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16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 10, 1986 L»a FOCUS SPORTS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 Tall ships sailing Red Sox handed KIT *N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright ^ 3 into Connecticut victory hy Angels HELP WANTED HELP WANTED 18 n ... page 11 ... page 15 Shop Carpenter Foremon School Aide - Glastonbury for woodworking shop. Public Schools. 10 month, M/F experienced In su­ 28 hours per week. Appli­ pervision. Joiner, sows, cations available from planers, etc. Salary com- Glastonbury Board of Ed­ ntensurate with ability. ucation, Glastonbury, CT Call for appointment, 649- 06033. Phone 633-5231 ext. - lii# 4371. 441. Affirmative Action. HoiiM CIsdnliHI * OtiMfp RomotMtllng/Corpofifry Odd f#6s..: Trucking,, EOE. M/F. doblt young woman wilt Work. ’Am HIoiw, docks Homo nddtnk Voo-nomo Wanted - to llye-ln and clton your fiomo with ond roBliifi.infur«d. Coil It, wo It. PfOO ost(> II give assistance to older coro. AvollaMo o rogu- Og^.foirmiir> MMSM. rtMtOt, llligmd, 84HM8. yptd' couple. Gentleman Is a tor IMSI* or fofi tpoclaf MThf bed patient. Please call Real oceotlont. No lobfootilg ri$iNirt(iPr,Tr«o Sorvtco Wo Riwor r 649-1754. or' small. Quality work, l ^ kikofTfwek^yt O t T ^ ^ E Otlpp^HNwr. yoamof Estate coll 6 ; » ^ . L ^ E s - " f a t aurliratrrManchester — A City ol Village Charm Hrralft iconsldor- Secretarial Aide - Glaston­ lyond Hon- bury Public Schools. 10 ...... I...... *«!gnii.».i»ii)«iii ■ month, 28 hours per week. IHDMES Nomo your own prl Oollvoring cioon form Collars, aHtc%. garogill H E lM D E U Itt Fainting, Paporhgngfng loom; Syordt 875 piuhtox. doontd. Junk iiouiod, of Education, Glaston­ All real estate advertised Fumfturo ond «»MlaneOf bury, Ct. 06033. Phone In the Manchester Herald E Romevot. coll 6464761. Also sond, stono, and Forrdnd Remodoling — grovoi. COII6434S04. movod. .Odd. |obt. Vory n-u 633-5231, Ext. 441. Affirma­ Is subject to the federal Coblnott, roofmg, gut- honost, dtponddblo tive Action. EOE M/F. Fair Housing Act of 1968, tors, room additions, worktr^^ 35 yothrs oxpo- Science Aide - Glaston< which makes It Illegal to docks, oil typos of romo* rionco In moving.' 8464M9 Gejdenson bury Public Schools. 10 advertise any preference, doling and ropolrs. FREE [ELKTHieAt, gnytlmo. Israel seals ' month, -28 hours per week. limitation or discrimina­ osfimotos. Fully Insurod. D E D Londscoplno. VaecF Applications available tion based on race, color, Odd Jobs By Studont tram Glastonbury Boord religion, sex or national Tolopbono 6434017, onor Oumg« Eloefflo— Having tfon cuttings, hodoo titm- 6pm, 647-8509. Eloetrteol Probloms? mlOng, Prunings, Rowor Hodgo dipping, window I MUSICAL I CARS of Education, Glaston­ origin, or an Intention to Nood a lorgo ikr o small dooning, pointing, onv- FOR SALE says views bury, Ct. 06033. Phone make any such prefer­ E shrub plontings. Prop ITEMS Carpentry and romodol' RopgiriMWo SpoctoHM in ostlmdtos. Coll 6594436 Ihlitg. Coll Mark. 6494695. 633-5231, ext. 441. Affirma­ ence, limitation or dis­ Mornings, Into ovontngs.' tive Action. EOE M/F. crimination. The Herald ing sorvicos Comploto RosIdonIM Work. Jostph oftor 5:30pm. Plano - Like new,.Spinet. 1979 Cadillac Seville - two seaports, homo ropolrs ond romo- Dumas. 7*ollv Uconsod. — ...... Oak. Full keyboord. Coll will not knowingly accept dollng. Quollty work. Nof- Pro# Esilmotos. 6464E53. BOokkOopIng fuilchorgo Buying o Homo? HOvo It White, fully loaded! Low Manchester Medical of­ any advertisement which oroncos, llconsod ond In- 14 .yoors oxporloneo for hispodod by o rogtotorod 649-7327. mileage. Economical Die­ are district’s fice needs part time per­ Is In violation of the low. sel. Sharp! $4795 or best son to assist physician. turod. Coll 6464185. small businoss. WrifoCE profosslonol engineer, offer. Call 646-3824 aftbr NBoojftkotFlno, df Toroso giso stoto certified os o IMISCELLANEDUS Answer phone, schedule Manchester 2 tamlly 5-5 3 . Rdi, Monetiostor, CT, rosidonftol energy owtl- 5:30pm. appointments and type. bedroom west side of tor. Homo inspection 3or- I FDR SALE By George Layng raids Lebanon 20-25 hours per week. town. Needs some work. 1976 Bulck Century. 4 Herald Reporter Salary based on expe­ $136,900. Kiernan Realty, Au Hoftry Porsonaiizod viee, 6494610. door, V8, air, power Indopondont Construe- Pogorty Brothers ^ Bo- Uown Coro-Comploto 24 Karet Gold Plated rience. Experience pre­ 649-1147. Thompson Sub Machine breaks, power steering, ferred. Reply to Box GG, fton Co. OonoFOl Controc- threom romodoling; In- town coro and- tandscons- dffwn you hove somo- automatic, re.bullt trans­ Democrat Sam Gejdenson is actively running for a Spring Street Colonial. 7 ton. custom homo build­ Moltotlon .water hooters, ing. Prop ostimafos, tullV Ittina to sdr; find g mdi Gun. Korean War fourth term representing ConnA-tieut's 2nd Congres­ Area in ‘state of panic’ c/o the Manchester Commerative 45 caliber. mission. Needs paint. Herald. luxurious rooms, 2 V2 ing ond romodoling, gorbogo disposois; foucot Insurod, ail work guoron- buvordteoasv way ...with $1875. Call 649-9137 after sional District in Washington, but his campaign siding, oxcovoflon,' otc. ropolrs. 6494539. Viso/M- ..ttod, sontor cittxins dis­ 0 low^osf od In Ootsi- Fully operative. Call 649- strategy consists mostly, of doing his job. baths, fireplace and mag­ 2530. 5:30 dally. Saturday and Medical Receptionist - nificent lot at the base of Coll 4564865 or 456-7215. ostorCord oecoptod. counts, 647-1249. flod.M3>2711. Sunday anytime. Instead of attacking his Republican opponents. following bombing runs Case Mountalnl Full time or part time. Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with Gejdenson said Thursday in an interview with the $189,900."We guarantee Honda 1980 civic. 5 speed. Call 647-7329. m poles. $30. 643-8095.D Herald, he chooses to spend time discussing the our houses" Blanchard 8> $1,400 or best offer. 649- concerns of eastern Connecticut with his constituents. Lebanese television showed a video­ Rossetto Real Estate 646- BEIRUT. Lebanon (IIP I) — Israeli Couples to work with Whirlpool Washer - like 9388. It'^ a practice he has maintained throughout his children. An excellent op- 2482.0 warplanes streaked over Beirut on tape of the four guerrillas training new, 4 wash cycles, varia­ congressional career, one that he said dispels charges reconnaissance missions today and before the raid The guerrillas, all in portlnltv for married cou­ ble water levels, water 1972 Dodge Dart - Fair ples to work together South WIndsor-See this I HDMES l99dCDNDDMINIUMS 199^ APARTMENTS condition. Dependaole. he is not effectively helping the district. their naval ships sealed off two their 2fls, were also shown clasping Merchandise temperature selector. " I don't think there's a district that can match us in helping troubled youth. 1 Vj year old U8,R contem­ FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR RENT $175. Moving. 649-0354. $600. Call after 8pm.649- southern I,ebanese ports, security hands and appeared relaxed and You will be trained and porary. Nice family room 9572, ask for Mike. constituent services." he said. sources said. confidenl. receive consultation on off the large living room. 3 While his two GOP opponents — Francis "Bud" Government Homes from 5 Room Townhouse Con­ 474 Main Street, 3 room For Sale - Air conditioner, Two Israeli jets cracked .sonic booms how to help these children bedrooms, 2’/2 baths, dominium - 2 bedrooms, One of a kind — 1985 Mullen of New London and James Pabilonia of In a joint statement in Beirut. Ih(> $1(U repair). Delinquent apartment. $400 monthly. window fan, kitchen set over the capital while on reeonaissanee by establishing a nurch- fleldstone fireplace, for­ tax property. Reposses­ 1'/2 baths, full basement, Utilities not Included. No FURNITURE Bronco with Eddie Bauer Windham — have admitted Gejdenson is popular, Damascus-based P F L P and a pro- and lounge chairs. Call missions one day after Israeli war­ churlng, family like home mal dining room, also an sion. Call 805-687-6000. air conditioning, all ap­ appliances. Security. Call 649-7561. f package. Air condition­ they have also criticized him for being out of touch Syrian I,ebanese group took responsi­ office or study on the ing, 351 V-8, AM-FM- for them. Salary plus Ext. H-9965 tor current pliances, pool, $75,000. By 6^2426 weekdays 9 to 5. with the stands of most district residents. In planes bombarded Palestinian targets bility for the allempled infiltration room and board plus ex­ lower level with own en­ cassette, and much more. repo list. owner. 647-7940. particular, they note that the district has twice voted in a southern Lebanese refugee camp, cellent fringe benefits. Im­ trance. Asking $212,900. Manchester - 2 bedroom, A neat truck for $12,000. killing four people. The groups said their gunmen slaged U&R Realty 643-2692.0 Call 649-2286 after 6 p.m. to elect President Ronald Reagan, while Gejdenson mediate openings avallo- Vernon. New listing. South Village Condomini­ wall-to-wall carpeting, King - Sized bed. Firm ENDROLLS "a seaborne suicide operation against vle. Contact Dennis E. has consistently opposed the Republican president’s "A slate of alert and panic still $157,500. Striking contem­ ums. 3 room condomi­ appliances, alrconditlon- mattress. Two twin box 27'A width - 258 the Zionist enemy ... nnd engaged the Kane at 203-569-4780 or Five Family-Beautiful nium. 165 South St. No.42. 13% width - 2 tor 258 1972 Bulck Wagon. Power policies. prevails in the area. The Israeli porary on secluded 3.6 Ing, heat. No pets. Clean. springs. Frame. Excellent Israeli army in a battle with ail kinds of write Residential Direc­ modern units In an Infla­ acres! Very unique home Rockville. Asking $45,900. Available August 15. $575 MUST be picked up at the steering and brakes. Auto­ The two, who voiced similar criticism of Gejden- gunboats are sealing off the shore and tion hedging business condition. Will be sold matic transmission. Easy firearms nnd grenades” They elaiinef! tor 474 School St. East that must be seen to be Inquire at premises. a month. 647-9137. with 2 complete sets of Manchester Herald Office son’s abilities in recent interviews with the Herald, they might open their fire at any time” Hartford C T 06108. Affil­ zoned location! Must see. appreciated, new carpet­ before 11 A.M. ONLY. start. Very reliable. are expected to face one another in a September a police source said. five Israelis were killed. sheets, 1 bedspread. All Needs some body work. iated with Bovs Town. We guarantee our ing, lots of bullt-lns, ap­ A Practical Solution...To Bolton - Charming 2 room for $220, or best offer. primary following the Republican nominating con­ Police sources .said four Israeli houses" Blanchard 8< Ros­ $200. Call 646-3365. CREC Is an EOE M/F. pliances, fantastic floor to paying rent! Adorable 4 country apartment for Au­ 643-8082, evenings 8< wee­ vention Saturday. Mullen has contended he has warplanes streaked in from the Medi­ setto Real Estate 646; room Townhouse Condo, celling fireplace, home gust 15th occupancy. $375 kends. Keep trying!. enough support to win at the convention, but Pabilonia terranean Sea on Thursday and hit four Teacher/DIrector needed 2482.0 can easily accomodate a 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, full month. Rental Includes 1971 Blue VW Bug-excel­ lent condition, AM/FM has said he will easily win the 20 percent of the Palestinian targets in the Ain el Hilweh for September 1986 to large or small family, private basement, cherry utilities. Prefer single per­ Queen Size Water Bed for work with 3 and 4 year old Beautifully decorated two very versatile floor plan. cabinets, fully applianced sons. No pets. Lease and cassette. Asking $950. Call delegates needed to force a primary. camp on the edge of Sidon. 24 miles sale. Excellent condition. TAG SALES otter 6pm 649-8972. children. Experience with bedroom townhouse. This Call tdday for a private kitchen, plush carpet, security deposit required. Call 646-1047. Gejdenson. who is unopposed for his party’s south of Beirut. Insurers preschool children re- spectacular end unit fea­ showing 1 Realty World, built In 1984. $79,900. Jack- Call 643-7427. nomination, said Thursday that although Reagan The l.sraell Defense Force identified aulred. Send resume to; tures a fireplace, 2 full son E Jackson Real Est­ On Going' Tag Sale - may be personally popular, his constituents agree 646-7709.D Starting Fridov July 4th. 2 the targets as suspected bases of the Bolton Cooperative baths, a 2 car garage, bath ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.a Rockville - Excellent Save money on cleaning MDTDRCYCLES/ don’t agree with the president's positions on national products by using ammo­ weeks, all day and (there Fatah wing of the Palestine Liberation Nursery School, P.O. Box a deck and a balcony with Manchester. 177,900. You neighborhood. Remo­ MDPEDS and international issues. "I'm where the district is on offer to a view, tennis courts and nia, diluted to the strength after ,after4pm). No offer Organization, the Abu Mousa. the' 9233, Bolt6n, C T 06040 must see this Executive deled 2 bedroom apart- the issues," he said, much more. Only one BUSINESS recommended on the bot­ refused. 139 Hollister st., Popular Front for the Liberation of Raised ranch on the Glas­ rhent. $450" plus utilities. Manchester. 1982 Yamaha Heritage Gejdenson said most 2nd District residents stand Dental Receptionist - 4 year old. Offered at tle, for washing walls and Palestine and the Democratic Front for tonbury line. 3 x-tra large PRDPERTY 644-1882 after 6pm. Special-Bought new last with him in his oppositiopJo Reagan’s plan to increase day work week. Busy $98,S00.Joyce G. Epstein bedrooms plus 2 more windows. Bring extra mo­ the Liberation of Palestine groups — Real Estate 647-8895.0 ney Into your horhe by Tag Sole - J u l y ^ and 12, year. $800 or best offer. U.S. military involvement in (ilentral America by cover 8th office. Experience neces­ partially finished on the Two Bedroom, range, re- the latter three backed by Syria sary. Please send resume Italian Restaurant. Very selling no-longer-needed 9-3. To benefit girls' Coll 649-2530. aiding the rebels seeking to overthrow the Sandinista lower level. 16x21 living busy, very good restau­ frlgeroter, dishwasher. Soccer team from Den­ Police said four people were killed to Dental Office, 147 East Manchester - 3 bedroom room and super 21x27 No pets. $575 month. 646- Items with a low-cost ad In government in Nicaragua, Center St., Manchester. Ranch on private lot In rant In prime, down-town Classified. 643-2711. mark. Something for eve­ 1976 Harley Davidson and six wounded during the air strike — family room. Floor to location. Seats 60, plus. 2319. ryone. 66 East Eldridge St. XLCH1000 In mint condi­ They also support doing more to help protect the After two months in the lurch, the desirable location. Fire- celling window, wrap­ environment, he said. the second on Ain al Hilweh since March ' Eighth Utilities District tonight will gel Custodian - Glastonbury placed living room, eat-ln Carpeted, tables and (off Autumn). tion. 12,000 original miles. around deck,central vac chairs, counter seats, ov­ e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 Asking $3,000. Call any­ Some 60 percent of district residents rely on 27. insurance coverage for llie next 12 ■ Public Schools. 12 month kitchen, large deck with and pool are only some of room, heated apartment. I7,;JTV/STERED/ Two fighter jets provided cover while awning. 2 car garage. ens, freezers, etc. In­ Garage Sale - Saturday, time. 635-1998. underground wells for their water — a concern he said months. position. 40 hours per the extras 2'/2 acre treed, No appliances. Security. I '3 1 a p p l ia n c e s the other two fired their rockets, setting week. Applications avail­ $134,900. 646-6847. cluded. Call today for July 12, 10 to 4. 26 West­ he has addressed by sponsoring a bill to increase private, lot makes this a your appointment to see! $520 monthly plus utilities. minster Rd., Manchester. federal efforts to study groundwater contamination ablaze the P F L P base and an ammuni­ District Insurance (’ommissioner able from Glastonbury true mini-estate. D.W. Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 Panasonic Upright Va­ Thomas Landers said the Board of Rockville - For Sale or Asking $90,000. Strano lQ 7 d MISCELLANEDUS around the country. Gejdenson. who has received high tion depot and smashing the nearby Board to Education, Glas­ Fish Realty, 643-1591 or to 5 cuum — With attach­ Directors will choose from three rent with option to buy. Real Estate, 647-7653.0 AUTDMDTIVE marks from environmental groups, also criticized .buildings and cars, police said. tonbury, CT 06033. Phone 871-1400.O ments, bags 8i extra belt. 7 proposals by insurance agents to 633-5231 ext. 441. Affirma­ $5,000 down. Owner fi­ WANTED TD Reagan’s record in the effort to stop acid rain. "The smoke was billowing all over Sparkling Brand New - 2 months old. $50. Good I provide coverage after the enrrent tive Action. EOE. M/F. nancing. 8 room Victo­ story Duplex In Coventry For Sole -1982 Oldsmoble In addition. Gejdenson said he has kept jobs in the the area. Fire brigades rushed to the Don't be Bashful! Owners Rentals condition. Call 646-3245 | b u y / tr a d e policy expires Tuesday If. asexpe<'led. rian. $750 a month plus have reduced price and on 2.7 acres of beautifully otter 5pm. Toronada. Excellent Con­ district by helping businesses, including as Roosevelt scene to" pul off the fires that flared in an agent is seleeled al tonight’s special utilities. Call 742-8932 or are anxious to sell! Sta- wooded sight. 11 miles dition.Complete luxury Mills in Vernon and a computer company in Putnam. 742-0417. American Flyer Trains the area.” a witness said. meeting, the decision will end two N eat Apron tlev 8 room Colonial, 3 from downtown Manches­ Electric Stove, 5 years car. $10,000. 1984 Ford During a typical week, he said he spends an average of and accessories. High The planes, flying al a low altitude, months of concern and scrambling that bedrooms, 2'/2 baths, fin­ IRDDMS ter. Very close to shop­ old. $75. Call 646-6359 after cash value paid. Call 627- F'150 Explorer 4x4. Low four days in the district — from Friday through ished walk-out basement, ping areas. Various local mileage, excellent condi­ fired II rockets on residential areas in occurred when no bids for coverage FDR RENT 5pm. 9848. Monday. j Strawberry Patch 2 car garage, deck, deluxe lakes, and golf course. tion. Must see. $10,000. Sidon while Israeli gunboats provided were received in May gas grill. Forest Hills. * Call Jan at 643-2487. Mon­ 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ “ I know this district better than anyphe else,” he cover from the sea. a police source said. said. $169,900.Jackson & Jack- Ladles Only. Nice, quiet day - Friday. ] GDDD THINGS lent running condition. Palestinians retaliated with anti­ Landers said this morning lhr> three room tor rent. Senior I CAMPERS/ Pabilonia. a broker on leave from Merrill Lynch, agents, including the current carrier, son Real Estate, 647-8400 ITD EAT Good solid truck. Rigged aircraft and machine-gun fire but or 646-8646.0 citizen or working girl. . Manchester Main St. 3 TRAILERS for plowing. $5,000. 1982 has criticized Gejdenson for not doing enough^ to are scheduled to make presentations to Located on bus line. Ref­ Ford E250 Van. Good apparently missed the planes that room$, stove, and refrig­ Pick Your Own Raspber­ attract business for the district'^s defense industries — the board. Landers said he hopes one Bolton. $126,900. Super 3 erences and security. Af­ erator. For more Informa­ condition with racks. particularly Electric Boat in Groton. He also has hovered over the area for an hour ter 5:30 pm. 644-0383. ries at Nutmeg Vlnyord. 1972 Travel Trailer. 21 ft. Herald photo by Rocha will be chosen tonight. bedroom L-ranch with a tion call 563-4438 or 529- $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. charged that Gejdenson once refused a seat on the before leaving at dusk. Bunker Hill Rd. Coventry. Sleeps 6. Fully self con­ The district's current insurance great 16x20 family rm with 7858. tained. Shower and toilet. 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Plot House Armed Services Committee — a position that Israeli Defense Force spokesmen Manchester sleeping Call for details. 742-8402. 128, All best offer. Good Mowing along carrier is the W.J. Irish Insurance beamed cathedral celling, Sacrifice at $2195. Call could have helped him steer contracts to EB. said pilots scored.“ good hits" on the kitchen with room for working gentle­ terms on all vehicles. No Agency. man. $185 a month plus String beans - pick your 429-0633. money down to qualified Gejden.son. however, denied he was ever offered a targets during the air raid, which came skylight.Screened-ln I HDMES own. Natslsky Farm, 644- Eileen Donovan cuts her landlord’s grass at 235 Center St. porch Ond good size deck security deposit and refer­ buyer. Private seller. Call position on the Armed Services Committee. Mo­ Thursday in the heat of the afternoon. Donovan had to 12 hours after the guerrilla infiltration, The dislricl reerdved no bids this ences. No cooking, no FDR RENT 0304. Also other vegeta­ 643-1021. reover. he said he has been helpful to EB. noting that and returned safely to Israel. spring when it first sought to renew its from which to enloy the bles. private rear yard. Fire- pets. 643-2121. Automotive the company has just completed its best year ever. maneuver the lawn mower up and down the steep slopes ef the The IDF declined comment on annual coverage — something that had placed living rm, dining Beautiful No. Coventry front yard, cutting weeds and grass. She said she was worried whether the air attack was in reprisal never happened before. That prompted setting - single or couple INVITATION TO BID «0St rm and garage. D.W. Fish 19 9 ^APARTMENTS FUEL DIL/CDAL/ HtOCKANUM SCHOOL MEDIA for the coastal attack. the hoard to allow Landers to negotiate Realty, 643-1591 or 871- only. Available August I Please turn to page 10 about waking up her baby, who slept peacefully inside. FDR RENT 1st. 2 months security. IFIBEWDDD CENTER WALL REMOVAL" Four guerrillas and two Israeli separately with a number of firms 1400.0 I CARS The Board of Education, 110 which had expressed Interest hut did References. $600. 742-6141. Lone Hill. Drive, East Hart­ soldiers were killed in gun battles that Ozzle and Harriet would For Rent - 4 room apart­ For Sale - Firewood. Save FDR SALE ford, Ct., will receive sealed broke out as the gunmen landed in a not submit offers. have loved to raise,their ment. Heat, hot water and Vernon-South Windsor money, buy now. 4 foot bids for "HOCKANUM rubber dinghy on the Lebanese coast, line. 6 rooms, working SCHOOL MEDIA CENTER Landers said the three agents will family In this dellghful appliances Included. 2 lengths. $60 a cord, cut W A L L R EM O VAL". Bid In­ north of the Israeli border. Nine Israeli explain to board members how their months security. No child­ married couple only. Rent and split $90 or cut to Town family loses all in Florida older colonial. 9 rooms, 4 formation and specifications sqldiers were wounded in the attack. offers differ from the district’s original ren or pets. $425 a month. negotiable. No pets. 644- order. All prices Include ore available at the Business bedrooms, enormous Military sources said the four infiltra­ 20x20 family room, 2 fire­ 649-9297. 0304. delivery. Bruce 742-9168. 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto Office. Sealed bids will be re­ bid specifications. Landers has said the ceived until Thursday, July tors apparently intended to slip into district will end up paying more than places, lovely grounds. Irons, AM -FM radio, air 24, 1986 at 1:00 p.m. at which Prytkos’ van stolen with cash, checks and medicine Call today. You'll be glad Charming Victorian ISTDRE AND oond., beige with tan Inte­ time they will be publicly Israel from the security zone in the $46..552 it currently pays. The board ‘y o u did. Jackson & Jack- apartment - 4 rooms. I DFFICE/RETAIL rior. Under 14,000 miles In opened and rood aloud. The southern Lebanon and kill Israeli has budgeted about 50 percent more for IDFFICE SPACE iiifii. i,ake County deputy brought Ihein son Real Estate, 646-8400 South Manchester. Ma­ I EQUIPMENT excellent condition. $9,800 Board of Education reserves staff and wire reports Along with the money. John Prytko lost civilians. insurance in 1986-87. ture couple. First floor. or best offer. 633-2468. the right to accept or relect back to the hotel, where Kansupada is or 646-8646. □ any or oil bids or the right to his blood-pressure medication and the No pets. $400 month plus Manchester - Downtown For sole. 9x12 oil wool waive technical formalities If TAVARES, Fla. — A family of Manches­ thyroid medicine one of his three children letting therh stay for free. Kansupada even JustIISTedI Fulld. mered utilities. 649-2400 after retail or office space, 1750 braided rug, Chippendale It Is In the best Interest to do ter residents vacationing at Orange County needs. lent them his car so they could get a APPLIQUE cape. 1'/2 baths, fireplace, 5pm. square feet. 668-1447. so. temporary credit card and groceries. sofa, 83 Inches long. Ex­ Park found themselves stranded this week The van and its contents are worth 2 car garage and a great cellent condition. Kero­ Richard A. Huot Because their ID cards were taken, the T O D A Y ’S H ER A LD 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, Manchester Downtown Director when robbers stole their van and everything roughly $12,000. Ann Prytko said. lot In the Verplanck sene heater, only 2 years 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. Business Services fam ily! can’t rent a car. According to gas for cooking, third Offices. 500 to 1800 square Air condition, power in it — including clothing, medicine and The family left Manchester July 3 and school district. "We gud- old. Quartz heater, 2 Chip­ 01987 Kansupada. the county sheriff’s office rantee our houses" Blan­ floor. Reliable middle feet. Heat, air, lanitor, pendale wing chairs, an­ steering, power brakes, $2,000 in cash and checks. arrived in Tavares Tuesday. Later that day. chard E Ro$setto Real aged adults preferred. No parking, 649-5334. new transmission, shocks helped the family get a car so that they could tique night stand, original The five-member John Prytko family had they went for a swim at Orange County make the trip to Disney World. Index Estate 646-2482.P pets. Security. Referen­ milk red paint. Bench set and rear springs. $2,000 or LROAL NOTICE Selling an idea 13811 ces. 646-6113. saved for two years to take the Florida Park. If the van isn’t found soon. Prytko said, the 20 pages, 2 sections complete with weights. best offer. 646-8787 or Manchester residents shouldn’t be ^ Small-AA«diurn'Larg« Just llsted-Bebutlful Bol­ RESDRT 649-3467 Offer 6pm. The Bolton Planning Com­ vacation. .— Soon after that. Ann Prytko left the family will fly home. Call after 6pm except Sot. mission will hold o Public surprised this week if they answer a Adutrp , , 14 ton location. This 3 bed­ Modern 3 room first floor PROPERTY anytime. 646-5808. “ We figured it a was nice, safe place. ” swimming area and couldn’t find their blue "There is nothing fancy alwut the van at Sew-simple cover-up for apartment. Heat, applian­ Hearing on Wadntsdov, 16 knock at the door and .find a college- 9 room, 1'/^ bath home has 1972 Volkswagen Super July, at E pm. In tho Town Ann Prytko, 47. said of Kelly Park. “ We Ford van. all." Prytko said. “ I don’t know what kitchen duty, this apron much more to offer. Call ces Included. Ideal for Beetle. Doesn't run. 649- Hall. Comments pn two sub- locked the van all the way up and we felt aged person trying to sell an idea. niRRftifiprl 19-20 is colorfully trimmed Coventry Lake - Water-„ " I ran back and asked my husband. 'Dw5 attracted them. It mu.st have been the today! "We guarantee working mature couple or B0AT8/MARINE 8241. Keep frylno. dlvlsons ore sought. everything would be OK. You hear about Canvassers for the Connecticut Citizen with rick rack. front cottages nowovallo- you move it?” ’ she said. suitcases and stuff inside." nr»nnir« A colorful quilt with ap- aur houses" Blanchard E retired lady. No pets. e q u ip w e n t 1. A proposal by Lawrence Action Group will be in town for the next No. 1881 with Photo- ble. $150-$2S0 q week. 742- ISSI things like this all the tim e.” she said “ She was going crazy,” said her husband, Mayor Barbara ftr Weinberg said today P.nnnpr.tiriit 4,5 pliqued Strawberries adds Rossetto Real Estate 646- References and Security. F. Flono to create 019 lot sub­ ■ few days trying to raise money for the fl Guide is in sizes Small, a year-round sprin^ime 646-6113. 3022. INVITATibN TO BID division, Rono Heldhts Sec- Thursday”. a middle school music teacher. “ She that she was trying to contact any family Pntprtflinmpnt 19 Medium and L^rge. Me­ 2482.0 16'foot Mod River canoe, organization’s lobbying efforts. Story accent to your bedroom The Manchester Public Hon IV, on the eatt'plde of C.K. Kansupada. the ipanager of the hotel couldn’t believe it; the thing wasn't there.” members that might be in town. Fnriift 11 dium (12-14), IH yards or guest room. Use a paddles Included. Used School solicits bids for PAR- Birch Mountain Rd. north of “ There must be somebody in Manchester on page 3. Now taking applications I WANTED the Reno Rd. lunctlon. One where the Prytkos were staying, said the The theft also left the family without I nrni n6>u/« .3-4 in o f 46-inch. bright polka-dot fabric for 1 and 2. bedroom four times. Excellent con­ TIAL ROOF REPLACE­ — family or friends — who would want to I CONDOMINIUMS TO RENT dition. $800. Please coll MENT AT ILLINO JUNIOR new etreet would bo built family had been reimbursed by American eyeglasses, groceries and a camera. All that 1 nttpry 2 TO OROER, ltB4 $2.80 tsr wdl or embroider "dots” . waiting list for elderly HIGH SCHOOL and o FOUR- wHhIn the 32 acre parcel, |r>- help.” she said. psttMS, pwi 809 tsr HstM* M4 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- Express for about $1,500 in traveler’s remains are the few belongings they left in nhitiiPripQ in No. ^2530 has implique FOR SALE housing In Manchester. WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP for tereectlne Birch Mountain Weinberg said she hopes the news w ill 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Aak for Hit 1fe6-1987 school year. Rd.. checks. He said that enabled them to stay at their room at the Best Western. npininn fi pattern pieces f blossom Coll between 8:30 and 5 at rally Manchester 'residents to help the A mostly sunny day and leaf ouilting designs Bob.______^ Seolod M dt will bo received 3. A proposal by Mbria a place in Orange Lake, Fla., where they can ‘ ‘They’re in bad shape." Kansupada said. Ppnpip 2 Manchester-Spacious Im­ 528A521.______utiHI July 21,19C6, 2:00 P.M. family. If anyone is concerned over the for plain blocks and bor­ REMOVE GREASE and Branco and J. Mlnlcucd for be closer to Disney World. He said he tried to help them the best he today, skies will be mostly sunny and 15-17 maculate candomlnlum 12 foot Aluminum Boot. for root roplacoment and re-tubdivttlon of Let 3A, now incident, they can contact the mayor’s RpnrtR ■M TM . H.T. ISSN der; full directions for Taking applications for a rust from outdoor metal 2:30 P.M . for tiM four-wlieol .The family will continue vacationing at could. highs will be around 80 with winds erlsl Uasis, SiSrtu ultt Zir quilt 80 X 98 inches. featuring 3 large bed­ 7'/i horse power motor Hie Bronco proporty, o roar office. Weinberg said. Tplpvininn 14 C4MH, S IIM ^M W as< SM. 5 room apartment, 2 bed­ furniture the easy way. drivo pickup, at which Hme let hovlno acoeet to both Disney World, until they return to the Best Orange County Deputy RBBert Hughley northwest around 10 mph. T ^ ig h t will rooms, formal dining and troller. $650 - firm. they will be publldv opened. 11 « /W/nrIH 7 Ts siiir. nsd $2M|, tsr sash room, full basement and rooms, $500 per month Just dip a cloth In turpen­ Brandy St. and School Rd. A Western Hospitality Motel in Tavares on gave the Prytkos a ,ride to the Lake County She said that some local effort should be be cloudy with a low around M, Details New FASHION with Coll Bill, 64»6339.. The right Is reserved to re- o ^ e n of the Branco parcel Weather 2 Photo-Guide pattefua in fitters, flsi 809 tir H*ti(S u4 central air. Pool, tennis and a 3 room apartment, 1 tine and rub the metal lect any ond ell bids. SpecHl- Monday. Kansupada said. line and $90 from his own pocket. From made to'help the Prytkos return home. on page 2. Disillif. woiild be tranaterred to Mi- all aise ranges, has a courts, clubhouM, Ini- b ^ro o m with heat and until spots disappear. To 14' Aluminum Boot - SVb coMoni ond bid forms moy bo nlcucd. UtMUIfT hot water. $375 per month. secured et the Basinets Ot- apecial Grace 0>la Collec- HsrsM moculofe grounds. Of­ sell Idle^Jtems the easy Evinrude motor and R. B. OORTON, Utm tor larger sisca: p|ua iiMm.sl4 For appointment call: way, use alow-cost od In Hce, 4S North School Street, Mwl^lLV.ItStr fered of *91,900.Joyce G. trailer. $1,200 firm. Call Monchester< Connecticut. CHAIRMAN X BONUS Couponal . Epstein Real Estate 647- Phllbrick Agency, 646- classified. 646-881A 02087 ^ •6786 Price. . . . 82JM 8895.0 4200. t - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. July 11. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 11, 1986 — 8 WEATHER Reactions vary Crews Today’s forecast in primary case to fix Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: Mostly sunny and dry today. High in the 70s. Bv John F. Kirch Increasing clouds tonight. Chance of showers Assembly District, were charged Herald Reporter with misdemeanors in connection streets extreme southwest. Lows 55 to 65. Cloudy with a chance of showers Saturday. Highs in the 70s. with the petitioning drive. A fourth The arrests of two Republican Maine: Variable cloudiness With a chance o f a suspect. Elsie Tartaglia. Republi­ town directors and an independent can State Central Committeeman shower north and mostly sunny south tod^y. Highs About 13 miles of Manchester candidate for the Legislature have Nathan Agostinelli's secretary, from the mid 60s north to the 70s south. Mostly roads will be resurfaced this raised legal and ethical questions was charged with a felony in clear tonight. Lows in the mid 40s to mid 50s. summer, with work beginning concerning what action can or connection with falsely certifying Mostly sunny Saturday except becoming partly should be taken against them. a petition. ■ t Monday and continuing for about three weeks. sunny southwest sections Highs in the upper 60s Most state and local leaders All four are to appea'r in and the 70s. interviewed this week said that Manchester Superior Court July New Hampshire: Variable cloudiness north and being charged with or convicted of 23. Keith H. Chapman, the town m ostly sunny south today. Highs m ainly in the 70s. a misdemeanor is not enough to "Personally. I think what they highway superintendent, is asking Mostly clear tonight. Lows in the mid 40s to mid leqd to removal from political did was absolutely stupid.” said motorists to avoid using the roads 50s. Increasing cloudiness Saturday. Highs near 70 office for the directors, or to the Democratic Director Stephen if possible while the work is in north and in the low er to mid 70s south. professional penalties against Wil­ Cassano. progress. Vermont: Mostly sunny today with highs 70 to 75. liam Diana, the attorney who However, he and the others Partly cloudy tonight. Lows in the 50s. Highs in the serves as Republican minority interviewed stopped short of cal­ Streets to be repaved along their 70s. Fair tonight with lows near 50. Clouds and sun leader on the Board of Directors. ling for Diana and Ferguson to entire length are Wyllys. Munro, north Saturday and a chance of showers south. At the same time, some of the resign from the Board of Green Hill. Kensington. Knighton. Highs in the 70s. eight officials interviewed said Directors. Cottage, Garden, Alton, and Elm that the actions of which the three “ I think the public humiliation Terrace. are accused in connection with a they're going through is the most New State Road is also sche­ petition-gathering process for an significant thing they will encoun­ duled for resurfacing, but Chap­ aborted GOP primary were ter.” Cassano said. Extended outlook man said in a news release that “ stupid” and “ unethical.” “ I agree that a person is innocent Harald photo by Pinto work on that road may be delayed. Extended outlook for New England Sunday "It's a question of the degree to until proven guilty,” said Republi­ Fourth Senatorial District candidate Cummings in front of Lincoln Center It will be completed this summer, through Tuesday: ‘ Today In history which they knew they were break­ can Director Geoffrey Naab. an Michael Meotti, left, talks to Manchester however. Today: Mostly sunny with a high around 80. Wind northwest around 10 Connecticut, Massachusetts and Rhode Island: ing the law.” said state Rep. attorney. Naab said he could not Thursday. Ten years ago today, on the eve of the Democratic Democratic Chairman Theodore R. mph. Tonight: Clouding up with a low around 60. Wind light and Increasingly warm and humid weather through Christopher Shays. R-Stamford. a speculate on what he thinks should Streets to be repaved In part are National Convention in New York, Jimmy Carter said he leading advocate of tighter res­ variable. Saturday: Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. the period with a chance of showers or or w ill happen to his two the following; traints on attorneys. “ If the colleagues. High in the middle 70s. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Andy thunderstorms each day. Lows in the 60s Sunday, planned no surprises and that he would choose his • Spring, from Lewis to a point allegations are true, they broke the Town Attorney Kevin. O'Brien the mid 60s to low 70s Monday and Tuesday. Highs running mate from a group of seven nationally prominent east of Tam. Brindisi of Manchester, who attends Martin Schooh law. And, just as important, they said that the Town Charter does Meotti brings party together 9 in the 80s Sunday and Monday, the mid 80s to low • Porter, from East Center to prospects. did not keep faith with an election not set an automatic procedure for 90s Tuesday. By George Lavng Wyllys. process that needs people to abide the removal of a sitting director, a candidate and soured relations He charged that Zinsser had Vermont: Humid with a chance of showers each Herald Reporter by it.” and other attorneys said that being between parly members in the • Woodbridge. from East Mid­ day. Highs 75 to 85. Lows 55 to 65. favored the utility over ratepay­ Diana, town Director Thomas H. charged or convicted of a misde-. Fourth Senatorial Di.strict De- district's two largest towns. But ers, and only "very reluctantly dle Turnpike to Green. 30.(X) , 29.77 Maine: F a ir north and chance of showers south 77 Ferguson and Edward Wilson, an meanor does not automatically mocral.s mended family differen­ leading Manchester Democrats was dragged” to support a three- • Parker, from Porter to East \ c ? ’ Sunday. Chance of showers statewide Monday into Almanac indepedent candidate in the 13th mean Bar Association disciplinary ces Thursday and railed in a made clear Wedne.sday that Meotti year phase-in of the cost. Middle Turnpike. Tuesday. Highs in the upper 60s and 70s Sunday, SEATTLE proceedings for Diana. And all said prominent relative to help launch has their full support Zinsser will be beaten this year • Oak Grove, from Porter to No. warming into the mid 70s to mid 80s Tuesday. Lows they did not think any serious the candidacy of Glaslobury's “ Mike is not a late-comer in this because the popular President 92 Oak Grove. in the 50s Sunday, warming to the upper 50s to mid Today is Friday. July 11, the evidence it had gathered in its action would be taken against him Michael Meotti, election.” said Stephen Cassano. a Ronald Reagan is not heading the • East Eldridge. from Autumn 192nd day of 1986. There are 173 Defendants 60s Tuesday. Watergate inquiry. or the others. Meotti, 32. the majority leader member of the Manchester Board Republican ticket. O'Leary told to Grandview. days left in the year. New Hampshire: Chance of showers Sunday into In 1979. the abandoned U.S. Attorneys Patrick Boatman and on the Glastonbury Town Council, of Directors who unsuccessfully the Democrats. The Deibocrats, on • Autumn, from East Eldridge Tuesday. Highs in the 70s, warming to the mid 70s Today’s highlight in history: space station Skylab made a remain mum Jonathan Mercier. both Republi­ told a crowd of about 50gathered at opposed Zinsser in 1984 and the other hand, will have popular to Porter. to mid 80s Tuesday. Lows in .the 50s Sunday, On July 11, 1804, Vice Presi­ spectacular return to Earth, cans in town, said today that the Lincoln Center that he would work dropped out of the race against names at the head of their ticket — • Hilliard, from Woodland to warming to the upper 50s to mid 60s Tuesday. dent Aq;'on Burr mortally burning up in the atmosphere In the wake of their arrests. election laws are very complex hard toun.seal incumbent Republi­ Ferris in June. "And he will not be including U.S. Sen. Christopher Broad. SAN^FRANCISCO wounded former Treasury Se­ and showering debris over the Republican town Directors Wil­ and could be misunderstood even can Carl Zinsser of Manchester. Glastonbury’s candidate — he will Dodd and eithef Gov. William • Crestwood, from Deepwood to 3000^ cretary Alexander Hamilton in a Indian Ocean and Australia. liam Diana and Thomas Ferguson by an attorney. Neither Diana nor "This election is not going toTie be our candidate in the Fourth O'Neill or former Sixth District Devon. pistol duel near Weehawken. have remained silent, as has Ferguson meant any harm by what won on speeches.” Meotti said in a Senatorial District.” Congressman Toby Moffet. LOS ANGELES Across the nation Ten years ago: on the eve of they did. both said. The estimated cost of the work, N.J. Edward Wilson, an independent 10-minute .speech, "The way to win Meotti, Cassano said in his Meotti said after the gathering the Dem ocratic National Con­ "The election laws are quite to be done by the Balf Co. of On this date: candidate in the 13th Assembly and get your message across to the introductory remarks, had been that he will not start door-to-door , LOWEST Scattered showers and thunderstorms will be vention in New York, Jimmy complex.” Mercier said. “ I con­ Manchester, is $480,000. The work In 1533, Pope Clement VII District. people is to meet th em "' thinking aboul entering the race as campaigning until after Labor TEMPERATURES found over much of the nation except New Carter said he planned no tinue to be amazed of my ignor­ is part of the program of infras­ excommunicated England’s Reporters have been unsuccess­ Meotti. a lawyer for IhPTravel- early as February. Day. Meanwhile, he said, he will _ SO _ England, northern New York, from the Great surprises and that he would ance. They're difficult to fo llo w " tructure improvements funded by •. MIAMI King Henry VIII. ful in repeated attempts to talk to ers Insurance Cos., promised to After Ferris’s withdrawal, party campaign at various events ORLEANS Basin to California and southern Oregon. choose his running ma'te from a Other attorneys aware of the a 1984 bond Issue of $4.6 million. In 1789, the U.S. Marine Corps Wilson and Diana, while Ferguson press the flesh throughout the five members looked to Cassano to throughout the district, which group of seven nationally promi­ refuses to comment. The three will situation said that becau.se the -LEQEMD- was created by an act of towns in the Fourth District in resume his campaign. Although he includes Bolton, Hebron and Co­ Chapman said Friday the town nent prospects. face misdemeanor charges when •defendants, if convicted, would be Congress. order to unseat Zinsser, a real considered running again. Cas­ lumbia as well as Manchester and has abandoned plans to use a Today's birthday: Actor Tab they appear in Manchester Super­ first-time offenders, they probably sano decided not to be a candidate. E53***^ Air quality • In 1864, Confederate forces led estate broker who has held the seat Glastonbury. chip-seal treatment on the portion Hunter is ,54. ior Court July 23 in connection with would not face the maximum for three terms. "I'm going to do Manchester Mayoi' Barbara by Gen. Jubal Early began their He has not selected a campaign of Oak Grove Street from 92 Oak SHOWERS^ FLOW an aborted petition drive to put. a penalties of one to three years on the hardest campaigning I'm ever Weinberg, who attended Thurs­ The state Department of Environmental Protec­ invasion of Washington, D C. manager or staff, but said he plans Grove to Autumn Street, a section Thought for today: "W e think slate favoring Republican candi­ jail. They did say. however, that going to do in my life in the next day's announcement, also consi­ UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST & tion provides daily air pollution reports and to do so in the next two weeks. where development is in progress. In 1955, the new U.S. Air Force according to nature. We speak date Gerald Labriola over one upon conviction, all would proba­ four months.” he said. dered running. However, she an­ seasonal pollen count information from the Meotti. who served four years on Academy was dedicated at according to rules. We act favoring rival Richard Bozzuto on bly be fined. Long hours, ho\^ever, might not nounced Thursday morning she Chip seal is a less expensive Department of Health Services. The recorded Glastonbury's Board of Education, Low ry A ir Base in Colorado. according to custom.” — Fran­ the ballot in the May 20 town Another alternative for the de­ be enough to compensate for was not a candidate. treatment than the bituminous message is provided at 566-3449. said one of his major themes will In 1974, the House Judiciary cis Bacon, English philosopher primary. fendants. some attorneys said, Meolti's late start. Glastonbury Also on hand to give Meotti be education. He said he will also concrete treatment to be used Committee released volumes of (1.561-1626), Wilson appeared at the Herald would be to take accelerated party chairman William Ferris support was state Senate minority focus on issues important to senior elsewhere. Some people object to It National forecast this morning to drop off a letter, rehabilitation, which would mean was the party's choice to face leader Cornelius O’ Leary of Wind­ citizens, such as housing and because it gets tacky in hot but refused to speak to reporters. they would not havetoentera plea. Zinsser until be unexpectedly sor Locks. O’Leary sharply critic­ health care. whether. Rain is forecast for parts of the Lower Great Lakes and the Upper Ohio Weather radio A fourth suspect. Elsie Tartaglia Under that legal route, the defend­ withdrew two weeks ago after a ized Zinsser for not supporting the MeoUi said he will model his Chapman said the town will wait was also arrested in connection ants would be put on a three- to bitter battle with Manchester gradual phase-in of a rate-hike campaign on the memo’ry former to resurface the western part of Valley with showers for parts of the Mid Atlantic Coast area. Scattered Lottery six-month probation period. At the The National Weather Service broadcasts with the petition drive. Tartaglia Democratic Chairman Theodore request by Northeast Utilities to Fourth District Sen. David Barry Oak Grove Street until curtis and showers and thunderstorms are possible in parts of the Central Plains, end of that time, the charges would continuous. 24-hour weather information on 162.475 has not returned repeated phone R. Cummings. help the company pay for its of Manchester, who he said “ was utilities have been installed and the Mid Mississippi Valley, the Upper Great Lakes and parts of theGulf calls. be dismissed, attorneys said. The fight left Democrats without Millstone HI nuclear power plant. the conscience of the Senate." m Hz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in New London and Connecticut daily day in New England: the street is realigned. Coast Elsewhere, the weather will be fair. 162.40 mHz in Meriden. Rhode Island daily: 4981. Thursday: 893 Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: Play Four: 8049 4-10-13-36-39. The jackpot was CCAG works Manchester $576,913. Tri-state daily: 244, 8413. By George Layng faces and been rudely dismissed other numbers drawn Thurs­ Massachusetts daily; 2454. Herald Reparter by some residents. For the most part, though, they laughed about PEOPLE Manchester residents shouldn't those times. be surprised this week if they Most of the people they’ve answer a knock at the door and find spoken to have been cordial, they a college-aged person trying to sell said. Hewett. the former lead vocalist for mind. When I look into your eyes and say 1 ‘Miami Vice’ song an idea. Smiley said the main issue the Shalamar who won a Grammy in February love you, girl, that’s how I feel. I ’m for real.” Canvassers for the Connecticut organizers try to discuss with Pop singer Howard Hewetl Jr.’s latest for helping write the music for “ Beverly Hewett and Molina were married on Citizen Action Group will be ini Manchester residents is the plan song should be incorporated into a “ Miami Hills Cop,” also is on trial on cocaine Valentine’s Day in Pasadena, Calif. “ She’s a town for the next few days trying to under which Northeast Utilities' Vice” episode. He wrote 'Tm for Real” for charges. He and Molina were arrested in a super lady.” Hewett said outside the raise money for the organization’s customers would pay for cost His wife of five months. Mari Molina, and Miami parking lot Jan. 30 after Molina sold a courtoom. “ I’ll stick by her.” lobbying efforts, which cover kuch overrun.s^^Kcthe company's Mill­ says his love for her will outlast the four-year kilogram of cocaine to an undercover officer. areas as environmental protec­ stone HI nuclear power plant. prison term she will serve for cocaine The song, which comes out in two weeks, tion, affordable housing and relief While Smiley said CCAG agrees dealing. says, “ I wrote the song just to ease your Petty place from utility rate increases. with the compromise worked out Thursday,, nine field workers between NU and slate officials, he G eorge Petty created his Petty girls — completed their second day of said the group would like to see the those curvaceous, leggy caricatures that ringing doorbells, handing out company absorb the extra cost. decorated everything from B-52 bombers to pamphlets and asking for dona­ Smiley also said he was angry Esquire centerfolds — in a Wisconsin tions. So far. the reception has with Gov, William O'Neill for his northwoods hideout. Now the cabin has been favorable, according to su­ tactics in battling Toby Moffett for ^ ' R become a tourist attraction. M elt D own pervisor Ken Smiley. the Democratic gubernatorial The 165-acre estate near Hayward includes Kelly Day, six, recently found relief from the sweltering "Manchester is one of the best nomination. He said allegations of communities CCAG has.” Smiley ballot fraud in Waterbury and a private lake, a luxurious lodge, a studio and temperatures in a bucket of water. During the month of three guest cabins and was used by Petty asa spid in a Main Street delicatessen other towns raise questions of July, people north of the equator become especially as his group was having a late, KEN SMILEY fairness. hideaway from 1932 to 1962. Petty kept the . . . one of the.best retreat to entertain models and guests but it aware of the Sun’s power. Only a few pounds of afternoon lunch. About $250 has “ It’s just been 'Stuff him (M of­ was locked up after his wife died in 1969. Real hydrogen are fused in the reaction that produces a been raised in town, he said. fett) down in the hole.'” Smiley Smiley explained that his field explain CCAG's positions and build said. estate developer Joseph Boos bought the thermonuclear explosion. By comparison, almost half a workers, who range in age from 16 support for them. Smiley, 23. has been working for place in 1979 — five years after Petty died at billion TONS of hydrogen are fused each second in the to their late 20s, put in about four One of the workers. Wendy CCAG for almost two years. He the age of 87 — and opened it to the public two Sun’s core. The energy released keeps the temperature hours a day contacting residents. Kimsey of Norwich.' said she said the experience has been weeks ago. - In addition, the workers put in up to answered the ad because she helpful to him and his workers r Some of the rooms contain big-game there at about 40 million degress P'ahrenheit. eight hours a t . meetings and believes in “ social change.” While because it "tests our convictions animals Petty killed in Alaska and Africa DO Y O U KNO W — What element is created when briefings. she said she has no particular and tests what we’re going to do in and others are Petty girl memorials \ hydrogen atoms fuse together? Most of the canvassers said they political goals, she said the expe­ the future.” featuring pictures, information and promos decided to work for CCAG after rience helps her become more While the work may have future for a 1950 movie called “Petty Girl” THURSDAY’S ANSWER — Salem Village was located In seeing a newspaper advertise­ knowledgable of the issues and the rewards, the immediate payoff is featuring Joan Caulfield. Massachusetts. ment. After being interviewed and actions of,elected officials. not too great, he said. I'U given a job that pays $35 a day. the Some other canvassers said they “ We don't gel rich, that’s for 7.]j.gg Knowledge Unlimited. Inc. 1986 Van is the man again organizers go out on tljrir own to have had doors slammed in their sure,” Smiley said. / Do you make your heating system A Newspaper in Education Program Van Morrison began his long-awaited U.S. Sponsored by tour Wednesday night at Wolf Trap Theater The Manchester Herald Bolton swimming gets fund boost work In hot weather? in Vienna, Va. But he got into the Washington Bv John AAltchell The town has three other life­ signed up for the program and paid If your hot water is heated off the boiler, your heating system has to work area early enough this week to take his Herald Reporter guards. but none is fully qualified fees, though the town has not 12-piece band to the Bob Dylan-Torn to certify a swimmer's abilities, advertised. 12 months a year... even when it's 90 degrees in the shade. And that's a waste Petty-Grateful Dead concert at RFK Mem­ BOLTON — “ Is it that valuables board members said. "Parents have been very under­ o f valuable energy and money. orial Stadium. Manchester Herald program?” Michael Zizka asked at The board is taking measures to standing of the process,” she said, The Morrison show was a blend of Irish a meeting Wednesday evening. salvage the second session of the adding that the money will be So give your heating system the summer vacation it deserves by installing a two-part program, scheduled to soul. rock, jazz and mystical lyrics and USPS 327-500 VOL. CV, No. 239 Zizka. a member of the Board of refunded if the program is free standing water heater that works inde­ Selectmen, was questioning a begin July 28. cancelled. earned him several encores. The perfor­ Published daily except Sunday Suggested carrier rates are $1.50 pendently of your boiler. It will: ' mance featured old and new material, with and certain holidays by the Man­ weekly, $6.50 for one month. $19.25 motion to increase the salary “ I will have to have a decision At the meeting. Board members long-time Morrison collaborators like bas­ chester Publishing Co.. 16Brainard for three months, $38.50 for six offered to get a certified swimming within a week or two,” Levine said expressed support for the program ■ • Make more hot water at a lower cost ■ in an interview Wednesday. sist David Hayes and newer ones like flute Place. Manchester. Conn. 06040. months and $77.00 for one year. instructor at Indian Notch Park. before making the unanimous Sem nd class postage paid at Man­ Mail rates are available on request. than heating water off the boiler. Ybur In her letter, Levine said that and sax player Pee Wee Ellis. In response to the question, the decision to increase the salary. chester, Conn. POSTMASTER: board approved the motion, made applicants have been interested in “ It is one program that is • Pay fo r itself in energy savings. Send address changes to the Man­ the position but want more money important in the summer for our .1 chester Herald. P.O. Box 591. Man­ in the form of a letter written by To place a classitied or display before agreeing to take the job. • Keep your house cooler, because it keeps Quot6 of the day — chester. Conn. 06040. advertisement, or to report a news administrative assistant Karen people here.” said First Selectman The town has paid past instruc­ Natural item, story or picture idea, call 643- Levine, who was unable to attend Douglas Cheney. your heating system-from working in hot tors $4.50 an hour — an amount it Ilsa Klinghoffer, reacting to the verdicts in GUARANTEED DELIVERY: If 2711. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 the special meeting at Community Board member Sandra Pierog weather. the Achille Lauro hijacking trial, which you don't receive your Herald by p.m. Monday through Friday. Hall. hopes to also pay a new teacher. said that swimming was probably UP) photo resulted in some convictions — but none in 5:30 p.m. weekdays or.Sa.m. Satur­ Swimming lessons were sche­ Levine said this momifig. How­ the most popular sport in town A modern free standing water heater. Source the slaying of her father. Leon Klinghoffer; day, please telephone your carrier. duled to begin at the park Monday, ever. the selectmen did give her outside of baseball. "I'v e gotten a CONNECTICUT NATURAL OAS COtWOHATKM NO MYSTERY HERE — Sherrie Spillane leaves District Court in Las Vegas It you're unable to reach your car­ The Manchester Herald is a mem­ the authority to pay a higher wage. lot of calls about this.” she said. It doesn't work through your heating system. “ An opportunity has been lost to deliver a ber of the Associated Press, a sub­ but had to be postponed because a This rnessage to help you save energy Thursday after a^iearing on her suit against mystery novelist Mickey Spillane. rier, call subscriber service at 647- Levine said she did not want to Levine said that only after she clear message to terrorists everywhere that 9946 by 6:30 p.m. weekdays or 10 a. scriber to United Press Interna­ certified water-safety instructor So it won't drain your energy budget. IS paid for by C N G customers. reveal what the maximum limit is had exhausted all opportunities In seeking additional money from her ex-husband, she testified about barbaric criminal acts in the guise df m. Saturdays tor guaranteed deliv­ tional news services and a member could not be hired. The Red of the Audit Bureau of Circulations. Cross-certified instructor em­ so that her bargaining position will would she recommend canceling continuing affairs with entertainer Sammy Davis Jr. during the 1970s with political activism will no longer be ery In Manchester. ployed by the town for the sunimer not be weakened. the program. " I ’m not ready to say ; Spillane’s consent. tolerated.” quit two weeks ago. Levine said 32 children have that\yet.” she said. r 4 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 11, 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 11. 1986 — 5 Coventry boating rules Connecticut In Brief Study suggests private help for DMV ^ t-.. By Mark A. Dupuis findings on the Department of State to announce radon testing plan United Press International ‘‘You don’t want to maintain bad service, if Motor Vhicles this week to the win support at hearing that indeed is the case, at a cheaper price. Legislative Management Commit­ H A R T F O R D — A plan to identify ^homes affected by H A R TFO R D — The state should tee, which will decide whether to ’ Bv Jacauellne Bennett watches, Robert Duffy, President of the cancer-causing radon gas and to develop vvays of alleviating the further explore the possibility of What you want to do is both, you want to move on to the next step toward Herald Correspondent "All hell breaks loose when the Connecticut Bass Association, vo­ problem is expected to be announced today by state health and having some of the work done by improve service and save,” Post said. possible privatization. patrol boat leaves,” said one environmental officials, a spokeswoman said. the state Department of Motor iced another concern, Post said he assumes any final resident. Vehicles turned over to private C O V EN TR Y — About 25 resi­ "Ignorant lake owners and boat­ The gas, which occurs naturally but which can present health decision on contracting out servi­ Although there was skepticism companies, a study commission dents crammed the board room of ers have been harassing fisherman problems in locations where it becomes confined inside homes, two more detailed steps would be "We wouldn't touch it unless wt' ces now handled by slate agencies about the likelihood that any order and pleasure boaters," he said, says. the Town Office Building Wednes­ has already been found in unsafe levels in Connecticut, the needed before so-called privatiza­ thought we could save at least to would have to be made by the full could be regulated at the lake. The Connecticut Public-Private day night to lobby in favor of a Duffy cited a harassment law spokeswoman said Thursday. tion of the services would occur, percent and we would really be Legislature. Town Manager Harold Hodge said Partnership Commission said its proposed boating ordinance for passed in 1985 which protects such The plan will involve further testing to learn What areas of the said Rus.sell L. Post Jr., the looking for savings of more than 20 Coventry Lake. the rules could be enforced, state are more susceptible to the problem and what can be done initial study of the DMV found commission’s chairman. In addition to recommending “ Start fining violators," one recreation. He* also said most percent "vsaid Post, a former state Safety problems at the lake to reduce the risks, said Wanda Rickerby. spokeswoman for the three areas where the state might . Post said Thursday the next step senator. that the stale move ahead to the resident said, “ That will work property owners don't realize prompted the Town Council to state Department of Health Services. be able to save money and,provide would be for the state to determine second pha enof studying whether better than signs," there is about a 100-foot frontage of draw up the proposed'ordinance, State health officials, who took about 60 water samples and better services by contracting the He said the commission is only to contract out DMV services, the When ■ another resident com­ land along the lake that is if any companies are interested in which would institute a 40-mph another 20 air samples throughout Connecticut last year, are now work out. considering privatization propos­ commission also is recommending plained that her property is used state-owned, giving people the taking over the work now done by speed limit. right to be there. The commission identified over- als that would result in improved initial study of privatization in four "as a toilet" and for picnicking, conducting a new round of more extensive sampling. Rickerby state employees and the level of " I ’ve heard Sunday morning is said. the-counter services offered at services as well as reduced costs to other areas. The low level of water was also services and cost that would be like a Chinese fire drill out there.” Hodge said local police could stop motor vehicle department branch taxpayers. those practices, mentioned. Hodge said water flow Radon, a colorless, odorless gas that is a natural product of the involved. Those areas are operation and said council member Dick Hines. offices, data and mail processing A state-owned boat launch at the is regulated by a gate, but a lack of decay of uranium, is emitted from rock formations found If the second phase of the study "You don’t want to maintain bad maintenance of state buildings and The council called the hearing to services and vehicle safety inspec­ lake gives non-residents access rain has drained the usual level of throughout the world. found that costs could be cut and service, if that indeed is the case, facilities, motor pool operations get ideas from townspeople for tions as the areas warranting and means Department of Envir­ about 93.5 feet by 3,5 feet. services improved. Post said the more ways to improve safety on further study. at a cheaper price. What you want and mainlenanee. payroll and data onmental Protection officers have slate could then move on to the to do is both, you want In improve processing services and transpor­ the lake — and they got plenty. Townspeople were anxious to The commission’s work at this Suggestions included one- law enforcement jurisdiction have the council go ahead with Tutu’s daughter cancels Yale' visit final step of actually turning over service and save.” Post said tation systems, including opera­ there, point is preliminary and at least services to a private company j directional boat driving, restricted adopting an ordinance. Lack of a N E W HAVE.N — The daughter of South African Bishop The commission submitted its tion of railroads and bus lines. hours for boating, posted rules, Hodge had contacted the D EP quorum for a special town meeting Desmond Tutu could cancel a scheduled visit to Yale University better enforcement of laws and the about the problems and said an planned for after the hearing because anti-apartheid groups there may not donate money to formation of residential crime officer has been out to the site. prevented that, however. Tu tu ’s refugee fund, officials say. j) Corbin Seaver. the hu.sband of Naomi Tutu Seaver. said Carbide to fight Thursday his wife will not visit the Ivy League school Sunday in New Haven unless the student leaders of the Yale Endowment for O’Neill leads pack in funds; Divestment honor an agreement to donate funds to the Bishop Tutu Refugee Fund. ruiing on iawsuits u Seaver said he was informed that the students want todonate money to “more confrontational" and "activist” organizations. D ANBUR Y (UPI) - Union appeal. race one of most expensive “ Suddenly they want to change their minds and not give us any Carbide Corp. Thursday appealed Despite the appeal, Anderson financial assistance at all.” said Seaver. who indicated the Yal^ one condition of a federal court said Carbide was not revoking its decision that multi-billion dollar acceptance of Keenan’s ruling to Mark A. Dupuis group earlier indicated it would donate money to the fund. The Moffett campaign reported H Bozzuto had $25,000 in outstand­ A spokesman for the Yale Campaign for Divestment said, lawsuits Pver the Bhopal. India, send the case to India. United Press International $280,000 in outstanding loans and "W e are merely objecting to the ing loans and a balance on hand of however, the refugee fund would be reinstated as a beneficiary of gas leak should be heard in the another $71,086 in unpaid debts, about $23,000 as of the reporting endowment funding. Indian court system lack of reciprocity and fairness in HAilTFORD - Gov William A while O ’Neill listed no outstanding date, his campaign spokeswoman The appeal to the 2nd U.S. applying U.S. discovery rules to O'Neill has taken a commanding loans and no unpaid debts, said. Circuit Court of Appeals in New the defendant, but not to the lead in fundraising and spending Moffett, a former congressman, plaintiffs.” he said from the Former Sen, Gerald Labriola of NU workers split on contract offer York seeks to reverse a condition L over his four challengers in what is reported having $14,101 as a that only .Carbide would be subject company’s headquarters in already shaping up as one of the balance on hand as of July 2 while Naugatuck listed receipts totaling Danbury. $311,859 and expenditures totaling M E R ID E N — Northeast Utilities offieials planned to meet to discovery, and not the plaintiffs. most expensive campaigns in state O’Neill listed a balance of $185,818, “ This is important because the $237,901, He had outstanding loans today to consider their options after two groups of unionized Carbide Chairman Warren M. history. the campaign finance reports workers split on a vote on whether to accept a new three-year Anderson said. Indian government has not been With state party nomibating showed. of $94,750 and debts of $7,838 with a forthcoming with information in balance on hand of $15,719. contract offer. Private attorneys in the United conventions a week or more away. The gubernatorial campaign is The larger of the two groups of unionized workers at the the past." he claimed. O'Neill already has raised more Rep. Julie D. Belaga of Westport States and the Indian government Anderson quoted a portion of already shaping up as one of the utility’s Connecticut Light and Power division narrowly than $1.3 million and spent nearly most expensive, in state history. reported total receipts of $262,753 filed separate lawsuits seeking Keenan’s decision that said: approved a new contract proposal Thursday, while a smaller $1.2 million in his bid for a second O’Neill alone has spent about as and total expenditures of $192,373. billions of dollars in damages on “ While the court feels that it would Her campaign has outstanding group rejected their offer, officials said. full term in office. much so far this year as he did four behalf of victims of the catastro­ be fair to bind the plaintiffs to loans of $60,.500, unpaid debts of Herald photo by Rocha O’Neill’s closest competitor in years ago on his entire campaign. The larger group representing about 1,660 electricians, phic leak at a Carbide pesticides American discovery rules, too. it terms of campaign receipts and $7.144 and had a balance on hand of linesmen, meter readers and other workers voted 733-622 to plant in Bhopal. has not authority to do so” On the Republican side, former $70,380. spending is Democratic challenger Sen. Richard C. Bozzuto was the ln~town tepee accept the contract offer, said Emmanuel Forde, a spokesman More than 1.700 people were Carbide contends Keenan does, Toby Moffett, according to finance apparent leader among the three Under state law. the candidates for Northeast Utilities. killed and more than 200,000 in fact, have such authority. reports filed Thursday with the GOP candidates vying for their are required to periodically file Keith Robertson, wearing buckskin throwing contests dju/ing camp outs in However, a smaller group of workers serving the Stamford. injured in December 1984 when the Anderson said. cloud of methyl isocyanate gas secretary of the state’s office and party’s nominatiop, to run for detailed reports listing the sources clothes and holding a black-powder the woods. The Robertsons will attend Torrington. Middletown, and New London area voted 106-64 to "Union Carbide’s ability to ob­ figures provided by the governor. of campaign contributions and how reject a similar contract offer. Forde said. spread from the factory in what tain information from the govern­ candidates. Bozzuto had not filed a report as the money is spent. rifle, stands by a tepee he built in front of such a three-day camp in Haddam ne^t Contracts for both groups expired J.uly 1. but had been has been termed history’s worst ment of India under federal rules As of the July 2 reporting date. of Thursday evening, but a cam­ The latest reports, which had to his Oak Grove Street house. Robertson month. Keith built the 15-foot tepee in extended until Wednesday. Forde said. industrial accident. would al.so faeililale the ability of UPI photo Moffett listed total receipts of paign spokeswoman said rough be in the mail to the secretary of’ and his wife, Michele, are members of The lawsuits were consolidated the court to determine the true one hour Sunday, and he, his wife and in U.S. District Court in Manhat­ $802,288 and total expenditures of figures showed him having total the state’s office or delivered the New England Black Powder Shoot­ 9-month-old daughter have been sleep­ fads behind the Bhopal tragedy IVAiaf a racquet $788,186 in his bid to wrest the receipts of $370,000 and total personally Thursday, covered fun­ Feds won’t challenge bail ruling tan. where Carbide agreed last and the extent of the resulting ing Organization, which sponsors month to a conditional decision by Democratic nomination from expenditures of just under draising and spending through ing in it all week in preparation for the injuries.” he said. David Mewleman, 6, of Medford, Mass., attempts to hit a O ’Neill $348,000. July 2. events like rifle-shooting and tomahawk meeting. HARTFORD — The government will not challenge an appeals Judge John F. Keenan In move the Attorneys for Carbide have court ruling that it is unconstitutional to hold defendants in the $7 trial to India. ■ argued American courts might tennis ball Thursday with a special racquet designed for million Wells Fargo heist without bail on the grounds they may be Carbide, which has argued from award damages based on U.S., people who cannot hit the ball in the center of a normal a danger to society, offieials said, the start the lawsuits should be rather than Third World, .stand­ racquet. Mewleman was participating in a tennis clinic A decision in May by the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in heard in India, agreed after ards. Lawyers for plaintiffs have held at the Museum of Science as part of its exhibition, State charges 7th person 63 East Center Street New York found that defendants could not be held without bail for clarifications were made in the contended the victims would ,bo more than eight months solely because of a suspicion they may ruling but reserved the right of best served in the United Stales. "Science of Sports” Manchester commit a crime if released. tSi Instead of appealing that decision to the U.S. Supreme Court, in probe of Waterbury vote REAL ESTATE SERVICES 643-4060 the government will appeal a similar ruling last week in which State expects the same appeals court foiwd it unconstitional to hold an alleged 5 AREA OFFICES • EAST HARTFORD • ENFIELD • MANCHESTER • VERNON • WINDSOR organized crime figure without bail. Connecticut’s U.S. Attorney W A TER B U R Y, Conn (U PI) - and charged with two counts of ty’s gubernatorial nomination, Stanley A. Tw ardy J'r. said Thursday. income lead A seventh person has been ar­ illegal possession of an absentee swmfoffett said be did not have a , Because of the decision concerning the Wells Fargo case, a new rested in connection with an ballot and two counts of corrupt specific delegate count but re­ bail hearing for two of the defendants will be held Wednesday in H A R TFO R D (U PI) - After It’s thrills’ll’chills ongoing probe of voter fraud in the practices in absentee balloting, mains confident he will have the U.S. District Court in Hartford. Tw ardy said. years of being a consistent second. Waterbury Democratic primary. Connelly said 270 votes he needs at next week’s Carol Factora The two defendants, Isaac Camacho-Negron and Claudio Connecticut is expected to regain Slate’s Attorney John A Connelly A hearing was set to begin today Democratic state convention to Orlando-Gonzalez, are among nine of the 19 people charged in the the distinction this year of having said. in Waterbury Superior Court on keep his candidacy alive into a Receives Award Wells Fargo case who have been held in jail for nearly a year the nation’s highest per capita Laverne Frank, 55. of Waterbury two suits filed by gubernatorial September primary. while awaiting trial, said defense attorney Ronald Kuby. income, state officials say. was charged Thursday with two challenger Toby Moffett, who is The former congressman esti­ Sentry Real Estate is pleased to announce that Carol ’n’ rock ’n’ ro ll Counts of illegal possession of seeking a rerun of the city’s mated that he has about 260 or 261 Factora is a recipient of the Greater H artford Board of The state Department of Eco­ absentee ballots and four counts of primary or to have the Moffett delegates now committed to his Realtors Outstanding Sales Award for the month of Plane replica makes brief ‘flight’ nomic Development estimated per forgery in the second degree. slate declared the winner because candidacy. March 1986. The award was presented at a Board Din­ capita income will reach $18,773 Connelly said of the alleged absentee ballot Moffett said he is gaining dele­ ner Meeting held recently at the East Hartford Ra- STR ATFOR D — Actor Cliff Robertson was at the controls of a this year, putting Connecticut in Frank, who, was arrested by fraud.- gates both because of his stands on mada Inn. Carol has 6 years affiliation with Sentry and crude, bat-winged airplane at dawn today as the craft was towed first place ahgnv the stales for the stale police, was released on her Moffett lost the May 20 primary the issues and because some continues to look forward to meeting the real estate a few feet into the air in a step toward challenging the Wright first time in 14 years. , to Gov. William A. O ’Neill, but is needs of clients and friends in the Greater Hartford promise to appear Monday in delegates believe he should qualify Brothers’ claim to history’s first powered manned flight. The department expects Connec­ area. Congratulations Carol! V Waterbury Superior Court. Con­ hoping to win the city’s 49 dele­ for a primary out of fairness. Aviation buffs huddled.on a small airstrip and cheered when ticut’s per capita income to be nelly said. gates through the lawsuits chal­ The investigation by Connelly’s the replica of Gu.stav Whitehead’s 1901 plane was lifted while about 32 percent above the esti­ Meapwhile Thursday, the sixth lenging the fairness and legality of office began after allegations that WE OFFER A FREE MARKET EVALUATION OF YOUR PRESENT PROPERTY. tethered to a flatbed trailer at Sikorsky Memorial Airport. mated national average of $14,150 person arrested in the investiga­ the elections. included a report of a man whohad The flight of the replica was the latest in a series of preliminary and above the expected $18,022 tion, William Battles, 56. an Moffett claimed Wednesday that been dead for more than two years tests leading up to a powered flight expected in three or four figure for Alaska, which has held employee of the Waterbury Hous­ even without a victory in. Waler- and who was listed as having weeks. the top spot since 1974. ing Authority, pleaded innocent to bury. he is now less than 10 voted. Morgan Kaolian, manager of Sikorsky Airport, said the replica charges in Waterbury Superior delegates shy of having enough The investigation is continuing plane traveled about 18 inches off the trailer bed for about 3.000 Howard G. Rifkin. deputy secre- Court. support to force O ’Neill into a and more arrests are possible. ta’ry of the state Office of Policy Battles was arrested Mondav' statewide primary for their par­ Connelly said. feet or more. The flight took place about 5:30 a m. before the airport opened to regular flights. and Manhgement. said Thursday . ^akeaLcK>k “ It handled admirably: a good steady flight, no up and down, at the high per capita income figures about 35 m ph,” Kaolian said. for Connecticut reflect the strength of the state’s economy. Shooting angers poverty group S ^ \ \ Ml// Controversy over whether German immigrant Gustav m /J./ Whitehead made a half-mile powered, controlled flight in 1901 in He said higher percapita income ANNUAL and around Bridgeport two years before the Wright Brothers has can translate into more disposable Bv Lvda Phillips income and in turn lead to higher Police later determined the Lewis Quander, president of the prompted some good-natured sparring between Connecticut and United Press International suspect’s high-powered ,30-30 ca­ Norwalk chapter of the NAACP, PERCENTAGE corporate profits, increased pur­ liber rifle was unloaded. Skeeter said his group would wait to review RATE North Carolina. chasing and higher lax revenues to NORWALK — Trouble has said. the official police report and then the stale. begun brewing in the neighborhood "We are calling for their suspen­ decide if action should be taken. FINANCING where two white police officers sion." Burgess said of the officers. shot and killed a black man “ We will ask the state police and "We will see if his civil rights Stock prices wielding an unloaded rifle in a city t h e F(B I to come in and were violated,” Quander said. 4_____. 40'% street, an anti-poverty official investigate” "We/have to keep an open mind says. Mayor William A. Collins said he about if. I will be very, very are mixed Robert Burgess, executive di­ will not call for an outside careful” / M l \ \ rector of Norwalk Economic Op­ investigation of the incident but Lloyd Fuller, the victim’s great- NEW YORK (UPI) - Prices portunity Now Inc., called Thurs­ will rely on the police depart­ uncle. said there was "no ques­ turned mixed after opening higher day for the suspension of the two ment’s internal investigations unit tion" the -victim’s family would ON MERCURY LYNX! Friday in moderate trading of New officers and an outside investiga­ that probes cases of deadly force. lake legal action. York Stock Exchange issues. tion by the state police and the FBI. The Dow Jones industrial aver­ "This is not the first incident of Cruise • 4 Cyl., 1.9 U t«r Engino, age which rose 5.76 points to police coming into a minority 1831.83 Thursday, was down 4.50 to community and overreacting to a ESTABLISHED 1 8 8 2 Front Wheol Drive, 4 Spd., 1827.33 shortly after the market situation. ” he said. McPherson Struts, Radial opened, yourcarto "We have warned them that if Tires, Power Front Disc, U n ­ Advances still led declines 601- they didn’t have some type of roof, Body Strips, Body Side 379 among the 1.452 issues crossing sensitivity training, something m Molding. the New York Stock Exchange Nova Scotia! like this would happen.” he said. tape. Residents were angry and upset, BLACK CARPENTER ANTS Early turnover amounted to said Burgess, whose agency oper­ It’s a beautiful Sail your car or recreational vehicle With Tirebiter, Aztec TWo Step a tle n ^ ic . 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■ L 6 - MANCHiESTER HERALD, Friday, July 11. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, July 11. 1986 - 7 OPINION V .S ./ W o r td I n B r io f Poland plans amnesty program

Firefighters keep watch on wreck By Bogdan Turek further normalization of the social could disturb peace, everything 130,000 inmates. United Press International and political situation in the which could fulfill a destructive "About 50.000 to 60.000 petty StiJdy needed SlEJN MIAMISBURG, Ohio — Firefighters kept watch on a trackside country and the halting of crime, role cannot be covered by this criminal offenders are expected to ftXKYKnN. NOBOPY UIKES toxic chemical fire that twice sent thousands of people fleeing WARSAW. Poland — Poland the Council of State, has decided to (amnesty) chance.” be freed.” said a court source. NEWg'NEA from their homes, hoping it would burn itself out today, ending said it will announce an amnesty submit to parliament a draft The statement was interpreted The last amnesty covering politi-. APARTHEIP. BUT the worst such railroad disaster in U.S. history. for political prisoners and criminal concerning the perpetrators of by diplomats to mean that con­ cal prisoners was announced in Jack offenders within the next week, but on space for s a n c t io n s PONT V Allan Franks, a spokesman for the Ohio Environmental some crimes,” the PAP dispatch victed Solidarity leaders such as 1984 tqfmark the 40th anniversary Anderson Protection Agency, said authorities had no idea when the jailed leaders of the outlawed said. Wladyslaw Frasyniuk, Bogdan Lis of communist fu le in Poland. , VloRK. QUIET phosphorus would bum itself out. Solidarity labor union are ex­ It said the draft plan was also and Adam Michnik were unlikely Western nations were critical of “ It looks just the same as it did when I left last night,” Franks pected to remain behind bars. designed to give those who com­ to be freed. the two previous amnesties for PIPLOMACY MAY The official PAP news agency S3id. “ I was kind of hoping to come out this morning and just see mitted “ crimes against the inter­ The three are serving prison political prisoners because they town offices said the Council of State led by little wisps (of smoke) on the ground. I don’t know. I guess it ests of the state” — a euphemism terms of up .to three years for had a limited character and did not BE SLOW,Bur.. President Wojciech Jaruzelski could end any time.” . for political prisoners — a chance inciting a failed nationwide strike cover union leaders. , worked out details of the amnesty, The blaze was still sending a moderate sized white cloud into to return to normal liqem There against food price hikes last year. The amnesty draft, details of which is subject to parliamentary The leader of the Solidarity The panel that recently studied the the air today but an intermittent drizzle and light winds kept it are an estimated 250 political which were not given, came two approval. underground movement arrested situation at the municipal office complex was from spreading toward populated areas of the Dayton suburb. prisoners in Polish jails. days after a group of 530 Polish If approved by parliament July Talk of an amnesty was first May 31. Zbigniew Bujak. was also intellectuals — including Marek probably right to recommend agaipst renting Mexican mag 17, it will be the third such amnesty unlikely to be included because he raised by Jaruzelski in an opening Edelnian. a surviving leader of the space for the Youth Services Bureau in the since the martial law crackdown speech to the 10th party congress has not been tried. World War II Jewish ghetto on Solidarity in 1981, nearby Andrews Building for $12,000 a year. D.C. mayor blames revolt on report June 29. The Polish leader indi­ Court sources said Polish pri­ uprising — called on the authori- “ Taking into account the fact of cated that “ everything which sons were jammed with about t(^>s to free all political prisoners. But at the same time, it is clear from what marks 10 LORTON, Va. — Fourteen prison buildings set afire in a was determined that a more comprehensive massive inmate uprising were still smoldering as District of look at the matter is needed in the near Columbia Mayor Marion Barry blamed the violent outbreak on a future. tough years report saying that a riot was imminent. Judge defends sentences in hijacking “ Our own prison experts say some things (that) become self- As things stand, few agencies housed in fulfilling prophecies,” Barry said Thursday, responding to a either Lincoln Center or the Municipal By John Phillips killer of the handicapped New the pro.secution will appeal.” leased one of five defendants in 30-page report released this week that warned conditions made a United Press International Building have crucial space problems, the riot imminent at Lorton Reformatory’s medium-security Yorker, received a 30-year prison Sentenced to life in prison for custody. Said Mowffar Gandura. a WASHINGTON — Proceso is a Mexico City sentence — and could be freed in 15 masterminding the October hi­ chairman of the Board of Directors real Occoquan facility., ’colonel " in the PLF. Gandura. 37. weekly magazine, a courageous and respected GENOA, Italy — The judge in the years. Molqi faced life in prison if jacking were Palestine Liberation served his eight-month term while “ When you say there’s going to be a riot there will be.” Barry Achille Lauro hijacking trial de­ estate subcommittee said this wieek. The exception to the longstanding rule that the convicted of murder. Front leader Mohammed Abu awaiting trial. ■ said. “ The report added to the psychology of the'incident.” fended the decision not to hand most pressing problem. Chairman Peter Mexican government controls the media through "It was a difficult decision given Abbas. 37. military chief Ozzudin Molqi and Abu Abbas were Twenty-nine inmates were hurt by the fires and by shotgun down a murder conviction to the the brutal crime Molqi commit­ DiRosa Jr. said, is in the Building intimidation and bribery. It was born 10 years ago Badratkan. 39, and treasurer convicted of “ kidnapping with blasts from guards who also used tear gas to control nearly 1,300 accused killer of Leon Klinghoffer. ted. Presiding Judge LinoMonte- Omar El Ziad. 35. this week, virtually at the point of a gun. terrorist intent that caused the Department, where it is difficult to lay out ram p^in g men in an uprising early Thursday at the facility in pointing to his “ tragic life as a verde told reporters, “ But we had A second hijacker received 24 killing of a person.” The offense is plans and there is no room for expansion. As Mexico's ruling party for 57 years* the the Virginia suburbs but run by the district. Palestinian refugee.” to acknowledge, albeit as little as years and a third who turned considered al least as serious as That isn’t the only trouble spot, however. Institutional Revolutionary Party, known as PRI, Nine guards and six firefighters also were hurt, none seriously. After three days of delibei^a- possible, his confessions during the state’s evidence was sentenced to homicide has always regarded stability as its primary tions. a court Thursday convicted investigation, and his tragic life as Assistant Town Manager Steven R. 15 years. The jury handed up a total of 82 objective — which has discouraged the kind of II of 15 defendants in the hijacking a Palestinian refugee.” The court ordered the three PLF years and eight months imprLson- Werbner, who predicted that the irreverent, inquisitive press that we're of the cruise ship, but failed to find Molqi confessed to the killing officials, who are al large, and the menl to Molqi and seven other subcommittee’s youth services recommen­ accustomed to north of the border. Group claims bombing credit any one defendant individually while in custody, but recanted. three hijackers, who are in cus­ defendants. Four defendants were responsible for Klinghoffer's In New York. Lisa Klinghoffer. dation would be heeded, pointed to problems The party has some unsubtle but highly / PARIS — Statements in the name of Direct Action, a leftist tody, to pay $20,000 each to not convicted, murder. 35. said. "M y fatherhas been killed Klinghoffer’s daughters and $6,000 Klinghoffer’s daughters called in the town clerk’s office and the tax effective methods of controlling the press. The terrorist group, today claimed responsibility for Wednesday’s The court said six men — the in cold blood and his murderer will to the Achille Lauro fleet in on President Reagan to seek government has a monopoly on newsprint; it Can collector’s office as well. r THE GREAT EMANCIPATOR - bombing of a police headquarters annex that killed a police three masterminds of the hijack­ be out on the street very shortly .” compensation and court costs for extradition of the defendants for “It reaches the point where you just can’t and does deny paper to publications that get too inspector and wounded 22 other people. ing and the three hijackers aboard Alfredo Biondi. an attorney who the civil plaintiffs. trial on murder charges. U.S. critical of the regime. In addition, advertising by The claim was made in a letter delivered to the Le Monde daily the ship — shared responsibility shuffle anymore,’’ Werbner warned. represented Lisa’s sister lisa. 28, The defendants broke into shouts Consul Richard Higgins said U.S. I MEET5 TH E GREAT COMMUNICATOR government agencies provides 60 percent to 80 newspaper in Paris. for killing Klinghoffer. 69. who was al the trial, also protested. of “ Long live Italian justice” when authorities would study the senten­ Given the growth of the town and the percent of all ad revenue for newspapers and “ We take responsibility for the action against the prefecture of shot to death Oct. 8 and thrown "That’s not right for a ruthless Monteverde read the verdicts and ces before making a decision. services offered by its government, that is magazines: the ads are simply withheld from police,” the communique said. The typed letter, posted Thursday . overboard with his wheelchair. and ferocious execution,” Biondi sentences in the 'underground Abu Abbas and an aide were on far from an unreasonable warning. troublesome publications. morning in Paris, was printed in full in today’s Le Monde. The Magied Al Molqi. 23, leader of told reporters. “ There were no Genoa courtroom board an Egyptian airliner inter-- Commentary the hijackers and the accused mitigating circumstances. I hope Municipal employees should not be expected On top of these persuasive mechanisms, the newspaper said it also received two calls from an anonymous Authorities later Thursday re­ cepted by U.S. fighter planes . government also pays to have favorable articles person reading the same statement. to work in offices where they can’t get things The letter was marked with the Direct Action symbol of a accomplished without conducting a cramped printed and gives rnonthly payoffs, or “ embute,’^ to compliant editors and reporters. five-pointed star and was signed “ Commando Loic Lefevre- struggle. Action Directe.” It condemned the killing of Lefevre, who was No tampering found Nonetheless, no easy solution is in sight, An unwise precedent? shot to death Saturday by police who were chasing him for IF THREATS AND BRIBES don’t do the trick, driving erratically. and addressing the problem on a long-term the government has the full force of the police and Biit editors at Le Monde said the typewritten letter did not despite new threats basis will require more than a glance at the By R. Gregory Nokes supporting the contras has not ceased.' Moreover, the Nicara­ the army to enforce its wishes — and journalists resemble previous Direct Action communiques they, had government’s needs and the space that is been simple, as international law guans have offered to sign a know if. In the past, erring journalists have been received. WASHINGTON - Although seems explicitly to prevent such treaty that provides for secure beaten up for writing stories critical of the SNIE now available or may be in years to come. give us any reason to do anything action — barring a declaration of government. Some have even been murdered. By United ,’ ress International The time has clearly arrived for a the Reagan administration has borders. but lake this very seriously. It is a war, a defense against direct This background is what makes the story of nuts-and-bolts look at the way things shape in the past been ambiguous about South African gun battles kill 10 Preliminary investigations very serious matter. the goal of its policy in Nicara­ attack, or support of a treaty THE ADM INISTRATION says Proceso so remarkable. It has survived — even up for at least the next decade. showed no evidence of tampering gua, there was no ambiguity in commitment. the leftist government could not thrived — while fearlessly exposing PRI JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Police fought gunbattles ” We have no evidence there has with sugar-free Jell-0 gelatin been any tampering.” he emphas­ Sucif a study should begin with an President Reagan’s speech on The administration has based be trusted to live up to any such ‘ corruption and blunders. with groups of suspected black nationalist guerillas, killing 10 following a warning from an ized. “ But we do have a phone.call assessment of the offices now located in the its actions on a right to collective Proceso’s publisher, Julio Scherer Garcia, was and recovering Soviet-made pistols, automatic rjfles. mines and the eve of the recent House vote agreement. “ A communist Nica­ anonymous caller clalfning to have that is very specific as to the for years the influential editordn-chief of other weapons, officials said today. municipal complex at the Center and should in favor of $100 million in mostly self-defense under the charter of ragua, allied with the Soviet 'poisoned boxes of the product in information and to the geography, Excelsior. Mexico City’s largest daily paper. The seek to determine which ones hjave to be miliary aid to the contra, rebels. the Organization of American Union, is a permanent threat to The clashes came as a leading industrialist called today for the Chicago and Detroit. and so we are acting on that.” atlas Reagan said he still hopes for a States, even though the OAS us all." Reagan said in his personal courage of Scherer and his team brought release of political prisoners and South Africa’s largest labor The threat Thursday prompted located there and which ones might perform at least four grocery chains to pull Kroger pulled the dessert from peaceful settlement, but made itself hasn't acted, or even been speech. the wrath of then-President Luis Echeverra down federation prepared for work stoppages to protest detentions their services just as well elsewhere; It under emergency rule. the product from their shelves in its .57 stores in -Michigan; Jewel clear it would have to be entirely asked to act. on them. should also include “ blufSky” consideration But the World Court, in a 12-3 In the Soweto black township near Johannesburg, blacks four Midwestern states. removed sugar-free Jell-0 from its on American and contra terms. The administration says the First he tried leaning on Scherer, urging him to ruling, rejected Washington’s disputing methods to oppose the apartheid system of racial The warning came just two days 218 stores in Illinois. Indiana. Iowa of where government services can be “ The United States will support Nicaraguans have supported in­ fire several reporters and columnists. Scherer self-defense claim and said the separation fought each other today, offic al said. after an anonymous letter said and Michigan: Dominick’s Finer expected to expand, and where they may any negotiated settlement or surgencies in El Salvador, Costa refused. Foods will not sell the product al its administration was violating in­ No details were immediately available on the scale of the Ac’cent flavor enhancer had been contract. Contadora treaty that will bring Rica and Honduras — and this Echeverria’s men then quietly bought the poisoned with cyanide, clearing 75 Chicago-arca stores, and A4P ternational law as provided in battles, waged between conservative blacks who reject violence support of enough employees of the newspaper — the product from store shelves in will withdraw the product from its The youth bureau, for instance, has some real democracy to Nicaragua. gives the United States the right and militant youths calling themselves the “ comrades.” the United Nations charter and a cooperative — to stage a coup. On the evening of the Houston area. Michigan stores. particular needs. Because its services must “ Wbat we will not support is a to intervene on behalf of existing The government reports 146 people have died in racial violence Big fuel savings! elsewhere. July 8, 1976, about 200 liberal Excelsior In both cases, there was no paper agreement that sells out governments in those countries. since the state of emergency was imposed June 12. Defren said all other grocery Reliable home heating! be available on a walk-in basis to teenagers ’ journalists were unceremoniously thrown out on evidence either product had been the Nicaraguan people’s right to One of several problems with Not in recent history could chains in the Detroit and Chicago 20 year warranty on P EN SO TTI boiler! with problems, it seems unfeasible to put it in anyone recall the United States the street by police in plainclothes. They weren’t poisoned or even tampered with. area carrying Jell-0 products have be free." Reagan said. the argument, however, is that No extortion demands or motives an out-of-the-way location. even allowed back in to retrieve their files. Some been told of the threat and are 3 year warranty on RIELLO burner! That may mean bankrolling the alleged aggression has never having been declared an aggres­ were known. of the fired employees were eventually taken “ free to do what they need to do.” The same goes for most municipal offices the contra insurgency until the been clear cut. There was sor by a respected international Cocaine emergencies on the rise A threatening call was made at tribunal. While the court lacks • back, properly chastened, but the hardheads Defren said the Food and Drug and agencies, but it may not hold true of Sandinistas “ say uncle.” as evidence of some arms smug­ WASHINGTON — Federal health experts hope they have midafternoon- Thursday by an enforcement powers, it is the started a news agency in the fall of 1976, using a Administration and the FBI were every single one. Reagan once put it gling to El Salvador, but it was strengthened the war on cocaine by reporting a rise in hospital anonymous male who left a re­ not pinned on the government legal arm of the United Nations building generously loaned by Pages Llergo, corded message at General Foods being told of the threat. FDA atlas oil An example is the Recreation Department, emergencies related to smoking the drug and offering grim editor of the news weekly Siempre. Corp. corporate offices in White spokesman Brad Stone said in FINDING A LEG AL basis for and by most accounts has and has in the past received the details of how using it in other ways also can kill. which has its offices in the former Highland wholehearted support of the Plains. N.Y.. corporation spokes­ Washington the agency was work­ Park School and performs its functions quite The U.S. Public Health Service said Thursday a survey of man Ken Defren said. ing with General Foods to investi­ 414 Tolland street • East Hartford • 289-6435 649-4595 United States. ECHEVERRIA CAME TO REGRET his rash ^ hospitals in 26 cities found 471 cocaine-smoking emergencies well. ouster of Scherer, and, in a series of personal “ I have poisoned three .6-ounce gate the threat. 555 East Middle Tpke • Manchester • 249-8611 684-5853 The administration has al­ during the first quarter of 1986, a 14.5 percent increase from the boxes of Sugar-Free Jell-0 Gelatin Ideally, what will happen is that the Postal ready said it will ignore the meetings with the editor, he agreed to turn same period last year. Excelsior back to the Scherer team. But the deal with sodium cyanide, lot number Service will ultimately vacate the building at World Court ruling on grounds it Health officials took the opportunity to underscore graphic 4318D3: twh boxes in a Jewel store fell through when The New York Times broke the Main and East Center streets, paving the exceeded its jurisdiction. warnings to first-time users that snorting or injecting cocaine in the Chicago area, and one box on story prematurely. way for a town takeover, something that But there are those who feel can kill. a store shelf in a Kroger store in damage done to international On Nov 6,1976, Scherer and his loyalists began Dr. Donald Ian MacDonald, administrator of the Alcohol. Drug Detroit City.” the caller said would allow both centralization and law by the American action will publishing Proceso as an independent weekly Abuse and Mental Health Administration, said cocaine toxicity “ Better take this seriously. This is BRENDAN WOODS coordination. But that may not happen. in the long run exceed any gains magazine. The new government of President Jose can cause fatal strokes, heart attacks, cardiac arrest or no joke.” In any event, the town should be better from forcing a change in Nicara­ Lopez Portillo tolerated Proceso — but barely. By stimulation of the central nervous system followed by The lot number includes the Six Early American Style Homes large-size box of the sugar-free prepared than it is at present to meet the 1 ^' gua's government. 1982, the last year of his term, the president had respiratory collapse. gelatin in all flavors. Defren said. • need for space. Taking on leases one at a had enough of the magazine’s critical articles and Though recent data does not show an increase in cocaine use, built amidst quiet woods. cartoons. He stopped all government advertising MacDonald said. “ We’re picking up a lot of people who are falling The dessert also comes in a time certainly isn’t the most economical R. Gregory Nokes writes on .3-ounce size, he said. © 1 M 6 b y NEA, Inc and sent a clear message to other advertisers that off the cliff because they are more years into their habit. d -j) diplomatic affairs for The Asso­ Asked about the seriousness of answer, and Manchester’s officials must get they should do likewise. ciated Press and has been the threat, Defren said, “ He did not a better grasp on its needs and its holdings if "Sorry, I’m simply not going to any more covering U.S. poiicy in Centrai Despite this body blow. Proceso has continued macho-man-with-machine-gun movies." the best possible solution is to be found. America since 1980. to lead the Mexican press in tough but fair investigative reporting, exposing corruption in government and labor unions. Its circulation is Reagan plans about 90,000, making it the largest political weekly in Mexico. It’s tough subsisting almost exclusively tax pressure Manjiattan 4th test left need for a cab on circulation revenue, but Proeeso has hung in T iy tQ lia J s there. Congratulations are in order. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presi­ Youth Specialty Shop There were several ways to watch the fireworks people aboard were clowning. When it sailed the . Footnote: The 1976 coup at Excelsior also led to dent Reagan, invigorated by a display in New York City last weekend. I picked Hudson they were still clowning. As she passed, the birth of other publications. Uno Mas Uno, an campaign-style rally in Alabama, 757 MAIN ST.. DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER the worst. someone shot a pop and a puff from a gun mounted influential left-leaning daily, was started the will keep up pressure on congres­ One way was to stay at home or in your hotel on deck. following year by a group that split off from sional tax reformer’ with a series room and monitor the television set. According to [anchester The ship was built for the 1960 movie, “ Mutiny Proceso. And in 1984, a splipter group from Uno of speeches in the capitai city he SIDEWAIK SALE comparative accounts I ’ve heard, that was not the (Spotlight on the Bounty,” starring Marlon Brando. Mas Uno founded a magazine. La Jornada. calied the home of “ fancy briefing best way. TV did not capture the big picture, I When you go aboard a ship to visit, language is papers and expense-account iunches.” up«. 4 5 -5 0 % OFF understand seldom much 6f a barrier — not only because so* Alex Girelli Foggy bottom fog Reagan returned to the White A better way was to be in Battery Park at the many foreigners speak English, but also because STOREWIDE SALE When State Department Bureaucrats refused to House Thursday from a speech in on Spring A Snmmor MerchandiM foot of Manhattan with several thousand close so many Americans seem to be able to speak turn loose a batch of documents we requested, we Dothan. Aia, — which he called acquaintances. other languages, contrary to all the statistics I ’ve took them to court an got the papers released. One part of “ the real world” outside GIRLS (Sizes 4-14) BOYS A YOUTH (Sizes 4-20) . . W i.jt * But the best way was to a have a friend or heard. On the Guayas from Ecuador, most of the Washington — to continue his of them was an unclassified memo that told how Shorts & Sets guests were speaking Spanish to cadets. public focus on the House-Senate Shorts & $ets relative living in an apartment near Battery Park the embassy in Sofia, Bulgaria, gets its Slacks & Sets has a kind of asymetrical appeal. negotiators trying to form a finai Slacks & Sets with a view of t he Statue of Liberty and thus a Next to the Guayas on at the dock was the communications equipment; in sealed diplomatic Pajamas At the same time, it may be that the New Yorker tax bill. Pajamas great view of the whole wide display. Dewaruci from Indonesia, all very exotic and pouches. This is no secret; every country has done Dresses . who advised us to go uptown to Central Park and The president wants a comprom­ That’s the way Donald Genovesi of Manchester Eastern — except for the slick fiberglass launch it for years. Maybe the boys in Pettifoggy Bottom Rompers Slacks just look up was right after all. ise m^dsure to resemble more the Skirts * I handled the problem — and if I had known in with the 40-horsepower Johnson outboard. were hoping the Bulgarians would think the Suits Antiersen Windows ■ Garagt; Door ■ r^uslom Wood Caliiriclry The funny part of it was that at 5 p.m. we were in Senate version, and he portrayed Slacks advance where he was, he would have had embassy found its code machines under a cabbage the bargaining as a battle of Jerseys Battery Park along with a few others. But like the Jerseys - Blouses ■ Wood Siding Opont^rs • Williamson Air Conditioning additional guests. LOWER MANHATTAN WAS MOBBED for the leaf. “ special interests” and “ the little Bathing Suits Bathing Suits The only people I know who live in Manhattan feeble suburbanites we are, we paled at the celebration, no question about it. But it was an guy.” .went somewhere else on the big weekend. That thought of staying in the hot sun for a few more amazingly orderly and relaxed crowd. New “ Let there be any significant INFANTS — TODDLERS should have told me something. hours to await the spectacular. We beat it back to Yorkers, who might have been expected to resent departure from the two low indi­ Overalls & Sets Jerseys Shorts & Sets O p e n fo r viewing Sundays 12-4 an air-conditioned hotel for drinks to fortify us for the invasion, were extremely patient about telling vidual rates of 15 and 27 percent Pajamas Sun Suits venturing forth again. and the top corporate rate of 33 GENOVESI SAID THE FIREWORKS were people how to get from place to place. iKaiifliPHtpr Kpralft Manchester-Glastonbury I.inf!. Route 8.3 West Spectacular beyond belief from his vantage point. Police officers were in evidence everywhere, percent /that the Senate has al­ ...... 20% O F F ...... Founded In 1881 ready approved. anB somebody’s “ Nobody had a better view, except maybe the THE PARADE OF TALL SHIPS was a different working in pairs and eveh threes. (Genovesi said C A R TE R ’S UN D ERW EAR on Shallowbrook I.ane to Brendan Road. going to have to do a lot of president.’’ he said. matter. For that we had reserved seats on the he remarked to his wife that he couldn’t possibly RICHARD W COSGROVE ...... Publisher explaining.” he told a cheering, Briefs, Undershirts, Panties, ^ edge of the Hudson River — and nothing fall without hitting a policeman on the way down. DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... Executive Editor The way my wife and I saw the display, or a part JAMES P SACKS Managing Editor flag-waving Chamber of Com­ thereof, was to walk downtown toward it along ' interrupted our view of the impressive vessels as I didn’t fall on any police officers, but when we ALEXANDER QlREtLI ...... Associate Editor merce audience in Dothan. Intermediate Jackets, Blazers > 12tb Avenue and 11th Avenue as it was in progress. they sailed (it would be picky to note they were asked one kind-looking one for subway directions The congressional conference Peterman Building Company About the time the view got pretty good, the actually under power) upriver. to Penn Station for the trip home, he took one look DENISE A. ROBERTS Advertising Director panel will begin work on the % PRICE — Reduced to Clear display was over. A few of those ships we had seen in Newport. at our tired faces and hailed us a cab. MARK F ABR AITIS...... BusinessMahager compromise when it returns from Large group of youth slacks, denim A cord jeans. SHELDON COHEN Composing Manager Walet 25’ to 3(r 649-9404 647-0080 647-1340 But the display was impressive even in our R.I.. a week earlier at closer quarters. But to see ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Pressroom ManaMr its Independence Day recess, and 'fragmented view. 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Federal Reserve Board cuts N ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson discount rate to 6 percent ON TH E FAST RA CK toy Bill Holtorook MyiTaHOTOUTTMERL' IT'6 ALMOST A& HOT AS ALLTMEaD-TlMLRbUKE. m ------Hernld photo by Rocha mSUMME.ROF'83.' ^ TO TALK AMUT THE. WEATHER WASHINGTON (UPI) — The near the midpoints of the target supply. 17^0KA^,VWR EV6R.VPAV LIfiS IS Federal Reserve Board’s attempt ranges set at the start of the year . ’ ’ Volcker is known to be cautious Sidewalk sales &REAT.^ SINGLES A spate of disappointing eco­ PULL,GOT WHAT APOOT VACATIONS? WELL, M V 3 ili Oo to spark vitality in a sluggish about lowering the discount rate cwisEs.'m Per economy by slashing the interest nomic indicators, showing slack quickly for fear the move will THATS WHEN Voo (ZEALLV LEISURE TilAE MEET LOTS Mot \ rate it charges big bank borrowers employment and income growth, Townspeople pick through clothes 5:30 p.m. and again Saturday from 9 c v r LPOSB, RifrHTT J i AQUATi^L n ! rekindle inflation and perhaps OFCHICK6.' / (2gALW J ^ takes effect with the start* of poor capital investment, bloated trigger a run on the dollar. Thursday during the Downtown Man­ a.m. to 5:30 p.m. From left, Doreen IN NATURE... 1 business today. inventories and a high level of Recent reductions were made chester Association’s sidewalk sale on McIntyre shops with her 3-year old 1' i perso3a debt, are believed to have easier by a freak deflationary Main Street. Merchants have brought daughter, Molly, while Nancy Merril of ) The Fed, conceding economic contributed to the Fed’s decision. growth is plodding at a pace below period associated with the collapse out their merchandise at reduced prices Mari-Mads Youth Shop helps customers Reducing the interest rate in world oil prices. Retail costs i f ! that generally anticipated, voted for the sale, which continues today until find what they want. Thursday to drop the discount rate charged to commercial deposito­ declined at an annual rate of 1.4 from 6'/i percent to 6 percent — the ries when ' they borrow from percent in the fir.st five months of lowest in eight years. district federal reserve banks has this year. 1 The vote, taken on requests from a stimulating effect on the econ­ O A LL E Y OO P 'riby Dave Graue omy, but creates the danger of The Fed cut the discount rate directing boards of the 12 federal renewed inflation. from 7‘/4 percent to 7 percent WHAT \W E THINK IT S A R A FT >»“~ ™*» y FIVE'LL GET ^KING KOOGIE SA ID /...LIK E A .HMvi! reserve banks, was 6-0. The action March 7 in a move coordinated TH' HECK) THAT KOOGIE A N D /l'D STILL \ YOU TEN WHAT TAX\ EVERYONE IN / WEAPON, v was announced at 4:36 p.m. EDT. A lower rate also tends to make COMING FRIDAY MR. MEN™ AND LITTLE M ISS™ by Hargreavea & Sellera IS THAT I MELBA ARE GOINS/ LIKE TO ) IT'S PART COLLECTION J MOO HAD TO / A POT,FOOD> the dollar less attractive to over­ with the central banks of Japan THING? / TO USE TO LEAVE / KNOW WHAT'S / OF TH' TAX ^ /A N T E UP SOME-1 OR A HIDE! timed to follow the close of stock and West Germany to minimize O t« M Hwgroovot artO Soto MOO, BUT WE’RE NOT IN THOSE /COLLECTION ' THING OF VALUE seas investors, thereby continuing Dwtrttoulod fry NEA Itk trading in New York and minimize the negative effects on the dollar SURE! b u n d l e s ! BEFORE SUNDOWN...., the decline that has lowered the . possible market disruption. U.S. money unit’s value by some 30 and provide a more balanced Magazine I HAC> ‘‘The action appeared approp­ percent against other major stimulus to the world economy. Weekend Plus W HAT DO NOWHERE riate in the context of a pattern of currencies. The Bank of Japan cut its rate to I ALWAYS WANTED MEA^..£AR~ TO KEEP MY relatively slow growth ... in the The discount rate was raised 4 percent and the West German TO BE A CARPENYER PENCIL I H United States and the industrial­ from 6 percent to e'/i percent Jan. Bundesbank to Z'h percent at that ized world generally.” the Fed said 9.1978, and peaked at 14 percent in time. Since then Japan cut its key in a statement. 1981. It was raised from 5V4 percent lending rate to 3‘/! percent, but ‘‘That pattern has been accom­ Oct. 26, 1977. both governments have resisted panied by relatively low prices of a Fed Chairman Paul Volcker, entreaties from Washington to 2 Between the Lines: Thp story number of important commodities who has led the monetary control stimulate their economies through behind the story, t h e b o r n l o s e r ®by Art Sanaom and greater stability in prices of board since 1979, is credited with further cuts. goods generally.” it said. “Mea­ busting the double-digit inflation of The rate was cut from 7 percent 4 Outlook: Swimmers inspire ^ LCCXC T ^ T OOer I4UT FAIP: THAT MDU A 6000 k)l(5MT'‘$ ‘$LEE^ sures of the broader monetary the 1970s through a combination of to 6‘/4 percent April 18 in a aggregates — M2 and M3 — are high interest rates and tight money unilateral move by the Fed. distrust from a non-swimmer. SHOULD HAVE ID THAT THEVU KEEP TILL Am i||0(5. M O tO E Y -o ^ACK OF P im PI5HB5... Puzzles Astr€>gr€$ph 5 Profiles: Sylvester Benson V ~ 1 7-1 GE earnings up by 5 percent 0 Cover Story: Car buffs converge on ACROSS 3 Genus of frogs Answer to Previous Puzzle 4 Track Welch also pointed to the forth­ Burr Corners every Tuesday night B E ^ Y o u r FAIRFIELD — General Elect­ Earnings per share for the first 1 Noun suffix 5 Actor Brynner sixth months were$2.54, compared coming acquisition of Kidder. B E b i r t h d a y ric Co. Thursday reported earn­ 4 Old English 6 Sandarac tree ings for the second quarter were up with $2.42 for the same period in Peabody’s investment banking 9 Weekend Television: Program coin 7 Eastern priests 5 percent to $21 million on sales of 1985, business and part of Johnson & July 12, 1986 schedules, features and puzzles, 8 Rad (comb, 8 New Jersey nearly $8 billion as it completed the Johnson's diagno.stic imaging bus­ form) Sales in the first half of 1986 were river acquisition of RCA Corp. in early iness as furtheF examples of this through page 16. 12 Oral's river That exotic trip to a distant place you $13.67 billion. 5 percent more than 9 Hurried have longed to visit is a strong possibili­ June. diversification strategy. 13 Distinctive air FRANK AND E R N E ST by Bob Thavet 10 City in Russia ty in the year ahead. Begin now making the $13.04 billion reported for the 14 River In Employers Reinsurance Corp., 1 2 At the Movies: The title “About 11 Disobey plans that will include your very favorite Earnings per share were $1.36 1985 first half. Yorkshire R o which was earlier acquired by GE. 19 Male deity traveling companion. compared with $1.30 for the 1985 Last Night” doesn’t tell you much 15 Skin problem E N ------3 4-TALU Qf=F T H B GE’s 1986 net earnings including had strong .second-quarter perfor­ 21 Kentucky blue CL FINAL PAYS second period, down by 1 cent due ... Norman Bates is back in 16 Seafood C A N C E R (June 21-July 22) Be extra at­ $36 million from the RCA Corp. mance. adding 5 cents to earnings grass - ' ^ApoCTALYP^^/.. to the RCA acquisition. Chairman 17 Atoll tentive today if an important topic is be­ PRODUCTION before estimated acquisition costs, per share. Welch said. business... Film capsules. 23 Mild oath John F. Welch Jr. said. 18 Old saying ing discussed. Try to hear what is really and sales include $803 million from The acquisition of RCA is ex­ 20 By leaps and 25 Metal thread being said, instead of what you want to DEPT. - Sales in the second quarter of RCA, the company’s operating pected to reduce sales and earn­ M E Music: The Fixx is back and bounds 26 Gemstone hear. Know where to look for romance H A 5- a 1986 were $7.79 billion, • up 14 results since June 1. 1986. ings, compared with previous year 13 1 T and you'll find it. The Astro-Graph MM 22 Be In debt to 27 Harvest percent from the $6.84 billion 6 • touring... A new biography of Janis Matchmaker set instantly reveals which 3 “Completion in June of the results, for the next year. 24 Habitual 28 Moslem prince P P V P P / o « reported’for the 1985 second quar­ 45 Negative 51 Hindu queen signs are romantically perfect for you. merger with RCA marks a major Joplin... TurnJ^letips. drunkard 30 Invasion ter. he said. After one month of operations answer 52 Venture Mail $2 to Matchmaker, c/o this news­ 25 Verbiage 31 Wave (Fr.) milestone in GE’s strategy of being under the merger. The National 47 More modern 54 Peace paper, PO Box 1846, Cincinnati, OH 29 Moses' brother 32 Close 45201. Earnings for the first six months a world leader in technology and Broadcasting Co., and RCA's Sexuality: Scientists still don’t 49 Cover with disturbance 17 33 Made of (suff.) 35 Reduce speed C a^ 7 - 1/ of 1986 were $1,158 billion, or 5 services while maintaining a aerospace and defense compo­ paper 55 Single time LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) In order to grati­ know what causes homosexuality, 34 Sweet potatoes 38 Journalist percent more than the $1.1 billion strong base of core businesses.” nents “turned in good earnings 50 Eugene 56 College group fy a material desire today you might im­ for the first half of 1985. Welch said. performances,” Welch said. strikes. 36 Nona (Scot.) 40 City In Texas O'Nalirs 59 Company (Fr.. pulsively spend more for something WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli 37 Bataballer No­ 43 Piece of land daughter abbr.) than it s actually worth. Take time to lan ____ shop around. LIKE THE ROBBERY AT THE 1 8 On the House: Denise Batsie fills 1 2 3 9 YOU KNOW, ins HARD TO KEEP I FIND THAT SOMETIMES 39 Seasoning 1 0 11 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) You're fam­ A DIARY INTeRESTING I HAVETOAAAKETHIN6 S MERCHANTS BANK Z FOILED Wang says her Kimberly Drive home with 41 Mountain near 12 I ous for your awareness of small details EVERT&SINiELE DAY. UP... SINGLE-HANDEDLY THIS country touches. ancient Troy that others tend to overlook, but today MCJRNINS-. 15 r‘ cuts needed 42 Drive out you may base your judgment on a faulty V V DZEN 44 More spherical premise. 1 / On the Road: Preparing your car 18 20 46 Conquered LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) Guard against -r LOWELL, Mass. (UPI) — Des­ 48 Baiketbell for the long haul. a'tendency today to make large tasks pite winning a $15 million contract league (abbr.) out of small ones. Don't complicate to supply a computer system for 49 Clothing fabric 25 28 27 1 your life by being unmethodical. Georgia’s Department of Educa­ 18 21 The Curious Shopper: ’The caffeine 63 English poet tion. Wang Laboratories Inc. S C O R P IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Being debate rages around coffee and tea. 57 Stray 33 PKF around prompous or arrogant individ­ 7-11 maintains reductions in staff is 58 Texas city ® 19M by NEA. Me needed. 37 uals will rub you the wrong way today. t 60 Business Before accepting an invitation, find out 22 Dining In: Salmon is a find if you abbreviation Wang was awarded the contract 42 who will be present. are watching cholesterol. 61 Actress Thursday to install and maintain a S. Windsor - E. Windsor Magnani S A G IT T A R IU S (Nov. 23-D*c. 21) Don t 290-unit “integrated information take bows prematurely today lor some­ Town Line 62 — -the Red processing” system to be used by 23 Dining Out: Sondra Stave visits thing you still have to do. If It doesn't B ridge the department’s administrative Barber Hill Road 63 Edible tuber 49 50 51 55 56 pan out. It could be embarrassing. Chan’s Garden. 64 Anguish 1 staff just one day after it an­ 1 Mile North of Dzen Tree Farm 57 60 nounced plans to reduce its staff by 65 Qiva off fumes C A P R IC O R N (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Follow 1,600 workers Blueberries - Pick your own 66 Bavarage through on your plans in an orderly NORTH 7-11-M O b ligato ry to be cajoled into this play? Not at all. Free Containers 61 63 fashion today so that you don't start - OQ65 He can’t look into his opponents’ The computer system will help DOWN Jumping ahead of yourself and leave out VK 9 8 Uourto: where li t At — ■ 64 66 fa lse -ca rd hands. He may suspect a false-card, the department deliver more effi­ some essential steps. ♦ KQ63 but he cannot be certain. And there is cient and effective programs man­ Monday - Friday, ... 1 Hawkey* State ♦ a 7 3 J By James Jacoby one final reason why South must go dated by the Georgia Quality Basic 8 am-12 noon, 2 Squaatad out (c)19ee by NEA. Inc . 11 A Q U A R IU S (Jan. 20-F*b. 19) Unless wrong. Since he has two certain losers 2 1 you know exactly what you're doing, do WEST EAST Education Act of 1985. 4pm-8pm; ^ not attempt to manage.the complicated 0 1 0 9 2 4>K4 In today’s deal we see an automatic outside the spade suit, he must hold his affairs of another. It could cost you both VQ6 54 VJ 10 7 false-card situation that all players maximum number oLlosers in trumps Wang announced Wednesday it Saturday, 8 am-5 pm; money. ♦ 8 5 ♦ 10 9 7 2 should have in their bridge arsenal. to only one. Returning to dummy and planned to reduce its worldwide Sunday, 8 am-5 pm P IS C E S (Fab. 20-March 20) Your ideas ♦ KQJ4 0 10 9 8 2 Declarer wins the club ace and leads a playing the queen will bring that workforcevbO 1,600 in an effort to CELEBRITY CIPHER and suggestions are likely to be better SOUTH spade from dummy. Elast plays low about. Four spades is the contract, and streamline operations. The com­ C6*6bf1ty CIphtr cryptograms ar« crMiad from quotatlona by famous paopla. patl and praaani. than those of your associates today. 4AJ873 and South puts in the jack. SuppoM be should play safe to make it. pany instituted early retirement Call 044-0505 " Cacfi lattw In tha cipbar itandt for anolhar. Toddy't dv: O aptialt M. However, they will not be heeded II you VA32 West plays the two of spades. At this and voluntary separation pro­ for update on by CONNIE WIENER present them poorly. ♦ A J4 point South has no play except to go grams and made immediate staff A R IE S (March 21-Aprll 19) If you re­ 465 ahead and lay down his ace. Because Big country cuts at a plant in Puerto Rico. picking conditions KDQ THE GZQN IKZOW HDFKOQ nege on your duties today, don't expect Blast’s king must fall, declarer will not others to fix things up, VVhat you don't Vulnerable: North-South and hours Dealer: South lose a tr u m p trick. But what if West Canada is the world’s second-larg­ "The reasons stated for the 1,600 UTO LHF QZaNFKDQ LHOUE UK 8Q do yourself won't get done. had played the 10 or nine as South won est country, territorially. It extends (employee) number were produc­ a TAURUS (April 20-May 20) You'll be In , tivity and profitability.” said a sociable and fun m ood today, but you West North Ehiit Saath the Jack? from the North Pole to the U.S. border VALUABLE COUPON IKZOW.” — OYCOKD OBIHMCTIYD. might not enjoy being a member of a 14 How should declarer then plan.the and includes all the islands of the Arc­ Wang spokesman Paul G. Hen­ Pass 2 ♦ P ass 2 iUanrhpHtpr UrralJi PREVIO U S SOLUTION: "Amusement Is the happiness ol those that large crowd. Stick to a small group. 4 play? Of course he can still lay down tic froip near Greenland to the Alas­ ning. “You' have to look' at Pass 4 P ass P ass — Alexander Pope. G E M IN I (M ay 21-Juna 20) A position 4 the ace and come out all. right, but he kan border. Its seacoast is one of the productivity and earnings. All *2.00 OFF EACH CONTAINER | cannot think." Pass you take In an Important family Issue to­ will probably return to dummy and world's longest. It includes 17,860 computer con^panies are being Weighing 12 ibs. or more mhj I f day may put you in the minority. It's miles of mainland and 41,810 igi]^ of impacted b margin pressure and Opening lead: 4 K lead the queen. Now West will make a “YOUR VOICE IN MANCHESTER possible your views are wrong. trump trick. Is it a silly thing for South islands. ^ competition.” 1/ sn i; Hl'HMH, Kridav. July II. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July II. 1986 - II Noisy and fast drive ieads to five charges FOCUS/Hfeefcend Peter Fultz. 18, of 89 Weaver Still later, police got complaints None of the occupants wore seat Road, will face five charges released. The passengers were about a fast-moving, noisy car in belts, according to police. resulting from what police des­ Edward McKernan of J42 Spruce the Green lyianor area. The accident occurred at near a cribed as a noisy and fast drive ^St. and Nancy Berk of 31 Kerry St. Information led police to Fultz as curve on Spring Street at a point A third passenger,- James Had­ Thursday evening through scat­ the driver. south of Glen Road tered parts of town and the den. of 24 Jan Drive. Vernon, At his home. Fultz told police he Brozek and two pas.sengers were showed signs of injury but did not Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free Free investigation that came in its had sold the car in question, but treated at Manchester Memorial Toy guns aftermath. seek treatment, according to the they found it in the back yard. Mospitiil for cuts and bruises and police report. Fultz is charged with breach of The breach of peace and inter­ peace, interfering with a police, fering charges smm from the officer, reckless driving, evading cotiduct of Fultz and the other two responsibility, and theft of a begin to people when police were investi­ registration plate. gating the case and arresting Fultz O bitu aries Also arrested as a result of the at his home, police said. investigation were Bruce Kelsey. The officer who first saw the car Philip J. Parker land Road, South Windsor, will be 18. of no certain address, who was had the licen.se plate checked worry cops Saturday from 9;30 to 11;30 a m. charged with breach of peace; and through the Motor Vehicle Depart­ Philip J. Parker. 62. of 172 High Memorial donations may be Donald Hennequin. 18. of 156 Lenox ment and found that the plate and St., husband of Winifred (Toiler) made to the Arherican Diabetes St., who was charged with interfer­ the' car it had been assigned to had Parker, died Thursday at Man­ Association, Connecticut Affiliate. By Ellis E. Conklin ing with a police officer. both been stolen. The car in chester Memorial Hospital. Fultz and Hennequin were sche­ 17 Oakwood Ave.. West Hartford. United Press International question, however, was not the car Born in West Hartford, he had duled to appear in Manchester to which the plate had been lived in Rockville before moving to LOS ANGELES — In April, a few days after the Superior Court this morning. Kel­ assigned, police said. Manchester 15 years ago. He was In Memoriam U.S. attack on Libya, 14-year-oId Manuel Rodri­ sey is scheduled for court July 16. employed as a state correctional The episode began when a police The driver and three passengers officer in Enfield, retiring two guez took his fully automatic “ Water W arrior” toy officer saw a car going fast on In sweet and loving memory of our rifle to the top of a downtown building. received minor in.juries Thursday years ago. husband and uncle Fiorentino Zan- Cambridge Street and making afternoon when they were thrown A worker across the street called the police, noise. The officer yelled at the Besides his wife, he is survived lungo who passed away July 11th against the windshield of their car by two sons. Craig A. Parker of 1981. claiming a man with a gun was shooting at cars on driver to stop, but the driver as it hit a stone wall alongside a the Harbor Freeway. Several officers quickly continued and went through a stop Orland Park. III., and Stephen J. You gave us years of happiness, bridge on Spring Street, police Parkerof West Hartford; a daugh­ arrived at the scene, cordoned off the area and sign, police said. The officer noted said. Then sorrow came and tears, ter. Karen L, Parker of Manches­ gave chase. ' ^ the license plate number. The driver. Patricia Brozek. 19, You left us beautiful memories. Later, a car fitting the same ter; and five grandchildren. We will treasure through the “ They told me to throw down the gun and put m y of 20 Woodbridge St., was charged The funeral and burial will be description was seen going fast on with reckless driving and is years. hands on my head,” Rodriguez recalled. Police Forest Street, but the officer who private and at the convenience of quickly noted Rodriguez’s youthful appearance scheduled to appear in Manchester Sadly missed by. saw it lost it in traffic the family. Calling hours at the and recognized that the gun was just a plastic $30 Superior Court July 21. Samsel Funeral Home, 419 Buck- His wife and family replica of a real weapon. “ It could have been a very tragic situation, especially after tensions in the Middle East.” said Los Angeles Police Department Sgt. Larry Ariaz. Rodriguez said he was only playing. He may as with fife and drum At well as have been playing with fire. The French Cadet Fife, Drum and Bugle Corps WITH U N C A N N Y A C C U R A C Y , many of the of Reims, France, will march in to the nation’s 75 toy gun manufacturers are producing one-to-one scale copies of real guns. Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell tonight at jBeebie They are presumably designed for innocent play, 7, with 40 members between the ages of 12 and and toy manufacturers contacted by UPj, uni­ 19. The group is on a two-week concert tour of formly say they are not trying to aim for an adult market to bolster sagging sales of the past few North America, under a grant from the cultural years. But there is a growing sophistication in affairs department of the French government. UP design, performance — and expense — of these REP. SAM GEJDENSON TO_1500 ®®S®®ner/ “ toys” in recent years, a situation that has police Admission is free; in case of rain, the program . . . cites constituent efforts INSTANT across the nation gravely concerned. will be moved to East Catholic High School CREDIT “ A lot of the guns look so real now. And in the dark, you can’t tell the difference,” said Perry auditorium, 115 New State Road. If weather is Johnson, a Highland Park, Mich, police officer. questionable, call 647-6016. Residents like stands, 1 8 9 “ Believe me, if one was pointed at you or a police officer, something very bad could happen,” Los Angeles Police Department Lt. L.A. Durrer said. Rep. Gejdenson says Such ominous-sounding playthings as the “Rambo M-16,” the “Uzi Water Pistol,” the ”AK Centerfire Submachine Gun.” the “MX-7” rifle Continued from page 1 office and by pushing for the can be found in the aisles of the nation’s 235 Toys ‘R creation of enterprise zones that Us outlets, m ajor department stores, or corner Gejdenson also defended his would give tax breaks to busi­ groceries. service on the House Administra­ nesses that would locate in the tion Committee, a panel that area T O Y G U N S A R E obviously nothing new, and few Pabilonia criticized as being inef­ Gejdenson listed amo'ng his things seem more harmless than the image of a fective. Gejdenson said the com­ goals overhauling the federal little boy playing with his toy pistol. mittee has influential members income tax system, les.sening the SHOP US LAST.... But on March 3,1983, officer Anthony Sped didn’t and allows him to establish rela­ federal deficit, which he said will tionships with various legislators know it was a toy when he shot and killed a seriously affect the country's and TRAVEL ANYWHERE IN THE 5-year-old boy clutching a .T.J. Hooker plastic that he can use to help the district the world's economy, and protect­ in other matters. ing the environment. STATE, ANY STORE,... revolver that his mother had bought for him two On local matters, Gejdenson He also took issue with Pabilo- days earlier at a nearby U-Tote-M market. said he supports plans to build the nia's proposal to widely use COMPARE.... The city last month agreed to pay the mother, Route 6 expressway from Bolton enterprise zones to spur economic ^ G r l l i Patricia Ridge, 31, $395,000 for the accidental Notch to Windham. While he said development. While legislation YOU'LL SEE WHY IT PAYS TO>^J'^''V killing. Sped quietlyentered a sanitarium afterthe sympathizes with those who would creating such zones has already incident and now lives on an $800-a-month lo.se their homes ■ if the 118 been passed. Gejdenson said, it SHOPATAL SIEFFEP"® ^ ' disability pension in Los Angeles. His former mile-long road were built, he said mainly helps a fewj^ban areas — se attorney said he remains "depressed.” the highway is needed because the not the typically^Ptmil towns found A similiar instance occured again in the wee current two-lane Route 6 is unsafe in the district ^ hours of June 4,1986, when Diane Cook, a mother of This is the Elissa, one of the tall and carries too much traffic. Gejdenson. 38. said the total five, was shot and killed on the doorsteps of her Mullen and Pabilonia also sup­ number of jobs in eastern Connec­ YOUR CHOICE! 13" ships whiich will be docked in port the project ticut is higher now than when he Washington, D C., home after she pointed a cap New London on Saturday for the Mullen, the former head of the first look office, but stressed that pistol at a stranger. federal Drug Enforcement diversifying the types of jobs "•■SSIt* TOSHIBA Her 12-year-old son. Nathan, said the armed town’s annual Sail Festival. Agency, said if he were elected, his available is more important than ACAOY man, apparently looking for someone else, began i l 9 / ' main priorities would be to streng­ the overall numbers D I A O . 55s?’’*' knocking on her door around 1 a m. “When he then the country’s defense, provide In spite of winning the past three FISHER - knocked the third time, she went and got a cap. It’s a Hacky what? Tall ships are sailing in greater protection for crime vic­ elections. Gejdenson said he does atADt • STEREO pistol and went to the door.” Nathan told police. tims and discourage drug use by not underestimate his opponents. 1 3 9 You say you’ve never seen a Hacky Sack? You’ll Missed seeing the tall ships sail by the'Statue of with clowns, face-painting and carnival rides will youth's. “That man,' he was out there hollering. My "Anybody that runs for re- • CABLE READY see plenty of them on Saturday at Hartford’s Liberty? You’ll get a close look at 10 of them, as be open in Union Plaza from 10 a,m. to 8 p.m And Pabilonia said his lop goal would C O l ^ S mother opened the door and pointed the toy gun and election and isn’t worried ^is they will be docked in New London for the town’s that infamous contest, the Ugliest Dog in be to bring jobs into the district. by • WIRELESS REMOTE him, and he shot her.” Bushnell Park. These brightly-colored little foolish” he said. " I'd worry about beanbags, designed to be kicked with the toes or annual Sail Festival. You can climb on board Connecticut Competition, will be held at 2 p m. using both the influence of the ^ n election if I was unopposed.” • HI-RESOLUTION C ER TAIN LY, little of the mischief triggered by thighs, are the latest sports rage on college H.M.S. Bounty for a free tour, from 11 a m. to 3 Sunday. • MONITOR 19" toy guns ends in tragedy. But there have been a campuses. The Hartford Hacky Sack & Frisbee p.m. Saturday or Sunday. If all this isn’t enough, organizers boast that number of close calls — some of them laughable, at Festival, from noon to 5 p.m., will feature free To go with all this, there will be free concerts on Saturday night’s fireworks, synchronized to an Incumbent lists stands n Utton least on first look; instruction in the fine art of kicking a Hacky Sack two stages throughout the weekend, concluding elaborate presentation of music broadcast from O L O R T V with the James Montgomery Band at 9; 30 p.m. • the Block Island ferry, is the largest and grandest While efforts to reduce the indebtedness since the country At Boston University last April, a student or throwing a Frisbee. In addition. Frisbee federal budget deficit will lake was founded to $900 billion. Since carrying an Uzi-style water gun walked into the champions — both human and canine — will Sunday. A huge flea market with roving in New England. The fireworks will begin at 9; 15 linrie and hard work. Rep Sam Reagan has taken office. , that Student Union building while a trustee’s meeting demonstrate their wizardry. In case of rain, the entertainment will be open from 10a.m. to 5p.m. p.m., following the concerts by Cool Runnings and Gejdenson. D-Conn . points to tax figure has increased to $1.3 trillion, " was in progress. Campus police responded, not festival will be Sunday. both days, on Bank Street. A children’s festival The Boys From The Country. reform as a solution to many of the he said. knowing the gun was fake. country’s economic problems. He warned that there js no easy Virginia Beach, Va., police say they are worried Gejdenson. who is seeking a solution to the problem and that it about the growing number of high-tech squirt guns Farmers in the dell fourth term in the 2nd Congres­ will take “ methodical work." 9 9 showing up at the beach. At least three people have sional District said in an interview However, he said that had been Ever wanted to join a farming family? You can 449 been arrested for disturbing the peace in recent with the Herald Thursday that he done in the past under former FAMOUS spend the next two days on a berry farm, an supported the tax reform bill ^FISHER weeks after water battles sparked minor riots. In presidents, such as Carter, even TgrTsHERl, award-winning dairy, a Christmas tree plantation recently passed by the House of when oil prices were more than MAKE NEC one case, officers drew their guns in response to a and a horse farm. Farmers are opening their Representatives, although more double what they are today. prankster who was brandishing a plastic toy gun farms as part of the Connecticut Farm Bureau could be done. In particular, he Gejdenson sharply criticized that looked frighteningly genuine. 5"OI A s 2 5 " Association’s 11th annual farm tour. Farms are said the legislation should be Reagan’s defense spending, say­ “ It’s beginning to look like the beach at Beirut,” • AUTO COLOR all open, free, from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday and changed so that it will encourage ing the country orders not what it • CABLE READY said one startled sunbather in Bethany Beach. people to save their earnings. • SOLID STATE • WIRELESS •WIRELESS REMOTE Sunday. needs but what "the generals Delaware, gazing at a black plastic “submachine He noted that Americanssaveon want” He said the Cniled Stales VIDEO CASSETTE • CABLE READY At Hytone Farm, on Route 44 in Coventry, the COMPACT PORTABLE gun” squirter $ianginti by its strap from a sand the average about 4 percent of has to more accurately define what Peracchio family will welcome children to pet the chair. their income, compared to 20 type of defense it wants instead of DISC COLOR TV RECORDER COLOR TV calves and see how cows are milked. The 450-acre Charleston, W. Va.. Police Chief Kent Carper percent saved by Japanese citi­ purchasing a variety of systems farm has a milking herd of 165 cows, and 200 head zens. He said that if more money is reported that three police cars responded in May to that do not complement each of young stock. saved in banks, then interest rates other. a complaint that some young men were driving Rose’s Berry Farm and Belltown Hill Orchards on loans would come down, allow­ In particular, he attacked the around in a car pointing a gun at pedestrians. are both located on Matson Hill Road in South ing American-made goods to be Strategic Defense Initiative, or 199 299 699 Police found the culprits and pulled them over. 169 lL L i^_k D Glastonbury. Both offer farm store and manufactured and sold more “ Star Wars." a plan to put a THE WORLD'S SMALLEST AND “ It turned out they had one of the battery- LIGHTEST SMM CAMERA/RECORDER pick-your-own fields, with peaches, blueberries, cheaply. space-based shield around the General General f- 'eneral powered squirt guns,” Carper said. “It was very The result would be an increase t.^AMF RECORDING SYSTEM apples, plums, pears, nectarines, raspberries, country to guard against incoming realistic-looking. They were given a stem talking in jobs, a revitalization of the nuclear missiles. Gejdenson said •DIRECT VIDEO B e c trk Electric 1 ^ % hctric strawberries and grapes. This weekend there will PLAYBACK • HEAVY DUTY to and agreed it was a foolish thing to do.” country’s industries, and an im­ the system is not needed, and was • EDIT SWITCH •LINT FILTER be a petting zoo o ffe r^ , as well. • LARGE CAPACITY •MULTI-WATER proved world economy, he said. approved in Congress because it is" •ACADAPTOR 18 cu.ft. “It’s a deadly combination,” said San Jose. LEVELS ' Other farms which are participating this He said some tax exemptions being built in many different Calif., Police Chief Joe McNamara. “You just weekend are the Fairvue Dairy Fdrm , Route 171, Tickling the Ivories^ found in the current law. such as congressional districts. SONY LECTRIC UTOMATIC _ UNO FROST can’t ass7md because it’s a young child that he’s South Woodstock; the Ingalls’ Tr(o» E-ZTUMS: Civilization studies at Georgetown University and the Top 40 of gospel music. The concert is tonight, el major musical talent. Music for who that Reagan has not efficiently vtvt« I A t fiiclJfiw cuts pushed by the administration • CASH ' a toy historian, said the air pistol was first will be moved to East Catholic High from 7 until midnight, at Burning Bush Farm, op are are picnicking will begin at 5 p.m. spent the money he has been given are worrisome because they will v a n • CHEOfTCAHO u " * 445 HARTFORD RO. • K ^ M T - E X I T OFF 1-64 | | I # 6 4 7 - 9 9 9 7 displayed in the popular Youth Companion School. 115 New State Road. Gejdenson noted that under leave the United ’ Slates unpre­ • MOHTHIY Hanover Road, just off Route 14. Concerts are held The Hamlisch concert starts at 7.30 periodical in the 1870s. under an old-fashioned circus-style tent. President Jim m y Carter, the fed­ pared to compete with nations that OFSMPA aw-THUWSTin .Tw w tfnw T’nn-FRBMY'nLt rATMEHTS p.m. The rain date is Sunday at 3 p.m eral deficits totaled $150 billion place a greater stress on “ These guns looked quite realistic even then,” after four years, bringing the total education. Mergen said. I t - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July II. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 11.19W - M Weekenders Refinancing prompts review of home insurance coverage

A e ______...... As mortgage THIS IS IT — the time to review financial security division of insurance for your property. “ decreasing term" pglicy as mort­ marathon of music will go on until 1 a.m. Food and rates have sunk all your insurance coverage so it Aetna. If your family depends on one gage protection.. ’These policies Music fills the air The Shaboo lives! beer will be available throughout the day. Tickets ■ to their lowest reflects higher values and other If your bank requires that you income, adequate disability insu­ have no cash buildup; Instead, the are $5 in advance, purchased from B eller’s Music levels in years, Aston Magna, a touring cham ber music group A reunion for nightclub regulars? Sounds highly changes in your income level and insure your home against fire and rance could be the crucial differ­ premiums remain stable as your on Purnell Place in Manchester; or $6 at the door. increasing ence between keeping your house which specializes in baroque and early classical unusual. But The Shaboo Inn in W illim antic was a property. There are four major other damages up to the amount of mortgage amortizes — and you get numbers of ho­ Sylvia areas. or having to sell it in the event of older. music, will include Hartford in its summer highly unusual place. From 1971 through 1982, it the mortgage, however, you might meowners — r 1) Protection against replace­ not have enough coverage to pay injury or illness. concerts for the first time this year. Three Sunday was a pioneer night spot, bringing big name A heartbeat is felt quite probably Porter ment cost — the amount it would that replacement cost. In fact, more than 48 pert«nt of concerts will be offered at the Wadsworth entertainment to eastern Connecticut. On including you if cost you to rebuild your home. This In this situation, your bank’s mortgage'foreclosures in the Uni- “Sylvia Porter’s New Money Atheneum this week. July 20 and 27 at 5 p.m. Saturday, those who loved The Shaboo Inn will get The Hartford Architecture Conservancy will you’re a shrewd figure probably will differ from the interest and your own diverge, so tod ct-irn rpsiilt from these events. Book for the 80s,’’ 1,328 pages of Tickets are $2.5 for the series, or $10 for a single back together to hear The James Cotton Big Band offer a walking tour on Sunday, titled The Heart of homeowner — appraised value your bank estab­ be sure to buy what you need, if the Find out what disability cover­ down-to-earth advice on personal performance. The concerts w ill be in the and The Shaboo Allstars, along with Semper Fi, a 19th Century City. The tour leaves from the steps have been rush­ lishes. What this means is what mortgage amount is less than \he age you might have through your money managennent. is available museum’s Avery Theater, 600 Main St., Hartford. Three Hands, the Reducers and Oasis. The of Center Church, 675 Main St., Hartford, at 1p.m. ing to refinance your home would fetch in the projected replacement cost. Your employer, if you are self- through her column. Send $8.86 concert-dance will be in Pulaski Park on Route 203 The charge is $2 general, $1 for children and their high-cost existing loans. while you’re at it. your lender well marketplace if you put it up for agent can calculate that cost using employed. or your employer does plus $1 for mailing and handling to Some lenders report that more may require that you insure your sale. in South Windham. Gates open at.noon, and the senior citizens. industry figures. not provide long-term disability “ Sylvia.Porter’s New Money Book Family flicks featured than a third of their business these home against fire and other In many cases, especially in hoi 2) Upgrade your coverage each insurance, at a minimum buy the for the 80s,” in care of the days represents refinancings. damages — and overall revise real estate markets, replacement year — automatically if you can — coverage you need to pay at least Manchester Herald, P.O. Box Classic books, fondly remembered from whatever homeowners policy you cost will be less.than the appraised to match inflation. The premiums your monthly mortgage checks. 419150, Kansas City, Mo. 64141. It’s sound. It’s wise. It’s actually childhood, will come to life when the Wadsworth have to bring you up to date with value, says AlastairLongley-Cook. increase, too, naturally, .but you 4) Examine your life insurance Make checks payable to Andrews, no more than common sense. And today’s circumstances. vice president of the per.sonal Atheneum presents "Summer Saturday don’t have to take out a new policy. policy. Many agents recommend a McMeel A Parker. . Screenings,” a mini-film festival. It begins DON’T IGNORE THE huge \ Saturday morning at 11. with “ The Railway liability awards so prevalent to­ Children,” a 1970 film based on the book by E. day. Since the liability side of your Nesbit. The film s are shown in A very Theater, and Stressful states in smoke homeowners policy protects you each is preceded by a cartoon short. Admission against a lawsuit if someone claims your negligence brought $1. The museum is at 600 Main St., Hartford. DURHAM. NH. (UPI) — A cigarette sales, the University of statistics on the number of families researcher who found high rates of New Hampshire study said. affected by fires and disasters. about, or contributed to, his injury, cigarette sales and respiratory Sociologist Arnold Linsky said “ We needed to know what is review that section of your policy Jazz on the river cancer deaths in states with high Thursday the study is the first time stress and how do you know what as well. levels of social stress said the a connection has been shown areas are more stressful than Many standard homeowners pol­ others," Linsky said. “ These are icies limit liability up to $100,000. Dixieland jazz will be heard on the Connecticut study indicates a link between between “ stressful social environ­ coping and smoking. ments ami the general consump­ things that people have to adapt That may not be enough for you, River Saturday evening. At 7 p.m., the Becky An index developed by Univer­ tion of tobacco.” to” and it's relatively inexpensive to 1 Pallllo stars at Nutmeg Thatcher leaves the Deep River pier with Earl \ sity of New Hampshire' re­ The stress index uses 15 indica­ The index was measured against buy endorsements that increase Capron’s Bourbon Street Seven on board. This is your liability protection. T Ron Palillo, best known as Horshak searchers showed three states — tors to assess the degree of the average sale of cigarettes per the 15th annual jazz cruise sponsored by the Most companies will let you buy - on the TV program “Welcome Back, Nevada, Alaska and Oregon — statewide stress. Among the indi­ capita and the deaths per •million Connecticut Traditional Jazz Club. The cruise is ranked in the top 10 nationwide in cators are the rates of divorce, population from respiratory sys­ up to $1 million on your ho­ 2 Kotter,” is the star of UConn Nutmeg $18 per person, and passengers are encouraged to stress levels anil cigarette sales. abortions, business failures, high tem cancer, the study said. meowners policy. If you want or j Summer Theatre's Production of “How bring a picnic. The pier is at the foot of Robert Five states — Massachusetts, school dropouts, bankruptcies and Additionally, Linsky said the need more, you’ll have to look to an O'V umbrella policy. - To Succeed In Business Without Really Street, near Exit 5 off Route 9. For more South Dakota. Minnesota, Wiscon­ infant deaths. link between lung cancer and stress is “ much stronger among 3) Check your personal coverage ; Trying." The theater, celebrating its information, call 872-6094. sin and Utah — ranked in the In addition, he said the re­ bottom 10 nationwide in stress and searchers included Red Cross females than among males. while you are taking care of I 25th anniversary, has invited notable 254 Broad Street, Manchester : UConn graduates back to star in this Cook out in the woods - summer’s shows. Performances are I tonight and Saturday at 8 p.m. in Want to learn to cook out without charcoal or a Herald photo by Rocha New Hampshire “ Jorgensen Auditorium, on the UConn grill? The instructors'at Goodwin State Forest, off Need a pepper-upper? O A K D A L & ^ Are you looking for a caterer? “ campus in Storrs. Route 6 in Hampton, will offer a class from 3 to 6 Nikki’s now offers catering for: p.m. Saturday for beginners. The park is io miles at 1 million mark Jagger as actor east of Willimantic. Call 455-9534 to register: the This team of cooks from Manchester ing Manchester in the state’s chili M U S IC A L S • Family Reunions • Weddings • Parties cost is $2.50, to cover the dinner. Memorial Hospital is cooking up a hot cook-off. There will be country music • Office Parties • Birthdays • Bar Mitzvahs batch of chili for Saturday's second throughout the afternoon, along with CONCORD. N.H. (UPI) - Unof­ tion at 920,475. 3 lo ck singer Mick Jagger made his acting debut ficially, New Hampshire’s popula­ The state estimate represents an Any Occasion! children’s games, a craft show and Irish iw“ Performance,” portraying a reclusive annual Chili Country Fair at the tion has gone past the 1 million average annual increase of more T H E A T R E S nwsician who finds himself with a vicious Quality Food at the Best Prices! St. Bernard’s has fair Manchester Bicentennial Band Shell. and Scottish dance demonstrations. To mark. Officially, though, the state than 15.000 persons since the 1980 WALLINGFORD-CONN 06492 Wilbur Cross PKwy-Exil 64 gangster as his houseguest. Critic John Simon head count is one year behind and census, which is approximately a They are from left, Mary Ellen Campbell, add to the fun, a Miss Chili Pepper and a BEN SEGAL-BOB HALL-BEAU SEGAL said about this movie, “ You don’t have to be a Rides, games of skill, a children’s game tent Anne Metzger, Marianne Wainwright, all Mr. Hot Sauce will be crowned. All 2,000 people short of the population 3,000-person decrease each year present for ^ milestone. from the previous decade. The . Associates for the Performing Arts~1986 Season Don’t forget our daily lunch and dinner specials at drug a d d ict... or nitw itto enjoy it. but being one or and a live band for dancing will all be featured at dietitians, Phil Bunich, pharmacist, and proceeds benefit the Manchester CPR nOCore of these things would help. In spite of such St. Bernard’s Church Summerfest, at the Old With the Seacoast and southern five-year average, however, is the restaurant with something for every taste! rgviews, an avid cult has grown up around this Fairgrounds on Route 30 in Vernon. The fair is Gene Boudreau, quality assurance project. The event is free to the public. tier leading the way, New Hamp­ higher than the 1960s decade, when shire inched within a hair of the 1 the state’s population increased at film . It w ill be shown Saturday at 8 p.m. at the open until 11 tonight, and from 2 to 11 p.m. director.The audience is encouraged to Sponsors are Manchester Hospital, the million mark on July 1.1985. state the average rate of 13,000 people a ^ e r y Theater, Wadsworth Atheneum, 600 Main come from noon to 5 p.m. to cheer the Manchester EMS Council and WKHT PAUL ANKA SI9.50 Saturday. There will be specialty foods, crafts, planners said Thursday. year. SH , Hartford, as part of a series of rock 'n roll plants and raffles. The fairgrounds may be region’s best chili chefs as they go radio. In case of rain, the fair will be Unofficial projections, however, Hillsborough and Rockingham films. Tickets are $3. reached fron Exit 67 off Interstate 84. pot-to-pot for the privilege of represent­ Sunday. put the state’s population beyond Counties continued to lead the Frankie ,,, FOUR 8:30 PM DAVIS FAMILY RESTAURANT the 1 million mark last year, said state in population growth. Hillsbo­ Caldor Plaza, Manchastar 649-5487 Thomas Duffy, a planner with the rough’s population increased by VALLI ' SEASONS S1750 Office of State Planning. 10.1 percent since 1980, the second Cotiege Notes “ We have been (over the 1 fastest growth rate in the state. PETULA „ 8:30 PM Weekend Speelele About Town million mark) for almost a year,” Rockingham added 24.000 people he said. The state estimate is and had the highest percentage CLARK ASSOCIATION snso usually a year behind “ to digest increase. 12.7 percent. Prime Rib *8.95 Donaghue graduates from Tufts Gembala earns B.A. in Chinese Beethoven Chorus rehearses Carrom tournament — Julie Barnes. the necessary data.” he said. Combined, the two counties Homerun derby — Todd Kessel. Duffy said New Hampshire’s accounted for 67 percent of New London Broil w/muahroom taiioa l^elissa G. Donaghue of Scarborough Road recently Tania M. Gembala, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Stan The Beethoven Chorus will rehearse Tuesday at 10 0 PETER ALLEN "i r: Bike rodeo winners — ages 6 to 8. John Gorman, population today probably stands Hampshire's total growth over the Swordfish graduated summa cum laude in chemistry and Gembala of 52 Vernon St., graduated cum laude from a.m. af Emanuel Lutheran Church, 60 Church St. *7.99 magna cum laude in environmental studies from first: Eric Abbott, second: Brent Marle'r. third: 9 to at about 1.018.000 people, give or five years. Fresh Bay Scallops Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass., with a bachelor’s Coffee and refreshments will be served before Between the 1980 census and 1985 ■rtlfts University. 11, Zack Gietek, first: Carol Armour, .second; Tim take 1.000 or so people. FATS BO 0 30 (all the abova eerved with choloe ot potato, aalad, roll 4 butter) degree in Chinese. rehearsal. The 1985 population of New estimate. Nashua gained the most Hn her senior year she Pallas, th ird ;'12 to 14, Dave Berube, first: Aaron Last summer she was awarded a scholarship to The chorus will also present a program at Fenwood Hampshire’s 234 cities and towns residents — 6,900 — while Man­ received the Anna Granato, second: Bryan Genovese, third. DOMINO-DIDDLEY S1575 study Chinese in Bejing, China. She will enter law Manor on July 24 at 2 p.m. was estimated at 998.000 on July 1. chester was second with an in­ ^ in c y Churchill Prize school in the fall and specialize in East Asian law. 1985. indicating a slight decline in crease of about 5,100. The fastest- fffl- excellence in biology R O D N E Y 7:30PM WAXES exercises Tuesday the state’s population growth Since growing communities since 1980 and the Durkee Scholar­ Register for lifesaving the 1980 U.S. Census, the planning were Danville, up 46.7 percent: ship for her research in Christine KJellson graduates Manche.ster WATES will meet Tuesday at 7p.m. for DANGERFIELD Registration for advanced lifesaving will be held at office said in a report. The 1980 Grantham, up 42.2 percent; and cBemistry. She plans to exercise to taped music. Weighing-in is from 6 to 7 for Christine A. KJellson, daughter of Gloria and Ernest Globe Hollow Ppol. 100 Spring St., until the start of head count put the state’s popula­ Sandown. up 36.2 percent. enter a doctoral pro­ the summer period. THE MONKEES John Kjellson of Manchester, earned a bachelor’s class on Sunday at 6 p.m Cost is $25 for the cla.ss A Membership is open to any woman 18 years and up H E R M A N S HERM ITS WILLIE NELSON gram in physiological Aug l3.-14.W«d Thut-i;30 ' $27.80 degree in psychology from William Smith College in town recreation membership card is also required. who is 10 pounds or more overweight. GRASS ROOTS cBemistry at the Univer­ Geneva, N.Y. The classes are for advanced swimmers at least 15 CHAKA KHAN p,.,™,..., ^ a-restaurant A craft night will be held July 22 and a picnic bingo GARY PUCKETT / UNION GAP Aug 18.Ffial8;30PM $17.80 sity of Wisconsin. years old. The lessons will be on Sundays from 6 to 8; 30 July M, Sun tStiJOPM S17.SO weekend epeciaU^ on July 29. Oldest weathervane JOHNNY MATHIS Linda Garceau earns B.A. p.m and Thursdays from 5 to 6:30 p.m. for about five SUPERSTARS oiFOLK Aug 10-20.Tu«-Wad-t:30 $10.80 Baked Lasagna w/uuMge...... *5.95 JbJiie Baker weeks at Globe Hollow. Instructors are Kathy O’Neill KINGSTON TRIO PETER.PAUL&MARY Veal Cacciatore ...... ,*6.75 and Bob Nighan. LIMELITERS Linda Robinson Garceau of Manchester has Grange has auction Wednesday Aug 21. Thu ot 1:30 $10.80 Baked Scrod ...... *6.95 receives award graduated with a degree in business administration To register, call the pool at 647-3295. MELANIE winds up a bargain GlennYARBROUGH LARRY GATLIN & Baked Stuffed Shrimp ...... *8.75 Zjulie M. Baker, for- and management from Boston University. Manchester Grange 31 will meet Wednesday at 8 July II. TUE •■•:10PM S19.79 GATLIN BROTHERS p.m. in the Grange Hall on Olcott Street fora hop, skip Aug 33, Sal •■ tllOPM SIt.SO Surf and T u r f...... *9.25 njjerly of Manchester, Playground has winners PORTLAND, Maine (UPI) — A WYNTON MARSALIS and jump program. cabinetmaker John Seymour, who July 2>.W<« >1 >:10 PM SI7.S0 EVERLY BROTHERS received the Virginia Huschka earns master’s degree surprised auction-goer paid a settled in Portland in 1785. Aug la.Sun al t:30PM Slt SO 331 Center Street ^diase Perkins Award Winners of recent playground special events are as Members are asked to bring items for the auction ROGER WHITTAKER (Corner of Broad and Canter, next to Carvela) Paula Lynn Huschka of 74 Westerly St. was recently follows: table. record $110,000 for the nation’s It topped the Cumberland July 34,Thur«ll:10PM 411 SO M cGu ir e s is t e r s fcH" excellence in writing awarded a master’s degree from Springfield College, oldest known wooden weather County Courthouse from 1816 to DORSEY ORCH 647-9995 at Hartford College for Skateboard competition. Mahoney Recreation HARRY BELAFONTE Aug 3S.Mon al S 10PM $17 SO Springfield, Mass. Center — Jim Delaney, young slalom; Dave Berube, vane, far less than the $250,000 1858 and survived an 1880s fire that JulylS, FrlultilOPM , SI I.SO Women at recent com- Melissa G. Donaghue Health checks in Coventry experts predicted the 200-year-old gutted two-thirds of Portland, ROY CLARK KRIS njjencement exercises. advanced slalom; Aaron Granato. 360; Bryan July It. Sams 4 t.lOPM SI 7.SO KRISTOFFERSON Genovese, skateboard highstep. Community Health Care Services Inc. will hold ■piece would go for. BILLY SWAN ■Raker was cited for her concise writing by M. Hartford Tech graduates named “ I am so excited,” said Ben Morse, who bought the weather- PIA ZADORA Aug la.Tua at S 30PM S17.BO Kathleen McGrory, college president, who presented Nature scavenger hunt, Robertson — Mark office hours at Coventry Town Hall Wednesday from 2 vane while collecting antiques for NORM CROSBY Several area residents earned associate’s degrees Coleman and Vashon Thomas, first place; Angel to 3 p.m. Mildwoff of New York, a retired July 17. Sun at t:JO PM SIS.SO GEORGE BENSON Friday A Saturday Spaclala tljje award. glass products manufacturer who his office, thought the $250,000 bid Aug 37. Wad at a:30PM S33.S0 from Hartford State Technical College in June. Perotti and Stephanie Shea, second place. All residents served by tlie agency are eligible to projection would be exceeded. BUDDY HACKETT ^Baker also received a Harriet V. Davis Merit owns a summer home in Cushing. WAYNE NEWTON Graduates from Manchester are James A. Cook of Treasure hunt. Waddell — Skunk Edwar;^s, first receive blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat “ If people understand the his­ SANDY HACKETT Aug 7a.Thui al S:30PM $11 BO Scholarship for her academic achievement and good Maine, after he bought the 80- • Baked Stuffed Shrimp ..... •B.BS Joan Circle, Keith Dragon of Hillard Street, Martin R. place; Peter Kessell. second place; and Walter Lee. cultures and health guidance. For more information, tory of that bird, and how well Aug I.PilatdlOPM SI7.S0 LORETTA LYNN cljizenship in the college community. She is a 1982 pound bird at an art auction Aug I0.Sa|.t:00*S:10PM SIS SO Fortin of Branford Street, John F. Kelsey of East third place. call the agency at 228-9428. carved he is. it will be amazing.” CRYSTAL GAYLE • Osso Bucco ...... •B.BS graduate of Manchester High School. Middle Turnpike, Paul A. Lukas of Doane Street, John Thursday. Augl.ta|.t:00tt:10PM S17.S0 JAY LENO “ I can’t catch my breath. I don’t he said. “ George existed in the Aug Sl.Sun al t:30PM S17 S0 • Eggplant Cantalone...... •S.BS R. Madden of Eldridge Street, and Kenneth W. weather for 190 years. Exposed MITZIGAYNOR ^ le y to attend Berklee College know if I dare take it home. Maybe Aug 3, Sun «l t.30PM SIt.SO LIZAMINELLI Roback of Loomis Street. Douglas D. Brown of Broad wood usually doesn’t last more Sapi 5.a.7.Fr|.Sun.a:30 S37.SO • Seafood Fradlavolo ...... *7.25 Way, Coventry also graduated. I better get insurance,” he said. AL MARTINO J*eter M. Foley, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Foley of Mildifroff said he had expected than 50 years. LOU CARY RAY CHARLES Trebbe Drive, has been accepted into the freshman Aug S.Fllalt;30PM S1S.7S Sapt 13. Fn at l:30PM Sta 90 the gilded weather cock to “ go for “ He needs to be in a museum, class of Berklee College of Music, Boston. Fowler earns associate’s degree MENUDO Nana MOUSKOURI LA STRADA Restaurant $200,000, for certain.” like the Smithsonian, a home far Augf.Sul'l:30'Slt.7S-S:30 SI7.SO iperklee offers a bachelor of music degree as well as Sapt 13. Sal 0:30 PM SI 7.90 Jamie C. Fowler, 71 North River Road. Coventry, The weather vane was acquired better than I can provide for him. ’’ 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 a - four-year program leading to a professional Barbara MANDRELL has received an associate's degree from Chamber- VAUIAME COUrON ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ VALUABU COUFON by stockbroker David C. Morse in Other items sold at the auction SMOKEY ROBINSON SapI tt.Sun.* A t:30PM S33.S0 M on.-8ai 8:30-10 / tun. *18 0 diploma. Aug to, tun 01 0:30 PM SIt.SO layne Junior College, Boston. 1981 for $50,000. He brought the were a New Englanjj butter churn; of Bluegrass SapiDIONNE la.Pim WARWICKiijapai sis.so bird in out of the cold and named it a Chippendale slant front desk; a BILL MONROE SAVE $ 6 .6 1 “ George” because it was carved powder horn made at West Point in RALPH STANLEY around the time George Washing­ 1779 that was elaborately deco­ JIM A JESSIE Cinema ton was president. rated by its owner, and a tiger MAC WISEMAN N IK K I’S' * Au0 tZ.TUe ataiJOPM $ts.7$ TWO LARGE Experts believe the bird, pegged carved by a 1920s lighthouse ^ Weekend Specials SHOMCASE and doweled from red pine, was HARTFORD 9:30. — Labvrlnth(PG) FrI-Sun2,4:30, keeper, Augustus Aaron Wilson of HL SHOWS $1.50 CHILDREN’S THEATRE SERIES ii oo am < z:oo pm Prime Rib ...... *8.95 ■Clntmu City — The Great Mouse 7:30, 9:25. — Poltergeist II: The Other HARTFORD PIZZAS made around 1788 by master South Portland. Detective (G) Frl-Sun.l,2:50,4:<0,«:45, Side (PG-13) FrI-Sun 2,3:45, 5:30, 7:M, B e a - a a io iNnRSTAn S4 ix it st July 7-S N O W WHITE « July 14-ALICE IN WONDERLAND 8;30. — About Lost Nloht...(R) FrI-Sun 9:35. — The Rocky Horror Picture Stuffed Sole , ^, $7 qc 1 >30, 3:45, 7:10, 9:40. -■-A Room With o Show (R) FrI and Sat midnight. —iDav MM«M Mnss tz.»m n wniwoos mow m u "WITH EVERymiNG” July 21-CINDERELLA ♦ July 28-G O LD ILO C KS * Aug 4 - w/esparagus 8t Hollandaiae sauce ...... • cosniwKius Ptowi owuiuin wowt ns. s sat. View FrI-Sun 1:45, 4:20, 7:30, 9:55. — of the Dead FrI and Sat midnight. — RED RIDING HOOD * Aug 11-HANSEL & GRETEL * Veal Monte Carlo Lpbvrinth (PG) FrI-Sun 1:15, 4:10, 7, Pink Ployed: The Walt (R) FrIa nd Sat CUIBMRADISE BUY ONE 10 Toppings for only Albanys chat, trade notes 9115. — Advance Showing: Mono Llso midnight. Aug 18-PINOCCHIO * Aug 25-SLEEPING BEAUTY •gulfed willi butter & wine and u q q — topp^ with ham A moiurella chooto...... -O.VD (ft) Sot 9:55. MANSFICLD lfc30-fc4(M:«-7:IH:4Htnn iwtni MoM/C or Vita Accepted on Chltdren Showe Translux College Twin — Brazil (R) ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - Eight line. Alt mbove served sodfc SWad. PoMlo A Vegetebte. ilAST HARTFORD UNDBMIC CHBMY MOON PIZZA... cities named Albany got together “ May all the Albanys of the Xustwoed Pub A Cinema — The FrI 7, 9:20; Sat and Sun 2, 4:20, 7,9:20. Manhattan Prolect (PG) FrI and Sot l2;20-2:aiM:4S-7;l5«30-n:35 nvni Thursday by telephone to compare world last for another 300 years.” VERNON NOTHEKIREFUrSYOU From Nikki With Love 7H5, 9:20; Sun 7:30. Cine 1 A 2 — American Anthem notes about their towns and Whalen said. ‘^e e r Rlcttard's Pub A Cinema — RihHusspcdni GET ONE FREE! Most of the mayors discussed Short circuit (PG) FrI and Sat 7:30, (PG-13) FrI 7:10, 9;30; Sat and Sun 2, congratulate New York’s capital P f B f f 25 4 Broad St. • Manchester 4:30, 7:10, 9:30. — Short Circuit (PG) I2M«OIM:2S-7:46«80-II.-40 city on its 300th birthday. basic facts about their towns — 9 |^ , midnight; Sun 7:30, 9:30. FrI 7, 9:05; Sot and Sun 1:30, 4, 7, 9:05. ■ Res. $17.60 .Showcase Cinemas — Top Gun (PG) The intercontinental conference population, industry, major busi­ SO CL08ET01HE STABS 646-3000_^^_ WEST HARTFORD RUNNMO SCARH> Buy any size Original Round FrI and Sat 12:25, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40, Toppinss include pepperoni, ham, bacon, nesses and when they were rrttdnlght; Sun 12:25, 2:45, 5, 7:20, 9:40. 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Middle Turnpike 60 Villa Louiaa Road, Bolton, C T 64M I6I dMANCHRSTIR 646-4300 'comed the other municipal leaders cials who gathered for the phone M A Theaters la s t — About Last Elm Street Port 2: Freddy's Revenge KIaht...(R) FrI-Sun 2:15, 4:30, 7:10, (R) FrI-Sun of dark. and thanked them for being on the call. M - MANCHESTER HERALD Friday. July 11. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 11 1986 — 15 Advice Friday T V SPORTS 6:00PM O) d) (g) ® ® N.W. CS Thra«'« Company AL roundup Many heads better than one (T) Hart to Hart cm Gimma a Break G S Knot'a Landing WEBSTER (g) Boaom Buddies for helping hair-loss victims (24) Doctor Who ® Quincy Angels’ Fischer has hand in Red Sox win Guest star Mac Davis stars as d S Reporter 41 Webster's Uncle Jake, a MacNeii-Lahrar Nawshour country-western singer who DEAR children to grow up knowing their Bv Mike Tully reached second when first base- the Orioles. Starter and winner ABBY: I was dS Bawhchad has fallen in love with the chil­ grandfather, you may have to do it United Press International man Wally Joyner overthrew Mike Flanagan, 3-6, gave up six [DIS] MOVIE: 'Care Bears Movie' The dren In a foster home. The deeply touched on his terms. While your resent­ catcher Bob Boone. hits over eight innings. Brad by the letter Care Bears embark on a m ission spreading "Almost Home” episode of ment toward his lady friend is No one could blame Todd Fischer then replaced Cook with Havens notched his first save. from the goodwill until an evil spirit tries to stop ABC's “ Webster” airs FRI­ understandable, for the sake of them. Animated. 1985. Rated G. Fischer when his hands betrayed Rey Quinones batting and home Chicago starter Joe Cowley. 4-5, DAY, JULY 11. woman who had Dear Abby your children, give her a chance. [ESPN] Mazda SportsLoofi him in the 12th inning Thursday plate umpire Joe Brinkman called allowed seven hits over eight-plus lost all her hair CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME night. The same thing had hap­ Fischer for a balk as he broke his innings. Abigail Van Buren [HBO] MOVIE: 'Nightwing' W hen and asked you DEAR ABBY: Hooray for the flocks of deadly bats cause terror, an pened to just about everyone else. hand from the glove during his for something father who tried to convince his Indian medicine man is believed to be res­ Fischer committed a balk — the stretch before the first pitch. Indians 9, Rangers 6 clever to say to ponsible. Nick Mancuso, David Warner, “ He (Fischer) started his, right family to settle for a less elaborate Kathryn Harrold. 1979. Rated PG fourth defensive blunder of the At Cleveland. Cory Snyder and her gentleman inning — to give the Boston Red hand, then he stopped and stepped wedding for his eldest daughter. [USA] USA Cartoon Express Andy Allanson hit consecutive friend when she Happy wedding day memories are Sox an 8-7 victory over the off, that’s a balk,” Brinkman said. two-out, two-run singles in the 6:30PM ( B m *a *s *h removed her not dependent upon ruffled shirts California Angels. California took a 7-4 lead in the Indians’ five-run fifth inning, and GT) Benson wig in his presence for the first write to: National Alopecia Areata and wear-once-only dresses. Those ‘ T v e never seen a wilder ending top of the inning. Ed Romero All-Star Ken Schrom. 10-2, ex­ time. ® Hogan's Heroes . rock singer is kidnapped by an outlaw ing Instructor' An accident-prone driving than that.” Boston manager John played Joyner’s two-out flyball Foundation. P.O. Box 5027, Mill who can least afford it go into debt gang and pursued by a dashing ex- instructor starts to drive his female clients tended his winning streak to seven (g) ® NBC Nightly News U i'' Nearly 2 million people are Valley, Calif. 94941. And please to put on showy weddings. boyfriend and a tough-girl adventurer. Di­ crazy. Robin Askwith. Anthony Booth. McNamara said. " It was just wild. into a triple, triggering the games. Cleveland has won nine of affected by alopecia areata — a send a long, stamped, self- As a young girl, I recall how (g) Nightly Business Report . ane Lane. Michael Pare, Amy Madigan. 1977. I thought he started with the glove uprising. its last 11 games. Ed Correa, 6-7, condition characterized by a per­ ® ABC .News 1984. Rated PG. In other games. Toronto clubbed addressed envelope, as this is a impressed I was to read about the 1 2:00AM (H) star Trek and stopped before he stepped absorbed Texas’ fourth loss in five manent toss of hair. non-profit organization. (4l) Noticiero SIN [M A X ] Comedy Experiment: Eric Bogo- off.” Oakland 8-4, Baltimore downed games. simplicity of the Lindbergh- sian: Drinking in America (ID Rocky and Friends The National Alopecia Areata (5l) Harper Valley Fischer’s balk scored Dwight Chicago 5-3, Cleveland stopped Morrow wedding. Despite the (S) Alfred Hitchcock Presents Foundation is a resource for people, 10jOOPM CD N e w s Evans to cap a four-.run rally after Texas 9-6. New York whipped Yankees 11, Twins 1 DEAR ABBY: Last year, after affluence of the Morrow family. [CNN] Showbiz Today ® Barney Miller Jt like the woman who wrote to you. • Mark Sosin's Salt Water Jour­ CD ® Love B oat (CC) A woman meets a California look a 7-4 lead in the top Minnesota 11-1, Seattle beat Mil­ 35 years-of marriage, my parents Charles Lindbergh picked a bridal [ESPN] ® A lb e rto y S usana (2 hrs.) At Minneapolis. MikeEaslerand nal (R). very unusual man, Judy and V icki's friend­ waukee 4-1 and Detroit at Kansas We have a bimonthly newsletter were divorced. Father had some­ ' bouquet of larkspur and columbine of the inning. The rally made a Butch Wynegar drove in two runs dealing with how to cope with that ship may be on the skids, and a man dis­ dD Christian Children's Fund City was postponed by rain. ■ one else. They’re not married, but for his Anne. How romantic! 7:00PM (ID CBS now p covers the truth about his true love. (60 winner of Tim Lollar, 2-0, while each and the New York Yankees condition from a medical, emo­ [CNN] Newsnight they’re living together. Mother is My motto: Dare to be different dD <30odwill G am es (3 hrs.) min.) (R). rookie Mike Cook fell to 0-2. scored nine runs in the sixth, tional and cosmetic perspective. [ESPN] Australian Rules Football '86 very bitter and I am angry. , on the side of simplicity. GD A B C News (JD Independent Network News (60 min.) Marty Barrett opened the bot­ equalling the league’s season high We also have support groups tom of the 12th with a single off Blue Jays 8, A’s 4 What I want to know is, should I IDA WOZNY, CD ® $100,000 Pyramid (18) The Untouchables for an inning. Dennis Rasmussen. throughout the United States and 12:05AM ( S m o v i e : o n e T rick Cook and, with two out. Jim Rice allow my father and his lady friend SEQUIM, WASH. (B) Jeffersons do) Alfred Hitchcock Pony' A successful 60's singer/ At Toronto. Damaso Garcia 10-2, set a career high for victories, Canada. lofted his ninth homer of the to pick up my young children and (lj) Fugitive d D U nquiet Library (CC) The evolution of songwriter attempts to deal with new collected four hits, including the scattering four hits over 7 1-3 Please publish our address, it entertain them for a couple of the music.division of the Library of Con- styles of music while coping with his ex- season, a two-run shot into the'left DEAR IDA: Read on for another M*A*S*H 1,000th of his career, and Jim innings. Frank Viola. 9-7, took the could benefit thousands of men and hours? Dad even asked if he could wedding where simplicity gress. (60 min.) wife. a record company tycoon and a grou­ field netting, to pull Boston within Wheel of Fortune Clancy earned his 97th career loss. women who are hiding from (5^ N ew slead ers pie. Paul Simon, Blair Brown, Rip Torn. take his grandchildren out of town prevailed: 1980. 7-6. Don Baylor then lifted a victory. Clancy’s victory tied him society due to embarrassment. for a weekend. dl) MacNeil-Lehrer NewshQur [CNN] CNN Evening News routine popup that third baseman Mariners 4, Brewers 1 Newlywed Game (5?) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour with Dave Stieb for the Blue Jays’ They need to know that they are not I prefer that my children see DEAR ABBY: When my sister [MAX] MOVIE: 'Moving Violations' Rick Burleson dropped for an all-time lead and pushed his season At Milwaukee. Mark Langston. alone — that there is counseling ® Novela: De Pure Sangre (60 min.) (CC) A moronic group of students strug­ 12:30AM (D Goodwill Games (60 error. Evans followed with his their grandfather alone. I still have became engaged, she wanted our min.) record to 9-5 Eric Plunk. 2-5, took Steve Fireovid and Pete Ladd and support as well as a safe place Nightly Business Report gles to graduate from traffic school. John a lot of bitterness and resentment dad to spring for a big, expensive Murray, Jennifer Tilly. James Keach. fourth walk of the game, putting the loss. combined on a nine-hitter to lead S i) Kool and the Qqng in New Orleans C!D Uncle Floyd UPI photo to share their feelings with others toward his lady friend. She’s wedding, but Dad said, ’ ’Have a 1985 Rated PG-13. runners on second and first. Seattle to a rain-delayed, 4-1 in the same boat. [CNN] Moneyline ® d§) To Be Announced Orioles 5, White Sox 3 everything he taught me I should simple wedding in the rabbi’s [USA] Adventures of Sherlock Holmes Rich Gedman, after fouling off victory over the Brewers. The New York’s Rickey Henderson dives a pickoff attempt Thursday night. The JUDITH L. ROSS, not be while I was growing up. [ESPN] SportsCenter Alfred Hitchcock Presents five 1-2 pitches, drilled a single to At Chicago, John Shelby hit a gamo was delayed by rain three study, and if you’re still married 36 10:30PM d i) N e w s EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR. STILL BITTER [MAX] Max Headroom ® More Real People right to score Baylor. Evans took three-run triple, highlighting a times for a total of three hours, 44 back to first base to beat the tag by Yankees won, 11-1. months from now. I ’ll foot the bill dQ) Alfred Hitchcock NATIONAL ALOPECIA [TMC] MOVIE: 'Mad Max: Beyond dD Gene Scott third on the play and Gedman four-run ninth inning that rallied minutes. Minnesota first baseman Kent Hrbek on for a big. fancy wedding and you 0D Novela: Amo y Senor AREATA FOUNDATION DEAR BITTER: If you refuse to can renew your vows.” Thunderdome' (CC) In an apoi^alyptic so ­ 1 2:45AM dDEriday Night Videos ciety. a loner battles the ruthless queen of Capitol Journsf In Stereo. allow your children to spend time Dad was smart. Twenty-twMajor League Baseball's Grea­ [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet indicate that I wise, the Chemical diabetic must test Hits: 1977 Worid Series (R) system. Diane Venora. Ellen Barkin, Joe City Royals manager Dick become the first Astro since Lee followed by doubling off the ,[TMC] MOViE; 'Fleshbum' A Navajo Spano. 1985. Rated R. am a borderline be prudent: obesity and inapprop­ [USA] Radio 1990 Howser, who will pilot the Ameri­ May and Cesar Cedeno to have left-cer. r field wall to clear the Indian escapes from a mental institution can League, picked their alter­ bases and lead the Mets to a 5-1 chemical dia­ Dr. Gott riate diet coula push the person and wreaks havoc upon the people who back-to-back f 20-home-run sea­ k-V 8:00PM ® Twilight Zone In tw o se­ 1:05AM [MAX] MOVIE: Into the nates for the All-Star Game to be victory over the Braves. betic.' I am into a frankly diabetic state. parate stories, a young boy hopes for a testified against him. Steve Kanaly, Karen sons. May and Cedeno each did it in Peter Gott, M.D. Carlson, Sonny Landham. 1984. Rated R. Night' (CC) A hopeless insomniac finds played Tuesday in the Houston 1973-74. "Another team cannot pitch scheduled for a DEAR DR. GO’TT: I sometimes good mark on the government's examina­ himself suddenly thrown Into a deadly ad­ tion for 12-year-olds, and two children [USA] Night Flight Astrodome. around a certain hitter and that glucose toler­ develop penicillin-allergy reac­ venture of international intrigue when he Brooks is second in the N L in .tv- ance test soon. from different periods in time make tele­ falls for a beautiful but dangerous girl. Jeff hitting with a .338 batting average. takes the pressure off all of us.” tions just from touching penicillin. pathic contact. (60 min.) (R). 1 1:30PM (D Mission: Impossible Herzog selected catchers Jody What exactly is Goldblum. Michelle Pfeiffer, David Bowie. Brown third at .336. Raines fourth Foster said. For example, when I have to give ® MOVIE: 'Creature from Black Lake' 1984. Rated R. Davis of the Chicago Cubs and CD ® ) Webster (CC) When Webster in­ at .329, Sax fifth at .320. Bass sixth "H e hung a slider and I should chemical one of my children oral penicillin, vites a friend from a children's hospital Two anthropology students travel to Tony Pena of the Pittsburgh Louisiana to search for a creature in the 1:30AM CD Comedy Tonight have hit it out. not just to the wall. I diabetes? my hands and arms break out. home for the weekend, the boy's mother is Pirates; first-baseman Glenn Da­ at .307, and Chili Davis 10th at .292. shocked when she learns the two have Black Lake. Jack Elam, Dub Taylor. John (D Headline Chasers Parker, named to his sixth was mad at myself when I reached even if I immediately wash them. David Carson. 1975. vis of the Astros; second baseman been playing rough games. (R) dD Independent Network News second base. He got away with two DEAR READER: Unlike preg­ temporarily bring out a diabetic Should I be concerned about the Steve Sax of the Los Angeles All-Star team, is fifth in the league CD News CD MOVIE: 'Santa Claus Conquers the or three breaking balls earlier, and nancy — where you either are or pattern. In addition, some healthy reaction if I have to take^the drug Martians' The people of Mars, worried [CNN] Newsnight Update Dodgers; third baseman Chris in home runs, with 16. and RBI with UPI photo ClD MOVIE: 'The Brink's Job' A bank I knew I ’d nail one.” you are not — diabetes has when their children become listless, kid­ ( B m o v i e : 'The Ride to Brown of the San Francisco 55. Raines, also in his sixth All and normal people, when fed large myself? Should I avoid relations robbery by a gang o f klutzes pays off only 2:00AM nap two earth children and Santa (^laus. Hangman's Tree' Three outlaws battle in­ Star, leads the league in on-base All-Star Game in Houston and will be The victory broke a three-game gradations in severity. Severe amounts of sugar and candy, can with my husband while he is taking with laughter. Peter Falk. Peter Boyle, Giants; shortstop Hubie Brooks of Boston’s Roger Ciemens, who won his John Call. Leonard Hicks, Vincent Beck. credible odds in their efforts to go straight. percentage and is third in stolen New York losing streak and lifted diabetics may exhibit life- exhibit an intolerance to the sugar it? Is there a danger that I could Warren Oates. 1978. 1964. the Montreal Expos; and out­ first 14 decisions, will start for the opposed by the Mets' Dwight Gooden. Jack Lord. James Farentino, Don Gallo­ bases with 38. Bob Ojeda to his 10th triumph threatening complications from — that is, a diabetic tendency, get ill if I accidentally touch or eat (iD Banacek way. 1967. fielders Kevin Bass of the Astros, (li) The Honeymooners Boggs, who has won the AL American League Tuesday night at the against two losses. birth: they require insulin to stay A chemical diabetic will ordinar­ moldy bread (since penicillin mold MOVIE: 'Cat People' A sister and d@) MOVIE: 'The Vengeance of She' A dD Grizzly Adams Chili Davis of the Giants. Tim brother share a strange and horrible se­ batting title two of the last three "H e goes in, he goes out. he puts alive. On the other hand, many ily have a normal fasting blood grows on moldy bread?) young girl is lured from the South of France [ESPN ] Mazda SportsLook (R). Raines of the Expos, and Dave cret. Nastassia Kinski, Malcolm McDowell, years, currently leads the majors the ball where he wants to,” other diabetics do not show unmis­ sugar. However, when given a DEAR READER: You seem to to take part in a ceremony to resurrect a Parker o f the Cincinnati Reds. John Heard. 1982. Kuma Queen. John Richardson, Olirika Be­ 2:30AM [CNN] sports Latenight with a .370 batting average. Rice is Braves manager Chuck Tanner takable signs of the disease until glucose lolerance test (sugar wa­ have an unusually sensitive typeof Howser picked catcher Rich ® ^ Major League Baseball: Atlanta rova, Edward Judd 1967. [ESPN] SportsCenter ' fourth in the A L with a .339 said of Ojeda. “ He doesn’t give in they reach middle age: these ter followed by periodic blood- penicillin allergy. This appears to at New York Mats or Chicago Cubs at Gedman of the Boston Red Sox; Clemens to face Gooden (H) dD Best of Carson Tonight's guests people usually require no more 2:45AM [ H B O ] m o v i e : 'Neighbors' average, Mattingly fifth at .335, to the hitter. He’s learned to be a sugar determinations), such a indiate that you would be at great Los Angeles (3 hrs.) are Robert Klein, Andreas Volleriweider first basemen Don Mattingly of the than diet, weightless or the use of A conservative businessman finds his life New York Yankees and Eddie Fernandez seventh at .317, and real good pitcher.” person will demonstrate an inabil­ risk were you to be given the drug dD Washington Week In Review and Richard Bass. (60 min.) (R) In Stereo. coming unglued when a troublemaker (CC) Baines ninth at .310. Ojeda is only two victories shy of anti-diabetes pills as treatment. ity to handle the sugar load, and or any related medicine (penicillin (M) Hoganjs Heroes moves in next door. John Betushi, Dan Murray of the Baltimore Orioles; Chemical diabetes refers to a MOVIE: 'Rosemary's Baby' A preg­ Rookie Canseco leads the major his career high of 12 set in 1984 for one or more blood determinations derivatives.) I have the following ® ABC News Nightline Aykroyd, Cathy Moriarty. 1981. Rated R. second baseman Frank White of nant woman realizes her husband is in­ leagues in RBI with 71. and shares Boston. biochemical state in the body; the will exceed the normal range. 3:00AM (il) Emergency the Royals; shortstop Tony Fer­ ip All-Star Game Tuesday suggestions; (5^ N ew s patient has a tendency to high volved with a coven of witches who have nandez of the Toronto Blue Jays; the lead in home runs with Barfield ”I go out there believing I’m Ordinarily, a chemical diabetic • Use rubber gloves when ad­ designs on her unborn baby. Mia Farrow. [CNN] Sports Tonight [CNN] News Overnight going to win every time I take the blood sugar only if he or she causes needs no treatment other than to John Cassavetes. Ruth Gordon. 1968. third basemen Wade Boggs of the and All Star starting catcher ministering penicillin to your [D IS ] M O V IE: A g e n t OOG 3 /4 ' A British [ E S P N ] A W A Vtfrestling (2 hrs.) (R). Lance Parrish, each with 21. NEW YORK (UPI) - Batters in major-league record for strikeouts of the Cincinnati Reds are the ball,” he said. “ Whether it works stress in the system by eating or avoid excess sugar; he or she children. ® Novela: El EngarK) (60 min.) Red Sox and Jim Presley of the spy, working in a Czechoslavakian glass TTM C] MOVIE: Mad Max: Beyond Barfield and Presley are tied for the 57th All-Star Game Tuesday with 20 against the Seattle Mariiv first-timers. out is a different story, but any drinking too many carbohydrates. should undergo evaluation at inter­ works, falls in love with the daughter of the Thunderdome' (CC) In an apocalyptic so­ Seattle Mariners; and outfielders • Have your husband take alter­ d D Goodwill Games Tape delayed cover­ third in the AL with 64 RBI each. are sure to see plenty of fastballs in ers on April 29. He leads the AL Gooden, Fernando Valenzuela of Mets starting pitcher who puts In For instance, a pregnant woman vals to make .sure that actual native antibiotics. If he is on age of men's boxing, diving, water polo chief of the Czech counter espionage ser­ ciety, a loner battles the ruthless queen of Jim Rice of the Red Sox. Jose the Los Angeles Dodgers, Rick vice. Dirk Bogarde, Sylva Koscina, Robert an evil city. Mel Gibson, Tina Turner, Bruce Moseby is third in the league in the early innings. with a 2.58 ERA. the time will pick up some wins may show elevated blood sugar diabetes hasn’t developed, as it penicillin. I think he should use and motoball. (3 hrs.) Canseco of the Oakland A ’s, Morley. 1965. Spence. 1985. Rated PG-13. In Stereo. stolen bases with 21. Kansas City manager Dick Gooden, the 1985 NL Cy Young Rhoden of the Pittsburgh Pirates because the batters get him so and might give birth to an ultimately might in some patients. condoms during intercourse. [CNN] Prime News Harold Baines of the White Sox, Award winner, Ovas one of 10 and Jeff Reardon ^of the Montreal unusually large baby. However, [ESPN] SportsCenter [U SA] Night Flight (R) Howser Thursday named Roger many runs.” The situation is apalagous to that • Avoid moldy bread: it’s not too [DIS] Saga of Davy Crockett (60 min.) pitchers chosen Thursday by Her­ Expos complete the staff. after pregnancy, the woman’s [HBO] MOVIE: Night Patrol' (CC) Wild 3:05AM [MAX] MOVIE: 'Certain Clemens, of the Boston Red Sox. to Ojeda became the third double of an old car. The automobile may appetizing anyway. [ESPN] World Class Championship and crazy things happen when a rookie cop start for the American League in zog and league president Charles Valenzuela will be participating figure winner for the Mets, joining sugar metabolism might return to Wrestling (60 min.) Fuiy' Two teenagers are on the run for a run perfectly well at 50 m.p.h. and • See an allergist. This special­ moonlights as a standup comic. Linda crime they didn't commit. Irene Cara. Ta­ Houston while St. Louis skipper "Chub” Feeney. in his fifth All-Star Game, Gooden Sid Fernandez with 11 and Dwight normal. At this point, she is [HBO] MOVIE: 'Trancers' (CC) In the Blair, Pat Paulsen, Pat Morita. Rated R. Snubbed Boyd storms out can be used for commuting or ist can determine the degree of tum O'Neal, Peter Fonda. 1985. Rated R. Whitey Herzog picked New York Seven of the eight pitchers was selected for the third consecu­ Gooden with 10. The triumph was considered to have chemical dia­ errands. However, when the vehi­ year 2247. a sinister mystic threatens the penicillin sensitivity (no surprises peace of Angel City with zombie-like disci­ 11:35PM (D Entertainment Tonight 4:00AM CD Joe Franklin Show Mets pitcher Dwight Gooden to chosen by Howser and league tive year and Rhoden and Reardon hi fifth complete game of the year, betes: the trait showed up only Leeza Gibbons begins a four-part series on BOSTON (U PI) - Boston “ We tried to talk to him and cle is pushed to higher speeds, here. I’ll bet) and might consider ples called Trancers. Rated PG-13. dD K un g Fu open for the National League. ■president Dr. Bobby Brown will be were chosen for the second time. matching his entire 1985 total. when her body was under stress things begin to rattle and go wrong. television game shows from past to pre­ right-hander Dennis "O il Can” we couldn’t calm him down. He giving you desensitization shots to [MAX] MOVIE: 'Police Arademy II' [CNN] Larry King Overnight Baseball’s two most overpower­ making their first All-Star appear­ Howser said he may pitch Ex-Yankee Ken Griffey had his from the pregnancy. In like sent. In 3tereo. Boyd, apparently upset at not said he was going home and that The prudent driver would not reduce or block your extreme (CC) The worst students ever to go to a ing pitchers will be matched up. ances. Joining Clemens as first Higuera. a left-hander with a 10-7 19-game hitting streak snapped in fashion, the use of cortisone can police academy graduq^te into the worst [M AX] MOVIE: 'Confessions of a Driv­ 4:25AM [HBO] MOVIE: Nlghtwlng' being picked for next week’s was that.” McNamara said. “ I choose to operate the auto as a race sensitivity. time All-Stars are Don Aase of the record, after Clemens and then go his first trip to New York since police officers ever to walk a beat. Steve All-Star Game, stormed from think we have a tough enough Clemens will have the eyes of Baltimore Orioles, Ted Higuera of to. Hough, a 38-year-old knuckle- being traded to the Braves. ' . Guttenberg. Bubba Smith. Hovvard Hesse- the Red Sox clubhouse before team to handle this, but I ’m Texas upon him while his own eyes man, 1985. Rated PG-13. the Milwaukee Brewers. Charlie bailer. before turning to his "H e put the ball exactly where Thursday’s night game and was very disappointed by the out­ will be captivated by the display of [USA] Three's a Crowd talent. Hough of the Texas Rangers, Dave bullpen. In Aase. Righetti and he wanted to every time with me,” not with the team at gametime. burst tonight.” Hernandez, Howser boasts the Slice pizzas before, baking 8:30PM CO ® Mr. Belvedere (CC) ‘T m going to be all eyes and Righetti of the New York Yankees, Griffey said of Ojeda. “ He’s a lot ' Boyd. 11^6, won his last start This marks the' second When Wesley is moved to an advanced Picture ears. It will be my first one and I'm Ken Schrom of the Cleveland three leaders in saves in the AL. better than when he wds with the in a 8-7 decision over the straight year that Boyd ex­ class at school, he meets a girl who asks going to enjoy watching the guys Indians and Mike Witt of the Aase leads, the majors with 22 Red Sox.” DEAR you the Pointer of the Week award. him to the Valentine’s dance. (R). Oakland A ’s Tuesday night. He pressed displeasure over not that I grew up watching.” said California Angels. saves. New York Shored single runs in P O L L Y : Cut POLLY ( D Family Feud has a 3.71 ERA in 18 starts thus being select^. Boyd was 10-6 in Clemens, whose next scheduled Reliever Willie Hernandez of the The NL staff features the top five the second and third innings. Gary frozen pizzas far .this season. 1985 but was not chosen by (g) Wall Street Week yourself start is Saturday. Detroit Tigers, an All-Star the winners in the league, led by Carter slammed his 14th homer in into slices be­ DEAR POLLY: After your mas­ " I was behind closed doors American League manager [USA] Oh Madeline Clemens, whose 14-2 record is previous two years, completes the Fernandez, Rawley and Valenzu­ the second. In the third. Smith fore baking. cara has dried out and you’ re with (team physician) Dr. Pap­ Sparky Anderson. He went imo Pointers 9:00PM GD m o v i e : 'Running Out' A the best in the major leagues, will A L staff. ela. all with 11 victories. Gooden walked leadoff batter Rafael San­ They are easier ready to discard the tube, remove pas going over injuries and a slump, finishing only 15-13. young woman tries to reestablish a rela­ be returning home. He grew up in The NL will have six newcomers. and Krukow each have 10. tana. Ojeda sacrificed and Mookie to remove from the little brush and clean it. Use the (Red Sox pitching coach) Bill Boyd left the team for one tionship with the husband and daughter running your Sid Fernandez of the New York Scott leads the major leagues in Wilson singled home Santana. brush to clean hard-to-reach pla­ Houston and makes his home in the pan. The Polly Fisher she left behind twelve years earlier. De­ Fischer came and knocked on game after a shouting match strikeouts with 158 while Reardon ces like typewriter keys, small borah Raffin, Tony Bill. Toni Kalem. 1983. Katy, Texas, which is 20 miles Mets, Mike Scott and Dave Smith With one out in the fifth. Tim chec.se does not my door,” said manager John with teammate Jim Rice last (19 saves). Smith (16) and Franco (R). from downtown Houston. of the Houston Astros. Shane Teufel walked and Keith Hernan­ run or pull into corners, etc. McNamara. " ‘Can’ was out of. season. He was fined'this past CD ® Mr. Sunshine (CC) Paul reluc­ Clemens, a fireballing right­ Rawley of the, Philadelphia Phil­ (13) rank one, two and four dez doubled. Carter was intention­ long strings as MRS. G. control. He was in a tirade and spring training for reporting to tantly tills in for a m issing actor in Leon's own respectively in the NL for most hander who won his first 14 games lies. Mike Krukow of the San ally walked and. after Strawberry it does with new play. (R). was very upset to say the least. the team late. saves. Polly will send you a Polly Dollar this year, set the nine-inning Francisco Giants and John Franco fanned, Foster doubled to left. freshly cut CD MOVIE: 'Miss Sadie Thompson' A pizza. ($1) if she uses your favorite marine, a minister, and a woman with a MARIE simple hint is one I certainly never Pointer. Peeve or Problem in her sordid past, all clash while on a Pacific is­ business column. Write Polly’s Pointers in land. Jose Ferrer, Rita Hayworth, Aldo thought of. but I think it’s very Ray. 1954. If you've been thinking about earning some money, DEAR MARIE: This incredibly clever. Your helpful Pointer earns care of the Manchester Herald. (S$ Great Performances (CC) Solo you might want to consider coming to work for Drugs overshadowing the world of fun and games violinist Gidon Kremer leads the English this newspaper as a carrier. Chamber Orchestra in Antonio Vivaldi's died June 27. worrying aloud about "The Four Seasons". (60 min.) (R). It's a lot like being In business for yourself. You do By Mike Tully — Micheal Ray Richardson, the with drugs. drug trial in Pittsburgh last York Daily News reported some selling. YM ^ eliver the product. You collect Thursday. his pending marriage to a college n o u g h ts ® Novela: Muchachita United Press International former New Jersey Nets guard Ueberroth and Rozelle share the summer. the money, andkeep your records up to date. banished from the NBA for re­ common problem of opposition to The NFL players union is -‘‘The couch in his living room is sweetheart. [CNN] Larry King Live We show you the ropes, t?ut alter that you're manadatory drug testing from a seeking a temporary restraining filled with bum holes from his ' Howe was “ very close to sign­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'Summertime' A middle- on your own most of the time. Drugs, an increasingly perva­ peated cocaine use, now is using crack pipe.” Frank Parent!. Allen­ ing” a major league contract, San In the Lutheran tradition, every Worship used today contains 30 Sieveking. a biography of the aged spinster vacations in Venice and falls sive subject in sports, Thursday ■ “crack;” a police chief says. players’ union. order and a preliminary injunction You learn a lot about how to handle various dale chief of police, said. Jose Bees owner Harry Steve said Christian is considered a ’ ’saint,” Winkworth translations, as well as founder of the Hamburg women’s in love with a married man. Katharine Hep- overshadowed the world of fun and — ThemotherofDonRogers.the Ueberroth instituted random against Rozelle’s drug plan, which bum, Rossano Brazzi, Darren McGavin things... people, money, sometimes dogs. Crack is a relatively new, highly Thursday. for it is not the goodness of our lives six more by Jane Borthwick and society for the care of the poor and Cleveland Browns football star testing among minor-league play­ would make the N F L the first 1955. But, most of all, you learn how to handle games to a degree scarcely ever addictive and smokeable form of San Jose Bees owner Harry but God’s grace that sanctifies us. her sister Sarah Borthwick Find- needy and a forceful worker for the yourself. And that's good to know, who died last month of a cocaine ers and major-league front-office professional sports league in the [ESPN] Top Rank Boxirrg from Las V e­ before seen. cocaine that is cheap and popular Steve, who took a chance and We remember Christians of gener­ later, Frances Elizabeth Cox, and emancipation of women. whatever you plan to do in life. overdose, reflected on her son’s personnel in July 1985. At that nation to require players to submit gas, NV (2 hrs., 30 min.) Live. Consider: among users in the New York signed Howe to a contract after ations past so that their lives of Elizabeth Bundle Charles. We remember Winkworth and last days. time, he was unable to include to random drug testing. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Tank' (CC) After his son Interested? Call our — Baseball Commissioner Peter metropolitan area. finding the 1980 National League faithfulness to God might be Winkworth was also concerned the other women translators of her is unfairly arrested, an army officer uses circulation department, — Finally, news came that Steve major-league players because of a Richard Berthelsen, the Players Ueberroth, after receiving inquir­ Allendale was the site of Ri­ Rookie of the Year working in a examples to us, for women’s education and time on July 1. the day in 1878 on Ns tank to battle the crooked sheriff. or atop by In person. Howe, the one-time. Los Angeles collective bargaining agreement Association’s general counsel, said ies into the status of his drug chardson’s latest run-in with the Montana radio station, said he Catherine.Winkworth is perhaps which Winkworth died suddenly of James Gamer, Shirley Jor>es, C. Thomas Maybe we can go Into Dodger bullpen ace who has with the Players Association. the union will argue, Rozelle women’s rights, serving as secre­ Howell. 1983. Rated PG. program, says his office has expected Howe to be back in the business together. battled cocaine addiction, could I There are two categories of violated the collective bargaining law. He was arrested there Sunday the most important of a number of tary of the Clifton^Association for heart disease at the age of 51. On expanded testing to include major- [USA] Petrocelli (60 min.) //I possibly return to the big leagues major-league players currently agreement signed by the N FLPA and charged with driving despite majors by the weekend at the 19th-century Englishwomen who Higher Education for Women and that day, we pray for the gift of league players. 647-9946 with the Toronto Blue Jays — being tested for drugs, the com­ and the league’s Management the revocation of his license. latest. carefully and lovingly translated other civic organizations. She and gentleness and patience, for all 9:30PM d) ® 4 ^ CoiTMdy SpMial: — A federal Judge in Washington Man About Town (CC) A struggling bsch- perhaps as early as this weekend. missioner’ s office said in a state­ Council in 1982 that expires next Iii Sacramento, Rogers’ mother “He’s very close to signing,” favorite German hymns of Luth­ her sister Susanna were delegates who work for women’s rights, and is to hear arguments today from ekK's Ufa changav'considerabiy when he Though the stories vary, the ment. The first group are players year. said his friends had smoked Steve said. ” I expect it to happen er’s Reformation into English. The to the German Conference on for all students of the worship of meets the girl of his draams at a family the N F L and the Players Associa­ common ground is unmistakable. who have guaranteed contracts In Allendale, N.J., Richardson, marijuana at his bachelor party by the weekend if not before.” translations they produced were women’s work in 1869, presided the church. wedding. tion on the union’s request for a The possibility exists that sports, the former All-Star guard, has the night before his death. Loretha Toronto executive vice- faithful to the text and spirit of the over by Princess Anne. Besides Rev. Janet Laadwehr (31 CNN HeadNna Nawa court order blocking Commis­ containing drug-testing clauses. whether pro or amateur, could The other category is the 21 damaged his home furniture Rogers also said her son had been president Pat Gillick denied the original, as well as go<^ English many hymns, Winkworth also Emanuel Latheran Cbnrcb a s Noeha da Gala sioner Rozelle’s new drug-testing manrl)?fibr Hrralft become increasingly identified through abuse of cocaine, the New deeply troubled for days before he club is on the verge of inking Howe. verse. The Lutheran Book of translated The Life of Amelia Mancbester [HB01 MOVIE: ‘Straata of Fire' (CO) A plan. players who were implicated in the i I \ U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 11. 1986 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 11. 1986 — 17 ^ C i R E B O A R D NL roundup Bad attitude hurting the Cards win, lose & DREW Aatroa 11, Phllllea 4 UP, By (^rry Monloan SoftbaU G olf Baseball “ Unfortunately the attitude of then a fastball that I hit on the PHILADELPHIA HOUSTON United Press International some rubs off on the attitude of Expos 4, Reds 3 abrhM obrhM nose.” others and losing becomes conta­ At Montreal, Vance Law, Tim Redus If 5 12 1 Doran 2b 4 2 10 All season, the St. Louis Cardi­ McReyolds followed in similar A’ Cmtral P8A results NL standings Samuel 2b 4 0 0 0 Pankvts 2b 0 0 0 0 gious.” Tudor said. “ We all have fashiof). Wallach and Hubie Brooks drove in Roenick cf 4 0 0 1 Revnids ss 5 2 3 1 nals have been plagued by bad the attitude, ‘We lost again today, two runs apiece, leading the Jones Landscaping shut out Harpo's, (Jorman p 0 0 0 0 Walling 3b 4 3 4 1 pitching, bad hitting, and bad “ It's the one hard hit I’ve had in Bedrosin p 0 0 0 0 GOavIs 1b 3 I 2 4 so what’s new?’ Overall, it’s just a Expos. Bryn Smith, 7-5, went seven 6-0, Thursday at Fltigerold Field. Jim i S t t M * Busch (»el( Ciotsic East defense. the last two weeks,” he said, v) LoPento hod three hits (or Jones while A t WllHomsburg, Vo., July n W L Pet. OB Schmidt 3b 2 1 0 0 Bass rf 3 2 11 terrible attitude. We’re all part of swung at a (x>uple of bad balls early innings for the victory. Jeff Rear­ Jeff Peck, Pete Bortolotta and John (P o r T i) New York 56 25 .691 — Schu 3b 10 1 0 Cruz If 3 0 1 2 John Tudor says you can add bad it, we’ve all done It. It’s about time don finished for his 20th save. (Tiris Rook each hod two. Pete Denz hod two Montreal 46 36 .561 10'/} Hoves lb 4 0 0 0 Gainey cf 3 0 1 1 attitude to the mix. in the game. This time I was Jodie Mudd Wilson rf 4 0 2 1 Walker cf 10 0 0 we sat back and said, ‘Hey, I ’ve got Welsh fell to 3-3. hits (or Horpo's. 34-31— 65 Philadelphia 40 42 .488 16'/] ‘‘There’s just a change in the looking for the ball up. Since Tony Adrian Stills 33- 32—Chicago 65 34 47 .420 22 Russell c 4 1 1 0 MIzerock c 2 1 0 0 to do the job.’” hit the home run, I knew he wasn’t Jett Slumon 34- 32-66Pittsburgh 34 48 .415 22'/} MANA^r Foley ss 4 12 0 Knudson p 1 0 0 0 personality in some of the guys as Gwynn’s homer, his ninth of the Dodgers 11, Cubs 4 Chartir Oak Tomy DeLuca 33- 33—St. 66 Louis 34 49 .410 23 Hudson p 0 0 0 0 Andersn p 1 0 0 0 going to take a chance on walking Dick Most 3532— 67 Jeltz ph 1:0 0 0 compared to last year,” Tudor said 'season, tied the score 3-3. McRey­ MCC Vets smoshed Center Congo, Wtst me. I got him to throw it up in the At Los Angeles, Ken Lan- Don Pooley 34- 33-67 Son Francisco 46 39, .541 — Chlldrss p 0 0 0 0 Thursday after Tony Gwynn and nolds followed with his 13th homer, 0-3, at Fitzgerald Field. Vet's Kevin Steve Pote GCJross cf 2 0 1 1 strike zone.” dreaux’s two-run double highligh­ Kearney ripped three hits ond Barry 3532— 67 Houston 46 39 .541 — Kevin McReynolds hit back-to- a shot into the left center field Mark WIebe 3532— 67 San Diego 44 41 .518 2 Totals 3S 4 9 4 Totals 38 11 13 18 Bruce Bochy. also homered for ted a five-run first inning for the Stearns and Chris Pinto hod two Gene Sauers Phllodolphla 108888 188— 4 back home runs off him in the stands. apiece. Ken WolnorowskI stroked a 3532— 67 Atlanta 42 43 .494 4 San Diego, hitting his sixth of the Dodgers, who sent 10 batters to the Tim Simpson 32-35— 67 Cincinnati 38 44' .463 6'/} Houston 382 138 82x— 11 eighth inning, giving the San Diego “ For me. nine home runs at this triple ond a single (or Congo and Steve John Mahottey 3532— 67 Game-winning RBI — Bass (4). season in the second inning. plate in the first while chasing Fish hod two nits. Los Angeles 39 46 .459 7 Padres a 4-3 victory over the point of the year is unbelievable,” Donnie Hammond 3532— 67 Thursday's Results E— G . Davis, Russell, Redus. D P — rookie Jaime Moyer, 1-2. Orel Davis Love III 34-33— 67 Philadelphia 1, Houston 1. LOB— last-place Cardinals. Gwynn said. “ I haven’t hit that Giants 6, Pirates 3 San Diego 4, St. Louis 3 Hershiser, 8-6, was the winner. Nika Rod Curl 34-34— 68 San Francisco 6, Pittsburgh 3 Phllodelphlo6, Houston 5.26— Walling 2. "It’s not for me to say, ‘Hey, many since college. I ’ve got to be At San Francisco, Bob Brenly Scott Hoch 34-34— 68 Montreal 8, Cincinnati 6 SB— Redus (7), Samuel (23), Bass (13). S you’j'e not trying.’ We may be Bray Jewelers killed Telephone So­ David Frost 3532-68 — Hudson, Knudson 2. SF— G. Davis, hitting .380 against left-handers ripped a three-run homer and Astros 11, Phillies 4 New York 5, Atlonto 1 trying or we may be just that bad. I ciety, 10-7, at Nike Field. Winning Vance Heotner 3532— 68 Houston 11, Phllodelphlo4 Bass. and barely .300 against righties. rookie Randy Kutcher added a solo At Houston, Glenn-Davis drove pitcher Bob Hill helped his own cause Scott Simpson 3534— 68 Los Angeles II, Chicago 4 IP H RERBBSO don’t know. I just have to worry “ I didn’t think he’d (Tudor) blast to highlight a five-run fifth with a double, single and Inslde-the- Fred Funk Phllodolphla in four rui)s in support of Mark 3336— 69 Frhtoy's Games about doing my job and not worry that powered the Giants. Vida pork home run. He received help (rom Willie Wood 37-32— 69 Cincinnati (Gullickson 5-6) ot Montreal Red Sox 8. Angels 7 (12) Indians 9, Rangers 6 Hudson (L 4-9) 4 5 6 5 4 2 come inside, so I wasn’t going to Knudson’s first major league Dove Edgar, who homered, and Bob AAoc O'Grodv 3535— 69 (McGattlgon 53), 7:35 p.m. Childress 2 4 3 2 0 1 about doing someone else’s.” try and pull it. That last time up I Blue, 6-4, scattered six hits over victory. Knudson, 1-3, allowed (3odln's three hits. Dave Edwards, Brett Upper 37-32— 69 Atlanta (Palmer 57) ot New York Gorman 1 2-3 3 2 2 2 2 The victory went to Craig saw the ball really well. He threw the first five innings for the Wayne Johnson and Bill HIM each hod Chris Perry 3534— 69 Bedroslan 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 seven hits in 6 1-3 innings, walking (Fernondez 11-2), 7:35 p.(n. CALIFORNIA BOSTON TEXAS CLEVELAND Lefferts, 6-3. Tudor fell to 6-5. me a sinker down on the first pitch. victory. Bob Walk fell to 4-5. two hits (or Telephone. Bill Bergin 3534— 69 Chicago (Sanderson 3-6) at Los Angeles Ob r h bl Ob r h bl obrhbl abrhM Houston one and striking out three. ” 'Russ Cochran 3534— 69 (Honeycutt 5-4), 8:20 p.m. Jones rf 4 0 0 0 Barrett 2b 6 1 1 0 McDwII cf 5 0 2 2 Bernzrd 2b 5 0 1 1 Knudsn (W 1-3) 6 1-3 7 4 3 1 3 ‘A’ Wast Sam Randolph 3533— 69 Phllodelphia (Carman 52) at Houston Pettis cf 5 1 1 1 Boggs 3b 5 1 1 0 Harrah 2b 5 0 0 0 Fronco ss 5 12 0 Andersen 2 2-3 2 0 0 0 2 Denis Watson 3534— 69 (ScoH 95), 8:35 p.m. Joyner 1b 4 2 3 1 Bucknr lb 6 112 O'Brien lb 4 0 1 0 Carter lb 5 110 W P — Knudson, G o rm a n 2. P B — Horry Taylor Cummings Insurance used a 14-hlt 3534— 69 St. Louis (Cox 2-7) ot Son Diego Downing If 5 2 1 1 Rice If 5 2 2 2 Incavlgl rf 5 0 2 0 Thorntn dh 4 1 10 MIzerock. T — 2:39. A — 18,289. attack to deteat Aldo's Pizza, 11-B, at Crolg Stodler 3535— 69 (Howkins 55), 10:05 p.m. Jacksn dh 3 0 0 0 Baylor dh 5 10 0 Ward If 5 12 0 Hall If 3 2 1 0 Nike Field. Joe ErardI stroked three Clarence Rose 3533— 69 Pittsburgh (Sauveur 04)) at Son Hndrck dh 2 1 1 O' Evons rf 2 2 2 1 Parrish dh 3 1 1 0 Nixon If 110 0 Umpires— Home, Pulll; lb, Froem- Marco Polo blanks Bobby Wodklns Sports In Brief hits; while Stu WoK, Raymond Shookus 3535— 69 Francisco (Carlton4-8), 11:05p.m. Howell 3b 3 0 0 0, Gedmon c 6 0 3 2 Slaught c 5 2 2 1 Jacoby 3b 2 1 2 1 m lng; 2b, Gregg; 3b, Do vis. Morris Hotalsky 3534— 69 Saturday's Games Buechel 3b 3 2 2 1 Butler cf 2 1 1 2 and Tony DeMarco each had two hits DeCncs ph 0 0 0 0 Quinons ss 5 0 2 0 Herald photo by Pinto (or Cummings. Mick Coulombe had Tom Byrum 3534— 70 Atlonto at New York Wllfong 2b 2 0 1 0 Romlne cf 3 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 2 0 12 Snyder rf 3 112 Chip B K k 3536— 70 Phllodelphia at Houston Allanson c 2 0 1 2 three hits (or Aldo's. Mike West Burlesn 3b 1 0 1 1 Stenhos ph 1 0 0 0 Dodgers 11, Cubs 4 Stills, Mudd share PGA leadership 3535— 70 Pittsburgh at Son Froncisco Grich 2b 5 0 3 2 Romero cf 1 0 0 0 Totals 37 4 13 6 Totals 32 9 11 8 Moriarty Brothers KIkuo Aral 3535— 70 Cincinnati at Montreal, night Schoflld ss 5 1 1 0 Texas 040 002 000— 6 Coming right up Woman's Rec Brod Fabel 3535— 70 Chicago at Los Angeles, night Boone c 4 0 0 0 Cleveland OOO 250 20x— 9 CHICAGO LOS ANGELES WILLIAMSBURG, Va. — Adrian Stills says the best way he Hale Irwin 3534— 70 St. Louis at Son Diego, night Totals 43 7 12 6 Totals 45 0 13 7 Game-winning RBI -Snyder (3). Ob r h bl ab r h bl can hang on to the lead in the Busch Golf Classic is by not thinking Behind the combined six-hit Marco Polo scored once in the Hungry Tiger destroyed D.W. Fish, Hal Sutton 3534— 70 Standouts E— Butler, Allanson, Buechele, Jac­ Pitcher Clarence Switzer of Center Congo gets set to 30-1, ot Nike Field. Hungry Tig er used Tw o out when winning run scored Lopes 3b 3110 Sax 2b 4210 about it. pitching of Damon Dombeck and second inning, two more in the Bob Glider 37-33— 70 Heme Runs California 013 000 010 003— 7 oby. DP— Texas 2, Cleveland 1. LOB— Speler 3b 1 0 11 Russell rf 5 2 2 T release an offering in Charter Oak League game 31 hits. Including three by Joonn Tony Sills 3534— 70 San Diego, Bochy (6), Gwvnn (9), Texas 10, Cleveland 8. 2B— Slaught. Bob Ouellette, Marco Polo applied third and put the game away with Wlllloms and Lisa Leister and two by Boston 010 003 000 004— 8 Mmphry cf 4 1 1 0 Bryant rf 0 0 0 0 ” M y problem, if I have one, will be between m y ears,” the Mike Donald 3534— 70 McRevnolds (13). Pittsburgh, M. Brown Game-winning RBI — none. SB— McDowell (15), Buechele (4), Sandbrg 2b 4 0 1 1 Landrex If 5 1 1 2 the whitewash brush to Moriarty five runs in the fourth. Lee Thursday night against MCC Vets at Fitzgerald Field. Cindy Greenberg, Bunter Purcell and Brod Bryant 3535— 70(4 ) . Son Francisco, Kutcher (5), Brenly Allanson (7). S— Allanson. SF— Fletcher 28-year-old P G A Tour rookie said after he shot a 6-under-par 65 to Gall Fracchla. Nancy Smith and Sue E— Barrett, Grich, Burleson, Joyner. Moreind rf 3 0 1 0 Cabell 1b 3 2 11 Brothers, 8-0, in Twilight League D ’Angelis collected two of the eight ■ Corev Povln 3534— 70 (5) . New York, Carter (14), Cincinnati, DP—California 2, Boston 2. LOB— 2, Jocoby. Durhm 1b 4 0 11 Motszk 1b 10 0 0 share Thursday’s opening round lead with Jodie Mudd. The Vets must have liked Switzer’s pitches as they went Vacon each hod two hits to contribute Robert Wrenn 37-33— 70 Do vis (20). Chlcogo, Matthews (8). IP H R ER BB SO baseball action Thursday night at Marco Polo hits. to O.W .'s nine hits. California 10, Boston 9. 2B— Odman, Davis c 4 0 0 0 Hamlltn 3b4 1 1 1 ” I ’m just going to try to do the best I can,” said Stills, who on to beat Congo, 9-3. Bob Eastwood 3535— 70 Winning Pitchers Pettis, Joyner. Grich. 3B— Rice, Joyner. Texas Lake c 0 0 0 0 Wllllms cf 3 2 3 1 Moriarty Field. “ It Was just a terrible game (for Dave Stockton 37-33— 70 needed five tries before getting out of Qualifying School last fall Son Diego, Letterts (53). Son Fran­ HR— Buckner (9), Rice (9). S— Boone, Correa (L 6-7) 4 2-3 6 7 7 5 4 Motthws If 4 1 1 1 Duncan ss 3 0 0 1 us), ” said Moriarty manager Gene Pagini Fuzzy Zoeller 3534— 70cisco, Blue (54). New York,Oledo (10-2). Pettis, Grich. Mohorcic 1 1-3 4 2 2 0 0 Dunston ss 4 1 2 0 FImple c 0 10 1 for his first shot at the Tour. “ If I continue to play well, I can Moriarty's is now 11-7 for 22 Lonny Wodklns 3535— 70 Montreal, Smith (7-5). Houston, Knudson IP H RERBBSO Harris 1 1 0 0 2 0 Moyer p 0 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 3 0 1 1 Johnson. ’ ‘We made a lot of mental John McComIsh possibly be successful this week.” Burger King shut out Edwards 347, 3534— 70 (1-3). Los Angeles, Hershlser (8-6). California Russell 1 0 0 0 0 1 Gumpert p 0 0 0 0 Dloz p 0 0 0 0 points and in third place in the Twi mistakes and there were some bad 9-0, at PaganI Field. Glenn Dubois Mike ^lllvon 37-33— 70 Saves Romanick 5 7 4 4 4 2 Cleveland Martinz ph 1 0 0 0 'Trevino ph 1 0 1 2 Stills, whose best finish on the regular circuit was a tie for 59th league. The MBs have a pair of U.S. women hoopsters Roger Maltble 3 5 3 5 - 70 hops. They didn’t hit the ball hard ripped a home run, double and single, San Froncisco, Gorrelts (1). Montreal, Corbett 4 1 0 01 3 Schrm (W 10-2) 5 2-3 7 6 5 3 2 Frazier p 1 0 0 0 NIedenfr p 0 0 0 0 in the Canadian Open two weeks ago, and Mudd, who has been on weekend games coming up. They while Tim Sullivan, Mark Strasser and Bruce Lletzke 3534— 70 Reardon (20). Finley 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Noles 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 1 Franco ph 1 0 0 0 all night. They had a lot of seeing Craig Woodward each hod two hits (or Joey Slndelor 37- 33— 70 Moore 11-310011 Balles 2-3 2 0 0 0 0 Hoffman p 0 0 0 0 the Tour for nearly five years but is still looking for his first host the Newington Capitols Satur­ eye hits.” Burger King. For Edwards, Al Man- Curtis Strange 3534— 70 Cook (L 0-2) 2-3 3 4 2 1 1 Camoch (S 12) 1 1-3 2 0 0 0 2 Bosley ph 10 0 0 victory, entered today’s second rourid with a one-stroke lead over day at 7:30 p.m. at Moriarty Field whip Russians for goid Lennie Clements AL standings Dave Bidwell started and took tello, Glenn Bolduc and Stan ForloskI 3535— 70 Fisher 0 0 0 0 0 0 Mohorcic pitched to 2 batters In 7th. Totals 35 4 9 4 Totals 32 II 11 11 before heading for Windsor High each had two hits. Blaine McCalllster 3534— 70 Boston HBP— by Schrom (Buev;hele). Chicago OOO 200 020— 4 Jeff Sluman and Tony DeLucB. the loss for Moriarty's. He went 3 Jim Dent 38- 33— 71 WP— on Sunday for a game against East Nipper 7 1-3 6 4 3 3 3 LOS Angeles S00 210 30X— 11 Just two strokes back, after opening 4-under 67s, were nine 1/3 innings before giving way to Joe Inmon 3536— 71 Somblto 0 1 0 0 0 0 Correa. T — 3:31. A — 13,252. Game-winning RBI— Landreaux (3). Herb’s Sports Shop at 5 p.m. MOSCOW (UPI) - Southern Cal psychological match.” West Side Rick f ^ r 3536— 71 W L Pet. G B Umpires— Home, McKean; 1b, golfers — defending champion Mark Wiebe, former champion hard-throwing left hander Craig Boston 55 29 .655 — Stanley 2 2-3 1 0 0 2 2 , E— Lopes, Dunston. DP— Chlcogo 1, All-America Cheryl Miller col­ Miller, who completed her USC Mark Hayes 3536— 71 Crawford 12-3 1 0 , 0 0 2 Clark; 2b, Shulock; 3b, Morrison. Los Angeles 1. LOB— Chlcogo 5, Los John Mahaffey, Tim Simpson, Don Pooley, Davis Love III, Gene Dombeck worked six innings for Steuernagel. The latter, over the Blue Ox deteated Perry's Automo­ T. C. Chen 38-33— 71 New York 48 38 .558 8 lected 18 points and 10 rebounds career last season, was 5-of-8from tive on 0 (ortelt, 7-0, Thursday at Cleveland 45 37 .549 9 Brown 0 3 3 3 2 0 Angeles 5. 2B— Landreaux, Russell, Sauers, Donnie Hammond, Steve Pate, and Dick Mast. Marco Polo, 9-9 in the league, in final 3 2/3 innings, struck out eight. Bob Murphy 3536— 71 Lollar (W 2-0) 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Williams, Cabell, Trevino. HR— Thursday to help the U.S. women's the field and 8-of-O from the Pagonl Field. Kenny Knox Baltimore 45 39 .536 10 37- 34—Toronto 71 Romanick pitched to 4 batters In 6th; Matthews (8). SB— Williams (5). which he struck out 12. He “He was very sharp,” Johnson David Ogrin 3535— 71 46 41 .529 10'/} basketball team capture the gold free-throw line. University of Detroit 41 42 .494 13'/} Somblto pitched to 1 batter In 8th; National League results S— Williams. SF— Duncan, Cabell, FIm­ scattered six hits with no Moriarty spoke of Steuernagel's ‘A’ East Jay Delsing 38- 33— 71 Brown pitched to 5 batters In 12th ple. medal with an 83-60 victory over Georgia teammates Katrina Tom Gleeton Milwaukee 40 43 .482 14'/} Daniel leads women’s U.S. Open player collecting more than one. performance. 3537— 71 West Fisher pitched to 0 batters In 12fh. IP H R ER BB SO the Soviet Union at the Goodwill McClain and Theresa Edwards Allied Printing deteated Nels John­ Wayne Grady 37-34— 71 W P— Brown. T — 4:27. A — 31,305. Chicago Doug Tewell CalKornlo 46 38 .548 — Games. followed with 17 and 13 points, son Insurance, 11-7, at Robertson P a rk ^ 37-34— 71 Texas 45 40 . 529 1'/} MetsS.RravesI Mover (L 1-2) 2-3 4 5 3 1 0 D A Y T O N , Ohio — Beth Daniel remained in contention despite For Allied, Tom Perone ripped (our^ ^Denny Hepler 3536— 71 Umpires — Home, Brinkman; lb, Gumpert 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 1 The final, which was the best- respectively. TBorry Joeckel Chlcogo 38 45 .458 7'/} a poor start Thursday and warmed up in time to take a one-shot hits, Mark Dumond and Tom Powers 3537— 71 Kansas City 38 46 .452 8 Tschida; 2b, Cooney; 3b, Kolser. Frazier 4 3 3 3 2 0 on ‘crack attended event so far in the first Anne Donovan, America's 6- each hod three and Wayne Green and Payne Stewart 37-34— 71 ATLANTA NEW YORK Hoffman 2 3 3 3 1 2 lead after the rain-delayed first round of the 41st Women’s U.S. David Peoples Seattle 37 50 .425 10'/} Ob r h bl ab r h bl week of the 14-day Goodwill foot-8 center, outplayed 7-U/4 So­ John Pearson eoch had t'wo. F o r the 353(5-71 Minnesota 36 49 .424 10'/} Los Angeles Open Championship. David Edwards 37-34— 71 Blue Jays 8. A’s 4 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 Wilson cf 4 0 11 ALLENDALE, N.J. (UPI) - matches, was held in Lenin Stadi­ viet player Ulyana Semenova. Insuroncemen, Bob PIccIn hod three Ooklond 32 55 .368 15'/} Hrshsr (W 8-6) 6 2-3 8 4 4 1 6 Daniel, an 8-year member of the LP(3A to u r and a 2-time Open ..Alleiidale was the site of Ri­ hits and Collins Judd two. (>arv Hallberg 3535— 71 Griffey If 4 0 0 0 Teufel 2bDiaz 3 1-3 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 Micheal Ray Richardson, the um’s gray steel and glass Friend­ Soviet coach Alexander Go­ Antonio Cerda Thursday's Results Murphy cf 3 1 3 0 Hrnndz lb 3 110 chardson’s latest run-in with the 3535— 71 Toronto 8, Oaklond 4 OAKLAND TORONTO Niedenfuer 2 1 0 0 0 2 runnerup, struggled through the first six holes at the N CR former New Jersey Nets guard melsky refused to comment on his Eduardo Romero 37-34— 71 Horner 1b 4 0 0 0 Corter c' PB— FImple. 12 11 T — 2:43. A — 34,656. law. He was arrested there Sunday ship Palace. Northarn David Lundstrom Cleveland 9, Texas 6 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Harper rf 4 0 4 1 Strwbrr rf 4 0 1 0 Country Club Thursday, missing four greens. But a 40-foot birdie who was banished from the NBA 3536— 71 Boltimore 5, Chicago 3 Phillips 2b 4 0 1 0 Fernndz ss 4 1 2 1 Umpires— Home, Runge; 1b, Pol- and charged with driving despite A large American contingent team’s performance. Jay Haas 3537— 72 Ramirz 3b 4 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 13 lone; 2b, Engel; 3b, Holllon. putt on No. 4 allowed her to escape that stretch at even par. for repeated cocaine use, now is The United States defeated Yu­ WInIngers Gvm nostic's used a 17-hlt Larry Mize New York 11, MInnesoto 1 Lansfrd 3b 4 0 1 1 Mulinks 3b 4 1 2 1 Oberkfll 2b 4 0 0 0 Knight 3b 4 0 0 0 the revocation of his license. littered the crowd of 3,000, out- attack to beat Trash-Away, 13;10, at 3536— 72 Boston 8, CalKornlo 7,12 Innings Canseco If 3 0 0 1 lorg 3b 0 0 0 0 “ Once I got past the first six holes even after missing all those using “ crack,” a police chief told Wayne Levi 37-35— 72 Benedict c 4 0 0 0 Santana ss 3 1 1 0 While at the police station, he shouting the Soviet spectators goslavia, Brazil, Czechoslovakia Robertson Park. Kevin Meredith had Brion Mogg Seattle 4, Mllwoukee 1 Bochte lb 4 0 0 0 Moseby cf 5 0 11 Smith p 1 0 0 0 Oleda p 3 0 10 greens,” Daniel said, " I just said to myself, ‘Shoot, let’sgoplay the Daily News of New York 3537— 72 Klngmn dh 4 1 1 1 Bell dh 3 1 0 0 Expos 8, Reds 6 also was charged with threatening while waving flags and holding and Bulgaria en route to the. (our hits. Bill SIbrInsz, Jack Moreau, J. C. Snead 3536— 72 O tro lt at Kansas City, ppd., rain Acker p 0 0 0 0 and make some birdies.' And, that’s what I did.” Thursday. Tim Pemberton and Bill Gauruder Friday's Games Murphy cf 2 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 1 1 1 Sample ph 1 0 0 0 his estranged wife. The Daily signs that read “Think Gold.” gold-medal game. each hod two hits (or WInIngers. For Detroit (Terrell 7-7 and Tanono8-4) at Javier cf 1 0 0 0 Upshaw lb 3 0 2 0 Assnmch p 0 0 0 0 CINCINNATI MONTREAL Daniel made only two birdies, back-to-back on the 11th and 12th “ The couch in his living room is News reported that police said “ The Soviet team was strong.” . The Soviets excelled in the pool, Davis rf 4 0 0 0 Whitt c 5 111 Trash-Awav, Pete Doreou stroked o LPGA results Kansas City (Saberhogen 510 and Totals 33 1 7 1 Totals 29 5 7 5 .... * r h b l ' O b r h b l holes, but they gave her a 2-under par 70, good enough for a filled with burn holes from his Richardson admitted to continued said Miller, who was the dominant trouncing West Germany 9-4 in home run and o single, while Tom Leonard 6-8), 2, 6:05 p.m. Willard c 3 111 Leach If 3 110 Atlanta 000 001 000— 1 Milner cf 4 1 1 0 Ralneflld 5 1 1 1 crack pipe,” Frank Parent!, Allen­ Zownir and Bob SImler hod two hits Texas (Witt 57) at Cleveland (CandlottI Griffin ss 3 2 2 0 Garcia 2b 4 2 4 1 New York 011 030 OOx— 5 Rose lb 4 0 10 Law 2b 3 2 2 2 one-shot lead over A m y Benz, Sylvia Bert(>laccini and amateur use of cocaine. player in the game. “ But this was a water polo. and Jay McConvIlle had three hits. U.S. Women's Open 7-6), 7:35 p.m. Totals 32 4 6 4 Totals 35 0 14 6 Gome-winning RBI — Carter (8). Parker rf 4 2 2 2 Dawson rf 4 2 2 0 Michele Redman, who all shot 71s. dale chief of police, said. Al Dayton, Ohio, July 10 Oakland (Rllo 3-7) at Toronto (Johnson Oakland ooi 001110— 4 E— Knight. DP— Atlanta 1. LOB— Davis If 5 12 3 Brooks ss 3 12 2 Crack is a relatively new, highly Toronto 000 030 50x— 8 Just after Daniel finished, a heavy rain forcibd play to be halted Dusty Por 73 DO), 7:35 p.m. Atlanta 7, New York 7. 2B— Murphy, Rowdon 3b 4 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 1 2 addictive and smokeable form of Beth Daniels 36-34— 70 CalKornlo (McCasklll 9-5) at Boston Game-Winning RBI — Barfield (9). Hernandez, Foster. HR— Carter (14). S— Conepen ss 5 0 0 0 Websfer cf 3 0 1 0 for nearly an hour and a half. Main Pub deteated Stephenson Silvia Bertolaccinl 37-34— 71 (Seover 56), 7:35 p.m. E— Davis. DP— Oakland 2. LOB— Oleda. Butera c 3 0 10 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Play was then halted because of darkness with nine players cocaine that is cheap and popular Am y Benz 34-37— 71 Baltimore (Dixon 7-7) at Chicago Oakland 3, Toronto 11. 2B— Mulllniks, IP H R ER BB SO Oester 2b 4 10 0 McClure p 0 0 0 0 Paint, 8-5, at Keeney Field. Rick Barfield, Fernandez. HR— Willard (2), among users in the New York Wlerbowcskl, Jett Long, Eric LIndaulst A-MIchele Redman 35-36— 71 (Bannister 5-4), 8 p.m. Atlanta Welsh p 2 0 2 1 RIordan p 0 0 0 0 still on the course. They were to resume play at 10 a.m. E D T Betsy King 37-35— 73 New York (Drabek 0-2) at Minnesota Kingman (20). SB— Phillips (14), Griffin Smith (L 7-10) 4 2-3 5 5 5 5 4 Terry p 0 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 3 0 0 0 metropolitan area. and Don Scanlon each had two hits (or (19). S— Fernondez. SF— Canseco. today. the Pub. Stephenson Paint's, Mark Tommie Green 36-36—72 (Heaton 3-7), 8:35 p.m. Acker 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Bell ph 1 0 0 0 Newmn 2b 3 1 0 0 Perry tripled and doubled. Martha House 36-36— 72 Seattle (Morgan 6-8) at Milwaukee Assenmacher 2 10 0 10 Power p 0 0 0 0 Smith p 110 0 I Jerilyn Britz 34-38—72 (Leary 6-8), 8:35 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO New'York Daniels ph 1 1 1 0 Wright cf 1 0 0 0 LaMvyers force Sherri Turner 36-36—72 Saturday's Games Oakland Oleda (W 10-2) 9 7 1 0 2 6 Totals 37 6 10 6 Totals 38 8 9 7 Howe likely to sign with Toronto Jodv Rosenthal 37-35— 72 CalKornlo at Boston Plunk (L 2-5) 6 1-3 9 4 3 5 2 T — 2:22. A— 34,836. Cincinnati 108 120 002— 6 Oakland at Toronto Ontiveros 1-3 3 4 4 1 1 Lod u n gfiy Judy Dickinson 37-35—72 Umpires— Home, Tata; lb, Craw­ Montreal 280 600 OOx— 8 Jan Stephenson 37-35— 72 [Jetrolt at Kansas City Von Ohien 1-310010 ford; Game-winning RBI — Raines (5). SAN JOSE, Calif. — Steve Howe, the one-time Los Angeles deciding tilt Local baseball Penny Pulz 36-37— 73 Texas at Cleveland Langford 1 1 0 0 0 0 2b, C.WIIIIams; 3b, DeMuth. E— Walloch. DP^IncInnatl 1, Mont­ Dodger bullpen ace who has battled cocaine addiction, will likely Toronto Janet Coles 38-35— 73 Baltimore ot Chlcogo, night real 1. LOB— Cincinnati 9, Montreal 5. return to the big leagues with the Toronto Blue J ays — perhaps as Hollis Stacy 38-35—73 New York at Minnesota, night Clancy (W 9-5) 8 6 4 4 1 8 2B— Davis, Welch, Milner, Butero, The Lawyers forced a showdown Lori Gorbacz 3^34— 73 Seattle at Milwaukee, night Caudill 1 0 0 0 0 1 Daniels. 3B— Law. HR— Davis (12). early as this weekend. Plunk pitched to 2 batters In 7th; in the Farm Little League Tourna­ the right insurance Pony Jane Blalock 38-35— 73 Standouts Padres^4, Cardinals 3 SB— Dawson (8), Brooks(4). S— Smith. Howe was “ very close to signing” a major league contract, San Home Runs - Ontiveros pitched to 5 batters In 7th. Sally Little 38-35—73 Jose Bees owner Harry Steve said Thursday. ment Thursday night with an 18-7 The Red Sox and Tigers played to o Potty Sheehan 38-35— 73 Oakland, Willard (2), Kingman (20). PB— Willard. T — 2:51. A— 28,172. IP H RERBBSO decision over previously unbeaten 3-3 tie Thursday at Cheney Field. Justin Kathervn Young 37-36—73 Boltimore, Pardo (1). New York, Easier ST. LOUIS SAN DIEGO CIncInnotl The Bees’ owner, who took a chance and signed Howe to a Hartford Road Dairy Queen at Bolduc pitched well (or the Red Sox, Cathy Krotzert 38-35—73 (7), Wynegor (7). Minnesota, Brunansky Orioles 5. White Sox 3 Ob r h bl ab r h bl Welsh (L 3-3) 3 2-3 8 7 7 4 2 contract after finding the 1980 National League Rookie of the while George Covey struck out 13 (or Lenore Murooka 36-37—73 (18). Boston, Buckner (9), Rice (9). ^oleman If 3 1 0 0 Royster 3b 4 0 1 0 Terry 1 1-3 1. 1 1 2 1 Waddell Field. forwrtiatever Winning Pitchers the Tigers. Tony Kostouslcas tripled Ok Hee Ku 36-38— 74 AcGee c f~ ~ i 1 1 0 Gwvnn rf 4 13 2 Power 3 0 0 0 0 0 Year.working in a Montana radio station, said he expected Howe Toronto, Clancy (95). Cleveland, The clubs, each 3-1 in double twice and singled (or the Tigers, Jim Kothy Baker 37-37—74 BALTIMORE CHICAGO -lerr 2tT 3\p 0 0 McRvnId If 4 1 2 1 Montreal to be .back in the majors by the weekend at the latest. Carroll hit well and Tom Cosgrove Plo Nilsson 38-36— 74 •Schrom (10-2). Baltimore, Flanagan professional baseball, Memphis Clicks manager played well defensively for the Vermont (CIri) 45 38 . 542 1'/} Chicago 8. 2B— Baines, Benlauez, (7). Batting Charlotte Montgomery 36-39— 75 Walker. 3B— Cangelosl, Shelby. HR— Tom m y Jones told the Commercial Appeal. winners. For DQ, Cindy Botticello Deb Richard 41-35— 76 Glens Falls (Det) 41 43 .488 6 DP— Son Diego 2. LOB— St. Louis 6, National Leogue < ^e Little Miss Pardo (1). 4 Patti Rizzo 38-38— 76 Albany (NY-AL) 41 45 .477 7 San Diego 7. 2B— Gwvnn, Landrum, g Ob r h pet. “ He’s going to piay nine innings of every single game and get and Jason Thilden each socked Woterbury (Cle) 40 45 .471 7'/} IP H R ER BB SO Gwynn, SD 84 332 56113 .340 Beth Solomon 40-36— 76 Baltimore Templeton. HR— Bochy (6), Gwynn (9), his four or five at-bats,” Jonps said. doubles while Marcus Metvier Bonnie Louer 38-38—76 New Britain (Bos) 39 44 .470 7'/} McRevnolds (13). SB— Knicelv (1), Brooks, Mtl 72 278 47 94 .338 / wf (T r Nashua (Pit) 37 47 .440 10 Flanagan (W 3-6) 8 6 1 1 3 5 Pot Bradley 37-39—76 Coleman (56). S— Herr. SF— Heath. Brown, SF 70 259 33 87 .336 “ I don’t want to rob him of any experience he’s getting right added a single. Mike D ’Avanzo Little Miss Sbttball Thursday's Results Aase 0 4 2 2 0 0 Raines, Mtl 77 304 50 100 .329 played well defensively behind the Penny Hammel 39-37—76 Reading 12, Albany 6 Havens (SI) 1 0 0 0 1 1 now. Our won-loss record is secondary to the development of our Sarah Leyeoue 39-37—76 IP H R ER BB SO Sax, LA 81 322 45 103 .320 Fuss & O'Neill swept by Westown, Glens Falls 5, New Britain 1 Chicago St. Louis Bass, HOU 84 309 42 95 .307 major-league prospects on this team, and we’ve got a few of plate for DQ. ■Ayako O o m o to 38-38— 76 Vermont 3, Nashua 2 Cowley (L 4-5) 8 7 3 3 3 4 30-6, Thursday at M artin School. Kerl Chris Johnson 40-36—76 Tudor (L 6-5) 7 9 4 4 1 5 Oberkfell, Atl 79 264 32 80 .303 them.” Gallo had two home runs (or Fuss & Pittsfield 5, Waterbury 4 James 1-3 2 2 2 0 1 Roy, Pit 79 294 31 88 .299 A-Florl Prono 3937—76 McKeon 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Worrell 110 0 11 In 11 games with Memphis through Thursday — eight as a right O'Neill, while Michelle Brown had (our Alice Rltzmon 38-38—76 Friday's Games San Diego Strawberry, N Y 70 245 45 72 .294 hits. Including a homer, Simone (3au- Pittsfield at Albany Cowley pitched to 2 batters In 9th. Droveckv 563334 C.OavIs, SF 81 281 43 82 .292 fielder and three as a designated hitter — Jackson was 4-for-42, a A-Dona Lodond 39-37—76 Vermont at Glens Falls T--3:06. A— 18,038. vln had a homer and two singles, Karen Cathy Reynolds 39-37—76 LaPoint 2 1 0 0 0 1 American League . 095 average. He has two doubles, five runs scored, a . 191 on-base For the Record Nevers had three hits, Devon (kirceau Nashua at New Britain Letterts (W 6-3) 2 1 0 0 0 3 g Ob r h pet. Denise Streblg 39-37—76 Woterbury at Reading had a double and two singles. A-Dottle Pepper 40-36—76 Mariners 4. Rrewers 1 Tudor pitched to 2 batters In 8th, Boggs, Bos 77 289 54 107 .370 percentage and a .143 slugging percentage. He also has struck Krause Florist demolished Manches­ Saturday's Gomes Nancy Ledbetter 38-38—76 T — 2:36. A— 20,453. Yount, Mil 70 261 44 89 .341 out 21 times and committed two errors. Matt Adinolfi scored a goal for ter Sewing Machine Center, 39-4. Stacy Albany at Pittsfield Umpires— Home, B. Williams; 1b, Puckett, Minn 85 370 64 126 .341 MIssle McGeorge 41-35—76 Vermont at Glens Falls Thursday, Jackson went O-for-4, striking out swinging three Kellogg hit a grondslam homer and Kathy Whitworth 42-34—76 SEATTLE MILWAUKEE MeSherrv; 2b, Bonin; 3b, Pond no. Rice, Bos 84 339 56115 .339 the Aztecs in their 5-0 win over the (our singles to lead Krause. Amy Yost Nashua at New Britain Ob r h bl Ob r h bl AAattlngly, N Y 86 367 58 123 .335 times and getting caught looking once. Kathy Postlewalt 37-39—76 Waterbury at Reading Penguins in Pee Wee soccer action had three singles and Down Harris A-MIchIko Hattorl 40-36—76 Moses ct 3 12 1 Molltor dh 3 1 2 0 Easier, N Y 78 285 37 95 .333 (our. For Sewing, Oebble Vasco Bradley If 3 110 Yount cf 4 0 2 0 Giants 6. Pirates 3 Fernandez, T o r 87 360 53 114 .317 on Tuesday. His name was omitted Nancy Rubin 38-39—77 Presley 3b 4 0 0 0 Cooper 1b 4 0 11 pitched well while collecting two hits. Rosie Jones 41-36— 77 Bernazard, Clev 80 286 40 90 .315 from the game report. Jessica Yost also had two hits. A-Robln Hood 41-36—77 American Leagae results Phelps 1b 3 10 0 Schroedr c 3 0 1 0 Baines, Chi 81 319 48 99 .310 Qawl defends title against Holyfleld Hour Glass Cleaners deteated Nas- Tartabll rf 4 0 2 1 Deer rf 4 0 0 0 PITTSBURGH SAN FRANCISCO Ward, Tex 70 258 38 80 .310 Alice Miller 38-39—77 Hndrsn dh 4 0 10 Sveum 3b 4 0 10 abrhM' obrhbl sl(( Arms, 16-8. For the Cleaners, J. Sally Quinlan 37-40—77 Home Runt ATLAN TA — World Boxing Association junior heavyweight Paveluck collected (our hits, Hare Owen ss 3 12 1 Riles ss 4 0 0 0 Orsulak cf 5 1 2 0 Kutcher cf 5 2 2 1 National Leogue — Davis, Hou 19; A-Debra Spain 41-36— 77 Kearney c 2 0 0 0 Felder |f 4 0 10 Almon If 2 0 0 0 Thomsn 2b 5 1 3 1 champion Dwight M uham m att'Qawi, who deferfds his title coNNEcnarrs Holmes and Rono Hanna each had Jo Ann Washam 37-30—77 Yankees 11. Twins 1 Horner, Atl, AAarsholl, LA and Schmidt, three. For Nassitt, Josic Brooks Revnids 2b 4 0 0 0 Gantner 2b 3 0 1 0 Revnids If 1110 Leonard If 4 1 3 1 Phil 17; Parker, CIn 16. Saturday against Olympic rnddalisrEvander Holyfield, said he Laurie RInker 41-36—77 Totals 30 4 8 3 Totals 33 1 9 1 Roy 2b 5 0 3 2 Davis rf 4 0 0 0 m Y R A C E T M C K pitched well and had two hits, Correy A-Joon PItcock 42-35—77 American Leogue — Barfield, Tor, Freeman made some (Ine (leldlng NEW YORK ' MINNESOTA Seattle OlO 810 810— 4 Pena c 3 0 0 0 CBrown 3b 4 0 1 0 Canseco, Oak and Parrish, Det 21; will jum p to the heavyweight division after the bout. Allison Finney 41-36—77 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Milwaukee 100080 008— 1 DIcz 1b 3 0 0 0 Aldrete 1b 2 1 0 0 Excitement plays and had three hits. BobbI Parlato A-Tamara Bowmon 40-37—77 Hrbek, Minn, Joyner, Cal and Kingman, " I plan to move up to heavyweightjbecause that’s where the and Kristen Sadowslay played well. Hendrsn ct 3 1 1 2 Puckett cf 4 0 1 0 Game-winning RBI — Moses (4). Bream 1b 1 0 0 0 Brenly c 3 12 3 Oak 20. &Fun Wshngtn cf 1 0 0 0 Davidsn cf 0 0 0 0 DP— Seattle 1, Mliwuakee 2. LOB— Morrisn 3b 3 0 1 0 Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 Runt Batted In challenge is,” Qawi said Thursday. “J/ve dominated this division Rndiph 2b 4 1 1 0 Hatcher If 3 0 0 0 Seattle 5, Milwaukee 7.26— M olltor2. SB MBrown rf 3 1 1 1 Blue p 2 0 0 0 Notional League — Schmidt, Phil 61; and that’s not bragging.” FIschlln 2b0 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 — Moses (14). S— Kearney. SF— Owen. Bernard ss 3 0 1 0 Robinson p 1 0 0 0 Davls, Hou 59; Carter, N Y 58; Horner, Atl f u r f l w : Qawi predicted an easy victory over Holyfield, who won the Transactions Mttngly 1b 5 1 1 0 Brnnsky rf 3 1 1 1 McWllm p 0 0 0 0 Williams p 1 0 1 0 56; Parker, CInn 55. Soccer Winfield rf 5 1 2 1 Busch rf 10 0 0 IP H RERBBSO Mazzllll ph 1 0 0 0 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 American League — Canseco, Oak 74; Bronze medal in the 1984 (Jlympics but has only fought 11 times as Roenick If 4 1 2 1 Laudner c 2 0 0 0 Seattle Clemnts p 0 0 0 0 Joyner, Col 68; Barfield, To r and a professional. Pasaua If 10 10 Reed ph 1 0 0 0 Langston 4 5 1113 Guante p 0 0 0 0 Presley, Sea 64; Bell, T o r 62. Bsssboll Easier dh 4 2 2 2 GaettI 3b 4 0 10 FIrevd (W 2-0) 2 2-3 4 0 0 0 2 Walk p 2 0 0 0 StolMI BOtSS “I’m predi(ding an early round, between one and six,” Qawi PNW aoa Los Angeles— Activated (Irstbosemdnt(n Wynebar c 4 2 1 2 Lmbrdz 2b 2 0 0 0 Ladd (S 5) 21-3 0 0 0 0 1 Wshngt ss 2 0 1 0 Notional League — Coleman, StL 56; said of finishing off Holyfield. “ I'm tempted to take him a couple Greg Brock and optioned shortstop Craig Pagllarl 3b 4 1 2 1 Solos ph ' 1 0 0 0 Milwaukee Totals 34 3 18 3 Totals 34 6 11 6 Davis, CIn 40; Raines, Mtl 38; Duncan, LA BOYS AT ILLING: Patriots 5 (Kevin Shipley to Albuaueraue o( the PocKIc Berra ss 4 111 Smallv dh 3 0 10 Darwin (L 5-5) 7 2-3 8 4 4 3 3 Pittsburgh 818888 388— 3 31; Doran, Hou 29. of extra rounds to punish him .” W att 3. K im M ainville 3, Tre v o r Coast League (AAA). Gagne ss 2 0 10 Clear 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Son Fronclsce 881 838 8IH— 6 American League — Henderson, NY Frenette), Sharks 1 (Matt Lavatorl). Philadelphia —; Announced right­ Wshngt ss 10 0 0 HBP— by Langston (Schroeder), Dar­ Gome-winning RBI — Kutcher (2). 49; Cangelosl, Chi 36; Moseby, To r 21; Whether you own what the cost. neighborhood offices near Colts 3 (Anand Annioerl, Tim Ted- hander Fred Toliver will miss the rest o( Totals 39 11 14 18 Tetolt 31 1 5 1 win (Bradley). WP— Darwin. T— 2:23. E— Dloz. DP— San Francisco 1. LOB— Griffin, Ook and Wiggins, Balt X. your home. ford). Dolphins 0. the New YofU 010 019 888-11 . A— 8,963. Pittsburgh 10, San Francisco 8. 2B— PtteWno orienta home, condo,’' And we have an Sharks 0, Oilers 0. season with a sprain (rocture o( his Minnesota 010 008008-1 Kutcher, Morrison, Thompson, Roy. victaries Scanlon serves way Into semifinals ' Whatever that home Jets 3 (Mark Daunt, Rich Griffeth), pitching arm. Game-Winning RBI — Wynegor (7). HR— M.Brown (4), Kutcher (5), apartment or mobile ^ tio n that will pay to re­ Seattle — Signed right-handed pitcher Brenly (5). SB— Leonord2(13). Notional League— FPmandez, NY11-2; Colts 0. E— Hrbek, gogne. DP— New York 1, b Rowley, Phil 11-4; Valenzuela, LA ii-6; NEW PORT, R.I. — Bili Scanlon’s big serve assured the Texan place personal property might be. Ken Forsch to a contract with their Minnesota 2. LOB— New York 5, Oleda, N.Y. W-2;. Gooden, NY 104 home, Allstate cah tailcy Triple-A Pacltlc Coast League (arm team Minnesota 6. ZB— Mattingly, (Joene. Radio, T V , IP H R ER B B SO Krukow, SF 10-5; Knepper, Hou, and of a semifinal meeting with Danie Visser’s strong return game in tss without loss for deprecia­ ■ Pittsbyfgh right inotection to fit Mldflats In ^ Ig a r v , Alberta. HR— Easier (7), Brunansky (18), Wy- Mahler, Atl 10-7. the $100,000 Hall of Fame tennis championships. >9, Pari-mutuel Wagering Amemberofthe [T1 Bofkelbcril negar(7). WBlk (L 4-5) 5 9 6 6 3 4 tion, up to the limits of Scars financial Network HJ BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Olvm*i Los Angeles — Signed center Petur McWmiams 2 2 0 0 1 1 American League-aem ens, Bot 14-2; Scanlon, of Dallas, used his overpowering serve to oust Glenn ^ one undof 18 admitted ^ youour needs. pics 4 (Jonathan Cort 3. Andy Boldos- “ IP H R ER BB SO Boddicker, BaK 11-4; Boyd, Bot 114 Gudmundsson to a multi-year con­ New Yerli TODAY Clements 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Rotmuteen, N .Y . and Schrom, Clev 10-1 Layendecker of Portola Valley, Calif., 0-4, 6-3, in their Senior citizens admitted FREE For examine, our home your policy. sorlo 3), Academics 3 (Billy Renaud 3, tract. Rsmssn (W 10- 71-3- 4 1 1 3 6 3:00Golf: U.S. Women'sOpen, ESPN Guante 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Hlguera, MU 10-7. Joson Blakesley). (lOlden State — Named Ed Gregory to Stoddard 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 7:00 Goodwill Games, Channel 5 Son Francisco ■greed Rgg Average quarterfinal match Thursday and will take on Visser Saturday. replacement cost guaran­ So talk to an Allstate their coaching statt. Mhmeseta 7:30 Red Sox vs. Angels, W TIC Blue (W 6-4) 5 6 1 1 4 2 (Bated e « 1 kmiaB x number ef gomes Visser, of South Africa, said his return of serve was the key to /iiistate Juniors CsNss# Viola (L 97) 5 8 8 7 2 5 0:00 Mets vs. Braves. Channels 22,30, Robinson 1 1-3 3 2 2 1 1 PUUNFBJI tee would pay to rebuild agent today. Just stop by Ybifre in good hands. . St. Joseph's (Pa.) — Signed head WKHT Williams 2 1 0 0 1 2 his 6-3, 0-4 victory over (Chile’s Ricardo Acuna in the day’s other Pastore 2-3 4 3 1 1 0 Notlonol League— Honeycutt, LA111; AlhUtE Intufincc Company. Noflhbrooh. Dbrniu GIRLS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Ea­ basketball coach JIm Boyle to a new Portugal 31-3 2 0 0 1 2 8:00 Goodwill Games, Channel 61 Garrelts ( S I ) 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 Scott, HtKi 122; Oleda, NY 124; Rhoden. match at the Newport Casino, the only U.S. grass court your house no matter Sears. Or one of our new 8:30 Yankees vs. Tw ins, SportsChan- imnNDM gles 1 (Shira Springer), Rowdies 0. multl-yeor contract. VIolaliKched to 6 batters In 6th. WP— Williams. PB— Brenly. T-^:00. A Pitt 134; Foreeh, StL 148. tournament on the Grand Prix circuit. BOYS AT KENNEDY ROAD: Northwestern — Part-time assistant T — 2:44. A— 21,759. nel, W P O P — 9,795. American League-Clemens, BotlSi; Knights 3 (Justin Dieterle 1 John basketball coach Dave Blank re­ Umpires— Home, Roe; lb,. Hersh- 9:00 Boxing: Frank Minton vs. Umpires— Home, Kibbler; 1b, U M 391 Papa), Bears 0, signed. beck; 2b, Barnett; 3b, Bremigan. James KInchen, ESPN Marsh; 2b, Davidson; 3b, Harvey. V I. 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 11, 1986 \ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. July 11, 1986 — H Fugitive iawyer ready to resume work of ’6Qs

W: By Steve Brewer for the disadvantaged, self- became aware of his budding celebrity. get involved," Bingham said he also The Associated Press CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 determination for Third World coun­ “I realized it a little In Watsonville wants to stop reliving the past 15 years. tries, revamping the criminal justice when they asked me to speak and to sit SAN FRANCISCO - Stephen system — still lived for him. at the head table,” he said. "I felt HIS ORDEAL BEGAN on Aug. 21. Bingham, the longtime fugitive re­ uncomfortable, but a little honored. 1971, when he visited militant inmate NotiCDS<^ Busihett Property...... r..... 25 Entertainment...... Farm Supplies and Equipment.... 80 cently acquitted of murder and conspi­ HIS TIMING WAS impeccable. He People were considering my victory as George Jackson at San Quentin. lott/F oun d ...... 01 Resort Property...... 26 Bookkeeping/Incomt Tax Offlce/Retall Equipment...... 81 racy charges in a 1971 prison uprising, Personoli...... 02 M o rtga ge s...... 27 Corpentry/Remodellng. Recreotlonal Equipment...... 82 RATBS: 1 to 5 days: 90 cents per line per day. returned as the national media was a little victory for themselves.” Bingham had been working with Wanted to B u y ...... has become a reluctant hero for the left. hailing a new social commitment in the Jackson, ii Black Panther leader and Announcements...... !!!!!'. 03 ...... 28 Palntlng/Paperlng...... Boats and Marine Equipment.....83 6 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. Although uncomfortable in his new nation, an awakening prompted by such BINGHAM SAID shyness makes such author, on a lawsuit challenging condi­ Auctions...... 04 Rooflng/Sldlng...... Musical Items...... 84 20 or more days: 60 cents per line per day. role, the soft-spoken attorney says he events difficult, but he realizes the Financial...... j 0 5 Rentals Flooring...... Cameras and Photo Equipment... 85 Minimum charge: 4 Hnes. concepts as the Live Aid and Farm Aid tions In the notorious maximum secur­ Electrical ...... Pets and Supplies...... 86 will use his media exposure to advance concerts and the Rev. Jesse Jackson's importance of media attention. ity cellblock known as the Adjustment Rooms for Rent...... 31 the many causes he supports. Heaflng/Plumblng...... Miscellaneous tor Sole ...... 87 D BADLINBS: For classified advertisements to Rainbow Coalition. ”I believe that it’s important to get Center. Employment & Education Apartments for Rent...... 32 MItcellaneous Services. Tog Sales..:...... 88 • ‘T believe that the values that we had Bingham. 44, became the darling of ideas out broadly.” he said. "There’s a After Jackson returned to the cellb­ Condominiums for R e n t...... 33 be bubllshed Tuesday through Saturday, the Help Wanted...... u Services Wanted...... Wanted to Buv/Trode ...... 89 deadline Is noon on the day before publication. in the ’60s do endure and Ihat’s aging leftists on both coasts, who lot of difficulty sometimes reaching lock, he produced a pistol and forced Situation W anted...... 12 Homes tor Rent...... 34 important in the ’80s,” he said. “If Store/Oftice Space...... 35 For advertisements to be bubllshed Monday, contributed more than 1100.000 to his that many people.” guards to release 26 other inmates. Business Opportunities...... 13 the deadline Is 2:30 b.m. on Friday. people want me to be. in some way. a defense at fund-raising dinners and One way to reach a large audience Three guards and two inmate trusties Instruction...... 14 Resort Property...... 36 Merchondise symbol for that, then I guess shouldn't parties. Their efforts were capped on would be through a book about his were killed In the resulting violence. Employment Services...... 15 Industrial Property...... 37 Hollday/Seosonal...... Automotive run away from it.” June 27 when, after nearly two years of experiences, but Bingham said he isn’t Jackson was gunned down as he Miscellaneous for Rent...... 38 Antiques and Collectibles. Cars tor Sa le ...... 91 RBA D YOUR AD. Classified advertisements ore From 1971, when he vanished after legal wrangling and an 11-week-long sure he’ll write one, even though he’s sprinted toward an outside wall, prison Roommates Wanted...... 39 Clothing...... Trucks/Vans for Sole...... 92 token by telephone os a convenience. The the prison violence left six people dead, trial. Bingham was found innocent by a received numerous publishing offers. officials said. Reel Estate Wanted to R e n t...... 40 Furniture...... Compers/Trallers...... 93 Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one Incorrect Insertion and than only.tor the size of until his surrender in 1984. Bingham Marin County Superior Court jury. ”I’m going to seriously consider what Prosecutor Terry Boren argued dur­ Homes for S a le ...... 21 TV/Sterco/Appliances... Motorcycles/Mopeds...... 94 ^2 ^ was a half-forgotten icon for the Bingham says he’s not sure yet I would like to do in terms of some kind ing the trial that Bingham was the only Services Machinery and T o o ls.... Auto Services...... 95 the original Insertion. Errors which do not Condominiums for Sale...... !!!!. 22 Lawn ond Garden...... lessen the value of the advertisement will not scattered remnants of the left. While whether he will return to practicing of story,” he said. "The only tbjng I’m person who could have provided the Lots/Lond for Sale...... 23 Autos tor Rent/Lease...... 96 Child Care...... 51 Good Things to E a t ...... Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 be corrected by on additional Insertion. many of his peers settled into profes­ law. but "one thing, for sure, is that I’m certain about is that I don’t want some gun. Investment Property...... ; 24 Cleaning Services...... 52 sions and began raising families, going to pick up where I left off with superficial telling of ‘the secret years,’ Bingham’s attorneys contended their Fuel OM/Cool/FIrcwood. Wanted to Buy/Trode ...... 98 Bingham was a hunted man living in social issues.” ’hunted underground’ and so forth.” client was framed by corrupt officials Paris under an assumed identity. Two days after his acquittal, While he would like to send a looking for a scapegoat. They alleged When he returned to face murder and Bingham was in Watsonville, where message, "particularly to young people Jackson was set upj>y prison officials, STEPHEN BINGHAM conspiracy charges. Bingham made it Jesse Jackson led a rally for striking who are concerned about the world we who never anticipated guards might be HOMES clear the old values — labor rights, help cannery workers. It was there he li ve in and need some encouragement to slain in the process. Notices HOMES . . . reluctant hero I HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE

LOST Lowncore - Career oppor­ Core Givers Needed In FuU time maintenance Immediate opening In tunity with growing lawn Just llsted-Beoutlful Bol­ Bolton. $126,900. Super 3 AND FOUND $650-$2000 Day Care Center: Mature clerk - CRT and data bedroom L-ronch wltbj^ I our Abrasive Job-Blast­ core company. Ever­ ton location. This 3 bed­ WEEKLY CAUBER woman to core tor Infant, processing area. 5 days, 8 room, V/2 both home has great 16x20 family rm with ing Dept. Experience green Lawns has on open­ 1pm-6pm. Core giver, to 4:30. Coll 646-5773. Sav­ Lost - Shepherd Collie In ing for hard working lawn much more to offer. Coll beamed cathedral celling, desirable but not necea- Netlonal Mueic and Vi­ core for oil ages, 7om- ings Bonk of Manchester. todoyl "We guarantee kitchen with Manchester Green area. core specialist. Competl-y 1pm. Core Giver to core 12 years old, 45 pounds, sary, we will train. Good five wages, benefits, and deo Co. noods Top Dle- our houses" Blonchord 8< skylight.Screened-ln block and tan, nervous trlbutore and Salas for 2 year old, 1 pm-6pm. $4 Secretory - Psychologists Rossetto Real Estate 646- porch and good size deck houly wages and bene­ training. Put some green hourly. Coll 643-5535. seek secretory, 25-30 REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES condition, needs medica­ In your pocket. Call Don Reps. Excellent income 2482.0 from which to enloy the fits with long estab­ hours per week, with private rear yard. Flre- featuring: tion. Reward. Please coll, lished business. Call for Daniels, Manchester, CT and repeat business. REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK ------643-4721. strong organizational Spring Street Colonial. 7 ploced living rm, dining appointment, ask for Ja­ between 9 and 5,640^667. skills to fulfill full spec­ S .'4 I MAIN STMI f T • M AN( S I • luxurious rooms, 2Vi rm and garage. D.W. Fish (702) 831-4682 trum of office duties. Fa­ 6<^3-irj9l net 643-2487. RN's Local area health baths, fireplace and mag­ Realty, 643-1591 or 071- (■lit I Carpenter's Helper - No miliarity with IB M PC and 1400.a Happy Summertime! v rn N f'N ■.>'•. 11 • . 1 M-i •, nificent lot at the base of I 1 1( )in< Pressure Blast care facility Is seeking experience necessary. dictation equipment o y?j iqou AUCTIONS applications for RN's with Cose Mountalnl School Aide - Glostonbury Year round work. Start plus. Send resume to: $189,900."We guarantee Ozzle and Harriet would Mfg. Co., Inc. supervisory aptitude. For David Moyer, PHD and your personal Interview, Public Schools. 18 month, Immedlotley. Coll 633- our houses" Blanchard & hove loved to raise their Sellers wanted to bring, 28 hours per week. Appli­ 2984. Kevin Confer PHD, 223 E. Rossetto Real Estate 646- family In this dellghful 'carry or truck Items to please contact D.N.S. at Center St., Manchester 643-5151. Mon thru FrI. cations avallablo from 2482.0 older colonial. 9 rooms, 4 our July 20th Glpontlc Sand Blaster wanted. No CT 06040. Telephone 646- bedrooms, enormous 9am to 3pm. Glastonbury Board of Ed­ 9660. Field Auction, Route 14, ucation, Glastonbury, CT experience necessary. South Windsor-See ' this 28>(20 family room, 2 fire­ Sterling, Ct. (lust off Will train. Start Imme­ IVa year old U&R contem­ places, lovely grounds. Outside Sales. Monday Port Time Office/Shop 86033. Phone 633-5231 ext. Route 395 at exit 89). Field 441. Affirmative Action. diately. Barry Blast Com­ Individual to do light ma­ porary. Nice family room Coll today. You'll be glad Is lust 3 mites from exit. thru Friday, evenings. Ex­ Helper. Afternoons and pany. 238 Harttord Rd. nufacturing, wrapping you did. Jackson & Jack- all day Friday. High EOE. M/F. off the large living room. 3 Bring one Item or 1000 cellent money. Call Manchester. 646-2992. and Inspection. Full time bedrooms, 2'/i baths, son Real Estate, 646-8400 Items. Coll 203-7318 for Jeanne 647-9946. school students pre­ or port time. Flexible or 64^8646. □ ferred. No experience. flOldstone fireplace, for­ your spot. Robert H. Gloss Concrete Foreman - Resl- hours. Coll 647-0284. mal dining room, also on Auctioneers. Should have own car. Call AUTO BODY Manchester - 2 tomlly 643-6156 between 9 and dentlol/Commerclol office .or study on the work. Immediate open­ Business Manager - tor lower level with own en­ home, 5-5, with 3 bed­ REPAIR Internal medecine prac­ rooms, quiet street off ot producTion workers - ing. 5 to 18 years expe­ trance. Asking $212,900. Coventry 3.31 WoodBd Aeree $114,900 Assistant Newspaper Experienced person rience. Top wages and tice. Billing, bookkeep­ U&R Realty 643-2692.0 Prospect St. House needs Accompany this 3 bedroom Ranch on Riley Mountain Road. Master Employment dealer wanted In Bolton. Immediate openings. Nch benefits. Coll 646-5324. ing, Insurance with tome some T.L.C. Owner's anx­ with full bath, 11x20 living room with wood stove, appliances, central Coll 232-9909 between 9am tionwide manufacturer Is with own tools. Small typing. Computer expe­ ious. $136,900. Klernon looking for production Five Fomllv-Beouttful vac and extra Insulation. Large Deck overlooking new 20x40 In-ground & Education 8i noon, Monday through shop in Manchester. Port time telephone soles rience desirable but not modern units In on Infla­ Realty, 649-1147. pool. New split rail fence home built In 80. Friday. Ask for Michael. workers at our local Man­ necessary. Experience re­ chester plant. No expe­ Call 643-7604 ask for In Rockville office. After­ tion hedging business MANCHESTER noons and evenings. Coll quired. Salary and benef­ zoned location 1 Must see. Manchester - 2 tomMy Easy Assembly Work I rience necessary. Please John. its negotiable. 64^7679. home, 5-5, with 3 bed­ A touch of elegance,.yet priced for the average home apply: Plllowtex Corp. 49 871-1604 " We guarantee our S714.00 per 100. Guaran­ houses” Blanchard & Ros- rooms, quiet street off of buyer, in this “stately” 7 room Georgia styled Raised HELP WANTED teed payment. No Sales. Regent St. Manchester. Prospect St. House needs 646-1737. Wanted - Secretory tor seffo Real Estate 646- Ranch that offers 3 bedrooms, large living room, formal Oetalls-Send stamped en­ Interior construction 2482.0 some T.L.C. Owner's anx­ dining room,-eat-in kitchen and a family room with nice 2 Full time agents, com­ ious. $136,900. Klernon Port Time Inserters velope: ELAN-173, 3418 mission plus o generous company. Experience In Real features like 2 fireplaces, 2 car garage, covered sun deck, wanted. Coll 647-9946, ask Enterprise, Ft. Pierce, DBG TECHNICIANS typing, filing, and phone Beautifully decorated two Realty. 649-1147 FL„ 33482. bonus system, room tor and much more for only $139,500 — call us. for Bob. SMkIng • M il itarlng Indi­ advancement, flexible answering helpful. Phone Estate bedroom townhouse. This vidual wHh ART plus 2 - 3 646-5792, between 8om and spectacular end unit fea­ Covontry-$114,900. 3.31 hours. For a confidential Wooded Acres accom­ Tellers Wanted. Full/Part yaara ICDS-M axparlanca to Interview coll Norma or 5pm. tures o fireplace, 2 full time tellers wanted Imme­ work full lima In our madical baths, 0 2 cor garage, both pany this 3 bedroom raeorda dapartnwnt. Exeal- Don 647-9914, Century 21 HDME8 ranch on Riley Mountain PRODUCTION diately. No experience Tedford. Looking for short order 0 deck and o balcony with necessary. Interested ap­ lant waga and banaflt cook and waitress. Expe­ FDR SALE o view, tennis courts and Rood. Master with full O&R REALTY CO. paekaga Including liberal WORKERS both, 11x20 living room plicants should call the Wanted - Carpenters, 1 rience only. Apply 303 much more. Only one Bolton Park-llk9 $129,900 personell director. Com­ aduotational aaalalanca. Adorns St. Manchester. year old. Ottered ot with wood stove, applian­ 168 Main Street Manchester Setting makes a fine home for this fine 3 bedroom Ranch. 12xiellvlng Plaaaa call 4234201 axt.23e6 year's experience. Coll All real estate advertised 643-2692 Some plant experi­ munity Notional Bonk, In the Manchester Herald $90,500.Joyce G. Epstein ces, central vdc and extra room with brick fireplace. Large enclosed deck off appllanced kitchen. (or more Information. Berube Construction af­ Insulation. Large deck 12x38 lower level family roon. Nice acre & lot with fruit trees and trout ence preferred. Glastonbury, 659-0394. ter 6pm, 875-8068. Earn to $700 weekly pro- Is sublect to the federal s Real Estate 647-8895.0 647-8400 brook to rear. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor WinitM CsMisunlty overlooking new 20x40 In- Must be available for Mtunrlil HttpHil vjdlng on BOO phone ser- Fair Housing Act of 1966, ground pool. New spilt Easy Assembly work! Gas Station Attendant - vlce locally. No which mokes It Illegal to Manchester - 3 bedroom either 1st or 2nd $714. per 100. Guaranteed HZ MieiniM Avs. Ranch on private lot In roll fence. Home built In port time, neat appear­ selllng/experlence re­ advertise any preference, 1980. D.W. Fish Realty shift. Attractive payment. No sales. WllllmiMc. CT 08ZZ8 ance. Will train. Apply quired. Full/Part time. limitation or discrimina­ desirable location. Flre- Detalls-Send stamped en­ 643-1591 or 871-1400.O 340 BAST CENTER ST. starting rate and be­ Vernon Shell, 875-5450. Coll 24 hours; 1-800-423- tion bated on race, color, ploced living room, eot-ln Joyce G. Epstein______MANCHESTER velope: ELAN -855, 3410 4551, Ext. 700 or (213) religion, sex or notional kitchen, large deck with REALTY WORLD nefit package with Enterprise, Ft. Plerce,FI., Help Wanted - Port time origin, or on Intention to owning. 2 cor garage. Bolton- $129,900. Pork-llke LPN Med. Nurse - Imme­ 728-4686, Ext. 700. setting mokes o fine home 6 4 7 - 8 8 9 5 ^ (203) 6‘16 7709 WosI Center Stfoet arrow space 33482. weekends. Friday, 3 to 7. moke any such prefer­ $134,900. 646-6847. Real Estate diate opening tor Med. for this 3 bedroom ranch. echctle Associates Manchester, CT 06040 Srturdovj^^o 5. Sunday, 3 ^ „ p ^ ,, ence, limitation or dis­ company. Apply at Manchester Medical of­ 12x16 living room with Bookkeeper - 25 hours per fice needs port time per­ crimination. The Herald Rockville - For Sole or WE GET RESULTS Sermatech Techni­ week, strong math skills, rent with option to buy. brick fireplace. Large en­ WHERE THE INDIVIDUAL GETS ATTENTION h!^n!tn and •veninos per week. For son to ossist physician. will not knowlnply accept closed deck off ap­ cal Services, 654 salary level 5, excellent Apply between 6om_and additional Information Answer phone, schedule any advertisement which $5,000 down: Owner fi­ "A DIVISION OF THOMAS A. BENOIT ENTERPRISES’ fringe benefits. Call 742- 2pm at 84 John Fitch Blvd, It In violation of the low. nancing. 8 room Victo­ pllanced kitchen. 12x36 Hayden Station Rd. coll Manchester Manor appointments and type. lower level tomlly room. 7317 or send resume to corner of route 5 and 30. 646-0129. 20-25 hours per week. rian. $750 o month plus Windsor Ct. Take Superintendent of utilities. Coll 742-8932 or Nice Acre lot with fruit Salary based on expe­ Government Homes from trees and trout brook to 191 exit 39, Kennedy Schools, Coventry Public Shop Carpenter Foreman Wanted - Mature, nanny rience. Experience pre­ $1(U repair). Delinquent 742-0417. Scoots, 78 Ripley HIM for woodworking shop. rear. D.W.FIsh Realty, Rd. type woman to sit for 2 ferred. Reply to Box GG, tax property. Reposses­ 643-1591 or 871-1400.O Rd., Coventry, CT 06238. M /F experienced In su­ children 3 times a week. c/o the Manchester sion. Coll 805-687-6000. Manchester. 177,900. You EOE pervision. Joiner, sows, Coll 742-0501. Herald. Ext. H-996S for current must see this Executive Potalblllties Galore... planers, etc. Salary com­ repo list. Raised ranch on the Glas­ Just IlstedI Immaculata 3 Manchester Insurance mensurate with ability. bedroom home In He­ This charming 5 bedroom Vic­ .- . ’ w ‘ ■*1 Bookkeeper, typist. Small Medical Receptionist • tonbury line. 3 x-tro large agency has an opening for business. Full time book­ Coll for appointment. 649- bedrooms plus 2 more bron. Fireplace, 2 cor torian can make a lovely home o port time secretory. RECEPTIONIST Full time or port time. Vernon. New listing. keeping responsibility. In­ 4371. $157,500. Striking contem­ partially finished on the garage and large lot. or a super office. Call today for Typing and telephone Coll 647-7329. Great Price, “We guaran­ cluding accounts receiva­ For busy awiteh board porary on tecluded 3.6 lower level. 16x21 living details. skills ore Important. Insu­ room and super 21x27 tee our houses" Blan­ rance and computer skills ble. Experienced only. and accounia recelv- Teochar/DIrector needed acres I Very unique home Full time. Apply or send family room. Floor to chard & Rossetto Real experience helpful but not abla. Must be mature, tor September 1986 to that mutt be teen to be resume to G and F Lab, appreciated, new carpet­ colling window, wrap­ Estate 646-2482.0 essential. 649-2891. Full time help wanted. dependable and aecu- work with 3 and 4 year old 360 East Center St. Man­ children. Experience with ing, lots ot bullt-lns, ap­ around deck,control vac chester, CT 06040. No Experience .onlyl Apply rata. Exparlanca Jiolp- and pool ore only some of Possibilities galore - This Management Trainee. preschool children re­ pliances, fantastic floor to charming 5 bedroom Vic­ HISTORIC AREA phone calls please. EOE ot Aldos Pizza. 133 Spruce lul but not aaoantial. celling fireplace, home the extras 2'/2 acre treed, Entry level position for St. Manchester. 643-2034. quired. Send resume to: private lot mokes this o torian con moke o lovely ambitious Individual. Apply In poraon at Bolton Cooperative con easily accomodate o Owners anxious, large Victorian, completely remodeled large or small family, true mlnl-ostote. D.W. home or o super office. Company has profit shor­ Driver for TrI-axle truck. Teacher Aides - Full and Atlaa OH, 414 Tolland Nursery School, P.O. Box Coll today for details. in 1980. 11 plus rooms, 5 bedrooms and 2i/i baths. Vinyl Must have 5 years or more 9233, Bolton, CT 06040 very versatile floor plan. Fish Realty, 643-1591 or sided, fenced-in back yard. Large garage, some owner Vtrnon $157,500 ing program and both port time positions begin­ St., Eaat Harttord, Bat- 871-1400.a Joyce G. Epstein Real local and national growth experience. Includes Insu­ Coll today for o private Estate 647-8895.0 One Floor Living... ning September at state waan S:30 and 4. showing I Realty World, financing possible. * NEW LISTING * opportunities. 649-4563. rance and benefits. Call approved, private school Dental Receptionist - 4 Just Reduced to *134,900. Striking contemporary on tecluded 3.6 acresll Very unique home that must 742-6190. day work week. Busy 646-7709.O ' Don't be Bashful I Owners Beautiful 2 bedroom condomi­ be teen to be appreciated, new carpeting, lots of bullt-lns, appliances, to assist teachers. In 2 hove reduced price and Brand New Llstlngl Six separate programs; 1 for office. Experience neces­ nium on 'first floor. Large “ Putting You 1st is 2nd Nature To Us!** fantastic floor to ceiling fireplace, home can easily accomodate a large or sary. Ptsose send resume ore anxious to sell I Sto- room Colonial with fire­ rooms. Convenient to every­ small family, very versatile floor plan. Call today for a private ahowingllll autistic students, the Justllstedt Fulldormered tley 8 room Colonial, 3 place, 2 cor detached other tor emotionally dis­ Munsons Chocolates, to Dental Office, 147 East thing. Priced at only $52,900. DIRECTOR OF NURSING SERVICES Center St., Manchester. cope. V/i baths, fireplace, bedrooms, 2Vi baths, fin­ garage, walk-up attic, STRANO REAL ESTATE turbed students ages 3 to Route 6, Bolton, Is now 2 cor garage and o great ished wolk-out basement, fenced yard, and hard­ Call today for details. Immediate opening for nurse/manager In 10. Send resume or apply accepting applications lot In the Verplonck 2 cor garage, deck, deluxe wood floors. Needs some 156 E. CENTER ST., MANCHESTER, CT. fully equipped Hartford area health care In person. Community tor both full and port time school district. “We gua­ gas grill. Forest Hills. work. Offered at $114,900. Child Guidance School, retail soles persons. The HOMES facility. Person selected must be competent rantee our houses" Blan­ $169,9e0.Jockson & Jack- Jockson & Jackson Real (CALL TODAY ^ 647-“SOLD’’ (203) 646-7709 317 North Main St., full time hours ore 9om to FOR SALE chard & Rossetto Real son Reol Estate, 647-8400 Estate, 647-8400 or 646- in interviewing, policy interpretation and Manchester. 4:30pm Monday thru Fri­ Estote 646-2482.0 or 646-8646.D 8646. o implementation-. Patient and staff day with full benefits. management, as well as 3rd party Educational Aide - Holt Port time (jours ore 4pm reimbursements. Qualified applicants are time for o special educa­ to 8pm and' approxi­ tion breschool program. mately 8 hours on Satur­ requested to forward resumes to Box QQ, Contact Fran Lucas, day or Sunday, averaging The Manchester Herald, 16 Bralnard Place, Parker Memorial School, 20 hours weekly. Call ~\ Manchester, C T 06040. Old Post Rd., Tolland, Ct. 647-8639 tor appointment. 06004. 875-0721. EOE ,

! I ^!l il' PAYROLL CLERK DAIRY FARMS Small office In Bloomfield Industrial Pork seeks a sharp parson with povroll experience. Real Estate THE CAT’S MEOW!!! LUXUMOUS COLONML JUSTUSTEDI Candidate must have previous axparlanca fina quality conatructad raaldanca With 3 BR, ICE CREAM 168 Main St., Manchester Elegant 8 room Contemporary home to be built Full dormared Capa. IVi batha, fireplace. 2 car with a computerIzad^pavrolI system. Respon­ similar to this rendering. lively wooded 2.5 acre lot. den, gorgaoua aummer broakfaat room & moral gar. & a great lot In theVarplank achool diatrict sible for various payroll records, related 4 bedrooms, 2..5 baths, approx. 2300* sq.ft. Call for “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESt’’...84».2492 “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSESI“...648-2482 has immediate openings for full taxes and other administrative functions. 6 4 T “8 4 0 0 details. 647-8400 $225,000. Corppotltlve salary and compony benefits In- Donald Jackson Rose Viola Jackson time second shift freezer selec­ clodlns health Insurance, yacotlons, holi­ tors. Excellent starting wages, days, Me. Please call 243-5457, Monday thru VERNON $69,900 Friday/ 8 o.m. to 4 p.m. to arrange on Inter­ 100% major medical. Applications view. NEW TO MARKET Spacious, 5 room condo unit, large basement now being taken. Apply in person, Unique 3 bedroom Ranch storage area, air conditioning, appllanced kitchen with extra cabinet space, first floor Monday - Friday, 8:30 am to 5:30 with in-law suite, laundry araa, wall to wall carpeting and tharmo* PRODUCTION VYORKER8 pan# windows. Privata garage with door pm. Saturday 8:30 am to 2 pm. FuH Ohm entry levelpoaMonI In a pieplaellce manufeetur- excellent location. opener. A lot of living apace for the money. INVEST T9MVI Ing environment. Muat be wHIIng Ilo'work all ehitts. Located In an area of lovely homee. In this modem S unit building. Prime Men- JUSTUSTEDI Production experience pratarred. Rogers Corpora- Immaculata 3 badroom home In Hebron. Fire­ tton otters competitive wagaa and a comprehsneive cheater location, near hoapttal. Good Incoma. place, 2 car garage and large lot. Great Prical ’WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSEST...846-2482 benefits package Including company paid medical Wo 888 help |0B loeom I ’WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSEST ...648-^482 Dairy Farms nd dental Insurance. Apply In person lOsm to “HEALT PUFEIIMMAU S:30pm. General office entrance. The Peterman Agency CsH 846-46% ir6 ask lor Din. “WE GUARANTEE OUR HOUSES!’ Ic e C re a m ROQER8 CORPORATION LOT’S OF PERSONALITY!!! ^RAND NEW LISTING!!! MIH S Oakland Streets 649-9404 647-1340 647-0060 D. F. MALEg INC. Charming older Coloilial with 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, Six room traditional .Colonial with fireplace, 2 car Blanchard & Rossetto 40 Tolland Stcige Road Menchsstsr ReellMBle modern kitchen with greenhouse, let floor laundry. detached garage, walk-up attic, fenced yard, and 178 Main St, Mancheeter, Ct Great big family room, pretty yard, storage shed and hardwood floors. Needs some work. Offered at 646-2482 646-9500 Iota more! You’ll love it. $154,000. $114,900. REAL ESTATE Tolland, CT 06084 64B-4828 CHhwee Wieeeeb I ' M - MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday, July 11, 1986

1 CONNECTICUT SPORTS WEEKEND PLUS ClASSIFED ADVERTISING 643-2711 I » G o ve rno r’B race Red Sox suspend Car rallies liven I HOMES Rentals KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE ®by Larry Wright FOR SALE moveB into court ‘Oil Can’ Boyd Tuesday evenings Historic area. Large Vlc- I ROOMS BUSINESS & SERVICE DllffiCTORY ... p a g e 7 ... p a g e 9 ... magazine Inside torlon, completely remo­ FOR RENT deled In 1980. 11 plus rooms, 5 bedrooms and CARPENTRY/ 2Vj baths. Vinyl sided, Ladles Only. Nice, quiet I NKBCELLANEOUS MiSCELLANEOUB PUldtlNfei? original, ornate wood­ room for rent. Senior CHILDCARE REMODEUNfi 6ERWCE8 8EBWCE8 work. Fenced-In back­ citizen or working girl. Located bus line. Ref­ yard. Large garage with Responsible high school Odd lob$. Trucking. BookkMpIng fullchorgg room oyerhead. Some erences and security. Af­ babysitter for afternoons, Horn* rtpalrs. You name ter 5:30 pm. 644-0383. 14 ygora experlenc* for owner financing possible. Monday thru Friday. Re­ it, «vo do It. Froo ostl- small businpss. Write C & S138,900. Strano Real Est- quest $2.00 per hour. Call Independent Construc­ motot. Insured. 643-0304. N Bookkeeping, 47 Teresa ote, M7-7653.n______Manchester sleeping Michelle 647-7760. tion Co. General Contrac­ room for working gentle­ Rd., lyionchester, CT. tors, custom home build­ Howkes Tree Service — ' The Cat's Meow! Elegant man. $185 a month plus ing ond remodeling, Bucket Truck 8i Chipper. 8 room Contemporary security deposit ond refer­ What mokes Wont Ads CLEANINB siding, excavation, etc. Stump Removal. Free Es­ work? People like you home to be built. Loyely ences. No cooking, no. Coll 456-BMS or 456-7215. timates. Special consider­ wooded 2.5 acre lot. 4 pets. 643-2121. ■ SERVICES who re a d and use th e iJIaurlirfitrrManchester — A City ol Village Charm Hrralft ation for Elderly ond Han­ Wont Ads every day. 643- bedrooms, 2Vi baths, ap­ 2711. proximately 2300 sq. ft. dicapped. 647-7553. House Cleaning - Depen­ PAINTINR/ Call for more details. I APARTMENTS dable young woman will Delivering clean farm $225,000. Jackson 8< Jack- clean your home with PAPERINB Art's Light Trucking - I FOR RENT loam; 5 yards S75 plus tax. Cellars, attics, garages Saturday, July 12,1986 son Real Estate 647-8400 or care. Available on a regu­ Also sand, stone, and 25 Cents 646- 8648.0______lar basis or for special Name your own price — gravel. Call 643-9504. cleoned. Junk hauled. 474 Main street, 3 room occasions. No lob too big Father and son. Fast, Furniture and appliances Lots of personality! apartment. $400 monthly. moved. Odd lobs. Very Charming older Colonial or small. Quality work. dependable service. Utilities not Included. No Call 633-3480. Painting, Paperhanglng honest, dependable with 9 rooms, 4 bedrooms, appllonces. Security. Call worker. 25 yeors expe­ modern kitchen with & Removol. Call 646-5761. Tot shows 646-2426 weekdays 9 to 5. rience In moving. 646-9^ CWBBbyNEA.MB. greenhouse. 1st floor D 81D Landscoping. Voca­ anytime. Cyanide threat I CARPENTRY/ laundry. Great big family 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, tion cuttings, hedge trlm- room, pretty yard, stor­ REMODELING mlong, Prunings, flower Odd'Jobs By Student - success of gas for cooking, third & shrub plantings. Free IMISCEUANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS age shed and lots more. floor. Reliable middle lELECTRICAl Hedge clipping, window You'll loye Itl $154,000. estimates. Coll 699-Ui36 cleaning, painting, any­ I AUTOMOTIVE I AUTOMOTIVE aged adults preferred. No Farrahd Remodeling — after 5:30pm. Jackson & Jackson Real pets. Security. Referen­ Cabinets, roofing, gut­ thing. Call Mark. 649-5695. Estate. 647-8400 or 646- Dumas Electric — ■ Having For Sale - 1982 Oldsmoble 2 Maunted Snow Tires. clears shelves medic job ces. 643-5363. AJomings, late evenings. ters, room additions, Electrical Problems? A. Henry Personalized MSA 78-13. In good shape. 8646.0 ______decks, all types of remo­ Toronada. Excellent Con­ Need a large or o small Lawn Core-Complete Buying a Home? Have It dition.Complete luxury Call 649-0028. Manchester-a touch of Bolton - Charming 2 room deling and repairs. FREE Repair? We Specialize In lawn care and landscap­ By Alex GIrelll country apartment for I m- estimates. Fully Insured. Inspected by a registered car. $10,000. 1984 Ford elegance, yet priced for Residential Work. Joseph ing. Free estimates, fully professional engineer, F150 Explorer 4x4. Low Associate Editor the oyorage home buyer medlate occupancy. $375 Telephone 643-6017, otter Dumas. Fully Licensed. Insured, all work guaran­ month. Rental Includes 6pm, 647-8509. also state certified as o' mileage, excellent condi­ INVITATION TO BIO In this statley 7 room Free Estimates. 646-5253. teed, senior citizens dis­ of Jell-0, soda A half-dozen dignitaries prals^ residential energy audi­ tion. Must see. $10,000. 'Georgia' Styled Raised utilities. Prefer single per­ counts. 647-1349. The Manchester Public sons. No pets. Lease and Carpentry and remodel­ tor. Home Inspection Ser­ 1976 Chevy Blazer. Excel­ School solicits bids for PAR­ the Manchester’s Emergency Ranch that offers 3 bed­ vice. 649-3610. lent running condition. TIAL RDOF REPLACE­ Medical Service and two procla­ rooms, large Hying room, security deposit required. ing services — Complete I HEATING/ Need A Good Tenant? Good solid truck. Rigged MENT AT ILLING JUNIOR mations were issued Friday night, formal dining room, eat- Call 643-7427. home repairs and remo­ Simmer monogment will HIGH SCHOOL and O FOUR- “We have to take these telephone deling. Quality work. Ref­ PLUMBING for plowing. $5,000. 1982 but it was energetic little Joseph in kitchen and a family find a well qualfted, good Ford E250 Van. Good WHEEL DRIVE PICKUP for room with nice features Two Bedroom, range, re- erences, licensed and In­ the 1986-1987 school year. threats seriously and do everything we Christian DINardo who gave the paying tenant for your condition with racks. Sealed bids will be received like a fireplace. 2 car frlgerater, dishwasher. sured. Call 646-8165. Fogarty Brothers — Ba­ rental property In East of PLACING AN AD In clas­ most eloquent testimony to the No pets. $575 month. 646- $5,000. 1972 Audi 100LS. until July 22, 1986, 2:00 P.M. can to protect the health and safety of garage, covered sundeck, throom remodeltng; In­ the River area. Many sified Is a very easy, 1978 Audi Fox, 1978 Flat for roof replacement and success of the program. , and much more for only 2319. Remodellng/Carpentry stallation water heaters, years of experience. Very simple process. Just dial 2:30 P.M. for the four-wheel Joseph was bom at Manchester Work. Additions, < iK l^ 128, All best offer. Good consumers. S139,500.Jackson & Jack- garbage disposals; faucet reasonable fees. Coll for 643-2711. We'll help you terms on all vehicles. No drive pickup, at which time Memorial Hospital on Dec. 31, e30 Locust St. 2nd floor, 4 and repairs.lnsured. CdlT repairs. 649-4539. Vlsa/M- they will be publicly opened. ■4,- son Real Estate, 647-8400 particulars. 646-3778 or word your od for maxi­ money down to qualified The right Is reserved to re- 1984, after his mother was rushed or 646-8646.0______room, heated apartment. David Cormier, 649-6236. osterCard occepted. 872-4111 Ask for Lisa. No appliances. Security. mum response. buyer. Private seller. Call lect any and oil bids. Specifi­ By Charlotte Porter only in New York City and there by paramedics after she lost 643-1021. cations and bid forms may be The Associated Press Luxurious Colonlal-fine $520 monthly plus utilities. secured at the Business Of­ suburban Westchester County, about a third of the blood in her quality constructed resi­ Call 646-2426. Weekdays 9 fice, 45 North School Street, said Agnette Duffy, a spokeswo­ body because of a pregnancy dence with 3 bedrooms, to 5 TO D A Y IS a good day to Manchester, Connecticut. General iFoods Corp. on Friday man for the Pepsi-Cola Bottling complication. den, gorgeous summer place an ad In classified 020-07 ordered Jell-0 dessert mixes Co. of New York. Slice is a Pepsi Joseph, 3, scooted around the breakfast room and mo­ Sparkling Brand New - 2 I PETS AND [CARS pulled from some supermarkets in product. conference room of the hospital re."We guarantee our story Duplex In Coventry Illinois and (Borgia in the second FURNITURE SUPPLIES FOR SALE LEGAL NOTICE "We have no evidence of actual Friday night during the celebra­ houses" Blanchard & Ros- on 2.7 acres of beautifully J TAG SALES round of tampering threats in as setto Real Estate 646- wooded sight. 11 miles TOWN OP ANDOVER tampering,” said Ms. Duffy. tion of the third anniversary of the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS many days, while New York "We’re in a precaution mode.” town's Advanced Life Support 2482.0 ______from downtown Manches­ Free to good home - 2 On Going Tag Sale - ter. Very close to shop­ orange neutered male The Zoning Board of Appeals of the Town of Andover, Con­ officials cleared shelves of a Charles Thomas, president of system. $127,900 - 3 bedroom Co­ Starting Friday July 4th. 2 lemon-lime soft drink because of a ping areas. Various local cats. Lovable but son weeks, all day and (there necticut, will hold o Public Hearing Inthe Lower Level of the the bottling company, said 4,000 The boy’s father, Joseph DI­ lonial. IV2 baths. Porter lakes, and golf course. allergic. 646-0369 Town Office Building, Wednesday, July 16,1986, at 7:30P.M. report of cyanide poisoning. cases from the lot had been Nardo, told the audience of about St. area. Principals only. King - Sized bed. Firm after ,atter4pm). No offer 1985 S-10 Blazer 2x2. Auto to hear the following petitions osking for relief from the Zon­ Call Jan at 643-2487. Mon­ mattress. Two twin box refused. 139 Hollister st., trans, AM -FM radio, air ing Regulations. An anonymous caller to General distributed June 18, and most of 100 people. “ My family is deeply 647- 8030.______day - Friday. springs. Frame. Excellent I MISCELLANEOUS Manchester. cond., beige with tan Inte­ M244 Robert 6 Monica Harris, 369 Loko Rood - Requesting Foods’ consumer information hot that has probably been consumed, grateful.” Manchester - Forest Hills. condition. Will be sold FOR SALE rior. Under 14,000 miles In Section 11.2 Space Requirements of the Zoning Regu­ line Friday said four boxes of llie remaining 7,500 cases were DINardo said that while he was Immaculate 7 room Cape, Manchester Main St. 3 with 2 complete sets of I Tag Sale - July 11 and 12, excellent condition. $9,000 lations. Requests four (4') feet front vord variance. Jell-0 Instant Chocolate Pudding in the armed services he was rooms, stove, and refrig­ Lot presently has slxty-two (62’) feet. Lot four (4) found in a warehouse in Queens. 3 bedrooms, IV2 baths. 2 sheets, 1 bedspread. All 9-3. To benefit girls' or best offer. 633-2468. Mix had been tampered with in the Edward Warner, acting regional taught to be prepared for emergen­ erator. For more Informa­ for $220, or best offer. Umbrella Tent, 7 x 7 with located on West side of Lake Road. car garage, on beautiful Soccer team from Den­ Chicago area, the company said. director of the U.S. Food and Drug cies. But, he said, there was no way tion call 563-4438 or 529- 643-8082, evenings & wee­ poles. $30. 643-8095.D mark. Something for eve­ •245 Mark B Christine Dunnack, 27 Rockledge Drive - Re­ landscaped lot. $159,900. quests a one hundred (100') foot frontage variance to "We have to take these telephone Administration, said inspectors he could have prepared for tlie By owner, 643-1047. 7858. kends. Keep trying!. ryone. 66 East Eldridge St. Whirlpool Washer - like meet the requirements for a building lot In the (A L ) threats seriously and do every? emergency that occurred on New (off Autumn). Andover Lake District. Relief from Section 11.2 Space were checking bottles with other For Rent - 4 room apart­ new, 4 wash cycles, varia­ 1978 Pontiac Grand Prix. Requirements requiring two hundred (200’) foot front­ thing we can to protect the health code numbers "just to be on the Year’s Eve in 1084 when his wife, I CONDOMINIUMS ment. Heat, hot water and ble water levels, water Garage Sale - Saturday, Air condition, power age. Lots number 216, 216A, 217 8, 217A. and safety of consumers,” said safe side" because the caller had Cynthia, began to hemorrhage I FOR SALE appliances Included. 2 temperature selector. July 12, 10 to 4. 26 West­ steering, power brakes, • 246 Robert A. Pedro, Jr. of 34Long Hill Road - Request rel­ Dean Schott, spokesman for the said he had tampered with a Pepsi after placenta separation. months security. No child­ Merchandise $175. Moving. 649-0354. minster Rd., Manchester. new transmission, shocks ief from Section 11.2 Space Requirements of the Zon­ Illinois Department of Public product and gave the code numter Paramedics Dan Huppe and ren or pets. $425 a month. For Sale-Air conditioner, and rear springs. $2,000 or ing Regulations. Meets allspace requirementsfortwo Health. "We can’t stop people from James Brown, with help from South Village Condomini­ 649-9297. (2) lots except frontage. Requestselghty (80’) foot va­ which the FDA traced to the Slice. ums. 3 room condomi­ , window fan, kitchen set 4 Family Tag Sale-July best offer. 646-8787 or riance for lot one (1) and Lot two (2). picking up the phone and making In Kansas City, Mo., on Wednes­ firefighters and medics from the 649-3467 after 6pm. nium. 165 South St. No.42. and lounge chairs. Call 12th and 13th. 10am to •247 David B Judy Spencer of 5 Center Street - Requests rel­ these threats.” day, a Pepsi-Cola bottler recalled Manchester Ambulance Service, Charming Victorian l7r|TV/STERE0/ 649-7561.______5pm. Baby, household, Rockville. Asking $45,900. apartment - 4 rooms. ief of Section 11.2 Space Reaulrements (side yard) of In Atlanta. Kroger officials some of its apple Slice and used inflatable shock trousers and Inquire at premises. I '01 APPLIANCES personal Items, clothing, 1972 Volkswagen Super the Zoning Regulations. Requests variance of twelve South Manchester. Ma­ Franco Beige stove - brIc-a-brac, books, furni­ Beetle. Doesn't run. -649- (12’) feet to add family room onto existing structure. ordered the sugar-free Jell-0 ge­ mandarin orange Slice soft drinks massive intravenous transfusions ture couple. First floor. chairs, sinks, drafting ture, freezer, miscellane­ 8241. Keep trying. R40 zone requires twenty (20’) feet. latin withdrawn from nine stores because fermentation could cause to restore Mrs. DiNardo’s blood A Practical Solution...To No pets. $400 month plus Panasonic Upright Va­ after an anonymous man tele­ pressure. paying rent! Adorable 4 cuum — With attach­ board, Tunturl Excercy- ous. 9-11 Church Street, •248 Donald B Janice Libby of 44 Lakeside Drive - Request the bottles to explode. utilities. 649-2400 after cle, camping gear, dishes, Manchester. 1979 Cadillac Seville - relief from Section 11.2 Space Requirements (% of phoned police about 3:30 a.m. The calls were the latest in a DINardo was one of two who room Townhouse Condo, 5pm. ments, bogs & extra belt. 7 coverage) of the Zoning Regulotlons. Regulations al­ 2 bedrooms, 1.5 baths, full months old. $50. Good pans, woman's tennis White, fully loaded! Low low 1,200 square feet on this size lot. Requests a vari­ Friday and said he had put poison spate of tamperings or reported expressed gratitude Friday night clothes and Latitta suits, Multi-Family Tag Sale- mileage. Economical Die­ ance of Four hundred and two (402’) sauare feet. in 30 packets and put them in ".’.St' for the medical service. private basement, cherry 5 Rooms - heat, hot water, condition. Coll 646-3245 tamperings') involving consumer cabinets, fully appllanced otter 5pm. size 10. Call 649-4813. Saturday July 12, 9am to sel. Sharp! $4795 or best At these hearings Interested persons may appear and be several Kroger markets in south­ products that began in 1982, when Jack Vien said he was near death gas for cooking, third 2pm. 102 and 105 Oxford offer. Call 646-3824 after heard and written communications received. Said appeals kitchen, plush carpet, floor. Reliable middle ern Atlanta. seven people in the Chicago area last September after his first heart built In 1984. $79,900. Jack- Street, Manchester. 5:30pm. are on file and may be seen In the Office of the Town Clerk, Harild photo by Tuckor aged adults preferred. No Electric Stove, 5 years Town Office Building. The man did not specify what died after taking Extra^trength attack. He gave the paramedics son a, Jackson Real Est­ pets. Security. Referen­ old. $75. Call 646-6359after TAG SALES poison he allegedly used, and Tylenol laced with cyanide. much of the credit for his survival. ate, 647-8400 or 646-8646.D 5pm. Tag Sale-household fur­ Honda 1980 civic. 5 speed. Dated at Andover, Connecticut 3 July 1986. ces. 646-6113. nishings to close out est­ $1,400 or best offer. 649- 11 July 1986. police said tests to determine Most of the cases have involved Wound up "I am here today because of the Tag Sale-42 Coburn Rd. ate. 57 Turnbull Rd. 9388. ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS whether the JeII-0 was tainted over-the-counter medicines; most paramedics," he said. Modern 3 room first floor Manchester-Spacious Im­ I GOOD THINGS Manchester. Some an­ Saturday July 12,10 to 2. ANDOVER, CONNECTICT were incomplete. recently, t)ie deaths of two people Adam Larson winds up the rubber band weather was perfect for an outing for Mayor Barbara Weinberg said apartment. Heat, applian­ tiques. Sunday 9-5. One of a kind — 1985 M ARY C. MCNAMARA One day earlier, a caller said two the bond between people is what maculate condominium TO EAT CHAIRMAN in Auburn, Wash., were linked to on his baisa-wood model airplane Adam. 6, and his mother. Chris, who live ces Included. Ideal for I Tag Sale - July 12th, 9to 4. Bronco with Eddie Bauer packages of Sugar Free JelI-0 makes the Emergency Medical featuring 3 large bed­ working mature married 008-07 cya'nide-contaminated Extra- rooms, formal dining Tag Sal^ Friday and 41 Griffen Rd., Manches­ package. Air condition­ Gelatin in Chicago and one in during a weekday afternoon visit to in Manchester. couple or retired lady. No Pick Your Own Raspber­ ter. 2 bathroom sinks, Strength Excedrin. room, full basement and Saturday. Old furniture, ing, 351 V-8, AM-FM- Detroit had been contaminated Wickham Park. As the week ended, the Please turn to page 8 pets. References and Se­ ries at Nutmeg Vlnyord. enamel kitchen set and golfclubs, toys, and much cassette, and much more. There has been only one arrest of central air. Pool, tennis curity. 643-5363. INVITATION TO BID *841 A Classic with cyanide. Both calls — com­ a person accused of actually courts, clubhouse. Im­ Bunker HIM Rd. Coventry. many more household more. Rain date July 13. A neat truck for $12,000. Call for details. 742-8402. ’’PURCHASE B DEUVERV OF pany officials could not say if they putting poison in a drug, though maculate grounds. Of­ Items. 483 Hlllstownn Call 649-2286 after 6 p.m. JACOBBEN HR 18 DIESEL Now taking applications Rd.,9 to 6.______were from the sante person — there have been arrests for making fered at $91,900. Joyce G. for 1 and 2 bedroom ROTARV MOWER” . Epstein Real Estate 647- WANTED TO 1972 Buick Wagon. Power The Board of Education, 110 prompted stores to take some extortion demands or threatening waiting list for elderly Tag Sale-Make an offer I Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ 8% prime rate is iowest since 78 steering and brakes. Auto­ JelI-0 products off their shelves in to poison drugs. 8895.D FUEL OIL/COAL/ sole-5 family. Tools, IBUY/TRADE ford, Ct., will receive sealed housing In Manchester. I matic transmission. Easy four states. The caller Friday to the hot line '*!•------4------Call between 8:30 and 5 at 1 FIREWOOD books, folding 3 speed bids for "PURCH ASE B D E­ One Floor Llvlng- start. Very reliable. LIVERY OF JACOBSEN HR “ We still have no evidence at General Foods’ headquarters in 528-6521. bike, golf clubs, miscel­ Wanted Used Clothes In Needs some body work. 15 DIESEL ROTARY By Bill Menezes the depressed farm and manufac­ get the economy going,” said following the Fed's action. Beautlful 2 bedroom con­ laneous household Items, whatsoever that any contamina­ White Plains, N.Y., did not say For Sale - Firewood. Save excellent condition. Girls $200. Call 646-3365. M O W ER ". Bid Information The Associated Press turing sectors — won’t be greatly Kathleen Cooper, chief economist Major banks across the nation dominium on first floor. Taking applications for a coins, stamps, Saturday tion has even taken place,” said what the instant pudding mix Large rooms. Convenient money, buy novy. 4 foot size 6-6x, Bovs sizes 3 and and specifications are avail­ affected by another cut in interest for Security Pacific Corp., a Los followed Chemical in cutting their 5 room apartment, 2 bed­ lengths. $60 o cord, cut 10 to 3. 257 Spruce Street. 4. Call 742-0501 1971 Blue VW Bug-excel­ able at the Business Office. General Foods spokesman Cliff purportedly had b^n contami­ to everything. Priced qt Sealed bids will be received NEW YORK - The nation’s big rates. Angeles-based bank holding prime to 8 percent, including: New rooms, $500 per month and split $90 or cot to lent condition, AM/FM Sessions. "We will inspect all nated with, and did not specify a lot only $52,900. Call today for Tog Sale-Toys, bikes, mls- until 2:00 p.m., Monday, July banks cut their prime rates by a “ If we look at economic wea­ company. York’s Citibank, the nation’s larg­ and a 3 room apartment, 1 order. All prices Include cassette. Asking $950. Call 21, 1986 at which time they packages. Any packages that show number, said company spokeswo­ details. Joyce G. Epstein bedroom with heat and cellaneous household half-point to 8 percent Friday knesses. they are coming primar­ The Fed on Thursday announced est bank; No. 2 Bank of America, of Real Estate 647-8895,o delivery. Bruce 742-9168. Items. 24 Starkweather I CAMPERS/ otter 6pm 649-8972. will be publicly opened and any signs of tampering will be man Kathleen MacDonough. hot water. $375 per month. read aloud. The' Board of tested extensively.” The threat prompted the 'Com­ following the Federal Reserve ily from the trade deficit and it was lowering the discount rate — San Francisco; No. 3 Chase For appointment call: Street, Manchester 9 to 4. [TRAILERS Education reserves the right capital spending,” said Sung Won the interest it charges on loans to Manhattan; No. 4 Manufacturers Manchester - On Fairway. 1974 Datsun 260Z-3sp. In New York City, a caller to the pany to order all grocery stores in Board’s reduction in the discount Phllbrick Agency, 646- Saturday only. to accept or relect any or all Sohn, chief economist for Norwest commercial banks — to 6 percent Hanover Trust Co.; No. 5 Morgan 2 bedroom, 1V i baths, OFFICE/RETAIL Runs good. Needs some bids or the right to waive 911 police emergency number the Chicago metropolitan area to rate, but economists were divided 4200. body work. $800 or best Corp., a Minneapolis-based finan­ from 6.5 percent. Guaranty Trust Co.; No.SBankers basement, deck, pool, ten­ Moving sale- Items In­ 1972 Travel Trailer. 21 ft. technical formalities If It Is In Thursday night claimed someone remove all brands, of Jell-0 dry- over whether the cuts can spark I EQUIPMENT Sleeps 6. Fully self con­ offer. 649-8355. the best Interest to do so. A discount-rate cut is regarded 'I’rust. and No. 9 First National nis, family room, 1700 sq. clude refrigerator, micro- had put cyanide in one lot of mix dessert products from the nation’s lackluster economy. cial services company. "I don’t Manchester-2 or 3 bed­ tained. Shower and toilet. Richard A. Huot as the most direct method the Fed Bank of Chicago. ft., upgrades. $129,900.643- wave convection oven, Director lemon-lime Slice soda. Mayor shelves. Ms. MacDonough said. The prime-rate cuts put the think the cut in the discount rate room duplex. August 1st. For sole. 9x12 all wool Sacrifice at $2195. Call Ford Galaxl. uses to signal it wants interest Robert Sinche, a managing 56197 Stove, refrigerator, hot braided rug, air condi­ Business Services Edward I. Koch said the lot The company began on Thurs­ benchmark lending rate at its and the subsequent cuts in the braided rug, Chippendale tioner and much more. 429-0633. 4 door, hard top. 023-07 rates to move broadly lower, and director of Simms Capital Man­ water Included. $490 plus number was 6F18B23-82. day collecting packages of Sugar lowest level since May 1978. They prime rate will have much of an sofa, 83 Inches long. Ex­ Saturday and Sunday. 19 Needs T.L.C . Use every­ generally is followed by cuts in the agement in New York, said Uie INVESTMENT heat. 646-8640 after 6 and cellent condition. Kero­ Health Commissoner Dr. Ste­ Free Jell-0, Gelatin pulled from marked the third time this year impact on the two key I Jurovaty Road, Andover day. Call 646-0236. prime rate, the bank’s benchmark rate cuts earlier this year helped PROPERTY weekends. sene heater, only 2 years phen Joseph said the FDA told him Kroger Co. supermarkets in Michi­ that the banks and the Fed have weaknesses.” 742-5921.______INVITATION TO BK) 8840 used in setting commercial loan nurture the growing boom in the old. Quartz heater, 2 Chip­ Automotive the caller claimed cyanide was put gan and Jewel Food Stores in reduced their key interest charges Others said the areas already *RE8URFAONa/RBFINI8HINa helped by the decline in interest interest. While most credit is not housing industry and other Invest today In this mod­ pendale wing chairs, an­ Mostly clothing and mis­ MOTORCYCLES/ EXIBTINO BLACKBOARDB” in five bottles. It was unclear Michigan, Illinois, Iowa and by one-half percentage point. I STORE AND rates over the past year — tied directly to the discount or interest-rate sensitive areas of the ern 5 unit building. Prime tique night stand, original cellaneous Items. Satur­ IMOPEDS The Board of Educotlon, 110 whether the caller claimed to have Indiana. Although some economists and OFFICE SPACE milk red paint. Bench set day July 12, rain date Long HIM Drive, East Hart­ prime rates, those rates tend to . economy. Manchester location near placed the poison in the soda The threat Thursday involved politicians had clamored for the especially the booming housing complete with weights. Sunday July 13, 9am to CARS ford, Ct., will receive sealed mirror broad interest trends. But Sinche and otlier economists hospital. Good Income. bids for "RESURFACIN- himself or whether he said some­ boxes of Sugar Free Jell-0 with lot rate cuts as a means of stimulating industry — will benefit further Manchester - Downtown Calf after 6pm except Sot. 4pm. 471 North Main FOR SALE 1976 Harley Davidson from the sustained drop in rates. New York-based Chemical said weakness remains in a "We guarantee our XLCH1000 In mint condi­ G/REFINISHING EXISTING one else had done so. number 4318D3, Ms. MacDonough the economy, others maintained retail or office space, 1750 anytime. 646-5808. Street, Manchester. BLACKBO AR DS". Bid Infor­ Bank, the sixth-largest U.S. bank, manufacturing sector battered by houses". Blanchard & tion. 12,000 original miles. The recalled lot involved two- said. The caller did not specify a that the factors slowing the econ­ “ It won’t be dramatic, bu^jt will Rossetto Real Estate 646- square feet. 668-1447; mation and specificotlons was the first to cut its prime rate foreign competition. Saturday, July 12,9:30am Toyota Tercel, '83, Silver, Asking $3,000. Call any­ are available at the Business liter plastic bottles distributed flavor. omy — slumping foreign trade and be just one more bit of stimulus to 2482.P to 4pm - rain date Sunday, 5 speed, $3,500/best otter. time. 635-1998. Office. Sealed bids will be re­ Manchester-office space RECREATIONAL 646-6249. ceived until 1:00 p.m., Tues­ available. 1,2, or 3 rooms. Ju ly 13; Linden St. day, July 29, 1986 at which I BUSINESS I EQUIPMENT Manchester.______Prime location. Parking, 1978 Datsun B-210. Auto­ time they will be publicly PROPERTY heat, lights Included. CARS opened and read aloud. The Tag Sale - Moving South. matic transmission, 2- I Board of Education reserves TODAY’S HERALD Very reasonable. Call MCS Free Style or BMX WIngback chair, Windsor door. $1,200 or best otter. FOR BALE the right to accept or relect Mystery plane crashes in California Italian Restaurant. Very Alex Matthews, 649-4003. bike built from scratch. rocker, tier table, 6 cu. Call 643-2034. any or all bids or the right to busy, very good restau­ $300 or best offer. 649-5055. waive technical formalities If 8374 foot freezer, 50's glnny It Is In the best Interest to do rant In prime, down-town dolls, lots of winter clo­ AU SBSS Both sides happy In d e x BAKERSFIELD. Calif. (AP) - thing. plane had only one crew member location' and said a board of location. Seats '60, plus. RESORT I2V6-24V5 PROPERTY thing, some new, some ***' Richard A. Huot A mystery Air Force plane Public affairs officials at Ed­ and "was definitely not a officers would be. appointed to Carpeted, tables and BOATS/MARINE old. Including mink stoles. lake a Look' Director In a decision both sides said they crashed in Sequoia National wards, who read brief statements bomber.” investigate. chairs, counter seats, ov­ Business Services 16 pagBS, 2 acctfons, EQUIPMENT Also lots of household were happy with, U.S. District Forest early Friday, killing the to reporters, confirmed that the No weapons of any kind were on ens, freezers, etc. In­ Coventry Lake - Water­ 022-07 A classic two-piecer WBVkand Plus Magazine Aircraft tested at Edwards miscellaneous. Saturday talces on color when (^urt Judge Jose Cabranes Friday pilot, igniting a 45-acre brush fire, crash occurred about 2 a.m. and board, 2nd Lt. Eric Schnaible said. cluded. Call today for front cottages now availa­ 9 to 5. 80 Bretton Rd. denied a request by opponents of The crash, about 12 miles range from such exotic typesas the your appointment to seel 16 foot Mad River canoe, 1985 LINCOLN trimmed with one of and triggering a cordon of Air killed one person. The pilot’s name ble. $150-$250 a week. 742- Looking for a good used the proposed Route 6 expressway northeast of Bakersfield, triggered forward-swept-wing X-29 to the big Asking $90,000. Strano paddles Included. Used motillB homo? Bo sure to your scarves. Advice___ Force secrecy. was not released. 3022. Unusual Tog Sale, Satur­ TOWN CARS No. 8874 with Photo- that the state Department of a brush fire that blackened 45 B-1 bomber. Northrop’s F-20 Tl- Real Estate, 647-7653.0 four times. Excellent con­ day, July 12, 9-4pm'. Sun­ look In tho Classiflod co­ Churches . The Air Force refused to say "The whole area has been dition. $800. Please call Stfc.«5904-D Guide is in Sixes 12H- Transportation be temporarily restricted, including the air space acres of the Sierra Nevada before gershark and more ordinary day, July 13, 9-noon. lumns ... that's whoro tho 24%. Sise 14%, 87 bust ClasBified. what typejof airplane crashed or 643-4942 after 6pm or 647- restrained from taking property in above the crash site," the Kern it was contained at 8 a.m. by Kern planes with various modifications. BOLTON PUBLIC NOTICB Antique cuckoo clock, best buys ore odvortlsodl , . . 3% yards 46”. Com IcB__ whether it was an experimental 9946 8:30 - 5:30. Ask for corner shelf(SIO), dtectric 643-2711. the path of the road. Story on page craft from the flight test center at County Sheriff’s Office said, County and U.S. Forest Service In neighboring Nevada, the Bob. TB M B O , staS $L8B ftr 88di Connecticut__ The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold o Public Hearing on typewriter, Victorian pottifa. Fas 88$ mr psitKS 888 3. Edwards Air Force Base, about 80 stressing that it was relaying firefighters. N[ellis Air Force Base range covers Tuesday, July IS, l9S6 ot 7:00 P.M . at the Town Hall to hear chalr($45), book shelf, Entertainment. information from the Air Force. Kem Couqty fire dispatcher 3 million acres north of Las Vegas the following aopeolt; 14' Aluminum Boat - S '/i ■aasiiiB. miles southeast of the crash site. portable dishwasher, tSfSSRIlEn Cloudy and wet Focus______"There will be military aircraft John Rosso said the crash oc­ and includes Area 51, a dry lake 1. The State of Connecticut for an area variance for prop­ Evinrude motor and TOWN OP BOLTON NBC News quoted a Pentagon swan arm rocker, beauti­ LEOAL NOTICE Manehester Herald Local news. in the area, and anyon^ entering , curred In Kerii River Canyon, bed area so secret the military erty owned by Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Beaudoin at 2 Cook trailer. $1,200 firm. Call ful linen teaset($5), Per­ CORRECTION tl8eAse.elsenrHii Cloudy today with a 50 percent source as saying that the downed Drive. 6 In Stock \ Lottery____ the area will be dealt with about 110 miles north of Los refuses to even acknowledge Its 646-8814. sian lamb and Ermine MM95 Hs«TSfl.R.T.t88M chance of afternoon showers. High plane was a secret F-19 prototype Mr. Steven Krohn of 71 Bolton Rd. for a sidelineil^e variance 'he Special Town Meeting M el Heae. Address •life ZIP around 75. Tonight and Sunday; Opinion___ with Stealth technology design^ appropriately by the Air Force,” Angeles. existence. It is used for tests of to construct o house on Lot « 3 In a subdivision on Volpl hat($5), lots of kitchen in Monday, July 14, will start csei. swe BsMsr sod ttts. many sophisticated aircraft. Items, knick knacks, Cloudy and muggy with scattered- People _ _ to evade enemy radar. The editor the sheriff’s office said. The initial statement from Ed­ Rd. I MUSICAL 1 8:20 PM at Community Now PASHION with The Nellis range includes books(.2S), records, styl­ b r o t h e r s / loll. showers; patchy fog tonight. Low Sports of Rdefmse tet±onoIogy magazine Gen. Michael McRaney, head of wards, five hours after the crash, Appeal of Brian Usher of 47 Vernon Rod. for o sidevard ITEMS /MORK Photo-Goido pattenw !■ another locale for highly sophisti­ and frontage variance ta construct a garage. ish clothes, hats and hand­ BOLTON BOARD all also rangM, has a 65 to 70 tonight: high on Sunday U.S./World. sal^ Industry and government public affairs for tlie Air Force, said only that an Air Force plane had crashed, gave a general cated Air Force testing. JOHN H. ROBERTS, CHAIRMAN bags, No "Early Birds" OP SELECTMEN apecial Grace Cola CoUae- near 80. Details on page 2. W eather__ s o n ^ bad ..told him' the same said from the Pentagon that the ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS Plano - Like new. Spinet. Please I 48 Buckingham 027-07 tioR for larcar alaaa; plaa Sl.(off Middle Tpke. East 301 CoRtir S t, MwirtHtwr M3-S13S 8 BONUS CotvoMl e i»«7 Oak. Full keyboard. Call 649-7327. and Earl St.). Priea. . . . U N IP