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I BY ARRANGING THE ( ( ELEMENTARY t h e h u m a n o id s ON ...B U T W E A R E ( t h e n I G U E S S CAM WILL,. no, Elast won dummy’s Jack with bis OUR CRAFT DO NOT POWERLESS TO IT'S UP TO HELPYOUV, V DISORIENTATION/^"“ ^SECURITY 6 — Zumwalt WEST EAST WISH HARM TO ANY STOP THE HUBOTSil US.GUZj IN O N E TT/T OFTHE E.SR'S!(E.SR.'S?) ROBOTS.' 7 Sharp ♦ Q 6 4 ♦ K J 10 « & king, cashed the jack of spades and M LIVING THING ON W/NY! ♦ J975 ♦ AK106S the king of hearts. Declarer ruffed and 8 Fling YOUR PLANET ♦ Q 10 2 ♦ K8 played a low diamond. West won tte 10 Large East ♦ A 10 9 ♦ K queen and played another h eart After Indian tree (c)igS8 by NEA Inc. 20 SOUTH ruffing, declarer was down to only two ♦ A7 trumps in his hand, and the diainonds ♦ --- were not yet established. He jdayed ♦ A76S43- ace of diamonds and ruffed a d ia m ^ ♦87853 low. When Blast failed to overruff, it Vulnerable: Elast-West was obvious that West was left with A- H t r h u a ,. Dealer Elast 10 of clubs. Declarer ruffed a spade back to his hand and continued with i THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME PHAnim \» ”fm ryz by Hanrf Arnold and Bob Lm Wnt North East Soath another diamond. West now erred by ! ♦ 2 0 ruffing that diamond with the clnb 10. BLONDIE by Daan Young A Btan Draka Unscramble these four Jumblee, W?w can tall me what iffals'llke hate— ! ♦ Pass 3 T 4 ^ South overruffed in dummy, ruffed an­ THE BORN LOEER byArtSantom one letter to each square, to form and hare? 4V 5 ^ Pass Pass other heart with his laM club and four ordinary words. MOW'D YOU D O TODAY, I KNOCKED EIGHT J MB OROPPBD eUHtJ^IIIMIul^ BUT n"S BBCAUSe » STHOKBS OFF STROMN^ALU DIONT COUNT ONE Dbl. Pass Pass Pass played another good diamond as Wbst OAGW OOO T ' RkSHT H O t-B .r~ , WHAT^ WPOOtjvVU^ TEKHBLE eACK-XW H^TCJNE.I-SlTIM ATBPIP6AIH OFMYAWERAGE^i ruffed with the club ace. That was 300 RUTYL Opening lead: ♦ 4 to Elast-WesL slight compensation for 6LM7f&IW'66Afce5«W8ACt. 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8;00PM E Murder. She Wrote (CC) Charlotte Lewis. 1986. Rated PG-13 (In [C N N ] World Report G® Let's Go Bowling Stereo) A retiring high-school coach and a myster­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Plymouth Adventura' OUTRAGE ^ Firing Line: The Right to Make Fun Iniiday, Continued ious stranger provide Jessica with new [U S A ] Joan Rivers (And Friends) Salute The drama of the men and women Snndav, Ang. 21 of Public Figures leads in a 20-y20-year-old case. (60 min.) (R) Heidi Abrom owHz From Caesars Palace: crowded aboard the small ship Mayfiower, In "Outrage," a MOVIE: ‘The Defection of Simas Ku- CD GD America's Most Wanted Leroy Joan Rivers and her friends pay tribute to pitting themselves against the winter A t­ dirka' The true story of a Lithuanian sea­ Carter, wanted for deceptive practices and Joan's promiscuous friend Heidi Abro- lantic to seek a new life. Spencer Tracy, CBS movie airing Finals, from Lake Havasu. Ariz. on Trtcia after she saves him from choking. man who attempted to gain freedom by theft; Hung Van Chung and Kong Chung mowitz with vignettes of Heidi's well- C^ne Tierney, Van Johnson. 1952. SUnDAY. AUO. Itaped) (In Stereo) known exploits. (60 min.) 5:00AM GD Home Shopping Over­ (8) Sunday Today leaping from a Russian ship to the deck of Bounnam, both wanted for murders. (In [ESPN] Road to America's Cup 21. defense lawyer an American Coast Guard cutter is drama­ (8) GD GD News Stereo) night Service (60 min.) (8 ) Sesame Street (CC). JOOPM (S Hawaii Ftve-0 9:30PM CD ® Trac»y Ullman Show [H B O ] Vietnam War Story (CC) A young Brad Gordon tized. , Shirley Knight. Donald (8) Fight Backl With David HorowiU CS) Twilight Zone ® Oral Roberts ■QD Private Benjamin (D ® M scQyvar (CC ) MacGyver battles Sketches: a road-repair worker is con­ man parties in his Chicago neighborhood (Beau Bridges, r.) Pleasence. 1978. (CC ) Children challenge commercials for the elements and a desperate gangster cerned about her femininity; left alone for (9 ) Home Shopping Overnight Service (M) World Tomorrow I 01) NW A Pro Wrestling the night before going to Vietnam. (In argues a legal [CNN] Newsday Heinz Catsup, Crayola Anti-Dust Chalk and during a skiing trip. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) the evening, Francesca invites a young Stereo) Contimiee (2 hrs.) ® Robert Schuller ) (8 ) M O V IE: ‘Dodge C ity' A fighting cSt- Cheerios cereal; a toy recall. (R) man to dinner. (R) (In Stereo) [DIS] MOVIE: ‘PlynHnrth Adventure' Star Trek: Tha Next Generation (CC) [C N N ] Sports Review point with prose­ I tieman clashes with the boss of Dodge QD [U S A ] Making it Happen GD Nuestra Famllla The drama of the men and women (8 ) Highlights of the Greek Festival (60 Picard and the away team encounter an (3 ) M am a's Family Mama, vacationing In City, but cleans up the town for homes­ [U S A ] Night Flight: Video Flsshtrachs cuting attorney crowded aboard the small ship Mayflower, min.) evil life-form during a rescue mission on Hawaii, plans to avoid the man she saved 12:30AM E C e m a d y Club Brett Bu­ (B) Sesame Street (CC). (R) teaders. Errol Flynn, Ann Sheridan, Bruce Lester Crewe (Wil­ pitting themselves against the winter A t­ Vagra 2. (60 min.) (R) from drowning. Pan 2 of 2. (R) tler, John Pattison and his puppet Oarloo, 5:30AM ( £ l Love Lucy Cabot. 1939. ® MOVIE: 'Two Minute Warning' A GD Funtestlc World of Hanna-Barbera lantic to seek a new life. Spencer Tracy. Gilbert Gottfried. (R) liam Allen sniper, perched in the scoreboard at a QD It's Showtim e at tha Apollo (60 min.) 10:00PM ES5 D in t (C C ) Laura and QD INN News [C N N ] Daybreak Gene Tierney. Van Johnson. 1952. ^ ® SporuWorid: CART Quaker football game, prepares to s)>oot into a 3 Health and Tennis Club Vbung). State 5 0 0 Auto Racing From Long Pond. 8 ) M O V IE: 'Th e Big Fix' A hip private Linda are left alone to celebrate Valentine's [CN N ] Moneyweek [DIS] Good Morning MIckayl [USA] Master crowd of 91.0CK) fans. , Day when Ben and Richard are stranded 3 Synchroital (Rebroadcast) Pa. (2 hrs.) (Same-day Tape) John Cassavetes, . 1976. eye gets in over his head when a Mexican [D IS] Scheme of Things [ESPN ] Running and Racing American leader is kidnapped by terror­ with car trouble. (R) (In Stereo) 3 Hart to Hart 1:30PM QD (8 ) Major League Base­ I Romagnoli's Table: Zuppa Inglese G7) Great Performances: Irving Berlin's [ESPN] Auto Racing: U8AC Sprint [H BO ] Advermiree of Tom Sawyer Tom ball: Seattle Mariners at N e w York Y an­ ists. Richard Dreyfuss, Susan Anspach, CD New s 3 Home Shopping Overnight Service CHECK IISTINGS (R) America (CC). (In Stereo) Bonnie Bedelia. 1978. Cars, from Indianapolis. (90 min.) (R) hopes a miracle drug will prevent the kees (2 hrs.. 30 min.) (Live) QD IN N Now s (3 hrs.) mumps. FOli EXACT TIME ) Police Story ® Star T r^ : The Next Generation (CC) (31 ® Family Ties (CC ) Lauren uses the [U S A ] Night Flight: Night Flight Ooes ® Tony Brown’s .loumal (8) Jimmy Swaggart [E S P N ] Cycling: International Classic, to the Movies & Coming Attractions [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment: ) Sox Talk Picard and the away team encounter an Keatons as a case study of the nuclear fa­ GS) W ild Kingdom evil life-form during a rescue mission on mily for her research project. (60 min.) (R) 0 $ Good Neighbors from Bolder. O dIo . (90 min.) (R) K.O. Kippers (CC) Martin Von Haselberg ) Dinner at Julia's 6:00AM (D We SeHevo Futbol Copa Marlboro: El Salvador Vagra 2. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) (In Stereo) [H B O ] M O V IE : 'Death Before Dishonor' and Brian Routh are Harry and Kipper, bum­ GD [DIS] MOVIE: 'Vacationing with (8 ) Worid Vision Qllligan's Islaitd [CN N] Newswatch 0$ Jane Goodall and the World of Ani­ A Marine sergeant takes it upon Nmself to CD bling boxers who head to Mexico City to contra Quatarnala (2 hrs.) Mickey and Friends' The vacation esca­ 3 ) Odd Couple mal Behavior rescue a kidnapped superior from Middle GD HeadHne News capture the world title. (In Stereo) @ ) Bravo Gloria (C C ) This profile of Gloria pades of Mickey, Goofy, Donald. Minnie [D IS ] Danger Bay (C C ) J.L.'s assignment [ESPN] GameDay QD Sieropre en Domingo Programs do Eastern terrorists. Fred Dryer. Brian Keith, (S ) Christopher Cioseup [U S A ] Certoorts [DIS] MOVIE: 'Tha Cara Basra Advan- Lenoff celebrates the potential of what and Jiminy in all of the various places they to take a marine researcher and his speci­ QD MOVIE: 'Confessions of a Nazi Spy' variedades con musica, entrevistas y artis- Paul Winfield. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) tura in Woitdsrtand' Animated. Alice and mentally handicapped people are able to go are reviewed. Animated. Mickey mens to the aquarium goes awry. A G-man infiltrates a Nazi spy ring in pre­ GS) Insight / O ut Plaeticman 1 2 : 0 0 P M (3) Out of Ihla World tas invitados bajo la animacion de Raul Ve­ [M A X ] Cinemax Comedy Experiment; 8:30AM CD the cuddly Cara Bears journey to Wonder­ accomplish. Mouse, Donald Duck, Jiminy Cricket. [U S A ] Riptide The Riptide boys pose as war America. Edward G. Robinson. Francis lasco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (E ) Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) land In order to rescue tha kingdom's prin- CE Wonderful World of Disney: Three Lederer, . 1939. K.O . Kippers (C C ) Martin Von Haselberg CD World Tomorrow [CNN] Morwyweek 1984 minor-league baseball players to help the cess from the Evil Wizard s clutches. on the Run [C N N ] Headline New s and Brian Routh are Harry and Kipper, bum­ [D IS] You and Me, Kid CD Treasure MaH [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Mannequin' (CC) A de­ club's owner search for a suspected drug S5 P E U C U LA ; No Mataras' Por amor, bling boxers who head to Mexico City to Voice of Colin Fox. 1987. Rated G. CE M O V IE: -Jailhousa Rock' A young 2:00PM CE m o v i e : Follow That [DIS] MOVIE: 'From the Earth to the [USA] NIgit FHght: Take-Off to SeH- (3 ) Topper partment store window dresser falls in dealer. (60 min.) alguien trata de asumir la responsabilidad capture the world title. (In Stereo) [ESPN] Ughtar Skta of Sporta Host: Jay Southerner in jail for manslaughter is Dream' A Southern family tries to home­ love with a mannequin that comes to life de un crimen y pagar por este. Emilio Moon' Three men and a girl take off to the Destiucuuii Nows moon. Joseph Cotton, George Sanders. [U S A ] Perfect Diet (8 ) Tom and Jerry Johnstotw. taught by his cellmate to play the guitar stead a piece of unclaimed land alongside a only in his presence. Andrew McCarthy, 6:30PM CD CS3 Tuero, Rafael Baledon, Katy Jurado. Florida highway, despite opposition from Debra Paget. 1958. 6:10AM [CNN] HMhhwMk (8 ) Today In Bible Prophecy and sing. Elvis Presley. Judy Tyler. Mickey Kim Cattrali. Estelle Getty. 1987. Rated QD Best of Saturday Night Live At the Movies (R) 10:10AM [CNN] On tiw M»nu officials. Elvis Presley. Arthur O'Connell. (S ) Evening at Pops (In Stereo) 1 :00AM GC Shaughnessy. 1957. PG. (In Stereo) (8) Tates From the Darkside A 7-yoar- [U S A ] Robert Klein Time 6:1 SAM (3S Dmy a QoHath ® Robert SchuHer Anne Helm. 1962. [CN N] PrimeNews CD Naked City 10:30AM CD Insld* Wmhlngton ® Career Media Network old girl's teddy bear is anything but cuddly ® Alice 4:30PM QD Private Benjamin [ESPN] NFL Preseason Football: Min­ 10:30PM CD Current Affair Extra (D Dom DeLuise Show Dorn uses Sher­ 6:30AM (£ vista (£) OINIgan'e Island 8 ) MOVIE: 'TIte Court Jester’ A medi­ (8) MOVIE: 'T h ^ Diiva by Night' Cross- when it starts to wreak havoc and take on GDigleeia Bautista country truck drivers get involved in mur­ ^ Dinner at Julia's (CC). (R) an eerie life of its own. nesota Vikings at PhoenU Cardinals (3 CD D .C . Follies Guest: Robert Klein. (R) man Hamsiey in a hair-growth experiment; CB Oral Robwts S ) Baazlay Showplaca of Homes eval jester gets mixed up with evil knights, der. Humphrey Bogart. Ann Sheridan. hrs.) (Live) Getting Rkdi Your Way Tom Jones places a bet he can't lose. (R) ( I ) TM s Waste in BasabaM Highlights of JC N N ] Pditice *S8 good w itcl^s and a plot to overthrow a QD Odd Couple (8) (8) NBC News QD (35 Lova Boat George Raft. 1940. [U S A ] Garry Shandling Alone in Las V e ­ (D Daltas Major League action are shown. [DIS] Wuzzies tyrannical king. Danny Kaye. Glynis Johns. [C N N ] Politics '88 QD Firing Line: How Does It Go With 3 ) Comedy Tonight IS) This Okt Housa (C Q . (R) Basil Rsthbone. 1956. ® Drum Corps Internationa) Cham- gas Comedy sketches created from per­ QD Odd Couple GD Christian Science Mordtor Reports [ESPN ] Inside the P G A To u r [ESPN ] Hydroplane Racing: Columbia Deregulation of the Airlines? sonal experiences. (60 min.) 3 Ask tha Manager ® Thrss Stoogsa (S) MupfiM pionshipa Coverage of the competition [M AX] MOVIE: 'Return to Waterloo' (R) [H B O ] MOVIE: ' U Bambe' (C C ) A fact- from Camp Randall Stadium in Madison. C up Unlimited Series From Tri-Cities, ® A B C N ew s (CC). GD Vyerewotf (C C ) Eric befriends a former (35 ConvaraaUona With ® McLeiigltHn Group Wash. (60 min.) (Taped) 8:30PM E (i5 Married... Wit)iChild- prizefighter (Everet McGill) who's hiding of wrote ano directed ^ Headline News based account of Ritchia Valans’ Wis. featuring performances by finalists ren (CC ) Al spends time at a swinging co­ this offbeat account of an English busi­ [M AX] MOVIE; The Karate Kid' (CC) GD Noticiero Univision from mob hit men. (R) (In Stereo) laiFoodSavar (1941-S9) rise to mualcal a la ru m before 93) Para Gants Grands Programs do la (8) PoUce Women chosen from approximately 80 U.S. and worker's apartment after a spat with nessman's morning commute. Ken Colley. hit death in a plane crash. Lou Oi«nor>d Cadena. Canadian drum and bugle corps. (2 hrs.) When a teenager is bullied, a Japanese ® Ring Around tha World ® Meet tlie Press (CC). [C N N ] Inside Business Peggy. (R) (In Stereo) [HBO] MOVIE: 'A Nightmare on Elm Valerie Holliman, Dominique Barnes. PhWips, Essi Morales. Rosana Oe Soto. handyman teaches him about self- Straat 2: Fraddy'a Ravange' (CC) The (S i Scisnea Journal (CC) Topics: human ® E M s ' Oracatand Priscilla Presley [D IS ] Anim als In Action Featured: how 1985. Rated PG-13. (35 Dascubra con Robart Vaughn 1987. Rated P6-13. (In Stereo) ® Hogan's Heroes confidence and karate. Ralph Macchio. No- [D IS] Bud Greenspan's Summer Olym­ g m t h w ^ : the space ehuttle'e prob- hosts a nostalgic tour of the mansion various animals reproduce and care for spirit of child murderer F re d ^ Krueger in­ riyuki "Pat" Morita, Elisabeth Shue. 1984. pic Greets The Olympics historian high­ [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Thief Who Ceme US Dafandars of tha Earth (CC). [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Spadal DaMvary' I and how to correct them; whether Modem Nlaturity (CC). Graceland. Clips from performarKes and their young. vades a teenager's body. Mark Patton. Rated PG. lights U.S. gold m ^alist Mark Breland's Robert Englund, Kim Myers. 1985. Rated to Dinner' A computer analyst moonlights [C N N ] Styla With Elsa Klansch $500,000 in bank foot la stashed in a mail­ the human cell is a commodity; miscar- [C N N ] Newediry memorable events are included. (60 min.) boxing performance in the 1984 Games as a sophisticated jewel thief who sets his box as an ax-marine makes a frantic geta­ 7:00PM ( D 6 0 Minutes (CC ) (60 min.) R. [DIS] Mousardsa [DIS] IMy Friend FHcka © ) Mysteivl: The Return of Sherlock 5:00PM E MOVIE: 'Fix' A young mu­ and the finish of the 1968 marathon. sights on Houston’s rich and famous. Ryan way. CybHI Shepherd. Bo Svenson. Mel sic group unwittingly becomes couriers for CD GD 21 Ju m p Street The squad [C N N ] Nawstnakar Sunday [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Cham­ I (C C ) While invastigaling the kid­ 11:00PM E E E ® ® O'Neal, Jacqueline Bisset. . [H BO ] Frog Princa Kemiit the Frog nar­ Scott. 1976. Rated PG. a vicious drug smuggler. Vince Edwards clamps down on a bar that's serving mi­ 9:00PM E MOVIE: 'Outragol' (CC) A [ESPIR] Ih to Weak in Sporta (60 min.) pion Spark Plug 4 0 0 From Brooklyn. napping of a diAa’s son from the Priory N ew s 1973. Ratdd PG. rates this classic fairy tale of a handsome [ T M C ] M O V IE : 'North Shore' A naive School. Hoknaj discovers that the German 1984. nors. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) father takes the law into his own hands prince who is t u m ^ into a frog by a Mich. (3 hrs.) (Live) after a legal loophole sets his daughter's CD Entartainment This Weak Actor [U S A ] Financial Freedom teen-ager from Arizona chailengaa tha per­ [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Just You and Ma, Kid' master and his bicycle are also missing. Strange But True Football Stories CD MOVIE: 'Down the Long Hills' wicked witch. (60 min.) An aldaily ex-vaudevilllsn takes hi a 14- [H BO ] MOVIE: 'Cloea Encounters of (D murderer free, ^ a u Bridges, Robert Pres­ Dabney Coleman ("The 'Slap' Maxvyell ilous waves of Hawaii's legendary coast­ (60 min.) (R) (60 min.) (C C ) After surviving a wagon train massa­ Story"). j6 0 min.) (In Stereo) 1:30AM E Mart>lehead MarKK (R) [M A X ] MOVIE: *«lar«e and the Lost City* line. Matt Adler, Nia Peaplea, Gregory Har­ year-old nmaway despite the protesta­ the Third Kind The Special Edition' cre, two children battle nature and the ton, . 1986. (R) [CN N ] Week In Review Hawaii Five-0 E ® ABC News |CC|. Based on the comic-strip adventures of a rison. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) . tions of his meddling reletivos. G e o r^ (C C ) Re-edHed version of Steven Spiel­ CD horse thieves who are after the stallion ac­ CD GD It's (Sany Shandling's Show Fate QD Cheers (CC). IN N N ew s beautiful British officer who races the Nazis Borne, Brooke Shields, Bud hres. 1979. berg's 1977 story about mankind's first [U S A ] Tenr>lt: ATP Championahlp Fin­ (11) Airshow The 14th Annual Dayton In­ companying them as they try to make their intervenes after Leonard Smith informs QS Choices We Face (35 (C C ) (90 to a fabled African city and a fortune in 9:00AM CS Sunday Morning Rated PG. major encounter with extra-terrestrial visi­ als From CirKinnati. Ohio. (4 hrs.) (Live) ternational Airshow features commercial, way home. Bruce Boxleitner, Jack Elam, Garry that his newly found dog. Laffie, is ® That's the Spirit min.) tors. Richard Dreyfuss, Francois Truffaut, 0 $ Insight / Out diamonds. Sam Jones, Maud Adams, Kir­ [M A X ] M O V IE : Indiana Jonas and the 2:30PM [H BO ] Coming Attractions military and private planes, plus sky divers, Bo Hopkins. 1986. Part 1 of 2. (R) not allowed in the condo. Guest: Elinor ® Can You Be Thinner? • sten Hughes. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) C£ D.J. Kat Melinda Dillon. 1980. Flated PG. (In Stereo) balloonists, military precision flight teams Donahue. (R) (In Stereo) 3 Executive Stress Tampls of Doom' (C C ) Tha globe-trotting Featured: the making of "Platoon." "Ency­ M O V IE: 'Fallen Angel' A lonely, un­ and wing walkers. (60 min ) (Taped) CD 3 Police Story 2:00AM E New England Sunday (R) [T M C ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's CD SynctNonal Raaaarch srcheologitt battles an Indian cuh for poa- [U S A ] An-Antarican Wrestling clopedia" and " A Dangerous Life." loved 13-year-old becomes involved in E ® MOVIE: 'Letting Go' (CC) A wi. sasaion of a sacred stone in tNa prequel to Vacation' WNIe driving cross-country to ( D Jattona [TM C ] MOVIE: *Jawe the Revenge' (3D Simon & Simon child pornography. Melinda Dillon, Dana dower and a woman who has recenMy 3 A M Boston CD Can You Be TNnner? "Raiders of the Lost Ark". Harrison Ford, 12:30PM GD MarMehaad Manor giant Waliy Work), the (Sdswok) clan de­ While staying in Bermuda. EHen Brody be­ (?D Hometim e (R) Hill, Richard Masur. 1981. been jilted join an encounter group in order GD Connecticut: N o w (In Stereo) CD Home Shopping Overnight Service tours into a series of screwball sidetrips. (S) Haa Haw (R) Kate Capahaw, Ke Huy Quan. 1984. Rated CD Road to Seoul to learn how to cope. John Ritter, Sharon comes convir>ced that the shark that kilted ^ Saint Q D Charles in Charge (C C ) Charles gets (3 hrs.) Chevy Chase, Bevarty D ’Angelo, Christie (33) Kannatb Copaland PG. (In Stereo) (3 ) Bravol Glass, Max Gail. 1985. (R) [C N N ] Inside Business her son is stalking her family. Lorraine an 'A ' on an English assignment, but later A t the M ovies Scheduled: Bill Harris Brinkley. 1983. Rated R. C^) Hart to Hart [E S P N ] SportsCenter (60 min.) QD @ Buga Bunny [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Big Trouble )n Uttie ® M u p p e t s Gary. Lance Guest. . 1987. discovers he handed Sarah’s paper in by CD Police Story and Rex Reed highlight this summer's Cftina' (CC) A macho truck driver vert* 7 :0 0A M CD At the Movies 13) SaaanM Straat (CC). @ ) On the Record Rated PG-13. GD Star Search (60 min.) mistake. (R) QD Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous [M AX] MOVIE: 'Streets of Gold' An movies. tures below San Franciaco'a Chinatown outcast Russian boxer regains his pride by G j) Asi va el Beisbol Resumon semanal QD Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan and Japanese billionaires (Part 2 of 2); Eliza­ [CN N ] Moneyweek QD Robert Schuller O ) Costman'a Sacrats district to rescue a friend’a kidnapped fian­ ® Connecticut Newsmakers 3:00PM E PGA GoH: Tbo Intoma- training two Brooklyn fighters for an tional Final round, from Castle Rock, Colo. sobre la Liga Nacional y Americana. Mtcki search for a cursed foghorn, the only beth Taylor; a KXIth-episode salute to the CDSthOey O M au d a cee. Ktxt Ruaaen, Kim CattraH. Dm nis Dun. (S ) Th is W eek In Baseball Highlights of American-Soviet exhibition. Klaus Maria [O IS] MOVIE: Father's Uttle Dividend' (3 hrs.) (Live) (DD Small W onder (C C ) The Brindles feel clue in a series of murders. (60 min.) best "Lifestyles" stories. (60 min.) (R) CD Point of View (35) World Tomorrow 1986. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) Major League action are shown. Brandauer, Adrian Pasdar, Wesley Snipes. A man's expectations of a life of ease fol­ indebted to the Lawsons after Vicki saves (8 ) Rags to Riches (CC ) Nick plans a (3) (3) MOVIE: Dreu Gray' (CC) The lowing his daughter's marriage are shat­ ® Spotlight on Government CD MOVIE: 'EUzabath the Queen' The 1986. Rated R. GD Larry Jones [C N N ] Daywatch 1 0 : 4 5 A M (SB JawMi Ufa Harriet from drowning. (R) camping trip with the girls to restore har­ Strong-willed commandant of a presti­ tered when the young woman announces Queen battles with her lover for power in [ T M C ] M O V IE: 'D o w n By Law' Tw o un­ ® Computer Chronicles mony within the family. (60 min.) (In gious military academy covers up the truth that she is pregnant. Spencer Tracy, Joan O ) Divine Plan [DIS] Donald Duck Protanta 1 1 : 0 0 A M ( E Facs tha Nation England. Bette D a y jS i^ o i Flynn, Olivia Oe [CNN] NMch justly imprisoned convicts are spurred to [C N N ] Killing Streets Correspondent Havilland. 1939. ^ Stereo) ' behind a cadet's death. , Hal Bennett, ElizafcMth Taylor. 1951. (Sf) St. Jude's Childrens Hospital [ESPN] Motorwaak Muatratad QD WWF Wraatling CfiaHangs :1 [|4i^p] MOVIE: 'North Shore' Holbrook, Lloyd Bridges. 1986. Part 1 of escape by their new cellmate, an Italian im­ Greg Lamotte reports on gang warfare in 5 5PM Q D National Geographic (CC ) A look at [ESPN] SportsCenter (S) James Kennedy '‘''tD ® U.S. Otym ^¥^ite: Swimming, 2. (R) (In Stereo) migrant. Tom Waits. John Lurie, Ellen Bar- 9:20AM (B) MIstar Rogara QD Diaoovar wHh Robert Vaughn Los Angeles. A naive teep-ager from Arizona challenges southern Italy's Vesuvius volcano, fdcus- ' Diving and Cycling'[2 hrs.) (Live) the perilous waves of Hawaii's legendary kin. 1986. Rated NR. [U S A ] Crefkt Time Bomb (8) What's Happening Nowll (E Knight Ridar ing on the inhabitants of ancient Hercula­ (8 ) Jane Goodall and tha World of Ani­ 9:30AM CD Cantuiy 21 Horn# Show [DIS] ZoriD QD Racewaek coastline. Matt Adler, Nia Peeples, Gre­ [U S A ] Europe Hair Secrets ® It's Your Business neum and the fishing village of Pozzuolli. mal Behavior 2:05AM [H B O ] m o v i e : 'North (31) How to Build a Forturw In 1988 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Twelve O'Clock High' gory Harrison. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) CC Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck ' ® Mastefpia)ca. Theatre: Goodbye M r. Narrator; Robert Foxworth. (60 min.) (R) (In Ufestyfos of the Rich Shore' A naive teen-ager from Arizona (S) Kenneth CopelarKi (8) Captain Powsr and tha SokMara of The hazards that face his men on daily (SS M O V IE: 'King of the Olympics’ Fad- 11:30PM CD 05 Portrait of tha Soviet Union (CC) Sib­ Chipe (C C ) Chips is caught between loyal­ Stereo) and FanNMJS Japanese billionaires (Part 2 challenges the perilous waves of Hawaii's the Future bombing runs proves to be too much for a 5:30PM Q3D House for AH Seasons based account of the life of Avery Brun- (9) Jimmy Swaggait eria's economic developmoni. (60 min.) ties to his r>ew wife and hia longtime hou­ of 2); Elizabeth Taylor; a ICXhh-episode legeridary coastline. Matt Adler. Nia Pee­ U.S. Air Corps commanding officer. Gre­ (4D Univision en el Deporte Comentarios QD W W F Superstars of Wrestling dage, American athlete ar>d longtime Part 2 of 7. S&RoaltoRoal sekeeper. Mrs. Wickett. (60 min.) Part 2 of salute to the best "Lifestyles" stories. (60 ples. Gregory Harrison. 1987. Rated PG. GD Guide su Piel gory Peck. Hugh Marlowe, . y resumen del acontecer deportivo por president of the International Olympic 3. (R) GD Especial con Emntanuel (60 min.) min.) (R) (In Stereo) GDPopeye (SB Vlaionatios IS) Frugal Qourmat (R) (In Stereo) 1949. Jessi Losada y Jorge Berry. ( ^ min.) Committee. David Selby, Renee Souten- [C N N ] World Report First Run dijk, Sybil Maas. 1988. Part 1 of 2. [C N N ] Daybreak (S) Moot tha Prass (CC). IS) It's Your BuakMse GD MOVIE: 'Second Chorus' Two trum­ CD Sports Extra [M A X ] MOVIE: Deadlv Friend' (CC) A [TM C ] MOVIE: The Golden ChHd' (CC) pet players are rivals for a girl and a job. GDstos [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Father's Uttle Dividend' young girl rendered brain-dead by her abu­ ® It's a Living Ginger's in trouble when a E MOVIE; The Girl Meet Uhelv Te...' [DIS] Weloonte to Pooh Comer Connecticut Real Eetata Showcaea A aocM worker who speciaNzea in missing , Paulette Goddard, Burgess [C N N ] Newsnrtaker Sunday sive father receives a computer-brain from A man's expectations of a life of ease fol­ newspaper photo shows her sitting on a An ugly duckling who dreams hopelessly ® Business World cNIdren is recruited to save a mystical Ti­ Meredith. 19>^. a 15-year-old genkis. Matthew Labor- [ESPN] SportsCeirter ® Baa Hunt Mike and Jennifer risk their [DIS] Dr. Seuss on the Loose: The lowing his daughter's marriage are shat­ married senator's lap. for love becomes beautiful after plastic livea to retrieve drums of toxic waste from betan child being held hostage by evil tered when the young woman announces teaux, Kristy Swanson, Anne Twom ey. [U S A ] Calliope 95 Tomao y Debates • forces. , Charles Dance. [C N N ] Larry King Waakand Sneetches, (C C ) Animated. A tno of clas­ A Musical Toaat: Tha Stars Shins on surgery. Stockard Channing, Edward As- the ocean floor. sic rhyming tales; "The Sneetches.” "The that she is pregnant. Spencer Tracy, Joan 1986. Rated R. (B) Innovation Charlotte Lewis. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In [D IS] WondarWorka: Biidga to Tarabi- Public Television An all-star cast includ­ ner. Jim Backus. 1973. 7:30AM (D wan street Journal Re- ® Rev. David Paul Zax" and "Green Eggs And Ham" by the Bennett. ElizalMth Taylor. 1951. 95 MOVIE: ‘Stagaooaeh* Enrouts to Stereo) thia(CC). ing violinist Pinchas Zuckerman; sirtgers QD Honaymoonars Part 2 of 2. 2:30AM CD Nu-dey Perfect Diet 35 Ayar, Hoy y Manana popular children's author. [ESP N ] SportaCentar Roberta Peters, Marilyn Home. Sherrill Choyenne, a stsgoTOech with six passen­ MOVIE: 'Crooko and Co- [ESPN] NFL Yaarbook: 1987 Minna- QD Save the Children QD M O V IE : 'Th e Last VaNey' During the CD Breakthrough 1:00PM (E [ES P N ] Cycling: International Classic, [H B O ] M O V IE; ' U Bamba' (CC ) A fact- Milnes; the and the [C N N ] Your Monay gers encounters hostHo Indians. Ann- ronets' An international gang sets out to sota Vikings (R) Thirty Years W ar. a scholar tries to defend CD SuTMlay Mass Margrat, Bhtg Crosby, Alsx Cord. 1966. from B o ld e r. Colo. (90 min.) (Live) based account of Ritchie Valens' American Symphony Orchestra perform. 3 Pornography in America pull off some fa n ^ robbei^s st some [HBO] MOVIE: Tha Manhattan Pro- a peaceful Ovarian village against a horde [DIS] Racooona Tha Raccoons come to [TM C ] MOVIE: 'National Lampoon's (1941-59) rise to musical stardom before (3 hrs.) 3 3 Oaorga Mictiaal's Sports Mach­ GD World Tomorrow stately British mansions. Telly Savalas. Ed­ Jact' (CC) A taan-ager becomes of mercenaries. Michael Caine. Omar Herman tha harmlt'e reecua whan Cyril [U S A ] Cartoons Vacation’ While driving cross-country to his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond ine ith Evans. Warren Oates. 1969. suspicioua of his mother’s new boyfoend [CN N ] Week in Review Sharif. Florinda Bolkan. 1971. (3 ) Forever Lean Sneer threatane to destroy hie home. (In giant WaHy World, the Griswold clan de­ Phillips, Esai Morales. Rosana De Soto. Stereo) 11:1 0 A M [C N N ] Travel Guide when he discovers that pkitoriium is stored [D IS ] Fleme Trees of Thika When a leo­ [C N N ] Sporta Latentght ® Miracle Faith Outreach tours into a series of screwball sidetrips 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 3 Christian Ufastyla Magazine E MOVIE: The Cotorad AfMr' A at the pharmaceutical reaaarch facility pard invades the Palmer home. Hereward [ESPN ] Magic Yoara in Sporta: Hlgh- 11:3 0 A M ( B Century 21 Homes for Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Christie [ES P N ] Ooldafi Link: Groat Otympiana (S) Day of Discovery woman uses her husband's life savings to where this man works. Christophar CoNet. [M AX ] MOVIE: Tough Enough’ (CC) A insists it must be hunted down and des­ 3 MOVIE: 'Second Chorus' Two trum­ Egbta 1958 Tha year 1958 is faaturad Faaturad: Al Oerter and Wyomia Tyus. (R) (8 ) Dr. Jamas Keraierly give her daughter the kind of wedding that . 1986. Rated PO-'13. (In Brinkley. 1983. Rated R. singer enters a tough man contest and is troyed. Stars Hayley Mills and David Robb. pet players are rivals for a girl and a job. with a spadal aagnwnt on tannie grsat Al- ® ® This Weak With David BrInkJay drawn into a series of brutal boxing Fred Astaire. Paulette Goddard. Burgess [U S A ] Daal-A-Maal she never h ^ . Bette Davis, Ernest Borg- Stereo) E C B S Nawa (CC). (60 min.) Part 5 of 7. ® Celabrate: Unooki thsa Gibson. (R) 6:00PM matches that endanger hia musical career, Meredith. 1 9 ^ . (Colorized Version) nine. Debbie R e y m ^ . 1966. [M AX] MOVIE: The True Story of [HBO] MOVIE: 'Creapshow 2' (CC) A 2:45AM [ T M C ] m o v i e : Th e Ret GD La Santa Mlsa E A B C N a im (CC). marriage and life. , Warren 10:00AM d ) Byborvlakin ^ NFL Ptan aaon Football: PHtaburah MOVIE: 'Independence Day' An in­ Jaeee Jam ea* A s the post-CIvil W ar wooden Indian, a deadly mass of goo and GD Spiritual Ufa Crusade Race* A love affair developa between a CD E National Gaographic Leslie Nielsen Oates. Charlerte Watkins. 1983.f^tedPG. ® nintatonas Staalara at New York Qianta (2 hre.) (R) dependent, talented female photographer South crumbles around them, Frank and a hitchhiker who just won't die are the hor­ Sports Tonight ArKhors: Fred naive aspiring musician and a brittle- CE Btaampipa ARay narrates filmmaker-anthropologist John [CNN] O HaadHna News dreams of rising above the Nmha of her Jesse Jamea turn to a Ufa of crimerRobart [U S A ] Benny HiU rors featured in this trilogy of Stef^ten King Hickman. Nick Charles. minded dancer. Tony Curtis, Debbie Ray- [C N N ] Big Story O Jbnmy Swoggart Marshall’s return to Africa's Kalahari De­ smeH hometown. Kathleen Quinlan, David Wagner. Hope Lartge. Jeffrey Hunter. tales. Lois Chiles, . Do­ noida. Jack Oakia. 1960. [D IS ] Dumbo's Circus I S Hlatory of Dieting sert in search of the bushmen with whom 7:30PM Q i Odd Couple [USA] Dfsoovar Keith. Dianne W ieA. 1983. 1957. (In Stereo) rothy Lsmour. 1987. Rated R. [ESPN ] Bodyshaping ® TVOpanflouaa he lived as a teen-ager. (60 min.) [C N N ] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ 3:00AM E N m n (R| I of Salvation (3) MOVIE: 'Mountain FamHy Robin- [M AX] MOVIE: Hoosiafs' (CC) A 12:00AM E Friday the 13th: Tha 3:30PM (9) international Champion­ (0 ) M O V IE: Contkiantal Divide' A politi- caps tiM weekend of the world of sports. [C N N ] Even* 8 Novak [H B O ] Talae of Uttle Wonran Aun^ M Prnneh Chaf: Oranga Bavarian eon' A family abandons city life to atari former college coach faces resentment S arlaa (60 min.) Cinam (R) ship Kick Boxing cal r^o rte r ia sent into the wild country to march decldas to befriend her family. anew in the wiidemeaa of the Colorado [ESPN] NFL Kickoff: Minnasott Vik­ when he takes over as head of an Indiana E O a N a a [ESPN ] Auto Rodna: IMSA CaHtomia ® Drawing Man to Christ interview a reclusive lady ornithologist. (8) WaN Straat Journal Report Rockiaa. Robart Logan. Susan Damanta ® WKRP ki anokmoti ings va. Phoanix Cardinala report high-school basketbaN team. Gene Hack- Grand I m , from Sonoma. (2 hra:| (R) 8:00AM CD New England Sunday ® SaerMca of tha Maaa John Bekishi, Blair Brown. Allen Goorwitz. CEDStarTrak Shaw. 1979. GD El M undo dal Box Campaonatoa y tu- [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Ravaoga of tha Narda man. Dennis Hopper. Barbara Hershay. [ U S A ] Youth Seczata e l the Stara CD Sunday Maas 1981. ® Hogan'a Hareaa ® T and T Turner deals with a sly ax- I Boseboll: Oakland A's chas entra boxaadoraa intamacionslas. II: Narda In Paradiaa' (CC| Mora ina ni­ 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) convlct. ® PEUCULA: 'El Asasino Raiaivo Comentsristaa: Jorge Barry y Lula Morano. GD Runaway With the Rich and Famous 3:30AM E Mahtwaach Jahwd in CD This Week In Coraiectlout ■C Boston Rad So n (2 hrs.. 30 min.) ties await the brothers of Lambda Lambda [ T M C ] M O V IE: Th e Golden CtiMd' (C C ) 18) Cembatl Blata Butacaa' Rotaana ScNafino. Janet (90 min.) Dr. Ruth Wastheimer in Tanzania; a tour of SRme Tima ® Leva Your Skin Lambda when they attertd a Fort Lauder­ A social worker who specializes in missing ® 8200 Par Hour tor Twanty Vaara CD Agran. ® Connacticut Newt Weak Singapore; a Jamaican resort oiKe fre­ [ESPN ] Powerboat Radng: World Jat dale fraterrttty convention. Robert Carra- children is racruHad to save a mystical T i­ E l ® PredaiWt K. Price GD New Jersey Hiaperw DaOraaai Junior High (C(Q. (R) quented by Errol Flynn. (R) dine. Curtis Armatrong. Larry 6. Scott. (8 TwWght Zetw IB) betan child being held hostage by evil (81 Hama Shawiim OvamiglM I C^D Michaal Baagan (B) Carahea Camping Pan 4 of B. 15 Oana Scott [C N N ] Bportacona 09) 181 MNor Looguo Biooholl: Oakland ( 8 ) Bustin' Loose Rudey develops a crush 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) forces. Eddie Murphy. CharWs Dance. Cantkiuaa 12 hre.. 30 mki.l ® PailiYPIg O Fame (60 min.) [D IS ] Orknm'a Paby Talaa A 'a o t I n Rad Boa (3I 1hra.l ILh/a) ContbiiMd... M'^MXVicmatiert kEiRAii)'/siititfi&^; tog.'ib.'i988 .MANCHESII£aiai!IULa.gAtiisdAR.Afm.EA. ISAS - s> FO C U S / Mot^es FOCUS / Hobbies 'Cocktail’ gives a hangover Classic car stamps are rolled out COCKTAIL reminds you as much of a ’50s A Classic Car went over big and the firm was the whole world recognizes." (R) Hangover Ealing Studios comedy, like "The time. Every­ stamp booklet never able to keep up with its And finally, perhaps the most Lavender Hill Mob,’ ’ as it does of will be let loose orders. Away back in the mists coveted of all automotive collecti­ thing about this a Python flick, you should know movie is mis­ this coming the P-A people pioneered with bles — the Duesenberg. The 1935 Filmeter that it was directed by 78-year-old Thursday at Coflectors’ adjustable seats and shatter­ Model SJ was the Rambo of Its .’N I conceived, in­ “ La vendor Hill” director Charles cluding the Cobo Hall in Corner proof glass. time. Some Duesy owners; Mae Robert DIMatteo Crichton. Crichton’s once-subtle D---- 1. (Exple­ West (“ Peelm eagrape.’’ ).Ciark basic premise touch is now often clumsy, but We can’t see it here but they that bartend­ tive deleteii to JK' Russ MacKendrick had a kneeling-archer hood orna­ Gable (“ My dear, I don’t give a even he can’t ruin one -black ers and boozing spare Red Sox ment that today is a gotta-git for damn” ), and William Randolph running gag involving various rooters.) The (Rosebud) Hearst. are the abso­ thwarted attempts to murder an dee-dyed auto bugs. lute height of $5 booklet will **• __ _ old woman. GRADE: ★ ★ kick o ff the The sporty 1931 Cord was □ on macho cool. Tell that to the ness. Toward the end, the shallow rk'iu'ArrtTiv growing ranks of under 30s in AA. 102nd annual convention of the and brought forth a small steam- famed for its fancy grille and the The 45-cent LOVE stamp was conflicts grow so overheated that New home video lo-ong hood line. starts as a fresh- the movie turns into an inadvert­ American Philateiic Society. powered Locomobile before it issued at the American Rose faced money-hungry hunk who STAMPSHOW 88. The USPS turned to gasoiine. The stamp Center in Shreveport. La. on Aug. ent comedy. GRADE; ★ GOOD MORNING. VIETNAM The most with-it car builder of topmost brass, Anthony Frank, depicts one of the last and best of 8. It is not meant so much for becomes the best young bar­ (R ) Touchstone, $29.95. Robin the period was the Packard tender in Manhattan — ail under A FISH CALLED WANDA (R) wili be leading the dedication. their gas-powered cars. company. They owned more than perfervid page after page letters Williams had his biggest com­ The five stamps will be in as for wedding-alert missives the tutelage of brawny, male- The ingredients of this deter­ mercial success to date in the The next stamp down shows the 1,000 inventions, giving the whole attractive muiticolors. Reading the 1929 Pierce-Arrow with its that can get over-stuffed beyond chauvinist-pig drink-pourer minedly wild London-set comedy based-on-fact role of Adrian Industry a boost. Here we see Bryan Brown. UNAWARE — Tom Cruise stars in "Cocktail" as a from the top we see the 1928 the 25-cent rate. ( oui are so promising that it’s all the Cronauer, an Armed Forces built-in headlights. George N. their 1932 touring car. It was said money-hungry bartender who falls for Elizabeth Shue, Locomobile. That company, Pierce started business in 1865 On Aug. 12 came the 8.4-cent • f —70o^^'^oooo^:?0'0ooo»<^oo Eventually, Cruise takes off for more disappointing when the radio deejay in Vietnam who to be “ over-engineered” with all based at Bridgeport, acquired the with bird cages and ice boxes, and Wheeichair in the Transportation Jamaica, where he flips for movie fails to come together. For galvanized the servicemen with unaware that she is from a wealthy family. components stronger and sweet, artistic Elizabeth Shue. every successful bit, there are Stanley Steamer rights in 1899 took up automobiles in 1909. They sharper than need be. “ ...onecar series. his ribald, anti-establishmednt Anderson, this adaptation of a Brown shows up, too, behaving in many more sort-of-funny and On Aug. 16 came the 21-cent patter. play by David Barry received Railroad Mail Car. (We nearly increasingly self-destructive fa­ trying-too-hard-to-be-funny For the first time in his shion, though he’s newlywed to a moments. some praise from Davis and Gish C ^ i n C l l l S had a book called “ Two Million up-and-down movie career, Willi­ fans, though it's a certified blonde millionairess who cavorts Monty Python's John Cleese Miles Standing Up.” A retired ams got to do one breathless antique More tips for better photos r.Kk.Uti like Pocahontas of the beach. write and starts in the film, Maine railway clerk got the stand-up routine after another — One hates to focus on an actor’s >ooooobDoooqod4eddt990&o» Cruise’s libido gets the better of playing a priggish barrister hired HARTFORD go-ahead from a publisher but and still be totally in character. physical infirmities, butthe frail Bv Sondv Colton Watch the sky just after sunset. him one night, and he sleeps with to defend a member of a gang of Clnamo city — Pascoll's Island evidently decided he didn’t want A lot of the film’s humor is and mannered 79-year-old Bette ( PG-13) Sot-Sun 1 ;20,4; 14,7,9; 30. — M r. The Assocloted Press Frequently, if there are clouds, a brittle, well-heeled older jewel thieves. Double-crossing to think about those miles any directed at easy targets — Nixon, Davis is painful to watch here. North (PG)Sat-Sun1:10,3:55,7:30,9:50. Camera Angles the sky becomes a pastel painting woman. Shue finds out and heads gang member Wanda (Jamie Lee — BombI (G ) Sat-Sun 1:30. — Bull more.) nitwit uptight officers, etc. And a With a cane-dependent Ann Soth- Durham (R) Sat-Sun 4:04,7:10, 9:40. — Let's quickly review last of pinks and purples in a beautiful back to New York, where it turns Curtis) sets to seducing Cleese, in Other recent and upcoming serioius side to the story never em and a wizened Vincent Price Bio

By Larry Blatko are for use or for ‘show and hrag. ’ tainly not recommend a meg­ handle. For example my son, who “Just for the record, my By Kim I. Mills for years, and scrutiny is some­ man for President Reagan’s 1984 Irish-American clan —some of to win a Senate seat from their The Associated Press "I happen to own the Tandy abyte (hard disk) storage unit. happens to be blind, but is a son-in-law has a Commodore 128 The Associated Press thing with which he is more than re-election campaign and for whose members are quite politi­ uncle after the Downtown News lOOOEX with the second extemai Although a tremendous amount budding author and does re­ setup and my No. 2 son is a trouble familiar. conservative drugstore magnate cally involved. devotes an entire issue to savag­ Those brand-centered compu­ 3.5-inch disk drive. No printer as of memory can be made available sumes, medical transcriptions shooter for IBM, so you know who WASHINGTON — You would The nephew of conservative Lew Lehrman, who challenged “I worked from the premise ing the Daley family. ter folk who preach the Way, yet — I’m Just learning (70 and quickly, the disk is prone to many and term paper tsrping, uses an he pulls for.” think he’d be used to it , as columnist-publisher-TV talk Mario Oiomo in 1982 for the that if all primaries are essen­ Truth and Light according to retired). It would be considered inadvertent-type accidents which Apple He equipped with the Echo Carey’s family experience — a scion of the rich and famous show host William F. Buckley Jr. governorship of New York. tially family squabbles, think But the key to the book is (check one) Tandy, Apple, IBM, to be compared favorably to the pretty much dictate back-up voice feature and a very simple covering Tandy, Apple, Commo­ Buckley clan,'but John Buckley and former New York Republi­ Currently, the 31-year-old how nasty and mean it could be if family; the rest is for comic Commodore, Atari or plain old system you had recommended storage record-keeping (for Document program from Compu­ dore. and IBM — is worth squirmed and blushed as his can Sen. James L. Buckley, who Buckley is working for CBS News you had a real family squabble relief, which sometimes woriu, Etcetera should talk to R. D. for budding authors. The key here safety reasons) and this means a ter Aids Ckirp., of Franklin, Ind.. remembering when someone picture was taken. is now a federal Judge, John as a political analyst and on- fought out over the course of a sometimes doesn’t. Carey of Sabula, Iowa. wouid be did they plan to use to library of 5.25 or 3.5-inch floppies “Note the He is equipped with a tells you there is one computer “I’m not used to this," he Buckley has earned a measure of camera commentator for the primary campaign,” Buckley Buckley readily admits some Carey has considered the com­ computer for much other than the anyhow so why bother with a hard dual 5.25-inch disk drive. Most suited for all uses and applica­ insisted, as the photographer fame all his own. national political campaigns. The said. settings in the book have their peting claims of Apple and other writing effort. My only recom­ disk?” importantly, he has a Transtar tions. While it's true all compu­ gently ordered Buckley to look Most recently, his wit spiced up job is ideal; it gives him time to The book’s narrator, Charles basis in reality — from the Daley partisans In this space and writes mendation wouid be the storage “I will admit that the very daisy-wheel printer, which is ters are, by nature, “universal out a window, then focus on the the lackluster presidential cam­ promote his book. Daley, is a rock critic-cum- family estate in Connecticut to to make an interesting point: disk drive should be the 3.5-inch simple Apple keyboard (same relatively slow but gives letter- machines” and can do any comer of a cardboard box. paign of Rep. Jack Kemp, R-N. Y. The novel, a farce about a poUtlcal reporter for a mythical traveling on the campaign plane. “I view some of the lists of floppy for 720,000 characters of goes for Commodore) makes for perfect printing. Most publishers computing task (given enough Buckley seemed uncomforta­ As campaign press secretary, Senate race within a large, paper, the Downtown News. recommended equipment from storage, rather than another a much ipore friendly computer will Just automatically refuse any time), some machines are de­ ble in the role of media-courting Buckley earned the respect of once-rich-but-now-down-at-the- (Buckley had a similar arrange­ However, he said be will deny to your Apple readers with awe. I 5.25-inch floppy (limited to to a user who cares little for all manuscript typed with a dot­ sign^ more for some tasks than novelist with his new book, Washington reporters by being heels family, capitalizes on Buck- ment with the now-defunct SoHo his “dying breath” thatany of the wonder if their equipment iineups 360,000 characters). I wouid cer­ the multi-faceted uses it can matrix printer. for others. “Family Politics." 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i t — MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Aug. 20, 1988 FOCUS / Music BUSINESS

5 years later, ‘Weird Al’ Tarntable Tips Another week traders would like to forget

NEW YO RK (A P ) - A late burst of idated volume in NYSE-listed issues, is still, well, really weird Hot singles computer-driven selling wiped out MARKET REPORT including trading at regional ex­ Adult singles measly gains in blue-chip stocks changes and on the over-the-counter 1. "Monkey” George Mi­ Activity over the past 30 trading days market, totaled 141.006 million 1. ” 1-2-3” Gloria Estefan & Friday and contributed to another 2,300 chael (Columbia) Miami Sound Machine (Epic) mixed finish on Wall Street, capping a shares. Bv Brett J. Blackledoe Declines in some of t’he big-name 2. ’ ’I Don’t Wanna Go On with 2. “ I Don’t Want to Go On sluggish week that traders would just The Associated Press stocks helped drag down the Dow You Like That” with You Like That” Elton as soon forget. average. DuPont fell 2Vi to 78‘A, (MCA) John (MCA) “ Nobody’s committing any mo­ TULSA, Okla. — They stood on General Motors fell V/t to 72, IBM fell . 3.“ I Don’t Wanna Live With­ 3. ’’One Good Woman” Peter ney.” said Robert O’Toole, manager their heads and yodeled. They 2,200- IVi to 112V4 and Minnesota Mining fell out Your Love” Chicago Cetera (Full Moon) of over-the-counter trading at Shear- smushed marshmallows in their ‘/4to60‘A. mouths and chanted, "Chubby (Reprise) son Lehman Hutton Inc. in New York. 4. ’’Roll With It” Steve Win- Besides IBM, some other computer bunny, chubby bunny, chubl^ 4. “Sweet Child o’ Mine” “ We’re going to be in thedoldrums for wood (Virgin) and technology stocks suffered big If ibunny." They dressed as IJncle Guns N’ Roses (Geffen) a while.” 5. ’’I Don’t Wanna Live With­ losses, notably Digital, which Sam and tapped danced on stilts. 5. ’’Simply Irresistible” Ro­ The Dow Jones average of 30 out Your Love” Chicago 2,100- *1 tumbled 2 to 92‘A, and Compaq, down They were weird. But they had bert Palmer (EMI- (Reprise) industrials, up slightly through most Manhattan) m to 53Vi. In the over-the-counter a purpose. 6. “Hold On to the Nights” of the day, weakened rapidly in the 6. “ Fast Car” Tracy Chap­ market, Apple fell IVi to 40>/4 on More than 100 people staged Richard Marx (EMI- final minutes and ended with an isll al!!l reports that its chairman, John their weirdest acts last week fora man (Elektra) 11.03-point loss to 2,016.00, putting the Manhattan) Sculley, had sold nearly a third of his chance to be seen on the big 7. “ Roll With It” Steve Win- index’s decline for the week at 21.52. 7. ’ ’Fast Car” Tracy Chap­ 2,000 stake in the company. screen with a guy who proudly wood (Virgin) Traders blamed the late reversal DOW JONES AVERAGE man (Elektra) Goodyear rose 2 to 60 after the bills himself as "Weird Al.” 8. "Perfect World” Huey Le­ largely on computer-generated sel­ August 19,1980 8. ’ ’Perfect World” Huey Le­ company confirmed reports it will sell His real name is Al Yankovic, a wis & The News (Chrysalis) ling programs linked to expiring stock wis & The News (Chrysalis) HIGH 2,048.90 the 1,750-mile All-American Pipeline ^ 27-year-old Southern California 9. “ Love Will Save the Day” options, which contributed about 20 9. “ Hands to Heaven’’ to help pay debts. Armtek rose 1 to I native who hit the big time in 1983 Whitney Houston (Arista) million shares to an otherwise dreary 1,900 - LOW 2,011.38 Breathe (ASM) 46>A on word that it Was talking with with a song called “ Another One 10. “ l-2-3” Gloria Estefan & day on the New York Stock Exchange. CLOSE 2,016.00 Rides m e Bus.” 10. ’ ’Love Will Save the Day” possible acquirers. Miami Sound Machine (Epic) Despite the loss in the Dow average, It was his way of laughing at Whitney Houston (Arista) CHANGE Down 11.03 The Wilshire Associates Equity the broader market was mixed. In pop culture — the song is a parody Index, the market value of NYSE, composite NYSE trading, gaining of the rock group Queen's hit American and OTC issues, fell by issues held about a 4-to-3 edge over 1,800 song, “ Another One Bites the MTWTF MTWIF MTWTF MTWTF MTWT F MTT WF $3.26 billion. Dust.” He’s been laughing his Top LP’s declines, with 794 up, 624 down and 522 11 18 25 1 8 15 The NYSE composite index of all unchanged. way to the bank ever since. 1. ’ ’Tracy Chapman” Tracy Aog. listed issues fell 0.27 to 147.54. The fundamental reason for stock- Five later. Weird Al is Chapman (Elektra)-- Standard k Poor’s industrial index market apathy is concern about rising on the radio and video music Platinum (More than 1 million Black singles AP graphic fell 1.46 to 298.44, and SAP’s SOO-stock stations again laughing at pop interest rates and the direction of the composite index fell 0.79 to 260.24. units sold.) 1. “Nice ’N’ Slow” Freddie interest rates have peaked, then w e’ll bonds, it’s pretty tough to compete.” culture, this time with “ I ’m Fat” economy, in the opinion of many At the American Stock Exchange, 2. “Hysteria” Def Leppard Jackson (Capitol) see renewed interest in stocks.” said Volume on the floor of the NYSE from his “ Even Worse” . market strategists. With Treasury the market value index rose 0.07 to (Mercury) -Platinum 2. “ Watching You” Loose Robert Meyer, director of research at totaled 122.37 million shares, down The song and L P is a takeoff on bonds offering increasingly attractive 295.03. TheNAS-DAQcomposite index 3. “ Roll With It” Steve Win- Ends (MCA) the New York investment firm from 139.82 million the previous Michael Jackson’s “ I ’m Bad” returns, investors aren’t eager to risk for the over-the-counter market wood (Virgin) 3. “ Make It Last Forever” Fahnestock k Co. “ When you can get session and the lowest level in more from the “ Bad” album. their money on Wall Street. closed at 377.42, up 0.20. “ Most of the songs I do are 4. “Appetite for Destruc­ Keith Sweat (Vintertainment) “ If and when the market believes fairly decent yields in short-term than three weeks. Nationwide, consol­ about food or TV — two of the tion” Guns & Roses (Geffen)- 4. “Loosey’s Rap’’ Rick things that have shaped my life Platinum James & Roxanne Shante most,” Yankovic said. 5. “ He’s the DJ, I’m the (Reprise) Five years later. Weird Al is Rapper” D. J. Jazzy Jeff & The 5. “ Husband” Shirley Mur­ Sears /s charged Polaroid says it has suitors, still, well, weird. And he’s mak­ Fresh Prince (Jive) — dock (Elektra) ing a full-length feature film to Platinum 6. “ That Girl Wants to Dance prove it called “U H F,” due for 6. ’’Faith” George Michael With Me” Gregory Hines In toy complaint release next summer. Shooting (Columbia) -Platinum (Epic) urges voluntary retirements was to begin in early August in 7. ’’OU812’’ Van Halen 7. “Love Will Save the Day” WASHINGTON (AP) — The Consumer Pro­ Tulsa. AP ptxMO (Warner Bros.) Whitney Houston (Arista) duct Safety Commission charged Friday that the “ It feels kind of cold and voted unanimously Tuesday to ment in which he had virtually 8. ’ “ Dirty Dancing’ Sound­ 8. “ Another Partn of.-j Me” giant'' retailer Sears, Roebuck and Co. has CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (AP) - clammy,” said the former col­ reject a hostile offer, valued at ruled out layoffs. Booth told the LAUGHING AT POP CULTURE — “Weird Al" Yankovic track” (RCA)-Platinum Michael Jackson (E|(iit)i continued to sell lawn darts, violating its official Polaroid Corp. said Friday it has lege disc jockey. ’ ‘It’s a lot harder about $3 billion, from Shamrock executives, “ I didn’t expect tote poses in costume for his parody of Michael Jackson’s 9. “ Richard Marx” Richard 9. ’i‘Shake Your Thadg'’ Salt- promise to stop marketing the hazardous game. received “ expressions of inter­ to be funny for an hour and a half Holdings Inc., a California invest­ in this type of warfare when I “I’m Bad" song for the “Bad" album. "Weird Al" calls his Marx (EMI-Manhattan)- n-Pepa featuring E.U

BOSTON (A P ) — A landlord who three bedroom apartment in the "that he would not rant to them ' afford the cost of litigating this case to Bush than to Dukakis Oldest man turns 111 allegedly denied a rental apartment Dorchester section of Boston for because of their children.” out through the Fairing Housing SWANSEA, Wales (A P ) — John Evans, regarded to a couple because they had children themselves and their four daughters, But the landlord’s attorney, Ste­ Commission and the courts.” By Peter Coy as the world’s oldest man, celebrated his 111th has agreed to pay them $12,000 ages 1, 2, 12 and 14. phen A. Greenbaum, said his client Greenbaum said Gwozdzik rejected The Associated Press Financial Snanshol compensation, the Boston Fair Hous­ Under state sanitary codes, three "vehemently denies ever discrimi­ the Guilfords as tenants because he ■ i^ S birthday Friday with his rules for a long life: don't ing Commission said. bedrooms are adequate fora family of nating” against the Guilfords. thought six people were too many for Friday, August 19,1988 smoke, drink or swear, but treat yourself to honey NEW YO RK — As George Bush \ and a song. The commission's executive direc­ six, and a real estate agent told the "The Guilfords, who are far from the apartment, not because he did not Guilfords that the apartment was want children in the building. received the Republican Party’s ^ E n INTKKF^S'l' The chipper Welshman, who lives with his tor, Ernest B.-Gutierraz Jr., said the indigent, are represented on a pro available. presidential nomination this past ^ K A T K ,S Week’s dose Week ago Year ago 77-year-old son and his wife, told the BBC that much settlement was the largest the com­ bono basis by the Lawyer’s Commit­ The settlement, reached Monday, However, Gutierrez said, landlord week, the prime rate stood at 10 of his good health comes from a good diet with mission had ever negotiated in a tee, which is part of the Boston Bar came just days after Congress percent, its highest point in three ^ Avorago rato paid on bank 5.87% 5.83% 5.61% plenty of vegetables. discrimination case. Gary Gwozdzik rejected the Guil­ Association, and by Palm er & Dodge, amended the Fair Housing Act to fords, allegedly violating a 1982 city years. \ monoy markol accounts “ But some part of it is taking hot water in the " A settlement of this type sends out one of the city’s largest law firm s,” extend federal protection to families ordnance prohibiting discrimination Greenbaum said. But the run-up in interest rates ^ (Bank Rale Monitor) morning ... (with) a small bit of honey. I ’ve been the message that children have fair with children and the disabled. against families with children. "W hile on the other hand, m y client, may not quite play into the hands doing that since I retired and that’s going on 38 years housing rights — and that in the city of Boston, we’re enforcing those rights,” The Guilford’s attorney, Nadine who is an average working guy who Under the amended Fair Housing of Michael Dukakis, the Demo­ 'c , 91 day Treasury bill yield 7.25% 7.24% 6 .1 0 % (ago),” the former miner told BBC radio in an Cohen of the Lawyer’s Committee for owns a total of five apartment units in Act, he noted, administrative law cratic nominee. The reason; In interview at his home in Forest-Fach near Swansea he said. The couple, Gayle and Donald Civil Rights Under the Law, said the whole world, has to pay his own judges will be able to impose fines of 1980, under the last Democratic 30-year Treasury Bond 9.39% 9.42% 8.93% in South Wales. president, the prime rate peaked Guilford, both 34, had sought to rent a Gwozdzik told the couple point blank legal fees, and he simply could not $10,000 to $50,000 for each violation. “ Honey is great,’ ’ said Evans. ” I getplenty of that at more than 21 percent. I ’ K IC K S on my birthday.” All things considered, the per­ \ M M Singing helps, too. formance of the U.S. economy ^ ______“ r v e been doing that since I was a little boy. seems to give more ammunition ^ Commodities Research Going to Sunday school. I ’d sing, plenty of it,” he to Bush than to Dukakis this 248.21 246.91 224.50 ^ Bureau Index said, breaking into a Welsh song. r i A.«S.mFIFn A0VF.RT1SING 643-2711 season. 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Errortw hlchdonotltsson economic studies at the Brook­ A P graphic 26 or moro doyo; SOconts M r lino oor doy. tion. For odvofilsomonts to bo publlshtd Mondov. tho dtodllno Is 2:30 o.m. on Fridov. tho volua of tht odvtf|tlstmant will not b t ings Institution, who was a Minimum clrareo: 4 linos. corrtcttd by on oddltlonollonol Insortlon.I about 4 percent from about 10 time economic expansion in Sen. Kerry granted divorce chairman of President Carter’s percent in the summer of 1980. history. Council of Economic Advisers. After a pair of short, sharp “ I think the challenge for Bush BOSTON (A P ) — Sen. John Kerry and his wife, Unemployment has fallen to 5.4 recessions early in the Reagan is to convince voters that he will Julia, have been granted a divorce under LOST PART TIM E (P A R T TIM E percent from 7.8 percent eight Notices Dr. Crane’s Answers administration, the nation has build on those successes in the Massachusetts’ no-fault divorce law, an aide AND FOUND HELP WANTED IHELP WANTED years ago; inflation is down to confirmed Friday. experienced the longest peace- 1990s,” Kudlow said. Final papers ending the 18-year marriage were At a condition precedent to FOUND. Auoust 18, at BANQUET Servers, Kit­ the placement of any odver- PART Time Guidance Se­ filed late Thursday, said Adam Chase, spokesman Powder Mill plaza. cretary at RHAM High chen Prep. Flexible Quiz on page 2. tlslna In the Manchester He­ 1. Slower pulse for the Democrat’s Boston office. rald, Advertiser hereby East Hartford. Black School, In Hebron. Im­ hours, nights and wee­ States. The drug, Rogaine, designed to stimulate Kerry, 44, had lived apart from his wife since his agrees to protect. Indemnify and grey terrior with mediate opening. Ap­ kends. Hourly wage 2. Bow & arrow and hold harmless the Mon- white flea collar. 645- proximately 20 hours plus gretulty. Expe­ 3. Peter (Rabbit) hair growth on men with male-pattern baldness, 1984 U.S. Senate campaign. The couple have two Highlights is scheduled to bit the market in up to six weeks. chester Herald, Its officers 1978. per week. For appllca-r rience preferred. 4. Hymn book (Chaplain) daughters. and emplavees aoolnst any Apply to: Manchester ■ Whirlpool Corp. announced a joint venture tIon call Assistont Prin­ 5. Pitch out Since their separation, the senator has been and all liability, loss or cipal, S. Culllnan at Country Club. 646-0103. that will make it the world’s biggest appliance linked to actress Morgan Fairchild, among others. expense. Including attor­ 228-9474.______of the week concern. The company said it would acquire a neys' fees, arising fram Kerry has said his relationship with Fairchild, who claims of unfair trade practi­ P A R T Tim e Custodian. GENERAL Secretary. m ajority stake in the appliance division of Dutch is active in Democratic politics, was casuaL-^ ces, Infrlndment af trade­ Evenings 5-8:30pm, Meadows M anor, a iMMOUNCEMCim long term health care electronics giant NV Philips in a $470 million Kerry is serving his firSt term in the Sfeflijile marks, trate^fames or pat­ "',1 ______hours flexible, S days a You’ll Sell It ■ —The Commerce Department reported the ents, violafion of rights of facility currently has a deal. MY Father Is Archie week. Apply: Facilities trade deficit swelled to $12.5 billion in June as privacy and Infringement of Services, South Wind­ 25 hour General Secre­ ■ Officials of Farmers Insurance Group Inc. copyright and proprietory k (Pot) Patterson, 18 Pl- imports hit an all-time high. Economists said the sor Board of Educa­ tary position available. and Batus Inc. began talks on Batus’ proposal for Cuomo a grandfather again rights, unfair competition ‘ I k oneer Circle, Manches­ This 9am-2pm position Faster with report shows how far the U.S. must still go to and libel and slatfder, which ter, CT. I have 5 CA) tion, 1737 Main Street, a friendly $4.9 billion buyout. It was the first time South Windsor. 528- requires a person with solve Its trade problems. ALB AN Y, N.Y. (A P ) - Maria Cole, the may result from the publica­ sisters: Patricia, the two sides had met during their 8-month-oId tion of any advertlsment in 9711 Ext. 40. EO E. experience In statisti­ ■ ’The government said housing starts rose a 26-year-old daughter of Gov. Mario Cuomo, gave Nancy ITIbo), Lucille, cal typing and light takeover battle, but each company said it was the Manchester Herald by Pamela (Joy) and moderate 2.4 percent in July, but analysts advertiser. Including adver­ AFTER School core bookkeeping. Inter­ CLASSIFIED ADS prepared to continue the fight. birth to a girl, the second grandchild for the Kim. Anyone knowing needed In our home. s warned rising mortgage rates could slow the Cuomos, the governor’s office said Friday. tisements In any free distri­ ested applicants please ■ Polaroid Corp. rejected a takeover offer bution publications pub­ their whereabouts con­ Verplank area. Good pace of construction. The infant, Em ily Carrie Cole, was born at 8:16 apply In person at: PART TIM E PART T IM E from Roy E. Disney’s Shamrock Holdings Inc. lished by the Manchester tact: Joy SIrols, (207) pay. Perfect for the Meddows Manor, 333 ■ In other reports, the government said valued at roughly $3 billion. p.m. Thursday and weighed 7 pounds, 11 ounces. Herald. Penny Sleffert, 696-3230, P.O. Box 182, right high school stu- Bldwell Street, Man­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Publisher. Mdlson, ME 04950. factories, mines and utilities operated at 83.5 ■ An investor group began a $2.69 billion "The mother and child are doing fine,” Cuomo dent. 646-2460.______chester, C T. EO E. percent of capacity and industrial production hostile tender offer for Interco Inc. after the said. “ The father is doing even better.” P A R T Tim e custodial as­ LOST sistant for female facil­ GUIDANCE Counselor. shot up 0.8 percent in July. furniture and apparel company rejected the The child is the first for Mrs. Cole, a partner in a NEWS ROOM CLERK ■ Government regulators announced two public relations firm, and her husband. Kenneth, a AND FOUND ities, 9:30-1:00pm, 5 Part time for grades 7 takeover proposal. days a week. Apply: Si 8. Required for con­ separate consolidations in the troubled Texas shoe designer. They were married in October. HNANCIAL ■ Armtek Corp. rejected a buyout bid from LOST. Has anybody Facilities Services, sideration: complete The Manchester Herald has savings and loan industry that could cost the Mark IV Industries Inc., which responded by The hospital where the baby was born was not taken In a orange and South Windsor Board application, 3 letters of Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corpora­ disclosed, said Cuomo spokeswoman Anne Crowley. ABANDON the search. of Education, 1737 recommendation, Ct. a part-time opening for a sweetening its offer Armtek Corp. to $44 a share, white tabby stray In the Thank you for making tion more than $6 billion. The first merged 12 or about $550 million. last several months. Main Street, South State Certification and us number 1 for 41 Windsor. K8-W11 Ext. college transcript. News Room Clerk. Duties insolvent thrifts, and the second covered eight ■ Westinghouse Electric Corp. agreed to pay Last seen 7-21-88 Pape- years. For fast, confi­ rama area of Broad 40. EO E. ______Contact Mr. Vene troubled institutions, including Sunbelt Savings, an apparent-record $35 million to settle an Singer out of hospital dential service and Harding, Principal, include sorting mail, filing which by itself lost $1.2 billion in the first quarter. Street. Call 643-2283 or easy terms, call us for TE A C H IN G Assistant. 1 age-discrimination lawsuit brought by em­ 649-0795 ask for Rick. Tolland Middle School, ■ A BIRMINGHAM, Aid. (AP) — Singer George all your financial loving person to care clippings and light typing. form er M errill Lynch & Co. stockbroker ployees denied severance pay after losing their for 3 and 4 year olds, 875-2564. Application pleaded guilty to engaging in a scheme in which Jones was hospitalized for the fifth time in 13 LOST. M y bike was taken needs. Conn & Conn deadline August 31st. jobs through plant closings. 233-9687. 2:30-5:30pm, Monday- f Hours are 8 to 11 a.m., & he illicitly obtained advance copies of Business months and was released Friday after being treated from the 7-11 on Center F ro d a y . S a la ry Is ■ DeLaurantiis Entertainment Group Inc., hit for a severe sinus infection, a hospital spokesman Street. It Is a sliver P A R T Tim e office person Monday through Friday, for Week and reaped profits from trading stocks by a string of box office flops, filed for protection based on experience. said. G T-B M X racing bike Call 646-7160. needed afternoons, all mentioned in the magazine. Wiiiiam Dillon was from its creditors under Chapter 11 of federal Jones, 56, known for country standards such as with a red chain. I PART TIM E day Friday and Satur­ an Interview call the first person to be criminally charged in the bankruptcy laws. earned the money from PART Time cleaning peo­ day A M . Good tele­ "H e Stopped Loving Her Today” and "Th e Race is HELP WANTED ple needed In Manches­ insider-trading scandal involving Business ■ ’The Belgian company Donnay SA, once the my paper route to buy phone skills a must. On,” arrived at University Hospital on Sunday, said ter, South Windsor and Week. world’s top maker of tennis rackets, was this bike and It was Benefits available. s spokesman Hank Black. very special to me. If Vernon. Up to $8. to Apply by sending re­ ■ Upjohn Co. won federal approval to market declared bankrupt after failing to reach a deal start. Call Dudleys 643-2711 the first hair-growth formula in the United “ He said his head was hurting and his ears were you have any Informa­ sume to: Animal Medi­ with its creditors. tion, please call Jona­ PART Time help wanted Cleaning Campany. cal Clinic, 200 Sheldon ringing,” said Black. "H e told his wife he couldn’t for cleonlne and stock 6464520 between 8:30- Ext. 19, after 1 p.m. go on and had better go back to the hospital.” than at 647-1929. Rood, Manchester. Rewordll work. 649-7W1. 4:10. P M ITTIM E HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED C LE R IC A L Recpetlonist. D E N T A L Assistant. Part FULL Time. Janitorial BUSPERSON. Ambitious BANK Tellers. United NATIONAL Corporation Contractors office time. Tues.. Wed.. expanding In this area. position Is now availa­ person to work nights, Bank has teller posi­ Thur. l-fl pm. Hloh ble working for a aual- part time. We will tions ovallable In the looking for Individual Openings now availa­ with strong office and hourly rote. Prefer ex­ ble In Management. Ity food service com­ train. Apply: Cavey's. Northeast and East perience but willing to pany. Responsibilities 45 East Center Street, Hartford offices. Pre­ organizational skills. IT’S TAG SALE TIME Sales. Cashier and Ser­ Previous construction train. Pleasant Glas- vice Manager Posi­ Include: cleaning Manchester.______vious teller or cashier experience helpful. Lt? tanbury location. 649- tions. Excellent oppor­ floors, emptying trash, HELP Wanted for Glas­ experience helpful. 3443. tunity for fast learners. washing pans. We need Good customer rela­ Flexible hours. Call 4 Days for the Price of 3! tonbury machine shop. 646-5422.______MOTHER'S Helper. De­ Call 646-3875. EO E. good reliable people to Experience preferred tions skills a must. Are things piling up? Then why not heve e teg sole? Apply at; United Bank, TE A C H E R Assistant. Au­ pendable person CHILD Care position for loin our staff. Super but will train. Also, needed to assist benefits. We will train. general shop work and Rte 30, Vernon or Uni­ gust 30th opening at The best way to announce It Is with a Herald Classified Ad. ouallfled nannies. S6-S7 ted Bonk, 580 Burnside state approved private mather In the care of per hour. Long term Glastonbury 633-7656 some driving. Call 659- Infant child. Part tlme- ask for Dave. 2162. Avenue, East Hartford. school to work with Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for (full/part time, live In emotionally disturbed mornlngs. Own trans- or out). Nannies Un­ WAITERS-Woltresses. E X P E R IE N C E D Tire me­ students, ages 8-10 ye­ the week. portatlan. Call «4«-4M3 limited 232-7084. chanic wanted. Good Ponderoso Is now ac­ or 446-0428. cepting applications ars. Previous expe­ C all 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. LAW N Maintenance and pay and benefits. Ni­ rience with Behaviour NEEDED Dell Clerk. BOOKKEEPER chols Tire and Automo­ for all shifts. Great Must be 18. Mostly Landscape company earnings potential. Management pre­ seeks 18 years or older Part-time entry-level tive, 295 Broad Street. ferred. Cell or send nights and Sunday call Manchester. 643-1161. Mother's hours also *646-4277 or apply In with driver's license. position with a Man­ available. Please resume to; Lorrv IF you enloy working HELP WANTED HELP WANTED person; Highland Park Coll otter 6pm 742-5224. chester based company apply In person to; 119 Schnitman, Commun­ HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED SALES. Par house, vinyl with children and have Spencer Street, Man- ity Child Guidance Market. 317 Highland for a bookkeeper/data SECRETARY. Machine Street. siding. Please tele- love and patience to chester.______School, 317 North Main A U TO B O D Y Person. Ex­ ANNUITY Clerk. Down­ FULL Time Delivery. Im­ M E D IC AL Office In Man­ entry person. Pay $8.00 share, this lob Is for Street, Manchester. town Hartford Insu­ chester needs person shop has a full time phone 1-800-537-2651. COOKS a Buffet Attend­ perienced only. Gua­ mediate opening. position for a mature you. Part time or full EOE. ranteed overtime. All rance company seeks Heavy lifting. Must be with bookkeeping MANAGING Editor for o per hour for 25 hour time. Coll for appoint­ ants. Ponderosa Is now DRIVER skills and medical Insu­ person to perform se­ S ITTE R Needed for 10 benefits. Call Wood­ self-starter with good responsible and depen- bi-monthly profes­ work week. ment, Children's Dis­ accepting applications Coventry area typlno and math skills rance claims expe­ cretarial, receptionist PART TIM E sional lournal. Re- tor day time shift. Port and 7 year old. Wa­ land Autobody. 528- doble. Coll 643-2171. and light bookkeeping Please send resumes to covery Center. 633- 4 1 4 1 .______for diversified posi­ rience. Previous medi­ aulres knowledge of 1508.______time and full time shington School area. /Manchester COLLECTIONS Person cal office experience functions. Paragon , TELLER Gale Fles at; After school. Call 649- tion. Wllllno to learn a word processing an available. Please GUIDANCE Counselor. must. Growth poten­ needed on a port time necessary. Please send Tool CO., Inc., 12 Vr data base manage­ LABORER. Heavy con­ apply In person; 119 5072. Herald route. basis. Experienced Adams Street, Connecticut NNchaol J. Rentier struction. Apply In per- Part time for grades 7 tial. Full benefits. Call resume to: Box Z, C/O ment. Experience with Spencer Street, TEACHERS for Sunday and 8. Reaulred for Short Hours — for Interview. 249-9391. only apply. Flexible The Manchester He- Manchester.______graphic arts, desk top 388 Mala Stnal son: The Andrew Manchester. hours. Computer expe­ Ansaldl Building Com­ Jewish religious consideration: Com­ rold.______DRIVER Helper. Full or Bank & Trust publishing and/or mar­ Maochefter, CT 06040 plete application, 3 let­ Great Pay! MOTO-Photo, the Na­ rience helpful. For ap­ equal Opportuntty Cmploytr pany, 186 Bldwell school. Grades 1,2,4,5 tions leading one hour T IR E Changers needed. port time. Should be 14 North Main keting Is a definite plus. and 7. Salary commen­ ters of recommenda­ pointment call Beverly familiar withthlsarea. Training will be pro­ Street. Manchester. CERTinED NURSE Call 647-9946 photo finishino chain Is at 649-7059. (Jorston Full time and port time surate with education tion, Connecticut State position available. No Good pay. Apply In Street vided. Must work well C LE R K needed to take AIDES certification and col­ seeking enthuslotlc Sign Supplies, 110 Bot- SECRETARY. Busy 100 and experience. Call Ask for people for full and part experience necessary. person. Flower Fa­ with limited supervi­ minutes for the Tolland ' person civil engineer­ Aa4 Naraa AMa 644-8466. lege transcript. Con­ s o n Drive, shion, 85 East Center Manchester, C T sion. Salary S25-S35K Board of Education Gerlinde time positions. We Monchester.______Town Fair Tire, 646- ing firm seeks expe­ AppHcaata S/T Assistant Instructor- tact: Mr. Vene Hard­ 3140. Street, Manchester. depending on expe­ meetings. Typing and rienced secretary for Fall aoil Part Time ing, Principal, Tolland offer training, compet­ BOYS Junior Varsity Apply in person rience and skills. Profit Janitorial Supervisor. itive salary, employee Xeroxing of the min­ expanding administra­ We offer the areas hi­ Middle School, 875- DRIVER-Helper. Full or Soccer Coach. Starting shoring and bonuses. utes Included. Board Caring and conclen- discounts and bonuses tive staff. Qualifica­ ghest staff to patient tlous person needed to 2564. Application dead- part time. Should be August 27th. $1600. Con­ Benefits, vacation, meetings are twice a llne August 31. EO E. familiar with this area. for Individuals with In­ B A B Y S IT TE R needed In tions are as follows; ratio. work with develop- itiative. Apply In per­ tact Dennis Joy, 78 RETAIL paid holidays. Call 228- month, the 2nd and 4th minimum' 2-3 years Good pay. Apply In Ripley Hill Road, Cov­ my home Wednesday 0487 to schedule an • Flexible mentally disabled FULL Time babysitter son, 9am-7pm. 396 West Wednesday, beginning word processing wanted. Must be de­ person: Flower Fa­ entry, Ct 06238. 742- nights. 6:30-10:30pm. to Interview. at 7 :X pm . High School Scheduling adults. Vehicle re- Middle Turnpike, watch 3 boys. Call 649- experience, (M ulti­ aulr'ed to transport pendable with referen­ shion, 85 East Center Manchester. 7346. OPPORTUNITIES diploma reaulred. S50 mate preferred), min­ • Complete Health Street, Manchester. 0119______■ insurance crew In p.m . only. ces and own transpor- Ratall Assiatant per board meeting. imum typing speed of totlon. 643-8540. It’s time...to move DAYS and evening Wai­ Cantact: Tolland "Including Dental" Trayel reimburse­ PAR T Tim e dental asslst- Manager 65 words per minute, ment. $7.65 per hour ant, Tuesday, Wednes­ TELLERS tresses and kitchen Board of Education, shorthand or speed • Uniform POULTRY Personnel- forward. New challenges. help. Pleasant working plus benefits. Call needs men and women. day, Thursdov, 1-6pm. Rapidly growing je­ 875-9682. Application writing and dicta­ Allowance SAVINGS BANK OF MANCHESTER conditions, nice clien­ deadline August 31st. Kathy lannucci be- Will train. Full time. Hloh hourly rate. welry company in phone. If you work well • Bonus Hours tween 10-4 at 871-6724. Prefer experience but New excitement New tele. flexible hours. Ex­ EOE.______In a busy environment, Paid medical, life and New Vernon Office cellent port time for major department retirement plan. Call willing to train. Plea­ WAREHOUSE Supervi­ can handle changing • Free Meals A P P LIC A TIO N S now be­ Good Wages opportunities. mothers and college store seeking per­ ing accepted for full Arbor Acres Farm. 633- sant Glastonbury loca­ sor with diversified du- priorities and meet the For more Information tion. 649-3443. Good Benefits student. Coll for after­ sonnel. Will train the above auallflcotlons, please call time warehouse per­ 4681, ext. 250. EO E. noon appointment. tles to work In At Bradlees. right person. Retail Wethersfield distribu­ please send resume to CRESmELO son. Experience help­ r Experienced or we will train. Shirley's Restaurant. Patty (3erhard. Fuss ful but not necessary. 644-4688. experience helpful. tion center. Apply In CONVALESCENT person: Monday - and O'Neill, 146 Hart­ Steady work, good be­ Apply: Savings Sink of Minchestar Here’s your chance to C L E A N IN G Person. E v­ Good salary and be­ Friday Apply Inperson ford Rood, Manches­ HOME nefits. Apply In person MUNSON’S enings. port time. Im- nefits. Call 568- to Mr. William Singer. ter, CT. 06040. EOE. MANCHESTER, CT. Monday August 22 and 923 Main SL share in the spirit and medalte openings. Tuesday August 23 at; 1115. Puritan Furniture, 1061 M/F.______support of our special Please telephone 643- New Britain Avenue. 643-5151 Wing Industries, 60 Manchester MOVER-Owner operator Progress Drive, Man- W e have the following positions available at our Eoe 5747. SALES-Llghtlng. The West Hartford.______company. At Bradlees, all seeks reliable full time N E E D $. Work In spore chester.______.Tifin Factory Store kxation on Route 6 in Bolton, "Studio of Lite" In SALES Person to work In helper for local furni­ of our staff work together Entleld Is seeking full time-research. No MATURE Responsible C T . Call 647-8639 for an appointment. furniture distribution - ture moving/packing. sales. No commit­ or part time Individu­ center In Wethersfield. Experience helpful or assistant manager -Full time days: Retail and/or production to do the best job they can HELP WANTED tment. For Info write needed. Starting at als with retail sales Full time and part time will train. Weekly cash 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM. Mon. - Fri. do. And they’re rewarded experience to sell light­ and provide telephoite $6.00 an hour. . Will wanted. Apply In per­ settlement. Call 643- number to; P.O. Box HAIRDRESSER. Want to ing fixtures and asso­ 4238. train. Little Caesers Includes employee benefits.. for it with good wages, get bock Into hair­ son to: M r. William 1124, South Windsor, Ct ciated products. Posi­ Singer. Puritan Furni­ Pizza. 646-4300 or 456- dressing? Full or port WAITRESS. Mornings 06074. 1975. -Part time days: Retail and/or production great benefits and a ter­ tions reauire outgoing ture, 1061 New Britain and weekends. Apply time. 55% commission. Individuals who have Flexible hours, to be arranged. rific employee discount. Avenue, West within. Sunnyside Up. ARBCmATHOPBHOOK Paid vacations. Roller sales ability and enloy Hartford.______1095 M a in S tre e t, -Part time evenings and weekends: Retail sales setting needed 11 649- working with people. 7897 or 649-8568. DRIVER needed Manchester. Approx. 20 hours per week, to bo arranged The following positions are Must be able to work Manchester- SERVICE TECHNICIAN THE ARBORS IS LOOKING FOR A Saturday and some ev­ TE A C H E R Aides needed 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM Mon. - Fri. now available for all shifts: NURSE MDE Wllllmantic-Enfleld to work In special edu­ AM -6:00 PM Sat. or Sun. FEW GOOD PEOPW _ ening hours. We offer area, 'h day on Satur­ 10:00 The fiswest nUnm tnt community In tho UtnohMicr CERTinCRTION benefits and opportuni­ cation programs In Hartford Mitsubishi in Manchester days. Contact Tom or Portland, Plainville -Warehouse/dellvery person: Full time or part tree l» now hiring to tlctl the following riopertmonf; FULL & PART-TIME Clast ties for advancement. Tony. Auto Paint Dis­ is seeking Service Technicians for Call our personnel de­ and Rackville. Call time with flexible hours. FpODMERVICE Meadows Manor, A tributors, 649-5211. Carol Green, 243-0301 there rapidly growing dealership. We •Cashiers •Merchandise partment for an ap­ 8am-5pm or Soturday 518 bed long term pointment. Electrical between 9am and 3pm. Cooks. Assistants, WsHrsisss/WsItsfs, DWiwaaiwia •Receiving Clerks health care facility Is Wholesalers. Inc 522- 9am-1pm. CREC In an EO E. Mon­ need reliable, hard working indi­ HpUSEKKPtN accepting applications 3232 ext 4037.______PART Time Nurse day - Friday. Clerk •Snack Bar Clerk viduals. Work experience is pre­ MARKERS Supsevisor a Expedsnosd Houasksspsra for a Nurse Aide Certi­ WAREHOUSE-DrIver. needed for busy OB- CONSTRUCTION La­ fication Class to begin Our Enfield service GYN doctor's office In borer. No experience ferred, but we will consider qualified MAINTEIMM Please apply in person at: September 1st. Perma­ Manchester. Needed necessary. S5. per hour AAotarlal Handitrs Roctlvtrs center needs a person technical school graduates. We offer Supsfvisor, and Opsfstional Staff Mint-Bus Drivsr nent full time or part to handle shipments, Immediately, please to start. Call John 875- Data Entry Stcurity Guards time position may be process orders and call 646-1157. 9371. an excellent pay plan and benefits, HousakMpars BRADLEES available at the com­ TotemaiKttlna .SECURITY make occaslanal deliv­ including medical, dental, uniforms, Evsnlng, NtgMUma, Waaksnds pletion of the class. eries to our customers. CLASSIFIED ADS: Looking for that perfect full time or port Middle Trnpk. & Broad St Permanent position Position Involves occa­ paid sick days and holidays. time lob? We offer ADMIMOT Manchester, C T starting salary $7.71 sional overtime and SoGralwM/AdmlnlsliBtliio Aaaiatant per hour and an excel­ Saturday. Previous th e EVERY To come to work in this great at­ • flexible schedules ' • competitive wooes lent benefit program warehouse and driving DAY mosphere please call to arrange an • employee discounts • profit shoring ACTiyiTlES 940 Silver Lane begins with class parti­ experience preferred. AND Olfwoloc Clean motor vehicle • Incentive bonus programs E. Hartford, C T cipation. Please apply w onder IN interview. Join a nsw team In a brand new facility. Enjoy good pay, In person to: Mrs. Oli­ record required. We Coll or stop by onytlmo between 9-5pm to full banants,* Including vacaUen, holidays, sick tlma, veira at offer benefits and op­ Inquire about opportunities In retail haalth Insurance, IHa/dsablllly. dantal. workarb com- portunities for ad­ WAYS INm N8W8 M anor w orker Pete Koehler distribution! pamwllon, unHonn allowanoa. vancement. Call our ‘Sisdam niSmSsnliiSSisssrst Swid W 333 BMwoll St personnel department. The Arbors will be a BETTER plaoa to wofkl (M l PhyHIs BiatHiee ManchesterHerald Thsis li iOfiiMMfiQ m w qI MaMbtstor, CT Electrical Wholesal­ 645-6487 G . F O X SaMsvIlla. 647-0343 or drop In to the Camoga Houaa, ers. Inc. 522-3232 ext 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 DISTRIEUTION CENTER 386 W. Canter Strsal, Manchaalar to oomplala an applF •mdle* Now » con be voul 4037. 88) Oeverners Mwv.» Se. Wladser. CT • S8M 8ie cation. SOUTHERN New Eng­ ANCHESTER. Nicely GLASTONBURY. Cus­ YOUR Home and extra M A N C H ES TE R . Wethe- FOREST Ridge Town- land classifleld ads decorated 3 bedroom, tom 4 bedroom Raised Income. Solid, clean rell Village. Ansaldl- house. 3 A Landscapins cessories. $19,000. Coll resaue nelghborhaod. rooms, living room and this cool energy effi­ Bollsrt. pumpa. hot water Get (he Wont Ad habit... Beautiful colonial. 4-S cient unit. $139,900. • Fully Insured 647-7957 742-5224 laara nim ig . 643-9095 weekdays be­ Family raom could MANCHESTER. Touch kitchen, spacious sun MANCHESTER. Excel- tanka, new and tween B-5:30pm, ask tor read and use the little ods' bedrooms, country D.W. Fish Realty, 643- In Classified regularly. double for 4th bed­ of Clossl Is what des­ deck, appliances, fire­ lent opportunity (or • Free Estimates rsplacementa. Bob. room. Formal dining kitchen, 1st floor laundry, a 4 1591.0______TVs a VGRi • APPLIANCES *43-2711. cribes this raom, place, near elementary first time buyers. FRE£ ESTIMATES room. Enormous back­ flreptece, oversized at­ bedrooms, Dutch Co­ CHFA, FHA approved L Y D A L L Woods. 2 bed­ • Call 647-7657 POWER TOOLS school. A good starter Mem* It — WbV* tNogped Por N MUSICAL yard. Easy access ta tached goraga. private lonial. 1st floor den and Condo In beautiful Bea­ rooms, I'A baths, 1st 843-9649 / 226-9616 CONCRETE backyard. home. $156,900. U ft R ITEMS Real Estate schools and shapplng. laundry, 1 'A baths, f I re­ Reoify, 643-2692.0 con Hills Complex. Di­ floor laundry room, CARPENTRY/ BEST BETS« Move In condition. Call Owner, 646-3007 place, formal dining rectly across from walk out baseent to a REMODELING MISCELLANEOUS BUYER’S GUIDES today I $166300. Realty Homeowner's Concept room, walk-up attic, Wickham Park and beautiful and private Save Time and $$$ Gay & Son Masonry DRUM Set. 5 piece, 3 W orld, Benoit, enclosed porch, walk­ icmnoMiMuiiR easy access to 1-04. 4 backyard, VA, FHA SERVICES symbols, high hot. Ex­ 646-4436 CALL m o w DAS-SSSI Frechette Associates, ing distance to Bow­ ___ IFO R S AIi rooms with new ap­ possibility. $158,900. FARRAND REMODEUNG Brick Block Stone cellent condition. $650 646-7709.D ers I $179,900. Anne Century 21 Epstein Room odditlons, decks, roofing, or best otter. 643-6985. FOR SALE pliances and window Fireplaces & Concrete MANCHESTER. Price YOU'LL be tickled pink Miller Real Estate, 647- POPULAR"TIonhfieid treatments. Bedroom Realty, 647-8895.0 siding, windows ond gutters. Tap Soil SeraenaA Loam STONE EXPERTS when you see the new aooo.o______Green. 3 bedrooms, 2am-3pm. 10e,(W0 miles. S350. 644- corporation on o telegraph, CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. $2400. 646-4762. dition. $2300 or best telephone, electric light or MOVING sale. Books, 3968.D ROUTE 83, VERNON offer. Work 647-1411, power pole or to o tree, unigue furniture, 1978 MDNTE Carlo. Air, home 643-2400.______MERCURY Capri 1980. 82 Reliant Wagon *3495 power brakes, power shrub, rock, or any other china, everything for Light blue. Excellent CADILLACS, Mercedes, Grand Slam is an obsession for Steffi Graf natural oblect without o writ­ 84 Arlaa 4 Or. Sod. •4995 steering, many new everyone. 140 BIssell condition. 4 speed. Porsche, etc. direct ten permit for the purpose of Street, Manchester. 10- 84 Century 4 Or. Sad. *6900 parts, good condition. protecting Itorthepubllcond Power steering. Per­ Must see. $1800. or best from Government. Se­ 4pm Saturday and Sun- fect for student or os o 85 Buick Skylark 4 Or. *5995 ized In drug raids. By Rick Warner the NO. 1 and Grand Slam written on carries a fine of up to S50 tor day.______offer. 649-1677. eoch ^ense. second cor. Coll Terl at 85 Electra 4 Dr. *11,895 Available your area. The Associated Press the back. “ You have to be a more MUST Go sole. Saturday 487-1330. 1978 CAMARD. 4 speed, Save SthousondsS. 216- complete player." 85 Century 4 Dr. •8995 August 20, S-2pm. 460 no rust, dark blue, new 453-3000, Including Sun- MAHWAH, N. J. - The Grand Slam The 19-year-old West German used Lake Street, Bolton. Automotive 1983 Plymouth Reliant 4 85 Eacort 2 Dr. *4695 350 with headers, side doy ext A696.______door, om/fm stereo, has become the grand obsession in to be considered a one-dimensional Rain or shine. 88 Celebrity 4 Dr. •8995 pipes, lots of chrome. olr, very clean, low 1984 Corolla, 4 door se- tennis. player, overpowering opponents with New front end. must ^ don, teal. Air, AM-FM mlleoge. 643-9559. SO Merc. Lynx 2 Dr. •5995 her blazing forehand. But her serve, CARS see. $4500. or best offer. Stereo plus extras. Su­ “ It’s hard to put out of my mind,” FORD LTD, 1978. 4 door, 88 Eecort 2 Dr. HB •4995 Call 289-2184 It not said Steffi Graf, who can pull off the volley and backhand have improved COURT o r RRORATI, FOR SALE per reliable. $3800. Call fully equiped. $450. 6^- 86 Celebrity Euro 4 Or. *7995 home, leave messsage. 649-0323. first major tournament sweep in 18 greatly over the last year and she now DISTRICT OR 8622. MANCHRSTRR HONDA Civic 1981. Good 88 Olda Delta Royale *10,200 years with a victory in the U.S. Open. excels on all surfaces, as shown by her NOTICE OR HRRRINO condition. Asking “ Everybody’s thinking and talking victory over eight-time champion RSTATH OR RAUL C. CUTLASS Supreme 87 Spectrum 4 Or. >7995 MORIARTY I CAMPERS/ STRIMIKH, A MINOR S1200. Call 643-1299 af- Brougham 1981. Needs 87 Sunbird 2 Or. •8995 about it, so it’s hard to forget." Martina Navratilova at Wimbledon in ter 5pm.______I t im il e r s Pursuant to on order of Non. some body work. Good Graf, who is playing a warmup early July. condition. $2000. Coll BROTHERS William E. RtiGerold, 15-FDDT Sunline camper. tournament here next week, held a Graf has played only two events Judge, doted August 10, IfM COURT OR PROBATE, 875-6567. 872-9111 o heorlng will be held on on DISTRICT OR Excellent condition, news conference Friday to talk about since then, winning in Japan and application to determine If MANCHESTER PONTIAC Grand Prix totally self-contained, the Grand Slam and her life as the Germany. But she feels confident real estate should be con­ NOTICE OR HRARINO USED 1985. Good condition. sleeps six. A skin g world’s No. 1 female player. heading into the U.S. Open, where she veyed os In sold application ESTATE OR DEBRA JEAN . $2,000 or best offer. on fllemore fully appears, at STRIMIKH, A MINOR Air, A M -FM , low mil­ If she wins the U.S. Open, which lost to Navratilova in last year’s final. age. S6300. 649-6803. 647-1584 onytlme. the Court of Probte on Sep­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. CENTER CARS begins Aug. 29 at the National Tennis “ I have been practicing in Florida tember 19, l9M at 11:30 A.M. William E. FitzGerald, MOTORS Judge, dated August 10,19S8 BUICK Regal 1977. Good 68 Merkur Scorpio *19,495 Center in New York. Graf will become and I feel good." Eraf said. Elizabeth A. Bldwell, condition. S600 or best 461 M a in St., M anchester MOTORCYCLES/ Assistant Clerk a hearing will be held on an 88 Merc. Sable *11,995 the first player since Margaret Court Her coach. Pavel Slozil, said Graf application to determine If offer. Please telephone Low Cost Financing MOPEOS 03A00 ______in 1970 to sweep the Australian. has a good chance to win the Open if real estate should be con­ 649-0802. 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS^ *13,895 veyed as In said application 1»M Ply. ReUxnl...... *4495 HDNDA CB360T 1976. French, Wimbledon and U.S. cham­ she stays healthy. She was bothered COURT OR RROBATH, on file more fully appears, at TOYOTA Tercel 1980. Wagon. AT. AC. PS, Sleno 87 Marc. Topaz *6795 by the flu at last year’s tournament. DISTRICT OR the Court of Probate on Sep­ Runs, needs work. Best Needs a little work. pionships in the same year. IMS Pont. 44W...... *5495 87 Marc. Cougar MANCHESTER tember 19,19SS at 11:30 A.M. offer. Please telephone *10,999 $200. Please telephone Only three other players have “ She’s a better player than she was 4Dr.. AT. PS, AC. Till. CC 643-8108.______NOTICE OR HEARING Elizabeth A. Bldwell, 643-5395 offer 6pm. 87 Merc. Q. Merqult •11,395 accomplished the feat — Don Budge in last year and she’s more expe­ RSTATH OR ROBERT A. Assistant Clerk INS Cbev Cevaller CS...... *3795 STRIMIKH, JR., A MINOR DODGE Lancer 1986. 4 4 Dr., AT. PS. AC. AM/PH SUreo Y A M A H A Seca 900cc 1938, Maureen Connolly in 1953 and rienced,” Slozil said. “ She’s improv­ 033^ 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 1983. New tires, new Pursuant to an order of Hon. door, power steering ISS4 Ren. Alllann...... *2295 Rod Laver in 1962 and 1969. ing all the time.” William E. FitzGerald, and brakes, olr. Excel­ 4 Dr, 4 Spd, Lo mll«9 87 Ford Cr. Vic. *10,995 exhaust. Excellent Martina Navratilova won the major In addition to beating her oppo­ Judge, dated August 10,19SS condition. $1450 or best COURT OR RROBATH, lent condition. 25,000 ltt4 Chev Cbevette ...... *2695 87 Marc. Cougar •10,495 four championships in a row, but the nents, Graf will have to overcome a lot o hearing wll be held on an DISTRICT OR miles. S7,000. Coll 875- S dr, 4 Spd., UK ml. ‘Hke mw‘ otter. 633-5867 or 633- application to determine If sweep didn’t occur in the same of off-court distractions to win her MANCHESTER IN4 Ford Escort D L ...... *2795 86 Toyote Cemry 1658.______AP photo real estate should be con­ NOTICE OR HHARINO 1966 after 6pm. *8995 Wigon, 4 Dr., 8 Spd., Delaie lot. HDNDA Mogno 1985 ZF calendar year and is therefore not first U.S. Open. The closer she gets to veyed as In sold application 88 Merc. Merqule •5995 on file more fully appears, at M ARY ANN H. O/km ' IMS Buick R iviera...... *6495 1100C. Excellent condi­ recognized as a Slam by tennis the Slam, the more attention she gets SHOOTING FOR GRAND SLAM — Steffi Graf, the No. 1-ranked the Court of Probate on Sep­ MARY ANN ROBAROH Loatkd, U w Mllet 86 Merc. Q. Mar. LS *11,495 tion. $2000. Please tele­ traditionalists. from fans and the media. tember 19,19SS at 11:30 A.M. L IP M A N #1 phone 295-9102. women's tennis player in the world, holds up a jersey during a Pursuant to an order of Hon. Ply. Horiion...... *1995 88 Olda Clare When Budge, Laver and Court won “ It’s difficult,’’ shesaid. “ When you Elizabeth A. Bldwell, 4 Dr.. AT. Very Cleao *8495 Wlllom E. FitzGerald, Judge, V01 KSWA6 EH the Slam, the French was played on go on the court, you must concentrate news conference Friday proclaiming her wish for atennis Grand Assistant Clerk a hearing will be held on an IMl ToyoU Supra...... *4495 86 Merc. Merqule Brog. *5995 OaMB______application for permission to PRE-OWNED Loaded, Exc. Goad. clay and the other three majors were on the match and forget about Slam. sell real prooeiTy, as In sold So// Your Car INVITATION TO BID 85 Lincoln Coni. *12,995 grass-court tournaments. Today, the everything else." application more fully ap­ 1888 VW JETTA - *10.895 IN I Dodge Omni...... *1995 tion at the 1984 Games in Los Angeles PURCHASE OR TNRHH pears, at Manchester Pro­ S 01*8 TO CH0O8C FHOM 4 Dr.. Aiite. Le Lo Mllee 85 Buick W a ^ O U D *8995 French is still on clay and Wimbledon Graf said she expects her toughest defending champion Manuela Ma­ NEW RICK-UR TRUCKS bate Court on September 30, leeva are the top seeds. when tennis was a demonstration AND ONE NEW 1 TON AT. AC. STxnza CHOCS o r co to n s IMI PonUacT-lNt...... *1795 remains on grass but the Australian competition at the U.S. Open to come 1901 at 11:15 A.M. All persans 4 Dr. 4 8pd.,-Lo ml., 1 Ovratr 85 Olda Cut, g O L D *7495 ‘ 15 Following the U.S. Open, Graf will sport. DUM P TRUCK having Interest In said mat­ 87 VW GOLF and U.S. Opens have switched to from Navratilova, six-time champion 4 O r . _____ ..*9495 IN I Cbevy Gamaro...... *2495 84 B uick LeSebre *6995 4 Lines — 10 Days “ I’m very excited about playing in The Town of Coventry will ter, may appear and be heard 8pl. CM*. AT. PS. AC. Spl. Wbeeli hardcourts. Chris Evert and teen-age rival travel to Seoul to compete in the receive sealed bids for the at that time. SOC cherge each addi­ the Olympics,” she said. “ It will be 87VW8CIROCCO IfTt Cbev. Caet. V a a ...... *4495 84 Chevy C l goto *5495 “ I think it’s harder now to win the Gabriela Sabatini. However, all three Olympics, where tennis will be a purchase of two new W ton m ______•11.295 tional ling, per day. You tough going over there right after the pick-up trucks, one new 4- Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Factory Goav. AC, AT. OC b Mere are skipping next week’s toumamem medal sport for the first time since Assistant Clerk 84 B uick Las gO LO *6995 Grand Slam." said Graf, who was wheel drive M ton pick-up 86 FORD F-160 It it Ford LTD Brgh...... *1195 can cancel at any time. 1924. She won the women’s competi­ Open, but I ’m looking forward to it” 031-00 ...*6.859 given a Mets jersey with her name. in New Jersey, where Graf and truck with a plow, and one 4 Dr. V8, AT. AC. PS. V. Gd. Cead. 84 Lincoln Contin. *10,995 SDRRY, new 4-wheel drive 1 ten dump as CHEW CAMARO 1M7 Ford OalUle M l $A VE ND REFUNDS DR truck with a plow at the Town iRoe ..* 9 .9 9 5 83 Ford M ui gO LD *3995 Hall — 1713 Mein Street, Cov­ COURT OR PROBATE, z-it____ CeavertIUe • MaM See ADJUSTMENTS entry, CT 0603S until 10:00 DISTRICT OR Mtst Cars GssniMsMI • o.m. Wednesday, September MANCHESTER •*“yJSr^VO*!:....*7.795 It MsMhs sr U.9M muss 301-305 CENTER ST. CUINEMIO One world record left from ‘68 Olympics NOTICE OR HEARING 7th, loss. At which time and MIKE FLYNN MANCHESTER ^ " t rtDirtw itT place all bids will be opened _ ESTATE OR SMITH, eaCHEWCHEVETTE CUSSIRED and publicly read aloud. GRACE L. g/k/g GRACE M. Seoul, however, the circumstances are not likely to Beamon also feels the 1968 tilekaand field t^ m The Town of Coventry res­ SMITH 649-4304 By Richard Herzfelder 24 TeNbeA THph, Me. S3 opeaH-pee/8M.ee be as dramatic and the mental pressures are not was the best U.S. Olympic squatltnitil this year.'Snd erves Its rights to waive all FvTsyont to an ardor of Hon. 643-2711 I The Associated Press Informalities In the bidding William E. FitzGerald, VdnME, CT • S4»2S3S 643-5135 j likely to be the same. that helped him break the rec<>rd on his first Iry. process. The Town Is net Judge, a hearing will be held "Part of it is being part of the team. That 1968 And then there was one. Beamon and Evans performed only 24 hours after obligated to accept the lo­ ononappllcatlenforauthort- team, we were very close with SiWJh other. Evifry west bid. lotlen Jo CMprom lse and j On Aug. 17 reminded everybody sprinters Tommie Smith and John Carlos were chance I get I like to see those guys,” he said./; Bid Forms, Instructions and seHle a doubtful anddlsputed MANCHESTER P that there are few constants in the universe of track disqualified by the U.S. Olympic Committee Specification Regulrements, claim In favor of said estofe, Beamon believes that the preparation of the team MUST be obtained In PER­ as In said appllcallon more and field by breaking Lee Evans 20-year-old record because of the black-gloved, clench-fisted salute HONDA is likely to be better this year than it was in 1968 SON at the Town Garage— 46 fully appears, of Manchester in the 400-meter run. they gave while accepting the gold and bronze Bradbury Lane, Phone: (203) f/ O K P ^ u iT o n September medals in the 200-meter dash. f because of such things as corporate sponsorship, 74345SS. 19, ifSS at 2:45 P.M. All per­ USED CARS i That left standing only one record from the Acknowledeement to print: I Fuel Injaeied V6. automatic overdriva, front whaal drivg, 60(40 apltt aaaL The world stage of the Olympics magnified the, which has allowed full time training in track and sons having an Interest In saOMiCutlaM *4995 ■ Mexico City Olympics — Bob Beamon’s 29 foot. 2‘A said nMtter, may apgeor and I power ataaring, power brakaa, AM/FM stafeo, aport mirrora, wheel covara, tinted gh field. TOWN OR COVENTRY S3 Bulok Skylark *2999 inch skywaik. gesture, making It more effective than anyone had John A. Elsester, be heard at that time. I rear daloggar, air conditioning cloth Interior- #855. gsso. «sao. “ It’s much better for the athletes,” he said, se Honda CMC CRX *6895 Evans and Beamon set their records on the same imagined. Town Manager Elizabeth A. Bldwell recalling the way some team members had to Assistant Clerk 88 Dodge Lancer *6895 day, Oct. 18. 1968, and although both were “ It was taken as an insult, maybe it (x>uld have Dated August 15,10SS struggle to make a living as they tried to lift 0334N 88 Toyote Tercel *5795 CLYDE PRICE considered astounding at the time. Beamon is been done ^tter,” Beamon says now. “ It was themselves to a world standard of excellence. 87 Pont aunbkd *5195 convinced his mark will also fall. saying in a nonviolent way that we were not being 84 PoflL 6000 LE *9995 $ 11,995 Since those Olympics, Beamon has traveled, ATTENTION RESIDENTS OR COVENTRY “ Somewhere, sometime the record will be treated fairly. We were all seriously involved in civil 88 Honda Prelude *8995 working as a coach, and lived in Spain for two years. TIm C o v e i^ Mahway Department will be oUlng the fel- LESS CHEVY broken. There are two or three athletes around now rights.” 88VW8olraeeo *9995 “ I was interested in something different than '¥!!!"" 1!** ^**** "******>•<«*'>'‘'•R**wr permitting. REBATE with the form and talent to eventually erase 29 feet. Evans had been a leader of the black athletes AHernoHve routes and off rood parking ore advised. 88 Honda OX CMC *6795 protesting racial discrimination in the United competing,’ ’ he said. 5 S-22/SS — ^mstreng Rood, Rianders Rood to Plains 86Mera.Ceprl *6195 2‘/4 inches," Beamon said. Evans has spent the last several years coaching in 84 Ford Tempo *3995 $500 , who won four gold medals in the 1984 States. He did not raise his fist during the national Rood, Nathan Hale Drive, Upten'Drlve and Africa, most recently as a Fulbright professor of South Street Ext. 84 Pont 8000 *5199 Olympics and will compete again in Seoul, has anthem, but wore black socks as a gesture of sports in Cameroon, according to Valerie Kreutzer, S/33/SS— Rianders Road from Plains Rood to the End 80 C»iev Chevone *3295 leaped 28-10‘A ; has made it to 28-8V4. solidarity. and Plains Rood. a program development offlcer at the U.S. 80 Hondo CMC SI *7995 A Soviet jumper, Robert Emmiyan. made it to 29-1 “ Nowadays holding up your fist is being used by S/24/IS — Flanders River Rood and Kings Rood aka 83 Mode RX-7 *9495 You PAY^ everybody. It’s not anything to get alarmed about,” Information Agency. He has coached in as many as Kings Highway. 24 NEW CELEBRITIES AVAILABLE at altitude last year. 86 NIeean Sentra *5799 15 countries, she said. Reynolds had looked like he was ready to break Beamon said during a recent interview in New S/25/SS — Cross Street, Judd Read and Nathan Hole 88 Mere. Ceprl *6395 EuroaportB, Saver-Poca. Sadana & "He is a hero in track all over Africa. You drop Road. through Evans’ 43.86 for a year and finally did it in York. S3 Ply. Turlemo *2595 Wagons All Available that name and they clam orforhim ,” Kreutzer said. 1/36/SS— Love Lone, Ashbrook Drive, Shady Lane Zurich, lowering the mark by more than half a The situation helped push Beamon, and so did the and Rieldstone Lane. 62 Bulok Skyhowk *2295 competition — Ralph Boston and Soviet jumper Igor Evans, who could not be located by telephone in 82ChavCHaUon *2999 second to 43.29. Nigeria or Cameroon, may indirectly have helped S/29/SS— Brewster Street, Brookside Lane and North Although the 7,350-foot altitude in Mexico City Ter-Ovanesyan, who jointly held the former record, River Rood from Route 31 to Route 44. **Tlw Ae Ig PpefosslBEBlo" Reynolds break the record by coaching Nigerian helped, Beamon’s record was not an illusion. 27-4V4, and East German Klaus Beer. S/30/SS — North River Rood — from Route 44 to the 24 Maais 81., ■eeabeatof CLYDE 872-9111 Innocent Egbunike. Reynolds credited Egbunike Town Line. U k lU C b u ic k , INC. Experte in physical motion have analyzed Bea- “ My adrenaline was going to work, that can only for setting a world record pace over the first 200 njpn’s approach and liftoff and called it the make you Jump better,” Beamon said. “I felt 646-3515 meters in Zurich, although Egbunike eventually technically perfect jump. positive that I was going to win and never, ever faded to sixth. Even if the record is broken at the Olympics in would doubt myself.” Jerllvn Brltz 3638- 74 Dick Hendrickson 35-34-69 3635-74 Doug Oolzlel 35-34-69 Dottle Mochrle Rebecca Bradley 3935- 74 Roy Beollo 34-35-69 3537— 75 Manchester High School has announced its fall Rost Division Mike Petchick 3436- 70 LeAnn Cossadov W L Pet. (W Gory Plover 3535— 70 Robin Hood 3936- 75 sports practice schedules. The following are the Practice for the Coventry High boys’ and girls Sarah LeVeoue 3639- 75 Polonia If BogpsSb New York 71 50 .507 — John Brodle 3535-70 3537— 75 dates and times for each sprt: football — team DHedsn cf Barrett 2b Pittsburgh 67 554 .547 4W cross country teams iwill be held Monday, Aug. 29 Ken Nagle 3634— 70 Lynn Connelly Am irietn Leagua alandlnga Jill Briles 3537— 75 Canseco rf DwEvnsrf /Montreal 63 57 .525 7W and Tuesday, Aug. 30, from 10 a.m. to noon. Students Bruce Devlin 3535— 70 3639-75 meeting, Aug, 21, 6 p.m., Aug. 22 — conditioning McGwIr 1b Greenwl If Chicogo 59 60 .4M 11 Tillwood George Loaning 3532— 70 Kothy Whitworth must have proof of a physical examination at that 37-33—70 Oeedee Lasker 3537— 75 week; boys’ soccer — Aug. 29,8 a.m.; girls’ soccer Bast MvWea Steinbchc Burks cf St. Louis 53 67 .442 17W Joe Lopez 3537— 75 Slnotroc Bnmor 1b Philadelphia 51 69 .425 19'/> time. School physicals for all fall sports will be LOW GROSS-LOW NRT3 M()LBRS— Roland Staftard 3634- 70 Pom Allen — Aug. 27, 10 a.m.; girls’ swimming — Aug. 29, 6 W L Pet. OB Grosz — Solly Goodwin W. Net — Anne 37-34—71 Barb Bunkowskv 4035— 75 Ottrolt 71 so .SB7 — Baylor dh RIcedh West Divisloa offered at 8 a.m. at the High School nurses’ office as Ken Still 3639— 75 p.m.; girls’ cross country — Aug. 29 (no time Phillips 3b JoReedss W L Pet. OB Anderson 40. Putts — Solly (tardner Dickinson 3635- 71 Meg Mollon Boston « 53 .562 3 follows: girls — Aug. 23; boys — Aug. 24. B Gross — Marlon Foote 60. Net — 3437— 71 Kim Bauer 3735-75 given); boys’ cross country — Aug. 29 (no time Now York 66 53 .555 4 Hasseyph Gedmonc Los Angeles 69 51 .575 — Charles Coodv 3537-75 Golleposs Houston 66 56 .541 4 Jeanne Phipps 35. Putts — Pot Bol- BobBoldt 3635-71 Trish JolHHon given), volleyball — Aug. 29 (no time given). MllwoukM 63 63 .500 low Isleper 10, Holly Cossono 18. 37-34— 71 Cathy Morse 3537— 75 Toronto 60 63 .402 im Hubbrd2b Son Francisco 64 57 .529 5W APTRRNOON PLIGHT — Gross - - Cass Jawor Calhy Johnston 3639- 75 Weiss ss Cincinnati 61 5B .513 7W Gene Llttler 3437— 71 Clovotand 50 63 .404 12W Corol Legoult 65. Net — Mory L. Jorvis 3635-71 Amw-Morle Polll 3937- 76 Baltimore 41 to .330 30 LonsfrdSb Son Diego 50 63 .479 lIVi Miller Baitier 3739-76 TetaN Totals 20776 Atlanta 41 00 339 20W 49. Putts — Carol Lega^t 16. Robert Rowllns 37-34-71 Nino Foust WsMDMslen NBA can wait for Vargas LOW GROSS-LOW NBT 10 M()LRRS 3536— 71 Sharon Barrett 37-3F-M W L Pet. OB Friday’s Gomes Bob Brue 37-39-76 001 3N Chicago S,Atlonta7 — Gross — Kothy DImlow vr. Net — Jim Cochran 3635- 71 Lori Gorboa MH8 Alumni Fun Run Oakland 77 46 .636 — ROME (A P ) — Jose Vargas, the Dominican Dlone Willis 72. Potts— DodleContesra 3533- 71 GItM Hull 3640- 76 Minnesota Houston 5, PItlsburgh 1 Quinton (3rav 3538- 76 53 .563 0 29, Marie Johnson 29, Kothy (3 lm l^ 29. rfMcM MCKB 3533- 71 Carolyn Hill There will be a Manchester High Alumni Fun Run Kansas City SO .512 14 Game Winning RBI — Greenwell (16). Cincinnati at St. Louis, 0:35 p.m. basketball star who signed with Phonola of Rome, B Gross — Gert Hill « . Net — ^ r l s Deborah AAcHottle 3739-76 E-«telnbach % JoReed. DP— Doktand 1, New York at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. Art Wall 3636— 72 3937— 76 on Tuesday, Aug. SO, at 8: IS p.m. at Wickham Park. Callfomta 61 .500 1SW says the NBA can wait. Deuse 63. Putts — Ruth M c ^ w 32. C Bert Yancey 3534- 72 Kris/Monaghan Oiloaeo 65 .443 22W Boston 1. LOB-Oaktand 7, Boston 7. Montreal at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Gross — Shirley Lorson 104. Net — Loretta AlMrete 36 41—77 3B— Weiss, Polonla,BarTelt2.3B— Polonia. Philadelphia at Son Frandsco, 10:35 He admitted on Friday, however, that playing in Bob Goalbv 3537— 72 ’The race is three miles and is open to former Texas 66 .450 21W Bonnie Gearhart 72. Putts — Carolyn 3534— 72 Lynn Stronev 3839— 77 74 .300 20W HR— Baylor (6), Polonia (3), DHendsrson p.m. the NBA is part of his future plans. Chuck Mehok runners, alumni, teachers or staff of the town of (If). SB-Greenwell (14). S— OwEvons. Loklng 29. Don Moseengole 37^35-72 MdOV^ Saturday’s Games The 25-year-old center disclosed that he rejected a 3636-72 Manchester, parents of runners and friends of NowYork5,Seatlle3>3(10lnnlnes),Seattle6, SP— DHendsrson. Clncbmotl (Browning 11-4) at St. Louis Jimmy Powell IP H R RR BB SO Bill Johnston 37-35— 72 Manchester cross country. NewYorfcl (IMolhews 3.2), 3:20 p.m. bid from Dallas and joined the Italian major league International golf scoros 3636— 72 Baston7,Oakland6 Atlanta (Z.Smlth 5-10) at Chicago (Ble- Pete Brown Spectators are welcome and admission to the 6 7 6 6 3 team “ because I like Rome, because I was offered a Dick Howell 3636- 72 Tnmsactioiis Oout iondO, Kansas CWy3 Stewart L,1S11 6 leckl 30), 4:05 p.m. 3534- 72 paiii is free. A picnic area had been reserved for Oetrott&ChloaBeS Nelson 1 1 0 0 3 0 Phllodelphia (Freeman 00) at Son good contract and because I want to win some titles CASTLE ROCK, Colo. (AP) — Scorn Lou Graham Cadaret 1 0 0 0 0 1 Prondsco (RoMnson 43), 4:05 p.m. Bob Erickson 3637— 73 after the race. Runners should bring their own food. Mllwaukse7,Teronto4 ill Europe.” Friday In the second round, ^ l ^ Dow Fhislerwald 37-36-73 BoltlmcrsAColltamtal Houston (Ryan 9.10) at Pittsburgh money where oMIcoble, In the $1 million 3736— 73 Smithson 633 10 6 6 0 6 (Smiley 90), 7:05 p.m. " I still plan to join the NBA, in the future, after International golttournornent on the pa r-» Bill Collins Tw osAM jwwsotaO _ . Charles SHtard 3535- 73 Stanley W4.1 21-3 1 0 0 1 4 Montreal (Dopson 3-7) at Los Angeles adding some luster to my career,” Vargas told a 7,sn-yard Castle Pines (Solt aub 3535— 73 CHICA(X>WHifESOX— Purchased the K ansasOtyTSbraM 7.il) at Cleveland Stewart pitched to 1 batter In the 7th. (Belcher 94), 10:05 p.m. course (scoring Is hosed on modHM Doug Ford HBP— Canseco by Stanley. PB— Only gomes scheduled news conference. Fred Hawkins 3535-73 contract of Kermv WHUarr*. outtteld^ (Swtadsn 13.11), 1:35 p.m. StaMeford system ovnrdlng 8 polhh tar Howie Johiteon 3736— 73 trem Vancouver at the Poeltlc Coc^ EC practice schedule Milwaukee (Hlouera TO) at Toronto Stslnboch. Asked about Italian basketball, he said: ” I only double eagle, 5 (or eagle, 2 tar MrdlA League. PtaoedKellv Porte, lnftetder,en the Umpires Homs, Reilly; Rrst, Shulock; Ben Smith 3736— 73 (Ftanooon IVO), 3;flS pjn. know it’s the best, after the NBA. Playing in the zero tar par, mlnus-1 tor bogey and WOK ZembrtskI 3637— 73 ISdoy disabled list. Moved G w The following are the opening practice days and Oakland (Bums SO) at Boston (Boyd 0-7), Secorxl, Pord; Third, Johnson. Natlanal Laagua raaulta mlnus3 tar worse than bogey): T— 3:04.A— 33,9«3. NBA is all players’ dream.” Billy Maxwell 353674 Walker, first boeemon, from the 15to the times for all the fall sports programs at East 3:30 pjn. Fred Couples, 87JOO 11 Aglm Bordho 4034— 74 21-doy dleabted list and Ivan Calderon, Seattle (Campbell SO) at New York Joey StMctar, S7JOO 11 (tardon Jones 3936— 75 outflelder,(romthe2l-tolhe60daydlsabted Catholic High School; foottall — Aug. 22,6:80p.m.; (NMssn 141), 7:30 p.m. Cuba IL Bravaa 7 D.A. Welbring, S7JOO 11 Roy Bolo 3537— 75 boys’ cross country — Aug. 29, 3:80 p.m.; girls’ California (Loiorko 0-1) at BaUlmore TIgara 5. Whlta Sax 4 Ken Green, 8357 9 Don RIgazIo 3537— 75 TORONTO BLUE JAYS-Actlvoted Pot (Boutlsla 6.11), 7:S5 pjn. Steve Jones, S357 9 Phil Rodgers 4035- 75 B o r d ^ catcher, from the 2l4kiy cross country — Aug .29,2:30 p.m., boys’ soccer — Chicago (Blttlgw 1-n at Detroit (Terrell ATLAfITA CHICAGO Bruce Uelzke, 8357 9 BobRosburg 3537— 75 dlsabtedUstandaesIgnedhtmtoSyracueecd 6.10), 7:35 p.m. CHICAGO DBTROrr O brbM a b rh M White Sox-Pirates trade Roger iMollble, 8357 9 4537— 77 the International League. Sent Sll Aug.27,5p.m.; girls’ soccer— Aug. 27,9a.m.; girls’ O brb M a b rh M Gant 2b Jock Cupit Texas (Kllgus WII) pt MInnesata (Viola 4000 Webster cf 5 1 2 0 Steve Pate, 8357 9 Ted Kroll 3938— 77 Compusono, outfielder, to Syracuee tar a volleyball — Aug. 29, 2:30 p.m. 1T4), 0:05 pjn. _ Galkighrlf 5031 Whitakrfb 4 113 Oberkfl3b 4 12 4SrxtxgTb 3 1 1 0 Doug Tewell, 8357 9 Hill 3b 5100 PITTSBURGH (AP) — The Pittsburgh Pirates Don Kimbrough 4540-80 rehabilitation assignment. All candidates should report to the rear o f the ^hi^i^l^h^^s ^SoiNsss Sheridan If 4 0 2 0 GPerry lb 5030 Grace 1b 4 2 2 0 Robert Mftenn, 8357 9 NoNMIOI LN 0 M OakhxMl at Boston, 1:05 p.m. KWlinn rf 2 100 Tromml ss 3000 DMrphyrf 4001 Dawson rf 5 3 4 5 obtained outfielder Gary Redus from the Chicago Ken Brown * -Acttvoted Bruce school at the dates and times listed above. Mllwaukse at Toronto, 1:05 p.m. Boston ph *1000 Bergmnlb 3 0 2 0 Thornosss 40 10 Polmeir If 4 0 11 White Sox on Friday for outfielder-first baseman Jim Carter ■ Sutter, pitther, from the 15day disabled list Seattle at New York, 1:30 p.m. FIskc 5053 Nokesc 4 120 DJomesIf 4 110 Law 3b 4 12 1 Raymond Boyd ■ LP6A Atlantic City Claaolc oeoroo and Jim Acker, , from the 21-day Calltarnki at Baltimore, 1:35 p.m. MiOlazdh 5 0 0 0 DEvnsdh 4 112 Virgil c 32 10 Berryhllc 4 0 2 0 Mike Diaz. Jock Nlcklous B Gsobledllst.SentEdOlwtneandJoeBoever, Kansas City at Clevskmd, 1:35 p.m. Mormnib 2000 Satatar3b 4000 Sutterp 0 0 0 0 (Xmstonse 4 0 0 1 Redus, 31, was batting .263 with six home runs and David Ogrln ■ , to Rlchmorxl ol the Interrxitloml Baines rf 2 0 10 Murphy rf 3 111 SOMERS POINT, N.J. (AP) — S g ity Soccer Club tryouts Chicago at Detroit, 1:35 p.m. Alvarezp 0000 DIPIno p 0 0 0 0 34 RBI in 77 games with Chicago this season. He had Nick Price » Friday In thetirst round of 1he8225480LP^ Lm d im . Texas at MInneseta, 3:15 p.m. IWmrlaTb 3000 Pettis cf 3 110 Blocker cf 4 2 2 1 Gossoeep 0000 Atark WIebe * Posoualb 1000 AtlonHc

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Butler SF 437 X IX 5 37 .286 By Hank Loweron West in Seoul IP H BB SO W Larkin CIn 437 69 IX 10 46 .286 The Associated Press AMimCAN LCAOUn Henemon Det 99 37 19 39 6 Bonilla Pit 445 74 127 a 74 .2X TCAMnATTINO Harvey Cal 61 48 17 48 4 Brooks Mon 456 52 IX 16 70 .765 million mark 362 X 103 5 22 .2X $S An R H HR RSI Pet Viola Min 190167 4014219 Dvkstra NY INDIANAPOLIS - Olympic By John Nelson 4152 610 1202 91 570 .209 Hlouera Mil 166129 37 138 9 MThmpsn Phi 327 4 6 93 2 X .284 silver medalist Michele Mitchell to 4121 577 1156 126 540 .201 Crim Mil 80 58 21 42 5 McRevIds NY 427 60 121 19 74 .283 The Associated Press rk 4052 596 1101 112 552 .272 AAndeson Min 146152 27 5511 Clork SF 432 78 122 X M .282 scored 76.14 points on her final 4164 562 1109 121 527 .266 GuanteNY 70 52 20 57 4 DJames Atl 317 X X 3 2 6 .X I dive Friday to take a slim lead East meets West in the Summer Olympics for the 4102 535 1007 94 511 .265 Montomrv KC 47 33 21 34 Dberkfell Atl 392 X 110 3 X .X I 110 4167 561 1097 99 519 .263 M Jackson Sea 83 64 34 63 6 EDovIs CIn 363 65 101 22 68 .2X Golf Roundup over reigning national champion first time since 1976, a battle of athletic skills on one nd 4114 531 1001 107 500 .263 HernondzDet 49 38 21 42 5 Sabo CIn 4X 60 IX 11 43 .277 Wendy Williams after the preli­ of history’s real-life battlegrounds; Korea. « 4230 595 1097 110 550 .259 August Mil 94 84 31 43 7 Dquendo StL 3X 16 X 3 7 9 .275 minary round of platform compe­ 4069 497 1045 117 460 .257 Bankhead Sea 117 95 33 86 6 Sclosclo LA 3X X M 2 31 .275 Kept apart by politics, the world’s two superpow­ 4003 546 1030 104 499 .257 Robinson Det 165 118 68 111 13 GDovIs Htn 407 61 111 7 3 81 .273 By Bob Green tition at the U.S. Olympic diving ers will meet Sept. 17 to Oct. 2 in a nation they kM 4150 502 1054 02 463 .254 Clemens Bsn 208166 46 24215 Marshall LA XI 56 IX 17 X .273 trials. 4064 460 1025 06 422 .253 Gubiczo KC 192174 6511414 Hayes Phi 313 X X 5 3 9 .272 The Associated Press themselves divided for politics’ sake. I 4094 495 992 112 451 .242 D W ardTor 84 75 43 61 8 Shelby LA 3M 51 99 6 47 .272 Mitchell. 26, and a seven-time This U.S.-Soviet reunion in Seoul will be held in an ire 3996 430 9 0 111 405 .236 Schooler Sea 30 27 14 33 4 AAoreland SO 391 7 9 106 3 52 .271 CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — Jack Nicklaus nation champion on the platform, INDIVIDUAL RATTINe Thigpen Chi 73 75 26 45 5 Raines AAon 387 60 IX 11 43 .271 uneasy political climate sharpened by threats of 290 or mere at bats. GDavIs Oak 157 155 63 101 12 BHotcher Htn 417 63 112 3 X .2X advanced through second-round play Friday at scored 447.42 points for her eight terrorism and student riots, a 650,000-strong South AB R H HR RBI Pet Key Tor 77 77 19 38 7 OSmIth StL 4X 65 IX 3 3 5 .7 0 9 the International Golf Tournament; all but dives. Williams, 21, survived a Korean army on full battle alert, and growing BoegtBtn 442 89 157 4 44 .355 Stewart Ook 215 182 82130151 Coleman StL 493 63 132 3 X .268 shaky start to score 444.21. Mary Puckett Min 487 77 171 18 X .351 Nelsan Oak 87 72 32 50 7 Doran Htn 378 56 101 7 SO .7 6 7 assuring that he will reach the $5 million mark anti-American sentiment. Greenwell B«n 434 62 147 19 93 .3X Swindell Cle 180176 30 128131 Strawbrv NY 419 60 112 X X .267 in career earnings this weekend. Fischbach, 23. overcame the And while worldwide attention will be on the RHtndton NY 378 87 IX 6 40 X 3 Lamp Bsn 67 68 12 42 6 MIdndo SF 398 43 IX 8 54 .264 disappointment of missing a spot W InfleMNY Nicklaus, 48, was among the 54 players who American-Soviet confrontation, many suspect the 412 75 IX a X .333 Hough Tex 196155 98137101 Ramirez Htn 410 X ia 4 44 .263 on the Olympic squad in spring­ Tratnmll Det 379 62 IX 13 61 .332 Candlorla N Y 148 136 21 11313 Thomas Atl 482 46 IX 13 58 .X I won their way into Saturday’s third round of big winner will be from another nation divided in the W atlieInNY 322 45 104 7 46 .3 7 3 Hudson N Y 84 67 25 43 6 Wolkich Mon 456 44 119 11 52 .X I the unique tournament, which is being board by less than one point aftermath of World War II; East Germany. In the Brett KC 442 63 142 X M .321 LaPoint Chi 161 151 47 79101 DunstonChl 4X 53 114 8 48 .2M Thursday to place third with Franco Cle 459 TO 146 10 44 J18 StiebTor 150128 63KD11 Gant Atl 419 66 IX 14 X .2X conducted under a modified Stableford scoring past four Summer Olympics, the East Germans’ per Mottlnglv NY 415 73 IX 13 67 .318 LSmithBsn 57 54 28 68 4 WebslerChi 3M 51 IX 4 X .2M 435.33. Molltor Mil 456 9 system. capita gold medal rate is about 10 times greater 83 145 42 .318 Schmidt Bit 93 92 27 48 5 Mitchell SF 401 53 104 18 71 .2X Only 18 of the 54 players Saturday will Bonnie Pankoff was fourth at Burki Bin 396 71 IX 14 65 .313 Atherton Min 61 55 19 36 6 Boss Htn 405 X IM 11 57 .257 than that of the Soviet Union or United States. DwEvoneBm 433 71 IX 12 X .3X Welch Ook 191 190 5911814 ONelll CIn 362 advance to Sunday’s final round. Nicklaus, 418.77, followed by Olympic Seltzer KC 46 93 13 X .257 "The world had probably best take a long look at 421 66 IX 5 46 .3X Gardner Bsn 97 76 48 73 5 Samuel Phi 476 5 5 122 bronze medalist and 1982 world DHedMMi Ook 10 57 .256 however, needs to beat only three of those 54 to the East Germans,’’ the U.S. Olympic Committee’s 368 73 113 18 71 .307 Ceruttl To r 99 107 34 51 5 GYoung Htn 415 64 106 0 X .255 champion Wendy Wyland with HrtoekMIn 404 62 121 22 61 .3X Guzman Tex 180158 70134 101 Sandberg Chi become the first player to reach $5 million in Roy Cal 4X 5 4 112 12 48 .255 Mike Moran said. ‘‘They’re a nation of 17 million, 450 62 IX 4 63 .3X BerenguerMln 83 64 47 85 8 Santiago SD '373 X X 7 X .255 career earnings. 405.48 and Mary Ellen Clark with Goeltt Min 435 64 IX X 76 .2X Candtottt Cle 157182 37 107 8 Bradley Phi 414 and they’re dominating several sports.... ‘They’re Hall Cle 5 6 IX 6 X .254 Nicklaus now has $4,997,550. The prize for 403 98 401 56 119 5 53 .297 Lebmdt KC 171 179 46 91 71 Pndttn StL 299 3 3 X 5 45 .254 putting some distance between themselves and the Yount MU 474 72 141 9 X .297 Sobrhgn KC 197200 41 128121 CorterNY 355 31 X 10 40 .251 51st is $2,460. Williams, who won the indoor Russians.” Larkin Min 385 44 113 6 56 .2X Boddicker Bsn 178 185 60 122 91 T P ^ m StL 'AP photo Joyner Cal 3X 41 98 8 37 .251 “ Any milestone is nice.” said Nicklaus, who and outdoor national platform 450 .63 IX 10 a .293 Russell Tex 137132 43 65 10 Schmidt Phi 391 52 97 12 62 .248 In many other ways, too, this is a unique McGrItt Tor 388 77 113 27 65 .291 titles this year, was last after the Boslo Mil 155176 29 64 61 Uribe SF XI X X 2 7 3 .247 also was the first to reach $2 million, $3 million LEADING DIVER — Michele Mitchell of Boca Raton, Fla., Olympics, from television to tennis to Thompson. Canseco Ook 469 93 IX 32 X .2X Reuss Chi 128137 33 57 9 RAIomor SD 3X 51 X 7 X .244 opening round at the Indiana LansfOrd Oak 456 65 IX 6 51 .2X and $4 million. NBC bought the TV rights for $300 million, the first Alexondr Det 178 189 3610011 Lind Pit 486 61 118 2 3 9 .243 University Natatorium when she eyes the water while performing a dive in the platform Reynolds Sea 443 41 IX 2 X .2X Wegman Mil 144144 37 55101 CJomes Phi 4X X 101 “ It would be nice to be first. But $5 million, as ADayls Sea 15 4 9 .240 time the Summer Games have been shown by 347 52 im 16 49 .2X Tonona Det 153155 55 9413 DMurphy Atl relates to the purses we’re playing for today, scored only 25.20 on an inward preliminaries of the U.S. Olympic Diving Trials in Gruber Tor 427 58 IX 13 63 .2X 449 67 IK 22 62 .234 anyone besides ABC since Tokyo in 1964. Tennis is a JMcDwII Chi 145 134 57 80 5 Parrish Phi 310 X 72 13 54 .232 dive in the pike position. Fernndz Tor 478 55 IX 4 48 .285 n ie r Mil 80 82 22 32 5 isn’t going to mean much. In five years, there’ll Indianapolis Friday. Mitchell leads the event with 447.42 Salazar Det HJohson NY 3X M 87 22 56 .273 "I was a little bit nervous and full-fledged medal sport. Britain’s Daley Thompson 352 54 IX 12 S3 .2X Kllgus Tex 159147 53 65 91 Elster NY be five players with $5 million,” he said. Barrett Bsn 463 62 131 1 48 .283 3 » X 73 7 32 .222 points. goes for an unprecedented third straight gold medal Retry Cal 97 92 38 40 3 Rivera Mon 306 X 68 4 had a lot of adrenaline and right CDavIs Cal 459 61 IX 18 79 .283 Flanagan Tor 161 161 67 72 11 7 6 .7 7 7 Nicklaus moved through second-round play in the decathlon. Fletcher Tex 435 49 IX 0 3 9 .283 John NY 133161 32 59 8 With a total of eight points under the scoring off the tower that was moving on OBrIen Tex 418 X 118 12 51 .282 NATIONAL LRAGUE Scores from the prelims are international format being used Eight years ago, NBC paid $87 million for the FOrrell Cle 181 187 53 80 13 TEAM PITCHING system that awards five points for an eagle, me.” she said. "It gave me a little Gantner Mil 407 45 113 0 X .278 Langston Sea 194188 78180 91 carried into the finals in the for the first time this year. Moscow Games but never got to show them because Gladden Min 441 ERA H ER BB SO ShO SA bit of fire. 76 IX 8 48 .277 Perez'Chi 141 146 53 98 11 New York two for a birdie, zero for par, mlnus-1 for bogey CRIpken Bit 429 75 118 21 X .275 3 .0 9 948 375 313 811 16 33 the United States boycotted over the Soviets’ BWItt Tex 96 72 63 79 4 AAontreol 3.15 993 387 and minus-3 for double bogey or higher. Snyder Cle 411 61 113 22 66 .275 MMooreSea 163 150 50115 61 XI 673 9 31 military presence in Afghanistan. wwnson KC Los Angis 3 .x 1X9 396 370 7X13 38 Points are not carried forward, however, so 465 60 IX 1 32 .275 Hurst Bsn 156175 51 11614 Clndnatl With 19 days and 179i/t hours of coverage planned Javier Oak 333 43 91 2 X .273 3.45 957 414 3M 697 9 39 McCasklll Cal 146155 61 98 8 Son Diego 3.46 10X 416 344 Nicklaus and all other survivors will start Murray Bit 455 61 IX 7 3 67 .273 Terrell Det 138138 51 60 61 655 6 31 Olympians rout NBA stars this time, NBC will be able to train its cameras on Houston 3.48 1017 4 7 3 373 Carter Cle 471 74 IX 22 78 .272 MWItt Cal 178 193 59111 91 79912 35 again from scratch. U.S. stars like Carl Lewis, Eklwin Moses, Jackie Rice Bsn 397 43 108 9 StLouls 3.51 10X 429 XI 642 8 31 second-half run was 72-50 with S3 .272 Ballard Bit 108120 27 33 71 Pittsburgh “ I played pretty well," said Nicklaus, who points in the opening 20 minutes. Whitaker Det 347 48 M 9 M .271 3.521016 4X 362 594 8 33 Bv Jim O'Connell Joyner-Kersee, . Mary Bautista Bit 126129 30 62 61 Sn Frnese 3.57 990 432 332 played the back of the Castle Pines Golf Club, 11; 18 left on a driving layup by ToMer KC 333 41 90 1 45 .2X Morris Det 169 172 63 124101 6X11 33 The Associated Press The Olympians outscored the Decker Slaney, Matt Biondi, Greg Louganis and Baines Chi 446 46 IX 12 57 .269 Chicago 3.64 1061 434 374 645 9 25 which he designed, in 32. “ I wasn’t playing well Harper, the hometown favorite of Wells Tor 59 59 31 51 3 Phllodlph 4 .x 1092 NBA team 23-8 in the opening six David Robinson.... Lemon Det 390 48 105 9 M .269 Long Chi 121 141 34 55 4 4X 427 6X 5 28 Atlanta 4.x 1142 5 7 5 414 621 2 19 at all when I got here, and it’s gotten a little minutes of the second half to take the crowd of 12,504. And hope the real action isn’t with East Germans Brantlev Sea 429 60 115 15 48 .268 Rnley Col 143142 55 86 71 RICHFIELD. Ohio - Jeff Brookens Det 314 51 M 5 X .268 Bannister KC 149 137 57 86 91 INDIVIDUAL PITCHING better each day. j „ » a 72-41 lead with 13:47 to play. The Olympians Increased the like track stars Heike Drechsler and 'Thomas Guillen Chi 431 41 8 or more decisions. Grayer scored 18 points Friday 115 0 31 .X7 Blrkbcck Mil 98 106 32 54 8 Fred Couples, Joey Sindelar and D.A. Grayer scored the last seven lead to 92-61 with 4:41 left when Schoenlebe, swimmer Kristin Otto or shot putter Ulf OWhlteCol 365 64 X 9 42 .263 Rhoden NY 128138 37 63 7 IP H BB SO W L ERA night to lead the U.S. Olympic FWhIte KC 399 Franco CIn 66 44 22 32 4 5 1.36 Weibring led the way with 11 points apiece to points of that run, the final two on 42 105 8 49 .263 Dotson NY 120124 46 50 9 APeno LA team finalists to a 100-67 victory 6-foot Charles Smith o f George­ Timmermann. Quinones Sea 376 48 9 9 10 37 .263 Leo Min 117 136 44 68 6 72 61 24 65 5 5 2.01 win $7,500. ^ a dunk after a nice pass from Stilwtl KC 415 59 Holton LA 68 57 20 34 6 3 212 over a team of selected NBA town scored on a driving layup "Our top athletes take part in competition to show IX 10 52 .263 Ballet Cle 133 138 40 45 81 Tudor LA Paul Azinger, the runner-up in the PGA, did GBell Tor 447 56 117 16 66 .262 Swift Sea 146173 54 41 61 154142 33 56 7 5 222 players, their fourth win in as Mitch Richmond. over 7-0 Ewing, a fellow Hoya. what our country is capable of, ’’ said Timmermann. Cotto Sea 329 41 X 6 ParrettMon 68 46 39 5010 3 225 not make It. He was eliminated after finishing X .XI YettCle 86 89 39 49 7 AtaDovIsSO The final margin was the,,, tha world record-bolder. Lyons Chi 338 41 87 5 35 .257 Clancy Tor 74 55 32 70 4 7 232 many games against the pros. Grayer was one of five Olympi­ 148152 42 91 AgostoHtn 69 55 25 24 8 0 235 with zero points after a final-hole bogey. largest lead for the Olympians, TrtaMI KC 389 61 IX 18 68 .257 Perozo Bit 73 77 31 52 The 14-man Olympic team, ans in double figures. Richmond In 1976, the UmiiM States won 34 gold medals and B Jackson KC 324 47 17 DeMrHnezMon 186170 41 8914 8 242 Fuzzy Zoeller was another casualty. He was O 51 .256 Tibbs Bit 117137 47 57 IMagrane StL which still has two players to be 94 total, compared with 49 gold and 125 total for the McGwire Oak 445 68 114 X 78 .256 Horton Chi 103 113 36 25 108 85 34 69 2 7 242, minus-2 playing the final hole and had to make added 14 points, Willie Anderson Olympic center David Robin­ Upshaw Cle 399 Cone NY 167127 66147 12 3 243 cut, will meet another NBA team Soviets. The East' Germans were third in total 53 in 10 45 .256 Blyleven Min 154178 38110 Perez Mon had IS, Danny Manning had 12 son again was plagued by foul Incvolla Tex 383 54 97 22 51 .253 Nieves Mil 67 61 31 42 134100 28 96 9 6 249 birdie to have any chance of advancing. medals with 90 but ranked ahead of the United Howell Cal M ille rs SD 72 52 44 61 2 '6 250 in Auburn Hills, Mich, bn Sunday and Hersey Hawkins added 10. trouble. The 1987 college player of 376 47 M 13 S3 .250 Boyd Bsn « 121 140 39 68 Scott Htn States with 40 gold. JCIorfc N Y 374 69 93 22 76 .249 Stotlmvr Tor 94102 40 65 172122 3815713 4 251 SOMERS POINT. N. J. (AP) - Beth Daniel, in Game 5 of the eight-game the year at Navy, who finished Jacoby Cle 432 54 107 Leary LA 174147 3913413 8 253 Chuck Person of the Indiana 9 37 .248 CYoungOok 98 120 37 41 DJockson CIn series. ‘The United States won 174 medals, including 83 GWalker Cht 377 45 93 8 42 .247 Hayward Tex 63 63 35 37 191142 5312817 5 255 seeking her first LPGA victory in three years, Pacers led the NBA team with 12. with six poinU, picked up three Santana N Y 352 41 87 4 OSmIth Htn 42 41 17 27 4 5 255 The Olympic team took control gold, at the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics, but the X .247 Smithson Bsn 93 104 29 51 Rllo On shot a near flawless 5-under-par 66 Friday to fouls in the opening 5:18 and did SurhottMII 377 34 93 3 27 M 142109 6014111 8 266 followed by Patrick Ewing of Soviets boycotted those Games, as did the East Fraser Cal 140145 62 63 McWlllms StL 105 92 32 55 4 4 291 take a one-stroke lead over Martha Nause after of the game early, racing to a BuechleTex 366 S X 13 3 9 .246 Campbell Sea 78 89 25 48 New York with 11 and Cleveland’s not play again the rest of the half. Germans and most of the Soviet bloc, citing Downing Col 350 65 X X 49 .246 walk Pit 164146 48 61 11 9 296 the opening round of the $225,000 Atlantic City 49-33 halftime lead as Grayer, a Power KC 71 91 27 38 GModduxChl 191 163 5910916 6 297 Ron Harper with 10. He picked up his fourth foul 29 inadequate security. Gagne Mhi 359 S3 X 12 40 .245 Trout Sea 54 84 31 14 graduate of Iowa State and a Schofield Cal 396 49 9 6 Alvarez Atl 78 69 43 64 3 5 299 Olflssic seconds into the second half but 5 27 .242 Gott Pit first-round draft choice of the The closest the NBA team was "There’s no question we have better athletes than Sierra Tex 450 55 IX 17 X .242 60 48 19 57 6 4 200 Daniel, who was sidelined for three months was not called again. NATIONAL LBAGUR JRoMnsonPIt 98 94 29 63 9 2 203 able to get after the early in ’76,” Moran said, but expectations of a 1984 repeat Deer Mil 352 48 K 15 55 .241 TBAM BATTING earlier this year with mononucleosis, did not Milwaukee Bucks, scored nine Alkmion Cle 305 27 73 4 OopsonMon 116103 39 68 3 7 203 40 .2X AB R H HR RBI I llershlser LA 185160 58121 16 7 206 would be "out of whack" with reality. Moseby Tor 349 62 n 9 3 5 .235 have a bogey, missed just three fairways and Chicago 4127 472 1085 82 442 . Reutchel SF 167166 37 5516 6 218 In fact, USOC president Robert Helmick says the Posquo Chi 334 40 X 16 42 .2X Los Angelet 4117 508 106S 77 479 . made par-saving putts on the 16th and 18th Weiss Oak 334 Show SO 171 147 41 991010 220 United States might have trouble even matching its 31 X 3 X .2X Son Fmdsco 40M 535 1047 92 501 . Drabek Pit Barfield Tor 326 40 7S 11 37 .2X 168145 39 9712 5 221 holes to go along with five birdies. Parents bring suit against Kimbaii New York 4104 516 1035 110 485 . YoumainMon 84 64 41 54 3 6 221 1976 total, since restrictions on team sizes in some Sveum Mil 403 3 5 92 9 4 4 .2X Montreal 4151 47S 1040 85 431 PglruloNY 335 37 X 11 Gooden N Y 190184 4312814 6 222 GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. (AP) - Chi Chi sports like swimming mean fewer medals available 57 .227 Pittsburgh 4070 511 1019 91 . O ledaNY teen-agers gathered on a dead­ injuries. Sheets Bit 379 29 M 7 37 .222 153131 29 95 812 234 TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - A civil n per country. Atlanta 4108 443 1023 78 419 . Worrell StL 72 54 36 67 4 9 234 Rodriguez shot a 5-under-par 66 Friday for a end street in Brandon, Fla. In view of the additional Presley Sea 412 X X 14 51 .214 Houston 4082 498 1009 70 457 . suit was brought Friday against BRIMen Bit 406 45 X 1 BSmIthMon 150138 23 91 8 7 3.34 one-shot lead over nine players after the first charges, the state filed a motion On the bright side, the U.S. track team will include 7 9 M 2 StLouls 4135 421 1017 53 393 . Deshales Htn 146119 55 80 810 236 Bruce Kimball in Hillsborough Kimball, a 1084 Olympic silver DaEvansOet 321 34 X IS 4 6 .212 Son Diego 3982 421 977 64 402 round of the $250,000 Greater Grand Rapids • in circuit court Thursday seeking proven winners and veterans such as 1976 hurdles Pettis Get 377 54 79 3 X .210 KGrossPhI 184161 6312511 9 228 medalist competing this week in Clndnatl 4039 482 987 100 443 . Frndez N Y 140 95 52148 710 229 County Circuit Court by the a review of the conditions under gold medalist Moses; Slaney, a hard-luck Olympian Parrlih Bsn XI 27 62 9 X .206 Phlldilphia 4045 464 975 78 442 . Open. Indianapolis at the U.S Olympic LeftertsSF 71 60 15 41 2 7 2 » Rodriguez, a crowd pleaser on the Senior parents of a teen-ager killed when which Kimball was freed on bail. yet the world record-holder in the women’s mile; AMRRICAN LBAGUR INDIVIDUAL BATTING Moyer Chi 156152 44 86 612 230 the U.S. Olympic diver plowed his diving trials, faces multiple crim ­ Griffith Joyner, world record-holder in the women’s TRAMPITCHIN0 298 or more at bats. Smiley Pit 147128 38 99 9 Tour, held the slim lead over Bobby Nichols, A1 inal charges in connection with Prosecutors also called attention RRA H M BB S O fllO M AB R H HR RBI Pet Downs SF 157128 43 106 12 Chandler, (Hiick Evans, Joe Jimenez, Homero car into a group of youths. to Kimball’s plans to travel to 100 meters; and Joyner-Kersee, the world’s best Doklond 3.43 H»9 4W 4X 713 7 48 GwynnSD 395 » 127 6 S3 3 0 3 Knepper Htn 143133 60 8312 the deaths of Bedell, 19, and heptathlete. Mliwukee 3.47 1025 4X 318 613 6 X G P e nv Atl 3M 48 127 6 56 J21 Belcher LA 118101 38 97 9 Blancas. .Jack n eck . Dick Rhyan. Denny The wrongful death suit, Kevin Gossic, 10, and injitries of South Korea if he makes the Detroit 3.02 909 427 377 667 7 27 . Grace Chi 3X 43 101 6 X .310 Aesnmehr Atl 65 57 29 55 5 Felton and Harold Henning. brought by Robert E. Bedell and team. "W e’re predicting the oldest Olympic team we’ve KanssCty 3 .x 1044 437 346 643 9 7 5 Dawson Chi 446 5 6 I X 17 61 .309 Dortlno N Y 173 158 44 13312 six other teen-agers. ever had," Helmick said, "mature athletes, Toronto 3.891063 467 422 M l 11 3 6 Gotaraga Mon 472 77 145 X n J07 Browning On 174147 47 91 11 Defending champion Billy Casper was his ^ fe , Theresa, on behalf of He was first charged with two Bnally.” Texas 4.00 953 471 473 660 10 7 3 Gibson LA 4X 88 IX 7 3 M 3 0 6 Hawkins SO 163145 55 681010 258 among eight players at S-under 68. ’rhat group their late son, Robert, seeks an counts of vehicular homicide and The motion, which does not ask Mlnesoto 4JMKN6 475 3X 669 5 3 9 Palmeiro Chi 460 X 140 6 3 5 J M Sutdfe Chi 163165 561051010 259 for specific changes in the condi­ Lewis believes a repeat of his own Los Angeles New York 4.08 1080 479 333 627 5 3 6 Bonds Pit 435 83 I X 21 49 .7 9 9 also included Orville Moody and Jim Ferree. unspecified figure in excess of released on $10,000 bail. State Krakow SF 115100 31 7 4 259 tions of the bail, is scheduled to be performance is within grasp. 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But despite the BOSTON (A P ) — The city has gone The Associated Press month’s Olympics while Steve Cram, sought the right to serve alcohol to up granting the petition.” Wednesday, Ms. Pitt said, “ Boston meters in 10.04 seconds, said Friday cheering of the 30.000-strong crowd at along with the objections of neighbors to 728 persons in V IP boxes and one College is and will continue to be Britain’s l,S00-meter ace, swept away While turning down the license bid, he was barred by U.S. relay coach Heysel Stadium, he visisbly wea­ and denied Boston College’s request function room during sporting events the board indicated it also was committed to working with the BRUSSELS, Belgium — Carl Lewis any doubts on his ability to win in Russ Rogers from competing in the kened in the final stages. for a license to serve alcohol at its community to address these cast doubts Friday on whether he will Seoul. and at special events for alumni and unlikely to grant a license to sell 400-meter relay at the Van Damme “ There is still work to do, but there sports facilities. donors. The original petition stated alcohol in the V IP boxes but recom­ concerns.” Memorial track meet because "he is still a lot to come,” he said. The three-member Boston Licens­ that 19,000 people could fill the arena mended that the school continue its Mary Talty, a member of the had not proven himself.” Aouita, of Morocco, was pushed to ing Board Thursday rejected Boston and stadium. In the revision, the practice of obtaining one-day licenses Asked if he would still run the the limit in the 800 meters by College’s petition for a license to serve school noted that only up to 900 people Brighton-Allston Improvement Asso­ for special events in that area. ciation who appeared at the hearing, anchor leg in the Olympics after American . Aouita had to alcohol at its Alumni Stadium football would be offered alcohol at any one VIP box users also can bring their said she was gratified by the decision. Friday’s dispute. Lewis said: chase Gray most of the way but kicked field and new indoor Silvio 0. Conte event. own alcoholic beverages, a suggestion “ People should be going to games to Arena. “ I personally don’t see the public Boston College is legally permitted to “ At this point, no. At this point, I am strongly and won by inches, handing enjoy the games, not to drink,” she just going to focus on the three Gray his first defeat of the season. A day earlier, at a hearing on the need for this license in terms of the make. petition, residents of Newton and the said. individual events, and not the relay.” Aouita finished in 1:44.36, beating effect on neighborhoods and in terms But Jane Pitt, an attorney for Brighton section of Boston, as well as On Wednesday, Lewis beat arch­ his personal best by .02 seconds. Gray of liability on the university’s part,” Boston College trustees, argued a And said state Rep. William F. their elected representatives, asked board Chairman Andrea Gargiulo rival Ben Johnson of Canada in 9.93 was timed in 1:44.43. license would allow the school to Galvin, D-Brighton, a Boston Ck>llege that the license be denied because of said in voting against the license. seconds, the best time of the season. American Butch Reynolds, not yet control the amount of liquor served in alumnus: “ I think it reflects a victory past problems. “ There is not enough here for the boxes. He said that was proof enough he fully recovered from beating the for the community, not just the ^s to n The school, in a petition revised approval by the City of Boston to In a letter to Mrs. Gargiulo written should be on the team. 20-year-old 400-meter world record community but the Newton commun­ after Wednesday’s hearing, had outweigh ttie negative effects of in the wake of complaints aired ity as well. Lewis said Rogers also told Joe De Wednesday, stayed out of the event. Loach he could not run in Friday’s The 400 had promised the same relays despite the assurances of U.S. star-studded field that powered Rey­ head coach Stan Huntsman. nolds to the world record on Wednes­ Cubs edge "Rogers was acting like a junior day. Instead, Reynolds strained until high school coach,” said Lewis. He the end of the rarely-run 300 meters, also had a conversation with his fending off fellow American Walter Braves, 8-7 McCoy. personal coach Tom Tellez, who told him “ not to focus on the relay Thus, a race that was to have given anymore.” Reynolds a second record in three Bypassing the relays would deny days turned into something of an NL Roundup Lewis the opportunity to become the anti-climax. first man to win four gold medals in Reynolds won in 32.22 — .52 outside successive Olympics. the 1984 mark of American Kirk Baptiste — and looked unconfortable Astros 5, Pirates 1 The U.S. relay team, without Lewis throughout the race. PITTSBURGH (AP) — Danny Darwin pitched a and De Loach, won in a mediocre 38.66 The 400 meters went to American three-hitter and Buddy Bell, taken off the disabled seconds. , who easily led the list earlier in the day, went 3-for-4 with a homer and Cram overcame a disappointing field with a time of 44.61. two runs batted in Friday night as the Houston Astros beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 5-1. third place in an 806-meter race American won the Glenn Davis and Bell hitconsecutive home runs in Wednesday to run the best 1,500-meter 400-meter hurdles in 47.90, one of the Houston’s three-run fourth off Mike Dunne, time of the season, 3:30.95 — just over better times this season, with Danny 6-10, who lost his third in a row despite a career-high a second off Said Aouita’s world Harris second. AP photo record. eight strikeouts in 6 1-3 . In the long jump, U.S. Olympic Darwin, 6-9, won for the first time as a starter m . Cram beat compatriot Peter Elliot, hopeful Larry Myricks suffered a since June 7, allowing only an RBI grounder to Andy HAPPY CARL — Carl Lewis, shown here defeating Canadian who still set a personal best of 3:32.94. surprise defeat at the hands of Van Slyke in the third. Darwin, who had lost his last rival Ben Johnson in the 100 meters Wednesday night in Zurich, Cram, who had stomach problems compatriot Mike Powell, who leaped Switzeriand, may not run on the U.S. 400-meter reiay team in four starts, struck out five and walked one. in Zurich Wednesday, was still within 27 feet, 4‘/4 inches, an inch longer than Darwin made 12 relief appearances since his last Seoui. striking distance of the record coming Myricks. start July 10. He did not ailow a hit after Dunne’s third-inning single. With the Pirates leading 1-0, Davis led off the AP photo fourth with his 24th homer of the season. Bell, who Carotene to face Stephens after Travers win been on the disabled list since Aug. 4 with a strained OUT AT SECOND — Chicago Cubs’ during their game Friday afternoon at muscle in his left rib cage, followed by hitting a 2-0 Ryne Sandberg, right, is forced out at Wrigley Field. The Cubs won, 8-7. By Chris Carola straight Belmont Stakes from “ My only instructions going in pitch over the left field wall for his fifth homer. second base by Atlanta’s Ron Gant 13 in ‘Million’ The Associated Press 1982-86. to the (Jim Dandy) was to keep (Runne then hit Kevin Bass in the right knee with a “It doesn’t bother me any him clear and when he makes his piteh and Rafael Ramirez doubled down the left TORON’TO (AP) — The 1088 thoroughbred SARATOGA SPRINGS. N. Y. - more,” said Stephens, who turns run, be in a position where he’s Held line, sending Bass to third. Alex ’Trevino’s racing campaign could be termed a little Woody Stephens, a trained who 75 on Sept. 1. “ They’re all nice to not going to be stopped. At the run^scoring groundout made it 3-1 before Dunne^ disappointing for Kinghaven Farms and has won just about everything win. I just hope my horse has a head of the stretch he was struck out Darwin and Gerald Young. B o so x trainer Roger Attf ield after setting a Canadian thoroughbred racing has to offer, nice smooth trip, that’s all I can neither,” Veitch said. From page 48 money-winning record last year. shoots for his first Travers Stakes ask. I think he’ll be awful hard to Seeking the Gold’s trainer, Cub* 8, Braves 7 victory Saturday at Saratoga However, it could turn rosier for owners Bud ' beat.” Shug McGaughey, is conceding CHICAGO (AP) — Andre Dawson homered twice Race Course. and David Willmot of King City, Ontario, if Three of Stephens’ horses have nothing to his rivals, especially and knocked in five runs, including the game- Stephens will send out Forty loaded. Don Slaught swung for strike three but the Carotene beats 13 rivals in the Arlington finished second in the Travers: after Ogden Phipps’s colt lost by a winner in the ninth inning with a one-out, fly-ball Brewers 7, Blue Jays 4 Niner against five other 3-year- Traffic Judge in 1955, Smarten in nose to Forty Niner in the Haskell ball got away from catcher Bill McGuire. Million at Woodbine race track Saturday. single that gave the Chicago (Tubs an 8-7 victory over TORON’TO (AP) — Joey Meyer drove in four olds in the 119th running of the 1979 and Danzig Connection in Invitational July 30. A win in the 1>A -mile turf race would be worth the Atlanta Braves Friday. runs, including the a tie-breaking sacrifice fly in the lV«-mile Travers. If all six start, 1986. Yankees 5-1, Mariners 3-6 $600,000 and make the S-year-old mare the “ If we don’t run our race A single by Mitch Webster and one-out walks to the Travers will have a purse of NEW YORK (AP) - tied a Seattle 10th inning, as the Milwaukee Brewers beat the leading money-winner in Canada. Sunny’s McCarron, who rode Danzig anybody can win, but I think the Ryne Sandberg and Mark Grace by Jose Alvarez. Toronto Blue Jays 7-4 Friday night. $1,088,500, with $653,100 going to record with 16 strikeouts and allowed five hits as the Halo, the 1983 Kentucky Derby winner, now Connection to a win in the three top horses will be the ones to 3-6, loaded the bases for Dawson. His fly ball the winner. Mariners beat the New York Yankees 6-1 to gain a Duane Ward, 8-2, gave up a leadoff double to leads with $1,247,791. Belmont two years ago, was worry about,” McGaughey said. glanced off center fielder Terry Blocker’s glove, but Robin Yount in the 10th, a ball that bounced off Challenging Claiborne Farm’s doubleheader split Friday night. The Arlington, for S-year-olds and up, carries brought in from California to ride was deep enough to score Webster even if it had been second base. Rob Deer followed with a single and Forty Niner and jockey Chris a total purse of $1.23 million Canadian and is Forty Niner after Lafit Pincay “ I ’m a big Travers man,” he caught. continued to second on the throw home. Greg Brock McCarron will be early favorite was injured during a race. being held at Woodbine for 1088 only because added. “ There’s only one other Rich Gossage, 2-1, got the last out in the top of the Tigers 5, Vlfhite Sox 4 was walked intentionally to load the bases and Brian’s Time and Angel Cordero Arlington Park in Chicago is being rebuilt after “ McCarron’s a very smooth race I ’d rather win and that’s the ninth to earn c r ^ it for. the victory. DETROIT (AP) — Dwayne Murphy, Darrell Meyer followed with a sacriflce fly to right field. Jr., Evening Kris and Jerry Derby.” a fire. rider and that’s what I wanted for Vance Law capped Chicago’s three-run eighth Evans and Lou Whitaker each hit home runs and the Bailey. Kingpost and Jacinto There are two Canadian horses in the race — this horse,” the Hall of Fame inning with an RBI single that gave the Cubs a 7-6 Detroit Tigers held on to beat the Chicago White Sox Orioiss 3, Angsts 1 Vasquez, Seeking the Gold and trainer said. Though Kingpost turned in a Regal Classic is the other — while the United lead, but the Braves tied it in the ninth on Ken 5-4 Friday night despite a S-for-5 performance by Patick Day, and Dynaformer, good performance in the Bel­ BAL’ITMORE (AP) — Dave Schmidttcombined States will be represented by seven, France BMan’s Time, owned by James Oberkfell’s sacrifice fly, his fourth RBI of the game. Carlton Fisk. with no rider named yet. mont, finishing second to the with two relievers on a four-hitter Friday night and three and Britain two. W. Phillips and trained by John Atlanta took a 6-4 lead into theeighth, but the Cubs The Tigers led 5-0 after six innings, but the White All entries will carry 126 since-retired Risen Star, he and the Baltimore Orioles beat the California Angels 3-1. Regal Gassic, owned by Ernie Samuel and Veitch, will have the services of went ahead with five straight hits, four of them pounds. trainer Dianne Carpenter have Sox scored four runs in the seventh. Schmidt, 6-3, gave up three hits in 6 2-3 innings and Windfields Farm , drew the No. 1 post. The Saratoga’s hottest jockey. Cor­ singles, to start the inning. won his third straight decision. For Stephens, who has been for the most part escaped the others, starting with the No. 2 post, are dero, 45, leads the meet with 25 Sandberg doubled to lead off and Bruce Sutter coming to Saratoga for 60 years, a spolight. Indians 4, Royals 2 Rsngsfs 5, Twins 0 Elqualize, Mill Native, Great Communicator, wins, including six in stakes relieved Rick Mahler before Grace singled, putting win in the Travers would be Triptych, Yankee Affair, Carotene. Sunshine races. Post time is 5:44 p.m., with runners on first and third. CLEVELAND (A P ) — ’Tom Candiotti, making his MINNEAPOUS (AP) - Bobby Witt pitched a another feather in an already Forever, Most Welcome, Anka Germania, Coming off a victory in the Jim ABC-TV beginning its racing Dawson made it 6-S with another single and first appearance in 23 days, allowed one hit in flve five-hitter and struck out 10 en route to his eighth crowded cap. He has won more Media Starguest, Deputy Governor, Roi Dandy, Brian’s Tim e joins tough coverage at 4 with the running of Rafael Palmeiro tied it with Chicago’s fourth innings as the Geveland Indians beat the Kansas consecutive complete game and Pete O’Brien went than 200 stakes races. Including Normand and Something True. coippany in Forty Niner and th e Arlington Million at straight hit. Alvares then relieved Sutter and was G ty Royals 4-2 Friday night for their fifth straight 4-for>4 as the Texas Rangers beat the Minnesota two Kentucky Derfoys and five Seeking The Gold. Woodbine. greeted ^ Law’s go-ahead single. victory. Twins $-6 Friday night. I t I i i. LL iHaurbrstrr iirralb Lewis may drop out from U.S. 400 relay SPORTS — Story on page 46 SOX WIN; YANKS SPLIT

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R«d Sox 7, Athletic* 6 BOSTON (AP) — Mike Greenwell took over the m ajor league RBI lead by driving In three runs, including the game-winner in the seventh inning, to lead the Boston Red Sox past the Oakland Athletics 7-6 Friday night. , ^ j Greenwell finished the game with 96 runs batted in, two more than Oakland’s Jose Canseco, who didn’t drive in any runs for the American League Wost laadors. With the score tied 6-6, Marty Barrett began the bottbm of the seventh with a double and Gene Nelson relieved starter Dave Stewart, 15-11. Barrett went to third on Dwight Evans’ sacrifice bunt and scored on Greenwell’s single. . , The A ’s had tied the score In the top of the inning on back-to-back solo homers by Luis Polonia and Dave Henderson, his 19th, to chase starter Mike Smithson. Bob Stanley, 5-1, replaced him and pitched 21-3 innings for the victory, allowing one hit. It was the first time this season Henderson homered in a game and the A ’s did not win. Boston erased a 4-1 deficit with five runs in the fifth. With one out. Rich Gedman singled, took second on a walk to Wade Boggs and scored on Barrett’s single. Evans walked to load the bases. Greenwell then lined a single to center, scoring Boggs and Barrett. Henderson’s throw to the plate bounced off catcher Terry Steinbach, who was charged with an error that allowed Evans to score and Greenwell to reach third. Greenwell came home on a groundnut by Ellis Burks. Don Baylor’s sixth homer of the year, a two-run shot in the fourth, and Henderson’s sacrifice fly after Polonia’s triple put Oakland ahead 4-1 in the fifth. Oakland had taken a 1-0 lead on consecutive doubles by Walt Weiss and Polonia in the third. Boggs' single and Barrett’s run-scoring double tied the score in the bottom of the inning.

4 Yankees 5, Mariners 3 (10 Innings) NEW YORK (AP) — Former Mariner Ken Phelps hit a two-run homer in the 10th inning to give the New York Yankees a 5-3 victory over Seattle In the first game of a doubleheader Friday. Phelps’ homer came after Dave Winfield had singled with one out off reliever Mike Schooler, 4-5. It was Phelps' ISth home run, and fourth for the Yankees since being acquired from the Mariners on July 21 for Jay Buhner. Phelps’ home run was an opposite field drive to left field apd broke off the glove of Mickey Brantley who tried to make a leaping catch over the fence. Dave Righetti, 4-3, pitched two innings of one-hit relief for the win. AP photo The victory broke a streak of six consecutive extra-inning losses for the Yankees. New York tied the score 3-3 with two runs in the BALL G E TS AWAY — The ball bounces the first inning of Friday night's game at Fenway Park. Canseco did not advance a eighth inning on Phelps’ RBI single and a away from Boston first baseman Todd bases-loaded wild pitch by Schooler. With the bases Benzinger, left, as Oakland's Jose on the play. The Red Sox won, 7-6. See YANKS, page 47 Canseco gets back to first base during