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Saturday, July 11, 1987 30 Cents NORTH SAYS CASEY USED SECRET FUND

By Harry F. Rosenthal rebels, “ This had better never come The out.” “ I took steps to ensure that it didn’t WASHINGTON - Lt. Col. Oliver and they fa iM ,” North said. North testified Friday that the late CIA For the first time since the bearings director, Williani J. Casey, welcomed began, members of the House and the fund created by secret arms sales to Senate committees squabbled publicly Iran because he could use it for with each other, arguing over the operations other than supplying the questioning of North by Senate commit­ Nicaraguan contras with weapons. tee counsel Arthur Liman. However, in his fourth day of There were complaints of unfairness testimony before the congressional from House Republicans, including Iran-contra committees. North denied Florida Rep. Bill Bif,cCollum, Who said that using the fund meant "a CIA Liman was “ acting like a pirosecutor... outside of the CIA” was being created, instead of a fact-finder.” as a committee lawyer suggested. Senators of both parties disagreed, Sen. William Cohen, R-Maine, a and Sen. Paul Sarbanes, D-Md., re­ member of the panel, said the testimony torted that he thought Liman’s question­ about the fund was "perhaps one of the ing was “ clearly within proper bounds,” most serious revelations” of the hear­ citing McCollum’s previous words as ings because it showed a plan to supporting the need for close circumvent Congress for secret interrogation. operations. McCollum, he said, had declared in Senate committee chairman Daniel regard to earlier testimony about secret I^u ye, D-Hawaii, saw the plan as “ the activities by North and others, ” I think creation and maintenance of a secret that that in itself may well be a crime. If government within our government.” it is not a crime it is certainly one of the North said that once, by using the highest acts of insubordination.” funds, be was able to obtain a ship North, during his testimony, repeated overnight after Casey had said, “ We his earlier statement that he lied to can't find one anywhere else: Get a Congress about his activities with the ship.” contras to lives, but Liman a s k ^ After that success, he said, he him if the real reason was because received a note from John Poindexter, Congress did not want the contras his boss at the National Security supported. Council, objecting that North’s opera­ “ If Congress decided nobody in the tional role was becoming too public and should render support AP photo ordering him not to talk to anyone else, whatsoever to the Nicaraguan Demo­ DAY FOUR — Former White House aide Oliver North holds up his including Casey, about it. cratic Resistance then it should have At one point. North said, Poindexter passed a law saying that,” replied hand in his fourth day of testimony Friday before the Iran-contra said to him in regard to the diversion of committee on Capitol Hill. Iranian arms sales profits to the contra Turn to page 3 rii«.aCTj.TS«K,a'?

SNAFU by Bnic* Beam* Policemen never had a chance North says Casey used Iran-contra fund when they went to make arrest Contlnned from page I North. The law passed by Congress INKSTER, Mich. (A P ) — Policemen sent to a motel forbade military support and covert aid to serve arrest warrants on bad check charges by intelligence agencies. encountered a woman and her three sons armed with Despite the seriousness of some of the several guns and apparently had no chance to shoot or topics, the tone during much of Friday’s negotiate before three officers were killed, authorities proceeding seemed less tense than on Vtir\ said Friday. previous days. ' ' i t ' The four suspecU. who had claimed to be bolding the Once. North asked Liman with a smile officers hostage, kept police at bay for 10 hours at the if the attorney was criticizing him for Bungalow Motel in this Detroit suburb before not shredding well enough. u u l surrendering at 3:15 a.m. Friday. “ My eyesight has suffered from Police Chief James Buckley said an automatic reading what you left behind.” Liman weapon, a high-powered rifle, a shotgun, handguns and answered, provoking laughter in the a flare gun were found in the motel room. Mayor Betty Senate Caucus Room. Miller' said police also found flak jackets and gas North, who contends he has been masks. flooded with public support, placed two ®8f>’ As many as 1,000 shots had been fired during the first big stacks of telegrams on the witness “He followed me home...can we three hours, Buckley said. table in view of the committees and the keep him?" One of the suspects was identified as Alberta Easter. television cameras. 69, the Wayne County Prosecutor’s Office said. The On a somber note, security at the other three suspects were her sons, said Wayne County hearings was increased after a death Sheriff Robert Ficano. threat against North was received, said Connecticut Weather The names of the sons were withheld pending a committee aide, who spoke on issuance of warrants and arraignment, tentatively condition of anonymity. No details about scheduled for noon Saturday in Westland, said a the threat were revealed. Eastern Interior, Central, Sonthwest Interior: Hazy, secretary who refused to identify herself. As the hearings continued on Capitol hot and humid Saturday. A 30 percent chance of an One of the sons was thought to be a kidney patient Hill: afternoon thunderstorm. High around 90. Light and who requires dialysis treatment, and he was taken to ■ In a legal setback for North at the variable wind. Hazy and humid Saturday night and Westland Medical Center after his arrest. The Detroit nearby U.S. CkiUrthouse. Chief U.S. Sunday. Low Saturday night around 70. Hot Sunday News reported. District Judge Aubrey E. Robinson Jr. with high around 90. The slain policemen were identified as Sgt. Ira upheld the Justice Department’s March W w t Coastal, East Coastal: Hazy, very warm and Parker, 41, a 15-year veteran, and officers Clay 5 backup appointment of independent humid Saturday. A 30 percent chance of an afternoon Hoover, 24, and Dan Dubiel, 36. Dubiel had been with counsel Lawrence E. Walsh, whose thunderstorm. High 85 to 90. Winds becoming onshore. the department 13 years, and Hoover joined the authority to investigate the Iran-contra Hazy and humid Saturday night and Sunday. Low department in March, officials said. affair has been challenged by North on Saturday night in the lower 70s. Very warm Sunday ' AP photo high 85 to 90. Each 'was shot five to nine times, said police several fronts. dispatcher Philip Rogers. An unidentified policeman reacts during ■ At the White House, presidential Northwest Hills: Hazy, hot and humid Saturday. A 30 Buckley said Friday morning that no motive had the long ordeal at a motel in Inkster, spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said Arthur Liman, chief Senate iran-contra com­ hearings. Meanwhile, Rep. Peter Rodino a.., percent chance of an afternoon thunderstorm. High been determined. North’s testimony has provided Presi­ second from'Hght, speaks with Sen. Daniel around 90. Light and variable winds. Hazy and hiimid Mich., in which three of his fellow officers mittee counsei. ieft, speaks with John >lields, The woman had told reporter Bill Proctor of dent Reagan with a wealth of new Saturday night and Sunday. Low Saturday night in the were slain. Inouye, D-Hawali, and Rep. Lee Hamilton, W XYZ-TV during the standoff that she was upset about information about events that occurred chief House Iran-contra committee counsel, upper 60s. Hot Sunday, high around 90. second from left, and Sen. George D. Mitchell, 0-1 nd., r^ght, co-chairmen of the committee. a real estate deal that had soured and led to the bad The officers apparently had no chance to return fire. in his White House. “ We don’t know the check charge. "There was just no negotiating there,” said former facts of what happened. We don’t know D-Maine, center, during a break In Friday’s Hoover and Dubiel apparently encountered a Police Chief Anderson Young. “ Parker ... has about meetings. We don’t know about problem when they tried to serve the warrants, and conversations,” he said. Lottery Winners negotiated himself and others out of these situations North said. “ It was not my indiscretion sustaining entity to do certain activities they called for Parker’s assistance, Buckley said. Fitzwater also corrected initial White ultimate covert operation — even one before. He got results. in that case, it was Director Casey’s, on behalf of the Unites States.” “ As soon as he (Parker) entered the room, a barrage House statements this week which said you should not talk to the director of unfortunately. ..X . Asked whether he was not shocked by Of shots erupted,” the chief said. ‘ ‘Right now it does not Reagan had not taken any time out central intelligence about?” Liman Connecticut daily Friday: MM. Play Four: »75«. “ If Officer Parker couldn't get himself and anyone To that Liman responded: “ So this the proposal, North said there was not appear extremely likely they (Hoover and Dubiel) during his workday to watch North’s asked. Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: IS, 14,18, » , 26, » . else out of that situation, no one else in the department business of covert'operations reached a necessarily a violation of laws if Casey encountered any weapons initially.” testimoRy. He said Friday that Reagan ’ ‘The problem that generated this note could.” point where not only Congress was used the organization for covert activi­ watched the live broadcast of the was that Director Casey had told regarded as too indiscreet to be told, but. ties. “ Maybe I’m overly naive,” be said, hearings on Wednesday for a half hour someone on his staff that they could go to that even the director of central “but what would be wrong with that?” Index before a speech-making trip to New me for the ship.” North responded. “I was out of town or out of the offlee.” intelligence made that list.” He referred Asked whether the ship, which was House of Foxes’ landlord sues Britain. Conn., and also watched for a back to North’s earlier testimony thatc^^l^ed for making broadcasts off the half hour Thursday afternoon, in The call was placed to the office of Ken Advice____ 20 1 n m l he lied to Congress and withheld shore of an unnamed hostile country, addition to keeping up with news deGraffenreid, then senior director of Automotive- 40-41 nhltii«rl«i A Iptelllgence programs for the National^ information because he wanted to WW not in fact bought with funds n p in in n reports. Business __ 12 -13 1 1 .1 5 Security Council, a man whom North protect secret sources. g^erated by the Iranian arms sales. Churches__ 1 8 -1 7 S«ninr mtiTono IQ town for character defamation At the hearing. Liman questioned North said, heatedly: “ItdidnHcostthe North said Casey, who died of brain North about the Poindexter memo on identified as the normal contact with the Classified _ 42-48 S p n rit IA.A 5 cancer May 6, “ was interested in the taxpayers of the United States a single Com ics___ 38-39 U S / W n r Ir i By George Loyng the building, ar. J not involved in the not sharing information with Casey. CIA. 9-11 further. ability to have an off-the-shelf, self­ cent.” Connecticut__ Herald Reporter operation of the massage parlor “ Would you agree this here is the “ That’s what generated this note,” ___ ^7-8 Weekend Plus Magazine O’Bright was first charged in Entertainment. .2 0 , 3 7 Police Chief Robert D. Lannan ------Pullout 21-36 July 1985 for promoting prostitution A Manchester man has filed a and Detective Russell Wood, both of in the second degree after police lawsuit against the town seeking up whom are named in the suit, could claimed he knowingly profited to $3 million for what he claims was not be reached for comment Setback for North: Walsh authority^ upheld damage done to his reputation Friday. from prostitution, according to the jQanrbpstpr Hrralb when he was arrested in 1985. lawsuit. That charge was dismissed Paul J. O’Bright was arrested The suit seeks $1 million, but also in October 1985. of his handwriting, according to court here, ruling on North’s May 8 appeal of special prosecutor. And he wrote, “ The U S P S 327-500 VOL. CVI, No. 240 seeks double or triple damages By James Row> the contempt order, had ordered Robin­ authority and independence of the twice that year on charges that he He was arrested again on the The Associated Press records and to sources who have Penny M. Sleffert, Publisher under provisions in state law that son to consider the validity of the backup Watergate special prosecutor was al­ was promoting prostitution at the same charge because there was a commented only on condition they not allow the higher awards if there appointment. most identical to mat enjoyed by Mr. Douglas A Bevins former Little House of Foxes dispute over whether the judge WASHINGTON — A federal judge on be named. Sheldon Cohen was malicious intent or if there was The appeals court had also directed Walsh.” Executive Editor massage parlor on Main Street. The dismissed the first charge with Friday upheld independent counsel Most of the case is still under seal Composing Manager no p ro bable cause for the Robinson to determine whether any Denies A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard charges were later thrown out in prejudice. Peck said, which would Lawrence E. Walsh’s authority to because it involves a grand jury The judge also dismissed arguments Advertising Director complaint. relationship between the independent Pressroom Manager court. have prevented police from charg­ investigate the Iran-Contra affairandto subpoena. by North’s attorneys that Walsh had not Mark F Abraltls Jeanne Q. Fromerth counsel’s office and the special court O’Bright, a Grissom Road resi­ Peck said he does not expect his ing him a second time. enforce a grand jury subpoena against Robinson said Friday he was also properly accepted the Justice Depart­ Business Manager Circulation Manager that appointed Walsh under the Ethics dent. is claiming in the lawsuit that client will win $1 million. He said Lt. Col. Oliver North as part of the issuing a sealed order, which presuma­ ment appointment. PuWiBhed daily except ^ n d a y and certain holidays by the in Government Act required a review of he suffered “great mental anguish O’Bright has spent more than The second charge was dismissed investigation. bly directs the former National Security ManchjMter Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Ptace, ManchMter, the statute’s constitutionality., and public humiliation, disgrace, $10,000 in legal fees defending with prejudice. The lawsuit claims In a legal setback for North, Chief U.S. Couiicil aide to comply with the Walsh’s signature on the depart­ °y*°_S «co n < i class postage psid at Manchester, Conn “ Because the attorney general in this changes to the Manchester Herald (and) suffered damage to his himself, but is more interested in the second arrest was done with District Judge Aubrey E. Robinson Jr. subpoena. ment’s appointment form “indicates case chose to appoint the same individ­ P.O. Box 801, Manchester. Conn. 06040. reputation and his good name as an defending his reputation than win­ malice to harass O'Bright. upheld Walsh’s March 5backupappoint- “we very much appreciate the that he, although independent counsel ual under the regulation, the court need .«,J?'^?’ ***’"'*.^*®*'*"'^°“ '^^™'’**’7®P'"***kdayaor7:30a.m. accountant and tax consultant.’.’ ning damages. Manchester police raided the ment by the Justice Department — an pronipt ruling and the reassurance of under the Ethics in Government Act, Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you’re unable to not address the constitutionality of the The charges had been dismissed O’Bright said Friday he no longer massage parlor in June 1985, and 14 appointment aimed at blunting an continuity for our investigation.” Walsh consented to the attorney geberal’s leech your earrler. call subscriber service at 647-9046 bv 6 o m appointment provision of the act,” by a Superior Court Judge, although owns the building, but said it was people were arrested. They in­ earlier constitutional challenge by said in a statement. appointment of him as independent weekdays tor delivery In Manchaater. Robinson said. the state is currently appealing the one of several properties he owned. cluded Stratton, who was convicted North to Walsh’s designation by a Justice Department spokesman counsel under the regulation.” In his opinion, Robinson said the f23.10torthfse months. $46.20forslxmonthaand$K.40torone second dismissal, said O’Bright’s When he was arrested for the on three counts of permitting special court under the Ethics in Terry Eastland said the department Justice Department appointment “ was In a side issue, the judge dismissed as year. Senior cHIzen rates and mall rates aieavallableon rsquaat. attorney, Michael A. Peck. second time in November 1985, prostitution. He was fined $1,500 Government Act. was pleased with the ruling, which he To place a daaslfled or display advartlaamant. or to report a factually and legally valid and that irrelevant Walsh’s disagreement with Peck claims that police were police charged that O’Bright and and given six years’ probation. Robinson’s decision did not deal with said Venables the independent counsel news Bern, story or pleture idea, call 643-2711 . Office hours are appropriate authority has been vested the Justice Department over whether “over-reaching” when they ar­ Gerrold Stratton headed J.P. Asso­ Six women were also arrested, the constitutionality of the law. to proceed with this important 6:30a.m. to Spjn. Monday through Friday in him and his associates.” his office is inside or outside the agency. rested who owned the ciates, which operated the massage five of them for engaging in The case that was ruled upon Friday investigation.” The ManchaetarMafald la a member of the Associated Press Robinson noted that a 1974 Supreme Robinson agreed with the department toe AudH Bweau o f Cbculatlona and the New England building at 288 Main St. that housed parlor. prostitution. Two were convicted, arose from North’s appeal of a contempt There was no immediate comment Court ruling upheld the department’s that the independent counsel is part of N#w9pi|Mr AdsoctaHoft. the Little House of Foxes. Peck said “ That’s incorrect, ” O’Bright said but the other four were found guilty of c o u rt citation for refusing to comply from North’s attorneys. authority to appoint the Watergate Justice. O’Bright was merely the owner of Friday. He declin ^ to comment of lesser charges. with a grand jury subpoena for a sample The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals - •«a»STU*'*TV1"~'

LcK:al News in Brief Laser Games takes its application to town

Diractors plan comment session Now It’s Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas O ’Marra’s turn to tackle controversy

The Board of Directors will hold a public session By G«orot Loyno minutes before town offlees closed at zone that the building is in. public hearing is schednied by the town Thursday from 6; 30 to 7; 30 p.m. to hear comments and Board of Directors on a proposed Herald Reporter 4;30p.m..O’Marra said that because tbe If O’Marra makes the same finding, suggestions from the public. ordinance that would effectively pro­ blueprints were filed so late in the day. opponents of Laserquest have said they .The meeting will be in the Board of Directors’ office, The Arm hoping to establish the he had not had a chance to examine hibit tbe business. first floor. Town Hall. 41 Center St. are likely to appeal the decision to the controversial Laserquest game busi­ them and could not comment on them. Future meetings will be held on tbe first Tuesday of town’s Zoning Board of Appeals. Laser If O’Marra decides in favor of the ness on East Middle Itirnplke made a Games of Hartford, Ibc. also can appeal busimss before an ordinance is pasded, each month from 9:30 to 10a.m. and the third Thursday formal application Friday toconvert the The Manchester Herald learned of tbe of each month from 6; 30 to 7; 30 p.m. to the ZBA if O’Marra rules that the th^ne is uncertainty whether tbe law hulkHng into an amusement center. application after town offices closed, and also could not review them. building isn’t allowable. would apply retroactively to Laser- Zoning Enforcement Officer Thomas R . Friday’s application follows an appli­ quest. O’Marra, and Town Attorney O’Marra said Friday. Session II swim lessons ftart The building would be converted into cation made last week to convert about John W. Cooney, have said it might be The application sets into motion the hallways to resemble the inside of an possible to apply^ the ordinance Registration for Session II swim lessons will be held town’s review of the plans to see if the one-tUrd of the building into the lobby outer space vehicle. Players would be for the amusement center. The plans retroactively. at all town pools today from 9 a.m. until noon. business would be allowable under equipp^ with a laser beam device that Both Waddell and Swanson pools will be open, and zoning regulations. A decision must be submitted Friday detail the section of Officials from the Laser Games have would be used to disable the equipment the building to be used for the game said the town directors are overstepping lessons will be given at all five locations beginning made within 30 days, but O’Marra said of simulated beings. Monday. he did not know when he would conclude itself. their authority in proposing such an his review. In a preliminary finding, O'Marra has Earlier this week, a company official ordinance. They have argued that only The application was submitted by already indicate the game would indicated the plans probably would be the town zoning officials have any say in Bennel cheeileaders are champs Laser Games of Hartford. Inc. nine probably be allowable for the business submitted before July 20. That Is when a the matter. The 1987-n Bennet Junior High School cheerleading elected as camp champions in compeUUon ^ n U y after a f<^-day instructional camp ended owners get July 3 at the University of Connecticut. Backers say they can’t back down Six ninth-grade girb attended the camp and received If and when Laserquest becomes operational, the constructed. / a Judge’s OK to high-tech amusement game will have cost its So for, no major reconstruction has occurred. On ra e ^ rls are 'Wna Brumbach. Christina Dodson. Friday, though. Laser Games applied for permis­ Myesha Reeves, Deanna Sirois, Jacci Tedfonl and developers $1 nnillion to $1.2 million in equipment Susan Turner. alone, a company official said Friday. sion to remodel the building so that the company can do minor work In addition, developers will spend another $1M,000 open the game on Nov. 20, Cummings said. or so to renovate t ^ former Mott’s Shop Rite Town zoning officials will now review, the MACC gives out surplus food building on East Middle Turnpike, where it will be application to see if the proposed use is allowable. If rejected. Cummings said the firm would appeal to Bv Georo* Lnvno located, said Harold R. Cummings, a principle in The Manchester Area Conferenceof Churches will be Laser Games of Hartford. Inc. the Zoning Board of Appeals. ^trib u tin g surplus government food on Thursday. Herald Reporter \ The property will eventually be worth $2 million to Cummings added that his firm has tentative plans Cheese and dry milk will be given at Center $3 million, be said, and will generate significant tax Congregational Church from 3 to 5; 30 p.m. A West Haven firm can continue with some minor to have two other laser centers in operation In three repair work to the Weaving Mill building In dollars for the town. In addition, Cummings argued, years. He said the tentative plans would be to have Manchester’s Cheney National Historic District, a the business will bring about 30 new jobs to town, them located somewhere in northern Connecticut, Hartford Housing Court judge ruled Friday. and most of these will be filled with local residents. although exact locations haven’t been selected. However. Judge Samuel S. Goldstein kept in place a With that much invested in the controversial He said that the need for large, open space makes Calendars part of a restraining order issued earlier this week that project. he said his firm would have to challenge any Laserquest-type operations ideal for abandoned prevents major reconstruction to convert the building legal obstacle that develops to the business’s supermarket buildings. “ We’ve come up with a into 249 apartments. opening. delightful' way to recycle old supermarkets,” "W e really don’t have any choice at this point,” he Goldstein decided to allow Brophy Ahern to repair Cummings said. Manchester the roof, repair windows and sandblast walls on the said, comparing it to having a house that’s half Monday third floor in the north wing, disconnect all exposM Board of Education. Board Offices on North School Herald plioto by Metzkin power lines, remove trees that might damage the Restraint devices Street, 7:30 p.m. Dogged relief building and conduct other emergency repairs IT S OUR FlltS T I Committee subcommittee. Munic­ necessary for health and safety. a must everywhere ipal Building coffeeroom, 7:30 p.m Goldstein also ordered that no other tenants be Jason Burnett, left, his dog, Moochie, mid-90s. The forecast today calls for Tuesday and Kevin Langton, all of Spruce Street, allowed to move into the building. „ SKOKIE, ni. (A P ) - Child tTTTI Mental Health Council. Lincoln Center gold room 3 more of the same, plus continued high The partial restraining order will remain in effect restraint devices now are manda­ p.m. cool off at Charter Oak Park Friday humidity. until a trial is held on a complaint brought by K i ^ I. tory in motor vehicles for all 50 Wednesday afternoon from temperatures that hit the Gerstein, whose business. Kage Co. Inc., is Iw atM in states in the United States and the A and you gat the gltta... 1 *^*J?*2JT?**® Town Committee subcommittee. Munic­ the building. No date for that proceeding has been District of Columbia, according to ipal Building coffeeroom. 7:30 p.m scheduled, a court clerk said _ the Rand McNaUy RV Park k Iharsday Gerstein is the former owner of the mill at H S t Campground Directory. State Department of Public Utilities Control public Plea entered in assault on cop He wants to regain ownership in ” *® It points out, however, that the JULY 9« thru 17«> hearing, Lincoln Center hearing room. 6:30 p.m. Century Development Corp. of Hartford. The coni- type of restraint and the age-weight A South Windsor man charged plaint was filed in order to challenge Brophy Ahera s requirements for children can vary Judge's hours. Probate Court building, 6:30 p.m with a burglary in East Hartford. two counts of sixth-degree larceny, last month in connection with the ^ssession of the building, Gerstein’s attorney has from state to state. It suggests that Building Committee. Municipal Building coffee- In that incident, Angeloni was third-degree assault, risk of injury room. 7:30 p.m. assault of a Manchester police parents planning any interstate charged with assaulting a police to a minor, tampering with a said. officer pleaded not guilty to that motor travel, first check with local officer, escape from custody, first- witness and two counts of first- Brophy Ahern bought the building last month for $2.4 and other charges Wednesday in degree burglary and breach of motor vehicle authorities to find out Bolton Manchester Superior Court degree failure to appear. million from Silk Mill Associates, the firm ^ rsteln peace. The burglary charge was had sold it to. However, Gerstein tried to reclaini the if the restraint they currently have Joseph P. Angeloni, 21, assaulted Angeloni’s attorney, David Wenc Wednesday brought against him because he property after Silk Mill.defaulted on a mortgage deed is acceptable — or even required — Manchester officer James Neis- tried to enter a house on Cottage of Windsor Locks, would not for their child’s age-weight Planning Commission, Community Hall, 7:30 p.m wanger on June 12 near Nathan Gerstein owned. Zoning Commission, Community Hal, 7; 30 p m Street to escape the officer pursu­ comment on the case on Thursday. category. OFF Hale School while trying to escape That deed and others were sold by Gerstein to Thursday ing him, police said. Angeloni is being held at the from custody, police have said. At Century. Century filed two quitclaim deeds against 10®/o Zoning Board of Appeals. Community Hall, 7 p.m. Angeloni also pleaded not guilty Morgan Street lockup in Hartford. the time, Angeloni was being Silk Mill to help Gerstein reclaim the building, but In JOIN Wednesday to the following His next court appearance is questioned by officers in connection February a Superior Court Judge ruled in favor of Silk charges: third-degree burglary. scheduled July 23. US FOR Coventry Mill, allowing it to sell the building to Brophy Ahern. ALL PARTS and LABOR A WHALE Monday The first legal battle has been over title to tae OF A DAY ALL SERVICE and ACCESSORIES! Finance Committee. Town Office Building, 7:3oVm. Detour in effect on Vernon St. building But Gerstein and his attorney have said they Planning and Zoning Commission. Town Ofnee are now fighting over possession ®* Building, 7:30 p.m. that Brophy Ahern has moved in and begun work. u With this ad... Arts Commission. Town Office Building, 7 30 n m A detour will be imposed Monday M yltaM IS IVeaday To get around the new detour, Bristol Construction Co. of Bristol, Gerstein and his attorney. Julie L. Aurigemma, OFFER EXPIRES on the section of Vernon Street motorists should use Richmond could not be reached for comment Friday. However, Call 233^756 JULY 17,1087 Democratic Town Committee, Town Office Building between Richmond Drive and is working "full blast” on the 7:30 p.m. Street. Kennedy Road and Kent Lawrence Brophy, president of Brophy Ahem, said he •MukWIpjB. Knowlwood Drive, and will be in Vernon Street reconstruction. The rwa*nWNeTeiw Wednesday Drive, Camosci said. Board of Directors Tuesday agreed was pleased by the decision. force for the rest of this month and He said the detour is needed so Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot's Park to send a written complaint to the He said It should allow his firm to continue with all August, acting town engineer Wil­ that the contractor can blast rock to 7:30 p.m. state Department of Transporta­ the minor work scheduled to be done. As for the liam Camosci announced Friday make a 7-foot deep cut to relocate SCHALLEB School Building Committee, Coventry High School tion, over what they feel are major reconstruction work, he said he is hoping the Vernon Street is being water and gas lines that must !7:30p.m. unjustified delays in the work. trial on Gerstein’s complaint can be heard within a reconstructed. remain active during the work. -tharaday Public Works Director George A. month. He said he is confident the legal c*!®*'®” *® Another section of Vernon Street Emergency vehicles will be able MANCHESTER 1 'V Anniversary Committee, Town Office Build­ Kandra told the directors at their be overcome, and the partial restraining order lifted. M !) Cl'ntir S! lUt 'll MM h r '. I, r between the eastern and western to get into the area and access will ing, 7:30 p.m. branches of Lydall Street will be Tuesday meeting that the contrac­ h-U /(I// Cionservation Commission, Town Office Building be permitted to the four houses tor had recently completed another ’The mill building is one of a number in the h ls to ^ i >i| f)0 OH I H i M M.ili '. Horn H.irllMtd opened within the next week or two. located on the strectch of road. district that either have been or are slated to be 7:30 p.m. Camosci said. job and would be free to work full 9®.’*'®*®' contractor. time on Vernon Street. converted into apartments. Obituaries Gov. O ’Neill sets a special session on taxes

Pauline Lacis HARTFORD, Conn. (A P) - Gov. 1987 session, signing 699 into law and Under a compromise agreement would come from a portion of the more serious love songs such as about noon, said Robert AlUhuler William A. O’Neill on Friday issued the vetoing Just two. worked out late in June, additional state revenue from the state’s lliA percent "The Twelfth of Never.” and Pauline Lacis of Vernon, for­ a CBS spokesman and longtime formal call to state legislators for a The tax bills got bogged down in the aid to cities and towns would be granted corporations tax on business income. merly of Manchester, died Friday television themes including "77 friend of Hammond. special session July 22 to take up a final days of the regular session because If the share of property tax paid by On the list of the flnal 13 bills released Sunset Strip” and “ Hawaiian at an area convalescent home. Hammond, whose music- couple of tax matters they couldn't some Democratic leaders insisted on owners of residential property in­ Friday, O’Neill signed Into law mea­ Eye.” died July 2. He was 78. She was bom in Latvia and had business career began in the early resolve in the regular session that ended linking the business services tax issue creased by 10 percent or more as a result sures that create a teen-age suicide lived n Bolton and Manchester For movies. Livingston scored 1930s, spent most of bis working life last month. with a measure allowing municipalities of revaluation. prevention task force, study future uses Walt Disney’s "Cinderella.” which before moving to Vernon 12 years at Columbia Records, a division of The House and Senate are expected to to tax commercial property at higher More than 90 municipalities w ill go of Brainard Airport outside Hartford ago. featured the songs “ Bibbidi Bob- CBS. Hammond retired in the late act on a bill exempting parent compan­ rates than residential property. through property revaluation over the and set up a task force on Indian affairs. She was a member of the Latvian bidi Boo” and "A Wish Your Heart '70s, but continued to work for CBS ies from the business services tax on There was no disagreement on the next three years, according to the The General Assembly will have a Lutheran Church of Manchester. Makes.” He also wrote the title as a consultant until recently. services they provide to their subsidiar­ business services tax matter — all governor’s budget office. chance to override the governor’s two The funeral will be Tuesday at 1 songs for such television shows as ies. Also on the agenda will be a bill agreed that parent companies should The compromise calls for creation of a vetoes during the “ trailer session” July "Casper The Friendly Ghost. During the years he discovered p.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home. giving tax relief to property owners in have such an exemption — but O'Neill $155 million fund for the additional 20 . and brought Columbia such diverse 400 Main St. Manchester. "Bourbon Street Beat.” “ The Bugs cities and towns undergoing and most rank-and-file Democratic property tax relief. Of the total, $20 The bills vetoed earlier include one Bunny Show” and “ Lawman.” recording talente as Pete Seeger Burial will be in the East revaluation. legislators were strongly opposed to the million to $30 million would come from aimed at closing a residential street in Cemetery. There are no calling Aretha Franklin and Georse the state’s estimated $324 million budget Hartford to truck traffic. The other was Benson. Also Friday, the governor’s office so-called tax classification idea that hours. E. George Thiem announced that O’Neill had completed would allow different tax rates for surplus. designed to expand protections of action oh the 701 biils passed during the different kinds of property. The rest of the money for the fund tenants. William W. Duffleld (AP) — E. George In Memoriam Thiem, 90, two-time Pulitzer Prize wnner, whose investigative report­ William W. Duffleld, 74, the son of In loving memory of Mildred o t Manchester, ing in the Chicago Daily News was d^^^ Thursday at his home in Rocky Jarvis, who passed away October Frightening crime rate said to have saved taxpayers 12, 1985. Hill. thousands of dollars, died Would-be Scout He was the husband of Olive Wednesday, What would we give if we could Judson Duffleld. The Daily News, which folded in say. forces church to flee • and 1978, won a public-service Pulitzer Hello Mildred in the same old way had lived in Rocky Hill for 28 years in 1949 based on reporting by To hear your voice to see your leader won’t quit Thiem. who aibng with Roy J smile. BRIDGEPORT (AP) — Pari­ the neighborhood. Figures for the Proto-Mold Plastics in Cromwell Harris of the St. Louis Post- To sit and talk with you awhile. MILFORD (AP) — A 69-year-old Milford woman shioners of St. Joseph’s Polish first six months of 1985 show 3.379 a member of the First Dispatch, uncovered 51 newspaper­ Though absent, you are always whose bid to lead a Boy Scout troop was rejected Nationai Catholic Church have crimes occurred there. Church of Christ in Wethersfield AP photo men secretly on the payroll of Gov near. earlier this week by the state Supreme Court may have decided to move to their church to a Although exact data for the/ame BesidM his wife and his son. Dwight Green. In 1956, Thiem won a Still loved and missed and ever grounds for a new appeal in the state courts based on neighboring community, saying period this year is not available. Happy birthday. Dizzy ®®"- Michael J. second Pulitzer after uncovering dear. the high-court decision, according to her attorney. crime in Bridgeport has kept their McCiarthy added, crime in the area the embezziment of $2.5 million by congregation from growing. has increased about 10 percent, and n*’ ,?'.^*^*^**” *: two daugh- Sadly missed by your Catherine Pollard has said that she would take her *®*?-Dali D. Connolly of Hartford state Auditor Orville Hodge. After " I see a resurgence of people 398 serious incidents, such as American jazzman Dizzy Gillespie has Loving Husband Oliver fight to the U.S. Supreme Court, but her attorney now and Patricia A. Duffleld of Newing­ he retired from reporting in 1982. he says any new action would be brought on the state level getting., involved in the parish homicide, rape, robbery, assault some breath left after blowing out the ton; five grandchildren; and two was elected as an at-large repre­ first. because'they know we’re relocat­ and burglary have occurred there candles of his 70th birthday cake in Nice great grandchildren. sentative in the niinois House in In Memoriam "What is clear to me is that Mrs. Pollard is entitled to ing. They don’t want to bring their so far. in northern France Friday. Th e musician TOe foneral is Monday at 10 a.m. 1964 and was a Sanitary District be a Boy Scout leader.” said attorney Susan children to this neighborhood. I Cesar Batalla, president of the Funeral Home, 580 trustee from 1966-74. hate to say that, but it’s true.” said has come to Nice to blow his trumpet at In sad and loving memory of my Bartholomew of New Haven. “ The avenue still Puerto Rican Coalition, argued that Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be remains to be seen. We both agree this is not a dead the Rev. Anthony D. Kopka. church St. Joseph’s should stay in the inner the Nice Jazz festival. dear husband and our uncle Flo­ Memorial Park, Rocky John Hammond, rentine (Spots) Zanlungo who issue.” pastor. city. rail. CalUng hours are Sunday from In its decison. the state Supreme Court may have St. Joseph’s was founded by “ It surprises and angers me that 7 to 9 p.m. passed away July 11,1981. record executive subtly suggested grounds on which Pollard’s attempt Polish immigrants and organized some of these churches seem to Donations may be made to the Gone from us but leaving to become the nation’s first female Boy Scout leader in 1907. Its first church building was cater more to the existing group Devil made us, Rocky Hill Volunteer Ambulance NEW YORK (AP) - John memories should have been brought. Bartholomew said. constructed in 1909, while the instead of the neighborhood people As^wiaUon. P.O. Box S5S. Rocky Hammond, the record company Death can never take away Bartholomew said she may look at the state Equal present building was completed in ... The churches need to be the Hill, or to the Visiting Nurse executive and Ulent scout who Memories that will always linger. Rights Amendment and fairness in employment laws 1936. cornerstone to deal with the diffi­ teens tell cops Association-Hospice. discovered such musical stars as While upon this earth we stay. as ways to pursue the case. The church will be sold, and the culties the neighborhoods are going Billie Holiday, Bruce Springsteen We often sit and talk of him. congregation will relocate to a The Supreme Court unanimously upheld a lower through.” he said. Jerry LMngtton and Bob Dylan, died Friday in his when we are all together. six-acre tract in Stratord near the DAl^URY (AP) — Two Brookfield teen-agers apartment. He was 76. For his memory is the only thing. court’s overturning of a state Commission on Human parish cemetery. charg^w ith assaulting a Bethel homeowner have told (AP) — Jerry Rights and Opportunities decision ordering the Boy Hammond, who had been ill for That we shall have forever. Kopka said membership has been p o ^ they were under the influence of the devil. Livingston, composer of the non­ SMUts of America to appoint Pollard a scoutmaster. O oops! sensical tune “ Mairzy Doats," some time, was listening to a Billie Sadly missed by his dwindling over the past 10 year. charged by Holiday recording when he died The Supreme Court opinion, written by Chief Justice Now. most parishioners live outside Michael Kaptch ^ th e l police with attempted murder and taken to the _ Wife and Fantily Ellen Peters, says the Scouts legally may deny the city. Only three of the 200 adult was Inadvsrtently listed as head Bridgeport C o n ^ io n a l Facility. One of the youths is scoutmaster posts to women. members reside'in the immediate chef of Vito’s Birch Mountain ^"«W ng further hearings in juvenile court, officials said thursday. But in the lower court ruling, Superior C^grt Judge area, Kopka said. Inn In the June 30 Restaurant The section ip which the church is Their names have not been released because of their Joseph Chemauskas found that the hunin: rights CATHERINE POLLARD Guide. ages. commission’s ruling violated the state public accom­ located ranks as the 10th highest Chef Kapsch can be found pre­ 'News, Sports, Fsalures and . . . won’t give up crime area out of about 50 in the modations law. paring his famous meals at The ‘•ays from his city, according to Joseph 16tt blrth ^y, are considered Juveniles by the criminal McCarthy, director of data process­ Homestead, SO Higgins High­ Justice system. That means all hearings concerning McDonald's® tool ing for the ,city. way, Mansfield, where he has Uieir cases must be behind closed doors, and there also been head chef and owner will be no record of their arrests. During the first half of last year, Become a New Manchester Herald Sub-’| 3,811 crimes of all kinds occurred in since September, 1086. Brookfield High School students O ’Neill names three judges entered the ^ th e l home and armed themselves with scrlber (for a minimum of 13 weeks) and j M v e s from the kitchen. They were proceeding to the well send you a $5.00 book of M c- HARTFORD (A P) - Gov. William A. the state. b e d im s when the awakened homeowner encoun- DoMld's® Gift Certificates to use at any O’Neill on Friday nominated six lawyers as Dunnell, 43, has been an assistant attorney Superior Court Judges, including utility general for the past 12 years. polhre sa*d" " ^ ®®*''y Saturday morning. ^cD onald’s® location. Don’t waiti regulation chief John T. Downey, former The 42-year-old Hartmere has served as One of the youths attacked the 45-year-old man, who Chief State’s Attorney Joseph T. Gormley Jr. assistant U.S. attorney since 1974. was strack in tte head with a fireplace bellows and and former Connecticut Bar Association suffered a cut that needed 15 stitches to close President Maxwell Heiman. Flanagan, 57, has practiced law in Connecti­ cut for 24 years. Bering A polim officer who was sent to the scene was kicked Fill Out the Couponlielow. Mail or drop off to the Also nominated as Judges were Assistant M bard It was thought he might had suffered internal Attorney General Christina G. Dunnell of The nominations are expected to be iiduries, police said. " ^Ma^nchw^er H e « ld Office at: 16 Brainard PI.. Manchti^er Ct. 06040 Newington. Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael approved on an interim basis by the A polira source told The News-Times of Danbury that Hartmere of Milford and Robert C. Flanagan le^slature’s Judiciary Committee, and then tte youths were "ranting and raving” about the devil of East Haven. will have to be acted upon by the full General Ybu after being taken into police custody, apparently I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for • “ I am confident they will serve the state, Assembly after the 1988 session convenes in blaming the incident on demonic powers. and Justice, well,” O’Neill said. wMk.) .nd r«.l» m^»5.00 book ol McOon™.. K w i S r " ’ ” February. In addition to the attempted murder charges the Dovmey, a 57-year-old New Haven lawyer youths were charged with first-degree burglary for who served 20 years in a prison camp in China slitting a screen to get into the house. The also w ere' Name- after his CIA plane was shot down in 1952, is ..w ‘Losf for over 30 years Strc^. charged with second-degree larceny for steling a car chairman of the Department of Public Utility prior to the break-in. Address Control, a post he has held since 1985. After being “ lost” for more than 30 years, the thin-spined porcupine has been redisco­ Phone. He made an unsuccessful bid for the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination in 1982. vered in the tropical forests of eastern . \CydMa pedal dHIMantly Gormley, of Trumbull, became the state’s The species, Chaetomys subspinosus, was feared extinct. Scientists know so little about ^^poiils medicine researchers at Penn State Univer- first chief state’s attorney in 1973 and the creature that they are not sure it is a -DILLOn sitys^ve discovered that cyclists pedal differently remained in the Job for five years. 319 MAIN S T. (Across from Armory). M A N C H ^ T E R . C T 643-2145 with bach leg, according to the Reebok Aerobic Heiman, 55, a Newington resident, was porcupine at all. 'The nocturnal rodent taxonomlcally appears to fall somewhere Information Bureau. president of the bar association in 1981 and OMCMLXXXVIl LeonShaWer (SolnIckAdy.. Inc______1982 and is among the best known iawyers in between tiie porcupines and the spiny rats. Pvt. bd'dy Tensions finger one year after shootings Collins’ finally gets home Norwalk trying to improve police relations with minority community husband DETROIT (AP) — Pvt. Eddie NORWALK ^ngdoing in the incident. A lawsuit summer is raming up and what’s to stop phere and needs.” Holm, who earlier had told repor­ filed by the Fuller family is still ” I think the minority community has Saturday at a Detroit cemetery the same thing from happening again,” She said more foot patrols also are ters that all the doors to the house pending. reacted in an extremely mature way to with a Roman Catholic ceremony in said Richard Fuller, director of the needed in the inner city. were barred and that anyone who There was a second shooting death these incidents,” Collins said. “ Other George Washington Carver Conrununity tried to enter would face a ‘ ‘battle.' ’ both English and Polish. later of a Hispanic robbery suspect. Not everyone believes that nothing communities would have blown up in the “ After seven years and all those Center and a cousin of Ralph ^ lle r . has been accomplished in a year. Police The onetime Swedish rock star 21-year-old Jay Reyes of Norwalk. He face of shootings like this.” obstacles we faced, he’s finally ‘"The people on the streets, they’re not Chief Carl LaBianca said he has who is engaged in a bitter divorce was shot twice in the chest while Some say political tensions between here,” said Bernard Calka, 60, going to stand for another incident.” received positive feedback from many action with his estranged wife says wrestling with a police officer who was the mayor and police chief have undaunted by Thursday’s problem. ” It’s just gotten worse and worse,” inner city neighborhoods where there he has nowhere to go. . attempting to make an arrest on Oct. 20, Fuller said. escalated the racial troubles. “ I talked to his relatives this has been more police participation with “ We have to go to the car and I 1986. "Carl LaBianca is making an honest morning and they’re very joyous,” Robert Burgess, director of NEON, citizens. have to decide what I ’m going to The chief state’s attorney and police effort to improve the department where said Calka, who won permission to the city’s anti-povery agency, said “ I ‘"The contacts I have had with our do.” Holm said as he left the house. PVT. EDDIE SLOVIK found no violations by police in the improvements are needed.” said the jreturn Slovik’s body from a num­ have not seen any visible proof that the minority community have been posi­ "As far as I’m concerned. I’m right .. . home to Detroit Reyes case. Rev. Richard Wood of Grace Baptist bered grave in France. strained relations between the police tive.” LaBianca said. “ In fact, one out here on the street and I don’t But after the Reyes shooting, the Church. “ I think there has been entirely I Calka said he took up Slovik’s department and the minority commun­ tenants’ association sent me a compli­ police department tried to improve too much interference from the political know what I’m going to do.” cause because “ I realized this is years of unsuccessful efforts to ity have improved that much.” mentary letter expressing appreciation Los Angeles County Superior arena.” history, and Eddie Slovik is an obtain a presidential pardon. (^urt (Commissioner Robert A. American and I ’m an American, “ Her request before her death Schnider on Friday afternoon or­ he’s a Catholic and I ’m a Catholic, was to have Eddie brought back to dered Holm to leave by 6 p.m.. and and of course he was Polish and I’m the United States and buried next to S. Windsor Teamster loses job Miss (Collins’ lawyer had asked Los her,” Calka said. Angeles police to assist with the Polish.” •4 Slovik’s body had been scheduled Slovik’s troubles began when he eviction. to arrive Thursday on TWA Flight was 12, growing up in the Polish Holm’s lawyer, Frank Steinsch- 769 from New York’s Kennedy enclave of Hamtramck. He was as 6 sentenced for embezzling riber, arrived at the home about arrested for breaking and entering .1 International Airport. 5:15 p.m. and waded through “ During the course of the night in a foundry. dozens of reporters outside the HARTFORD (AP) - The head of treasurer of Teamsters Local 1035 suspended jail term, one year of we found that it was loaded on Later he was convicted of embez­ Coldwater Canyon residence. the Teamsters local in South in South Windsor and from the probation and a $750 fine. He had Flight 803 and wound up in San zlement and sent to prison. He was Moments before police arrived. Windsor lost his job as part of the statewide Teamsters Joint Council already paid $3,000 of restitution, Francisco,” said Dwayne Swindle, paroled after six months, but was sentencing of six union officials and 64. his lawyer said. Holm emerged. ’TWA station manager in Detroit. linked to a stolen car and went back “ The police are outside and I ’m employees Friday in federal court “ I paid a pretty stiff penalty,” LaMontagne pleaded guilty to Slovik was 24 when he became the to prison. He was paroled again, not going to be in confrontation with for accepting insurance benefits to Susca told the judge. He criticized allowing false dental claims to be only U.S. soldier executed for married in 1942 and drafted on Jan. which they weren’t entitled. the government’s prosecution of filed. the police,” he said. “ 1 am a AP photo desertion since the Civil War. He 3, 1944. U S. District Judge Peter C. the case and said his family had Louis Mario, a member and peaceful man.” was shot by a firing squad Jan. 31, Slovik was declared a deserter Less than 90 minutes before the Dorsey noted that the six generally suffered, including his teen-aged employee of Teamsters Local 191 in 1945, and buried among tbe graves later that year, a day after he commissioner’s ruling. Holm ap­ had led respectable lives, but said daughter who was taunt^ by Bridgeport, was given a three- Peter Holm walks below a painting of his of 94 other U.S. soldiers hanged for reported as a replacement in an the sentencing was addressing an peared on the balcony of the house schoolmates after the indictment. month suspended sentence and one former wife, Joan Collins, Thursday rape and murder. infantry company in Europe. and shouted: “ Nobody’s coming In, overall attitude in the Teamsters Susca also was sentenced to a year’s probation and was told to evening in Los Angeles as he shows Calka said his next step is to “ of a lack of responsibility of taking one-year suspended jail term and serve 200 hours of community nobody, nobody, nobody. The.doors pursue a presidential pardon for reporters through their former home. .COPELAND something that doesn’t belong to two years’ probation, and was told service and pay a $400 fine. He was can’t be opened. ’They are barred. Slovik “ to restore some sense of Boll you.” to serve 600 hours of community also orderd to pay $1,700 in Every single door Is barred. dignity to a family that has out Dorsey said the actions of the six service over two years. He was restitution. suffered.” The latex-ite represented “ petty pilferages” but ordered to pay 92,600 in restitution Slovik’s remains were exhumed He had pleaded guilty to a felony I Buckets I DRIVEWAY said the case in general hi^lighted and a $750 fine. Wednesday and are to be buried charge that he failed to report to PRODUCTS “ a flagrant disregard or laissez Susca had pleaded guilty to a next to the grave of his wife, authorities his knowledge of falsi­ Three chargid in deaths faire attitude or an innocent lack of charge that he allowed false Antoinette, who diied in 1979 after understanding” of union officials’ records on his dental work to be fied dental claims forms made on fiduciary obligations to their maintained. his behalf. members. Phillip Guarnaccia, 48. Patsy Ravalese Sr., 59, of West of aliens; two have fled Union members themselves SUMMER secretary-treasurer of Teamsters Hartford, was sentenc^ to a sometimes appear unconcerned Local 493 In Montville, was sent­ suspended 60-day sentence and one ing and concealing aliens, he said. over the actions of their leaders, DALLAS (A P) — Federal authorities f i l ^ enced to a suspended six-month jail year’s probation. He was told to pay PRESIDENT RONALD REAGAN “ We believe ‘(Thapulin’ is the one who did FESTIVAL said Dorsey. The self-policing charges Friday against three Mexicans said term, two years of probation and a $250 fine and pay restitution of . . . has bruised eyelid to belong to a smuggling ring linked to the close the door on the boxcar, and the guy in check-and-balance system of tte 300 hours of com m ual^ service. He $2,600. custody is one of the principals of the union is not woilting, Dorsey said. V -1 deaths of 18 illegal aliens in a locked boxcar. was fined 9750, while his lawyer “ I find myself very embarrassed One of the men was being held without bond operation,” said INS spokesman Mario Ortiz. OFVALUES A union local is not anyone’s said he had paid the union back and very sorry,” said Ravaiese, Friday in the El Paso County Jail, but Stephen Martin, commissioner of the INS “ private fiefdom, rather it is held in Southern Region, said additional agents would 91,020 in restitution. administrator of the Teamsters’ Reagan hurts eye authorities believe the other two have fled to trust for the membership,” said Guarnaccia, former president of Tri-State Legal Service F\ind. be hired to increase the INS and Border Patrol Dorsey, who is a former Teamster. the Teamsters Joint Council, also * * A r i ^ Hernandez Garcia was arrest^ presence in North Texas because many of the ’The judge said the insurance removing contact ALL pleaded guilty to allowing false Stasia Altieri, a retired Local 191 Wednesday in Dallas on charges of transpora aliens are beaded to the Dallas-Fort Worth embezzlement may have been dental benefit claims be filed oh his clerk, was given six months proba­ area. SUMMER tolerated by the union because the WASHING’TON (A P) — President Reagan Ing and encouraging behalf. He was allowed to maintain tion and ordered to perform 100 States Illegally, said Ronald Chandler, district “ We’re not going to tolerate It. I find It MERCHANDISE money is not taken directly from his union leadership post, but was hours of community service and bruised his lower left eyeUd while removing a repugnant. We’re going to stop this foolish­ 5 contact lens, creating a small bruise, tbe director for the U.S. Immigration and REDUCED members and tbe insurance funds barred for three years from sendng pay a $250 fine. She was also told to Naturalization Service in Dallas. ness,” Martin said. B did not become impoverished. president’s physician announced Friday. as a trustee on union insurance pay $1,250 in restitution. Hernandez Garcia is the brother of Eni^ue Just a week after the 18 aliens were found Union officials “ put the arm on the plans. Photographers noticed the tiny red bump when dead in the boxcar. Border Patrol agents Altieri and Ravalese also pleaded Hernandez Garola. S3, known as El CTa- Come, in and save... employers” for more money for the His lawyer. Max Shapiro of New guilty to one charge each of Reagan appeared at a meeting with administra­ found 19 men trapped in a sweltering trailer insurance funds, he said. London, said that Guarnaccia was a tion supporters at the Old Executive Office atop a flatcar in Hebbronvllle, 60 east of allowing inaccuratedental records. Building. Tbe six sentenced Friday were victim of a policy of the Teamsters Laredo. Many of the men were dazed but none among IS top state Teamsters Queried about the matter, the White House an El Paso freight yard July l. dental insurance claims office to William A. Keefer, the lead Only one of the 19 men aboard sureivi^ ^ needed medical treatment. leadera and others who were released a written statement from Reagan’s pay uncovered dental benefits to prosecutor in the case, said three 14*hour ordeal as temperatures inside hit ISO Jose Rubalcaba of the Judicial State Polira indicted in June 1988 forembezzling honest union leaders. more defendants face sentencing. physician. Army Col. John Hutton, saying the in Ciudad Juarez, , just across the at least 992,000 from various union injury occurred Thursday. bolder from El Paso, said his agency had been “ Because they were such crooks All 15 indicted were either con­ ***S i5 u * Hernandez Garcia, of El Saucito, insurance hinds. Each of the six up there ... he got swept in,” victed or pleaded guilty to reduc^ “ While removing the contact lens from his left coonUnating lU search with the Border 305 East Center Street notedossd Zacatecas state, facra 18 originally was charged with one Shapiro said. charges. eye, the president created a slight, superficial Maadiester, CT Monday lor transporting aUens and of conreallng Patrol. count o f embezzling and pleaded contusion (bruise) to his lower eyelid,” Hutton’s “ We don’t believe he (Enrique Hernandez i George LaMontagne, who has Anthony G." Rossetti, former and two counU of considracy. ChmdlerraM. July and guilty to reduced charges. statement said. “ The inside of the lid and eye are GarclaL is In tbe United States, but that AugusL resigned his post as president of president of Joint Council 64. is Tlie third man. Manuel Heraandra H e * ^ - 64S-4OT8 Dorsey told Peter Susca to resign totally normal.” remote posslWllty always remains,” he said. Teamsters Local 677 in Waterbury, serving a three-month jail term in dez was charged with conspiracy, transport­ from his posts as secretary- was sentenced to a six-month connection with the case. III tisi* U.S./WofM b Brief U.S./World in Brief during labor fired on In WMkand? TM* mutt bt Iowa create addicts Chun steps aside as party chief D K MOINES, Iowa — From Van’s Chat and Chew SEOUL. South Korea — President Chun Doo-hwan Panama Restaurant to the Dubuque County Fairgrounds, some resigned as head of the governing Democratic Justice of the nation’s most prominent politicians sipped coffee SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Party on Friday and said he would place himself above and shook hands in a weekend ritual deemed an Women who take certain painkil­ partisan politics during his last seven months in office. essential step toward leading the free world. ling drugs during labor increase the PANAMA a T Y , Panama (AP) No successor was named immediately, but Roh — Soldiers fired shots and tear-gas “ In Iowa, unlike any other place in North America, risk that their offspring will be­ Tae-woo. whom Chun selected as the party presidential people will take a sip of coffee, chew that last bit of come drug addicts later in life, grenades to break up a large candidate, seemed certain to get the job. Giving Roh anti-government demonstration sausage and ask him precisely what he intends to do acrording to a Swedish study. more power appeared to be one of Chun's main reasons The study also showed that Friday and several people were about the federal budget deflcit,’’ said Bruce Fisher, a for the action. spokesman for Sen. Joseph Biden of Deiaware, one of various types of birth trauma are injured in a long afternoon of street Chun praised Roh for recommending on June 29. skirmishes throughout the city. the contenders for the Democratic presidential associated with higher suicide after weeks of violent anti-government protest, that he nomination. rates among adolescents or young No figures were available on how agree to direct presidential elections, the release of many people were InJur*^Repor­ ‘"rhe style of it is something that fits into the adults. political prisoners and other democratic reforms community,’’ said Mark Gearan, a spokesman for Dr. Bertil Jacobson, who to ters at the scene sa id jb n e ap­ demanded by the opposition. peared seriously hurt, ’fney said Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis. “ People know report his findings Saturday at the He said that "a new epoch of democracy is being ’Third International Congress on soldiers beat some people with the coffee shops as a very nice place to visit ushered in.” comfortably. It’s important to the campaign. Pre and Perinatal Psychology, rubber truncheons and also fired noted that only a tiny percentage of AuBtrallans go to the polls shotguns at the crowds. mothers given barbiturates or Geofrey Biddulph. 23. a reporter Filmmakers return to the table opiates at birth during the period SYDNEY. Australia — One poll saw Labor Party for The Arizona Republic in Pho­ studied produced babies who later Prime Minister Bob Hawke as heading for a historic enix, was among the people hit by HOLLYWOOD — Hours after a marathon bargain­ f!Ph. ing session, filmmakers returned to the negotiating became drug addicts. thirt straight term as Australians voted Saturday, but pellets. Similarly, he emphasized that another indicated John Howard’s conservative coali­ Biddulph, of Mill Valley. Calif., table Friday in an effort to avert the first walkout in the described his wounds as minor and 51-year history of the Directors Guild of America. "very, very few of those who tion was closing the gap. experienced trauma at birth actu­ ’T m confident but not cocky.” said Hawke, who said he was hit-in the back by 16 Directors had set a 6 p.m. Friday deadline for the pellets when police in a truck fired Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers to ally committed suicide.” campaigned on his government’s tight-fisted policies J. AP photo at least two shots at him and respond to a complex offer on residuals and other However, the association be­ of economic recovery. issues made by directors July 1. tween the birth events and self- Howard campaigned on a promise of tax cuU and another person nearby. As darkness fell, sporadic gunfire Representatives of the union and the producers, who destructive behavior later in life said he expected to win a 10-seat majority in the House Catastrophic termination could be heard in various parts of recessed a 16-hour bargaining session at 2 a.m. Friday, was conclusively shown in the of Representatives. He is leader of the conservative the capital. Despite the attacks, the were back in negotiations at midmorning. study, he said. Liberal Party, which would join with the National Marie Newberry, a 69-year-old 45-year employee of opposition vowed to continue the Based on what producers propose during the talks', “ People who committed suicide Party to form a coalition government. Lockheed-Callfornia Co., pauses recently with one of her demonstrations. the guild’s national board on Saturday will decide by violent means more often Foreign policy was not an issue in the campaign, feline friends. Newberry was fired two weeks ago from which centered on taxes and other economic issues. Ricardo Arias Calderon, head of whether to order a strike, continue talks or take other experienced mechanical birth the Southern California plant for refusing to stop fading action, union officials said. trauma, such as forceps delivery, About 10.4 million of Australia’s 16 million people are the opposition Christian Demo­ cratic Party, called the action by “ In some areas there appears to be room for umbilical cord entanglement eligible to vote for the 148-seat House and 76-seat the scores of wild that make the plant their home. around the neck with multiple loops Senate. The party that wins a majority in the lower the military "the most unjustified, movement, and in other areas crucial to our members, indiscriminate repression in recent they (producers) appear to be inflexible,” said Chuck and breech (rear) presentation." House forms the government. Warn, spokesman for the directors guild. said Jacobsen, who works at the history.” prestigious Karolinska Institute in Demlanluk’s lead attorney fired West proposes talks “ It will strengthen the mov- AP photo Sweden. ment, ” he added. “ WewillconOnue Gar-barge cargo to be burned Cheeko the Clown sweeps off a seat on the^ back of “ People who committed suicide JERUSALEM ---John Demjanjuk. on trial here on our public protests becaue this by asphyxia, including hanging, charges of committing Nazi war crimes, has fired the crisis surpasses all acceptable NEW YORK — State and city officials agreed Friday elephant Irene at the Great American Circus in attorney who represented him for the past five years, limits.” to incinerate the unwanted cargo aboard the infamous drowning and poisoning by gas. on cutting back arms Milwaukee Friday. The circus is one of 11 tent shows on more often experienced asphyxia an associate defense lawyer said Friday. Arias Calderon said he had garbage barge, but the local leader in where the road in the U.S. Demjanjuk’s family decided to fire Buffalo. N-Y.. received reports of dozens of people the incinerator is located vowed to fight their plan in (loss of oxygen) during birth.” he VIENNA, Austria (AP) — The 16 and inviting observers to military said. lawyer Mark O’Connor because of the “ long difficulties injured by soldiers and the demon­ court. NATO countries on Friday submit­ The study looked at 99 addicts plaguing the defense team.” said attorney John Gill in The new proposal would make the strations had been “ completely Brooklim Borough President Howard Golden issued a telephone interview from his home in Cleveland. ted a long-awaited proposal for new peaceful and with absolutely no a statement Friday saying he would ask a judge for a with 144 siblings, comparing their verication agreements binding. Despite hard times, Ohio. _ . talks on European military secur­ provocation.” restraining order to keep the garbage out of his birth records. Among addicts to ity and conventional arms Verification has been a stumbling opiates such as morphine or heroin. O’Connor was unavailable lor comment. The phone Thousands of demonstrators borough. He claimed that it is a health hazard and said reduction. block at the I3-year-old talks on 24.5 percent were born to mothers at his Jerusalem hotel room rang busy for an hour and Mutual and Balanced Force Reduc­ tried to gather at the church of El city officials did not give him enough advance notice of a hotel attendant told The Associated Press he had It was the most significant Carmen in the downtown banking their decision. who were given opiates and-or proposal from the North Atlantic tion, also held in Vienna. tent circus is magic barbiturates while 9.6 percent of probably taken It off the hook. The West also would like to see district, in defiance of a ban on The issue of what to do with the garbage had became His dismissal came as he and his two associates Gill Treaty Organization since 1980, public assembly, to demand the a national joke as the barge was shunted from one state the controls’ mothers were given ’ said Warren Zimmermann, U.S. agreements on a broader exchange MILWAUKEE (AP) - Circus nation have gathered for Sunday's drugs. and Israeli attorney Yoram Sheftel. were in tte miMle of much more detailed militaiT tyal of Panama’s military to another. Until Golden stepped in, the question had of mapping out the case for the defense alter five ambassador to the 35-nation Con­ — j iief)and strongman, Gen. Manuel seemed to be resolved at a meeting involving state and manager Jim Ridenour says life parade. The event features more The Swedish researchers also information, said Portuguese Am- ,/ under the Big Top isn’t easy these months of testimony by prosecution witnesses,. ference on Security and Coopera­ inio Noriega. city environmental officials and representatives from than 70 horse-drawn antique wag­ looked at the birth records of 412 bassador Jose Queiroz de Barros. days, but the old-fashioned tent tion in Europe. About half an hour before the Islip, the town where much of the garbage originated. ons restored at the state’s Circus young people who killed themselves The Communist bloc had given The West contends the East has circus still holds a special magic for World Museum in Barateo. or died of drug or alcohol abuse Methodists OK divestment plan more troops in Europe and does not rally was to begin at 3 p.m., several the conference several proposals on hundred soldiers swepf'down the roustabouts and spectators alike. The tent circus remains distinct between 1978 and 1984. The re­ give accurate accounts in official SEATTLE_A plan to sell holdings in companies security talks and had criticized the main avenue. Via Espana. in front “ People like the closeness and from the big arena shows presented searchers compared those records Biden; Bork part of the agenda that do business in South Africa, starting with those Western alliance for not presenting StdtiStiCS of the white rococo church. intimacy of being here, setting by other circuses, such as Ringling with 2,910 people in control groups that fail to meet the Sullivan Principles, was approved The second set of talks would right in front of the center ring,” one earlier. Firing tear gas and shotguns, the WASHINGTON — Senate Judiciary Committee Bros, and Barnum & Bailey. Hill born at the same five Stockholm by the United Methodist Board of Pensions. NATO and the .seven-member involve only the 23 nations that Chairman Joseph Biden said Friday the choice of Ridenour says. “ When a horse goes soldiers moved the crowds off the said. hospitals in the same years. The 30-member board, which manages one of the Warsaw Pact have been holding make up NATO and the Warsaw Robert Bork for the Supreme Court is designed to around, it flips sawdust chips up in streets and sidewalks for several “ I think there will always be tent Among suicides by hanging, country’s largest church pension funds, v o t ^ exploratory talks since Feb. 17 on Pact because they have the most impose a conservative “ political agenda” President their lap. They smell the real blocks in each direction. circuses around as long as there’s drowning or poisoning by gas. 10 Thursday for immediate divestment of $25 million' the possibility of new all-European military power In Europe, Zimmer­ Reagan has failed to get through Congress. elephant manure, and they like it, ’ children,” said Hill, who grew up in percent suffered loss of oxygen at worth of holdings in six companies that had not signed mann said. These talks would ’The Delaware Democrat, a presidential candidate they don’t find it offensive.” arms negotiations. a circus family. birth while only 2.3 percent of the the principles as of Thursday, three of the trustees On Friday, the West proposed two concentrate on arms reduction. who said Thursday that he “ most certainly” will vote Ridenour says his Great Ameri­ This “ A tent circus is really the controls, experience a similar sets of talks within the framework France had agreed with the against Bork, said Friday there is a slim chance he can Circus, here for a four-day run iVeekenu traditional circus.” he said. “ You birth trauma. *^ ^ e board also voted to sell any interest in an of the conference, which is the third Warsaw Pact that all 35 nations, could back the appeals court judge for elevation to the before Milwaukee’s Great Circus smell the sawdust. You smell the Among suicides by other violent undetermined number of companies that fail to including neutral and non-aligned latexite follow-up conference to the 1975 bV COPELAND highest court. Parade on Sunday, is one of 11 tent manure. You breathe the canvas, means, such as firearms or leaping achieve a Class I or Class II rating as of June 30 u^nder Helsinki conference on military countries, should participate in “ If I’m proven to be wrong — that Judge Bork is not shows on the road in the United FOR THE LIFE & LOOKS just like it was 100 years ago. from heights, 20.6 percent expe­ the principles, which cover corporate conduct in South security, economic copperation and these talks. But France later part of the Reagan-Meese agenda on the court — then States this year, compared with 13 OF YOUR DRIVEWAY Nothing’s changed.” rienced mechanical trauma at Africd human rights. dropped its objection. in fact. I would change my view. But I don’t see any last year and 17 the year before. birth, including breech presenta­ United Methodists manage the nation’s 30th-largest The proposal differed from the evidence of that at all,” Biden said on a C-SPAN “ It’s so hard to keep one of these A key thing that hasn’t changed tion, forceps delivery and multiple orivate pension fund, with about $2.75 billion in assets. Warsaw Pact’s proposal last month interview show. things on the road,” he said. from the circus of a century ago is loops of the umbilical cord. About 12 percent, or $3$0 million, is invested in by omitting mention of battlefield . “ You’ve got to really want to.” the demanding schedule of one-day stands for &e troupe of 75-80 Dr. Mary L. Davenport, an companies doing business in South Africa. nuclear weapons. N early N l S hoppe Just paying for insurance costs aerialists, trainers. obstetrician at the University of One set of talks proposed by the 366 Main St., Manchester, CT 060401 Senators OK debt-limit boost, his circus nearly $2,000 a day, Jugglers, clowns and roustabouts. (Dalifornia-San Francisco and co­ Americans drink less alcohol Western alliance would involve all Between Rueielt b Haynes St. in Phibrtd Agency Bldg. WASHINGTON — The Senate Finance Committee Ridenour said. chairperson of the conference, said M(-20T3 (}p«) Mon. Thru Sat. Hn. 10-4 The Milwaukee stay is a rare NEW YORK — There was a record decrease in liquor 35 nations in what would amount to voted Friday to raise the national debt limit to $2,565 Allan C. Hill, the 36-year-old Jacobson’s research could have a "to exception to the daily travel by consumption in the United States last year, but a continuation of the Conference on trillion and sent the bill to the full Senate where it will owner of the Great American profound effect on obstetric S«l« on all summar marehandlaa truck and campers. prepared cocktails seemed to be gaining favor among Security Building Measures, which biecome the battleground for this year’s major fight arcus, acknowledged the financial practice. ended last year in Stockholm, now going on. Purchaaa on# over budget reform. strains but said his Sarasota, “ We’re playing seven days a "I really do think the administra­ Nam gat ona fraal HIghaat prica ^ Acrertin^g to a report published Friday in the SwG(l0n. Meanwhile, the White House ordered federal Fla.-based operation is still ‘ a week, seven and one-half months tion of drugs to women is a risk In Stockholm, the 35 NATO, pravalla and Ilka marehandlaa. agencies to come up with $10 billion to $15 billion in new money-maker. Otherwise, he said, out of the year,” Hill said. "Every Jobson’s Liquor Handbook, an annual review and factor,” she said. “ If people are forwast of the distilled spirits industry. 146 million Warsaw Pact and neutral nations spending cut plans, to show President Reagan intends he would be in some other business. day we put up this whole operation worried about drug addiction, I cases of liquor were consumed in 1986. The previous agreed on some forms of verifica­ NEED- 22; ? = ; . to meet his deficit-cutting promises under the Hill said it was an honor to be for one day, give two shows, tear it hope they will pay attention to this. vear Americans had tucked away 154 million c a ^ . tion, including informing each Gramm-Rudman law without the tax increases booked for the shows in Milwaukee, down, move 100 miles and do it all We need to be cautious about giving ^at'represents a 5 percent decrease In consumption. other about military maneuvers Congress proposes. where circus buffs from around the over again the next day.” drugs to women in labor.” i»’iare "11 S:00 p m « "*ws that the producer price index of tion against Japanese and other Sot. 1:00 om woow Nevertheless, oil’s comeback has brought finished goods registered only a modest 0.2 employers to credit the service of workers between age “ excess and unwarranted” foreign some bounteous blessings to investors who percent increase in June. 65 and 70 when calculating pensions. 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By Linda-Marie Singer It helps to be a natural athlete. wherever he goes — something At age 13 the teen-ager qualified I’ve yet to worry about! In fact, reat photo of A1 for varsity baseball, and thought when we were filming in Las Pacino,” one of seriously of turning professional Vegas and he walked into the the workmen before receiving a bachelor’s in hotel lobby, you would have comments to journalism from the University thought the Messiah was coming Robert Loggia, of Missouri. the way fans chased him — in the midst of "Growing up on New Yqrk’s literally tore after him. No renovatingG the actor’s Beverly. Lower East Side automaticmiy wonder he’s surrounded by six Hills home. When there's no meant you had to be tough. My bodyguards.” immediate reaction. Loggia older sister Annabelle protected Loggia siiifts to another film, adds, "Hey, that’s me with me — virtually closeted mi? “Prizzi’s Honor,” and talks Pacino during’.Scarface.’ ” from getting corrupted. Until age about working with director John “Where?” the stranger asks, 10 I was house-bound and a bit Huston. “He put all of us (Jack peering at the deeply tanned man of a sissy. Luckily, an older Nicholson, Kathleen Turner) in with his arm draped around the cousin came along who was the lap of Abraham. As a star. tremendously athletic and director he instills confidence Loggia pauses as the workman became a kind of role model. and for some reason 1 liken him moves on. “After a while you “Still, I loved continuing the to Toscanini. He conducted me '■iW\ / become philosophical,” .shrugs jock thing we had in school, but in such a way that I sure played the polished actor, “but at 57, when I reached 40 I thought it the hell out of my violin.” what can I do about becoming a was getting ridiculous to bang With so many projects in the household name? I’ve got to heads playing touch football hopper, how can this man keep play it as it lays, so I smile with a bunch of guys in Central up his frenetic pace and style? when people ask me, ’Don’t 1 Park. So I took up tennis and “Acting is never tedious for me, know you from somewhere?' that’s where I met Audrey.” for I’ve developed a big bag of That “somewhere” may be Thai’s also where Loggia —r tricks after all these years. So I traced back to the 1950s when someone who doesn’t invite don’t do, for instance, what the native New Yorker starred in extraneous conversation — lets Dustin Hoffman did in Q. Can you tell me what two TV scries: “The Nine Lives the warm side show. ”1 came ‘Marathon Man’ with Olivier. Melissa Sue Anderson, formerly of Alfredo Baca" and “T.H.E. out to the West Coast because 1 Dustin was supposed to be of “Little House on the Cat,” continuing into "The Pink was separated from my wife. I exhausted in this one scene, so Prairie,” is doing these days? Panther” movies. delayed leaving due to our three he stayed up the entire night Paul Janson, Jersey City, N J. But it’s the 1980s that have children (Tracy, now 32; John, until he was absolutely worn A. Melissa Anderson, as the been the kindest to Loggia, who 31; and Christina, 26). 1 was out. When he told Olivier what 25-year-old refers to herself rattles a list of hit films from determined to try life as a he had done, he whispered in these days, can be seen in the “An Officer and a Gentleman” bachelor. Well, that lasted two Hoffman’s ear, ‘Ever try acting, recumng role on “The JaCkScalia Steve Guttenberg and “Prizzi’s Honor,” to the weeks. Audrey saw to that. my boy?’ ” Equalizer” of the daughter that “Some tennis friends Robert Loggia enjoys the limelight. Loggia tried the legitimate the lead character, McCall, Oscar nomination for his supporting role in “Jagged introduced us and I remember theater after the Korean War. never knew he had. She was how I desperately needed a “In those years New York was introduced in a recent two-part Edge,” where he played a gruff change. Somehow when I turned Andrews serenading. “But we their spleen with this film, and the hub, and there was a certain episode and has been asked back but likable detective. Q. Please tell me everything about Jack Scalia. D. Vorhees, Q. / have seen all o f the “Police Academy" movies and I would “No doubt about it. I’m 38 I hit a mid-life crisis. From never forgot the nightmarish it’s too bad that Stallone’s snobbery of belonging to the tor at least another two-parter Issaquah, Wash. love to know more about Steven Guttenberg. T.W ., Lancaster, 1968 to 1973 I jiist... 1 don’t times. You see, his wife didn’t becotiK a target of scorn largely Actors Studio.” (^ m e of the next season. definitely on a roll,” he Ohio declares, citing the soon to be know... dropped out. Nothing to want to divorce him and there because he’s so successful members at the time included do with drugs; just the era of were so many complications. monetarily. Paul Newman, Kim Stanley and A. He’s 36, from Brooklyn and Long Island, one of three sons of A. He’s 28 (bom August 24, 1956), was bom in Brooklyn and . released "Gaby” (with Liv a baseball player and his wife who divorced when he was a child. rebellion. Life became Bob doesn’t like to talk about all “He also gets recognized Ben Gazzara.) ■ raised in Long Island, the son of an electronics executive and a Ullmann), “The Believers” They both married others, creating quite a large family — his topsy-turvy and for some reason this because he’s still estranged surgeon’s assistant. He decided to become an' actor at the age of (co-starring Martin Sheen), “Hot Q. / have a bet with my fiiemd. mother and stepfather, a New Yoik City cop whose name he I was melancholy all the time from his children.” / say that Doug Barr and Bruce 16 while working as a messenger making deliveries to adveitising Pursuit” (John Cusack), plus took, had three children of their own; his father and stepmother agencies. Disney’s animated canine and felt totally lost.” Workmen continue hammering Boxleitner are two d^erent had four. He was a natural athlete as a boy; later he attended More than a decade has As he describes it, he would see all the young acton version of Oliver, spotlighting away as Loggia finishes up that people and she says they aren't. Ottawa University in Kansas on an athletic scholarship and briefly passed and still the actor’s voice there competing for work and think “Why not me?” so soon he Loggia’s voice along with Bette episode in his life he wisiKS he Could you please tett us which played for the before a shoulder injury ended his gets soft and strained. “I really one is right? Wanda York, began to slip his own photos into the piles of deliveries. It didn't Midler and Billy Joel. could push to Fast Forward. “I Look what you career. don’t like to talk about this,” he was like that cork in the sea of Springfield, Ore. After the big leagues, he drifted for awhile, .living on welfare, bring him any work but it did plant the idea that acting |je a Such workability could give says quietly, “but to show you A. You are. We can understand life just bobbing around. But can do for then working in construction and as a packer for a soup company career, so he switched to New York’s High School of Performing others an overwhelming ego how lost 1 was, moving to the then I managed an off-Broadway why your friend might think that when a friend suggested that with his face and 6’I” ftame, he Arts, got a role in an off-Broadway production and studied with boost, but Loggia explains West Coast I was astonished, since they do look a bit alike, John Houseman at Juilliard. production of ‘Wedding Band’ yourself... could be a model. simply, “Upward mobility in when someone came up to me with Ruby Dee, and ‘In The but they are two different Two days after his high-school graduation, he moved to Los His friend was right: Scalia was an instant hit in Milan and your late SOs shouldn’t be and commented, ‘We friought Boom Boom Room,’ David people. Angeles, where he talked his way past the Paramount Stiirfinc • custom framing London, then took New York by storm, soon earning $100,000 a frowned upon.” you were dead.’” Rabe’s play with Madeline guafo but made little headway on the lot with anyone else. He Checking his watch, he year (and appearing in a famous 1978 underwear ad.) At the same Audrey O’Brien Loggia Kahn. • photo restoration time, thou^, a drug problem that had started in his teens auditoned nonstop, however, and soon got a role in the TV realizes it’s almost time for his recollects that time with a • oil restoration intensified and after two years of a severe cocaine habit that left movie “Something for Joey." guest.shots on the series “Potiee tennis game. With less than an certain uneasiness. “It didn’t “I think I was merely coming him wasted and $SO,000 in debt, he checked himself into a rehab Story” Md “Doc” and a role in the movie “Can’t Stop the hour to go. Loggia still must help that we were both up for air, and wound up doing • mirrors • laminating Music.” His parents urged him to continue his studies, though, change out of his immaculate episodic 'IV where I usually a Anything you'd like center in Minnesota. separated. It was hard consoling • calligraphy to know about promi­ He kicked his habit, and upon his release, made the switch to so he entered into the predenul curriculum at U.C.L.A., but after attire. Meanwhile, his rugged him as he was a rather very sad played all the heavies. (He also acting with a role as Rock Hudson’s son in the series “The ^tting a call to appear in the movie “The Boys From Brazil,” good looks offset any worries as fellow. Always serious — until directed several shows including • cards nent personalities? Devlin Connection” which didn’t last too long, although his he packed the studies in. he contemplates his serve. you got him out on the tennis “Magnum, P.I.,” “Hart to • poster & W rite to Josie. King friendship with his co-star d id .. In the last few years, he wouldn’t have had any time for them: “When I’m not on the road, a court! Hart” and “Quincy.”) That g t d l^ id e s the “Police Academy” movies, he’s been in “Diner,” road was lea^ng nowhere until I I That series was followpdJQ^ree others, similarly short-lived: group of us (including Charlton “Neither one of us was • prints Features Syndicate, “High Performance,” [‘Berrenger’s” and “Hollywood Beat” and Day After,” “Miracle on Ice,” “Bad Medicine,” Heston, Lloyd Bridges and Don looking for someone special, yet ‘An Officer and a Gentleman’ 23 5 E. 45th S t. New the film “Fear City” and a TV movie’The Other Lover.” Cocoon, “Short Circuit” and “The Bedroom Window,” B u ^ e) meet every day in when I went overseas for a few bailed me out.” among others. Since he prides himself on working nonstop, he Westwood. But I’ll tell you months, I began thinking more It didn’t hurt doing Sylvester exposure York. N.Y. 10017. Currently, he’s working in a series with pretty good job security, fr a a la g ' ”*** “Dallas,” as a new character, mysterious for the moment, named also has two new films, “Surrender” with Michael Caine and something funny. In Manhattan 1 and more about him. Bob sneaks Stallone’s “Over the Top.” “It Nicholas Pierce. Sally Field due out in October and Three Men and a Baby” to lived near the Town Tennis Gub up on you that way.” was a (laughs) unique experience New Hour.: aowd Mvw.t Tut*,, Wed., Center Street be released at Christmas. 1^ for yean watched die pros. Ten years later the couple working with hinr. Fri. 9-5:3(H Thure. 9-8; Set. 9-S Mencfreeter 649-6939 ’ .'.-r.’-.'f-rA Now I play with them ” married in Gstaad with Julie Unfortunately, the critics vented ~K^1

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Many of her ?1 Face Off anxiety-free as well. dentist shows the patient trow to be in control in the dentist’s appointment with a new dentist, 8 : 0 0 A M X Berenstain (CC) teeth were badly decayed, he lT Josie and the Pussycats Like Dr. Passes, many relax quickly and easily and office after her husband tell the person who answers the X Dangermouse COMEDY SPECIAL — Dick Van Dyke (c.) hosts "The AFl Comedy Special," which told her, and two were severely dentists gear their practices to I t Classified Eighteen OHers mforma records the session on an audio convinced her to panicipate in phone that you are a nervous tion on the latest employment opportuni- X (Ml The W uzzles (CC) presents four sketches written by up-and-coming screenwriters. One sketch features infected. He could save one of helping anxious patients relax. cassette. The patient takes the the Dental Anxiety Control dental patient. iies in the Connecticut area X Straight Talk Susan Ruttan“ (I '■ . holding Matthew Uwrence), Telma Hopkins (rg and "My Sister the infected teeth, but the other In certain dental offices, patients cassette home and practices Program. By the fourth visit, her • Ask for the first Insight / Out 33) Bionic Six Sam" star Joel Brooks. must be extracted immediately. can bring in their favorite audio progressive relaxation several dentist was able to extract one of appointment in the morning so 301 More Real Pedple ^ Tom & Jerry As the dentist prepared the cassettes, and the music is piped 4ll El Club 700 Kissyfur Areo­ times a day for a week. By the Carol’s infected teeth, and she , you won’t have to worry about it ^ Wrestling syringe, Carol panicked. She into their room during the visit. (61) Casper & Friends 21) Sesame Street (CC) Capitan Centella la Washington Week in Review (CC) time the patient comes back for 7^ subsequently underwent all day. El Tesoro del Saber tore the paper bib from her To block out the sound of the [CNN] Foreign Corresportdents (^ Phil Silvers (^ La Plaza (R) the second visit, he or she has treatment for her other dental • Go to the appointment with Tony Brown's Journal MOVIE: 'Godzilla vs. the Sea Mons­ ' [DIS] Contraption Wall Street Journal Report Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea 23) neck, bolted from the chair and drill, some dentists let patients established a reflex pattern in problems. For patients like someone you trust. If you and (igT) World Wide W restling (In Stereoi ter' Godzilla battles a sea monster and an [ESPN] Australian Rules Football: ® Remi [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner island of evil people bent on world con­ ran out of the office. wear stereo headphones. Other learning how to relax. [DIS] Wind in the Willows Carol, the Dental Anxiety your best friend have the same Hawthorn Hawks vs. Carlton Blues (§7) Rod and Reel [ESPN] Action Outdoors with Julius quest Akira Tajarada, Toru Watanabe Many people, like Carol, From Melbourne (60 mtn I (R) [ESPN] Fishing: John Fox's Outdoor dentists fHovide video games or At the second visit,Hjie dentist Control Program has been so dentist, think about making [CNN] Daybreak Boros 1967 suffer from dental anxiety. Just [HBO] Uncensored Channels I: TV Ar­ MOVIE' Midnight Madness' Adventures small television sets mounted teaches the patient how to successful that Dr. Passes now back-to-back appointments. [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [HBO] [HBO] MOVIE: Big Trouble in Little the thought of going to the ound the World With George Plimpton (CC) College students embark on an all- [USA] Focus on Success China' (CC) Whild visiting a friend in San near the ceiling as distractions. deepen the relaxation through teaches the program to dentists. • Get to know your dentist. A George Plimpton presents clips of variety [ESPN] SportsCenter night scavenger hunt throughout Los An­ Francisco's Chinatown, a truck driver is 10:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week dentist fills them with terror. As For patients such as Carol biofeedback. Using a "We're hoping this program good dentist-patient relationship shows, game shows and music videos [USA] Go for Your Dreams geles David Naughton, Debra Clinger Ed­ plunged into a strange underground neth­ from television around the world including die Deezen 1980 Rated PG 1 0:30AM X Teen Wolf j erworld after his friend's fiancee is kid a result, they postpone needed Miller, though, these distractions biofeedback device, the patient will become a uniform procedure means you can relate to your Maly Japan and the Soviet Union 8 :3 0 A M CD wiidfire care until denud disease forces [MAX] M O VIE: 'Sm oky' An outdoor s X ® Pound Puppies napped by mysterious forces Kurt Russell. aren’t enough. learns to relax all the voluntary throughout the country,” he dentist as so

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Laurence Olivier d® ® Frugal Gourmet p r 9:1 OPM [CNN] Weak Kramer, r.) protect [CNN] This Week In Japan (g) Lazer Tag Academy (tn Stereo) Donald Fleasance. 1979 8:00PM GD Space (CC) Pope and Clag- ® PGA Golf: Anheuser-Busch Classic O gett become test pilots, Kolff and Mott enl­ 9 :3 0 P M IS) 9 Amen The church in­ a concert pianist 4:00AM ® Beet of Saturday Night (S ) M O VIE: 'The Ptunderers' Four young IS I Magic of .Oil Painting herits a successful restaurant and then saddle tramps, intertt on taking over a Third round, from Kingsmill Golf Club in ist Grant as a space-program advocate (guest star Theresa Live must sell it to make a mortgage payment. town, are stopped by a rancher. Jett Chan­ (8) Consumer Discoum Natwork Williamsburg. Va (90 min ) (Live) Stars Bruce Dern, James Garner and Mi­ Saldana) after [CN N] Larry King Woekend dler. John Saxon. 1960. ( 3 ) M O V IE: 'W ho?' An intense and bitter chael York (2 hrs.) Part 2 of 4 |R) (R) (In Stereo) (S) Emba|adores de la Musica Colom- 12 14 she is threatened, struggle between the super powers over biana 13 17” dD $® Werewolf PREMIERE While wit­ [CNN] This Week in Japan 4:30AM ® saint ^ Black Panpactiva n the man with the metal face Elliot Gould o nessing his best friend’s grisly transforma­ in the “Any Sec­ QJ) F-Troop [CNN] Big Story 10:00PM (X) W est 57th ® MOVIE: *Tha St. Valantina'a Day Trevor Howard. 1973. 3 < r“ tion into a werewolf, college student Eric ond now" episode Masaacta' This rscreaiion dapicts iha fa­ [ M A X ] M OVIE: ‘Dark Forces' A politi­ 4:40AM [H B O ] m o v i e : Baar’ (CC) ® War of the Stare Cord (John York) is stricken with the same d D News of “Hunter." mous gaogland killing with Al Capona gun­ cian is disturbed by a mysterious faith heal­ r 0 Madison Avenue ad agencies are lam­ Zj -___J H __ curse and left to search for the one man 9 Cover Story @ Motorwaek The NBC series airs pooned in this satire about a local brew ­ ning for Bugs Moran. Jason Roturds er s effect on his wife and leukemia- (Chuck Connors) who can help him, (2 hrs.) (g ) Hunter (CC) A man, jailed for the at­ ery’s marketing tactics. Rip Torn, Loretta George Segal. Ralph Meeker. 1967. [DIS] Jeeea O w ens Story This film dra- stricken son Robert Powell. David SATURDAY. ■ :] (In Stereo) tempted murder of a woman, vows to Swit. Kenneth Mars. 1985. Rated R. (91 Candlepin BowHng (60 min.) matiMS Ih6 hfa stofy ot Olympic hsfo Hemmings. Carmen Duncan 1980 Rated LH 23 J 14 ( D ® W ebster (CC) Webster’s essay complete the deadly task when he s re­ J U L Y 1 1 . J«ss6 Owens. (3 hrs . 3 0 min.) PG. (MAX) MOVIE: Better 0« (S I Sesame S treet (CC). (R) makes him appreciate the fact that Kather­ leased from prison. (60 mm.) (R) (In Stereo) 4-.50AM [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Horse's Mouth' A ■ B 1 o Dead’ (CC) A young man struggles with [U S A ] M O VIE: Countaes Dracufa’ Hun- J ine and George are his adoptive parents [CNN] Nawstiay 1"' 1 CHECK IISTINGS painter living in squalor seeks unusual can­ 25 2C 2 9 H j (g) Amos & Andy: Anatomy of a Con­ the hardships of adolesence when the giri garian countess discovers that she can re­ (R) FOk EXACT TIME [ESPN] Bowling: PBA Bowling: Tuscan main young and beautiful only by bathirvg m vases for his work Alec Guinness, Kay o t,, i troversy Redd Foxx and George Kirby host ot his dreams spurns him for a conceited Challenge From Ariiona. (90 min.) (R) ([B New s this look at the Amos & Andy TV series, and drinking the blood of virgin girts. Ingrid Walsh. Renee Houston 1958 (In Stereo) 31 athlete. John Cusack, David Ogden Suers. J 2 featuring interviews with cast members Pitt. Nigel Green. Sandor EIm . 1972 Cl® M OVIE; 'Clash of the Titans' Zeus Kim Darby 1986 Bated FK3. [USA] Dance Party USA (60 min.) CB What's Happening NowH SrOOPM o □ son battles mythical monsters to save a (60 mm.) M □ 1 2 :3 0 P M QD Scruples (5 hrs.. 30 [CNN] Haalthwaak 2:10PM GD W restling 34 5 r “ princess from an arch rival Laurence Oli­ (g) Police Story dollar gold robbery in Italy. Michael mm ) vier Claire Bloom, Burgess Meredith 2 ^ 0 P M CD ® Saniocs (Jolf: U.S. d ® U f** Family Don believes Mar- F P 9 9 : Boston [CNN] Sports Tonight Caine, Noel Coward. Rossano Brazzi. Books crumbling C® War of the Stars Op«n (Third Round) From Fairfield. CT, |2 yanne s new boyfriend is wanted by the 1981 Red Sox at Seattle Mariners (2 hrs 45 [ESPN] Sportscenter Saturday 1969. hrs.) (Live) law. Cl8) M OVIE: ‘Breaker M orant' Betrayed ^ Main Street (CQ. mm ) [M A X] MOVIE: ’Karate Kid Part Two’ ® Beat of Saturday Ni^ht Live 9 o n 5 by their own army, three soldiers are court- H i Old Sturbridge ViRega Commentar­ (9 ) Essonco (R) (9) space: 1999 ■ a ® PEUCULA; 'El Coyote y la Bfonca' (CC) While in Okinawa the Kid’ must de- between covers 37 1 $ s 40 martialed as an appeasement to another (2) TwHIght Zone ies; An 18 3 0 s V iew of Ote Cortstitiftion ® Art is Fun (S) WWF Superstars of Wrestling r Vicente Fernandez. Blanca Guerra (end his mentor and himself against bitter ! government Edward Woodward. Jack ® ABC N ew s (CC). □ □ foes determined to destroy them Ralph M What Aboijt Women @ ) This Old House (CC) Finishing the ® Bodywatch (CC) Advances m the fight ■ Thompson. Bryan Brown 1979 Evening at Pops (In Stereo) NEW YORK (AP) — The United 1------to combat heart disease •2 Macchio. Noriyuki Pat’ Morita, Nobu © V T V [CNN] Evans arul Novak electrical work; installing carpet; nailing f20' M OVIE Rosemary's Baby' A preg d l) Fame Chris gets a shot at a recording States possesses some of the most o McCarthy 1986 Rated PG (In Stereo) [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday shingles and applying stain; a b iK f^ t recap ( H Saint ■ career (60 min I complete libraries and literary [DISJ Edison Twins Pan 2 of 3. nani woman realizes her husband is in­ [TM C ] MOVIE: ’Re-Animator’ A deter­ and cost-saving measures (R) volved with a coven of wittfies who have 1 :35 A M [HBO] MOVIE: The Annihi- [M A X] MOVIE: 'Better Off Deed' (CC) d® Estf Semana en BeisM [CNN] CNN News mined young scientist experiments with a collections in the worid. but some of I® MOVIE: 'GodziHa Raids Again' designs on her unborn baby Mia Farrow, lators’ A group of Vietnam vets band to­ A young man struggles with the hardships Julia Child and More Company [MAX] MOVIE; Nightroaro on Elm secret formula which will successfully re­ the books may never be read again [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klertsch o o o o John Ciissavetes. Ruth Gordon 1968 gether to battle street punks in Atlanta. of adolesence when the girl of his dreams [CNN] Newswatch Street. Pert 2: Freddy’e Revenge (CC) vive the dead Jeffrey Combs. Bruce Ab­ Christopher Stone. A n ^ Wood, According to the New York (g ) 9 Facts of U le (CC) Beverly Ann and spurns him tor a conceited athlete. John [H B O ] HBO Family Playhouse Melissa The spirit of child murderer Freddy Krueger bott. Barbara Crampton 1985. Rated NR. Lawrence-Hllton Jacobs. 1986 Rated R. Public Library, which houses an Cusack. David Ogden Stiers. Kim Darby • Sue Anderson stars as a 16-year-old [ESPN] Horse Rabing: Michigan Mile the girls relive the '60s when pop stars inhabits a teenager's body Robert En- (In Stereol From Detroit (60 mm ) (Live) ooooooo Fabian and Bobby Rydell pay them a visn astonishing 8* miles of book­ 1985 R.npd PG. who's about to be adopted by her foster glund. Mark Patton 1985 Rated R [USA] Can You Be Thinner? 2 :0 0 A M Q l] i n n N ew s family when her natural mother arrives and [USA] Check It Out! (R) (In Stereo) shelves, as many as 35 miles of 1 :0 0 P M (Jl MOVIE: -Mstsor' A mas- ACROSS DOWN [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents ® That’s the Spirit tries to reclaim her. Marion Ross co-stars ^241 W ild America (CC) An exploration of 1 2:0 0 A M G® N«w Hot Track# S've meteor hurtles through space on a col­ (.B Small W onder Vicki learns [CN N] Foreign Correspondents books are being consumed from (60 mm.) America s wildlife refuges, from the smal­ 1 0 :3 0 P M ® Sports Extra 9 Tales From the Darkside lision course with Earth, ^ a n Connery. hypnosis. (R) 1 Quote for the end 2 Travolta fHm [USA] Discover, with Robert Vaughn within by acids. The books are MOVIE: -Katata Kid Pact Two’ lest in Florida to the largest m Alaska QQ) (NN News Natalie Wood, Martin Lartdau. 1979. CS) W hat a Country! Maria moonlights as of the work week 3 At home 9 Consumer Discount Network literally crumbling between their (CC) Whila in Okinawa the ’Kid’ must de­ (g) MOVIE: How to Murder Your Wife' ,C1 M OVIE: 'H elpm etes' Laurel and a dancer. (R) 5 itsUsn cspltsl 4 the Nation" g ® HoHywood Ctose-Up A look at this d ® Chespirito (60 min i (Repeticion) 2 :3 0 A M ® a b c n o w s (CC) fend his mentor and himself against bmer Bachelor comic strip artist finds that he is covers. Hjrclv elude their wives in this slapstick 9 Genetic materiel 5 Indian prince summer's movies IR) ® Best of foes determined to destroy them. Ralph d® Victory Garden (CC) marnert to a beauty contest winner after a [CNN] Newsnight Scientists are working on expen­ lomedy Stan Laurel. Oliver Hardy. 1931. 10 Ms. Gardner 6 Over voltage: abbr. (8) Honeymooners Macchio. Noriyuki Pat’ Morita, Nobu d ® Chespirito (60 mm ) drinking party J^ck Lemmon Virna List. [ESPN] Wrestling (2) MOVIE: 'The Grass is Greener’ sive chemical treatments that may iColonzed Version) 12 "Lo9t In —" 7 •*— Butterfly" [DIS] Beet of Ozzie end Harriet When an American milliorreire invades the McCarthy. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) Terry Thomas 1965 [HBO] MOVIE; Heavenly Bodies’ The J : MOVIE: They Onty KiU Their Mee- (S) Victory Garden 15 She was Tracy Kendall 8 Record . private quarters of an Ead’s mansion, he allow them to arrest some of the [TMC] MOVIE: -Caaeo Flea’ When a 9 MOVIE: A Boy and His Dog' A young [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents owner of 3 thriving health club finds that ters When a police chief flushes out a ® M OVIE; ‘Son of Godzilla' Godzilla en­ on "Dynasty" 11 "Your Hit — " falls in love with the lady of the house. Cary deterioration. But, they say, the Vietnam vetaran’s horrid past begins to man and his dog face the difficulties of the the competition is muscling in on her Cyn­ Mller the evidence points to a Doberman gages m exciting combat to protect his in­ 16 "C olb^" character 13 "My Sister Sam" star 1 1 :00PM ® ® ® News Grant. Jean Simmons. Deborah Kerr haunt him and ruin Ns life, he tries to pull year 2024 when the earth is a post-atomic thia Dale Richard Rebiere Walter George only practical solution is to embark Pinscher James Ganter. Kathenne Ross fant son. Tadao Takashima. Akno Kubo 20 Man's fitness org. Ns life together by seeking help from a lo- 14 Suzanne Somers rols ® M OVIE: ’H it’ When a narcotics 1961 on a massive microfilming pro­ Hal Holbrook. 1973. 1969 21 Msl de — wilderness Don Johnson Susanne Ben­ A lto ^ 1 9 8 5 Rated R (In Stereo) cal Veteran’s Center. Don Johnson. Lisa 16 Kingdom (due to ton Jason Robards 1975 Parental Dis­ agent s daughter dies from an overdose of [CN N] Sports Latenight gram in an attempt to preserve the 22 Lack puzzle answer) heroin he vows to catch rhe people res [l)SA] How to Make a Million in the lj) MOVIE: 'Midnight Offerir>gs' A 17- Blount. 1985. Rated R. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday cretion Advised) [DIS] MOVIE: ’HaH a Sixpence’ An W- vear olo witch punishes her school and 24 "A Passage to — ” 17 Palace" ponsible Billy Dee Williams Tina An­ Sto<^ Market contents of the millions of volumes [DIS] Babar Comes to Amencg^ni- (571 Evening at Pops (In Steieo) paid draper’s assistant experioneos some k’assmaies with fiery demonstrations. 3:00PM CD MOVIE; The Uquidator' 25 Collections of facts 19 Of former timee drews. Richard Pryor 1973 1 2 :3 0 A M CD Dencin* to the Hits (60 social changes after inheriting a sma« for­ on the library's endangered list. A timid man who loathes bloodshed and mated Animated. Peter Ustinov narrates Melissa Sue Anderson. Cathryn DanxKi, the tale of Babar. his wife Celeste and their 28 School subj. 23 Valerie — [CNN] PrimeNews ® Bermy HIM min.) (R) tune. Tommy Steele. Juke Foster, Rene- R is a job, they predict, that will Patrick Cassidy. 1981. Violence is hired through unusual circumst­ 31 Religions; abbr. mischievous young cousin Arthur 25 Part ending [E S P N ] pFofesskMWl Rodeo Cowboys (2) MOVIE: ’The Brink’s Job’ A bank dD MOVIE: 'Covert Action' A CIA agent lope Homer. 1968. take at least 200 years. ances by British IntefHgence as a liquidator 32 "Wizard of Oz " dog 27 Actress Smith (due to J® MOVIE: 'Fort Vertgeence' Two [USA] Double Trouble Association (60 mm ) (Taped) robbery by a gang of klutzes pays off only finds his life in danger aftw he writes a SpoitsCenter Rod Taylor. Trevor Howard. Jill St John 34 Weighs heavily [ESPN] Americans, one fleeing the U S. police, 1966 puzzle answer) [ M A X ] M OVIE; Creepshow' Five epi with laughter Peter Falk. Peter Boyle. book about his adventures' in the agency. 36 "Real People" host. [USA] Diet of the Stars loin the Northwest Mounted Police and be^ 6:00PM ® d) (g) ® ® News 29 He's Arnold Backer sodes each depict different kinds of Jw- ' Warren Oates 1970 ^ David Janssen. Corifwe Clery. Arthur Ken­ QD Twilight Zone — Allen come involved with Indians and stolen d D 9 to 5 Marsha spearhead^ a campaign 30 Sam Fujiyama on ror Adrienne Barbeau. Hal Holbrook. E G nedy. 1978 3 :0 0 A M [CNN] Newsnight furs James Craig. Rita Moreno. 1953 (11} Soul Train 37 — de France g® Ghost Story Foundation funds to save a fellow employee's job “Qulrtcy” Marshall 1982 Rated R (In Stereo) 9 MOVIE: ‘The Shadow of the Cat' A [ESPN] Bowling: PBA Bowling: Tuacon 39 Roman 151 (8) GLOW: Gorgeous Ladies of Wres­ Happy Days Again (H) Justin Wilson's Outdoor Cooking dD Bosom Buddies 33 " — When 1 Laugh" [U S A ] MOVIE; Ship of Zombies’ An an­ dead woman’s pet cat. the only witness to Challenge From Arizona. (2 hrs.) (R| new consematory 41 Capri or Wight 35 Snick or — tling her murder, manages to wreak terrifying H Moneymakers dD ^eino Salvaje (3® Fame Chris gets a shot at a recording cient ship, manned by a crew of the un­ [TM C] MOVIE; Aliens’ (CC) The only 42 Cody on "Riptide" 36 Lundy on "Houston dead roams the oceans m search of ships (g) MOVIE: ’The Secret Agent’-An au­ vengear>ce on her three murderers. Andre Roger Clemens Report ® Bodywatch (CC) (R) career. (60 mm ) (R) thor and a female agent pose as husband survivor of the Nosiromo’s encounter with ■ TROY. Mich. (AP) - The Kresge Knights" containing human cargo Maria Perschy, Morell. Barbara Shelley, Willtam Lucas. a monstrous creature joins a task-force as­ Let's Go Bowling [CNN] Your Money 9 ) Morfc and MirKfy and wile to hunt aivenemy spy Madeleine Foundation has awarded a 11.25 38 ID for Lavin 1977 1961 signed the unpleasant job of eradicating (g) Small Wonder 40 Long Island: abbr. 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To set off the protein, Vs cup Parmesan cheese show-stopper. Serve it once and select fruits, vegetables or grains Vj cup olive oil you’ll m ^ e it again and again. that contrast in color, texture Vs cup cider vinegar and taste. Vi teaspoon salt BROCCOU CHICKEN MARINATED RKX SALAD BEST TABBOUU SALAD All types of ingredients can I teaspoon Dijon-type SALAD, ORIENTAL STYLE 3 chopped green onions 2 cups boiling water, scant find their way into the summer mustard ' Vs cup sliced almonds, 2 cups cooked brown rice, I vegetable bouillon cube salad bowl. Try using foods not 1 teaspoon honey toasted 10 minutes in seasoned with salt to I cup bulgur wheat generally associated with salad, Vs teaspoon basil a 350F oven taste Vj cup minced fresh such as water chestnuts, freshly When $$ becomes a family affair leaves, crushed / large stalk broccoli I large, ripe toniato, mint grated ginger or salted peanuts. Vs cup thinly sliced finely chopped Vi cup minced fresh These surprises give even a Combine warm beans and water chestnuts I green pepper, minced parsley and white. The easiest way to do • As a guarantor, you are casual salad a real lift. By Don D. Wagner One person can give up to returns to the giver at the end of potatoes. Toss them with a 2 cups chicken, preferably 3 tablespoons olive oil Vi cup diced sweet $10,000 to another per year the specified period. this is with a promissory note, secondarily liable — you are lightly steamed, chopped MARINATED ZUCCHINI SALAD mixture of the dressing 3 tablespoons white wine onion ooner or later, giving or under the gift tax exclusion law. and it's best to have an attorney liable only after the borrower ingredients: oil, vinegar, salt, (or leftovers may be used) This should be done only defaults. 4 ripe tomatoes, chopped vinegar 3 ripe tomatoes, diced loaning money becomes A gift tax return does not have through an attorney so there draw one. mustard, honey and basil. When Vr teaspoon minced I cup cheese, minced, The promissory note should Before co-signing a loan, you 2 medium zucchini, chopped Vi cup chopped a family issue. Whether to be filed as long as the money won’t be any tax problems later well mixed, toss in Parmesan or pressed garlic optional clearly indicate: should ask ycursclf the m small, bite-sized pieces walnuts it's sending the kids to given is give within that limit. on. and nuts, reserving a few nuts Vs teaspoon finely- • The amount loaned. following questions: I clove garlic, minced or 3 tablespoons olive oil college, helping a On the other hand, a married A Clifford Trust must include: • The specified due date. • Can 1 afford to repay this pressed for garnish. Serve at room grated fresh ginger Combine all ingredients and 3 tablespoons lemon juice teen-age daughter buy couple can give up to $20,000 • A trustee. • The interest rate. (As far as loan? '/i cup minced sweet temperature. 3 tablespoons soy sauce chill. Serve at room temperature I clove pressed garlic herS first car or providing living per year to another, representing • A trust instrument. Serves 4-6. 1 tablespoon toasted on a bed of lettuce. expenses for a married son a $10,000 gift from each the Internal Revenue Service is • Am I willing to repay this onion I teaspoon honey • A transfer of assets to the (aromatic) sesame oil Serves 6. during a brief period of spouse’s income or bank concerned, a minimum interest loan? 6 ounces feta cheese romaine lettuce trust. • What are the chances I’ll CARROT, SHRIMP, 2 teaspoons rice vinegar unemployment, how these account. Your attorney will also want rate of 9 percent should be 4 tablespoons olive oil charged, and the person making have to repay this loan? POTATO SALAD Vr teaspoon honey CURRIED TOFU SALAD financial decisions are made can If the $20,000 legally belongs to file a gift tax return. 12 Greek olives Dissolve the bouillon cube in • How much can 1 lose? Read 2 small carrots, finely- WITH VEGETABLES make or break family ties. to only one spouse, the other Several additional rule the loan should report that the water, and pour the water the fine print on the loan diced 1 pound tofu, well drained Unfortunately, gifte or loans spouse must legally “consent” changes apply to the unearned interest as taxable income.) Bring one quart salted water Cut the broccoli carefully into over bulgur. In about 20 minutes contract you co-sign — you may 2 green peppers, finely 2 tablespoons olive oil to family members can be risky in writing to the money gift in income of children under 14. • The signature of the to a boil and add the zucchini bite-sized pieces, and UaiKh it the bulgur will have absorbed be responsible for late fees, diced / tablespoon soy sauce business unless they are made in his or her name. Under the 1987 rule, the first borrower. and garlic. When water returns in boiling water until teiKkr to the bouillon. Fluff the grain with a strictly businesslike way. (There is no limit on tax-free $500 of a child’s unearned If a minor signs the court costs, attorney fees. I pound potatoes, peeled taste; drain. Combine garlic, / tablespoon mild rice a fork and combine with mint, • Is there an acceleration to the boiling point, drain the When financial crisis hits a - gifts used for medical expenses income is not taxed. The next promissory note, however, it if desired, cut in ginger, soy sauce, sesame oil. vinegar parsley, onioa, tomatoes and' may be difficult to enforce. But clause calling for the entire vegetables through a fine family member, it involves two or school tuition, but the money $500, however, is taxed at 15 bite-sized pieces vinegar and honey in a small 2 teaspoons curry powder walnuts. Separately, combine balance to be paid if a payment strainer. kinds of currency — the sum of must be paid directly to the percent. it’s still a good idea because the I cup minced celery bowl. % cup minced parsley remaining ingredients except is missed? Place zucchini and garlic in a I pound shrimp (small, money needed and the emotional institution.) And any additional income note emphasizes loan rather than serving bowl m d cool. Add Gently toss broccoli, water I small carrot, grated romaine. Toss dressing wtft the currency shared by family If the family member above this initial $1,000 will be gift. When a family member but not tiny), chestnuts and chicken with Vt cup minced red suffers financial difficulty, the remaining ingredients, toss and mixed vegetables and place in a members. Often patents give receiving the gift is a minor, taxed as if it were income It may also be a good idea to shelled and deveined dressing. Top with toasted (sweet) pepper bowl. Surround the Tabbouli however, the Uniform Gift Tax spell out what will happen in immediate impulse is to offer a serve. The flavor of this salad is money they can’t afford to give. received by the parents until the Vs teaspoon dill weed almonds and serve at rooni I minced scallion widi romaiiK leaves, and use Or more often, they give it to Minors Act demands a case of default. helping hand. But without giving best at room temperature. I cup mayonnaise child is 14. temperature or chilled. I'A cups fresh garden feeni to scoop up the sriad. without thinking about how it custodian if the amount exceeds If the parent’s next dollar of For example, the note might it careful thought and taking Serves 4. I cap soar cream or precautions, the entire family Serves 4-6. peas, shelled (or/roxen Serves 4-6. ■ will affect family relationships $3,500. income would be taxed at 28 state that no other loans will be plain yogurt after the crisis is over. When the gift is from a percent, the child’s first dollar of made if the borrower defaults or, can get pulled into financial CORN OFF THE COB quicksand. WITH CELERY 3 uMespoams ketchup Would a gift break a child’s grandparent or an aunt or an unearned income in excess of if there are more than the (or more to taste) Consider all the options, AND EGG SALAD self-image of self reliance when uncle, the parent is often made $1,(X)0 is taxed at that rate. borrower as heirs to an estate, parsley sprig far gmnish a loan would not? How can custodian. The giver cannot be Unfortunately, this new rule the sum of the loan plus interest including the possibility of 6 hard-cooked eggs family members who want to the custodian. applies to all unearned income, will be deducted from the saying “no” if you simply 4 tablespoons mayonnaise cannot afford to lend a financial help do so without jeopardizing This money isn’t taxed as even income created from trusts borrower’s share. mixed with I uMespoon Bring 3 quarts, saked water to hand. If you can help, choose an their own financial security? income for the recipient, and the established before the new tax If any property is put up as milk a boil in a large poA Add option that solves the short-term Would a gift actually help the money is not a deductible item law was enacted. collater^, the note should ‘h teaspoon Dijon-type potatoes and bod umit aeariy crisis and preserves the family giver finaiKially? for the giver. Since the new tax changes are contain a description of it. mustard tender. Add carrots ami peppers relationship over the long run. ■ These are but a few questions However, it does allow so massive, it’s wise to consult a Co-signing a loan is a legal salt and pepper to taste and boil until potatoes aee WONG’S RESTAURANT rarely asked when money reduction of the size of the tax attorney when setting up any commitment that transfers psk J ribs celery, minced lender, drain. (Water nay be TAKE OUT SBIVICE AND COCKTARS becomes a family affair. giver’s estate for tax purposes trusts this year. It’s also a good from the lender, either a bank or J ears etttn, lUI tiff reserved for soup stock. ) WkQe Depending on the circumstances, later. idea to have an attorney savings and loan, for example, . the cob vegetables cool, combine ★ ★ ★ •CHEF WONG* ★ ★ ★ a family member able and A Clifford Trust involves an re-examine trusts set up before to the co-signer when the ' h leaves lettuce mayonnaise, sour cream or willing to give financial help to income shift from a person in a 1987 to ensure everything borrower either falls behind in yogurt, ketchup and dill weed. Dinner Specials Weekly payments or defaults entirely on another has four important higher tax bracket to a person in conforms to the new tax 2 tablespoons minced Shell and devest shrimp. When POST ROAD PLAZA the loan. options: a lower tax bracket, usually a changes. parsley potatoes are c o d . combine 3S2 Hartford Tpke. (Rte. 30). Vernon • Making an outright gift. minor child or an elderly parent. If a loan is made to a family A family member can co-sign shnmp. cekry. potato mixture i: MwL-TlMn. ll;MM»-M:Sami / Frt.-Saf. II — llw / t m m a The trust must exist 10 years a loan in two ways; 0 Transfmng income on a member, verbal agreements tend Grate (he egg.

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WE^RE SERVING YOU LUNCH Cinema Filmeter HARTFORD Ctnemo Cllv — BenII the Hunted (G ) Sot and Sun 1, 3, 5:30. — The Squeeze Robert DiMatteo (PG-13) Sot and Sun 1:15,3:45,4:40,9:15. TOGETHER — Spoceballf (PG ) Sot and Sun 1:30,4, 4:50, 9:35. — M v Lite os a Dog (PG-13) M c D o n a id is . Sot-Sun 7:25, 9:45. — L'Annee dei Meduies Sotond Sun 1:40,4:10,7,9:25. ■ I . and the Manchester Herald BAST HARTFORD Rsilweed Fub A Cinema — The Secret of Mv Success (PG-13) Sot 7:15, ‘ V. > * In movie theaters 9:20; Sun 7:30. Peer Richard's Fub A Cbiema — Roxanns (P Q ) Movie comedies are so frequentiy Horry and the Hendersons (P O ) Sat 7:30,9:30, midnight; Sun 7:30,9:30. overwrought and frantic that a gentle film like Sbewcose Cbiemos 1-9 — The Un­ “Roxanrre'’ seems a special treat. This updating of touchables (R) Sot 12:25,2:25,4:45,7:10, 9:40, 11:55; Sun 12:05, 2:25, 4:45, 7:10, "Cyrano de Bergerac" gives Steve Martin a role that Is 9:40. — Innerspoce (P G ) Sot 12:25,2:50, even more terrific than his plum parts In "Pennies from 5:10, 7:40, 10:10, 12:20; Sun 12:25, 2:50, Heaven," "All of Me” and "Little Shop of Horrors." 5:10, 7:40,10:10. — Beverly Hills Cep II m (R) Sot 12:55^:05,5:20,7:35,9:45,11:5D; It's only fitting that Martin, who plays a Sun 12:55, 3 « , 5:20, 7:35, 9:45. — The contemporary Cyrano — the quick>witted, agile, but Witches of Eostwlck (R ) Sot 12:40,3:10, 5:30, 7:55, 10:20. — Dragnet (R ) Sot huge>nosed fire chief in a gloriously picturesque AP photo 12:30, 3, 5:15, 7:45, 10:15, 12:15; Sun Northwestern town — should en|oy this juicy role, 12:30, 3, 5:15, 7:45, 10:15. — Full Metal Jacket (R) Sot 12:15, 2:40, 5, 7:25, 10, since he wrote the inventive script himself. As star and Updated Cyrano 12:05; Sun 12:15, 2:40, 5, 7:25, 10. — writer, Martin achieves a sythesis of slapstick and Revenge of the Nerds II: Nerds In lyricism, humor and romance. Steve Martin is a amall-town fire chief secretly in love with Paradise (PG-1) Sot 12,2:10,4:30,7:15, r 9:30,11:30; Sun 12,2:10,4:30, 7:15,9:30. It's easy to care about the Martin character's initially a young astrophysicist, played by Daryl Hannah, in — Adventures In Babysitting (PG-13) y - unrequited infatuation wHh the astrophysicist (Daryl Sat 12:45,2:55,4:50,7:30,9:30,11:40; Sun “Roxanne,” an updated version of Cyrano de Bergerac. 12:45, 2:55,4:50,7:30,9:30. — Predator Hannah) who has come to town for the summer. This (R ) Sot» ; » , 2:45,4:55,7:15,9:30,11:45; blond, star-gazing goddess thinks she's in love with a Sun 12:20, 2:45, 4:55, 7:15, 9:30. — Roboeep (R) 0 (sneak preview). ^1 beefy new firefighter (Rick Rossovich), a guy who's got far more brawn than brains. In keeping with the Stars remember Wyler M A N C H R S Tm UA Thaoters Rost— The Secret at Mv original "Cyrano." the thick-headed young stud enlists Success (P(3-13) Scd-Sun 2, 4:30, 7:15, Martin to help him woo Hannah, and Martin — thinking 9:30.— Horrv and the Hendersons (P G ) that this is as dose ias he'll ever get to Hannah — Sot-Sun 1 4:20, 7:15, 9:40.— The in PBS tribute Monday Believers (R ) Sot-Sun 2:15, 4:45, 7:30, agrees. 9:45.— HeawMetcri (R) Sot midnight. Directed with surprising lightness by the great — The Rocky Horror Picture Show (R) By Kathryn Baker M ^ ld n lg h t. — Blue Velvet (R ) Sot Australian director Fred Sch^si ("The Chant of In 19S2, he successfully directed The Associated Press the difQcult but brilliant John Jimmie Blacksmith"). "Roxanne" finds time for several Barrymore in “Counselor at Keystone Kops-style sequences in which Martin NEW YORK - The late fUm Large” and boosted his reputation VRRNON attempts to whip his somewhat Incompetent fire director William Wyler said he was in the industry. Cbw 1A 1— The Secret Of M v Success department Into shape. (P(»-13l Sot 7:10,9:20; Sun 5,710,9:20.— criUcixed for having "no signa­ H is perfectionism was The Chipmunk Adventure (O ) Sot and Not everything in this movie works: The happy ture" — you couldn't tell a Wyler legendary. Sun 1:30, 2:15. — H a ^ and the film from that of another director Hendersons (P G ) Sot 2,7; Sun 2,4:15,7. ending seems a little drawn out, given how predictably “ He made me do 48 takes in front just hy the look of it. — The Bellevsrs (R ) Sot-Sun 9:30. sweet it Is. and the quirky Shelley Duvall Is wasted In an of 200 extras. And I had never in my But that didn’t halt a stampede of unresolved supporting role. Then too. the golden life done more than two takes stars who wanted his Midas touch before,” Davis says. WRST HARTFORD bewitching Daryl Hanrtah is less than completely on their careers. His 45 years’ “ Somehow or other the number ■Im 1 A2 -^ T h e Secret of M y Success convincing as the possessor of a top scientific mind. (PG-13) Sot and Sun L 4:15, 7, 9:30. — worth of films included some of 71 comes out of the mists of The Believers (R ) Sot-Sun 9:30. — their'biggest hits — Bette Davis in memory,” says Garson, “and I Harry and the Hendersons (P G ) Sotond Though not quite the romantic comedy of Sun 2,4:15,7. "Jesebel,’’ Gary Cooper in can’t think that that’s possibie.” Mozartean proportions that some of the reviews have "Friendly Persuasion,” Carlton Heston says Wyler was never that suggested. “Roxanne” is still charming. Grade: *** Heston in “ Ben H ur,” Barbra bad, that he didn’t recall more than WILLIMANTIC Dragnet (PO-13) It sounded llkea protnising Idea for Streisand in “Funny Girl.” 27 takes. He said Wyler could never UJt. The Cinemas— Dragnet (PG-13) ' “ William really is the reason that Sot 1,3, S, 7:10, 9:20,11:45; Sun 1,3,5, lightweight warm-weather entertainment; Bring the be described as satisfied by a 7:10, 9:20. — Innerspoce (P G ) Sot 1, I became a box-office star,” Davis vintage TV series “Dragnet" up to date while p a ro lin g performance, but rather “ resigned 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50, midnight; Sun 1, says. 3:20, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50. — Adventures In its conventions. But this movie is all downhill after one to the fact that you weren’t going to “He directed more Academy do it any better.” Bobvelttme (P(^13) Sot 1:15,3:25,5:20, enjoys the Initial joke of Dan Aykroyd doing a 7:20, 9:25, 11:30; Sun 1:15, 3:25, 5:20, Award performances than any Olivier recalls “overacting ap­ 7:20, 9:25. — Revenge at the Nerds II: perfect-pitch impression of Jack Webb's deadpan other director,” says Gregory pallingly” in the 1939 classic Nerds In Paradise (PG13) Sot 1:30,3:30, 5:20, 7:30, 9:40, 11:30; Sun 1:30, 3:30, delivery, while playing the supposed nephew of Joe Peck, who starred in Wyler’s “Wuthering HeigbU,” until Wyler Friday, the character Webb played In the original 5 : » , 7:30,9 :« . — Full Metal Jacket (R) ■ 'U' “Roman Holiday.” chewed him out. Olivier says Wyler Sot 1, 3M5, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50, midnight; series. Forget “Dragnet” and start thinking big­ Fourteen actors and actresses made him a film star. Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:40, 9:50. — The breasted bimbo jokes and noisy car chases. Squeeze (PG13) Sat 1;1S, 3:15, 5:15, won Oscars for Wyler-directed Wyler recalls that the studio 7:15, 9:15, 11:15; Sun 1:15, 3:15, 5:15, performances. Twenty-one others Aykroyd's partner — an innocuous disrespectful- didn’t like the' sad ending of 7:15,9:15. were nominated. Wyler himself sidekick role — is played by Tom Hanks, who must be “Wuthering Heights” and tacked was nominated IS times and won on a silly cloud-walking scene wishing he were back in something comparatively DRIVR-INS three Academy Awards. Wyler refused to direct. MonsReld — Spoceballs (PG13) with meaty like “Nothing in Common." Davis and Peck are among an In another tidbit, Wyler reveals Sot-Sun at d o ^ . — W«k»w (R ) The Insipid plot pivots on a pagan cult and a array of movie stars whose remin­ that in the pivotal scene of “ The S ^ l^ i^ d a rt^ BenlltheHuhted (G) televangelist who is obviously corrupt (obvious iscences are included in the PBS Little Foxes,” it was a double, not w m Lady and the Tramp (G)Sat-Sunot profile “Directed by William done. because he's played by Christopher Plummer, who Herbert Marshall who crawled up Wyler.” It airs Monday as the practically oozes unctuousness). The gifted Dabney the stairs. He said M a rA a ll had an second in the "American Masters” artificial leg and couldn’t go up the Coleman turns up briefly as a pseudo-Hugh Hefner, a series. staircase on hands and knees, so he role which he plays with a lisp like Truman Capote's. r S H O W C A S C l Wyler's daughter, Catherine, is briefly leaves frame, and the w - The movie's most distinctive moment has nothing to m. rwioifu J Many job opportunities execuUve producer of the engag­ double re-enters, far enough in the do with “Dragnet” or the plot: In a bedroom clinch with ing, hour-long tribute, chock full of background so the switch went I BAmAMMATINEEFIRST8H()W()NLV-$2.S0 I a beauty. Hanks waves an empty box of condoms, ' Cpll11HUOU8PEHFO(BM II(»DIULY available with McDonald’s* tidbits, anecdotes and film clips. undetected. U T E SHOWS FRBAY • SATUnOAV initiating AIDS awareness in Hollywood movies The endearing interview with Inquire at locations below. Grade: Wyler was taped just days before Enter... his death in 1981. Folded into it are MISS HfeBRON HARVEST interviews with his wife, Talli, FAIR CONTEST New home video directors John Huston and Billy GET YOUR COMPLIMENTARY COPY OF THE MANCHESTER HERALD Wilder and actors Laurence Olivier for 16-20 year olds Mariana (not rated) Embassy, $79.95. Maximilian or Schell's strangely moving documentary portrait of the and Greer Garson, among others. Wyler was born in Alsace- ON SATURDAY MORNmCS AT THE FOLLOWING McDONALD’S LOCATIONS: great Marlene Dietrich actually benefits from the star's JR. MISS HARVEST Lorraine, now part of France. An refusal to be photographed for the film; she offered FAIR CONTEST 46 Weat Center St. 1221 Tolland Tnpk. 1261 Burnside Ave. uncle in the movie business paid his Manchester, CT, Manchester, CY 89 Talcottville Rd. 30 Lafayette Square only the most grudging and cantankerous participa­ for 8-12 year olds E)ast Hartford, CT. Vernon, CT. Rockville, CT. . passage to the United States. He tion. The tension between Schell as interviewer and worked his way up from gofer at FRIDAY, SEPT. I I Dietrich as subject gives the 96-minute film its Universal, landing his first direct­ character. Except for old footage and photos, Dietrich ing job in 1925, a western called For application call is a grumpy disembodied voice. Yet, even in absence, “Crook Buster.” It was shot in 537-5121 she has more presence than most stars. Grade: *** three days on a budget of $2,000.

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• 2 « s s r a “ — NORTH 7-11.11 Staying alert vice to lead toward honor combina­ BUONKUTW’B otnm « K J6 4 tions, there can be exceptions — for WJ 10 8 6 to exceptions ATING ♦ Q62 example, when you do not mind losing UL KVNMAOE8 ZPM ' the trick to one particular opponent. ♦ Q7 By James Jacoby in : After the diamond queen wins trick VIONB.' _ ZOEM WEST EAST one, declarer should first cash the jack ♦ 8 5 3 Here is another exercise for you. ♦ AQ92 of hearts and then lead a low spade z I V E N V . RYBBAC iffM CAVT& 7-11 ♦ 7 5 ♦ 42 Cover the East and West hands with away from dummyls K-J. If West wins '''' ♦ K975 ♦ 8 4 3 your thumbs and plan the play in four the queen, he cannot safely play anoth­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "My daddy ahvava inM . ♦ J 9 6 4 keep myself in good compLy and my hSr^^iJThiS s ^ A y W H A T I S A CAPTAIHBABY ®by Crooks E Coeolo ♦ K 10 8 3 hearts. A diamond is led and you put er diamond, and declarer will be able up the queen from dummy, winning company - (Trainer) Jack v in ^ g SHOirr LAW SUIT? t h e POKTT WORRV. I HE THINK6 YOU W ERE SOUTH to set up a spade winner to take care HEXt K . P'PMT t e l l t o m . l o s t h o t h e W O O P & ♦ 10 7 the trick. Of course you remember of his later diamond loser. If East hops STEFIA ALL THAT NISHT. Now arrange the circled letters to PAY ♦ AKQ93 from Bridge Play I, taught by Profes­ up with the spade queen to lead a dia­ y ' ' form the surprise answer, as sug­ ♦ A J 10 sor Taketricks, that it’s better to lead mond, declarer takes the ace and ^ gested by the above cartoon. ♦ a 5 2 up to high-card combinations, so you plays the spade 10, establishing two Keep vour TV picture will surely draw two rounds of trumps good spade tricks that will eliminate sharp with fraquent clean- M l Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South and then either lead toward the club the club losers in the South hand. In inB of the screen. Use a queen in dummy or perhaps try the 10 any event, by leading away from that mild soap with water or a WANT (Answers Monday) of spades. Whatever you do, East will West North East S oatli K-J, declarer is assured of making his bit of ammonia In water. C Jumblee: GUIDE FILMY WOEFUL INBORN win that trick and return a diamond. M sure to dr V thoroushly. E Yesterday's ! ♦ contract. ADS •4 Anawar. W h y h e bred to stand in Iront of the eleciric P a ss 2 ^ P a ss 4 ^ And what will be the end result? The If YOU hove on extra fniLrr BLEW HIS MIND 8w P a ss P a ss P a ss opponents, unfriendly souls that they A new book by James Jacoby and his television set no one are, will take a diamond and three father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now wotches,, why not ax- GET k OMWa SMt Ik. at k kkOkk Ik ailO. kkiiow Mf«ra SO LON0 I pbofise tor cosh with o s ^ t e a ka iwa ik w k k k , a.o. aa S k«>m itra, mwok orknoo, k ik.kmkk*k FL ttaasawi. EAGV, Opening lead: ♦ 5 tricks in the black suits, and you will available at bookstores. It is “Jacoby 3 be down one. on Card Games,"published by Pharos In Clossltled? • “ iJespite the generally xoirect a d -' ’ Books.' *'‘V' ...... ■ RESULTS GENUINE PARTS A AUTHORIZED SERVICE GUIDE. g e n u in e parts a a u th o r iz e d s er v ic e g u id e ..

------fo r is traveling' Although a car’s cooling system is" very slowly. A pump keeps the water and refills the system with fresh cool­ from really quite simple, plenty can go ant — all for about $40. That’s pretty constantly moving through the engine wrong. Hoses can crack and leak cool­ interested in buying larger cars. The KEEPING YOUR and radiator. cheap insurance against a ruined en­ CHORCHES ant. Fan belts break. Electric fan mo­ CONSUMER REPORTS standards are creating distortions in A car radiator core can have from gine or being stranded alongside the tors quit. Spring-loaded pressurized highway on a sweltering summer day. the market and can endanger the jobs CARAUVE one to four rows of tubes; more tubes radiator caps, which also raise the OF MANCHESTER of American workers.” mean more cooling ability. Ted al­ Peter Bohr coolant’s boiling point, wear out. © RomI a Trick most loses his cool when automakers I Auto law may run out of gas Clarence Ditlow, head of the Center Thermostats, which keep the water 80 OAKLAND ST. for Auto Safety disagrees. He ex­ skimp on their radiators. "That’s ri­ from circulating through the radiatorT © 1M7. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN diculous," he said, pointing to a radia­ By the Editors headed by Vice President Bush, issued plains that, in order to meet the fuel- until the engine reaches the proper CHRYSLER-DODGE of Consumer Reports a report suggesting that further ad­ economy standards, manufacturers tor on his shop floor. "It’s from a new operating temperature. f,iil t< open. * I How engines beat the heat turbocharged Thunderbird and it only justments in fuel economy should be have to keep making small cars in the has a single core.” The thin tubes in the core can clog protect iONE OP TH E O N L Y C h r y s l e r ! The average fuel efficiency of “dictated by gasoline prices, not gov­ United States because small cars are By Peter Bohr generates lots of heat. To keep the en­ Turbochargers, like emission con­ up with mineral deposits. Or the core American-built cars has soared dur­ ernment fiat." needed to offset the larger gas-guz­ Contribatlng Editor, Road A Track gine from melting, water is sent along trol devices, air conditioners and oth­ can be blocked from the outside. Ted 1 DEALERS IN GREATER HART I ing the past 12 years from 14 miles Wendy Gramm, executive director zlers. Overseas manufacturers are little passages in the engine to cool it. er features on modem cars, create discovered a mat of hair and lint in ourehildien... per gallon to more than;27 mpg. of the task force said that it doesn’t geared up to produce small cars for A car radiator is one of those indis­ This water also becomes quite hot, additional engine heat. Ted replaced front of the radiator on one of his cus­ I FORD W ITH A PAR TS D EPAR T -1 The increase has stemmed largely make sense to limit American compa­ the U.S. market, but they aren’t set up pensable gadgets that's easy to take and the radiator’s job is to keep it the T-Bird’s radiator with a triple­ tomer’s cars; it seems the lady kept from the fuel-economy standards en­ nies in the production of mid-size and to do that sort of production with big for granted — until it conks out. Then from boiling before it makes yet an­ row unit and the car hasn’t boiled its several cats and her washing machine acted in 1975. The Corporate Annual large cars —the American cars that cars. we hurry to people like Ted Cham­ other pass through the engine. water since. and dryer in her garage next to her W ENT OPEN SATURDAYS 9 A . M . I Fuel Economy, or CAFE, law re­ are most competitive on the world "If you abolish the standards," says bers, proprietor of a radiator repair The radiator consists of a “core" Actually “water ” is a misnomer. A car. quired automakers to meet progres­ market. Ditlow, the carmakers “will go to the shop in Riverside, Calif. On hot sum­ with a couple of tanks attached, usu- radiator should always be filled with I t o N O O N I ! I sively stricter minimum fuel-econo­ The fuel-economy standards apply Third World countries en masse to mer days, Ted is the most popular fel plly one at the bottom and one at the a mixture of water and antifreeze. Any one of these problems can FOR A JL L YOU DO IT YOURSELFERS I my standards. But the program may to both American and foreign auto­ make their small cars.” low in town. cause an engine to overheat. So Ted be headed for rough waters. makers. But they require U.S. manu­ top of the core. The core contains a The antifreeze not only does what its Chrysler Corp., which retooled its Make no mistake, a boiling radiator maze of tubes. As water flows through name implies in the winter, it also urges his customers bring their cars Sell Your Car The editors of Consumer Reports facturers to calculate the fuel effi­ can be quite a calamity. It only takes into his shop once a year for a dose of GET 15% OFF say the program has saved consumers ciency of vehicles produced in this production to meet the standard, the tubes from one tank to the other, raises the boiling point of the water supports them and says that scrap­ a few minutes to fry an engine, espe­ fresh air from the front of the car during hot summer weather. More­ preventative maintenance. He uses a hundreds of dollars a year. At today’s c o u n ^ separately from those built in cially one made of aluminum as many machine that back-flushes the cooling ALL PARTS gasoline prices, the owner of the aver­ foreign countries or those containing ping the standards would undo more passes through the core and cools the over. antifreeze lubricates the water than a decade of fuel conservation engines are these days. water. A fan, either driven by a belt pump and inhibits corrosion. For all system, rinsing out debris that can age 1987 car will pay about 5500 a more than 25-percent imported parts. clog the radiator core. He checks the year less for fuel than the owner of and put the United States back ih the While an engine operates, the fuel from the engine or by a small electric these reasons, antifreeze (also called 4 Lines — 10 Days PURCHASED If a group of cars doesn’t meet the grasp of OPEC. burning in the combustion chambers motor, blows air through the radiator "coolant") is necessary the year hoses and fan. installs a new thermo- the average 1975 car. assuming teth standard, the manufacturer has to around ______stat and radiator cap if necessary. SOS charge, each addi­ WITH THIS AD!! drive 15,000 miles per year. pay a fine each vehicle produced On the other hand. Ford and Gener­ tional line. You can The editors say the law has also in the offenmng group. al Motors put more production into cancel at any time. helped reduce the nation’s depen­ Gramm argues that, unless the big cars. They successfully lobbi^ HOW DOES DILLON DO IT dence on imported oil, and may have standards are abolish^, the U.S. the Reagan Administration to ease SORRY, - - -PART preserved the jobs of American automakers will either stop making the law’s original requirement for NO REFUNDS OR 1 800 545 workers. some large cars or move their big-car 1987 models from 27.5 mpg to 26 mpg FORD PARTS frl9-»616 SERVICE 613.2568 Despite CAFE’S success, the Rea­ production overseas. By moving off­ — the maximum drop allowed with­ ADJUSTMENTS gan administration is toying with the shore, they can meet the fuel-econo­ out Congressional approval. idea of scrapping the standards com­ CAU HERALD my standards, averaging the large The fuel-economy standards will pletely. 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Send resume Spencer St., Manches- EOE/M/F sion 380. llcenae by State of CT. tlsomonts In any froo distri­ ter. 569-3046.______patch needs decision FULL time position open Salary plus commleelon. Qualified eppllcanta bution publications • pub- or apply In person to; Medical end Dental benefits. MEDICAL should call Sara at Community Child Gui­ BDDY man wanted full maker in our moving for landscaping and llshod by tho Manchostor time. Must have expe­ deportment. Schedule lawn core mainte­ Horold. Ponny Sloffort, dance School, 317 RNS wanted for full and RNAPN and dispatch crews, nance. Will train. 647- 6434848 TRANSCRIPTIOmST Automatic BusInesB Products Publlshor. North Main I St., Man- rience In collision re­ part time, 11-7 shift. immediate opening 7- pair. Good working check time-keeping, 1349. Wllllamantic, C T chester, 0 | ^ .______Apply ADN, Salmon 3, M-F, No Weekends. record costs. Long Prestigious nationwide company with an conditions and good Brook Convalescent REGIONAL Classified poy. Call 228-1153. For more Information, days will pass swiftly In expanding C T Branch, has openings for 45G-4255 LOST ads reach nearly Home Salmon Brook please call busy responsible as­ 3,000,000 h^mes. One G EN ER A L offlce. Typing Drive, Glastonbury. FULL TIME I home transcription. Applicants must have at /WO FOUND Alice A. Plante, DMS signment. Good tele­ classified ad placed and spelling essential. Pleose coll 633-5244. phone personality, RETAIL A0VERTISIII6 POSTING CLERK least three years experience In discharge pfth the Manchester Part time hours flexi­ FOUND Young, frisky PART Time lob taking 043-5151 bonds on ottitude Im­ Applications are now bslng acceptsd for the posi­ summaries and operative reports. All equip­ Calico cat, adopted us srold will be placed In ble. 64F9015. 9-5. care of Infants In a day CrtHflild portant. Career slot re­ recently. Would you 200 newspapers care center. Hours 7-1 warding you with sense tion of letall sdvsrtislng posting clerk. Appllcsnts ment is furnished, plus pick-up and dlivery. Sales D FFIC E Assistant-Three should have bookkeeping and computer experi­ like to giver her a goodx throughout New Eng­ Physicians office look­ or 1-6. Must be mature. Cmvalfsetflt H m i of accomplishment. In­ home? 643-9346./ land for one low price. ing for a full time Please coll The Child­ SHW u m SI surance and pension ence, as well aa being able to type, answer phones Can 647-7343 Representatives Evenings.______Coll Classified 643-2711 ren's Place Inc., Man­ assistant to help with benefits. Send resume and hsndls a varlsty ot office related functions. Be­ We are looking for motivated, LOST. 19 year old female ^and ask for detalls.a telephones, potlent chester. 643-5535. for appointment to; nefits Induds company paid hsslth plan, vacation, F L O lU L Designer. Full Hartford Despatch, experienced sales professionals for Tortoise shell cat. procedures and light PLEASANT and Interest­ paid hoUdsya and sick days. PIsass sand returns or an established company. We seek Answers to Thumper. or part time with some office duties. Expe­ Oil Burner servlcetechnl- Personnel Manager, clan and Installer. Li­ ing port time lob. Se­ work oxpsrisrws along with salary requirements to; bright performers who can see the Whales Read, An­ experience. Apply In rience helpful. Send cretory, driver and P.O. Box 8271, East DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM dover. Please call 742- person. Krause Florist, resume to box C, c/o of censed. East of river. Hartford, CT 06108. Manchsstsr Herald, "Bookkeeper,” P.O. Box SOI, window of opportunity through our Full time Insurance other. Pays well, call Mencheeter, C T 00040. unique marketing approach. No cold 0467. 621 Hartford Rood, the Manchester now 633-4794. Please do not phone. Has Immediate Opaaiags Manchester. Herald. and benefits. 647-9137. EOE. calling required. LANDSCAPE Laberers, Our attractive compensation package Employment full time positions. Call ATTENTION: Retirees / Housewives Includes: otter 5pm. 649-1902. DUNKIN TECHNICIAN ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE • earning opportunity. A Education SONITROL COMMUNICATIONS CLERKS $25,000 U) $35,000 first-year potential DONUTS has an Immadlato naed tor an electronics • salary plus Incentives, 8T0RD0X JUST A FEW HOURS Full or Part Time reimbursement for expenses, technician. The applicant must be a Earn *5 to *6 per training programs EQUIPMENT graduate of e cortHled technical aehool, be hour to start. |OF YOUR TIME... First & Second Shift •excellent benefit package Including I 3 IHELPW/WTED COMPANY Counter help and dependable and able to work on his or her profit sharing, medical and dental, Male preferred to kitchen personnel own. This Is ■ rewarding position with one of FREEZER SELECTORS disability and 401k plans FA M ILY that cares Is Can give you unlimited the leading companlea In t he security Held. install and service wanted. We offer Full Time Only • career advancement opportunities needed. Financial sup­ Burglary alarm experience Is a plus but not port and reimburse­ loading dock equip­ pleasant working earning potential!! Tb arrange for a confidential Interview, ment for expenses will conditions, all the mandatory. Excellent benefite. To apply call send your resume to: be paid to the qualified ment. Will train. donuts you can eat, Madeline, Monday-Friday, 10-2,247-4500. Apply in person at — Stephen Blanchfield family Interested In paid vacation, credit Set your own hours providing a home for Mechanicaf abili­ Charles W. Warner Company union, paid holidays and earn extra 74 New London Turnpike an offOctlonote, eager ties a must. Weld­ DARI-FARMS ICE CREAM RO. Box 483 te please young woman and fun. income while working who uses wheelchair in g experience No experience lOTOGRAPHER 40 Tolland Stage Road Glastonbury. Connecticut 06033 'Inlvtrtltv Assistant and works ot a Man­ helpful. Good driv­ necessary as we from home. Work at Tolland, C T Equal Opportunity Employer chester Sheltered offer a highly Part-time, ^10 houra/Week during academic year, Workshop. Call Caro­ ing record neces­ your own pace on a structured training additional hours during registration periods. $10/hr. line Murray, 8:30am- sary. Excellent be­ Photographs students, produces ID cards, Monday through Friday 4:30pfn. 071-6565. program that can schedule that's nefits, good pay. lead to managemant. maintains aquipnwnt and records. Experlonca 8:30 am to 5:30 pm SALES Iverson. Retail tailor-made for you. preferred. Apply by July 17,1907 to: soles. Full or port time. Call Stordox Equip­ Sat., 6 am to 1 pm Apply In person: Brian Slianlav Commission plus sa­ ment Company for OW lary. Room for growth. Route 83 Call Jeanne or Susan at 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 today Dapartment of institutlenol Safety Overtime available. interview, ask for TalcottvIUe Road Bostam ConnactlcHt State Univarolty« Paid medical, profit sharing and Benefits, pleasant Rosie at 228-9478. Vernon and begin the perfect job . WilllmantiCt CT 96m pension plan. working conditions. Eauwn Conrweltout Slate UnhetiWy lean WO 667-2232. Equal OppoftwiMy / Afnimalhie AeUon Employtr. OiarlMW.yviir^ ‘ Krr-N*eAm .vi.e^9 Urry’Wfibht' NdM OONOOMNMlIfe* lAPARTMENir' ■ w w iR M S A L f RM8ALE F0R8A1E .M O O u S S iB ” iH E LP W im fB I m F w m f p w w d n i t i I HELPWIIIITID RNMinmE IPBNSALE M ANCHESTER. $268,500. MANCHESTER. Excel- YOU Handsome Devlllll CLERICAL. Snrall offlc*, BEDMAKER/Utllltv RECEPTIDNIST/Offlce Fantastic 4 bedroom l^nt condition In and M ANCHESTER. 3 bed­ SOLID maple bedroom Assistant. Glaston­ Colonial with every­ Beautifully maintained room duplex. Conye- set twin bed, dresser dlvtrslflcd duties ,oc- Aide. Orientation and out Is this exceptional 7 and well appointed 6 counts receivable .tele­ training program to Constructioii bury. Small friendly thing you'd eyer want room Colonial that nlently located. $650 with mirror, chest of p o o L s n i company seeks ma­ P6At> and morel Nice living room 5 level condo at per month plus utili­ drawers, night fable, phones, record keep­ begin on July 20, 1987 offers 3 bedrooms, first Forest Ridge In Man­ ing and sonte typing. for those Interested In a Estimator ture, responsible Indi­ tm . room, dining room and floor family room, eat ties. C all 646-1296 mattress box spring. Amazing DtocounU vidual with pleasant chester. 3 bedrooms, eyenings. Excellent condition, All benefits. Call 647- newly created position great appllanced pan­ In kitchen formal din­ 2.5 baths, carpart with Limited time onlyl. 9137.______In a long term core Salary Pfus Commis­ personality. Will train try kitchen. First floor ing room, living room 6 ROOM duplex, central $325. Maple kitchen set sion depending on ex­ on word processor. Ex­ storage, swimming location. No peta. 647- table with 2 chalrs,$S0. DOCTOR'S assistant setting. Ideal for high fireplaced family and enclosed sun and tennis. Private and Big new fantaatic 1987 school students and perience. Will train cellent benefits. Coll room, 3 bay windows, 2 9312.______Call Saturday or Sun­ needed for busy opto- porch, 2 car garage. peaceful setting! day 10-3:00 only. 649- sized poola, including mothers. Paid train­ right applicant. M/F. Ann Ross 659-3511. Bus- porches and 514 foot 3 Nice location. $209JX». Manchester. 3 bedroom huge aundack, fanea, metrlc practice. Hours Iness Personnel $157,900. Jackson 8, 1490. ore Tuesday and ing. excellent starting Reply to tiered deck, 2Vb baths, 2 U 9 R Realty. 643-2692.0 Jackson Real Estate. oprtment , 2nd floor, filter and warranty. Thursday nights, 5:3b- 'Salary with benefits Associates. car garage. D. W. Rsh Open House Sunday 1- 647-8400.O separate utilities, Manchester Heartd Realty. 643-1591 j 9pln, Saturday from and room for "growth INTERVIEW S being con­ 4pm. 11 Dean Drive parking. $625. Security 1V/BTERE0/ 8:30-1:30pm. Expe­ within the system. For Box D . ducted for full and part M ANCHESTER. $134,900. Bolton. CLASSIC Spilt deposit required and NOW ONLY ^ 7 8 further Information 16 Bralnard Place time positions for tent references. 649-2871. APrUANGER rience helpful, willing 3 bedroom Cope In level, that has some of Inatallatlon optional to train. Call 649-3311. coll Donna Sorensen Manchester, C T 06040 Installers, assistant de­ beautiful sefflng on the largest rooms that MANCHESfER. 2 beo- ...... 279-333 88a^ie^taetar benefits Including den­ large flower and veget­ s lz^ s lld m to private Rossetto. "We Guaran­ pets, no appliances, 1 podded rails and com­ ii,000 b T u olr condl- ture, miscellaneous. modlaSon fnd oompuMr pro­ Saturday 8 to 6. 31 EOE/M/F tal. East Hartford able garden, orchard. Mck yard. Sentry Real tee Our Houses. "646- car. Security and refer­ forter. $300.6496560 qf- tloner, 220 volts. $250. CALL NOW 043-2711 / 647-9946 W e ld in g . 289-2323. gram 11n BASIC. 649-9468 By owner. Principles Estate. 6434060/3 2483.0 ences. 6^1265. coll 6496619 otter 4. Coleman Road, aoeoeooeoeee only. $174,900. 875-5305. .. .Manchester. ______EOE. I 811 • f M ,4 i1 I t • J NOnCB CARS PUBUCHBAIUNa ' SCRANTON BOAIIOOFOlMCTOas FDR SALE CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH TOam OF «8ANCNBETBIb CONNBCTICUT cfMvaLm axiouTive wtacLta FORMIE FOR SALE BUSINESS & SERVICE MRECTORY ANO aaucT uaao cans... SALE HONDA Accord 197$. sokM aaa nNANONa on Liaai y i ! W W 1 Ww.Bfierd Of Directeri, Town of noKKEEnm/ Hatchback, for parts. 87 DOOOt CARAVAN •13,385 Tvmpika,tAanehM- MMGELLANEOUS imCELLAIIEOUS $400. Call after 7pm. ST LaBARON QTS Twae *12,236 INCOME T « ( SERVNX8 ED SERVICa 646-4208. y 37 PLY VOVAOER 'lASSS 37 CARAVAN *13,233 “ ...... N P UGEO T 1974 504 diesel. 87 RAMCHARQER 4M *17,333 ^TuniTiinir?r i ^ CLASSIFIEDS Air, stereo, cruise, ^ MOTORS, INC. MancheBter, CT 289-6483 CLYDE ^^^VROLET „ 872-91 1 1 — ------PiMU»(lli,NEPA 77.000 miles. $3000. 643- CIUHLUtC • OLDSMOBILE • PONITAC • CMC TRUCKS 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 9729. 643-5135 A service of the New England Press Aswtcialion •*rv I I IMI II I l»»l SPORTS •I II Olyifijilc Festival: a of RALEIGH, N.C. 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Sports in Btisf Scoroboard Scoreboard Mortarly't to play Superior LesAagilei )M W 010-4 Mill 7. Afirni 3 oilcgege^^ OtO MO Ml— 4 (Same suspended with two outs In the . Moriarty Brothers will host Superior Auto Saturday Baseball NEW YORK HOUfTON Bruce Cramptan bottom of the 9tti, darkness. Tsao* 8H Ml 888-4 7D-73-I43 night at 7:30 at Moriarty Fiejd. Moriarty Brothers is (Some Winnina RBI — None. ObrbM ObrbM J.C. Goosb 7^71— 143 presently 0-7. E-GModdux. DP-Los Angeles 3, Chi­ Dykstroef 5 3 3 1 OYoungcf 3 110 BaeebaD gaine.witinine RBI — sierra George Lanning 7^7I— 143 cago 1 LOB— Los Angeles 3, Chicago 7. Bckmnlb soil Doran» 5111 7 l o b — dewetand 6, Texas BoURltam* 71-73-143 2B— Shelbv, DMartInex. 38— Stubbs. HR— KHmdz lb 4 00 0 WMHngSb 4000 Tommy Aaron 71-73—144 Orioles release veteran Burleson NillMilLMgaMtindtiigt Mumphrev (7), Guerrero (19). S— Carterc 5 0 0 0 GOovto 1b 4000 Gene Borek 48-76— 144 HersMser. _ Slmtarvrf 4 13 0 Bosert 3 100 Amarlcan Laagua standings Gay Brewer 7^73-144 BALTIM ORE — The Baltinnore Orioles released IP H R RR 88 SO McRyIdtIf 4 233 Cruz If 4020 Dick Hifirickson 71- 73— 144 Les Angeles HJohsnSb 5 111 Ashbyc 3000 ______IF H R RR EG to awilltam Hyndmon in 7^73-144 inflelder Rick Burleson Friday as part of a continuing W L Pd. o i Hershlscr 723 10 3 3 2 4 Santana ss 4 130 dtaiMBes 4010 East DMsMa Orville Moody 72- 73-144 54. Louis 54 24 .451 — (taodsnp 30 10 Scottp 2000 PNIekro LAO 5 9 7 7 * 9 Bob Bruno sbakeup of their roster. Qllcooo 46 3* J41 9 Howell 1 2 1112 W L Pcf. OB 75-70— 145 CMcMe AAeodsp 0000 New York 54 3) 321 _ sste" ? ’ 3^ 3 f Jock Fleck 77-48-145 Burleson, 36. played in 63 games this season for the Montrsd 45 39 .536 9Vi Puhiph 1000 Toronto SStew^ 1 0 0 0 1 2 Dove Hill New York 45 40 J3V 10 GModdux I 10 4 3 1 5 » 35 3H 3 71-74— 145 Orioles, primarily at second base. He hit .209 with 14 DIPIno 1 0 0 0 0 2 Oilbbsep 0000 Detroit .46 36 J61 5 Eddie Leonard 74-71— 145 RBIs and two home runs, while making six errors. PMkKMiDhia 42 42 .500 12 WP-Hershlser. BK— GModdux. Lepesph 10 10 Milwaukee 41 41 s a V M H^*W,M 7 4 2 1 2 3 Jerry Barber 6F77— 146 PltMiuroh 30 47 .447 17 Boston Joe Campbell Burleson, who was sig n ^ to a one-year contract plus Umpires—Home, Engel; First, DeMuth; Tetab 39 7 M4 TeM t 8124 1 M-78-146 lOMtIWI Second, Marsh; Third, west. Baltimore 34*5^3l^*W^i MWIIIIams | 1 0 0 1 2 John Frillman 71-7S-146 an option in January, told a television station after his W L Pd. 09 Cleveland ^N le kro pttched to one batter In the CInctnootl T— 2:26. A— 36X10. New Yerk on M8 MO-7 release that be is considering retiring. 47 39 J47 — lleusten OM on OM-S West OMrion ® Houston 44 41 J18 7Vi Gome Winning RBI — McReynelds (4). W L Pel. OB W^-Horrts, Hubmann. BK— PNIekro. He originally signed with the Boston Red Sox, but Son Francisco 43 42 .506 3W E— GYoung, Corter, CReynoMs, Bock- Minnesota 41 39 .552 - spent the last six years '.>tth the CaUfomia Angels. Ahonto 39 46 .459 7M) man,HJohnson, Santana OP— NewYorki, Kansas City T»«W.,"r*mlaan. ' Los Angelos 37 47 .440 9W 45 40 329 3 SoftbaB A series of injuries to his right shoulder had sidelined Cuba 12, Dodgara S (cofflplatlon Houston 1. COB New York 9, Houston 8. Oakland 44 « JB4 216 Son Diego 29 57 .337 II 2B— Oykstro, Santana. HR— 6*cReviields2 (tainomta 45 41 32) 2V6 him for much of four seasons with the Angels before he of luipofldad game) (16), HJohnson (17), Doran (12). SB— Seattle 44 41 318 3 Blui Jtyt 7, Ruyab 0 made a successful return last year. Cubs12,Oo '. Chicago ...... a JO .3M 13 WaatSMa darkness) H R ER BB SO KANSAS CITY Ptilllles5,Braves2 CHICAGO Breland outpoints Rondon LOS ANGELS New Yetk YankM9,WhltaSox5 * rb M 7- f Corporotlon. Expos5,Reds1 obrhM ObrhM Gooden WA-3 826 6 3 2 4 Bl^JowytovolsO Wlboncf 4000 C a rS n tS ? Cr»'0 Plre4asA.Fodres5 Andesn ss 4 10 0 Dernier d 5 110 grtet**13,Twfns12 5 12 1 SANTA MARGHERITA DI PULA, Sardinia - World Orosco S.13 1-3 0 0 0 0 Settler 3b 4010 AAosebyef 30 11 Meh7,Asires2 Landrxph 1000 Trillo 1b 5 3 4 1 m h wi Brett 1b 3000 Son Frondscoot St. Louis, tale H I Bortleld rf 5000 Boxing Association welterweight champion Mark Shelbv d 4 12 2 D m ^ rf 4 100 Scott L,185 533 11 7 6 1 TrtoMIrf 40 10 GBell If 4383 Breland outpointed Venexuelan Juan Rondon In a Guerrerif 3 2 3 1 GMthwsIf 2 12 2 AAeads 11-3 3 0 0 0 FWhitaSb 4000 Ftahbrdh 3 13 1 Marshal rf 4 02 0 Pahnelrlf 3 110 aassagar-'* Ebnrchdh 4010 10-round non-title match early Saturday. New York (Leach M ) at Houston (Darwin Childress 3 1 0 0 3 AAcGrffdh 1000 S a ! ^ Sdosdac 4 0 00 Morlnd3b 4 3 3 2 WP-Gooden. BJacksnH 2000 Upshaw lb 2000 From the start,' the unbeaten 24-year-old from 5-5), 1:20 pjn. MHtchrab 4 0 2 1 Nocetb 4 2 2 5 Bosley If 100 0 6-5» Thrifty Poefcoot Store Los Angeles (Leorv 1-4) at Chicago Umpires— Home, Ripley; First, ttarvey; GniberSb 4 12 1 Brooklyn pounded Rondon with his powerful left hand, Stubbs 1b 4 111 JOavIsc 3 0 0 0 Second, Davis; Third, Stella. ASokHTS* 10 10 targ2b 4.1 21 (Trout 53), 4:05 p.m. Sox 2b 4 OAO Brumivss 4 0 2 2 T— 3:00. A— 42A47. AAcRoeph 1000 CAAoerec 3110 ^ T S S t e S l i ; ' Thoughf 4-7, showing no effects from a March operation to fix a sore Montreal (Mortlnei 3-1) at Cincinnati Honevdtp 1 (Top Sutcllffep 3 0 0 0 Btandnss 0000 tendon in his hand. (Power 64), 7:05 p.m. Hatton p 0000 Sandrsnp 10 0 0 LOwenc 2000 San Diego (Grant 13) at Pittsburgh Breland knocked down his outclassed opponent late Homltn ph 1000 Major League Leadera (i2!5»S*,4?5r" ’* “ BalbenIph 1000 Oualg (Fisher 7:05 p.m. APenop 1000 Gulrkc 0000 in the third round with a devastating right to the Phitadelphta (Cannon 46) at Atlanta Hovensp 00 00 31 040 339127 mid-section, but Rondon, 19-4, quickly recovered and (Mahler 59),-7:40 p.m. Heepph 10 0 0 By The Asssdotsd £g."?''y>*M ,,Frjdqv n w of Keeney Son Frandsce (Downs 74) at St. Louis Totab 36 5 N 5 Totals M121512 Based en 151 gl BM*. «*1°«A5b.84),r i S S h W 8:35 pjn. ««• Texas fought defensively for the rest of the bout. m ST ^ j n.Foh.jlcoff Elliot hod (M ag rm 5-lj, 1:05 _p.m. NATNMIAL LEAGUE TOfepta*** r a Bn toor RBIs Lso Breland, who entered his first fight overseas vdth a SwidivtB Ggfnes Les-AwselM 8M 131 888-5 G AB R gome iMnnIne RBI — OnAMr (3). t^nioinsofi* Dovg Loiimi. aimi Tim record of 17 wins, 12 by knockouts, said his objective Son DIeoo at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p.m. Chicgeo 884 SB Sbr— 12 Gwvnn SO 82 305 40 1 Phitadelphta at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. GmrS Winning RBI — (taSAotthews (1). Galroga Mon 76 279 43 Herald photo by Pkito i lo * !^ ^ WMtamlTti^^ was to “ keep a steady pace.y Montreal ot Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. E— Guerrero, Shelby, Moreland. D P - MIdndo SF - 277 SO sr-isss “1 feel good... I think my condition is improving, "h e Son Frondsco at St. Louis, 2:15 p.m. Los Angeles 1, ChlcogoZ LOB— Los Angeles Guerrero LA 294 51 Los Angeles at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. 5, Chicago 4. 2B—GaAAotthews, Dernier, WCIark SF 275 42 tS g g fO b t.MToronta, 1:S pjn. said. New York at Houston, 2:35 p.m. Pjib/MMH M , Nutmto IMorshall. HR— Noce (3), Shelbv (9), EDovIs CIn 263 74 UW9 League action y . ' y y tp P*. BolWmore, 2:05 pjn. d m m S S ! ^ %P'*®** We StgphtntoTt Breland said before the match that he is Interested in Guerrero (18), Stubbs (12), Trillo (5), Hatcher Htn 320 54 I O o ^ of Colltamtp, 4rtl5 pjn. KonspsCllv ** “ ■ ■ • • • O unifying the WBA- and World Boxing Council NiManal Lragui retutti Atoreland (IS). Pnditn StL 319 49 Brian Sullivan of Anaaldi'a gets ready to Bonoft m SMlUi* 4:3S p.fn. Ubrndfl^7 5 8 4 4 2 1 welterweight titles by fighting W BC holder Lloyd IP H R ER BB SO JCtark StL 284 67 e* Ooklondy 5:05 pjii. 4 OSmIthStL 301 56 deliver a pitch during Wednesday night's 0#¥Mlond ^ TmoSp 0:35 pim. GbotM 1 3 2 2 2 2 Honeyghan of Britain. niSlSTS 2 8 6 6 1 2 ACanlral “We have challenged him several times, but he Phlllln 5. Bravn 2 Holton 2 4 3 3 1 1 EDovIs, Cincinnati, 36; DMurphy, Town Little League Tournament. The SttsbWM 9 4 0 0 2 7 APena 1 ^3 3 3 3 0 1 apparently is not interested,” Breland said. Atlanta, 25; JOark, StLouls, 25; Daw- Oilers defeated Ansaldi's, 8-1, to win the F**«*od * batters bi the SSSSiSr* Zwnbrowe- Havens 21-3 0 0 0 0 4 son,Chlcoao,34;Strawberry,NewYork,21; Anwrlcan Laagua rasults Sh' tS. ’ hotter bi Ihe Breland, a 1984 Olympic gold medalist, is scheduled PHILA ATLANTA Oll€O90 Virgil, Attanta, 20; Parker, Clndnnotl, *lh. WP— (Xeatan 3 PB Qubk. S S . Crispino, and ObrhM Town Championship. Sullivan scored MJhe Coughlin smacked three Mt* to defend his W BA title, probably against Marlon *rhM SutdlfieW,11-4 5 7 4 1 1 5 19; Guerrero, Los Angeles, 18; Schmidt, Samuel 2b 3 32 1 Halid 5000 SoiKtrsn S,1 4 3 1 1 0 2 Philadelphia, 18. Ansaldi's only run of the game. Yankaaa 0, Whlta Sax 5 FdrZembrowskl’e, Starling, Aug. 22 in Columbia, S.C. MThmpd 5 2 3 2 Alhomsss 4 120 Honeycutt pitched to 6 batters In the Runs Boftsd In t-4 : sd. 4^-asjsQi Jim LaPentohod three hits. Standings: 5030 GRoncklb 3 111 gietw Comfrucflon 9-1, AAoln Pub M , More than 1,000 people watched the fight In a HavMlb 3rd. JCIork, StLouls, 82; Dawson, Chicago, 8; CHICAGO SchmdtSb 302 2 GPerrv 1b 1000 Umpires Home, West; First, Engel; EDovIs, Onclnnatl, 67; Waltach, AAontreol, NEW YORK gymnasium at Forte Village, a recreation center, in GWIIsonrf 5 020 DMrphvrf 2000 ObrhM trbM Second, DeMuth; Third, Atorsh. 67; McGee, StLouls, 65; DAAurphv, Attanta, Royster 3b 3 130 * *4' Manchester this town 24 miles north of the Sardinian capital of Ctames If 502 0 Griffey If 200 1 T-3:02. A-33JU6. 59; Gatarroga, AAontreol, 58; Parker, RHndsn If 5111 Cycle 3-7, Lottirop Insurance 0-11. Doultbir^ 3000 Nettles 3b 40 10 Redus If 3 100 RndlpbTb 4 110 Cagliari. andnnotl, 56. Sporto in Brief Babies dh 42 32 Mtnglv lb G o lf Dowell ss 3000 Benedide 3 000 Pitewng (ADeeWens) 5 134 Hughes ph 1 000 DJanaph 0000 Caklem rf 4 13 3 WlnflMdrf 4 13 1 Chartar Oak Leoch, New York, 80, 1.000; AAoerorw, GWalkr 1b 4000 Aguayo ss 0000 Hubbrd2b 4 020 StLouls, 5-1, .833; AAeads, Houston, 5-1, J33; Woslntacf 2000 Rawleyp 3000 Alexndrp 2000 Fbkc 40 10 GWard c8i 3 3 10 A ^ l o mtouranf frounced CBT, 81, Sutcllfie, Chicago, 11-4, .733; Cox, StLouls, KWIImscf 3000 Er,y"v night M Fitzgerald PlMd. Tim (KSroesph 1000 Rungeph 1000 PIratea 8, Padrea 5 (11 Inninga) 83, ,727; Deshales, Houston, 83, .727; Pglruta3b 4 32 2 Mlnnidiiug TeleviBion and Radio Bedrosnp 0000 Garberp 0000 WlochowskI receives letter Boston ph 1000 CoroMc 4 13 1 fiil«ni{i^ 'T ..B oskervllle. Jim Kalvzo, Smmnsph 1000 Forsch, StLouls, 83, .727; (Soeden, New AAonrtalb 30 10 Toltesonss .4010 „S K ' '*”'TB« a n d b l u e TOURNA- 2 S S !I' ooeh hodfwo hit* for York, 5-i .714; Heaton, AAontreol, 10-4, Aaron WlochowskI, a 1986 graduate of Manchester Holrstnph 1000 Al Woronlok 79. i .C **S9ro and Wayne Golan 37514 5 Totals 32262 SAN DIEGO PITTSBURGH .714; Scott, Houston, 104, .714. hM two hits each In defeat. Standlnoe* *rhM ObrhM High School, has been awarded a varsity letter for his Guillen ss 4000 Rl<* BeWock 81, Bob Faick 81. Lew Nef m JeffSrsn If 6000 Bondsif 6 2 4 1 Totab 81595 Totab 35 913 9 — John Homyek 47, Dave Lawrence A TODAY H8 m -6 By The Asse dated i participation on the 1986-87 BenUey College (Waltham, Acadia Reetau- Atiggio M l m m - s Gwvfxirf 6 120 VanSIvkd 6 14 4 lenM t------«>ori<"0 n . Don 1:30 p.m. — White Sox at Yankees, Sportschannel, Game Wlimlno RBI — Sdxnldt (6). Ready 2b 3000 Roy 2b 3 0 11 lotBol*. Mass.) 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By B«n Walker want to say ’ hello’ but as a pitcher you The Associated Press lEC don't want to get too friendly,” R i^ e tti said. “ You’ve got to get these guys out McReynolds on streak OAKLAND, Calif. — In the Year of the All-Star Games sometime down the road.” , the 5Sth All-StarGame poses One of the batters Righetti could face Number of games won HOUSTON (AP) - Kevin McRey­ a stiff challenge for sluggers — taming is Clark, who has been the strength of nolds hit two home runs and a single, the twilight zone at one of the worst since 1933 the NL East-leading St. Louis Cardinals. extending his hitting streak to 14games, hitters’ parks in baseball. The Cardinals have the best record in N L RoWndnp to lead the New York Mets to a 7-3 win A notoriously bad glare, the most foul baseball and Clark is averaging one run 12— American League over the Houston Astras Friday night. territory in the mnjor leagues and batted in per game. He leads the majors McReynolds’ homers, his 15th and seemingly dead air make the Oakland with 82 RBI and is batting .306 with 25 eight consecutive losses to the Reds. 16th of the season, came off loser Mike Coliseum a brutal place to hit. And a 5:30 home runs. Montreal was 0-5 against Cincinnati this 10— National League Scott, 10-5, who lasted 5 2-3 innings, p.m. local start, arranged to accom(^ “ This team never gives up. We don’t season and hadn’t defeated the Reds r yielding seven runs on 11 hits. since July 24,1986. date NBC-TV, will make it even tougher feel like we can lose,” said St. Louis' Dwight Gooden, 6-2, struck out five for batters. - Smith, 6-3, struck out two and walked 8 Willie McGee, selected as an All-Star and walked three in 8 2-3 innings for the The last time the All-Star Game reserve outfielder. one in his second complete game, victory. He needed last-out relief help defusing Reds’ scoiing threats in three started at twilight, in 19M in San St. Louis shortstop Ozzie Smith, from Jesse Orosco, who squelchgd a Francisco, there were a record 21 batting over .300, was the top vote- of the first four fhnings. He lost his bases-loaded situation in the ninth. shutout when Eric Davis hit a solo strikeouts. The time before, in 1980 in getter. Houston took a 1-0 lead in the second Los Angeles, 15 All-Stars struck out. “ I'm basically known as a defensive homer in the sixth. his 27th of the season, when Kevin Bass walked, took third on a matching his career high of last year. But Tuesday's game may not be a player. I feel I ’m a better offensive single by Jose Cruz and scored on a wild snap for Bret Saberbagen, Mike Scott. player than I'm known,” he said. pitch by Gooden. The Mets tied the score Rick Sutcliffe and other top . Also surprising this season are in the third as Len Dykstra hit a two-out Pirates Padres 5 Home runs are up 22 percent over last Saberhagen and Sutcliffe, former Cy double and came home on a single by PITTSBURGH (A P) - Johnny Ray year’s record pace, and many of those Young winners who slumped during Wally Backman. double home the winning run with two heavy hitters will be in Oakland. injury-plagued 1986 seasons. McReynolds gave the Mets the lead outs in the 11th inning to lead the ” At the beginning of the season, I 1933-*39 1940-*49 1950-’59 *1960-'69 1970-’79 Kansas City's Saberhagen has re­ with a solo shot in the fourth that sailed to a 6-5 win over the didn’t know if I ’d even have the chance bounded royally from going 7-12. He Well over the left-field wall. Friday night. to be on the All-Star team,” said ’ Two Games played in I960. Tie; one in 1961 leads the majors with a 14-3 record and McReynolds’ second home run, a Pinch-hitter Bobby Bonilla started the Oakland rookie Mark McGwire, who has kept the Royais close in the AL West. two-run shot, highlighted the Mets’ inning with a single off Rich Gossage, leads the majors with 31 home runs Scores since 1900 1984 NL-3 AL-1 Sutcliffe leads the NL with an 11-4 five-run sixth. Darryl Strawberry 1-2. Ray sliced a double down the left despite not starting until the third week 1980 NL-4 AL-2 19^ NL-4 AL-1 1985 NL-6 AL-1 record. He went 5-14 last year for the singled and scored ahead of McRey­ field line to score Bonilla and end the. of the year. 1981 NL-5 AL-4 1983 AL -13 NL -3 1986 AL-3 NL-2 Chicago Cubs. nolds. Howard Johnson followed with Pirates’ third consecutive extra-inning McGwire, George Bell and Dave his 17th home run of the season. game. Winfield highlight a homer-studded “ Sutcliffe should start, he deserves it,” Cubs Manager Gene Michael said. The Mets continued their sixth-inning Don Robinson, 6-5, earned the victory lineup that can give the American rally when Rafael Santana singled, took despite allowing John Kruk’s game- AP graphic NL Manager Davey Johnson of the League something unique — its first tying home run with two out in the ninth New York Mets and AL Manager John second on Gooden’s sacrifice bunt and consecutive victories in the All-Star inning. All-Star Game moved west to Oakland Winfield, accused in the past by owner McNamara of the Boston Red Sox will scored on a single by Dykstra. Dykstra Game since 1957-58. Pirates’ reliever John Smiley retired for the first time ever, Davis was only George Steinbrenner of not hitting in the announce their starting pitchers later scored on shortstop Craig Rey­ The National League leads the series the first two hitters in the ninth inning, player from a Western Division team clutch, has hit 19 homers with 67 RBI. Monday. nolds’ throwing error. 36-20-1 and has won 13 of the last 15 and but was lifted by Manager Jim Leyland voted to start. AU 15 other players Righetti, though not as consistent as The Astros cht the deficit to 7-2 in their 21 of the previous 24. The AL broke Missing will be the pitchers who when Bruce Bochy was announced as a elected by fans came from the East. last year, has 17 saves and helped half of the sixth when Bill Doran hit his through last year on home runs by LOu started last year’s game — Boston’s pinch-hitter. When Robinson entered ’ ■The East is where it’s at,” Winfield stabilize a pitching staff that was second homer in as many nights. Whitaker and Frank White for a 3-2 Roger Clemens and the New York Mets' the game, Knik batted for Bochy and hit said. considered the team’s weak spot. Increasing his season total to 12, and victory at the Astrodome, which, Dwight Gooden. Also missing for the Robinson’s 1-1 pitch over the left field Winfield, , Rickey Righetti will join Tom Henke. Jay added an unearned run in the eighth on statistically, is worse than Oakland first time in his seven full major-league Johnson’s throwing error. wall for his 10th home run. Henderson and Willie Randolph, the Howell and Dan Plesac as relievers on when it comes to home runs. seasons is Los Angeles’ Fernando first four batters in the New York the staff. In the past, AL staffs often Eric Davis leads an N L lineup that Valenzuela, who is just 7-7. . ^ • :s -, Yankees’ lineup, were all elected to have been overloaded with starters and Expos 5, Reds 1 Cubs 12, Dodgsrs 5 includes Jack Clark, Andre Dawson and start. Reliever Dave Righetti was not enough relievers, a problem the NL _ Clemens pitched three perfect innings A P photo CHICAGO (AP) — Paul Noce drove in Mike Schmidt. DaWs tops the league selected to the nine-man pitching staff. a n a N N A ’n (AP> — Andres Galar­ with 26 home runs, and Is batting .317 usually manages to avoid when it in the 1986 All-Star Game and was its The Yankees' Don Mattingly watches his grand-slam home run raga hit a single, double and triple and five runs and Rick Sutcliffe became the Even with Mattingly and Henderson constructs its pitching corps. first National League pitcher to win 12 with 66 runs batted in. on the disabled list, the Yankees have Most Valuable Player. He went on to a go over the wall in the second inning off White Sox’ drove in two runs Friday night to ’’You look around and you see all these ^ record and was the A L’s M VP and support Bryn Smith’s six-hit pitching games as the Chicago Cubs beat the Los Davis is also an oddity. While the been the best team in the ALthis season. great players, guys you admire, and you Cy Young winner. Joel McKeoh. McKeon had come in to relieve Scott Nielsen, who and lead the'Montreal Expos to a 5-1 Angeles Dodgers 12-5 Friday in the had loaded the bases with Mattingly up to bat Friday night in victory over the . completion of a game suspended the The win ended Montreal’s streak of previous day. Now York. The contest was halted after two outs Managers wouldn’t have picked Strawberry in the bottom of the sixth inning for more than an hour by torrential rainfall Thursday. It was finally postponed By The Associated Press Homers lead Yanks to 9-5 win because of darkness with the score 12-5 and resumed before the start of Friday’s Darryl Strawberry may be a hit with NEW YORK (A P) - Don Mattingly center field bleachers after Jerry regularly scheduled game. the fans, but he’s off the team as far as Rangers 10, Indians 4 hit his third grand slam in less than two Royster singled for the 1,000th hit of his The win was the fourth in a row for National League managers are months and Dave Winfield followed with 12-year career. ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Greg Chicago, while the Dodgers have lost concerned. a solo homer as the But in the bottom of the fifth, Mike Harris pitched a four-bitter for seven five straight. Strawberry, the New York Mets scored seven runs in the second inning Pagliarulo hit a two-run homer, his 16th innings and Ruben Sierra had three Sutcliffe, 12-4, pitched five innings, outfielder who was elected by fans to of the season. It was the eighth home run extra-base hits and three RBI as the allowing four runs, one earned, and start the All-Star Game for the fourth Friday night and defeated the 9-5. surrendered by McKeon in 21 innings Texas Rangers snapped a four-game seven hits, including a two-run homer by straight season, failed to appear on a Both home runs — Mattingly’s I2th of and the Yankees’ 11th in the last four losing streak by beating the Cleveland John Shelby and a solo shot by Pedro single ballot cast by NL managers in a the season and fourth in the last three games. Indians 10-4 Friday night. Guerrero in the fifth. survejr conducted by The Associated Harris, 3-8, allowed one earned run, Press. games and Winfield’s 20th — came off Joel McKeon after the Yankees tied the Blue Jay* 7, Royals 0 walked two and struck out three as the PhllllM 5, BravM 2 He was not alone in his absence from Rangers ended Cleveland’s four-game ATLANTA (A P ) — Shane Rawley and the managers’ team. score 2-2 with two runs against starter TORONTO (AP) — Dave Stleb winning streak with four-run innings in Steve Bedrosian coipbined on a six- Neither Mike Schmidt nor Gary Scott Nielsen. 2-3, on RBI singles by pitched a four-hitter and George Bell hit the thii4 and sixth. hitter and Mik Thompson and Juan Carter, both elected by fans, would start Rick Cerone and Rickey Henderson. his 29th homer and drove in two runs as Murphy Wallach Nokes Davis McKeon relieved Nielsen after he Samuel homered Friday as the Phila­ for NL managers. Cal Ripken and Terry Puckett the Toronto Blue Jays blanked the walked Willie Randolph to load the Kansas City Royals 7-0 Friday night. Orioiss 13, Twins 12 delphia Phillies beat the Kennedy of Baltimore, and Dave Kennedy. Strawberry, who has been criticized Gwynn, Vince Coleman, Jeffrey Leo­ bases, and Mattingly lined McKeon’s2-1 It was the fifth victory In a row for the BALTIMORE (A P) — Larry Sheets 5-2. Winfield of New York would not start if Twenty-four managers responded to by his New York Mets teammates for nard, Willie McGee and Tim Raines pitch into the bleachers in right-center. Blue Jays while Kansas City, which has hit a sacrifice fly with one out in the Rawley, 10-5, gave up two runs on (our American League managers made out the A P survey, conducted from June 29 not playing hurt, seemed to feel instead of the Mets’ outfielder. His other grand slams were May 14 been shut out 12 times this season, lost ninth inning as the got hits in seven innings. Bedrosian finished that lineup. to July 8. Tom Lasorda of the Los vindicated by the fans’ selection. “ Basically It doesn’t bother me,” against Texas and June 29 in Toronto for the fifth consecutive time. two three-run homers from Fred Lynn (or his major league-leading 24th save. Instead, Dale Murphy of the Atlanta Angeles Dodgers and Tony LaRussa of “ It’s a big honor, ” he said Wednesday Strawberry said when told of the survey after failing to hit one during his first It was the first shutout and complete and came from behind four times to Thompson hit a two-run homer and Braves would take Strawberry’s place, the declined to pick a when the final fan votes were released. results. “ If I ’m not a starter, I would four seasons in the majors. game since May 30, 1986 for Stleb, 7-5, defeat the Minnesote Twins 13-12 Friday Samuel connected for a solo shot. Mike Tim Wallacb of Montreal would play team. “ It just shows there are people out there have been selected to the team anyway In the last four games, Mattingly, who who walked two and struck out seven. Schmidt hit a pair of run-scoring third Instead of Schmidt, and Jody Managers could not pick their own who do care. I ’m just honored about the I know that quite a few other outfielders was 3-for-5 Friday, has 10 hits in 18 His longest previous outing this season Eddie Murray, who had four hits and singles. Davis o f tte Chicago Cubs would catch players. Three players received the whole situation. No matter what are hitting for a better average, but I ’m at-bats with two doubles, four homers was 7 2-3 innings on July against the three RBI. opened the ninth with a Thompson doubled and scored on instead of Carter. maximum possible vote total — Ozzie happens, my being criticized, the people quite sure a lot of managers would pick and 11 RBI. Royals. single, one of 27 hits in the game, and Schmidt’s single in the first inning. In the American League, Tony Smith of St. Louis at shortstop in the NL, believe in me.” me even if it were not to start.” Winfield capped the biggest inning Royals starter (3iarlie Leibrandt, 8-7, went to second on a walk to L^nn. Thompson hit his third homer of the Fernandes o f Toronto would play and Wade Boggs of Boston at third base But Strawberry was not among the Murphy, who had been the first NL against the White Sox this season with was once again the victim of poor run George Frazier, 5-4, then was relieved season in the third off Doyle Alexander, shortstop instead of Ripken, Kirby and George Bell of Toronto in the eight top outfielders in the NL according outfielder to start in five consecutive his solo homer. support. The left-hander has had three by Juan Berenguer. Murray went to 4-5, after Samuel walked. Puckett o f MinnesotO would start in the outfield for the AL. to the managers. Besides their starting All-Star Games since Hank Aaron, The White Sox made it 7-4 in the top of shutouts tossed against him this year third on a flelder’s choice bunt by Ray Samuel walked in the seventh, outfield In place of Winfield and Matt The All-Star Game will be played trio of Eric Davis, Andre Dawson and edged Gwynn 6'/i-6 for the final NL the fifth when Harold Baines hit his I2th and in his other four losses, the Royals K n i^ t, and after an intentional walk to Thompson singled and Schmidt hit Nokes of Detroit would catch instead of Tuesday in Oakland. Murphy, the managers voted for Tony outfield spot behind Davis and Dawson homer, a towering 430-foot shot into the have totalled just six runs. Terry Kennedy. another R M sintfe. fHaudirstrr iirralii Mets over Astros, 7-3; Yanks top ChiSox, 9-5

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By Chris Dahl was pleased to be among the The Associated Press leaders heading into the final two rounds. FA IR FIE LD - Chi Chi Rodri­ “ That’s been my objective, to gues, winner of five tournaments play with these players. You know already this year, ihot his second when you’re with them, you're not straight 88 Friday to take a at the back of the pack,” he said. one-stroke lead at the midway point High heat and humidity blan­ o f the U.S. Senior Open. keted the course in haze for the Former NFL quarterback John second straight day, leaving most Brodie was in front by as many as of the over-SO field fatigued and three strokes until he went a sweaty. bogey-double-bogey on his final two But Player, who does 300 situps a hole. day, marched ahead of his group In Brodie, who finished with a 70, the same manner he did 20 years dropped into a tie for second place ago. with Gary Player who closed his " I enjoy the heat,” the 51-year- round with birdie putts of 18 and 30 old South African native said. “ It feet for a 68. They were a stroke certainly keeps you loose, and when behind at S-under 137. you get over 50 everyone wants to Arnold Palm er shot his second get those bones loosened up a little straight 69 was two strokes back at bit.” 138. The first round co-leaders, five­ The par-71,6,599-yard Brooklawn time British Open champion Peter Country Club course yielded 36 Thomson and little-known Gordon sub-par rounds through the first Jones, both faltered. two rounds to smash the four-round .Thomson, an Australian, shot a Senior Open record of 31 rounds 2-over 73 but remained three under par set last year. strokes behind Rodriguez in a “ You know the USGA doesn’t like group with Doug Sanders, Don those low scores,” Rodriguez said. Massengale and Bobby Nichcds. “Tomorrow, they’ll probably put He scrambled with an early- those flags in sand traps.” morning round that included four Rodrigues, 51, had sixbirdiesand bogeys, one birdie and a couple of three bogeys as he took advantage saves. of Brodie’s misfortune on the final “ Generally speaking, I was not two holes. nearly as g o ^ as I was yesterday,” “ This is about the only time in he said. “ I ’m not an early-morning your life you’re going to see a player and having gotten away with jockey take down a quarterback,” a 73 I ’m quite pleased.” the slightly-built Rodriguez Joked. Jones, who hasn’t won in 30 years Brodie, who had a 4-under 67 in of professional golf, ballooned to a the opening round, picked up where 75 after his opening-round 66. he left off as he pursued bis first pro With himself, Rodriguez and victory. Player coming on strong. Palmer, The former all-pro with the San the oldest of the leaders at 57, Francisco 49ers bad four birdies remarked, “ It’s the same peple I’ve and no bogeys until the last two played with my entire career. holes, both par-4s. Re called his Gary, and Chi Chi a little later on. second shot on No. 18, which went “ If you wanted a script, you into a sand trap, the worst shot of couldn’t write one any better.” AP photo hlsUfe. Player, who captured his first “ I guess that's what happens victory of 1987 a month ago in the FROM TH E BUNKER — Chi Chi Rodriguez hits from a fairway bunker on when you’ re paying your does,” he Senior Tournament Players Cham- the 17th fairway at Brooklawn Country Club In Fairfield Friday during the sold. “I tried to hit a cute little plansbip, said preparing for major seven iro n ... I won’t do that ejaln. tournaments Is “ something you second round of the U.S. Senior Open Championship. Rodrlgu^anded But Brodie, who is also 51, saMbe have to do mentally. the day at a 6-under-par 136, in sole possession of first place.