24 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 19, 1989

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PLUS enjoy LIpman's great summer clearance pricesi CARPENTRY/ 646-7766 What we save on advertising you will save on the price of your next carll models 4 ^ 4 U U v models REMODELING Aircraft FOX GL W L E ...... $ 200* parking FARRAND REMODEUNG CLEANING SERVICES GOLF GL W L E ...... $ 500* Roofn addltlont, dacka, root­ G T I ...... $ 750* 88 Demo 89 Demo ing, aiding, windows and gutt­ CLEAN JEANNE’S ers. All types of remodeling and CABRIOLET W L E ...... $ 750* Lebaron Coupe Caravan LE Turbo expanded repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Cleaning Service JETTA GL W L E ...... $ 750* Bus. 647-8509 Residential or Commercial Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. Professional Service JE H A GLI WLE ...... $1500* The state Commission on Hos­ Res. 645-6849 eeeinsured & Bonded*** pitals and Health Care has broke up JETTA G L I...... $1000* CALL 643-9996 approved Manchester Memorial ISLAND VAN AGON GL IVLE $1000^ H2980 hZ, *17055 Hospital’s application to build a CONSTRUCTION VANAGON CAMPER $2000* $4.5 million, 333-car employee All types of home Y ELECTRICAL parking garage, hospital officials improvements from concrete fioors, steps, *P/U8...8 great LIpman Dealt Pre Owned Specials announced today. patios, etc. to complete DUMAS ELECTRIC Construction could begin by 87 Ply Caravelle SE remodeling. Also decks Service changes, SAMPLE SAVINGS STK. #5303 84 5th Ave. 88 CMC Sierra P/U Oct. 1, hospital officials said. in flight and window and door additional wiring and Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded Turbo — Really Nice — 11989 JETTA GL WOLFSBURG EDITION Auto — Air Construction will take about eight replacement. Tiling repairs on existing Loaded Auto — Air — Cassette Interlor/exterlor. 4 Door months to complete. Landscape and Interior homes. Quality work at The garage will be located next SIOUX CITY, Iowa (AP) - A Dvorak. Cruise Control Retail Selling Price ... $14216 ’4195 ’8995 ’6450 a design services affordable prices. to the hospital on Haynes Street, a United DC-10 with 293 people The 15-year-old jumbo jet had available. Air Conditioning y.W. Cash Back ...... $ -750 Entirely owner operated. Metallic Paint 85 Ponttac Grand Prix 86 Ply Turismo 85 Dodge Wagon site currently occupied by a aboard flew 50 miles after parts of "complete hydraulic failure” be­ c:? 27 years exp. Call LIpman VW Disc...... $-1156 Call Barry at Accent Stripe V-6 — Auto — Air 5 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof 5 pass. — V-8 — surface parking lot, hospital the plane fell off, then crashed fore Wednesday afternoon’s 646-2411 Joseph Dumas Wheel Locks Upman Vallue Price ... $12310 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air officials said. during an emergency landing and crash. Federal Aviation Adminis­ MR CMHiracIlM «f NMelmlM’ 646-52S3. The parking lot will have five cartwheeled in a bail of fire. Yet tration spokesman Fred Farrar AddWone, remodillnD. wood eldino. ’6250 ’3995 ’7995 levels, four of them elevated. It many walked away from the said. Oooks. rooRoQi oonome wofK will be connected by a covered flaming wreckage and at least 176 mMonry 6 ■> pfMMi of oofwtruotlon. LANDSCAPING # 1 Hydraulic systems provide It yo4/V6 $lek ot oontncton not walkway. survived. power steering that allows pilots rotuming you et/l ml 80 Oakland St., Manchester "I thought I was going to die,” FuBy Inturod • Frtt EttImttM ( V o l k s w a g e n , in c . The garage will be built with to manipulate the wing and tail •4S-17M HEBRON the capability to expand up to 700 said 8-year-oId Ben Radtke of controls of the jumbo jet. Without Mk for Mark LANDSCAPING 2 Tolland Turnpike. (Rte. 83) Vernon, CT • 649-2638 spaces, officials said. Prairie View, 111., who was it, aviation officials say the plane o Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 Hospital officials have said that carried out of the fractured would be uncontrollable. CARPENTRY WORK Design and fuselage by a passenger. The boy, Construction building the garage for em­ The tail engine failed, and this Handyman will do ployees will relieve congestion in shaken but unhurt, clutched a may have caused a hydraulic L /’Y Interior and Exterior CO Rebuilding. AUfce Bauer 647-7760 a : current parking lots and allow United Airlines button and a pair failure, said Bob Raynesford, Small Jobs accepted. more spaces for visitors. of plastic pilot's wings as he another FAA spokesman. The Free estimates. HEATING/PLUMBING The garage will be built by the spoke. plane’s three independent hy­ o Call Pedro 742-2006 design-building company of Des- City Manager Hank Sinda said draulic systems are routed to the CARMICHAEL PLUMBING VISIT Man Parking Associates of New today 74 were dead and 43 missing tail section. AND HEATING from the crash of United Airlines PAINTING/PAPERING 1983 MAZDA RX7 *GSL’ York, and McCarthy Parking Nagin said he did not know if Additions, remodeling, boiler Structures of St. Louis. Flight 232. Rescuers found 67 hydraulic problems were a replacements, and complete Limited Edition, 5 speed, Air, dead at the scene, some scattered “IT'e can tell you plumbing 6 heating service. On March 31, the hospital factor. Fully licensed and Insured. AM/FM Cassette, ER MORIARTY BROmRS submitted a certificate of need on an inactive Sioux Gateway The crash left a swath of what to look for... Can application to build the garage to Airport runway, some strapped charred runway and strewed bits t75-73M and what to look the state commission. Approval to their seats and some in a field of people’s lives over an area n was granted Tuesday. of corn 4 feet high. larger than three football fields: out for.^ Officials said 183 people, of R00FING/8IDING The garage probably will not two sets of golf clubs, a wallet m accommodate all of the hospital's whom seven died, were brought photo of a brunette in her prom HarBro Q em o logist DIAMOND to two hospitals. employees on any one shift, dres.s, a Reebok tennis shoe, a AffbrdaUe Roofing . ^ 3 9 . The search for bodies resumed Qemologist Andrew Beck, hospital spokes­ purple hairdryer, one black high- Painting Beat I any reasonable estimate. man, has said. The hospital today. It could be days before the heeled shoe and a collection of All types roofing and repairs. number of dead is determined, of Manchester 30 years expedertce. Licensed employs about 1,200 people on Marilyn Monroe photographs. and Insured. three different shifts. Sinda said. Parts of the plane, apparently n Quality Painting A flight recorder was reco­ ★ 649-0894^ MINE! The hospital will lose 57 spaces from the tail piece and engine, Services due to the construction of the vered, authorities said. were found about 50 miles away. sFree Estimates garage, Beck said today. The The Seattle-based cockpit crew A four-man crew working for o •Senior Citizen Discounts MISCELLANEOUS hospital is looking for alternate survived and were being treated Mellow Dent Seeds Inc. near Alta, 1983 CHEV for injuries at a hospital. Nagin •Aluminum & Vinyl SERVICES 1986 FORD 1986 CHRYSLER 1985 PONTIAC parking for the employees during 55 miles east of Sioux City, Powerwashing 1987 MAZDA MONTE CARLO The Associated Press said. T-BIRD 5TH AVENUE GRAND PRIX construction, he said. discovered one piece, 6 or 7 feet B2600 4X4 Aulo. A/C AT. A/C Pickup Auto. A/C Hospitals officials said today He identified them as Capt. high and 6 feet long, in a corn 646-6815 *8995 *5995 *4999 GOVERNOR’S WIDOW — Mary Demp­ husband, former Gov. John N. Demp­ A.C. Haynes, a 33-year United HAVMES TREE SERVICE Helena PolowakI *6995 there are currently 695 parking WeVe Here To Serve *9999 1985 FORD sey holds the state of Connecticut flag sey, during graveside services for him in veteran: First Officer W.R. Re­ Bucket, truck 6 chipper. Tolland 1984 AUDI 1985 UNCOLN 1987 MAZDA spaces at the hospital. Stump removal. Free 1984 PONTIAC TOWN CAR SE CAB TEMPO Harry Daleasio Putnam Wednesday. Story on page 4. cords: and Second Officer D.J. Please see CRASH, page 10 50Q0 .Auto. AM/FM that had draped the coffin of her EXPERT •atlmataa. Special FIERO 5 spd , A/C (SlQniturB) Plua Manchester Hospital President Michael R. n Exterior and Interior consideration for alderty Gallacher said in April 1988 that painting and wallpaper and handicapped. *3999 *5919 *11025_ *6949 *4444 hanging. Limited exterior 1983 FORD 1988 CHEVY parking conditions at the hospital 1986 HYUNDAI 1986 MERCURY 1988 LINCOLN restoration. Previous work 647-7553 ESCORT CELEBRITY are a “ nightmare.” n can be seen upon request. CAPRI TOWN CAR Auto. A/C 1986 CHEVY GLS EXCEL 4 Sp««d. Air Auto In 1987, the hospital withdrew Contact BC Company, *16,999 CELEBRfTY WAG 644-0968. 1988 DODGE *9650 an application from the Zoning Affirmative action pian scrutinized *3999 »4999_ *2222 Auto, A/C, V-6 RAM CHARGER rmi Board of Appeals to build a PAINTING AND 1988 MAZDA 1987 MERCURY 1983 CHEVY Screened loam, gravel, 198S BMW CAVALIER ’7550 36-foot-high, 1,110-car parking He said acting Attorney Gen­ Richmond. Va., because it was mented in its current form.” bert E. Walsh, Charles A. Over­ CARPENTRY WORK ’ 11,999 B2200 P/UP LoBdBd SABLE HARTFORD (AP) - A memo Incluet Interior end Exterior processed gravel, garage. from five state attorneys general eral Clarine Nardi Riddle and the based on generalized assertions Their memo states further that end. David Teed and Robert painting. Robulldlng porohea and *6325 *12,500 *8999 *2999 dacka and InatallTng Stoekada sand, atone, and flit for IK says the program that sets aside governor’s office both have re­ of past discrimination rather continuation of the program Teitleman. Whitehead referred 1985 MERCURY 1985^ FORD la n ea a . delivery call George 1985 PONTIAC 1986 portions of state contracts for quested additional research. than specific proof of past could lead to a court challenge questions on the memo to Kehoe. Fraa Eatlmalaa — Fully Inaurad TRANS AM MITSUBISHU LYNX ESCORT WAGON Auto. A/C “ with the near certainty of a While finding the overall pro­ 6464)454 Gritting 742-7886. A/C. T -T o p « CORDIA TURBO 6 «pd . AM/FM. Blu» TODAY women-and minority-owned busi­ “ It’s, quite frankly, not ulti­ discrimination. aak for Mldtaal gram illegal, the assistant attor­ *7991 *2950 *4666 nesses is illegal, but a spokesman mately what the attorney general The assistant attorneys general court order to cease implement­ *75.50— for the agency says a final is going to come out with,” Kehoe found that in establishing Connec­ ing the program.” The assistant neys general also determined Gene Johnson Index decision on the future of the said. He said he expects Riddle to ticut’s minority set aside pro­ attorneys general also warned that some aspects of a set aside Vernon program hasn’t been reached. issue a decision on the matter in gram in 1977, legislators made no that continued operatioi of the program can be preserved or 20 pages, 2 sections Richard F. Kehoe, counsel to about a month. claim whatsoever of past dis­ program could lead to i Tsonal modified. For instance, the memo says a small contractor set Classified _ 18-20 Obituaries------2 the attorney general, said Wed­ The memo resulted from the crimination to justify its creation. liability for state offk als in aside program and a revolving I for s a l e 1 9 8 7 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS C o m ic s______16 Opinion------8-9 nesday the memo was an internal U.S. Supreme Court decision in As a result, they concluded in a charge. Q small contractor loan fund can be 1 9 8 5 CHRYSLER RFTH AVE. Focus______7 Sports------11-14 document and represented an January in Richmond vs. Croson. March 2 memo that the program The assistant attorneys general Salon Supreme, Automatic, The ruling in that case invali­ who wrote the memo to Riddle Automatic, Air, AM/FM Stereo Local/State___2-5 Television------15 initial step in the state review of a is “ constitutionally infirm and dated a set aside program in should not continue to be imple­ were Robert A. Whitehead, Ro­ Please see SCRUTINY, page 10 72 HOUR MONEY BACK AM/FM Stereo, Air Natlon/World j 6-7 Weather------2 recent U.S. Supreme Court case. 6UARANTEE JOE RILEY’S DILLON FORD AM C '82 Concord •2.995 319 Main St., Mancheiter Nissan '85 Sentra SE •3.995 Chevy '86 Celebrity •4995 88 Ford Excort Wag. *3905 Rt. 83 contract 88 Lynx HUC383 rsaOS $Q / 1 / I Chevy '87 Cavalier •6,995 Qemologist Cancer battle inspired 88 Marquis 4 Door *7905 Qlds '84 Cutlass •5,995 •5972 65 Escort 4-Dr H/B >4495 Olda'83 Cut/Cruiaer •5,996 88 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 Chevy '85 Celebrity •6,995 due next summer 88 Escort Pony 'S29S her commitment to life Plym '84 Voyager •6,995 87 Escort "Q L" H/B *6695 Ford '85 T-BIrd •6,995 85 Mustang Sunroof '4995 By Alex Girelll Taylor said the approval came By Maureen Leavitt leg, right lung and some ribs to ■ Olds '85 Calais •7,995 89 Brand New Featlva *5795 Manchester Herald at a time when the state was busy Manchester Herald it. But since the ordeal, she has Olds '87 Clara 88 Cougar White '11495 with bridge work and other •7.995 dedicated herself to helping Pont '87 Grand Am 85 Tempo 2 Door '2695 A contract for widening a projects, which delayed the •7,995 other people with cancer. Olds '87 Calais •8,995 88 Ranger Pickup '8495 stretch of Route 30 and Route 83 planning. Don’t tell Gail Marshia she 85 Ford F150 '6995 Marshia believes her positive Olds '86 Toyo •9.995 that links Manchester and Ver­ Since then, Manchester has can’t do something because one 85 Bronco II A T '6995 installed a storm sewer system to way or another she will prove outlook on life and commitment BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE non will probably be awarded 84 E1S0 Van '3995 Andy Lyon alleviate periodic flooding of the you wrong. to set and reach goals helped her AND MARINE 88 Escort Pony '5195 next summer or fall and two-way Vernon roadway. Marshia, 32, won a battle with to survive her bout with cancer. 2N Adimt 8L Mineh. 88Ford F150P/U '10595 traffic will be maintained during Qemologist Qemologist The plans call for widening a cancer which almost killed her “ When someone tells you you 840-1740 construction, operators of busi­ can’t do it... of course you can do 443;2145 Phil Seidel nesses along the road were told section of the road between as a teen-ager. But she has made Enfield a full recovery and she has it. You just figure out other Wednesday night. Taylor Street in Manchester and Welles Street in Vernon from its answered a personal commit­ ways,” Marshia said. About 10 businessmen attended Marshia finished high school CARTER C L Y b E a meeting in the hearing room of present two lanes to four lanes, ment to live a full and active life. CHEVROLET — GEO in Vermont. It was a time that CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. each 12 feet wide with a two-foot Marshia, of Mansfield, re­ 9 1229 AAaIn S t„ M onchastar Lincoln Center at which Arthur R O U T E 83, V E R N O N drainage corridor on each side of cently received the Courage she said was the most difficult USED CARS Taylor, project manager for the period in her life because she Fully Worrantaad 84 Celebrity 4 Or. *4995 the road. Award from the Manchester- work, explained the state Depart­ was so self-conscious of her S499S 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 ment of Transportation’s plans Taylor said Manchester is North unit of the American 85 Buick Somaiael 2 Dr. *7295 Cancer Society for her volunteer disability. 83 S10 Blazer Auto, A/C for the improvement. considering the possibility of 87 Ford Escort 2 Dr., Auto, A/C 88 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 work with cancer patients from With the help of a school I Taylor told them that access to extending its sanitary sewer in 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto 65 Electra T-Ty p e *9995 the area and Peter P. Lozis Jr., the Manchester area. counselor, she learned to focus SS99S their business places would be 65 Century Wagon *7995 the town’s public works director, “ In honesty, I had never heard on her strengths and concen­ 84 Dodge Caravan Minivan Brian "Sully” Sullivan Carlos Tompkins Fred I kept open during the construction 88 Electra 4 Door *9995 of it.” Marshia said of the award trate on setting goals, Marshia Auto, A/C Ashford Stafford Springs Qtutonbury and the present driveways would said that when it is completed the 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto, A/C 86 Spectrum 4 Or. , *4995 during a recent interview at the said. Patrick Flynn/Manohqeter Harald remain as they are. town will study the street lighting 87 OidR FIrsnza 4 Dr., Auto, /VC 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. *6995 American Cancer Society office She attended college in Ver­ The project was approved by to see if it should be improvea. COURAGEOUS VOLUNTEER — Qail Marshia of $74*5 88 Nova 4 Or. *6495 at 243 E. Center St. mont and completed her studies 8 the General Assembly in 1086, Lozis asked Taylor if there Mansfield poses outside the Manchester-North unit of 88 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr. 86 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6995 “ It was really a great honor. I in3'A years instead of four years Auto. A/C — 3 In Stock MORIARTY BROTHERS after being promoted by Carl would be enough space on both the American Cancer Society, 243 E. Center St. Tuesday. 87 Spectrum 2 Or. *6995 didn’t feel like I had done in order to get a jump on $799S Zinsser of Manchester, then a sides of a new culvert to accom­ 86 DeHa 88 2 Dr. *9995 anything." competing graduates looking Marshia recentiy received the Courage Award from the 87 VolkswagM Jetta 4 Dr. 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT state senator, and supported by modate future sidewalks if the Auto. A/C 86 Markur XR4TI *9495 town ever wants to install them. She can’t exactly ignore the society for her work with cancer patients at Rockville Ponbac 8000 4 Dr, Auto AA: area lei^slatora. Owners of some 87 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9995 disease because she lost her left Please see COURAGE, page 10 87 Chev Camaro A/C, T-Topa Aiex i&TOWn of the businesses had pressed for General Hospital. Please see RT. 83, page 10 646-6464 872-9111 Ellington improvements in the road. ,••••••••••********•*•••• ••8t6*t8«8t88888t8»8e8888 643-5135 1 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20, 1989 - 3 2 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J About Town Adopt a pet: Bambi’s ready Police Roundup Advocates for retarded Outdoor concert slated Teen-agers face theft charge By Barbara Richmond rap Jaekle for criticism The Glastonbury Chamber of Commerce and the Manchester Herald Three area teen-agers were arrested Wednesday Parks and Recreation Department will sponsor a in connection with the theft of a pickup truck from a free outdoor concert featuring Tom Rush Wednes­ homes in the 29 towns within work well, play well, and live well A tiny and sweet female Manchester residence Tue.sday, police said. Bv Maureen Leavitt day at 7 p.m. at the Hubbard Green. Rush headlined Region 3. Those homes hou.se 3.58 in the community. They do better chihuahua is this week’s fea­ Shawn J. Irwin, 19,of 15ElroSt..Manchester,and Manchester Herald people, which averages about 4 8 than people locked up.” Prytko u at coffeehouses in the Boston area during the late tured pet at the Manchester dog Lawrence M. Schwartz. 17, of 11 Ralph Road, East 60s folk music era. If it rains, the concert will be held people per home. Sullivan said. said. pound. Because she looks like a X I V Hartford, were each charged with second-degree Two area officials who work at Glastonbury High School. For more information, with the mentally retarded critic­ In addition, there are 240 MARC operates a work.shop for little deer, she’s been given the ^ ^ ^ 1 « larceny by possession and interfering with a police individuals who are mentally residents living in private group call 6.S9-3587. name Bambi. officer, police said. A third male, a 15-year-old South ized statements made by Repub­ homes with a budget of $9.8 retarded throughout the region. Bambi was found on July 18 Windsor youth, was turned over to juvenile lican state Rep. Robert G. Jaekle million. Sullivan said. He com­ Prytko said she di.sagrees with roaming on Holl Street. Dog authorities, police said. Tuesday that group homes cost Bolton seniors’ picnic set Tt r- the .state too much money and pared that with the Mansfield Jaekle’s assessment of the need Warden Richard Rand said a A High Street resident reported that his father’s that some severely retarded Training School, which he said for institutions. The Bolton Senior Citizens’ meeting is scheduled she's about 3 years old. She’s W 1984 red pickup truck had be»>n stolen from the “ I firmly believe that no one,, hou.sed about the same amount of for Wednesday at Herrick Park. A picnic will be light tan in color and has driveway late Tuesday night, police said. people need to be in institutions. people, but had a budget probably .should be forced to live in an held at noon. Bring your own lawn chairs. The beautiful ears that stand up Meanwhile. South Windsor police alerted Man­ “ Group homes are more cost double that of the private group institution or in a workshop for meeting will be held after lunch at 1 p.m. A blood perfectly straight. chester police that there was an attempted car theft effective and certainly more homes. that matter.” she .said. pressure check will also be taken. The only other dog at the at 3:25 a.m. Wednesday, police said. program effective and offer more Sullivan said the figures Jaekle She defended housing small Also, the "Spirit of Boston” trip for seniors will pound, as of Tuesday, was Police pulled over a pickup truck, which turned opportunities than a segregated offered may be realistic when numbers of clients in group take place Aug. 16. The trip will be a two-hour cruise Lady, a female shepherd- out to be the stolen vehicle, on Pleasant Valley Road setting,” said Thomas Sullivan, looking at the purcha.se. renova­ homes because it gives the on Boston Harbor which includes entertainment on doberman pinscher cross. She in Manchester. Three white males exited the truck director of the state Department tion and operation costs. But he individuals the experience of the boat. A lobster clam bake will also be offered. was featured in last week’s and escaped into a wooded area bordering South of Mental Retardation’s Region 3, also said the costs sometimes being in a family setting, and she There will also be a stop at Quincy Market. For column. She’s black and brown which includes Manchester. Windsor and Manchester, police said. overshadow the quality of life also praised group homes in more information, call 649-7298. or 649-0527. Police said they conducted an unsuccessful Jaekle. house minority leader, and is about 6 months old. She people in group homes are living. Manchester for running was found roaming at Wickham search on foot in the wooded area with the aid of a .said after a meeting of the Agoraphobics get help Manchester Rotary Club Tue.s- Laurie Prytko. executive direc­ smoothly. Park on July 8 and needs a police dog. tor of MARC, a group serving “ In our community, how many loving home. Bambi Arnold But later that morning. East Hartford police day that the co.st of some group People who experience panic or anxiety attacks homes reaches $600,000 to Manchester area retarded peo­ times do you hear of a problem?” The female malamute, men­ informed Manchester police they had stopped three when leaving their homes or in public places may $700,000 and each .serves only ple. also said the value of the Prytko asked. “ Personally I ’d tioned in last week’s column, There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog had his rabies and distemper white males on the East Hartford golf course, police attend the Wednesday meeting of Manchester Area three or four mentally retarded homes outweighs the costs. like to have group homes on all was claimed by her owner. and the new owner must have shots. Also, he is very playful said. Agoraphobics Together Daytime Support Group. people. He also said regional “ Group homes with one. two four sides of me.” The dog pound is located on the dog licensed. Before being and good with the other kittens A Manchester police officer was able to identify There are 11 group residences Y The guest speaker will be Carol Wiesner. who will in.stitutions. such as the Man.s- and three people is most approp­ town property off Olcott Street licensed the dog must have a she is temporarily boarding. the males, police said. discuss nutrition as it affects anxiety disorders and field Training School, could bet­ riate.” Prytko said. “ It is costly, operated by private agencies and near the landfill area. The dog Irwin and Schwartz were released on written the link between physical health and psychological rabies shot. ter serve the most severely but I believe it’s very valuable to four residences operated by the warden is at the pound week­ The organization has many promises to appear in court later this month. well-being. The group meets every Wednesday at Arnold, a neutered male gray mentally retarded individuals. tbe clients. DMR in Manche.ster. DMR offi­ days from noon to 1 p.m. There other cats and kittens in need of f 10:45 a m. to noon at the Concordia Lutheran and black tiger cat. is this Sullivan .said there are 75 group “ It’s a known fact that people cials have said. also is someone at the pound loving homes. All of the cats are Church, 40 Pitkin St. For more information, call the week’s featured pet of Aid to from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday neutered or spayed and given Stolen tickets prompt charge Mental Health Association of Connecticut. 1-800 842- Helpless Animals Inc., a group through Friday. their shots and leukemia- 1501. made up of volunteers. A 35-year-old Hartford man was arrested The pound’s phone number is tested, unless too young when Tuesday on charges he cashed in stolen instant Arnold is being boarded at the Horn $eeks school board nod Breastfeeding tips offered 643-6642. If there is no answer, adopted. For information about lottery tickets at a Manchester liquor store, police home of one of the volunteers, Arnold, or any other of the cats, Reginald PInlo/Manchester Herald call the police department at said. background in nutrition 646-4.555. Judy Lazorik. She said he has call 666-7000 or 943-4533. By Alex GIrelll Martin School and the other “ Breastfeeding for the Employed Mother” is a James S. Terry, of 73 Plainfield St ., was charged cutting the grass at Fitzgerald Field education. one-session class which will be held Wednesday LAWN IMPROVEMENT — William C. Manchester Herald starting kindergarten. with six counts of sixth-degree larceny by Wednesday. He tried to keep cool by She has a private practice in The Republican Town Commit­ from 10 a.m. to noon at Rockville General Hospital. possession, 1 count of sixth-degree larceny, Columbe, an employee of the town Jan Horn, a dietician and dietetics and nutrition education tee will endorse candidates at a 31 Union St. The class will give mothers information criminal impersonation, and issuing a bad check, parks department, works up a sweat removing his shirt. meeting July 27 beginning at 7:30 needed to return to work or school while continuing nutrition educator, is seeking the and has been a consultant with police said. Republican nomination fora post the School of Allied Health at the p.m. in the hearing room of to breastfeed their infant. Obituaries Terry cashed two $2 instant lottery tickets at the on the Board of Education. University of Connecticut. Lincoln Center. Registration for the $15 class may be made by Shop Rite Liquor Store, 210 Spencer St., after Horn. 38, of 283 Timrod Road, She earned her master’s degree There are four slots open to the calling 872-0501, Ext. 331. All new parents are purchasing $76.99 worth of liquor by a check which party for two different terms on Resident is teed off at ciub has not held public office before. in allied health from UConn after welcome to attend the class whether or not their Besides his wife, he is survived and a sister-in-law. May Richard­ later was determined to be invalid, police said. William S. Bouton Jr. She has been president of the the receiving an undergraduate de­ the board. infants were bom at Rockville Hospital. The class by two daughters, Susan-Jane son of Vernon; several nieces; The store clerk discovered the tickets Terry William Stanley Bouton Jr., 66, Northern Connecticut Dietetic gree from the California State John Tucci, whose term expires will be conducted by Karen L. Berg and Judith A. Foisey of Tampa, Fla., and Robin one nephew: and several grand­ cashed in were reported stolen and notified police, in 1990, will seek re-election. of 8515 Tansy Drive, Orlando, Association and of the Connecti­ University at Chico. Gubala of Breastfeeding Consultants Inc. Kelley of Manchester: and four nieces and nephews. police said. Police stopped Terry in his car on West Bernice Cobb, whose term ex­ Fla., formerly of Manchester, Graveside services will be held for putting iimits on goifing cut State Dietetic Association, In announcing her candidacy, grandchildren. Center Street and found four more winning lottery died Tuesday (July 18, 1989) at which has about 1,000 members. she said she has always been pires this year, will not. Summer production slated The funeral will be Saturday at Friday at 9 a.m. in the Nathan tickets in his car, according to the report. Police John Garside, Republican town the Chippenham Hospital, Rich­ worse. ahead of them to putt out before She is a member of the Martin interested in education and is 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Hale Cemetery, Coventry. There said those tickets were reported stolen from a Bv Maureen Leavitt chairman, said today there are The East Hartford Summer Youth Festival Inc., mond. Va. He was the husband of “ An employee approached us they began the second tee. School Parent Teachers Associa­ particularly interested in school Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be are no calling hours. burglary in Southington. Manchester Herald other candidates besides Tucci will present “ George M! ” July 27, 28 and 29 at the Ethel (Custer) Bouton. near the second green and told us “ You’ve got to keep up pace tion. She and her husband. Dr. curriculum questions. in the veterans’ section of East The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Terry said he found the tickets on the ground and Horn for the posts, but he East Hartford Middle School. 777 Burnside Ave. He was born in Springfield. we must leave the course becau.se with the group in front of you. and Stuart Horn, a dentist, have two “I felt I had something to Cemetery. Calling hours are Main St., is in charge of outside the liquor store, police said. A Manche.ster woman is charg­ declined to name them. “ George M !” is a musical celebrating the life of Mass., March 6, 1923, and had my partner was a “ beginner.” that group was nowhere in sight ," sons, one a second grader at offer,” she said, citing her Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. arrangements. Police also found Terry’s check book and ing that the Manchester Country George M. Cohan, known as the “ Father of been a resident of Manchester for Street said in the letter. DeNicolo said. “ There is a Memorial donations may be discovered his account had been closed in Club is unfairly restricting public Broadway.” Performances will be held at 7:30 p.m. more than 35 years before moving She goes on to say that Ralph certain etiquette to playing golf made to the Volunteer Rescue February, police said. play after she and her daughter and tickets are $5 for adults. $3 for students and to Florida in October. DeNicolo. the head golf profes­ We have a club here that’s very Squad, 5711 River Road, Peters­ Mason H. Parker Terry had also tried to identify himself as Ronald were asked to leave the course seniors. Tickets can be reserved in advance by He was a veteran of World War sional at the club, told her they crowded." Road study called a ‘whitewash’ burg. Va. 23803, or to Visiting Scott, police said. The registration to his car had recently. calling 645-1213. and will be available at the door. II and the Korean War, serving in Mason H. Parker, of Storrs, were holding up play on the golf DeNiolo said Street was offered Nurse & Home Care of Manches­ formerly of Coventry, died Tues­ expired July 9 and was registered to a Ronald Scott, However, a golf course official the U S. Army with the 461st cour.se. But Street maintains that a refund for the day. which she include a temporary or perman­ ter Inc., 545 N. Main St, day (July 18, 1989) at Windham police said. said the pair was asked to leave By Alex GIrelll Downtown Association to Pre­ Ammunition Company fr^m no golfers were waiting to play. hasn’t retrieved. Street said she ent access road. Community Memorial Hospital. He was released on a $1,000 bond and was the club becau.se they would have Manchester Herald serve the Throughfare, which had Springfield. DeNicolo said golf cour.se offi­ did not want to go back to the club. "Hopefully, they’ll drop the He is survived by his wife. scheduled to appear in court July 27. eventually held up play for other decided to delay the suit after the Correction Before retiring, he was em­ cials ask other golfers to leave the Two local golfers have filed a Federal Highway Administration access road,” Fish said. Hazel Parker; a brother, James golfers. A group which opposes inclu­ ployed as the collection manager Howard A. Richardson The incident is recounted in a cour.se in the event they would lawsuit against the club charging ordered the study. He said the road would add to Parker of Storrs; a sister, Mi­ the club has not always been sion of an access road in plans for for the Manchester State Bank, Howard A. Richardson, 86, of letter to the editor printed on page delay play. reconstruction of downtown Main the cost of the project and the A story published Tuesday about the Manchester riam P. Rising of Suffield; and operated as a public course. “ We knew the study would be a and also had worked for the Orchard Hill Estates, Coventry, Current Quotations 8 in today’s Herald. “ No. she wasn’t holding up Street will probably wait until length of time it will take. Planning and Zoning Commission’s Monday night several nieces and nephews. William Hooker and William whitewash, as it is.” Fish said. Hartford Courant for many years died Tuesday (July 18, 1989) at an The issue stems from a golf players but she would have” after an Aug. 2 public hearing to “ We want the Main Street part meeting incorrectly reported the action the A graveside service will be held Ogden are seeking to prevent the in the circulation department. He area convalescent home. outing Virginia Street took her DeNicolo said. “ We didn’t give decide whether to re-institute a The study, conducted by the of the project to go ahead,” he commission took on an application for a 24-lot Friday at 2 p.m. in the Storrs town from extending the lease at was a life member of the VFW of He was born in Coventry, Sept. “ God opened a hole in the basement and I pushed 18-year-old daughter on the morn­ her a chance” Manchester Engineering Firm of said. “ We don’t want to quash the subdivision between Carter Street and Birch Cemetery. There are no calling the club without opening the lease lawsuit against the plan, the Manchester, and had served on 17, 1902, and was a lifelong a little girl out.” — Cliff Marshall of Columbus, ing of June 27. After learning the Street contends there are no group's head. Dr. Robert Fish, Fuss & O’Neill and by FitzGerald whole thing.” Mountain Road. The commission granted an hours. to bids from other possible the committee for the Korean resident. He formerly resided on Ohio, a passenger aboard the United DC-10 that club is open to town residents. signs posted at the club indicating said Wednesday. and Holliday of Hartford, con­ Fish said his group is con­ extension on the application. Memorial donations may be operators. War memorial. crashed in Sioux City, Iowa. Street decided to use the course. that no beginners are allowed to The hearing will be held at 7:30 cluded the $15 million project cerned about parking loss. He Ripley Hill Road. made to the Mansfield Volunteer In May, the Board of Directors He was an active bowler, and Before retiring, he was em­ She said after she and her golf. p.m. in the hearing room of would have no great economic or said parkers have to be evicted Fire Department Ambulance approved a two-year lease exten­ was a Brunswick certified bo­ ployed in the maintenance de­ partner encountered “ rude com­ DeNicolo said the pair was not Lincoln Center on an environ­ environmental effect. It also almost daily from the parking lot Service, 999 Storrs Road, Storrs sion with the country club for the wling instructor for the Young partment of the University of ments” while teeing off, they keeping pace with the group mental assessment of the recon­ concluded that parking problems of One Heritage Place, a condom­ Public Meetings 06268. town-owned golf course. Under American Bowlers Association. Connecticut. Thoughts hurredly moved on to the second ahead of them, yet Street said struction plan. during construction would be inium office building at the south The Potter Funeral Home. the terms of the new lease, a rent He volunteered his services every tee. There, she said, things got they waited for four players Fish leads the opponents, A greater if the project did not corner of Main and Oak Streets. Public meetings scheduled for tonight: Saturday for many years at the He is survived by one sister, Willimantic, is in charge of of $75,000 would be charged, arrangements. former Parkade Lanes. Esther Richardson of Coventry; According to legend, there once was an abbey that $50,000 higher than the present had a very generous abbot. No beggar was ever lease. Manchester turned away. The abbot gave all he could to the Three judges hold fate However, Hooker has said the Directors public comment session, director’s Births needy. The strange thing was that the more he gave new rent is too low and that a office. Municipal Building, 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. ______away, the richer the abbey seemed to become. higher rent could be secured by "I can offer Democratic Subcommittee, Municipal Building, 7 When the old abbot died, he was replaced by a new bidding for the lease. of Steiger after trial A hearing is scheduled in p.m. CUMMINGS, Lauren Gabrielle, daughter of Ted SENERTH, Douglas Thomas, son of Frank T. and one who had exactly the opposite nature — mean Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. and stingy. Hartford Superior Court July 24. you a home T. and Lisa Weidlich Cummings of 78 North Elm St., Julie Fraser Senerth of East Hartford, was born Bv Peter Vlles “ He knew what he was about to Lincoln Center hearing room, 7 p.m. was born June 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. One day an elderly man arrived saying that he June 24 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His The Associated Press do that night was wrong, and he mJ ...... ' V j . Building Committee, Lincoln Center gold room, Her maternal grandparents are Judith and Guy maternal grandparents are Harold and Mary had stayed at the abbey years before and was did it anyway.” equity line 7:.30 p.m. Weidlich of South Windsor. Her paternal grandpar­ Fraser, Windham. His paternal grandparents are seeking shelter again. The abbot was busy HARTFORD — A three-judge The violence started when ents are Lorraine and Ted R. Cummings, 87 Lawton elsewhere, so the door-keeper took pity on the Bernadette and Kenneth Senerth of East Hartford. panel now holds the fate of Eric Steiger, 24 at the time, was of credit Bolton Road. REDDEN, Matthew Scott, son of Dr. Robert and fellow, found a place for him to bed down for the night and apologized for the meager hospitality they Steiger, who faces death in the drinking beer with friends in a Crafts BYRAM, Philip Norman Jr., son of Philip N. and Zoning Board of Appeals, Community Hall, 7 p.m. Kathy Redden of Merced .Calif., was born May 16 at electric chair or life in prison for cul-de-sac near Seymour’s house. Virginia Nichols Byram of Ellington, was born June Merced Community Hospital. His maternal grand­ could offer. with no “ Our monastery cannot provide for strangers like the Rambo-style shooting deaths After Seymour broke up the 20 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Miner, 22 Volpi of two men in a Suffield subdivi­ party, Steiger left in a rage, then grandfather is Harry Nichols of West Hartford. His Road, Bolton. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. it used to when we were wealthy. No one seems to sion two years ago. returned a short time later, hidden costs Lottery paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sylvia Jucker, Ellington. make gifts toward our work nowadays.” in the On Wednesday. Steiger asked wearing a military-style camou­ Byram of L57 Lydall St. He has two sisters, Nicole MALAN, Kyle Craig, son of Alan S. and Patricia “ I think it’s because you banished two brothers from the monastery,” said the stranger. the judges who will decide his fate flage uniform, and shot Seymour Carolyn Forst Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New Marie, 10, and Jacquelyn Ann, 5. Hager Malan of Still Field Road, was born June 13 at “ I don’t think we ever did that,” said the puzzled to understand that it took “ a and Price to death using a 9mm Assistant Vice President England: JONES, Collin Wade, son of Brett R. and Patricia Hartford Hospital. His maternal grandparents are twisted and demented mind” to handgun. Pinkin Jones of 15 Lincoln St., was born June 20 at Robert and Lois Hager of Glastonbury. His paternal doorkeeper. Country and Branch Manager Connecticut daily: 865. Play Four: 8283. “ Oh yes. They were twins,” said the stranger. commit the crime. Under Connecticut’s death pe­ Massachusetts daily: 7343. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are William and Ann Malan of “ One was called ‘give’ and the other, ‘it will be given The judges began their deliber­ nalty law, the judges are to Massachusetts Megabucks: 5, 9, 15, 21, 29, 32. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Pinkin of Glastonbury. His maternal great-grandparents are ations Wednesday and continued sentence Steiger to death if they Manchester. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Louise Hager of Cambria Heights, N.Y., and Lydia to you.’ You banished ‘give,’ so his brother decided Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) today. agree that no mitigating factors, Reichle of Glastonbury. His paternal great­ to go as well.” daily: 254, 6527. Mrs. Robert Jones of Manchester. His paternal Steiger satfuietly Wednesday such as mental illness, existed at great-grandmothers are Mary Jones of Ohio and Ida grandmother is Ann Malan of Glastonbury. He has a Weekend Rhode Island daily: 1081. as his attorney, F. Mac Buckley the time of the shootings, and that Rhode Island Grand Lottery: 219, 9200, 26420, Cormier, Manchester. He has a sister, Danielle sister. Kimberly Patricia, 2'/i, and a brother, Craig Newell Curtis ■ Center Congragational Church read the letter to the panel in there were aggravating factors in 742112. Amelia, 11 months. Robert, 1. Hartford Superior Court. Buckley the way the crime was Craft Shows had earlier cited Steiger’s history committed. of mental illness as one of 25 However, if the judges find a Featuring reasons why he should be spared. mitigating factor, or If they do not Top (.Quality Weather iianrhpatpr Hrralft In the letter, the 26-year-old find an aggravating factor, they Steiger said he was “ profoundly must sentence Steiger to life in Crafts USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 247 sorry” about the killing spree and prison. Chance of rain told the judges he was asking “ not Among the potential mitigating July 8 & 9 REGIONAL WEATHER Penny M. Sieflert, Publisher for their forgiveness but for their factors Buckley offered were that Manchester and vicinity: To­ 15 & 16, 22 & 23 Accu Weail>er'* forecast lor Friday Qeorgt T. Chappell Dannie M. Santoro understanding. Steiger fired a warning shot; that night, cloudy with a 50 percent Daytime Conditions and High Turnprjratures Editor Advertising Director “ For it took a twisted and he was provoked and felt threa­ 29 & 30 chance of showers. Muggy, with a demented mind to commit the tened by the men he eventually low 65 to 70. Friday, mostly Jeanne Q. Fromerth Sheldon Cohen Buelnest Manager Composing Manager tragedy of July 11, 1987,” Steig­ shot; that he has adapted well to 9 1 cloudy with a 30 percent chance of e r’s letter said. prison life; that he has shown (M oot, M l I Dsniee A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard '.o '* \0', showers. High around 80. PerionnsI Manager Pressroom Manager The three-judge panel will now remorse; and that he can provide ... V r\- Outlook for Saturday: Achance decide whether Steiger should be love and support for his family. at the of showers. High 80 to 85. Frank J. McSweegan Circulation Director executed or sentenced to life in Also, and perhaps more impor­ Coastal: Tonight, cloudy with a Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the prison without parole for the 1987 tant, that Steiger has “ constantly Marlborough Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Ptece. Manchester, killings of Daniel Seymour. 25. of (ro«o«>lo[74 I 50 percent chance of showers. battled against his obsession with When you open an Equity Access Acount at Ccnn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. Suffield, and William Price, 25, of Country Barn yy>//. Muggy, with a low 65 to 70. Postmaster: Send address changes to the Manchester Herald, guns.” that his parents denied Mechanics, you'll like what's missing. At Friday, mostly cloudy with a 40 P.O. Box S61, Manchsster, Conn. 06040. Monroe. him psychiatric care when he North Main St. Mechanics, you'll pay no application fee, no OCHANICS percent chance of showers. High II you don't recelvo your Herald I t f 8 p.m. sseekdaya or 7:60 In April, the same three-judge asked for it, that he was emotion­ am. Saturdays, please telephone your cerrter. H you^unaM e Marlborough Savings Bank around 80. Outlook for Saturday: ttt panel convicted Steiger of capitol ally abused as a child, and thathe closing costs, no points, and no annual fee. Talk to reach your carrier, call subscriber aerrtoe at M 7-6M 6 by 6 felony In the July 11, 1987, 8 A chance of showers. High around At/.i/Hn: ' p.m. weekdays lor delivery In Manchialar. has a history of serious mental Sat. 10-5:00 to me at our Manchester office, 341 Broad Street. * \tn 80. Suggested carrier rates are l i J O sM.rMy, 87.7B tor one kllllncs. illness and “ bizarre behavior.” Sun. 1 -5:00 Or call me at 241-2959. s month. $23.10 lor three months, tU IT O w ' ala asoNUia tm i Prosecutor Rosita Creamer Northwest hills: Tonight. $92.40 lor one year. Newsstand prtoe: 68 oanli a 4 argued for the death penalty, “ He was threatened, provoked The Manchester Herald Is a memberolTliaJ Exit 12 or 13 off Rt.2 cloudy with a 40 percent chance of Today's weather picture was drawn by Jonathan David telling the judges, “ Nothing in the ... it cont rolled him ... He went out Member FDIC Equal Opportunity Lender A*. li Wo.ith.ii the Audit Bureau ol Circulations, the Naa , showers. Low 60 to 65. Friday, Roe, 10, a fourth-grader at the Cornerstone Christian Association and the New England Newspapar I facU says that (Steiger) was out to fight a war, literally to fight a mostly cloudy with a 30 percent of touch with reality. war.” Buckley said. chance of showers. School. 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20. 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20, 1989 Fake newspapers criticize 600 pack Dempsey funeral Connecticut firms linked to HUD lobbying effort HARTFORD (AP) - Two for three years beginning in 1984 Devcon, said he paid his fees to Roger Stone, a principal in the last week adding more clients, principals have been increas­ including the Atlantic City Casino or 1985. Peter G. Kelly, a principal in the firm, said he did not know if the major Connecticut developers ingly scrutinized by a congres­ Association. Capital Associates J paid a high-powered Washington sional panel investigating influ­ “They’re one of many law Black, Manafort firm, to obtain firm or its principals had done Centrai America coverage ‘Everybody federal housing subsidies. Kelly, work for the companies. of Chicago, the government of lobbying firm criticized for influ­ ence peddling and abuses at HUD firms we use on different types of Puerto Rico, and other projects in ence peddling to represent them matters all over the country,” a Hartford lawyer, is a Demo­ But Manafort. a Bush cam­ during the Reagan Florida and New Jersey. Bv Peter Vlles squads in Guatemala. intend to prosecute those respon­ liked him’ before the U.S. Department of administration. Shuch said. cratic National Committee paign advi.ser and son of a former The Associated Press Still another front-page story sible to the full extent of the law.” “We knew them as a law firm member and former chairman of New Britain mayor, told a Last week the firm acknowl­ Schain also defended the pap­ Housing and Urban Develop­ The panel has found that edged that it had done work for a celebrated Wednesday’s tenth By Judd Everhart the party’s national finance congressional panel last month anniversary of the July 19. 1979. ers’ coverage of Central Ameri­ ment, according to a published well-connected Republicans and expert in interpreting HUD regu­ Connecticut’s two largest news­ The Associated Press report. latory requirements.” he said. committee. that his firm engaged in influence Waterbury developer. Sandinista-led revolution in can issues. In addition to sub­ former HUD officials reaped But Roland G. LaBonte, a papers. The Hartford Courant Black, Manafort operates as a The firm or its principals tried peddling when it was paid and the New Haven Register, are Nicaragua. scribing to several wire services Colonial Realty Co. of West huge fees for getting lucrative partner in Devcon and Bianca’s PUTNAM — Former Gov. lobbying firm, not a law firm. to help obtain federal housing $326,000 to obtain subsidies for a the latest victims of what appears At a news conference in front of that cover the region, he said, the Hartford and Devcon Enterprises rental subsidies for developers son-in-law, said he thoughf'elly Abraham A. Ribicoff walked Inc. of Hartford paid fees to Sources told the Hartford Cour­ subsidies for Waterbury projects 326-unit New Jersey project he to be a nationwide effort to use the federal building in Hartford, paper has on occasion .sent down through St. Mary’s who rehabilitate housing for poor was hired in his role as a partner the organizers of the stunt chas­ reporters to Central America and principals of Black, Manafort, families. ant that Paul J. Manafort Jr., a in 1986 and has done HUD-related partly owns. unsuspecting newspapers to fo­ Cemetery and remembered The newspaper has reported with Updike. Kelly & Spellacy. a cus attention on human rights tised the United States press for recently won an award for a Stone & Kelly in connection with Frank M. Shuch. one of three principal in the firm, may have work in New York. the newspaper his friend, former Gov. John that the firm tried to obtain large Hartford law firm. u relying too much on official U.S. series of editorials about the represented Colonial before HUD reported. violations in Central America. N. Dempsey, who was being the HUD business, the report Colonial Realty partners, said “We never hired Black, Mana­ Thousands of fake front pages, government sources and U.S. region. .said. Colonial paid Black. Manafort, and received fees for his work. Neither Manafort nor Kelly federal subsidies for a Georgia buried near the top of the hill. project. Manafort then sent a list fort. Stone St Kelly,” he said. covered with stories about Cen­ government information. He said the paper received “Everybody liked him,” The activities of the firm and its Stone & Kelly annual fees of $5,000 Anthony T. Bianca, a partner in could be reached for comment. tral America, were inserted into “The whole system is stacked several calls from readers in­ Ribicoff mused Wednesday. Wednesday’s editions of The against the people of El Salva­ forming the paper of the fake “He was just a natural.” inserts, and that the paper had Courant and the Register. dor.” said Nancy Eckel. The wife Dempsey had run for lieut­ O The American Ibbacco Co 1989 A Hartford group called the ad of a former newspaper editor. recovered about 1,500 tainted enant governor in 1954 on the Submarine hoc Committee for Truth in Eckel said she has “tremendous papers. Democratic ticket headed by Reporting claimed responsibility sympathy and respect for the : In New Haven, the papers bore Ribicoff. Ribicoff won, Demp­ for the stunt. Committee press.” the banner “New Haven Resis­ sey lost. Four years later, they production members said they printed 10.000 “But the press is killing my ter,” and also atacked U.S. both won. And three years fake papers and in.serted them soul.” she said. “They’re not policies in the region and the after that. Ribicoff resigned to into vending boxes early Wednes­ getting the facts to us.” Register’s coverage. join the new Kennedy adminis­ cuts profit day in an effort to highlight Eckel said her group was Members of the New Haven tration, making Dempsey gov­ several Central American issues inspired by the similar stunts in chapter of the Committee in ernor, a post to which he was they feel the United States press other cities, but is not affiliated Solidarity with the People of El later re-elected twice. GROTON (AP) - Electric is not adequately covering. with any national group. She said Salvador said they inserted the Dempsey, Connecticut’s Boat’s 688 fast-attack submarine Similar stunts have hit news­ the group spent about $400 to print fake papers into some vending 79th governor, died Sunday at program, which has carried a papers in New York. Baltimore. the fake papers and to pay to get boxes and later handed out free his home in Killingly at the age history of marginal profitability, Chicago. Arizona and Minnesota. vending boxes open. Sbe said she copies of Ihe four-page insert on of 74. Although his family will likely die a financial loser in In each case, the fake papers knew of no laws that were broken. street comers during the day. never released the cause of the 1990s, an analyst said. N obody has contained stories critical of U.S. “Our purpose wasn’t to break Like the papers distributed in death, it was widely reported “I can’t see it making any policies in Central America, and laws, it was to make a point.” she Hartford, the fake newspaper money for them,” said Theodore Y that he had lung cancer. were inserted into newspapers in said. contained a mock “Editor’s Apol­ “I don’t think he ever did Newcomb, who follows General vending boxes. Officials at The Courant threa­ ogy” saying the Register had anything that was wrong. Jack Dynamics for the A.G. Edwards The two-page insert into The tened legal action. “distorted and censored impor­ had a very outgoing and & Sons investment firm. “I’d say Courant bore tbe banner “The “It’s interesting that people tant stories” and closely followed likeable personality. He al­ they’re stuck with the 688s until Hartford Current” The lead suppo.sedly concerned with crimi­ the agenda of the American ways had time for everybody. The Astociated Press the ast one is out the door.” story, entitled “U.S. Wages War nal acts in Central America government. He liked people and people General Dynamics. EB’s par­ on El Salvador.” accused the commit criminal acts in Connec­ The phony paper also attacked liked him,” Ribicoff said as he MOURNING TIME — An honor guard carries the casket ent company, reported Tuesday Reagan and Bush administra­ ticut to call attention to them­ U.S. Sen. Christopher Dodd. walked down the hill from the of former Gov. John Dempsey from St. Mary’s Church in that EB’s 688 program cost the tions of waging an undeclared selves.” said Dennis Schain. a D-Conn., for supporting aid to the gravesite after the 90-minute division $50 million after taxes tbe Carlton Putnam Wednesday after funerai services. Dempsey, a war in the Central American spokesman for The Courant. government of El Salvador, during the second quarter of this funeral Mass where Demp­ Democrat, was governor of Connecticut from 1961 to country. Another story detailed “We are concerned about the under the headline, “Dodd Flirts sey’s son. the Rev. Edward year. Gains in other areas — the rise of right-wing death violation of our readers’ trust and With Death Squads.” Dempsey, presided. 1971. He died iast Sunday of lung cancer. primarily the financially success­ Outside about 100 local resi­ ful Trident program — provided a dents listened to the service on with the red- and blue-suited them. moderating effect, reducing the loudspeakers. j foot and horse guards, as well “He shared life freely, quarterly loss in its submarine Torn ticket wins $39 million Dempsey served as gover­ as state police troopers in gladly, graciously ... and peo­ sector to $38.4 million. nor from 1961 to 1971. He also dress uniforms lining the ple seemed genuinely glad to GD. citing a shrinking pool of served in the state House of roadway. share life with him,” Edward skilled workers and reduced Representatives and spent 12 At the close of the brief Dempsey said. productivity, stated that eight combination. for 3 Connecticut residents years as mayor of Putnam, graveside service. Gov. Wil­ Later, near the end of the 688s will be delivered anywhere we all said ‘Gee. I wonder if the lottery before, but were beginning his political career liam A. O’Neill presented tbe service, the younger Dempsey from three months to two years Bv Karen Schwartz triangle-folded Connecticut recalled how the family occa­ late to the Navy. GD identified The Associated Press they’re going to taketheticket?”’ enticed by the size of the prize, the on the town council when he said Brown. 46. of Montville. largest in Lotto America history was 21. flag that had draped Demp­ sionally kidded Dempsey those subs Wednesday as the !• and the fourth largest lottery He was bom in Ireland in sey’s coffin to the former about his epitaph. Miami. Alexandria. Annapolis. CRANSTON. R.I. — Days after The three discussed, and de­ “We suggested in a more Springfield, Columbus, Santa Fe. the Lotto America numbers were cided against, taping the ripped jackpot won in the United States 1915 and moved with his family governor’s widow. ticket. When they got to the Rhode on a single ticket, according to to Putnam when he was 10. He “‘Mary, on behalf of the serious moment that at the Hartford and the SSN71, which Lowest drawn for its record $39.8 million bottom of it all we would put, has not been named. jackpot, three Connecticut resi­ Island Lottery Commission offi­ lottery executive director Peter liked to recall how he came to people of Connecticut, whom J. O’Connell. America “in short pants.” he served so well. I present to ‘He did good.’ Jerry Cantwell, an analyst for C a rlto n dents knew they had the winning ces on Wednesday they found it The service included 43 you this token of their es­ “With a raised index finger, the brokerage Wertheim in tar. ticket but thought it was so badly doesn’t matter what shape the The Rhode Island hosts. Tho­ white-robed priests, including teem.” O’Neill said bending he said, ‘No, no. Say, “He tried Schroder Inc., said EB may damaged it might not be ticket is in. as long as the mas and Wendy Cox. decided not to do good.‘” We believe his numbers are legible. the younger Demspey. over to kiss Mrs. Dempsey on record a profit for 1989 despite its 2. accepted. to join in the pool. The former governor’s the cheek. effort has been successful,” disappointing second-quarter Two of the three tickets pur­ “When they verified the ticket “My wife kind of pushed a Edward Dempsey said. (1 mg.) it was like taking a Mack truck off heavy oak casket was carried Inside the steamy church performance. He noted the div­ chased by Sheila E Phillips, her dollar bill at me and said ‘Here, filled with 600 mourners, Ed­ In addition to Ribicoff. Con- ision, thanks to a profitable first boyfriend. George H. Brown, and my back.” said Brown. out of the church by pallbear­ U ltra low go play it.’ and I said ‘it’s kind of ers representing the Gover­ ward Dempsey gave a 15- necticut‘s only other living quarter, is only $7.5 million in the George Mages, were destroyed The three were visiting friends former governor, Thomas J. in Rhode Island when they like diving in the ocean and nor’s Foot Guard. Horse minute homily that described red for the first half of the year. when a can of whipped cream finding diamonds’.” said Cox. of how his father liked to think of Meskill, also attended the EB survived a $23.4 million loss in exploded in the cooler the ticket purchased the lottery tickets Guard and other military nicotine. West Warwick. organizations, slid into a life as a long, pleasant walk, services. Meskill is now a the second quarter of 1988 by was sitting in. Only the winning Saturday just hours before the The three Connecticut resi­ federal judge. recording a $36 million profit for winning numbers were drawn. hearse and driven five blocks meeting and talking to people ticket survived. dents decided to buy three tickets along the way. Numerous other past and the full year. "The ticket was mangled and None of the three had ever played down Providence Street to the (0.1 mg.) anyhow and split any winnings. cemetery. “He loved life and he lived it present political and labor Production of the 688s is near­ Cox was with Brown when he Hundreds of state political fully and well,” the younger leaders where there, including ing an end with the last of the line went to Haxton’s Package Store leaders and friends marched Dempsey said. “He had his most of the state’s congres­ included in the 1990 federal Cotter accused friend because he wanted to ride in the the brief route with the hearse faults and failings and he knew sional delegation. budget. The 688 will be replaced sidecar of Brown’s motorcycle. by the Seawolf. the first of which will be built at EB. of fake shotgun plan Electric Boat officials said the ST. JUDE NOVENA 688s have not turned large profits HARTFORD (AP) - In a letter when they discovered the bodies because contract awards are written shortly before he al­ of Cotter’s wife and two children. MAY THE SACRED HEART OF sporadic which has created sche­ legedly killed his family and then Authorities have refused to make JESUS BE ADORED. GLORI­ duling problems within the work himself. John Cotter Jr. accused the letter public, but portions of it FIED. LOVED AND PRESERVED force and for materials. EB won .. J- close friend and business dealing with state loans for two THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. all four 688 contracts in 1986, lost partner of being involved in the building projects became public NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED all four to Newport News in 1987, The taste production of fake antique shot­ in the past week. HEART OF JESUS, PRAY FOR and the competitors split four guns as well as defrauding a state The letter states that Galazan US. SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF contracts last year. agency, according to a published made “fraudulent fake Parker MIRACLES, PRAY FOR US. Officials said the 688s have also SAINT JUDE, HELPER OF THE been constantly redesigned and that’s right report. shotguns by taking parts and The Hartford Courant news­ upgrading the entire gun.” HOPELESS. PRAY FOR US. SAY improved which has cut into paper reported that Cotter’s June The letter also says Galazan THIS PRAYER 9 TIMES A DAY, savings. BY THE* 8TH DAY YOUR The 688 submarine was also at for mer 28 letter accused Anthony Gala- recently made a 410-gauge shot­ zan. 29. of Farmington of the gun that is being sold through a PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. the center of a cost overrun .shotgun scheme and being in­ Maine gun dealer, whom Cotter IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN controversy in the 1970s. Between volved in a plan to defraud the identified only by his last name. TO FAIL. PUBLICATION MUST 1972 and 1977, EB filed an $843 Connecticut Housing Finance That “fraudulent gun” is being BE PROMISED. THANK YOU ST. million cost overrun claim. The Authority. sold for $55,000, the letter states. JUDE FOR ANSWERING MY government insisted EB had bid unrealistically low for eleven Authorities found the letter in Galazan has declined to com­ C...CU. Cotter’s Hartford home July 10, ment on the letter. 688s, assuming it could recoup the Vacation money by filing the claims. J 2 . Brian Alden Call Our Circulation Dept. hit by iosses A 647-9946 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Brian Alden, a home furnishings re­ And we will save your Manchester tailer, has filed for reorganiza­ NEW TRANSMISSION SHOP IN .Herald for you while you’re away! When tion and protection from his creditors under the Federal ■ MANCHESTER you return we will deliver the papery Bankruptcy Act. Alden closed stores in New Jtield for you, FREE! Another reason w ^ Haven and West Hartford earlier 18 YEARS EXPERIENCE this year, but he said Tuesday his JULY 17TH LOCALLY f|re your home-town newspaper. five other retail stores, in Hamden, Stamford, Westport, Branford and Waterford, will (^ en acli s TRANSMISSIONS UNLIMIT6D remain open. In fact,’ Alden said he hopes to 313 NEW STATE RD. open two new stores, one in the MANCHESTER, CT 06040 Hartford area and the other at his warehouse in Old Saybrook, as he 9 HOURS: Mon - Fri 8-5:30 moves to build a more efficient, 645-0188 Sat 8-12 streamlined company. “We will not skip a beat. As far COUPON as the public is concerned, it will 203- 645-0188 not affect the public one iota,” he said. He also said no employees would be laid off. OFF Brian Alden Inc.’s petition for SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Smoking 20 reorganization was brought %with coupon 8 under Chapter 11 of the Bank­ Causes Lung Cancer. Heart Disease, Transmission Service ruptcy Act. Under that chapter, a company leelu protection from Emphysema, And May Complicate Pregnancy. Jenack’s Transmissions Unlimited its craditors until it can put its King Size Soft Pack: 1 mg. "tar", 0.1 mg. 313 New State Rd., Manchester finances in order. The reorgani­ nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. sation must be accepted by a Valid Thru August 1989 majority of creditors. 9 MANCHF:STER h e r a l d . Thursday. July 20. 1989 - 7 6 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20. 1989 Negative election ads attacked Senators have questions NATION & W ORl n D-Tenn., in which a Fidel Castro lookalike lit a WASHINGTON (AP) — Negative political ads from "independent” advocacy groups are cigar with roll of American foreign aid dollars. J for civil rights nominee leaving voters with a bad taste in their mouths, Hollings has introduced a bill along with Sens. says Sen. Ernest F. Hollings. Daniel Inouye, D-Hawaii, and John Danforth, Artillery shelling “The election campaign of last fall hit a new R-Mo., to require broadcasters to provide free WASHINGTON (AP) - Wil­ Bill gives cities low,” the South Carolina Democrat said air time to anyone targeted by a negative ad from liam Lucas could face more Wednesday in pushing for a new law to combat political action committees not connected with a grilling on his nomination to be the effects of “attack” ads. candidate br political party. the nation’s civil rights chief as hits residences in “It left an odious trail with hit and run attacks, The bill also would require candidates to the Senate Judiciary Committee deadline to meet misleading claims, hidden players and a lack of personally appear in any ad that mentions his or seeks to resolve questions about discussion of the major issues,” he told the her opponent. his fitness for the job. Senate Commerce communications The subcommittee is considering another bill “There are a lot of charges Beirut, kills four subcommittee. by Sens. Richard Bryan, D-Nev., and Bob against him. We need to get to the He noted voter turnout in the 1988 election was Graham, D-Fla., that would require political ad bottom of them,” Sen., Howell ozone standards Heflin. D-Ala., said Wednesday BEIRUT, Lebanon (AP) - Cabinet vying for power with the the lowest since 1924, at just more than 50 sponsors to be clearly identified on the air WASHINGTON (AP) - Nine­ Milwaukee-Racine, Wis.; Howitzer shells and rockets Christian Cabinet, pleaded with percent, saying the public has been turned off by Both bills are aimed mainly at PACs, which after Lucas was questioned for teen cities likely would be given Philadelphia-Wilmington, Del.- rained on Beirut’s Moslem and the leaders of Saudi Arabia, virulent television spots that slash candidates under federal law may make direct campaign more than three hours about his 10 years to fix their ozone Trenton, N.J.; Providence- Christian sectors today in one of Morocco and Algeria to speed up without discussing substantive issues. contributions of $5,000 in a primary and $5,000 in views, his qualifications and his pollution problems, while se­ Pawtucket, R.I.-Fall River, the fiercest overnight duels be­ efforts aimed at resolving Leban­ “America knew more about Willie Horton than the general election. character. verely polluted Los Angeles, Mass.; Atlanta: Baltimore; tween Syrian and Christian army on’s crisis. it did about either presidential candidate,” But special Interests may spend unlimited Lucas defended both his com­ Houston and New York would Baton Rouge, La.; Beaumont- gunners in 18 weeks of fighting. In a cable, Hoss said: "Beirut Hollings said. He was referring to ads attacking amounts on campaigns as long it is done without mitment to the drive against have two decades, according to a Port Arthur, Texas: El Paso, Police said four people were and its surroundings witnessed a the knowledge or cooperation of the campaigns discrimination and his actions Democrat Michael Dukakis for a Massachusetts when customs inspectors found draft of President Bush’s clean Texas; Huntington, W.Va.- killed and 49 wounded. horrible night of barbaric ran­ furlough program that freed a convict who later and candidates that benefit from independent air bill. Ashland, Ky.; Louisville, Ky.; The shells hit residential build­ dom shelling. raped a woman. spending. $8,800 worth of undeclared goods The multibillion-dollar cleanup Portland, Maine; San Diego: ings on both sides of Beirut’s “On behalf of the innocent Political analyst Curtis Gans illustrated the Hollings said his bill would help make “the in his luggage. plan would set four new catego­ Sheboygan, Wis.; Springfield, dividing Green Line, starting people of Lebanon, its children, level of political rhetoric by showing ads ranging playing field more level” by giving those Afterward, Sen. Paul Simon, ries for cities with ozone prob­ Mass.; St. Louis; and the District hundreds of fires and covering women and elderly I plead with from Lyndon Johnson’s famous 1964 anti-Barry attacked the means to respond. “Itinno way says D-Ill., who chaired the proceed­ lems — severe, serious, moderate of Columbia. the city with a blanket of rubble you to speed up your humanitar­ Goldwater message counting down to a nuclear to these independent parties that they cannot ing, said members reserved the or marginal — and require the EPA officials verified both the and glass shards. ian mission,” he said. explosion, to one against Sen. James Sasser. advertise,” he said. right to recall him for more most polluted communities to use list of 19 areas that would be given Streets were full of cars re­ The three heads of state were questioning. the most stringent remedies. 10 years to correct ozone prob­ duced to smoldering piles of assigned by an Arab summit in Heflin told reporters Lucas The Associated Press obtained lems and the three cities in the metal. May to find a settlement. Their should be questioned again about a draft of the proposal, and then severe, 20-year cleanup category. Tongues of flame shot up in the cease-fire calls have been ig­ a number of issues, including the applied the latest available En­ William Becker, executive di­ sky and smoke billowed from nored by the warring factions. fact that the black Republican vironmental Protection Agency rector of the State and Territorial blasted buildings. Fire brigades “May someone call the fire Auditors say bomb plants from Michigan made misstate­ air monitoring data to determine Air Pollution Program Adminis­ were unable to combat blazes due brigade. We want an ambulance ments on a sworn application to which cities would fall into the trators, the organization of state to a shortage of water caused by a too,” a woman screamed from be admitted to the New York bar power failure. ^ the 11-story Kaaki building in in 1981. Y two most serious ozone pollution and local air pollution officials, categories. also said he did not expect many Ambulances sped through the west Beirut’s Zokak Blatt district face legal, public pressure Lucas did not disclose on the The Associated Press form that he had once failed the There could be some changes changes in the cities' streets to evacuate the latest as fire raged in the top three QUESTIONED BY SENATE — William Lucas testifies casualties, which raised the over­ weapons plant at Fernald, Ohio. District of Columbia bar exami­ when new air quality information classifications. floors. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Rocky Flats plant near Denver. Wednesday at his nomination hearing before the Senate becomes available, probably Bush is expected to submit the all toll to 424 killed and 1,741 “Telephone lines are down,” a Energy Department faces more The plant processes plutonium Duffy’s statement provided no nation when asked if he had taken next month, but EPA officials bill to Congress as early as wounded since the current round man shouted back from a nearby criminal probes of its nuclear for weapons manufacturing. details, and the FBI and EPA said the test in other states. Judiciary Committee in Washington. said the number of switches Friday. The top 80 metropolitan of fighting broke out March 8. building. “Have faith in God, weapons plants — and mounting Scientists of the Environmental they could not comment. Duffy Lucas testified that when he should be small. areas in the country, and about 15 Several Syrian artillery posi­ we’re coming to help you.” public pressure to close them — Protection Agency have said it is did not present his remarks in filled out the 1981 form he that civil rights lawyers say will burgh. said he would monitor the Ozone is a highly reactive gas rural areas, are out of com­ tions in West Beirut’s seafront The lOth-floor apartment of unless it controls their environ­ possible the radioactive mate­ person because the subcommit­ interpreted the question to per­ make it harder to win discrimina­ impact of those decisions on that irritates and inflames sensi­ pliance with U.S. clean air The Associated Press Ein Mreisseh boulevard took Fawzi Rida in Kaaki building mental and safety problems, rials strontium and cesium were tee hearing was interrupted be­ tain only to any previous applica­ tion cases in federal courts. discrimination suits and push for fore his turn to speak, and it was tions to the New York bar. “There tive lung tissues. This causes a standards under current law. PRESIDENTIAL OATH — Gen. Wojciech Jaruzelski direct hits and a police spokes­ took two direct hits from 107mm federal auditors say. produced by an accidental nu­ Lucas, echoing a pledge by legislation if the rulings thwart host of adverse health effects, The Bush proposal is only one man said many Syrian soldiers rockets early today. In a report highly critical of clear reaction, even though not resumed. was no intent to mislead,” he Attornev General Dick Thorn­ civil rights enforcement including chest pains, shortness way of attacking the ozone takes the oath of office Wednesday in Warsaw shortly were killed or wounded. Rida, 37, a Shiite Moslem, said, department management, the Rocky Flats operations do not The auditor’s report, from the said. of breath, coughing, nausea, problem, and environmentalists after being named president of Poland. “We don’t have a breakdown “The explosions shattered the auditors said urgent action is include the splitting of atoms. Energy Department’s office of Several Democrats on the thro >t irritation and increased and their supporters in Congress because the Syrian command walls and pushed the furniture needed to ensure that environ­ Duffy said that while earlier inspector general, said the de­ panel questioned whether Lucas, susceptibility to respiratory are expected to push for their own does not report its losses to us,” out of the apartment.” partment is unable to ensure that a lifelong Democrat who became mental laws are obeyed and the Energy Department reviews of a Republican in 1985. had the infections. proposals. said the spokesman, who cannot “I stretched a hand to open the public is reassured that the the radioactive material gave no its nuclear facilities - including The current EPA data would be named under standing evidence that a chain reaction 17 major weapons plants in 12 legal credentials and commit­ iM aneeley^ The EPA estimates that nation­ Jaruzelski faces door, but there was no door left,” government can reliably and ment to assistant attorney gen­ place these areas in the “serious” wide ozonb cleanup efforts would regulations. he said, his eyes brimming with safely run the weapons plants. had occurred, Watkins wants an states — are meeting state or federal environmental eral for civil rights. RESTAURANT and BANQUET ROOMS category for a 10-year cleanup: cost $5 billion to $10 billion a year At least eight Syrian army tears. “We’ve nothing left except independent study to “help alle­ (Formerly Fiano’s Restaurant) Chicago-Gary, Ind.: Cincinnati- trucks loaded with rocket ammu­ The report dated July 14 was viate public concern regarding standards. “It remains to be seen whether through the year 2000 and $8 the night dresses we are made public Wednesday by a Mr. Lucas is the right man forthis 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE • RTS 6 & 44 • 649-6446 Hamilton, Ohio; Hartford-New billion to $12 billion a year economic troubles nition and gasoline were gutted, wearing.” safety at this facility.” “Thus it faces the possibility of Britain-Middletown, Conn.: according to a Lebanese witness. House panel as a senior Energy facility shutdowns, criminal important job,” said Sen. Ed­ Fine Dining Wed-Sat Evenings 5:00 to 9:30 P.M. afterward. Residents throughout the city Department official disclosed Phil Keif, a department spokes­ ward M. Kennedy, D-Mass. WARSAW. Poland (AP) - much reviled for declaring mar­ One 155mm-howitzer shell rushed to basements shortly after prosecutions of employees and Jam ’s Pub Open For Lunch Daily TUES-SUN Elected to the newly powerful tial law in 1981 in an attempt to crashed at a road intersection that a special group of experts man, said the experts arrived at increased congressional con­ “If a case is brought to me BANQUET FACILITIES FOR 50-300 PERSONS the shelling duel broke out late from outside the department had the site last week and are involving a cross burning on the presidency by a single vote in crush Solidarity, but said that across the street from the Italian Wednesday night. straints over internal opera­ ★ ALSO OFFERING FULL SERVICE CATERING* House panel backs parliament. Gen Wojciech Jaru­ defeating Jaruzelski could under­ Embassy in west Beirut’s War- been dispatched to a weapons expected to report their findings tions. ” the report said. lawn of a citizen, believe me, this zelski now faces the daunting mine reforms. dieh district, wrecking a cluster “There is no district in Beirut plant in Colorado. by mid-September. He said he Rep. Thomas Luken. D-Ohio, is not just cold facts to me.” said JAM’S PUB and the surrounding mountains had no other details. Lucas, 61, who was sheriff and DININGROOM HOURS Tues-Thurs ll:30-llpm challenge of trying to salvage a “It is a great relief,” said of chic boutiques and the city’s Leo Duffy, a special assistant to chairman of the subcommittee, Tues-Thurs 5-9pm Fri & Sat 11:30-1:30am crippled economy as new strikes most fashionable florist, Florelle. that wasn’t targeted by the Energy Secretary James D. Duffy also disclosed that the said he was shocked to learn that later chief executive of Wayne Fri & Sat 5-10pm opposition Senator Karol Modze- shelling,” said a police spokes­ County. Mich., which includes Sun ll;30-5pm child-care benefits break out. lewski of Wroclaw. “We would The barrage, according to Watkins, said in testimony pre­ FBI and the Environmental Pro­ the depart, lent had no way of police, reached an intensity of man, who cannot be named in line pared for a House Energy and tection Agency have launched an determining its own compliance Detroit. CLOSED MONDAYS illness also includes an element of Because some lawmakers in have been in real trouble if he did witii standing regulations. "I have been there 1 have WEDDINGS & PARTIES ARE OUR SPECIALTY WASHINGTON (AP) - The not make it.” about 30 shells per minute at Commerce subcommittee that investigation of alleged criminal with environmental laws. He House Ways and Means Commit­ rich-vs.-poor. Higher-income re­ his ruling Communist coalition times. Police said at least 700 Associated Press photo editor the experts will attempt to verify violations of environmental laws harshly criticized John C. Lay- smelled the smoke,” Lucas said. tee, badly split by disagreements tirees are complaining loudly voted against Jaruzelski, a boy­ The general, who has has led buildings and shops were hit in Zouheir Saade said shells fell all the origin of a manmade radioac­ at the Feed Materials Production ton, the inspector general, for not Lucas defended a series of CALL 643-2342 f o r reservations over catastrophic health insu­ because they must pay a larger cott of Wednesday’s balloting by the country for eight years and the deadly barrage, which also around his 5th floor apartment in tive element discovered at the Center, an Energy Department finding this flaw earlier. recent Supreme Court decisions rance and capital gains, is having share of the cost so the benefits a number of Solidarity legislators promises to oversee a transition inflicted damage on more than west Beirut’s seaside Raouche no trouble boosting federal aid to can be available to those with may have made the difference. to democracy, was the only 5,000 cars. district; “I was watching the low-income working parents with little or no income. Those with candidate offered. shells crashing into buildings not The ruling coalition commands Acting Prime Minister Salim children. higher incomes want all taxpay­ As president, Jaruzelski now Hoss, who heads the Moslem knowing what to do. A bill whose chief goal is cutting ers to share the cost of catastro­ a 54 percent majority in the constitutionally controls the mil­ the federal deficit has been phic coverage. two-chamber parliament, where itary and foreign relations. Pre­ fattened to include $16 billion in Because of the complaints. a simple majority was needed for viously, he did so by virtue of his direct credits and state- Congress members have shown election, but some hard-line Com­ position as Communist Party NEED SOME EXTRA administered grants to help par­ widespread support for delaying munists are resisting Jaruzels- chief. the surtax of up to $800 that the ki’s road of compromise. ents pay expenses of child care. The election of a Communist Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., higher-income retirees must pay. Most if not all Solidarity SPENDING MONEY? But since members of the Ways president was the last step in chairman of the committee, deputies and senators who partic­ meeting the April accords that BUSY BEE PRODUCTS and Means Committee cannot hailed the child care package as ipated apparently denied Jaru­ Communist authorities forged Newspaper routes available in your area... “a giant step forward.” Noting agree on that, the panel may zelski their votes. simply decide to repeal the entire with Solidarity after renewed the Bush administration dis­ Opposition lawmakers absent Earn money and prizes by delivering the agrees with some of the provi­ program. labor unrest prompted them to The split over approving the for the vote said they could not seek the cooperation of the OF TORRINGTON, CT. sions, he called on the adminis­ openly endorse the man still opposition. 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This is the most immigrants allowed into the U.S. since 1900- combat alcohol and drug abuse where it hurts 1910, when 8.8 million foreigners entered the U.S. less than amused when he saw an advertise­ ment for Coors beer on TV. In the the most — our kids.” J / commercial, a thirsty man who has not been You might think that they said exactly the Coventry Losing able to elbow his way to the bar of a club VUlage same thing, but there is a subtle difference. IMMIIGRANTS ADMITTED INTO clears the place out by hollering, “ Let’s play a Herbst, a former teacher used to dealing with THE U.S., BY DECADE young people, uses the intimate, informal TP0UBLE/...I TH IN K polka.” Crier 5.7 In millions of people: word “ kids.” TH EY'VE U)CKS> IN O N can be Prytko, who has a polka band called Johnny Meotti, an attorney with a different arrests are Prytko and the Good Times, was angry. So 4.5 background and less immediate contact with 4.1 / K: i were hundreds of other polka fans who the young, uses the more formal word winning 33 swamped the Colorado brewing company “ children.” 2.5 with complaints. of their favorite recipes for the third edition. u good sign The Post-Eagle, a newspaper serving For a copy, contact any auxiliary member or □ □ □ Polish Americans, criticized the commercial On Ofi call 646-6733 or 649-9097. 1.0 as did Polka News, a publication serving DELAYED DEVELOPMENT - Straw­ By Jack Anderson 0.5 Qt> Leaders in Coventry are understandably and Dale Van Atta polka lovers. □ □ □ berry Fields may be forever, but in Polka organizations called for a boycott of Manchester it may take a while for them to be concerned about a dramatic increase in COPYCATS — People who serve in the WASHINGTON - Former Sen. the beer. Prytko telephoned the company,in planted. criminal arrests, mostly stemming from child 1900-10 11-20 21-30 31-40 41-50 51-60 61-70 71-80 81-00 Legislature like to keep their constituents Colorado to personally complain. Developer Michael Bugnacki, who had abuse and domestic disturbances. John Melcher, D-Mont., lost his informed of what is going on. Of course they SO URCE: U.S. Immlflrwlon »nd N«lur*ll» 1lon S»tvlc« ‘ E s tim a te d In a June 30 letter to Prytko, Coors said it proposed a nine-lot subdivision called Straw­ But Coventry Police Chief Frank Trzaskos re-election bid last year, but he didn’t can’t talk personally to their constituents slink back to Montana and reopen his InloGriphIc* C IM S North Amarica Syndical*. Inc. had dropped the commercial. It also said that berry Fields with street names also of a very often so they issue news releases to is right when he calls it a positive sign. veterinary business. The silver- the central character of the commercial, Tom Beatles theme, withdrew the application for newspapers which pass on the information. The arrests probably do not indicate any haired senator rented a downtown Arcuragi, “ is a big polka fan and played the the development this week because plans State Sen. Marie A. Herbst and state Sen. great increase in the amount of sexual abuse Washington, D.C., suite and fired up a accordion in a polka band for six years.” would not be ready by the deadline set by the Michael P. Meotti follow the rule. News of children or in the amount of spousal abuse. consulting firm. Prtyko said some polka fans are not Planning and Zoning Commission. Illegal immigrants releases on behalf of each of them were sent satisfied. Jimmy Sturr of Florida, N.Y., a big In a letter to the PZC, Bugnacki said the As Trzaskos and Dorothy Grady, director of Now “ Doc” Melcher is making recently about an increase in some funds for time polka band leader, has refused to play in application would be resubmitted when the human services, suggest, it probably is that more money in defeat than he did in substance abuse education programs. victory. He is working the same issues any establishment that serves Coors beer, plans were ready. children have become more aware of how The releases were different of course. One The 18-acre subdivision, which was pro­ they should and should not be treated. in the House that he championed on have potential role Prytko says. the Senate floor — elderly care and He says the advertisement was not was about Meotti’s 4th Senatorial District and posed to be near the Bolton and Glastonbury Furthermore, the law now requires some animal rights — but now Melcher’s offensive only to Polish Americans. one about Herbst’s'35th District. The dollar town lines, would have streets with names people who become aware of child abuse to paycheck comes from special interest “ People of all nationalities find it’s kind of amount was different, the percentages of '.like Abbey Road and Penny Lane. report what they find out. And the law groups instead of the taxpayers. in redistricting increase were different, and the names of the demeaning,” Prtyko said. □ □ □ requires police to make arrests in domestic Melcher is one of at least five Does he drink Coors beer? towns were different. Nevertheless there was a certain similarity cases when they have evidence that an assault members of Congress who left office By Walter R. Mears politically, since it would involve Yes, he does, and he has no plans to boycott about them. FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY — A score of Y last fall but stuck around Washington of some kind has been committed. taking House seats away from it yet. prominent businessmen and several officers to cash in on their connections. With The second paragraph of the Meotti release The old system, under which the police WASHINGTON — Simply put, some states and giving them to “ I feel something good’s going to come out of the Federal Housing Administration were the current ethics mood on Capitol quoted him as saying this: the question was who should be others, all on the basis of of this.'' It’ll send a message to the right present this morning on St. John Street when officer was forced to try to mediate domestic Hill, this may be the last year that the counted as a person and who, if estimates. With 435 seats in the place,” Prytko said. “ This funding is vitally important and will ceremonies incident to the start of building dispute cases when one party would not stand House members eye statehouses revolving door from lawmaker to anybody, should not. But there’s House, every representative strengthen our state and local efforts to operation of the Chamber of Commerce lobbyist spins so fast. □ □ □ behind a complaint, often accomplished nothing simple about it. gained by a state is a representa­ combat alchohol and drug abuse where it Demonstration Home were held. The new nothing more than postponing a crisis that tive lost by another. By Robert Walters handily defeated two other contend­ What has inspired all of that As it now stands, former senators The Senate voted one answer COOKBOOKS HERE - The Eighth Dis­ hurts the most — our children.” home, sponsored by the Manchester resulted in serious consequences. ers in the Democratic primary; activity? The individual motives are barred from lobbying the Senate and, in effect, invited the Su­ Opponents of the Shelby trict Fire Department’s Auxiliary’s Cook­ The second paragraph of the Herbst release Chamber of Commerce and with financing undoubtedly are as diverse as the for a year after they leave office, but preme Court to decide whether it amendment, led by Sen. Edward book is now available for $5 a copy. Members quotes her as saying this; approved by the FHA, is located on St. John The result of the new laws, in Coventry and MAYS LANDING. N.J. - Both of meanwhile Rep. James A. Courier personalities, congressional districts they can be turned loose on the House was right or wrong. M. Kennedy, D-Mass., said it was “ This fund is vitally important and will Street. just about everywhere else, is that statistics the major party candidates in this was victorious in a Republican of the auxiliary have compiled more than 200 and political situations involved. But immediately. There are no restric­ That happened because in the unconstitutional, as well as un­ year's contest for governor here in primary that attracted seven others, look grimmer than they used to. It is a growing number of representatives tions on representatives. arithmetic of congressional reap­ workable. “ The framers of the New Jersey are members of the U.S. three of them serious candidates. unpleasant to be shown figures that prove our Next year, 36 of the 50 states will find themselves miserable in a House portionment, every question be­ Constitution intended to count all House of Representatives — an Late last year. President Reagan society is not what we would like it to be. whose mood they characterize as comes complex, contentious and persons,” Kennedy said. unusual combination that apparently hold gubernatorial elections. The vetoed an ethics bill that would have surprirsingly large number of House mean-spirited, if not rotten. politically charged. The Constitution itself says the GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES But is it better to know. The greater the heralds a nationwide trend. stopped all former members of members considering entering those The Senate long has been a The point at issue in Senate apportionment of the House is to awareness, the greater the chance of Until now, the most popular form of Congress from lobbying their col­ be determined on the basis of “ the PLUS contests is approximately equal to the preferable alternative because its debate on a riew immigration bill eliminating the cause for the swelling upward political mobility pursued by leagues in the first year after they WE’RE THE TIRE COMPANY THAT GIVES YOU number weighing bids for the Senate smaller size makes it the more elite was whether'illegal aliens should whole number of free persons,” Compare these FREE services! members of the House has been to leave office. Similar bills are ripe for statistics. in 1990. chamber of Congress. But its reputa­ be counted in the process that will excluding Indians' and counting seek seats in the Senate — and a passage in this session of Congress, ^ FREE MOUNTING! ‘The Best Tire Buarantee in the Country" tion also has suffered in recent reallocate House seats among every five slaves as three per­ substantial number of representa­ and they already have the blessings of sons. That was amended after the PROTECTION QUARANTEI’** ^ In Ohio, Democratic Gov. Richard months and years. states after the 1990 census. vr FREE ROTATION! tives are positioning themselves to President Bush. F. Celeste is constitutionally ineligi­ Many politicians also note that in There could be enough of them to Civil War to pay that the appor­ ^ FREE v.°;CHANGEOVER! WORKMANSHIP MILEAGE ROAD HAZARD mi m* enter 1990 Senate races. ble to seek a third term. At least three tionment of House seats will be Congress they always will be one of But until any of those bills become shift seats away from at least five AM tires are guaranteed Selected tiree ere Selected tires are guar­ In the past, a few members of the House members — Democrat Edward based on “ the whole number of ^ FREE FLA T R EPAIR! for defects In materials guaranteed (or mileage anteed for any and ail road 435 (in the House) or one of 100 (in the law, congressional alumni will be states to Sun Belt states with hazards such as nails, House have sought governorships, but and workmanship (or the ranging (rom 20.000 to F. Feighan and Republicans Robert Senate), but as governor their power lured by the game of schmoozing for persons in each state.” 50,000 m liat depending glass, pot holes, curbs and large numbers of illegal GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICE POLICY life of tread (2/32" other potential hazards. that has never been an especially McEwen and Michael DeWine — are is unequaled in the state. dollars. Neither the original article nor I We’ll beal any current price on any tire from any I remaining). on tire. residents. I com petitor in Conn or M ass No if's, and’s or but's j popular alternative. Only four ex­ considering running for governor. the amendment mentions citizen­ *Tlree eelected may b ^ covered by one or all of tho abovo. “ The two best jobs in America are Fresh out of office, even a loser has Nobody is certain because I we'll beat the price and still give you all our free I representatives currently serve as In Connecticut, three more repre­ ship in connection with apportion­ [ services and our great guarantee. ___J president and governor,” says Rep. the perfect resume for a career as a counting illegal aliens is a hard PRESIDENT'S PLEDGE RAINCHECK GUARANTEE chief executives of their states. sentatives — Republican John G. ment, although the term “ citi­ If we don’t have the tire you want in Joseph E. Brenan, D-Maine. “ When Capitol Hill lobbyists. And the fresher thing to do, given the fact that WE HAVE THOUSANDS AND THOUSANDS OF OTHER TIRES Town Fair Tire will give you the Guar­ They are Govs. John R. McKernan Rowland and Democrats Barbara B. zens” is used in some other anteed Lowest Price on Tires PLUS stock, w e w ill try to get it to you in 7 you’re governor, you’re the conductor he or she is, the higher the salary. The they don’t want to be spotted by A VAILABLE: TOO NUMEROUS TO LIST IN OUR ADS. include all our FREE SERVICES PLUS days. If we are unable to, we will Jr. of Maine, James J. Blanchard of Kennelly and Bruce A. Morrison — ' provisions. Opponents of the back them up with the finest guar­ substitute a tire of equal or better of the orchestra, not just another big money in the lobbying game is the government. Then again, the Michigan, James G. Martin of North are positioning themselves for a amendment said that showed the antee in the industry. OUR PLEDGE: value at the advertised price. Plus musician in the back row.” made while everyone still remembers Census Bureau maintains that To Give You The Best Buy On Tires In you'll still get all the free services Carolina and Carroll A. Campbell Jr. possible gubernatorial bid if Demo­ authors of both documents The Country! and great guarantee. Brennan ought to know because he your name. not including them, and still — Netl Melien. PRESIDENT of South Carolina. All except Blan­ cratic Gov. William A. O’Neill de­ wanted everybody counted for served as Maine’s governor for the Our associate Jim Lynch and Scott coming up with an accurate 1990 iCcomami] chard are Republicans. clines to seek a third term. constitutional limit of two terms Sleek checked the traffic at the purposes of apportionment. (HHinj)'. Only two states. New Jersey and population count, would be even STEEL BELTED a l l -s e a s o n Democrats exploring such races before, in effect, trading jobs with revolving door and found plenty of But Sen. Alan K. Simpson, Steel Belted Radial ALL-SEASON STEEL BELTED more difficult. “ A census of only ums]Computeriied Radial W hitewall Radial Whitewalls Virginia, have gubernatorial contests elsewhere include Reps. Ronnie G. McKernan in 1986 — and McKernan familiar faces. R-Wyo., said the people who 1 5 S / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 4 9 1 5 5 /a O R 1 3 ...... * 4 8 Cenltrline 1SS/80R13 205/75R14. . in this odd-numbered year — but those legal residents cannot be done as 1 6 5 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 4 8 1 6 S /a O R 1 3 ...... * 8 2 Flippo of Alabama, Tommy F. agrees with him. Old Stone Federal Savings Bank of wrote the documents had no 1 7 5 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 4 8 1 7 5 / 0 0 R 1 3 ...... * 8 4 165'8 0R1 3 215/75H14. LOW PRICES! accurately as a census of all 205/75R15 races have attracted three members Robinson of Arkansas, Bill Nelson of concept of illegal aliens because FRONT-END 1 8 5 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... * 8 2 i a s / a o f l i 3 ...... * 9 7 175 80R13. “ There’s just no comparison, he Rhode Island is paying former Rep. residents,” according to Census 1 8 5 / 7 5 H 1 4 ...... * 4 8 1 8 5 / 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 8 8 18S'8 0R 13 215/75R15. - LARGEST of the House, two of whom won recent Florida, James C. Slattery of Kansas, there weren’t any in their time. ALIGNMENT 1 9 S / 7 4 R 1 4 ...... * 8 4 1 9 S / 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 8 8 18S/75R14 22S/75R1S . says. “ It’s very fulfilling to be part of Fernand St. Germain up to $500 an Bureau testimony to Congress. 2 0 5 / 7 S R 1 4 ...... * 9 8 2 0 5 / 7 S R 1 4 ...... * 8 1 195'7 5R1 4 235/7SR15 SELECTION! party primaries and will be on the 2 1 S / 7 S R 1 4 ...... * 8 8 2 1 S / 7 5 R 1 4 ...... * 8 8 Wesley W. Watkins of Oklahoma and the process when Congress addresses hour to lean on his former colleagues That came later, with immigra­ W ith the purchase ol (our new tires. After the 1980 census, the 2 0 5 / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 9 8 2 0 5 / 7 5 R 1 S ...... * 8 3 PIRELLI Tires . . . Service ballot in the November general Tim Johnson of South Dakota. major issues, but it doesn’t match the from the House Banking, Finance and tion restrictions that began in 2 1 5 / 7 S R 1 5 ...... * 9 8 2 1 S / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 8 8 70S 70HR1? ‘te i 19$ 7$HRU • n and much, much more! government estimated that there M o st 2 2 5 / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 8 3 2 2 5 / 7 S R 1 5 ...... * 8 8 16$ 75NR14 •M 20$ 7$HniS *99 TIEMPO elections. Republicans in the same position Urban Affairs Committee. 1875. ' C a rs 2 3 S / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... * 8 8 2 3 5 /7 S R 1 S ...... * 8 8 20$ 70HRI4 *tel direct impact you regularly have as were 2.57 million people in the ALL-SEASON In Virginia, Rep. Stan Parris was include Reps. James Kolbe of Ariz­ governor.” Rep. Gene Taylor, R-Mo., retired Sen. Bob Dole of Kansas, the NO PURCHASE b Jg fjl BIAS 1 Radial W.W. United States illegally. There NECESSARY A75al3 •371 G75i14 *49 1969 by NEA tnc unsuccessful in his bid for the Republican leader, said the ques­ QQZIjgSZQIUDUl E75ai4 *44 H75i1S *49 1SS/80R13 . *40 ona, Joseph R. Skeen of New Mexico, last year, but he didn’t head back to SUPRIMI All-SIA L76i1S *54 1B5/80R13 *93 were other guesses, some of them A itib e n d and M cP b tn o n Strut Ate nol tnciudrd F76i14 •47 MICHELIN XH “ The p lo t was thin, the acting was fair, but the Republican nomination. In New Jer­ Robert Walters is a syndicated tion should be put squarely to the RADIAl W.W. G75i14 *491 19S/75R144 . *99 Denny Smith of Oregon and Thomas Missouri to run his old car lot. He Town Fair does not do ropairs, so w« will not toll CUSTOM POIYJTEELW.W. 19S/7SR144 . . *99 RADIAL far higher. The government you any “ ADD ONS” aucti as balljotnis, shocks, tia 155/80R13 >38 BUDGET PRICED BIAS sey, however. Rep. James J. Florio coiumnist. 205/75R144 *90 dirty language was GREAT.'' J. Ridge of Pennsylvania. created Gene Taylor Associates. In Supreme Court. He said it is rod ands and mora. At Town Fair you pat only lha 18SGOR13. 205/7SR14..<7S 1 7 5 / 8 0 R 1 3 ...... *94 165 a O iO •371 215 75a14 *49 Whitewall made no attempt to count them atienmant . . . not tha “Estras.” ______1SS/7SR14 *92 2lS,7Sa)5 •49 205/75R15 *93 175 7SR14 . * fS 2t5y7SR1S .*15 155 7Sa14 *39 175/B0R13. .. *60 Washington, “ associates” on the unfair to count illegal aliens in 19S/75R14 . •«« 19575a14 •44 225 75i1S *91 225/75/R15. *99 out in the redistricting process; 195 75R14 *73 225/75R15 * H i o s I J s S i s *7 9 205 75i14 *491 235‘75i15 *54 235/75R15 . *73 185/80R13 *64 For those Cars That Require A Com puterized shingle means “ Lobbyists ‘R’ Us." reapportionment. “ It just does 205'75R15 *B0 235/75R15 *95 215/8SR15 !!!!!: »7e ,18S/7SR14 *67 indeed, the two previous adminis­ Four W heel Thrust Angle Alignm ent GeiiereY^ 195/75R14.*71 One of Taylor’s first client was the not make any sense,” Dole said. DOUBLE BELTED B.F. GOODRICH Open Forum trations decided that the Consti­ RADIAL W.W. 115 75R14 *fS 17S.60R13 *57 205/75R14,. *73 National Association of Postmasters “ It does violate the constitutional VECTOR ALL-SEASON 30S 75R14 H% m 7SR14 HA 215/75R15. -•77 tution required that the census 155/60R13 . 215/75R14. . STEELBELT RADIAL W.W. 30S75R1S H* Whilcwall 2 3 5 / 7 5 R 1 5 ...... *79 of the United States. They were no principle of one man, one vote.” 165/80R13 20S/75R14. 205 70H14 *77 1SS80R13 *54 21$:7SR15 *SS cover illegal aliens along with 175/60R13 . 215/75R15. 1SS/75R14 »a3 1S5 7W14 *44 225 I5R15 *11 All-SEASON RADIAL But opponents of the Shelby Rtiftads—Whittwall doubt impressed with his stint,on the 185/80R13 . 225/75R15.. 195 75R14 ‘07 20SI$R14 * U 23S7SR1S *82 BRIGADIER citizens. 30S/75R15 *97 205 75R15 *71 1SSI0R13 *39 21S/7SR14. *44 If I had not been so stunned. I would the restaurant. The corporation is to measure said apportionment 19S/7SR14 235/75R15 21S/75R15 *201 175I0R13 *39 2IS 75R15 *39 Radial All-Season Bitter irony House Post Office and Civil Service 11$ 75R14 *33 225 7SA15 *43 She’s teed off There is not likely to be any 205/75R14 . 22S/75R15 *107 W.W. Made by General repay the town, I assume, by making the doesn’t involve who votes and RIKEN HR WIDE A/S 195.'75R14 *39 33S'7SRtS *49 have pointed to the empty fairway and Committee. STRATTON 305'7Sfl14 *37 1SS/60R13 *53, 205/7SR14 *66 change in that prior to the 1990 Whittwailby a F Ooodnch 205 75HRU *S4 215 70MR15 *M facilities available to all residents and who doesn’t. Women couldn’t l i iin H in (ynll^enldJ 215 7SHRU *99 22S.70HR1S *104 165/80R13 *M | 205,75R14 *69 To the Editor; the empty second tee behind me and To the Editor: Former Rep. Hal Daub. D-Neb., 3 1 S /7 0 R U *9' UNIROYAL TIGER RAW census next spring. The Senate ■731' S T t i L ALL SEASON W.W. 215/70R 15 *ai 22S 70HRU MOa 175/80R13 *S9i 2t57SR15 *69 asked why anyone, “ beginner” or taxpayers. didn’t start his own business. Instead vote when the Constitution and BILTtD NAOUL 33S/70R15 *e ISS.I0A13 *9t 205 7SR14 *63 18S/80R13 *61 2257SR1S *73 155 • M il '« 155/80R13. *90 has passed an immigration bill 24S/70R15 *e IIS'lORIS *43 20S.7SR15 *44 1S5/7SR14 *59 235.'75R1$ *76 Perhaps many can excuse or explain the 14th Amendment were l•5•0N•l *• 16S/80R13 *71 UNIROYAL 17S.60R13 *44 21S/7SR1S *44 I am writing because I have questions otherwise, would be denied the use of the Just three days before our nation he joined Touches Ross and Co. ir&aonii ’■ 175'80R13 *79 19S/75R14 *62 including an amendment that i is i o n ii •• STEELERS W.W. 1I5 60R13 *44 335i7$R1S *43 course when he or she was not holding up away a single discourteous incident, but celebrated Independence Day, the Su­ adopted, but they always were 165 r»N1« •• 19S/7SR14 *94 US 7SRU *74 23S 7SRtS *47 about the Manchester Country Club’s Among the accounting firm ’s many *4 20S/7SR14 •99 TRAXX WHITEWALL 1IStORl3 *5« 20$7SRtS tM/75R14 *74 would cut illegal aliens from the 705 r»N U *• 19S7SRN *42 215 7SR1S anyone’s play and proceeding as quickly if I am not alone in experiencing a lack of preme Court handed down a decision on counted. Children can’t vote, but 105 *4 20S/75R1S ' 1S7/80R13 *40 EBDZbSZZCIMKiva : role in our community. I understand it is issues is Medicare —- Daub’s bailiwick 715 rt n it *7 19S/75R14 *SS 195 75R14 H i, 22S'7SR1S- redistricting numbers, but it is 215/75R15 ' STEEL BELTED WHITEWALL 775 »»R«» *r 21S/7SR1S *ea 20S75R14 *99 23S/7Sfl1S as we were. I would have asked him to hospitalilty on our public course by its abortion that makes a mockery of any they count, too. 71$ r$RI5 *7 2 2 5 /7 5 R 1 5 ...... *97 a public course, open to all residents, yet on the House Ways and Means not likely to clear Congress IISmu m n s m is ' ti point out the sign that says “ NO members and employees, it may suggest hope a young woman might have for subcommittee on health. The amendment was adopted there is no information about it at the before the next year’s national ATTENTION LIGHT TRUCK « RV • VAN • 4 WHEEL DRIVE OWNERS BEGINNERS” (there is none); but my that the administration of this recreation persobal independence. This — in a Don Bonker of Washington reco­ after the Senate voted 58 to 41 Tow n P a ir'$ O w n Chamber of Commerce nor in the Town head count. QUALITY RAISED Report. There is no sign on the premises partner was so humiliated that it was facility may not be living up to the public country that prides itself on being the vered from losing his bid for the against a move to reject it, and 56 KELLY ALL-WEATHER I CAR OWNERS WHITE LITTER RADIAL9 '^ F R E E ' MIII1I4 • IIIN t 6M • (6H6tO > 014111 m70fll3 '59 215 70R14 •79 Lsrgesi Soiection of Porfonntnco NATIONWIDE Sen. Richard Shelby, D-Ala., • IN I easier to simply leave. trust it has been given. world's leader in the battle against Senate last year by joining the Arnold to 43 against scuttling it as Light Truck Radiats 2I5 60RI3 *49 225 70R15 W hetls m the Norlheest including. of the golf course informing residents 'N O m l l proposed, and won, the immigra­ 195/75R14 . .*9« 1 235/75R15 *309 205 70R14 *49 245 60R15 60M0S.N that it is for public use. The control of the The pro, Ralph DeNicolo, told me he governmental interference! and Porter Consulting Group where unconstitutional. • to re 215 7W14 *74 23570RI5 The residents of Manchester are fine tion bill amendment that is 205/7SR15 .. .»«e 215/85R16 *139 •61640 24SSOR14 'M 255 70R1^ ‘ H ______GUAR. Shelby said that is sure to put M i l 1 ^ * course is apparently in the hands of a observed that we were holding up play, At the same time President Bush he became the latest heavyweight in 215/75R15 ., .*99 I 235/B6R16 *149 225 70R14 *74 275 60R15 *94 responsible people and each one de­ supposed to exclude illegal aliens the matter into the hands of the private group. but this was obviously not the case. visited Poland in recognition of the the law/lobbying firm. High Portormaneo serves to be treated with respect (CiMPiesi ~ l.f. 9O0KKN T/A GRAND PRIX from the redistricting process. It courts for a final judgment. YOKOHAMA PIUS APPLIANCE • WEDS * E T • CARTEC • ETOiLE * ” Polish nation’s first steps toward grant­ n FOW 8R KINO R A is e d W h ile t e lle r VSF 49 Perhaps someone feared we might, but The lawmakers-turned-lobbyists . A v a ila b le for Although I was a member pf a private Rldiii RiiM d Whitt Lttltf R ttte d Wbila L e llo n • CENTERLINE • EPSILOW • MONO • SUPERIOR wherever he/she goes in the town. I would give Secretary of Com­ WRANGLER XCH4 OUTLINt R A D I A L A / S 195 ro«i3 *71 ■■ J M O S T C A R S ing pesonal freedom to its citizens. Just “ Somebody is going to challenge WHITS LETTtRS 705'75Nlk ••• 305 60AI3 *S1 21SJ50HR13 *119 • SUPERLITI end miny ottter braidt iva iiib it .. golf club west of Hartford foreight years that does not justify the action taken. like to call themselves “ consultants.” 1 205/7SR15.. .*100 21k-7SN1» ••• Domestics A Imports wonder if I am alone in my encounter at 7)6 7»RI6 *P6 305 70A14 *71 19S/60HR14 *119 merce Robert Mosbacher the 215/75R15. -•110 215/75R15 - . *119 ASX FOR OUR LOW. LOW PRICES! j INSTALLED FREE^ Paul Rossetto. president of the Board of before that, the whole world watched in They say they simply advise people on i t ...” he said. “ Then, for the first LflftBlk AIO* 315 70AI4 *•' 215/M»*R14 *129 before moving to Manchester 10 years 225/75R1S. .*119 23S/75R1S . - *139 aaa.KkRi* *ii4 735 60R14 *41 O ^ C o m p, 10 *79 . 9 5 . ^ ^ this course, and whether you will soon be a76;6ANU *434 235/60hR14 *129 assignment of adjusting the cen­ 23S/75R15.. .M 20 • 7kiH16 k *4»» • S 704414 336 70R14 *41 Govenors, told me several days after this horror at the violent suppression of how to approach Washington. time, we will let the Supreme 706/7044 14 24S/60HR14 *129 ago, my first attempt to play our town covering this newsworthy issue in more ATX 205/7SR15*e9 XCA PkO/NIk k ‘ IS * 7 tk/7044 14 345 60R14 *41 sus figures so that illegal aliens : k kof. 14 335 60R16 *4' 235(60HR1S *134 WE USE SPECIAL MOUNTING episode that sometimes they do have a Chinese students in their plea for more What happens if Congress rips that Court of the United States decide 335/85R16 LARDEO 72k 7014 14 216 661)15 **< course was not until recently, I phoned I la z z m B0OR16.5 >66 74k.«044 14 245/60HR1S *139 ULTRA-HIGH EQUIPMENT FOR ALLOY depth? don’t count for purposes of : k<7044 lk 355 70Rt5 *iei something that we need an ATX205/7SR1S e 75R16.5 1UI0M6I5 MM 376/60R16 21S,SSHR15 *139 WHEELS AND WHEELS THAT problem with people who hold up play on control over their own destinies. lucrative career out from under their MM 736/704446 for a starting time which was readily *86 9 50R16S 7014 16 PERFORMANCE TIRES REQUIRE SPECIAL HANDLING. Yet here in the United States, which we redistributing House seats. It answer to ...” YOKOHAMA given. What my partner and I had looked this very active golf course, and that the feet? Some opponents of the idea in }t6i7Sni6 YOKOHAMA A909 DUNLOP AVON LOW PRICED TRUCK TIRES 72S/76AII < B3S2&3ZC} IPX 04Hlma Wmta l.etter Maw tor teee does not come with instructions, 61 n«. WH.I4 ALL SEASON O rig in a l K q u ip m a n t Board of Governors has sent out letters P.S. By the way, upon reading the like to think of as a bastion of freedom, Congress say fewer people will run for •S 4 I 960 16 6 » 5 75616 M i l Owibn* Whit4 Lart#/ 166/6(Mai4. .. 165,6040)14 F o r h o lla h o p e a forward to as an enjoyable morning roo >4 716 70R14 laa 70AT1 715 aHAU • • 7 60G 16 6 Sie«wlnd4f 196 70SR14 715 I5AI5 ttS ’kOHNU 196/60444114 taS/50HR14 ty* so the department would have to roo i« 195 1M<« 195,6044415______t . t t of warning. My partner and I commited Herald’s article on Twin Hills Golf the Supreme Court chose to give in to a office. Daub thinks Congress would be Walter R. Mears, vice presi­ H78 1& * e s 6 76 16 6 AM T a rra in 226 70R16 235 70SA15 115 70M14 705 40HAI5 305/60444114 155,eOHRI4 .. 4M turned out to be a very unpleasant 235 60R14 195 50Hai5 335/60444)14 760 16 •es I av QINSflAI. 1 215 60$R14 705 70R14 YOKOHAMA AVSA • 156,60HRt5 4M figure out how. . RACIAL > 306:75411 245 60R15 I 33S760SR15 715 70NI4 I95/60HX1S no such “ crim e” and received no such Course (in Coventry) on June 30, we vocal minority to limit a woman’s right better off letting the alumni lobby, but dent and columnist for The A L L a iA S O N 20S/60HR15 experience. LR76 16 «SB I 6 60R16 6 215/75A15 305/60HR15 21S/70VR1S 4|7. 336/76R16 •■a I 6 76R16 6 3)5 75R15 M aw to r I B M 3I5/60MI)15 letter. These letters apparently only go decided to play there. It was truly as to choose abortion, to direct her own life. forcing them to reveal more about Shelby’s amendment says only Associated Press, has reported 336/66R16 •S4 I L335.I5R16 « l65/tOVf)l4 15S/S0VR15 4125 On the first tee, we were immediately I95,«0VRI4 QI6LAVEO 325/50VR16 . 44>a enjoyable as your reporter suggested. Particularly disturbing is that this on Washington and national polit­ 196/60VR15 < I6S/60H4)14 the center of curiosity for the members to “ members” . their businesses. that the secretary is to “ make 'Conooiiaa) 305 60VN15 I65/60HI)14 CoiitInrnIdl 3lt/60V6l5 195/60H4)15 C H B 1 C V 5 1 I was angry at what happened, How ironic that a privately-owned decision will bear most heavily on poor The disclosure requirements for such adjustments in total popula­ ics for more than 25 years. 305,55VRI6 195,’60T4)15 iDIOMAi) >ta assembled ,there. 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But if Melcher’s dures as the secretary deter­ EMERGENCY 305/60HR13 4, QRAND PRIX the critical atmosphere, I instructed my , e s o R i e . s ...... 4 i a e R ia D ia iO N tPONTS CAN 6TEBL 6FORT6 TIRES 315/I0VR1S i i M )I6/50HR14 .1 16I/60SRI4 3 1 b 11.BORIS . *139 KZX BELTED HADIAL6 1255R12 *34i175R14 *< 335,-60VRI5 .»m m /6U5R14 Rossetto that the club reach out to bitter irony! first-year ledger is any indicator, the mines feasible and appropriate” Fire — Police — Medical MXL 33S40VR15 166/50HR14 44 4B partner to take only two more fairway I 33x12.BORIS . . •149 l$$f)12 *38 1IS,6$R1$ *99 I55R12. 175/70R13 *44 IS5R13 *35 175/70R13 *44 306/50HR14 .4|a 195/6054)19 1ISR13 *34 1IS/70R13. *45 m/502R15 .|M 305,6061)15 3 0 5 / 7 5 R 1 S ...... • S a 14$SR13 *48 17$/70R13 *94 155R13 1I5/70R13 *53 309/I0ZNI5 «tM 22S/60HRI4 . ..ZZ shots. When we reached the green I encourage young players and he claims money looks good to political junkies to keep illegal aliens from being 3 1 6 / 7 S R 1 5 ...... •a« 1I5;70R14 *M 105R15 *411 105/70 R14 *45 tt8/50HRI6 *i'y Elizabeth K. Brown 1SSSA13 *49 1I$'70R13 *96 10SR13 305,5531)15 4 | M g r a n d SPIRIT HRX V.B. Street 2 3 S / 7 S R 1 S ...... *93 19S/70AU *54 306/66ZI)16 IS M 30S/50HRt6 . *«24 Ll a I j 16SSR13 *91 ia$70R14 *57 1S5R15. Fam ous Makar Blackwall putted but my partner didn’t and we they do. I have heard nothing of such a 68A Sycamore Lane who don’t want to go home. Melcher counted in congressional DIAL 911 I6SSR1$ *99 19S 70R14 *55 I75R14. DUNLOP EP ALL SEA. 235'50ZRlf .RZ 3 )6 /6 0 V H 1 6 ...... *146 275 Knollwood Road KELLY ALL-WEATHER 155SRI2 . *46 17$/70R13 *64 345.5031)11 .•> • M9,60HHI3*66 195 60H4)l5*rt lS(FG90066 206/50HR18 WRANORR All-Terrain 1I$R13 *54 190/68R390 ...... *101 30S/60HR15 ' 4,1? 19$/70SR14*91 195/6544414 •66 I H 6044RU 64 336/60HRI4 . 316/60HR1S .1IB (Volume 417, page 544) reassures me back in Montana. ORAHD PRIX RVT b y O a n a ra l 17S/R14 *74 1$SSR12 *39 1I$5R14 *59 ...... *127 ‘ 95.65441)15 *66 1M,60H4)15 *66 , foursome ahead of us putted out, this was y h ii th NM It l>A 3095091$ *145 20$'70R14*119 200/60R390 . 245/60HR19 10 15 •94 3t )0S0f)t$ *153 30 9 $0ms *133 1l$iR14 *79 1$$8R13 *49 trS/70R13 *57 220/8SR390 ...... *139 •104 175/70R13 *77 1I5;70R13.*51 Oameesmif 2S6,60HR16 . not the case on the second green. Oifr tee that “ all members and occasional 1 1 ,1 8 ...... 311) $04)16 *173 3110$0R1$ *115 16$SR13 *56 16S/50VR16 Mia 12.15 •119 165SR18 *57 1I5/70R14.*65 MICHELIN TRX .MH:n«!:ixoT H B 7 1 206,sovnio 4 ,S a BRIDGESTONE r a i s e d Black Lmnara players shall have equal rights to the 14i358 15 •179 YOKOHAMA 175SR14 . .*55 l9S/70Rt4.*56 158/70R368...... *91 226/SOVR16 .2 0 * shots onto the second fairway were good 1S5R13 *531 17570R13*99 "?* 705 S5VRI$ q u 335/60HA14 .. a s 15/318.18...... •119 15S/68R369 ...... *109 246/50VRI6 •119 22S/7SR18 ...... *139 TOYO ALL-SEASON 199/60H4I16 M M 26S/50VR16 .2M course” and that the property is leased to 1 2 /1 6 .5 ...... •149 160/68R350 ...... *111 (no w iffs!) and we were relieved to be Mini-editorial *199 30a9 80R15 PlRELLI-3, P-44 Z15 and 7ia 316/6044R15 m 36 AVANTI PIZZA 14/368.16.5. 31x10 80R18 •149 190/58R390 ...... *121 •209 16SSR13 *49 155R13 ...... * ta I'XFQoodrtch this corporation “ for the purpose of 18/368 16 8 31x11 50R18 •197 300/60VR390 ...... *191 MICHELIN MXV YOKOHAMA out of sight of the hostile host. (We were, 17a4016.8 •279 178/70R13 ...... *50 185RI3 ...... •69 ...... *131 lt5/60HI|t4 H "AVr* ULTRA COMP, r/a 'i 33X12.S0R18 •199 ...... • ta 320/58R350. •5 60VRI) ' .,a o 9 President Bush's much-needed pay 15S/SRI3 ...... '4 9 17S/70SR13 196/66444)14 27i580SR14 ...... *119 230/59VR3M ...... *199 h i -pirformanci 9S,60V6I5 M M incidentally, the only women on the maintaining and operating ... an 18 hole RESTAURANT/Italian Specialties M U D K IN Q A L L T B R R A tN 1IS/70SR ...... *99 188/708R13 ...... •76 196/60444)19. i< 336/60VR16 m 20S,50VRI5 • i ia raise proposal for senior government B y S.F. Qoodriet 19S/70SR14 *99 158/70SR14 ...... *06 336/60VR16 ta 25I/50V61S .141 golf course ... open to Manchester L O W P R I C M O YO KO HAM A 346/60VR16 .gi course that I could see.) However, our 30 950R18...... •124 ttS/70SR14 ...... »79 HR A LL-6B A 60N 325/60V6I5 .T m officials includes a proviso that may 31 10.10.80R15 ...... •129 “MOM»TKR*‘ TIM S n lK E N •RID088TONI HP41 345 S0V4)16 t f M G O O D Y E A R C O R S A O T 175/70HAI3 *55| m/70HI)14*1l 1 M /5 0 H R 1 S ...... *90 RIKEN ALL-SEASON pleasure ‘was short-lived when an residents.” It is not and never has been, 31.1 2 8 0 R 1 8...... •149 175/IOHR13 *M| l95i70H8l4 *74 sound foreign to bureaucrats — a 1I5/70HRI3 *07 30SjrOOHHU*44 185/50R13...... ‘ 64 II5/701M13 *tt 205/70HR14*tOt 3 0 S /M H R 1 5 ...... *99 I^ ^ I4 •ft.22Si«04HM *111 KELLY CHARQ8R as some residents may think, designed to Introducing Boltons premier pizza restaurant. MICHELIN XCH4 1I5.70MRU rfOl 178/70R13- ...... *64 tlS/70Hllt4.*4l| 21B/80HR1S...... *102 *103 IISAOWnS *tN 66/60HRI6 4|« eipployee approached us near the second 319/6SH R1S...... a n t *IM 30M0MI5 *117 208/60HRt6 *438 performance review every three NH5f)15 *1391 33 II50R15 *111 226/60HR16. *135 green and told us we must leave the be an exclusive club. 31 10 50815 * 1 ll| 331250A1S *119 }IS.NHRl4 .*lt| 3t5,50HRI5 *tt| years for employees to prove they Let us stimulate your taste buds while course because my partner was a At the town hall, I also learned about a really deserve a raise. Now, that’s a enjoying our relaxed atmosphere. Located “ beginner.” lawsuit pending against the town regard­ TOW N FAIR TIRE CENTERS TIRt SPECIALISTS J ing the current administration of the golf novel concept. The protectors of the diagonally across from Manchester Drive-In. status quo were quick to come up with LET’S HEAR YOUR COMMENTS. COMPLAINTS OR COMPLI­ course. I found a single article about the Full service menu Lunch & Dinner 7 days a MANCHESTER VERNON M E N T S . . in order to help le rv e you better — if you h iv e i plenty of reasons why it’s a bad idea. EAST HARTFORD com m ent or ju il went to t ilk to us ib o u l our o perition: suit in the Herald during the last week of week. 10% discount for Seniors. Present this ad 328 Middle Tpke. West 295 Hartford Tpke. C o n tsct or write: NEIL MELLEN. President Mmtiifster June, but no investigative articles But only people with cobwebs between 467 E. Main Street (Localtd In Hit K-Mtrl Shopping Ctr.) TOWN FAIR TIRES (aoroee (rom Kentucky Fried Chloken) V \ •> f Id Honeyapol Kd., 6Iralford, CT 064B7 8 regarding this matter, which seems to be their ears will object to the idea of for 1 dollar off any large pizza thru 7/31. (looalvd In tlw WirahouM Food* Plat) ' ' 1 Call TOLL FREE 1-600-972-224S ' Fo u m M in 1M 1 646-8227 872-2060 an important issue. If my information is making public servants earn their 569-8710 FENNY M. 8IEFFER T...... Publisher raises. (Rt. 44) 299 Boston Tnpk., Bolton, CT ©TOWN FAIR TIRES, INC. 1989 OEOnOE T. CHAPPELL ...... Editor correct, the corporation grosses about a ALL STORES OPEN MON., AND THURS. 8:30-7 • TUES., WED., FRI. 8:30-6 » SAT. 8:30-4 million dollars per year while leasing the 643-0299 MARIE P. OBADY...... City Editor facilities for only $25,000. This includes Jack Anderson and Dale Van AUa ALEXANDER OIRELLI .... Associate Editor the course, the concessions, the bar, and are syndicated columnists. 9 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20 1989 Walkout Courage Zone 8 ‘Big Three’ hit the homestretch From page 1 As the American Legion baseball season winds Pnef 109 enntineent Just down a game in the loss down, the battle for the Zone Eight title rests olumn to South Windsor, it is a must win for Assuming Manchester beats South Windsor and J squarely on the shoulders of members of three Manchester, as is its showdown with East Hartford East Hartford, the following could occur: If gathers for jobs. She took a job at a She was also a social worker at teams — East Hartford. South Windsor and Wednesday at Ray McKenna Field. Manchester’s Manchester ended the season tied with South Vermont hospital as its only Rockville General Hospital, but defending champion Manchester. regular season is scheduled to end Aug. 2. Windsor, it would win the Zone inasmuch as it won social worker, a job which gave she decided she needed to spend Each Zone outing now is crucial with no room left Jim Tierney A couple of interesting scenarios have surfaced two of the three head-to-head meetings. If her a wide variety of experiences more time with her 21-month-old for error. for Manchester in these final two pivotal weeks of Manchester ties with East Hartford, it would lose support in dealing with people. daughter, Meagan. South Windsor and East Hartford are tied for 1 j Legion play. If Post 102 is to come away with the the Zone title since it would have dropped two of the “They refused to accept my first place in the Zone with identical 12-4 records Zone Eight title, in all probability, it will have to three head-to-head meetings. While she was there, she ran “I resignation,” Marshia said. NOVOKUZNETSK, U.S.S.R. Can Cope,” sessions, a cancer while Manchester is one game back in the loss defeat South Windsor and East Hartford. “Our guys are chomping at the bit,” Morency (AP) — Strikes by tens of So she opted to serve as column at 13-5, First, South Windsor has never beaten said. “We’ve got to feel confident going into the education course through the coordinator for the support thousands of miners in this American Cancer Society for Unlike last summer, there will be no Manchester at home while Post 102 has never South Windsor game It’s hard to keep their minds Siberian coal region spread to group. best-of-three playoff to decide the Zone Eight has split with South Windsor and lost twice to East beaten East Hartford at McKenna Field. on one game at a time” patients and their families. Mar- Cancer patients respond well to four more of the Soviet Union's k / shia also coordinated “Reach to representative to the State Legion Tournament Hartford. “If we beat South Windsor Saturday and East Just a week ago. it appeared Manchester was out coal fields. Tass reported today. Marshia, knowing she has faced which will be held at Palmer Field in Middletown Manchester has Enfield to thank for rallying for Hartford next Wednesday, we’ll still have to get of the race after its dreadful loss at Rockville. Now, u Recovery,” a group which helps the disease and beaten it, she The official news agency said women who have undergone from Aug. 8-13. a 6-5 win over South Windsor Wednesday night help from someone,” Manchester coach Dave Post 102 is very much in the thick of the Zone Eight coal miners in Vorkuta in the far said. mastectomies to recover. “There’s a bond there with The regular-season winner will be the Zone Eight which tightened the already heated race among Morency said. “But we’re going to have to do race as the ‘Big Three’ battle down the north, the Don River city of Zone Eight’s ‘Big Three.’ something we’ve never done before, beat East And Marshia also helped create people who have had cancer,” champ. A three-way tie is a possibility, one which homestretch. Rostov in southwestern Russia Zone officials would surely like to avoid. Each of Saturday’s makeup game between South Hartford at McKenna. This group of 18-year-olds and the Ukrainian industrial the American Cancer Society’s Marshia said. “I don’t think Can-Surmount program, where poeple can really understand the nine Zone Eight teams plays the other eight Windsor and Manchester at 5 p.m. at East Catholic has never beaten East Hartford at McKenna We’ll Jim Tierney is a sports writer for the Manchester center of Dnepropetrovsk walked takes on tremendous importance, especially for the have to keep one streak alive (against South Herald. out Wednesday. cancer patients are matched with unless you’ve been there. You three timeseach during the summer. Manchester Miners in the Karaganda re­ cancer patients suffering from have to face reality that this thing gion in Soviet Central Asia today the same type of disease for is growing inside of me and you refused to work, Tass said. By support. really don’t have any control.” iflaiirlirBlrr Hrralt'i evening, 14 mines in the region, She moved to Connecticut in She encourages patients to be home of the country’s third- 1982 and earned her master’s positive about the disease. Section 2, Page 11 largest coal fields, were reported degree in social work from the “You’re a person with cancer. at a standstill. University of Connecticut in 1984. It’s not like the cancer has you,” Thursday, July 20, 1989 Tass said their demands were She worked at Meriden- Marshia said. Wallingford Hospital as a social Marshia experienced a scare in SPORTS similar to those of striking miners in the Donetsk and Kuznetsk coal worker and co-facilitated two “I 1985 when doctors discovered a basins, who are seeking greater Can Cope” sessions and started a tumor under her right rib cage. It local control over their industries cancer support group which is turned out the tumor was benign. and better wages and living still active. Marshia said she had a good conditions. feeling the tumor was not cancer. Marshia also worked with the “I felt too good overall,” Chisox Boston Kuznetsk, in western Siberia, physically disabled at the Easter Y Marshia recalled. and Donetsk, in the Ukraine, are Seal Rehabilitation Center in the country’s two leading coal Although she knows all too well Meriden and served as a social the disease could reappear at any basins and the strikes amount to worker to a hospice program in the country’s worst labor unrest time, Marshia’s attitude prevents hammer is back Meriden sponsored by the Visit­ her from thinking it will. since the 1920s. Novokuznetsk is a ing Nurses Association. major city in the Kuznetsk “I certainly know in the back of X"' region, where the strikes began 10 She presently heads a cancer my mind it could, but I’m just days ago. support group at Rockville Gen­ very positive,” Marshia said. Yankees on track The government has acknowl­ eral Hospital which meets twice “I’ve been through it. I’ve been monthly and also ran an “I Can tested. I have a mission. I can do edged that living and working CHICAGO (AP) -TheChicago Bv Charles Richards conditions for miners in the Cope” course last year. some good.” ^ 4 . White Sox are on a roll, even The Associated Press regions are abysmal and has though they remain mired in the m ade general pledges of AL West cellar, and Manager Jeff ARLINGTON. Texas - Mike improvements. Torborg is enjoying the team’s Boddicker was on track, and 'Tass reported Wednesday that Scrutiny longest winning streak since Charlie Hough wasn’t. some miners in Siberia had ..<0e From page 1 September 1987. The result was a 4-0 victory by returned to work after the go­ ■The White Sox hammered the m the Boston Red Sox over the vernment made pay concessions. New York Yankees 11-5 Wednes­ Texas Rangers on Wednesday The government also has prom­ day night to remain undefeated ' i- '< night, in a game played in ised to send extra meat, butter, operated, provided the minority But the assistant attorneys with a 6-0 record after the All-Star temperatures that stayed at 93 sugar, tea, leather shoes, furni­ business restrictions are lifted, general warn that demonstrating break. degrees or higher. ture and cars to relieve shortages The Assoclafed Press the memo said. the discrimination “may be quite But the nightcap of what was Boddicker’s fourth straight win in the region, the Communist time consuming and difficult to “A race-neutral program of supposed to have been a twi-night broke Boston’s four-game losing Youth League newspaper Komso- SURVIVOR — An air corpsman carries a a United DC-10 at the airport in Sioux make.” double-header at Comiskey Park streak and dropped Hough to 5-11. state financing, or waiver of Connecticut enacted a set aside molskaya Pravda said today. child injured in the crash W ednesday of City, Iowa. bonding requirements for all was rained out after four score­ his worst record ever for 20 But the newspaper and Tass program for small contractors in less innings. The game will be starts. small contractors is constitu­ 1977 and modified it in 1982. reported more disturbances in tional,” the memo states. made up only if it has a bearing on "He pitched like the Boddicker the Ukraine. Komsomolskaya Generally, it requires state agen­ the pennant race we all knew,” Boston manager Pravda quoted a communist Crash The set aside program also can cies to award 25 percent of all But the heavy rains could not Joe Morgan said. “He missed a official in the Donetsk city of be maintained for those minority contracts to small contractors, dampen Torborg’s joy in what few fastballs. but he didn’t make Makeyevka assaying, “Thescale From page 1 businesses that can demonstrate and of that, 25 percent must go to has otherwise been a bleak many mistakes” of the strike is growing. Practi­ past discrimination, and private minority businesses. In other season While Boddicker, 8-7. was giv­ cally all the coal enterprises of “entities” guilty of discrimina­ words, about 6.25 percent of each “When you get on a roll, things Reginald Pinto/Manchetter Herald ing up only three hits in the 6 2-3 the city have stopped work” field, said Mitch Quirin, company in the corn field, which was beside Colo., said when the pilot told his tion can be denied state con­ contract must be awarded to go in your favor,” Torborg said. innings he worked. Hough was Miners in Vorkuta, Rostov and vice president. the unused runway. passengers to brace themselves tracts, grants and other business, minority businesses. “This game is a strange game,” WELCOME HOME — Manchester Post 102’s Neal inning of Wednesday night’s Zone 8 clash with Windsor shelled from the start. Dnepropetrovsk all walked off Four miles away. Phil Jahde Officials from the National for a rough landing, she turned to the memo states. Connecticut also operates a On Wednesday, the White Sox Schackner, right, has a welcoming committee meet him at East Catholic's Eagle Field. Schackner drove in four Wade Boggs. Danny Keep, the job on Wednesday. Tass said. found three pieces of the plane Transportation Safety Board her two teen-age children, took small contractor’s revolving loan had 14 hits, including three by at home plate after hitting a two-run homer in the fourth runs in Manchester’s 13-4 victory. Mike Greenwell, Dwight Evans In Vorkuta, strikers sent a scattered in their cornfield. Phil were at the scene late Wednesday their hands and said: “I love you. “After at least considering, a fund and a surety bond guarantee former Yankee Dan Pasqua and and Kevin Romine all picked up letter to the Kremlin asking for an Jahde said one piece was a to begin an investigation. I love you.” possible exhausting race-neutral program for small contractors two by Carlton Fisk who drove in first-inning singles for a 3-0 lead. ■’urgent resolution of the sharp 6-foot-long metal band, engraved The plane was flying southwest Ms. Hardman said she had been remedies, where government that set aside 25 percent of their four runs with a three-run homer, Then Greenwell hammered a economic and social problems of ENG 2. as it approached the airport, and on her way to Chicago for a possesses evidence of actual funds for minority businesses. the 329th of hiscareer, and an RBI 390-foot homer to rightfield in the Two smaller pieces of metal its wings rocked as it descended friend’s wedding. She said her discrimination by itself, or evi­ third. the coal sector, and also specific About 1,000 small contractors single. Legion closes in on Zone leaders problems of workers of the far had jagged edges as if they had until the craft pitched violently to husband planned to fly to South dence that its spending practices The loss tried the patience of “We got just enough hits in the been ripped, he said. its right, causing the right wing to Dakota, rent a car, then come to have exacerbated private dis­ are registered with the state and first inning against a clutch north,’’ Tass said. about 250 of those are minority Yankee owner George In Rostov, miners’ economic “We knew somebody was in hit the ground and sent the plane his family. crimination, it may adopt a race Steinbrenner. Manchester Post 102 has been pitcher to turn the tide." Morgan trouble if they were losing pieces into a cartwheel. The plane nose “We will go by car. We will not conscious program,” the memo businesses, according to state keeping pace with Zone Eight demands included extra pay for records. “What I’ve seen here in Chi­ said. evening and night shifts, longer like that,” hesaid. “It’s remarka­ and fuselage ended upside down. fly out of here,” she said. states. cago is wearing a little thin,” frontrunners South Windsor and Boddicker and Boston first vacations and an increase in the ble to us that he made it that far After the crash, passenger Cliff Steinbrenner said, including a 7-3 East Hartford. Now. Manchester baseman Nick Esasky were ap­ price of coal to world market back with the pieces he’s losing. ” Marshall of Columbus, Ohio, said defeat to the White Sox Monday is breathing down their necks. parent casualties of the heat. prices, the news agency reported. Nagin could not confirm that people were “sitting there upside night. A rainout spared the Following Manchester’s easy Both left the game in the seventh. In Dnepropetrovsk, which is 150 parts of the plane had fallen off. down and it began to fill up with Yankees Tuesday night. 13-4 win over Windsor Wednesday Boddicker walked Julio Franco miles from Donetsk, workers’ The plane apparently expe­ smoke.” "I’m a patient man, but our night at East Catholic, which was to lead off the seventh, then hit demands mirrored those of Do­ rienced problems earlier in the “Then God opened a hole in the bullpen stinks, and in the last few called after six innings because of Steve Buechele with one out. netsk and Kuznetsk miners. day. Ruth Dinsmore, of Mount basement and I pushed a little girl games I’ve seen our outfielders darkness, coupled with South Morgan brought in Rob Murphy In Karaganda, strikers said Laurel, N.J., said she took the out,” hesaid. “I grabbed another, overrun the ball and miss the Windsor’s 6-5 loss to Enfield, the in relief, and Murphy got Jeff they walked out to protest incom­ same DC-10 from Philadelphia to kept pulling them out until they cutoff men. Zone race has certainly heated Kunkei on a double play ball, then plete news accounts of miners’ Denver in the morning. The plane didn’t come no more.” “We should have taken care of up. struck out five in the eighth and demands in the Kuznetsk strikes, made the return trip later in the Marshall said he thought he these things in spring training. If South Windsor and East Hart­ ninth to pick up his fifth save. according to Tass. day. helped a half-dozen out. Then he the ^^STAYINGPUT?^^ we can’t do them, we should get ford are now tied for first place "I hit a wall in the seventh, and She said the plane began to ran. out there and teach them all over with 12-4 records while Manches­ I was kind of slinging the ball,” President Mikhail S. Gorba­ Then you are among the thousands of homeowners who ter is one game back in the loss chev cautioned Wednesday that leave the terminal at Philadel­ Terri Hardman of Boulder, have decided to "STAY P U r and remodel their largsit again.” Boddicker said. phia International Airport INDOW The Yankee owner did have column at 13-5. Post 102 is 21-8 •I felt fine in the sixth, but then the strikes could imperil his single investment - their home of J-ld-15 or more years. overall and will host Ellington in reforms, saying there were re­ shortly after 10 a.m., when Our total exterior remodeling concept will protect your words of praise for Torborg, a I got tired all of a sudden. It might “everything sort of shut off.” The EMERGENCY former New York coach, credit­ a Zone game Friday night at 5:45 have been the heat. ports of railway workers being place investment while adding value to it at East Catholic. Windsor drops urged to strike. plane taxied back to the terminal, Fire — Police — Medical ing him with “doing a nice job of “Joe asked me how I felt... and He said that andif labortrouble where it sat about 15 minutes for turning things around for the to 8-10 in the Zone. I said I didn’t have a lot. It turned spreads, “we may have to take repairs. DIAL 911 White Sox." Neal Schackner cracked a out good because Murph needed such extreme measures that it In Sioux City, searchers were In Manchester STAYING PUT’* SPECIALS Torborg recalled that not too two-run homer over the left one pitch and got a double play.” will hurt what we’ve been doing” hampered in efforts to find bodies long ago he and his coaches were center field fence in the fourth Hough battled into the fifth wondering whether they had inning, doubled, scored three inning, giving up four more hits. to overhaul the economy through VINYL REPLACEMENT, Give any size room the feeling of' runs and drove in four runs to greater attention to free-market overestimated the young arms on The Red Sox got only two hits WINDOWS increased space...at a fraction of the the White Sox pitching staff. pace the Manchester contingent. the last 4 1-3 innings off relievers mechanisms. Keith DiYeso doubled twice and He did not elaborate. 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C H R IS T M A S 1 By Lorry SIddons birdie round, including one with a American Fred Couples was on temperature in the upper 70s, The Red Sox activated out­ sandwiched between four-lane •TOP SOIL SAT 9:00-4:00 r Boston. sections that were created when DOLLS FOR 1989 place in-homc estimate CALL TODAY The runs came off Lee Guetter- The Associated Press 20-foot putt on the final hole of the the course at 3-under after a early starters found different fielder Jim Rice from the 21-day •FERTILIZERS SUN 9:00-2:00 birdie-4 at the 11th, the storied conditions as the tournament got improvements were made to HAVE ARRIVED k man, 2-3, who was on in relief of Royal Troon Golf Club course. disabled list after the game. Rice 5 EAST STREET ramps for Interstate 84, which NEW BRITAIN. CT 649-4533 or 1-800-322-5501 starter Clay Parker. TROON. Scotland — Two-time “To win here at almost 50 — Railway hole. under way. has been out with a Irane chip in runs just north of the road. Fisk put the game away in the champion Lee Trevino, waving that would be just unbelievable,” U.S. Open champion Curtis The parched course, baked his right elbow since June 2. 8 Taylor said the latest estimates eighth with his three-run homer away jetliners and putting like in he said. "I don’t know what I’d do. Strange was another stroke back rock hard by a hot and virtually To make room on their rosters, VnTNER’S GARDEN CENTER off Dale Mohorcic. days past, took the early first- I may never go home.” at 70. He could have been closer rainless summer, was softened the Rangers optioned outfielder for the work come out to little but became annoyed with photo­ by an overnight rain. Skies were more tfuiii the 92,2 million autho- 1 TOLLAND TURNPIKE • ShowrooallMni Yankee manager Dallas Green round lead in the 118th British A shot behind was Philip Sammy Sosa to Oklahoma City of said he’s not very happy with his Open today. Walton of Ireland, with a 69 after graphers and missed a 14-foot overcast as the round began, the American Association and the rfaed for file project. But, he said, SatHTday f aja.-3 m b . putt for par at the 14th hole. although the sun was out by the the itete bee been fettlng favora­ 649-2623 pitchers who have given up 18 Trevino, who will be 50 in bogeying the I8th. Walton never Red Sox optioned outfielder Car­ runs in the last two games against December, was in the clubhouse has won in 5>A years on the PGA After three days of practice los Quintana to Pawtucket of the ble recently, party because undercloudless skies with See TREVINO, page 18 of a moratorium on public works MANCHESTER — VERNON TOWN LINE the White Sox. at 4-under-par 68 after a six- European Tour. and the International League. in Maisachusetts. 9 12 — MANCHESTEH HERALD. Thursday, July 20, 19«9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20, 1989 - 13 No. 1 selection Rozelle mends some fences in NFL

By Dave Goldberg A1 Davis, to review the material developed by the search committee J The Associated Press has hearty tale that had recommended the 62-year- SCHAUMBURG, 111. - Pete Ro­ old Finks. zelle, whose genius in nearly 30 years Included on the new committee are WARRENSVILLE HEIGHTS. “We had watched him play, and as NFL commissioner has been an Wellington Mara of the New York Ohio (AP) — The top pick in the my people thought he was the best ability to steer 28 cantankerous Giants and Lamar Hunt of the Kansas Major Indoor Soccer League’s player in Wichita,” Hamilton millionaires onto the same path, may City Chiefs, co-chairs of the original college draft understands the said “Then they said, ‘By the have saved the best for last. committee; Mike Lynn of Minnesota interest in the transplanted heart way. he had a heart transplant.’ I On Wednesday. Rozelle apparently and Ken Behring of Seattle, two of the he received from another soccer thought they were kidding me. mended what he called “perhaps the 11 who blocked Finks’ election, and 'A player, but would rather talk “We didn’t want the press to deepest division we’ve ever had” by Davis and John Kent Cooke of the about his athletic ability. think we were taking him as a putting together a committee that Washington Redskins, both of whom Simon Keith. 24, was selected publicity stunt. Then he won the bridged the chasm between two voted for Finks on the first two ballots. U by the Cleveland Crunch as the most valuable player in the warring factions. The new group will Despite Rozelle’s pledge that they first pick in the draft July 8. He all-star game.” likely find a new commissioner before will recommend more than one has a heart transplanted from a The heart transplant was ne­ the season opens Sept. 10 and allow candidate, it probably adds up to 17-year-old who died of a brain cessary after a cold Keith had in Rozelle to retire to San Diego, as he Finks again. aneurysm while playing soccer in 1984 developed into viral myocar­ has planned to do since March. ditis, an inflammation of the ' Even Lynn, one of the dissident Wales. The new commissioner? leaders, was publicly for Finks until Keith celebrated the third heart muscle, It seems likely to be the man who anniversary of his transplant the Keith was a two-time all­ has been the favorite all along and the day before the July 6 meeting, conference selection at UNLV. whenheand lOothersdecidedthe “old night before the draft. In a who was just three votes short of the 19 guard” committee had gone too far in collegiate all-star game at Wi­ The only problem Keith said he needed for election on July 6 — Jim had in Las Vegas was caused by nominating just one candidate and chita, Kan., Keith scored a goal, Finks, the president and general talking contract with him. Asked had two assists and was selected his pacemaker, which would kick manager of the New Orleans Saints. on when his heart rate dropped Wednesday if Finks remains a viable most valuable offensive pla.ver. “I think Finks is very strong right candidate. Lynn replied: “Oh. yes.” below 55 beats a minute. He still now.” said Victor Kiam of New Keith, a forward, plays down uses the pacemaker. England, one of the 11 owners who This is the first committee assign­ the transplant, saying many “I’ve had a lot of problems with ment in 12 years for Davis, who since The Atsoclated Frets blocked Finks’ election on the first 1977 has been feuding in and out of people receive them regularly. the pacemaker,” he said. “It two ballots. “I think a lot of the owners He said he would rather be known would come on in the middle of JUST THINKING — The Mets’ Keith court with the rest of the league over that voted against liked him as a his team’s move to Los Angeles from for his athletic ability. the night and I’d have to do Hernandez watches Wednesday’s 8-2 candidate, they ju.st didn’t like the ‘Tm proud to be myself,” he jumping jacks to get my heart Oakland. Davis could be the key win over Houston at Shea Stadium. process.” because he wants “a football man.” said at training camp Wednes­ rate back up so I could sleep.” The new committee, which Rozelle day. “I’m a soccer player first.” Keith said he is looking forward Hernandez reinjured his right knee in a which is what Finks is. Over the past said would recommend “several” 30 years he has turned losers into George Hamilton, chairman of to playing with Cleveland’s ex­ siide home Tuesday and the knee later candidates — Finks doubtless among the Crunch, indicated he was winners at Minnesota. Chicago and Y pansion team and said he’s ready stiffened. An arthrogram was scheduled them — is the result of 12 hours of New Orleans. impressed with Keith’s perfor­ for the quicker, faster indoor for today. Hernandez recently returned intrigue that included: mance on the field. style of play. to the lineup after fracturing his kneecap — Meetings involving Rozelle and “Football is as important to A1 The Aiioclated Frees at at least eight of the dissidents. Davis as anyone in this league.” a May 17. — The dramatic resignation — circumspect Finks said after the FIX IT MAN — NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle ponders a Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald almost immediately rescinded — of committee was named. “I don’t think question from reporters Wednesday in Schaumburg, III., after Mets moundsmen Cleveland’s Art Modell. the one-man they put him on it because he’s that appointing aa new search committee to replace him as head of R E A D Y T O G O — Moriarty Field, the baseball diamond at action. A paved blacktop parking lot is scheduled to be television committee the past 27 popular. I think they recognized his the league. the Mount Nebo complex on Spring Street, has completed before Labor Day. IN BRIEF years. ability.” undergone extensive renovation and is now ready for — Public disavowals on the meeting Along with Rozelle’s intervention, add some punch Locals at Nutmeg Games room floor of at least three of the 11 the dissident balloon seem to collapse Monday night and left before things But with Lynn, perhaps the most dissidents — Kiam. Jerry Jones of as well through the absence of some of started, and Denver’s Patrick Bowlen respected member of the group, on WILLIMANTIC — There are a number of Dallas and John Shaw of the Los its leaders. left at mid-afternoon Tuesday Hugh the committee, the absentees seemed By Ben Walker Manchester athletes who are participating in Angeles Rams. Philadelphia's Norman Braman Culverhouse of Tampa Bay, whose irrelevant Kiam said he was sure The Associated Press several sports at the first Nutmeg State Games The result was a new commissioner was on vacation in France and never dissent was based on his anger at Braman would agree with Rozelle’s NL Roundup Moriarty Field ready for action taking place here and at several sites selection committee appointed by appeared for the meeting, San Fran­ Mara. Modell and Pittsburgh’s Dan action. And Mara pointed out: “They NEW YORK - Darryl Straw­ throughout the state. Rozelle that combines disparate cisco’s Edward DeBartolo Jr met Rooney — all members of the old all had representatives there and they berry and Glenn Davis are By Len Auster on the renovated field Monday $60,000 lighting system installed delight of outfielders, has also Among the Manchester athletes participat­ elements, including one-time pariah with most of the other dissidents committee — also wasn’t present all voted for the new committee.” supposed to hit. But David Cone Strawberry’s 20th home run and three hits by Mackey Sasser AAanchester Herald night at 6:30 when it hosts along with chain link fencing been installed. ing are Kari Barrera, Ben Berte. Meg Berte. and the rest of the New York Mets Ashford. Two Pony League teams enclosing the diamond for the Jen Brindi.si. Jo.shua Crowther, Matthew pitchers, too? helped the Mets stay on the right The slope in left field, remins- track as they moved within three There’s going to be one more are slated Tuesday at 6 p.m. when first time ever. The most recent cent of the slope at the old Crosley Denis, Brian McAndrew, Kaydeeand Danielle Cone tossed a four-hitter and ba.seball diamond available for the Mets and Pirates square off. work was started sometime in the Robenhymer, Karen Rattanakoun. Rich Pre- Tour de France will be a race to the wire contributed a run-scoring single games of NL East-leading Field in Cincinnati, has also been Montreal. use come Monday as Moriarty That will be followed at 8 p.m. by fall. First course of action was eliminated. A retaining wall in netta and Kevin Tedford in soccer; Daria Wedne.sday night as the Mets Field, which has been undergoing a Twilight affairbetween Moriar- installation of a water line from Lupacchino and Julie Smart basketball; Gary By Salvatore Zanca minutes behind by the time the Tour left again roughed up the Houston “This team has always left field will also be built just Luxembourg and entered Belgium on July 3. bounced back from adversity. renovation work since late ty’s and Society for Savings. Charter Oak Street to the water and Melanie Litrenta and Meredith Meduski in The Associated Press Astros 8-2. March, will once again be availa­ Colt League playoff action will treatment plant on Spring Street outside the outfield fence. “A water skiing: Erica Smith and Diana Frese in Of the three, LeMond should feel most confident, In the last 18 games. Mets We’re not all the way back this that hadtobe buried under part of retaining wall is needed beause despite losing the yellow jensey this year for the year, but I liked the way we came ble for games. dominate the field Wednesday there’s a five foot drop right gymnastics: Brett and Richard Stoebel in L’ALPE D’HUEZ, France — Simply, there never pitchers are batting .341 with nine The total project, at a cost of and Friday evenings while Mori- Moriarty Field. archery: and Matt Manliguis in volleyball. ha.>t been a Tour de France like this one in 75 second time. RBls. Cone, a .126 career hitter back from the doubleheader,” behind the fence.” Carl Silver, He gained it first on July 6 when he won a time Johnson said. $250,000. won’t be finished until arty's has an important Twilight the Manchester Park and Re­ They will repre.sent North squads at the previous races. with two RBIs in 111 at-bats before Labor Day when a new League clash Thursday at 7:30 A new irrigation system was Games. Three former champions, each making come­ trial, to the surprise of many after his poor showings entering this season, is batting Jim Clancy. 5-7. retired the first installed, the infield and outfield creation Department’s superin­ earlier this year. An emergency appendectomy and 10 batters before Dave Magadan paved parking lot at the Mount p.m. against red-hot East tendent of recreation, explained. backs in their own ways, enter the final four days of 244 with three RBIs in 41 tries Nebo complex is completed. But Hartford. has 100,000 square feet of new sod, All-Star game Is scheduled competition within 115 seconds of each other. leg problems in addition to the effects of the hunting this year. singled. With two outs in the and a new 8-foot outfield fence has “That (five feet) was the differ­ After almost 1.800 miles and 78 hours of racing, accident have made him miss the last two Tours. fourth. Strawberry’s home run the baseball diamond, home for Moriarty Field was first dedi­ ence between leR field and right ‘Tve been working on it,” Cone Moriarty Brothers in the Twilight cated in July 1975. It’s named for been installed replacing a 5-foot CO’VENTRY — The Coventry Men’s Softball through three countries, in 17 stages over 19 days, He knows he will be the one to beat in the said after extending his hitting tied it at 2. high fence. The outfield dimen­ field.” League All-Stars will meet their counterparts Laurent Fignon. Greg LeMond and Pedro Delgado upcoming time trial and the final 2.5-mile stage on “1 really didn't want him to League and for Manchester en­ the late Matt Moriarty Sr., a streak to four games, going tries in the Colt Intertown and long-time contributor to count­ sions will now be 325 feet down the A commemorative plaque dedi­ from Andover on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Laidlaw — all previous champions — are battling for the Sunday from Versailles to Paris. 5- for-ll. “I needed to get better.”beat me.” Clancy said of Straw­ left field line, 326 down the right Park. “I am hopeful of gaining 30 to 40 seconds in it,” berry. “I hung a slider, and I Pony leagues, is undergoing final less athletic teams in cating the field in the name of title. Last year, the Mets had the touches this week. Manchester. field side. 361 to center field and Matt Moriarty Sr., originally For more information, directions, call Gerry Fignon retook the lead with four stages to go on LeMond said. “But over the next few days I am best-hitting pitching staff in the really helped them out.” 341 feet to the power alleys. A at 742-7692. Wednesday as he left LeMond on the final climb of going to keep an eye open for opportunities to take The Mets lead the majors with The Manchester Colt League The baseball field underwent located behind the center field National League at .196. By team will be the first one to play renovation work in 1982 with a warning track, much to the fence, will be relocated. the 17th stage to go in front by 26 seconds. Delgado is some time from the others.” contrast, the Texas Rangers’ 86 home runs, including 12 in the third 1 minute. 55 seconds back. When LeMond regained the lead last Sunday after designated hitters — guys who last 10 games. NHL appoints Lewis Fignon, the fragile 1983 and 1984 champion, has the second time trial, he said that “the ideal get paid to hit — batted just .197. Braves 3, Expos 2: No one failed to fulfill the hopes of the French people to situation for me would be to lose the yellow jersey expects the Atlanta Braves to MONTREAL (AP) — Bryan Lewis was This season, the Mets pitchers appointed as the NHL’s director of officiating succeed five-time champions Benard Hinault and and be about 15 seconds behind going into the final are hitting .191. But opponents make much of an impact in the Red-hot Carter taking aim at Mitcheil Jacques Anquetil time trial.” National League West this year. Wednesday, replacing the late John McCauley. The Associated Frees “It’s not over until Paris,” he added. are batting just .232 against the The league also pamed Wally Harris as LeMond. who in 1986 became the only American to Mets. the best mark in the league. The National League East, how­ Bv The Associated Press LOSES HIS SHIRT — Greg LeMond of win the race, rides with some 30 pellets in his side He is somewhat more relaxed now that Fignon is ever, is another story. assistant director and Wiil Norris as coordina­ the one to aim at over the next three days. Cone’s only trouble came tor of development for officials. the U.S. looks exhausted as he crosses and two in his heart lining, the result of a hunting against Davis, who hit two home The last'-place Braves, no Joe Carter is the new hottest AL Roundup accident in 1987. “There was a lot of pressure and tension that goes longer a factor in their own Lewis, 46, replaces McCauley, who died in in fifth position on the 17th stage of the with the yellow jersey.” LeMond said. “Now that’s runs. Davis became the first hitter in baseball. He wants to early June from complications from surgery. Delgado, the Segovian from Spain, started the player in Houston history to hit at divisional race, have been giving overtake the old one. Tour de France Wednesday. LeMond first stage as defending champion but last in the all on Fignon. the top teams in the NL East as “The Tour de France isdifficult; it is a high-stress least 20 homers in five consecu­ “Maybe I can catch Kevin He tied a major-league record lost his overall lead and is now in second standings, the result of arriving to the prologue tive seasons. much as they can handle these in becoming the 15th player to hit New league gets approval almost three minutes late. He was almost 10 event. You never know what is going to happen.” days. Mitchell now.” Carter said Wed­ place. Davis, who had his fifth career nesday night after the fourth five home runs in two games. He SCHAUMBURG, 111. (AP) - American multi-homer game, began the That included Wednesday set a Cleveland record, topping night’s 3-2. 12-inning victory over three-homer game of his career professional football, something of a cult sport day tied with Doug Rader for fifth helped the Cleveland Indians the four by Rocky Colavito and in Europe, is set to carve out a permanent niche place on the Astros’ all-time list. Montreal, giving the Braves two Willie Kirkland. Dolphin secondary expected victories in their three-game over the Minne.sota Twins 10-1. in the land where soccer is king. r Davis now has 130 home runs, Carter credited teammate Pete By a 27-0 vote — the Chicago Bears abstained with just 61 coming in the series with the NL East leaders. “I’ll need about five more Earlier, the Braves won two of O’Brien, who has urged Carter to — the NFL approved on Wednesday the spacious Astrodome. nights like that,” joked Carter, formation of the World League of American to be young, inexperienced ACURA four games from the New York who with 19 homers is still 13 shy be patient and to keep his back Cone, 7-5. struck out eight and foot firmly planted in the batter’s Football. For the first time, American football walked none in his team-leading Mets, another NL East of Mitchell’s major league­ contender. box. teams will be based in Europe, which over the By The Associated Press fourth complete game. He won leading total. last few years has shown signs of embracing by Cubs 4, Dodgers 0: Mike Bie- “I got away from that the first his fourth consecutive decision the game. Miami cornerback David Holmes is just NFL Roundup and has not lost since June 5. lecki pitched a three-hitter and Carter tied Lou Gehrig’s Amer­ game of the series and was ican League record for three- jumping at the ball.” he said of The only question now is when the league will a rookie, but that could be enough Schaller “I am totally pleased,” he said. Damon Berryhill capped a three- kick off its first 10-game season. Some NFL experience for the Dolphins’ defensive So is Mets manager Davey run first inning with a suicide homer games and drove in six his O-for-4 night. “I took some Manchester runs. He homered twice on extra batting practice Tuesday owners are looking ahead to the spring of 1991, backfield. of flux.” Coach Marv Levy said, singling Johnson. On Tuesday, following squeeze bunt as Chicago beat Los but Tex Schramm, the former Dallas Cowboys “We could end up with a young out the offensive line, wide receiver and an embarrassing doubleheader Angeles. Tuesday and has five home runs and got back to employing the secondary,” Coach Don Shula said Wed­ in his last six at-bats. theories,” president who will run the new league, says he defensive back as positions that are the loss to Houston, Mets president Bielecki, 9-5, struck out six and can have the 12 teams ready to play next nesday, noting first-round draft pick Louis most up in the air. “I don’t think you ever Fred Wilpon mentioned his dis­ walked one on the way to his “I thought he was going to be In other games, Chicago beat Oliver is favored to get the free safety job. say, ‘There’s our team and that’s who New 1989 ACURA second career shutout and second player of the week in one night,” New York 11-5, Milwaukee beat spring. pleasure to Johnson. The Associated Press second-year man Jarvis Williams will we’re going to play for the next six years.’ Wilpon, unlike that other New of the season. the Twins’ A1 Newman said. Kansas City 7-1, Boston beat CBA personnel in crash start at strong safety and several young > t LEGEND "L” COUPE York baseball mogul, George Giants 7, Cardinals 5; Greg Carter hit two-run homers in Texas 4-0 and Seattle beat Balti­ BIG NIGHT — Cleveland’s Joe Carter, right, is greeted by players are competing for cornerback. Cleveland Browns: Veteran running back Steinbrenner, keeps his com­ Litton hit a pinch-hit. three-run the first and third innings off more 7-0. Oakland’s game at teammate Pete O ’Brien after one of the three homers he NEW YORK (AP) — The commissioner and “When you have a young secondary, you Kevin Mack and the team’s first two draft For As Low As plaints to himself. Wilpon’s criti­ homer and Candy Maldonado deputy commissioner of the Continentai Allan Anderson, 9-9. After walk­ Detroit was rained out, hit Wednesday night against Minnesota at the tend to make mistakes in the beginning, choices, tailback Eric Metcalf of Texas cism was passed along by John­ drove in three runs as San ing in the fifth, he hit an John Farrell. 5-9, pitched a Basketball Association were among the< but they grow to become dominant,” and wide receiver Lawyer Tillman of son to the Mets, who went out and Francisco extended its winning eighth-inning solo homer off two-hitter for his first victory Metrodome. The Indians won, 10-1. passengers of a United Airlines DC-10 which Holmes. 23, said. “I think that was the Auburn, are the only players not yet in w$394?3 beat Houston 9-0 Tuesday night. streak to five games. German Gonzalez, and added a since June 26. He struck out five crashed in Sioux City. Iowa on Wednesday situation I was in at Syracuse; by my camp. The victory gave the Giants, sacrifice fly in the ninth. and walked two in his third complete game, allowing to hits Charlie Leibrandt, 5-9, gave up while trying to land, a league spokeswoman senior year, we were able to dominate Mack is in a drug rehabilitation who went 6-1 on the homestand, nine hits and four runs in 4 2-3 said. throughout the country.” program at the Clevelantl Clinic after his stock the best record in the majors at to Jim Dwyer. Commissioner Jay Ramsdeil, 25. had not B Neipsic team Brewers 7, Royals 1: Chris Bosio, innings. He has won only twice in Holmes, a fourth-round pick, was a arrest on June 28 and subsequent ’#1508 57-37. They are 20 games over .500 12 starts since May 12. been acc ;nted for early Wednesday evening, two-year starter for Syracuse. He had six indictment on four drug-related charges. for the first time since Sept. 9, 10-6, pitched a five-hitter and Mariners 7, Orioles 0: Greg but depul y commissioner Jerry Schemmel was career interceptions and as a senior broke A preliminary hearing is scheduled next is triumphant 1978. struck out eight. Milwaukee got among the estimated 125 survivors among the T revino 17 hits in snapping a six-game Briley hit two solo home runs and up 11 passes. week. It is uncertain when Mack, the Jeff Brantley, 6-0, got the From page 11 287 passengers. “He’s tough,” Shula said. “He has team’s leading runner in three of the last victory after relieving starter losing streak, its longest since Scott Bradley had a three-run “Jerry waiked away and called us but we The Neipsic Tennis Club’s homer in Memorial Stadium as played both corner and safety, and we four seasons, will be available. Trevor Wilson in the fifth inning. April 1988. have not heard anything from or about Jay,” think he has the ability to play corner. Metcalf and Tillman have not signed NO MONEY DOWN! junior team registered a 20-3 win Robin Yount stretched his Seattle .snapped Baltimore’s five- over Glenbrook of East Hartford Phillies 9, Reds 4: Ricky Jordan time the first golfers finished, and overhead. said Colleen Miller, the league director of We’re going to give him his first shot contracts, and there is little optimism that *60 Month Closed End Lease, 1st month payment, had a career-high five hits and led a wind blew across the course. When the plane has passed. hitting streak to 10 games and set game winning streak. media information. Wednesd^. Brian Holman, 4-2 since being there.” Metcalf will sign soon. security deposit of *450®®, Taxes, Reg. and D.O.C. Neipsic, 3-0, was at Minne- a four-homer barrage off Tom But if the weather and course Trevinocalmlysanka 12-foot putt a Brewers record with his 17th Pittsburgh Stealers: Quarterback Bubby New England Patriots: Michael Timpson, Additional. A purchase option is available. chaug today, Browning as Philadelphia com­ were changed, they did not seem fora birdie-2 and quickly followed consecutive stolen base, one of acquired from Montreal in the Dravecky set to pitch Brister reported to training camp and one of New England’s two fourth-round pleted a series sweep of Mark Langston deal, gave up Rtiull*; Ed Fitzgerald (N) def. Becky to be affecting the scoring. Plenty with a birdie-3 on the 15th. five steals by Milwaukee. Jim boldly predicted that the Steelers,— picks, wasn’t a star as a wide receiver at Asikalnen 6-2, Alex Eltel (N) def. Amy Cincinnati. of birdies were being recorded Trevino finished the round with Gantner and Greg Brock had seven hits in seven innings and SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - San Francisco coming off their worst season in 20 years, Penn State, But he’s going to get plenty of HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION MIzoras 6-3, Kate Chadburn (N) def. The Reds have lost eight of and scores were good. a 20-foot putt for a birdie-3 on the struck out six. Brian Holton, 4-6, left-hander Dave Dravecky has recovered so Mary Rush 7-6 (7-3), Matt Daversa (N) three hits each and Gantner stole could win 10 or 11 games. chances to show what he can do with the 9 def. R u do I Shaw 6-1; Demetruls Efas- their last nine games and 25 of None was better than Trevino, 18th, punching the air and waving home on the front end of a delayed allowed five runs and six hits in well from removal of a cancerous tumor in his “We can get a lot of things done this Patriots. tratlou (N) def. Mo Begley 6-2, Melissa their last 35 to fall to fourth place the 1971-72 British Open cham­ his blue baseball cap to the two innings. left shoulder that he may resume pitching as Daversa (N) def. Beth RacKow7-6(7-4); double steal. season. We’re not a bad football team,” he With veteran Irving Fryar and No. 1 Chris Ward (G) def. Stave Lommey 7-6 in the West. pion, who also led the first round cheering crowd. early as this weekend. ■ ■ said. “We’re not a 5-11 football team, pick Hart Lee Dykes not in camp. Timpson (8-6); Steve Blair (N) def. Chris Padres 9, Pirates 1: Ed Whitson of this year’s U.S. Masters but Walton, whose best career Giants manager Roger Craig said the we’re a lot better team than that. I thought will have a shot at displaying his skills. LIndstram 6-0; Shira Sprlnger-Dena became the NL’s second 13-game 34-year-old Dravecky is “just looking unbeliev­ Springer (N) def. Susan Conners-Beth has not won a tournament since finish on the European tour was a it would be in my best interests to be here, “Obviously, he’s not as advanced in the MIzoras 6-3; Dave Purvlance (N) def. winner and third in the major the 1984 PGA championship. second in this year’s Irish Open, ROBERT J. SMITH, inc, able. He’s much further along than we could and I'm here and ready to go.” sophisticated passing style of the NFL,” Ausfin Schenck 6-0; Jen Cion-Nancy leagues as he pitched a three- Trevino hit his stride early, coupled five birdies and one have hoped. He’s remarkably strong,” Brister, in the option year of his Patriots’ player personnel director Dick Bray (N) def. Mott Somberg-Pete hitter for San Diego. Robert J. Smith, Inc. A team spokeswoman said Wednesday that a Lescoe 6-2, Mott Rost (N) def. Monltho making birdies at Nos. 4. 5 and 6 bogey for his 4-under round. He INSURANSMITHS SINCE contract, considered not reporting on Steinberg said Wednesday. “He’s going to Shaw 6-3; Rebecca Marshall (N) def. Whitson, 13-6, is 4-0 this season before two consecutive bogeys gained strokes on the par-4 third INSIIRANSMITHS decision about when Dravecky will start time, but said, “I’m not in a financial have to learn a lot more than someone who Mizoras-Asikalnen 7-6 <$-6): Chadburn- against Pittsburgh. He did not left him l-under at the turn. pitching again had not been mode, but that he SCHALLEf^ Purvlance (N) def. Shaw-Beglev 6-1; and par-5 fourth, lost one to a 1914 position to stay away.... I thought it would comes from another school where they Meetch-Moff Daversa (N) def. Rackow- win his 13th game last season He stayed there until the 14th, bogey-5 on the ninth, then birdied was likely he would resume Sunday. That could be bad for the fans, my teammates and throw more. But he’s a bright enough kid 8 Rush 6-1; Lammev (N) def. Sal Papa until Sept. 24. the Padres’ 154th when the Trevino humor and be in a rehabilitation program, either at Class MANCHESTER 6- 4; Sombero-Lescoe (G) def. Ross-S. the par-5 11th and two par-4s, the me. who can learn those things.” Springer 6-2; Mike KleiMsh-BrIan Jones game. touch shone through. 13th and 15th. But he missed a A San Jose. Calif, or in Phoenix, the Giants’ Buffalo Bills: Buffalo, which came within One area where there’s no question (G) def. Kelly Whife-Kelly Bragdon 7-6 Whitson was given all the runs As jetliners took off from share of the lead with a bogey-5 on C la ss A A A affllialte In the Pacific Coast a game of making the Super Bowl, began about Timpson is his speed. He reached 345 Center. St. (Rt. 6), Mencheeter (7-4); Blalr-Clon (N) def. Rackow-Chrit he needed when the Padres built a 649-5241 647-7077 nearby Prestwick Airport, Tre­ the final hole. League. The spcdteswoman said the decision training camp with a number of question Undsfroflt 64; Meiltso Ross (N) def. the semifinals in the 200 meters in the U.S. Exit 60 Off 1-84 Minutes from Hartford Conners 6-3; Chodburn-Broy (N) def. 6-0 lead off Pirates starter Doug vino waved his putter to shoo Strange, playing in the three­ 65 E. C«iit«r StTM l would be made after Wednesday’s game m'arks. Olympic Trials last year and has a Chris Word-Schenck 6-1; Mott Rots (N) Drabek, 7-7, through'the first six def. Papa 6-0; S. Springer (N) def. them away, and held his fingers some ahead of Trevino, had noise Manchester, CT. against St. Louis^______"I think teams are constantly in a state personal best of 20.23 seconds. MIzoras 7-6 (7-3) innings. in his ears as they roared problems at the 14th. MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 20. 1989 — 15 14 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 20, 1989 Softball SCOREBOARD Puzzles Cartoon to show in prime time ACROSS 6 Wooden tub Answer to Previous Puzzle By Kathryn Baker Simon told a meeting of television critics that Tonighfs games 7 Those in office The Associated Press they just don’t know what America will think V 1 E W E D V 1 E N A J 1 British Navy N TV Topics of the Simpsons once audiences start getting a MPM vs. A&N, 6 — Fitzgerald 8 Requires abbreviation A N D E Y E A N N E A L LOS ANGELES — Matt Greening had been bigger dose of their darkly funny sitcom Pagani vs. F arr’s, 7:30 — Fitzgerald 9 Restore to BasebaD Calendar 4 Dye compound D 0 N N E R N A T 1 V E asked to pitch ideas for an animated antics. Police vs. L.M.Gill, 6 — Robertson NlWr?Bi9KR health 9 Fireplace shelf E N A M Y E of Middle-Americans, became such a hit on Someone wondered whether America was Purdy vs. Cox, 6 — Pagani I PajDCOTb 10 Overlook 1 N L television show before, but network execu­ 12 Dine tives didn’t quite get it. “ Ullman,” Fox is spinning them off into their in fact receiving enough cutting satire of Strano vs. Zembrowski’s — 7:30 — Pagani PUtts,NPlfe 11 Units of sound P L T E R American LeaguBstandings 13 Nary a soul (2 own series. sitcom families in Fox’s “ Married ... With Pub/MMH vs. Elks. 6 — Nike MiReWilfe Today 19 Order of K E N Y A Y E W E S “ They would say, what do you want to do?’ ’ wds.) Groening recalled, “ and I’d say, I want a Fox won’t yet say when, but sometime Children.” Simon insisted, almost maintain­ Allied vs. Mudville, 7:30 — Nike W l R f ? TWILIGHT LEAGUE - whales H A 1 R S s' L A N T Eott Dlyltlan NFLpecfcISoF 14 Uncle show with the wit and charm of ‘Bullwinkle.’ during the next season, Tracey Ullman and ing a straight face, that the Simpsons are Trinity vs. Ward’s, 6 — Keeney w L OB D’Amato Construction at Mo- 21 Be beholden to A S P 1 E H A 1 T 1 Baltimore S3 .576 15 Soap ingredient And they’d say, you don’t understand, we’re company will bid adieu to the Simpsons, the unlike the unscrupulous and conniving riarty’s (East Catholic), 6 23 Magic object N New York 46 47 .495 Hfe inafitaiKs 16 The ones here E S T F U T T E R 7V7 24 Less fresh trying to appeal to 3-year-olds. I ’d say, I do a week before they embark on their own show. Bundys and really do love each other, deep Toronto 46 41 .4B9 8 p.m. 17 Trouble E T A N E Bostan 44 46 .489 8 25 Smashes (si.) rr cartoon called ‘Life in Hell’ . Why did you want It will be the first prime-time, network down. Wednesday’s results ClevelatNl 44 4B .478 9 PisKS Friday 18 Puerto Rican C V 1 A L S C A L to talk to me?” animated series since “ The Jetsons” and Milwaukee 43 51 .457 11 port 26 Color "They don’t hate each other,” Simon said. u R E C A L CHARTER OAK LEAGUE — Awesome Audio Defrolf 33 m .363 LEGION BASEBALL — El­ L s E W A G E Producer-director James L. Brooks (“ The “ The Flintstones” in the 1960s. 19W 20 Idiots 27 English bard “ If they do occasionally strangle each other defeated CBT, 8-3, at Fitzgerald Field. Ron Watt Dlvli»on lington at Manchester, 5:45 A N o M 1 E U R A N U S Mary Tyler Moore Show,” “Broadcast “ The Simpsons” is set in the mythical w L Pet. OB 22 Building lot 28 Be mexidily or hit each other over the head, it’s just an Stomcinski led Awesome with three hits while Sean M 1 N Y A N E R R A N T News” ) knew exactly what Groening’s “ Life Midwestern city of Springfield, a burg replete Californio 54 SB .587 p.m. 24 Compass point silent impulsive act.’’ Moriarty and Paul McNamara added two apiece. Ooklond 55 .585 in Hell” cartoon was all about. with a nuclear power plant and a toxic waste Konsos City 53 41 .564 2 tellilfiv 25 Peppiest 30 Elf “ Whether they will go over, whether these 45 Additions to 50 Opposite ot dump. Bill Hill homered. Mike Stone had three for CBT Texas 50 43 .538 4>/> 29 Pertaining to 31 "I cannot tell The strip is carried by “alternative” drawn figures will go over, we don’t know,” while Bob LeBreux and Dave Welskopp chipped in Seoftle 46 47 .495 8'/> houses hate weekly newspapers around the country, such The voices of Homer, Marge and their kids, Minnesota 45 47 .479 10 dawn Brooks said. two each. Chicoeo 3B 56 .404 17 TV 32 Necessity 46 Wisecrack 51 Wide-mouthed as The Village Voice. Brooks asked Groening Lisa, Bart and Maggie, are provided by Dan 33 Of word stress The Simpsons, who look very much like the AA — Bray’s Jewelers nipped Glenn Construc­ Wcdnctdov't OofiMS 34 Fatally 47 Romantic jug to create the brief “ bumpers,” cartoon Castellanata and Julie Kavner, both of “ The Oakland at Detroit, ppd., rain 35 Rubber tree wild-eyed rabbits who populate Groening’s tion, 6-5. Wayne Bray had three hits for the winners Seattle 7, Battlmore 0 38 Highlander exploit 54 Fair grade vignettes, that lead in and out of commercials Tracey Ullman Show,” Nancy Cartwright, 36 Athletic star “Life in Hell” strip, derived from an while Mark Anderson. Dave Storrsand Dave Edgar Chlcaco 11, New York 5, lit gome 40 That girl 49 Attention- 5 5 ______-la-laduring “ ’The Tracey Ullman Show,” of which Yeardley Smith and celebrity guest voices, New York at Oilcogo, Tnd ganie, ppd., rain Today 37 Jazz player “ unpublishable novel” Groening said he added two each. Bob Boucher slammed two homers Dizzy___ 43 Skilled Brooks is executive producer. such as Harry Shearer and Penny Marshall. 7:30 p.m. — Braves at Mets, getting sound 56 Manner wrote in high school, “ Mean Kids.” in defeat while Rick Sheehan and Mike Mistretta Cleveland 10, Minnesota 1 39 Eats The Simpsons, a homely, squabbling brood Brooks, Groening and producer-writer Sam Milwaukee 7, Kansos City 1 WENS 1 2 10 11 collected two apiece. Boston 4, Texas 0 41 Drew quickly 8 p.m. — Giants at Cubs, ■ REC — Manchester Pizza held off Nutmeg Only oames scheduled 42 Shout of 12 TlHindov's Ooines Channel 8 Mechanical Services. 8-7, at Nike Field. Don Detroit (Alexonder 4-10) at California 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at amusement Greenwood and Ted Clifford had three hits each for (C.Rnlev 1M), B;QS p.m. 44 Greek letter 15 TV Tonight Cleveland (Swindell 17-2) at KonsosCIty Rangers, WPOP the winners while Dan Bober and Kevin Comeau (Soberhooen 9-4), 8:35 p.m. 45 Incited 9 p.m. — Boxing: George 18 had two each with the latter clubbing a three-run New York (Hawkins 11-8) at Texos 4, Rangers 0 Mets 8. Astros 2 Padres 0, Pirates 1 48 " ______of 20 21 (Ryan 10-5), 8:35 p.m. Foreman vs. Everett Martin, [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Two Cities" 6:00PM 33 CD ® @) New s takes care of a gang that has taken over a cluding conversations with James Dickey, homer. Dave Chevrette led NMS with three hits Baltimore (Schmidt M ) at Ooklond high school. (60 min,) (R) (In Stereo) Archibald MacLeish. George Steiner, Huw BOSTON HOUSTON USA Cable [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Broadcast News' (CC) while Matt Beebe, Brad Lemaire, Steve Wierzbicki (Welch 10-5), 10:(» p.m. TEXAS NEW YOEK PITTSBUROH SAN DIEGO 52 Fib 33 Matt Houston Wheldon and Dame Rebecca West (60 Toronto (Stteb 9-5) at Seattle (Bankhead d b rh b l o b rh b l a b rh M O brh bl o b rh b l O brh bl 33 d® ®T) [CNN] News James Brooks’ acclaimed portrait of the and Tom Orlowski chipped in two apiece. 53 Outer 25 26 27 (TT) Star T rek min.) (R) behind-the-scenes workings of a televi­ 9-4), 10:05 p.m.- Boggs 3b 4 12 0 Espy cf 4 0 10 Youno cf 4 0 0 0 Samuel cf 4 0 10 Bonds If 4 0 10 Wynne cf 5 0 3 0 ■■ dD INN News NIKE — J&M Grinding beat Brown’s Package Only games scheduled Reed 2b 5 0 0 0 RLeoch dh 3 0 0 0 CRrlds 3b 4 0 0 0 Moeodn 1b 4 13 1 Lind 2b 4 0 0 0 Tmpitn ss 4 10 0 57 In what way (ID Millan and Wife (5® Mystery!: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord sion network news operation. William Heep If 4 1 1 0 Soso ph 10 0 0 Doion 2b 4 0 0 0 HJhnsn 3b 3 0 00 d D Fulfill Your Dreams Hurt, Holly Hunter, Albert Brooks. 1987 PrMov's Oames VonSlyk cf 4 0 0 0 TGwynn rf 4 13 0 58 Many oz. 33 1 35 Sledge Hammer! Peter W im sey (CC) The police intensify Store, 14-8. Pete Anthony cracked four hits for the Chicago at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Grehwl dh 4 2 2 2 PImero lb 3 0 10 GDavIs 1b 4 2 2 2 Strwbrv rf 3 2 12 Bonilla 3b 3 1 1 0 Abner rf 0 0 0 0 Rec Soccer dD 59 Danger ® MOVIE: The Killer Elite' An their search for witnesses who might have Rated R (In Stereo) winners while Tom Bielinda had three hits, Minnesota at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Evans rf 2 0 2 1 Sierra r1 4 0 0 0 Puhl rt 3 00 0 McRvIds If 4 0 0 0 RRevIds rt 4 0 0 0 JaOark lb 3 3 10 (24) Motorweek (R) assassin-for-hire is double-crossed by his seen the gigolo die (60 min ) Part 3 of 4 Y Cleveland at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Esoskv 1b 3 0 10 Franco 2b 3 00 0 Bloolo c 3 0 0 0 Jefferls 2b 4 3 3 1 OIsffno 1b 3 0 11 Nelson 1b 0 0 0 0 36 J [USA] Dragnet including two homers. Bill Wilson, Scott Waters, 60 Mother of dD Charlie's Angels former partner and the entire Intelligence (R) New York at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Kutcher If 1 0 0 0 Incvollo If 4 0 3 0 GGross If 3 0 3 0 Sasser c 4 2 3 1 Ortiz c 3 0 0 0 James If 3 3 13 [HBO] MOVIE: Keeping Romlnecf 4 0 11 Buechel12 RamIrz ss 3 0 0 0 Elster ss 4 111 mankind ® WKRP in Cincinnati underworld. James Caan, Robert Duvall. [A8iE] Les Miserables Stage by Stage 1 :05AM Pat Gauruder and Mark Dumond added two each. Toronto at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. RQunnt ss 2 0 0 0 RAIomr 2b 3 3 11 Wednesday’s resuits 39 Track' A T V news anchorman and a bank Detroit at California. 10:35 p.m. Rivera ss 4 0 10 Kunkel ss 3 0 0 0 Ckincv p 2 0 0 0 Cane p 4 0 11 Drobek p 4 0 3 3 61 Put Arthur Hill 1975. A behind-the-scenes view in making the 3 0 0 0 Sontloso c (§7) World of Survival (R) executive find themselves in a fight for Gauruder and Dumond each homered. Jim (Baltimore at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Cerone c - 4 01 0 Sundbro c 10 0 0 Aaosto p 0 00 0 Conoels ph 1 0 0 0 Salozor 3b 3 1 1 3 PEE WEE — Patriots 1 dD dD L.A, Law (CC) Van Owen's sym­ musical (60 min ) 62 Sobbing their lives after witnessing a murder. Mi­ Bombria and Joe Camposeo led Brown’s with three DohiTv ph 1 0 0 0 Cominf ph 1000 JRobntn p 0 0 0 0 WMfson p 4 0 0 0 (61) Three’s Company pathies are roused by four aged bank rob­ (Chris McCreary), Jaguars 0 [C N N ] Larry King Live chael Sarrazin, Margot Kidder, Alan Kreuler c 10 0 0 OaSmlfh p 0 0 0 0 Totals 30 1 3 1 Totals 33 910 9 63 Mai d e ___ [A8(E] New Wilderness bers and their elderly lawyer (Lew Ayres); hits each Scott Dougan had three hits, including a Totals 35 4 11 4 Tetata Totals 31 2 4 2 TotaN 34 111 7 Scarfe. 1987. Rated R National League standings 38 0 5 0 (Jimmy Bulkely played well) 45 46 47 Kuzak takes on an actress's case (60 [D IS ] On the Shoulders of Giants An ov­ [D I S ] M O V IE: 'Charlotte's W eb ' A pig is erview of the space program and its his­ grand slam. Dave Dougan. Marty Summa, Collins Pittsburgh 880 088 108— 1 Meteors 0, Sharks 0 DOWN min.) (R) (In Stereo) Boston 101 000 008- Houston 018 188 088-4 Son Dleao OlO 823 18x— 9 saved from the slaughterhouse by a spi­ tory (60 min ) 1 :30AM (33 The Judge (CC) Judd and Paul Ostuni added two apiece. Cost Dhrtslen Texas 008 008 088- New York 080 HO 81x-8 E— Salazar, Bonilla. LOB— Pittsburgh 4, Penguins 4 (Kyle Wolff, 52 der. a rat and a stuttering goose Debbie d4) Mystery): Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord WEST SIDE — Food for Thought beat Oakland W L I OB DP— Boston 1, Texas 1. LOB— Boston 7, E— CReynoMs, Ramirez. LOB— Houston 1 Son Diego 4. 2B— JaClork, RAIomar. 1 Abet Reynolds. Paul Lynda. Henry Gibson Peter W im sey (CC) Harriet Vane stum­ [ESPN ] Thursday Thunder: Auto racing 33 Joe Franklin Montreal S3 41 Eric Ring, Greg Talbot, Jesse anthology series (60 min ) Texas 8, 2B— Esoskv, Incavlglla. HR— New York 7.2B— Sasser. HR— GDavIs 2 (20), TGwynn, DIstetano. 3B— Santiago. HR— 56 60 1972. Rated G bles upon a corpse. (60 min ) Part 1 of 4 Ql) INN News Heights, 14-11, at Pagani Field. Kurt Paternostro Chicago 50 43 Greenwell (12). SB— Boggs (2). S— Kunkel. Stravtaerrv (20). S— Somuel. SF— Mogadon. Salozor (5), James (7). SB— ^TGwynn (29). Odell), Express 0 2 ___ Clinic New York 49 a [ESPN] Home Run Derby: Eddie Mat­ (R) [H B O ] M O V IE: Traxx- (CC) In order to ® Angie had three hits for the winners while Mike Wojoilo SF— RAIomar. Timbers 2 (Jason Reid 2), 3 Carbine finance his fledgling cookie business, a re­ St. Louis *6 44 IP IP H R ER BB SO 61 63 thews vs. Henry Aaron dZ) Upstairs. Downstairs H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO 4 Coming in tired soldier of fortune agrees to tame a ® ® Later With Bob Costas and Mark Erbert added two each. Bob Luiz ripped Pittsburgh 38 52 Bolton Houston Pittsburgh Strikers 2 (Kegan Stiles, [LIFE] Cagney 8i Lacey [A 8 iE ] Memories of Monet Claire Bloom crime-ridden town Shadoe Stevens, Pris­ four hits in defeat while Gary Luiz, Ned Lessor and Phllodelphlo 37 54 Boddicker W4-7 41-3 3 0 0 Clancy L,57 4 2-3 5 5 3 1 1 Drobek L.7-7 7 9 9 9 3 1 5 Companion of ® Honeymooners Part 2 of 2. West Division David Beauchamp) narrates this profile of French Impression­ cilla Barnes 1988 Rated R Murphy S,5 2 2-3 2 0 0 Agosto 21-3 1 0 0 2 1 JRoblnson 1 1 0 0 0 2 20 [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Blade Runner' A spe­ [CN N ] Newsnight Update Lee Dimwiddie chipped in two apiece. W L OB aah (c)1989 byNEA Inc ist painter Claude Monet, based on the re­ Texas OaSmIth 1 5 3 1 0 1 Son Diego MIDGETS - Strikers 4 cial 21st-century cop is sent to hunt down Son Francisco 57 37 Hough L4-11 4 2-3 9 4 4 New York collections of his friend Lila Cabot Perry 1 1 :0 5 P M [TM C] MOVIE: Vendetta' [ESPN] Auto Racing: SCCA Trans-Am PAG ANI — Nassiff Sports routed Acadia Whitson W,154 9 3 1 1 2 4 (Drew Sinatra 2, Jeff Cash- and destroy a quartet of runaway an­ Houston S3 42 MIelke 3 1-3 1 0 0 Cone W,7-5 9 4 2 2 0 8 After her sister is killed by fellow prison Race From Des Moines, Iowa. (R) Restaurant. 15-0. Tim McCarthy and Rich Aroian HBP— James by Drobek. droids. Harrison Ford. Rutger Hauer, Sean [D IS ] Legend of Marilyn Monroe The life Son Diego 47 48 Rogers 1 1 0 0 Umpires— Home, Morsh; First, Mon- Umpires— Home, Crawford; First, Willi­ man. Marcus Johnson), Apol- inmates, a young woman plots a unique [U S A ] Feather and Father Gang Cincinnati 45 42 Young. 1982 Rated R (In Stereo) of Norma Jean, who was raised in foster had three hits each to lead Nassiff while Tim HBP— Buechele by Boddicker. WP— togue; Second, Darling; Third, Hohn. ams; Second, MeSherrry; Third, West. los 0 (Andy Minor and Wes homes and grew up to be a legendary ac­ form of revenge Karen Chase. Lisa Clar- Los Angeles 43 51 Murphy 2. PB— Kreuter. T — 2:24. A— 35,511. T — 2:13, A— 14449. [U S A ] Cartoon Express tress Narrator: John Huston. (60 min ) son, Lisa Hullana 1986. Rated R. 1 :35AM (33 Love Boat Wisnieski, Mike Robinson and John Gehami added Atlanta 40 54 Umpires— Home, Johnson; First, Phil­ Schofield played well) two apiece. Acadia had no hits. Wednesday's Oames lips; Second, Reed; Third, Clark. Comets 3 (Christine Par­ CELEBRITY CIPHER 6:30PM 3 3 C B S N ew s (CC). (In Stereo) [ESPN] Auto Racing: USAC Midget 1 1 :3 0 P M 3 ) ;4D Nlghtline (CC). 2:00AM (33 Superior Court Son Francisco 7, St. Louis 5 T— 2:47. A— 22430. Cars From Indianapolis. (90 min.) (Live) (TD Talking Money DUSTY — Memorial Corner Store won by forfeit. Atlonta 3. Montreal Z 12 Innings sons 2. Meghan Buckley), Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present. 3 3 S D A B C New s (CC) 3 3 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Giants 7, Cardinais 5 American League ieaders Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Today's clue. T equals K 7-0, over Hartford County Sheriffs at Keeney Street Philadelphia 9, Cincinnati 4 dD Too Close for Comfort 1 0:30PM (ID Odd Couple (ii3 Honeymooners ® NVR Showcase New York 8, Houston 2 Stallions 2 (Kasey Sibrinsz) Field. White Sox 11, Yankees 5 dD C® NBC N ew s (CC). d® The Wok Ct® Straight Talk. Free’Your Body From ® Morgan Brittany on Beauty Son Diego 9, Pittsburgh 1 STLOUIS SAN FRAN Bosed on 270 ot Berts. Rowdies 2 (Aimee Page, DE IQR XA TJDHXJY Cellulite WOMEN’S REC — Manchester State Bank Chlcogo 4, Los Angeles 0 o b rh b l o b rh b l O R H Pci. (d4) (67) Nightly Business Report dD INN News ® Jeffersons (CC). TlHirtdoy's Oames Pint Puckett Min 93 370 44 125 .338 Lindsay Schneider), Whitec- slipped past D.W. Fish, 4-2, at Charter Oak. Kathy Colemon If 2 0 0 0 Butler cf 4 111 (5D W K R P in Cincinnati d D Three’s Company (22) (30) Tonight Show (In Stereo) [A & E] Les Miserables Stage by Stage St. Louis (Mogrone 104) at Son Diego NEW YOEK CHICAGO Oauend 2b 5 111 Lonsford Oak 84 298 43 98 .329 aps 1 (Megan Gustafson) RThmp 2b 4 0 0 0 RD ARDO.' — IQRPVQ (24 Innovation A behind-the-scenes view In making the Kane and Lisa Talaga had three hits each for MSB (Terrell 5-12), 4:05 p.m. oc b rh b l o b rh b l OSmIth ss 4 111 WCkirk 1b 3 2 10 Franco Tex 92 344 51 113 .328 (61) Love Connection [A8(E] Moonwalk: As It Happened Cincinnati (Mahler 98) of Montreol Sax NY 91 375 52 122 .324 JUNIORS - Cyclones 1 musical. (60 min.) while Sue Leslie. Doreen Anderson and Mary Sox 2b 5 0 10 Gollohr cf 5 1 1 0 Guerrer 1b 4 0 2 2 MIdndo rf 4 2 2 3 [A 8 iE ] Profiles Featured; former first lady 1969 A twenty year celebration of Neil ^6) Soap (Langston M ), 7:35 p.m. Polonlo If 4 111 Lyons 2b 5 2 2 0 Sierra Tex 92 358 61 119 3H (Mike Flanagan), Rowdies 0 [D IS ] O n the Shoulders of Giants An ov­ Bmnsky rf 5 12 1 Riles 3b 2 0 0 0 HXKKXIC QIWEDaW. Eleanor Roosevelt Armstrong's first walk on the moon (3 (?8J St. Elsewhere Talaga had two each. Claudia Ahern. Donna Atlonta (LIIIlQuIst 5-4) of New York AAtnglv lb 4 1 1 0 Baines dh 2 3 11 Pnditn 3b 3 0 10 Litton 3b 2 1 1 3 Stelnboch Oak 78 280 21 90 .321 Rangers 1 (Eric Gregan), hrs , 30 min ) Part 2 of 3 erview of the space program and its his­ Wadhams and Sue Proctor collected two apiece in (Oledo 59), 7:35 p.m. Botboni dh 3 0 2 2 Caldern 1b 5 2 2 2 Quisnbrv P 0 0 0 0 DNIxon If 4 0 0 0 Booos Bsn 86 336 55 107 .3)8 PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A fan club is a group of people who tell an [CN N ] Showbiz Today (57' MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour tory. (60 min.) Son Froncisco (LoCoss 4-4) at (^ilcogo MHoii Dh 10 11 Posaua rf 5 13 2 Bolnes Chi 88 303 50 96 .317 Bruins 1 (Paul Salo) actor he's not alone in the way he feels about himself." — Jack Carson. [HBO] HBO Comedy Hour: Rick Du- MThmp ph 10 0 0 Mnwmo c 4 00 0 [ESPN ] SportsLook [C N N ] Sports Tonight [ESPN ] SportsLook defeat. (Kllgus 59). 8:05 p.m. Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 Fisk c 4 12 4 Costello p 0 0 0 0 Uribe m 3 1 2 0 Moreland Det 81 779 3) 88 .3)5 INTERMEDIATE - Earth­ commun: Piece of Mind (CC) Rick Du* Standings: Century 21 10-1, Hungry Tiger 7-4, Only gomes scheduled Broknt 3b 4 111 Boston If 3 12 1 Poonoz ph 1000 TWilson p 10 00 Yount MM 92 361 51 112 .310 7:00PM 33 inside Edition common gives his opinions on topics rang­ [DIS] America the Way We Were: The [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Wild Thing' Orphaned Frtdov's Oames Skiuoht c 4 0 10 CAArtnz 3b 2 0 0 0 McGee cf 4 0 10 Brontley p 10 0 0 Home Runs quakes 4 (Seth Egan, Jeff ing from fall-apart airplanes to Las Vegas Home Front 1940-1945 Archival foo­ as a child and brought up by a bag lady, a Son Froncisco at Chlcogo, 7:70 p.m. 3 3 Wheel of Fortune (CC) Main Pub 6-5, DeCormier Nissan 6-5, Gorman Esphoz ts 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 0 11 TPeno c 3 12 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Deer, Milwaukee, 23; BJockson, Kansas Altrui, David Boulay. Robert dD Gamblers (60 min.) (In Stereo) tage, film clips, music, art and advertising young man matures into a most unusual Los Angeles ot Pittsburgh, 2, 4:05 p.m. City, 22; McGrltf, Toronto, 22; Tettleton, Insurance 4-7. D.W. Fish 3-8, Manchester State Phetos ph 1 000 Terry p 10 0 0 (33 Cosby Show (CC). of the time are used to illustrate daily life in urban crime fighter. Rob Knepper, Kath­ Cincinnati ot Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Tolleson u 0 0 0 0 OlPIno p Baltimore, 21; Carter, Cleveland, 19; Moore), Racers 2 (Tim Bou­ 11:00PM (33 3 3 d D d D CID d7) 0 0 0 0 (ID ® Cheers (CC). American during World W ar II. (60 min.) leen Quinlan, Robert Davi. 1987 Rated Bank 3-9. Atlanta ot New York, 7:35 p.m. Kelly cf 4 2 2 0 WalMno 3b 2 12 0 McGwire, Oakland. 19; Whitaker. Detroit, 19; lay 2) New s Phllodelphlo at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Goettl, Minnesota, 17. [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date PG-13 AB — Coach’s Comer beat Mak Co.. 6-1. at TotoN M S10 5 Totals 3511 1411 Totals IS 512 S Totals 32 7 7 7 d D M*A*S*H 3 ) It's a Living St. Louis at Son Diego, 10:05 p.m. Runs Batted In scores (67) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 2:30AM (33 Sustaining Robertson Park. John Handfield was the winning New Yorb 101 011 100— S StLouls 888 818 181— 5 Franco, Texas, 69; Corter, Cleveland,67; dD QD Cheers (CC) Slerro, Texas, 66; BJockson, Kansas City,64; [HBO] MOVIE: The Great Outdoors' O Twilight Zone pitcher while Paul McCluskey, Frank Livingston Chkooo 310 001 24X— 11 Son Frendsco 868 HD 86x— 7 dD Police Story (18) Can You Beat Baldness? DP— New York 2. LOB— New York 7. Greenwell, Boston,62; Leonard,Seattle, 62; (CC) A Chicago family's idyllic country va­ American League resuits E— TWMion, Pendleton 2. DP— Son Transactions dD SD Current Affair ® Dating Game and Joe Depace had two hits each. Greg Holmes had Chicooo 8.26— Mattingly, BalbonI 2,Guillen, Froncisco 1. LOB— StLouls )0, Son Francisco Mc<7Wlre, Oakland, 62; Goettl, Minne­ I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME S4) This Old House (CC). (R) cation turns disastrous when obnoxious sota, 60; Mattingly. NewYork,60. relatives show up Dan Aykroyd, John ® Alice two in defeat. Calderon, Gollogher. 3B— Bolnes. HR— 3. 2B— Uribe, WCIork, Wolling. OSmIth. 19 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee ® Star Trek (28) Weekday (R) Candy. Stephanie Faracy. 1988, Rated PG. Brookens (4), Fisk (6). SB— Kelly (23). HR— Moldonodo (4). Litton (2), Bru- [A 8 .E ] Chronicle Auctioneers of fine art [C N N ] Sports Latenight NORTHERN — PM Construction edged Trash- Mariners 7, OrioieaO S— CMortlnez. Filching (8 Dedsiont) BASEBALL (38) M -A*S*H (In Stereo) nonsky (12). SB— TPeno 2 (5). S— Unscramble these lour Jumbles, and antiques Away, 8-7. Jeff Tobin. Brandon Duffy and Bob IP H R ER BB SO Brantley, Colenrxin. SF— OSmIth. AAontgomery, Kansas City, 7-1, .875; Amtrlcan Laogut one letter to each square, to form (61) Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date wew Tom IP H R ER BB SO Swindell, Cleveland. 12-2, .857; (tardon. BALTIMORE ORIOLES— Troded John tour ordinary words. [CN N ] Moneyline 1 1 ; 3 5 P M S ) Night Court Part 4 of 4. scores. Onthank led PM with two hits each. Dave Simler SEATTLE BALTIMORE CPorker 5 1-3 8 5 5 3 1 Kansas City, 11-2, .846; Blyleven, California, [CN N ] Moneyline abrliM gbrhbl StLouls Habyan, pitcher, to the New York Yankees for [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date 1 2 :0 0 A M 33 USA Today A Los An­ [U SA] Madame's Place and Brian Evans had three apiece in defeat while Guterman L,2<3 1 3 2 2 2 0 Terry L,7-8 4 M 5 6 5 1 2 10-2, .833; Hennemon, Detroit, 6-2, .750; Stanley Jefferson, outfielder. Assigned Jeffer­ [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet Revnkts 2b 5 12 0 PBrodlv If 4 0 0 0 AAohorcIc 12^ 3 4 4 2 1 Swift, Seattle, 6-2, .750; Williamson, Balti­ son to Rochester of the International League. scores geles hospital's celebrity patients Brilev It 5 2 2 2 SRnlev cf 3 0 2 0 DIPIno 1-3 ) 1 1 0 0 NOUCE 2:35AM 33 Family Feud Bill Chudzik, Paul Hebert and Bob Lombardo Chlcogo Quisnbrv 1 0 0 0 0 3 more, 6-2, .750; Ballord, Baltimore, 11-4, .733. BOSTON RED SOX— Activated Jim Rice, [L IF E ] HeartBeat Joanne and Leo are [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (Tj3 Friday the 13th: The Series An in­ ADavIs dh 3 12 0 CRIpkn ss 4 0 10 Hibbard 5 L3 7 4 4 2 4 designated hitter, from the disabled list. 2:50AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Run­ contributed two each. Coles rf 5 0 3 1 Tettleton c 4 0 10 Costello 2 0 0 0 0 4 frustrated when a mother is reluctant to [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The Milagro Beanfield sane scientist works on a cure for his Hltlegos W,5^ 2 3 1112 Son FrtxKlico Optioned Corlos Quintana, outfielder, to z c allow surgery on her infant: Eve's niece W ar' (CC) The irrigation of a small plot of daughter's degenerative disease by con­ ning M an' (CC) Executioner-styled ath­ Griffey cf 4 12 0 Orsulok rf 4 0 10 • tfWun* htadM lenw**. ■ ThIoDen S,18 1 ^3 0 0 0 0 2 TWIIson 4 4 1 1 4 4 Pawtucket of the Internotlonol League. visits; Marilyn fears her friend is overexer­ land raises tensions between a Chicano ducting brain experiments on innocent vic­ letes hunt convicted prisoners on a sadis­ Presley 1b 5 1 1 0 Trober 1b 4 0 0 0 WP— HIbbord. CParker. BK— CPorker. Nationai League ieaders NEW YORK YANKEES— Assigned John SBrodley c 4 1 1 3 Sheets dh 4 0 10 Brontley W.80 21-3 5 3 3 0 1 cising. (60 min.) farmer, his neighbors and New Mexico tims (60 min ) (R) (In Stereo) tic game show of the near future. Arnold, Umpires— Home, Joyce; First, Lefferts S.)5 2 2-3 2 1 I 1 6 Hobyon, pitcher, to Columbus of the Schwarzenegger, Maria Conchita Alonso, EMrtnz 3b 3 0 0 0 Wthgtn 3b 3 0 0 0 McKeon; Second. Kaiser; Third, Young. International League. [U S A ] Miam i Vice Switek and Zito use land developers. Chick Vennera, Sonia ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) VIzauel ss 3 0 0 0 BRIpkn 2b 3 0 10 TWIIson pitched to 2 batters In the 5th. Based on 170 of Bats. R OHA B Yaphet Kotto. 1987. Rated R. Little League T-3:21. TEXAS RANGERS— Activated Scott two of their favorite informants to set up a Braga, Ruben Blades. 1988. Rated R. (in Totals 17 7 11 4 TetoH H 0 7 0 Unnplres— Home, Gregg; First, KIbler; NATIONAL LEAGUE ® Morton Downey Jr. (R) Second, Ldvne; Third, Dovls. Flefcher,shortstop,ottthel5-dovdlsobledllst. deal with a stolen-goods dealer. (60 min ) Stereo) 3:00AM (33 Home Shopping Over­ o AB R H Pet. ® Success 'n Life T-3:0e. A-38,2B2. TGwynn SD 95 368 57 128 .34B Optioned Sammy Soso, outfielder, to Okla­ [ U S A ] Miam i Vice Crockett and Tubbs night Service (3 hrs.) Seattle 111 800 181— 7 Brewers 7, Royals 1 homa City of the American Association. [HBO] MOVIE: Poltergeist Baltimore 888 888 888—4) Larkin Cin 83 315 45 107 .340 7:15PM become targeted for murder by a crime (ID Win, Lose or Draw Noflonal League IN' (C C ) Vengeful spirits descend on a Chi­ Ql) White Shadow Wednesday’s results E— CRIpken. DP— Seattle 1, Baltimore!. WCIork SF 94 344 64 116 .337 boss when they try to solve a fellow cop’s (ID Synchronal Raines Man 79 773 47 83 ,»1 LOS ANGELESDOOGERS— Optioned cago apartment complex after young Carol ® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) L ( » — Seattle 8, Baltimore 7. HR— Brilev 2 MILWAUKEE KANSAS CITY John Shelby, outfielder, to Albuoueroueof the E NFLOY HE LAUSHECPUP murder (60 min.) Part 2 of 2. (In Stereo) TOWN FARM ’TOURNAMENT - The Lawyers (7), SBrodley (3). SB— EMortlnez (2). ob rh bl O b rh b l Braves3,Expos 2 HJohnson NY 86 323 64 97 .300 Anne Freeling moves in with relatives. [CNN] Newsnight Pocific Coost League. Purchosed the contract Hie SLEEVE (g) ® Cosby Show (CC) Clair’s 46th- ® Trapper John, M.D. came out of the loser’s bracket in the double Felder If 4 3 11 Elsnrcb ct 4 0 10 Guerrero StL 91 318 33 95 .299 Tom Skerritt, Nancy Allen, Heather O'R­ [ESPN ] Supercross: Best of AMA Rac­ (12 innings) Mitchell SF 90 320 62 95 .297 of Jeff Rscher, pi tcher, from Albuouerque. ourke. 1988. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) birthday apprehension Is alleviated when [A 8 iE ] Memories of Monet Claire Bloom IP H R ER BB SO Gantnr 2b 5 13 1 Palods 3b 0 10 0 BASKETBALL i r . BECAUSE T H A rs ing elimination Town Farm Little League Tournament Seattle Molltor 3b 4 0 2 2 Seltzer 3b 3 0 2 0 Butler SF 88 342 57 101 .295 Cliff’s doctor-friend (Placido Domingo) ser­ narrates this profile of French Impression­ Oauendo StL 90 316 37 93 .294 Notional Basketball Association WHERE THIS W A S. 7:30PM (33 Entertainment Tonight enades her. (R) (In Stereo) [L IF E ] HeartBeat Joanne battles a female ist painter Claude Monet, based on the re­ to capture the championship at Verplanck Field. Holman W.4-2 Yount cf 5 12 0 Brett 1b 3 0 11 ATLANTA MONTREAL PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— Signed JeReed Deer rt 3)10 BJeksn dh 4 0 0 0 DNelll CIn 90 331 39 96 .290 Actress Shelley Long. (In Stereo) Russian surgeon who performs needless collections of his friend Lila Cabot Perry. The Lawyers beat Dairy Queen, 8-7, in the a b rb b l o b rh b l Home Runs Ramon Romos,forword-cenler. A USANE d4) From Apollo to the Stars This look at Comstock Brock 1b 5 0 3 2 Tobler If 3 0 0 0 OMcDII cf 5 2 2 0 DMrtnz cf 6 12 0 UTAH JAZZ— Released Ben McDonald, Now arrange the circled letters to 3 3 dD Jeopardy! (CC). man's future in space explores the psy­ hysterectomies on her countrywomen; a [C N N j Headline News Overnight Battlmore Surhoft dh 4 0 10 Mitchell, Son Francisco, 32; HJohnson, completion of a suspended game and then posted a 5 0 2 0 Trtobll rf Gregg 1b 6 0 3 1 Foley 2b 4 0 11 forward. form the surprise answer, as sug­ chological impact of space travel and can­ psychic wills her tumor away. (60 min.) Holton L.44 COBrIen c 5 12 0 Boone c 4 0 0 0 New York, 25; GDovIs, Houston, 20; 3 3 Kate 8> Allie (CC). [D IS ] Legend of Marilyn Monroe The life LSmIth If 10 0 1 Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 1 FOOTBALL □ z gested by the above cartoon. vasses experts including Isaac Asimov and [USA] New Mike Hammer 7-4 victory to claim the 1989 crown. Thurmond Spiers ss 4 0 10 FWhbe 2b 4 0 0 0 Strowberrv, New York, 20; EDovIs, Cincin­ QD INN News of Norma Jean, who was raised in foster Blauser 3b 3 0 0 0 Raines If 4 0 00 nati, 17; Galorrogo, Montreal, 14; LSmIth. Notional FoolbaM Leogue Carl Sagan about space technology (60 In the suspended game. Ryan Olschefski drove MSmIth Pecoto ss 2 0 0 0 Thomas ss 5 0 0 0 Aldrete rf 4.0 2 0 CINCINNATI BENGALS— Signed Chris -a 1 2 :0 5 A M 33 Pat Sajak homes and grew up to be a legendary ac­ Hickey Atlanta, 14; ONelll, Cincinnati. 14; dD M*A*S*H min.) 1111 Bucknr ph 10 0 0 Evans 3b 5 0 0 0 Walloch 3b 5 0 10 Chenoult, linebacker; Richard Stephens, Answer hem: HIS Y Y " tress. Narrator: John Huston. (60 min.) home the winning run with an RB I double in the Holton pitched to 2 batters In the 3rd. Welimn ss 0 0 0 0 VHaves, Philadelphia, 14; WCtark, San ^ A A A A ^ I] ® Win, Lose or Draw 1 2 :3 0 A M 33 St. Elsewhere OMrphy rf 5 13 1 Fltzgedd c 4 0 10 Francisco, 14. offensive tackle; Robert Jeon, quarterback, dD MOVIE: 'Tycoon' An American rail­ [ESPN ] Thoroughbred Sports Digest eighth inning scoring Seth Rattet. Shawn Gallagher Umpires— Home, Denklnger; Rrst, Totals 48 717 6 Totals H 1 5 1 Tredwv 2b 5 0 0 0 Huson ss 5 0 0 0 ond Dana Wells,nosetackle. (Answers tomorrow) road builder finds action and romance in Tschldo; Second, Merrill; Third, Voltog- Rum Bottad In ® Newhart (CC) 33 ® Morton Downey Jr, drove in two runs, Ben Westry had a key hit and Russell c 0 0 0 0 BSmIfh p 1100 Mitchell, Son Francisco, 84; WCIork, Son CLEVELAND BROWNS— Signed Robert Latin America John Wayne, Laraine Day, 3:05AM (33 News (R) glo. MHviiaukee 1 « 188 821— 7 Benedid c 3 0 0 0 WJhnsn ph 1000 Lyons, safety. Waived Kevin Oeon and Pot Jumbles: BATON NOISE DAWNED HARDLY ® Cosby Show (CC) ® ® Late Night With David Letter- T— 2:49. A— 35491. Kansas City 888 888 8ie— l Francisco, 71; ONelll, Cincinnati, 62; Guer­ Yesterday's Cedric Hardwicke. 1947 Olschefski also had a bases-clearing double. Rattet Smoltz p 3 0 0 0 ZSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Teogue, linebackers, and Ed Miller, center. Answer: Why they called her a suicisuicide blonde— [A8iE] World of Survival man (In Stereo) 3:15AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'Emman- E— Tobler. LOB— Milwaukee 11, Kansas rero, StLouls, 61; HJohnson, New York, ® MOVIE: 'Looking for Mr. Goodbar' A went the distance on the mound. Josh Buckno, Acker p 0 0 0 0 Brooks ph 10 0 0 61; GDavIs, Houston, 57; Galarraga, DENVER BRONCOS— Signed Orson Mob­ "DYED" BY HER OWN HAND ® W hat a Country! uelle' Exotic Thailand has a sexually liber* City 7. IB — Yount, Elsenrelch. 3B— Deer, Wtbrby ph 10 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 ley, tight end; Warren Powers.detensive end; [C N N ] Crossfire young teacher cruises the singles bars ating affect on the young wife of a French SB— Felder 2 (13), Yount (9), Gantner 2 (12). Montreal, 56; EDavli, Clnclnnatl,55. Rattet and Westry played well defensively. Richard Valdez p 00 0 0 DGorcl ph 10 0 0 Monte Smith, guard; and Anthony Butts, nose [D IS] Winnie the Pooh and the Honey looking for one night stands. Diane Kea­ (61) Gene Scott diplomat, Sylvia Kristel, Alain Cuny, Mar* indiana 10, Twins 1 S— Spiers. SF— Moittor. Parker went the distance on the hill for DQ. Mike Elchhm p 0 0 0 0 Hesketh p 0 0 0 0 tackle, to 0 series of one-veor contracts. Tree Winnie the Pooh needs his friends' ton, Tuesday Weld, Richard Kiley 1977. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Richest Cat in the ika Green. 1974. Rated NR. IP H R ER BB SO DETR O IT LIONS— Signed George Jami­ Berroo ph 10 0 0 help after ho gets into trouble looking for ® Major League Baseball: Teams To W orld' Greedy relatives plan a catnapping Johnson and Mike Garofalo hit well and Thersa CLEVELAND MINNESOTA Milwaukee Boever p 0 0 0 0 son, llnebocker. [A&E] wild world of the honey. after their uncle wills the bulk of his vast 3:30AM Parker, Rob Daring and Jeff Damon played well o b rh b l O brh bl Boslo W,106 9 5 1 1 3 8 Totals 41 1 8 3 Totals 40 1 7 1 GREEN BAY PACKERS— Signed Jeff Be Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) East Browne 2b 5 0 0 0 Newmn 2b 3 0 0 1 Kontas City (2uery, wide receiver. Waived Willie Beecher [E S P N ] SpeedW eek Weekly auto racing estate to his favorite pet. Ramon Bieri, (§Z) This Old House (CC). (R) [ESPN] Lyn St. James; A New World defensively. Zuvella ss 5 1 1 0 Larkin rf 3 0 0 0 Lebrndt L.S9 4 2-3 9 4 4 2 Altaiita lie 888 888 8 81-8 and Curbs Burrow, kickers, and Lavoie report. Steven Kampmann, Caroline McWilliams. POBrIn 1b 4 2 2 1 Puckett cf 3 0 0 0 TLeoch 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 881 888 188 888—3 Thomas and Chonnlng Williams, running (H ) M O V IE: '2 0 1 0 ' The U S. and Russia 1986. Record (R) In the deciding contest, the Lawyers broke a 2-all Local basebaD team up to investigate a failed mission to Carter It 3 3 3 4 Moses cf 10 0 0 Crawford 2 5 2 2 1 E— Huson. LOB— Atlanta 9, Montreal 10. bocks. 8:00PM (33 Fresno (C C ) Cane Kensing­ [ESP N ] Motorweek Illustrated Motors- tie with five runs in the bottom of the fifth inning. Forr 1 3 110 Jupiter. Roy Scheider, John Lithgow, He­ Jacoby dh 2 0 0 0 Hrbek 1b 4 0 0 0 2B— Foley, Aldrete. 38— DoMortlnez. MIAMI DOLPHINS— Signed David ton Is kidnapped. Charlotte hopes to ball ports series Greg Panas had a bases-clearing triple in the big James dh 3 0 0 0 Goettl 3b 3 0 0 0 WP— Lelbrandt. HR— OoMurphv (7). SB-OMcDowell (4). Holmes, cornerback. Kevin out of prison and Tiffany searches len Mirren. 1984. Belle rf 4 12 1 Gagne ss 10 0 0 Umpires— Home, Kosc; First, Bometl; S— Foley. SF— LSmIfh, Golorroea, Foley. NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS— Signed for her real parents; Billy Joe snubs BobbI 12:35AM [TMC] MOVIE: Holly­ HALL FOR RENT inning for the winners. Buckno went th distance on Second, Ford; Third, HIrschbeck. [A 8 .E ] Durrell in Russia Ourrell journeys Komnsk ct 4 1 1 0 Dwyer dh 3 0 2 0 IP H Wednesday’s results AAourlce Hurst, defensive bock, and Curtis Astrograph Jo. (60 min.) Part 4 of 5. (R) wood Shuffle’ Offered a sterotyped role, T — 2:49. A— 29,132. to the Volga River delta to watch the wild the mound and starred defensively, as well. Tony Aguayo 3b 4 111 Harper c 3 0 0 0 Atlofita Wilson, center, to two-year controcts. Signed a struggling black actor must decide For parties, showers, receptions, PONY LEAGUE - The Eric Coleman, cornerback. Agreed to terms 33 A Special Look at the Champ: Mike fowl migrations in the Astrakhan Reserve. Allanson c 2 111 Bush If 3 10 0 Smoltz 7 6 whether to compromise his integrity or meetings. Complete kitchen facilities. Bombardier. Olschefski, Rattet, Shawn Chase and Baker ss 3 0 0 0 0 with Oorryl Holmes, free safely, on a Tyson (60 min.) Nationai League resuits Acker 2 Mets downed the Orioles, 13-6, [CNN] PrimeNews starve. Robert Townsend, Anne-Marie Totals 14 10 11 10 TetoM 18 1 1 1 23 1 Ihree-vearconfrocf. your pals should do for entertainment Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: Panas also played well defensively for the newly Valdez (33 Bonanza [D IS ] Best of Walt Disney Presents: In­ Elchhorn W >2 1 13 0 at Cheney Tech. Jim Ruel and PHILADELPHIA EAGLES— Signed Mar­ this evening, because you'll be able to Johnson, Helen Martin. 1987. Rated R. (In crowned champs. ForDQ, Damon went the distance side Outer Space Professor Ludwig von Cleveland m 881 811— 18 Cubs4,DodgarsO Boever S,17 1 0 Andy Bartley combined on the tin While, wide receiver, to a one-year envision activities everyone will enjoy. (ID MOVIE: 'Halloween III: Season of Stereo) Minnesela 800 008 818— I contract. Waived James Loving, wide c f o u r the W itch' A physician uncovers a mask Drake explores man’s relationship with Lithuanian Hall on the mound. Paul Solar, Bob Ballard and Brett Monhoal 1 :0 0 A M (H) Twilight Zone 24 QOLW AV S TR E E T E— Zuvella. LOB— Cleveland 4, Minne­ BSmIth 7 4 mound for the Mets. Scott receiver^ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) To­ maker's bizarre plot to turn All Hallows' outer space throughout history. (60 min ) Dolan hit well and Richard Kellner and Johnson CHICA(X> LOS ANORLS - S B ir t h d a y MANCHESTER sota 4. 2B— Dw yer, POBrIen. 3B— ZSmtth 3 0 Cunningham, Chris Bourcier PHOENIX CARDINALS— Signed Al Del day you are likely to be happiest spend­ Eve into a night of murder and mayhem. [ESPN ] British Open Golf; First Round ® Laverne 8i Shirley Aguayo, Belle. HR— Corter 3 (19), Belle 0). o b rb M abrhM Greco, ploceklcker, to two one-yeor con­ cm iMiaf* aa.M. played well defensively. Burke 3 3 ing your resources an(J energy on Tom Atkins. Stacey Nelkin. Dan O'Herllhy. From the Royal Troon Golf Club in A yr­ [C N N ] Crossfire SB— Corter (12). SF— Allanson, Corter. Walton cf 5 1 1 0 Griffin ss 4 0 0 0 Hesketh L.S-3 1 1 1112 and Corky Coughlin hit well tracts. Agreed to terms with Kendall Trainer, Phoita 64S-0ei8 4 0 0 0 something at home that can be enjoyed 1982. shire, Scotland. (60 min.) (R) BOLTON ALL-STARS - The Bolton All-Stars Sndbrg 2b 5 2 11 Rndiph 2b HBP— Russell by BSmIlh. for the winners. Jason Mar- kicker; Richard Tordlts, linebacker; Todd July 21,1989 [ESPN ] Truck Racing (R) IP H R ER BB SO Webster rf 5 13 0 Gibson cf 4 0 10 Umpires— Home, DeMufh; First, Rlp- Nelson, offensive lineman; David Edeen, by all the family members as well as se­ Q D M O V IE: 'Things to Com a' Scientists [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire 9 were dropped into the loser’s bracket in the double CWWIQIIQ Groce 1b 5 0 12 Murray 1b 4 0 0 0 ston, Rich Johns and Todd defensive end; and Rickey Royal and Jay rebuild their war-ravaged world and aim plev; Second, HIrschbeck; Third, Tata. You could be on the go a lot more than lect guests. [M AX] MOVIE; 'Space Movie' Neil FOrrell 9 2 1 0 2 5 BerryhIII c 4 0 0 1 AAorshol rf 3 0 10 T-8:43. A— 20,222. Sharp hit well for the Orioles. Taylor, cornerbocks. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Selling for outer space in William Cameron Men- elimination District Eight, All-Star tournament as McCIndn If 3 0 10 Daniels If 3 0 10 usual In the year ahead both travelwise Armstrong, Edwin Aldrin, Michael Collins. fMNWmOfP PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Signed Tom or promoting something you truly be­ zies' adaptation of the H.G. Wells novel. they dropped a 6-2 verdict to host South Windsor. AAndeson L ,M 3 Low 3b 4 0 3 0 Homltn 3b 3 0 0 0 IN ’TERTOWN COLT - Host Ricketts, offensive tackle, to o multiyear and socially. Several pleasant changes 1978. 3 0 0 0 Raymond Massey, Ralph Richardson, Ced­ An Invitation From The SfClaIre 3 Ounston ss 2 0 10 Scloscld c Tolland High topped Man­ confroct. lieve in could be an extremely gratifying [TM C ] MOVIE: Wild Thing' Orphaned South Windsor’s Mike Rizzo spun a one-hit, 4 0 0 0 Morgan p 0 0 0 0 are in the offing that will trigger these ric Hardwicke. 1936. Gonzalez 7 BleleckI p HOCKEY experience for you today. The secret to as a child and brought up by a bag lady, a 13-strikeout effort at Bolton. Bolton, 2-1, will visit Shelby ph 10 0 0 Ph(((ie8g.Reda4 chester, 7-5. Ron Cote belted a Notional Hockey League developments. d P M O V IE: 'Th e Initiation' A hazing ini­ Antiquarian and Landmarks Wovne 1 your success is lo genuinely like what young man matures into a most unusual Crews p 00 0 0 three-run homer for NHL— Named Bryan (.ewls director ot CANCER (June 21-July 22) You could tiation prank becomes deadly when col­ the winner of tonight’s game between Enfield and 10 0 0 you're doing. urban crime fighter. Rob Knepper, Kath­ LHorrs ph CINCINNATI oftlclotlMg; Wally Horris assistant director; be luckier than usual today In situations legians are stuck inside a department store Wctfslnd p 0 0 0 0 FHILA Manchester. leen Quinlan. Robert Davi. 1987. Rated Society, Inc. Manchester American on Tuesday. O b rh b l (d> rh bl and Will Norris coordinator ot development AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Some with a homicidal maniac. Vera Miles, Clu H 411 4 Totals H 0 3 0 that require partners or some type of Brian Jacques and Mark Stanulus each collected Totals Dykstro cf 5 0 10 Duncan ss 5 0 0 0 tor officials. types of special benefits might be Gulager, Daphne Zuniga. 1983. PG-13. Herr 2b 5 0 2 0 Bnzngr 1b 5 111 HARTFORD WHALERS— Nomed Doug joint effort. You'll attract competent co­ [U S A ] Murder, She Wrote Murder is on To The 22nd Annual two hits for South Windsor. Harry Hoar, Cory Silver, Ollcaao 188 188 868 -4 awarded to you today and what occurs [L IF E ] M O V IE ; 'Lady Blue' A beautiful Rec Hoop VHoyes rf 5 3 2 1 EDovIs cf 2 2 10 Me Kenney condltlonlngcooch. horts like a magnet attracts Iron filings. the agenda when top executives and their L8S Angetas 888 888 888-8 COLLEGE could come as a surprise, because you and tougli detective sets out to nail the Todd Fortin, Max Schardt and Steven Chamberland, Jordan 1b 5 3 5 3 Roomes If 3 0 0 1 Get a jump on life by understanding the wives meet at a powerful tycoon's country E— Griffin. DP— Los Angeles 1. LOB— Reody If 4)1 3 ONelll rf 3 12 2 B a s e b a ll BALL STATE— Named Chod Wevenberg may not recall having done anything to ruthless cocaine matriarch who is respon­ played well defensively for Bolton. Silver had the Cblcogo 10, Los Angeles4.2B— Webster, Low, Influences that are governing you in the estate. (60 min.) Dernier If 0 0 0 0 Oliver c 4 0 10 women'sosslstantvollevbollcoach. earn it. sible for her lover's death. Jamie Rose. only Bolton hit, an RBI single in the fifth inning. Daniels. 3B— Law, McClendon. SB— CHdves lb 5 0 2 1 LOunns 2b 4 0 10 DARTMOUTH— Named Stephen Swanson year ahead. Send for your Astro-Graph Danny Aiello, Tony Lo Bianco 1985. Wednesday’s resuits Sandberg (10). S— BerryhIII. H a ll o f PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Friends will 8:30PM 12D ® Different World (CC) NATHAN HALE Thon ss 4 2 3 1 MBrwn 3b 3 0 ) 0 osslstont director ot athletics for' event predictions today by mailing $1 to As­ IP H R RR BB SO make conscientious efforts to help you [U S A ] Boxing (2 hrs.) Couples al Hillman College experience bro­ EASTERN - Bombers 51 Loke c 10 0 0 Wnghm ph 10 0 0 management. tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. ANTIQUES FESTIVAL OltCObO F a m e r s IDAHO STATE— Named Thomos Jones ken hearts and discord as Valentino's Day Doulton c 3 0 0 1 Brownng p 1000 fulfill your hopes and aspirations today. (33 Com ing of Age |CC) Pau­ 9 (Bruce Zawodniak 23, John BleleckI W.9-5 9 0 1 detenslvellnecooch. Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. 9:30PM approaches. (R) (In Stereo) Cook p 4 0 0 0 Sebra p 0 0 0 0 In fact, your good fortune might bd real­ line latches on to a recently widowed man, OUTDOOR SHOW & SALE Let Anoetat Yngbld ph 10 00 KUTZTOWN— Named Bob Horris football Be sure to state your zodiac sign. d® Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Frazier Joins haii of fame Henegan 13) Fuss & O’Neill 32 Porrett p 0 0 0 0 (1939-89) much to the dismay of his brother. (In Moroon LA-10 5 Blrtsos p 0 0 0 0 defenslvecoordlnotor. ized with a minimal amount of exertion 3 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Don’t be reluc­ [A8iE] Wild World of the East (Brian Boston 8, Bob Daniel­ Crews Griffey ph 10 0 0 NlANHATTAk)— Announced that Bruce on your part. Stereo) SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1989 ■ 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) — Joe Frazier, who Wettetand 1 First basemen tant to use your way-out Ideas for im­ son 7) Totals 41 916 8 Totals n 4 7 4 Hdberll, wrestling coach, will assume the ARIES (March 21-April 10) Wishful an­ d D ® Dear John (C C ) John's club mem­ (33The Cavanaughs (CC) Pop WP— Morgan, Crews. dutlesof director of recreation. provements around the house or yard 9:00PM On the lovely grounds of the historic Nathan Hale itomestead. went from Olympic gold to heavyweight Second basemen ticipations are not frivolous endeavors bers discourage him from dating Margo. is anxious as he approaches his 72nd birth­ Fred’s Auto Parts 63 (Tim Umpiris— ftonw, Horvey; First, Pulll; 810 B8 ni-8 MERRIMACK— Named Tony Herrion os- today. You could be rather Inventive or, South Street, Coventry. Connecticut. Easy to reach. champion, today Joins four other athletes and Second, Davidson; Third, Bonin. Third basemen for you today. There are strong indica­ (R) (In Stereo) day, an age no other Cavanaugh has Mikloiche 37, Tom Estey 16) Clndnnatl 882 888 8 » - 4 slstontmen'sboskelballcoach. at least, extremely resourceful. Via Hartford — Route 84 to 384 to 44. T — 2:21, A-40JH). Sh ortstop MISSOURI— Named Jeff Conner assistant tions that you have the wherewithal to [M A X ] MOVIE; 'The Night Before’ (CC) reached. the 1960 Olympic ice hockey team as inductees Afterburners 22 (Dave Daley E— Doulton. LOB— Fhllodalphla 6, Cin­ VmOO (Aug. 23-8apt. 22) Your com­ Via Boston — Route 84 to 31 to 44. From 44 take Silver Street to cinnati 7. 2B— Jordan. 3B— Thon. HR— Left fielders women'savmnostlcs coach. turn your fantasies into realities. A dream date turns into a comic nightmare 33 MOVIE: 'Wake of the Red Witch' An into the United States Olympic Hall of Fame. Thon (7), Bonzlngor (9), Rtodv (5) .Jordan (5), MONMOUTH, N.J.— Nanwd Wayne Ram­ municative sklllB should bo very effec­ when two prom-bound teens end up in an East Indies trader and a holl-raising sea South Street. 13) W idnndiy’thomerunt Center fielders TAU R U S (April 20-May 20) It looks like Track stars Lee Evans, Bobby Joe Morrow VHovts (14), O'Nulll 04). SB— EDovIS (7). sey men'ssoccer coach. tive today. Thto w«i enabte you to ar­ innar-city ghetto. Keanu Reeves, Lori captain fight over a woman and a fortune in SOUTHERN - Spikes Spir­ NYU— Named Edgar Dc La Roea men's your mind will function best on philo­ Thon (3). S— Browning. SF— Roonrwi. Right fielders range anything from a major Loughlin, Theresa Saldana. 1988. Rated pearls. Colorized version. John Wayne, RAIN OR SHINE • REFRESHMENTS • FREE PARKING and Mel Sheppard and weightlifter John Davis its 71 (James Gott 20, Steve assistant boskelballcoacb. sophical levels today. This Is a good C atch e rs commercial transaction to a Buccessful PG-13. Gail Russell, Gig Young 1948 were the other athletes honored. Roone Siegrist 14, Bill Eller 13, Dave Britav 2 (7), Bradtay (1), Modners; IP H R RR BB SO SYRACUSE— Announotd Ihol (Molt Rot, time to discuss serious issues with 8 Brookons (4). Yonkggs; nsk (8). White Sox; PMtadMphto Pitchers guard, will transfertoMorvtandwHh on* yggr [TM C] MOVIE; 'A Nightmare on Elm 3 3 Bonanza Arledge, former president of ABC Sports and Lewis 13), I.H.L.A. 38 (Doug Cortar 3 08), Eglto (1)> tadtans.-Oreonwell Cook W.43 8 7 ofellolbllitvramalnino. UMM 2>-OcL 23) There’s a pos­ friends, partners or associates. Street 4: Th e Dream Master' Child mur­ Pioneers and executives GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) A complica­ (2D ® Cheers (C C ) Norm's house- now head of ABC News, was selected as a Martin 13, Tim Carmel 8, (ID.RtdSox. Porrett 1 0 sibility that ship you’ve been looking for derer Freddy Krueger returns to haunt the painting business is the target of Rebec­ Cbictanatl Apgro League players tion concerning your work or duties that dreams and nightmares ot the teen-age in­ special contrilMtor. Steve Strand 8) Brownlne L.7-9 6 23 11 6 6 0 1 mkiht coma in today, and you’ll want to ca's marketing skills. (R| (In Stereo) M a n a g e rs has been vexing you can be resolved to habitants of Gm Street. Robert Englund, Their induction brings to 57 the number of Hoosiers 62 (John Marche! Brunoniky 01), CordtaoN; MoMonodo Stb m 1-3 3 1110 W E D E LIV E R share some of Its cargo with people who Lisa Wilcox. Rodney Eastman. 1988 ® Moyers: A Second Look: A Medley (8). Uttan m , Otanti) Murghv (7). Otanfs; Blrtsos 3 3 2 2 0 0 U m pires For Home Oellvgry, Call everyone’s satisfaction today. Instinc­ individuais in the Mali, which was established 14, Dave Burke 13) Fake 35 helped you bring It into port. Rated R. (In Stereo) of Voices (C C ) Highlights of memorable Under the management of Betty Forbes and Linda Turner Thon (7), Riodr (St, Jordan (SI.V.Hoygs WP-Cook, Porrtll. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Hov. 22) You’re the tively, you'll now know Dow to take cor­ interviews from past Moyers’ series, in­ in 1979 and had its charter class inducted in (T'om McCluskey 11, Kent 04), FMINm ; B8Mlnd8r (8),Rsdi;Oiivls2 Umpirvs— Horn*. Holllon; First, Ren- TOTALS 647-9946 rective measures. 10 :0 0 P M 33 Equalizer (CC) McCall (in, A8*ro8; nrgotdrrv (H ),M tlt; Sotamr ntd ; Socond, Brocklondor; Third, EngtI. Monday to FrMay, 8 lo B best choice for deciding what you and 1993. Turner 10) (S), Jamas (7), nodras. T— 2:H. A— 17,739. 9 MANl HL.SPF.K HERALD. Thursday, July 20. 1989 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday. July 20. 1989

DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright Tftbung M«dlt S«rvlcM. Inc v\iiou, (jDew o m All Rights RsMrvsd .FOCUS/Advice PEOPLE l AT TUB 5CIBNCB AU|6£^M f \^ N mNI/TB^.AfA> AUdBAPy /MVA1c The motorcy­ WHV W R O N G r ACCOPPIN'TFW © ors i»i» if not repaired proper way clists spent Tues GAL-COO - LAY-SHUNS, THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A 8y Barry HAIf'i'T soft­ H 'H E k e e p s THET W E RE hearted JOHH A-LOOKIN' AT F»>M5Y ■ ; MERELY A EF LI'L AB N E R DON'T Co a l a n d d ia m o n d s a r e fo r / as o f t h e satae day night at a bed S H O T FW^SY ? iHER h e l p l e s s d o m e KPOCKEt) FRIENDLY BUST GIT KVAR IN THREE ^ you Y NO.' THAT'© ^ ''iT'© TRUE. IDU ARE A ------LIKE A HIM COLD IN TH'NOSE SOS H O U R S - V/E A L L f CHEMICAL ELEMENT, CATZJiON. TO DECODE A aiid-breakfast inn iv n y you CALL THI6 " '^OUR COUNTRY. " IT'S ' - SH E vrsoo.'T'T; STARTS *- By Peter Bohr state when they total a car II.AM / ALICIA'S, you RULE FOR HER, UNTIL WOULDN'T A L-..UNTRUE' BAP /WAN, EVIL UNCLE.' DOHE CROSSED CHiCKEn LOOKS fSOW W E KIN AH C'D TAi A N YTH IN G M E T O brand new rear end overlapping seam the welder likely to risk their good names by welcome after getting a rough reception a few DOWN INSIDE THE EARTH. DIA/AONDS THUS V My friend grinned and pointed will simply "tack " or "spot weld" selling clipped cars on their days earlier on their Canadian tour. FORMED ARE DROUGHT TO THE SURFACE BY The thanks seemed intended, in part, to quiet to the center of the car's cockpit the two parts together. And on used-car lots MOLTEN MA&MA DURING VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS. newer cars, ones built in the last some controversy fanned by the British press, ‘3^ WHEN COOLED THE MA&MA FORMS A DIAMOND The seats, carpet and padding Beware however, of fly-by were out of the car, and I could decade or so with thinner high- night used-car dealers who obtain which reported that Sarah was shaken when PIPE OF BLUISH ROCK CALLED K IM 3C R U TC , clearly see a seam running from strength low-alloy metal, the their cars through dealer auc the couple was booed Sunday at the closing OFTEN SEEDED WITH DIAMONDS. one door to the other, right across welder may use improper weld­ tions And keep in mind that ceremonies of a summer festival in Quebec the car’s fioorplan ing lechiques that will weaken the sometimes the dealers them City. Brad explained that he had metal surrounding the seam. selves are fooled by cleverly For his part. M ayor Michel Legere offered a down-to-earth greeting, urging the royal ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue found his car's complement in a Poorly clipped cars have been rebuilt salvaged cars 7-20 - couple to "have a Hull of a good time," •wx3^onk5{. wrecking yard — that is, an Alfa known to split apart during minor In any case, examine the car's Later the duchess, the former Sarah MIND IF I TRY ) IT STOPPED? I THINK THE roadster with a smashed up front accidents, or even after running pink slip to see if it indicates the IS... IS THAT YES? I WOUNDED IT SHUT Ferguson, visited a rehabilitation center in THING WITH MY SPEAR,BUT SOME- /------HEY, YOU'RE BATTERY IN MY Dr. Gott end. He had both cars cut in half, over nasty potholes. car was salvaged It's always BLEEDING?? IT STILL MAKES AN THIWG?/ HAVE GOOD ALARM CLOCK Many of these rebuilt cars are adjacent Ottawa and spoke to victims of ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady - _____ ( AT IT! U P i l f JUST BIT THE DUST.' and then had the front half of his wise to carefully inspect the , AWFUL NOISE.' amyotrophic lateral sclerosis — a degenera­ J- Peter Gott, M.D. car welded to the rear half of the foisted on people who never underside of any used ear before ...'SO m m m m ELtMEKT OF SURPRISE IS lilfe wrecking-yard car. Presto! One suspect they’re buying pieces of you buy. Beware of fresh under­ tive neuro muscular afflictibfi also known as WAS A0O(/r SEtPO^A uriUZEP IN whole Alfa again different cars. Some particularly coating. If possible, lift up the Lou Gehrig’s disease. V tXtr.ANV., m WREsniNO. With a new paint job, some audacious characters will even carpets and examine the floor fresh carpet and a little under­ splice together two cars of plan for signs of welding or poorly ‘ * * *vp-" coating. the repair would be different years — say, a 1987 front repaired accident damage. virtually undetectable. end with 1985 rear end. That Should you have any doubt Marshall sues Reynolds might average out as 1986 car. but Most important. Brad made about a prospective purchase, LOS ANGELES (AP) — Former "Hollywood of course it will be pawned off as a Potassium loss sure the fellow who put the cars take it to a body shop: a good body Squares ” host Peter Marshall has sued actor 1987 model. together overlapped the edges repairman can spot a poor job in Burt Reynolds and game show host Bert Twenty-six states have damage where the cars had been cut and an instant. And that just might Con vy , contending they broke a contract to hire THE BORN LOSER by Art Sanaom disclosure laws that usually re­ double welded them so there save you from being clipped. him as host of a new quiz show bothers friend would be no chance the seam quire dealers to tell buyers if a -'-^■^GUE©© WHO I ^AO IF FePlOLEAF? ©TKA66MEYEP?©. Marshall claimed in Wednesday’s Superior would ever open. In fact, the car has been badly damaged and PELIVER.Y^ DEAR DR. GOTT: A good friend of mine has Court lawsuit that he was host of the successful ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook BUAAPFO into AT seam would probably be stronger rebuilt And some states require Peter Bohr is a contributing Bartter’s syndrome. All I know is that she has editor to Road & Track magazine. pilot of ’3rd D egree" and was promised he L©TRA6©MY©I^'^. T ^O IC . than the rest of the car’s body. insurance companies to notify the 17 trouble keeping potassium in her body. She's sick so would continue in that role for the 1989-90 DID VdU File ANY WE'VE HAD cmPtAlNS 'SO'’ HoW | ( POTTIB ©6HLOPP? AAARl'^TZ often and I want to help. season, said his lawyer, Dorothy Wolpert. EMVIRONIAFNTAL IMRAcrX TrtAT YoVR ©TaFFS could THAT ^ Although announcements were made that DEAR READER: Bartter’s syndrome is a REPORT fdr This m m Ykw w ip BEHWioR HA5 gEEhJ AFFECt TiiF \ UH-UH the former "Hollywood Squares ” host would complex metabolic disturbance, resulting from a ? m c ? WEp "pOpE, EtJVlRoNK\E|JT ? I Emerson top air conditioner preside over "3rd Degree,” he was told on June AND 05No)dOll5." ) I person's inability to handle certain minerals. It is 30 that he would not get the job after all, the suit characterized by inappropriately high losses of alleged. i ^ ^ sodium and potassium through the kidneys, leading By the Editors of Consumer Reports ^W/fcbip Soon thereafter, it was announced that to an imbalance of salt and water in the body. This, Consumer Reports Convy was not being renewed as host of "Win. 7-ZC As the dog days of summer settle in, you may be •in turn, sets in motion a cascade of hormonal Lose or Draw” and would replace Marshall on ready to buy an air conditioner. But before you run reactions — primarily an increase in renin and •’3rd D egree,” the suit said The suit seeks $1 out believing you should just get the biggest unit you FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavas aldosterone, the two substances that contol blood million in compensatory damages and asks for i can afford, consider what Consumer Reports’ and how much time you nave to comparison shop. ;pressure. Although Bartter’s patients do not have punitive damages in an amount to be set by the ‘ hypertension, they often suffer from low blood engineers have to say. Prices vary considerably from store to store. t h a -T g i r l i N TH0 ^oBSN^T SBBM Third, look for an energy-efficient unit. The court. 'potassium and magnesium. The first order of business is to figure out what ^ v B i r c \ w b u - i g b n t . electricity an air conditioner uses over the years THE QRIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr ; The cause of the syndrome is unknown: however, size air conditioner you need. Air conditioners are may represent a larger cash outlay than the ;it appears to be an inherited genetic disorder. classified by their cooling capacity, expressed in •Treatment consists of potassium supplements and purchase price. An energy-efficiency ratio between „ he: nee:r ? a w tup British thermal units per hour (BTU/hr). They X K N O W , $ H B N A ^ N ' T Imedicines to re-establish the body’s normal 9 and 9.5 is good: higher is even better. Baez sings protest song © X ERTlf S’ HP U y ^ range in size from about 4,000 BTU/hr to about Im etabolic balance. Bartter’s syndrome is not fatal, Recently, Consumer Reports’ engineers tested 15 (©FTyANPTTH© «IW - 30.000 BTU/hr. BIRMINGHAM, PAIP ANY ATTe^NTloN ;but it often produces chronic fatigue, weakness and air conditioners with cooling capacities between a iA T ^ ^ IH (P IN A li f ; 6,000 and 7,000 BTU/hr. The top-rated model was the England (AP) — ‘ ill health. But a high-capacity model isn't necessarily lacWBCAT... Emerson Quiet Cool 6CC53. It performed well in Folk singer Joan J O / ^ B , B i t HB/Z. 1 While I applaud your desire to help your friend better than a sm aller one. If the unit is too large for most of the tests, although it was a bit noisier than Baez sang a new .'feel better. I think you have to realize that you are the area you want to cool, its thermostat could shut song protesting the y NEA Inc T H A V B ^ 7 - 1 0 its name emplies. The Emerson sells for about $367, .really powerless to help her — except to the extent it off before it’s had a chance to dehumidify the air. recent violence in "that you can be caring and supportive. She will get One that’s too small, of course, won’t cool well on average. ■ If a quieter air conditioner is important to you, China. The perfor­ WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll her most useful assistance from her doctor, whose enough. Models with cooling capacities between consider the General Electric AME06LA and the mance was at a '.job it is to prescribe the most effective combination 6.000 and 7,000 BTU/hr are generally right for a charity concert at­ DID Y

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Judge, dated July l7, 1989 a day to persuade hard-line critics U.S. contact with the PLO. “We think it’s important... that -4 cious and his plane flew 800 miles Flreploced living dormered Cope. Great only. 645-8933 or 655- tractive lot, fireplace Colonial, baths, plenty of time tor hik­ being held in Arizona today, TEACHER, certified, or living room, targe hearing will be held on on of the U.S. dialogue with Yasser But Helms and other senators we maintain this dialogue if we’re while Los Angeles authorities on autopilot, a federal official room, formal dining entertaining In family 9218. garage. $141,900. Blan­ ing, trips, etc. Just application praying for said. will troln to work with room, 3 bedrooms, ce­ room with raised POSSIBLE CHFA Newly rooms. An exceptional chard & Rossetto Real­ close the door on this authority to compromise and u Arafat's organization to give up were holding out for requiring the going to make progress toward pursued extradition. Tucson young children In day ramic floor both with hearth fireplace and renovated ranch on .89 good buy. Call Ron tors," We’re Selling gorgeous 3 Isedroom, settle a doubtful and disputed their attempt to impose even president to make a certification peace in the Middle East,’’ Baker police picked him up Wednes­ “Various pilots reported that as care/nursery school. wet bar. Loaded with Fournier 647-1419. H ouses" 646-2482.0 7'/7 both, condo and claim In favor of said estate he was intercepted from the right vanity, plus plumbing acre landscaped lot, as In said application on file tighter restrictions. to Congress, which the White added. day as he was dodging cars on Full time or part time. Installed for 2nd both extras I $163,900. Gayle new roof, new siding, RE/MAX East of the enloy the zest of life. Glostonbury. 633-1508. River, 647-1419.0 more fully appears, at the “At this point, it’s a wide-open House considers an infringement Congressional sources said a freeway there. ' his head would turn to the right upstairs. Large nicely Sonstrom, Manchester new windows, cathed­ GIVE YOUR budget a Reduced to $138,(X)0. Court of Probate on July 31, ball game,’’ a congressional on its authority. Sens. Charles Grassley, R-Iowa, and as he was intercepted from FULL TIME local food landscaped yard. office, 643-4060. Sentry ral celling In master DISTINCTIVE with break ... shop the ctessi- Coll Barbara 647-1419 1989 at 1:30 P.M. Los Angeles investigators Real Estate, 643-4060.O source said. and Daniel K. Inouye, D-Hawaii, flew to Tucson, where Bardo the left, his head would move to service company Is $132,000. D.W. Fish bedroom, fireplace. nooks and crannies. tied columns tor bargain evenings 643-0844. Elizabeth A. Bidwell, “The effort is to reach some looking for responsi­ Realty, 643-1591.0 MANCHESTER. Don't Quiet dead end street Come visit the quality buys! R E ..A X East of the Ass't Clerk also were among the holdouts. gave police “statements re­ the left,” Andrew Alston, a River, 647-1419.D Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., a key kind of compromise that would Bush, who invited Democratic National Transportation Safety ble, hard w orking peo­ MANCHESTER. Ranch hesitate to moke on near Eoglevllle Lake. of this 3 bedroom Co­ 042-07 sponsor of curbs, was insisting lated to the murder of Rebecca ple to loin our team. otter. Y ou'll be pleased Coventry. $105,900. lonial on picture per­ prohibit talks with people who are and Republican ieaders of Con­ Schaeffer,” Los Angeles police B oard investigator, said with In-law suite. Nice LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICE that President Bush be required blatantly responsible for Ameri­ Duties Include food 1,800 sq. ft. home separ­ with this large Colon­ Philips Real Estate, fect lot. Hugh rooms, gress to the White House on Detective Dan Andrews said. Wednesday. preparation, receiving ial. 4 bedrooms, 2 full 742-1450.D lots of extra's. Immac­ TOWN OP MANCHESTER 1984 Ford Ranger Truck to be to certify that the United States cans’ deaths but not infringe on ate with entronce to LEGAL NOTICE sold under Section 49-61, C.G.S. Wednesday for a report on his “I don’t want to say he ROBERT JOHN BARDO He said the plane’s sun visor and stocking merchan­ In-law unit. Extras In­ baths located on a gor­ POSSIBLE CHFA 2 - 3 ulate Inside and out. Vehicle to be sold os Is ot R.T. was not dealing with master­ the president’s rights,’’ said the was moved at least three times dise. M ust be able to lift geous lot. A true nature Closing can by any­ The Zoning Board of Appeals will hold public hearings on Coochworks, 244 Brood St., just-completed trip to Europe, confessed, but he implicated . . .being held clude 0 5x7 green­ bedroom Cope on over­ Monday, July 24, 1989 at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing Room, minds and perpetrators of ^rror- congressional source, declining used the occasion to lobby against during the flight, too. 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. house, separate drive­ lovers dream. $165,000. sized lot, vinyl siding, time. Reduced to Manchester, CT on July 27,1989 ist acts. Several other senators himself, for sure,” the detec­ Excellent benefits. Coll Marilyn Votteronl, $189,500. Coll Barbara Lincoln Center, 494 M ain Street, Manchester, Connecticut to at 9A.M. to be identified. the amendment. tive said. there is no indication she had Still, Alston, who interviewed ways, 0 carport plus hugh living room, wa- hear and consider the following opoMcotlons; lined up with him. 633-4663 In G la sto n ­ Manchester office, 643- sher/dryer, garage Weinberg, 647-1419 ev- 036-07______Bush and his two principal Sen. Bob Packwood, R-Ore., ever seen it, Andrews said. the 36-year-old Washington com­ bury. Ask for Dove. garage. $159,900. D.W. enlngs 643-0844. Item No. 1 David J. and Margaret L. Forman — Request The unemployed fast-food Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 4060. Sentry Real Est­ and carport, wlmmlng Appl. 1354 tor a variance to Article II, Section 4.01.01 and Bush appealed to the lawmak­ foreign policy advisers. Secre­ said Bush told the lawmakers “I wouldn’t call it a threaten­ munications attorney again Wed­ ate, 643-4060.D and fishing nearby. R E / M A X East of the Article III, Section 6.03.02 to permit a rear lot at MANCHESTER STATE BANK ers not to tie his hands. Even the tary of State James A. Baker III that “if you pass this amendment worker from Tucson was an ing letter. I would call it an nesday at Hollywood’s Memorial BEAUTIFUL Cope. Man­ River, 647-1419.0 297-299 Middle Turnpike East. RA Zone. Consolidated Report of Con­ obsessive fan of Miss chester. Spacious front Hurry, this one Is a dition (Including Domestic toughest critics of the U.S. talks and National Security Adviser and shut down any negotiations affectionate letter, but a bit Hospital, refused to second-guess B E S T buy In town. Hugh steal! Coventry. NEW Townhouse. Luxur­ Item No. 3 Jensen Condominium Atsoclotlen — Request Subsidiaries) of the Manches­ Schaeffer, said Deputy Dis­ to bock living room ious 7 room T/z bath Appl. 1355 for a variance to Article II, Section 5.01.01 to ter State Bank of Manchester, with the PLO said they would try Brent Scowcroft, have been try­ with anybody that's ever even rambling,” Andrews said. the pilot. GUSTONBURY with fireplace, french master bedroom, view $123,900. Philips Real trict Attorney Robert E. Sa- Estate, 742-1450.D unit In M allard View. reduce the side yard to 8' to construct rear Connecticut, 06040. County of not to infringe on the president’s ing to kill an amendment by breathed on the PLO ... that’s a Alston wouldn’t say whether door to sun room and of lake from large liv­ decks at 92-94 East Middle Turnpike. RB Zone. Hartford, a member of Federal vitt, who filed a complaint “He also expressed to his Root could face charges for PUBUC SCHOOU ing room and extra JUST listed! Need on 1st floor den, 3 hugh Reserve District No. 1. at the right to conduct foreign policy. Helms and Sen. John F. Kerry, step backward, not a step newly retinished hard­ bedrooms, appliances, Item No. 3 Michael A Carmen D'Amato — Request for a charging him with murder. friend that he was going to has the following large dining room. En­ In-law apartment? This Appl. 1356 close of business June 30, 1989. Xhe compromise promoted by D-Mass., barring talks with any forward” misleading NTSB investigators. wood floors ore lust a carpeting, full base­ variance to Article It, Section 4.01.01 to reduce harm Miss Schaeffer,” but it openings: few of the fine features closed porch, 3 bed­ oversized East Hart­ the side yard to S' (10' required) to allow FBI spokesman Paul Miller ment and garage construction of o deck at 532 Woodbridge ASSETS Y The 21-year-old co-star of the rooms, 1'/j baths, gar­ ford home of 9 rooms was unclear to investigators said his agency also is continuing Library of this Immaculate $145,900. Blanchard 8< Street. RA Zone. Cash and due old television sitcom “My why he might want to, An­ home. Lovely profes­ age. Coventry. and 2 baths could be the from depository to investigate the case, adding: para-professlonals Reduced from $146,900 one you hove been Rossetto Realtors,” Item N. 4 Wetherell Village Condominium Assoc., Inc. — institutions S 4,611,000.00 Sister Sam” and the current drews said. sionally landscaped 3/4 Appl. 1347 Request for o variance to Article It, Section “We anticipate that once all our School Secretary 10 to $134,900. Philips Real waiting for. Blanchard We're Selling Houses" U.S. Treasury Financier jaiied pending bail film “Scenes From the Class acre lot. $167,900. D.W. 646-2482.0 7.04.06(a) to construct on accessory building securities 1,199,000.00 “The guy’s real passive with facts are developed, we will again month position Fish Realty, 643-1591 .□ Estate, 742-1450.0 6 Rossetto Realtors," within the 30' minimum setback area at 102 Struggle in Beverly Hills” was JUST listed! Lovely 8 Obligations of States everybody. He’s being passive discuss the matter with the U.S. School Secretary 12 UPSTAIRS, downstairs! COMPLETELY remo­ We're Selling Houses" Wetherell Street. P R D Zone. and political sub­ statement released by his lawyer, said Khashoggi could pay for shot once in the chest Tuesday 646-2482.D room T/2 both home NEW YORK (AP) - Saudi and polite with everybody,” attorney’s office in Miami.” month position 2 family on 228 foot deled. Light, bright, At this hearing Interested persons may be heard and written divisions in the financier Adnan Khashoggi Khashoggi said he intends to private security guards deput­ morning at the door of her and airy 3 bedroom YOUNG Duplex. 5/5, 3 with family room plus a communications received. A copy of these petitions has United States 138,000.00 Tucson police spokesman Sgt. Results of Root’s blood test for deep corner lot. Out­ 1st floor Florida room. been filed In the Planning and Zoning Department and may Other bonds, notes, contest the charges and is confi­ ized by the court to watch him. apartment building. School Health side lust re-done and Colonial with skylights bedroom units each landed in a U.S. jail after being Paul Hallums said after the carbon monoxide were negative, $170's. 1 year home be Inspected during business hours. and debentures 127,000.00 extradicted from Switzerland dent that “my innocence will be Keenan laughed at the idea but para-professlonal Inside Cleon ^Ith 5 In dining room, master with ^V l baths, carpet­ Federal Funds Sold A female friend of Bardo’s arrest. ruling out that explanation for his bedroom and hall, warranty. Blanchard 8< Edward Coltman, Secretary and Securities and pleading innocent to charges clearly established.” said he would keep in mind School sunny rooms each ing, private basement, Zoning Board of Appeals living in Tennessee called claimed loss of consciousness, front to bock living separate heating sys­ Rossetto R e altors,” purchased under Morvillo's arguments in'favor of para-professional floor. Convenient to We're Selling Houses” 025-07 agreements to of helping Ferdinand and Imelda Khashoggi’s attorney, Robert police headquarters early The gun in the killing appar­ ■ authorities said Wednesday. Re­ bus lines. First floor room with flreploe, tems. Blanchard & Marcos plunder $100 million from Morvillo, had asked that bail be bail. ently was discarded and has Secretarial 646-2482.0 resell 2,450,000.00 Wednesday to tell police of his sults of drug and alcohol tests are has modern both and built In bookcases, cor- Rossetto Realtors,” NO. SUPERIOR COURT (a) Loans, the Philippines. set no higher than the $5 million U.S. Assistant Attorney Cha­ not been found. Police believe para-professional second floor has walk- oge, well landscaped We're Selling Houses" Total obsession, Andrews said. expected later this week. THE EIGHTH UTILITIES JUDICIAL DISTRICT OP U.S. District Judge Charles bond granted Mrs. Marcos. rles LaBella opposed bail and Special Education up attic. Coll us to se yard. Coventry. 646-2482.0 (excluding Bardo returned to Tucson, "The pilot says he was on a ICDNDOMINIUMS DISTRICT HARTFORD/NEW BRITAIN unearned Keenan said at Wednesday’s Khashoggi’s assets have house arrest, saying he had “He expressed a fixation where he lives with his par­ para-profeaslonal this excellent buy. $129,900. Philips Real BOLTON - Reduced AT HARTFORD income) 87,052,000.00 routine business flight, passed $178,500. Anne M iller Estate, 742-1450.O FOR SALE hearing that he “wouldn’t dream dwindled recently as various learned that creditors were about with Miss Schaeffer. He ap­ ents, late Tuesday aboard a $159,900 firm. 7 room THE CONNECTICUT (b) Less: out, and must have been shot Applications available Real Estate, 647-8000.O allowance of setting bail” until Khashoggi’s holdings have been sold. “I read to foreclose on the apartment. peared to be very fond of her,” Greyhound bus. Bardo appar­ from: ABSOLUTE doll house. ranch, 3 bedrooms, T/j LIGHT AND POWER when his handgun accidentally COVENTRY. Drostlcolly Inside this house Is a baths, flreploced living COMPANY; for possible worth is verified. in the newspapers, like everyone In October, a federal grand Andrews said. ently had . visited California Qtaatonbury Board of CHFA Approved Mill loan went off before he regained reduced!! I 1,200 sq. ft. must to see to believe! room, great family Pond Condo. Be cool In CONNECTICUT NATIONAL losses 1,141,000.00 Once among the world’s richest else, that he’s a very rich man, jury in New York indicted Kha­ several times during the past Education Bedroom loft, spiral room.' Approximately BANK AND TRUST shoggi, the Marcoses, five other According to the woman, consciousness in Bahamian Country Cope on pri­ this second floor end COMPANY, TRUSTEE; (c) Loans. Net 85.911.000.00 men, Khashoggi was said to be but I don’t know that,” the judge Bardo said he had a video year, Andrews said. waters. QIastonbury, CT 06033 vate 1 acre lot. Featur­ storlcose, first floor acre lot. Located on unit dir conditioned FIRST NATIONAL BANK Bank premises, fur­ the middleman in the Iran-Contra said. people and the California Over­ Phono 633-5231 ing 1 bedroom, eot-ln laundry, all done In historical c e n t e r OF BOSTON, TRUSTEE; niture and fixtures. collection of “My Sister Sam” “There is an indication that Root, who remained in stable condo. Large rooms, and other assets deal. “I think your honor can assume seas Bank in Los Angeles. ext. 441 kitchen, large family pine, 2 bedrooms, vinyl green. Excellent star­ laundry room In base­ BANKERS TRUST shows and an autographed condition with a gunshot wound in COMPANY, TRUSTEE July 7 , 19S9 representing bank that he’s an enormously wealthy The Marcoses were charged there was an ongoing attempt •oe room with sliders. Coll siding, compare!! Cov­ ter or retirement home ment, city utilities. premises 1,255,000.00 The former fugitive, hand­ publicity photo of Miss entry. $125,900. Philips NOTICE cuffed and wearing a green man,” Morvillo said. with stealing millions from the to contact her,” Andrews said, his stomach, maintains the 32- for 0 private showing! In move-ln condition. Vernon. $89,900. Philips Other assets 977,000.00 Schaeffer, Andrews said. caliber Smith & Wesson revolver $124,900. Klernon Real Estate, 742-1450.□ 646-5691. Notice to; TOTAL leisure suit, did not talk with Instead of jail, Morvillo sug­ Philippines to buy real estate and adding that Bardo had called Real Estte, 742-1450.O ASSETS $96,668,000.00 About a year ago, Bardo had he kept in the plane’s glove 119^ SITUATION Realty Inc., 649-1147.n (a) The Connecticut Light & Power Company art in New York. Khashoggi Miss Schaeffer’s agency sev­ LIABILITIES reporters before leaving gested that Khashoggi be put sent a letter to the actress, but compartment must have dis­ I ‘ ^ ( w anted BRAND new listing! 11 (b) Connecticut National Bank & Trust Company, Trustee Kennedy International Airport under house arrest at his luxury allegedly posed as the owner of eral times. A Newspaper In education Program (cl First Notional Bank of Boston, Trustee Demand deposits charged during the crash. Super 7 room brick (d) Bankers Trust Company, Trustee of individuals, with FBI agents. But in a apartment on Fifth Avenue. He some of the assets as a cover. NURSES AIDE. Expe­ Cope Cod on Keeney Sponaored by partnerships, and rienced with elderly Street In Manchester. The Q u iz being each person or entity appearing of record as an owner corporations 816.623,000.00 and handicapped. The Manchester Herald of the property affected herebv and each and every holder of Time and savings Full dormer, 3 bed­ any mortgage, lien, assessment or other encumbrance on deposits of indi­ Available for day or rooms, fantastic first the property or Interest therein described In the viduals. partner­ night work. Limited floor family room with Worldscope (10 points lor each question answered correctly) accompanying Stotement of Compensation. ships. and overnight. 649-8668. lots of windows over­ 1. TH E EIGHTH U T ILIT IES DISTRICT (the "D IS T R IC T ") corporations 71,592,000.00 looking pretty rear has filed with the Clerk of the Superior Court for the Judicial Deposits of United District of Hartford-New Britain at Hartford a Statement of States CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 yard. Only a minute Compensation relative to the taking of the property described In Government 152,000.00 Real Estate from 1-384 and Hartford that Statement, ond has caused to be recorded In the Office of the Deposits of States Rood shopping! Of­ Clerk of the Town of Manchester, where the property Is located, and politicai sub­ fered of $137,500. Jack- a copy of such Statement, a copy of which accomponles this divisions in the IllJH E L P Notice and is marked Appendix to Notice. United States 920.000. 00 raPA RT TIME I HELP IHELP IHELP son & Jackson Real 2. Not less than twelve (12) days nor more thon ninety Notices I''( w a n t e d HELP WANTED HOMES Deposits of com- liH jH E L P WANTED WANTED WANTED WANTED HELP WANTED I Estate, 647-8400.0 (90) days after the service, or mailing and publication of this merciai banks 530.000. 00 FOR SALE B E T T E R than new. 2 year Notice, the Ol STRI CT shall file with the Clerk of the Superior Certified and COUNTRY Carpenters A-wr'»jr * Court a return setting forth the notice given to all persons officers' checks As o condition precedent to PART Time Medical Se­ P R O F E SS IO N A L receptl- SALES/Sales manage­ RN Charge Nurse. 7 - 3 SEWING and blocking of BOOKKEEPER expe­ old, 7 room Raised • ,s having a record Interest In the premises, as provided In 15,000.00 the placement of anv adver- looking to hire person - Total Deposits 89,832,000.00 cretary wanted for onlst/secretarv full ment. Expanding busi­ position. In our well doll-house curtains. rienced, Including gen­ A rare find!!! This unique Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Connecticut General Statutes Section 8-139. a (1) Total tlslno In the Manchester He­ eral ledger. Non for yard and shop 10 room Cape Cod on 3. Upon receipt of such return of notice, the Clerk shall rald, Advertiser herebv busy medical office. time. Computer knowl­ ness service company. staffed, well supplied, Make as much as you lorge living room, nice demand smoker. Wednesdoy, work. Some expe­ East Middle Turnpike Issue a certificate of taking, setting forth the fact of such deposits 17,602,000.00 agrees to protect, Indemnity Previous experienced edge, good typing West Hartford loca­ SNF area. Very flexi­ wont at home. Adele or kitchen, and family taking, a description of all the property so taken and the preferred. Please call Thursday and Friday, rience necessary. Call could be lust what your room, 2 baths, fire­ a (2) Total and hold hormless the M an­ skills. 647-4800. Call Ml- tion. Lots of growth ble hhours any other Heather, New England names of all owners and other persons having on Interest time and chester Herald, Its officers 646-2094.______chaleen for potential. Benefits. Ex­ week end off. Call M a n ­ H ob b y Supply, 646- 8am to 5pm. Apply 649-0822. family needs! 4-5 bed­ place one acre lot. therein, for recording In the office of the Town Clerk of each between 8am and 5pm savings de­ and employees against any PART TIME handyman. appointment.______cellent auto allowance. chester M a n o r 646- 0610.______rooms, 2 full and 2 half Convenient location. town In which such property Is located. posits 72.230.00 and all liability, loss or Mondoy or Tuesday, baths, 0 fireplace, $197,000. U & R Realty, 4. Upon the recording of such certificate of taking, title Other liabilities 1,169,000.00 Morning position N A N N Y Needed to care Sales experience Im­ 0129.______T R U C K Driver. Based In to the premises described therein shall vest In the expense. Including attor­ portant. Salary plus Fountain Village Con­ hardwood floors, sen­ 643-2692.0______TOTAL neys’ fees, arising from available for dependa­ for Infants In our So. SERVICE person. Lead­ East Hartford, deliver D IST R IC T , the right to lust compensation shall vest In the LIABILITIES commission. $25/$35k dominiums, 175 A Dow­ DELIVERY sational oak kitchen, NO money down to quali­ persons entitled therto and the DISTRICT may repair, claims of unfair trade practi­ ble person. Hours dally Windsor home 5 days ing material handling throughout Connecti­ ney Drive, Manches­ (excluding sub­ ces, Infringement of trade­ 7am-12 noon. Must first year. Call 953-5929 fabulous family room, fied buyers, also rent operate or Insure such property and enter upon such ordinated notes per week. Salary and company specializing cut, clean driving re­ ter, CT. property and take whatever action Is propose with regard marks, trade names or pat­ have excellent driving for Interview.______PERSON finished rec room, spa­ with option to buy, or 1 A (earn ol researchers recently discovered the famous World War and debentures) 91,001,000.00 benefits negotiable. In loading dock equip­ cord, Class II pre­ cious deck across the to such property pursuant to the planned use of the property. ents, vlalatlon af rights af record. Duties Include 644-9367. ment Is looking for an ferred, lifting required, If you want to earn extra seller will take bock EQUITY CAPITAL privacy and Infringement of CARING, responsible back. Includes a separ­ Two battleship pictured here. The ship was discovered at a 5. This Notice shall bind the widow or widower, heirs, Common stock cleaning pars, running experienced person to early shift, full benef­ Finding a cash buyer for money this summer. De­ 2nd mortgage. These representatives and creditors of each person named herein copyright and praprletary SECRETARY wanted for adult wanted to care the Items you'd like to sell ate In- low arrange­ depth of about 1.5,000 feet in waters off the roast of France. a. No. shares authorized errands and general for Infant In our S. work In their service its. Call 528-7114, O. J. liver SNET Business to and many more deals who now or hereafter may be dead, and this Notice shall bind 100,000 rights, unfair competition technical services de­ Is easy. Just let our read­ Business Directories. ment. Reduced to the grantees, successors and assigns of each person named and libel and slander, which chores. Contact Tom Glastonbury home be­ department. This lob Pasho to schedule available. CFHA mo­ 2 Some lawmakers have been herein. b. No. shares out­ partment. Computer ers know whot you have You need some available $199,900. Jackson & standing 100.000 1,0 0 0 ,00 0 .0 0 may result from the publica­ Kelly, Carter Chev- ginning In September, requires q mechani­ Interview.______ney due In soon I 646- critical of the State Department Dated at Manchester, Connecticut, this 7th day of July, tion of any advertisement In rolet, 646-6464.______experience helpful. for sale with on ad In hours. Week days bet­ Jackson Real Estate, 5200. $124,900. Flono 1989. Surplus 850,000.00 Monday through Fri­ cally Inclined person you use It yourself. Coll for not following up more Undivided profits 3.817.000. 00 the Manchester Herald by Would be working with with some experience Clossifled. 643-2711. ween Sam and 5pm, 647-S400.D Real Estate, 646-5200.Q Matchwords wordprocessing, data day. Salary $140/week. 643-2711 today to place an THE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT TOTAL EQUITY adyertlser. Including adver­ i i J H E L P References required. In welding, electrical your own vehicle, and a MANCHESTER. New list­ MANCHESTER. With a vigorously on recent offers from (2 points (or each correct match) CAPITAL 5.667.000. 00 tisements In any free distri­ base and a variety of ad. Get the Want Ad habit ... ing! Excellent volue Ir the nation of to help fight By Thomas E. Landers, Jr. TOTAL bution publications pub­ I''( w a n t e d other duties. Salary 633-7439.______and hydraulics. Good current insurance card. little attention this 1-vigorous a-treal unfairly Its President pay and excellent be­ reod and use the little ads this 3 bedroom Ranch. the drug war. LIABILITIES lished by the Manchester commensurate with BOYS, girls, men, women For information call Tony house could be your 004Se;3-4 AND EQUITY Herald, Penny Sleffert, to grade corn. Apply at nefits. For Interview W E D E L I V E R In Classified regularly. at 1-800-922-0008. Gorgeous hardwood home, point and paper CAPITAL $96,668,000.00 CLERICAL position, di­ experience. Send re­ call Arbon Equipment For Home Delivery, Call 643-2711. floors, country kit­ 3 The Supreme Court recently 2- express b-call off APPENDIX TO NOTICE Publisher. sume to: Cadkey, Inc., the Corn Crib, Bucklnd Is all It will take to MEMORANDA versified duties. P ay­ Corp. In South W indsor chen, tiled both, 2 cor touched off a firestorm of contro­ NO. SU P E R IO R COURT 1. Amounts outstand­ roll, computer Input, 440 Oakland Street, Road, South Windsor, 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 transform this 6 room at 528-2015 ask for Ro­ tandem garage. Fully Cope Into your private versy by finding flag-burning to 3- discriminatec-care lor THE EIGHTH UTILITIES JUDICIAL DISTRICT OF ing as of report LOST typing, telephone and Manchester, CT 06040, between 8am and 8pm. Monday to Friday. 9 to 6 DISTRICT HARTFORO/NEW BRI- date: a (1) Stand­ I sie. eoe. oppllonced. $139,900. sanctuary. 3 bed­ be expressive conduct protected AND FOUND record keeping. Work Attention: Technical Dl SH W ASHER/KIT- Solly Sullivan, Man­ V. TAIN AT HARTFORD by letters of rooms, great location, by the Amendment to the 4-accommodale d-robust credit, total 873,000.00 week Monday through Services.______C H EN prep. Flexible BILUNGI/PATIENT SERVICE REP chester office. M3-4060. THE CONNECTICUT LIGHT Friday, 40 hours. Paid hours nights, days, please coll today. b. Time certifi­ LOST - Black and white BOOKKEEPER for $139,900. Sentry Real $129,900. Flono Realty, Constitution. AND POWER COMPANY: cates of deposits medical, life Insurance weekends. Will train. CONNECTICUT NATIONAL collie, red leash and school. Must have ex­ TOWN OF BOLTON Full time day position is available in our Estate, 643-4060.D 646-5200.O 4 In another important and contro­ 5-cancel e-make known in denominations of collar. Last seen 7/16, and retirement plan. perience In accounts Golf privileges In­ BANK AND TRUST $100,000 or more 17,179,000.00 Apply Arbor Acres receivable, payroll and cluded. Call Manches­ financial services department. This diversified versial decision, the Supreme COMPANY, TRUSTEE; c. Other time Kennedy Rd., Man­ BOARD CLERKS FIRST NATIONAL BANK OP deposits in amounts chester. Reward. 646- Farm, Production quarterly reports. ter Country Club 647- position requires third party payor and one to Court ruled that stales (CHO O SE People & Sports BOSTON,TRUSTEE; Bolton Is seeking applicants for the part time (5 points (or each correct answer) of $100,000 or more 231,000 1244. Dept, 439 M arlborough Computer experience 1458 between 10:00am three years hospital patient account experience ONE: may, may not) execute BANKERS TRUST 2. Average for Rd, Glastonbury, or and 2:00pm. Ask for position of Board Clerk. Duties Include posting COMPANY, TRUSTEE July 7, I9S9 >■ ! I preferred. Excellent including UB82 billing. A knowledge in use of Creative Financing juveniles and mentally retarded 1 The Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washing­ 30 calendar days Call 633-4681. Ext. 338 benefits. Call 649-5336. Bob. notices, attending meetings (Inc. public hearings), STATEMENT OF COMPENSATION (or calendar month) IllJH E L P between 9am and 12 taking and transcribing minutes and carrying out a personal computers Is preferred. We offer Builder will consider all offers on criminals in some cases. ton, D.C., has cancelled an exhibit of ending with excellent benefits and wages. For consideration works by the controversial Robert The EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT, the condemner, report date: 1 ' ' ( w a n t e d noon, Monday variety of secretarlat/clerical work relative to the this Brand New 3800 square foot 5 This July 2 was the 2Sth anniversary represents and states: a. Cash and due throuoht Friday, eoe. specific Board. please forward application/resume or apply in Mapplethorpe, who died of AIDS last ^A^^ONSULTAKTS^ of the day on which President 1. The EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Is acting herein from depository person Monday through Friday, 9am-4pm to contemporary, on 2 acres. 4 bed­ March. pursuant to Its powers and authority as a body politic and institutions 4,079.000.00 Applicants may apply to work for one Board or Lyndon Johnson signed the corporate, constituting a political subdivision of the Stote of a-painter b-photographer c-sculplor b. Federal funds • Full or part time for a combination of several. Applicants must the rooms, baths, 2 car garage. historic Civil Rights bill that Connecticut. sold and securities Immediate openings for HOMEMAKERS/HOME 2 The phenomenal success of the “Batman” 2. The water pollution control authority of the EIG HTH • Medical and dental plan possess general typing, filing and stenographic outlawed discrimination in purchased under all shifts. We manufac­ CARESEVKES skills. Hours are arranged according to the Human Resources Dept. movie has already led the producers to U T IL IT IE S D ISTRICT Is Its president and Board of Directors. agreements to • Paid holidays BEAZLEY (CHOOSE ONE: schools, public The EIG H TH U T ILIT IE S D ISTRICT has determined thot the resell 3,569,000.00 ture electronic printed'* How would you like to requirements of the Board (usually during COMmvr.REILTOiiS talk of making a sequel — perhaps with real property hereinafter described Is necessary for the • Paid vacations ROCKVILLE CENERAL HOSPITAL accommodations). c. Total loans 86,611,000.00 circuit board and are in put your skills to work by • Liberal store discount evening hours one or two nights a month). Pay 1245 Farmington Ave., W.H. 06107 Madonna as Batman's female foe ..}... purpose of constructing, maintaining, repairing and replacing d. Time certificates rates go up to $45 per meeting (for a meeting 2^ 31 Union St. a sanitary sewer line. of deposits in de­ need of reliable people. helping the elderly and • Excellent starting wage 3. The EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT Is taking by hours long) and are based upon the length of the 3 The (CHOOSE ONE: Sacramento Kings, nominations of disabled? Many of your • Experience preferred Rockville, CT 06066 M/F/H/V 561-2930 condemnation a temporary construction easement and a full, $100,000 or more 17,558.000.00 We have openings for meeting. L.A. Clippers) made former Louisville permanent and perpetual easement for the construction of a friends and neighbors are e. Total deposits 89,238,000.00 i • Apply in person star Pervis Ellison the first pick in the sonltarv sewer line over, under, across and through those h. Total assets 98,734,000.00 •Inspectors To apply for the position, call the Town of Bolton, premiset located In the Town of Manchester, County of Hartford in need of your assis­ 1989 NBA college draft recently. We, the undersigned officers, I Office of Selectmen, at 649-8743 and request an and State of Connection, more portlculorlv shown on a moo or do hereby declare that this Re­ i •D rillers tance. Hours are availa­ We are seeking individuals who are IDEAL FOR COUPLE plon entitled "MAP SHOWING SANITARY SEWER EASEMENT looking to join the team at application (ends 7/31/89). Newsname 4 Jimmy Connors made his earliest exit port of Condition (Including the •Platers ble to work within your 73 West Street, Manchester supporting schedules) has been schedule. Duties include (15 points for correct from Wimbledon since 1971, losing to prepared in conformance with We offer excellent work­ REGAL MEN’S SHOP answerer answers) unseeded American Dan Goldie. TRUE CONN. A R LO M BARDI ASSOCIATES, INC., CONSULTING the instructions issued by the homemaking, shopping, WANTED $129,9D0 CIVIL AND SANITARY ENGINEERS LAND SURVEYORS, Federal Deposit Insurance Cor­ ing conditions and other errands and providing 903 Main Street OR FALSE: Connors has never won the VERNON, CONNECTICUT, DATE: APR. 21, 1989, SCALE: poration and is true to the best Completely remodeled, Contemporary Cape. I recently traveled 1'-40'. SHT NO.: l o t i '. benefits. Apply in per­ companionship. Training Manchester, CT VAN DRIVER — DIAL-A-RIDE Brand new kitchen and bath. Offering 2 bedroom men's singles title at Wimbledon. ot my knowledge and belief. across the Pacific to / 4 The permanent easement Is Thirty (30) feet In width. wnilam H. Fraser available to enter the Ask for Bernard Apter detached garage, unique property. Not a drive Acquired with said permanent easement Is a temporary son: TOWN OF GLASTONBURY visit with President '*** 5 Promoters of an upcoming track meet Vice President health care field. Rease Adult Carriers by. Priced right. $129,900. Call Barb evenings construction easement of Fifteen (IS) feet In width located Richard R. Lauzier Part-time, 0-19 hours/week (hours vary depending have offered a $500,000 bonus to any westerly of the thirtv-foot wide permanent easement. 6 4 3 - 2 4 7 8 561-1058 Bush. Who am I and j)9^\ Vice President CIRCUITS, INC. call 569-8820, 9am-5pm. upon need). Operates vans that are used by seniors long jumper who can break Bob 4. The names of the persons or entitles having a record We, the undersigned direc­ what nation do I Interest In the above-described property are as follows; Visiting Nurse and Home who use Dial-A-Rlde program to transport them to Beamon’s record leap of 29 feet 2-Vj tors, attest the correctness of 59 Deming Rd. Enjoy the outdoors and $203,9DD lead. The Connecicut Light 81 Power Company this Report of Condition (in­ Care Assoc, of E. Hart­ their desired locations. Operates vans In compliance inches set at the (CHOOSE ONE: 1%4, 107 Selden Street cluding the supporting sche­ Berlin ford. Berlin, CT 06037 dules) and declared that it has 9 with all safety & highway rules and laws; transports 38 Irving Street, Manchester 1968) Olympics. RN earn some extra spend­ been examined by us and to the older adults In accordance with dally schedule. Relax and entertain poolside. Immaculate 4 Connecticut National Bonk 8, Trust Company, Trustee best of our knowledge and belief Candidates shoi^ld possess ability to operate vans In bedroom home and convenient location. Call Jo 7JJ Main Street ing money delivering HOiIrtford, CT 06115 has been prepared in confor­ SUPERVISOR accordance with all safety & highway rules and laws; 526-1222. VOUR SCORE: 91 to 100 points — TOP SCORE! mance with the instruction is­ 81 to 90 points — Excellent. 71 to 80 points — Good 61 to 70 points — Fair. First National Bonk of Boston, Trustee sued by the FDIC and is true ability to accurately maintain dally records; ability to BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 100 Federal Street and correct. (CHARGE NURSE From 3 to 11PM maintain effective working relationship with staff, the Manchester Herald ® Knowtedse Unlimited, Inc. 7-10-89 Boston, M A 02)10 Joseph Schauster 553 E M t Middle Turnpike, Mancheater Put your leadership skills to use in one of our older adults and general public; ability to obtain and Bankers Trust Company, Trustee Director Work Monday through Friday, no door to door. Francis Murray, ambulatory care centers. We are looking for a annually renew a Public Service Vehicle Drivers 40 Wall Street Director registered nurse with supervisory experience. weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For $275,000 New York, NY 10005 License; ability to follow oral and written Instructions. Cap* oomar lot Incoma praduclng unit Excellent Nathan G. A^stinelU more information please call — Previous experience in operating large capacity ANSWERS TO THE QUIZ 5. The condemnor has determined that the amount of Director Excellent poople skills and sound clinical skills to For more information home. Btialnaaa situation Investors. High traffic compensation to be pold to the persons or entitles entitled State of Connecticut, County become pert of our mansgoment team. The vehicles desirable. Candidates must possess a Conn. araa. CaH Carol avaninga 633-6632. 0%i-s !asivi-y thereto Is One Thousand Two Hundred Dollars ($1,200.00) of Hartford, sa; Class I drivers license. and said sum Is being deposited with the Clerk of the Sworn to and aubacrlbed be­ Director of Staff Development !s8u|)| o|uauieJ3es-C !ueuioM|e3 aqi-z !q-i :$lUOdS 3Td03d 8 call the Circulation De­ V charge nurae poaKlon Is available at our Bishop Hourly Rate: $8.58. Superior Court, 95 Washington Street, Hartford, fore me thia ISth day of July. q-S l3-y !e-€ ‘-P-l :S d llO M H 3 1 V W Connecticut. E. 1989, and I hereby certify that I Cornora and E. Htfd. center, interested CRESTFIELD Applications may be obtained from the Town partment at e||ei|snv ‘an/wyH l«qoj| IJ W V N S M IN TiHE EIGHTH UTILITIES DISTRICT am not an officer or director of Should call the personnel department Manager's Office, 2155 Main Street, Glastonbury, this bank. or send leaume with salary requirements to ' suopepoui By Thomas E. Landers, Jr. William J. DUaa. CDNVALESCENT NOME C T 06033 and must be received by Friday, July 28, 124B FanplNAiM Avt., W.H. 06107 Its President -ujoaae ajjqnd-s !Aeui-y !eqn3 -z !))ieuis|a-l :3 d 0 3 S a iM 0 M Commissi oooT of Immedlata Medical Care Canter. 5 Hillcrest Ave., 10AQ 0045e;S4 Superior Court. Wetharafiald, C T 06109. 203-721-7393.______643-5151 647-9946. (1-2930 AA/EOE/MF 027-07 040-07

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I REAL ESTATE I APARTMENTS IHDMES I MISCELLANEDUS WANTED FDR RENT FDR RENT FURNITURE FDR SALE 1 8 8 1 SALES Pair of journeymen takes British Open iead ... page 11 MANCHESTER. 6 room Spccioli^|> LAND wanted. Five plus GLASTONBURY - Se­ 10 pc. Mahogany Chip­ NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ acres. Church of the cond floor, 2 bedroom, Cape, with garage. No pendale dining room eral Stotute 23-65 prohibits heat, hot water, S700 pets. $875. month plus E N D ROLLS Living God of Man­ set. Table with two width — 254 the posting of advertise­ J chester Is Interested In monthly plus one heat and hot water. leaves and table pads. 8 27'/!" ments by any person, firm or purchasing land In month security. One Call D. W. Fish Realty, chairs, buffet. Price 13" width — 2 for 254 corporotlon on o telegraph, Manchester for pur­ year lease. References. _^43J591_o t 871J400^^ negotiable. 643-4328. Newsprint end rolls can be telephone, electric light or pose of building wor­ No pets. August 1st. picked up at the Manchester power pole or to o tree, ship center. Contact 633-9325. ISTDRE AND KING size bedroom set, Herald ONLY before 11am shrub, rock, or any other solid cherry, complete Monday through Thursday nofurol oblecf without o writ­ Pastor David Mullen, 454-474 Main Street. 3 I d ffice space set In excellent condi­ ten permit for the purpose of 372 Main Street, Man­ room apartments. 1 - FOR Sale children Items, protecting II orthepubllcond LAWN CARE PAINTIN6/PAPERIN6 tion. Also antique oak cribs 540., playpen 525., chester, CT 06040. 647- S500 plus heat. 1- S540 OFFICE - Bright and high chair, converts to carries o tine of up to $50 tor 7355 Including heat. No clean, carpeted. Heat walker 57.50, Johnnie each offense. stroller. Excellent con­ Jumper 55.00, Century YARD MASTERS pets. Security. 646-2426 and air conditioning, dition, Iron wheels. YVEKLES PAMTMG CO. 9-5 weekdays.______electricity Included. car seats 510., baby TAG SALE - 7/22 and7/23, Yard cleaned, I APARTMENTS Please call 646-7490 and 181 Wickham Dr., (oft Trees cut, Quality work at a BOLTON - Guest house 390 square feet. $310 per clothes sizes new born reasonable pricel I FDR RENT month. Call 646-4440 leove messoge.______to 4 years. Call 647-1990. Hills St., E. Hartford), Have dump truck, Interior & Exterior available. 9/1. One bed­ days or 646-1077 BEDROOM Set, maho­ MAYTAG Washer In 8am-4pm. Kitchen set, i®anrl|palpr HrralJi will haul. Fra* Estimate* MANCHESTER - 1 bed- room, living room, kit­ evenings.______gany, double bed, glass and wood, 595 . 3 room, 2nd floor. On chen, both. Single dresser, mirror, chest good condition 550. piece beige living room 643-9996 Call Brian Weigle FOUR a Tt conditioned Roper gas range 550. u older woman. No pets. 6 4 5 4 9 1 2 busline. S550.00 per of drawers, 2 night Baby highchair wood set, 5175. King, lighted month. Yearly lease. 5550 plus utilities. Se­ offices will become tables. 5300. 643-8784. waterbed, 6 drawers, KEN'S LAWN Utilities additional. 1 curity and references. available on August 1st 510. liner, mattress, heater, SERVICE month security dep­ 649-3446.______In Manchester. The sq. TWO End tables, book spread and sheets. EXPRESS SEAL ft. measurements for ITV/STERED/ case cabinets, exercise Friday, July 21, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Reliable Service osit. Peterman Realty LIKE private home. 3'/2 the offices are 600, 480, Value 51200.5260. Other Quality Work Driveway Sealers, Home 649-9404______rooms. Lease. Work­ I APPLIANCES bike, exercise rower, miscellaneous Items. ing single or married 300 and 240. Centrally 147 Cub Cadet riding No personal checks, Fair Prices Care Services, Including MANCHESTER. Beauti­ located with ample FREEZER, upright - 9 ful 1 bedroom, living couple preferred. 643- mower, black and you carry. Call 649-8045 House Painting. Free 2880. porking. Coll 649-2B91. cubic feet. Sears, al­ white portable TV. Call Estimates. room, dining room, kit­ mond. Approximately chen with dishwasher MANCHESTER newly 646-8256 otter 4pm. CARPENTRY/ I INDUSTRIAL 5 years old, used very OUTSIDE woodburner. 646-7766 and all appliances, air decorated and op- little. 595 cash. 643-8784. Pilot says control was lost before disaster I p r d p e r ty REMODELING conditioned. Quiet, on pllonced 2 bedroom Load morning and CARS bus line. Ideal tor mid­ condo, centrally lo­ night. Clean easy cen­ I CLEANING SERVICES dle aged or senior citi­ cated. Storage and MANCHESTER - 6000 IGDDD THINGS tral heat for hot water FDR SALE of the survivors.” FARRAND REMODIu NG sq.ft. Third floor, ele­ Walter Williams of 147 Edger- system, which is routed through United released the names of zen. Heat and hot water laundry facilities. 5600 Itd eat or forced air systems. ton St. was not on a list of At least 76 people were killed in Room addltlont. deck*, roof­ per month plus utili­ vator service. 95 Hll- AQUATHERM, Dept. MAZDA 1986 RX7. Red, Family holds Crew doubted the tail and allows the pilot to survivors Thursday but withheld ing, elding, windows and gutt- Included. Only S610. clean, 32k, 5 speed. survivors which \yas released by the fiery crash and up to 43 others CLEAN JEANNE'S Come see why we ties. No pets. 621-2491 llard St. 647-9137. RED AND PURPLE STW Brooten, MN manipulate wing and tail con­ a list of casualties while relatives srs. All type* of remodeling and 56316, 1-800-325-2760. Excellent condition. United Airlines Thursday, and were missing and believed dead. trols. contained no fluid as Capt. were notified. repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. Cleaning Service rarely hove o vacancy. after 4.______Raspberries - Pick 58,500. Call 649-4836. 247-5030. I MISCELLANEDUS your own at Hurst STEEL BUILDINGS: vigil for man airline officials could not deter­ The plane is a DC-10 jumbo jet. landing safety A1 C. Haynes tried to bring the As workers continued to search Bus. 6«7-8509 Residential or Commercial FOR LEASE Two bed­ Professional Service MANCHESTER. Two room duplex, with ap­ I FDR RENT Farm, 746 Main Street, Specials, sizes - 35x40, NISSAN 1984 Pickup. mine whether he had survived or Rachel Williams, the couple’s plane into Sioux Gateway Air­ wreckage strewn through a corn­ Res. 645-6849 ★ ★ ★ Insured & Bonded^^^ Andover (onemlleeast 40x60, 60x80, 60x100 60,000mlles. 52,800. Call By Maureen Leavitt not, according to Norman Pattis two young daughters and son By Sharon Cohen bedroom apartment pliances. One cor 742-9083. port, National Transportation field and across a runway, 1st floor. Heat, hot goroge. All utilities. ONE car gorage, 565 per of Gay City Park). (Quonset and straight Manchester Herald of 124 W. Middle Turnpike. were visiting her husband’s fam ­ The Associated Press Safety Board officials said Thurs­ investigators released details of ISLAND CALL 643-9996 water included. S700. Central location. 5650 month. Convient and 646-6536. walls). Engineered FORD 1980 Bronco. 351 ily in Colorado at the time of the secure. Evenings 643- stamped, all fully gua­ engine. Automatric. Pattis said he and his wife day night. the harrowing last hour of the CONSTRUCTION monthly. Available in per month. 18 x 20' talked with Williams' wife, Ra­ crash, Pattis said. He said he August. Coll 645-6405. workshop also availa­ 9321. ranteed. We deliver. 54,000. or best offer. Family, friends and co-workers SIOUX CITY, Iowa -The “ The aircraft could only be flight bound for Chicago and All types of home ELECTRICAL ISPDRTING of a Manchester man who was chel. 'Thursday night. She was in didn’t know the ages of the United Airlines Flight 232 pilot turned to the right. They made improvements from TWO Bedroom duplex. ble. Also for rent I'/z MANCHESTER - 2 car Future Steel Buildings, Coll 649-4998.______Philadelphia from Denver. Y GDDDS children. concrete floors, steps, room efficiency apart­ garage on Main St. 1 902-422-4730. Dealer in­ DATSUN 1979, 510 aboard the United Airlines plane Colorado and told Pattis of the had almost no control as he three 360-degree turns" before The chief flight attendant told Laundry hookups. Ref­ quiries welcome. Pattis said he’s known the patios, etc. to complete DUMAS ELECTRIC erences and security. ment, oil utilities fur­ bay or 2 540 each. Call GOLF clubs, used starter Wagon. 4 speed, under that crashed Wednesday in an airline’s information. struggled to land a DC-10 that had Wednesday’s crash landing, the NTSB an explosion rocked the remodeling. Also decks Service changes, No pets. S575. plus utili­ nished. 5350 per month. Robin 646-0043 after TANNING BEDS: Wolff 500 miles on new Iowa cornfield continue to hold a “ It’s very frustrating.” Pattis Williams for about two years, and lost an engine fan and sustained NTSB member Jim Burnett said. jet over western Iowa, knocking and window and door 3pm.______sets and full sets. 525 to additional wiring and ties. 643-1002. Coll Warren E. How- 595. Miscellaneous System. Summer clutch. Air condition­ vigil today in hopes that he will be said. “ There’s an awful lot they are members of South holes in the small wing of the tail, At least 76 people were killed flight attendants to the floor, replacement. Tiling repairs on existing lond, Inc., 643-1108. clearance. Home units ing. Drive this car to interior/exterior. MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ clubs. 649-1794.______found among the survivors of the hanging here. We continue to investigators said. and up to 43 others were missing homes. Quality work at VERNON. For limited from 51595. Commer­ California with no wor­ Please see VIGIL, page 10 Landscape and interior room, 1st floor. S650. 1 time only enloy o free CHILD CARE cial units from 52295. ries. An excellent car crash. remain hopeful that he will be one The jumbo jet’s hydraulic and believed dead in the crash. Please see CRASH, page 10 design services affordable prices. bedroom 2nd floor S525. color television with ib d a t s / m a r in e Save thousands. Imme­ at 51,500 firm. Serious available. A . Entirely owner operated. Both totally remo­ signed lease. Modern LICENSED Day Core I e q u ip m e n t diate delivery. Call to­ Inquiries only. 646-2267. 27 years exp. Call deled. All appliances. Call Barry at No utilities. Possible spacious 1 and 2 bed­ provider In good fam­ day. 1-800-223-6743. OLDSMOBILE 1987, 646-2411 Joseph Dumas lease option. Coll 745- rooms apartment. Eat- ily neighborhood hove 18' HOBIE Catamaran - Ciera, 16K, mint condi­ In kitche, large bed- on opening for 4 child­ with aluminum trailer Tax plan 646-5253. MUI CowIracIlM of HBOclMilBr 6246 or 645-8480.______W E D E L IV E R tion, under warrantee. Steiger decision room, private ren. Constant supervi­ and Beoch Easy Pur Home Oellvfry, Ciill 58,000 643-0699.______AddRlOft*. rsmotWina wood tldloo., BOLTON, 4 room apart­ bolocony, storage, sion and core tor your loader. 53290. Call 875- docks, roofing ooncftio work. LANDSCAPING ment. No pets. Refer­ 1497.______1971 BUG - runs but needs m«onry A iH phOMt of oomtrucdorv large pool, heat and hot child. 647-1101. License 647-9946 work. Takeallorparts. U ,ou'r% $lok or oontncton not ences required. S510. water Included. Stort­ number 25473. 1987 SCAT Hovercraft - Monday to Friday, 9 to fl rotuming you eo/M — coll ucl monthly. 646-2311. _ 643-8744.______pulls in ing at 5495. Coll 870- Hordly used, 2 person, FuRy Irwurod • Fro* EttImttM renews cail for 1983 FIREBIRD - Lots of MS*1720 HEBRON CHARMING Spacious l'/3 9665.______I CARPENTRY/ with cover and trailer. bedroom apartment. extras. 4 cylinder. 52300 Mk for Mark MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ I r e m d d e lin g Make offer. 875-1497. LANDSCAPE Historic colonial. Cov­ room townhouse with or best otter. 643-2192 Design and entry Village. No pets. 1 8 8 1 s a l e s after 6 pm. CARPENTRY WORK fireplace, oil applian­ CREATIVE Laminates Of PETS AND millions Construction S550. 456-0064, 742-6715. ces, hot water, carpet­ I Handym an will do East Hartford, fabrica­ SUPPLIES MANCHESTER, 340 Ly- new death iaw Interior and Exterior MANCHESTER - Excel­ ing, air conditioner. MISCELLANEDUS Mike Bauer 647-7760 tors of contemporary dall Street. Friday thru I HARTFORD (AP) - A year­ Rebuilding. lent 5 room, 2 bedroom. Coll 649-5240. styles, cabinets, coun­ I a u t d m q t iv e Small job* accepted. Stove, refrigerator. No IRISH SETTER Beagle Sunday 7/21 - 7/23. long crackdown on state tax ters, and furnishings. mixed - 4 years old, Jugs, crockery, cast HARTFORD (A P) - A three- late Albert Steiger, founder of the Free estimate*. HEATING/PLUMBING pets. References. Se­ nolCDNDDMINIUMS Also cabinet new TIRES. (4) MIchelInMXL delinquents designed to raise $90 curity. S550 per month trained, good with Iron toys, old bottles. judge panel’s decision sparing Springfield, Mass.-based Steig­ Call Pedro 742-2006 133JFD R RENT fronts, refoclng or re- Blob top beer bottles, 175/70R13 steel radial, million to help balance the state plus utilities. 649-4003. flnlshlng available. children. Good watch convicted killer Eric K. Steiger er’s chain of department stores, CARMICHAEL PLUMBING dog. $25. Call 647-8853. miscellaneous Items. low miles. 550.647-0301. the electric chair for the Rambo- stared impassively as the judges budget instead produced $154.6 MANCHESTER. Well MANCHESTER. Beacon Coll days 9om to 5pm. million, a total described as an AND HEATING *i2a.974ft______style slayings of two Sufficld announced their finding. PAINTING/PAPERING Additions, remodeling, boiler cored tor 3 bedroom Hill. Two bedrooms, “ extraordinary success” by the replacemantt, and complete duplex with lots of new kltchen/corpet, CARS I CARS I CARS men. has renewed a call for “ I can’t sithereand say thisisa plumbing 6 heating aarvlca. MISCELLANEDUS state's tax chief. ‘‘We can tell you character. Non smok­ olr conditioning, pool, I FDR SALE FDR SALE FDR SALE changes in the state’s death great victory,” said Steiger’s Fully llcenaed and Intured. ers. No pets. S750. plus close to pork/hlghwov. I SERVICES penalty law. attorney, F. Mac Buckley. “ This CommissionerTimothy F. Ban- what to look for... CaH utilities. 647-7725. No pets. 5775. monthly non of the Department of Re­ 87S-73M The panel on Thursday split kid is going to sit two life and what to look VERNON. 3 room apart­ Including heat and hot GSL Building Mainte­ over whether Steiger’s troubled sentences in jail. I think it is a venue Services told his agency’s ment In newer 4family. water. Available Sep­ nance Co. Commercl- SCHALLER employees Thursday that without out for.^ tember 1st. Coll 346- ol/ResIdentlol building CARDINAL ACURA QUALITY CARTER childhood and his state of mind legally correct decision. RDDFING/SIDING Appliances and park­ CHEVRO LET — GEO “There are no winners and that money, the state would likely ing Included. S400. plus 9238.______repairs and home Im­ PRE-OWNED AUTOS 1229 Main St., Manchester and the time of the killing were BUICK, INC. grounds for mercy. there are no losers.” Buckley have had to raise taxes even H arB ro utilities. 647-1113 otter VERNON - one bedroom provements. Interior 1988 Buick Century LTD *14999 83 Honda Prelude *6495 U S E D C A R S higher this year. 6; 30pm. condo. Including heat and exterior pointing, 1988 Buick Skylark *8990 Only 40K. AT. A/C. Rira Find Fully Warranteed Because two of the judges found said. “ These people lost two sons AffordaUe Roofing light carpentry. Com­ 1988 Buick LaSabre *12999 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. •3495 And Bannon said the total for MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ ond hot water, 5700 Auto. A/C 54995 there were mitigating factors to and Mrs. Steiger lost one.” P ain tin g Beat I any reasonabis aatimate. plete lonltorlol ser­ 1988 Buick Century *11990 the year will be higher than that All types roofing and repairs. rooms In 2 family monthly. Wall-to-wall 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 ^3495 83 S10 Blazer Auto, A/C explain Steiger’s criminal behav­ Superior Court Judges George vice. Experienced, rel­ 1968 Buick Riviera Cpe. *14,090 because the $154.6doesn’t include of Manchester 30 years axpeiisnca. Ucanaed S650/month plus secur­ carpeting, olr condi­ 5 Spd., A/C, Sporty 87 Ford Escort 2 Dr., Auto, A/C ior. Steiger will automatically be Ripley and Thomas V. Keefe Jr, iable, free estimates. 1987 NIsaan GXE Wag. . *7260 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto and Insured. ity. Coll Robin 646-0043 tioning, laundry, ap­ 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 •2995 sentenced to life in prison without the final three months of 1988-89 Quality Painting pliances, pool. 871-9444. 643-0304. 1987 Buick Skyhawk HB *7980 5 Spd . Eeonomleal Car 55995 found that Steiger’s mental ca­ otter 3pm. 1986 Buick Electra 380 *10250 under a portion of the program ★ 649-0894^ 83 Ford Escort Wagon •2600 84 Dodge Caravan Minivan parole when he is sentenced Aug. pacities were significantly im­ 1966 Buick Century Wag. *8980 Patrick Fiynn/Manchesler Herald that counts on increased volun­ Services 4 apaod. Starao. Claan Car Auto, A/C 10 . paired at the time of the killings. CARS CARS 1986 Buick LaSabre *8290 tary compliance among •Free Estimates I I CARS I 85 Honda Accord LX •6995 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto, A/C The judges reconvened this The judges also ruled that Steig­ FDR SALE 1986 Buick Century *7690 a Spd.. A/C. cm n 87 Olda FIrenza 4 Dr., Auto, A/C taxpayers. •Senior Citizen Discounts MISCELLANEDUS FDR SALE FDR SALE month to decide Steiger’s fate er’s character, backround and ACCIDENT ASSISTANCE — Emer­ day. Hospital spokesmen said Lemelin 1988 Olemoblle Calais *8980 86 Acura Integra 'LS' •8995 57495 The so-called FAIR program, •Aluminum & Vinyl SERVICES 1986 Buick Somerael Cpe. *7495 6 Dr. 5 Spd. Ona Ownar after finding him guilty in April of gency medical personnel prepare to was treated for a fractured breastbone, 68 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr. history established a mitigating Powerwashing 1966 Chev. Monte Carlo *8495 83 Olds Regency •4995 for Fair Audits (equal) Increased Auto, A/C — 3 In Stock capital felony and other charges factor. take Joseph Lemelin, 61, of 41 Teresa and the driver of the truck, Jeffrey M. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK 1986 Toyota Camry *9180 V8. Fully Loadad. Lika Naw Revenues, was expected to gener­ JOE RILEY’S 57995 in the July 11, 1987, slayings of But Judge Harry Hammer 646-6815 GUARANTEE CLYDE 1984 Buick Riviera Cpe. *8995 MANY OTHERS TO Road, to Manchester Memorial Hospital Holt, 29, of 115B Sycam ore Lane, was ate $28 million from increased HAWKES TREE SERVICE DILLON FORD •2,995 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 1986 Olde Delta 88 Sed *9980 87 Volkswagen Jetta 4 Dr. Daniel Seymour. 25, and William dissented, sayingSteigerfailed to WeVe Here To Serve AM C o i Concord CHOOSE FROM Auto. A/C after his car collided with the front end of treated for multiple contusions and a voluntary compliance. That por­ Bucket, truck & chipper. 319 Main St., Manchester ROUTE 83, VERNON Price, 25. show he was under “ unusual or Stum p removal. Fraa Nissan '85 Sentra SE •3,995 81 Adams St. 87 Pontiac 8000 4 Dr., Auto, A/C tion, however, produced $77.8 EXPERT estimates. Special 86 Ford Excort Wag. >3995 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 345 CENTER ST. Steiger chose to be tried by the substantial” duress at the time, a Mack truck at the intersection of back strain. Lemelin was cited for failure Chevy '86 Celebrity •4995 Manchester 87 Chev Camaro A/C, T-Tope million, Bannon said. Exterior and Interior consideration for elderly 86 Lynx HUC393 *3495 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 MANCHESTER three-judge panel rather than a McKee and West Center streets Thurs- to obey a traffic signal, police said. and handicapped. Chevy '87 Cavalier •5,995 or that anything in his back­ painting and wallpaper 65 Marquis 4 Door *7995 The other component, a crack- hanging. Limited exterior Olds '84 Cutlass •5,995 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 649-4571 647-7077 646-6464 jury. ground constituted a mitigating 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B >449! restoration. Previous work 647-7553 Olds '83 Cut/Crulser •5,995 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 Assistant State's Attorney John factor under state law. can be seen upon request. 66 Taurus Wag. Loaded *799! 85 Elecira T-Type *9995 A. Malone said that in light of the The violence started when Please see TAX, page 10 Contact BC Company, 88 Escort Pony *529! Chevy '85 Celebrity •6,995 644-6908. 85 Century Wagon 87 Escort "QL" H/B 'SSSf Plym '84 Voyager •6,995 •7995 decision, the state’s death pe­ Seymour and Price broke up a Ford '85 T-BIrd •6,995 85 Electra 4 Door *9995 nalty should be changed so that party on a cul-de-sac near the PUNTING AND Screened loam, gravel, 85 Mustang Sunroof *499! Romance noveis changing CARPENTRY WORK 89 Brand New Festive *579! Olds '85 Calais •7,995 80 Spectrum 4 Dr. *4995 aggravating factors are weighed home Seymour’s family had just IneliM* Interior and Exterior processed gravel, 88 Cougar White <11491 88 Cavalier 4 Or. *6995 against mitigating factors. Under moved into, authorities said. One psinting, Robullding poreho* and Olds '67 Ciera •7,995 Irish seeks decks and Installing Stoekads sand, atone, and fill for 85 Tempo 2 Door *269! Pont '87 Grand Am •7,995 86 Nova 4 Dr. *6495 current law, the presence of one of the two allegedly poked Steiger ftnoaa. CHORCHES 88 Ranger Pickup rseS! 86 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6995 Fraa Estimataa — Fully Inaursd delivery call George Olds '87 Calais •8,995 mitigating factor means an auto­ in the nose with an iron bar. to keep up with the times 6464454 Qrlffing 742-7886. 85 Ford F150 >699! Olds '86 Toyo •9,995 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6995 niKYsiiK Dodge OodgeTruchs matic sentence of life in prison. Steiger left the party in a rage ask tor MIcIwal 85 Bronco II AT >699! 86 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 “ In light of this verdict I think and went home, where he picked nomination 84 E150 Van >399! BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE Bv Dana Kennedy But traditionalists can take heart, according to 86 Markur XR4TI *9495 something should be done,” Ma­ up two guns and put on camou­ 88 Escort Pony >5191 AND MARINE The Associated Press some of the nearly 1,000 romance writers, 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9995 lone said. flage clothing and a black ski 88 Ford FI50 P/U *10591 250 Adimi 8L, Minch. editors, agents and booksellers who were Diane Seymour, the victim ’s mask. for board BOSTON — They still have titles like “ Tender gathering in Boston today for the ninth annual CONDOMINIUMS 643-2145 649-1740 872-9111 Don’t Wait For A Sale! sister, said she was not surprised He returned to Seymour’s home I LOTS/LAND Conquest,” “ Prince of Fire,” and “The Lion’s Romance Writers of America national Steiger was spared the death with two friends and shot Sey­ By Alex GIrelll I FOR SALE FOR SALE Lady,” but the characters of romance novels penalty. mour and price to death with a conference. Manchester Herald have undergone a subtle transformation, say the Some staples of romance book fare, they say, VERNON. CHFA - FHA LOTS for sale. Lots of Every Day Is “ The death penalty would 9mm automatic pistol, firing at women who create them. approved for first time lots, Coventry, Bolton, never happen in (Connecticut, not least 19 armor-piercing bullets at will never change. Wallace J. Irish Jr,, a Manches­ buyer. rooms In coun­ fpm aiv Heroines, once repressed, virginal and more Couples will always live “ happily ever after,” 4 Hebron, Manchester. the way the laws are,” Seymour the victims. ter insurance broker who has try setlng. 578,500. Coll Approved building lots ^OL/SWAGtN. m. Sale Day likely to surrender to sex than initiate it, are now said Laura Parker, 40, of Dallas, who has been active in Republican polit­ us about the above 1-17 acres. Starting at m said. “ He’ll just spend the rest of Steiger’s mother, June Steiger, likely to be more assertive on the job and in the condo, or the other his life in prison.” and the parents of both victims published 16 books. ics. is seeking the Republican 562,000. Flano Real Est- BEFO RE WE PULL THE PLUG ON 7-3U89 bedroom. The only concession to more complex times is homes and condo's we ate, 646-5200.D______The bearded, heavy-set sat in the front row on opposite nomination for the Manchester Even more alarming, for those who like their that “ there are some loose ends that don’t get tied have ovolloble. Realty LET LIPMAN V.W. LIGHT UP YOUR LIFEI Steiger, the great-grandson of the sides of the courtroom as the Board of Directors, Republican You'll find the help you Shop Us First women meek and virtuous and their men up,” Ohlrogge said. World, Benoit, verdict was read. Town Chairman John Garside Frechette Associates, need In Classified. 643- rough-and-ready, is the unmistakable sensitivity And the love scenes are as likely to contain as “ He deserved the death penalty said. 646-7709.O 2711. creeping into what was once the brooding, many smoldering looks, heaving bosoms and because of what he did, but he’s Irish, who is on vacation, could dangerous hero of the past. ripped bodices as before. finaitoe Rebate up to TODAY going to spend his natural life in not be reached for comment. LEGAL NOTICES “ The men used to be misogynistic, sadistic “ Graphic, flaming love sex is always a turn-on prison,” Angela Price, Price's Three other people have an­ O il seleot Of ^ n i m n on seiact types, now they’re sometimes sweet, nice guys and once the characters start, there’s nothing an NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE TO CREDITORS 99 99 99 99 nounced they will seek endorse­ Enjoy the following C A SH B A C K offers from Volkswagen mother, said later, fighting back who own hardware stores,” said romance writer author can do to stop them,” said Helen E S T A T E OF E S T A T E OF models ^ A V U W m o d e li Index tears “ If it was me, I would ments by the Republican Town GERTRUDE W. OEIOER DAVID C. OOREN PLUS enjoy LIpman's great summer clearance prices! Anne Stuart Ohlrogge, 41, of Greensboro, Vt., Mittermeyer, 59, of Rochester, N.Y., who sold the - ■ What we save on advertising you will save on the price of your next carll rather have death than spend the Committee next Thursday to run The Honorable William E. The Honorable William E. 20 pages, 2 sections who has published 32 titles in 15 years. first of her 34 books in 1980. FitzGerald, Judge of the FitzGerald, Judge of the rest of my life in prison and never for town directorships. Six nomi­ Exhaustively descriptive sex, taboo in the Mittermayer said her career flourished during Court of Probate, District of Court of Probate, District of FOX GL W LE...... $ 200* Classified - 17-20 Obituaries------2 be free.” nations are open to the party and Manchester at a hearing held Manchester at a hearing held romance novels of the 1940s and 50s, is said to the Reagan era. although it was a time when Garside said other candidates on 7/18/89 ordered that all on 7/17/89 ordered that all OOLF GL ^AfLE ^ 500* 89 Demo C o m ic s______18 Opinion------8 “ When Eric Steiger is sent­ 88 Demo have peaked in 1986. Predictions for the 1990s “ Reagan stifled everything," and work and claims must be presented to claims must be presented to Focus______9 Sp o rts____ 11-13 enced, that is when we’re going to will be named next week. the fiduciary at the address the fiduciary at the address G T I...... $ 750* hold that such novels will return to gentler careers took precedence over matters of the Lebaron Coupe Caravan LE Turbo Local/State___2-4 Televislon------15 start our lives. That is when Billy Irish. 42, of 87 Main St., is a below. Failure to promptly below. Failure to promptly feelings and familial values. present any such claim may present any such claim may CABRIOLET W LE ...... $ 750* Natlon/World_5-7 Weather------2 and Danny will rest in peace,” heart. justice of the peace and a result In the loss of rights to result In the loss of rights to JETTA GL W LE ...... $ 750* Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. Weekend------14 she said. member of the Republican Town recover on such claim. recover on such claim. Committee from the 7th Voting Susan McQuav JEHA GLI W LE...... $1500* Susan McQuov District. Ass't Clerk Ass't Clerk JETTA G L I...... $1000* The fiduciary is; The fiduciary Is; In 1987, Irish considered run­ Edward D. Geiger Pauline A. Ogren VANAGON GL W LE ...... $1000* •12980 >£. *17055 ning for the presidency of the c/o George E. Tlllinghast, Jr., c/o Attorney Eighth Utilities District, but Esq. Howard M. Wood, III VANAGON CAMPER ...... $2000* AIDS discovery dims hope of cure 41-A New London Turnpike 773 Main St. Pre Owned Specials decided against that to avoid the 9 P.O. Box 595 Manchester, CT 06040 appearance of a conflict of Glastonbury, CT 04033 *Plu8...a great LIpman Deall 041-07 88 CMC Sierra P/U 87 Ply Caravelle SE WASHINGTON (AP) - AIDS — 1 of every 100 — of a blood cell (HIV) which causes AIDS. scientists was published today in an active HIV virus. Thus, the interest. His insurance firm pro­ 043-07 84 5th Ave. Turbo — Really Nice — level of infection was inferred SAMPLE SAVINGS STK. #5303 Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded patients may have up to 1,000 known as the T4 lymphocyte. Schnittman said the study the journal Science. vides insurance to the district and LBOAL NOTICE Auto — Air Loaded Auto — Air — Caaaette times more diseased blood ceils Schnittman said in an interview showed that a new research Schnittman said he and his instead of directly measured. has been the only bidder in TOWN OF ANDOVER 1989 JETT* GL WOLFSBURG EDmON But Schnittman said the PCR FINAL ACTION OF THE PLANNING « ZONING 4 Door than previously believed, making that previous studies, which used procedure, called polymerase colleagues used blood samples competitive bidding. COMMISSION *4195 *8995 *6450 from patients with active AIDS to technique detects the genetic Irish has been a leader of CrLise Control Retail Selling Price ... $14216 It even harder to stamp out the indirect measurements of the chain reaction, or PCR, may be At a meeting of the Planning & Zoning Commission of virus that causes the fatal dis­ infection rate, had calculated used to monitor the level of AIDS conduct the PCR search for the pattern of the AIDS virus while it Friends of Golf in Manchester, an Andover, CT. held or> July 5, 1989, the following action was V.W. Cash Back ...... $ -750 85 Pontiac Grand Prix 86 Ply Turismo 85 Dodge Wagon virus. is within a cell. In this way, he organization which is calling on token; ease. according to a National that only 1 in every 10,000 to infection as a patient progresses V-6 — Auto — Air 5 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof 5 pass. — v>8 — Researchers first separated said, the researchers could find the town to approve a long-term •569- Application of Patrick Caron for o Special Ao?em s"r“p"i “ F " ' " “ •«...... Nice Running Car Auto — Air Institutes of Health study pub­ 100,000 of the T4 lymphocytes in from a point of showing no 27k miles from the samples the T4 lympho­ infected cells even when the AIDS Permit for o Video sfore and sign. Wheel Locks LIpman Valhie Price ... $12310 lished today. such a patient were infected. symptoms to where the disease lease with the Manchestrer Coun­ •570- Application of Patrick Caron for o Special *6250 *3995 In a study led by Steven M. The higher rate of infection, a becomes life-threatening. cytes. These immunity cells are virus is inactive. try Club for operation of a 8 Permit for o dry cleaners and sign. *7995 Schnittman of the National Insti­ factor that doctors call “ virus With PCR, he said, researchers thought to be the primary target The PCR survey, which was town-owned golf course. Both oppUcofions were approved with conditions. tute of Allergy and Infectious load,” suggests that it will be could measure precisely the of the HIV virus. developed only about a year ago, Irish has been a volunteer Oetolls of the above action ore on file In the Minutes of the #1 80 Oakland St., Manchester Diseases, researchers disco­ more difficult to develop a effects of drugs being tested to Blood studies in the past he said, is an important new tool firefighter with the Eighth Utili­ meeting In the office of the Town Clerk, Town Office counted the number of cells to help scientists understand the ties District Fire Department, Bulldina, /VOLKSWAGEN. INC. vered that in a patient with active therapy to find and eliminate control or kill the AIDS virus. ANDOVER PLANNING A ZONING COMMISSION AIDS the virus that causes the each and every pdcket of the A research report authored by infected with the AIDS virus by life cycle of the highly complex and he has been an assistant fire Kenneth Lester, Chairman 2 Tolland Turnpike, (Rte. 83) Vernon, CT • 649-2638 Exit 63 Off 1-84 6 4 3 -2 7 9 1 disease can infect up to 1 percent human immunodeficiency virus Schnittman and eight other measuring proteins triggered by AIDS vims. marshal in the district. OM-07 9