courier o f Dade City, Fla. three each in defeat DenNs Cascone, Fairfield 40-37—77 New Ybrk (Corw 5-3) at Cirxtinnati (Hammond M ^ llo p h 10 0 0 3-3), 7.35 p.m. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Courier demolished his friend and B^an Lebedevitch, Fairfield 40-38—78 Soearf 3 0 0 1 PGA money leaders Rodvan ^ n Frarxxsco (Burkett 2-3) at Rttsburgh Guillen ss practice partner, 243rd-ranked Todd Todd Milligan, Cheshire 37-41—78 3 0 1 0 PONTE VEDRA, Flo. (AP) — Money leaders Chris Sellitto, Simsbury 39-39—78 (Z.Smlth 7-2), 735 pm. Totals 36 5 13 5 Totals 30 3 7 3 Lathrop Insurance beat Highland Park Philadelphia (Mulholland 6-3) at Atlanta on the 1991 PGA Tour through The Kemper Martin, on Monday to reach a Grand Market 10-8. Matt Mirucki and Tom Crockett Mike Carbray, Notre Dame 37-41—78 Oakland 300 100 100-5 Open, which srxied June 2: NOTICES 1 LOST and FOUND 10 PART TIME HELP 11 HELP WANTED 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE 21 HOMES FOR SALE Matt KohuL Manchester 42-36—78 (Glavirte 8-2), 7:40 p.m. Chicago 020 000 001—3 Slam quarterfmal for the first time. lad Lathrop with three Nts each. Glen Boggini San Diego (Benes 2-6) at Chicago (Scanlan 1. Corey Ftavin $721,898 WANTED and Bob Lebraux lad HPM with three hits each Paul Gilberto, Conard 42-37—79 DP—Oeklarxf 3, Chicago 2. LOB—Oaklarxl 2. Lanny Wbdkirw $564,030 As a condition precedent IMPOUNDED-Medium MAI UKE-Babysitter to •VERNON-$182.000, “Edberg is capable of playing 2-1), 835 p.m. 7, Chicago 5. 2B-Balnes (10). HR-Baines *BOLTON-Seo the sunset •MANCHESTER-Center while Kevin Schaffer baited two homers. Tom Fischetto, Ridgefield 41-38—79 3. Steve Pats $518,795 to the piacement of any size female, black and care for son, age 3, and Boulder Ridge unique 7 great on clay,” Courier stud. “Clay John O'Connell, Fairfield Prep 39-40—79 Montreal (M.Gordner 0-2) at Houston (Har- (6), Blankenship (2). Fisk (2). CS—WWilson (3), •NEWS CORRESPON- on the water from your door Colonial on tree nisch 3-3), 8 3 5 p.m. 4. Rocco Mediate $481,211 advertising in the brown dog picked up on DENT-We currently daughter, age 8. Oc­ atk). Beautiful Bolton room Raised Ranch. Bob Snyder, Newtown 43-36—79 Baines (1). S—Gallego. SF—Sosa. 5. Ian Wbosnom lined street. Classic is favorable for me against him, Los Angsiss (Hershiser 0-1) at St Louis IP H RER BB SO $476,683 Manchester Herald, Ad­ Rt. 6. Call Bolton casional weekday Cathedral ceiling living Jason Oatway, Manchester 40-39—79 6. Davis Love III $439,774 have an opening for a Eaka could be your New England at its though I feel confident, and so does (DeLeon 2-4), 8.35 p ra Oakland nights and weekends. Matt Miner, Manchester 41-38—79 7. R iu l Azinger $430,423 vertiser hereby agrees Warden. 646-3102. news correspondent to back yard. Waterfront, best. Screen porch for room, kitchen with famn Little League David Brock, Cheshire 41-39—80 Wsdneaday's Gamas to protect, indemnify Bolton location. Phone ly room area, sun room he, I expect.” San Diego at Chicago, 2-90 p.m. Slusarski W,2-2 6 3 2 2 4 2 8. Tom Purtzer $429,532 LOST-Kitty. BlackAvhite, cover Andover/Bolton $182,500. Call Barbara enjoying the beautiful Chris Vassallo, Bristol Eastern 43-37—60 Klink 12-3 3 0 0 0 1 9. Jay Don Blake $395,194 and hold harmless the events. This is a part 643-7427 after 5. with Jacuzzi. 3 Chang has performed well thus Joe Nagel, Ledyard 41-39—80 New Ybrk at Cindnnali, 735 p.m. gold eyes, female, 1 Weinberg, RE/MAX weather. Asking Son Francisco at Pittsburgh, 735 p.m EckersleyS,15 1 1-3 1 1 1 0 1 10. Jeff Sluman $372639 Manchester Herald, its time position which in­ East of the River, 647- Bedrooms, partial far under pressure, surviving against American Dave Saxe, New Canaan 43-37—60 Chicago year old. Vernon area. $174,900. Call Barbara PUBUSHBTSNOTICE: Kevin Hedstiom, Newington 43-37—80 Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:40 pm. 11. Steve Elkington $363,109 officers and employees cludes covering town 21 HOMES FOR SALE 1419. Weinberg, RE/MAX recreation room, 2 Jimmy Connors and local favorite Army A Navy pounded Modern Janitorial, Hibbard L.3-4 72-3 11 5 5 1 5 12. Craig Stadler Named Katy. 871-6152. EQUAL HOUSING NOTE: Amaral and Borrero quall^ for the Montreal at Houston, 835 pm $350,821 against any ana all government meetings East of the River, 647- baths, fireplace. Call us 12-2, at WaddeB F M . Ed Carroll tossed five in­ Perez 1 1-3 2 0 0 1 2 13. John Cook $348,948 •FREE-Froe-Freel OPPORIUNTTY Guy Forget despite huge center- New England Championships June 17 at Los Angeles a t S t Louis, 6 3 5 p.m WP—Slusarski. liability, loss or ex­ and feature writing. *A REAL-Steall Cape, 3 to seel UAR Real nings to notch the victory for A&N. Joe Albright 14. Andrew Magee $348,729 2 PERSONALS Seminar, CHFA-FA-Va. 1419. A l Raol Estate odvertbed In court crowds cheering for his rivals. Lyman Meadow GC in Mkfdlalield. Umpires—Homs, Cousins; First, Roe; pense including bedrooms, 1 bath, very Estate, 643-2692. Jeff Brown and Darryl Ftoulllard collected three Eastern League standings 15. Hale Irwin $332076 Please apply in writing Learn how to buy ttiis neiMspoper Is subject to hits each while Ryan Gliha played well defen­ Secorxf, Reed;TNrd, Brinkman. 16. Curtis Strange attorneys' fees, arising to: Manchester Herald, spacious master •MANCHESTER- the Federal Fair Housing A ct H e said the experience reminded W P e t QB $328,897 MATURE-Single card homes in (Coventry and •WATERFRONT-Out- sively. For Modem, Jim Rivera, John Sheehan L T—2:55. A-36,341. 17. Mark Brooks from claims of unfair bedroom, ceiling fan, $245,000. Exc^ional o f 1968 w h ic h m akes It yhEigal him of Davis Cup matches on Canton-Akron (Indians) 29 17 .630 $319,429 players interested in P.O. Box 591, vicinity with little or no standing view 3 story and l^u l Allen hit well. Matt Spina and Rick 18. Mark O'Meara $315,630 washer/dryer induded. 10 room Contemporary to advertise "any prefer­ Twins 3, Orioies 2 trade practices, infring- card playing get Manchester, CT 06040, down payment. When: cedar ContemF enemy territory, when partisan Cortes played well defensively. Raadino (Phillies) 29 19 .604 1 19. Nolan Henke $300,992 Nicely decorated. Raised Ranch. 4 ence, Im itation or dbcriml- Albany (Vsnkaas) 25 20 .556 31/2 BALTIMORE MINNESOTA 20. Kenny Party ment of trademarks, togethers-Just for funi or call 643-2711 after Thursday, June 6th, n a tto n b a s e d o n ra c e , c o lo r. on 1.35 acre crowds root zedously against the Basketball $307,711 Coventry, $111,900. Bedrooms, 1-floor fami­ Harrisburg (Expos) 27 22 .551 31/2 a b rh b i a b rh b i 21. Ian Btotar-Finch $295,372 trade names or patents, 649-4173. 12-noon. 6:30 to 8:30 pm. No Iglon, sex. harxtlcap, tam- system, dock, visiting players. Hagarstow/n (Orlotos) 27 25 .519 5 Dvraux cf Gagne ss 22. Tom Wbtson violation of rights of Phil Blazawski, Dir: RT ly room, large office ly sfiatus, or m tkxxil origin, or 4 0 0 0 4 1 1 0 $204,548 NULLI’s-Restaurant resenrations necessary. bedrooms, 3 baths. Bal- Williamsport (Mata) 23 25 .479 7 H ulett3b 3 10 0 Knbtch2b 4 0 1 0 23. Tom Kits $286,324 privacy and infringe­ 31 to Lake St. Lake be­ room or leisure room, any Intention to moke any “ His strength is in the fact that he needs line cook with Where: 3466D Main St., cony and deck. NBA Finals Glance Lorxfon (Tigars) 19 31 .380 12 CRpken ss 4 1 3 1 Puckett cf 4 1 1 1 24. Bob Tway $262477 ment of copyright and 3 ANNOUNCEMENTS comes Cross St. House formal dining, 2 such preference. Irritation stays on the baseline and that he Rec Soccer Naw Britain (Red Sox) 14 Coventry. Featuring: or dbcrim lnattoa " $299,975. Frank (Baot-oFT) — 34 .292 16 O rsulakrf 4 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 1 2 2 25 Chip Beck $277,512 Italian cooking fireplaces, 2 baths. Monday's Gatitea proprietary rights, unfair on RT across from Champ. Dir: RT 31 to makes long rallies,” Becker said of Chicago vs. LA Lakers Mlllgan dh 3 0 0 0 CDavisdh 3 0 2 0 26. Mark Colcavscchla $269,523 •••STRAWBERRIES*** experience. Part time, Mark Townsend, 20x40 Inground pool. this newspoper w ll rx>t know­ Conton-Akron 4, New Britain 2 Horn ph 1 0 1 1 Harperc 27. Billy Andrade competition and libel Elementary School. ingly accept any advertising Daley RD to Standish, Chang. “I am not going to let him Sunday, June 2 4 0 0 0 $266,036 Pick Your Own! go on to full. Mr. Annulli, Mortaage Loan Rep., Excellent condition Pee Wee LA Lakers 93, Chicago 91, Lakers lead series Only game s c h ^ led HoHespr 0 0 0 0 Larkin rf 10 0 0 2 5 Ted Schulz $265,544 and slander, which may Philips Real Estate, (or Real Estate which b in vio­ 1 S t house on left. 'nisadey's Gamee Chaponis Brothers. 647-1500. McCTue Mortgage, throughout. U&R play like that” 1-0 Segui 1b 4 0 2 0 G Iddenlf 10 0 0 29. Nick Price $263,580 result from the publica­ 742-1450. lation o f the law. Our readers Philips Real Estate. Tornadoes 5 (Craig Delguidica 2, Joe Lodge, Harrisburg a t Albany Whitt c 3 0 1 0 Pgirulo 3b 3 0 0 0 30. Gem Sauers Clark St., S. Windsor. Mortgage Officer will be Realty, 643-2692. are hereby informed that all In 1989, Chang became the first John Kehoe, Ben Tabachnick), Express 0 Wednesday, June 5 $256,825 tion of any advertise­ 742-1450. New Britain at Hagerstown M cKntIf 4 0 0 0 Nwmon3b 0 0 0 0 31. Fuzzy Zoeller $254,507 Free containers. Sorry- available to quality you. dweMngi odvertbed In thb American to win the French Open Timbers 7 (Joe Scollo 4, Ashley Tupper '2, LA Lakers at Chicago, 9 p.m. ment in the Manchester •BOLTON-Contemporary. Friday, June 7 Reeding at W illiam sport 2 BRpkn2b 2 0 10 Munoz if 3 0 1 0 32 Scott Hoch $254,302 No Children Under 14 Philips Real Estate, •NEW LISTING- n e w sp a p e r a re a v a ila b le on 81 SCHALLER RD- Jon LaFbrge), Penguins 0 Canton-Akron at Loiidon Herald by advertiser, in­ Gracious home with im- an equal opportunity basb. since 1955. This year marks the fost CNcago at LA Lakers, 9 p.m. Evans ph 10 0 0 33. John Huston $248,894 Allowed in Field. Open; Just because 742-1450. Manchester, newer Jaguars 4 (Michael Silva 2, Brendan Cross, Wednesday's Gamas Bell 2b 0 0 0 0 34. Jim Hallst cluding advertisements rassive tile foyer. 3 To complain of dbcrimlno- $180,000. Large brick time that three Americans have John O'Connor; Jimmy Norton, Kitty and Sunday,Junes . $241,873 8:00am-8:00pm or until Harrisburg at Albany ToUla 33 2 8 2 ToUls 31 3 8 3 3 5 Bruce Lietzke in any free distribution iving areas for enter­ •GARRISON-Colonial, Contemporary high tio n c o l; Ranch with private Michael Fink played well). Meteors 1 (Brian Chicago at LA Lakers, 7 pm. $226,803 picked out. Call 528- you don't use B reached the quarterfinals since 1984, Wednesday, June 12 New Britain at Hogmtown BaHImore 000 001 001—2 36. Tom Stockmann $227,972 publications published tainment and family East Hartford, Ranch near the Lutz. 3 HUD toll-free at: yard, fireplace in living Sapienza; Jarred Airery played well) Reading at Williamsport Mlnnssola 000 120 OOx—3 37. Bob Lohr 5741 for latest when Connors. John McEnroe and Oilers 8 (Drew Gilbert 2, Craig Carobianio 2, Chicago at LA Lakers, 9 p.m.. If necessary $212,846 activities. 3 Bedrooms, $184,900. Lovely, well Bedroom, cathedral room, extra large Canton-Akron at London DP—Baltimore 1, Minnesota 2. LOB—Bal­ 35MlkeHulbert by the Manchester 1- 800424-8590 Ricky Connors 2, Matt Axler, Derrck Bride), Jets Friday, Juiw 14 $200,842 information. OPENING- an Hem 2-1/2 baths on cul-de- cared for, '4 bedroom celling, lots of light, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2 Jimmy Arias got that far. timore 6, Minnesota 6. 2B—CRipken (11), Horn 39. PHI Blackrmr $185,801 Herald. 1 (^an Gott; Gregg Barnett Jeff Siallone LA Lakers at Chicago, 9 pm., if necessary Saturday, June 1st. sac. 2-1/2 Acre lot. home featuring large good value, $169,900. baths, full basement at­ N o German has won the men’s Sunday, June 16 (4), Whitt (1), Knoblauch (9), Hrbek (5), CDavis 40. David Eckvarde $183,370 •REAL-Budget saverl played well). (13), Munoz (3). HR-Hrbek (5). 41. Fred Funk doesn't mean $204,900. *We’re Sell­ living room with built in Call Linda Brown, RE/ tached 2-car garage. ‘ title here since Henner Henkel in LA Lakers at Chicago, 7 pm., if necessary $192212 Spacious and affor­ Midget IP H RER BB SO 4Z Scott Simpson $186,672 ing Houses r Blanchard booKcases, formal MAX East of the River, dable lake-area Lot 90x156. Marion E. 1937, and never beftKe have there B altim ore 43. Larry Mize $186,063 WHY SEND A CARD? the item has A Rossetto, 646-2482. dining room , e a t In 647-1419. Robertson, Realtor, Sportons 4 (BrorKfon McCormick 3, John JMRbn U3-5 4 2-3 8 44. Arxly Bisan Colonial. WasherAJryer, been tw o Germans in the quarter­ $186,018 kitchen, first floor 643-5953. Devanney), Comets 1 (Tim Barry) NBA playoff leaders Frohwirih 21-3 0 4 5 Hal Sutton $185,828 •BRAND-New listingl The •NEW-To market, 2 family. woodburning stove, finals. Neither Becker nor Stich has Tennis Make your own personal wishes to lost Its value. laundry and 12x11 Breakers 4 (Ben Wry, Ben Horn, Chris NEW YORK KHgua 1 0 46. Ray Floyd $173,178 owners have showered Possible owner financ­ enclosed front porch. MANCHESTER-Ex- Heneghan, Jason Rekf), Apollos 1 (Eric Mun- M nn sso la 47. Ben Crenshaw enclosed breezeway. ever won a tournament on clay. dividual playoH scoring, field goal percantoge, $172,248 that special person in your life. this lovely home on ing on this 5 and 5, 2 Coventry, $109,900. panded Cape. 3 roe; A ^e w Zappa and Mark Tatasciore played rebounding and assist leaders through June 2: Morria W.6-5 6 7 45 Bill Britton $170,741 Why not D.W^ Fish Real Estate, Roy Osborne, Dir: RT In addition to the Chang-Becker well). French Open results K n o llw o o d R d . in family, 3 Bedrooms bedroom, 2 baths, Scoring AguHera S,12 1 1 49. Russ Cochran $162243 Such as birthdays, weddings, 50. G il Morgsn 643-1591 or 871-1400. each side. Separate 31 to Daley Rd.. LT on skylights, large yard, 2- and Agassi-Hlasek matches, today’ s Rowdies 2 (Tim Wbllenberg 2), Comets 0 G FG FT Pts Avg RkRIS (AP) — Results Monday of the $6.6 Morris pilchad to 1 batter In toe 9th. $160,485 Manchester with lots of (David IM illgang played wall). exchange it for systems. Each apart­ Lakeview to stoip sign, schedule features the women’s Jordan, Chi. 13 148 104 409 31.5 million French Open tennis championships HBP—by JMRobinson (Ljvkln). 51. Fred Couples $153,158 anniversaries, holidays. tender loving carel Tas- •JUST-ReducedI Unique car garage. Quiet 52 Don Forsman Tors 3 (Erin Winker, Al Trombley, Kara K.Malone, Utah 9 95 77 267 29.7 (saedings in parentheses): $147,638 Contemporary set on a ment approximately RT on Squirrel, 2nd central locaibn. Bowers quarterfinals. Denz), Falcons 1 (Seth Ackerman) tefully decorated, Person, Ind. 5 48 17 130 26.0 Hen American League ieaders 53. Btoim M cC alllstsr $147,528 Call Classified Today cash with an ad rivate 5.5 acre lot in 1000 square feet. Ce­ house on right Philips School District. The pairings: top-seeded Monica 54. Brian Clear wonderful hardwood Robinson, S.A. 4 35 33 103 25.8 Singles Based on 136 at BoU. $147,458 lanchster. Green ment patio, 2 Real Estate,742-1450. $135,900. 649-1279. Juniors Hardaway, Q.S. 9 90 30 227 25.2 Fourth Round 55 Loren Roberta $146,317 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 floors, slate foyer, spa­ B Seles against Spain’s seventh- a AB1 R H Pot. 56. Jose Marta Olozabol in Classified? cious family room with house, sun room, and driveways. Aluminum Strikers 1 (Jason Russo), Bears 1 (Adam Barkley, Phil. 8 74 48 199 24.0 Stefan Edberg (1), Sweden, def. Andrei CRipken Bit 48 187 32 66 $145,800 •SWEEPING-Country MANCHESTER-Walk to seeded Conchita Martinez, No. 2 Cherkasov, Soviet Union, 7-6 (7-4), 6-4,6-3. .353 57. Bobby Wbdkins and ask for sided. Very nicel Clark) Johnson, Sea. 5 46 24 120 24.0 Sierra Tex 44 184 36 65 .353 $143,063 fireplace, first floor open floor plan. Truly a views! $259,900. So Martin. 4 Bedroom, 2-1/ Franco Davin, Argentina, def. Arnaud 55 Ed Dwgherty Asking, $184,900. Stefrl Graf against No. 13 Nathalie Cyclones 6 (Kasey Sibrinsz 2, Tracy Funk, Mullin, G.S. 8 69 43 190 23.8 MoHtorMII 45 198 36 69 .348 $141,638 643-2711 laundry area, 2 car home that must be much to say on this Boetsch, Franca, 7-6 (7-2), 4-6,6-3,6-1. 50.Kallhaaarwatar nze or Paula 2 baths. New kiti^en, Josh Egon, Dan Genovase, Ryan Zawistowski), Flobertson, Mil. 3 29 10 71 23.7 Joyner Cal 45 177 31 61 .345 $140,870 seen. $195,000. *We’re Strano Real Estate, Tauziat of France, No. 3 Gabiiela Michael Stich (12), Germany, def. Fobrice 60. Tkn Simpson garage with garage vintage Colonial w!th 8 carpetino. Under Rowdias 2 (Tom S t Laurant Mark Winburen) Johnson, LAL 15 97 127 340 22.7 EMartinez Sea 47 161 32 55 .342 $140,863 Selling HousesI” 647-7653. Sabatini against No. 6 Jana Novotna Lewis, Bos. Santoro, France, 6-3,6-1,6-2. 61. BUI Sander $134,122 door opener, pretty, rooms, 2 full baths, 2 $200,000. Owner, 649- 11 95 56 246 2Z4 MLewisCle 34 136 18 46 .338 Blanchard A Rossetto, Intermediate Richmond, G.S. 9 85 23 201 22.3 Jim Courier (9), Dade City, Fla., def. Todd 6 2 Dove Rummells $133,390 lightly treed yard for •NEWSFLASH-CHFA- fireplaces, plus upr fairs 1662, leave messiage. of Czechoslovakia, and*No. 4 Mary PolonlaCal 45 190 36 64 .337 63. Buddy Gardner 11 HELP WANTED Hurricanas 1 (Matt Lavery), Diplomats 1 Olajuwon, Hou. 3 26 14 66 22.0 Martia East Lansing, Mich., 6-9 6-3, 6-3. Puckett Min 49 201 27 67 .333 $131,650 privacy. All this and 646-2482. M oney is coming in 3 room apartment. 5 Joe Fernandez against No. 5 Pippen, ON. 13 110 60 283 21.8 Doublaa 64. Don HoUdorson $127,121 (Chris Horissn) DHdsnOak 48 187 36 62 .332 6 5 David Frost GENERAL-Laborers. Im­ morel $224,900. Jad<- •LEAN-Little pricel Tree June. Stop in or call to Acres of beautiful 2 3 CONDOM DOUM S ' Arantxa Sanchez Vicario o f SpaiiL Racors 2 (Jimmy Barry, Jason Marsh), Row­ Drexler, Port 16 128 76 347 21.7 Third Round Boggs Ben 46 173 28 57 .329 $122,686 NEWS son A Jackson Real Miller. Ind. Luke Jansen, Ludington, Mich., and Laurie 66. Jay Delsing $118,537 mediate openings. Earn lined street, carpeting, be pre-qualified. Select views, 3 car garage F O R 8 A L B Graf and Seles have never lost to dias 2 (Kyle Zawistowski, Andrew Rtting) 5 34 32 108 21.6 Wbrthy.LAL 15 137 47 324 21.6 Warder (15), Australia, def. Jorge Lozano, National League leaders 67. Mike Smith $117,270 $22(X) monthly putting Estate, 647-8400. eat-in kitchen, 3 from a huge inventory plus 2 carports. Great their quarterfinal opponents. Hawkins, Phil. 8 47 59 167 20.9 Mexico, and Christian Minlussi, Argentina, 5-7, e5StanUltoy $116,486 together various arts of CHFA. Approved area for horsesi Justice MALLARD VIEW-New 69. Ksnny Knox •EXCELLENT- bedrooms, private Wilkins, AH. 5 35 32 104 20.8 6-4 ,6 -3 .. Bated on 138 at Bats. $114,621 CORRESPONDENT homes and condos. can't be done in this Sabatini holds a 5-2 edge over Q AB R 70. Bsmhord Longer and crafts localjy. Full Manchester, $162,500. beach rights, enclosed Ranch and Colonial McHale, Bos. 11 78 66 228 20.7 Tom Nljssert Netherlands, arxl Cyril Suk, H Pot. $112538 short space-Come seel Novotna, while Fernandez and Czechoslovakia, def. Guy Forget Franca, and TGwynn SO 51 205 30 73 .356 71. Ftayne Stswart $112538 and part time. For ap­ 3 Bedroom Colonial porch on large lot, Call us todayl homes. Change your plication call 203 781- Blanchard A Rossetto Anne Miller Real lifestyle to 1-flim IM ra. Sanchez ^ v e split two matches. Rec Baseball Field Goal Percentage Jakob Hlasek (^ , Switzerland, 6-2,6-1. JoseStL 47 175 30 61 .348 72B^Wblcott $ 1 1 2 0 0 2 We currently have an within waiting distance screened porch, full FG FGA Pet Paul Haarhuls and Mark Koavarmons (13), SamualLA 47 184 30 62 .337 73. Greg Norman $111,081 8608. to school. Vmyl sided, basement. Coventry Real Estate, 646-2482. Estate. 647-8000. 2 Bedrooms, 2 batn Robinson, S.A. 35 51 .686 Netherlands, del. Steve Devries, Sulsun, CcUII., OSmith S L 46 167 32 56 .335 74. JaflMaggart $106,147 Colonials. Attached 75B H yM ayM r opening for a news cor­ HOUSEKEEPER-For 1 -1/2 baths, garage and reducedi $114,900. I peti Pony League Cheeks, N.Y. 14 23 .609 and David Macpherson, Australia, 6-2,6-2. Pnditn Ad 43 137 26 45 .328 $104,674 •NOTHING-Beats newl arage. From FaktorSF 46 138 22 45 .328 76. WbyneLtari busy household with 3 a nice deck overlooking Roy Oeborne. Dir: RT sure to see this great 5 Parish, Bos. 58 97 .598 $103,328 New quality built homes 143,900. North Main The Red Sox nipped the Cubs, 11-10, at Perkins, LAL 101 169 .596 Women BIggloHtn 44 161 24 52 .323 77. JockNlcklaus $86,471 respondent to cover An- children, professional private yard with a 31 to Daley to 2nd LT is room Ranch on Green S Robinson stays Cheney Tech. Eric Lsvigne, Tony Muro, Brian featuring 3 bedrooms, 2 St. to Union St. to Ros­ Barkley, Phil. 74 125 .592 Doubles Z alto S L 46 164 24 S3 .323 75 JodtoMudd $96,828 parents, dog. Includes stone wall. D.W. Fish Lake Rd. Bear RT at Rd. in Manchester. 3 JaworM, Matt SImington and &endan Beer Ffobertson, Mil. 29 48 .592 Second Round HMorrIa CIn 43 155 19 49 .316 78. Brad Faxon $95,184 full baths, 2-car garage, setto Dr. 'We're Selling had two hits each for the Red Sox while Jason cleaning, ironing, Real Estate, 643-1591 fork. Philips Real Bedrooms, 1-1/2 baths, Thorpe, Hou. 22 38 .579 Sandy Collins, Odessa, Texas, and Mary McGee SF 44 171 20 54 .316 80. Brian Tennyson $84,557 dover/Bdton events. This 1-plus acrea lots and HousesI’ Blanchard A with Orioies Arguros and Brian Loomis had the only hits In errands. 10-12 Hours or 871-1400. Estate. 742-1450. large lower level rec Olajuwon, Hou. 26 45 .578 Pierce, France, dal. Roaolyn Folrbank-Nldeffar, 81. DougTaweH $84,328 beach-pier-boat launch Rossetto. 646-2462. defeat Escondido, Calif., and Elna Relnach (11), South 8 2 John Daly weekly, but flexible. room, wal(-up attic for Smita, Ind. 21 37 .568 College Wbrid Series glance $80,078 Is o part-time position •FIRST-Floor family room, •MAJOR-Reductlon privileges. Find out Divac, LAL Africa, 6-3,6-2. 83. MikaSprlngar $87,502 $9.00 Per hour. Send easy storage. Nice •END UNff-Town home, BALTIMORE (AP) — Former 63 114 .553 Doubis Elimination $134,900, Manchester. takeni $239,900. about this onel Third Round 84. Stave Jones $86,442 letter with qualifications deep, park Tike back 1500 square feat of Arantxa Sanchez Vicario, Spain, and Helena Friday, May 31 8 5 Duffy WUdorf which includes cover­ Vinyl sided 7 room Reduced^ $35,0001 Coventry, $134,899. Baltimore Orioles manager Frank Rebounding No. 8 Frssm State 6, No. 1 Florida Slate 3 $84,638 and references to: yard for garden lovers. comfortable living G Sukova (3), Czechoslovakia, def. Ginger Hel- 86. Nool Lancaster $84,420 Cape with 3 or 4 Stately charm abounds Phil Blazawski. Dir: Robinson, who was fired M ay 23, Off Def Tot Avg No. 4 LSU 8, No. 5 Florida 1 Manchester Herald, $129,900. Jackson A space. 2 Bedrooms, full Olajuwoa Hou. 3 12 32 44 14.7 gason, Edina, Minn., and Wiltrud Probst Ger­ 87. Jay Haas $83,452 bemooms, 1-1/2 baths, in this majestic center South St to Lakewood, will become an assistant general Radio, TV many, 6-2, 6-3. Saturday, June 1 85 Robert Wrann ing town government Box C l 05, PO Box 660, Jackson Real Estate, basement. Pleasant Robinson, S.A. 4 11 43 54 13.5 No. 7 Creighton 8, No. 2 Clemson 4 $83,174 fully insulated garage, hall Colonial with 5 RT on Midland, Lot on K.Malone, Utah 9 23 97 Katoy Jordan, Palo Alto, Calif., and Meredith 88. David Paoptos $82336 Manchester CT 06040. 647-8400. green complex that has manager for the team, his agent 120 13.3 No. 3 Wichita State 8, No. 6 Long Beach plus first floor family bedrooms, 2 rec rooms, left. Philips Real Estate, Rodman, DeL 15 67 110 177 11.8 McGrath j5). Midland, Mich., del. Nathalie 90.KkkTriptott *80,587 meetings and feature tnei ntry faeUng. Call says. Tauziat France^ and Judith Wiasnar (12), S tates room. Nice fenced-in and a sun roomi Today Barkley, Phil. 8 31 53 84 10.5 Sunday, June 2 742-1450. •THE MOVE-ls easy! Austria, 4-6, 6-2, 96. rear yard ideal for the Fireplaced kitchen, Barbara Wainbierg, RE/ Robinson has agreed to remain 4 p.m. — Collage World Series: Fresno Slate Oakley, N.Y. 3 15, 16 31 10.3 Rorlda 5, Florida State 0, Florida Stele THE DEADLINE FOR $161,900. Collect extra Ewing, N.Y. 3 2 28 30 10.0 Mercedes Poz and Gobriela Sabatini (8), Ar­ CAI.DWELL writing. growing family. D.W. fireplacad living room, *PLEASED-As punchl MAX East of the River, with the Orioles as an assistant vs. f^irlda, ESPN gentina, def. Katrina Adams, Chicago, and eliminated P LA C IN G OR income and say 730 p.m. — Mats at Rads, Channel 9, WFAN Cummings, S.A. 4 14 23 37 9.3 Pish Real Estate, 643- and fireplaced family This super 8 room 647-1419. general manager, Robinson’s agent Marwn Botlegraf (9), Nethsriands, 6-2,6-2. LSU IS, Fresno Stele 3 •Goodbye'l to your (660-AM) Parish, Bos. 10 33 50 92 9.2 Monday, June 3 Please apply In writing to: CANCELING AN AD IS 1591 or 871-1400. room complete the Ranch on Huckleberiy Ed Keating told The Washington 7 3 0 p.m. — Blue Jays a t Ttankees, MSG, W illis, Ad. 5 18 27 45 9.0 Mary-Joe Famondaz, Miami, and Zina Gar­ OIL Rd. in Manchester of­ landlord as you owner rison (4), Houston, def. Rachel McQuillan, Long Beech State 12, Clemson 11, Clemson 12 NOON THE DAY needed charm for your 23 LO TS Ac LAND FO R WPOP(1410-AM) efimlnoted •FIRST-Floor family room. fers 3 bedrooms, 2 full occupy this great Post. Team president Larry Luc- Assists Australia, and Catoarins Tonvier (14), France, BEFORE, MONDAY - 1 dream homel Anne SALE 730 ^m . — Giants at Pirates, ESPN 6-2, retired. Wichita State 3, Creighton 2,12 Innings 649-8841 Manchester Herald Coventry, $145,900. baths and family room Duplex r Owner's side chino said an announcement about 7.35 p.m. — Phillies at Braves, TBS G No. Avg. FRIDAY, IN OROER*. Miller Real Estate, 647- Elisa Burgin, Baltimore, arxl l^tty Fandick Tbeaday, June 4 Spacious Ranch on a and office. Also fea­ has 2-4 bedrooms, 1-1/ Robinson’s future would be made 9 p.m. — Boxing: Rodney Moore vs. Sammy Stockton, Utah 9 124 13.8 Gome 9 — Fresno State (42-22) vs. Florida TO MAKE THE NEXT 8000. MANCHESTER-BuildIng Johnsoa LAL 15 180 1Z6 (7), Sacramento, Calif., def. Claudia Kohd^ P.O. Box 591 beautiful lot with many tures fully applianced 2 baths and renova­ Fuentes, Junior welterweights, USA Cable (50-20), 4:06 p m Lot Exclusive Mountain today by the team and Robinson. Hardaway, G.S. 9 101 11.2 Kllsch, Germany, and L^la MaskhI (13), Soviet ISSUE. FRIDAY upgrades. 3 Bedrooms, 'NEW LISTING-4 kitchen, dug-in above tions throughout! Shiny 10.30 p.m. — Red Sox at Angels. NESN, Union, 6-4, 6-3. Gonw 10 — Creighton (50-21) vs. Long Farms araa. Ap­ Robinson was replaced by former WTIC K.Johnson, Phoa. 4 39 9.8 Beach State (46-21), 7:36 p.m AFTERNOON BY 2:30 dining room with Bedroom Colonial, es­ ground pool with hardwood floors, main­ Strickland, S.A. 4 35 8 8 Gigl Fernandez, Miami, and Jana Novotna, Manchester, CT 06040 proximately 1 acre. Un­ first base coach Johnny Oates. After 1030 p.rtt — Brewers at Athletics, ESPN Czechoslovakia (1), def. Julia Holard, France, Wsdneoday, June 5 P M FOR M O N D A Y S hardwood floor, base­ tate sale. Asking equipment, new pool tenance free exterior Thomas, DeL 13 111 8 5 Gome 11 — LSU (53-18) vs. Game 9 winner, $169,000. Call Ron for derground utilities, starting slowly under Oates, the M.Williams, Ind. 5 42 8 4 arxl Anks Huber, Germany, 6-4, 7-6 (7-0). Or call 643-2711 ISSUE. THANK YOU ment rec room plus of­ deck and 2 garage door and a yard thafs ready Wednesday Larisa Savchenko arxl Natalia Zvereva (2), 7G6 p m . .7 5 9 details, 649-3087. RE/ water, sewer. Asking Humphries, Mil. 3 25 8 3 FORYOUR fice over 2 car garage. openers. Move-In to tilll Make your offers Orioles have won five o f their last 2 a.irv — College Wbrid Series: teams TBA Soviet Union, def. Ivarw Jonkovska and Eva Thuradsy, June 6 C.O.D. after 12:00 noon MAX East of the River, ^ISO.OOO. 649-6711 or Drexler, Port 16 129 81 150 G.HIon M inim um D.W. Fish Real Estate condition I Better snap todayl Anna Millar Real seven games. (delayed), ESPN Melicharova, Czechoslovakia, 6-2. 6-4. Gome 12 — Wichita State (65-12) vs. Gome GOOPERATIONIll K.Smith, Hou. 3 24 8 0 10 winner, 7:36 p.m Prico subjocl to ch.inq.' 643-1591 or 871-1400. 647-1419. this one upl $179,900. Estate, 647-800n 742-1244. Tom. 10— M a n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Ibesday, June 4,1991 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tiiesday, June 4, 1991— 11 krr*N* CARLYLE by L w y Wriflht 81 OFFICE at RETAIL 91 CARS FOR SALE la ia a ia E a ______EQUIP.______THE NEW BREED BLONDIE by D«an Young ♦ SUn Drak* HONDA-1980 Accord. e ItOt by HaribelGuein Onirttgged by ELECTRONIC- Good condition, runs Crossword I'M SUPPOSED TO BRING I'D BETTER S E T WHAT MY WHAT'S HER IP I DON'T BRINS HOME HOME GROUND CMUOK, f-T WIPE SAID... I HAVE TO . B A TTLE p l a n ? WHAT SHE SAID, THERE'LL Typewriter. Excellent well. Asking $800. Call BUT THOSE STEAKS L THINK OP HER BATTlS BE A BATTLE r—- J condition. $150. Cali 643-6410. SpccioHs^DtfJf! LOOK m ig m t v g o o d PLAN 643-1866. ACROSS 46 North ol III. Answer to Previous Puiile 48 Princaia — ' w When you need to t Compultr 49 Of pooFra- E i a a a o i i D □ □ Let A Specialist advertise, nothing ..Urm latad gama □□□ □□□□ □nan $ Slilui — 54 Naw Mailco □na [iiaa[i] □□ D o lt ! works like OassMed KITCHEN & BATH PAINTING/ CARPENTRY/ I MISCELLANEOUS B — the night art colony REMODELING iM fot* 58 Larga PAPERING REMODELING I SERVICES ' Chrittmii conllnant □ □ □ □ □ □ 87 inSC. FOR BALE Dial 1$ Vast pariod 59 Spawn aaaaasa □□□ KITCHEN «t BATH WEIGLE'S PAINTING CO. FRANK YOUNG GENERAL . of lima 60 Think □ □ □ a n a a am *WCX3D-Window shutters. 643-2711 REMODELING Quality work at a CONTRACTOR ODD JOBS 13 Aclraat 61 Balwaan □□□□ aaaa □□□ N.C. and 2-Pairs, $12.50 per reasonable pricel Ntcfwn and bath remodeling Matkal □ciaaa □□□□□□□ P Visit o u r beautiful sho w ­ Trucking, 1$ Sacrad Ark. pair. Call 649-2603. • Roofing* Vinyl •Siding □ □ □ □ □ □ room or coll for your Interior & Exterior 15 PoAlical 62 Ravolvar, TONY MARCH Free Estimates • Replacement Windows Home Repairs. .. group a.g. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ AIR-Conditioner-18,000 • Custom Decks • Additions free estimate. Cali Brian Weigie You name it ~ We do it. 16 Do 63 — moth iQlO P| ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy JohnMti BTU. Good condition. SUICK-GMC HERITAGE KITCHEN 6434774 17 Oil axportar 64 Sot up Igoll $150 or best offer. Call 645-8912 • Ikgklmte $MW$a amkf BScaunlt 1$ Singar ball) Pre-Owned Specials ft BATH CENTER Free Estimates 'D6AR PUMKIl)'... HOW'6 u FItzgarald 65 Wide ihoa •tOOKIMG FORWARD TO A ARLO/ I'MWOTTHeOIOLY 649-7379 anytime. 84 Chavy Covetor 83,477 254 Brood Street hisured 19 01 a food •lia 11 UnIton 45 Puny MY 5WWT BfriOOIE-'?" REPEAT OF LA6TMKiHT/ owe WHO 5EW OLDER-Couple moving. 86FordEicort $3,877 MARTY MATTSSON CUSTOM QUAUTY ' plan 66 Coup d’ — 20 Dreg 47 NCO't MbE Whirlpool washer, large 86 Bronco II EddaBcuar $3,977 Manchester 21 Antimony 22 Artift'sdeg. nickname WIMK, WIMK.' O n it O O O !'’ fAY, fNibbKQib.WYmi! 86 Pontiac PnWema Wagon $6,977 One stop Improyements. ! tymbol DOWN capacity Kenmore 649-5400 Painting Interior/Exteiior 643-0304 24 Snare 49 Sheet of 87 Chavy Chavatta25K $3,977 Framing to Pakillng. 23 Altar Oct. 25 No cotton 87 Oldi Brougham 2 Dr. $7,677 dryer, 9x12 rose Wailpapering Licensad $ Insured, 24 Mutical 1 Newborn 26 Yule 50 Two words colored rug. Caloric gas 87 Toyota Pickup $3,977 29 Young Infant 27 Salad herb of under- SSPonllacGrandAm $7,977 Bath fir Kitchen 30 Years Experience a a a M em ber woman 2 Call ■landing range. Call after 5pm, AL's HANDYMAN 26 Cooking let « - 4 Hershel Guinn 88 Acu a htagra 12K $9,777 R em odeling References, Insured Can Dave Adamick tor a free quote. 33 Graak lattar 3 Implamant 30 Faelaner 51 Boat rope 646-3214. ______88 CanluyEftala Wagon $8^77 From home to yard and 34 An appla — 4 Package 31 American 52 Dixipated 88 Chavy Baratta 12K $6,977 Home renovations. 6 4 5 -6 5 2 3 Once again the skunks were unable to 649-4431 everything in between. 5 Campui Indian man END R OLLS 88 Biick Ragd $8,977 One coll does It dl. 36 Taka a area 32 German Mr. 53 Sand hill: convince the patrolman that the car’s 26 VACATION 3 2 APARTMENTS FO R 271/2* width-»1.00 89FordE>cortGT9K $7,977 No Job too smdi. Free estimates. chanca 6 Hookllke 35 Evergreen Brit. N 89BiJckPatkAvanua $13,977 RICK'S HANDVM/ ______RENT______Ree estimates. G .L MCHUGH PAINTING 37 Author Jaan party tree 55 I n ------emission control was working properly. PROPERTT 13* width-SO^* 90PontlacGrandAm40r. 1SK $9,377 M.— 7 Made of 38 Non- (roullnitad) 90 Brick Cantuy $10477 Intsrior/Exterior Painting CARPENTRY SERVH 2 8 9 -6 2 5 3 ' Aluminum Sheets 4/’S.OO 649-2871 Dwk., AddKIotw. n>mod.llng, \ 39 City In Utah ceroal moun- 56 Mrt. Charlae SNAFU by Bruea Baaltla CHARLESTOWN Rl- EAST HARTFORD/GLAS- NawiprtrV and rdb con b* pickad 90 Chavy G-20 Von 7K $11,977 Wallpapering - Paper removal 41 Comparallve 8 Stole talnoui Chaplin 90GaoMatro12K $$A77 nwwkt, ShMtrodi \)0WW% • ISS1 by M(A. me Summer rental. Call TONBURY-2 Bedroom IP at lha Mcpchaalar Hardd Ceilings repaired and replaced * Alto ClMining 6 Haubv lutlix 9 Beet area 57 Strike ONLY bafora 11 am . Monday 9) Buick LaSebra 8K $16,977 42 Flowar Ingredient ttwoughlKndoy______Serving Honie Owners East of the Sanior Ckliwi diMount 40 Club — 649-9994 after 5 pm. Duplex. $650 plus 91 Brick Ragd $16,277 HEATING/ 44 Tanant 10 Jel — 43 12, Roman SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lm Let A Specialist River Skico 1075 kMumd - IW mnoM Utilities/Security. New 722 Wethersfield Ave. \ fT C a ll to day k x your estim ate 646-1948 PLUMBING HAFFeNEO mEKER 31 ROOMS FOR RENT* wall to wall, washer/ 88 TAG SALES \ VYH/tr TO 7 Hartford. CT D o It! j T" 3 i r TT HE W4S HERB A MlttUTE AGO.' dryer hookup, parking, 249-1301 643-9321 kislatation and Rspladenient COVENTRY-Large, big back yard. No Pets. I’M O F F T O S E E T H E CARPENTRY, ofOLGas&Be^ 12 sunny, private 568- 2379. WIZARD-Moving to r M ASONRY, ■Watv Heaters entrance/bath, Kansas-must sell LAWN CARE VILLAGE PAINTERS rT7“ ^Center Motors^ CEMENT WORK ■Warm Air Furnaces T5“ fireplace. Non-smoking MANCHESTER-2 Bed- everything-garage & in Auto Sales Spedaliang in male. $400, 742-5861. room on 1st floor. Wal­ house sale. Impressive YARDMASTERS C a ll T o n y ■Boto 11 nut St. $700/Month in­ beer bottle/can 369-371 Main Street Exterior House Painting after Sp.m. Wilson Oil Company MANCHESTER-Free cludes utilities. Security, collection, furniture, Spring Clean-Up week with $100 security 6 4 9 - 4 3 0 4 Senior Citizen Discount ermaflfl references, lease. 646- household items. Lawns, Bushes, Trees Cut 6 4 9 - 0 8 1 1 deposit. Clean, quiet, 1990 Chrysler LeBaron $10,795 4412 or 649-4820. Saturda; 872-7782 furnished. 646-8337. 3V 1983 Chevy Citation $1,995 Yards, guUera, garages $$0|ORTOOSMAU MANCHESTER-5-1/2 June 8, 9^3pm-3pm. 160 Briar- 1965 Pontiac Grand Ptix $3495 daaned. Lawn Fertilizing. Appll- A BILITY - H A N D Y M A N hsksnf Sei>dc«/FrBe Eifimafet BaItVIOtchen Rannodelng 33 Room duplex near 384. wood Dr. Manchester. 1988 Hyundai Excel $2495 ancea Removed. Carpentry, AND HOME REPAIRS HELPING PEOPLE Bring bags if you can. 1984 Chevy S-10 Pickup $2,996 O ne ca l Does It All $750 a month. Call 649- HauHng, Backhoe Woik. Any type home repair JO Tifon CuMfftnM 37 satisfy their needs 6300. 1982 Horxia Accord $3495 Any Job Considered. AUTO DETAILING 9 1 C A R S F O R s a l e " 1986 Ford LTD $3,795 a n e w p n ^ MCriM and wants...that's PLUM8INC ai W ATINC 42 M A N CH ESTER -3 Family, 1983 Toyota Colica GT $3,996 Call 643-9996 InsideaOuL EEK AND MEEK by Howta Schnaidar what want ads are 3 bedrooms, excellent 1984 Toyota Supra $5,999 Professional G ir 643-9996 649^2871 condition. $650 plus 91 VW JETTAGL 1986 Pontiac 6000 IE $5,795 FRENOrS LAWN a THEE 8BIVICE Cleaning an about utilities. 228-1726. Automatic. Ak Conditioning 1985 Pontiac Fiero Cpe. $4495 IT TU?NS OUT NCUJ THAT EMfJSW NE I. now aoowiling motdne ooounl. r e X C E P T p o p o w e -T1lad Haicfiways, foundation cracks, our lawn service." 1 BEDROOM-Apartment, a Drivaway. Baalad Inducies: $625 plus utilities. No $ 9 ,4 9 5 New Arrivals Daily 33 2nd floor, on busline. rfWw irrHSPn dWPflMPV aBufllng-Waidna sump pumps, tite lines, gravity 34 pets. Call Peg, 649- ‘Tull Auto Repair Service" S4S-1312 LIONEL COTE $550. monthly. Peter- 89 Golf 2 Dr. a krterlor Shampoo feeds, and dry wens. Also damp­ 0781. ROOFING & SIDING man Bldg. 649-9404. a Engine Degreoshig ness proofing of concrete walls $ 6 ,9 9 5 HUNKVOUNC ■30 Y e a rs E x p e rie n c e I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME a Vir^ & Leather Condtioning and floors. Chimney dean outs, 1 or 2 RO O M S-For rent on 34 HOMES FOR RENT* EXTERIOR MAINTENANCE ■Fully Insured stumped? Get answers to clues by calling "Dial-a-W ord" by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Main St. Call 529-7858 87JettaG L CARDINAL ft LANDSCAPINC MC/Visa Accepted stone walls, and concrete repairs. at 1-900-454-3535 and entering access code number 18 4 ■License # 506737 Unscramble these four Jumbles, or 563-4438.______EAST HARTFORD-6 SacKxiol Mowing orxJ Over 40 years experienced. Sen­ 95c per minute; Touch-Tone or rotary phones. $ 5 ,9 9 5 BUICK, INC. SlxtogCtaarHUpa Center Motors one letter to each square, to form 2 Bedroom flat. Rooms, modern • Traa Rnmowd • Saadng 646-9564 ior dtizen dtecounts. four ordinary words. Apoliances. No pets. interior, kitchen, Many Other Used VWe J982 Plymouth Ralant $2496 • FartSilng Ask for our frt« brochure 369-371 Main S t Albert Zuccaro WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll $575/Month. 2 Months appliances, washer/ To Choose From 196SChavrolatCalabitty $3,796 KOWEA dryer included. No pets. 6 4 S -8 8 9 2 Security. 649-9455. 1986 Chavy Comoro $4,996 649-4304 Waterproofing Security dmosit, credit BOB RILEY W HEN MOl (SETA WHERE DOESTHE LEATHER. I KNEW I ©HOULDN'T 1986VWJattaGLZ $6,160 3 ROOMS-Heat/hot water, check. $890/utilities. TREE SERVICE/ HAVE EvAIO "Hi,,Aug. 22) This could be a WHY ARE WE j IT% TIME TO / GET SOME DRY STICKS, KRON, YES! TH EY WILL ALL BEx UMtvvvi,YOU A Primary will be held July 16, 1991, if a slate of opposition AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Don't let profitable day for you in commercial STOPPING, J s i g n a l TH E V SO WE CAN BUILP A FIRE! HAPPY TO SEE W EVE / A L L ? HAVE VtXJ / ARE RIGHT! canddates for such convention is filed in accordance with Sec­ in Classified Notice is h e re ^ given in ac­ your emotions govern your decisions dealings — it you're a good horse-trad­ TRIBE TH A T \ WHEN CXJR PEOPLE SEE THE BROUGHT NEW WIVES ' tions 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, of the General Statutes not cordance with A c tio n 9-168B % u r today, especially those of a financial na­ WEVE RETURNED! C SMOKE, THEY WILL (X)ME TO THE TRIBES! J /CNOW Z HAP A er. Don't volunteer to make conces­ later than 4:00 p.m. of June 12,1991. is easy. of the General Statutes that ture. If your feelings become the domi­ UP TO MEET US! the polling place for Voting c f i i r t h d ^ sions without getting something back In nating factor, you could suffer a loss. LOANS r p o o j e R B c c r f Z p O N A I Y Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the pro­ return. cedure for filing opposing candidacies may be obtained from JustcaK Distnet 2 has been relocated PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You could VIRGO (Aug. 23-8ept. 22) Sometimes, O L P Z-C3)a N, Louise F. Parkington, Republican Registrar of Voters 67 Hen- to the Community YWCA be the recipient of some good news at 643-2711 and the best laid plans of mice and men go dee Road, Andover, CT. Building, 78 North Main June 5,1991 this time which may be of more person­ Street. awry. If this happens to you today, don't I rift x '/ v i {a/ i l l i h g t o al benefit to you than it will be to other Marie R. Burbank, Town Clerk wedo the rest! accept it as a defeat; see it merely as a Edward Tomkiel, You may experience greater opportuni­ parties Involved. Andover, C T challenge. Town Clerk of Manchester ties in the year ahead than you have for ARIES (March 21-April 19) A situation L E T j^ e LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Seize the ini­ 006-06 ______quite some time. Develop wisely what is you recently did not handle well can be 003-06 tiative today and do what needs doing, IF offered; these opportunities could lead rectified at this time. The results aren't without relying on an authority figure to to your dramatic rise In status and apt to be optimum, but they should be LEGAL NOTICE point it out to you. Leadership qualities J i : YOU A P B . position. satisfactory for all concerned. iUl.41 A certified list of Republican party-endorsed carxfidates on the LEGAL NOTICE will be noted and perhaps materially re­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Conditions TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Well-Inten­ slate of district delegates to the September 7, 1991 State warded at a later date. ROBOTMAN by Jim Maddick A c e rtify list of a slate of party-endorae candidates for elec­ where your work is concerned should tioned tips from insiders on ways to Republican Party Rules Convention in the 35th Smatorial Dis­ SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Instead of PHIPPS by Joaaph FarrIa tion as D E LE G A TE S from the town of Manchester to the State be a bit more favorable today, but you make or save money might not be as trict in the town(s) of Andover, Ashford, Brooklyn, Chaplin, wasting time trying to change some­ Republican Paita Rules Convention to be held on September must be careful not to trip over your grand as they sound today, so be care­ IAR.R0B0TMW^, FLEAS VyELL,IWASAirM«<5 Coventry, Eastford, Hampton, Part of Mansfield, romfreL Tol­ thing that you lack the power to alter to­ NO. I W0RE^ 7, 1M 1, is on file in my office at Town Hall. 41 Center Street own feet. Let things progress at a natu­ ful. T ry to figure things out for yourself WVEOCfrrAt HUk\AN 8EIN6S.. Ok. ITS A land, Union, Vernon, Willington and Wbodstock is on file in rhy day, strike out on a fresh path. Here, PApOYRECEN'n.YAW)! J WSHIRE Manpester, Connecticut, and copies are available for public ral rate. Gemini, treat yourself to a instead. office at Town Office Building, 17 School Road, /Vidover, Con­ detribubon. what you do will yield immediate n a p IVC OUT..' ILAJ/E YOU BEfeN DIP lAVCANia BOONE ^ T IHRRIERON P&SS1BIU1V. birthday gift. Send for Gemini’s Astro- necticut and copies are available for public distribution. A Prirnary will be held July 16. 1991. if a slate of opposition benefits. I'VE 60T FLEAS.. J expo sep t o SEE head Graph predictions for the year ahead by m IMPERSONMioNttrf A Primary will be held July 16.1991, in said Senatorial District (^(fid a te s for such convention is filed in accordance with Sec­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) A ma­ For your personal horoscope, mailing $1.25 plus a long, self-ad- k E c e m iv ? .. HOW... if a slate of opposition candidates tor such Convention is filed tions 9-382 to 9-450, inclusive, of tite General Statutes not jor domestic Issue, of which you and loY«8cop«i lucky numbers T H A T . . . ^ , pursuant to Sections 9-408 of the General Statutes, not later later than 4.-00 p.m. of June 12,1991. dressed, stamped envelope to Astro- your mate hold diametrically opposing Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box and future forecast, call than 4.00 p.m. of June 12,1991. Petition forms. Instructions and information concerning the pro­ views, can be settled only by compro­ 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. Be Petition forms, instructions and information concerning the pro­ c u r e for filing opposing candidacies may be obtained from mise. Be the bearer of the olive branch. Aatro*Tons (95$ each minute; sure to state your zodiac sign. cedure for filing opposing candidacies may be obtained from Thomas H. Ferauson, Republican Registrar of Voters, Town CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Som e­ CANCER (June 21-July 22) Nurturing Touch-Tone phones only). the Republican Registrar of Voters of any town in the dfetrict Hall, 41 Center Street, Manchester, Connecticut. one you haven't been getting along too too many self-doubts today could defi­ well with recently Is anxious to make Dial 1-900-963-3000 and Marie R. Burbank, Town Clerk Edward Tomkiel, nitely Impede your progress. Think pos­ amends. If this individual attempts to enter your access code Andover, CT Town Clerk of Manchester itively and be more hopeful and expec­ At find an opening today, don't ignore the tant regarding results. number, which is 184 005-06 004-06 signals. 1