MHS awaits accreditation after mostly good report card J receive further accreditation. By Rick Santos Board of Education meeting at 4.5 North The report, which was researched by up-to-date needs of students and called School St. a visiting committee of the New Ludes, who has served on accredita­ Manchester Herald on the school and community to join The committee, which evaluated the England A.ssociation of Schools and tion committees, said the report on hands to solve problems of mutual Manchester High School received school in March, reported that the Colleges, will be forwarded to the MHS is “ one of the most laudatory interest.” high marks in curriculum, community “ educational community is very aware Commission on Public Secondary documents I have ever .seen” But the high school has “ a number of of the mission of public education, the Schools, which will decide whether or In the report the committee gave support and atmosphere in a accredita­ building problems. Although the town tion committee report, but was given school is well supported by the town’s not to approve continued accreditation. Manchester High good grades also for supported a renovation of the school in poor grades for facilities and programs budget, has a very clear sense of Departing Principal Jacob Liides III curriculum, especially its effective the last decade, appropriate financial

for non-college-bound students. educational direction, and is marked said the decision could come anytime implementation and review process. and personnel support for the ongoing by excellent relationships among stu­ from this week through the fall, and he The committee “ was impressed with School officials released the visiting committee's report at Monday night’s dents. staff, and administration” said he is confident the school will a philosophy which centered around u See GRADES, page 10

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Bush urges

amendment

to save flag

By Tom Raum from civil rights groups.

The Associated Press ■ He intends to make sure that any wrongdoing at the Depart­ W ASHINGTON - President ment of Housing and Urban Bush, reacting to a Supreme Development is thoroughly aired Court decision that protects the and remedied. right of protesters to burn the ■ He criticized legislation American flag, called today for a passed by the Democratic-

constitutional amendment that controlled Senate on child care,

would prohibit desecration of the but said he hopes agreement can flag. be worked out on the subject. Bush said “ support of the First Bush opened his visit to the Amendment need not extend" to briefing room by declaring his desecration of the flag, which he support for a constitutional termed "the unique symbol of amendment that would negate

America.” last week’s 5-4 Supreme Court ; ''ji I Bush fielded questions on sub­ decision. The court held that jects ranging from international burning the American flag as a diplomacy to child care legisla­ form.of protest is protected by the tion to baseball in a free-wheeling Constitution. 45-minute news conference in the Bush said it was important to Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald White House briefing room. protect the free-speech guaran­

BRIDGING THE GAP — A crane hovers above the Union $1.7 million project was started last year and is expected The president said: tees of protest, but he didn’t want ■ He will carry a package of to extend that to the flag. Street construction project Monday. The new bridge is to take 13 months. economic aid when he travels to The court's decision provoked being built on the east side of the existing bridge. The Poland next month, but wants to an emotional response in Con­ first make sure that the commu­ gress and elsewhere, and Bush nist government there will follow said protection of the flag will “ in through on economic and political no way limit” constitutional reform. He said Soviet leaders rights. He said he favored a Main Street message: 'Do the job’ shouldn’t be “ uptight” about his constitutional amendment over journey to Poland and Hungary. legislation because a law “ cannot ■ He still favors U.S. contacts correct, in my view, the egre­ The survey is part of the By Nancy Concelman with China despite the continuing gious offense of burning the environmental assessment of the Manchester Herald crackdown in Beijing against American flag.” project. The first draff of the Results of Main Street survey pro-democracy leaders. assessment is due Friday. A Bush also he does not want to A survey of downtown bu.'siness ■ He has no plans to call for see contacts with the Chinese Here are some of the 17% — three. people and parkers shows that public hearing on the assessment will be probably be held Aug. 1. legislation to alter recent Su­ government cut off, despite a questions and results of a 9% — four or more. most people want to get the $15 preme Court rulings on affirma­ survey on the Main Street million Main Street reconstruc­ Ginter said. State and federal See BUSH, page 10 Will reconstruction affect officials must approve the find­ tive action that drew criticism reconstruction project. tion project done quickly to lessen how often you come the impact. ings of the final draft of the d o w n to w n ? Ruth Fitzgerald of Fiztgerald& assessment, he said

Parkers 19% — yes. Halliday Inc. of Hartford, the Reconstruction is scheduled to Conviction reversed 56% — no. firm hired by the Main Street begin in winter or spring 1990. P u rp o s e of y o u r trip 25% — unsure. project engineers, told more than Some business owners are 25 downtown business represen­ concerned that the project will d o w n to w n ? for ex-Reagan aide 61% — work. tatives today that parking and the make shopping downtown diffi­ Business people cult at the same time that the 25% — shopping. timing and phasing of the project Are you concerned about were at the top of the list of Buckland mall opens. By Pete Yost The reversal revolves around 11% — social/recreational. provisions of the Ethics in Go­ the Main Street reconstruc- respondents’ concerns. One survey was mailed to 200 The Associated Press 35% — personal business. downtown business people and vernment Act, which imposes a tion project? “ The kind of pervasive feeling 6% — other. another was placed on cars of 750 W ASHINGTON - A federal one-year ban on lobbying former 66% — very concerned. in this area was ‘do it quickly, get downtown parkers. Fitzgerald appeals court today reversed the government colleagues once a Length of stay downtown? 23% — somewhat concerned. it over with,’” Fitzgerald said. One respondent said. ’“ Con­ said. She said 50 percent of the conviction of former White House person leaves service in the 18% — one hour. 11% — not really. business people and more than 25 political director Lyn Nofziger, executive branch. 23% — one to three hours. struct or get off the pot.’” she 5% — three to five hours. Do you feel you’ll lose said. percent of the parkers responded. who was found guilty in 1988 of “ We interpret” the law “ as

54% — five or more hours. business? Fitzgerald said results showed Many of those who responded illegal lobbying after he left the requiring the government to 23% — no. that 20 percent of those surveyed felt parking would be one of the Reagan administration. demonstrate that Nofziger had * How tar from your 36% — a little. wanted to abandon the project biggest problems during con­ Nofziger was convicted Feb. 11. knowledge of the facts that made his conduct criminal,” said the destination do you park? 30% — quite a bit. altogether. William Ginter of struction. Fitzgerald said. Ginter 1988, of three counts of illegally majority opinion written by Ap­ 80% — one block. 11% — unsure. Fuss fit O’Neill Inc., the project said Fuss & O’Neill estimated lobbying top presidential aides on 20% — one to two blocks, engineers, said that is one of the that there would be a net loss of 50 behalf of private clients after he peals Court Judge James L, none — two or more blocks. How will reconstruction options, depending on the results spaces in public and private lots left the White House one year into Buckley. affect your business In the / of an environmental assessment once work was complete. the Reagan administration. “ The (U.S.) District Court How often do you come lo n g run? of the project required by the That figure was disputed by In a 2-1 decision today, a panel should have dismissed the indict­ d o w n to w n ? Jerome Baskin who works at the of the U.S. Circuit Court of ment filed by the prosecution 30% — Slight gain. Federal Highway 73% — most days. 12% — slight decline. Administration. Heritage Place office condomini­ Appeals said the government was because it failed to impose this 17% — two to three days. Survey results were revealed to ums at 945 Main St. Baskin said required to prove that Nofziger burden on the government,” 1 13% — significant decline. 10% — once a week. 45% — no effect. business people at a meeting Heritage's engineers say 30 spa­ had knowledge of all the facts that Buckley’s opinion said. today in the Lincoln Center ces will be lost ju.st in the Heritage made his conduct criminal. “ Be­ The appeals court remanded How many stops do you Where do your employees hearing room. Those who at­ lot. cause the government offered no the case to the District Court. m ake? park? tended were encouraged to make Heritage representatives and evidence demonstrating that Nof­ Nofziger argued that the go­ 52% — one. 14% — on the street. suggestions on how to mitigate other business people are ziger possessed such knowledge, vernment had to show that he 22% — two. 86% — behind. the effects of the controversial we reverse his conviction,” the Sec SU R VEY, page 10 court said. See N O FZIGER , page 10 project.

Positive factors cut Camp Kennedy’s enrollment TODAY

were never asked for their Enrollment this year is projected arc kept in their home communi­ percent as many mentally re­ In d e x Bv Nancy Pappas tarded students in the Manches­ Manchester Herald thoughts and suggestions. at about 16 for each session. ties, where they attend their own 20 pages, 2 sections The camp, a recreational facil­ town recreation programs ter schools as there were 10 to 15 Because of better medical years ago, Cormier said. The forces which have com­ ity for mentally handicapped F O R C E S C O M B IN IN G to B usiness______9 Obituaries______2 bined to reduce the numbers of youths, opened off Dartmouth shrink Camp Kennedy’s popula­ screening and prenatal care, At this time, only 2 percent of Classified - 19-20 Opinion------8 those identified in Manchester as campers attending Manchester’s Road 25 years ago. Many of the tion include better medical early intervention and a revised C o m ic s ______16 People------17 special needs children are men­ Camp Kennedy were predictable, original staff members, volun­ screening and prenatal care, a way of evaluating youngsters, Fo cu s______17 Scie n ce ______18 and are in many cases positive teers and campers will return to change in attitudes toward pro­ there are fewer mentally handi­ tally retarded, said Cormier. Local/State Sports-----11-14 factors, according to those in the the camp for a 25th anniversary gramming for the handicapped capped young people in the region Twenty years ago at least 25 ______2-5, 10 Television____ 15 percent of those with special fields of recreation and mental celebration and reunion at 12:30 and a tremendous increa.se in the than there were when the camp Natlon/World _6-7 Weather______2 needs were classed as mentally retardation. p.m. Wednesday. options available to special needs opened 25 years ago. according to While the camp served an youngsters. Richard Cormier, assistant su­ retarded, he said. However, since Camp Kennedy has no community input board or average of 34 campers per When the camp opened, a perintendent of the Manchester WE DELIVER published statement of mission, two-week session during its hey­ busload of young people from public schools. THOSE WHO ARE mentally For Home Delivery, Call these professionals — including day. that number has declined for Mansfield training School ar­ In spite of a strong push to keep handicapped have many summer several past directors of the the last decade. Sessions in 1986, rived each day, according to children at home rather than options now. which were not 647-9946 camp — said they were either 1987 and 1988 averaged about 12 Harry Smith, the camp's fir.st sending them to residential facili­ Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 unaware of the camp’sdecline. or campers per two-week session. director. Now youths like those ties, there are today only 25 See CAMP K E N N E D Y , page 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27. 1989 - 3 2 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27, 19»9 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J

About Town Police Roundup Hospital cuts Gasoline prices going up,

Overeaters get help Charges are filed following accident on Hilliard Street treatment for thanks to new state taxes Are you addicted to food? Overeaters Anonymous meets at the First Baptist Church, 240 Hillstown Police arrested an 18-year-old Manchester man Bv Rick Santos .said, except that the costs are per gallon) came from Dan’s Road, every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Sunday on charges he left the scene of an accident. welfare kids Manchester Herald reflected in prices at the pump. Automotive, a Mobil station on Friday at 1 p,m, and Thursday, from 7 to 8 p m. No Police say he was the driver of a^car which struck a u Higher prices in this state are Center Street dues or fees. Everyone who wants to stop overeating tree on Hilliard Street and that he left the car and a To help gasoline cu.stomers get evident, he said, because out-of Adding full service, the aver­ is welcome. For more information, call 524-4544, passenger at the scene with serious injuries, poiice HARTFORD (AP) — The cost of providing state filling stations that are near age price per gallon of regular healthcare for Medicaid patients in Hartford has the most for their money, three said. . • . state agencies have joined to the border have many customers unleaded fuel was $1 279. Mark D Huri, of 53 Marion Drive, was charged forced Hartford Hospital to stop admitting children from Connecticut. And it follows, The lowest price for regular Visit Salem In September on welfare for routine treatment, officials said. publish a mid-month fuel price with reckless driving, evading responsibility, 'li report this .summer to supple­ he said, that stations in the unleaded fuel with full service The Manchester Green Chapter of the American Hriving iinHpr the influence of alcohol and failure to The problems began in April when three nurse ment their regular monthly outskirts of the state “ are just reported Thursday was $1.17 per Association of Retired Persons is planning a trip to wear a seat belt, police said. practitioners at Hartford Hospital went on sick or survey. hanging on with their gallon at Barracliffe’s Gulf on Salem, Mass,, Sept, 13. A visit to the Salem Witch In addition Huri was arrested Saturday on motor maternity leave, hospital administrators said. By releasing the figures, the fingernails.” West Middle Turnpike. The high­ Museum, a tour of Seven Gables and lunch at vehicle charges in connection with a separate Understaffed, the hospital’s outpatient service state attorney general’s office, According to the last survey est price was $1,439 per gallon Victoria Station is planned at a cost of $41. Call incident, police said. , _ stopped accepting children on welfare except in lii:' ’’ combined with the Department of commissioned by the .state. June charged at Lawton’s Citgo on N Helena Duane. 643-1965, for more information. In Sunday’s accident. Hun was driving a 1978 emergencies. The hospital still accepts an unlimited Consumer Protection Depart­ 9 prices in the Hartford area were Tolland Turnpike. Chevrolet westbound on Hilliard Street after 8 p.m. number of pediatric inpatients for serious illnesses, ment and the energy division of about the same as they were May For middle-grade ga.soline. the when he failed to negotiate a curve, police said. His such as appendicitis and tonsillectomies, and for the Office of Policy and Manage­ 19. when the state conducted its average self-service price re­ TOPS group to meet car struck a tree in front of 501 Hilliard St., police emergency room visits. ment. is trying to make consu­ previous survey. Prices are ex­ ported was $1,269 per gallon. said. pected to remain stable through The lowest price ($1,209 per TOPS, Take Off Pounds Sensibly, meets every Hartford Hospital is not alone in its problems. mers aware of the price range, When police arrived, emergency personnel were the Fourth of July weekend. gallon) for this grade and service Tuesday at North United Methodist Church, 300 An American Hospital As.sociation spokeswoman. said Richard Nuclo. assistant treating a passenger in the car but Huri could not be Gas prices, according to the was reported by Manchester Parker St. Weigh-in bggins at 6:15 p.m. and the Jan Shulman, said that last year 83 community director for petroleum and natu­ found, police said. state survey, differ from 19 to 40 Green Sunoco on East Middle meeting is held from 7 to 8 p.m. Support is offered hospitals closed, citing low reimbursement rates as ral gas at the energy division. Police arrested Huri at Manchester Memorial cents per gallon, depending on the Turnpike. The highest price re­ through contests, discussion, speakers and awards. one of the main reasons. In 1987, 79 hospitals closed If gasoline customers u.se the Hospital where he went for treatment for cuts and kind of fuel and service. ported was $1,309 reported by Yearly registration is $12 and weekly dues are $1.50. and in 1986. 72 hospitals closed. Since 1983, 353 information to purchase less bruises police said. Huri was released on a written Regular unleaded gas can be Lawton’s Citgo. Visitors are always welcome. For more informa­ community hospitals closed, Shulman said. expensive gas. Nuclo said, then promise to appear in court July 10. purchased at area self-service For full service with middle- tion, call Dwight Bushey at 644-4525. higher-priced retailers could be In Saturday s incident, police observed Huri, The hospital is still treating Medicaid patients forced to decrease prices to stay stations for as little as $1,139 per grade fuel, the prices reported driving the same 1978 car, make a U-turn onto who began treatment before the hospital stopped in business. "Gasoline is really a gallon and as much as $1,329 per averaged at $1,354 per gallon. Knights officers installed Center Street from West Middle Turnpike, police accepting new patients. consumer-controlled market.” gallon, a difference of 19 cents per The low for this combination said He failed to obey a stop sign before making the “ We’re prepared to provide the best care possible Nuclo said. gallon. was $1.27 per gallon at Barrac­ The Knights of Columbus, Campbell Council, will turn, police said. for thelargest population of kids we can serve,” said Meanwhile, state lawmakers Full-service prices for the liffe’s, and the high was $1,479 at hold its installation of the newly elected officers When police stopped Huri, they discovered a Leonard Banco, director of the pediatric outpatient have increased an earnings tax same gas range from $1,169 to Lawton’s. Thursday at 7:30 p.m. The following is the list of partially concealed case of beer and two full, opened clinic at the hospital. “ But we didn’t have the that gasoline distributors pay and $1,559 per gallon, a variance of 39 Manche.ster’s premium gaso officers: Joseph Rafala, grand knight: John Reginald Pinto/Mancheater Herald beers in the front seat, police said. resources before to take care of everyone, and we have levied a new tax on utility cents per gallon. line prices per gallon averaged at Martin, deputy grand knight; Larry Duff, recording Hurl was charged with possession of alcohol by a The survey shows a gallon of $1,417 at self-service stations. WEEDING — Bill Livengood of 43Oliver weeds that had grown around outside certainly don’t have them for all these with a consumption by retailers. secretary: Charles O’Brien, chancellor: Bill minor, failue to obey a stop sign, and liquor in a smaller staff.” The earnings tax increase and premium unleaded gas can cost The low ($1,329) for self-service Malony, warden; James Higgins, advocate: Road takes a few moments to spruce up his home Monday. motor vehicle by a minor, police said. the utilities tax will take effect as little as $1,239 and as much as premium was reported at the Access to health care for the city’s Medicaid Shell Food Mart on West Middle Mathew Valk, inside guard: Paul Tucker, outside the appearance of his yard by killing patients has been a growing problem for years, Saturday. The earnings tax. $1,529 at self-service stations. guard: and Robert Lukas, treasurer. Turnpike, and the high ($1,479) at doctors say. Hartford Hospital, in the heart of the pre.sently at 2 percent, will be For full service, customers can Arrest in motorcycle theft raised io 3 percent, and the pay between $1,349 and $1,749 for Lawton’s. city, normally treats thousands more Medicaid Premium fuel with full service Police arrested an 18-year-old Cooper Street man patients than other hospitals and clinics in the city. utilities tax is to be 8 percent. the same gas. That is a difference AARP installs officers Obituaries These tax increases combined of 40 cents per gallon. averaged at $1,464 per gallon. early Tuesday in connection with the reported theft With the extra work, children are not getting The low ($1,299) was repor'ed The Manchester Green Chapter of the American with other costs like those in­ An informal Manchester He­ of a motorcycle. immediate routine treatment, doctors said. "The at M&M Oil Service, which is on Association of Retired Persons installed new curred by replacing underground rald survey of 17 area filling Brian Lipsky was charged with third-degree sickest ones are treated before those requiring Route 6 in Bolton and is currently officers at their luncheon on June 8 at the Marco fuel tanks that do not meet state stations conducted last Thursday Patricia Eilen Brault Shepherd Funeral Home of King­ son, Kevin Robert Grover of larceny by possession, operating an unregistered phy.sicals and immunizations needed to enroll in selling Best Petroleum, and the Polo Restaurant in East Hartford, The following is a ston, Mass., has charge of motorcycle, operating a motorcycle without liabil­ standards are sure to drive up showed the average price for Patricia Ellen Brault, 56, of Merritt Island, Fla.; his mother, programs, go to camp or start school in the fall. regular unleaded gas at self- high ($1,639) was reported at list of officers: Franklin Delany, president: arrangements. ity insurance, and operating a motorcycle without a ga.soline prices for consumers, East Hartford, died Saturday Gladys M. Grover of Signal Banco said Hartford Hospital is stretched to the service stations is $1,182 per Silver Lane Shell. Raymond Cocconi, first vice president: Marian Memorial donations may be Mountain, Tenn.; two sisters, motorcycle license, police said. according to Charles Isenberg (June 24, 1989) at Riverside limit. The number of pediatric outpatient and gallon. Zeppa, second vice president; Helena Duane, made to the American Cancer Anne M. Lyons of Knoxville, Police responded to a call of a noisy motorcycle on executive vice president of the recording secretary; Gertrude Hagedorn, corres­ Health Care Center in East Society. emergency room visits increased dramatically in Independent Connecticut Petro­ The lowest price tor that grade Tenn., and Mary Denise Austin of Wells Street late Monday, police said. Police found East Pakistan proclaimed its ponding secretary; Mildred Olmsted, treasurer: Hartford. She is survived by her the past year, he said. leum Association. of gas ($1,149 per gallon) was Rocky Hill; and several nieces Lipsky pushing the motorcycle up the driveway at independence in 1971. taking the and Elma Olshewski, assistant treasurer. Board of daughter, Ann Marie McCann of In 1981. the hospital had 14.500 pediatric Connecticut’s taxes are hidden reported at Silver Lane Shell and nephews. 74 Wells St. When asked for the bike’s registration, name Bangladesh. directors members include: Hilda Baker, Helen Manchester. outpatient visits, and 10,500 to the emergency room. from the customers. Isenberg Service. The highest price ($1,239 She is also survived by three George R. Grover The funeral will be Thursday at Lipsky said he had just bought it that day and didn’t The Associated Press Chevalier. Tina Depumpo, Dorothy Krause, Tess 9; 15 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral have the paperwork yet, police said. In 1988. there were 20.000 pediatric outpatient visits Monson, Janet Phillops, Etta Regan and Ethel sons, Michael of South Windsor, George Robert Grover, 50, of and 15.000 emergency ones. This year, the hospital Stephen of East Hartford, and Melbourne, Fla., formerly of Home, 400 Main St., with a Mass Police discovered the bike was stolen from a SEEING ISN’T BELIEVING — Andy Zemp. ofChristian burial at 10a.m. atSt. Bretton Road home, police said. already has had 16.700 emergency-room visits and Christopher of Ashford; a sister, Connecticut and New Jersey, 26,000 to the pediatric-outpatient clinic. Banco said. Charney, a Shelton magician, appears Nancy Baldwin of Holbrook, died Saturday (June 24, 1989) James Church. Burial will be in Lipsky told police he bought the bike from a St. James Cemetery. Calling Richmond Road man, police said. He was being held Medicaid reimburses the hospital $23..50 per visit to be carried by a gorilla down Main Mass.: and two grandchildren. from injuries sustained in an to its pediatric outpatient facility, with additional Street in Derby this week. But there’s SUMMER’S HERE! Help Red Cross at home The funeral Mass will be automobile accident in Chestnut hours are Wednesday 2 to 4 p.m. on a $100 bond and scheduled to appear in court and 7 to 9 p.m. today. money for such things as blood tests, he said, but it nothing but air inside the gorilla’s head The Connecticut Valley East Branch, Greater Wednesday at St. Laurence Ridge, N.Y. He is survived by his loses $2 million a year. The hospital covers the loss Hartford Chapter, of the American Red Cross is Church, New Bedford, Mass. brother. Stephen J. Grover of Memorial donations may be with profits from other departments, he said. and arms since Charney’s head is in the looking for volunteers who will call regular blood Burial will be at 10 a.m. in St. Manchester. made to the American Heart Nationally, hospitals are reporting serious cage, his arms are holding the bars, and donors to set up appointments when a blood drive is Mary’s Cemetery, New Bedford. He is survived by a daughter, Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ financial problems because of Medicaid payments. his legs are covered by gorilla hair. in their area. The material for calling will be There are no calling hours. The Laura Anne Grover of Norwalk; a ford 06105. College Notes delivered to the caller’s home and the Red Cross will pick it up when the calling is finished. For more information, call 643-5111 and ask for Elaine Sweet. Deaths Elsewhere Awarded UTC scholarship Golf course meeting is tonight; Quotations AiR~CON pm O N ER ^ Sara E. Rosenberg of Knights help at Olympics Bobby Lane has been Anton Dermota Vienna State Opera was reopened “ We have made the assumption awarded a scholarship hearing on injunction postponed The Knights of Columbus. Campbell Council, in November 1955, just six months tha\ there is a problem within VIENNA, Austria (AP) — from Pratt & Whitney. volunteered at the Special Olympics in New Haven after Austria gained postwar every unit within HUD. and until Tenor Anton Dermota, who sang United Technologies without opening the lease to bids the new lease, a rent of $75,000 a on June 24. The following people represented the independence. we learn that there isn’t, we’re Corp. A court hearing is scheduled for the operas of Mozart and other next Monday to determine from other possible operators. year would be charged council at the Olympics; Charles O’Brien, Mr. and going to assume that there is.” — She will receive up to composers on the world’s best whether a temporary restraining A hearing was scheduled Mon­ Hooker has said the town could Mrs. Larry Duff, Mr. and Mrs. Brendan Moriarty, Anthony Scarwid Rep. Christopher Shays, R-Conn., $3,000 a year from the stages, died Thursday of heart order should be issued to stop the day but had to be continued a receive more than $75,000 a year Mr. and Mrs. John Martin. a member of the congressional scholarship program. failure. He was 79. SAVANNAH, Ga. (AP) - An­ town of Manche.ster from extend­ week because of a mixup with for rent through bidding. panel investigating allegations of She is a graduate of thony John “ Tony” Scarwid, ing the lease on the golf course courtroom schedules. Witt said. Some golfers wanted a long­ abuse and mismanagement in the Loomis Chaffee School Dermota sang in some of the father of film actress Diana with the Manchester Country The Manchester Country Club term lease established instead of Vienna State Opera’s most noted Scarwid. died Monday after ap­ .Department of Housing and Ur­ and will enter the Col­ a two-year lease. But town sum HITS! Club, according to a Hartford leases the course land, which Public Meetings productions. ban Development. lege of Engineering at SHOP TODAY FOR parently suffering a heart attack attorney. includes the present 18-hole golf negotiators have said they want while driving. He was 78. Tufts University. Med­ to wait until studies are complete He sang Jacquino in the 1945 The attorney. Otto P. Witt, filed course, under a 25-year-lease that Scarwid’s daughter. Diana, has ford. Mass., in the fall. on the feasibility of adding 18 , ' ^ K SALESMAN , premiere of Beethoven’s opera “ The waterways are crowded. a lawsuit in Hartford Superior expires in 1991. b e s t s e l e c t io n ^ appeared in such movies as She graduated cum holes to the course. I ABOUT AVAILABLE I Meetings scheduled for tonight; “ Fidelio” while the opera house Like any system, it doesn’t work Court last month on behalf of two Last month, the Board of REBATESI laude from Loomis and Club and town negotiators have BEMEIfERLAST was still in ruins after heavy “Silkwood,” “ Mommie Dear­ 100 percent, and accidents do local golfers, William Hooker, Directors approved the two-year received the class night been studying four possible M anchester Allied bombing in the last days of est,” “The Glitter Palace.” happen,” — Rear Adm. Robert and William Ogden. extension of the lease with the CHOOSE FROM award for journalism layouts drawn by golf architect y e a r s h e a t World War II. “ Pretty Baby” and “ Inside Nelson, chief of the Coast Guard They are seeking to prevent the country club for the town-owned Golf course expansion meeting. Lincoln Center Moves,” for which she was and the Sarai Ribicoff Brian W. Silva, of Cornish and 4 h u m id it y . \ hearing room. 7 p.m. navigation safety office, on the town from extending the lease golf course. Under the terms of AMERICA’S FAVORITE! Dermota also sang the title role nominated for an Academy recent spate of marine oil spills. prize for her work on the Silva. Negotiators and Silva are Pitkin Glass Works. Lincoln Center gold room, in the same opera when the Award. award-winning scheduled to meet tonight with TOP NAME BRANDS... 7;.36 p.m. yearbook. Sara E. Rosenberg Marc Garrett of GHR Engineer­ V “ The evidence revealed that in She has also been a ing who has been hired to review AMANA EMERSON Coventry order to protect his stature as one student tutor, member of the Spanish Club and the Cops see a harder job the environmental impact of the of the most famous baseball Spotlight staff. Solid Waste Commission, Town Office Building. Scout News plans. FEDDERS players in major league history, The negotiators have voiced an 7:30 |).ni. Pete Rose employed middlemen as speeding fines rise GENERAL ELEC. Youth Softball. Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. interest in a plan which calls for to place bets for him with retaining the present 18-hole CARRIER REMEMBER,... ley at 646-7164. bookmakers and at the racetrack HARTFORD (AP) — The cost will cost you $58. an $18 increase. AMANA Troop 133 The following presentations course and building 18 more holes and to pay gambling losses and Public Records of getting a speeding ticket is Several police officials inter­ on the western section of the land. EMERSON JUST A SMALL Boy Scout Troop 133 of Man­ were made: viewed by the Journal Inquirer of collect gambling winnings, ther­ about to go up and local police Club representatives have said Lottery chester held a court of honor on Camping Skill Award — Angel Manchester said the increased FRIEDRICH II DEPOSIT WILL HOLD Ramos. eby concealing his gambling officials say it will make a they would like play to be allowed June 8. fines could have two effects: an Physical Fitness Skill Award — Jason activity.” — Baseball investiga­ Warranty deeds difficult job even harder. on the existing course during WESTINGHOUSE * YOUR PURCHASE AT| Troop 133, which meets at Ediund, Jon Langston and Angel increase in court cases with Ramos. tor John M. Dowd in his report on The increased fees will help pay construction of a new course. Winning numbers drawn Monday in New Second Congregational Church, Pete Rose. Contos Building Contractors Inc. to Richard F for the state’s road and bridge people fighting the fines instead WHIRLPOOL 11 THE SALE PRICE. England: Rank of Scout — Rich Harvey, Carl Olson and Frances S. Olson. Fern Street. $355 000 Tonight’s meeting is scheduled 385 N. Main St., will be accepting Kapura and Shawn Livingston. rebuilding program. of mailing them in; ® Connecticut daily: 150. Play Four: 9017. Ronk of Tenderfoot — Jason Ediund for 7 in the Lincoln Center hearing SANYO m-t new members when activities Barney T. Peterman Sr. and Barney T. Peterman “ I have a difficult enough time decrease in tickets because QUASAR Massachusetts daily; 4981. and Jon Langston. room. resume in the fall. To join, a boy Second Class Rank — Angel Ramos A monkey named Yoda at the Jr. to David A. Hoyle and Kristen E. Maines, Rolling now getting my officers to issue ers would be reluctant to hand PLUS MANY M 0RE.= and Dave Stansberry. Park Estates, $155,000. Tri-state (Maine. New Hampshire, Vermont) must be at least 11 years old or a Octagon Wildlife Sanctuary near infractions because of the high them out. daily: 787, 3749. First Aid, FIremanshIp and Finger­ Ruth O’Connor to Vicky L. Sheltra and Scott J. sixth grader. For more informa­ printing Merit Badges — Dave Fort Myers. Fla., has cared for costs,” Vernon Police Chief Gary Capt. Gary Mazzone of the EMERGENCY Rhode Island daily: 6732. Stansberry. hundreds of homeless kittens. Hogaboom, Brook Haven Condominium, $58,000. 1 tion, call Scoutmaster Brad Hur­ Kology said. “ They feel they’re Vernon Police Department said Fire — Police — Medical just collecting money for the that while “ before (when) a NOTE state. I think these new rates are person was caught speeding, they DIAL 911 b u y NOW... General Weather ridiculous.” knew they were wrong, and the In Manchester UlanrhFBtpr H rralh The increases are part of a plan fine was reasonable, and they b e a t t h e s a l e s “ Electric approved five years ago to paid. People are going to go off the deep end now when they see Hu* Little Theatre TAX INCREASE USPS 327-500 finance the lO-year. $6.5 billion ANY TYPE OF REGIONAL WEATHER Hazy tonight VOL. CVIII, No. 228 program, More are scheduled the amount.” of Manchester Effective 7/1/89 July 1, 1991. and July 1. 1993. Manchester Sgt. John Marvin INSTALLATION... Accu Wealf>ef^ forecast lor Tu^^sday Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Sleffart, Publlthar Starting Saturday, an addi­ predicted “ a decrease in tickets Daylirr>e Corxjitions ar>d High Temperatures night. a 30 percent chance of Qaorga T. Chappall Dannii M. Sintoro tional levy equal to 50 percent of because the guys are going to be WE HAVE 'EM ALL. Editor showers or thunderstorms. Hazy Advaniting Oiractof certain fines will be imposed. reluctant to take away that much and muggy. Low 65 to 70. Douglaa A. Bavina Shaldon Cohan A driver going one mile over the money for what, in most cases, is WHAT EVER YOUR NEEDS, ' WINDOW MOUNT r Wednesday, partly sunny with a Exacutiva Editor Compoaing Managar speed limit on an interstate a mistake.” ■ THRU THE WALL 40 percent chance of showers. Jaanna Q. Fromarth Roban H. Hubbard highway now pays a total of $50. Enfield Deputy Police Chief ...WE HAVE THE RIGHT Bualnaaa Managar Praaaroom Managar High in the middle 80s. Thursday, Starting Saturday it’ll be $73. A Herbert Foy said that while “ the • CASEMENT/SLIDER partly sunny, cooler and le.ss Oanlaa A. Robarta Frank J. McSwaagan fine is way, way up there, I don’t AMADEUS AIR CONDITIONER FOR YOU. Paraonnal Managar Circulation Olractor motorist charged with driving 70 humid. High around 80. mph. or 15 mph over the limit on think (people) will blame the ^Bort<»nY96' I Coastal: Tonight, a 30 percent Publlahad dally axeapt Sunday and cartain holldaya by tha interstate highways, now pays a officer because it’s their job. I chance of showers or thunder­ / _LL Manchaatar Publlahing Co.. 18 Bralnard Placa. Manchaatar, think some of my officers will be ■ .■vtookttoi. Conn. 06040. Sacond claaa poataga paid at Manchaatar, Conn. fine of $78. Starting Saturday the Jiiiu zy K 24 00i«0 FBOM nt storms. Hazy and muggy. Low / disturbed by the raise, but as time Juiu- 30 A Jiil> I TXXI TO ^ Poatmaatar Sand addraaa changaa to tha Manchaatar Harald, penalty will be $113. fSETtXPnEMW*'' around 70. Wednesday, partly P.O. Box 581, MatKhaatar, Conn. 06040. T « ewijiv £i#cb^ goes on. they’ll get used to it.” I'l-iiliiT' A. 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Tuesday. .Tune 27, 1989 RECORD LOCAL Capitol Democrats J & S T A T E plan campaign to College Notes Prisoner escapes from cell defend tax package Graduates cum laude Gets computer degree NORWICH (AP) - State police are By Judd Everhart day fund, that is now all but gone. continuing to a search for a 30-year-old The Associated Press It has just enough left to cover Nancy Murray LaBonne, daughter of attorney Eric William Brown, son of Dr. and Mrs. Robert Windham man who escaped from a prison this year’s deficit of $128 million. and Mrs. George T. LaBonne Jr. of 111 Highwood T. Brown of 20 Tuck Road, graduated summa cum cell at Norwich Superior Court by climbing HARTFORD — Democratic The money was used primarily through a false ceiling and into a vacant U Drive, has graduated cum laude from St. Joseph’s laude from the University of Vermont with a degree legislative leaders, worried about for education and local tax relief College. West Hartford. in computer science. room, state police said. Republicans capitalizing on this programs and, more recently, to She received her bachelor of arts degree, He was president of the Computer Science Honor William Morrissette was awaiting ar­ year’s record tax increases, are pay off deficits. majoring in philosophy. She plans to do hospice Society and was active in the Phi Gamma Delta raignment on charges of burglary, reckless planning a campaign, including Larson said the Hou.se and work in the AIDS program under MANA, fraternity. driving, failure to appear in court and paid advertising, to explain why Senate Democratic caucuses Manchester Area Network on AIDS. In the fall he will attend the University of possession of a dangerous weapon when he they had to boost everybody’s planned to pool their resources Massachusetts at Amherst to pursue graduate escaped from a holding cell around 1:30 taxes this year. and buy radio, television and studies in computer science. He is employed as a p.m. Monday, police said. Nl ” We’ve got to make sure we get newspaper advertising to get Commissioned at academy computer analyst at the United Technolgies After climbing into the vacant room. our side of the story out,” said their message out. Research Center, East Hartford. Morrissette apparently walked out of the He said stepped-up efforts will John L. Rogers, son of David and Joyce Trainer of Senate President Pro Tern John courthouse, state police. be made to get the message out at East Center Street, has graduated from the U.S. t f C B. Larson on Monday. Robin Melody The Democrats pushed through the local level. N Naval College, Annapolis, Md., with a degree in Melissa McDermott Jennifer Connor Tess Nimirowski House Speaker Richard J. electrical engineering. Graduates In Austria Lawyer found Innocent about $858 million in new taxes — Balducci. D-Newington, said the He received his commission as an ensign and will more than double the previous Kristina Reichenbach, daughter of Mr. Arthur message wouid stress that efforts report to Corranado. HARTFORD (AP) — A West Hartford The Atsoclated Preu record — to support a budget of Reichenbach of Manchester and Old Lyme, were made to reduce spending Calif., for further train­ Scholarships are awarded lawyer has been found innocent of larceny $6.82 billion for 1989-90. They were graduated with honors on June 7 from the American SPEAKING OUT — William F. Schulz, president of the Unitarian the first general tax increases in but not damage human services ing. He is a 1985 gradu­ and forgery charges in connection with the International School in Vienna. Austria. Universalist Association, speaks at a Monday raily against apartheid on programs. ate of Manchester High alleged theft of $20,000 from a Florida man. six years. Chief among them is an She was voted a member of the National Honor by Daughters of Isabella increase in the sales tax, from 7.5 “ I don’t think we have to be on School. A six-member Superior Court jury the Yaie University campus in New Haven. The association, which is Society. She will attend Vassar College this fall. Her delivered the verdict Monday, clearing holding its 28th generai assembly at Yale, criticized the university’s percent to 8 percent. the offensive,” said Balducci. “ I sumption: Jennifer Connor, St. think we did very well. Yeah, we father is counselor at the American Embassy in The Daughters of Isabella Ronald E. Cassidento of first-degree investments in companies doing business in South Africa. Larson said the Democrats, Three get Vienna. awarded several scholarships dur­ Bartholomew: Robin Melody, St. larceny and second-degree forgery in who control the General Assem­ had to raise taxes, but we haven’t had a tax increase in six years.” ing their annual awards ceremony Bridget: Mellissa McDermott, St. connection with the alleged theft from John bly and the governor’s office, bacheior’s won’t have an easy job trying to In addition to free and paid June 13 at First Federal Savings James: and Rebecca Dow, East R. Carra of Nokomis. Fla. Graduates summa cum laude The charges grew out of a brief hearing in Prison ceremonies slated Protesters leaving jail explain because the issues are media, the campaign will include Three Manchester and Loan Association. All students Catholic High School. 1987. when Cassidento persuaded a judge to complex. newsletters, other mailings and residents graduated in Kristen Jan Noone, daughter of Minna Noone of that received a scholarship must This year, a scholarship in honor SUFFIELD (A P) — Connecticut’s huge HARTFORD (AP) — Anti-abortion acti­ refund $20,000 in bond money that had been speeches to local town commit­ May from Providence Burnham Street and Lawrence Noone of Biddeford, continue to attend Catholic school to of Anna LaGace was created and prison expansion program, prompted in vists arrested during a protest in West Republicans, on the other hand, posted by John Carra. Cassidento told the Hartford are trickling out of jail on bond, can easily boast that they voted tees and anyone else who wants to College. Providence. Maine, was awarded a bachelor of arts degree, be eligible for the scholarships. awarded to Judy Dalessio of St. part by a dramatic increase in drug judge that the money was needed for John hear the message. R.I, summa cum laude. at commencement exercises at James. LaGace, a past regent and convictions, enters a new phase today with easing concerns that their incarceration against tax increases and tried to Carra’s sick mother, who was dead. would trigger the release of up to 800 Senate Majority Leader Corne­ They were Michelle Boston College on May 22. Carol M. Lenihan presented the devoted member of the Daughters groundbreaking ceremonies for an 800-bed freeze spending, a message that Cassidento was accused of forging Carra’s inmates from Connecticut’s crowded pri­ the public has no difficulty lius P. O’Leary, D-Windsor D. Cote of 37 Academy She is a 1985 graduate of Manchester High School. scholarships to the following stu­ of Isabella, died last year. She was a facility in Suffield. signature on the check and keeping the Locks, said a mailing was going St., who graduated cum Her undergraduate activities at Boston College member of St. James parish. son system. grasping. Larson said. dents: Teresa Nimorowski, As­ money for more than a year. The ceremonies will also signal the start out this week to Democratic laude with a bachelor’s included membership and captain of the women’s Over the weekend. 15 protesters were ” We’re going to face a wave of of construction of a $38.5 million. 400-bed Senate constituents. More are degree in humanities swim team, member of the Golden Key National Judy Dalessio released on bond after they identified stories this weekend” because prison in Newtown and smaller jails in planned, he said. and special education, Honor Society and Beta Gamma Sigma. themselves, said William Flower, a state most of the tax increases are Park passes available Enfield. Brooklyn. Montville. Cheshire and elementary: Harry A. Department of Correction spokesman. effective July I, he said. “ The Niantic. according to state Public Works Dalessio of 18 Bunce BOLTON — Indian Notch Park will be Those jailed — 52 women and 108 men — public is going to begin to say, John L. Rogers Commissioner Donald Cassin. CALDWELL Drive, a bachelor of open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. seven days a were among the more than 260 protesters what happened? What happened Barger to attend Colgate arrested during the June 17 protest at the to the surplus? Where’d the science degree in economics: and Catherine M. Day Births week from July 1 to Labor Day. The $72 million Suffield facility will Summit Women’s Center, where abortions money go?” OIL INC. of 24 Camp Meeting Road, who graduated magna Scott Barger, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Daily parking fees are $5 per car on include five buildings, expected to be and other medical services are provided. Get your summer fill up cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in English, Barger of Bolton, will attend Colgate University in weekdays and $8 per car on weekends. completed in 1991. The other five facilities, During a four-year period, the The jailed demonstrators .squeezed inside NOW! the fall. He is a recent graduate of Loomis Chaffee GOODIN, Kathryn Marie, Hospital. His maternal grand­ Ruppert Blanchard of Miami, Season passes are available at the Board of totaling $65 million, are all expected to be state amaassed budget surpluses Selectmen’s office for $25 for residents and the state’s already crowded cells, threaten­ School. daughter of Tom an(l Anne mother is Vivian M. Schack of Fla. He has a sister. Jasmine. 2. completed next year. of more than $1 billion. State Named to dean’s list While at Loomis he was a competitive cyclist and Hettinger Goodin of Middletown, Manchester. His paternal grand­ $50 for non-residents. Proof of residency is ing to set into motion a state law that taxes were also cut by $1 billion required. Although Suffield political leaders origi­ requires 10 percent of the state’s pri.son .67® was a member of the was born June 8 at Manchester parents are Donald and Beverly NASH, Andrew Michael, son of and federal aid flowing to Connec­ per gal. C. O. O. Christine M. Rovegno, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. varsity ski team and the Consumption f alcoholic beverages is nally opposed the new prison, they later population to be released if it reaches 110 ticut was reduced by roughly that Howard Rovegno of 89 Oxford St., has been named Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ Gillis of East Hartford. His Charles R. Ill and Donna DelGiu- 150 gal. minimum purchase cross country team. He great-grandmother is Virginia prohibited in the park. Violators will be dropped their fight. A battle continues to percent of its capacity for 30 consecutive amount. to the dean’s least at Clarkson University. Potsdam. nal grandparents are Walter and dice Nash of 361 Hackmatack St., was a member of the Anne Hettinger of Columbia. Her Kenney of Alburn, Maine. He has fined $25 for each occurrence. rage in Newtown over that facility. days. The surplus money was poured 6 4 9 - 8 8 4 1 N.Y., for the spring semester. % was born June 6 at St. Francis M e e t Subject to C hung* Coin Club and served as a brother, Mathew A., Z 'h . into a budget reserve, or rainy She will be a sophomore next fall and is majoring paternal grandparents are Ber­ Hospital and Medical Center, vice president in his nard and Norma Goodin of 173 in mathematics and computer science. MAY, Jesse Allen, son of Hartford. His maternal grand­ senior year. Loomis St. She has a brother, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Marzi- Michael. 8. and a sister, Alyssa, 3. Richard and Lori Owen May of 78 School St., was born June 11 at ano R. DelGiudice of East Hart­ Connecticut outpaces nation Earns B.A. at Hartwick Law degree HOFFMAN, Caitlin Laura, Manchester Memorial Hospital. ford. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Nash 'Tracey A. Rich, daughter of Mr, and Alden Chick daughter of Robert and Anja His maternal grandparents are "I can offer for Beutel Jr. of East Hartford. He has two of Bolton, graduated recently from Hartwick Meyer Hoffman of 29 Rolling Hills Claude Owen of 801 Main St. and Trail, Bolton, was born June 10 at Helen Owen of 78 School St. His brothers, Christopher, 11, and College. Oneonta. N.Y., with a bachelor of arts Theodore Beutel, son Aaron, 8, and a sister, Elizabeth, in number, length of strikes Manchester Memorial Hospital. paternal grandparent is Aria •55; you a home degree. of Mildred Harris of 4. Bolton and Helmut Beu­ Her maternal grandparents are May of San Antonio, Texas. Karl and Margaret Meyer of HARTFORD (AP) - A re­ because of strikes 6f 1,000 or more can affect a state’s ability to equity line tel of East Hartford, LUND, Alexandra, daughter of COUCH, Salena Adele, daugh­ newed militancy within labor workers. Grant Thornton ranked attract new businesses and to received a doctor of law Saddle River, N.J. Her paternal Sobol graduates at Yale John M. and Linda Thurber-Lund ter of Russell and Marlene unions may be responsible for Connecticut 32nd last year and keep the ones it already has. degree on June 9 from grandparents are Henry and Kay Patricia L. Sobol, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hoffmann of New Rochelle. N.Y. of 240 Charter Oak St., was born Misovich Couch Jr. of Tolland, Connecticut workers taking to the 46th this year. Other states and cities have of credit the University of June 7 at Manchester Memorial was born May 30 at Manchester picket line at a pace up to eight In 1979, a million workers shown that programs aimed at Anthony J. Sobol of Watrous Road, Bolton, Chicago. She has a sister, Brett. 4 'A . Hospital. Her maternal grand­ Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ times the national average, labor struck in the United States, promoting labor-management graduated in May from Yale University with a He is a 1978 graduate with no DELETESKY, Sarah Nicole, parents are James and Patricia nal grandparents are Michael officials said. causing 20.4 million idle work­ harmony can make a big differ­ bachelor of arts degree in economics. of Manchester High daughter of Steven and Joanne Thurber of 233 Mark Drive. and Ella Misovich of 21 Bell St. The militancy is also costing days. according to federal fig­ ence. Yet Connecticut has done At Yale she was a member of the cross country ski School and received his Scott E. Barger Blais Deletesky of 143 Summit Coventry. Her paternal grand­ Her paternal grandparents are the state millions of dollars in lost ures. which count only strikes of little to address the problem. hidden costs team and captain of the bachelor’s degree in St., was born June 11 at Manches­ parents are Jack and Alice Lund Russell Sr. and Jeanett Couch of productivity and leading experts 1,000 workers or more. Some observers say the Con­ Yale cheerleading team 1984 from the University of Chicago. and Ezra Stiles soccer ter Memorial Hospital. Her mat­ of Canton. She has a sister. 99 Trebbe Drive. to grope for explanations. Last year. 118.000 workers necticut numbers may be an Carolyn Forst He will be working with the Idaho Supreme Court. ernal grandparents are Mrs. Sidney, 3. team. She will be work­ Connecticut was the scene of struck nationally, causing 4.4 aberration resulting from the Assistant Vice President Therese Blais of Colchester and the largest walkout in the nation million idle workdays. state’s small size but high ing in the Institutional BLANCHARD. Harold Emma­ DIXON, Kimberly Ann, daugh­ and Branch Manager the late Donald Blais. Her pater­ when 9,000 workers at the Elect­ Comparable Connecticut data number of tightly budgeted de­ Assets group of the U.S. Graduates from Brown nuel, son of Harold and Yvonne ter of William K. and Annette nal grandparents are Mr. and ric Boat division of General from 1983 on show that the state’s fense plants. Others say Connec­ Trust Co. in New York Kearney Blanchard of 66 Impe­ Jones Dixon of 82 Spencer St., was Dickson Suit, son of Richard and Daisy Suit of Mrs. Arnold Deletesky of New Dynamics Corp. in Groton struck strike rate was the same as or ticut’s strike rate is high partly in September. rial Drive, was born June 7 at born June 8 at Manchester Chalmers Street, received his bachelor of arts London. for 71 workdays. much higher than the national because of a relatively high Manchester Memorial Hospital. Memorial Hospital. Her mater­ degree in English and economics from Brown Connecticut also is enduring average in every year except unionization rate for private­ GILLIS, James Adam, son of His maternal grandparents are nal grandmother is Emily M. Graduates University, Providence. R.I., on May 29. what labor leaders say is the 1987. manufacturing workers. Stephen M. and Mary Sessions Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kearney Jones of Georgetown, Ga. Her He is a 1985 graduate of Darien High School and longest current continuing U.S. Last year, according to data Gillis of Colchester, was born of 28 Flint Drive. His paternal paternal grandmother is Lola About 16 percent of Connecti­ cum laude will enter Northwestern University in Evanston. strike — a 3‘A-year-old dispute at reported by employers to the June 11 at Manchester Memorial grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dixon of Philadelphia, Pa. cut’s manufacturing workers are Christopher P. Down­ 111., this fall for his master’s degree program. the Colt Firearms division of Colt state Labor Department, the union members, compared with a ing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Industries Inc. level was eight times the national U.S. average of 22 to 25 percent. Albert Downing of 69 White on dean’s list “ The Colt strike brought back rate — 0.162 percent workdays But some states, such as Florida Overlook Drive, gradu­ some of the militancy of the labor lost to strikes, as a percentage of and Mississippi, have rates as low DON’T MONKEY all days worked, compared to the ated cum laude from Jennifer White, daughter of Michael White of 86 movement,” said Philip Wheeler, as 8 or 9 percent. Boston College with a Niles Drive and Gail Garceau of Putnam, has been regional director of the United national averate of 0.02 percent. AROUND... Auto Workers Union, which re­ Over the past two years, Still others say the state’s bachelor of arts degree named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at unions are on the cutting edge, in English. Becker Junior College. Worcester, Mass. presents the Colt workers. “ It is Connecticut lost 0.37 percent of all an inspiration to other unions, hours worked to strikes, com­ organizing non-traditional em­ He was president of ployees such as clerical workers the University Chorale Patricia Soboi Try Our Pay-By-Mail and maybe it is one of the reasons pared to a national average of 0.15 there have been so many strikes percent. In Illinois, the rate was at Yale University, where there and organized a concert Named to dean’s list was a 2-month strike in 1984. tour of Rome, Italy, which included an audience in Connecticut.” 0.02 percent: Ohio was 0.07 with Pope John Paul II. He plans to work with the Diane L. Barber of 181 Oakland St. has been Program... Selwin Price, a top official with percent; and New Jersey was 0.0 Union leaders say their t Oc ?>', A ' Jesuit Volunteer Corps. He is a 1985 graduate of named to the dean’s list for the spring semester at Grant Thornton, an accounting percent members have been striking It makes paying your subscription easier on Manchester High School. Quinnipiac College, Hamden. and management consulting Depending on who prevails, because of management de­ you Instead of paying your carrier every 2 firm, says manufacturers rate strikes can mean better wages mands for concessions in wages, weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 strike levels 14th among 21 and benefits for workers or health-care benefits and job tk'optc you am amut tm. Earns B.S. In nursing Receives nursing degree months. 6 months or a full year .. drop it in the factors that are important in millions of dollars in cost savings security. When you open an Equity Access Acount at assessing a state’s business for management. But strikes also Anne Ouellette Cross of 122 Cambridge St., a mail Then, you can forget about having ready Mechanics, you'll like what's missing. At Anne Ouellette Cross of 122 Cambridge St. climate. translate into millions of dollars “ I think part of the reason is registered nurse and 12-year employee of Manches­ cash to pay your carrier . answering the door' GDechanics graduated recently, magna cum laude. from the “ A state that has historically worth of lost productivity and tradition.” said Brian Flores, Mechanics, you'll pay no application fee, no when it's inconvenient or being at home to S a i v) igs B c u ik University of Hartford. She received a bachelor of ter Memorial Hospital, graduated magna cum got a lot of work stoppages is a consumer spending. In some district director of the Federal closing costs, no points, and no annual fee. Talk science degree in nursing. laude recently from the University of Hartford. She pay your bill matter of concern,” Price said. cases they can mean permanent Mediation and Conciliation Ser­ WE WILL NOTIFY to me at our Manchester office, 341 Broad Street. During her senior year she was inducted into received a bachelor of science degree in nursing. Part of Connecticut’s problem, job losses and mortgage foreclo­ vice. “ I have been in other YOUR CARRIER Sigma Theta Tau, the international honor society of She is working in the hospital’s Department of Simply complete the coupon below and send according to Grant Thornton, has sures for men and women on the regions, and the bargaining in the Or call me at 241-2959. THAT YOU ARE A nursing. She is the mother of two children and a Emergency and Ambulatory Services. She is the It to us. . or it you would like more information been the state’s high number of picket lines. Northeast is far more traditional PAY-BY-WAIL 12-year employee of Manchester Memorial Hospi­ mother of two children. During her senior year at on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ workdays lost because of strikes. Manufacturers, consultants and pragmatic than other areas, t i l Equal Opportunity Lender CUSTOWER. Member FDIC tal. She is working in the Department of Emergency the university she was inducted into Sigma Theta tion Department. 647-9946. After initial pay­ Based on an annual study of the and economic development offi­ partly because it has a long and Ambulatory Services. Tau, the international honor society of nursing. ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed average number of workdays lost cials say high strike rates also history.” 1 Union predicts layoffs Send your news Anniversary IT’S STRAWBERRY TIME! The Manchester Herald I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription Please begin my welcomes news releases pay-by-mail subscription 6n ' as university cuts costs Just Follow These Directions- about community activities F«o m W>ndK>r U M M for publication in the About Ralmondos PICK YOUR OWN ^ FfunBoc««4Bi Enclosed please find payment for BRIDGEPORT (AP) - At the university. -t « . tlknymn Town column, which ap­ mark 63rd least 40 University of Bridgeport UB spokeswoman Sheila Burke pears on page 2 Monday Carrier Delivery: employees are expected to be laid said the university was observing s lW w W rrj) at through Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph □ 3 months ‘23 10 0 6 months ‘46 20 □ 1 year 92.40 off Friday as the university the union contract: “ No viola­ OZEN The releases should con­ • nuWDCMIY [ eUlCBERRr Raimondo of 100 Homes­ Senior Cdizens: scrambles to cut costs in the face tions are being made.” H IU . i f ] i f H IU cern events open to the tead St. celebrated their □ 3 months‘21.56 □ 6 months‘43 12 □ 1 year‘86 24 of a $10.2 million deficit, a union She said she did not have BERRY PATCH FARMS rRAtPBEMT public in Manchester, Bol­ 63rd wedding anniver­ official said. figures on the numbers of Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amnimt ton, Coventry and Andover. sary on June 23. A1 Briscoe, chief union steward workers to be laid off. Burke had Route 30, South Windsor Releases concerning activi­ for Local 1199 at UB, said 25 no estimates on how much the Mrs. Raimondo is the Motor Route Delivery; Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months ties in other communities maintenance workers and 15 latest round of layoffs will save Already Picked Berries Available at Rt.30 Farm former Angelina Geno­ wiii be considered. food-service workers are ex­ the university, but said some vese. The couple was pected to be laid off Friday. outside contractors would be Black and white photo­ married on June 23.1926, A N D N O W Briscoe accused the university doing work at the university. graphs will be considered for in St. Ann’s Church in Address FREE CONTAINERS publication. of using “ union-busting” tactics AT A SECOND NEW LOCATION New Britain. The deficit was accumulated and said the 250-member union Please send releases so City _ _ over a three-year period. Children Welcome they arrive at ieast five days They have tlirec child­ would fight the layoffs. before the day you would like ren: Thomas Raimondo. MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-DY MAIL "W e feel they are out todestroy Briscoe said the layoffs were For Daily Picking Conditions DZEN STRAWBERRY HILL them published. Caroline (Raimondo) the union, and we’re not going to ordered despite union proposals stand for this,” Briscoe said. to delay a 6 percent salary on Barber Hill Road Send releases to: About Quish and Joseph Rai­ C all 644® 2478 Briscoe said the union’s con­ increase and reduce benefits to Town, Manchester Herald, mondo. They also have The Manchester Herald South Windsor-East Windsor Town Line tract does not allow for layoffs save jobs. He said proposed “ give P.O. Box 591, Manchester four grandchildren and P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 unle,ss there is a lack of work. He backs” would have saved the 06040. t w o great- Mrs. Joseph Raimondo grandchildren. said there was no lack of work at university $200,000. 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27, 1989 - 7 6 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27. 1989 N A 'nO N Three oil spills J NATION & WORLD & WORLD help spark review Navy defector dies Wright China asks U.S. MOSCOW (AP) — A U.S. Navy intelli­ of shipping lanes gence specialist who defected to the Soviet Union claiming he was harassed by the FBI around to get it. They maneu­ to leave was actually a Soviet spy, a newspaper said By Robert Dvorchak to delay sending today in announcing the man’s sudden The Associated Press vered in a fashion that caused the death at age 32. ship to go aground,” Young said. % Officials say the system differs It was a rare admission of KGB spying NEW YORK - Three weekend Congress activities. oil spills have given new urgency from air traffic control, in which to a review of traffic control in the a controller orders specific in­ English teachers The military paper Red Star did not give ifi nation’s busiest shipping lanes, a structions about course, speed WASHINGTON (AP) - a cause of death for the man who had been Former House Speaker Jim process that began after the and altitude to compliant pilots. BEIJING (AP) — China has Martial law remains in effect in known in the United States as Glenn “An air traffic controller di­ Wright says he’s leaving Con­ Michael Souther. , Exxon Valdez shipwreck raised asked the United States to delay most of the capital. questions about safety. rects the movement of the air­ gress for good on Friday, ending It said his name was Mikhail Orlov, that the start of the Peace Corps Twenty Americans had been \ If' “The waterways are crowded. craft. We leave that responsibil­ speculation that he might seek he was “a staff member of the KGB” and program that was to begin scheduled to go to Sichuan IA ■yeti Like any system, it doesn’t work ity in the hands of the person in re-election to the seat that ethics sending American volunteers to that he died a “sudden death” on June 22. charges forced him to give up. province in central China to teach 100 percent, and accidents do charge of the vessel,” said Mike China this fall to teach English, a English from this fall, said the happen,” says Rear Adm. Robert Sollosi of the Coast Guard’s Wright issued a statement U.S. official said today. Church head to resign saying he is gratified by suppor­ U.S. official, who would not be [ f i n j Nelson, chief of the Coast Guard vessel traffic service branch. Authorities also ordered two further identified. navigation safety office. “You can’t assume control of a ters’ calls for him to seek Americans — a teacher and a NEW YORK (AP) - The head of the re-election — and political vindi­ China has criticized Washing­ National Council of Churches is resigning The review, the first in 15 years, ship. There are too many varia­ student — to leave the country, ton for cutting off military aid 'i; will look at volume of traffic and bles a controller on shore would cation — in a special vote to be apparently for participating in amid turmoil over the future of the called after he steps down. because of the bloody crackdown types of cargo in the 20 largest not be aware of — small boat the student-led pro-democracy country’s largest ecumenical organization, “As deeply as I appreciate the and for harboring leading dissi­ church sources said. U.S. harbors, the Coast Guard traffic, the effects of winds and movement, the U.S. Embassy dent Fang Lizhi in the U.S. said. It will take several months currents.” devoted friendship which impels said. The Rev. Arie R. Brouwer, who came SI these sincere petitions, I must Embassy in Beijing. close to being dismissed as general Tha Attocliled Preai to complete. Ships receive information Official media reported today But “We’re not reading any­ One program — vessel traffic about things like location of other conclude that I was right in that the steering committee of secreatary of the council a month ago, was GREAT RACERS — Crewmen aboard the 1912 American LaFrance fire announcing my retirement from thing retaliatory into” the Peace services — is designed to keep vessels, weather reports and China’s legislature would meet in scheduled to announce his decision at a engine waves as they drive past the starting point of the Great American Race Congress,” the Fort Worth, Corps postponement, the official ships from crashing into each navigational markers. special session Thursday to en­ news conference today, according to the in Norfolk, Va. Monday. The race consists of 120 antique cars which will race Texas, Democrat said Monday. said. “It’s not by any means sources, who spoke on condition of other or into natural hazards. Earlier this month, ocean ex­ dorse the Communist Party’s canceled." apross the country. The system uses radar, radio plorer Jean-Michel Cousteau told “It is best for the institution and tough stance on dissent. anonymity. best for the people whom I’ve The volunteers began a train­ Brouwer, 53, a Reformed Church in and closed circuit television to California authorities the equi­ Also to be discussed are a draft ing program in May to prepare advise ship’s captains plying the valent of an air traffic control served that I step aside now and law on tightening controls over America clergyman has been general make room for others,” he said. for their assignments in China, secretary of the council since 1985. The waters off Prince William Sound system should guide tankers. "HI. rallies and demonstrations. fans spent more than $95 million at theaters He said his nearly 35-year House which would be the 65th nation council includes most of the major ‘Batman’ breaks record in Alaska, Pugett Sound in “Current technology cannot Plans to discuss a long-pending and first communist country with during the weekend, breaking yet another Washington, San Francisco Bay, contain an oil spill. We have been career will end Friday and he will bill defining the rights and Protestant and Eastern Orthodox churches record by $3 million. not seek elective office again. a Peace Corps program. in the country. HOLLYWOOD (AP) - Despite mixed Houston-Galveston and Berwick cheated. We have been lied to,” The Associated Press responsibilities of the press have The House ethics committee The two Americans ordered to reviews. "Batman” earned a record $42.7 Bay, La. But it has been cut to said Cousteau, son of the French AWAITING A DECISION — Abortion their decision in the Missouri abortion been shelved. leave China by Friday are a million in its first three days and the caped Town fights large landfill save costs in two areas over the explorer Jacques Cousteau. had charged Wright with 69 The student demonstrations of General may be ousted violations, involving whether he rights advocates hold their signs high teacher and a student at Nankai crusader’s financial heroics carried Holly­ objection of federal agencies. Another program under review dispute that could overturn the Roe vs. April and May — now called the LORDSBURG, N.M. (AP) — Like many sidestepped House limits on out­ University in the northeastern HAVANA (AP) — A tribunal of Cuba’s wood to an unprecedented $95 million The National Transportation is the use of local pilots to guide outside the Supreme Court building in Wade case which legalized abortion in period of turmoil — called for small New Mexico towns, Lordsburg wants side income through bulk sales of port of Tianjin, a U.S. Embassy highest-ranking military officers recom­ weekend. Safety Board said June 14 that the ships into and out of harbors. Washington Monday. The court delayed 1973. greater press freedom, and for official said on condition of Figures released Monday showed the new jobs, tourists and its businesses to closing of systems in New York Under a 1790 law, pilots licensed a book he wrote, and whether he several weeks the press enjoyed mended early today that a highly- improperly accepted $145,000 in anonymity. decorated general, be court-martialed for Warner Bros, movie demolished the grow. and New Orleans “has had an by the states steer foreign-based unprecedented leeway in objec­ But promoters never dreamed the hottest gifts from a business partner with Contacted by telephone, a for­ allegedly organizing rings that trafficked in previous opening-weekend record set the adverse impact on navigation ships; federal pilots control do­ tively reporting events. development deal here in decades would a direct interest in legislation. eign affairs official at the univer­ cocaine, ivory and diamonds. week before by “Ghostbusters II,” which safety in this country that cannot mestic ships used in interstate But, since political hard-liners involve a Manhattan-size landfill that has In an emotional speech to the Death penalty foes support sity identified the two as Mark The state-run news agency Prensa Latina grossed $29.5 million. be satisfactorily justified.” commerce. In one exception, gained the upper hand, the press thrown the town into the debate over the House on May 31, Wright said he Radicia, 25, of Omaha, Neb.; and said the 47-member tribunal recommended “Bptman,” starring Michael Keaton in However, the system was in Alaska requires both types of has reverted to its former role as Helen Qubain, 21, of Buena Vista, the title role and Jack Nicholson as the nation’s mounting solid waste problem. place but failed to prevent the pilots. would step down as speaker and mouthpiece of the party line. after two days of hearings that Division resign his House seat by the end of Va. Gen. Arnalfo Ochoa be dishonorably Joker, also scaled new heights for the best Immense, isolated and sparsely popu­ wreck of the Exxon Valdez three But the captain of the Greek The Chinese gave no reason opening day ($15.3 million) on Friday; and lated, the Hidalgo County desert near tanker World Prodigy, who failed June. He was replaced as speaker new state laws for juveniles The official quoted the pair as discharged and lose all his military honors. months ago and the collision of their request last week for the the biggest Saturday ($14.6 million) and Mexico has been chosen by a Maryland the tanker Rachel-B and a barge to pick up a Rhode Island pilot by Rep. Thomas S. Foley, D- Peace Corp postponement, the saying police had ordered them In testimony broadcast by state-run Wash., a week later. television Monday, witnesses told of Sunday ($12.7 million) gates in movie company for the commercial landfill. The Friday in the Houston Ship three miles from shore as re­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Death execution. against violent crime. U.S. official said, saying they just out of the country for violating dump would accommodate up to 20.000 tons But Wright had left open the officers under Ochoa’s 1987-88 command in history. Channel. quired by law, churned ahead and penalty opponents are calling for The justices, expected to wrap “In an era of growing concern wanted to put the program off unspecified regulations on the of garbage a day from East Coast cities. possibility he might seek re- new state laws to protect juve­ behavior of foreigners. The offi­ Angola selling troops’ supplies on the black Those figures were rounded; the exact In Alaska, the Exxon Valdez veered out of shipping lanes up the current court term on over the increase and seriousness “until a more appropriate time.” figures yielded the $42.7 million gross, Elected officials and their constituents — was out of the system’s range and Friday before slamming into election to the House in an niles and the mentally retarded in Thursday, have yet to issue a of violent crime, the court’s The decision was apparently cial said Radicia taught business market, smuggling diamonds and ivory attempt to counter the ethics the wake of Supreme Court management. and receiving kickbacks. They also said he according to John Krier of Exhibitor caught off guard when news of the proposal off the radar scope when it Brenton Reef at the mouth of decision in a closely watched decision ... reaffirms that state triggered by continuing tension Relations Co., which tracks box-office surfaced — sent a shock wave of opposition strayed into Bligh Reef. In Texas, Narragansett Bay, authorities charges that made him the first rulings they say are “medieval Missouri case in which the court’s legislators, the juvenile justice following the June 4 military Six journalists — three Britons had helped Colombian cocaine bosses use House speaker ever to resign and barbaric.” Cuba as a way station for smuggling performance. that has since reverberated in every New the two vessels were passing in said, 1973 decision legalizing abortion system and local juries — not the crackdown in which soldiers and three Americans — have Mexico town and county. “The pilot went out to meet the under fire. He said last week he “To give up, with ultimate operations to the United States. Overall, American and Canadian movie opposite directions when they hit. is under attack. federal courts — can and should killed hundreds of unarmed pro­ been ordered out of the country ship only to find it about to run might run if there were “an finality, upon a person even “Those two vessels knew of The court must either announce decide upon the proper age to testers in clearing central Beijing since June 4 for ther reporting on each other’s presence and they aground and on the wrong side of absolutely genuine draft of a before they emerge from child­ a decision or schedule the case to impose the death penalty,” said of student protesters. the situation. bipartisan nature.” hood ... is squarely in opposition were talking to each other (by the buoy,” said Capt. Bruce be argued again during its next Attorney General Fred Cowan of Fisher, president of the Nor­ In Washington, however, col­ to the fundamental premises of radio). I don’t know what hap­ term beginning in October. Kentucky. pened. There’s always a danger theast Marine Pilots Association leagues were privately aghast at an enlightened juvenile justice In other matters Monday, the Jewish man killed in religious fight the suggestion he might seek to system,” said American Bar “Clearly, some 16- and 17-year- when you pass in a narrow of Newport. court: Reporters in China channel,” Nelson said. “With a pilot on board, that ship stay on. Association President Robert olds in our society are fully money on him,” said Harry by the irony: to survive Hitler, —Ruled, 7-2, that skyrocketing mature and capable of plotting NEW YORK (AP) - Max drawn the swastika, they said. A private tracking system would not have run aground. No An aide, speaking on condition Raven. punitive damage awards in per­ Kowalski lived in the shadow of “Max survived a monster,” Zukoff, a friend, “He would do the greatest villain in history, of anonymity, said a weekend poll and carrying out the most heinous only to be killed a man who they operated by the Philadelphia ship has come in without a pilot.” “We strongly urge states to sonal injury lawsuits do not the swastika at Auschwitz, where said Rabbi Israel Steinberg of the anything for you. I knew him 25 The pilot boarded the vessel showing home-district support enact legislation which recog­ of crimes,” he added. “The court hurt by martial law described as a garden variety Maritime Exchange also was in violate the Constitution’s ban on the Nazis were killing 10,000 Jews state’s human rights office. “It’s years — a beautiful man.” place Saturday when the Uru­ after the wreck and steered it off for Wright figured prominently in nizes that minors ... should not be has obviously responded to socie­ But a few months ago another anti-Semite, excessive fines. The decision left ment makes them easy to spot. a day by 1945. His father, mother, a shame he couldn’t survive a bite guayan tanker Presidente Rivera the reef. Criminal penalties for the decision not to run again. “He held to ... the ultimate sanction of ty’s demand to hold youths who BEIJING (AP) — Covering the room on the second floor of the Brighton Beach is still a fairly open the possibility that such “For television, we don’t have a sister and brother perished, but from a mosquito.” ran aground in the Delaware violating state law are pending just felt like that was vindica­ death,” he said. are mature enough to commit news in China under the growing boarding house was rented by safe neighborhood, but there hefty awards violate due-process horrible crimes responsible for obstacles created by martial law story unless we have a picture he survived — until last weekend, Kowalski, a Polish Jew, came River. following an investigation, offi­ tion,” the aide said. Of the 37 states permitting rights. when the shadow reappeared on to the United States in 1949 and Zucarino, with whom Kowalski have been other incidents. These Sixty-five percent of Wright’s their actions.” requires more in the way of that can convey the informa­ immigrants, who have seen the “Most of our accidents are cials said. capital punishment, 15 now bar —Said police may stray from the door of his boarding house settled with many other Eastern quarreled over the condition of a mechancial failures and the But having a pilot doesn’t constituents who were polled said its use for anyone who committed The court’s juvenile-killers rul­ imaginative tactics by foreign tion,” says a CBS News official. worst the Old World had to offer, the precise wording of the famous “We get chased away all the time. room. European immigrants in the kitchen area they shared. When maneuvering of big ships in the guarantee safety. they would vote for him again. the crime before age 18. ing affects about 25 of the 2,200 journalists than derring-do. Kowalski’s son Lenny went to and wonder if the new one will Miranda warnings given to crimi­ We’re very frustrated at not Police say it was the work of a Brighton Beach section of Brook­ channel, not traffic problems.” In 1985, local pilot Raymond About 81 percent believed Wright The court, voting 5-4, said death row inmates across the Reporting on China’s political visit his father on Saturday turn out any better, nal suspects, voting 5-4 to rein­ crisis has become increasingly being able to shoot pictures.” fellow boarder, an apparently lyn. It was a simple but balanced said Capt. Paul Ives, president of Leson guided the Arco Anchorage was doing an “outstanding” or Monday the Constitution does not state an Indiana man’s conviction nation. unbalanced man with whom life, built on rituals such as a chat morning, he found a swastika and ‘We came here to live, not to “good” job in Washington and 67 difficult as soldiers and police Coverage has been reduced to fight with people,” said /Eva the Pilots Association for the Bay into shallow water and struck a bar states from executing mur­ for attempted murder. ,\s for mental retardation, Kowalski had quarreled in the with the card players under the scull-and-cross bones written on percent said he gave up too soon strictly enforce restrictions on relying on government- Uszerowicz, another Auschwitz and River Delaware. rock off Port Angeles, Wash., derers who committed their —Unanimously interpreted a people who function at below- past. He went to the man’s room trees in Asser Levy Park or a the door with blue ink. in his fight against the ethics the press. controlled TV news. survivor with numbers on her James Young, a Philadelphia according to the Washington crimes as young as 16 or mentally key federal anti-racketeering law average intelligence comprise to complain, and a fight ensued. stroll along the boardwalk on the Kowalski, whose arm still bore charges. Newsgathering is basically “A great deal of what we’re arm. attorney who represents the Department of Ecology. It leaked retarded adult killers. broadly in a Minnesota case to between 12 and 30 percent of all When it was over Kowalski, 72, ocean. the five-digit identification The poll, which sampled 407 banned under martial law, except doing is recording their material But eventually the conversa­ ship’s insurer, blamed the spill on 239,000 gallons of oil. In the case of the mentally make it easier to use the law in death row inmates, according to was dead on the floor in a puddle Kowalski lived with his wife in number which the Nazis branded residents last week and had an for the infrequent government- and reworking it,” said the CBS tion kept coming back to Ko­ human error. Leson’s license was suspended retarded, the justices said con­ civil lawsuits against businesses one group opposed to the death of blood. an apartment complex, but on him, had not noticed it, and he error margin of plus or minus 5 orchestrated peasant rally or official. “We’re very much at walski, and what a nice man he “They dropped the anchor too for two months and he was fined victed murderers may demand accused of fraud. penalty. their mercy.” Ruben Martinez Zucarino, 36, rented a room in a house near the quietly cleaned the markings off soon. 'The ship had to come $60,000. percentage points, appeared in that sentencing juries and judges news conference. had been. The one thing everyone —Agreed to decide in an Ohio Foreign television networks was charged with second degree beach as a combination hangout his door. But as his son Robert Sunday’s Fort Worth Star- consider their limited reasoning The rulings prompted wides­ But virtually all reporters in seemed to remember was his case whether states may outlaw can no longer send segments murder. Detectives said he and workshop. He was a handy­ later said, “If somebody put a Telegram. capacity as a factor weighing pread concern among activists the capital and other Chinese attendance at funerals. possession of “ lewd” photo­ through state-run China Central stabbed the old man repeatedly man who seemed to do half his swastika up and you had numbers “To seek and gain the splendid against the death penalty. for individual rights. cities ignore the regulations, For a proper Jewish funeral, a graphs and films depicting child Television to North America or with a fork and scissors, and hit work for free. on tatooed on your arm, you honor of a public endorsement The court upheld the death coming up with their own ways of quorum of 10 men is needed — a nudity. The court in 1982 said “It is quite appalling that the Europe via satellite. him over the head with a religious “He fixed a closet in my house would be upset,” one more time would be vainglor­ sentences of a Kentucky mur­ getting around martial law. minyan. states could ban the promotion Supreme Court would read the They must now somehow get statue. He admitted having once, but I couldn’t force the Kowalski’s friends were struck ious,” Wright said in the state­ derer who was 17 when he killed, a “The most effective trick these and distribution of such material, Constitution ... as not banning the their videotapes to Hong Kong or ment. “To do so without intending Missouri killer who was 16, and a days is to act like a dumb but stopped short of allowing its execution of children,” said tourist,” says an Asian photojour­ Tokyo. to serve for a prolonged period Texas killer who has the mental possession to be a crime. Henry Schwarzschild of the Former government officials would be pointless. To postpone capacity of a 7-year-old. nalist. “Wear bright clothes and “We smuggled out our tapes Law enforcement authorities American Civil Liberties Union. shorts, and don’t hide your Soviets the moment when another may Last year, the court decided did the double shuffle with the said the juvenile death penalty “To let the society hang children camera.” begin would be a disservice.” that 15 was too young for decisions will advance the fight is medieval and barbaric.” cassettes and that sort.” said If stopped by security person­ Vernon Mann, a correspondent \ i obsessed push for treaty with Soviets nel, he says, “the best defense is for Britain’s Independent Televi­ to go on the offense. Ask them sion Network whose videotape WASHINGTON (AP) - Five resumed negotiations last week the latter.” some questions. It’s better than was “confiscated” by police after by debate Europeans plan to unite economies trying to run away.” former secretaries of state and in Geneva. Gorbachev already has made he filmed on a university campus MOSCOW (AP) - So defense urged the Bush adminis­ At the same time, the United Martial law was imposed May in Chengdu, central China “especially significant” commit­ many Soviets were glued to tration to push for a nuclear States and its NATO allies are MADRID, Spain (AP) — European embourg and Portugal, have also ex­ 20 in Beijing in a move to quell the ments to cut more men and arms student-led democracy move­ “Our piece, which would have televisions and radios en­ weapons reduction treaty with negotiating with the Warsaw than the West and to shift the role Economic Community leaders agreed pressed reservations about the Delors greatly upset them, was aired all thralled by the unprece­ the Soviet Union, but warned the Pact in Vienna to reduce troops, today to gradually unite their economies, plan. ment that was finally crushed of Soviet troops toward defense, June 4 when soldiers killed over the U.K. (United dented open debate of the U.S. does not know enough about tanks, artillery and other non­ the report said. but the timetable was left vague because “We will make an effort to reach Kingdom).” new Congress that industrial Kremlin intentions “to justify nuclear armories in Europe. of British fears that the plan goes too far in agreement because it is our duty and our hundreds of unarmed civilians in the capital. Mann was expelled from China output dropped 20 percent, extraordinary political or eco­ The report said completion of a “I do worry,” said Harold blurring the boundaries between nations. dream,” Foreign Minister Francisco Brown, who was secretary of Under the vaguely worded for the incident. Tass said today. nomic concessions.” strategic arms reduction treaty Have you ever Britain, which had blocked French and Fernandez Ordonez of Spain told a news That is why officials de­ A report released Monday and “will make it easier for the defense in the Carter administra­ 1 1 West German moves to adopt a broader conference Monday night. decree, foreigners are prohibited Still photographers have an taught the new boss from entering or taking pictures cided to halt live coverage of signed by the five secretaries and United States and its allies to tion, “if START (Strategic Arms economic agreement during the two-day Thatcher, now criticized within her easier time. One wrapped hi« Reduction Talks) is pushed to the at schools, factories or the smaller, full-time legis­ six other ex-officials also coun­ obtain large and asymmetrical how to do his or her job? EEC summit, said the compromise plan Conservative Party for her often- camera in a jacket and put the back burner it will not get done at “organizations”. bundle in his bicycle basket lature, the Supreme Soviet, seled President Bush to show reductions in conventional arms, that was adopted was a victory. combative stance toward Britain’s the official news agency restraint on developing space- and should not wait on success in all. That would be a big mistake." “The French were seen off (defeated),” partners in the EEC, agreed Monday to Television networks face the shooting frames as he passed 1 greatest difficulties. Their equip- soldiers guarding intersections quoted Vice President Anat­ based defenses. Have you ever trained the new said a British official on condition of the first stage of the Delors plan, which is oly Lukyanov as saying The report concluded Soviet due to start in July next year. anonymity. Monday, President Mikhail S. Gorbachev employee who later got the promotion? Britain’s Prime Minister Margaret By signing on to the intial stage, “The most important is more inclined than any of his 2815 Main Street Thatcher had opposed a French attempt to Thatcher agreed in principle to link the Explosion kills 24, meetings will be broadcast predecessors to reach accords set a deadline of December 1992 for the pound to the exchange rate mechanism in full, but on tape, in the with the United States that Have you reached a dead-end in your job? completion of preparations for establish­ that aligns the value of the EEC’s major evening, when the working further Western interests. Glastonbury ing a single European currency and a currencies. hours of most people are But it added that U.S. knowl­ N She hedged the move, which she has long injures 11 in China central bank. over,” Tass said. News pro­ edge of current and future Spain presented a compromise plan, resisted, with strict conditions. These grams will broadcast Kremlin policy was “too prob­ for reservations included that Britain’s 8.3 percent infla­ BEIJING (AP) - Dynamite and British officials said the agreement no fire, reported the Jap an's. highlights. lematical to justify extraordi­ Expand your personal and career that was adopted broadly followed that tion must drop to near the 4.5 percent exploded in a passenger compart­ Kyodo News Service During the inaugural ses­ nary political or economic con­ ment of a train outside Shanghai, potential with a bachelor’s degree from proposal. average in the EEC and that arrange­ China’s official Xinhua news' sion of the Congress of cessions which we would 659-1355 Thatcher and the other European ments for the single market must be killing at least 24 people and agency and government-run tele-. People’s Deputies, which otherwise not consider.” Eastern Connecticut State University. leaders were to hold separate news complete. seriously injuring 11, official vision said the blast was cau.sed met for two and a half weeks James Schlesinger, secretary conferences before leaving later today. France and West Germany continued reports said today. by dynamite but gave no details • from May 25 to June 9, of defense in the Nixon adminis­ The 12 EEC leaders have been divided Monday to press for the three-stage plan. An official of the city’s Foreign 'The Foreign Affairs Office- repairmen disappeared. tration, criticized the Soviet It's easy to get started and classes are over how far and how fast to go toward “We commit ourselves to the goal of the Affairs Office described Mon­ official said the blast occurred on Shoppers could hear their leader for agreeing last week to L^STERS-R-US closer economic and monetary union as economic and monetary unioin process,” day's blast as an accident. a train bound for Shanghai from ‘ newly elected deputies cri­ resume arms aid to Iran. He said available when and where you need them. part of the establishment of a single said a British official, demanding ano­ Western diplomats in Shanghai Hangzhou, about 110 miles to the ticizing Politburo members it showed Gorbachev is still Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Europewide market in 1992. nymity. “What we have not committed said there was no indication it southwest. and demanding control over seeking “ marginal advantage" But Britain differed with other nations ourselves to is a process defined in Delors was linked to this month’s mil­ t h e dreaded KBG over the West and in that respect Call your Personal Advisor in the itary suppression of the pro­ The official, who did not give over the scope of the accord. (report).” everywhere. “failing the test.” Thatcher regards a broad plan pres­ democracy movement. his name, said an unknown- BOILED LOBSTER School of Continuing Education at He added later, “The thing is what, how number of passengers suffered' As they moved out of Still, the report urged the ented earlier in the summit as impractical The national television news earshot of the broadcast at a administration to push hard to The Atioclated Prate and at what speed to move.” showed tape of a gaping hole in minor injuries and 11 were SPECIAL 456-5490. and involving the surrender of national checkout stand, they could complete the treaty to reduce the side of the train from the seriously hurt. He said 24 people MAKING HER POINT — British Prime policy-making powers. It was drawn up by In exchanges during debate Monday, walk outside to hear the long-range bombers, missiles explosion, which it said occurred were killed in the bla.st Minister Margaret Thatcher points to Jacques Delors, head of the EEC’s President Francois Mitterrand of France words emanating from a car and submarines by 30 to 50 executive body, the European suggested that if Britain holds out then in a toilet at the front of a A local railroad official who ■ percent. After a seven-month »9»5 ,i„gw *1495 twin One call can put you back in competition! onlookers at the opening session of the third-class compartment. identified himself only as Qi .-jaid radio. Commission. France and other EEC nations may recess, the Bush administration European Economic Community summit Besides Britain, some smaller EEC renege on pledges to allow free movement The inside of the train was he was uncertain how many Monday. nations, including The Netherlands, Lux- of capital. severely damaged but there was people were on the train MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, June 27, 1989 - » 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27. 1989 OPINION BUSINESS J PPOPER PROCEPUPE FOP CONSTnUTlONMAX Pressure Agency helps ousted corporate executives find jobs N o glam our PROTECTED FLAG E>UPFllNG PROTEST Bv Dean Golembeski businesses. that has boomed in recent years Greenwich. Group, where she is and helped found two other or buy a business, but the The Associated Press “I found them to be a great in the wake of mergers, takeovers president and chief executive companies, including Informa­ numbers drop after they recog­ as clear GREENWICH — When a corpo­ organization,” said Steven R. and management cuts. The indus­ officer. tion Science Inc., the leading nize the obstacles they face. rate merger or takeover is Levine of Stamford, who was an try has grown from about $100 “We saw people coming supplier of human resource “One of the responsibilities we as m obster completed and executive heads executive with Chase Manhattan million a year in 1980 to about $350 through the program (at Bushell systems. have is to teil people what going begin to roll, Joan and Dale Learn Corp. when he decided he needed million this year, according to Cruise) that wanted to start a “I’d say probably the percen­ into business for yourself is going are there to help bind the wounds. a change. Louis J. LeHane, president of the business of their own and, tradi­ tage of people that come to the to be like,” Dale Learn said. u as glass “Sometimes when people hear It's a sad epitaph for a man and a sadder The wife-and-husband team “I didn’t know what I wanted to Association of Outplacement tionally, outplacement itself has Greenwich Group that do start a run a Greenwich-based outplace­ been helping people get from one business might be higher than what is going to be like, it doesn’t legacy for his family to depart this world do, but I knew it wasn’t what I was Consulting Firms. ment agency that assists ousted doing,” he said last week. “The industry has really been job to another,” Ms. Learn said. other outplacement firms be­ sound too hot. They like the idea known primarily as a “crime boss." presidents, financial officers and He said The Greenwich Group, growing,” said LeHane, presi­ “So when I left there in ’84 my cause the clients, the corpora­ of a regular pay check, regular tions, view us as having that hours. They like the idea of not Making a career in organized crime is not at By Jack Anderson other top business executives in instead of steering him to another dent and partner of King, Chap­ goal was to start an outplacement all glamorous. “The Godfather” movies putting their careers back corporate job, gave him confi­ man, Brossard & Gallagher, an firm that would be able to help expertise,” Ms. Learn said. risking their house and personal and Dale Van Atta assets.” notwithstanding, there is nothing noble or together. dence to go forward with his own outplacement agency in Lees­ people no matter what they Since launching their business Since the founding of The wanted to do,” she said. in May 1986, the Learns have seen The Greenwich Group begins honorable about organized crime. For business. He now runs a manage­ burg, Va. WASHINGTON — The beverage Greenwich Group Inc. in 1986, the ment training franchise in Stam­ Joan Learn, 52, has , been In her husband, she found just 22 of their “graduates” go into its work when hired by a starters, the higher you go, the greater the and bottle industries, in a panicover a pair has help about 200 top ford known as Priority Manage­ involved in the outplacement the partner she needed for business — or roughly one in corporation to counsel execu­ chances that ybu won't die a natural death. national bottle bill, have joined forces executives. Some of those clients ment Systems. business since 1979, when she launching such a business. Dale three who complete The Green­ tives. The clients include execu­ N The end too often comes ignominiously — shot to bully members of Congress out of have continued careers in the “They had the entrepreneurial co-founded Bushell Cruise & Learn, a 55-year-old former IBM wich Group program. The Learns tives who’ve been fired, as well as sponsoring the bill. estimate that seven of every ten those who decided not to stay at a to death on a sidewalk or shot in private with corporate world, but the Learns spirit,” he said. Associates in New York City. She executive, has more than 30 years experience in the field of human “displaced” executives start the company that’s undergone the body left a car trunk or floating in a river. In the past two months, five have developed a specialty for As outplacement counselors, said the clients she dealt with members of Congress have come helping executives launch new the Learns are part of an industry there inspired her to found the resources. He also has operated program thinking they will start changes. Those who make big money in organized groveling to the House leadership, crime really can't enjoy it and flaunt it the asking to have their names removed way those who make big money in legal as co-sponsors of the bottle bill. enterprises can. Most mobsters live modestly, None of the fickle five admit that in modest neighborhoods, in modest homes. they buckled under pressure from the IN BRIEF beverage lobby, but those who are still Their lives are likely to be as cloaked in fear proud to have their names on the bill Lydall posts record results and suspicion as those upon whom they prey. say the pressure is as clear as glass. To be immensely successful at this illegal The bottle issue has been the Lydall Inc. of Manchester reported record profession, one is forced to keep a low profile. Take oneOjauVEetfac CarekWM wap snowbill in hell for a dozen years, results for 1988 and posted its best first quarter never collecting enough momentum ever for this year, according to the company’s There's little of the freedom most Americans maie-in-Korea 5e\^ m V\a6 to reach a hearing in the House. But annual report. enjoy — from the richest to the poorest — of this year, the bill’s author. Rep. Paul Lydall reported sales of $114.7million in 1988. % being able to travel about without an American Henry, R-Mich., has collected 75 with earnings per share at $1.81. That’s a 24 entourage of police, FBI agents and co-sponsors — three times as many as percent increase in earnings and 16 percent informants recording every step. have signed on to any previous bottle increase in sales over 1987. bills. Sales for Lydall’s fiber materials businesses In organized crime, the name of the game is In these days of overfilling landfills. increased by 15.2 percent from 1983 to 1988 and power and profit outside law and morality. It Congress has apparently figured out earnings per share increased by 26.4 percent, that it can’t afford to trash the bill the report said. is a career that offers no true friends and Insider campaigning in Congress again. And that has the beverage In the first quarter of 1989, the company ever-shifting loyalties. It is an unsavory lobby in a lather. It doesn’t help the reported sales of $32.6 million, a 17 percent bottlers’ morale to have a president career that stains even the uninvolved influence inside-the-House competi­ Baker’s study recounts Gray’s increase over first quarter sales last year, members of one's family and denies them the By Walter R. Mears request for checks for “$500 or $1,000 who at least claims to be an which were $27.9 million. CONCRETE CREW tion from the fall of the system under environmentalist. Earnings were $1.9 million for the first privacy and dignity most take for granted at which committee chairmen were so that I can begin to build the active — Workers from the WASHINGTON — Seniority isn’t support within the Democratic Henry’s bill would require at least a quarter of this year, compared to $1.2 million in the funeral of a loved one. chosen strictly by seniority. That 5-cent deposit on all beer, soft-drink, what it used to be. change made chairmanships subject members of Congress to win this key the first quarter of 1988. Earnings per share Andrew Ansaldi Co. Once the coin of congressional leadership position.” wine cooler and water containers sold increased 52 percent from the first quarters of pour concrete Mon­ — New Haven Register status, it was devalued by reform. to secret ballots in the majority party anywhere in the country. The bill caucus. The Gray committee made about 1988 to 1989, from 44 cents last year to 67 cents day for floors at a There are new status symbols, $140,000 in campaign contributions to covers glass, plastic and aluminum. this year. Political action committees of all Nine states have similar bottle laws medical building on including the personal political action varieties are big business. They also 95 candidates during the 1988 election Lydall is forecasting sales of $130 million for committee, a growing practice that is season, according to the Federal that have become the key to litter 1989 and earnings per share of $2.50. according Hartford Road near are a favorite target of reformers who control and recycling in those states. now the target of new reform see them as vehicles for special Elections Commission. Speaker Tho­ to the report. Pine Street. Working proposals. mas S. Foley’s PAC, the House A national bill terrifies most Lydall President Leonard R. Jaskol told We’re healthy, interest money and influence. Their a hosefuil of By setting up a committee, a support goes heavily to incumbents. Leadership Fund, contributed more bottlers and beverage giants because stockholders at the recent annual meeting that member of the House or Senate can than $134,500 to 74 other Democrats. it means prices will go up 5 cents. he expects growth to continue because of high concrete is Aaron They can give a candidate up to $5,000 Even though the money is refundable, collect campaign funds and dole them an election: individuals are limited to The Effective Government Commit­ demand for the company’s products, introduc­ Ansaidi, and from left but we’re fat out as contributions to other members tee, the PAC set up by Rep. Richard A. consumers could balk at the inflated tion of new products and quality programs. $ 1,000. are Ottavio Forlino, or to candidates who, presumably, Gephardt, D-Mo., now majority cost. Bottlers argue that the bill would They are an unintended byproduct boost cost to consumers and would John ParlaandTom will not forget the favor. of the campaign reforms that followed leader, spent $222,000, most of it on his They are called “leadership unsuccessful campaign for the Demo­ interfere with recycling practices People’s has ‘solid’ quarter Flaherty. We're doing pretty well. Americans are PACs,” and there are about 50 of the Watergate scandal. President already under way. Bush has proposed legislation that cratic presidential nomination. His People’s Bank of Bridgeport reported a Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald quite healthy. But they're also fat. them. They do seem to be a mark of PAC gave $24,000 to eight other In the past, the beverage and bottle would ban contributions by political industry has pulled out all the stops to “solid” first quarter of 1989. with total assets of A survey by Louis H arris of 1250 Americans success. Among them are the political action committees, effectively elimi­ candidates. $6.5billion. an increase of 2.7 percent over 1988, 18 and older for Prevention Magazine finds action committees of the three While those party leaders have their prevent a national bottle bill. In 1987, newly-installed leaders of the Demo­ nating them because they have no the lobby, backed primarily by according to the company’s annual report. that 64 percent are overweight. In 1984, 60 other purpose. own committees. Baker's study sug­ Total deposits increase 4.8 percent to $5.3 cratic majority and the two top men in gests that their leadership tasks may Coca-Cola, Anheuser Busch and Companies fined for not reporting toxics percent were carrying too much avoirdupois. the Republican minority. Labor, business and interest group Miller, spent $2.3 million to defeat a billion and total loans increased 2.1 percent to PACs — 4,268 of them — paid out be made more difficult by the $5.3 billion in the first quarter of 1989. “Despite all the diet books and programs, Ross K. Baker, a Rutgers Univer­ proliferation of leadership PACs. local bottle bill in Washington, D.C. disclosure law. could not be reached for comment at the end of this month. sity political scientist, says in a study $148,085,016 in campaign contribu­ The bottlers did not want members of Stockholders’ equity increased 2.2 percent WASHINGTON (AP) - Scores of In addition to seeking fines from the weight control remains a problem for a tions in 1988. While the leadership “The greater the number of impor­ from $453.7 million, or $13.93 per share at the companies face nearly $4 million in “We will not allow non-reporting Monday. majority of Americans,” says Prevention. published by the Twentieth Century tant players armed with their own Congress to get used to the idea at the companies to thwart the right of Nearly 20,000 companies nation­ 85 companies, the agency has filed Fund that the number of leadership PACs represent only a fraction of seat of government. The bizarre 1987 end of 1988 to reached $463.6 million, or $14.23 fines because they did not report toxic formal notices of noncompliance America is, in fact, the fattest nation on that, Baker said their influence is checkbooks, the harder the job of per share this year, the report said. As of chemical releases under a citizens’ citizens to find out which toxic wide filed the chemical release PACs funneling contributions from party leaders as they try to manage ad campaign tried to convince people chemicals are being released into disclosure reports, which covered against more than 1,500 other com­ earth. one member of Congress to another is significant, in part because of their that old bottles are dirty. Magazine March 31 of this year stockholder’s equity right-to-know law that took effect last panies, although no civil penalties in sponsorship. So, too, he said, is their the delicate and often frustrating task represented 7.1 percent of assets, the report year, says the Environmental Protec­ their communities,” said Reilly in a 1987, before the filing deadline last We are just beginning to say no to tobacco, likely to grow. of building parliamentary majori­ ads showed full-page photos of cock­ July. The statistics recently provided those cases have yet been sought. “PACs seem to offer members a impact on the inside politics of roaches climbing over empty bottles said. tion Agency. statement. alcohol and cholesterol (remember three-egg Congress, on contests for committee ties,” he says. "The result is an Net income for the first quarter of 1989 was The EPA announced its latest The penalties announced Monday the first detailed glimpse into the EPA spokesman Luke Hester said omelets and two packs a day?), but we still kind of prestige,” he sa^s. “To have a chairmanships and on leadership increasing fragmentation of power with the warning, “Roaches aren’t ranged from $5,000 to a high of $262,000 volume of toxic chemicals that are the amount of the fine proposed PAC is, for some, a mark of their returnable.” $11.2 million, or 34 cents per share, a drop from enforcement action Monday against love to eat. elections. and decreasing importance of parties, $12.4 million reported in thfe first quarter of companies that,failed to comply with against a California electronics firm, being released into the air, water and against any single company depended sovereignty in a Congress whose 535 the basis of our form of democracy. This year, the bottle lobby is Diceon Electronics, which allegedly soil by industry each year. on the size of the business, total It figures. We are in a land of plenty and members act increasingly like inde­ Baker cites the in-House campaign prepared to break the bill over the 1988, according to the report. The bank the law, saying that $1.65 million in of Rep. William H. Gray III of “PACs not only post a threat to the converted to stock ownership last July. fines were placed against 42 compan­ failed to report toxic chemical re­ But the EPA has estimated that quantity of a chemical not reported throughout history when the food supply has pendent entrepreneurs.” traditional structure of our govern­ head of Congress. Five sponsors, all leases at facilities in Irvine and and quantities manufactured. Failure A personal PAC also can be used to Pennsylvania, now the Democratic Democrats, were persuaded to see it During the first quarter of this year ies in 20 states. about 20 percent of the businesses been abundant, people have been overweight. ment, they also contribute to the non-interest expenses were higher than last The agency previously took action Chatsworth, Calif. to report chemical releases can result finance the political travels of the whip, for his previous rung on the growing perception of a political the industry’s way and took their subject to the disclosure requirement But despite our chubbiness, we’re basically leadership ladder as chairman of the year’s first quarter because of the company’s against 43 other companies. The second highest fine was against may not have complied with the law in civil penalties of up to $25,000 a day. member who sets it up, enabling a system run by money — a system that names off the bill — Reps. Joe International Extrusion Corp., Wax- in good physical shape and are taking good senator or representative to appear at Democratic caucus. Kennedy of Massachusetts, Jolene branch expansion, the report said. EPA Administrator William K. during the first reporting period. The companies may appeal the is, if not corrupt, corruptible,” Baker People’s recently opened two branches in Reilly said the agency will continue to alachie, Texas, which was assessed a care of ourselves, Prevention reports. events around the country — a vital Gray wasn’t shy about using says. Unsoeld of Washington (home of The second round of reports cover­ proposed civil penalties and request a Good. That calls for a celebration. campaign contributions to his col­ Olympia Beer), Charles Bennett of Manchester, on Tolland Turnpike and and on pursue civil penalties against com­ $101,000 penalty. opening phase of a presidential panies that do not comply with the Officials from the two companies ing releases in 1988 are due to be filed formal hearing. Let’s toast our pudgy good health with a campaign. leagues to gain support in that Florida, John Lewis of Georgia (home Broad Street. three-way contest. He set up his own Walter R. Mears, vice president and banquet. Make it dry lettuce and unsweetened Baker concentrates reform sugges­ of Coca-Cola), and Mervyn Dymally tions on the use of PACs by members PAC, the Committee for Democratic columnist for The Associated Press, of California. Company wins gold award grapefruit. Opportunity, and sent out a request has reported on Washington and Kennedy was the big surprise. The of Congress to extend their influence national politics (or more than 25 with other members. He dates the rise for contributions to be relayed to other Massaachusetts bottle bill is consi­ Hartford Distributors Inc. of Manchester Eastern, pilots’ union negotiate contract, wages House Democrats. years. — The Sun, Lowell, Mass. in the use of campaign donations to dered a model. But Kennedy told our recently received Anheuser-Busch Inc. s Gold offer with Eastern. associate Jim Lynch that he wanted a Award for community service in 1988. job-security provisions the union says Eastern said it needed contract WASHINGTON (AP) - Eastern would be necessary for an agreement. concessions from the pilots as part of On Capitol Hill, the Senate Commit­ more comprehensive approach to Anheuser-Busch distributes awards under Airlines and its pilots’ union are tee on Commerce. Science and recycling and feared the bottle bill Most of Eastern’s pilots and flight its plan to reorganize and emerge its Dimensions of Excellence program, de­ negotiating under court supervision from Chapter 11 bankruptcy protec­ Transportation has requested the Open Forum would be bad for aluminum recycling. signed to honor wholesalers for service. over the strike-bound company’s attendants have been honoring the GAO investigation, saying in a letter By the way, Kennedy added, his pickets of the International Associa­ tions as a smaller carrier. Of the 900 wholesalers nationwide, 57 attempt to cancel the pilots’ contract A consultant to the pilots’ union said that its review “should examine She was not only the wife of Dr. “This Land Is Your Land. This Land Is brother has a business in Boston that received the Ambassador award, the highest tion of Machinists since the machi­ and impose wage concessions. nists began their strike March 4, over the weekend that Shapiro would whether the proposed business plan of Court’s flag ruling Benjamin Spock, but a granddaughter of My Land ...” has tried to get recycling contracts honor in the program, 38 received the Gold The Air Line Pilots Association and Eastern has any realistic prospect of It’s a shame: Flag with cities. "Seeing whathewasupto, forcing the carrier to sharply cut back oppose Eastern’s bid to terminate the Horace Bushnell. “From California to the New York Eagle award. 82 received Silver Eagle awards Eastern were to meet for a second day contract. Shapiro did not return calls revitalizing the carrier.” just piece of cloth downright sickening A woman concerned for civil liberties Island ... Our land is Manchester, our I thought I should hold off.” Kennedy and 101 received the Bronze Eagle award. today after Monday’s first session the number of its flights. said. He didn’t mention the $2,300 A House subcommittee plans this seeking comment Monday and East­ In a separate letter to Skinner, six and the welfare of others, Mrs. Spock town, our home. We are proud of Dimensions of Excellence awards are given ordered by U.S. Bankruptcy Judge ern said it wasn’t aware of Shapiro’s To the Editor: campaign contribution he got from to wholesalers who meet guidelines in several week to examine the impact of the senators called on the transportation To the Editor: was pleased when we phoned to tell her Manchester because we have had the Burton R. Lifland produced “nothing position. that her childhood home was being best elected officials, good town govern­ Coke last year. categories, including sales and marketing, fruitful,” said a union spokesman. nearly four-month-old strike and a secretary to “seek a delay in To me the flag is apple pie. mother­ Bennett told us that he was afraid Senate panel has asked the General The unions contend Eastern and its additional sales that could further I can’t believe that in this country it’s restored to its original beauty, and ment and dedicated volunteers working management and community involvement. The meeting was the first between parent company, Texas Air Corp., are OK to burn our flag! That flag represents hood and the American way. The flag thrilled to learn that it now accommo­ and building together. Under the leader­ the bill “might imperil some jobs in Eastern and ALPA since the airline Accounting Office to assess the erode the competitive base in the the United States, so if we as Americans was to our forefathers the institution that my district.” impact of Eastern’s proposed reor­ trying to use the bankruptcy court to airline industry.” dates disadvantaged young women ship of General Manager Robert B. last week sought court permission to destroy Eastern’s unions. don’t respect our flag, we are setting a we all enjoy today. learning to live independent, productive Weiss. Manchester has grown and Spokesmen for Unsoeld and Lewis Dexter to manage plant cancel its contract with the pilots. The ganization on the airline industry. The senators specifically cited poor example to the future generations. I'm proud of our flag and what it lives. prospered and provided excellent servi­ said their bosses had changed their two sides met at the offices of David I. Six senators also are asking Trans­ Lifland would have to approve Eastern's reported plan to sell its Being born of immigrants, who taught represents. As for those who don’t, just She wanted to visit her old home, but ces for all of its citizens. We cannot say minds upon a closer look. Dymally Bruce Dexter of Shaniro, the court-appointed exa­ portation Secretary Samuel Skinner Eastern’s reorganization plan, which South American routes. recall the events that took place in China to block Eastern, at least temporar­ us to love and respect our country and sadly that was not to be. The story of her goodbye to him as he retires today for he didn’t return our calls. It was South Windsor has miner overseeing the airline on behalf includes major asset sales. The The senators who wrote to Skinner 1 flag, it’s a shame the flag is just apiece of these past few weeks. accomplishments, though, would be a will be a part of Manchester forever, but probably a coincidence that he been appointed of the bankruptcy court. ily, from selling more assets as part of unions have unsuccessfully sought the To say that I’m angry, appalled and abandoned the bill one day after the the airline’s reorganization plan. were Democrats Frank R. Lauten- cloth. model for the young women being served we thank him and wish him health and plant manager at ALPA spokesman Dan Ashby said sale of Eastern. berg of New Jersey, Wendell H. Ford The proudest day of my parents’ lives embarrassed is to say the least. As a in Jane Davenport Cheney Spock’s comfort in his retirement years. Today, beverage lobby sent a frantic mailing The Conrad Corp. Monday’s meeting was mainly a Eastern last week asked the bank­ veteran of the Korean War who fought to congressional offices. Maybe the ruptcy judge for permission to impose Lifland said three weeks ago the of Kentucky, Bob Graham of Florida, was the day they became naturalized childhood home. Richard J. Sartor officially becomes our of Glastonbury. "feeling-out process, a discussion of Daniel Patrick Moynihan of New citizens of this country. under combat and saw fellow comrades new general manager. Let us greet him mailing jogged Dymally’s memory Dexter, who basic issues.” Eastern declined about $50 million in wage and benefit court would no longer consider the fall, the latest ruling of the Supreme that he had received campaign concessions, as well as changes in buyout offer of Chicago commodities York, John F. Kerry of Massachusetts My husband enlisted in the Navy in Rose Alma Senatore with enthusiasm and lend him our worked as a pro­ comment. and Republican Alfonse M. D’Amato World War II. My son Jim enlisted in the Court is downright sickening. I’m just contributions from Coca-Cola and the work policies that would allow East­ trader Joseph Ritchie, although he Executive Director, Gray Lodge support as he leads us in his own style gramming man­ Other ALPA officials said they did of New York. Marines when he graduated from wondering if the justices of the Supreme 105 Spring St., Hartford and manner into the next century.” Wine Institute. ager for five years not expect Eastern to offer the ern to increase pilots’ hours. said Ritchie was free to pursue his Manchester High. My son Fred enlisted Court have ever seen the prize-winning There was some anxiety last year as to Henry isn’t letting the mutiny at Scan Optics in . in the Army when he graduated from photo of the U.S. Marines raising the flag whether or not we would have a discourage his drive to pass the bill. Manchester, will Manchester High. on the island of Iwo Jima. fireworks display but the shooting went He expects to get a hearing to air the be responsible for Is this how we honor our veterans, July 4 committee off, albeit a little late. The committee issue this summer. direction of plant Home sales drop to lowest level In 16 months especially the ones who fought and died Bernie Giovino would like to inform the community that operations, pro­ 78 Woodhill Road, Manchester hopes for a crowd for their country and flag? this year it has contracted Atlas Comrades keep cash cess engineering, from the rate a year earlier. Realtors President Ira Gribin. “In a median is the point at which half of the Maybe those who think it’s OK to burn WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite To the Editor: Fireworks Co., which promises to shoot The National Security Agency has quality control, falling mortgage rates, sales of The weakness in sales this year has month when activity usually picks up, homes sold for more and half for less. the flag should move to other countries to the best display ever. purchasing and sales still were slipping across the Jane Cheney Spock uncovered evidence of the corruption existing homes dropped 5.6 percent in been blamed on rising home mort­ The sales decline in May was led by appreciate what they have here. The Independence Day Committee that helped to stimulate a student other functions in May to their lowest level in 16 months, gage rates, reflecting efforts by the nation,” he said. Barbara B. Armentano his new job. Federal Reserve to fight inflationary 10.1 percent drop in the Midwest, Emma Songailo a model for women welcomes one and all to the sixth annual uprising in China. The agency has the National Association of Realtors “Buyers are not going to start where sales fell to 800,000 units. Fourth of July Celebration on the West Member, Independence Day picked up evidence that several Before coming to pressures by tightening the supply of 208 Charter Oak St., Manchester Celebration Committee reported Monday. flooding the markets the instant To the Editor: Campus of Manchester Community Chinese leaders have set up secret Conrad. Dexter The real estate trade group said credit. mortgage rates start to go down. It The West, where sales had been College. It is our hope that we will attract 154 New Bolton Road, Manchester bank accounts overseas. Apparently worked for one novtor The Fed has been easing its grip on take time for the tide to change,” strong, posted a resale pace decline of year at Fafnir Bruce existing single-family homes were We at Gray Lodge were saddened to as overwhelming a crowd as we did last these communist leaders believe in sold at a seasonally adjusted annual credit recently. Fixed-rate mort­ Gribin said, predicting that June sales 8.1 percent below April, to 570,000 Corp. of Torrington as a senior manufacturing gages have fallen from a high of 11.22 units. Sales of 590,000 units in the fHaurlirstpr Uprairi learn that Jane Cheney Spock passed year to greet our new general manager, capitalism for themselves. Their technician. He worked at Scan Optics before rate of 3.21 million units last month. will be heavier as more people take Richard J. Sartor, and to show apprecia­ Letters to the editor violent defense of communism is in The previous low was 3.2 million units percent in March to 10.48 percent at advantage of lower rates. Northeast were 3.3 percent below Founded In 1B81 away in New York on June 10. In 1987 we bought a large residence in Manchester tion to the committee and volunteers who The Manchester Herald welcomes part a defense of their self interests. in January 1988. the end of May. according the Federal April. PENNY M SIEFFERT ...... Publisher He received an associate’s degree in liberal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. The median price for existing to accommodate our Independent Living worked so hard to bring about these original letters to the editor. arts from Manchester Community College in The drop in May followed sales of 3.4 homes in May was $93,100, up $200 Sales in the South dropped to 1.23 GEORGE T CHAPPELL ...... Editor Program for young women, and then festivities. million units in both March and April, “The psychological impact of last DOUGLAS A BEVINS... Executive Editor Address letters to; Open Forum, 1977 and is studying industrial technology at from April and 3.9 percent above that million units, down 3.9 percent from learned through a Connecticut Planning The following was taken from the down 2 percent from February. The month's rate drops didn’t hit the m a r i e P. G R A D Y ...... City Editor Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Central Connecticut State University. for May 1988, the Realtors said. The April’s rate. Associates study that it was the home program for the Fourth of July Celebra­ May resale rate was off 11.3 percent market until the end of May.” said ALEXANDER GIRELLI.... Associate Editor Manchester 06040. are syndicated columnists. where Jane Davenport Cheney grew up. tion on July 1:

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10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27. 1989 iflaiirlir5trr 'lirrali'i Problems may be everywhere in HUD, investigators say Section 2, Page 11 J Bv Richard L. VernacI country: crow agent has confessed to Investigations involve 11 other But what began quietly as an Mass., another member of the Tuesday, June 27, 1989 The Associated Press ■ In Denver, U.S. Attorney in-house investigation more than House committee investigating SPORTS stealing more than $5 million private escrow agents around the Mike Norton says his office is from HUD. Her role was to help country, and as much as $20 a year ago has since exploded into HUD, “Deborah Dean was in WASHINGTON - Abuse and investigating allegations that a the department close on sales of million of HUD funds may have charges of influence-peddling, charge of America,” mismanagement may be every­ suspended HUD accountant em­ repossessed homes by signing been taken this way, according to betrayal and mismanagement by Shays agreed. where in the Department of bezzled some $1 million in hous­ papers and accepting the buyers’ Paul Adams, the department’s the people who once held the . ‘ ‘ People who were not fit to hold Housing and Urban Develop­ ing funds. money for the property. Marilyn inspector general. highest offices in the department. office were in charge of that ment, say investigators who ■ In Indianapolis, auditors are Harrell, nicknamed “Robin On another front, revealed just Former Secretary Samuel agency,” he said Monday. “Mr. Post 102 confess they don’t know where trying to account for $176,965 HUD" because she gave some of this week, HUD has moved to halt Pierce Jr. has been criticized for Pierce had a good resume. He their probe will be headed next. arising from 11 property sales. the stolen money to the poor, told losses from a loan program his hands-off style of manage­ inherited an agency in disarray “We have made the assumption ■ In Philadelphia, a pair of real investigators her operation was where some $650 million in ment. His onetime top aide, and left it worse than he found it.” that there is a problem within estate brokers are awaiting trial simple: She just didn’t give the mortgages are in default. The Deborah Gore Dean, invoked the every unit within HUD, and until on charges of defrauding HUD of government its money. department moved swiftly to Fifth Amendment when asked “There is always a problem in a we learn that there isn't, we’re more than $900,000. about her role in handing out democratic society of a push- cops third suspend three mortgage compan­ going to assume that there is,’’ ■ In Atlanta, U.S. Attorney On Monday, Ms. Harrell turned ies indefinitely, put three others HUD grants to developers who pull,” said Frank, "The people said Rep, Christopher Shays, Robert Barr’s office has filed a over her house to the department on six-month probations and sometimes paid six-figure sums who are trying to politicize a R-Conn,, a member of the con­ civil suit against two Atlanta men to cover part of the thefts. Ms. review the operations of still to big-name Republicans to get program are pulling against the gressional panel investigating the Justice Department says kept Harrell and unidentified agents in three more. favorable consideration for their people who are trying to run it the department. prncppfl.grand slam, from new ways of providing handicapped. graying of Camp Kennedy.” youngsters. enrolled at Notre Dame or Penn State or some and drove in 10 runs. Manchester took fifth a year maintenance and custodial servi­ A great many youngsters are These people are now working “My dream is o have a day place like that. ago. ces to repair of holes in the bottom “mainstreamed.” that is. sent to in supported employment or camp for younger kids, pre­ All they had to do for this guy was play some “Schackner had a great series.” third-year of cafeteria refrigerators. camp with non-handicapped sheltered workshops. working age. and then do a football, kick some butt, lay some blocks. 01’ Barry Legion coach Dave Morency said. children, according to Barry Laurie Prytko. director of once-a-week program through would take care of the rest. 01’ Barry would keep Rob Stanford and Keith DiYeso were the big School Superintendent James Bernstein, a special education MARC Inc., said that it is not the summer, in the evening or people off their backs. 01’ Barry wouldn’t want you The Associated Press hitters for Manchester. Other home runs were hit by P. Kennedy said most of the teacher at the Regional Occupa­ appropriate for these people to be late afternoon, for the adult to be secretary of state. Just take care of that line Brian Igoe, DiYeso. Don Sauer and Dominic building recommendations refer tional Training Center on Wethe- expected to attend day camp. working population.” said Mali­ BORIS ADVANCES — Former Wim­ United States during men's singles Laurinitis. to minor repairs that mainte­ of scrimmage on Saturday. Try not to kill anybody. rell Street and a past Camp Camp Kennedy “was a very noski. “And then. I’d really like to Just win, baby. bledon champ Boris Becker as he action at Wimbledon on Monday. Multiple hit games were turned in by Keith nance workers will begin making Kennedy director. instrumental recreational pro­ take everyone, young and old. to a Hobby, Stanford, DiYeso, Schackner. Igoe, Marcus this fall. Barry never looked much to me like Walter returns a shot from Bryan Shelton of the Becker won, 6-1, 6-4, 7-6. He now directs the summer gram many years ago.” said ball game.” Camp or Howard Jones or Pop Warner or Woody Mateya and Steve Joyner. Stanford had two Many of these repairs and 'V camp for the Nutmeg YWCA on Prytko. “But we’ve outgrown it. three-hit outings, North Main Street, where he says She said that, if the population Hayes. He wasn’t what you’d call your basic father renovations have been delayed, Our people don’t come to camp is expanded or diversified, it figure, one of these austere field-marshal types Igoe. a junior varsity pitcher for East Catholic in he said, because workers have that 5 to 10 of his 95 campers each anymore. They’re out in the real the spring, pitched a complete game to earn the win > _ should probably be in the direc­ ■- II summer, have various disabili­ who puts a clear line of demarcation between been preparing Highland Park world, doing real work. When tion of those with learning Clay-court king Chang against Manchester, N.H. School for reopening this fall. ties. These are youngsters who, in they get a vacation, they may himself and the troops. “First of all, Brian Igoe pitched very well against disabilities. You know. I’ve never even seen Barry Switzer Ludes said there is a problem past years, might have attended a want to go on a trip with their a strong team,” Morency explained. “The most specialized camp like Camp families, or spend their time in look worried. He always looks as if he just found out important thing was he gained confidence. Overall, with the responsiveness to main­ SOME OF THE SUGGES­ the other team’s quarterback is ineligible. He tenance needs, and the problem is Kennedy. “The trend today is to some other way.” we got a lot of positives out of it. We hit the ball get them out of a segregated TIONS made by others: always looks pleased with himself. His confidence associated with an “inadequate Tom Sullivan, regional director ■ Prytko of MARC suggested adjusts nicely to grass extremely hard. It’s nice to see the bats come amount of maintenance situation like Kennedy, and into a of the state Department of Mental level mu.st break thermometers. Barry always put alive.” more mixed environment.” Bern­ that the term “camp” be dropped me in mind of a guy who takes your girt away from personnel.” Retardation, agreed. “Adults from Camp Kennedy’s title. “I George Covey and Rob Stanford notched the other stein said. don’t go to camp. We go to you at the school prom and drives her away in your By Andrew Warshaw you.” Scanlon said. “You don't Connors said after a typically pitching wins for Manchester. In his victory. Covey He does not see room in the Other potential campers are think ‘camp’ is for children. The Associated Press win the French Open easily.” crowd-pleasing performance on age-appropriate recreational ac­ Maybe call it Kennedy Recrea­ convertible, struck out nine. current budget to make room for kept in educational programs tivities, such as bowling leagues, Barry doesn’t even seem to get any older. He was Chang, the No. 9 seed, was Centre Court. Defending Connecticut State Legion champion additional hirings, he said. throughout the summer, beeau.se softball teams, fitness centers. tional Center, instead.” She WIMBLEDON. England - The joined in the second round by nine Also advancing were No. 4 Mats thought that such a center might one of the new breed of coaches. Buddy-buddy with other men’s seeds, including the Wilandcr of Sweden. No. 7 Milos- Danielson finished sixth in the tourney while South The services may also need to of concern that they will other­ Mentally retarded adults do all of stage was set for the downfall of Windsor was fifth. offer weekend recreational the players. We’re-all-in-this-together appraoch. the teen-age clay-court king. player he upset in the fourth lav Mecirof Czechoslovakia. No. be organized better. Ludes said. wise regress, said Cormier. In the same things.” he said. Trouble in the dormitory? Boys will be boys. that arena. Camp Kennedy can­ activities. A switch to unfamiliar fast round at Paris. Ivan Lendl, and 12 Amos Mansdorf of Israel, No. One fault the committee identi­ Sprague' said that having tried It finally didn’t work. The Oklahoma football the man he beat for the title, 13 Aaron Krickstein of the United not compete, since it is a purely ■ Bernstein said that perhaps grass, a serve-and-volley oppo­ fied in the curriculum at the without success to increase the team that ran roughshod over opponents for 16 nent tailor-made for the surface Stefan Edberg. States and No. 15 Mikael Pernfors school is it “places more empha­ recreational program, staffed number of mentally retarded those with visual or hearing primarily by teen volunteers. years finally ran over the coach. Oklahoma is a and a first-round match in the Lendl, the top seed despite his of Sweden. sis on those with academic talent campers, his department is now impairments, those with severe tough place, but gang rapes, dormitory shootings, barren record at Wimbledon, Four women’s seeds — No, 6 Not a rosy “Camp Kennedy is a purely speech impediments or serious world’s most famous tennis than on the needs of the non- ready to look at the possibility of drug selling and Brian Bosworth finally got to be , arena. almost was on the end of a Helena Sukova, No. 9 Natalia college-bound students.” recreational program and changing the nature of Camp learning disabilities might be there’s nothing wrong with that.” too much for even the stomping grounds of the old But Michael Chang, 17 years, 4 first-round upset as he ground out Zvereva. No. 11 Monica Seles and Kennedy completely. served at the camp. “Those are Dalton Gang or Quantrill’s Raiders. Oklahoma is a five-set victory over Venezu­ No. 15 Lori McNeil — reached the For these students, the report Cormier explained. “I think .some “I think that what we’re going only suggestions. I would try to months and 4 days old. carried on people have had some great more permissive than Princeton, but it had two at Wimbledon Monday where he ela’s Nicolas Pereira, last year’s second round. picture for recommended, the school should to have to do is that after this target a population in the schools world junior champion. Two men’s seeds were upset on evaluate their needs and adjust experiences there” season is over, we’re going to whose needs are not being met choices — clean up Oklahoma football or bring left off in the French Open at back the Sevent Cavalry. Paris — beating experienced “I always have a hard time the first day. the curriculum to those needs have to set up a series of meetings and I would do whatever was getting my rhythm but today was “We agree that’s a valid CORMIER, HOWEVER, does with experts in the" field of necessary to tailor a program to The old-time coaches never let the troops take professionals almost twice his No. 6 Jakob Hlasek was tripped not recommend Camp Kennedy over the fort. Knute Rockne was about as close to age, especially difficult.” Lendl said up in straight sets by Thomas concern, and it’s one of ours too.” programming for the handi­ meet those needs,” he said. after a 7-6. 4-6. 6-3. 6-7. 6-1 victory. Pete’s sake Kennedy said. or any other .strictly recreational capped. and see where they think ■ The fa.stest growing group of being a pal o the players as any of the old breed, but “There was a little bit more Hogstedt of Sweden and Andrei pressure on me coming here, but “I didn’t really break a sweat Kennedy and Ludes said a The Associated Press facility to parents who have we should be going,” said special needs youngsters are the he never let them forget who was boss. If they Chesnokov, a semifinalist at special-needs children in the forgot, he had plenty of sarcastic ways to remind then I lost last year in the second until the fifth set because there Paris, didn’t have the game to By Ronald Blum consultant on industrial arts and Sprague. adolescents who are emotionally were no rallies.” The Associated Press vocational programs has com­ CLEANING IT UP — Clean Harbors personnel drag a Manchester schools. “We don’t Along with those meetings, disturbed, said Cormier. These them. round, so I don’t have a lot to cope with the grass and was make recommendations about lose.” Chang said after beating Edberg, the defending men’s ousted by Australian Brad pleted a study on the school and sausage boom Monday in the waters of Hull Cove in several of Camp Kennedy’s past students exhibit extremely pro­ I remember Red Sandes, as good a coach as I champion, hardly perspired NEW YORK — Baseball’s 225-page report on Pete they are awaiting his final recreational programs. We are directors suggested that a com­ blematic behaviors, in some ever knew, coached from a practice-field tower. Bill Scanlon 6-4, 6-3, 2-6, 6-3. Drewett. Jamestown, R.I., as they try to absorb what is left of the not in the business of making “People don’t expect me to do either as his smooth serve-and- Chang didn’t play a grass-court Rose paints a picture of an obsessed gambler willing recommendations, of which munity board be established, so cases are involved with the police His words came down to the playes like Jehovah’s. volley game was too hot for to bet on virtually any sporting event, including Ludes said, “we’ll take very estimated 420,000 gallons of oil spilled from the tanker recreational recommendations. that the Parks and Recreation and in some cases are substance well here.” game either and had sporadic They never called him Red. Nobody expected Chang, a Canadian Chris Pridham. Ed­ games played by his Cincinnati Reds. seriously.” World Prodigy into the ocean along the Rhode Island That is their (the parents’) Department could stay in touch abusers, he said. Even Bear Bryant, the prototypical good ol’ boy lapses against Scanlon. In the business. We recommend what soft-spoken and devout Christian berg. in the opposite half of the middle of the third set, he lost 11 Rose bet $2,000 per game on the Reds and other About the report. Richard W. coast. with professionals in the field. If the camp were operated with coach who herded his players together in living draw to Lendl and two-time baseball teams during the summer of 1987, lost Dyer, board chairman, said. “It’s we think will be good educational Bernstein. Smith and David a professional staff. Cormier from Placentia. Calif., to win the straight points and conceded 12 in choices for youngsters.” quarters separate from the rest of the student French Open two weeks ago. champion Boris Becker, won 6-3, a row during the fourth set. $400,000 on baseball to one New York bookmaker in always good to get a good report Moyer, a p.sychologist in Man­ suggested that his emotionally body, reminded his team who was giving the 6-4. 6-1 in the day’s sun-splashed a three-month period that season, and made 52 bets card, and even though it has a few There are at least nine to 10 day chester, all said they would be disturbed population be targeted. either. But he became the first But just as in Paris, Chang programs and three overnight orders. He kicked Joe Namath and Ken Stabler off American to take the title in 34 opening Centre Court match. stayed cool and composed and on the Reds from April 8 to July 5,1987, according to recommendations it is a good willing to work with such a board. If, however, the camp is to be his teams for off-field infractions. He kept Namath Becker, the bookmakers’ fa­ the report by baseball investigator John M. Dowd. If report card.” The worst Is over programs in the region which staffed primarily by teen volun­ years and the youngest men’s wore down Scanlon, mainly from offer both an educational and a out of a bowl game. Bear never let the players champion of a Grand Slam vorite, also won in' straight sets the baseline, in the dusk. the allegations are found to be true, baseball’s Dyer and Wilson E. Deakin, BERNSTEIN SUGGESTED teers, Cormier suggested that it over American qualifier Bryan all-time hit leader could be banned from baseball assistant superintendent for ad­ recreational component, accord­ both an advisory council and a could serve 4-, 5- and 6-year-olds forget who wore the stars on the shoulder. tournament. ing to Cormier. Football is a violent game played by violent men. Scanlon, a 32-year-old who Shelton, while Jimmy Connors, in “The end of the second set was for life. ministration and personnel, said mission statement. “I think that who are either in Head Start, or his 18th Wimbledon at 36 years pretty intense.” Chang said. “All Dowd’s report, based on testimony, telephone the report was a tribute to Ludes. in Rhody oil spill Ironically, some of those who if a few people sat down together who are already identified by the So, you get winning teams the way pirate ships reached the quarterfinals here in might be interested in attending a used to get crews. You can try to be pals with them 1979 but had to qualify this year, old, started with a four-set of a sudden he started playing records, canceled checks, betting sheets allegedly The committee expressed sim­ thought this situation through, school system as needing en­ victory over Andrei Cherkasov of really well and things started to in Rose’s handwriting and evidence provided by ilar sentiments: ‘There is no River, workers in boats scooped recreational program like Camp they would come up with an riched opportunities. “These are but you never turn your back on them. A better idea said he understood how Chang did CLAYMONT, Del. (AP) - A it. the Soviet Union. shift. He took that momentum former Rose associates, was entered into evidence question that the principal is the prematurely dropped anchor up blobs of congealed oil larger Kennedy are unable to do so. improved goal and mission for kids who are already known to us, is to make them fear you. Today, it’s the other way in an Ohio court last week and released Monday because they are multiply handi­ around. “He’s a polite young man but “I feel comfortable about walk­ through the third set and into the educational leader of the school. may have contributed to an than basketballs, stuffing the goo that place.” a population that we can identify ing out on about five courts in the fourth. It was just a matter of a following a lawsuit by the Plain Dealer of Cleveland. His influence is strongly felt into large trash bags. Skimmers capped. Cormier said that “today “We would need to get the right now.” College is considered irrelevant by today’s when he goes on court he’s going 800,000-gallon oil spill in the we have severely retarded, mul­ to do everything he can to beat world and this is one of them,” few points here and there.” “The testimony and the documentary evidence throughout the building.” Delaware River, where workers dispatched after the Uruguayan community back behind the ■ Sullivan of DMR suggested player. He’s not there to learn to be a doctor, he’s gathered in the course of the investigation In other business Monday, the removed by hand “black Jello” tanker Presidente Rivera ran tiply handicapped, medically fra­ camp,” said Moyer. “When I was that the “handicapped only” sign there to learn to be a Green Bay Packer. gile individuals in thecommunity demonstrates that Pete Rose bet on baseball, and in board voted 5-1 to support free that mechanical skimmers aground Saturday jammed in the younger, this was considered a be removed from Camp Kennedy A coach used to be a pedagogue. He reminded the particular, on games of the Cincinnati Reds and reduced price meals and milk couldn’t suck up. dense oil blobs. who would have been in institu­ really special place. Everyone entirely. “There must be non­ players that their pay was priceless — knowledge. Baseball Club, during the 1985, 1986 and 1987 and to offer breakfast at Nathan “It’s like black Jello, it’s tions years ago.” did volunteer work back then, but handicapped children in Man­ Today’s players prefer gold chains. A lot of today’s Elliott silences any questions seasons,” the report said. Hale, Robertson and Washington The spill was one of three that horrible,” said Joseph Monigle of Such people have physical a teen who got one of the positions chester who need a positive camp occurred in U.S. waters last coaches are just on kind of compoicated The primary evidence against Rose is provided by schools. New Castle, Del., as he watched problems which would prevent at Camp Kennedy, well, that was experience, who are just kind of scholarships themselves. weekend. them from walking the trails and Ronald Peters and Paul G. Janszen, both convicted As an aside to the issue. workers from the shore. ^ something special. There was a hanging out. Why not open it to They said Barry Switzer had one of the most felons. But their testimony is corroborated by Kennedy said he expects the cost Tropical Storm Allison slowed A lawyer representing the participating in many of the certain amount of prestige att­ them?” he asked “Let them have activities at Camp Kennedy. successful football programs of his day. Depends concerning his liver, knee various records obtained during baseball’s three- of school lunches to increase the cleanup in the Houston Ship insurance company covering the ached to it.” a wonderful experience, and just on what you’re counting. Bowl games, yeah. In the month investigation. The report says that Janszen sharply in the next couple of Channel. Off Rhode Island, most Presidente Rivera says the spill A large number of loyal, A key figure in these changes make sure that some of those and Thomas P. Gioiosa ran bets to Peters, a years. Kennedy said he did not original Kennedy campers con- children are handicapped.” important contest of life, he had one of the worst of the estimated 420,000 gallons of was caused by the crew dropping will be Sarah Malinoski, serving football programs I’ve ever seen. By Bill Barnard V Franklin, Ohio bookmaker. want to estimate the amount of oil spilled from the Greek tanker anchor prematurely as the ship The Associated Press “The evidence revealed that in order to protect the increase but said it was World Prodigy no longer threa­ prepared to dock at the Sun Oil Jim Murray is a syndicated columnist. his stature as one of the most famous baseball inevitable. tened the shore. terminal in Marcus Hook, Pa. NEW YORK - A few days players in major league history. Pete Rose Kennedy reported also that the Coast Guard hearings were to 1 Attorney A. Robert Degen said Bush Nofziger Survey before the NBA draft is no time employed middlemen to place bets for him with school system is to lose about begin today on the spills off Rhode after the ship swung around to for one of the best seniors in bookmakers and at the raetrack and to pay $53,000 in state funding for school Island and Texas, which resulted pick up the anchor, “the decision From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 college basketball to have ques­ gambling losses and collect gambling winnings, health and welfare services such from a collision of the tanker was made to turn the ship around American Legion tions raised about his health. thereby concealing his gambling activity,” Dowd as nurses, social workers and Rachel-B and an oil barge owned and head to Marcus Hook. In the Sean Elliott of Arizona, winner wrote. speech therapists. by Coastal Towing Co. of course of turning the ship around, continuing crackdown in Beijing knew it was illegal to write letters members of a group called A of the Wooden award as the Rose “admitted that he has bet on sports events Until now, the state has funded Houston. the bow struck the bottom.” against leaders of a pro­ lobbying his old colleagues at the Downtown Association To Pre­ ousted in tourney NCAA’s best player this year, since 1975,” including NFL. NBA and college the services, which are required Among those scheduled to Coast Guard officials sche­ democracy movement. White House. serve the Thoroughfare. ADAPT saw his future placed in jeopardy basketball games, the report said. However, Rose by law, 100 percent, he said. Now testify in Providence, R.I., was duled a hearing Wednesday in “I’m going to do my level best The government contended has filed a lawsuit in U.S. District One team was eliminated from the Town by reports that his liver was shot denied under oath that he ever bet on baseball. Manchester will be funded about Capt. David G. Leonard, a harbor Philadelphia on the spill. to find a way to see improvement that it was not required to prove Court claiming the reconstruc­ Little League Tournment Monday night at and he has a bad knee that would After the Reds beat Los Angeles 5-3 Monday night. 73 percent. pilot who The New York Times Federal officials said shoreline there that will help the Chinese that Nofziger knew it was illegal tion was approved by local, state Waddell Field. deteriorate in a few years. Rose said, “There’s 225 pages and there’s two 'The decrease came out of the said tried to warn the tanker it damage in Pennsylvania and people,” he said. He said it was to send written communications and federal agencies without Dairy Queen eliminated American Legion. “I don’t where those rumors got paragraphs positive about me.” state’s new budget passed last was heading into dangerous wa­ Delaware was light because the too bad the Chinese have decided to the ex-colleagues as well as to required environmental studies. 7-0, in a loser’s bracket game. Dairy Queen will started, but there are no ques­ “It’s such a biased report it’s unbelievable,” he week. ters but his radio message came oil congealed instead of spread­ against a visit by Peace Corps speak with them in person. Respondents suggested that play the loser of tonight’s winner’s bracket tions about my health now,” the said. “But we will face that because there’s not a The board voted 6-0 to allow the too late. ing across the surface of the volunteers this fall. A federal court jury found extra parking to be used during game matching Boland Brothers versus 6-foot-8 Elliott said Monday on the thing we can do about it.” school system to coordinate a Coast Guard Capt. Eric Willi­ water. Winds and tides spared “I believe that it was contact Nofizger guilty of illegally using reconstruction be built before DiRosa Cleaners at 6 at Waddell Field eve of tonight’s draft. "I don’t Rose was granted a temporary restraining order series of three one-year pro­ ams of the Providence office said New Jersey. with the United States and others his influence by sending an April existing parking is removed and Wednesday night at 6. have hepatitis or any blood Sunday, barring Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamat- grams that is to bring computers the only evidence found so far Delaware Fish and Wildlife in the West that moved the 8.1982, memo to then-presidential that business people and Kevin Repoli tossed a two-hiter for DQ and problems and my knee is as fine ti’s hearing on the gambling allegations. On and technical training to 66 showed that human error played officers found about 25 Canada process of economic reforms counselor Edwin Meese III. shoppers be kept up to date on struck out five in his complete game effort. as it can be.” Monday, baseball’s lawyers appealed the decision. cooperative education programs a role in the spill. geese soaked with oil Monday forward and hopefully someday The memo suggested that work through advertisements, Rich Griffeth pitched well in defeat. He also Whether the bad health reports Rose’s answer is due Wednesday. in the state. He said there was no evidence near the mouth of the Christiana will move the process of political Meese enlist the support of Fiztgerald said. Ginter said signs went the distance. Leading. 1-0, DQ broke the did any damage to Elliott’s draft In an April 20 desposition. Rose was asked. “You With the program Manchester of mechanical failure and noted River, which feeds the Delaware reform forward.” President Reagan and others to could also be put up . game open with a $ix-run fifth inning status is difficult to assess don’t bet on baseball on and you don’t bet on your would distribute $50,000 to Con­ that the ship’s captain, lakovos River, Coast Guard spokesman persuade the Army to give a The survey showed that 34 highlighted by a three-run home run by Todd because the top 10 picks aren’t own team.” Rose answered: “Absolutely.” necticut school programs, four of Georgudis, told Gov. Edward David Oney said. He also vowed his administra­ no-bid contract to build small percent of the people who park on Napolitano, who also doubled. Corey Wry and falling into place as they have in However, Dowd’s report quotes Rose associate which are in Manchester, said DiPrete he had made a mistake. In Rhode Island, there had been tion would get to the bottom of gasoline engines to Wedtech Main Street work downtown and Repoli each singled and doubled. recent years. The Associated Press Janszen as saying “within a three-month period of Raymond E. Demers, the school DiPrete has said that Georgudis some reports of lobsters killed scandals at the Department of Corp. stay for at least five hours. A Bryan Jaworski triple and a single by Mike “I have no clue at all what will WAITING AND HOPING — University of Arizona’s Sean time, Pete Rose was in debt over $400,000 to the business manager. told him he erred in plotting the and several small birds found Housing and Urban Develop­ Nofziger also was convicted of Fitzgerald said. One person at the Bergandy were the only two hits for Legion. happen,” Elliott said. bookie in New York via Mike Bertolini in baseball Board members Terry A. Bo- ship’s course and by not having a dead, but officials said those did ment. “We are going to do sending an Aug. 20,1982, memo to meeting suggested that em­ Wry and Jeff Knowlton played well defen­ But the Arizona forward said he Elliott, left, and Danny Ferry of Duke, toss a basketball as betting atone.” Bertolini is a Rose associate whom gli, Gloria DellaFera, and Susan pilot guide the ship at the mouth not appear to be widespread. everything we can to clean up any James Jenkins, Meese’s deputy, ployees be required to park off t he they pose for photographs following a news conference cronyism and see that matters of sively. I.egion committed four errors. Perkins were absent from the of Narragansett Bay. Some state beaches were being urging the administration to put street and in the back of munici­ See DRAFT, page 13 In New York Monday. See ROSE, Page 13 meeting. Along 20 miles of the Delaware reopened today. that nature do not recur,” he said. civilian sailors on Navy vessels. pal lots. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27, 1989 — 13 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. Jimp 27. 19R9 Little League Devils sign Draft Despite off-field drama, Reds rally for a victory From page 11 J pitched a seven-hitter as Pitts­ Monday’s results Bv The Associated Press burgh beat Chicago at Wrigley INT’L FARM LEAGUE - Blish Hardware Field to send the Cubs to their two Soviets is convinced that teams are no could end up with almost any Indiana. Dallas, Washington, ex­ On the field at Riverfront NL Roundup nipped Sieffert’s, 18-16. at Bowers Field. Jason pansion teams Minnesota and fourth straight loss. Argiros led the Blish hitting attack with a home rund longer worried about him. team.” Stadium, the Reds played the The Pirates broke an eight- Bv The Associated Press “I took another blood test and it The first pick is expected to •Prlando. New Jersey, Bo.ston, Dodgers. Everywhere else, the and a double. Dana Jewett. Jason Johns. Dan G^ilden State. Denver. Golden one inning for his major league­ game losing streak against Chi­ Lidestri and Mark Robichaud ech hit safely. Johns turned out my liver was fighting come from a group that includes subject was Pete Rose. cago. dating back to last season. EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. - The prospect of something in my body,” he said. Ferry, Elliott, Stacey King of State again, two picks by Seattle. The Cincinnati Reds, playing leading 20th save. and Robichaud pitched well. For Sieffert’s, Mike Philadelphia. Chicago, Utah, The victory gave the Reds Phillies 5, Cardinals 4: Dickie Hartnett pitched well while Mark Daniels and Chad signing Soviet players might excite the fans of the “But already reports and rumors Oklahoma. Louisville’s Pervis under a cloud cau.sed by the New Jersey Devils. It doesn’t do a whole lot for some were out that I had hepatitis or Ellison and Glen Rice of Portland, Atlanta. Phoenix. public release of a report alleging something to celebrate after two Thon’s RBI single with the bases Foley played well. Cleveland, the Los Angele.s Lak­ lopsided losses to Los Angeles loaded capped a three-run ninth­ AMERICAN FARM — Eighth District beat of the NHL team’s players. something. But everything’s Michigan. their manager bet extensively on After years of negotiations with Soviet authori­ fine.” “I’m getting a little antsy, so ers ano^etroit. baseball, rallied to beat Los and Rose’s continuing troubles inning rally as Philadelphia de­ DiRosa Cleaners, 15-7. Joey Guest. Ryan Spencer Besid^Ferry and Ellison, the over betting allegations. feated St. Louis at Busch and Ryan Cosmini played well for the winners. For ties, the Devils announced Monday the signing of Elliott credited his attorney. I’ve bent my dad’s ear three of u Angeles !5-3 Monday night. Soviet Olympians Viacheslav Fetisov and Sergei Bob Woolf, with informing NBA four times a day.” Ferry said. most h i^ly regarded forward Rose, granted a temporary "I played that game (as man­ Stadium. DiRosa, Ken Quesnel pitched well and Bob Moeller prospects a^e Nick Anderson and i * O ' ager) like it was a World Series Randy Ready hit a two-run played well. Starikov. They are considered two of the best teams that his health is good. “He says he’s heard a million restraining order Sunday that defensemen in the world. “ (He) has put out the word reports, but no one knows wbat’s Kenny Battle of Illinois, Ricky delayed Monday’s scheduled game tonight.” Rose said. “I double to tie the score 4-4. Ricky ROOKIES — Personal Tee tied Yankee Alumi­ Blanton of .Louisiana State, didn’t want to lose that game.” Jordan drew an intentional walk num. 10-10. Greg Bottaro collected three hits for They also would be taking away jobs from North from doctors and put the damage going to happen.” hearing in New York before American players. under control,” Elliott said. “I Ferry sees positives in each of Chucky Brown of North Carolina commissioner A. Bartlett Gia- Belcher relieved with the score before Thon singled up the middle Personal Tee while Chuckle Fross had two. Ken State, Tony Dawson of Florida tied 3-3 in the seventh. He walked off Todd Worrell, 1-2, to score the Partridge and Corey Jean played well. For Yankee. “I believe their place is to play in Russia.” Devils don’t know if the rumors have the first three teams to choose in matti. did not appear on the field defenseman Randy Velischek said in the current stopped, but I think all the teams the first-ever nighttime draft. State. Vlade Divacof Yugoslavia, during the game. Todd Benzinger to open the inning game-winning run. Scott Williams had three hits while Joe Finelli Tom Hammonds of Georgia and then threw a high 1-2 fastball Jeff Parrett. 4-2, gave up one hit tripled. Sean Kelly and Pat Kelley also played well. edition of The Hockey News. “It’s fine — we have have gotten the word.” Sacramento is No. 1, followed by Earlier in the day, baseball the Swedes and the Finns — but we’re at the point, Danny Ferry, another prospec­ the Clippers and San Antonio. Tech. Ed Horton of Iowa. Dyron appealed the Ohio state court to Diaz, known as a fastball in two innings for the victory and Marcom squeaked by Wa-Wa Food Stores, 6-5. Roger McDowell worked the once you open the door, it’s going to be a floodgate. tive No. 1 pick, said he saw too “Sacramento hasn’t said what Nix of Tennessee, J.R. Reid of ruling. Later, a 225-page report hitter. Mike McKenzie. Billy Baker, Jimmy Buckley and they’re going to do, so that makes North Carolina, Connecticut’s 1 r “It was a bad pitch at the wrong ninth for his fifth save and first Kevin Toller led Marcom. Andrew Broneil homered “They are taking jobs, taking money out of our many drafts in his younger days N prepared for Giamatti about since coming to the Phillies in a pockets.” added Velischek, whose position with the to feel confident his future will be it hard for other teams to know Cliff Robin.son, Brigham Young’s Rose was released. It said the time in the wrong place,” Belcher for Wa-Wa while Scott Hare. Jsutin Hurdick and what they’re going to do,” Ferry Michael Smith and Randy White .said. “There are no excuses. It trade with the New York Mets. Yolanda Soto also played well. Devils figures to be jeopardized by the addition of settled by tonight. Reds manager had bet on his Fetisov and Starikov. ” ... And they’re not going to “I may not even be sure what said, “I could fit in with Sacra­ of Louisiana Tech. team and other baseball clubs. was a fastball up. I made the pitch Giants 4, Astros 3: San Fran­ Anne Miller Real Estate beat Manchester mento’s offense. ’They have a that lost the game, and when you cisco got three pinch hits in a Lumber. 24-13. Derrick Towle, Steve London and stay. These fellows will be over here a few years I’m playing until Wednesday or The atmosphere wasn’t really earning a lot of money ... and heading back home Thursday,” said Ferry, the 6-10 strong backcourt and I know Besides Rice, the top backcourt good in our dugout after we had do that, nothing really matters.” two-run seventh inning, including Shawn Violette had three hits apiece for the prospects are B J. Armstrong of Ken Oberkfell’s game-winning after a couple of years. I don’t think it’s Duke forward. “I remember some guys on the team — Kenny not scored in the 20-plus innings.” b Expos 5, Mets 1: Dwigbt winners. For Lumber, Nate Sanzo, Brian Travis and Smith and Vinny Del Negro.” Iowa. Mookie Blaylock of Okla­ Gooden, who experienced single, in beating Houston in the Brett Corunoyer also played well. appropriate.” Charles Smith and Mel Turpin Ro.se said. “We needed the win Devils president and general manager Lou both had interviews with their Ferry said the Clippers will homa, Sherman Douglas of Syra­ A \ tonight. We needed a spark and shoulder stiffness in his previous Astrodome. It was the Giants’ cuse. Jay Edwards of Indiana. eighth win in nine games. Lamoriello isn’t worried about that. On Monday. new teams after being drafted, have Danny Manning back and got It from Jethro (Paul O’Neill) two starts, lasted only four plenty of other young talent, Tim Hardaway of Texas-El Paso, ' '* \V V ‘ \ ^ innings and allowed a three-run The first-place Giants now have Lamoriello said Fetisov, 31. and Starikov, 30, had and then got traded the same {y t and then again from Bo (Diaz).” been granted visitors visas and would receive their day.” “plus they have had a lot of bad Byron Irvin of Missouri. Junie Diaz hit a tiebreaking, two-run homer to Spike Owen in a five-run a four-game lead over the Astros Lewis of South Alabama. Todd fourth as Montreal beat New in the NL West. permanent visas in time to begin workouts for tbe Ferry’s father. Bob. the gen­ luck that’s bound to change.” homer in the seventh inning off 1989-90 season. eral manager of the Washington “San Antonio has an exciting Lichti of Stanford, Roy Marble of Tim Belcher, 4-7. Diaz, batting York at Olympic Stadium. It was Kevin Mitchell led off the Iowa, Florida State’s George the Expos’ fourth straight victory seventh and reached on a two- “We are delighted with the fact that the.se players Bullets, traded Turpin on draft situation,” Ferry added. “The . 186. had not homered since last have been signed and we are looking forward to day 1987 and Smith was traded by Spurs have a great coach in Larry McCloud. Ken McFadden of •■r*- Aug. 16. and gave them a one-half game base fielding error by third Cleveland State. John Morton of lead over the Mets and Chicago in baseman Craig Reynolds. Mit­ them joining our team,” Lamoriello said. Philadelphia to the Los Angeles Brown and they have David He can get on a tear and hit Even Velischek admitted that signing Fetisov, Clippers last year. Robinson and Terry Cummings Seton Hall, Pooh Richardson of some home runs,” Rose said. the NL East. chell moved to third on a pinch UCLA and Charles Smith of Pascual Perez. 4-8, pitched a single by Ed Jurak and scored on considered the best defenseman in the world for ‘"The last few weeks have taken coming in. Johnny Dawkins was a *1 no ASiociBToa Press Tonight’s a start, isn’t it? We most of the last decade, is a sound move for the a long time and I’d like to know teammate of mine at Duke and I Georgetown. needed a spark from someone five-hitter and struck out 11 as the a double by pinch-hitter Candy The center position is thin in SET TO DELIVER — New York Met night as the Mets lost to the Expos, 5-1, Expos snapped the Mets’ four- Maldonado. After an intentional Devils. where I’m going to be.” Ferry know David because I live in like that.” “Randy Velischek. the Devils defenseman, would said. “But Iknowthatdraftdayis Annapolis.” this year’s draft, with only King pitcher Dwight Gooden, shown in a file at Olympic Stadium in Montreal, Reliever Rob Dibble, 6-2. got game winning streak. walk, Oberkfell singled to put the Next in line in tbe first round and Gary Leonard of Missouri Pirates 2, Cubs 1: Doug Drabek Giants ahead. like to see Fetisov in our lineup, too,” he said. “I traditionally a crazy day. I’ve photo, lasted only four innings Monday the victorv. John Franco went know that may .seem hard for people to understand, seen so many things happen. I are Miami, Charlotte. Chicago, considered first-round prospects. but I have a lot of different feelings about this and I think that goes for a lot of our players.” Kirk Muller, captain of the Devils, echoed Velischek’s sentiments in The Hockey News. Bowie hoping to get ieg up Puckett’s heroics leave Kelly gushing with joy “I’m sure a majority of the players do feel that way.” Muller said. “It’s funny when you have a By Michael Moran their No. 12 pick in today’s NBA president and general manager, Athletics .starter Mike Moore plate and in the field.” player of Fetisov’s caliber and you know that it’.^^ Bv The Associated Press dropped their record in extra­ Jeff Reardon. 2-2, who gave up The Associated Press draft to New Jersey in exchange said he had been impressed by the inning games to 0-6. the Athletics’ run in the ninth, began the game with the Ameri­ Indians 4, Ranaers 3: John your team that he belongs to. You look at the for veteran power forward Buck way Bowie fought back from AL Roundup “It’s frustrating to lose pitched a perfect 10th inning for can League’s best earned run Farrell won for only the second situation and how much that he can help your club, EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. - Williams. serious injury. He said the deal MINNEAPOLIS - Min- average, 2.15. He allowed three time in nine decisions and Doug then it’s pretty tough to sit back and say you don’t ne.sota Twins manager Tom Kelly whether you go 8‘A innings or into the victory. Sam Bowie has been described as During a news conference held for Bowie had been discussed for the lOtli.” Oakland manager Carney Lansford led off the runs on eight hits in eight innings. Jones got his 17th save as want a Russian to come over and play. a man whose heart matches his after he passed a team medical months but the Nets had been could only gush over Kirby The Athletics took a 1-0 lead in Cleveland won in Texas. “I go home (to Canada) and a lot of Canadians Puckett, who once again showed rained out. Tony La Ru.ssa said. Oakland ninth with a double and 7-foot-l stature. Now the New examination, the soft-spoken reluctant to give up Williams for scored on Mark McGwire’s sin­ the third when Mike Gallego Farrell. 4-8, ended his three- won’t like it at all. They say. ‘Leave ’em over there.’ former Kentucky star described Bowie unless a top draft pick was his ability to make the big play “This is only one game.” said The Athletics made it 3-3 with a game losing streak. He gave up Jersey Nets are hoping his legs Puckett, who earlier drove in two run in the ninth, missing a chance gle. Pinch hitter Tony Phillips walked with two outs and scored They’d much rather see the style played in North will live up to the task. his years with Portland as “an thrown in. when it counted the most. on Henderson’s double. six hits in 6 2-3 innings and Jones The Attoclated Pratt America. They have no desire to see those guys over “Kirby Puckett is a remarka­ nins with a triple and single. for more runs by leaving the followed with a double that sent The Nets put their newly ordeal.” adding that he was The 29-year-old Williams is a “Tomorrow is another day. A win bases loaded. McGwire to third. Reardon re­ Puckett and Randy Bush ans­ finished with scoreless relief. here at all.” acquired center-forward on dis­ happy to put it behind him. ble player.” Kelly .said after wered with RBI singles in the Bobby Witt, 5-8, retired only LAST SKYHOOK — Retired Los An­ But it looks like Fetisov and Starikov are coming 6-foot-8 former Maryland star Puckett hit a solo home run with is a win. We’re just lucky to get Given a reprieve. Minnesota tired the next two batters and, play for reporters on Monday, ‘"rhat chapter in my life is over after intentionally walking bottom of the third, and Puckett two batters and left with the geles Laker center Kareem Abdul- to join Calgary’s Sergei Priakin. Late last season, who averaged 16.4 points and 11.9 two outs in the 10th inning this one. came back for its 12th victory in Indians ahead 2-0. It was the and Bowie used the occasion to with,” he said. rebounds per game in eight “We’ve been a battling club all 17 games. Rickey Henderson, got Dave tripled in Wally Backman in the Jabbar shots his final skyhook shot the Flames signed Priakin, who became the first express confidence that the Bowie, 28. was the second Monday night, lifting the Twins to sixth for a 3-1 lead. shortest start in his four-year Soviet player allowed by his federation to play in the seasons and played in three a 4-3 victory over the Oakland year,” Puckett said. “We are just Puckett’s home run was his Henderson on a fly ball. during an awards presentation for him at broken legs that have sidelined player chosen in the 1984 NBA All-Star games. He averaged 13 Shane Rawley limited Oakland Minne.sota’s Kent Hrbek. mak­ career. NHL. Priakin had no points in two games. draft, behind Akeem Olajuwon Athletics, trying to keep our heads above fifth of the season. Todd Burns, Rangers catcher Geno Petralli the Sports Club in Los Angeles over the him for most of his three-year points in 72 games with New water. Now we hope that things 4-2. had not allowed a home run in to two hits over the first six ing his first appearance since Both Fetisov and Starikov are three-time professional career are a thing of and ahead of Michael Jordan, but “Mo.st of the time when he dislocating his left shoulder on was injured in a home-plate weekend. Actor-comedian Chevy Chase Olympians, winning gold medals in 1984 and 1988. Jersey last season. swings the bat something good can get going for us. We can’t .56 innings this season. innings, but left after McGwire’s the past. has suffered three broken legs RBI single in the seventh brought May 15, had a hit in three at-bats. collision with Joel Skinner in the presented Abdul-Jabbar with the “Su­ Fetisov, 6-foot-1. 200 pounds, was New Jersey’s since his first season and seen Weltman said the Nets would happens, and it did tonight.” worry about Oakland.” “I tried to be a little too fine fourth inning and taken off the Bowie’s hard-luck career with The Athletics have the best with the pitch and he drove it,” the A’s within 3-2. “I didn’t feel like a sparkplug perstar of Spprts" award after Mayor sixth choice in the 1983 draft. He has played in 1.53 Portland ended Saturday when little action. use the draft pick that accompan­ Kelly said. out there,” Hrbek said, “but I felt field on a stretcher. He had a torn In the only other AL action. record in the American League, Burns said. "You makethat pitch “Rawley was outstanding,” Tom Bradley gave him a key to the city. international games. the Trail Blazers sent him and Harry Weltman. the Nets’ vice ied Bowie to draft a guard. but are at their worst in extra 10 times and half the time they Kelly said. “He couldn’t have my presence was certainly wel­ ligament in his left knee and was Cleveland beat Texas 4-3. Seat­ come out there. 1 felt good at the put on the 21-day disabled list. tle’s game at Kansas City was innings. The loss Monday night are going to pop it up.” pitched a better game.” IN B R IE F Rose Arbour returns Steroid users are From page 11 Bolton has soccer signups The Bolton Youth Soccer Association will the report says placed bets with a Staten Island. to coaching ranks having hard iuck conduct signups for its Fall soccer program N.Y.. bookmaker identified only as Val. Wednesday and Thursday evenings from 6 to 8 Janszen, who recently completed a four-month Bv John Krelser only Scotty Bowman and Dick TORONTO (AP) — Steroid narians and horsemen who have at the Bolton Town Hall. All children who will sentence in a halfway house following his guilty plea The Associated Press Irvin. His total of 113 playoff users are hard-pressed to find long been regarded among ste­ be in grades 1 through 8 in the Fall are eligible to charges of falsifying his 1985 federal income tax. victories is one less than reputable suppliers of roid users as reliable suppliers to participate. There will be four age-levels of claims he is still owed money by Rose. UNIONDALE, N.Y. - At an Bowman. play including separate girls’ teams at the On Jan. 20. a month before baseball began its General Manager Bill Torrey performance-enhancing drugs for many products. investigation. Janszen wrote to Rose’s lawyer, age when most coaches with his since the Ben Johnson scandal But Levesque said even that 5th-6th grade and 7th-8th grade levels. credentials would be content to said Arbour would coach for a Registration for the summer soccer camp Reuven J. Katz, about the Reds manager, saying, minimum of two years “and as and the federal inquiry looking pipeline has been blocked. “It’s time for him to take some responsibility for his rest on them. A1 Arbour is into it. “It’s a lot more difficult now to during the weekend of July 24-28 may also be tackling another rebuilding job. many more as he wants.” made at that time. For further information, actions and if need be get some professional help Arbour, who helped turn the No financial terms were Two witnesses — both admitted obtain these products, especially along the way before he has nothing left.” drug suppliers — testified Mon­ from the veterinary side,” said call Dick Tuthill at 643-1884. New York Islanders from NHL disclosed. In the letter, Janszen claimed his relationship doormats to four-time Stanley Torrey said there was no day before Justice Charles Dubin Levesque, 29, who said he ob­ that the attention paid to the drug tained steroids from the United with Rose deteriorated. “Because I covered for him Cup champions, on Monday question that the job was Ar­ with his wife, while he was sleeping his way around agreed to a multi-year contract to bour’s if he wanted it. issue has scared off doctors, States while winning numerous Gladden AL player of week pharmacists and veterinarians bodybuilding titles. “There are a town, she no longer wanted me in their house. return as coach. “After the season,” Torrey NEW YORK (AP) — Dan Gladden was Carol doesn’t have the guts to leave him. so she has Arbour, .56, stepped down as said. “I told A1 to take as much who were once dependable sour­ lot of inspections. named American League Player of the Week to blame his friends for his disgusting behavior.” Islanders coach after the 1985-86 time as he needed to decide. I told ces for chemicals. “Right now the only sources on Monday after hitting.519 and scoring 10 runs Rose claimed a $34,000 check to Giosioa was to pay season, saying he was tired of the him I was interested in the long “You have to go through the seem to be some products that before injuring his right hamstring Saturday for bets he made on the 1987 Super Bowl and the 1987 grind. But after two seasons as term and to weigh where the team black market now,” said Bishop come out of the black market night. NCAA basketball tournament. However, the 1987 vice-president in charge of player was and how long it would take to Dolegiewicz. a national cham­ through the farmers and horse Gladden had six RBIs, two homers, a pair of NCAA tournament did not begin until March 12, the development, he answered the get back to where we want to be.” pion shot putter and two-time trainers.” doubles and six stolen bases without being date the check was written, team’s call for help last Dec. 7, “I took a good look around and Olympian who said he obtained Levesque said many of the caught. He was injured stealing second in the “That’s when I quit betting.” Rose said in his returning as coach when Terry weighed what was in the best his steroids from a pharmacist in drugs he has obtained from third inning against Boston on Saturday and is deposition. “Because he (Gioiosa) called me up and Simpson, the man who succeeded interest of the young players on Austin, Texas, where he attended American suppliers are not avail­ expected to be sidelined up to 10 days. said this guy was going to burn down my house and him, was fired. our team,” Arbour added. “In the the University of Texas. able in Canada. Also considered for the award were Rob Deer break my kid’s legs if I didn’t pay him.” The Islanders, 7-18-2 under end, it wasn’t a hard decision.” of Milwaukee, who hit five homers; Chicago’s Summer “The quality of these steroids is “In more recent years. I’ve Rose told Dowd that he didn’t think much of Simpson, went 21-29-3 under The Islanders Arbour will greet Ivan Calderon, who drove in nine runs: Geno at training camp in September questionable,” warned Dolegie­ been using some new drugs that bookmakers. Arbour, missing the playoffs for wicz. now a coach and anti-drug have come out from Europe,” he Petralli of Texas, who hit .647; the Angels’ the first time since 1974. They bear little resemblance to the Brian Downing with 12 hits, and Allan “See, what you have to realize. John, and you team that dominated the NHL in campaigner. “I would suggest to said. “These are very sophisti­ probably don’t, I know you don’t, but the majority of finished tied with Quebec for the anybotjy (using them) they have cated substances that come from Anderson of Minnesota. 2-0 with a 1.18 earned worst record in the NHL. the early 1980s. Trades and run average. bookmakers are crybabies. You know, they could But a surprising thing hap­ retirements have left them with the stuff analyzed because there Italy, Germany and France. have the biggest weekend in the world and they’re is a lot of junk out there.” They are less harmful.” always complaining about they lose.” pened to Arbour. Even with his only one regular, Bryan Trottier, Vacation doesn’t have to be a hassle ^ ' team out of the playoff picture over the age of 30. But the Benoit Levesque, a bodybuilder Dolegiewicz, who coaches ath­ Johnson NL player of week Janszen and his girlfriend. Danita Marcum, virtually from the day he took enthusiasm shown by the “kids” who said he supplied banned letes ages 9 and up at a training testified in the report that they placed bets on the We make It easy to enjoy your vacation — and keep up with the news as well. over, he started having fun last season was one of the drugs to numerous athletes — center in Saskatoon, Saskatche­ NEW YORK — Howard Johnson of the New Reds and other baseball games for Rose with Peters coaching. reasons. Arbour said, “that I including the Canada’s top fe­ wan, said he got up to 1,000 steroid York Mets was named National League Player from mid-May 1987 to July 14, 1987. At No Extra Cost 1 “My juices started flowing at wanted a long-term male hurdler, Julie Rocheleau- tablets at a time from a phar­ of the Week for June 19-25. “He bet on ...?” Dowd quotes himself asking Enjoy the Manchester Herald at your vacation hideaway. commitment.” macy at Austin, where he studied Johnson had 11 hits in 23 at-bats. drove in Janszen. the end of the season.” he said. “I Baumann — agreed. seven runs, had two doubles amd a slugging If you’re getting away from It all on an extended vacation but still want to enjoy your Herald saw a lot of improvement from “When I started coaching Levesque told Dubin that relia­ science at the University of Texas “Baseball, only baseball,” Janszen answered. subscription every day, we have a plan for you. our young players. again, and got involved, I realized in the 1970s and early 1980s. The percentage of .957 as the Mets won five of six “Including the Reds?” Dowd asked. ble supplies have virtually dried games. Ask us to put your paper on "VACATION MAIL" and. at no extra charge, we’ll mail your “We have a very young team, how much I missed it.” said Tha Aitociatad Prass up since probes were called in government panel was told that “Yes, sir, every game,” Janszen said. and by the end of last .season, they Arbour, who admitted he origi­ Dowd’s report said that, according to Janszen, Manchester Herald to you while you’re out of town. It’s a groat way to keep up with what’s Canada and the United States, the pharmacy owner was subse­ happening while you got away. were beginning to get a touch of nally hadn’t intended to come WORLD RECORD HOLDER — Ben Johnson, world where legislators are holding quently jailed for providing drugs Rose told Reds assistant clubhouse manager Mark what pride and winning were all back. “1 felt enthused working record-holder for the 100 meters, is shown here in a file hearings toward toughening anti­ without a prescription. Major Harris sues police Stowe this spring that he was betting through Please note the minimum period for vacation mall is four (4) weeks and wo cannot have a about.” with the kids. photo. Experts say that due to Johnson’s disqualification drug laws. “A doctor gave you a prescrip­ PITTSBURGH (AP) — University of Wesj Janszen. subscription on vacation mail for longer than 3 months. Arbour knows a lot about “It’s hard to say how fast our from the 1988 Summer OImpics in Seoul, South Korea, Johnson’s longtime physician. tion for 1,000 Dianabol?” Dubin Virginia quarterback Major Harris has sued There was no comment from Stowe contained in Your subscription for the paper must be paid for before the vacation mail period and the mailing winning. He is third on the young players will develop. We Pittsburgh police, saying excessive force was the report. After Monday’s game, Stowe denied that cost is free. have some real good kids who for steroid use has made it much more difficult now for Dr. Jamie Astaphan, could lose asked. Rose told him that. all-time coaching list with 615 his licence to practice in Canada “Yes he did.” Dolegiewicz said. used and racial slurs made during his arrest It will be mailed first class so your paper won’t be delayed. regular-.season victories, trailing need direction.” users to finds steroids. “No. Absolutely, not,” Stowe said. after admitting under oath that “At one time?” Rubin asked. two years ago. j Dowd said a former FBI agent determined that Just Call 647-9946 To Make Your Vacation Arrangements. he prescribed for Johnson and “At one time,” Dolegiewicz Harris, 21, charges he was hit in the head three betting sheets were in Rose’s handwriting. other athletes the drugs that cost said. twice with a flashlight by police and driven A call to the circulation department at 647-9946 is all it takes to put your paper on vacation mail. around in a patrol car before given medical Rose was confronted with the evidence during his ATP still undecided concerning South his No. 1 patient an Olympic gold “Did you tell him you were deposition, but denied any involvement. When Circulation Hours are 8:30 am to 6 pm Monday through Friday and medal. opening up your own drug store? ” attention following his arrest on June 26, 1987. Dowd asked whether the handwriting was his. Rose asKing these political questions uoycoueu tne 1980 Olympics in Astaphan, now living in his Dubin said. The suit, filed last Friday in U.S. District Saturday from 7 am to 9:30 am WIMBLEDON. England (AP) But Jordan said it would be Court, is seeking $1 million in compensatory answered: “I couldn’t tell you if that’s my — The organization set to take wrong to single out South Africa and I don’t know where it will Moscow to protest the Soviet native Caribbean, is believed to “No, I did not,” Dolegiewicz handwriting” and “I don’t recognize it as my Union’s invasion of Afghanistan. and punitive damages. Please let us know if we can help. control of men’s tennis defended and its system of racial segrega­ start.” be just one of several local said. “But the doctor was an Harris, a Pittsburgh resident who will be a handwriting.” on Tuesday its scheduling of two tion. while allowing tournaments Jordan, who was White House “The IOC held the Olympics in doctors under investigation by ex-weightlifter.” Dave Bernstein, a friend of Janszen’s, testified chief of staff for President Jimmy the capital city of the aggressor senior with two years of eligibility, was tournaments in South Africa, in countries such as Israel. China the profession’s governing body accused by police of throwing a brick at a that Rose called in bets on “baseball and saying sports venues should not and the Soviet Union that also Carter, rejected criticism by that year,” he said. amid allegations they prescribed basketball.” Bernstein recalled hearing bets on The 1990 ATP Tour will include squad car when officers were called to the teams such as the “Yankees, Cardinals. Pirates. be determined by politics. have been criticized for human organizations with strong anti­ the muscle-builders for no medi­ Oakland section of the city to break up a crowd iMaurliPHtpr UpralJi rights abuses. apartheid stands such as the a $277,500 event in Capetown, EMERGENCY Dodgers.” Hamilton Jordan, head of the cal purpose. Fire — Police — Medical of young people. . , ^ Association of Tennis Profession­ “Where do you draw the line on International Olympic Commit­ South Africa, in April and a Bernstein said he did not recall the Reds being tee and accused them of $250,000 tournament in Johannes­ Testimony has shown Winstrol He was charged with recklessly endangering mentioned during these particular betting conver­ als that will run the men’s tour political judgments? I could V. a veterinary steroid made another person and resisting arrest. beginning in 1990, said the deci­ make the argument that Iran hypocrisy. burg in October. It also will DIAL 911 sations. but he specifically recalled Janszen telling It was during the Carter feature events in China, the exclusively in Aurora, Ontario, is In Manchester him during that period that Rose bet on Cincinnati. sion to play in South Africa should not have a Davis Cup popular among athletes, veteri- remained under discussion. team,” Jordan said. “You .start presidency that the United States Soviet Union. f MANCHESTER HERALD. 'Tuesday, June 27, 1989 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD Tuesday, June 27. 1989 Puzzles Softball Networks plan promotional blitz J SCOREBOARD Bv Kathryn Baker Maxell videotape packages. 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The networks wherever they are.” Scenes at America’s Favorite Network.” A Bidwell vs. Trinity. 6 — Keeney Baltimore 31 .569 — (Southwest Park), 5:45 p.m. 15 Hawaiian bird 24 Map P 0 N D now have to work to win them over, and that coupon in single-cassette packages will offer Pub vs. DeCormier, 6 — Charter Oak New York 36 37 .493 5'/j A TEE TIME.. ABC plans to take out ads in TV Guide again Toronto 36 38 ,«6 6 TWILIGHT BASEBALL - 16 Waste water abbreviation G has spawned an unprecedented burst of this fall — with a difference. During the the video for $5.95. Scotch packages will also Boston 34 37 .479 6'/j Herb’s at Moriarty’s, 7:30 18 Nigerian city 25 Biblical Cleveland 35 39 .473 7 B 0 U B a | y | a R E A promotional innovation for the 1989-90 season. month of November — when important local include a printed insert promoting NBC’s fall measure Mllwoukee 35 40 .467 T h p.m. 19 Double curve E D N A R 0 u L L Come fall, folks stopping in for a pizza will affiliate ratings are measured — ABC’s ads schedule. Monday’s results Detroit 27 45 .375 14 20 Ostracize 26 Window part West DIvMon 27 Division L 1 A R E M T i BT N 0 S also receive an ABC promo tape. Shoppers will include bar codes, similar to product ABC is participating in a promotional video DUSTY LEAGUE — Ward Manufacturing beat W L Pet. GB 21 Tear apart Wednesday THT N can buy a blank Scotch videotape and get an price codes. The codes can be read by distribution that also involves HBO and Ooklond U: 30 .60S — 23 Old age 28 Truck drivers L E W D B E 0 Hockanum Blackahawks, 14-8. at Keeney Street NBC featurette, visit K mart and be greeted programming “ wands” included with some Paramount productions. One million promo­ Californio 42 30 .583 2 LEGION BASEBALL - 25 Musical play 29 Ancient Italian Field. Steve Dubich and Bob Deane had three hits Kansas CItv 42 31 .575 2V? family 48 Pretense by CBS displays, go to a movie and see a Panasonic videocassette recorders. Run the tional videos will be handed out to Pizza Hut Texas 41 33 .554 4 Manchester at Enfield (Fermi 27 Wall covering 38 For fear that each for the winners while Alan Lehrse, Scott Van 30 Back commercial for ABC. Demonstrator televi­ customers. Minnesota 38 37 .507 V/i High), 5:45 p.m. 31 Rugs 39 Paddle 50 Companion of wand over the bar code in the ad for, say, Oudenhove and Ed Hernandez added two each. For Seattle 34 41 .453 11'Zi 32 Entertainer Ted 41 Game animal sion sets in Sears stores will be tuned to NBC, “ thirtysomething,’’ and the machine is CBS and NBC’s retailer tie-ins, meanwhile, Chicago 29 47 .382 16'/? 32 Nautical pole aah Hockanum, Mike Yankowski ripped three hits while 4 2 ______Lisa and Maxell tape packages will include pitches involve cross-promotion in print and televi­ Monday's Oomes 33 Language suffix 51 Be programmed to record it. ABC figures there Jeff Holt. Fred Gliha and Dave Burnett added two Minnesota 4, Oakland 3, 10 Innings Thursday 35 Actor___ 43 In line 34 Noun ending sorry for CBS. are 800,000 such VCRs in viewers’ homes. sion ads, plus in-store displays enticing N each. Cleveland 4, Texas 3 Ferrer 44 Sport Seattle ot Kansas City, ppd., rain TWILIGHT BASEBALL - 35 Farm animal for Last season, the three-network share of the CBS previously announced a promotional shoppers to enter contests with prizes of cars, WOMEN’S REC — Manchester State Bank nipped 36 Married 45 Determined Only games scheduled Katz at Moriarty’s, 7:30 p.m. 3 6 ______Hari television audience dropped to 67 percent, partnership with K mart Corp., and NBC video equipment, vacations — even, in NBC’s Hungry Tiger Cafe, 7-6, at Charter Oak Park. Sue Tuesday's Oomes woman's title 47 Mines' output 52 Actress West Toronto (Flanogan 4-5) ot Baltimore 37 Ch(X)se anew from 71 percent the previous season. Those followed suit with Sears, Roebuck and Co. case, a guest shot on a prime-time show. Leslie. Terry Clapp, Linda Contos and Lisa Talaga (Tibbs 40), 7:35 o.m, 39 Abalone 1 2 3 9 10 11 A.C. Nielsen Co. figures reflect inroads by ABC is still looking for a retail partner, but Stay tuned. Come the fall, the networks will California (Blvleven 7-2) at Cleveland Friday had two hits each with the latter tripling. For HTC. 40 Horned animal cable, independent channels and video­ has other promotional plans, including the find out if anyone’s buying. (Black 6-7), 7:35 p.m. n 14 LEGION BASEBALL - 12 Jan Norris. Colleen Dolohanty, Bunter Purcell, New York (J.Jones 2-1) ot Detroit (Gib­ 41 Agglomeration cassette rentals in the last decade that have first-ever network commercial in movie Annette McCall and Gail Fracchia had two hits son 2-4). 7:35 p.m. Windsor at Manchester (East 42 Publications □ □ □ 17 eroded the networks’ traditional combined theaters — a 60-second promo for its fall each. Sue Ladyga homered. (Jakland (M .Young 0-1) at MInnesoto Catholic), 5:45 p.m. IB (R.Smith 43), 8:05 p.m. 45 In support of share that ranged up to 90 percent in the 1970s. lineup that will begin running in 5,000 theaters RIGGED — Diana Rigg will succeed AA — Outdoor Store trounced Bray’s Jewelers. Texos (K.Broiwn 6-4) ot Chlcogo (Hib­ 46 Upper part J 20 IB 19 bard 0-1), 8 :X p.m. SWAP? This summer and fall, the networks’ in August. Vincent Price as host of the PBS series 17-5. at Fitzgerald Field. John Taylor was a perfect 49 "Messiah," for Boston (Clemens 8-5) ot Milwaukee National League results Reds 5, Dodgers 3 St. Louis G M Dot Moxvlllsold Monday that promotional ploys range from look-alike CBS plans to run on its own airwaves “ CBS “ Mystery! ’’ next season. Price has been host 5-for-5 for the winners while Spencer Moore had (August 6-7), 8:30 p.m. the Cordlnols hove considered trodlnglnlured one 24 “ news” reports on upcoming shows to Spotlites,” advertisements designed to re­ Seottle (Holman 1-2) at Kansas CItv outfielder Willie Mc(3ee tor o pitcher, but the Sportlight i of the Mobil-financed series since 1981. Rigg, three hits, including a homer. Clayton Folsom. Dino LOS AN G ELS CINCINNATI 52 Type of fish (Aauino 3-1), 8:35 p.m. Expos 5. Mets 1 club hosn'f fielded many offers vet. ■ 2S 29 30 marketing tie-ins with retail outlets and semble news breaks, that feature reports on a British actress probably still best-known for O b rh b l o b rh bl 5 3 ______de25 plume26 Castelli and Bob Juliano added two apiece. For Wednesday's Games STATUS videotape manufacturers — on the assump­ stars of upcoming CBS shows. her role as Mrs. Peel on the British spy-satire Toronto of Baltimore, 7:35 o.m. Gonzolz cf 4 0 10 LHorrls 3b 4 0 10 Cincinnati's Ron Robinson started Monday 54 Yours and mine Bray’s, Matt Mirucki and Bob Hill had two apiece. Rndiph 2b 4 1 1 0 Wlnghm cf 4 1 1 0 for the Noshvllle Sounds os port of o 20doy tion that viewers will buy the tapes to record Californio at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. N EW YORK MONTREAL 55 Greek god 31 32 All three networks have cross-promotions series “ The Avengers,’’ said she was Standings; Main Pub 6-1. Brand Rex 6-2. Glenn New York ot Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Obrhbl obrh bl Gibson If 4 1 1 3 Larkin ss 4 1 3 0 medical rehobllltotlon progrom. Dr. Jobe June 27 the network’s shows. involving videotapes. Ooklond at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Samuel cf DM rtni cf 4 0 0 0 Murrov 1b 4 1 1 0 ONelM rf 4 1 1 3 performed arthroscopic surgery on his rlghf 56 Solemn wonder delighted to succeed Price and “ proud to be Construction 5-1. Farr’s 4-2. Pagani Caterers 2-3. 4 0 0 0 J 35 MIDovIs rf 3 0 3 0 Sabo 3b 34 Texas at Chlcogo. 8:30 p.m. Mogodn 1b 4 0 10 Foley 2b 4 0 10 4 0 0 0 elbow on A6orch 31. It wos Is hisfirst start since 1903 — Willie Anderson 57 Blood pigment Mark Zakarin, vice president for market­ CBS has joined Maxell in a marketing presenting the best of British programs to the Washington Social Club 2-5. Bray’s Jewelers 1-6, Boston at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. HJhnsn 3b 4 0 10 Galorrg 1b 3 1 2 0 ScloscIa c 3 0 10 Franco p 0 0 00 and he'll be opposing Omoho. captures the U.S. Open golf ing for ABC Entertainment, calls the new strategy that will include a plug for Maxell in Seattle at Kansas CItv, 8:35 o.m. Shelby pr 0 0 0 0 Griffey If 3 0 3 0 SIDELINED 58 Abstract being ■ American public.” Rigg also will be the star Outdoor Store 1-7. McRyids If 4 0 0 0 Raines If 2 1 1 1 37 1 38 Jefferls 2b 2 0 0 0 ONIxon If 3 0 0 0 Homltn 3b 4 0 11 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 Texas catcher (»eno Petrolll iwos Inlured In 0 title with a network strategy “ guerrilla marketing.’’ CBS’ fall print advertising. A circular of a “ Mystery!” presentation next year, AGrIffIn ss 4 0 4 0 Daniels ph WEST SIDE — Cox Cable slipped past Food for Teufel 2b 10 0 0 Brooks rf 4 13 1 0 0 00 collision ot home plate with Clevelond Joel two-stroke victory over David DOWN “ These used to be easy jobs,” he said. promoting CBS shows will be included in “ Mother Love.” Thought. 5-4. at Pagani Field. Fred McViegh led the National League standings MWIIsn rf 3 0 10 Wollach 3b 3 10 0 Leary p 3 0 0 0 LOunns pr 00 0 0 Skinner In the fourth Inning Mondov ond wos Lyons c 2 0 0 0 Sontoven c 4 0 10 Duncan ph 0 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 3 1 3 0 carried oft the field on o stretcher. Petrolll Brown in a playoff. winners with two hits. West p 0 0 0 0 Owen ss 3 1 3 3 Belcher p 0 0 0 0 Diaz c 4 1 1 3 sustained a torn llgoment In his left knee and 1914 — Jack Johnson wins a 1 Broadway 42 43 44 ' I 45 48 Cost DlvWon AAozzIlll ph 10 0 0 Perez p 3 0 00 MHtchr ph 10 0 0 Mahler p 2 0 0 0 the Rangers estimate he will be sidelined tot PAGANI — Zembrowski’s beat Acadia Restau­ W L Pet. OB Roomes If 10 0 0 slxtoelght weeks. 20-round referee’s decision musical ■ Innis p 0 0 0 0 so 51 rant. 7-3, at Pagani Field. Jim Rook, Jack Hull, John Montreal 41 34 .547 — Elster ss 3 12 1 Totals 33 913 3 Totals 33 510 5 SPEAKING over Frank 2 Footless 49 T V Tonight Greene. Jeff Schandt and Mike Miller had two hits New York 39 33 .542 'A Gooden p 10 0 0 "Tonight was m y night. I like to pitch in the 3 Female theater Chlcogo 40 34 . 541 'h Sosser c U s Angoles 300 100 000— 3 heat. I told myself that one run might be the Moran at the Velodrome 56 2 0 0 0 attendant 53 each for the winners. Mike Barrett had two in St. Louis 36 36 .500 3>A Totals 31 1 5 1 Totots 33 5 9 S Cincinnati 000 003 20x— 5 game with (3ooden pitching. He's the pitcher I d’Hiver in Paris. defeat. Pittsburgh 30 41 .433 9 DP— Los Angeles 1, Cincinnati 3. LOB— admire most In baseball. I watch himo lot."— 4 Sign of the Phltodelphlo 25 46 .352 14 Los Angeles 6, Cincinnati 6. 2B— AGrIffIn, 66ontrearsPoscual Perez. 1950 — Chandler Harper 66 58 New York 001 000 000-1 zodiac 6:00PM (D (X) @) ® @ News hunter. Olivia de Havilland, Montgomery finement for forty years. Scott Glenn, Bar­ [U S A ] Dragnet AB — Lathrop Insurance defeated Mak Company, West Division Montreol 000 900 OOx-d Murray. MIDovIs. HR— Gibson (6), ONelM SEASONS wins the PGA championship Clift. Ralph Richardson. 1949. bara Carrera, Laurence Olivier. 1985. W L Pet. OB E— Lyons. DP— Montreal 1. LOB—New (13), DIoz (1). SB— LHarrIs 3 (9), AGrlf- June 27,1917 — Catcher Honk Gowdv of the 5 Billiard shot (3D Mott Houston 1 :30AM (X) The Judge (CC) 10-5, at Robertson Park. Tim Duell. Kevin Busque fln (4). S— Duncan. by beating Henry @ M O V IE: 'Running Breve' The story of Rated R. Son Pronclsco 46 29 .613 — York 3. Montreol 5. 26— Golarroga, Broves became the first plover to enter 6 Chimps (c)1989 by NEA. Inc 27 (33) Star Trek ( D Joe Franklin and John Odell collected two hits each for the Houston 43 33 .560 4 Brooks, Foley. HR— Elster (2). Owen (4). IP H R E R BB SO military service In World Wort. williams, Jr.. 4 and 3 in the Sioux Indian Billy Mills, a long-distance run­ [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Ucense to Drive' (CC) Cincinnati 40 34 .541 5‘/} SB— Brooks (4), Raines (18). U s Angeles 1939 — The Brooklyn Dodgers and the O S McMillan and Wife ner who won the gold medal in the 1964 Despite the fact that he failed his driver's (33) INN News winners while Matt Kellie homered. For Mak, Mark Leary 6 7 3 3 0 1 final round. Los Angeles 37 37 .500 8'/? IP H R E R BB SO Boston Braves ployed to 2-2 tie In 23 Innings. ® Sledge Hammerl Olympics. Robby Benson. Pat Mingle, Clau­ test, a teen-ager "borrows" his grandfath­ (8 ) Angie Holmes. Tom Bombadier. Ed Bombadier and John San Diego 36 40 .474 IOV3 Mbui VfkTk Belcher L.4-7 2 3 3 3 1 4 Whit Wvott pitched the first 16 Innings for the 1959 — Mickey Wright beats dia Cron. 1983. er's mint-condition Cadillac for a late-night Atlanta 39 44 .397 16 CIncInnoti Dodgers. Both clubs ployed o 26-lnntng lie In @ ) Victory Garden (CC). S) Later With Bob Costas Lurate had two each. Gooden L.9-3 4 5 5 5 1 4 [A & E ] Sir W illiam Slim Field Marshall of dream date. Corey Haim, Corey Feldman. Montfov's Oontes West 3 4 0 0 1 2 Mahler 6 1-3 10 3 3 3 3 1920at the so me Broves Field, Louise Suggs by two strokes (S ) Charlie's Angels the British Army during World War II. Sir 1988. Rated PG. (hi Stereo) (8 ) Honeymooners Part 2 of 2. NORTHERN — LM Gill beat Trash Way, 12-10, at CIncInnoti 5, Los Angeles 3 Innis 1 0 0 0 0 0 Dibble W,0-3 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 3 1958— Billy Pierce of the Otlcogo White Sox for her Robertson Park. Brian Collins. Rich Brimley. Gary Montreal 5, New York 1 Montreal Franco S,30 1 3 0 0 0 0 retired 26 straight Washington batters before ® W KRP in Cincinnati William Slim led several offensives into the 1 0 : 3 0 P M (3D Odd Couple [C N N ] Nawsnight Update HBP— Daniels by Belcher. second stright U.S. Women’s CELEBRITY CIPHER ^ , Burma jungles. (60 min.) Pittsburgh % Chlcogo 1 Perez W>8 9 5 1 1 0 11 plnch-hltterEdFlIzgeroldhllaloopInadouble (SS World of Survival (R) [D IS ] MOVIE; 'Jack the Giant Killer' A Desjarlais, Ron Lucy, Ron Slamon and Tony Fedor San Froncisco 4, Houston 3 Umpires— Home, Dovidson; First, Bo­ Umpires—Home, Hohn; Rrst. Mon- lust Inside the right field line tor the only hd. Colobrlty Cipher cryptogrem. ere cr««ed hon> quot.tl^s (8) INN News Open golf title. Each letter In the cipher elands lor another. 7od»y a due. C equals u [CNN] PrimeNews young farm lad battles monsters, dragons had two hits each for the winners with John Phllobelphlo 5, St. Louis 4 nin; Second. Harvey; Third, Pulll. togue; Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Dar­ Pierce then struck out Alble Pearson on three d3) Three's Company (8 ) Hogan's Heroes ling. pitches and beat the Senators SO. 1971 — JoAnne Carner wins [D IS ] Daniel end the Tow ers Based on a and sorcery when he is chosen to escort a Only games scheduled T — 2:36. A— 27,395. [A & E ] New Wilderness ® Fswfty Towers Ossowski homering. For Trash Away. Paul Hebert. Tuesday's Gomes 1973 — David Clyde, o 8125000 18-vear-old the U.S. Women’s Open golf true story. A young boy fights to prevent beautiful princess to safety. Kerwin Mat­ Pittsburgh (Kranw r 1-4) at Chlcogo Monday’s home runs bonus bobv, pitched five Innings and struck •fdclotigpq. itlsjir [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Astsrix and Caesar's thews, Judi Meredith, Torin Thatcher. Jim Michalek. Jeff Nelson, Harry Cammeyer. Bob title with a the destruction of the metal and glass tow­ d3) Three's Company (Sutcliffe 9-4). 3:30 p.m. Pirates 2, Cubs 1 out eight and allowed one hit In his first molor Surprise' Animated. In SO B.C., the French ers deeded to him by their creator. (60 1962. Rated G. Simler and Dave Simler had two each. Atlanto (Smoltz 9-5) at Cincinnati league stort. Texas beot the Minnesota Twins comic-strip character battles for control of [D IS ] Zorro seven-stroke victory over UDOPGPEP GO PTBGOS; IDLY min.) [H B O ] Not Necessarily the News (In REC — Nutmeg Mechanical Services got by the (Scudder 1-1), 7:35 p.m. AMERICAN LEAGUE 4-3bef ore 35098 fons— the Rangers'first home the only village not under Caesar's rule. Puckett (5),Twins. Kathy Whitworth. [ESPN] Karate: U.S. Bantamweight 1 1 :0 0 P M (X) (X) (gl ® ®) (S) Stereo) New York (Cone 4-5) ot Montreal PITTSBURGH CHICAGO sellout otArllngton Stadium. 1976. Rated NR. News Elks, 7-5, at Nike Field. Paul Carpenter cracked (B.Smith 7-3). 7:35 p.m. Obrhbl obr h bl 1980 — Los Angeles Dodger Jerry Reuss FDOJP YJTY — ED AJDAIJ Championship From Portland. ME. (60 [U S A ] Hollywood Insider four hits for Nutmeg while Matt Beebe and Dave Son Francisco (LaCoss 3-5) ot Houston Bonds If 4 1 1 0 Walton cf 4 0 3 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE pitched o no-hItter ogolnst the Son Francisco [ESPN] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas­ min.) (Taped) (Y1 It's a Uving Dot turns to a dating ser­ Elster (2), Mets; Owen (4), Expos; Gibson Glontsf or on SOvIctorvot Condlestl ck Pork. ers. vice to find her ideal man. (R) Love Boat (Cloncv 5-5). 8:35 p.m. Bernard 3b 4 1 3 1 DwSmth If 4 0 0 0 [HBO] MOVIE: 'Deliverance' A week­ 1 :35AM (X) Miner had three apiece. Dave Chevrette. Glen Cobb Phllodelphia (Cook 3-0) at St. Louis VanSlyk cf 4 0 10 Sndbrg 3b 4 0 0 0 (8), Dodgers; O'Neill (12), Dial (1), Reds. 1986 — Toronto's Domoso Gordo hit tour VKD OJNJL BOJV IDLY FDOJP [LIFE] MacGruder 81 Loud end canoe trip turns into a nightmarish (33) Cheers (CC), [M A X ] MOVIE: Call Me' A and Tom Carpenter had two apiece. For Elks. Tom (DeLeon 8-6), 8:35 p.m. Bonilla 3b 4 0 0 1 Dawson rf 4 0 0 0 doubles In six at bats ogolnst the New York 1 :40AM Son Diego (Hurst 6-5) at Los Angeles GWIIson rf 4 0 0 0 Grace 1b 4 0 3 0 YonkeesostheBlue Joys won 14-7. G olf [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Rooster Cogbum' The struggle for survival for four Atlanta busi­ d4) Sneak Previews (In Stereo) bored Manhattan career woman finds her­ Hite and Terry Fleming had three each while Len VTP TIGNJ.' — UKJPEJLEDO. daughter of a murdered minister joins nessmen. Burt Reynolds. Jon Voight, Ned self aroused by an obscene phone caller. (Tudor (W), 10:35 p.m. Redus 1b 3 0 0 0 Berryhlll c 4 0 10 Baseball Today (8 ) Weekday (R) Polchlopek and Norm Kowalsky had two each. Matt Wednesdov's Gomes RQunns ss 3 0 0 0 Low 3b 4 1 1 0 PREVIOUS SOLUTION; "There's a mighty big dIHerence between good, forces with a crotchety former-deputy to Beatty. 1972. Rated R. Patricia Charbonneau, Patti D'Arbanville, Pittsburgh at Chlcogo. 3:30 p.m. Bllardelt c 3 0 10 Dunston ss 3 0 10 O ) M*A*S*H Sam Freed. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Rozelle clubbed a three-run homer. sound reasons and reasons that sound good. — Burton Hillls. track down the killers. John Wayne, Ka­ [LIFE] Cagney 81 Lacey San Francisco at Houston. 2:35 p.m. Drobek p 3 0 0 0 GModdx p 3 0 0 0 SCOREBOARD Met Life Ike Tournament tharine Hepburn, Richard Jordan. 1975. (ST) Arsanio Hall (In Stereo) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'To Live and Die in L.A.' superior Court NIKE — J&M Grinding beat Reed Construction. New York at Montreal, 7:05 p.m. Varsho ph 0 0 0 0 Son Diego at Los Angeles (10:35p.m. E D T ), Transactions Rated PG. 2:00 AM (X) 19-8. at Nike Field. Dan Dumond and A1 Parlow had Atlanta ot CIncInnoti, 7:35 p.m. Pico p 0 0 0 0 In o matchup of former Boston teammates, (CC) A government agent goes under­ [C N N ] Moneyline (S ) Alice Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. MlWIIms p 0 0 0 0 Bruce Hurst (6-5) pitches for the Padres GREENWICH (AP) — Here ore the [T M C ] MOVIE: ‘Chuck Berry Halil Halil cover to find a counterfeiter after his part­ [D IS ] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet three hits each for the winners while Pat Garuder Son Diego at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Totals 33 3 5 3 Totals 33 1 7 1 against John Tudor ((H)). Tudor Is making his By Ttie Associated Press first-round scores from Monday's Metropoli­ Rock ‘N ’ Roir Concert clips and rare ner is killed in the line of duty. William L. @ NVR Showcase [E S P N ] Monster Truck Challenge Part had three, including a three-run homer. Mark first stort ot the season, following grm BASEBALL tan Golf Assoclotlon/Met Life Ike Tourno- glimpses of the performer's private life Peterson, Willem Dafoe. 1985. Rated R. (8 ) Dating Game Pittsburgh 300 000 000-3 surgery. American League ment at the 7,133-vord Stonwich Club In highlight this tribute to rock-and-roll 3 Greenwich, (In Stereo) 8 ) Jsffersons (CC). Dumond had three, including a homer. Tom American League results Chlcogo 000 010 oo o-i STATS BOSTON RED SOX— Purchased Jett pioneer Chuck Berry. Chuck Berry, Keith [LIFE ] Spenser; For Hire Dawson, and Ed Kenneson added two each. Mike l,OB— Pittsburgh 5, Chicago 6. 2B— Von- Ruben Sierra of Texas Is only the third Stone, outfielder, from the Texos Too 47 plovers advanced Into Tuesdov's Richards, Eric Clapton. 1987. Rated PG. (In [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Call Me' A bored Man­ [E S P N ] SportsLook Slyke, Walton. 3B— Bonds. SB— Dunston final round: hattan career woman finds herself aroused [U S A ] Miami Vice Crockett investigates molor-leogue player In the lost 22 years to be Rangers. Signed Eric Wedge, catcher, Stereo) [H B O ] MOVIE: ‘Death Before Dishonor' Dombowski led Reed with four hits while Howie Twins 4, Athletics 3 (13). leading his league In both batting ond RBIs on and osslgned him to Elmira ot the New TomYellln,Stanwlch37-35-72(OLJ). by an obscene phone caller. Patricia Char- a corrupt judge who has involved his own Zimnoch and Rob Roya had three apiece. Earl IP H R ER BB SO June 26. The others were Frank Robinson of York-Penn League. Jerry Courvllle Jr., Shorehoven 37-35- [U S A ] Cartoon Express bonneau, Patti D’Arbanville, Sam Freed, son intaa bribery scheme with a mobster. A Marine sergeant tries to rescue a kid­ Pittsburgh C L E V E L A N D INDIANS— Called up Nell 7 2 (0 U ). I THAT SCRA'^f** 3 (60 min.) napped superior from Middle Eastern ter­ Baltimore In 1967 and Dove Winfield ot New (CC). |ln stereo) 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) Lappen, Jim McGowan. Glenn Dubois and Brian OAKLAND MINNESOTA Drobek W.5-5 9 7 1 1 1 5 York In 1988.... Oakland Is (W In extra Inning Allen, pitcher, from Colorodo Springs ot P. J . Cowan, Pine Hllls36-37-73(0LJ). by Hei.n .' • I - 9 6 : 3 0 P M GDCBS News rorists. Fred Dryer, Brian Keith, Paul W in­ Tacey added two each. Ob r h bl o b r b b i Chlcogo games thisseoson. the Pocific Coast League. Sent Keith Robert Housen, Monosouan Rlver37-37- C£ (S) ABC News (CC) [U S A ] Murder, She W rote Murder inter­ 1 1 :3 0 P M CD ® Nightline (CC). field. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) RHndsn If 4 0 3 1 Bckmn 2b 3 1 1 0 GModdux L.6-7 7 4 2 2 3 3 Atherton, pitcher, to Colorodo Springs. 7 4 (O U ). Unscramble these four Jumbles, rupts a determined man's. (Leslie Nielsen) STREAKS (In Stereo) [TMC] MOVIE; 'Call Me' A bored CHARTER OAK — Glenn Construction II edged DHndsn cf 5 0 10 Newmn ?b 10 0 0 Pico 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Entering Tuesday's game ogolnst Pitts­ M IN N ESO TA TW INS— Activated Kent JohnKarcherll,WeeBurn38-36-74(OLJ). one letter to each square, to form ( ^ Too Close for Comfort quest to find buriod treasure. (60 min.) (X ) Arsenio Hall Manhattan career woman finds herself ar­ Coastal Tool, 8-6, at Fitzgerald Field, Gary Powers DPorkr dh 4 0 10 Bush rf 5 1 1 1 MlWIItms 1 3-3 0 0 0 0 0 burgh, the Chlcogo Cubs hod lostfourstrolght Hrbek, first bosemon, from the ISdov DaveRenzulll,Patterson34-4(>-74(OLJ). lour ordinary twords. @ ® NBC News (CC). (33) Honeymooners BIknsp 3b 10 0 0 Puckett cf 5 13 3 Umpire s— Home. Williams; First, games, scoring only one run In the tour. disabled list. Optioned Olondo Mercado, Peter K e lif Jr„ Folrmount 37-37-74(OU). 8:30PM (3D (SD Wonder Years (CC) oused by an obscene phone caller. Patricia ( E b Nightly Business Report (8 ) ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) and Bill Finnegan had three hits each for the Steinbeh c 5 0 0 0 Dwyer dh 4 0 0 0 HIrschbeck; Second. MeSherry; Third, Jerome Walton's RBI single In the fifth Inning catcher, to Portlond of the Pocitic Coast John Baldw in, M eadow Brook 36-39- Kevin, jealous of Paul's big bar mitzvah ce­ Charbonneau, Patti D'Arbanville, Sam winners. For Coastal, Paul Lasewicz. Rob Daniel­ Lonsfrd 3b 3 3 3 0 GaettI 3b 4 0 1 0 West. Monday snopped a streak of 26 consecutive League. 7 5 IO U ). u SEED ® W KRP in Cincinnati lebration, pretends he can't anend. (R) (In (8 ) Nabokov on Kaflca Christopher Plum­ Freed. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) T — 2:16. A— 35,407. Alton Small, Folrmount39^36-75(OLJ). son, Bill Donnillan and Fred Gomez had two each. McGwIr 1b 4 0 3 3 Hrbek 1b 3 0 10 scoreless Innings for the Cubs. ... Houston's S E A T T L E MARINERS— Optioned Keith S3) Love Connection Stereo) mer re-enacts a Vladimir Nabokov lecture [U S A ] Madame's Place Hubbrd 2b 3 0 0 0 Loudner c 4 0 10 Lorry Andersen has notollovvedahomerunin Comstock, pitcher, to Colgory of the Po­ JonDoppelt, BroeBurn39-36-75(OLJ). about Franz Kafka's novella "Metamor­ Circus the Stars (CC) Standings: Awesome Audio 7-1. Highlan Park Phillips ss 1 0 10 Moses If 3 0 10 the Astrodome In lost 1091-3 Innings doting to cific Coast League. Bruce Young, Horkers H ollow 41-34- [A & E ] Profiles Featured: David Ben- 9:00PM (X) of phosis." 2:30AM (X) Sustaining Javier rf 4 0 0 0 (3agne ss 4 1 1 0 Phillies 5, Cardinals 4 MOV 11,1987 (Mike Schmidt). TE X A S RANGERS— Placed (3eno Pet­ 7 5 (O U ). Gurion. Baa Arthur and Martin Mull are ringmasters Market 6-1. Glenn Construction 6-3. Army & Navy Gollego ss 2 10 0 SWINGS ralll, catcher, on the 21-doy disabled list. Steve LeBlonc, Sterling Forms 37-39- for the 13th annual presentation. Celebri­ (8 ) Soap ( ^ (8 ) Alice 7 6 (0 U ), [CN N ] Showbiz Today Club 4-3, Coastal Tool 2-4. CBT 2-5. Manchester Hossey ph 10 0 0 Clevelond has hit 40 home runs on the rood Purchased the controct ot Thod Bosley, ties include Louie Anderson, Christopher ® St. Elsewhere [C N N ] Sports Latenight Nelson p 0 0 0 0 PHILA STLOUIS and 2) at home. The Indlons hove outhomered outfielder, from Oklahoma CItv of the (3eroae Zohrlnger III, Stonwich 38-38- DAHY N [E S P N ] SportaLook Hawett, Mary Hart, Tom Poston, Marsha Property Maintenance 1-6, Postal Express 0-5. 76IO U ), @ MacNail/Lehrer Newshour [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Totals 37 3 9 3 Totals 36 4 10 4 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl the opposition, 40-23, on the rood, but at home American Association. Warfield. (2 hrs.) (R) (In Stereo) Dykstro cf 5 3 3 0 Colennan If 5 0 0 0 the opponents hove outhomered the Tribe, Notional Leogue John Krlkorlon, Morris County 37-39- 7 : 0 0 P M ( X Inaide Edition [CN N ] Sports Tonight scores. 7 6 (O U ). (X) ® Roseanne (C C ) Roseanne bets her Ooklond 001 000 101 0--3 Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Oouend 2b 4 0 13 25-21. SAN DIEGO PADRES— Activated Tim (X ) < S > Wheel of Fortune (CC). [U S A ] Lancer Minnesota 002 001 000 1 VHoves 3b 3 1 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 0 10 SLUMPS Flannery, Inflelder, from the 15-dov dis­ Gene Rvzewicz, Longshore39-37-76(OLJ). husband he'll never finish repairing the [DIS] MOVIE: 'Summer Stock' There's Tw o outs when winning run scored. Kruk rf 3 0 11 Guerrer 1b 3 0 0 0 Clevelond Is 7-tor-49 plnch-hlttlng this abled list. Optioned Gary Green, Inflelder, James Kllduff, Ploinf leld37-39-76(OLJ). (1 ) Coeizy Show (CC). (In Stereo) truck. (R) (In Stereo) pandemonium in the fields when a group of 2:35AM (X) Family Feud DP— Oakland 1. Minnesota 1. LO B— season (.162), with rive RBIs. to Lxis Vegas of the Pacific Coost League. Alan Sped, Smithtown Landing 38-39- show people turn a farmer's barn into a Ready If 3 12 3 Durhm 1b 0 0 0 0 CAPELA WHAT THE INTELLI- GB) INN New t Hunter Little Miss softball Oakland 8, Minnesota 6. 2B— RHenderson, Jordan 1b 4 0 11 Bmnsky rf STARTERS Announced that Dove Lelper, pitcher, will 7 7 (O U ). (X) temporary theater. Judy Garland. Gene 3:00AM (X) Home Shopping Over­ 3 1 1 0 (H) M*A*S»H GaettI, Gagne, Lansford, Phillips. 3B— Ford If 3 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 3 0 0 0 Texas has six pichers with ERAS under 3.W. begin o 2(Fdav rehabilitation assignment Gregory Bolt, Shackomoxon 38-39- 7"^ 6ENCE AGENT HAC? (gl (P In the Heat of the Night (CC) Kelly, Eddie Bracken. 1950. night Service (3 hrs.) Puckett. HR— Puckett (5). SB— Bush (3). Then ss 3 0 11 ond only one (Gary MIelke) has fewer than 30 with Los Vegos. 77(OLJ). Gillespie suspects Sheriff Thompson, an M Thm p cf 4 1 1 1 WHEN HE GTAYeC? (S ) dZ) MacNeil/Lahrar Newahour [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date (35) White Shadow Lansford 2 (12). S— Backmon. Jeltz ss 3 0 10 TPeiw c 2 10 0 Innings pitched. They are MIelke, 1,93; Jeff BASKETBALL Tom Hamilton, GardenCltv38-39-77(OLJ). old friend, may be responsible for a man's Foul llo,Belloort,40-37-77(OLJ). HOME FRO/Vl WOI?K. (S) Police Story scores. (31) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Monday’s results IP H R E R BB SO Daulton c 4 0 10 Wolllng ph 10 0 0 Russell, 1.99; Mike Jeffcoot, 2.5); Kenny Notional Basketball Association death. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) Ooklond Ruffin p 1 000 HIM p 2 1 2 1 Rogers, 2.70; Nolan Ryan, 2.96; and Kevin CHICAGO BULLS— Traded Brad Sell­ Michael Kovko, Plainfield West 41-36- ( ^ ® Currant Affair [H B O ] Wimbledon '89 Highlights 7 7 (O U ). (S ) @ Frontlina (CC) Examines the dif­ 8 ) Trapper John, M.D. Moore 8 8 3 3 0 GAHarrs p 0 0 0 0 Morris ph 0 0 0 0 Brown,2.97. Brown, o rookie, leads thestoftln ers, forward, to the Seattle SuperSonlcs BOREEF MANCHESTER — Westown Pharmacy trounced Jett Thomas, Plainfield Wesl40-3S-78(OLJ). ivuw aiiaiiyo iiio .o i i c b w (S) Cheers (CC). ferences between American and Japanese [C N N ] Headline News Overnight Nelson 1 1 0 0 3 Corman p 0 0 0 0 LIndmn ph 10 0 0 complete gomes with flve. Rvon ond Brown lor the 18th pick In the entry draft. form the surprise answer, as sug­ 1 1 :3 5 P M (X) Night Court Village Cuts. 22-5. at Martin School. Nicole Dakin Bums L.4-2 3-3 1 1 1 0 Dernier ph 10 0 0 Dayley p 0 0 0 0 rank 2-3 In the A L In opponents' batting HOCKEY James Fisher, Notional 38-40-78(OU). S3) Star Trek cultures, using the game of baseball to il­ gested by the above cart(x>n. 1 1 :4 5 P M [TM C] MOVIE: 'The Se­ [E S P N ] Auto Racing: CAR T G.l. Joe's Minnesota Porrett p 0 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 overoge ogolnst. Foes ore hitting.186 against Nottomil Hockey Leogue Michael Brown, Pine Hills39-39-77(OLJ). ICC lustrate each country's approach to busi­ tripled twice and doubled twice to lead the winners [A & E ] Chronicle The Bath Iron Works In 200 From Portland, Ore. (2 hrs.) (R) Rawlev 7 3-3 6 2 2 3 1 Lake ph 10 10 TJones ph 10 0 0 Rvon and .208 ogolnst Brown. Mike Moore of LOS A N G ELES KINGS— Released Ro­ Louis Paoluccl,Wvkagvl38-4l>-78(OLJ). ness practices. (60 min.) (R) cret of My Success' (CC) An ambitious while Anessa Hamel and Danielle Cartier also Reardon W,2-2 2 1-3 3 1 1 1 1 Bullock pr 0 10 0 OaklandlsNo.1ot.184. land Melonson, gooltender, and Gllles JlmTumeso,Knollwood39-39-78(OLJ). Maine. Kansas farmboy makes his way up Man­ 3:05AM (7 ) News (R) collected four hits each. Nicole Eicker pitched well. Umpires— Home. Johnson; First. Hen­ McDwII p 0 00 0 SLUMPINGSTARTERS Hamel, left wing. Signed KyostI Karlolol (Sene Kurlhoro, Nassau39-39-78(OLJ). u rn -. [C N N ] Moneyline [A & E ] M O V IE; 'Equus' A psychiatrist at­ hattan's coiporate ladder by masquerad­ dry; Second, Clark; Third, Reed. Of Zone Smith's 11 losses, three hove come nen and Mikael LIndholm, forwards. Joe Somers, Mt. Klsco3S-40-78(OLJ). tempts to discover why a young man 3:25AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Working Totals 3S S11 5 Totals 33 4 6 4 (Answers tomorrow) [ESPN] SportaCenter Up-to-date ing as a junior executive. Michael J. Fox, For Village. Michelle Fogarty had two hits while T — 3:00. A— 31,914. byoon e-run margin, three by two runsond one N EW JE R S EY D EV ILS — Signed Vlo- KevInMcEvov.Mt, Klsco38-40-78(OU). blinded a stable of horses. Based on the Helen Slater, Richard Jordan. 1987. Rated Girls' Lizzie Borden's fictionalized account John Wlllloms, Apowomls43-35-78(OU). scores. Heather Czaja and Rhiannon Salcius played well. Phltodelphlo 000 013— 5 by three runs. Atlanta has been shut out twice cheslov Fetisov ond Sergei Starikov, de­ Jumbles: CXIMET WEIGH YEOMAN TAUGHT play by Peter Shaffer. Richard Burton, Pe­ PG-13. (In Stereo) of a day in the lives of a group of prosti­ SILouls 000 040 OOO-^ ■with Smith on the mound. Three times Smith fensemen. OovlsPakslnKi,GardenCltv39-38-78(OLJ) Yesterday's [L IF E ] Spenser: For Hire ter Firth, Jenny Agutter. 1977, tutes in a Manhanan brothel. Louise Smith, Manchester Sewing Machine Center beat Army & Timothy Ford, Pelham39-39-78(OU). Answer Why the cook hurried to the herb garden— Indians 4, Rangers 3 E — Guerrero. OP— Phllodelphia 1, has left the gome with the Braves leodlno, only N EW YORK ISLANDERS— Signed Al 1 1 :5 5 P M [HBO] MOVIE; 'Moving' Ellen McElduff, Amanda Goodwin. 1986. StLouls 3. LO B— Phllodelphia 11, StLouls to see theAtlonto bullpen falter. Arbour, heod cooch, to o multlveor con- Angelo Petrogllo, Howell Pork 39-39- HE H A D N T MUCH 'TH YM E" (time) [U S A ] Miami Vice The investigation ot a [C N N ] Lairy King Live Navy. 9-5. Debra Boucher and Betsy Ryan had two 7 8 (O U ). (CC) A recently fired engineer and his fa­ Rated NR. 6. 3B— Oykstro, HIM, Oouendo. Ready 3. SAVES troct. Announced that Dorev Regler and cocaine smuggler introduces Tubbs to an [DIS] MOVIE: ‘The Sword and the hits apiece for MSMC while Debra Vasko tripled. American Indian zealot who'a waging a mily embark on a disastrous cross-country CLEVELAND TEXAS 3B— MThompson. SB— MThompson (14). Steve Bedroslon hos five saves In five Rick Wilson, assistant cooches, will re­ GregHelnlman,Cronburv38-40-78(OLJ). Rose* Mary Tudor attempts to defy her 3:30AM [D IS ] m o v i e : ‘The Sword turn tor the 1989-90 seoson. H a ro ld G lld e rsto n e , Dutchess 38-41- move when he's offered a high-paying job For A&N. Jessica Jiovano, Heather Jolly and Becky Ob r h bl obrhbl S— Herr. opportunities since lolnlng the Son Francisco war against drug traders. (60 min.) brother King Henry VIII when he insists and the Rose' Mary Tudor attempts to Glonts. COLLEGE 7 9 (O U ). in Idaho. Richard Pryor, Beverly Todd. Browne 2b 3 1 1 0 Espy cf 4 0 3 0 IP H R ER BB SO that she marry the King of France instead defy her brother King Henry VIII whan he Smith played well. OMcDwl If 3 0 0 0 Sosa If 4 0 0 0 Phllodelphlo STARS C O LB Y— Named Edward Mestlerl, Al­ M a rk M c B rid e , W esthom pton 39-40- 7 : 3 0 P M Q D Entertainment Tonight El­ Dave Thomas. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) fred Holliday, Thomos Dexter and Gerald 79(OLJ). izabeth Taylor discusses her upcoming of the commoner she truly loves. Richard insists that she marry the King of France Manchester State Bank defeated Fuss & O’Neill. Hengel If 2 0 0 0 Palmer 1b 4 0 11 Rufhn 4 2-3 5 4 4 3 1 Poscuol Perez pitched o fIve-hItter and 12 : 0 0 A M (X) USA Today Scheduled: GAHorrls 1 0 0 0 3 0 struck out 11 Mondov os the Montreal Expos LImmons assistant footboll cooches; JamesGllbeii,TallTree39-40-79(OLJ). TV-movia "Sweet Bird of Youth," (In Todd, Glynis Johns, James Robertson instead of the commoner she truly loves. 7-4. Christine Sawyer and Danielle Cyr had three Carter cf 4 0 0 0 Sierra rf 3 110 medical-waste disposal. POBrIn lb 3 1 1 1 Franco 2b 4 0 10 Carmon 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 beat the New York Mets S-1 Monday night. Rochelle Amerol men's and women's Richard Spear, Piping Rock40-39-79(OLJ). Astrograph Stereo) Justice. 1953. Richard Todd, Glynis Johns, James Rob­ hits each for MSB whilke Rebecca Keeney also Snyder rf 4 0 11 Petralll c 0 0 0 0 Porrett W>2 3 1 0 0 1 3 SCOUTING swimming cooch and (3erold McDowell David Christie, Stonwich40-39-79(OLJ). (33) War of the Worlds Harrison calls a ertson Justice. 1953. Peter BIscontI J r ., Westchester 37-46- (T l (S) Jeopardy I (CC). [ESPN ] Top Rank Boxing; Michael Ola­ DCIark dh 3 1 1 0 Kreuter c 2 0 0 0 McDwII S,5 1 0 0 0 0 0 Tom O'Malley drove In three runs and men's assistant basketball coach. jide vs. Kenny Lopez Middleweight bout secret meeting with experts on extrater­ [U S A ] MOVIE: The Naked Face' After played well. For Fuss, Sharon Anderson slammed a StLouls scored three times Monday night as Tlde- F U LL E R TO N S T A T E -N o m e d Keith 79(OLJ). Jacoby 3b 4 1 1 0 MStnly ph 10 0 0 (X ) Kata & Allia (CC). scheduled for 10 rounds, from Las Vegas restrial life-forms ~ and discovers that a his secretary and patient are murdered, a home run while Dani Abram doubled. Nicole Skinner c 4 0 3 1 RLeoch dh 4 1 1 1 Hill 6 4 1 1 4 0 woter (Mets) defeoted Scranton-Wllkes- Starr men's assistant basketball coach. William Dober,Blrchwood39-40-79(OLJ). entering Into some type ot special ar­ (33) Major League Baseball; New York (2 hrs.) (Live) disguised invader is in the group. (60 min.) psychiatrist comes to believe that he is the Fermln ss 3 0 2 1 Buechel 3b 4 1 1 1 Dovlev 2 5 3 3 0 1 Barre (Phillies) 11-2 In on International N A V Y — Announced the reslgnotlon of Patrick Fo g a rty, Links at Lido 42-37- Bowers, Emily Caingello and RaeAnn Doyon played 7 9 (O U ), rangement with another today, make Yankees at Detroit Tigers (2 hrs., 30 (R) (In Stereo) real target. Roger Moore, Rod Steiger, Art Kunkel ss 3 0 0 0 Worrell L,l-3 1 2 1 1 2 0 League gome. Dove Smalley, women's head bosketboll [LIFE] MOVIE; 'I Dream of Jeannia: 16 well. Totals 33 4 9 4 Totals 33 3 7 3 Dovlev pitched to 2 betters In the 9th. SOLDI coach, so he con devote more time to his Steven A n te n u ccI, Ridgew ood 41-38- ^Your sure you have all the facts and even min.) (Live) Years Later' Jeannie the magical genie at­ (3i) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Carney. 1985. HBP— Jeltz by HIM. WP— HIM 3. Texas sold outfielder Jeff Stone to Boston position os ossistont director of athletics 79(OLJ), double check those you think you have. (S ) M*A»8 *H tempts to save her marriage to astronaut S) Morton Downey Jr. (R) [H B O ] m o v i e : 'Made in Nassiff outslugged Hour Glass Cleaners, 17-10. Umpires— Nonf>e, Runge; First, Halllon; Monday for cosh. Stone will be assigned from M EM PH IS S T A T E -N o m e d Chuck Sto- Robert Stuart, Notional 42-37-79(OLJ). 3:35AM Clevelond 200 300 000— 4

1« — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. June 27. 1989 DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright FOCUS/Advice J ^ f '5 VA C A TlO t^, \>(joa((>n e -< x>o u p r o m i s e d coHAt^ MirHALiTi^g: m I Cco^, (|'^SOLPIER, AREN'T ^ ' h im ? HE'6 n o REAL RULER PTQAr ...... ALL MAH AH ©'LONGS rem arried at a ceremony at their rustic ranch. r H'L YOU LOYAL TO NOBOPY'S l o y a l e x c e p t LIFE.P Johnson, 39, and Griffith, 31, were married f f ABTSER storage space for computers ^YOUR RULER? j PALACE 6UARD5. HE /YIAKES — THET VUKIN& THE. EAULV DAYS HEVAH^ under a white, flower-entwined arbor in a OF AA\EWCAN COLONIALISM^ THE COMMON IBP L ELSE POOR. % W CHAt>CE5/ non-denominational ceremony attended by DM^TO W/IS OENEHALLY CONDEmiED By Larry Blasko it’s not much more difficult than about 30 people, publicist Elliott Mintz said in BY MAINISTE-RS AND PHYSICIANS The Associated Press installing a card in your system — announcing the Monday afternoon ceremony. The CompuBug if you select a hard card, it’s Griffith, who is expecting to give birth in For it is written: “ Required exactly the same thing. autumn, was nominated for an Academy The June 27 issue of PC Dial by NEA. Ir>c personal computer data storage Award for her “ Working Girl.’’ shall always exceed available hard card, internal hard drive Magazine has a good article on Johnson and Griffith were married in 1976 data storage." and external hard drive. buying a hard disk by mail. It and divorced within two years. ARLO AND JANI8 by Jimmy Johnson It's a law as immutable as A hard card is a board that fits reviews eight mail-order com­ M- bread landing butter-side down. into one of your PC’s expansion panies and walks you through Hurt shreds records GEME' eroPTHAT 1 YOUMeAW.inGOOUr But you can stay almost even with slots and combines the disk and some of the important considera­ AMDlFI&TAYIM,ICAM'r? NEW YORK (AP) - Actor William Hurt ^RUWMIWGIM TH£ H 0 U 5 ^ I CAM RUM... your PC data storage require­ the disk controller in one pack­ tions in buying a disk. BLONDIE by Dean Young S Stan Drake became worried that his house was bugged R l ^ ments by adding a hard disk drive age. An internal hard drive is For those with Apple Il-series when he learned his former live-in lover was I THINK IT'S REALLY NICE ACTUALLY, < WHAT DO to your rig. either full or half-height and has a machines, 20 megabyte hard suing him, and ordered his housekeeper to THE WAV AAR. a n d AARS HE HAS TO YOU AAEAN? A 5.25-inch floppy disk stores separate controller card. A half­ drives are advertised at around QITHERS ARE ALWAYS shred financial records, the former employee HOLDING HANDS ■) 360,000 characters, roughly 60.000 height drive takes up one of the $600. THE PILOPIA\S six-character English words. A horizontal slots reserved on the testified. “He told me I had to take the financial CONSIDERED THE 3.5-inch floppy disk handles about case of your PC for floppy drives. Computer baseball records and quietly destroy them,” Dianna TOMATO AN ABOfAINATION ...... twice that. But an entry-level 20 A full-height drive takes up both Baseball season may tempt Schiebel said Monday on the fifth day of a trial ON PAR WITH DANCIN& W megabyte (20 million characters) slots. An external drive sits even seasoned computer hobby­ to determine whether Hurt, 39, had a AND CARD-PLAYIN&. ’ orT »i hard disk will multiply storage beside your computer, connected ists away from their monitors. n o t EVERYONE FELT SO ^ ®orei»i» common-law marriage with dancer Sandra capacity by at least 50 times that to it by a cable. An internal Those who want to satisfy both Jennings, the 32-year-old mother of Hurt’s son. *’/n STRONOLY HOWEMER. RECORDS SHOW ONE of the commonest floppy. And a half-height drive or hard card is addictions should look at some of JOHM?0<0 Jennings is suing Hurt for divorce, claiming PASTOR IN EARLY /MASSACHUSETTS DAY WAS hard disk for IBM PC or compati­ probably the best choice for the the baseball games on the that a common-law marriage exists between FIKED DY HIS CONGREGATION FOR bles can be had with the required hobbyist. market. PC Computing magazine ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue them, based on four weeks the couple spent in THOUGHTLESSLY CxHOWINO TO M ATO ES IN controller for as little as $250. Unless every disposable dime headlines the June issue with an Beaufort, S.C., where he was film ing “ The Big HIS &A-RDENI Some of the newer home- is earmarked, go for the 40 article on how the major leagues WE'D BETTER FORGET IT.' EVEN I...THEY'LL BE ACROSS SO WHAT'RE 1 GO BACK TO M O O W 'T H IN K HE \MAYBE! Chill.” She says the marriage began Dec. 9, ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady GET AFTER TH' WITH A COUPLA TH' BORDER BEFORE WE GONNA ) AND LET GUZ KNOW MIGHT KNOW WE'LL oriented software requires a hard megabyte (40 million character) use computers. But the real meat LEMMlANS.ZIG f PRISONERS IN /W E CAN GET CLOSE 1982, when the actor learned he was divorced DO? WHAT WENT ON OUT/ WHAT THIS j SEE! disk, and the faster performance drive. You get twice the storage is a review of five baseball games T O W ... ^ TO 'E M ! H ER E! ,------< THING IS? from actress Mary Beth Hurt. of hard disks makes many for less than twice the money. by Henry Aaron, known to most of Schiebel. who eventually became Hurt’s WHENEI/K PASQUAie OEM UP A eeifisn fO fia t M , IT'$ n n computer games, particularly One mail-order house (Sham­ us as Hall of Earner Hank Aaron, personal assistant, said Hurt became worried m\IK TDWA07 A w r PUEA5Ath- G(ZACE w m the complex simulations, more rock, 1-800-722-A T -X T ), for exam ­ owner of the lifetime home-run that bis house was bugged when he learned otEM'^-rovs... r n ^ m m ! H 0 $ T / fun to play. ple, offers 20 megabytes with record, among others. Aaron Hard disks are named so controller for $249, 40 megabytes gives no-nonsense, balanced re­ Jennings was going to sue him. Dr. Gott because the magnetic medium for $349. The extra $100 buys a lot views for the following games; that records the information is on more. The Sporting News Baseball, Givens charges Tyson Peter Qott, M.D. rapidly rotating metallic platters And unless you are a total klutz, Pete Rose Pennant Fever, Hard­ in a sealed container. They come buy the drive by mail and install it ball!, Street Sports Baseball, RADNOR, Pa. (AP) — Actress Robin Givens three main ways for PC users — yourself. You’ll save money, and Earl Weaver Baseball. says ex-husband Mike Tyson threatened to kill her at times and on one occasion even placed a THE BORN LOSER by Art Banaom pillow over her head, according to a published report. WaLULOOK AT IT MY WAY,Offl<^, IF Best vacuum cleaners costly “ Michael told me that he was going to kill me ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook n 16T0PftP ATCVEPY S|6H THAT -9A1D "5CP,' and that the world would be grateful because y.g LI 1111 he’s made them think that I’m bad,” Givens L'D wevep 6e r to clu&I Use sunglasses said in an interview published in the July 1 l^PATltiA!l.0!7|<^ By the Editors 5«B'S lidT PBAcTirt&.l issue of TV Guide magazine. WH0’$ HOME.' H0|^ WA5 of Consumer Reports DWT KW feitiimSBft. Consumer Reports Tyson’s attorney, Howard Weitzman, said DAY WITH ThF .ULa. M6? IT'5 1 1IftumniEw' Q to protect eyes The perfect vacuum cleaner has yet to be that when he told Tyson of the comments, the W6'i'5lTfgR? H n ME designed. Upright and canister vacuums each do boxer shrugged and said, “ Come on, man.” HWR4JOoH'ri(fclMQ|oW 1 certain jobs better than the either. upright and a canister model. But a power-nozzle The two were married Feb. 7, 1988, and WHO 1 ArA? w Uprights, with their revolving brushes, excel at Givens filed for divorce in October. The DEAR DR. GOTT: I do arc welding in my job. I canister, which tries to combine the best of both, carpet cleaning, especially rugs with a deep pile. divorce was finalized last month. wear a protective hood with a shaded lens and may be the wisest choice. But their weak suction makes them less than ideal Even though she said Tyson hit her at times, 1 long-sleeve shirts to protect my arms. Since I am Recently, Consumer Reports’ engineers tested a for hare-surface chores. Similarly, most uprights Givens said she still loves him. fair-skinned with blue eyes, should I wear host of deluxe and basic cleaners, both uprights and are rather awkward to use with attachments. FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavaa sunglasses when I go outdoors to reduce the odds of canisters, from a number of leading makers. Many 1 Getting under furniture is another problem: developing cornea cancer or cataracts when I’m of the models were made by Eureka and Hoover, Uprights, with their bulky motor housings, typically since together they account for more than half the Berry gets bronze star L00fc..rH^y Thf PfcLAf^ATiofsi oF older? require five or six inches of clearance. They are also market. UNIVERSITY CITY, Mo. (AP) - Rock ’n’ H/yt®n‘c:2L( inconvenient to use on stairs. THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill 8chorr / O f J JULX DEAR READER: A recent study showed that Of the 26 full-sized upright cleaners tested, two roll star Chuck Berry was among 10 people Canisters, which rely on suction to do the work, Chesapeake Bay fishermen, whose eyes are relatively expensive models topped the ratings. The honored with bronze stars along the St. Louis IT HASN'T are not well suited for deep cleaning and are exposed to large amounts of sunlight, have a high Hoover U33199, which was slightly jerky when its Walk of Fame. inadequate for carpets with a medium or high pile. U N T U . J u l y 4 w / incidence of cataracts. Based on this and other self-propelled feature was selected, has the edge in “ I am really flattered, as well as honored, But they perform better on bare floors than ■ reports, many ophthalmologists recommend eye deep cleaning; it lists for $370. The Panasonic and very proud ... to have this sort of uprights. Canisters, with their many attachments, protection from ultrtaviolet radiation. They urge MC6230, $300, is quieter and a bit more convenient to compliment paid to me.” Berry, 62, said during can make cleaning woodwork, drapes and stairs ^ Tlte FAX AtAcKiNf that sunglasses be worn in bright sunlight to retard use. Sunday’s ceremony outside the Blueberry Hill easy. And they get into tight spots and reach under the growth of cataracts (clouding of the eyes’ If those are too rich for your blood, take a look at tavern in suburban St. Louis. r ^ u s r H A v F ^ £ i N beds and chairs. lenses). Therefore, I suggest that you use the Eureka 1489A, which placed in the second tier of The tavern owner, Joe Edwards, came up One solution to the problem is to buy both an 1 P O W N . C.-77 sunglasses to protect your eyes from sundamage. models. It offers good performance for a modest with the idea for the sidewalk tribute to honor I 19B9 by NEA. Inc T H A V g S $130. But check a floor sample to see if its springy the contributions of prominent figures in St. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll plastic handle will bother you. An even less Louis’ history. expensive model, the Hoover U4455. was just as Others honored were baseball Hall of Earner SOUNDS LIKE I HOPE HE ...THUMB. DEAR DR. GOTT: I am 12 and have a friend the competent in cleaning but reluctant to roll on Stan Musial, dancer Katherine Dunham, HE'S HANG-ING DOESN'T same age. I know it’s wrong, but three or four times Our Language high-pile shag rugs. If all your carpets are no higher architect and engineer James B. Eads, poet A PICTURE. 6ANG HIS... w e’ve played with each other’s privates, if you know than medium pile, it’s a good budget bet at $100. T.S. Eliot, musician Scott Joplin, aviator The best-performing suction-only canisters were O t i! what I mean. I feel dirty afterward. but always want Charles A. Lindbergh, actor Vincent Price, St. two by Miele, the S234i and S227. They both offer Louis Post-Dispatch Sunder Joseph Pulitzer NORTH to do It again. Are we normal or does this mean we Something infrequent happens seldom or rarely. S aN ^ 6An^ a*i! owf , I powerful suction, but at a powerful price ($410 and and playwright Tennessee Williams. ♦ AKJ43 are gay? Among words that means the opposite of infrequent, VQ52 $330, respectively). One of the least expensive &AW& a n : O H ! the most frequent example can be found in frequent. ♦ 7 4 canisters, the Sanyo SCP2010, had adequate suction, fe4Ni$- DEAR READER: Boys and girls your age often Jactation refers to bragging or boasting. Of Perkins pleads guilty ♦ 962 but didn’t free rugs well from surface litter. O H ! o n ! ■ experience a period of sexual exploration before course, if you already knew this little-used word, WEST EAST ^ they sexually mature. This activity is normal and Of the power-nozzle canisters tested, the Hoover CARDIFF. Wales (AP) — Actor Anthony declarer remember his intermediate 0)n ! o w / you’re entitled to enjoy some jactation. ♦ 10 8 7 5 2 ♦ 9 does not ordinarily indicate that such children are S3277040 is the only one that earned top marks in Perkins pleaded guilty to importing 0.05 ounce ¥10 T J 9 8 4 Management lessons on trump management. both cleaning and suction. But at $400, it’s far from of marijuana into Britain and was fined $300. The takeout double should alert gay: rather, it is temporary behavior that is soon QUESTION: Someone who makes women’s hats ♦ K J 10 5 ♦ 9 8 3 cheap. The Eureka Express 8295A ($500) and the The 57-year-old actor said Monday he sent a trainee South to the possibility that hearts arc outgrown by heterosexuals. I would not feel “ dirty.” ♦ A K Q ♦ J 8 7 4 3 is called a milliner. Why? package containing marijuana grown in the not splitting evenly. So he should play CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanct Rodawall You m ay be, as my mother used to point out, going Panasonic MC9530 ($410) were also top-rated. If SOUTH By James Jacoby you’re willing to give up a bit in performance, you backyard of his Los Angeles home to himself in a heart to dummy's queen and return a through a “ stage." ANSWER: Milliner comes from a variant spelling ♦ Q6 might want to look at the Sears 27455, $352. The care of Cardiff’s Angel Hotel. heart, playing low to allow East to win Of course, some homosexuals discover at an early of Milaner referring to someone associated with ¥ A K 7 6 3 Would anyone care to speculate on the trick as West shows out. This way age that they prefer sexual behavior with members Eureka 1759, $290, offers even greater savings, if Prosecutor Sian Phillips told Cardiff Magis­ ♦ A Q 6 2 Milan, Italy. Fine goods and wom en’s apparel from how a careless declarer would go set East cannot hurt declarer by playing you can find it. That model has been discontinued, trates Court that a package arrived at the hotel ♦ 10 5 of the same sex. However, to nr.y knowledge, most Milan were among the featured merchandise of in today’s four-heart contract? Do you another club, since it can be ruffed in but it may still be available in some stores. June 20 addressed to “ Anthony Perkins” but experts would agree that the activity you describe is milliners when they first wore the label of milliner Vulnerable; Neither suppose such a player would ruff the dummy. If East returns a diamond, usually experimental and common to 12-year-olds. If you consider buying both an upright and a was mistakenly given to the wrong Mr. Dealer: South third round of clubs and then play Q- in 1530. declarer wins the ace and cashes the Don’t w orry about it. To give you m ore information, canister, you could team the suction-only Eureka Perkins. K-A of hearts, hoping for a 3-2 division remaining high trumps. Meanwhile I am sending you a free copy of my Health Report 3332A canister with the upright Hoover U4455. With Police examined the package and discovered South West North East of trumps? Of course that line of play poor West has to make some discards. 1 ¥ Dbl. Redbl. 2 * “ Where to Find Sex Information.” Other readers Do you have a question or comment about our discounts, you’d have a pretty good system for less it contained marijuana, the prosecutor said. leads to disaster, since declarer can­ If he chooses to keep the king of dia­ Pass Pass 2 ¥ Pass who would like a copy should send $1.25 with their language? Please write to Jeffrey McQuain, in care than $200. Two detectives arrested Perkins on Sunday not afford to give up the fourth heart. monds, he will have to throw a spade, 3 ♦ Pass 3 ♦ Pass name and address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, OH of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ Note that all prices are manufacturer’s list. night after he checked into the hotel. (East would simply cash two more and declarer will run that suit. And if 4 ¥ Ail pass Discounts are widely available. club tricks.) And, should declarer start he throws the king of diamonds away, 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. ter 06040. Opening lead: ♦ K after the spades. East will simply ruff declarer will recognize that his dia­ the second or perhaps third round of mond queen is a winner and will take that suit. What is required here is that it before playing the spade suit MANCHESTER HERALD. Tue.sday, June 27, 1989 — 19 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. June 27. 1989 SCIENCE & HEALTH CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711

READ YOUR AD; Closilfid advertisements ore Most people missed sexual revolution, survey shows RATES: 1 to 6 days; 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified advertlsments to token by telephone os o convenience. The 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ Incorrect Insertion and then only tor the slie of NEW YORK (AP) - A survey interview Monday. More than two-thirds of re­ Reproduction at Indiana women, and 65 percent disap­ their files for information that 20 to n days: 60 cents per line per day. 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen of more than 3,000 adults suggests The survey, which could help spondents said homosexuals University. proved of adult premarital sex by could help explain the spread of the value of the advertisement will not be Minimum ctiarse: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. that if there was a sexual researchers understand how should not be allowed to be Among the findings: men. AIDS, said June Reinisch, the corrected by on additional Insertion. revolution in the 1960s, most AIDS spreads, was not released judges, teachers, ministers, doc­ —Extramarital sex was des­ Fewer respondents disap­ institute’s director. Americans missed it. for so long because two of its tors or government officials, cribed as “always wrong” or proved of sexual acts if the "In the course of this search, The survey, conducted in 1970 authors fought over whose name Levitt said. “ almost always vs'rong” by 87 partners loved each other, “ leav­ we recognized the potential value I BUSINESS IHDMES IHDMES but published this week for the should appear first on the title The study, “ Sex and Morality in percent of respondents. ing little doubt, therefore, that LOST 1 PART TIME HELP HELP of the unpublished 1970 survey Idppdhtunities FDH SALE FDH SALE first time, found that Americans page, said Hubert J. O’Gorman, theU.S.,’ ’ is the only survey of sex —Homosexual relations among many respondents still cherished Notices |a n d fo u n d HELP WANTED WANTED WANTED data,” she wrote in a preface to overwhelmingly disapproved of who edited the survey report to be and morality taken in a represen­ people who don’t love each other the ideal of love as a basis for Don't miss the many offer­ MANCHESTER. Forest WILLINGTON. Relive the book. As o condition precedent to Twai^^Tear^TTcocI^r history! Relive history prostitution, extramarital sex published Thursday. tative sample of the U.S. popula­ were described the same way by sexual behavior,” the authors ings In today's classified Hills - Kennedy Rood. the placement of any adver­ spaniel, blond. Tolland POSTAL lobs. Start $10.39 POSITION available for In new 1748 Solt Box and premarital sex and were The survey’s other authors tion before AIDS, said Charles 88 percent of the respondents. said. tising In the Manchester He­ PART TIME PERSON columns. 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It’s of great his­ proved of teen-age girls having sity in Middletown, Conn., said in FIRST time home buyers. contact, dispatching perienced preferred. through Friday. competition. Earn up to home has 3 fireplaces, that dealt with the morality Two years ago, Reinisch claims of unfair trade practi­ Please coll 528-1300 ial. Nice dining room, population has been exagger­ torical interest,” said Turner, premarital sex; 73 percent disap­ an introduction to the survey. The Me Cue Mortgage and invoicing. IBM High school diploma $2,000. Part time. beehive oven, 3 bed­ pushed a compromise in which ces, Infringement ot trade­ living room, kitchen, ated,” one of the study’s authors, aspect ” of sexual behavior, said who had prior access to the proved of teenage boys having marks, trade names or pat­ Company Is hosting a computer experienced mandatory. Good abil­ SECRETARY with soles Interest free, expansion finished room In base­ rooms, 2'/2 baths, on 0 3 Eugene F. Levitt, a psychologist Levitt. “ And, by the way, it shows findings under a special arrange­ premarital sex. The survey had been nearly Klassen was listed first and ents, violation of rights of free financial seminar. helpful. Complete ity to work with others. office experience. Full after start up. $12,550 plus acre parcel with Investment. Call 24 ment, 1'/2 baths, vinyl at the Indiana University School how bitterly anti-homosexual the ment with the Kinsey Institute for —Seventy percent disapproved forgotten when researchers at the Williams was designated the privacy ond Infringement of Topics will Include In­ benefit package Contact William Cole time for Industrial dis­ siding, garage. Excel­ brook and pond. 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New York 10701 and 3 cor garage. between 11 and 15 million New York Times reported today. Mondty to Friday, 9 to 6 rep looking tor a full and Immediate occu­ down on its own landing gear at hectares of tropical forest They were discovered among able to detect HIV-2 between 45 ' classified Call for more details. pancy Is offered on this Home features 3050 sq. Joan Threlfall 649-3917. time secretary. Duties ft. of living area, 4 225 mph, then lower shuttle (an area larger than hundreds of blood samples from percent and 90 percent of the If you don't use It, don't Include; heavy typing delightful 6 room Cope landing gear mounted between its DISHWASHER needed on White Street. 3 bed­ bedrooms, 2 full baths, Austria) are lost, ' Isi-J; people who sought to be tested for time, Curran said, citing figures n e ^ It and don't want It, and excellent phone 2 holt baths, 1st floor main tires, said NASA spokeswo­ why not sell It with a evenings, for hard skills. Call Alda Morin rooms, l '/2 baths, fire­ AIDS in New York City, officials presented at an international Real Estate place, hardwood floors laundry, many custom man Nancy Lovato at Edwards Closslfled Ad? Coll 643- working person. Ca- at 633-8385.______said. AIDS conference in Montreal. reeer opportunities are plus carpeting, ap­ feotuces. $385,000. Phil­ Air Force Base. “ The bad news is that, yes, 2711 to place your ad. HOUSE ot Lloyd demon­ AM real estate advertised In pliances, fireplace with ips Real Estate 742- Health officials say America’s possible, and we will the Manchester Herald Is Roughly 50,000 square kilometers of dosed HIV-2 infection is here,” said city train you. Call Coveys strators wanted. Join ^RIDING DUMP TRUCK. Build I:;:;:;:; woodstove, above 1450. D______“ We intend to do a whole series blood supply appears safe. If an the number 1 h ome '' a pedal powered truck for subject to the Fair Housing "Iropical forest are logged annually. 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'‘"''scale drawings. #1658 $3.95 moke any such preference, Sellers of this Ansoldl standard AIDS tests. The finding 504 charge each addi­ tenance work. Knowl­ limitation or discrimination. built 7 room Colonial country kitchen to ing gear will support the plane, fo r research rather than oversized deck, cus­ means uncertainty for people tional line, per day. You edge of oll-fired boilers ONE OF THE surest wavs The Herald will not know­ on Timber Troll ore there is no danger to veteran transfusion. •J SATISFACTION OR YOUR ingly accept onv advertise­ offering Immediate oc­ tom window treotents, who already have passed such can cancel at any time. helpful. Call 742-6655 to find bargain buys’is to MONEY BACK! shuttle astronaut C. Gordon Ful­ Health experts disagree on ment which Is In violation of cupancy! 3 bedrooms, corner fireplace. tests and also means blood banks SORRY, dally, Monday through Shop the classified ods ^To order plans mail check or v:::;;; the low. lerton, who will fly it, she added. whether HIV-2 is as dangerous as ''money order and pfolectijH.; ceramic baths, 1st Cathedral ceilings, lo­ will have a tougher time making NO REFUNDS OR Friday, 9:30 am - 4:30 every day. SOURCE: Woild Wlldll)* Fund InfoGrapNca O 1M9 Nonh Anrwrica SyndlcAle, HIV-I Find the Item pm. liw number and name, with your floor laundry, shinev cated near Bolton town The test landings will be ■Jut— I sure a donation is AIDS-free. ADJUSTMENTS ^:i:;:$name, address and zip. Add line. $249,900. 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No. Main St...... 397-496 Proepect...... taining. A home you ways. Immediate occu­ NEW construction. Three Norwood...... ell Kennedy Space Center. The shut­ that the fungus appears very tation of caterpillars was re­ defoliated for several years in a take will take pride In. pancy. Large family bedroom attached Charter Oak St...... 141-346 Perm Dr...... ell room with sliders! Coll homes. Flreploced tle swerved down the runway, but similar if not identical to a ported this year, the fungus has row by gypsy moth caterpillars. Call today to get more details. $214,900. Anne Miller Gerdnar St...... 3-66 Keeney St...... 10-151 Real Estate, 647-8000.D for details. Klernon family room, formal was never out of control and the Japanese strain that kills the spared many trees from Scientists will not be able to Gardner St. Watt ...... til EeitlendSt...... til zaia— tfs Realty Inc. □______dining room, first floor SECLUDED 4.5 acres. astronauts emerged safely. leaf-eating gypsy moth caterpil­ defoliation. determine until this fall, when Highland St. Greenwood Dr...... 22-69 NICE home! Manches­ laundry, vaulted cell­ they do a gypsy moth egg count, (Dugan's Allay) ...... 6-37 Indian Dr...... ill Custom ranch with ing, super u-shope kit­ Landing gear and brakes have lar. Such a strain was released in The deaths of large numbers of 647-9946 center Isle kitchen, ter. Charming 8 room Marble St...... all Overlook Dr...... ell chen. Pick your colors. been modified, and NASA con­ 1910 in Brookline. Mass., by two gypsy moth caterpillars in New whether the fungus “ simply Bruce...... all cathedral ceilings, liv­ Cope, tastefully deco­ Grliiom Rd...... all Weitland St...... ell Asking $167,900. Coll tinues to test them during shuttle researchers. York’s Westchester County, delayed an outbreak or caused it McCabe St...... all Nike Circle...... all ing room sliders to rated. Includes flre- Shepard DR...... all Ambtteador Dr...... all and ask for Stan. landings at Edwards. “ Quite possibily this is the which borders Connecticut, and to collapse.” Andreadis said. Stock PI...... all NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS deck overlooking ploced living room, Judith...... all Eequira Or...... ell open staircase, formal RE/M AX East ot the same thing, and this has been in parts of Massachusetts appear Generally, the caterpillars beautiful wooded prop­ To prepare the CV-990 for the No. Main St...... 397-496 Prospect...... all Oakland Haights...... all Willard Dr...... all erty. Fireplace In liv­ dining room, eot-ln kit­ River 647-149 o spreading slowly and gone unde­ to be the result of the same or a work in a cycle, with light Seultere hd...... ell for part time cashiers. 1990 test landings, “ we’ll armor Norwood...... all Brownstone Apts...... all ing room for cozy toll chen and rec room with COUNTRY Club cha­ tected or never had an opportun­ defoliation the first year followed Lydall SI...... 246-374 plate the belly of the airplane so closely related fungus. Ann E. and winter evenings. A bar. Convenient loca­ risma!! This hond- ity to express itself until this by heavier defoliation in the Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Farm Dr...... all Hamilton...... all Conttanca Dr...... all All shifts available. tion. $137,900. Jackson that if,there’s debris kicked up, it Hajek, a research entomologist perfect place to coll some 8 room year,” said Theodore Andreadis. second and third years. Gardner St...... 3-66 Keeney St...... 10-151 Carpantar Dr...... all & Jackson Real Estate, Contemporary Is only won’t damage the bottom of the for the U.S. Department of home. $199,900. Anne a research entomologist at the Agriculture in Ithaca. N.Y., said Those larvae that survived the Gardner St. W est...... all EastlandSt...... all McDIvitt Dr...... all Canter...... 11-301 odd No experience necessary we will train. M iller Real Estate, 647- 647- 8400.n seconds owov from the aircraft,” Lovato said. Wildwood Dr...... all Monchester Coumry Experiment Station. Monday. unprecedented fungal outbreak Trotter...... all 8000.P______COVENTRY. Best buy In Highland St. Greenwood Dr...... 22-69 Jalfarton St...... all Winter ...... 47-62 Club on Gerol Drive. 3 NASA will test brakes and nose The entomologists studying the Entomologists here and in New are now starting to go through the ★ Starting wages $4.25 and up. AFFORDABLE hous­ town!! Booting, fish­ (Dugan's Alley) ...... 8-37 Indian Dr...... all Kenwood Dr...... all Orchard ...... all ing, swimming, ex­ bedrooms,2.5 baths, gear steering, along with the pupal state, the non-feeding stage ing!!! East Hartford. fungus have said it appears to York State have begun growing Tolland Tpke. ...*...... 472-525 Knox ...... all tended Ranch oversee­ 26x14 deck, vaulted of development between the last Overlook Dr...... all Immaculate newly main and nose landing gear, have thrived this year because of the fungus in their laboratories to Newman...... all ★ Excellent benefits package. decorated 6 room ing the lake from large ceilings, locuzzl, 6 wheel and tire assemblies. the unusually wet and cool spring try to identify the species. It could larval and adult forms. Grissom Rd...... all Westland St...... all Union Place ...... all Edgerton...... 1-55 Cope. First floor mas­ living room, and extra panel doors, central Shepard DR...... alt Ambassador Dr...... all Union 81...... 133-254 ter bedroom or family large dining room, en­ vac, 2,300 sq . ft. Lots of ★ Flexible hours. extras! Less than 1 Esquire Dr...... all Summit...... 63-203 Alpine...... all ’ room. Enclosed porch. closed porch, 3 bed­ Haynes...... til Nice private yard. New rooms, l '/2 baths, gar­ year old. $334,900. Oakland Heights...... alt Willard Dr...... all Strant...... all age under house, large Jackson & Jackson Hunnilord...... all Russell ...... all ★ Promotion within furnace. Good loca­ Permanent implants help toothless Main ...... 285-378 divided basement. Real Estate, 647-8400.a Brownstone A p ts ...... all Saulters Rd...... all tion! Coll Tor o private South Hawthorne...... all $134,900. Philips Real PRICE reduced. Wow! South Alton...... all showing! $149,900. Lydall St...... 246-374 Apply at: Realty World, Benoit, Estate 742-1450.0 What 0 buy! Super INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Pro basketball plant Dentistry. be used on a selected basis, depending on the Watt Middle Tpke...8-150 even Main ...... 380-494 Ham ilton...... all Constance Dr...... all Wadsworth SI...... all Frechette Associates, COVENTRY. Immacu­ special 3 bedroom Co­ Some dentists caution that implants aren’t patient and the patient’s condition,” said Dr. Squire Village ...... all player Vern Fleming used to worry that when Huntington ...... til 646-7709.0______late raised Ranch - 2 lonial with charming for everyone, particularly those with overrid­ Wayne Wozniak, of ADA’s Chicago labora­ Carpenter Dr...... all Walharall ...... all he was hit in the mouth his teeth would spill Summit ...... 1-55 MANCHESTER. New list­ acres. Like New! Less detol I. Oversized lot for BldwaM...... all out onto the court. Years of neglect had left ing health problems and those who won’t give tory on certification and product research. McDivItt Dr...... all C enter...... 11-301 odd Lllley ...... all ing! A must see lovely than 3 years old, 3 summer fun, plus o the devices the care and cleaning necessary “ It should only be done on people the dentist Lakewood CIr. No. 5 So...... all bedrooms, 2 baths. screened porch, brick 1 the Indiana Pacers guard’s upper teeth Wildwood Dr...... all Cope with large Flor­ Trotter...... all Hlllpraat...... all 239 Spencer St. potlo. A real beauty. decayed and loose. to prevent infection and prosthetic failure. feels can properly maintain the implant. It Jefferson St...... all ida room over looking Large oppllonced Winter ...... 47-62 country kitchen, fin­ Let's moke o deal. Georgia Price never had real teeth, only Few people enjoy having to take dentures requires meticulous oral hygiene after the private pork like set­ Kenwood Dr...... all Orchard ...... all CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 ting. Flreploced living ished wolk-out base­ RE/M AX East of the soft tooth buds barely emerging from her out at night, and some are embarrassed to let device has been placed. So it requires a highly Manchester, CT ment. Coventry, nice River. 647-1419.0 Tolland Tpke...... 472-525 Knox ...... all room. Fully op- gums where her baby teeth never came in. their spouses or others see them without their motivated individual.” pllonced. $155,900. open lot suitable for BY owner. East Hartford The Bloomington nurse, now 41, received her false teeth, said Dr. Craig Cooper of Infection around the implant would erode Newman...... all Manchester office. horse pasture. $174,900. 8 room cope. Assuma­ first dentures at ageS'/i and a second set at 12. Indianapolis, who does 300-400 implants a the bone where many of the devices are Union Place ...... all iiatirljPBtpr BpraI5 Sentry Real Estate, 643- Philips Real Estate 742- ble mortage IVi fixed. Edgerton...... 1-55 1450.O 528-469S Both have found relief with permanent year, ‘ "rhey eat better, but it’s way beyond implanted; lack of adequate bone would Union St...... 133-264 4060.O implants, teeth anchored on metal rods that from a psychological point of view.” immediately eliminate some patients from Alpine...... all supported by frameworks hidden underneath Sixty percent of the respondents to a being implant candidates. One implant, Summit...... 63-203 the gums. marketing survey last year had never heard subperiosteal, is not based in bone and Strant...... all Haynes...... all of implants, said Cooper, who directs the consists of a wiry framework fitted between M A N C H E S T E R J O B S E R V IC E ... alway$ ready to aarva Job-aeakan and area amployara at no charge. “ I always thought how wonderful it would Hunniford...... all Russell ...... all be to feel like I have teeth,” Price said. “ I faculty at the Midwest Implant Institute in the bone and the gum. South Hawthorne...... all Main ...... 285-378 Here are som e of the many new job openings available this week: speak clearer now without my teeth flying Columbus, Ohio, which has trained 600 Depending on the type, implants can cost as JOB • D o y o u have a good across the room.” dentists in implantology since 1981. little as $600 for a single tooth or as much as South Alton...... all communicatin skills? Challenging Main ...... 380-494 Dental implants have been around since the Yet a survey three years ago by the $10,000 for a full upper or lower arch, and West Middle Tpke... 8-150 even • Like office work? With 6 mos. ex­ position for Customer Serive Wadsworth St...... all early Egyptians but remain largely unknown National Institute of Dental Research sug­ some procedures are covered by Medicare. x m ic E perience, employer will train to •Great opportunity for Facility Representative avilable. 2 yrs. Squire Village ...... all among the public. More frustrated denture gests many people could use them. Forty-two Most are performed as outpatient surgery. Huntington ...... ,... all • Good dexterity and eyesight • 2 perform general office and recep­ Maintenance Supervisor! Assoc, business experience required — Wetherell ...... all yrs. experience In assembly work some college preferred. Must have wearers are receiving them, though, as percent of Americans over age 65 and 4 The NIH statement said there was little Summit ...... 1-55 tionist duties. Good pay • bene­ degree In Landscaplng/Horticul- percent of those aged 35 to 64 have no teeth, it information on long-term effectiveness of Bldwell...... all are the requirements for assem­ fits. ture or related field * 3 yrs. ex­ good problem-solving and implants gain wider acceptance among Lllley ...... all bler opening. Read complex reported. implants and called for a national registry to perience In building, grounds communication skills, ability to dentists. Lakewood Cir. No. & So...... all • Very Interesting opening for In­ blueprints; proficient In using •Muscle builders alerti Immediate work independently and under A National Institutes of Health conference The growing older market, a wealthy collect data. However, it’s generally consi­ ternational Sales Manager. Must and athletic field maintenance. Hillcrest...... all hand tools. Good pay/benefits. opening for laborer for light Excellent pay/benefIts. pressure. Excellent pay and last year said in a statement that the number segment of the population, provides implant dered 80 percent to 90 percent of implants are have Bach. Deg. In Marketlng- demolition work. Good pay and benfits. of dentists performing implants had grown dentistry with a tremendous opportunity for successful for at least five to 10 years. /Buslness or related field • 3 yrs. • Mechanically Inclined? Employer benefits. will train for production machine •With 3-6 mo. forklift experience. .State of Connecticut tenfold in five years and that 300,000 growth, and manufacturers have provided a Cooper,, who inserted the 28-year-old CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 experience in sales management variety of devices. Cooper said. “ It’s •Fleming’s subperiosteal implant, said it or supervision. Multi-lingual abil­ work in job shop. Good pay and Individual Is qualified for immedi­ Labor Department Americans a year will be getting implanted benefits. • Individual who likes working with ate opening to operate forklift to exponential growth. There are fewer and should last the rest of his life with proper care. ity a plus. Excellent pay • fringe teeth by 1992. benefits. food will be trained to assist chef load/unload material. Good pay- 806 Main Street Implant dentistry was a $150 million fewer patients we cannot treat.” Implants can last 20 years and more, said • Employer will train to work as with kitchen duties. Pay • fringe /benefits. benefits. Manchester, CT 06040 industry last year, estimated Dr. Richard The American Dental Association has Guaccio, estimating that after 18 years, cashier. Good pay and benefits. (203) 649-4558 Guaccio of Lake County, president of the reservations. “ about 87 percent of the implants I ’ve ever 2,000-member American Academv of Im ­ “ In general the feeling is that implants can Disced are still functlonlhg in the mouth." 80 — MANCHESTER HERAI.D, Tuesday. June 27, 19B9

I HOMES 1 ^ HOMES HOMES [ROOMS [ ^ HOMES [MISCELLANEOUS CARS 3 FOR SALE FOR SALE |£1J fo r s a le FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT FURNITURE FOR SALE MANCHESTER. Single MAPLE Dining set, retln- BOLTON Cape. 4 bed­ COVENTRY. Nearly TWO family house for MANCHESTER. Newer 6 furnished room. Elec­ Ished In mahogany E N D R O L L S BUICK Skylark 77. Must room home on o beau­ room Cape with 3 bed­ complete - 7 room rent In Manchester. sell. Well cared tor. tricity, heat, and park­ For Informalton and stain. Includes 6 foot 27W width — 259.99 Res. 645-6849 3.5 acre approved Olde '99 Toyo *9.99 CARMICHAEL $700.00. One bedroom, 6641 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 <2995 building lot, 3/4 acre second floor, $550.00. MANCHESTER 2,400 and S Spd.. Eoono Gear PLUMBING AND pond. Southern expo­ 3,400 square foot load­ BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE Both excellent condi­ 83 Ford Escort Wagon*2600 daokt. rooSne, oononM wsfli. sure, horses permit­ tion. All appliances, ing dock or drive-ln. [PETS AND 4 Speed. Stereo. Oeen Cer AND MARINE ■Mtony a phMM ot eeratniollon HEATING Addltione, remodeling, boiler ted! Reduced to Starting at $4.75 square 88 Mercury Lynx *3495 2S9 Adim$ 8L. Minch. plus utilities, security. SUPPLIES 4*8peed. Stereo. Like New ft youVo ololr ot eontnotora not replacements, and complete toot NNN. Woodland m im in g you eoMi — e ll utl $89,900. Philips Real Call any time. 745-6246. 049-1740 plumbing 6 heating service. Estote 742-1450.n Industrial Park. 643- SIX month old ferret to 65 Honda CRX <4495 Fu*y Inourod • Fno Eodmotw Fully licensed and Insured. 5 speed, Stereo. Sporty S4S-17n FOR sale by owner - 6.4 2121 good home. $75. or best a o k to rM a fk 83 Olds Regency *5995 Call acres good building otter. 643-7455.______V«. Fully Lm i M . LIIw Nm> [HOMES [MISCELLANEDUS i q a JTRUCKS/VANS &C.F. HOME SERVICPS 8 7 5 -7 3 8 8 property. Thompson FREE kittens and cats. 86 Pontiac Firebird *6995 Street, Glastonbury. FOR RENT [FDR RENT V«S, Auto, T-Tops i **^Ifd r s a le Carpentry, Remodeling, Repair. Variety ot ages and 643-6129. colors. Donations ac­ 87 Acura Integra LS *9995 Tha small |ob epeclallet. MANCHESTER. Lovely s-tpd. a a : SINGLE bay garage very cepted. Please call 742- Econoline Ford Van, Call bungalow styled house p rivate. $65.00 MANY OTHERS TO 1983. $2,900. 643-2171 M l JMI8CELLANE0U8 9666 or 633-8515. [REAL ESTATE with 3 bedrooms, fam­ monthly. 643-9321. CHOOSE FROM 6 4 5 - 6 5 5 9 IHU8ERVICE8 ily room and garage. [w a n t e d 345 CENTER ST. for free estimate Available Imme- [CARS CARS GSL Building Mainte­ dlately. $850. plus utili­ MANCHESTER ISUND nance Co. Commercl LAND wanted. Five plus FOR SALE FOR SALE ties and security. No FOR SALE 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 at/ResIdentlal building acres. Church ot the pets. 643-2129. CONSTRUCTION Living God ot Man­ All types of home repairs and home Im­ Improvements from provements. Interior chester is Interested In concrete floors, steps, and exterior painting purchasing land In patios, etc. to complete light carpentry. Com Manchester tor pur­ remodeling. Also decks plete lanitorlal ser pose ot building wor­ and window and door vice. Experienced, rel ship center. Contact USED CARS replacement. Tiling table, free estimates Pastor David Mullen, Interlor/exterlor. 643-0304. 372 Main Street, Man­ Landscape and Interior chester, CT 06040. 647- design services 7355. available. Screened loam, gravel, UNDER LEGAL NOTICES ~ Call Barry at proceased gravel, 6 4 6 - 2 4 1 1 sand, atone, and fill for INVITATION TO BID delivery call George The Manchester Public le u ^PAINTING/ Qrlffing 742-7886. Schools solicits bids for PAR­ TIAL ROOF REPLACEMENT ^ P A P E R IN G at KEENEY SCHOOL, WASH­ look at INGTON SCHOOL and BUCK-

LEY SCHOOL tor the 1989-90 TUITION PAINTERS HOME MAINTENANCE school year. Sealed bids will be Painting, Hauling, •Rooldontlol Exlorlor Pointing received until JU LY 6,19892:00 th is! •F u lly Inourod Light Electrical 6 Plumbing. p.m., 2:30 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. •Froo, Roooonobto Eotimoloo No job to small. respectively, at which time fSOOO

Free Estimates. they will be publicly opened. C all Bruce The right Is reserved to reject Auto, Air, #1857 Call Evenings 1985 PLYMOUTH TURISMO 6 4 6 -2 3 9 2 any and all bids. Speclflcotlons 6 4 5 -1 3 3 9 and bid forms may be secured evenlags______at the Business Office, 45 N. 1986 FORD MUSTANG LX Low Miles, #1967 School Street, Manchester, PAINTIN6 AND Connecticut. CARPENTRY WORK Vinyl Siding A Inoludao Intertor ond Extodor 055-04______1985 BUICK SKYHAWK Auto, Air, #1980 Repiacenient Windows palnUng, Rebuilding porehoo ond and also mobll home deoko ond InotollTng Stookodo NOTICE TO CREDITORS roofovers - ESTATE OF 1985 FORD MUSTANG COUPE PS, PB, Cassette, #1994 Fro# Eodmoloo — FuHy Inourod VIROINIA C. SZCZERBA 643-6386 Call Collect The Hon. David C. Rappe, Mk for MiohMl Judge of the Court of Probate, 1984 NISSAN SENTRA 4 Door. Wagon, PS, PB, Air, Extra Clean. #1997 6 8 4 -6 5 7 6 District of Coventry, at a hearing held on June 21, 1989, Wallpapering 1984 DODGE DAYTONA Automatic, Air, #1928 ordered that all claims must Interlor/Exterior Painting be presented to the fiduciary ot the address below. Failure References and Insured LANDSCAPING omatic. Air. #1983 to promptly present any such 1981 TOYOTA CE3 O L D 643-9321 or 649-4431 claim m ay result In the loss of

Gary McHugh rights to recover on such Lawn Care claim. Martia Mattssea • Odd Jobs Bertha E. Rappe, • Clean Up C lerk SPECIAL — YOUR CHOICE The fiduciary Is: "W e can tell you • Experienced Workers Walter T. Szczerba Call: 48 W ashburn Avenue what to look for... 649-2920 or 643-2037 C oventry, CT 04238 1986 Honda Civic Hatchback #1099

and what to look 054-04______1986 Honda Civic Wagon #2003 out forF Town of Bolton TAX COLLECTOR'S NOTICE CONCRETE 1986 Honda Civic Hatchback #2004 HarBro Notice Is hereby given to the *5995 taxpayers of the Town ot Bol­ ton thot a tax ot 47.2 mills laid on the list ot October 1988 be­ Painting Concrete Floors comes due and payable on the 12 PRE-OWNED of Manchester 1st day of July 1989. Interest at and Additions the rate of one and one holt ^/L^^O€STERHOND^ Quality Painting Residential & percent per month will be HONDAS IN STOCK charged for oil toxes remain­ Commercial. ing unpaid tor one month af­ Services m i Free Estimates. ter same became due. Mini­ CARS COMING IN •Free Estimates m um Interest charge Is $2.00 rf4ns .s*m

eSenior Citizen Discounts Insured. per bill. Office hours are Mon­ day through Friday, 9 A.M. to DAILY! eAluminum & Vinyl 4 P .M . and M onday night 7-9 John Hannon '^^M AN C H ESTER , CT 06040 Powerwashing P.M. Concrete Company Elaine Potterman 646-6815 Tax Collector Town ot Bolton W e’re Here T o Serve 875-9371 646-3515 064-06