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0 V Andrew Yurkovtky Mandel. A large number of heat- ticut State University in Danbury. By Otoree Layne Herald Reporter < related rashes were also treated, Although the ocean water was Herald Reporter and The Aetoclated Press she said. cold enough to turn ankles blue, Thunderstorms and lightning people flocked to the beaches this ’The town of Mancbesler has mr M r.tiv- apparently violated state law by not caused power failures throughout weekend. By noon Sunday, the Manchester residents sought dif­ the area, and sent three people to parking lot at Hammonasset State ml: getting state approval before it ferent ways to beat the heat as Manchester Memorial Hospital. Park In Madison had already distributed property tax assess­ temperatures soared to record Jack Young, 40, Kristen Young, admitted 5,500 cars, a park em­ ment forms to about 800 owners highs over the weekend. IS, and Richard Bassett, 61, a ployee said. asking them to document Income, a Some turned to ice cream tor Stafford resident, were struck by 'nie search for comfort also took state official said this morning. relief. lightning about 0:18 p.m. at the heat-stricken residents to ap­ Under state law, such forms must be approved by the state Office of Bruce Holcomb, assistant man­ Young home in South Windsor, pliance stores to buy air condition­ Policy and klanagement. Donald ager of the Shady Olen restaurant police said. ’The Youngs were taken ers. ’’The weather really brings Zimbowski, chief of the OPM ’s dn East Middle Turnpike, said to Manchester Memorial Hospital them In,” said Anton Mitchell, a municipal division, said the town of business was up about 50 percent and then transferred to Hartford salesman at Bemle’s Newmark k Manchester never submitted Its over the previous weekend. At My Hospital. Lewis in Bloomfield. form for state approval. Brother’s Place on Main Street, Jack Young was reported In At the CInemart Theater in But there are no penalties for trade in ice cream and milk shakes stable condition this morning, a Hamden, assistant manager John violating the law. ’’Basically, increased about 60 percent. hospital spokeswoman said. Guts! said the air-conditioned there’s nothing we can do about it,” " I wish every weekend was like Kristen Young was treated and theater attracted a few more Zimbowski said. this,” said Charles Paindiris, the released Sunday. No Information patrons than usual. Zimbowski said, though, that owner of My Brother’s Place. was available on Bassett. ” We normally do quite well when property owners do not have to While some ate ice cream, others A transformer damaged by ■ I submit the information requested lightning left seven customers It’s a dog day,” he said. went for a swim. Meanwhile, an emergency room by the town because the form was Attendance was heavy at the without electricity for a half hour In hj- physician said several people a day not approved. Also, the town cannot Globe Hollow pool, which opened Coventry on Saturday. sought treatment for heat exhaus­ impose a penalty for those who do for the season Friday, said Recrea­ In Rockville, 1,040 households tion at St. Francis Hospital and not comply, be said. Today was the tion Director Scott Sprague. The were without electricity for several Medical Center In Hartford. deadline set by the town. hours Sunday after lightning pool had originally been scheduled Meanwhile, there Is growing brought down a power line. Power to open May K. ’The first hot spell of the season opposition to the forms among town was restored to all customers at ” As It turned out, we guessed It always claims some victims be­ elected officials, and an indication about 0:50 p.m. rigbt this year,” Sprague said. The cause people’s bodies haven’t had that the information — which is In Manchester, 015 customers town’s four other outside pools are time to adjust to the change In supposed to be kept confidential — lost power at about 5:50 p.m. scheduled to open June 20. temperature, said Dr. William could become public. ' A slight drop in temperatures Sunday when lightning hit a trans­ Sanders. The forms were distributed in was exj^cted today, with a high in former on Spencer Street. Power He said symptoms of heat ex­ mid-May to owners of properties was restored about four hours later. the 00s. haustion include nausea, headache, considered income-producing, sucb The NaUonal Weather Service at Area residents may soon see confusion, upset stomach and as apartment buildings and shop­ BrafUay International Airport re- relief from the heat. Temperatures thirst. ping centers. Owners were asked to nertaA that Sunday's hM of W are expected to drop Into the OOe document the income they have “ Most of the time it’s healthy Breha the record of aa set in lt44. later this week. received from these properties people who don’t take the precau­ Manchester Memorial Hospital ' ”rhere Is a chance of some drier over the last three years. tions they should have taken at the experienced a large Increase in the air coming in aloft which will make That information was to be used beginning of the season ... They number of minor repiratory prob­ It a little less humid,” said Ray as part of the town's revaluation of take it for granted they can tolerate lems treated over the weekend, Castillo, a meteorogist at the real estate being readied for use said hospital spokeswoman Judy Weather Center at Western Connec­ the heat,” Sanders said. next year. The Information was supposed to be kept confidential, but because a state-approved form was not used it could be subject to Justices send detention case public disclosure under the state Freedom of Information Act, Zim­ bowski said. The state-proscribed forms are back to iower federai court exempt from the Freedom of Information Act, he said. Changes By Richard Corelli ruled that the government must Although It was expected that the were made in the form used in The Associated Press defend itself at trial against the decision would center on either Manchester, though, and because suit, which seeks compensation for technical questions of legal Juris­ the changes were not approved, the WASHINGTON — The Supreme property losses suffered by those diction or a statute of limitations, documents now could fall under the Court today sent back to a lower interned. the case was closely watched as the act, he said. federal court a lawsuit stemming The Internment program forced court’s first opportunity to com­ But Town Assessor J. Richard from the World War II mass 120.000 U.S. citizens and resident ment on its 1944 ruling that Vincent said this morning the detention of Japanese Americans in aliens of Japanese ancestry to condoned the Internment. Information would be kept confi­ U.S. prison camps. leave their homes, placing them in But Powell’s opinion, and a dential. The form used by the town The Justices, by an 8-0 vote, said concentration camps for up to four separate concurring opinion by was in effect the state-proscribed the case was decided by the wrong years. Blackmun, barely mentioned the H«nld photo by Tuekor one, except for some minor federal appeals court. The Reagan administration, al­ underlying facta. changes, he said. Today’s decision leaves the out­ though calling the banishment "a Nothing in today’s opinion ap­ Early workout The changes included a redesign come of the 1905 suit still In doubt. deplorable episode” in American proached an explanation. Justifica­ of the form to condense the size and One high court member. Justice history, had urged the Justices to tion or apology for the 1944 ruling. Joe Gilbert of Glastonbury is silhouetted against the sun the addition of one question, Vin­ either kill the lawsuit or send It The Justices said the issue of Harry A. Blackmun, predicted the this morning while playing basketball at Charter Oak cent said. The extra question asks controversy "wlll^be back In this back to a lower court. whether the lawsuit was filed within the legal deadline should court once again ” In an opinion authored by Justice Park. Gilbert decided to get his workout In before The U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Lewis F. Powell, the court today have been decided by another temperatures rose. Please turn to page 10 for the District of Columbia had selected the second alternative. federal court. Lifeguard shortage makes waves at some pools, beaches

Scharbert, Dade County park and safety and youth services for Rhode tion might Jeopardize safety. By David Pyle Reasons cited for the shortage cruiting, said William J. Hawkins, recreation chief of operations. Island’s Red Cross chapter, said A new Red Cross lifeguard Tht Auoclotod Press include low pay In an otherwise chief of Rhode Island’s Division of The shortage also has affected several municipal pools had to cut training program may ease the boom economy and a new aware­ Parks and Recreation. beaches. their seasons short last year when crunch this year, Angell said, but If Lifeguards are in short supply ness that the Job is a serious "Last year, we were short Some officials suggested that approximately 20 lifeguards young lifeguards returned to the shortage continues, pools will this season at beaches, summer responsibility that Involves more have to cut back hours, a fear also people are beginning to realize bow camps and swimming pools In the than catching the rays. throughout the summer,” Hawkins school. much responsibility is involved. A shortage In Rhode Island this expressed in Miami. Northeast and Florida, and some At a recent meeting of parks and said. "There were a few areas "Lifeguarding is not really glamor- year prompted the Red Cross to " I f we don’t get any more guards, officials are worried swimmers recreation directors from 11 Nor­ where we were unable to offer warn swimmers on the eve of it's conceivable we may have to may be risking tbeir lives when theastern states, all the directors lifeguard services.” Pleose turn to page 10 Memorial Day weekend the situa­ close some of the pools,” sold Bob they go in the water. complained about lifeguard re­ Michael Angell, director of health Lebanese prime minister assassinated TODAY’S HERALD Calm prevallB Not enough time Capt. Hammoud claimed responsi­ residence In Bqaa Sefrine and By Forouk Nottor Republican Town Director Tho­ bility for Karami’s assassination on Beirut, 00 miles to the south, when Democratic legislative leaders The Associated Press mas H. Ferguson may not seek behalf of the previously unknown the explosion ripped through the say the 1907 legislative session, unlike the 19M session when Repub­ re-election this Novem ter because BEIRUT, Lebanon — Prime Lebanese Secret Army. The caller, aircraft. licans were in control, should end he wants to devote more time to his Minister Rashid KaramI was assas­ who spoke in Arabic, made the MaJ. William Mlayess took over Wednesday In relative calm. "W e children and real estate business. sinated today when a bomb ex­ claim in a call to a Western news from the wounded pilot. MaJ. should be getting out of here very Story on page 5. ploded in an attache caae under his agency in Beirut. There was no way Antoine Bustani, and landed the efficiently on Wednesday,” said seat on a military helicopter. to authenticate the claim. crippled Puma helicopter at the Senate President Pro Tempore Injured in the explosion was The 6S-year-old Sunni Moslem Halat military airbase In the John B Larson, D-East Hartford. Interior Minister Abdulla Rassi and had been Lebanon’s longest- (%rlstian heartland, the sources Index three of the other 12 aides and serving prime minister, holding" said. The victims were rushed to a Story on page 4. crewmen on the aircraft. Military office 10 times In 52 years. He was hospital in Byblos, 19 miles north of 20 pagoo, 2 Motion* sources initially said Rassi was backed by Syria, the main power Beirut. critically wounded, but doctors said broker in Lebanon. The Moslem-controlled Voice of Advic*__ 17 Lottery___ later he was treated tor superficial Karami was the most prominent the Nation said Karami died on the Business — .0 Obituarios. OMrating table. There was no cuts. Lebanese official assassinated Qattlng cloudy Classlflod . 18-20 Opinion official announcement on the time Sources at the army command since a 1902 bombing claimed the Tonight, partly cloudy. Low in the Comics------0 PoopI# said the blast was a "prennediuted life of President-elect Bashir Ge- of his death. 60s. I^esday, variable cloudiness Connecticut _ _ 4 Sports 11-18 Gemayel, a Maronite Catholic, assassination by a time bomb.” The mayel, the brother of President and cooler. A 50 percent chance of Entertainment 17 Televiaion----- 17 sources spoke on condition of Amin Gemayel. ordered an "immediate investiga­ showers. High around 60. Details on Focus______18 U.8.AWor1d_B.T RASHID KARAMI Kararmi's helicopter was half­ tion to determine the cause of the anonymity. page 2. Local news.5,10 Weather I'- . . . diBd In turoBry A man identifying himself only as way between Karami's summer explosion.” THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER Aocu*WMMher*fo«roperty for m e o w ^ in the path of the has written a letter to DOT The bfll also would have lowered doesn’t go through. This item was DOT does not mako the changes, the proposed Route 6 expressway, proposed Route 6 expmsway more Commissioner J. William Burns, the amount of rent paid by included in Prague’s original bill, she said she will introduce another which would stretch 11.Smiles from Ume to remain In Uielr homes will asking that homeowners be allowed homeowners who remain longer but was then dropped. bill during next year's session of the Bolton Notch to Windham. try to get the state Department of to remain in their homes up to 128 than that. At present, they most pay Prague said she hopes the DOT GenersI Assembly. Transportation to make the days rent-free after the state one-twelfth of $ percent of the can make these changes when it Prague said some senators op­ However, final approval for the changes administraUvely. a c^ res title. property's value. That would have reviews its regulations. posed the measure because th ^ controveraial road Is dependent State Rep. Edith G. Prague, Currently, they can remain $6 been reduced to one-twelfth of 8 After last week’s defeat in the felt It would cost the state too much upon some pending environmental Tw enty Yeara Ago Today D-CohimMa, sponsored the bill that days, but must pay rent after 3$ percent of the value under the bin. Senate, she said supporters of the money. permita. Today is the 20th anniversary of the roleaee of Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band,” landmark album. John Lennon and Paul McCaitnay, Ferguson the group’s major creative talents, first played in a Agostinelli appointed group called The Quarrymen. In 1959, they teamed up with George Harrison to become The Silver Beatles. may not O 1967 Aocu-W*an««f. Inc Ringo Starr joined in 1962, the same year the group aide to Army sec’y released its first hit, “Love Me Do,” run again Nathan G. Agostinelli will be The host at the luncheon will be DO YOU KNOW — All four members of The Beatles Invested in ceremonies Tuesday as Lt. Gen. Cltaries Franklin, com­ Weather gets violent were born in what city? Republican Town Director 'Tho­ (tonnecticut’s aide to the secretary manding general for the United mas H. Ferguson may not seek of the Army. States First Army. FRIDAY’S ANSWER — A bigamlal marrise one parson re-election to the boaM this No­ Agostineni will serve as a com­ The First Army, headquartered whils etill being legally married to another. vember because he wants to devote munity relations officer for the In Maryland, covers the East Coast. all across the nation • Knowlcdga Unlimited, Inc. 1997 more time to his children and real Army to the state’s civilian popula­ Agostinelli said today be has estate business, he said this tion, and as a liaison between already received some briefing on Tbunderatormi rumbled from Wet weather also dampened A Nfwnwpcr to Edaeatlea Prosram morning. civilians and the secretary to the the duties involved and has re­ the Oreat Lakee Into Iowa and the lower Mississippi Valley and ■poaiorad b)T “It’s hard to do all three,” said Army. ceived Invitations to military In­ Mlaaouii today after record high southern Texas, and from north­ The Manchester Herald Ferguson, 29, who has served on the The post Is voluntary and for a stallations to familiarize himself temperaturer and humid condl- ern Alabama and Georgia board since 1983. two-year period. with their operations. tiona created violent weekend through the Carolinas and sou­ Ferguson said his decision is not Agostinelli, a former town mayor He said the (KMitlon permits him weather in much of the nation. theast Virginia. final. Earlier this year, he had and former state comptroller, to travel on military aircraft. A cold front puahed acroaa the A flash flood watch covered indicated he probably would seek retired from the Connecticut Na­ The spokesman from the First northern Plaini and central much of southern Texas, and re-election to a third two-year term tional Guard In 1983 with the rank of Army public affairs office said the RocUea, acattering rain from the flash flood warnings were posted A lm a n a c brigadier general. position demands a good deal of through this morning for Bee and to the nine-member boaid. weatem Dakotaa and Wyoming to ‘ Only In the last month, though, He served in the U.8. Army during time and travel, and attendance at weatem Montana and northern San Patricio Counties. has it become apparent that he does the Korean War from 1952 to 1954. two meetings a year in Washington. Idaho. Light snow dusted the peaks of The investiture will take place at D.C.. One of the conferences Is the the northern Rockies, and Bear- June 1, 1987 not have the time to give to his children and business. Ferguson a luncheon in Cavey’s Restaurant National Civilian Aides’ Confer­ tooth Pass in Yeliowstone Park, TO D A Y ’S TM V IA : Which rcNglous 1 Today la tha 152nd said the director’s Job requires a lot at II a.m. About 65 guests are ence hosted by the secretary of the Weather Trivia Toda/e wMthor plotura Is by Jason Blakaslay, a day o l 1987 and tha group was Brigham Young affiliated I Wyo., was closed. of work, especially at a time when Herald photo by Pinto expected, said a spokesman from Army. In south Texas, Sunday night fourth-gradar at Buoklay School. 74th day of spring. with? (a) Presbytarlans (b) Mormons (o) Where have the greatest Jehovah's wnnesses the real estate business is booming Homestead on Hartford Road ahd the public affairs office of the First storms whipped up high winds Bertha Wetherell, left, and Mr. and Mrs. United States Army. Many are PollBh BBtronaut (!ood losses occured in that toppled trees at Orange and his children are at a young age. served as hosts for visitors to the historic TO D A Y ’S M S TO n V : On this day In TODAY’S BARBS “I don’t want to spread myself too Fred Qaal atand outside their new military officers In Connecticut The first Polish astronaut was the U S /’ Grove, Beeville and Mathis. 17N , Tennessee was admitted to the BY FHB. FASTORBT thin,” he said. apartment at Weathlll Gardena. For 10 house. invited on behalf of the secretary of launched into orbit in 1978 along Some roads were closed by CONNECTICUT WEATHER Union. To save money, the apaoe agency - Ferguson Is one of three Republi­ yeara, they lived at the Cheney the army. Some have been invited with the Russian commander of a flooding, and hail up to the sise of should try the spousal launch tech­ by Agostinelli. new Soviet space craft. quarters pelted several TO O A rS amTHOAYS: Jacques Mar­ nique. It takes Just a few words to put cans on the Democratically con­ quette (1637); Brigham Young (1801); aomeone In orbit. trolled board. Party members had communities. Central, Eastern Interior, Southwest Interior: William Sloans Cotfln (1924); Marilyn Small hail rattled Alma, Miss., been counting on him to seek Tonight, partly cloudy. Low in the 60s. Tuesday, Monroe (1926) Wa're all familiar with high-tech, hl-6 re-election to give the GOP a strong where some power outages were and hl-scl. Now, high-thtgh: Next see- Gaals enjoy new freedom variable cloudiness and cooler. A 30 percent chance of TO D A Y ’S Q U O TE : "I don't mind living slate. reported. son, skirts wilt be shorter. Sunday thunderstorms also showers. High around 80. In a man's world as long as I can be a Ferguson said a final decision boomed through New York, Ver­ woman In It" — Marilyn Monroe. TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) will come In about a month or so. The town committee is scheduled to mont, Massachusetts, Oklahoma, West Coastal, East Coastal: Tonight, partly cloudy. TO D A Y ’S MOON: Between Brigham Young founded the Church of but miss the old homestead PLANNING YOUR Arkansas, Kansas, Missouri, Illi­ Low around 65. Tuesday, variable cloudiness and new moon (May 27) and first Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, also endorse a slate of candidates at a nois, Iowa and Missouri. quarter (June 4). o called the Mormons. July 22 meeting. cooler. A SO percent chance of showers. High 70 to 75. Each party endorses a six- By Alox Gtrolll A tornado lifted a car In Associate Editor Williaton, Vt., another twister 'member slate for the board, with the top nine winning seats. So far, blew the roof off a bam in Northwest Hills: Tonight, partly cloudy. Low A s t r o g r a p h Fred and Elsie Gaal's lifes­ VACATION lYronsa, Ark., and funnel clouds no Republican has formally an- tyle has changed a lot since they around 60. Tuesday, variable cloudiness with a 40 wounci^ their candidacy, although Aa;;CA idd'ss ssin were spotted In southern Louisi­ moved from the Cheney Homes­ ana and southwestern Texas, percent chance of showers. High around 80. a number of people have said they tead In March, after serving as LIBRA (S e p t 28-OeL 23) Don't be ' are considering runs. afraid of tackling big Ideas today. If your host and hostess at the historic ^^Ibur approach Is reaHstlc and woH thought .! These Include former GOP Town building for more than 10 years. ^Birthday out, the results wlH be sucoeesful. Director John Garside, Eighth ‘Today the Gaals are living in SCORPIO (Oel. 34-Nev. 22) Try to de­ Utilities District activist Wallace an apartment In Westhill vote tha greatest portion of your time to Irish. Jr. and Human Relations Gardens. Hosting duties at the Tuesday, June 2,1907 your most ambitious Interaet today. You Commission member Ronald Cheney Homestead on Hartford will bo handsomely compensated for Oseila. Osella said last week he also Road have been taken over by The tide of events In the year ahead will well-diracted efforts. has been considering a run for the Philip and Arlyne Meek, who PEOPLE SAOITTARNiS (Nev. 23-Ooe. 21) Re­ bring about desirable changes In your lifestyle. You will also enter Into a favor­ strict any chances you take todav to sit­ town Board of Education, but would got some tips from the Gaals able alliance with an older, reliable uations whore you alone have absokrto -probably run for the Board of based on their decade of authority. You can bat on yoursalt to Directors If one of the GOP experience. The first of eight auction Individual. QEIMNI (May 21-June 20) Partnership win, but not on others. Incumbents did not seek re- The Gaals enjoy the memo­ Standing ovation sessions was held Sunday in situations could work out luckier for you CAPRICORN (Deo. 22-Jan. IS) You are election. ries of showing people through Visdimir Herewlti received a Beverly Hills, Calif., and netted today than usual. Team efforts have a fortunate today In that others will bS If Ferguson does not run. he could the house built by Timothy Herald photo by Tuokar etanding ovaUon from 1,700 fane $$U,IM0, said Lawrence Goldberg magic to them that solo Involvements sincerely looking out lor your Interests. Cheney in 1785, but they also of Superior Stamp and Coin Co. lack. Know whore to look for romance They may do a better )ob of It than yoti be the second Incumbent to retire. who paid up to ISSO each to attend Democrat Stephen T. Penny has enjoy their new freedom to The Cheney Homestead on Hartford Road sees 10,000 the pianlat’a first performance in The highest price paid at the and you'll And It. The Astro-Qreph could yourself. travel. firm’s Beverly Hills headquar­ Matchmaker set Instantly reveals which AQUARIUS (Jan. 2S#ab. IS) Lady also said he probably will not run Elsie's mother, Bertha visitors a year. The new caretakers are Philip and Arlyne Vienna, Auatria in SS yeara. signs are romantically perfect for you. Luck Is apt to favor you more today In again. After the ovaUon Sunday, the ters was $33,800, plus a buyer's Mall $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ situations where you deal with sevorN Wetherell, said she misses the Meek. amlling maeatro returned to the fee, for an 1$N half-dime. paper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH people simultaneously rather than ne­ old place. She lives with the piano and played three ehcorea: Higher prices, up to $1M,0N per 44101-3428. gotiating on a onedo-one basis. Schools schedule Gaals and was a hostess herself coin, will probably come during CANCER (June 21-July 22) Conditions PISCES (Fab. SO-Maroh M ) Big for some of the many visitors months for the young visitors. Living In the old homestead U ait’s "ConaolaUon,” Schnbert’a did not present many special "Monwnta Mualcalea” and Moaa- Tuesday’s auction of gold coins at pertainlrm to your career look extreme­ achievements are possible today, pro­ balloon launches who toured the place over the That was when most school field the Century Plata Hotel, which ly favorable today. You might not get vided your objectives are dearly de­ years. trips took place. problems, the Gaals said, but kewakTe "Sparka.” the pat on the back you're seeking, but fined. Focus on your real wants and they did have a surprise when Don’t Forget To Plan Fred estimates 10,000 people a Christmas at the homestead Horowita, It, earlier played Ebsen will attend, Goldberg said. you'll be rewarded In other ways. then go after them. COVENTRY — Balloons will be they hooked up a washing The entire collection is ex­ launched Wednesday from Robert­ year visited the home. was also a busy time. The works of Moaart, Schubert, Lisst, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Opportunities A R K S (Mareh 21-AprM IS ) Strive to do They told visitors about the machine In a utility room. What pected to net between M million that are obvious to you today may not more than Just think about your plans son School and Coventry Grammar seasonal crowds ranged from SeSnmana and Chopin in the home and Its furnishings, but 260 to 600 visitors. Fred said, but they thought was a drain line gold-embosaed Great Hall of the and $10 million, Goldberg said. be that evident to associates. Act Inde­ today. Small steps taken at this lime are School In connection with the was. in fact, a pipe that led to a pendently of others If necessary. the springboards lor large leaps In the they also learned some things one year, a big snowstorm cut How You Will Catch Up Muslkvereln. Ebsen, who also starred as classroom activities surrounding ' about It. the number to 20. wall in one section of the cellar. TV’s “Barnaby Jones,’’ has col­ Vm OO (Aufl. 23-Sept. 22) The timing Is near future. use of the book. “Substance Abuse Horowita was boro in the now favorable to bring to a conclusion a TAUR US (Aprs 20-May M ) You should One day for Instance, Fred Senior citizens are frequent When the water flowed for the Ukraine in 1004 and left the Soviet lected coins tor a decade, Gold­ matter that has been a source ol Irrita­ do wall In an arrangement you have with Prevention Activities for Elemen­ was telling about a highchalr. visitors, and so are Girt Scouts first time, it blew a hole through Union in 1014, settling eventually berg said. tion. Turn this problem Into a faint an older Individual today, ospedaliy If tary Children.’’ When he finished his story, a and Boy Scouts and members of the brick wall. They solved the On ALL The News in the United States. He returned “He’s about N years old, and he memory. It's a Joint flnanclal venture. The book was bought by the young boy protested. “You garden clubs. problem by running a line In a to the Soviet Union last year for has no one to loave it (the jCoventry Council for the Preven­ didn't tell my mother about the And Cheney descendants, 50 roundabout way to avoid a the first Ume, giving two eagerly VLADIMIR HOROWITZ JOSEPH BIDEN collection) with,’’ Goldberg said. tion of Student Drug and Alchohol chair.” to 100 a year, come to see the hearth. received concerts in Moscow and . . . first performance . . . unfamiliar fact “He felt he’d like to see the coins Abuse for use In elementary school Fred did not know what the homestead. They come from Wetherell said the only thing go to collectors in hopes that Canrent Quotations classrooms and libraries. The boy meant. The back legs of the faraway places. One. Fred that bothered her was having While You Are Away. Leningrad. approached and a reporter asked, stem , of the United States, will they’ll enjoy what brought him balloons will carry a short message chair extending to the top of Its remembers, was from the kitchen on the ground floor The current tour began a week and their living quarters on the ago in Amsterdam, conUnues in “So, Commissioner Ueberroth, share the $100,000 prise for the eojoyment over the years.’’ and a student’s name. Those who back were designed so the chair Australia. arts with Penderecki. find the balloons are asked to return could be used as a sled. The boy Last year the Cheney family second floor. West Berlin Sunday and ends what brings you here?** “The recent shocks and defeats near-record weekend heat in New About two years ago. a roofer June Sl in Hamburg, West Biden said he immediately Ten scienUsts also were ho­ them to the school from which they had learned that from Elsie, held a reunion In Manchester sustained by Reagan, especially York, one of the hot spots in the who learned It from Bertha, who and almost of all those who doing repairs found an old pair Germany. realised he had been mIsUken for nored Sunday and will share the Dead antartainmant in Irangate, made him lose were launched. of children’s shoes hidden in the Call rest of $000,000 the Israel-based swelterin| Northeast. The council is also sponsoring an learned it from a visiting attended spent time at the Austrian media said Horowits baseball commissioner Peter mental balance and turn to cheap homestead. Family members eaves above a door. Research Bout* ...... Ueberreth, and told the reporter, Wolf Foundation annually bes^ Cigar-chomping MHton Berle, appearance June 11 at 7; 30 p.m. In Cheney heir. was paid about $375,000 for the and bisarre tactics.” — Iranian The women had neglected to even held picnics on its grounds. Indicated that it was a custom to To day And Vienna concert. "Drug tesUng — drug tesUng of tows in six categories of science who was among doiene of stare on “I find it much easier to behead the Coventry High School audito­ put children's worn shoes In the bill for a vaudeville-style Foreign Minister All Akbar Ve- clue Fred In. There was also a Cheney VACATION the media.** and the arts. layatl, lashing out at President peopie than to fear them.” —Queen rium by "Looking In,” a group of family reunion In Roxbury. eaves as a protection against The Wolf Foundation was benefit at Lincoln Center in New Children asked a lot of ques­ Have Not really known The interviewers recognised Reagan’s recent allusion to Iran Christina of Sweden (1636-N). teen-agers from The Bridge in West tions, Elsie said In a recent Mass., a few weeks before the fire. The custom may have PAK their error and beat a hasty founded by in 107$ by German- York tonight, says the old variety Hartford. The group performs skits one In Manchester. Fred said survived after the superstition entertainment form Is dead. as “that barbaric country.” interview. Some of them were The Sen. Jeeeph R. BMea Jr. admlU retreat. bom Rlcarde Wall, who deve­ “While recognising the Individ- on issues facing teens and then puxzled by the hard pieces of that seven Cheneys from De­ died he*s not exactly a familiar face The Delaware Democrat is loped a process for recovering Actresses gweesle Karts and ual’s choice, I encourage states to _ discusses the issues with the wood put over the robe beds. troit stopped at the homestead Bertha, who used to hold the iron smelUng residues. He died in fort sometimes when the Gaals MEMO TO CARRIER Manchester beyond the state’s borders. expected June 0 to announce his Bea Arthur, actor Hal Linden and offer routine testing for those who L O n U W audience. "Did people sleep on those on their way home from Rox­ Biden, principal speaker at run for the party’s nominaUon. brael in INI. Radio City Music Hail’s boards?” they wanted to know. bury. They knew nothing about were on vacation, said she SUBSCRIBER ______seek marriage licenses and for ^ knows the grounds at least as Herald University of Delaware com­ Rockettes also are part of the those who visit sexually transmit- bi^ ^ mmbm* Saboteurt nabbod Elsie would explain that the the Manchester reunion, and ADDRESS ______mencement exerciaes in Newark, boards were put there Just to those who came to Manchester well as the house. She once Wolf Prlzot Black gold show planned to raise money for ted disease or drug-abuse clin­ The FBI disclosed In 1942 the plunged her cane into a wood­ Saved In A Del., Sunday, was introduced as a the Center’s performing arts ics.” President Reagan, in his capture of eight N a*l saboteurs who make the spreads look better for knew nothing about the Rox­ •TARTMB EflTM T N I lOOUt OF » “recognised 1011 presidential Violinist Isaac Stera and Polish Actor Baddy Ebsen, beet visitors. bury reunion, Fred discovered chuck hole. Then she learned BAPtRO BHOULO 06 OAVtO companiM. first major speech on AIDS. Connecticut daily had been put ashore from a where all the holes were. FOR ABOIril 6US6CRIB6R Vacation Pak candidate.** But he told a story composer Krrasiel - known as the wealthy hick on submarine on New York’s Long May and June were big In his talks with the visitors. “The Beverly Hillbillies,’’ struck “There isn’t any vaudeville ‘ 'My feet practically stick to the Saturday: 957 FAFOR iN O UtO t l RtOTAR tIB that showed he’s not always were swarded 1$S7 Wolf Priiee Island. VACATION FAE D6LIV0R6D for the arts by President Chaim it richata weekend auction of hie today,’’ the 7$-year-old comedian ground when I walk.” — Fifteen- And identilled on sight. year-old Neal Grady, describing Play Four: 3746 In a recent party gathering in n arN g and Prime Minister Ylta- multimillion-dollar coin said in an interview in today’s Catch Up On Clevtf and. Biden said, a TV crew hakBhamlr In Jernaalem. collection. editions of The New York lim es. Disabled Yale employee rejects ‘super’ myth Manchester Herald disabilities. He has helped make By Susan Okulu “The truth of the matter Is that school office, small and cluttered, Com ics Sumplur The Associated Press those of us with disabilities... are no is equipped with a swinging door the Yale Repertory Theatre access­ U8P8 327-500 VQL. CVI, No. 206 more super than anybody else and and a telephone whose headset is ible to people In wheelchairs and All The News When You Return NEW HAVEN - Recent recogni­ to elevate us to the status of positioned on a rack at ear level. He those with hearing and sight dials numters with a pointer-like deficiencies. MNATAOUY byRMHoosI Publlehed dally except Sunday Suggaslad oorrlor#alaa are $1.S0 tion by the National Endowment for super-performers is doing us an Pepine is also a board member and\ce«taln holidays by the Man- the Arts has left Arthur Pepine with Injustice and does the rest of society device held in his braced right weakly. $7.70 tor one month, $23.10 hand. and past president of the Connecti­ chaetar FuMIshlno Co.. 16 Bralnard tor three months, $4S.R> tor six ! mixed feelings. an injustice." cut Coalition of Citizens with sr Flaoa. Manchaatsf, O m n. 06040. months and $62.40 tor orw year. ■ Pepine, the financial aid officer A 1967 diving accident left Pe­ Disabilities, a civil rights group, •'ABOUT T H « Saoond daaa posloM paid at Senior clHtan ratas and mall ratoa "I’ve got to believe that the dally In thiB BpiCB, BBmpiBB O f MATHLTM T ^ T , Manchsstar, Conn. Postmastar: -at the Yale School of Drama, was pine, then a drama instructor at activities of a lot of other persons and was appointed by Gov. William aro evellable on request. one of 20 people with disabilities Yale, with no use of his legs and O' Neill to the advocacy board of the n«w comIcB will b« printed MI99 HOOdTON- Sand addrsaa changas to the To plaoo a claasWtad or displey are more complicated than mine,” Manchaslar Herald, F.O. Box 861. advarUaamant, or to report a news who were featured in a magazine- limited use of his hands. After a Pepine said In a recent Interview. state Office of Protection and CALL TODAY! from tinw to timo. Our Blm It CAN WK -llke publication called "Profiles in year of rehabilitation, he Joined the Advocacy for Developmentally to got roBdtr roBctlon to now Manchaatar, Conn. 08040. Ham, story or pleluie Mae, eaN "Getting on a commuter train at AAAKE IT If you don't rsoatveyourHaraldby 043-2711. OffIca houra are S;30a.m. the Arts” edited by the NEA and the drama school's administrative some ungodly hour of the morning Disabled and Handicapped oomiCB. or to old comics that TVYO OUT OF 6 p.m. waakdeys or 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday, President’s Committee on Employ- staff and became a guiding force of and getting Into the teeming city Persons. Saturdays, ptaass talaphona your the Yale Cabaret, a performance He has received several honors. wo aro thinking about drop­ THRBK ? ” ins NisncnOTisf nBrSio n s ;'ment of the Handicapped. has got to be tantamount to the ping. Sand your commonte earrlar. If you're unable to reach member oMheAseedaledFiaee, the "I think there tends to be In the' outlet for contemporary theater. kinds of energies I need to release.” Including a recent Citizen of the 647-9946 your cerrior, call subacribaraarvica Audit Bureau ofCirouleltonaandthe A good deal of Pepine’s energy is Year Award from the Connecticut StSST^WNS I ^ ^ for 'writing still a bit of portraying u s... Pepine, 50, uaes a motor- to: f aaturoo Editor, Man- Now England Newepaper ^as super-figures,” Pepine savs. equipped wheelchair. His drama spent on behalf of people with Association of Retarded Citizens. Harald. P.p. Box t-i ijtw l MBOdSHOfl. 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Tfwd act, CTtaewf w tio 9 9 afferaft eoTfmrUfffS yssMMvRS pw iiv m iFf# vM r nif Tivannii stationed Mi tba Gaff of Oman te A M ^ ^ W I w f W r f wW ended in efwee, with the feey bin, aaFraafdaatRaagMtriMteavarta one raiding teacher Mlartoe, dying as a #weR of veftofe M 73 i1 step in its nsMult on Mgregatlon of said he agreed to give up lasy days About 18 trainees from those or bus driver today can obtain than one driver’s license. department fact sheet, a driver who to Im put his toot down after guards discovered a sexually Food service "is one of a number lives in Oklahoma, works for a txpUdt videotape being aired over the maximum-security mentally retarded peome. of golfing because he believes In restaurants now have Jobs In other of major areas (for rehabilitation), several driver’s licenses from "I think the good, well-managed "The ultimate goal Is to place SARAH’S philosophy that the men­ food service businesses, McManus (and) it’s become a very nice dlRerent states, then hide bad companies, both large and small, company in Texas and has a piuon’s late-night cloMd^lreult television system. driver’s license from West Virginia The tape Included several films, one entitled, "Oh, Those them (the trainees) In other peo- tally retarded belong working and said. He added that the labor training opportunity which lends driving records by distributing are going to take advantage ot this living among non-retarded people. shortage In Connecticut gives trkffic violations among them," as a way to get quality drivers," he will be an Immediate suspect. NunnO.*' le’s restaurants," said Peter itself to Integrated employment," KIcMsnus, director of yocational Sheltered workshops, he said. BARAH and other rehabilitation she said. VS./WaHd tm BtUf Man fatally shot OPINION Mitictd gunintfi rap# two womtfi In weekend riot emCApO - UM M i gmima weartof ddinoafldid nMi*rf idfdMM NMa wdrrtor oofflito IMfddd if pdd^ into « TAMPA, Fla. (AP> - A man was had hrofcsn op. Unto* asid. D d ^ i^ to « flfghfehto, rdfdtf two womon tad stold mMdHi fatally siMt and toot nOMrs were Bffthto 0 6 crowd, thars hadhsan Acceptability eMB ptad Jdwehy, poHoo idy. injured in three weekenddistiiiban- Masts of aomf-antomatfc and onto- Jack Ttw men, wodring bfdok mdrilaf-drii madfui «dd odrrjrtog eee Mvelvfng gunebete and unrofy matte waaponsflrs, poHce saw, and dntomatio hdudgeiid, edterwdilie Rlridra tdghUMb&ii throwing of dshria. Cl^dfo^t Noftb §14« (dt&rtif a h it efodtog ttoM oariiy ta id a f, Petted, wbe responded to riet JamoB Praxtor, tl, was womdtd of changes poBodidid. fear te ene ef the meieei, fired no to 0M Mgashotrtodtogsf toMsoar. ‘T Wdd dowflitoifi coonttog tfw moddy wiMii tlirbd or foor ffldd k shots and made ne arrests. fto wsm to a hospffaf on IMS ow« tor “When yen have ftve officers and imiinvnf. 0^ to iritli goM OMtdird," ffldiMidr Molidol Bol^ dxM. Jnst two hours latar, poiico wars TImw began raMdg Im women tin t lor about a half bow, then yen have 166 peepie yen don't try te start maktof arrests,'' said Lt. ik>b canad to tha scans of anothar larga In Are lines they took tbe fiMow, Tbey staffed a gun into my fflOotb/' Price. "Yen try te disperse the gathartog aftar shoaffngs. Anttoa gonmen ordered einployeed and their friends into a erewd." Jonas, 21, who was shot tothacMst, washroom and went to the efotrs basement, where they oaoght Pellee said the sheetings, two dtad at Tamna Ganaral Hoapttal 11w Isleet proooMi by loiMi eegdllstmi tor Baloi bw surprise, said poHee M. f ranofs O'Connor, addingthat M M d im f« of jttriAdkrtkNM «fld wHhin three miles and two hours ef late Sunday aftomoon, accordtagto Elite forces the robbers esoaped wHh |M,MP in cash phis an ondelermlned each ether, were unrelated. They Mary McCoy, mrstog suparvlsor. botwoon tlM town MKf the ClftHb UUHtkw atnoont of Jewelry taken from eastomers. also said the violence wasn't Eric Baal, lE was wounded to a IMetrtot h«i the flierH of hetfif ilflifflei : The men used Mastio r ^ s to tie op their oaptlves, pollee said. radaily motivated, unlike recent lag, poHca said, and a third man, It eagfeeto that the town 0 t e np Ha Thw raped a If-year-old sabarban woman and a ss-year-ofd dtsturbances here. Jamas O ra^, 16, was plstof- visitor from Dayton, Ohio, said Police Lt. William WodJa, A sheot-eut and bottle throwing whippad by paopla to the crowd, flfefwoie In the Btfckland area to the dlitriet In control of Balog said he thought he heard the gunmen address several of brought about 20 police officers in police said. and that the dietrtot, In eachanfe, tofli oeer the club's security guards by nartie before they dragg^ the riot gear to a West Tampa bar about Automatic weapons fire eruntad Ha aewer llnea to the town. ff-year-old woman to a balcony and raped her. High wafer Inmdoft 1:16 a.m. fkinday. Early morning Sunday night across ffM street from Until recently, toama nefotlatbig the problems in areas of late-clostog Riverfront Park, where a couple East Europe bars and restaurants have become hundred people had gathered after exchange had been atruggllng to Hnd a way to Surgtont rebuild man’s hands Jo ts Loots, toft, fitn d t hit ton, J ttu t, to byttandtrs common, poliee said. the park closed at f p.m., said CpI. alter the lines of Jurisdiction for fire M tnutl DJtLanota t In 9an Antonio, Ttxat Sunday. Loptz, "Apparently individuals were D.W. Queen. PITTSBURGH — A man whose hands were severed and <)ueen said the gunfire came protection In some way that would make WASHINGTON - The Afghan fuefflllas, thouglr hit ton and four othar man triad to drtva a truck through a shooting it up over in that area. sense logistically and be economically and crushed in a paper mill accident was in guarded condition today People Inside were afraid to leave," from a car driving by the crowd. always in danger of being overwhelmed by the after surgeons rebuilt one hand with parts from both, hospital floodad araa of tha road and got ttuok. Lopaz and the said Police Cato. D.K. Linton. About 266 shots were fired over (be politically acce^ahle as well. sheer might of the Soviet invaders' mllltory officials said. othar man wara twapt downttraam following tha handoff The first officers on the scene heads of the crowd, be said. The logistics have not been difficult to hardware and manpower, have undlsgulsM Dr, Marc Liang, a surgeon at Allegheny General Hospital, arid and wara ratouad about 40 mlnutat latar. Thraattralght reported about 200 unruly Mople One man was hit and taken to a figure out. The locations of fire stations are contempt for the combat prowess of individual Sunday chances are excellent that Daniel Hershberger’s new l« t dayt of rain In San Antonio produced almott record Who moved back as more officers local hospital, where he was Soviet conscripts. ^ : hand will be useable. The hand was built with three fingers from arrived. By the time the riot- expected to be treated and re­ fixed and It Is relatively easy to determine lavala for May. equipped police arrived, the crowd leased, Queen said. what areas He within the range of which But there is one class of Soviet fighting man for ; "Hershberger's right hand and the thumb and palm on his left. whom the mujaheddin have enormous if gradglng • ^ "His fingers are pink, warm and well vasculariMd in his now stations. respi^; the special forces, or Spetsnas. These elite ' reconstructed left hand," Uang said. "It looks good now." But the negotiators have not been able to ‘ComB out my little friends, amnesty for each of you — don't be afraid." assassins and saboteurs infiltrated Afghanistan Hershberger, IS, of Martinsburg, lost his hands Friday agree on what would be an economically before the Red Army trucks rolled across the morning when they became trapped In a paperpulp machine he Torture center helps refugees recover equitable change of fire protection lines which border in the last days of IBW. They still operate was installing at the Appleton Paper Plant in Roaring Springs. there, doing what they were trained to do: He flown by helicopter to Allegheny General, where doctors By Gan* Lahammar The center Is a privately funded the International Clinic at St. said, and, with the University of affect the tax base of each political unit, Minnesota, It will conduct research More important, each successive proposal Open Formn assassinating resistance leaders, laying waste worked for il hours to rebuild the left hand. Tha AsBoeUrtad PrMS effort to provide psychiatric and Paul-Ramsey Medical Center, al­ whole villages, striking suddenly like their Afghan • ... The palm of Harshberger's right hand was crushed beyond medical care and to help refugees ready has treated 84 torture vic­ Into torture. for Jurisdictional changes has been stalled restoration, doctors said. MINNEAPOLIS - Chanbo Kao overcome the shock of leaving their tims, from El Salvador, Cambodia, "We know so little about it," Ms. adversaries, giving and expecting no quarter. homeland and adjusting to a new Laos, Vietnam, Iran, Lebanon, Chester said. "What are the most because of the contention that It would be Spetsnac killers were' ‘responsible for the Dr. Glenn A. Buterbaugh, head of Allegheny General's rebuilt her life after three years of unacceptable to citixens who have deep replantation team, said he believes the construction of a new torture in a Cambodian prison. The way of life. Ethl^ia, and ^uth Africa, said effective treatments? Mow does it "Take the case, my dear fIre-sewer dispute. assassination of Afghan President (Hafitullah) recovery might have been easier, -Ms. Chester. affect kids? Mow does it affect feelings about whether they want to be served PTL holy wars brothers, of someone who has 1 love being Involved in my Amin In December 1B7B," according to a secret hand, using parts from another that cannont be saved, had not "A lot of refugees are In need of people from different cultures?" been done ^ fo re in an emergency situation. she says, hatfshe received heip iike help In many ways,” said Ms. Keo. Ulla Skaerved, a St. Paul social by the town, with Its paid fire department, or never done a single good act but community and 1 always welcome Pentagon briefing paper we obtainet^ "The most ; that offered at the naUon's first Gov. Rudy Perplch, speaking at most Intriguing ‘‘Victimisation begins long be­ worker and member of the center's the dedication, suggestM that the by the district, with its volunteer department. claims that he has faith. Will that a challenge to resolve a problem recent and significant employment" of Spetsnac torture treatment center. board of directors, said torture but my method is by mediation fore the act of torture and continues center's impact could extend tar There has been no formal canvass or vote of Ts Ike Editor) faith save him? If one of the forces has been In support of Soviet operations in - "t was aifflost kitted," said Ms. long after the torture has ended," victims often suffer from such brothers or sisters Is in need of and negotiations, not by antago­ Afghanistan since then, it adds. beyond Minnesota and the individu­ townspeople whose fire protection service OOP warns against blood fights Keo, whose father and two sisters said psychologist Barbara Chester, symptoms as lack of concentration, als who are helped if it contributes Christianity as of late has been clothes and has not enough food to nism and confrontation. Some feel "Spetsnas units were deployed to Afghanistan were killed by Cambodian commu­ the center's executive director nightmares, difficulty in learning to the world's knowledge of how to might be changed under any agreement, so live on, and one of you says to that I should be moreof an activist prior to the December 197B invasion," the briefing : „ DBS MOINES, Iowa — Republican activists were warned since December 1986. "We intend to and flashbacks. the rest of the citixens have had to rely on the presented with a most Intriguing against "blood fights" between presidential candidates that nist revolutionaries. "They thought treat "the physical and psychologi­ spectacle, the "holy wars" of them, "I wish you well; keep In district-town Issues, but 1 document continues." (Their) presence has 1 was dead because 1 fainted and address the whole process." cal wounds suffered by victims of word of the negotiators about what changes could damage the party's chances of retaining the White House. "One of the things Is to talk about PTL. yourself warm and eat plenty; maintain that weare all neighbors provided the Kremlin a key instrument with which ; Former Nevada Sen. Paul Laxalt, a close friend of President they threw my body away." The center, which was scheduled what has happened,” she said. oppression.” would be politically acceptable. without giving them these bare and we must learn to live In to conduct a variety of tactical and strategic Reagan, told a OOP convention Sunday that party candidates Ms. Keo, 82, who (led Southeast today to get its second paid "For many people, it Is embarrass­ He praised the center as "a place It might be revealing for the town and In an age when the church faces necessities of life, then what good harmony. operations designed to counter the Islamic forgot that message during last tail's election when there were Asia in leil and has lived in employee and plana to train 40 ing to be tortured. So you feel guilty where people from around the district to undertake such a survey to issues like AIDS and the massive is that? Faith Is like that! If good Insurgency." "too many operatives, too much money, too many television Minnesota for three years, was on votunteers by the end of summer, and you feel shameful.” world can be trained in order to works don't go with It, It Is quite My goal Is to ensure the hand Thursday for the official will treat 80 to lOO people a year, In addition to counseling, the return to their communities and determine Just how people really do feel about famine in Africa, It's a sad legacy continued existence of the Eighth spots." treat victims there In the most to watch two men tear each other dead. This Is what to say to people THERE IS ANOTHER ARENA where Soviet As tor himself, Laxalt said that in the 1B8I presidential race, he dedication of the Minnesota Center Ms, Chester said. center provides legal help, medical who should serve them. Their views may of that kind: 'You sav you have District so that we can continue to Spetsnas units are operating today — though less ; (or Torture Victims. The center, In conjunction with care, and advocacy, Ms. Chester supportive environment.” apart in the name of Ood. irovide the best services for the lans “the kind of grassroots campaigning that brought us coincide more closely with the logistics than faith and I have good deeds; I will [ openly. As the secret briefing paper notes SiMublicans where we are." their leaders suspect. Religion, no doubt, has proved prove to you I have faith by owest costs. I pledge to continue laconically, Spetsnas forces are "important Republicans were stung in last year's midterm elections when But if that cannot be done, it may be that the lucrative for some down through showing my good deeds — now my efforts to carry out policy that Instruments for maintaining Communist Party they lost control of the Senate, and the warning about internal the centuries. Money, however, is prove to meyou have faith without Is fiscally sound based on accu­ control In the U.S.S.R. and socialist allies of the bickering came as Midwest Republicans closed a two-day Israel enforces curfew In refugee camp simple swap proposal — firehouse for sewers rate Information and good Judg­ — is the best solution. not the hallmark of heaven; Ood any good deedfto show." Warsaw Pact." ; meeting that was marked by continued sniping among ment, noton emotion. ana, is 88 miles from Jerusalem. dispersed Jewish settlers who That could work as long as It is also agreed is. In light of this fact It Is wise to When it Is understood — as It surety is in Eastern ; presidential hopefuls. Bv Nicolas B. Ttrtro in the camp over 18 were remember that God In his mercy James A. LechaUsse European capitals — that Spetsnas assassination ; Senate Republican Leader Bob Dole of Kansas told the group, Tht Assoelatsd Pm s The source said Palestine Libera­ rampaged through the streets, questioned. — and the agreement embodied in law — that 1 thank you for the opportunity tion Organisation activists had stoning Palestinian houses, Israel Israel radio said tear gas was places the greater burden of love 14 Arch it. of serving you for another three speclllsts are already in place, and that they take ’■ "The bottom line is we keep a Republican In the White House in future changes will be made only by mutual upon usi Maybe some of the IBII. JERUSALEM - Israeli soldiers used threats to force camp resi­ radio said. The rally protested the used to end disturbances by women Manchester years because I care. their orders from the KGB, the ultimate today enforced a curfew on a dents to stay away from Jobs Inside killing of a Jewish taxi driver near and children who threw stones to consent of the town and the district, a Implications of that love can be subservience of satellite regimes to Moscow is a ; "All of the Republican candidates, so tar as a I know, are friends of mine, and I'm going to keep it that way," Dole said. Palestinian refugee camp in the Israel. Me said some of those Oasa City last week. protest the roundup. principle that has been pert of every proposal seen In a portion of the Epistle of Lorraine B. Boutin foregone conclusion. After all, Afghan President ; occupied West Bank, one day after arrested had Incited others to throw During the raid on Balata. 1,600 to advanced so far. James. SS Duval St. Amin was himself a Soviet puppet; his only sin was ; they rounded up at least 1,860 Arabs stones and firebombs at Israeli 8,000 men were rounded up and According to an army announce­ District, town Manchester tailing to divine his Kremlin masters' desires, and ; from the camp (or questioning and civilian and military vehicles and questioned In the yard of the United ment. 26 Palestinians were de­ Ctta (SittTniiiMoiimtisstfutMAxu.... he paid for this error with his life. Pollution study nears final stage arrested 60, army officials said. organised demonstrations. Nations Works and Relief Agency tained on suspicion of Involvement H i a j f - " llvt In harmony Eastern European leaders have an example even! Weapons such as homemade In addition to the raid, other school, according to another army In acts of terror and 28 on grounds of closer to home that must be instructive. Spetenas ! LOS ANGELES - The final phase of the nation's most guns and knives allegedly used In measures may be taken to uproot spokesman present during the taking part In anti-Israeli distur­ To the Editor! comprehensive air pollution study in more than a decade begins terrorist attacks were confiscated PLO Influence in the camp, said an operation. bances such as stone throwing and troops "played a key role In the 1B66 invasion of ; army spokesman, who also spoke Israel radio said most of the men rioting. Lettert policy Ceechoslovakia," the Pentagon briefing document ; • In Southern California this month, when 100 scientists and in the raid Sunday on Balata I wish to say "thank you" to all technicians Join forces to tackle the smog problem. refugee camp nesKNablus, said an on condition of anonymity, citing who attended the annual Eighth The Manchester Herald wel­ points out, explaining: "They seised key ; army spokesman who spoke on army regulations. Me refused to governmental facilities, enhancing the movement • The tour-county South Coast Air Basin, which has the most Utilities District meeting on comes original letters to the stubborn air pollution problem in the country, will serve as an condition of anonymity. elaborate on what measures might Wednesday evening to re-elect me editor. of Soviet forces in Csechoslovakia." > open-air laboratory where scientists will try to unravel the The curfew, which restricts resi­ be taken. dents to their homes except during Groups of Jewish settlers mean­ to the Board of Directors for causes of air pollution. Thank You Thank You another three-year term. Letters should be brief and to U.B. INTELLIGENCE AGENCIES have devoted! brief periods in which shopping Is while staged anti-Arab demonstra­ the point. They should be typed or They will use state-of-the-art Instruments, Including laser and allowed, took effect Sunday morn­ tions Sunday In Tel Aviv and the considerable time and effort to the study of ; ■> infrared analysers, and air samples will be taken from airplanes To all my supporters in the election last Wednesday ' During my past term I have neetly handwritten, and, for ease Spetsnas units, their organisation and particularly ; ing and was expected to be in force occupied Oasa Strip. and balloons. One team of scientists will set up shop at the Grand at least until 8 p.m. today, the In Tel Aviv, thousands of settlers at the 8th District annual meeting. And Thanks to all attempted to listen to mv constitu­ in editing, should be double- their missions. According to the Pentagon ; Canyon to track the inland flow of pollutants by searr^hlng tor ents end to carry out policy that Is spaced. Letters must be signed official said. from the West Bank and Oasa Strip, who made the effort to attend the annual meeting and document, the Soviet Spetsnas units as a whole > gases released by colleagues along the Southern California coast. Another military source who captured by Israel in the 1967 In their best Interest. On Wednes­ with name, address and daytime have five specific wartime assignments; The I6.B million endeavor, known as the Southern California Middle East War, demonstrated telephone number (for verifica­ spoke on condition of anonymity Sincerely, day, myopponent'sbackersmade 1. Locate and destroy nuclear weapons, ' Air Quality Study, is expected to affect air pollution control said the army moved into the peacefully in memory of an 8-year- It clear that they do not approve of tion) . t. Disrupt command, control, communications ; strategies into the next century, and may eventually affect where refugee camp to break "the PLO's old Jewish boy who was found slain my support for settlement of the The Herald reserves the right and Intelligence systems. ; residents in the basin live and work and how they get there. grip on the camp.” Balata, with a In a cave May 21. Walt Joyner fIre-sewer dispute with the town, t to edit letters in the Interests of 3. Disrupt rear-area operations and interfere Results of the study may be used to persuade cities and population of about 14,000 Palestinl- In Oasa City, border police believe their vote was not merely brevity, clarity and taste. with supplies and reinforcements. ! counties to consider air pollution when deciding whether to In support of a candidate they approve new residential, business and industrial developments, Address letters to; Open Fo­ 4. Assassinate or kidnap key military leaders and wanted to represent them, but attack vital units or Installations. which would put more pollution-emitting cars on the road. rather a strong show of opposition rum, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box B91, Manchester, CT 06040. B. Provide timely, accurate Intelligence, Bakker: IF EXERCISE SEEMS LIKE PEFENSE CONTRACTORS AttOONTlNO SYSTEM to my position regarding the especallly early warning of NATO nuclear \ Intentions. ; WtBt Qtrmany acetpU mlaalla offar TOO MUCH WORK, While the Spetsnas hit teams are probably the I have most unnerving tor Western leaders, "the Soviets BONN, West Germany — West Germany said today It would clearly emphasise the counter-nuclear role of accept, with one major condition, Soviet proposals for removing TRY LYING DOWN ON THE JOB! Why George Hansen is No. 09378-016 Spetsnas forces," the Pentagon briefing paper medium- and shorter-range nuclear missiles from Eu^PJ- ^ no money A t l a s t l l ! states, adding: "Thegreatestnumberof teams will; The decision apparently cleared the way for a united NATO Reduce inches, improve muscle be allocated against nuclear targets. Secondary or ■ stance on the Issue. . „ tone and relieve stress the safe, WASHINGTON — When George Hansen was a Hansen says he was treated like Machine Gun non-nuclear targeto will be attacked Differences over the Soviet offers within the Bonn coalition NEW YORK (AP) - Evangelist Republican representative from Idaho, he Kelly. He was booked under an alias, "to keep It simultaneously, but with fewer teams." government had held up a Joint North Atlantic Treaty Jim Bakker says he’s so broke he effective and effortless way! displayed an unseemly independence from the laws from the newspapers," and he was thrown into a Not that murder will be overlooked. The briefing ! Orianisatlon response. Top-ranking U.S. officials and severm may have to borrow money from he was sworn to uphold. He violated political Jailin a Washington suburb. He then went on a document notes that Spetsnas mission of West Euronean members of the alliance already support his daughter, and Is calling tor a campaign regulations at one point, for Instance, hunger strike (he used to weigh 346 pounds) to "conducting peacetime and wartime sabotage and * cease-fire in his battle with the new Tom ^ A * ^ r a meeting that lasted nearly four hours. Chancellor leaders of the PTL ministry. and he was often at variance with the standards of protest what he thinks is "intolerable persecution." assassination," adding that the "targets... Include • “I have about 180.660 cash to my congressional ethics. Hansen has lost a pound a day on his strike. But civil leadership," while “peacetime responsibili­ Helmut Kohl's government Issued a statement expmslng Tiedo support tor the Soviet proposal. But the statement said the ?l name, and my daughter has 186,866 Bo it was that a lot of [^ p le were pleased when he's also lost his point about persecution. The U.8 . ties Include assassination, abduction and saved from her music work, which Parole Commission eventually decided he was not P em lng lA missile controlled by West Germany should remain THIGH-CALF CIRCULATOR the gentleman was finally nabbed for his Incapacitation of targeted individuals." outside any Sovlet-U.S. agreement to remove nuclear missiles she'll probably loan me if I need It.” arrogance. He was convicted in IBM of falling to to be trusted with limited liberty; It revoked his Bakker said in an Interview pub­ Mlnl-BdIHiriBi disclose Rnancial dealings as required under the parole, and ordered him to serve the rest of his **"The*^rtWng lA missiles, which have a range of 486 miles, are lished In the June 6 edlUon of 'Time Ethics In Government Act. No one likes to see an original sentence In the Petersburg prison. We were a bit mystified by the fact that two operated by the West Germans, but their nuclear warheads are magaiine. He resides there In a two-person cubicle. The elected officer disgraced, but the thinking In this distinguished new spapers-the New York Times ' under U.S. control. While reports persist that he and cate was that Hansen got what he deserved. to do so, and he was thereupon cited. man who won seven congressional elections in and the Washington Post — both used valuable his wife were paid nearly It million Ibday the thinking Is undergoing a re-evaluatlon. Hansen says it was a bum rap. He insists that he Idaho is no longer eligible to vote himself. He says headline space to note that former Labor Secretary last year by the PTL ministry. R's three w ars later, and Hansen, now a broken kept the House appraised of his dealings in a verbal his cohorts at the lock-up are drug runners, Ray Donovan had been acquitted by a Bronx Jury. Bakker told the magaslne In an man. Is still paying mightily for his mistakes. The way, but the court didn't accept the argument. embetslers and air pirates, and it's not difficult to In fact, the borough was the first of only tour words Group wants pritonart tpartd Interview at his Palm brings, Calif., home, that moneyr was his usual penalty tor breaking the financial disclosure Hansen was found guilty on tour counts in the continue a hunger protest when one has lost the In the Post's banner. Was this a sly suggestion that ! LONDON - Amnesty International appealed today to the BODY RACK law Is a Rne and a reprimand, but Hansen, M, has matter (felonies all), and he was sentenced to pay a taste tor food. somehow the verdict doesn't count? If so, the governors of Texas and Louisiana to spare the llvpe of 1* most'pnstslng problem. TUMMY-HIPS M6,tNM) Rne and serve five to 16 months in prison. Bakker also said he regretted been all but drawn and quartered. headline writers deserve a Bronx cheer. As tor prisoners scheduled to die this month. making public comments about the He loot his IBM bid to be re-elected to the House of The sentence was surprisingly harsh. It was HANSEN BELIEVES he has been sorely put Donovan, If It's any consolation alter paying his The London-based human rights organisation, which opposes controversy that has embroiled his Repreaentati vee, tor one thing. He also had to sell likewise widely sobering. A group of congressmen upon. He reminds that he is not Jack the Ripper. He lawyers' bills, he can now echo John Cbnnally and * capital punishment, also called on the legtslatum of the two troubled PTL television ministry. his house and his ear to pay Rnes and legal toes. toM the court that the disclosure law was never says that even If he was guilty of failing to disetose dalm to be the only member of the Reagan s t ^ s to Investigate whether racial discrimination Influences "I made a misuke by ever Cslttornt* Cimc«pt6 in­ Finally, he has been In and out of Jail tor the last meanttopush anyone into Jail; however, Hansen all of his family income he should not be punished administration who^has been cerilflH clean. their use of the death penalty...... stepping out and trylilg to tell our troduces 6 revolutionary motor­ year; he la currently residing as j^soner No. was incarcerated last year. in excess. He didn't hurt anyone. He did not rob or The Nobel Peace Prise-winning group said that at toMtJdur side of the story," he said. ised tables designed to create a He served sis nsonths and was paroled tor good prisoneri have been executed In Georgia, M lninlpp^nd 'rexas IMfMiM at the Peturaburg, va„ federal steal. He toinks he has sufhwed enough. "trth is be a holy war, 1 am N E W YOVi penitentiary. behavior. But his troubles did not end with that. Offtera agree. There are those who believe that since the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in April that Georgia s death ic r rw /icrrn BENDER MACHINE p^nglty Igwg did not vlol#l® conilllullonni gunmntoos oi rncfni declaring a ceaae-Rre and a truce" Actually, they Just started all over again. Hansen the government that Hansen once attacked Is now ' fHaurlipjitpr I'Irralii he toM the magaslne. WAIST TW lSIlIt y,,,.,, COMPLIMENTARY f S P R I N ^ w i a i a 1 11*8 A LONG WAV from the dam when he was was rucently re-arrested tor violating a U.8 . parole .. attacking him. Several congressmen have asked Among his reqsnt public appea^ No Obligation, No Contract | saw o i^ Batweea ManApm | the senior congressman from tdalio. He seryud 14 regulation m t required him to get penmission the Justice Department tor "an Immediate rounded In 1MI *'six ^B oners are scheduled to be electrocuted In Louisiana ances, Bakker was seen twice last Call now tor an appointment! J whenever he traveled out of the state of Virginia. explanation" of the parole revocation, and during the period of June MB and six othem are dw m die by week on ABC's "Nightline” pro­ year* In tiiat capacity, and had a tearsoma, It sany, «HMVM ewvenT ., lethal InjMtion In Texas during June 8 through June 36, Amnesty reputation as a hard-line constractlontst. Me railed th ^ an d s of people In Idaho have written to DoiMiMs X nevms . ExvcuOv* Editor gram, once in a taped Interview and HAN8BN 8AYB the parole violation was a Washington tor mercy. ' once live. against big government, liberal politics and the XD«.iM AMdie...... NMrt Editor "*AmnMi» saldTl^lto^ Court accepted ev id en t tlwt there mkninderetanding. But there Is no argument Some of the people have directed their letters to XLtXXNDOl O in c u t. . MWOCIVfw CVtTOt Bakker estimated his 1666 salary CaliforHia Concepts "geatape tactics'' of the nation's bsx collectoie. was sixnincant racial bias In death sentencing in Geot^a, but in obhsr words, he believed in the liberties ot regarWng the consequences. Police arrested the Hansen’s Republican colleague In the White House. at 11.1 million, while PTL officials oniiat a. now nrs...... xd«oittMng otroctor said uleevldence wasn’t sufficient to prow the entire '•JJ' say he received 11.6 million last SLENDER CENTER, INC IndtvMual choice. And that's what piecIpRated his towner congressman on April IS whHehe was , Ronald R ea^n has the constitutional power to unconstitutional. The court held that dlsparitlee were Inevitable 6 4 7 - 0 4 1 0 171 SPENCER STREET. M ANCHESTER, CT. speaking to a gathering of ministers, at a small grant a parole at any time, " t wlah he would," the Blda.DOM cot in i...... OonweWnsMorosor. year and Ms wito, Tammy Faye, eventual destruction. National leglMators are nOMWT M. tn iM A ao ...... etowioomWlindsw in the criminal Justice system. received 1666,666, not including B lived to nie annual financial papere. listing church in Nebraska, and he was forthwith brought convictsays. "TMs basalt been harrowing. I would JEMNNEd m O M E n n t...... Ctit»MttenMin««w fringe benefits. r assets and their incomes; Rep. Hansen failed back to Virginia in irons. like to get on with what’s left of my life." *L- ' ...... giAMita«»fi»jsauw.

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"He JRRITvfrOOIOr.bAAtAuAeM^^A ford; a graeddaeghter, three Itfeguerds Is overflowing, officials been at it for at least 18 years, some averages 18.18 an hour, "wo're In Oratsky knowi a grant goaltendar deserved tbe Conn Smythe. If it Ollen goalie Grant Fuhr faced 20 Memorial denattena m ^ he »g. pretty good shape," said Pecoraro, Shota and wasn’t tested as often Her ether eervleert leelede twe made te the American Cancer greet-greuddeughters; end several say Job security and salaries that as long as 28 to 88 years, Bohn said. from a grant pratondcr. hadn't been for Ronnie, we could tent, Peel Peenrter el Terrrtille nieces, nefdiews and friends. compare with notice and firefighter Many of them, (rue to myth, loft Chicago park district general su­ And It If the opinion of Tha Great have been winning 7-1 or 8-1." throughout tbe series. Society, ft lean Hfil St„ Wltflman- "After we got the second goal, we end Sehe Peender el Plt«fiMr«. tic 88228, or to (he Arthritis The funeral will he Tuesday at 11 wages make tee difference. Jobs in business, the law and pervisor of beaches and pools. Ona that Edmonton’a Grant Fuhr Hextall, who allowed the NHL’s and Phlladalphia'i Ron Hextall — highest-scoring team only 22 goals checked them to a standstill," Fuhr IfM i.: e tieiet, Mereadetie MeriTe Foundation Inc., Connecticut Chap­ a.m, at Newkirk A Whitney Funeral '^ e provide a service year- education to walk sun-drenched More than 1,800 high school and el Men Merilerd; leer gteedeMId- 818 Burnside Ave„ East round," said Lt, Carl Bohn, a Los beaches, the oppoalng natmindara In tha In the series, said he was exhausted said of Jari Kurri’s tIe-breakJng ter, 278 Silas Deane Highway, Heme, college students have amlled for tally with 8:01 left in the second r«N: end e ideee. . WetberMleld 88188. Hartford. Burial will he In Hillside ' Angeles County lifeguard, "On the In the summer, 280 extra life­ Stonlay Cup flnalf — are two of tha after playing In his OSrd game this 1,800 summer openings, Pecoraro graatoat evar. period. The letierel wet tehedeled tMg Cemetery, East Hartford. Calling East Coast, H’s a seasonal, part- guards are hired at flO an hour. Los said. But he added that If Chicago season — Including all 28 playoff fflMftlfii M ihe Cellehee Petierel hours are Tuesday from 18 to 11 time operation where they have to Angeles also has a lifeguard "Haxtoll If tha greatest goalie contests. For the first time In the series, the Lo u Im ThRM t Krataa did not hire at age 16, "we wouldn't I'va aver playad against," Oratsky "I’m tired," he said. "The fact Flyers scored first. Murray Craven Aaptwio Heme, IMS M«tfi hi., Men Heri- a.m. do hiring for part-time persons.' reserve of 880 people on call, Bohn have enough." lerd, lehewed by a inaaa el Louise Theresa (CorastllKralea, Most of (lie 120 full-tlnie life- said. aald Sunday, after the Oflara’ 8-1 that we lost makes me a lot more beat Fuhr Just 1; 41 Into the game, as Oilers Mark Messier and Paul Ollara beat the Flyera, 3-1, In Game 7 CbfmlM bttrtal le hi. Praeda el 88, of East Hartford, died Saturday Otero* i. Owtnt victory In tbe seventti game gave tired. It takes a lot out of you. If we Edmonton Captain Wayna Qratzky AaeM Chreeh, heeih Miedaer. at St. Francis Hospital and Medical them the Stonlay Cup. "But I’ve won, I wouldn’t be tired." Coffey were both serving penalties. holds the Stanley Cup aloft after the Sunday night at tha Northlands. Merlel will be le 9t. Mart'a Center, Hartford. She was (he wife George B. Owens, 81, of Windsor never playad agalnat Grant Fuhr. Hextall, who tied a league record Messier quickly made amends Cemetery, Meat Hatilerd. Callleg of Edward A. Kralsa Sr. and (he Locks, died Saturday at Mount (Coming into the game,) wa Just with 18 postseason victories, called for his penalty, scoring at the end of heera were Sunday from itet p.m. mother of Mrs. Paul (Ann) Comer Sinai Hospital, Hartford. He was Reaction to AIDS call mixed said Grant Is going to outpisy film It "a great honor to win the Conn a beautiful feed from Kent Nilsson Anderson clinched the cup with they did a great Job in checking us Montreal defeated Chicago In 1871 aedlted p.m. of Manchester. (he husband of Carol (Bourdon) for us." Smythe Trophy," but said he and beating Hextall at 7:48. Nilsson 2:24 left In the contest when his In the third period” — one of the greatest of all time. She also Is survived by a son and Owens and father of Christine 0. ■v Jerry Fstlll othera Is tbe best way to counter Research, and he was applauded With Edmonton dominating of- "would have gladly traded It for the bad taken a brilliant pass from 89-foot slapshot hit the Inside of What words of wisdom did Sather "It’s the test thing that has ever Hemerlal dcmatlofig may be Th# Aiioclottd Press drug abuse and sexual promiscuity. repeatedly when he called for made te (be Seutb Windsor Viaitina daughter-in-law, Edward A. and Burke of Manchester. (anslvely, Fuhr made only If saves Stanley Cup." Glenn Anderson, who beat Lindsay Hextall’s left pad and went In. have for his troops between the happened to me," Kurri aald. "I’m Pamela Kralsa Jr. of Simsbury; Besides his wife and daughter, he AIDS Is spread primarily by sexual compassion for AlDs victfms. to Hextall’s 40. But II of Fuhr's As reporters Interviewed Hextall Carson at center Ice to set up the Edmonton Coach Glen Sather second and third periods? going to remember this (or a tong Nurse Hospice, #1 Ayers Hoad. WASHINGTON - Vice President contact and anaring needles by However, his support (or what he South Windsor. two other daughters, Bose Kralsa Is survived hy another daughter, came In tha first period, when In the somber Philadelphia dress­ play. ■aid a key to the game was "I found over the years that you time. It was the toughest and most of Pompano Beach, Fla., and Mrs. Layne 0. McLennan of Windsor George Bush was Jeered today aa be Intravenous drug abusers. called "routine" testing (or the Phlladalphia had taken a 1-0 lead ing room, he stared blankly. "We were trying to move up on Anderson’s ability to shake Flyers really don't make that many enjoyable series. It was Just great Mark (Nancy) Frechetle of Na­ Locks; and three grandchildren. repeated President Heagan's call "Now, we know there will be AIDS virus drew hisses and boos on and threatened to widen the Between Intervlewa, be sighed and their best Individuals to keep them defenseman KJell Samuelson, who tactical adjustments," he said. "AH hockey." Harry Norton shua, N.H.; a sister, Bose Corasrl The funeral will he Tuesday at (or wider testing (or AIDS, but those who will go right ahead," the several occasions. margiii. iet hla head fall back against the from getting their speed going," had teen like a shadow to the we told them was; ‘You’ve got to "Thia one is the sweetest,” Harry Norton, 14, of Broad o f Hartford; and five 8:88 a.m. at the Windsor Locks researchers applauded Bush when president continued. "So, yes, after The first came when Reagan said "1 thihk that Grant may have wall. Yet, like the rest of the Flyera, Carson said. "I thought there were high-scoring right wing all series. compete and keep your composure Edmonton defenseman Kevin Lowe Brooli, died Friday at a local grandchildren. Funeral Home, 441 ipring it,, be said testing must be accompan­ there Is a moral base, then you can he was asking that AIDS be added made a In of key eaves In tha first who had battled back from a 3-1 still three people back, so I went at Sather moved Anderson to the left and the discipline, stay on the puck said. "We had to be gutay. We faced coniralescent borne. He was the The funeral was scheduled this Windsor Locks. Burial will be In ied by guarantees of confidentiality discuss preventatives and other to the list of diseases (or which period that people have forgotten deficit In games to force Game 7, (Anderson). I got a piece of the side of Messier’s line, with Kent and be aggressive."’ a (air amount of crittciam. We hung uncle of Dorothy Calderado of morning at the Newkirk it Whitney Grove Cemetery, Windsor Locks. and (air treatment, specific measures." immigrants can be denied perma- about,” Edmonton Coach Glen Hextall allowed himself to think puck, but not enough." Nilsson playing right wing, and the It obviously worked. And the in there." Manchester. Fuenral Home. 818 Burnside Ave„ Calling hours are Tuesday, one Those guarantees were not In­ Koop — praised by Beagan at the ment resident status and again Bather said. about the future. Edmonton took the lead (or good entire unit played well. third skate around the Ice with the "The greatest rush In my life is He is also survived by a sister, East Hartford, followed by a mass hour Before the service. cluded In the president's SMech at a outset of his speech as "what every when he said he has Instructed the "You have to give credit to the "We showed a lot of guts," he when Esa likkanen’s check of Flyers Coach Mike Keenan ap­ Stanley Cup was the Oilers' merri­ when I pick up that Stanley Cup," Margeret Norton, and two broth­ of Christian burial In St. Mary's Memorial donations may be fund-raising dinner Sunday on the surgeon general should be" — has Justice Department to plan for forwards (or coming back. And the said. "It’a pretty tough to explain Doug Crossman In the comer plauded the Oilers, who have est romp of all. Gretzky said. "You know. I’ve had ers, Frank Norton and George Church, East Hartford. Buriat will made to the American Heart eve of the opening of the Third urged the use of condoms by those testing of all federal prisoners. defense,’’ Oilers defenseman how heartbreaking It Is, how enabled Wayne Gretiky to get the beaten his club twice In the last Not only did they have to work It three times now and thIa one was Norton, all of Broad Brook. he In Hillside Cemetery, East Association of Greater Hartford, International Conference on AIDS, who refuse to either abstain from He also said, "I've asked for a Randy Oregg aald. "And, of course. disappointing It la to come so tar puck over to Kurri, who snapped a three Stanley Cup (Inals. harder than ever before, but they the sweetest." The funeral was scheduled this Hartford. 818 Collins (H., Hartford 08108. "This Issue raises some difllcult sex or to engage only In a review of other federal responsibili­ Grant. How can you say enough and not win the Stanley Cup. But we low shot past Hextall from the "They played a tetter game than felt like they had been part ot Added Flyers detenseman Mark morning at the Burke-Fortin Fun- Memorial donations may be and troublesome questions (or monogamous r«atlonihlp with a ties, such as veterans hospitals, to about him?" gained a lot of experience for next (aceoff circle. we did," he aald. “We Juat didn't history. Players on both teams Howe; “U waa an extremely good me," Bush said. "It puts In conflict partner who Is not Infected with the see If testing might be appropriate have enough to put them away. The called the series — the first final series. It's good (or the gSme of efkt Home, it Pteaped St., Hock- made to the Oncology DetMrtmettl POfTNl N. WNIIllHI It’a tough to say enough about year and future yeara. We'll be "Kurri one-timed It and made a vllle, followed by a mass of of St. Francis Hospital and Medical the need (or more Information and AIDS virus. In those areas." Hextall. too. The 23-year-old be­ back." great ahot," Hextall said. Oilers played a fabulous game and round to go seven games since hockey.” Christian burial in St. Catherine's Center. 114 Woodland 81., Hartford Forrest N. Williams, 82, of knowledge to benefit the majority Reagan's reference to Koop The testing question was sensi­ Church, Broad Brook. Burial will 06108. Missouri, formerly of Amott Boad, versus our constitutional right to elicited enthusiastic applause from tive to the audience members, who he In St. Catherine's Cemetery. Manchester, died Friday In privacy." more than 1,000 people attending paid a minimum of 1260 to attend Missouri. "As the president said last night, the fund-raiser sponsored by the Reagan's speech and a dinner that •eotl H. Phansuf He was born Nov. 1, 1024, In the federal government will soon American Foundationdal (or AIDS followed. ) Ceitics somehow in the finais ■•m ird P, tenwarm Scott H. Phaneuf, 20, of Southing­ Kingsville, Mo., and had been a require testing for prisoners. Immi­ Bernard F. Schwarm, 71, of East ton, died Friday at Lawrence It Manchester resident from 1880 to grants and aliens seeking perman­ By Howard Ulman Hartford and Melbourne, Fla., died Memorial Hospital. New London, 1977, when he returned to Missouri. ent residence," Bush said amid Tha Assoclotad Prtst Friday at St. Francis Hospital and from Injuries received In a motor- Me was a veteran of World War 11, boos and shouts of "No." X Medical Center. Hartford. He was cvcte accident. Me was the son ol serving with the U.8. Navy. Before "Free speech, that's what It's all BOSTON — Somehow, the Boston the husband of Virginia (Blake) Howard Phaneuf of Vernon end the moving to Missouri, he was a about," the vice president replied. Celtics are In the NBA finals again. Schwarm and the brother of Elisa­ late Lorraine (Tllden) Phaneuf. service manager at the Murohy "We need education, we need They ahould have lost to Milwau­ beth (Schwarm) Phillips of He was born In Manchester on Lincoln dealership In East Hartford testing but only accompanied by kee in the Eastern Conference Manchester. March 28,1081, and was a Southing­ and at the Morlartv Bros. Lincoln BLOOD PRESSURE semifinals. Didn’t the Bucks lead He Is also survived by a daughter ton resident (or the past five years. dealership In Manchester. Me was a fairly," said Bush, who was ap­ by eight points with 5:40 left in the and son-ln-law. V. Ann and Alfred Besides his father, he Is survived former member of the Community plauded on that point. "It Is seventh game? G. D'Onofrlo of East Hartford; a ^ two sisters, Julie Cragsman ol Baptist Church end Veterans of absolutely Imperative that those SCREENING They ahould have lost to Detroit son and daughter-ln-taw, William Glastonbury and Colleen Stakey ol Foreign Wars Post 102. records are kept appropriately In the Eastern Conference finals. M. and Patricia L. Schwarm of New Britain; his maternal grand­ He Is survived by two sons, confidential." Didn’t the Pistons lead by one point Middletown; John F. and Ginger parents. Bobert and Vivien (Stone) Forrest B. Williams ol Marrlson- Reagan, declaring education and have tbe ball with five seconds Uideman of Manchester, N.H.; and Tllden of Manchester; his paternal vllle, Mo., and Leslie D. Williams of "crucial to stopping the transmis­ left In Game 8 when a victory would (Ive grandchildren. grandparents, Alfred and Stella Norwich; a daughter, Galt Ann sion of the disease," said schools have given Detroit a 3-2 lead with The funeral was scheduled this (Moske) Phaneuf of Manchester; Winters of Kansas City, Mo.; a can help with that task. He OameOscheduled at Pontiac, Mich. morning at the Callahan Funeral his fiancee, Kelly Tavalocsl ol sister, LeFern Williams of Kansas expressed hope "that AIDS educa­ They should not be facing the Los Home, 1802 Main St.. East Hart­ Southington; and a niece and two Cl^, Mo.; end five grandchildren. tion or any aspect of sex education Angeles Lokers In the title round for ford, followed by a mass of nephews. The funeral will be Wednesday at will not be value neutral." the third time In four years. Didn't Christian burial In Blessed Sacra­ The funeral will be Tuesday at 11 10:80 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral "Values are how we guide the O ltics spend more time getting ment Church. Burial will be In St. a m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, Home, 400 Main 8t. Burial will be In ourselves through the decisions of treatment (or Injuries than giving Mary's Cemetery, East Hartford 400 Main St. Burial’will be In East East Cemetery. Calling hours are life," he said, and "how we behave the treatment to their opponents? Cemetery. Calling hours are Tues­ Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. sexually Is one of those decisions." Certainly, they should not win the day from 0:80 am . until the Memorial donations may be Alluding to prior recommenda­ best-of-seven series that starts ClartnoB Woods service. made to the Veterans ot Foreign tions of Surgeon General C. Everett Tuesday night In Los Angeles. Clarence Woods, 67, formerly of Memorial donations mayay be Wars, 008 E. Center Bt.. Manches­ Koop, the president said teaching Aren’t the Celtics more tired and Hartford, died Friday at a local made to the Newington Children's ter 08040. children to respect themselves and less talented than the fast- breaking, well-rested Lakers, who are ll-I tn the playoffs? "Everyone In this (locker) room thinks we can beat the Lakers.” Fate of Earhart remains a mystery Boston guard Danny AInge said after Saturday's 117-114 seventh- MIAMI (AP) — Pioneer aviator Airport on her most ambitious Their Lockheed Bleetra reached Jan. IS, 1838, Earhart was declared game victory over Detroit kept AS photo Amelia Earhart left here 50 years flight yet. Its first stop, Ban Juan, Puerto legally dead. alive the Celtics' hopes of becoming *XFpReie ego today on an ambitious attempt With navigator Fred Noonan, she Rico, early the afternoon ot June 1. Various theories concerning her a home run agalnat tha Athletica Sunday the first NBA repeat champion in 18 to fly around the world — and her Intended to circle the globe at the On July 2. with only 7,ooo miles Hsppy Htnry Cotto !• congratu- yeara. Boston's Bill Walton (left) and assistant coach Chris Ford disappearance surface periodi­ at Yankee Stadium. The Yanka won, 9-5. But backup guard Jerry Sichting fate remains a mystery. equator, flying to Venesuela then left to go, Earhart and Noonan took cally. G e f to the heart latad by Rlokay Handarton after hitting celabrata tha Celtics’ 117-114 win over Detroit Saturday, off from Lae, New Guinea. They admitted, "It’s a lot harder getting Sometime before daybreak on eestwerd across the Atlantic Ocean putting the Celts In the NBA finals against the Los June 1, 1837, Earhart departed to Africa, Asia, the Pacific Ocean were never seen again. The real truth may never be o f the problem. there thia year, that's for sure.” from the old Miami Municipal and back to the United States A 18-day search was fruitless. On known. Last year, it was the Celtics who Angeles Lakers. Nearly 20 million Americans are unaware they took an ll-l playoff record into the have high blood pressure since the disease has no John looking good for Yanks finals against Houston. But last symptoms. Millions more do not use the medication year, the Celtics were healthy. There was a time, however, when "Everybody keeps thinking I'm and diet that are necessary to control this disease. By Ben Walker Sunday, leading the New York This year, they’re not. Jones had doubts that hla team Tax forms sent without state approval Th# Assocloted Press Yankees to a 8-8 victory over the going to break down, but I'm not,” Forward Kevin McHale has Related story would get to the finals. These people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney Oakland Athletica. he said. "I know this Is a game for "It did not look possible at all” value, as Is done with homes. A 1884 forms, contending the Information p lay ^ throughout the playoffs with — see page 14 CaHllHacd fiwm gage I 'If this Is the best they can do, disorders. NEW YORK - Probably the John, 5-1, took a three-hitter and youth, hut there’s something to te a broken bone in his right foot that during the Milwaukee series, te maybe they (the town) better look state law allows towns to collect Is private. Last week, town Direc­ tor Stephen Cassano made similar person least amased by Tommy 0-1 lead into the seventh Inning, and said (or an old guy whocan adjust.” has limited his mobility, redbound- said. ttwnert to list their expi^^ted yield, around tor another assesBor," he this Information. Protect yourself...start with a simple check. left after Mark McGwire's second Another veteran, Willie Ran­ Vincent has said such data was objections. He had complained John's success this season Is John Ing and shot blocking. Center But the Celtics didn't give In to or proftt. on the property. said. about the forms at a board meeting himself. solo home run and a single by Ron dolph, and aeldom-uaed Henry R ^ rt Parish, playing on a very and you ve gui lu have that if you're the pain and the prognosticators. Whott asked It it ever occurred to Slnsser was not alone In his collected on a voluntary basts Wedneoday. Juna 3, 1087 Cotto both gave John offenalve during the last revaluation tn lorr. last month. "Everybody keep# asking me If Oey. tender left ankle, never knows If the going to win a championship.” And they’re not giving In now even him to get OPM's approval of these anger. DIBosa said today he thought that 11:00 a.m. — 8:00 p.m. I'm surprisi4 with the way I’m The 44-year-old sinkerballer '■upport. They each homered, next time te lands on it will end his Ilie smart and experience Cel- though logic dictates their task Is a ohkhgea, Vincent said "not really." Mary Winn, an 0PM research However, DIRoae raised a pitching and I tay no," he said. "It s again gave the Yankees a strong ‘doubled and drove In three runa. number of ohJeuKuna to the prac­ Cassano's objections suspended the Conduetad by Manehaatar MamaHM Haapital season. Ucs pace themselves to compensate virtually hopelesa one. I n argued that the form was the analyst, said her office received operation. He said be Is upset that not a 'gee whli' thing.'" ^ . ouUng and again left his doubters AInge dislocated his right Index (or the unusually large amount ot "We’re not aatisfled Just to te in aame. calls from three "very upset" tice. For one thing, he said, the 340 Main Otraat (Comar ot Haynaa Ot.) Pleaae tarn to page II reault Is that the town la in effect the policy was not (trat brought Well, golly, be ture looked good shaking their heads. finger and sprained his right knee playing time their starters get. the finals,’’ AInge said. "Our goal la If the forms had to be submitted property owners, tn addition, town Manehaatar Detroit Coach Chuck Daly said they to win the world championship." collecting an Income tax, some­ before the board for discussion. Mb-IOM In the playoffs. Pre-season injuries fur atate approval and re-issued, he Director Peter P. DHtoaa aald kept center Bill Walton and forward run In straight lines to conserve The Celtics’ 20-21 road record was aaM it would not cause, a major today he has received eight calls thing not done by the slate munlclpatltlea tn Connecticut Scott Wedman out almost all energy. They rely on a haltcourt their worst in eight years and they peoMem fur his ofttee. firtun Irate property ownera. Bosox hit ’87 turning point? season. And forward Len Bias died offense and television timeouts to must play the first two games of the The additional question, he said, DIRoaa aald mla morning he will Also, the method is flawed hecauae It could lead to Inequitiea, two daya after the Oeltica made him reduce fatigue. (Inals at the Forum In Inglewood, .ma voluntary, th e question gives propose at neat weeh'a meeting ot LOOK By Jot Mooshli Calderon. at Boston lait weekend and de­ the second pick in the 1868 draft. And they never accept defeat. Calif. the Board ot Directors that the town he contended. Fur Inatance, if on But the Red (Sox battled back feated the Red Sox Friday night and uo Indication that respondenu have owner with a high Income front a P U t L O I L The AMOclotod Press "I've never seen anything like While Islah Thomas was lobbing The Lakera will have hod eeven the option of not answering, administratinn suapend use of the Sunday and defeated the Chicago Saturday afternoon. It," Celtlca’ Coach K.C. Jones said. the ball Inbounds and intended days to rest and the OelUca Just two forms and return thoae that have oroiM ^ aells It to aomeone elae White Sox Ih-t on rookie Mike "We came |n today and decided who la not aMe to generote aa much CHICAGO - It was the b«t "Last year we got by on talent,” receiver Bill Lalmbeer was step­ teiore Tueoday night’s opMor. ih e 0PM researched the matter alreaily been submitted. r "" " "vAOT^E^pyroAtUABLE COUPON " • CUP & SWI "" ""' comeback of tbe year by the BMton Oreenwell’s two-run pinch double we were to te to salvage the last Boston's Larry Bird said. "This ping away from it. Bird streaked in McHale and Parish, the core of "I'm more than Juat a little Income, that person will still be with two outa In the ninth inning- eltee furmer atate Sen. OsrT A. saddled with thehlgherassessment 69» Red Sox and Manager ^ h n one," said McNamara. year we got by on guts and coming (or the steal that led to Dennis Boston’s Inside defense, are stUI Ilneter, F-Mencheater, com- upaet," aaM DHtoaa, the deputy McNamara aald It coqld te a For a change, the Red Sox, who But It looked bleak. Calderon, to play every night. Johnson's winning basket with one playing in pain on a team that Is Juat mayor. "I think thnt the policy until the nest revaluation la done. Senior GMnnd had loot alx garnet Uilaaeason In the who came off the disabled list nliaii^tetheoWlceiaatweehahout In addition, DHtoao aald that a Volume Okoounte SAVE *3.00 turning point (or the 18M American "I don't think anybody can second left In Game 8 against 8-8 In iU last two ployoH aorloa. Bie nniM. raiMMe, a real estate ItM t atlnks." I ON MOL NIW OR TRANtPIRRID FRiaCRIPTlONa League champions _ . _ oppoalng team's last at bat, turned earlier In the day lOllowtag an ankle complain about the way theoe guys Detroit. Los Angeles has won seven of Its h r e h e r,e iM tn ^ that In light et all Vincent contended last week thot paraon'a Income ts "estremely It around. playoff games by at least 18 points. confidential and aenaltlve After two Innings, the Red Sox Injury, hit a three-run homer to cap have been playing. Everybody’s "Nobody on our team was quit­ the wteMeiM end apparent II the Information provides n more THRIFTY OIL CO. tm lM the Chtengo White Sox S-l, Tbcy alao prevented a aecond a (Ive-run first. hurting, but everybody's playing ting at that point,” McHale said. Three of Boeton’a alx lossas have rtitM that have entfaced, accurate Indication of the vnlue ot Information." three-game weekend aweep by the tUwn Director Ihomaa H. FUrfu- 28 843 ! 1 ^ 0 1 I KnnwsLV mainly on the strength of n pair of Plcnae tom to page It hard. I t’s been a total team effort "Everybody was still grinding.” been by at least IS points. nnesaacr might have to he such projpartlao than ^ n g the M tbret-run homers hy Ivan White Sox who won all three game# a asaenament solely on the market aon today also crttictscd uae of the MANCHESTER HERALD. MoBdlBr. Jmw 1. IW7 — » No ‘oops’ in Nieves SCOREBOARD lo e OroofiR Illarim ri 9, OrfolM 8 -T Th# AooeclatoQ Rrass A L R o a n d n p John Mooes had four htts and Jim m iM lAW IM ilnl M n J i y i 7. M f i l i t P l i m l . l M i O Presley homered to lead Seattle Tbo two M eg of Juan Nloreg grp over Baltimore. Rookie Lee Ouet- 8 o f t b « a O o t f fmotrattaf to Milwaukee Manager terman, making his first start of the t r c i _trBM s B re a ^ .Tom Trelielliorn. When he's good, season, ran his record to 2-0 since BeetanC (. .MIeves is yerjr, very good. Then (S-6)." The victory was the Brewers’ being called up from Calgary on ; there’s the other side. May 81. Guetterman pitched 7 1-8 C H R ln f C M fi ^ ; On Sunday, Nieves woo good. second straight, but only their I't. 7 :» - lljj fourth in 38 games. Cleveland has innings, giving up nine hits and four • n — t "He'o young, and if you think runs. r about what he’o going to do next, lost six of seven. ' * r r 40si Sveum led off the Milwaukee fifth rVwli I dfou’ll go nuts," Trebelhorn Mid of Hang«fB 3, Royato 2 with his fifth homer of the season to SWST t S i nil ■< Nieves. "Every time you think be’g Scott Fletcher doubled home MIIMf 4 1 ^ , ft J|H tie the game l-l. One out later, KWiimscf as 47 n m * JMMtdp got it going, like three good starta in Steve Buechele, who had doubled, t Mf ■ " MWttsner i « row, you think be'i OK, and then, Yount homered to center, his sixth. with two out In the lOtb inning as r v 6Je aaa oaa aaa_a 1141 The Brewers added a run in the aoMs TOSOR oops." Texas edged Kansas City. Fletcher 8 8 S z# elghtt, then scored four unearned New Yofli There was no "oops" Sunday as doubled Ott relief ace Dan (}ulsen- W ¥ Nieves held Cleveland to a run on runs In the ninth after Cleveland beiry, making a winner of Rangers 8 second baseman Tony Bernaiard n k i tofoM*. ' six hits in 8 1-8 Innings In reliever Dale Mohorcic, 4-3. let Yount’s two-out grounder go L ittle Lcagac /(ia, OBdMM)?Oe8ne2i Milwaukee's 7-1 victory over the y through his legs for an error. The Twins 9*11, Tlgars 9-3 N» N RBRBBOe .t^ndlans. N> N RCRMSO The 8S-year-old Nieves came rally was capped by Brock’s ’Two home runs by ’Tim Laudner 433 7 4 3 0 4 within two outs of recording his first seventh homer, a shot that hit the in the second game sparked Minne­ ? i i i n right field foul pole. "enTb-imSlIIMocMvIlen RBR I 3T4 3 1 1 1 3 complete game since he tossed a sota over Detroit and gave the ^ m H fd m b trrY 77-lld*, ’ no-hitter against the Baltimore ’Twins a sweep. The Twins won the . TtMLawym and Dairy Ren Reaeurral fT-ifir,Pat Mlilrirtfa 11-37 7 7 7 1 7 4 7 3 7 3 BhM Jays 7, Angots 2 ta a M M iofwrdav of LOMrnaM. Tha tii i 8 j i ? ^.Orioles on April 18. But he walked first game by taking advantage of 774^. f i r r y iM llln f 7 7 ^ . Choree* M : J ? Umaraf j ieiiie, Clark) Rkst, Brink- Unwlres Home, RQ4lpne)., R ^ , Ren- poma «Mi coHod omr flv# liwlnot ^ — Rill TemfcM n . Net — feb Maher "•rtTsecond, W ^ ) Third, MentaMM. two straight batters in the ninth and George Bell tripled and homered, an eighth-inning error by Detroit’s w rain and will ba cemattlear The y -1 ^ . Sill Mmer n-ISd^tmlale 1 0 0 0 0 1 Tom Brookens. ^w yo ri rallied fer teyen rwne In the I W,33 133 1 0 0 3 4 T— 1:N. A— 17411 Chris Bosio came on to retire the driving In three runs and scoring mill hwlna. Jehn AMbera oove the final two batters. twice to back the four-hit pitching of It was the first two-homer game Lfwyere on M lead with e beie leeded JOeira 4 4 4 3 7 He increased his record to 4-2 as John Cerutti, 2-2, as Toronto of Laudner’s career. wible In the mih. Dairy Queen come IWcKeen 8 I 4 4 1 I Tom Brunansky homered for the Itellelheaanielnlhebeweinefme vvTTWI 31 0 0 3 1 MiilMria,0rMii5 he struck out five and walked five. handed California Its ninth straight Darryl Strawberry (right) of the Mets is unusual double play In the second ^ wl Lule Rivera end Rrven tomuM i* i s s « * AitrMl,Girdlflalt7 "We missed his fastball all day," loss. ’Twins, who finished with 20 hits In ffaonen eochliH tefelV. Leidt LeOudr' James l4 1 0n 0 0 > 0 * SCATTLB BALTIMORC Cleveland Manager Pat Corrales Bell hit a two-run homer In the the nightcap. (2het Lemon had a held back by third-base coach Sain Inning of Sunday’s game In San Diego. MV WVMOT PUT wM WTT STTOflPVP WfIVfl JOavis pllctied to 1 boiler In the 4lh, ibrhM brbM HOUSTON STUNRS two-run homer for Detroit. fU jU taepen made the leet pvteut ef McKean pttilied to 3 batters In the 4h. Meessef ^.said. "We Just missed it." fifth, his 16th of the season, off Perlozzo after being called out on an The Mets lost, 1-0. HBH^WIIflanw by Nipper. W R - 44 40 Wlgplnsa 4010 • rbM . In the opener, Minnesota erased a the gome ter Ihe Lawyers* 4773 Locyrf 4 77 1 Hatcher cf 3 137 2 Milwaukee also found the hitting Angels left-hander John Candela­ the OWere reeled Merlertv Srelhers, JOovIs. 407 1 64 deficit when Brookens couldn’t •x-r-M, ifiine Umpiree-THeme, Johnson) Rtrat, Cou­ Kennedyc 0000 0000 8 S 4 " ^ to back the pitching. Dale Sveum ria, 4-2. It was his 11th homer in at lober. bean Jockten 47-14-Si, Sill RhdpsOT 3 111 RIekenss 4 0 11 10 10 handle Mark Salas’ hard grounder ... Ni four R ilt while Cerkv Oakland ^tH o a r* \ TiV Bolllmere sins) Second, Cvone) Third, Hendry, ADovIsIb . and Robin Yount hit solo home runs May, setting a club record for home Whelan ^ l f (Meproger S4 > ;T » Mn._ _ . T-3 ;8 A-a,13A 4000 Murray 1b 4 07 7 Oerana , 4 110 : to second in the eighth, allowing Merc boielnblum, end Rice 4S-1447, Chra Rrssteva 3 117 Knlohtdh 4000 Oemera ' 4017 p in the fifth inning and Greg Brock runs in a month. His three RBI gave Whitson stops Mets’ streak P^^MP TPrP fvfTvt ^PTRf Roberts 47-17-1 , , ______, MInntsata (ytota 34) at Beaten tunaiayrf 40 10 Sheets______If 4 13 1 Kent Hrbek and Gary GaettI to iody RInkIn threw e (aem(HM44),7:3ta}n. Meodsp 0000 RMitnJb - added a three-run homer in the him 42 on the season — 31 coming In 40-1S-S1, Terry CynnlnMtem 71-SO-Si, !laii|in8.lliyilttnoiiinlii|s| Qutnensss 4000 OerhortefIcf 4010 Selanop 0000 BJOartilb score. Roy Smalley followed with a ______. r the Dllert. Jee Mover oet SHI Relmer 44-lI-SI, Raul Sullivan ~ 1 (RekV to et Clevelend (Niekre ReynMsS 4000 Oomls____ils» a 4 110 ninth. May, also a Blue Jays’ record. dropped my elbow a couple of times the lene hN fer Merlerlv't. CJocksnd 1011 McQeecf run-scoring infield single and By The Assoclotad Press Diego’s 12 wins, was removed with 44-1S-S1. 0 — Carl Wilson 44-77-31, Jock ^(Sioikhaad t o at Terenlo VOnOrdre 7000 Hsehldrd 0000 TRenac "We hadn’t been swinging well at Cerutti allowed a single to Devon a runner on first and two out in the when I pitched. To him that’s a sign Meffet 47-77-45, Hepon Zemeltls 73-74- TCXA7 KANSAS CITY y ^ l f 7 110 QOavls 1b 3 170 Oauendrf i n White In the first, a solo homer to Hrbek added a two-run homer in the 47. obrbM ObrbM a Oil a 4 4 1 all the last three weeks at least,” SAN DIEGO — Don’t ask starting eighth inning. that I’m getting tired," Whitson _^,_^*Jcw to alN ew York (Hudson 7 1 1 Beserf 4111 Rordlf 1100 Brian Downing leading off the ninth. SWSBRS — A Qress — Dove Melick RMchrss IMISOTCf 4 170 Cruilf 4170 Undmnph . Yount raid. "It’s nice to score runs pitcher Ed Whitson if he agreed "Whit got me two innings farther said. 77. Net — SHI ZwTck 74-7-47, SHI Moron 4-1), i:flt p.m. Sierra rf Mtierlb 4010 to^ in in NS-o fourth, a double In the seventh to Gaetti had an Inside-the-park American Leolen cleaned ue DIRera Kansas (My (Lsibrandl t o el Belleyc 4 111 Morris ft the last two days (the Brewers won with Padres Manager Larry Bo- than I thought he would," Bowa According to outfielder Darryl Oeonere. IM , Saturday at Waddell 77-7-70, Seb Jones 70-0-70. SOross— Jee Milwaukee (Weomento, 0:34 pm. ino^le If TriiMlrf. .J l i 4 000 Thenss 4170 Malhewsp Dick Schofield and a two-out homer home run, while Dave Bergman .Neveh 70. Net — Scett Hechenberry McOwelcf 7000 POPVt O 4 110 *^a m e '^W )^ RBI — RBradley < S ^ 6-8 Saturday), and even Friday we wa’s decision to pull him In the said. "It was probably going Strawberry, Whitson didn’t pitch field. Rednev Rewell led Loalen with lili Oesholesp 3 110 Dowteyp to Doug DeCInces in the ninth. homered for Detroit. twe Mte end drove In live rune. Scett 7R11-40, Marty ChmIeleckI 11-1747, Rorrlshdh RWhItaA 3000 Andsrsnp 0000 Lokepn 1000 ■ scored some, although we lost bottom of the eighth although he against the grain but it was my gut like he was tired. Cochran end Detimene alee Jock Oonnen 03-13-70, Mike Harder CMcaM (Dotson 34) at Tenas (Moltey ' “ lib BJecksnlf 3011 ton, , 0;3S pm. 8888 Walllnata 7000 0000 had allowed only four hits. feeling. One thing I’ve learned is atavaa well fer Leolen. Rer DiReee't, 00-10-70, Seb venderkell 774-70, Lon 4000 Mbonllb 4010 j i Moses, RBradley, Oerhort, Lacy A t S S L 1000 "We Just couldn’t get anything Jehn KMjbrhod twe hlte while Silly Olalle 04-14-70. C Qress— Rate Teets 07. Orilfemie at New' y o rT T lo pm. _____e » 4170 ASaleirss 3000 Rholps. 3B--Meses, RBradley. HR— a 014 7 N7S7 He’s not going to tell you. that if you have a gut feeling, go Koreye olayed well detenelvelv* Net — Chos Whelan 04-17-44, Ches Oakland el Botlbnere, 7:34 pm. Kunkdta 7000 Ortoph "That’s the manager’s decision with It.” going. He kept us off base," said Army and Now ceeled eft the Rire Beralde 04-1444, SHI Relmer 44-1447.0 Rerterph 0000 LOwenc 8888 Imy Strawberry, who hit two homers off ~ ^ ‘ert, IM , Saturday at Waddell. Qress — Carl Wilson 04. Net — Jack MMneeota at Beaten, 7:M pm. 0000 Cotto, Randolph pace Yanks and I went with his decision," said Relief pitcher Goose Gossage OelreM el develond, pm. 1000 8 8 8 9 : 8 Padres pitchers during this series. 1 Moreten led the winners with twe Meffet 07-77-44. Seellle el Terenta, 7:34 p.m. Brower cf 7 100 8S!'.'* 1010 IR N R RR BB SO Oome WInnIna RBI — Bass (A. Whitson, 5-6. " I don’t like to second recorded his second save by retir­ Jes while Steve Wheeler end Kevin CRIBRS — A Qress — Linde Kaye 70. Kansas City“ • at Ml " liee,S:34pm. Retralllph 1000 7 dnOIIWwN«os. DR-itLeuto 1. guess managers. That could lead to ing all four batters he faced. The Mets, who had won five Chlorllle Oise slensed twe hits. Chris Net — Bdno Hlllnsk' 04-14-70, Bmme CMeaoe at Tenas, 0 p.m. Wllkrsna OuelermnW,7« 71-3 7 4 4 0 1 LOB lleustOT 1A SILouls A 7B—Mavis, defense.” straight, did not advance a runner Leemis trialed ter Army end New. Rer OleksInskI 77-77-77. S Qress — Ido 18888 asoi Reed 73 1 0 0 0 0 )tatcherACrvi,Qarner,CJadisOT,08n«nh. . Continned from page 11 McGwire hit an opposite-field trouble.” Whitson, 5-6, said he was ham­ the RIra RMhters, Andy SeHlev doubled McMahon 70, Sort Qremen 70. Net — Wljktraen 1 1110 0 S Mathews. SR—ttetdier. homer Into the right-field seats The Yankees scored four runs in What It led to was San Diego’s pered by tendinitis in his elbow, past first base after the second Rle Serre 73-77-44. C Qress — Terry end trleiedend Keith Corlnl end Chris IR N R CR N SO ’The victory ended Oakland’s leading off the second Inning. He the second inning after loading the four-hit shutout of the New York which occurred In nis last start. But inning. Sauer each tripled. Menace 04. Net — Ruth Tryon 77-31-44, NillMilLntuaitandlnot SSSsm 8 8 8 8:8 HabyonU-1 433 I 4 4 0 0 bases with no outs against Dennis Rookie John Mitchell. O-l. al­ myiisRhylls AlienAllen tt 774140.-j i ^ . u O wtdi Qress — Rot Oome Wtfinlae RBI — Rietcher (7 Schmidt 71-3 7 1 1 0 7 Oeshales WA7 four-game winning streak and connected for a long homer to Mets. The Padres, 12-39, snapped a he said he demanded an explana­ Cunnlnohem 140. Net• • — LeliLels Reiner 8 Browsr. D^Tenos 1, Kansas . OlKOT 1 1 7 0 1 0 prevented the Athletics from center in the seventh. Eckersley, 3-4. Reserve shortstop seven-game losing streak by de­ tion when he returned to the dugout. lowed six hits in seven innings and NiHfiiil Fam 107-W^, Serboro McNoupht.Jfouaht 11034043. LOB—Tf)«s 4, Kansas Clly 14. . Umpires Heme, Oordo) RIrd, Merrill) Bobby Meacham and Cotto had RBI the game’s only run in the fifth, ROUR BALL — KerenSiKerenSmlth-Det W L I LQwsn, iettssr, Buachde, Rietcher. Second, Rord)^lrd, rBremlpOT. sweeping a three-game series from " I played here last year and hit feating the Mets. 1-0, Sunday "I asked Larry, ’What’s the Merlertv Srethers eutsluwtslueoed the SI. Louis 37 17 T -I :a . A-a,7D7. grounders before Randolph hit a story?’ He said (Padres pitching when Garry Templeton’s two-out Oilers, 14-10, Saturday^ at Verplanck Sebleen-Cmlly Sorre-Rot Cunnlnohem MIsen, incOTMIo. SB Brewer (a, .the Yankees for the first time since some long balls to death valley in afternoon. 44, Denise Kfernon-Rese Ceotonelln- Chleope 74 70 .sa 7 BJecksen (4), wison (11). left-center that didn’t get out.” two-run homer over the 411-foot coach) Galen Cisco said I had single to left scored John Kruk. Scheel.______Duane Hurt, . SriJfric Wilson, end Ooll Sertenskl-Cothy Behlallon 41. Montreef 74 73 .471 4 IR N R CR BB SO 1978. Whitson, who has five of San Jehn Rossmere hit well fer the winners New York 34 a J11 4Vk N illfn il Ln o u i ritu ltt John used a cut fastball, his McGwire said. “ When I hit that one mark In left-center, the deepest tehlle Srtc Darina end Steve Ruaelero 444-7-er BBTTBR — A — Helen Mottiews L,34 Muttv plus 13. S— Qev WhlHedralus 17, Rhiledelphle a M 47S 7 Correa Dawlev 'newest pitch, early in the game in the seventh, I thought that If that part of the ballpark. SteUfa well. Rer the Oilers, Mott Beets Carnlelle plus 14, Denise Klernen RHlsburah a a .447 4 Leynd MInfekI hod five RSIs end Raul Sole RRerry before relying on his sinker. He one didn’t get out, nothing would.” Dave Winfield hit an RBI double else hit well. Tern Serube end Adam plus 14, Ido McMehen plus 14, meiy MMierdcWjAS ' 1 R id t 5, F ir it n 2 Cenrev RrestI plus 14. C — Qrace Shea plus 17, W L RCl. QB reUred 10 straight batters in the Cotto, who had hit only two prior In the sixth off Eckersley, who Meetetter ployed well defensively. gjndjnetl__ a a J71 — 3 7 Doylev Phillies climb out of cellar Ansaldl's routed Dairy Queen, 17-1, Ann Selefle plus 17, Betty Leu Nordeen DJocksen 0 3 Worrell 13 0 0 0 middle Innings, and wound up homers in the majors, gave the made his second start of the season plus 14, Rhyllls Allen plus 14. D— Nonev Son Hunclsoo a a j n 1 “ ■ U-1 11-3 1 1 1 CINCIN7MTI RITTSBURQN Anoemi pitched to 7 batten In theilh, Saturday at Verplanck. Chris Rrue Sennet plus II, Judy Ryke plus II, Lee Ahenta a M .410 I S3 1 0 0 11 jrhM sBrhM walking only one while striking out crowd of 68,034 — the largest in the and had his lifetime record against hurled o ne-hitter fer Ansaldl's while Houston a a ja- 3H Lovnd pNched to 1 batter In Ihe 71h...... 13b 4 110 Bondilf 4 110 Lopei pltdied to 3 batten In Ihe Nh. majors this year for a non-opener — By Dave Ooldberg Rods 5, PiratoB 2 Rot Osborne cracked four hits. Rrue, Whitcsell plus II, Ret Cunnlnphom plus Umpires Home, Slelle) Rinl, Oreop) none. John lowered his earned run New York fall to 7-18. II, Simone Celheun plus II. Los Angeles a a .447 4 HBR—Kunkd by DJocksen. BJecksen Larkin ss 4 1 10 VenBvkd 4 13 1 1, Oavis) Third, Horvev. a quick lift with a line-drive leadoff The Associated Press Dave Parker’s homer broke a 2-2 Refer Corlsen, end Mike Srewn each Son Diego 17 37 M 17 by Cerree. WR-Corree. RB-Quirk. CDovIsd 4000 Roy 2b 4000 average to 3.62. NL Ronndaii ____ I twe hits. Rer Dairy Queen, Mike T -3 :7rA-4A7DO. “He continues to learn how to home runs In the first Inning. McGwire homered off John in the tie in a three-run sixth as the Reds Umpires Heme, McOdlend) first, Porker rf 7 111 Bream 1b 40 11 The Philadelphia Phillies, ex­ Molchen pitched well end Seb Sol lord T illw iw l Rhllodelphla 3, UeL AnpNssI Yeun|) Second, McKean) Third, ihuleck. Daniels If 4 13 7 RReyMsrf 3000 pitch,” marveled Yankees pitching Cotto found out about 90 minutes seventh and Mike Davis hit his 12th completed a three-game sweep. ployed well. pected to challenge for the National MATCH RLAV VBRSUS RAR — A Montreal A Senn IRrandsce 4 BOIetc 7000 DRoMsnp 0000 coach Mark Connor. "Some guys before the game that he would bat home run later In the Inningoff Rich That atoned for a sweep by the andnncOI A RHlsburahItliburoh ‘3 MeCtndne 7000 Canpdsph 1000 League East title, are finally out of Qreu — Steve McCusker plus 3, John his age aren’t very receptive to new No. 1 and play center field In place Bordi, making it 6-3. Pirates in Cincinnati last weekend CM klM Nelleen even. Net — Tom Johnson plus Chleope 11, Atlanta 4 Csoskylb 4 111 M ilt. _ 0000 the cellar. AstroB 8, CardlnalB 7 a. IjOuIs a Houston 7 T«hw9.TlgBri5 OCncpca 3 0 11 Benlllaa 30 10 I r i m t C u l N l |10lnnlii|i| things, but he keeps trying to of Rickey Henderson, who did not But the Yankees scored three and ran Pittsburgh’s losing streak 4, Joe Wekllnd plus 4, Rich BorkowskI Rower p 7000 LVHrec 3000 runs In their half of the seventh Rersenel Tee defeated Sureer Klne,' plus 3, Horry Newebllsklplus 3, Art St. New ySevTilemee learn." start for the second straight day Rick Schu, fining in (or Mike Houston finally beat St. Louis (or to six straight. 14-0. Rhil RIerle end Scett Wenlen each Louis plus 7, Merc Scherdi TJenesph 10 10 Redrtaph 1000 against Dennis Lamp on leadoff r* hits "/I! ter the winners**.""'*" Louis plus 7, Merc Scherdt Plus 7, Mike Onekwwa Am SurOh 7 Rroncep 0000 Bdllordis 40 10 CHtCAQO ATLANTA ’The only batter who solved John because of a hamstring pull. Cotto. Schmidt, who Is on the disabled list the first time In six games this year. Ted Power, 4-2, was the winner, Devlsplus7,Tem' Atlanta A Qwcooe 1, W bminas MINNCSOTA 0SIV0II Orobekp 7000 ObrbM doubles by Meacham, Cotto and Jumping off to a 7-2 lead, then rbM BrhM arbM was McGwire, whose father once recalled recently from the minors, with a pulled muscle in his rib cage, allowing seven hits over eight ______Houston^ St. Louis 7 MerrIsnTb 70 10 Indbrea 4000 DJometef 4000 Randolph and Don Mattingly’s RBI hanging on as Dave Smith came on .. .J well defensively. « r ? 3 S j! Rhllodeiphla 3, Los Anosles 1 0 0 0 Beremn 1b 4 77 7 M4tf Tetots M707 Oberkfia 3 110 was John’s dentist. McGwire, a was hitless In seven previous had a homer and sacrifice fly to innings, striking out four and plus 4, Ron Breepe plus 6, Dick Barnett 1 1 7 OCvnsdh 3 110 Trlllelb 4000 single against Eric Plunk. to get the last four outs on jtelff-Zeckln feuoht off Wewe, 11-14. plus 4, Dick Day plus 4, WoH Kekosike Sot Oleiw I, New York 0 Bushrf Dawson rf 4000 ORerrylb 40 11 :6-foot-5 rookie, tied Cincinnati’s at-bats for the Yankees this year. back up the pitching of Shane walking one. John Franco pitched Matthew Jewerskl end Leerti Cntvilstle Sen Rrandsce 0, MoMreal 0 Qtaddenlf 0 0 0 (Mbeen If 3 100 3010 "If we could have kept It at 6-3, we strikeouts. That evened the record plus 4, Qerry Blanchard plus 4, Roper 1 7 0 TrommI ss 3 0 11 Muphry If 30 10 Eric Davis for the mSJor-league "I can’t do what Rickey Hender­ Rawley and Steve Bedroslan as the the ninth for his ninth save. were the bio hitters fer the winners Lentocho plus 4, Ted Slesko plus 3, MendoyYC___ Puckett cf DMrfnid 3000 UfQ jftKIIWV IT V ' 4010 would’ve been right in there," of last year’s NL West champions at while Mott Leveterl end Steven Carlson Houston (Darwin 34) at Chicago (Mover Hrbeklb 7 7 3 Nekesc j * Oome Winning RBI — Parker (D AThemtss 4000 home-run lend with 19. son can do. ’Those numbers, those Phillies beat the Los Angeles Rronk Qlentenlo plus 3. C Qress — Seb Qoetlia 771 Niertdnd ___910 Merinda 30 10 Oakland Manager Tony LaRussa Parker, who played 10 years in atM ployed well. Ror Wewe, Joe Miller minus 4, Roy Demers minus 4. sa. 4:M p.m. 4 S ? ? C-Sttllwdl.______OR^Hliburah ______1. LOB—I Walker 3b 1110 Oerbsrp 0000 . " ’Tommy John has been around numbers ...” Cotto said. " I can Just Dodgers 3-1 Sunday to get out of last 24-24. O'RellTy, Rob Qrey, Tim Denehy, end a . Louis (Rersch AD at CIndnnan (jorklndh 000 Onibbrf 3011 CIndnnall A Rtttsburgh I. TB-Lorkln, Benedtatc 4000 said. "But when they get it going.. Including 10 innings In spring Pittsburgh before signing with the Net — Jim Creadon plus 7, Den Bmnskylf 1 00 Klnop Ounstonts 40 10 for a long time, and he still pitched a do what Henry Cotto can do. Hit line place for the first time this season. Mike Beroentv ployed well. Cromwell plus 7, Sill Dowd plus 4, SHI (Rsuss to , 0:M p.m. 0000 VanUyke 7, Bends, BMSky, MorrISOT. Sundbrge 1000 Hubbrda 4 111 training. Smith has 26 straight Reds as a free agent In 1964, led off New York (Leach t o at Ijos Anodes Sotasc 111 0000 HR— R ^ e r (17). SB—Oonlds (13). Alekndrp 1000 great ballgame," McGwire said. drives, hit to all fields and play "We’re playing like we’re capa­ Dowd plus 4, Lou Qonteles plus 4, Dick Lynchp 0000 scoreless innings and has allowed the sixth by hitting a pitch from Vlterd^plus 3, Dove Sink plus 3. (Volentuela s a , l:M p.m. Oaonew 110 1 000 Sandnnp 1010 Ramin to 1000 ble of playing now,” said Rawley, Philadelphia (Carmen 3a at Son Rran- Snwilvph 01 1 Br 4000 H R RR BB SO OMthwph 1011 only nine hits and four walks to go Doug Drabek. 1-3, deep into the TWO MAN SCST RRONT AND BACK dsee (Hommoker 31), M:a p.m. Lmbrdta 000 Wlwndra 3110 who won his fifth straight to run his NINB — Cross — Lee Bravekls-Crale 1000 Dernier pr 0000 with 31 strikeouts. He now has eight right field stands. Then he took a Rhllllps 47, Horry Newobllskl-Sruce Only - ' - WH-7 DIRInep 0000 record to 6-2. 0000 RrgncoS,t. saves for the season. slow trot around the bases and Berle~ let 47, Charlie Cerriveeu-Herrv Heath rf 1000 JDovltc 1000 Bosox in strong comeback victory Nowobllskl 47, Rev Sell-Art St. LeulsOO, Houston at CMcoeo, 7:N p.m. PIIMNNVR a 1 4 1 74777 "We’re getting some good pitch­ "We haven’t been able to use him tipped his cap to the fans who had Sot Olege at Montreal, 7:M pm. Tehdt aONS Tetak asts DrabekL,l3DrabekL,i3 413 4 4 4 3 1 August LInk-Steve Schechner 40. Net— St. Louis at Clndnnatt, 7:M p.m. DRoMsen 173 7 0 0 0 1 lead until two were out in the ninth. ing and some key hits,” Rawley as much as we’d like because we been on him all weekend. Charlie Cerrlveou-Mlke Rorrett 40, SHI MMasseta no M M -o CMceoe M M no 0-1 :ConUnued from page U said. " It’s a long season. We don’t MtCttuimari Dewd-RIcherd Dev 47, Robert RellK- Rtttsburgh at Atlanta, 7:40 pm. Smllev 1 1 0 0 0 0 toMto M W NO t - t Pinch batter Dave Henderson drew haven’t had very many leads in the “I wanted to savor it,” Parker New York at Let Aiiem, M:a p.m. oeiraii no no i i - o BK— Rower, DRoblnten. Two outs when wtnningi run scored. Boston’s eighth base on balls and even look at the standings. We take ninth inning,” Manager Hal Lanier The Manchester Soccer Club Den Roeuette 47, Bob Russell-Tem Philadelphia M Son Rrandsce, W:a Dome Winning RBI — None. Umpires Heme, Crawford) first, Do- After Bill Buckner hit a two-run said. '"The fans got their licks for a Oeedmon 47, Rronk Woltyne-Rrank R— Breokens 7, Newman. LOB— Oome Winning RBI — (QRerrvta. Owen beat out a single to deep it one game at a time and try to win said. Stunners (olrls 13end under) wenopelr Damon SO, Oeerae McAlees-Jemes p.m. vldtoa) Second, Wendslifed)) Third, Tata. C— Montand, Sendsrsw^ vniwiHif. homer in the top of the second, couple of days and that was mine. I ef games ever the weekend, 4-0 ever Minnesota 7, Detroit 17. 7B— T-7:4A A-SA7IA DR—Chleene^l, Atlanta 1. IDB—OdeegeA short. every game. Then at the end of the Billy Hatcher and Phil Garner BastOranM end 0-7 ever the Windsor MendINo 40, Raul Saorl-Deve Sremley vVOWwQnOVrs PV^mTsOYi# PWfir VOVYiif Calderon came back with another wasn’t trying to show up the Pirates 40, Oerden Seebe-Reoer Lentocho SO, Shertden. HR-Ooettl (17), Bergman Altanta A M Welker, Oberkftll. HR— three-run homer^hls sixth. In the Greenwell greeted reliever Bob season you look up and see who’s on each had two RBI in Houston’s Rpetdies. Kim Harris led the Stunners Jehn Sutherlend-Nelsen Cddy 41, Raul Hubbard (3). S—AlemniderTSundberg. or the pitcher, I Just wanted to enjoy twe peels In their first win with Amirlem Lngut rNUlti (4), Hrbek (W). SB SherldOT (4). IR N R RR BB SO second Inning to stake the White James with a double off the top.” 15-hit attack. my moment in the sunlight so to Cesmon-Welt Kekestke 41, rich S—Newman. SR—Hrbek, Trommdl. ’The Phillies, who Jumped over Jim Deshales, 4-2, got the victory osslsts from Amy Mlteres, Beth Wheden-Mork Kirk 41, Cd Stene-Cric n u i u M i e n s •Sox to a 9-2 lead. right-field wall, scoring Henderson speak." Rackew, Amy Dwyer, end Ann-Merle Stone 41, Andrew Weleert-Danlel Mer- 7 4 1114 PItUburgh into fifth place, were the with 5 1-3 strong innings, but Oule Leveeque. Alee pleylne well were IR N RBR BB SO and Owen. ^ ouls 41. YinkM i 9, AMilHlet B MONTRBAL U N RRAN DIRIne 7 1 0 0 0 1 McNamara yanked starter A1 " I ’ve been up in the right only N L East team to win Sunday. Smith had a career-high four RBI Christine Weriyn, emy Harris, end RATHBR'S DAY TOURNAMBNT — Lynch L,M 73 1 1 1 0 0 Mary Merlertv. In the win over 4 4 4 4 4 4 irbM irhM Nipper and brought in left-hander In other games, it was Cincinnati Qress — Horry Nowobllskl 71, Rick 13 1 1 1 1 0 WJhnenIb 4000 Spelera 4010 situations," said Greenwell, ex­ and four other Astros pitchers Wlnoser, Levesoue tallied e three-pool Wheden 77, Merc Scherdt 7X Lon OAKLAND NCWYORK ,AA-A-^^ —. _g Alexander t 4 1111 Tom Bolton, recalled earlier this plaining his 22 runs batted In 5, Pittsburgh 2; Houston 6, St. Louis failed before Smith came on. QIanto 8, Expos 0 hot trick while Merlertv added twe o^rkbl .jrhM W,13 373 7 0 0 1 4 WwWOmWf fJ 3070 COevlsd 4 110 QerberW,73 1 1 0 0 1 1 Selenoer 74, Ken Cemerferd 74, Lee Nicheltrt 1000 Lseriiordlf 4 3 3 1 month from Pawtucket. including four game-winners on 20 7; Atlanta 2, Chicago 1 in 10 innings; Kelly Downs threw a five-hitter peals fer the Stuhners. Also scoring Srovekls 74, Ren Jeresiko 74, Art ft. RhHHpsta . 000 CeHocf 4 77 3 413 4 4 4 1 4 4000 MMndorf 4 117 Umpires Heme, B.WIIItamsi nrsl, were Melissa Daverse, Jessica Mer- Orllllnss 40 10 Rndipha 4 77 3 Raines It McSherQr)^eoor^Rlpplev) Third, Rum. hits. San Diego 1, New York 0 and San and was supported by 17 hits, Louis 74, Tern Molln 70, Bruce Sstrlet 74. Thurmond 1 1 0 0 7 0 Waltacha 4000 WCIorklb 4 110 Bolton pitched 4 1/3 shutout Bravti 2, Cubt 1 Ouet, end Dene Hartle. Darlene Johns, Net — Tern Oeedmon 43, Oeerpe Conseco If 4000 Mtnelylb 407 1 13 0 0 0 0 1 Brooksss 40 10 Brenlyc 4141 "It was a fast ball down and in,” Francisco 8, Montreal 0. including home runs by Robby Jane Reber, end Kette Smith else ~ Mike McQwk-lb 4 7 7 7 QWerddh 4 1 1 O' Innings. Steve Crawford. Joe Sam- Gerald Perry dumped a single to ptaved well. The Stunners advance to McAlees 43, Blaine Horeld 44. mm> King L X 13 7 3 1 1 0 WInghmd 40 10 RThpsna 113 3 said Greenwell. “ He got me to pop Rawley went seven innings, ’Thompson and Jeffery l^ n a r d as Rorrett 44, Richard Dev 44, Raul Soorl Cey3b 4 17 1 iH 4000 ______173 3 7 7 0 1 Lawa 3010 Wesngra 10 10 bito and winner Calvin Schlraldl, short center following Ken Oberk- ^ Stole Cup Rnals nent Sunday at 44, Nelson Bddv 44, M rl MIkelewsky 44, Stsnbchdh 3010 U t 4 17 1 out the day before on a pitch like allowing five hits, striking out five the Giants snapped an eight-game Tunkls Meade In Rermlngton. MOavIsrf 4 111 3 170 Blyleyen pitched to 1 batten In the 7th. Reedc 1000 MWIImsts 1031 2-3, followed suit. fell’s two-out double to give Atlanta Jehn Vetlshefsky 4^Mlchoel Desllets HBR Qlbeen b^Blyleven, Trommdlby CBrownp 0000 Downsp 7000 Bundiy’ihwinnim that. I was definitely looking for a and walking one. ’Then he gave way home losing streak and five-game 47, Robert Lukes 47, Oeneld Sanders 40, TeHtetenc 40 10 kinherc 3000 Btvteven. WR—Thuimond. Condoeia 0000 to Bedroslan, who pitched the final the victory in the fourth extra- Ken Scofield 40, Leenerd A n ^ l 40, Javier ef J100 3711 1000 “ Very good relief pitching, out­ fast ball.” losing streak overall. HICDymiiltM a s o o M 7 H 7 Umpires ttome, Barnett) Rirsi, Koeo Sebrap White Sox Manager Jim Fregosi two Innings and now has 10 saves inning game the teams played In Cratp milllps 40, Bob Russell M, Ken lecend, veHaggle) third. Roe. Tibbsp 0000 sLtague standing," said McNamara. "Bol­ Downs, 4-2, now has two shutouts The Manchester Soccer Club Dynam­ Andersen 407 Robert Rellx 40, Chet 1000 wasn’t happy with his pitchers. and a victory in his lost 11 their last six outings. ON ta ai-4 T— 3:11 c 10(14,0DeClnces( ton did a very good Job. Crawford and three complete games, both ites (Mrls 10 end underPdefeoted Lukes 40, Welt Kekestke 40. « aoso N0170 04), Blue Java McQwInl (f "Sure, it’s tough to lose when appearances. Doyle Alexander, in only his Danbury, 34, Sunday In the Metrepell- TWO MAN SCST BALL — Qress — Newvork MS OM ihi-7 Cry (a. Athletics) Cette (1), f did what he had to do. Schiraldl was tied for high in the league. Jehn Nelloen-Steve McCusker 40, Stan Oome WInnino RBI — Meochom (1). TwIiwIl.TIgiriB you’re up 9-2," said Fregosi. “ You “I feel really good about the way second start since re-signing with ton Life Under 10 olrls' State Cup Yankees) Presley ( all right but he’d make my life a lot AP photo Atlanta, pitched 52-3hitless innings auerterflnels. Deno iprlnoer led the Oemlon-Tem Bow 47, Art St. Leuls- C—MDovIs, RoaHarule. DR-OoklendA can’t get the other side out walking I’ve been going,” sold Rawley, who Expos third baseman ’Tim Wall- Mlke Devis 47, Bob Thernton-MIke New York A LOB—Oakland A New YerkA easier if he didn’t walk so many before opposing pitcher Scott Sand­ Dynamites with two peals while Sarah I QemejMnnlne RBI — Maldonado (D. C7|r OOCYYi IIbI# HfuPK llVl# Chicago's Daryl Boston people. It’s the pitcher’s Job to get was hurt only by John Shelby’s ach, who set a club record with 29 Hernbestel added another peel. Also ivIs 47. Net — Ken Jervls-Stan Jervis " ‘ dlendeTwifilletd,vVwTTfVfV# fVS^OMSMiis* 8— RTheniPsen,enipse . Webster. , DR— Laudner 1 (4), Brunontlnr (N), TWbit) people." , Bob MHler-Lou Rerun 44, Lou CoHe, Randolph. HR-CettainJAcOwIrei MINNBSOTA DRTROIT them out. We had a ton of first-inning homer. "The first erson singled to left. RBI in a month, added some comic playina well fer the Dynamites were B ObrbM arbM Montreal 1, Sen RraiincIsco 7. LOB— Bsrtoon (4), Lemon M). TIo m ) Buckner The bullpen gave the Red Sox a atsala second base with a Glenn Hubbard’s seventh-inning Heidi RelleHer, Seen OrlowskI, Srin Qenioles-Reaer Lenteche 44, Jim (17). Randeleh (a. MOovls (17), Coy (a. Montreal 4, Sen Rrencltco 11. IB— (a|Kt»ox)U4M opportunities to score more runs month of the season was really relief by making his major-league Creoaen-Oon Oethers 40, Dove Ruti- SB^Werd (a, OrHIln (a. _ 4 100 Breknsa 3 110 chance to catch up. belly-first landing as Red homer gave.the Braves a 1-0 lead. Price, Melanie Risk, Seth Mlioras, Crin N ROR H SO Qtaddsnlt 4 34 1 DaRvmlb 3000 Webster 3. WCIerk, MWIIIIems. but we didn’t get the Job done." tough for me because I was coming pitching debut in his 884th game. He I'Nelll, Jessica Nylin, Cathy Merlerty. DeveSlnk 47, Rev Demers-Jee Wekllnd Ruckettd 4 14 7 Qliieenlf 403 1 HR— RThempton (4), Leonard (11). S— Porker (ia . Reds) Hubbard (1), Braves) But the Cube tied it on Gary . roev Oleeser, Debbie Boucher, and 47, Tern Jehnsen-Wes Weltvne 47. Jim Rice, enjoying his first Sox second baseman Marty Except for the defeat, Calderon off an injury. It was like spring worked a scoreless eighth, allowing Cckersley U3-4 0 0 0 0 TrommI ss 4030 Downs A Sebra. Schu(l).Rtil(llet) Shelby (B.Dodgen: Matthews’ RBI infield single. Kelly LeRecoue. The Dynamites travel Pv 4 0 11 Herndndh 1100 IR H R RR BB SO ThempsOT (4),Ltenard (la.Otants. four-hit game of the season, singled Barrett takes the throw, was pleased with his return. training all over again. It was more one hit but getting out of it on a to Watertown for the semifinals Solur- Lamp Perry, a .229 hitter entering the Plunk Hrbekto 40 11 Nokesdh 7000 in two runs in the third. Wade Boggs "I felt great," said Calderon. "I a case of getting the kinks out." double play. doy a ^n st Rolrfleld. New York Bmntkdh 4111 Heolhc 4010 Sebra L33 413 10 4 4 3 backed up by teammate game, now has 23 RBI, 19 of them Loudnerc 4111 Horperrf 7000 Tibbs 113 4 3 3 1 singled in the fifth, went to third on saw everything good and I waited Schu’s homer off Rick Honeycutt, ’"Tim has been bugging me for H o c k p v CBrewn 1 1 0 0 0. Spike Owen. The Red Sox coming with runners In scoring *33 ? I Lmbrdka 4011 Sherldnrt 7000 a double by Rice and scored on Don for my pitch. The first home run 24, tied it in the third; Milt three years to let him pitch — M t c c r t iM M povldmrf lOIOLomencf 1117 _ _ ffyUOOs . _____ 1 1 0 0 0 Ctll8|i liN bill W irii liriM rallied for a 10-9 win. ’Thompson drove in the go-ahead position. 1110 Bsrgmn rf 1 0 0 0 San^fjondsi Baylor’s sacrifice fly. was on a breaking ball. ’The second you’ve got to have some fun in this The. MSC ^clenes_____ (olrls____ IS end 9pptl- 1 ’ 7 . Bushrf run on a force play In the fourth, and "He Just does that. ’’ Tanner said eO shut out Monsfleld, 44, Sotur- Ollari I. Flyire 1 John oltfhad to 7 boilers In tlw 7th, f 4 0 0 1 . two runs and eventually scored on on a fast ball. I Just waited for it. It game too," Expos Manager Buck — .Oeol scorers fer the Cyclones were o s iia ii ( s r - . ’ l h " is w i a . by Dewm. WR— Downs A (DeuMe BilwMMisn) Boston came within striking Schu added a sacrifice fly in the of Perry’s clutch hitting. "He has Lamp pttcheale 3 boilers In the m . Untalres Homs, DeMulhfRIrst, CWll- AtOmoNL Neb. an infield out. was my first day back but I was Roidgers said. Amy Dwtahy, Sharon Rlsh, Jenny riSF vitinppcn pv joivi* ■Rirwwr uf distance with three more in the eighth. the good outlook and attitude." Barnett. Hillary Keever, Devon Oor- Cckersley. tmam isa m on i » - i i tams) Second, Rroemmlne) third. 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JW7- Lakers, Celts continue iToner coping with reaiity that he’s no longer AD ^ Chris Dahl Toner had been starting quarter­ greater ehaflenge than I had Thursday. ”We have only met cur tfefcat boyars aaad to is a ir hhn. He knew that when he wa'rafo^totakacaraafbuahMm iJfha Auoclotad Press retnmed there weald be another back at Boston University In 1P47 antldiMted. R lg ^ up until my b ri^ ... but 1 note John's .a and 1946. He coached Hew Britain decision in January to retiro from repuMlon so a man of intogrity at homo firat.'' man, with the fMI support of the fon ar said he would be spendinf monopoly of NBA final :: ariNDSOR locks - on the ■niversity, taMng over the Job be High ichool to a couple of state adminfstration of athletics, ft con­ who will be supportive .'' football cbamplonsMps between tinued to Impress me more and Toner went on to become presi­ a lot of time at the school even jnoming of the day his successor bad held for 16 years. The Impllea- though he F as goinf on adtoM etra- ^ould be named. University of tlon was ~ despite the Mceties tenures as assistants at BU and more. Athletic directorsMp Is the dent of the NCAA from 1966 to 1666 tive leave, but wouldn't be pokfM 117-114 Victory ever the scrappy Lakars Coach Pat Rilay, who Connecticut Athletic Director John uttered about Mm In the alw ays ColumMa, respectively. He cam e to most challenging Job in collegiate and has since chaired Hs flpeefal By Ken Peters Into the athletfc departmenfe 65 moved his team to the coastal :ar. Toner was on ms w » to the awkward transitloa process — that UConn as football coach in 1966. atMetics." Committee on Drag Testing, a post The Associated Press Platons In the deciding game of the fairs after Tomer takes control Eastern Conforenoe flnals. community of Santa Barbara for a College Football Hall of Fame for there was a need for fresh Mood “There’s no doubt that the Toner quickly became known for In which he plans to continae mlnl-camp Over the weekend, likes Ills Induction. heading the department. hIghlIgM of my career was accept­ Ms aMIHy to strike a balance in Ms offering Ms services. Ju fe 1. INGLEWOOD, Csllf. - One of ‘But we’ve got another step In He wants to devote time to Me the fact that his players are rested ' ” 17hy do you want to talk to m et “I ’ve already tM p t6 with it,” said ing the Job at Connecticut as head athletic programs that resulted in gome people believe that Toner's sport’s svpreme rivelries will be front of u s.... fv e been tired since work with the new sports faciffty January. We could have quit a long and healthy. But he’s concerned lin a ha5been,” be said half- Toner, who Just turned 64. “It football coach,” Toner said. “I competitive success without sacri­ heavy load of work on the national renewed as the Boston Celtics end and to possibly develop a druf Lee Anfeleo Lakers continue what time ago,” Bird, who played all 41 that they also might be a little JoUitaly as be took a seat at a wasn’t an easy decision for me to spent my early years tralMng to ficing fair play or Integrity. Mr. level, while helping UConn gain a widespread reputation, prevented awareness program. He wfll con­ has bean a virtual two-team monop­ minutes In the seventh game, rusUr. Brad fey International Airport gate make. But it was made with the toll become a head coach, waiting for Clean some caned Mm. He rose to become one of the most Mm from adequately overseeing tinae to bold a position as professor o l y NBA Uties in the MMs. added. ‘‘We’re not going to quit ‘“fbe pro of the layoff Is obviously 40 await boarding of the Jet that knowledge that I should move on. that opportunity. Rflien I was prominent flgures In intercoll5 the school’s athletic department. in the gchool of Education's sports Ilie Celtics, who have collected now.” the rest,” he said. “The con is the kveiildtakehlm on the first leg of Ms There are other tMngs for me to offered the athletic directorsMp, glate athletics over the past two Hw topic was broached at the news and leisure studies. three league championships In the The Celtica made it to the league stateness.” )rip to Mason, Ohio. plan on doing that e^ a lly challeng­ my first thougM was that I didn’t conference introducing Tomer. “I certainly want to wfsb the ’Ms, and the Lakers, who have also finals despite a rash of ailnnents. Riley said that he wasn’t sur­ - As the National Football Founda­ ing, If not more challentfng, at this want to give up football. At the decades. He played a role In subdividing football competition " I ’m going to mind the store. But athletic (Hrector every poeslbfe won three crowns, open the 1SS7 Including Injuries to center Robert prised that the Celtics won the tion’s “ Distinguished American,” stage of my life. same time 1 didn’t want to gasp Into Divisions lA and lAA and was part of minding the store is knowing success. 1 win not be there to title series Tuesday night at the Parish, forward Kevin McHale, Eastern Conference despite their !foner’s picture was hung among “Actually, I ’m looking forward to over who my boss mIgM be.” what’s going on around the country associate myself with the conduct Porum. guard Daniw Ainge and backup Injury problems and added that he jihe great names of college football the change and I don’t plan to seek 8o, he penormed both Jobs for one of the original architects of the and In the Big East and In the of the division of athletics.... Under It would seem to be the Lakers’ center Bill Walton. thinks the championship round “Is during the cere.mony Friday — the any other type of administrative two years. But he decided togiveup Big East Conference. Yankee Conference and other ass5 no drcnmstances should someone turn to win. ”I look at the piayers on our team golM to be a great series.” same day that newspapers carried position such as athletic director at coacMng after 1976 when the ”1 have the utmost respect for datlons,” Turner said, diplomati­ who is passing on assume that he Is They were the champions In ISSO, and ask them, ‘Are you hurt?’ And I ‘“nie Celtics won a title last year .word that Todd Turner had been another Institution. Those days Huskies won the Yankee Confer­ John Toner and the contributions be cally. “But I think, particularly in an automatic part of the future. But leet and INS. ’The Celtics won titles go from there,” Boston Coach K.C. and a lot of people didn’t even pick 'picked as his replacement. have gone by.” ence title. has made to Intercollegiate athlet­ them to get out of the East, and a lot “After one year on the Job (as ics at Connecticut and nationally,’’ the Intitial stages, people at the 1 am a resource. I’m readily In IM l, lN 4and ISN — and no team Jones said. I TThat should have been one of But that is not to say that he won’t available to help, but 1 don't expect Boston faces a Lakers squad that of people didn’t pick us to be here at H m er’s proudest sendoffs turned miss the Job he took on In March of athletic director) It became ob­ Turner, the new AD, said at Ms school need to be comfortable with has repeated as league champion me. Our alumni, our contributors. to get called upon.” since Boston did It IS years ago. hasn’t played since last Monday, the beginning of the season,” Riley Into a somewhat uneasy one for 1969. vious to me that It was a. much Introductory new conference Only the Philadelphia 76ers, who when Los Angeles completed a said. heat the Lakers In the finals in 19SS, four-game sweep of Seattle In the “Hey, let’s get on with It. It (the have kept Boston and Los Angeles Western Conference flnals. Celtics-Lakers matchup) Is what CFA members look from sharing all the NBA cham­ “Right now. I’d say they’re the people want. It’s supposed to be the pionship rings handed out since best team In the league,” McHale ma^cal matchup.” Sportu In Britf ItTt. said of the Lakers. “Underdog or “I feel the series Is the best The Lakers, who had the league’s overdog. It doesn’t matter to m e .... against the best,” said Lakers best regular-season record at 65-17 It’ll be good to go out there and see. guard Magic Johnson, the league’s Mots talking with Tom Saavor to restore integrity MVP this season. “Boston has been and are 11-1 in the playoffs, come how good they are. APplietar NEW YORK — The New York Mets have been negotiating with doing It for so long, even before we Into this year’s finals completely “’They’re either going to beat the thre5tlm e Cy Young Award winner Tom Seaver and could sign By Herscfwi Nlssenscn ready for the group’s 1986 meeting. crap out of us or It’ll be a good got here (to the flnals). So it’s a He said the committee would have healthyjind with eight days’ rest. Evert’ won 6-4, 6-1 to advance to the him by the end of the week, according to a published mport. The Assecloted Press ’The t i t l e s , extended to seven series.” special feeling.” Chris Evart makas a backhand return in representation from, the CEOs, “’The Lakers are a great team,” ’The Celtics barely survived to quarterfinals. Monday’s editions of the New York Dally News reported that athletic directors, head coaches games by both Milwaukee and her match with Katarina Maiaava of the Mets began talking with the 45year-old Seaver after starters DALLAS - College football could Detroit in their last two series, are Bird said. “They’ve been playing make It to the title round. ’The and faculty representatives Buigaria at the French Open in Paris. David Cone and Rick Aguilera were sidelined with Injuries last lose Its status as a Mg-time sport wounded and probably quite weary. like we did last year. ... ’The way seventh game of the Eastern flnals ohless It cleans up Its act, according committees. “I wish this were the end of it,” an we’ve been playing on the road, might well have gone the other way week. to the president of Wake Forest The monitoring system was in‘5 , obviously tired Larry Bird said they could blow us away out there. had not the nstons lost their Seaver, who starred for the Mets from 1967-77 and pttched for University. posed by the Rev. Edmund P. Saturday after he led Boston to a We can’t let that happen.” leading scorer, Adrian Dantley, to them again In 1963, became a free agent after he was unable to Dr. Thomas J. Hearn, represent­ Joyce, who retired Bunday as an injury in the third quarter. He Nystrom is giving Lendi reach a contrad agreement with the Boston Red Sox during the ing the College Football Associa­ executive vice president of Notre suffered a mild concussion when he off-season. Other teams were reluctant to sign Seaver for fear of tion’s newly formed chief executive Dame. and teammate VInnte Johnson losing a top amateur draft pick — an Impediment that will officers committee, told the windup Father Joyce said such a system TEAM COMPARISON collided head-on while diving for a disappear by mid-week, when the draft la completed. session of the CFA’s lltb annual would be preventive rather than loots ball. Seaver, who has 811 career wins, was acquired by the Red Sox meeting Sunday that “the Issue of punitive. He said a monitor could be i .(hr I-. (.'Hii'. ’The appearance In the NBA finals troubie at French Open from the Chicago White Sox last June. He was 57 with a 3.98 Integrity, whether In recruiting or appointed for each of the CFA’s 66 will be the 19th by the Celtics, who campuses — or perhaps one agent O varii Raeord 7 5 1 $ 7 5 8 6 earned run average for the Red Sox, but missed the American academic procedures. Is being are a remarkable 16-2 In previous Bv Larry SIddons vanced to the women’s quarterfi­ the first set Sunday. linked In the public eye with the for four or five schools—who would The Swede stayed on the baseline League playoffs and the World Series with a knee Injury. 44-4 46 -8 trips to the championship round. Tho Assoclatod Press nals and two more seeded players larger questions of Integrity In the have total access to every aspect of HOfTMiBMOfd pnd rejected Lendl’s attempto to Seaver, contacted at his Greenwich, Conn., home by the Dally ’Hie Lakers, who moved from were upset. News, refused to confirm or deny that negotiations were taking social order. The perception out the football program and would nOMPIPOOIV 88-14 88-86 Minnesota to California In 1961, PARIS — Hie serve Is the Evert, seeded third and bidding play points quickly. make written reports to the place. there Is that bIg-tIme schools have been In the finals 19 times and ultimate weapon In tennis. Ilie for a third consecutive French In the second set, Lendl showed oppose Improved standards.” president. . Ftayeffa 11-1 11-6 have won the title nine times. server holds the advantage. In both Open championship and eighth more patience, hitting his strokes With that In mind, the CFA Dr. Hearn said there Is a feeling deeper and making fewer errors. The second game of the best-of- the scoring and the mind. overall, beat ISth-seeded Katerina Crampton capturaa Senior event agreed to appoint a committee to “that abuses are widespread, ^ A vg .l» ta. 116.5 118.6 seven series will be played ’Thurs­ The server can dictate the pace. Maleeva of Bulgaria 6-3, 6-1. ’That pattern continued In the therefore the system Is corrupt, CASTLE ROCK, Colo. — Bruce Crampton, as close to study a national monitoring system day night at the Forum, with the ’The server can move an opponent Uke Evert, Navratilova put third set, Lendl breaking Nystrom Intended to prevent possible therefore occasional (NCAA) pe­ \ 0 P P .A V 5 F U 106.4 107.8 for a 5-3 lead and serving for the set. perfection as he has ever played, opened the door to his third, fourth and a possible fifth around and pick the point of attack. togther a second consecutive over­ abuses. nalties are unfair because the A----a--- But every time the champion competitors with an errant drive at the eighth hole, then Gooiwig game scheduled in Boston on June ’The server Is supposed to have the powering performance, ousting 0 “Although we are In the enter­ violators are only doing what 7, 9 and 11. edge. West Germany’s 16th-seeded Syl­ came to the final point, he either slammed It emphatically with a cup-rattling birdie en route to his tainment business, our fundamen­ everyone else Is doing.” RiboufMkiQ ’The Lakers, who own the home- After dropping the first set to via Hanika 6-0, 6-2. made a mistake or Nystrom came first individual Seniors Tour victory of 1987. tal purpose Is to be on the side of He dted another view that up with a great shot. D .J ^ s o n court advantage by virtue of their Sweden’s Joaklm Nystrom 6-2 In Evert next plays Raffaella ReggI The unflappable Crampton fired a bogey-free 5under-par 67 Integrity, and there Is no question “aMises are not the norm and A I I 33 3 3 regular-season record, would host the fourth round ^ nday, Ivan of Italy, the 14th seed, who beat Winning volleys were followed bv Sunday to claim a one-stroke victory over Walt Zembrlskl In the where the colleges and the presi­ college football Is essentially the final two games. If the series fIfth-SMded Helena Sukova of Cse- > sound, that It’s a public relations Lendl, defending his title In the mishit forehands. Backhands land­ $880,000 Denver Champions of Golf tournament. dents will stand on that Issue,” AS l)fnn OoeNuui goes that far, on June 14 and 16. French Open, won the second set 6-1 choslovakla, 6-3, 4-6, 6-2. ing in the net were followed by; Crampton, a seven-time winner last season, teamed with Hearn told a record gathering of 218 problem, that the media blows and was serving to wrap up the Navratilova’s quarterfinal foe backhand winners, and then Into Orville Moody In the Legends of Golf In April and also has won delegates representing each of the things out of proportion. third. will be another West German, the net again. three unofficial crowns this year. CFA’s 68 active member schools, “If the system Is corrupt,” he Thirty-six times the Csechos- eighth-seeded Claudia Kohde- APaiwM plus three associate members. said, “thereeventually wlllbealaw Neither player was blameless.' Crampton’s 64-hole total of 18-under 804 broke the tournament lovak served with a 6-3 lead. Eleven Kllsch, who eliminated unseeded record of 5under-par at the demanding TPC-Plum Creek course Dr. Martin Massengale, chancel­ to eliminate the system. If there are Lendl squandered nine set points in' only occasional abuses, the system MB’s win Twilight opener times he reached set pdint. Never Nathalie Tauilat of France, 6-1,3-6, and earned him $87,600. . Corning Clattic winner OIndy Harloh reacts afer she lor of the University of Nebraska did the edge fall his way. 6-0 . that game. Nystrom had six break­ and the CFA’s board chairman, Is In such peril that any further points vanish before Lendl hit a- Zembrlskl, tied for the lead with Crampton at 7-under as the chipped In a birdie on the 16th hole. It was the aecond of evidence of Institutional violations Nystrom always came up with In men’s matches Sunday, Karel day began, birdled the 18th hole to claim second place. He closed said a study committee would be The.tecond choice proved to be a 4-0 win over Bristol at Moriarty Sunday but It’s game with the the shot to turn back Lendl and Novacek of Csechoslovakla ousted forehand long and let his head drop: four conaecutive birdies that ahe made to finish at 13 appointed In the next few weeks and will put the whole system In good one. Field. Newington Capitols at Newington eventually won the set 7-6. lOth-seeded Martin Jalte of Argen­ In dejection. with a 68 for a 808 total. ^ hopefully would have its report ultimate jeopardy.” High was washed out. Newington Dale Douglass, who momentarily drew Into a tie with under par. Craig Steuemagel. who got the Later, darkness Joined Nystrom tina, 7-6, 6-4, 6-7, 6-3. In the ninth game, Lendl had two was leading, 1-0. The game will be Crampton late In Sunday’s round, hit his drive on the 16th hole start as expected starter Dave Brian Marshall was 2-for-2 in­ in at least temporarily denying In the quarterfinals, Novacek more set points, but Nystrom held replayed. Into the water, suffered a bogey and wound up with a 67 and a 206 Bldwell missed the game due to his cluding a two-run homer to pace the Lendl a place In the quarterfinals. runs Into an old friend, Czechos­ on a smash off a short service wife giving birth Saturday — It was MB’s. Ray Sullivan chipped In with ’The match, suspended after 3 lovak Miloslav Meclr, the fifth seed total. Moriarty’s resumes play Wed­ return to tie at 5-B. He then broke for a girl —, spun a shutout as Moriarty a l-for-3 performance for the hours, 17 minutes, was to resume and the winner of every set he has 6-5 on four Lendl errors and won th e! Sheehan’s collapse Job nesday at 6 p. m. against the Vernon Brothers opened its Greater Hart­ winners. today dn.Center Court, with Lendl played In the tournament. set that so many times looked to b e ; Orioles at Henry Park. Davey Allison wins Budwalssr 500 ford ’Twilight League season with a Moriarty’s got In three Innings leading the fourth set 4-0, and ’The winner of the Lendl-Nystrom lost when Lendl netted on approach serving. match faces 10th seeded-Andres shot. DOVER, Del. — Davey Allison may be a rookie, but he’s opens door Yor Rarick ’The women’s quarterfinals were Gomes of Ecuador, who ended a making his mark on the NASCAR circuit this year. to start today, os No. 2 Steffi Graf of family dream double by coming After referee Jacues Dorfmann Allison registered his second victory of the season Sunday, declined to call the match because Film watching gives Tyson West Germany met sixth-seeded back from two sets down and match winning the Budwelser 800 at Dover Downs International Bv John F. BonfattI, , “I was actually more into her Manuela Maleeva of Bulgaria and point to beat Emilio Sanches, of darkness, Lendl came out The Associated Press . game than I was Into mine, ’’ Rarick quickly In the fourth set, using a: seventh-seeded Gabriela Sabatlnl Aranxa’s brother, 8-7, 1-6, 7-6, 7-8, The victory also marked Allison's second In the Winston Cup, said. “I was saying, 'OK Patty, faced 18-year-old Aranxa Sanches 6-4. pair of forehand smashes to break- CORNING. N Y. - Cindy Rar- good birdie’ because she was Nystrom In the second and fourth but the 25year-old from Hueytown, Ala. said his first victory at of Spain. Nystrom is unseeded In the Talladega In the Winston 800 will be the most special. ick’s second LPGA Tour victory of playing so well.” ., big picture against Thomas ’The suspension of the Lendl- tournament but only because play­ games, os flash cameras sparked In! the year came as Patty Sheehan fell ’’All. day she had been playing Allison, who started In the second position, had a ^•7-»ec®nd Nystrom match ended a long day In ers are not graded by court surface. the stands and the sunsettumed the apart. solid golf and I thought„’It’a Patty’s which defending women’s cham­ On clay, he is among the best In the western clouds pink. victory on the “Monster Mile” oval over second-place Bill Elliott, Sheehan was In command most of day,’ because she was playing very By Ed Schuyler Jr. pion Chris Evert and top-seeded world, as he showed In beating By that time Dorfmann could not who started on the pole. j the daji at the Corning Country Club steady and she had a real positive The Associated Press Martina Navratilova easily ad­ Lendl In Rome and underscored In see enough and called the match. Before a record crowd of 88,000. Allison, who averaged 112.982 blit she bogeyed the 16th and 18th attitude.” mph, and Elliott were the only drivers on the lead lap at the end. holes. Rarick, meanwhile, regis­ Sheehan had the lead at 15under LAS VEGAS, Nev. - Mike Tyson Terry Labonte was one lap down In third, and Dale Earnharot tered birdies on the final four holes on the 18th, which is when Rarick’s got the picture from watching films and Benny Parsons, both two laps down, cam e In fourth and fifth, for a final-round 5under-67 Sunday startling surge began with an of PInklon ’Thomas’ fights. Georgia’s visit to CWS quick one pfiSD0ctt vbIv • and a one-stroke victory over l5foot birdie putt. ’Then ’Thomas got the message in Allison and his father, Bobby, dominated the field In first and . Sheehan, Jane Geddes and Betsy Sheehan’s problems began on the' next hole', when her drive stopped the form of a barrage of power By Tam Vint than that,” said Georgia Coach brought in relief ace Cris Carpen­ second until Bobby Allison overheated and called It quits aRer 362 King. . “I’d say Patty Sheehan lost,” punches in the sixth round of his bid Tht Associated Press Steve Webber. ter, who worked his way out of a laps. under a pine tree. Forced to play to wrest the the World Boxing Georgia had Arkansas down 51 bases-loaded jam In the eighth Rarick, who earped 141,280 with the the ball back out onto the fairway, Council and World Boxing Associa­ OMAHA, Neb. — Georgia’s first early In the Sunday nightcap before before Rod Moore reached first on a 13-under-par 276’ total, said when . she bogeyed the hole. . tion heavyweight titles from ’Tyson visit to the College World Beries Randy Bobb hit a three-run homer bunt single, went to third on Kelly Mike Andretti cope Ami^rlcan 200 asked If she wbh or Sheehan lost. But Sheehan skid she still thought Saturday night. didn’t last long. In the sixth. Jim Kremers’ bloop Zone’s bloop single and scored on MILWAUKEE — Disappointment continued to overtake Mario Starting the day * five ..strokes she was in pretty good shape. behind leader Dawn Coe. Rarick,. “All week long I birdled 17 and 19, - “I knew from watching his A 3-2 loss to Stanford In a RBI single with one out In the Kremers' bloop single in the ninth. Andretti and Roberto Guerrero, who for the second straight week previous fights, that he tended to bottom oif the ninth kept the 51-151 whose first victory In three years on so I thought If I could birdie at least laMoroiimMOiPiim .,,.. first-round game that was i n ­ were steered clear of victory by late-race circumstances beyond get tired around the seventh cluded Sunday afternoon a m r Rasorbacks In the double­ "They just got the key hit when the tour came earlier this year at one of them ... but It didn’t happen,!’ round,” the tO-year-old ’Tyson said. elimination tournament. they ne^ed It,” said Webber, the Hawaiian Opeiii ‘ saids she she said. DmULSDKlIBIIDOT PRKB. being suspended by rain Saturday, **’Andre"t^^ car lost Its rear, wing with 80 laps left f craslied ”I had seen him gasping for air.” followed by a 5-4 loss to ArkansS\s “Hiat one RBI definitely was whose team finished with a 42-21 thought first place "was a llttleouf ' Rarick, who holed a 25foot chip Into a concrete wall. Guerrero blew an engine on lap , creating .Have any Mi^las shock abkirber or strut installed now ’Tyson sensed after five rounds several hours later, abruptly endeq better than getting five against record. 178 of reach.” ' ‘ ,. .,. shot tor birdie on the 16th and then that the 29-year-old ’Thomas was the Bulldogs’ first-ever appearance ’Texas,” Kremers said. Kremers Carpenter fell to 5 4 with the loss, an o J e S for Michael Andretti. Mario’s son, to win Sunday’s “I was just trying to make a few rolled home a 25foot birdie putt on and yau’ll get the second one installed for h ^ price! fading, and while he waited for the In t h e NCAA baseballV had five RBI during a 13-6 Arkansas while Kevin Helton, 2-1, picked up . birdies and finish .in the.top 10,” she the 17th, began to'feel that whet sixth round to begin, he told trainer loss in Saturday’s first-round game ^"IrwaTone^of the tough races of my career,” said. seemed impossible five holes ear­ championship. the win In relief for Arkansas. SALE INCLUDES: Kevin Rooney, “One more round. Seton Hall In 1974 is believed to be 1 against No. 1 ’Texas. The Rasorbacks advanced to' Andretti said after his fourth career victory and second straight Actually,, she said, she i was lier. might not be so far-fetched. ., admiring the way Sheehan, who “I said, T v e got twO;^ holes left One more round.” eliminated from the College World I Bobb, played Sunday night in his Wednesday’s elimination game • Ultraguard X C * . Now It’s on to an Aug. 1 fight for Series In a single day, according to first game since cracking a bone In against the loser of Monday’s "^‘The com ^tltton was great with Bobby <**“’*“*?.• had five birdies on the final round’s , arid If I make a birdie.here ... ,” the undisputed championship NCAA officials. his Wrist during the Southwest Oklahoma State-Louislana State Dad and then I saw Dad on the side of the road, he said. first 11 holes, was playing. Rarick recalled. - Gas Shocks miDAS against ’Tony ’Tucker as ’Tyson Conference tournament In mid- game. OSU Is third-ranked and LSD "When I went by the accident, he looked '•hen I w^^ Arizona State, ranked sixth, was • Superguard GS® maintains his busy boxing eliminated 3-0 by No. 8 Florida May. ranked seventh. ) back around. It was taking a long Ume to get •> m schedule. State in Sunday’s other game. It " I went to the trainer and told Florida State, which blanked Pooley in winner’s circie Gas Shocks and I got worried. There was not a whole lot 1 could do. Seeing him T *4 ^ s' Tucker succeeded Michael also marked the first time In 16 trips him any way I can get into the Arisona State 5 0 on Chris Pollack’s being^put on the stretcher was one of the worst moments of my • Ufegtiard® Shocks Spinks as the International Boxing to the College World Series tb4t game, I want In,” Bobb said. “My six-hitter, takes Its 8517 record Into Bv Rusfv NUIIer Pooley caught thlrd-roynd leader federation heavyweight champion Arisona State had been ellmlnatM hand has been hurting more when I the other Wednesday elimination Scott Hoch on the front side, hung at *^*'^hat’s when I said, "This one is for him.”’ ' • The Assoclotad PrSss • Springuard® Shocks stopping Jam es "Buster” Dou­ In two games. ’The Sun Devils lost to field than when I bat. I ’ve been game against the loser of Tuesday’s MnWn Andretti was checked at a Milwaukee hospital Sunday. \ or nearthe lead through the middle glas in the 10th round on the same Oklahoma State 8-3 Friday night) wanting to get into the lineup.” Texas-Stanford contest. X-rey re -doctor called a "non-dlspla^ fracture • DUBLIN. Ohio - It had been of his rounit. and then birdled the Saturday card outdoors at the Las "We were really flat until the • MaePherson Struts . Hie sting of elimination was “Pollack dominated,” Florida nf the tin of the spinous process” or a small crack in one of his seven long years since Don Pooley. last two holes to win by three shoU Vegas Hilton. soothed by the effort Georgia gave homer,” said Arkansas Coach State Coach Mike Martin said. “His had won a professional golf over Curt Byrum. j^ n k s was stripped of the title for cervlcaWertebrae. In common terms, Andretti has a sore neck. See warran^’ferms Its coach in the achooTs first trip to Norm DeBrlyn. "We couldn’t get fastball was the best ever. tournament. " I t ’s something you .dream roKisIng to agree to a mandatory the CWS. anything going until Randy Bobb Pollack’s pitching and Ed Ful­ He had made a comfortable about,” Pooley Sam. w h tn at your local Midas dealer. defense against Tucker, was "All I can say Is that my guys started hitting.” ton’s two-run homer sent Arisona Stnna cops Monaco Grand Pr|x living and become a respected The victory was worth $146,000 to ranked No. 1 by U|e-IBi^Douglas After Bobb’s homer,. Georgia Pooley .'who was wlnless since the gave It all, and I can’t ask tor more State home with a 4527 record. member of thq PGA Tour, but when Offer Expires; 6/30/87 was ranked aeegiu— MONTE CARLO, Monaco — This year’s Monaco Grand Prlx, th«y finished every Sunday Ms. 1900 B.C: Open. He dld.lt with " I ’m a better boxer than Mike,” the oldest Formula One race run on essenUally the same rour^ name was never at the top of the vrounds of 76.67. 66 and 70 over the saM Tucker, who Is sure to be a since It started in 1929. had a number of firsts associated with list. ‘ I ■ 7,104-yard, par-72 Jack Nlcklaus- decided underdog despite a SS-0 WBA-WBC hMvywoloht champion Miko Tyson raisos his Gooden is sharp in finai tuneup Brasilian Ayrton Senna’s victory. ' "It was frustrating at times,’ deslgncd layout. Call for evening hours. record, with M knockouts. It was the first time that a Japanese-powred Pooley said "Anytime that you go Tyaon’a managers, Jim Jacobs fist aftor boating Pinklon Thomas with a sixth round TKO Pooley had finished Second to Hal through the narrow streets of Monaco as Senna s **jjf'^* that long Without winning, you have Sutton by four strokes at the and Bill Caytm, already are in thoir titio fight Saturday night in Las Vagas. Bv Michael aero the Maine Guides 1-6 In the opener " I felt real good,” he said In a The Associated Press o6 an International League Lotus-Honda breesed to an easy victory Sunday after another thoughts. There were a lot of Metoorial a year ago. He Wasn’t BloomtloM 846-6460 Now Britain 884-6167 WaltIngford 8650066 fanning fer W ood Tucker tor statement released by Mets’ sp5 tournaments that I should have won surprised that his drought'ended at their fighter, wheee career ef M doubleheader. kesman Dennis D’Agostino. “I got Branford 461-8866 Now Haven 1111 Wslarbury 767-0866 OLD o r c h a r d b e a c h , Maine " “it'*was’th'Tnret the new. computer-controlled and didn’t. You just start wonder­ vieterfea in N flghta, 17 by knock- knew be was In control agaliwt hitting. Former m ajorleaguer Ron Ro- ahead of the hitters early, and that • Muirfleld. Bristol 8657666 New London 447-1711 Walarbury 7657661 Altar Tyaon battered Thomas in — As Dwight Gooden wormed up ing if It’s ever going to happen.” eut. apaaa only aoeut 17 nnonths. Thomaa, he also adnnitted to have enicke got the only hit off Gooden, was the key. This Is the best I’ve felt “If a course con fit your game, I . Hartford 8656818 N. Hartford the ofMnlng round In a bid tor his tor his final m lnoi^leam tune-up, slicing a single to leftin the second ' ■ Then came Sunday, the culmina­ W. Hartford 0650171 Thay plan te have the yooiigeet been brtefly worried. In the five starts I’ve made here.” then this flU my game,’’' Pooley BnIMd 7450806 Nomdeh "I almdMhad4w«l(am lights In a 16th nrst-round knockout, the bout Hdewater Hdes pRmng coach inning. The Tides won the game on new Grand Prlx victory record after tying the mark In Ms lu t tion of a month of Sundays for Don Waalbrook 665660V heavywelghi champion ever light said. Orolon' 4456186 Rooky Hill row,” Tyoon oald. "That’s not good became one of mauling and In­ John Cumberland said be expected Andre David’s home run In the top race He failed when oil problems started early in the raw for Ms Pooley, and the final,round of the 664-86N TyreO B tifs at an undetermined Gooden drew repeated cheers ' He took the lead for good when Hamden >46 6667 Bouthington flnaiwially.” fighting over the next four rounds. nothing short of an "outstanding of the aeventh. from the season-high crowd of 6,121 McLaren-TAG, finally knocking him out with two laps left, Memorial Tournament at the Mulr- 4651766 site eoanenaie in October, then fight Byrum, the first-round leader with 6456606 8. Hartford On M archTbere, Tyson, who was H im were boos from the crowd of performance” by the New York Gooden, who Is scheduled to start at The Ballpark. ^ n w had « easy time, winning by more than « fleld Village Golf Club. a t^ hi Doceanber ngainat an Pooley had a final-round l-under- a record-tying 64; bogeyed the 18th 647H6100 Torrington Vamon 6754640 eppooont to be aolectod and at a site aid St.6 millien tor Saturday’s 11,766. Meta’ ace right-hander. his flrit major league game of the Gooden was taken out alter six fellow Brasilian Nelson Piquet In I hour. 87 inlnuteB, 84.0M JgM , wen the WBA tiUe on a Midway through the sixth round He got one. season Friday night against Pitts­ par 70 for a 72-hole total of hole. Then Pooley put the cham-' to he cheoaa. They alee have IS innings of the seven-lnnlng game o^nds over the 76 twlsUng laps. He took the to-4 •B-r i»le plonship out of reach by hitting a unaniaAous dedsien In a dull of the acheduled ll-round light, Gooiten pitched six Innings of burgh at Shea Stadium, said he was I5 under-^r 272 to come back from a Biht on March II at because he had already thrown 166 winner Nlgei Mansell of Britain dropped out alter leading for the l5 foot putt from the back fringe a t . MIBUIIEQRIIUaRTIinRRTIMI. laround oMteh, In which Ms Tyson hurt Thomas with a right one-hit ball Sunday for the Meta’ top pleaiwd by his fifth mlnoNeague a four-stroke disadvantage .at the I an opponent to be pitchea In 95degree beat. Slxty-one nrst 17 for a two-shot lead. opponent, JaaMO ’’Bonecruaher" uppercut to the Jaw. He then farm chib, strild u out 16 and appearance since leaving a drug of Gooden’s 166 pitches were 30 laps. ______' ^ __L start of the day. \ - smashed a right to the body. n , a SW-1 favorite. 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This firm . fields. program services. ® MOVN; 'tiW COtitWMW A it ^ however, the council’s revenues rather to a "Treasorer’e Office" In as you m w recall from my reports 1) One key hHflcator of a charity’s s> Be wary of charities making 0fidifs«i6h/M ri( (DMliWDvM: 'thoWbMvyoooftMM'- (NBO MOVIE:'Sw------vN M W------An *n "gylvia Porter’s New Money oon c iiy whoo so ocoouMont n op- igrttsfic gunman comes to thejdeWrt! defense Of a n o d / Andy courta a gki vkhpee peWitia suddenly multiplied 100 times to Washington, D.C. — all of this of June ilm , was the target of close roMOnsibiiity and honesty w its exaggerated or misleading claims ftuDkfi/ddhDDt. douuod/OMtMotoro/osnpdvinoyor, no vvestem mmingrtown being ihreerened by are fillin g over hdy 01 a Arttfce data at R lS 7,iS 0 ! giving tbe Impression that the scrutiny in that year by mree states wfllingness td give you complete or using fund-raising gimmicks, Book for the 00^’’ 1,0W pages^w 0 (Xwngo ^ nosiY ono itonis to Koop an evtf landovtmer. Cimi Eastwopd,^Mlchaei Which he preaKN* Mickey RSPPrtey, d m m This sudden dramatic hifhn of contribution was goliM to some because of its role in operating information about ItseH. An asso­ such as offteial-looking stationery, dOwo-to-earth advice on pm^Mo* tM / (^ ^ o p o iv^ MWbroofc, joo Ptw)", Morlefty, Carrie Snodgress 1999. Rated Reed, Ann RutbetlPt'd. 1042 funds was the result of a direct-mail government agency. Other mail­ another cancer charity with high ciate of mine wrote to tbe United sweepstakes or ouestionnafres of money management, is^yaflawe R (W Stereo) ® CrMMumef OkPMutU NWWttt* campaign in which the council sent ings offered recipients the chance fund-raising costs — the American Cancer Council twice for (Ms dubioos valne. through her column. send|P.Piipiw (titfna&fMMk (U B A I NitptMie ® AibeU to re M M * RiWditW letters soliciting funds to over 10 to win a free "m yst^ gift." Institute MT Cancer Hesearch. Information In mid-febmary. ft 4) ff you're still undecided, check |i for mailing and handling to i n t o i IWDVW; 'N M M y o m if. fiW R l H D P M QD Eof Khfa' aoke Opdeial; ® NonyvvboU orwf to* 3 M N "gylvia Porter’s new Money Bock omor 3Mr A war sNOr vonoofto spMts OhvMU million households across tbe flow much of your contrlbotion When the WatsonAHogheyconnec- had not yet arrived as of late May. Out the charity with the two leading Vovomomourof iMKo i9«e rums Valerie imo a btonrje (R> fln Stereo) of conflict-of-interest, (he (wo Information Bureau, ip Union 13 1 2 : O D A M ® BkyxMV A BMvtPiy Rkiire one of these solicitations. A typical lied" cancer research? stepped down from the A fC H board, costs are reasonabfs. The National Bquare West, New York N .Y . lOOOO Make checks payable (0 Andrena, (Dfto Nerwa Uopmer r'bmence whb eb odidban apace pnbbeM one came In an ofhdal-looklng Not much. althwgh they still continue to be Charities Information Bureau and the Council of Better Business McMeel A Parker. I (U BA Idw w w w 8:DDRM(I)NewhenteC)D)eks plans rakes a biyen'e turn vVhen bef ex-boyMerttJ, S:SCirtll(t>(IH6&6ht*t&tamkrt (or on Old-fashioned thanksgiving go vvbo wes cobbecred to a tbPb infoftbbf, Would-be mother knows (Sssppears (76 rbtb.) (R) (D M Act tom ibt) ewry (R) X ) MOVIE: 'Rienfo' A dfifrer starts a (HEKnCPOapbaty: ittaim tatthaCO ({g iS iW M chain of evems at a local Labor Day picnie eogp a (CC) A dotutam a baaed afi Haa- ( S SUsf d 3aWvdsv totiM Which affect the lives of ftve people WiF scripts from the hear'aig of eigfif ortO- A b o u t T o w n (U(tltOC torn llam Mokjen, Kim Novak, Cliff Robertson Vietnam War acth/iofa vVbO WOfe triedfCf time is not on her side itieiiing riots m Chicogb Airing me lS36 1999 (M ® MOVrE: the tong NPf Svmiwer' Democratic Convention tbchxlns im^- Views with actuel participanta AWite Noff- Wwl ISIFIICWfw W lfV IS Ivn (CC) the ewivel of en ambitious drifter m a DEAR the bearded brigade for two de­ tbtOtfOi&miuiao mob, Jerry Rubin abd Tom Moyder,. Stof- cades — and for none of the above smell Mississippi hsmiei serves as a esra rtbg Peter Boyle, Robert Cerradine obd H O M e Laddwr unH to m«tt A S S Y : f am 37. Uaktnjumt-. MaW Umovs 3«N lysi for suspiciori, violence and rnurder. Einott Goutd (2 tvs) ()b Stereo) M ark (not his reasons. Don Johnson, Jason Robords, tyVA She­ Hose A Ladder Co. f will hold Ms annual meetfM pherd. 1S86 Pert 1 of 2 |R) (fn Siereo) 1 2 : 1 0 A M (M A X ) MOVIE: 'Su e Cfye M alnam e) Is 42. 7:0KIRIM(De«3iiMw« Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the British American CTub. It will DEAR AERY: You recently 1® ® Amerioan PtoybPvae (CC) fat The crew of on expedtbOb to Mere m H e ’ s divorced D e a r A h h y CtJIfllSIM'A^toN 2036 IS terrorised by a creature awottebed be preceded by a supper at 6; 36 p.m. waswted that a ttitlit would make ® Novela: Eea Mucfweha d» b)0» Cafe with (wo Chlld- ( D WhSit of SONWW ICC) by me powers of a mysTonous cryslol. C. A M g i i l V an B u ra n an Meal pet o e c B u e e n u vuu j w o u k i (CNN) Lorry King uve jusTOb Campbefl, Soye Bott f9R6. Rated •.of rofl. I am a sue- (DilOty.OM'SyMiviM f mbtom Chib eetifui career steal H. |D(8] MOVIE: '3*vanna»i SmUos' A six- R. (lb Siereo) Wrong! We had a real hve (9) J sAwsmm (CC) yeor-oid girt charms the two men who 1 2 : 3 0 A M ® W KRR w Cmcmwatfl woman. I have hove ebducied her end demanded a sijable The Manchester Emblem Club will meet WednesdUy Mfrer been mar­ rattlesnakesfolenfromusin 1971. ft ( 9 bWMWS CM M O /CfSM fM ® Nigrrttffe Pn Stereo) at 7; 86 p.m . at the Elks Lodge on BIssell Street. Itit was not exacts a pet - It was one of iSlW h sa fo f SdNMV* ransom from her wealthy parents Mark ried, havinf de- dftA AALaaAAmN y 4 Mwer, Donovan Seofi, ftndgeiie Ander­ ® Entertairimenf TorMgM Seen Cormery club will be celebrating Ms SSrd anniversary and win several we kept as a roadside sen. 1982 Reied PG. (fiSCUSSOB "th H Lfr»fbi/obaf)toB/’ his \8 ttlS i Vdfed my time mofvto. discuss Flag Day events. and energy to attraction. Someone cut a hole In Ss36kiy (t M D ] MOVIE: 'tho Sondpipor' An or ® Oene Scoft Mrs. Vito Agostinelli, president; Mrs. Ruel Wicks, v ia because my biological clock is reason for marriage. DORIS WHftHORN, (ONNJMMWyfOw list lolls in love with me heodmester ol a LIVINOStON, MONt boys' school Ekrebeth teyior, Richard (ESP N ] SportsLook (60 mm) president; Mrs. Burton Hilton, secretary; and Mrs, rmtnfng out and I want at least one (CiFNJ iswNsCsMw Burton, Eve Merie Saint 1966 lU B A ] Edge ot Night Wilbur Messier, treasurer. child DEAR ASSY: Not long ago you iM A K ] t ^ i t : 'Nuowmw hon » fh« DEAR DORIS: Pangs a lot. Now (U S A ) Wreafflng Todd Klaparlp, cantar, racalvaa hla Eagla badga ai Mra. Otla Mark Is a wonderful man, we’re stated that men wear beards for one Vtamtf (CC) An mtm louk x th« bur- 1 : 0 0 A M ® Archie auMter a P k m 8«nlor ScoutP of Troop 25, from loft, Jonithan Colom an, Pet«r I've heard everything. MOnmu tpon d wonwn'* bnd/buWing 9:30PM Ct) Oosigning vVomori (CC) compatible in every way, and I of (he following reasons; They Sugorbokers is selected to decorate the ® Monday Sportatdte PREMIERE (90 Evant, Robart Plaka, Erik LIndland, David Solaudone and Klaparla and Scoutm astar Harry Maldmant watch. Support group mooting Loti tkwsn. nsetiM McLMh. C«/la (JuMap min ) know he loves me. The mohlem? dislike shaving, have a weak chin, a 1939. NataO NN master bedroom ol the prestigious Design DEAR READERS: I need your ® Joe Prankftn Staphan Mathany raoalva thair Eagla badgaa during a raoanf The Hartford Area Support Group for people wike to irk doenm’t want to get married skin problem, or (hey wish to look Vs' A coupw Mouse '96 (R) oaram ony at Cantar Congragatlonal Church. stutter will meet Sunday at 7 p. m . In the basement of St. again. He has two sons In college, more distinguished. You are mis­ cooperation for an Important ounda fnaai 1 0 : 0 0 H M C{) Cogriey A Lacey (CC) ® Twilight Zone Bridget Church. The meeting Is open to all people who ittd he doesn’t want another famfly. taken. Abhy. survey. landaoiba^k Th« stst oi a TV/ police senes visits the ® Maude stutter. Fo r more Information, call Debbie Roih^ 1 am a middle-aged clergyman the lateat being Just 1.1 percent ot Show" guezt hoita are comttolan t‘d Ilka to know. Write to me In care oI the Manchester AUGUSTA, QA. old products. Rsoslvss sssoolats's dsgrtt The gueat hoatz will Include Lucie Jackie Harry "217"; former MTV Merald. Amaz, Martin Bheen, Frank Zappa the nation's TV-watching audience. ssassiP -«W ' video diac Jockey Martha Quinn; Manufacturers are trying to find other kinds of Deborah J. Goodman, daughter of Dr. and Mrs and Malcom-Jamal Warner, the Amaz will serve az hozt ot promotions that will be of Interest to consumers—such Michael S. Goodman of Manchester, received an tonight's Monday. Marla Olbbz ot news correaponuent Edw in New­ itaiMM - Ichidttto DBAR MAR'HNi The other night, an advertising D B A R J .J .: That’s news to me, and I spend a lot of network lald. It alio announced a man; "Coiby Bhow’* actor time following coupon-distribution trends. One thing as In-package sweepstakes like the current Chevy associate In science degree In fashion merchandlslna the television leriei "117” Joins the jsar*- exoeutive was Interviewed on a tdevlBlon business lineup dI gueata Including actreaa Malcom-Jamal Wartwr; attd ac- program. He told the Interviewer that conaumer that makes me wonder about the opinion of this promotion with Procter A Gam ble—but I dont* foresee during recent commencement ceremonies of F ls h ^ ' Juan Stapleton, the pop group show a z host Wedneaday, and Tom any significant decrease In coupons In the near future. Junior College. Bnyder makes hit return to late tresB Suzanne Bommara and Eiteua - RatMMM Pri«w . oMpoM were on the way out. He aald that itee to tte adkartlslng executive Is that he d o n n ’t seem to Peter. Paul and Mary, Joumallat Getty. troMendous expense, they probably would only be recognise that a substantial number of the coupons we So relax and keep clippingl She Is a 1918 graduate of Manchester High School Linda Bllerbee, Meta pitcher Ron night televizlon to be boat ot mAmmmnjmAw. n w i t r . ju m i. m - »

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CNRYILIR-FLYMOUTN Irtforvlow. pmofo coll AHAM Monchaafor. 444-9011. flonol, 1199 Tolland Ina Avollalblel Don't oHflvaian tM ounvi yiMOLit 443-1977.______209-4M-1241 fo il froo Hloh Ichool In Hobron Nice dttp |of. 2 cor; achooia. bua line and 4 ROOMS, heat, oppllon- WATF$llff/l»oo~«rrree be left out I Act now I IIAM ITRIIIforfoUo’r- MMM-10 12, t o g Tpka. Monchoatar oorapo. 0. W. Plah recreaflenol arena. AND aaiaoT umo cam... IftO 004 ropoir work. of MI-9474 forf oppllco- cM, 3rd floor. Referen- flew. Excellent condi­ Coll Peter of 1-000-392- toMt a.m nNANoiNO on Liaai Realty. 443-1991 or 171- THAT BONAMBLeD WOHO OAM2 Formal Living and din­ cea, aecurltv •399. tion. 3100. 449-4344 be­ 7449. 303-943-1141. MltmiMKOUS Pull flmo. tkcalionf flon. got. SECRETARY ing rooma, covered AUTtNliOTiw eomoonycompany oonoTiTbonoflfi. MA’C H TW l o p o ro lo ra kull-llma aaeralary M S i l i m i S . by Hami Arnold and Bob Laa 449-2234. tween 4pm and lam. Erick. (Approxl- ar DCXMl OANAVAN *14,SS6 iBm SrTsnirTsn' front porch and a born UIEC wSRESRRSr able fe eporoto vorleua naadad for buay Man- UnaorambW IlMwa lour JumbkM, afyle parage. Priced T IIW 'M i' FoRlv for- m otelv 700). CoM 444- ar DAKOTA wu *1 1 ,OSS rxT^coMralhwTJmSem » .J V " a r *i ! n i box ceeitfemperory / / nlihed. Heat, working ar riPTH a v i id '14.3SS PaN TlAM/Pfrl TIa m eoflvonflenol mo- ehoator real aatata offlea. nM/aHar (o aaoh aquara, lo lorm for Immediate aoiel MO 0 2 7 1 f wheal with 3 electric Middle turnpik*IkO / chlflM. Knewlodoa of PoaHlon rapulraa amaf- INTEAiSTAD In porl with unloue layout: 14 x ffUf ordinaiy worda. alnple male greferre144. orronpamanti.p time work! Intaraalad 23 llvino room and 14 x. glonchord A Noaaeffo. at o o o a i OANAVAN 'lo.ogs brake durms. All llftt Monehoifor. • mall manulaelurino bluoprinli/ mlcremo- lant eommunleallon and "We guarantee Our Nepefa.Leaae.443-fflO WMIEL Moraa. ill down MDOOdBan/iMSM •11.4S6 workine with heavy 0 19444.44 aamaany, laaaiaf In Varnan, for and tfondord In- In moklna mentyT No 32 cofhedroi colllnatd ■all Aiaaioa MAiMTINANCFFtrlon. organlaallonal akilla. Inveitmonf other than klfchtn, dlnlnp room, luBIASS Houaes 444 2418.0 s f 0d i6 Tyoe. Forliv fur- tractor mower. Model aa FIFTH AVB. (ft *12,000 duty ramps. 4Vb foot umimlat** Porf or full flmo. oon- la laaklflo far a latpanaltfa ipcillon eoulpmenl la Knowfadot of real aatafd 1100.2 ye a n old. Excel­ oxtis. 3990. ScoH dr aaraan far varfaua wara- rioulrid. Apply e your time. Por more oreof room cemblno- £ h a EM i r i o £uafem niahed. Workine ample M OOOOI too Com. *12,206 orol mointononco du- a plua. Plaaaa aand ra- tnformoflen coll Em- c > Cope. tack on the mole preferred. No ROTOTILLINO lent condition. Coll 444- Ike. 742-3793.D flM. tMcolloflf bonof- ftauaa duflaa. Oaad banafifa. lyli Johnien Me flen. 3 bedrooma In- 9193. M-P. M OHV. LsSAHON *12,4SS t tAII.W Co./ 92 Main Slreel. auma to: Lon Matyla, D.W. foch Aiioclotaa of 449- cludlno 19 X 34 moator. *jn4ns9 morkiH. 7,Rooma^ gVua peta. Leoae. 443-3330. Home gardens, aa OOOQB NOVAL FU *10,090 1 Iji. Abbly fe monootr! Plan oommarolai Invoat- 4420. porch and deck! Keep your TV picture •offlifon'ii 441 Woit t 7 a - 7 l 7 i Menchiater. EOB. Plroploced 1a1 floor 4 A6 AM oparfnient In 3 tree estimateB. aaLaSAflONlOr. *11,SOS mont Oo.i 243 Main St.. fa m ily room , levYor QEALE rooma, dlnflln“ ninp ljii and llv- family. Applloncea, •tNMV with frequent ctoon- Middle turnolki. Manohaatar, OT 06040. Inp. room ______, dendor __ , fo t-ln Call Clyde and lePLv. vovAoin *14,09S Ing of ttM icrBBn. Ubb a Monchoifor. level roc room, 2 cor earpefmp, parking for E l* iSALE foraoe. 1.19 acre lot klfcl...Jchen, quietquiet afreet. 2. U 10 plua uflirtlea. SonB. M7-89S7. 4$ PLV. ntUANT t * *6,6S6 m lM BoaR wHh w ater o r a a ra lM i! with view. D. W. Plah Aaking 1139,000. R/W 443-9444. CORDOBA 1979 for ports. aaPLV. H onizoN i*. *S,09S Mt of ammonia In wotor. laanlnaa, awakanda, haura SHIRT Praaaar. Pull Realty. 443-1991 or 171- Realty 447-1419. aaoHv. o rs *10,296 Bure te drv therouphl V. ktaiSia. to n WAaiei 3 rooma. hented, 3rd 4 new Eoplt ST'i. Z- fa;]:(i;;;;^Wi%n-c;;;;;;;; tima. Oood banafita. AH raol Hlota odvartliad In 1400.O t o M O D Tog ta il AerBBBBd Laam. bort, sunroof, 9 factory •a HOMIZON *4,196 If you hove on extra I BINDERY PERSON Palyaafar/kalyumlliana Apply In parion: Rot- the MonchHtar Harold It W HAT T H A T fle e r. No Peta. Refer- telB V lilon BBt no eno 'oiijve::: it*it44**i*»***t*, aaparlanea a mual. lublact te the Pair Houilna MAHTRlSTBITinW .; * ^ Any imeunl daNvaiod. Alep, fill, aluminum rim i, 340 nvovAosn *9,t06 tlaton'a, 441 Waal Mld- PArV\OUB ACTIN* •ncea and aecurltv re­ ara^, Mena and bark muleh. motor runs, body oood •a NISSAN MAXIMA *11,306 WAtchBB. w hy fla t ex- [rm ijol S4S-7S03 - M :M d l t Turnplka, Act at 1IM. which mokat ft Super torae rooma' ___K u COUPLE Pie* O PF- aulred. 443-9393 or 444- chintB for coBh wNh a •rai .1 1/997.N Opportunity for quallflad parson for lllaodl to advartlia any prat- hlohitoht thla beoutiful imr* Bob^, baeklwa S Mdar itntal. except rear quarteri aa PONT. 1000 n *S,SS6 ! Manchaatar. BT.ABA AL90. 4113. lOW CBBt Od In CIOBBlflBdT gantrol bindtrv dutlas and bluaprint* TRAVEL _____Aoenl. Bimi- aranea. limitation ordlicrlm- 4 room Colonial 14 x2S TOsTtlaRSrSeooIffon MmeONATMieTION and poiieneer door. •4 PLV. MLIANT *4,006 rlince neceiaory. Pull PII66Uefl6l4 Malptr. Inotlon boiad on roei, color, flreploced Itvlne room, bedroom Trl-level Con­ 4W W6 6 M apartment In All leather Interior. •1 HONDA AOOONO *2,166 34M711.______il7r.8S lA X ilffi.7M Ing oparotloni. Salary j:om m ansurata Immadlplo opaninp for rallelon, tan or notional dinina room end 13 x 30 , r y ^ Now arrange the circled letleri to dominium with one cor Rollon. Available July BTMMO/ltAMM Contoli and bueketi. II PLV MLIANT.SW *2,BSS , I UML44 lime peilflon. cell eripln, or on Intention te lorm the surprise snswsr, as aug- let. Stove, refrlaero- Cut loundry costs by de- PliS'’ with aMparlanca and abiiltlas. Good Monday fhreueh Pri 0 wllllne worker Inlar- moita any luch prataranca, flreploced. panfried LI ^ A V geated by the above cettoon. porope plua private Beit offer. Also 2 new jala'HiianearlWll'iHa^^ aatad In aupperllno our kllenen with oppllon- raundry room. Central tor, w oaher, dryer, in o w i monted on rlm i- craoslne the amount of b a n a flts . day. 429-9312. oaiamblv, manufac­ limitation or dlicrlmlnotlen. hoot turnlahed. No dalaroant used. Reduce l E R W r Vo- The Harold will net know- cea and boy window. 14 olr, alldlnp eloaa deera .Coll j|iM43-1793. D 875-3311 turing ond ahlpplnp da- Inolv occaot any odvartlia- X 29 moater bedroom, a m L x n m to private deck. Cell peta. Ideal for prefH- by ona-third and tea .I1.4S7.M.W Call 433-0012 or 433-1107 fo r Intarvlaw . cellenei Initructer. portmant on a ahored alonol couple. nsijar' whether you notice a dlf- mant which It In vlelotlen et aertened proeh. Pro- (Answers tomorrow) CMIVV Maido fi .V4,~4 9/01/17. .9 peiltlon tima boala. Orowth po­ the lew. ______3400/menlh plua lecur- THE EASY WAY to find a taranca In the appBoranct aronfa. available. Hlih ichool fnalonollv londacoped Jumbles: SKULK AHMOn ENTAIL BLOODY PIRIWOOO ipted itandord. New tential Into any efthaaa GOVERNMENT lot oaroae. D. W. Plah Beturday's Ity and reterenM. 443- clutch, tires, brokai, coih buyer tor no-lonoer- of your wash. Add extra AllBukllemMUiHtaaf veeollenal ik llli clan. oraoi. Htew llftine Anewer: What would you eapecl lo heir Irom t two- 0449. in p cord. 3 fool lantihi, naaded household Items Is dollars lo your budget by j^«ra|M rrij.ieh o ra p ^ pXg Serve ai veeatlonal Homei—from II (U re­ ReoTty. 443-1991 or 171- nBaovuheeded moniter?—DOUBLE-TALKmuiiBiwi f-^i/wDkc* | ||Y ^y| ^ ||j •raan. dMIyerad, I card mini­ radiator,etc. and occoilonol driving pair). Dellnouant too 1400. n______IlSOO/beit offer. Will with o wont ad. Dial telllne "don't needs" with feacher. lob life tupir- Involved. AIrfle Inatru- m um . M A 3TAA/VIM CAAD 643-2711 to place your o low-cost od In Clattl- otSir a facl___ . vlior in veeallenal property. Repoiaei- (Co l u m b ia . b p o c io u iS-4 WAB BAaB IH MMB. iORtBIS tAAt *>A. « R STSHSMS tO, >MN>y pQ^ ■ I MMMAaneRRS MMaaMMAJAM 1 ^ 1 1 Impaction. 444- eanfai I ffia Taffl of (Oolonial Printing Cotp, mant Co.. 93 Addlion •leni. call 1- sos-eif- M kuMMif, MEM MR , RfA MR MWSMfM. M.O. itk ______POR RENT NM iHlllfl rlRiwMP aulck-actlon ad. tlad. 443-3711. maafllino aa ffiol ooAaFi team for Innovative Ad., Oloalenbury. 433- bedrooma. Rolaed iAMEI 9AM fRM*. 8giMli AM IR AABS Sftd m4kA fMK ShASk RAfAMR »A RAESMARAtEAAAAJ 3 Bedroom, 1H bath, fully 141 Habtoh A lt., alaiioHimty, CTOMJi cron eafiserical Mif 4000. SKt. OH-9949 fo r Ranch on 1.73 acrel.: w ______* A M n n w B ■.AtToOVER^ToveTY I M tTM BUTO M 9499. current repo Hit. appllanoad kltehan, no 1714818 ia;m.'ii«»!ii!i eenfalnid arearem. 1149,000.937-3444. Beat-, woodtd let, high on hill ulliniaa, 1 yaar laaaa plua DafaO of ManchMfar, connacfleul Ihla 171k doy of Moy. 1917, 699-8107 699-0012 Special educatlen or CLAIBie kpllf Levirnuif ley Company. CILIBRITY CIPHER ^, rolllnotolM'rootfren- yecallenal cirllflea- HOUSEKEEPER hoi tome of the toraeat toot on pend. 2.2 o e rtt. laourlty dapoilt. NO 44040 llen reaulred. Emoi- Companion tor oldarly but rooma that we hove W nreUBiTlB. Chorm- 330,000. Klernan PETS, •rss/mo. rlin ci preferred. Cem- tetiva woman. Own room aeen In o lone time. 3 Ine older alx room •iwUwr hMMy'i c#,# » w/uW* N Raoltv. 449-1147. 2 Aadroom Townhouaa etltlye lelary and and bath In lovely Waal Hart- bedrooma. 2W bothi, home w ith 2 cor det­ ANDOVSi. Primt loco- with fully appllanoad MANCHESTER HONDA i m r B■ nitlli. ca ll for appll- lord apartment houia. Muat family room with Birch ached oorope. Updoted' ^vupvc cnh rtiD tlen. 1.14 a cr«./lot Mtohan, haat and hot wa- ORGAN. Start Kant. 0 1. lisle eerttfleeilon ca lle n 103-741-1913. driva. ponelllng and fire­ kitchen with lorpe eat-. woodad lot. W olk^ tar Inoludad. 1 yaar laaaa Moke me on often Send rnume> rifire n - B 4 B 4 1 3 I place. Oeroeeui pink Ino oreo, 2 full bolhi, 3 CNRAA CNYC LVB prlvota beach. 349,900. plua aacurlty dapoall. NO 443-9279. Keep trylno. reaulmd In the sree of cei/lranicrlalandcer- Marble fireplace In liv­ lorpe bedrooma. Oak a u t o m o b i l e d i v i s i o n Mienee. Oentsel: Mr. 537-3444. Aeotlev PETS, ises/mo. llflcallen tot Meraoret in g room . 1 2 r 1 I woodwork and b u ilt Ina N V I C VS Cemponv. Vene Hardins. Tollend • u llo r , D Ireeler o . f HORTICULTURAL Tteh- icreened In perch, I throuihout. LovetV •4 6 4 1 7 6 6 Middle lehoK, N Old Pupil ond Staff Support nlclon. Internllng ca­ cor oarage ond over an treed backyard with Feet Rd.i Tellind. OT reer coring for tropical acre of land In Belton I erope arbor and tone-: PVCMVAMBVK PYX OncA igAln w a Ha v a •*P *"‘^*‘* •"** •J*)'* fellaae planli In cem- ^SIRo^wSd^tom^ OPENINGS In our S b i y Io a , And P irti and U itd O tr Dtpart- 040I4 11 Dean Drive. Belton. Inp. Oreof location.' IffiffiUn merlclol accounit. 1279.000. Blanchard 9, Ill),900. Sentry Reoli VT9AA CNH DPVBA year eld German ihort Phone I9I-IB44 Obod epobrlunlly for holrad Painttr. Htol- manli. Join Our W inning lAim ll Appllesllon deidllne ffe^cUMlM.' ReiaoHo. 444-2412. "W e E ilote. 443-40M. □ ooTciJiSTsruiRr"^- iSElWicr uallly minded perion. O u a r o n te e O ur MR PklM YXVICK cr sonol cottoga. 3 bad- th^lM nia, hoi ihoti. June 11. PeilMen te S•m nettllve waeea. MCTreHiiTiR.'toltdle- iTBW rv'TraivovofaT. Houaea" n cotlon and priced rlih l,. roomi, tlraploct. mi BKoeueNT benkpits mi beiln leplember. Two o o vi Cuiledlol Ekcenentbeneflla.Call 395,000. Baotlav Cleaa te I-A4, l i t end M 6 VIH 6 . Praa fe ^ type core, ca ll 449( 9 - m . 477-4477. thla dellahitui duplpx TK9AC MC.' - 2nd tieer sultea avallo- NI c ELV L o c a te d . oftert 3 bedrooma, Componv^^^^^ home. 2 mole coti, Fenced yard and tln- blt. Rent Includta utlll- nautarad, 1 fdmola. All I Por dttA lli apply to: each aide, roomy llvln i t V M R 9 A . tlea. Peterman BullO- lihed boaemeni with rooma, ipocloui eat tn. dectawad, have ell ' bar Qfe only two fe«- Previou s s o lu tio n ; "A study ol aconomlcs usuelly Ing cem ponv. 449-9404. ihoti. m vaori old. •srvist Dtpsrim snl TEMPORARY SECRETARY kitchen with oppllon- ryyM it that the beet lima lo buy anything la last year. — W O R T IW It turea In thla 4 room cea. Pull baiem eni ahd C oll 447-3449. Keep Our oorporAta ottlaa lo looking to M tsbilih sn aKooutlvtsaeralsrlsI pool Cope with 2 bedrooma .Marty AWan. trv ln s l ?:4B to BlOO Monday through Friday. aenorote ulllthea each N O RAYMINTA ^ to b t "o n o aH" tor VAOAtlono. unAxpACtAd AbsAnots And ptAk work lOAdt. and 0 den, or 3 bed- aide. Nice yard with' room t. 1 W bolhk, pood Up fa I yaan. W it vo^ «■ Ftrts DtpBrtm tnt ^ ^ EkOAllAnt AAorAtAriAl •kills Including a proftttlonAl AHItudt And orgAnl- itorope. 3127,900. ample parking. INVtTATION TO AID nonctol eifneylHti to ^ v a . t i m . 000. Bm^iry r w ii Aveie taraclaiort. Catch ua T!8oins3rTorTTr% T:4B to B:00 Monday through Friday and Saturday S-1 lAtlonAl AbiiltlAA ArA A m uit. W ill trAin auAlltlAd oAndIdAtAA In AdvAnotd Ilrono Rool titote. ta to le . 443-4040. D „ lofn 3t.. Mgnchaa- on lata payntanfi MKh n h n t bedroom heme ter IR T S ir" •47-7093. a 2 word prooAAiing AyAtAms And olhAr rtlAtAd oNIoa ApulpmAnt. lauaa. or Mcpne m ortayaar a t^ rBspontlblt adults and It you hAVA thA dAAlni to rotum to work, but ora not roAdy tor a full-tlm t M iLl6W bna Minted. Bo L t o n m n^ looklno putitaneina eradlt card W ill. 2 children In Monches- MOT Paint air eandltlon- Thla 9 room Cope hot 4 tor the beoutitul home ilnaaa Katp yeur hama fraa and ttr or South Windsor. ers. SOW ATU.t2). Paid eommltmAnt. LYDALL bAt thA opportunity you Art looking for. or 9 bedrooma, o hute citpr yrithpuf tiani. Aad 449-2073. 38W Both. 1 VBor^oW- In the country to retli •43-9279. PIa a a a o aII B4B-1BS3 tor An inttrvlAW bAtwAtn thA hours 8:30 s.m. snd firil floor addition, to or that luat r1i crtdff or lofa ppymanf hU- 3260 Boeh.------1S*x22' enhoncea not home to atort yoi tpry U n*f o probtam. Kindly KtBP tryin g I o n ly 1 1 1 value but tomilyt Then thla CPU: , ' Household vln«gor Is on ^ OLAIRl ANN MATIKE mokea It tomelhina bed^om property