20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, Sept. 19, 1989

BUSINESS HOMES HOMES HOMES I OPPORTUNITIES l£il FOR SALE FOR SALE [g ^ C A R S I CARS ( FOR RENT FOR SALE FOR SALE INVESTMENTS - Restau­ 3S% pay increase, COLA is proposed for Congress rant. Breakfast and MANCHESTER - New MANCHESTER - New 3 PONTIAC Firebird 1977 - MANCHESTER - Must By Larry Margasak lunch, seats 42, eaulp- L is tin g ! $171,500. 6 Spcciolistl bedroom Colonial, IV2 Needs work. Best offer PONTIAC 1980Sunblrd-2 another 25 percent in 1991 and tic House and Senate members cur- selll (3ape. 3-4 bedrooms. 2 ment and Inventory In­ room , 1 Vj bath Ranch Is b a th s, g a ra g e . $950 Coll 649-9151 a fte r 5pm . door, 4 cylinder, auto­ pay boosts afterward to the cost of senators is 40 percent. considering .several proposals lo full baths. Fireplace In living The Associated Press rcnily arc paid $89,500 annually, against a plan to raise lawmakers’ cluded, great location, crisp, bright and monthly plus utilities. 2 matic, sun roof, 63,000 living, the .source said Tuesday The proposal also would allow outside earned income other much potential, good room, appliances and morell month security deposit FORD LTD Country and leaders arc paid more. A 35 per­ salaries by 51 percent, a raise that roomy. Situated on a Squire Wagon - 1972, miles. $800 or best WASHINGTON — A House eliminate a provision in current law lease, lots of parking, 1548 sq. ft. REDUCED to and references. No o ffer, 644-2833. night, speaking on condition of cent increase would make the salary than honoraria, including the pos­ could have gone into effect without huge priyate country 400V-8, excellent condi­ allowing House members who were make offer. Commer­ lot. YoYo Carroll, Sen­ $149,900. Call Owner, 647- D<|ft! pets. 643-2121. ethics task force is proposing a 35 anonymity. $120,825. sibility of letting members keep 15 a vole if Congress had gone along tion. $500. 647-7890. OLDS 1964 - Dynamic 88 percent congressional pay raise over in office by January 1980 to convert cial 4 bay garage - try Real Estate, 643- 1714. Station Wagon. Possi­ The final recommendation of the A key part of the new plan would percent of their outside earnings. with the recommendations of a 200x100 lot, used car 4060. □ two years while controversial excess campaign money to pcr.sonal (STORE AND 1985 SUBARU DL 4 door b le restoration o r lO-mcmbcr bipartisan task force is be a two-year pha.scout of honoraria Former House Speaker Jim presidential pay commission and re p a ir license, 2,700 MANCHESTER - 3 Fam­ parts. Best offer. 643- use. The task force has not decided ELLINGTON - In-ground OFFICE SPACE Sedan - Standard trans­ honoraria paymcnis arc phased out expected to be presented to congres­ Wright, D-Tcxas, csUiblishcd the former President Reagan. sq.ft, building, new ily alum inum sided In CARPENTRY/ 5967. — fees for making .speeches, often when that proposed change should septic system, Coven­ pool, clapboard sided 6 CLEANING SERVICES mission, 42,000 miles, during the same period, according to sional leadership this week. The task force earlier this year after law­ excellent condition. room Cape on beautiful REMODELING VOLVO DL 1982 - 4 door lo organizations lobbying for legis­ Wright sought to save part of the try , $172,900. L u cra tive MANCHESTER - Prime $3,000. 646-7423. a congressional source. proposal is subject to change and is lake effect, according to the source. makers suffered through their latest $196,500. Separate u tili­ 150x250 lot, hardwood Sedan, lig h t blue, 103K, lation. House members now may raise by having the House vote on a antique business In his­ ties. Quiet area on cul- East Center Street lo­ SUBARU 1988 GL-10 XT6 The proposal would increase pay expected to go before the full Hou.se The plan also would tighten dis­ bitter feud over a pay increase. toric district of Coven­ floors, 2 car garage, COUNTRY CLEANERS great shape. $4200. 649- keep honoraria totaling 30 percent 30 percent increa.se that would have de-sac. Bob Toylor, adiacent V2 acre build­ cation! Attractive Co­ Coupe. Excellent con­ 3514.______by about 10 percent next year. by the end of October. closure requirements for receipt of Consumer advocate Ralph Nader try, attached 7 room GCF HOM E Commercial and realdantlal. lonial decore with fire­ of their pay, while the limit for Sentry Real Estate, 643- ing lot also available. dition. 12K, loaded. gifts. The task force reportedly is house, more than 18 Experienced and dependable. place. Great road BUICK Skylark 1980 - 2 led what became a public outcry 4060. □ Great opportunity for SERVICES Asking $12,900. Call 646- Plea.se see RAISE, page 10 years at present loca­ Remodeling, repair, decks, Call (or a free estimate. visibility and parking. 5115.______door, excellent condi­ tion, possible expan­ MANCHESTER - Price c o n tr a c to r. $149,900. Security system. $925 tio n , 52,000 m iles, $1500. Philips Real Estate, trim work, small jobs. Carol Green 1971 - Satellite Se bring, sion of lower leyel, Reduced! $210,900. This per month. Allbrio 643-1783. spacious 10 room 742-1450.g______Senior Citizen Discount 649-0778 383 big block, 727 trans­ Inyentory and real est­ Realty, 649-0917. mission. New crank CHEVETTE 1977-2 door, Ranch has a gorgeous FHA/Farmers Approved ate Included. $414,900. 645-6559 and bearings. $2500. auto, runs well, looks Philips Real Estate, big back yard with a 2 New Homes on 1-3 leyel deck. Walk to ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIAL 646-6649. good. $250 or best offer. 742-1450.D acres, 4 or 5 rooms, 2-3 ABLE HOME I 643-7340 a fte r 5;30pm. school. YoYo Carroll, brs, full basement, ' PROPERTY When you have some Sentry Real Estate, 643- vinyl siding, call for IMPROVEMENT FINDING A cash buyer 4060. □______for sporting goods equip­ thing to sell, find o cash details $1 09,000- Established 1981 CONSTANTINE ELECTRIC MANCHESTER-2400and buyer the easy w a y ... w ith PRISTINE Condition!! $114,900. P hilips Real Introduces the No job too small 3100 sq.ft. - Starting of ment Is easy when you CLYDE advertise In classified. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. o low-cost ad In Classi­ Im m aculate 7 room Co­ Estate, 742-1450.D MANOR ROOM Free estimates $3.25 sq.ft, nnn. Load­ fied. 643-2711. lonial on Farmstead ing dock or d riv e In - ROUTE 83, VERNON IMMACULATE In sid e Custom designed modular Fully insured and Dr. In East H a rtfo rd . And Out 3 brs, 2 baths, addition. parking. Woodland In­ iHanrliPHtpr IrralJi 80 Malibu Classic Wag. *2995 (Off Oak St.) 4 bdrms, licensed d u stria l P ark. 643-2121. double closets In m br, • UQhlwoloht — can ba added BOB RILEY 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. *6895 1.5 baths, fireplace, hw to axiatino dacha or patlo'a Real Estate cathedral celling In Ir 6 4 6 -1 2 8 4 84 Buick Century Wag *5995 floors, large eat-ln kit­ and dr, floor to celling • No foundation naa'dad — ao OLDSMOBILE chen with appliances, can ba built anywbara , ROOMMATES 259 Adams St., Manch. 85 Reliant 4 Door *4995 fireplace In family • OualHy matarlala DUMAS ELECTRIC 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr *9995 summer porch over­ room, enioy the pri­ • Inaulatad Service changes, WANTED 649-1749 looks fabulous yard I 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 Wednesfjay. Sept. 20, 1989 I HOMES vacy from rear porch • Moat }oba complatad In ona additional wiring and maintained to perfec­ waak. N ew 1989 Cutlass 86 Delta 88 2 Door *9995 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm ' FOR SALE and deck. North Cov­ Also complete remodeling repairs on existing APARTMENT to share Newsstand Price: 35 Cents tion! New vinyl siding e n try, $174,900. P hilips with 2 women, respon­ Ciera 4 Dr. Sedan 86 Bonneville 4 Door *6995 service homes. Quality work at St# 9410 86 Century Wagon *7495 MANCHESTER - Now for easy care! Priced Reol Estate, 742-1450.a sible, $250 + 1/3 elect- rig h t at $179,900. Jack- • Addition • Dacka Till, Ini. Wipers, AC4 Season. 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7495 only 135,000 for these • Mooflnp • Roofing affordable prices. rlc ond phone. 646-5483. BOLTON - New 7-room Olv. Bench Seal. RearDefog- son & Jackson Real • Qaragaa • Siding Entirely owner operated. 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6195 brand new, huge, excit­ Contemporary located ROOMMATE Wanted - ger, P185/75R14 WW Tires. ing, 7 room , 1,800 sq. ft. Estate, 647-8400.0 • Oormara • KItchan’a 27 years exp. Call 86 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 in preferred area! • Raplacamant Wtndowa Manchester $250 2.5 Lller EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT, beautiful contempor­ POSSIBLE Rent With Op­ $327,900. O yer 2,800 Joseph Dumas m o nthly. 647-0121. Composlle Halogen Head­ 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 ary Townhouses. tion!! Builder will con­ sq.ft, featuring 3 Call Ron 646-5253. lamps. Bumper Molding 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *8795 Cathedral ceilings, An­ sider a rent with option From & Rear. PB From Disc 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 Bomb likely cause 643-9966 bdrms; 2'/2 baths; cen­ MISCELLANEOUS Rear Drum. Body Side Mold­ dersen windows, full on this brand new 7 rm tral vac; 2 decks; h/w I ing, From Wheel Drive, Rear 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 basements, 2x6 con­ Colonial on Shoddy floors; f/p family rm; FARRAND REMODEUNG MISCELLANEOUS ' SERVICES Side Mirror. struction, family room M ill Rd. In Andover. 3 and 2-car garage. Call SERVICES Over 56 lo choose from 872-9111 bdrms, 2V2 baths, fp, Room additlona. dacka roofing, fireplace, central air, today! Kiernan Realty, aiding, windowa and guttara. All GSL Building Mainte­ Starting at oven/range, dls- Anderson windows, Inc. 649-1147.0 fyp*6 of ramodaling and rapalra. nance Co. C om m ercl- hwasher, hood, dispo­ vinyl siding, super pri­ Call Bob Farrand. Jr, HAWKES TREE SERVICE al/ResIdentlal building vate 5 acre lot! MANCHESTER - Fabu­ ITRUCKS/VANS of deadly air crash sal, 3-4 bedrooms, 2 full repoirs and home Im­ $10,999* lous location on quiet Bus. 647-8509 Bucket, truck & chipper. *lncludaa All QM Incantivas baths, washer/dryer $214,900. Jackson & Stump removal. Free provements. Interior FOR SALE Jackson Real Estate, c u l-d e -s a c ! $257,500. Res. 645-6849 estimates. Special OR Financing aa low at 2.9% hookups, cedar siding, Spacious 8-room Co­ and exterior painting, wall-to-wall carpeting, 647-8400.O consideration (or elderly PARIS (AP) — A bomb probably lonial featuring 4 end handicapped. light carpentry. Com­ 1971 BRONCO In storage. to take off from N’Djamena, injur­ wreckage was spread over a wide tiled foyer, oak kitchen b e d rm s ; 2'/2 baths; plete ianitorlal ser­ Blue and white. Mint caused the crash of a French DC-10 ing 25 people on board. An other­ cabinets, two-zone gas IF The Shoe Fits..Wear REMODELING! condition. 56,000 origi­ rocky and sandy area in the Term it fully appllanced eat-ln 647-7553 vice. Experienced, rel­ SCHALLER jetliner that disappeared shortly after wise unknown group calling itself heat, slider to deck and It! If you need a great kitchen; a/c; walk-out Now is the time to fix up iable, free estimates. nal miles, 302standard. mountains, north of Lake Chad. 2-car garage. Owners big house for a large the bath or kitchen, ciom- ACURA QUALITY taking off from Chad with 171 basement 8, 2-car gar­ 643-0304. PRE-OWNED AUTOS $10,000 firm . 228-0787 “Group Idriss Miskini” claimed In a statement, UTA said the w ill hold a second family or extended people on board, the airline said age! Kiernan Realty, plete or partial. Think PIANO TUNING 63 Niatan Stanza *3465 mornings and evenings responsibility but the Chadian fa m ily be sure to see JUNK R e m o va l from wreckage was found at 16.54 mortgage of $32,900 at Inc. 649-1147.0 about tile for the floor, Mark Trotier 5 Spd . A/C. Stareo or 633-5488.______today. 8% with no principal or this super 10 rm Cape I wall or backsplash. Re­ your home. 646-3359, 87 Calica GTS *11495 government blamed Libya for the degrees north latitude and 11.54 MANCHESTER - New leave message. 5 Spd . Loadad. Rad 1971 GMC Dump Truck - The French airline UTA also said bombing. Interest payment due Cod In Manchester. 4-5 15 Years Exerience 63 Pontiac 6000 LE *3995 degrees east longitude. It gave no Listing! Charming 3 place that entry door for a 6500 series, 5-7 yards. it received an anonymous call from for 7 years. These are bdrms, 4 baths, huge new look. Other home V6. Auto. Loadad Chad fought with Libyan-backed bedroom home close to Reasonable Rates 64 Chev Caprice Claaaic *4995 Excellent condition. a man claiming responsibility for the passenger list. beautiful single family family room, great V8. Loadad rebels for more than a decade, but schools and shopping! Improvement services New - brakes, front - French military spokesmen said homes, not condomini­ Oak kitchen, full base­ available. Call Barry at 647-5719 88 Acura Integra 3 Or *11495 end, transmission, pto crash on behalf of the Moslem ter­ ums; and there are, of ment, fireplace, hw Garage plus carport. I GARDENING Auto. A/C. Low Mllat. Rad the situation has been calm for the twin-engine Puma helicopters were $129,900. A llb rio 646-2411. 86 Chav Nova *3995 and shaft, drive line, rorist group Islamic Jihad. The air­ past two years, and Chad and Libya course, no association firs, large deck and a Auto. Slarao clutch. $5,800 firm . 228- being dispatched from N’Djamena fees. Call today for fantastic 151x181 yard! R ealty, 649-0917. ISLAND CONSTRUCTION CHRYSANTHEMUMS - 85 Toyota Corolla SR-5 *3995 line said it was not in a position to Screened loam, gravel, You dig your con­ 0787 mornings or recently signed an agreement to set­ with medical crews for immediate complete details on $199,900. Jackson 8< FREE ESTIMATES 5 Spd . A/C. Starao. Clean % judge its authenticity and informed tainer. 550 Bush HIM 67 Jaap Wrangler *8995 evenings. tle their border dispute peacefully. aid to survivors, if any are found. these magnificent and Jackson Real Estate, processed gravel, 5 Spd . V>6. Soft Top Y';.’ Road, Manchester. the French Foreign Ministry. Among the passengers who beautiful homes at 647-8400.D sand, stone, and fill for 85 Buick Century *4995 1986 CHEVY Pick-up - 8 The Transport Ministry said it CAnPENfEBS/HANDYMEN Auto. A/C foot bed, 21,000 miles, The wreckage of the aircraft was boarded in N’Djamena was Bonnie $167,900 w ith this very, HEBRON - Victorian, 7 CONDOMINIUMS Reasonably priced residen­ delivery call George TO CLEAN artificial flow­ 83 Honda Accord LX *4395 found today scattered over a wide was sending investigators to probe very special financing. I tial Improvements. Cleaning, ers, place them heads 5 Spd. A/C $7000 or best offer. The Associated Press Pugh, wife the U.S. ambassador to the crash. ro o m . $320,000. The FOR SALE Griffing 742-7886. 83 Olda Ciera *3995 649-1698.______area in a desolate region of south­ This Is an excellent warm glow from the hauling, building, ramod^ down In a paper bag, add ve. Auto. A/C DOG DAY AFTERNOONS — John Corteville of Penfield. N.Y., and his dog Spuds relax Chad, Robert L. Pugh, the U.S. Em­ UTA said contact was lost with opportunity for first- Ing (la kitchens, baths, and salt and shake well. To 84 Olda Cutlaaa *3995 GMC 1988 4x4 Loaded central Niger. There was no word on bedroom and living rec rooms). All calls an­ Auto, A/C. PS bassy in Chad said. time buyers and Inves­ LOTS of Home Space and clean out storage areas In Pick up with deluxe after school Tuesday on a golf course across from Corteville’s home. survivors. The wife of the U.S. am­ Flight 772 less than an hour after it room fireplaces, a Lots of Sport Space. 3 swered. References. MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM The French news agency Agence tors. Owner will con­ crisp cool breeze from your home or garage, cap. Excellent condi­ took off from N’Djamena after a or 4 bedroom Town- 647-1824 345 CENTER ST., bassador to Chad and a Chadian sider rent with option. the central air system. LAWN CARE place on ad In classified MANCHESTER tion. $12,500. GMC 1988 France-Pressc, quoting unidentified stopover on a flight that originated Rothman 8< Rothman, house. 2'/2 baths, rec telling.our readers what 647-7077 pick up with cap. Ex­ Cabinet minister were among those sources, said Chadian Planning Min­ The romantic and re­ room, new wall to wall I wishing will not sell any- in Brazzaville, capital of the Congo. 646-4144.□ la x in g lu x u ry of a you have fo r sale. cellent condition. reported on board. carpeting, central air, I thing ... a low-cost ad In General Yard Clean Up ister Mahamat Soumahiia was also The airline said the last radio con­ steamy lacuzzi in your $11,800. 643-5614. Contact was lost with the Paris- ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ attractive Interior. Classified will. Why nat • Lawns Raked on the plane, headed for the annual tact between the plane and air traffic ily, (3) six families, 11 master bedroom suite Lots of open space, place one today! 643-27)1. • Brush Removsl Burst pipe forces relocation bound jet less than an hour after it are lust a few features • Tree Removal FURNITURE meeting of the International controllers indicated everything was and 14 unit properties swimming pool, tot lot, I took off Tuesday from the Chadian for sale. All have some In this new home. Flano • Hedge Trimming CARDINAL ! MQTQRCYCLES/ Moneutry Fund in Washington. tennis and room to • And More normal. It reported no unusual owner financing avail­ Real Estate, 646-5200.D TABLE Wrought Iron, capital, N’Djamena, after originat­ Most passengers appeared lo be roam. Carport and ad- PAINTING/PAPERING • Reasonable Rates BUICK, INC. I MQPEDS ing in the Congo. weather. able for qualified buy­ black, 30x42, oblong, 1988 Pont Grand Am $8690 French, Chadian and Congolese, MANCHESTER - 5-5 Two ditlonal storage. Call 657-9761 UTA purchased die aircraft in ers. Call 871-6367. An fa m ily . $179,000. Quiet “ IF e can tell you glass top yvlth 4 padded 1988 Buick Century $10,980 HONDA 1986 XR-250R - In of two programs at Bentley “It exploded at high altitude, leav­ Priced to sell at chairs. Excellent con­ said the Foreign Ministry spokes­ 1973 and it had logged 60,(XX) hours Informational bro­ neighborhood, nice $138,000. Call Barbara 1988 Buick LeSabre $11,980 storage three years, ing every reason to believe it was a chure will be mailed, what to look for... dition. $65, 872-8974. man. He said that a more thorough in the air. UTA said the plane was in yard, 2 car garage, gas for a private przvlew. CONCRETE 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 175 miles. Showroom mier, Manchester’s director of spe­ bomb,” UTA airline spokesman heat. Solid Investment! 1988 Century Wagon $11990 condition. Street regis­ By Rick Santos back into the regular rooms at breakdown, if issued at all, would excellent condition. VERNON/RockvIlle - RE/MAX East of the and what to look WING Choir - Navy blue cial education and pupil personnel. Michel Fricss said on French Real estate developer Flano Real Estate, 646- R iver, 647-1419.□ check. Like new. 646- 1968 Dodge Dakota P/U $8660 tered, light kit. $2400 or Manchester Herald Bentley, Cormier said, they will be have to await notification of the next 1987 Chev <>jnv Van $13699 television. He said it was possible, wishes to sell two fam- 5200. □ outforr Roman Spiewak 1427. best offer. 228-0787. Cormier said the two day treat­ held temporarily in Nathan Hale of kin. MANCHESTER - South- 1687 Buick Park Ave $11850 but less likely, that a technical llv home from portfo­ field Green, Immediate A water pipe burst at Bentley ment programs run by the School and other rooms in Bentley There were 156 passengers and lio. Will assistquallfled Mason Contractor 1987 Honda CRX. 2Dr. *7380 LEGAL NOTICF.cj failure was to blame. TODAY MANCHESTER - Owner occupancy on this ex­ H arB ro Brick, Block or Stone IX Piece Bedroom Set - 1966 Chevy Monte Carlo $8495 School Monday night, flooding the Manchester school system, which not damaged by the flood. 15-member crew on board, the air­ buyer with no money anxious. $139,900. Lots ceptional 6 rm Town- Chimneys, Patios. Walls Dork walnut, black 1966 LeSabre LTD Cpe. $8860 first floor and forcing the relocation Cormier said he had no idea of “ It appears to have exploded in line said. A UTA spokeswoman down purchase. Why of country charm In house, 3 bed rm's, liv­ Now, Restorations and Repairs tr im , $500. 647-9028 INVITATION TO BID include about 35 students, were the Index pay rent when you can P a in tin g 1986 LeSabre Cust Cpe. $8480 flight at high altitude," said a this darling 3 bedroom, ing rm, dining rm area evenings. 1986 Buick Electra 380 $9980 The Manchester Public Schools classes at two day treatment only programs affected by the flood. the exact cost of the damages, but declined to say when or if a com­ own? Coll 871-6367 fo r 646-4134 solicits bids tor 1990 PICKUP for Foreign Ministry spxikcsman, who l'/2 bath home featur­ and kitchen with fam­ of Manchester 1685 Buick Riviera $9480 programs there until at least As well as being used by the estimated it to be “thousands and plete passenger list would be made 20 pages, 2 sections Informational bro- the 1989-90 school year. Sealed ing 1st flo o r den, lovley ily rm area, 2'/2 baths, Get that chimney re­ 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8695 bids will be received until Sep­ 'Thanksgiving, officials said. thousands of dollars.” TTie damage spoke on condition of anonymity. public. chure ond application. mature landscaped lot schools, the building houses the pool, tennis, carport, Quality Painting paired before wintetl Call IOFFICE/RETAIL 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $6860 tember 28, 1989, 2:00 p.m., of The pipe is located in a bathroom “The pieces are widely scattered, so Business 18 Lottery and oversized 2 car which time they will be publicly Manchester Association for is mostly to the floor of the second The wreckage was found shortly M A N C H E S TE R -$319,900. treed yard, $166,900. U Services now for a free estimate. EQUIPMENT 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 on the west side of the second floor it didn’t crash on impact.” after dawn by a Transall aircraft sent Classified_ 18-20 Nation/Wbrld_ 5-7 Reduced for quick sale. garage. Porter Street 8< R Realty, 643-2692.0 Fully insured. I 1985 Olds Ciera $5895 opened. The right Is reserved to Retarded Citizens and the Jefferson floor and llic ceiling of the first area. Century 21 - Ep­ •Free Estimates relect any and all bids. Specifi­ of tlic two-story building, located at On March 10, 1984, a bomb ex­ Comics ___ 17 Obituaries 2 Lookout Mountain. An- MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ 1985 Buick Century Sed. $6380 cations and bid forms may be House Adult Day Health Center. by the French military contingent in Focus____ saldl Built oversized 4 stein R ealty, 647-8895.D •Senior Citizen Discounts TALAGA MASONRY SMITH Corona Electric - 81 Adams St., Manchester 57 Hollister St., said Richard Cor­ ploded on a UTA DC-8 flying the _ 9 Opinion^ 8 room unit located at Excellent, hardly used. secured ot the Business Office, Until the programs can move N’Djamena, the Chadian capital. Food____ . 15 Sports____ 11-14 bedroom Colonial, 2V2 MANCHESTER - New •Aluminum & Vinyl 45 North School Street, Man­ Please see BENTLEY, page 10 same route just before the plane was Beacon Hill. H uge 643-8209 $55. M a tt F u ller 568- 649-4571 chester, Connecticut. The Defense Ministry said the Local/State .3-4 Television 16 baths, large eat-ln kit­ L isting. $219,900. Spa­ master bedroom, slid­ Powerwashing 2366, before 10am. 039-09 1 chen w/wet bar and cious four bedroom, ers off of living room to glass doors to screened 2'/2 bath Colonial feat­ courtyard. $109,900. 646-6815 porch. Plaster walls, 2 SPDRTING NOTICE OF PUBLIC 5ALE uring oversized kit­ David Murdock or Su­ We’re Here To Serve COMPUTERS House panel subpoenas fireplaces, attic fan. chen, first floor family san Donahue, Sentry GDQDS A public sale of the contents of the storage spaces listed New plans add offices, Completely private room and laundry Real Estate, 643-4060.□ below will take place at A Space Station, 282 Chapel Road, wooded yard. Three Wall Papering and South Windsor, Connecticut 06074 at 11:00 a.m. the mornino room and lovely pri­ BE Healthy and Happy! Got a new computer? GOLF Clubs. Used starter of October 4, 1989. Each space will be sold os one unit. blocks from 1-384. Im­ vate yard. Century 21 - Painter former HUD secretary $94,500. The fitness- Need a tutor? and full sets. $25 toon, mediate occupancy. Epstein Realty, 647- 30 years Experience black, 30x42, oblong, E508 Market Management AKA Ple-O-Ne delete research center By owner 646-8711. 8895.0 minded professional Insurance and Do you own a computer? Lat m« books, 20 bxs, 1 fireplace mantel, 1 pot belly stove, 1 will take advantage of halp you find out what your glass top with 4 padded screen door, 1 coffee maker, worming lights, 1 cosh WASHINGTON (AP) — A said before the meeting that the PRICE Drastically Re­ an In-ground pool, References computar can do for you. chairs. Excellent con­ register, 10 restaurant eouip, 1 troy rocks, 1 shrink House subcommittee today voted By Nancy Concelman The land is zoned Comprehensive Kaap Incoma tax racordi. wrap, 1 shrink wrap equip, 2 plastic forks, 1 retrlg rock former secretary — who appeared duced. Super Buy. PAR Excellence!! Eyery sauna, exercise and MARTY MAHSSON dition. $65, 872-8974. Draft lattani. unanimously to subpoena former voluntarily before the panel in May Manchester Herald Urban Development, which allows a Great family home aspect of this charming pool room. Wow! This 649-4431 A309 E.J. Mcoulltfee, Inc. Sort out your paymant achadulaa. 24 bxs, 1 radio, 1 Ice chest, 1 sultcose, 1 kit bog, 3storm Housing Sccrcutry Samuel R. Pierce mix of uses. Zoning regulations re­ with room to grow. hom e Is 1st class fo r the Im m aculate 1st flo o r — was willing to testify but needed Pleasant family neigh­ 1st tim e buyer. S. M a n ­ Do monthly billing. PETS AND windows, 10 files Jr. to testify about alleged mis­ quire the PZC to approve prelimi­ condo unit has 2 bed­ WALLPAPERING & Taach your kida computar akiila. another two weeks’ time for The dcvcloj)crs of land surround­ borhood. Walk to Mar­ B306 William Boulduc chester location and a rooms and 2 baths and Find out what you can do on tha SUPPLIES management at his department. preparation. ing the Pavilions at Buckland Hills nary and final plans of dcvclopmcni, tin School, Globe Hol­ good price too! Low PAINTING 2 bogs, 1 folding bed, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard, 1 Is located In a p riva te , Ceilings Repaired or Replaced computar. NO CHARGE FOR mattress, 12 bxs, 1 kit chair, 1 chest of drwrs, 1 dryer, 1 Pierce’s lawyers criticized the panel “We believe the subcommittee’s want to replace a proposed research but the commission may approve low. Large living areas 130's. Call Linda INITIAL Vi HOUR INTERVIEW To FREE - Two Ferrets, tan, 2 table lamps, 1 radio, 2 rocking chairs, 1 coffee quiet, complex and Insurad/Referencas dalarmina both your naada and If I as taking “vindictive and punitive revisions to the preliminary plan. w ith the country charm Brown, RE/MAX East male and female. Call table, 2 end tables, 5 tires, 1 tool box, toys, misc Items, vindictive anS -punitive actions in and development complex with comes complete with G .L McHugh can ba of aaalatanca. actions.” appeal. Squeaky clean o f the R iver, 647-1419 or all appliances Includ­ 292-6217. 8 cinder blocks, 4 boards, 5 tackle boxes denying Mr. Pierce adequate time to high-rise offices, a motel and 6,000 Finguerra could not be reached Interior. Manicured evenings 647-8691.0 ing air conditioning. 643-9321 649-6763 C321 Bryan Sullivan Republicans joined Democrats in obtain and review pertinent dcKu- square feet of retail space, according for comment today. oyer-sIzed lot. You LOVELY, One owner, Convenient to route 1 fan, 1 motorcycle, 3 batteries, 1 car romp set, 2 voting to subpoena Pierce, who did If revised plans arc approved, the won't believe the price wheels, 1 seeder, 1 gas can, 1 tester, 4 paint cans, 1 bolt ments and in insisting on use of sub­ to a revised preliminary plan of four room home. Beau­ 384. Anne Miller Real MISCELLANEQUS cutters, 2 tires not appear as requested last Friday development for the site. developers could add to the more on this gorgeous Colon­ tiful corner lot, mainte­ Estate, 647-8000.□ poenas arc taken in retaliation ia l. A sking $179,900. FDR SALE C715 Paul Woods to testify about reports of fraud, in­ Manchester 1-84 Associates, than 600,000 square feel of office nance free exterior. I air cond, 1 ton, 2 Ice chests, 1 ladder, 1 retrlg, 2 against Mr. Pierce’s exercise of his Call Barbara for a Priced to sell at I APARTMENTS (APARTMENTS speakers, 1 stereo, 2 handtrucks, hub caps, sliding fluence-peddling and mismanage­ constitutional right,” Pierce lawyers headed by New York developer John space investors have proposed or guided tour. RE/MAX $122,500. Call Anne C. ILOTS/LAND FOR RENT FOR RENT door, 2 gas cans, bulbs 2 cassett players, 1 ment at the Department of Housing said in a letter to Lanlos. Finguerra, also wants to reduce a built in Manchester and South East of the River, 647- Doremus at 646-4611, or coffeemaker, 1 water hose, 1 floor sweeper, 2dollies, 1 1419.P______FOR SALE END ROLLS electric heater and Urban Development. “We are deeply saddened that this 17,000-square-foot retail center Windsor in the past few years. RE/MAX East of the LIKE private home. 3'/2 BOLTON - 4 room apart­ 27’/i" width —- 25C B201 Brian Medow “I think the subcommittee had no proposed for land north of the mall WATER Front - Splffy R iver, 647-1419.0 rooms. Lease. Secur­ subcommittee appears to embrace Revised plans also show a reduc­ LAND - H om e s ite 's ment, fireplace, car­ 13" width — 2 for 25it 5 bxs, 2 tv consoles, 2 motorcycles, 1 tackle box, 35 option,” said Rep. Tom Lanlos, D- w a te r fro n t home In ity. Working single speed over truth,” the lawyers wrote. to 7,000 square feet and add 68 tion in the number of high-rise MANCHESTER - Marble ready for building per­ peting, no pets. Newsprint end rolls can ba battery charger, 1 Ice chest, 1 gas can, 1 blanket Glostonbury. Beautiful male preferred. 643- Calif., chairman of die employment apartments lo the parcel, according apartments on plans for one aica S treet. $209,000. Im ­ mits, build now or References required. picked up at the Mencheeter E529 Robert Patrick But Lantos and other members of 1 nature's paradise- Dia­ maculate 2 family lo­ 2880.______Herald ONLY before 11 a m. 1 baby chair, 30 bxs, 1 bicycle, pictures, 1 record and housing subcommittee of the to plans filed at the town Planning from 1.000 lo 932, but the 68 apart­ mond Lake. Priced to la te r, b u ild y o u rs e lf, or $510 m onthly. 646-2311. the subcommittee accused Pierce of cated In quiet dead end 118 Main Street, 3 room Monday through Thursday. player, 2 sofas, tires, toys, 1 trunk, mIsc Items, 1 hand Government Gperations Committee. Department Friday. sell In the 160's. Get a put the lob out to bid. MANCHESTER - One trying to unduly delay his testimony. ments proposed for the land north ol' street. Unique home apartment Including truck, 1 waterbed frame, 1 fish tank lomp, bar stools step ahead of the Private land mort­ bedroom, centrally lo­ AIR Conditioners - Frigl- “The subcommittee had an agree­ “Rather than coming forth and The Planning and Zoning Com­ the mall would make up the dif­ features 4 bedrooms; gages available from heat/hot water. $560 B309 Loreen Cameronfraser The Associated Press weather with this 2V2 baths; central a/c; cated, on busline, $495 dalre, approximately c/o Donna Creature ment with Mr. Pierce...that agree­ clearing the record ... he is toying mission last June approved a ference, plans show. beauty. Call and ask developer. Manches­ per month. Security. monthly plus utilities 8500 BTU, $50. General 1 air cond, 1 box spring, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard, 1 ment was broken unilaterally by Mr. hottub; and 2 car gar­ ter, Coventry, Hebron, No pets. 646-2426, 9am- chest of drwrs, 1 dining table, 1 hobby horse with the subcommittee in order to SLOSH — A dog swims behind two people as they wade preliminary plan of development for The Dallas, Texas-based Tram­ for Ron. RE/MAX East age! Owner down pay­ and security. Call 646- Electric carry all, $75. Bolton, Andover and 5pm weekdays.______B205 Lonnie Wagner Pierce.” through flooded streets Tuesday in Puerto Rico in the after- the 150 acres the developers own mell Crow Co. has PZC approval to o f the R iver, 647-1419.n ment assistance avall- 2457 9am-5pm. console humidifier, Vernon. Call now for 449 Main Street, 5 room 2 folding chairs, 1 desk, 1 night table, 20 tv console, 1 Pierce’s attorney, Paul L. Perito, Please see PIERCE, page 10 around the mall, between Buckland qble! Kiernan Realty, MANCHESTER - Five $25. 643-6733.______math of Hurricane Hugo. See story on page 6. detolls. Flano Real Est­ apartment. $600 per sledge hammer, 1 mower, 5 boards, 10 lown tools, 4 and Slater sU'ccts. CONTEMPORARY Flair Inc. 649-1147.0 ate, 646-5200.D room a p artm ent In 3 THREE metal oak top cane chairs, 1 card table, 1 table top Plea.se see PLANS, page 10 - Cathedral celling In month plus utilities. family. Appliances, desks with office chairs NEAT As A Pin And Clean Security. No pets. 646- B230 Marla Maldonado great room. Ap- As A Whistle! $139,500. carpeting, parking. and 2 television stands. 12 bxs, 3 pictures, 1 suitcase, 1 tv portable 10 tv pllanced kitchen with 2426, 9 a m -5 p m , $640 plus utilities. 643- Call 649-2371. console, 1 handsweeper, 1 hassock Describes this beauti­ I INVESTMENT weekdays.______large dining space and ful, well cared for 6 9664. HOLIDAY Health Execu­ C210 Robert Bickford Bolton constables getting daytime duty to combat burglaries lots of storage. Large PROPERTY NEWER 3 bedroom du­ 1 air cond, 18 bxs, 1 dryer, 1 fan, misc Items, 1 spindle room home with large tive Membership - bed, 1 mantle, 2 pick ax, 1 ox yoke, 1 sled, 1 llaht deck, bay window, two 1st flo o r fa m ily room , plex. Quiet street. Ap­ Value over $850. Asking ROCKVILLE - Two fam­ fixture, 10 window shutters bedrooms. This mobile pliances, wall-to-wall $600. Five dollar a year By Rick Santos stables until die resident stale trooper returns from vaca­ new patio and garage. ily, (3) six families, 11 CONDOMINIUMS A304 Arthur Arbo home has It all plus carpeting. $750 plus I dues. Use any location. have occurred during the day. Appliances, Including and 14 unit properties FOR RENT 1 box spring, 1 folding bed, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard 1 Manchester Herald tion Monday. should be addressed to the slate police force that’s privacy and quiet. Ask­ washer and dryer, are utilities. Security. 649- 642-7338. Statistics from the FBI show the crime rate in Bolton for sale. All have some 1092. mattress, 4 kit chairs, 2 uphol chairs, 1 dresser 1 responsible for protecting the town.” Preuss said. “Con­ ing In the 70's. Call and staying too! You've dryer, ski equipment, 1 coffee table, 1 kit table, 1 wash The trooper works days for two weeks and nights for owner financing avail­ MANCHESTER - One jumped 35 percent from 1987 to 1988 and increased 25 talk with Valerie. got to see this one! It's MANCHESTER - Two machine, weights, misc Items, 1 toaster, 1 clock i BGLTGN — In the midst of rising crime rales and a stables are a supplement to state trooix'r patrols not -i able for auallfied buy­ bedroom townhouse. one week under a three-week rotation, Pelletier said. Pel­ percent from 1983 lo 1988. RE/MAX East of the a beauty. Anne Miller and 3 bedroom apart­ punching bag, 1 dryer hose, 1 fertilizer spreader' l recent rash of burglaries, selectmen have decided to beef curc-all.” ers. Call 871-6367. An Fully appllanced kit­ misc nuts bolts letier said the public safety committee will meet lo work R ive r, 647-1419.0 Real Estate, 647-8000.O ments. 646-1218, ask fo r SALES up patrols by local constables during the daytime. Republican Selectman Carl Preuss argued that altering Morra agreed with Preuss, saying dial rescheduling the Informational bro­ Phil or Suzanne. chen, living room with E526 Edward Langston out a p l^ to have constables on duly when die trooper is the schedule could discourage some constables from IN Town - Lovely 5'/2 SOUTH Windsor - Tradl- chure will be mailed. fireplace, air condi­ 3 tires, 1 Lincoln Continental ■rhe issue came before the Board of Selectmen Tues­ constables’ shifts would not be a long-term solution to room Ranch. Ideal lo­ not available. He said the committee also will discuss working in Bolton, especially if they are not available tlonol Colonial. MANCHESTER - Apart­ tioning, washer/dryer NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ A211 Carol Bailey day night when Democratic Selectman Richard Pelletier, the crime problem. He also said that the board’s public cation, 2 large bed­ ment for rent. Call whether the town needs lo hire more constables. $229,900. V inyl sided 4 hook-up, deck. $675 per eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 5 bags, 1 box spring, 1 bed frame, 1 headboard i a member of the board’s public safety committee, re­ during the daytime. safety committee was examining the issue before Hol­ rooms, Hying room bedroom Colonial. 1st 529-7858 or 563-4438. the posting of advertise­ mattress, 22 bxs, 1 china closet, 2 suitcases f i r e / s month plus utilities. pans, 3 mini tables, 1 Xmas tree ^ When the trooper is not on duty, the town is patrolled Preuss also asked if the proposal for rescheduling was land’s group started drawing attention to it. with fireplace, kitchen floor fireplaced family I ROOMS 649-2369. ments by any person, firm or quested nighttime patrols by constables be changed to die and dining room area. room, 2V2 baths, eat-ln FOR RENT b e c a u s e y o u never corporation on a telegraph, C222 Gary Delucia daytime when a resident stale trooper is not working the by one of the 10 constables, who have full policing a reaction to publicity acquired by a recently-formed The Neglected Taxpayers of Bolton is scheduled to Spacious pressure kitchen and formal din­ know when someone will MANCHESTER - Very telephone, electric light or U bxs, 2 suitcases, 1 coffee table, misc Items, 1 crock power. But Pelletier said die problem occurs when the local group calling for beefed up patrols. The group, clean 2 bedroom day shift. meet at 7:30 p.m. Friday at the Community Hall treated sun deck en­ ing room. Plus above MANCHESTER - Room be searching fo r the Item power pole or to a tree, condo, on bus line. shrub, rock, or any other B239 Ed Brabham Helen Kemp, administrative assistant to die Board of trooper works days or is on vacation. Gn these occasions, spearheaded by former Board of Finance member Char­ Meanwhile, the selectmen have scheduled an infomri closed breezeway. ground pool sur­ for rent. $70 per week, 1 you have for sale. It's Garage-priyate back ^ tte r to run your want ad Close to everything. natural obiect without a w rit­ 2 fold choirs, 5 suitcases Selectmen, said today dial First Selectman Robert Morra, there is no day coverage, except by the state police in’ les Holland and called The Neglected Taxpayers of Bol­ tional meeting for lown residents interested in establish rounded by decking. month security. Fe­ ten permit (or (he purpose of Colchester, y a rd , askin g $158,000. U D.W. Fish Realty, 643- tor several days ...cancel­ $690 monthly. Availa­ A222 Kelly Kraynak who also functions as chief of police for die town, ton, also is preparing to fight (xissiblc tax increases in mg neighborhood crime watches. The meeting which male preferred. 649- profeedng Korfhepubllcond I box spring, 1 bed frame, 1 mattress, ski equipment town. & R R ealty, 643-2692.0 1591.0 1698. ing If os soon as you get ble O ctober 1st. 643- carries a fine of up (o $50 (or results. 9996. 045-08 decided Tuesday to scliedulc daytime patrols by con­ Many of the burglaries recently reported in Bolton will include presentations by the state police is each offense. “If we have a problem that needs to be addressed, it scheduled for 7 p.m. in the Community Hall. 2—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Scpl 20 1989

MANCHE.STER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989- 3 RECORD LOCAL & STATE About Town Police Roundup Pokeno Party planned Confusion The Daughters of Isabella will meet hold a Pokeno Man held after theft Parly Tuesday at First Federal Savings and Loan As- A Manchester man was arrested today on charges of swiation on West Middle Turnpike, at 7 p.m. Barbara burglarizing an apartment on 95 GIcnwood St. with delaying Reale and her committee are in charge. another man and driving while under the influence of al­ cohol, police said. Volunteers wanted Luc M. Lallicr, 17, of 675 N. Main St., was arrested refunds The Greater Connecticut Chapter of the National on charges of second-degree burglary, sixth-degree lar­ Sclerosis Society is looking for volunteers to work Sun­ ceny and driving a motor vehicle while under the in­ day through next Friday to assist disabled adults during fluence of alcohol, police .said. By Alex Girelli a 5-day camp program at Hemlocks Outdoor Education­ Police said Lallicr and another man fled from 95 Glen- Manchester Herald al Center in Hebron. Responsibilities include assistance wood St. around 3 a.m. after the tenant heard his floor with boating, swimming, transferring and personal care. tiles creaking .aid turned the lights on. His wallet was on The town has been delayed in Room, board and free u.se of the recreational facility the floor and $18 was missing, police said. refunding .sewer outlet fees levied arc included. After police got a description of the two men from the within the Eighth Utilities district For more information, call 236-3229 or tenant, they searched the area and located Lallicr, who fit because it has had difficulty in some 1-800-233-7617, one description, driving nearby. Lallicr, who smelled of ca.scs determining who paid the fee, Film to be shown alcohol, said he had been drinking with friends that according to Robert Young, town night, police said. Although he fit the tenant’s descrip­ water and sewer adminisu-ator. The Adult Social Club of First Congregational tion, the tenant could not positively identify Lallicr as the Vbung said the tosvn wants to be Church of Coventry is showing William Stockdalc’s one in his apartment. Over $100 was found on Lallicr, sure it is refunding the money to the new lilm “Cemeteries arc Fun,” on Saturday at 1171 police .said. person who paid it. In some cases, Main, at 7:30 p.m. Tickets arc S4 and will be sold at the After failing a breathalizer and other sobriety tests, that is not the person whose name Lallicr was arrested and held on $3,000 bond but door. Rcfrc.shmcnts will also be served. The public is in­ appears on the permit. vited. released later that morning. He is scheduled to appear in court on Monday. At a meeting of disu-ict directors \ Monday, director Samuel Longest Volunteers for elderly needed said the outlet charges in question The Town of Manchester’s Elderly Outreach Program have not been refunded as required needs volunteers to make friendly visits to homebound under terms of an agreement be­ older adults in town. The training sessions will be on Patrick FlynrVManchester Herald Current Quotes tween the town and district over fire Sept. 28, and Oct. 5, 12, and 19, A committment to call FASHION SHOW — Fanny Lucas of 5 protection and sewer jurisdiction. on one individual once a week is required fashion show at Jefferson House Adult Day Quaker Road models clothing Tuesday at a “It appears there’s more and more a likelihood of the Day and evening sessions arc available and day care Health Center, 57 Hollister St. Young said the town has been is offered during the day upon request. hurricane striking the southeastern coast during the next working to determine the payor in three to four days.” — National Hurricane Center Ixir more information, call Diane Wicks or Debbie 45^ m - > h i each case. Some cases have been Stein at 647-3096. specialist Bob Ca.se on the chances Hurricane Hugo will J- validated but others have not, he Obituaries hit the United States. said, and the town wants to clear up the entire problem before making Piano lessons offered “Those that have been blessed have an obligation to Patrick FlynrVManchester Herald any payments. The East Branch of the YWCA offers piano lessons Rose M. Leonard no calling hours. Hospital. be a blessing to someone else.” — U.S. Housing QUICK TRIP — Cynthia Silver of Manchester hurries back to her car after a for children. The eight-week class begins Saturday The Memorial donations may be made Secretary Jaek Kemp, calling on volunteers in fighting the skies should begin clearing soon. Thursday will be cloudy warm and Belore the agreement was Piano Readiness I class, for children 7 to 8 1/2 years old, Rose M. Leonard, 94, of 54 He was bom in Philadelphia, homelessness. quick shopping trip at Shop Rite Supermarket on Spencer Street Tuesday. to the Essex Congregational Church, April 22, 1927, the son of Agata humid, but Friday is supposed to be partly sunny, according to the Weather reached, the town was making the teaches them piano skills through musical games, Bilycu Road, died Tuesday (Sept. The rain continued into this morning but the National Weather Service says Prospect St., Essex 06426. (Liberato) Ranieri of Manchester Service. outlet charges within the district and rhythm and movement. The class is held from 10:15 to 19, 1989) at home. She was the “They are spending billions of dollars in regional con­ widow of William L. Leonard. Marta Brande and the late Emidio Ranieri. He had the district was also making the 11 a.m. Piano Readiness II, for children more advanced flict situations that we think could be put to better use to charges, which meant double pay­ and 7 to 11 years old, will be held from 11 to 11:45 p.m. She was bom in East Windsor, lived in Manchester since 1956. assist the process of pereshoika.” — Secretary of State Marta (Turley) Brande, 64, of 39 ment. Under the agreement, the Dec. 28, 1894, and had been a resi­ He was a member of St. James James A. Baker III, saying the Soviet Union should Florence St., died Monday (Sept. 18, Church. town is bound to refund the pay­ Grange meeting set dent of Manchester since 1929. She 1989) at the Deaconess Hospital, spend on reconstruction rather than regional wars. was a member of Second Congrega­ Besides his mother, he is survived Zone change is OK’d near mall despite gripes ments to the people who made them. Boston. She was the wife of Stanis­ The Manchester Grange 31 will meet Wednesday to by three sisters, Mrs. Mario (Judith) tional Church and the Wapping laus Brande. Young said in some cases contrac­ install new officers. The meeting will be held in the Grange. Diana of Manchester, Mrs. Mary By Nancy Concelman seven acres he owns on the east side said his back yard practically bor­ She was bom on Aug. 30, 1925, developed,” he said. commission may request a wider or Grange Hall on Olcott Street at 8 p.m. Nimkoff of New York City, and Manchester Herald of Slater Street, which are part of an ders Macchi’s property and asked tors or subcontractors took out the She is survived by three sons, in Stafford Springs. She formerly narrower barrier. Popper said. Officers to serve for the upcoming year arc as fol­ Mrs. Ann Parker of Reidsville, N.C.; Public Meetings II-acre parcel. The remaining 2.9 commission members to require a sewer permits on behalf of Harold F. Leonard of Manchester, lived in Hartford and Newington, In a Sept. 13 letter to the commis­ lows: Master, Cynthia Armstrong; Overseer, Leona Gib­ and several nieces and nephews. acres lie in South Windsor. heavy buffer between his property developers and there is no easy way William A. Leonard of Manchester, and had lived in Manchester for four Members of the Planning and sion, the Capitol Region Council of Kenneth Jackson of 26 Imperial son; Lecturer, Marion Beer; Steward, Diane Small; As­ and Herbert M. Leonard of An­ The funeral was scheduled for Zoning Commission Monday un­ In his application for the zone and any development on the site. Governments al.so said the site to tell who paid the fee. Attorney years. Public meetings scheduled for today: Drive, South Windsor, said he was Kevin O’Brien, one of the town’s sistant Steward, Chester Small, p.m.; Lady Assistant dover; nine grandchildren; 18 today at the Watkins Funeral Home, animously approved a zone change change, Macchi said he is consider­ “If there’s going to be any big should have substantial buffering. Before retiring in 1985, she was concerned that runoff from the site legal representatives in working out Steward, Irene Bourez; Chaplain, Elisabeth Thrall; great-grandchildren; and five great- 142 E. Center St. Burial was in St. Manchester from Rural Residence to Com­ ing building 36 luxury apartments urban development behind, me I’d Senior Planner Stuart B. Pbpper told may collect on his property. employed by the Tenneco Oil Co. James Cemetery. the agreement, said it would be Treasurer, Celeste King, p.m.; Secretary, Edith Schocll, great-grandchildren. for more than 20 years. She was a Substance Abuse Committee, Lincoln Center hearing prehensive Urban Development for and a 60,000-square-foot office like a nice buffer zone,” Lauck .said. PZC members. Memorial donations may be made helpful if anyone who is entitled to a p.m.; Gatekeeper, Maryannc Stone; Ceres, Ruth Her- The funeral will be Friday at 11 member of St. Bridget Church. room, 3 p.m. land at 265 Slater St., despite a building on the land, which is just Commission members Ronald a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, to the American Cancer Society, neighbor’s complaints that the area Lauck complained that the once Popper said the issue of a buffer refund could go to the town sewer bcle, p.m.; Pomona, Nancy Rowe; and Flora, Evelyn Besides her husband, she is sur­ Committee for the Disabled, Senior Citizen’s Center west of the Pavilions at Buckland Gates, Truman Crandall, William Slater. 243 E. Center St. is turning into a “city.” wooded area around him, which would come up when Macchi sub­ 400 Main St. Burial will be in East vived by two daughters, Wanda I. 7 p.m. Hills. Bayer, Leo Kwash and alternate division with proof of payment such now includes the mall and surround­ mits a preliminary plan of develop­ The Executive Committee: one year, Harriet Olsavcr; Cemetery. Calling hours are Brande of Manchester, and Eugenia John Macchi, who owns the land, A mix of uses is permitted in a Theodore Brindamour voted on the as a canceled check. Bolton ing 380 acres of development, ment for his land. A buffer at lea.st two years, Dorothy Hubbard; and Mary Byron, p.m. for Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. B. Arvisais of Glastonbury; a sister, told commission members he isn’t CUD zone. application. Chairman Alfred W. There arc 40 permits involved for CARD OF THANKS “could have been terrific.” .30 feet wide is required between three years. Memorial donations may be made Helen Barile of St. Petersburg, Fla.; Zoning Commission, Community Mall, 7:30 p.m. sure what he wants to do with the Larry Lauck of 637 Deming St. Sieffert .Sr. was not at Monday’s a total of $93,000, Young said. The The family of James J. Rizza wish to Planning Commission, Community Hall, 8 p.m. In.stcad, I can sec a city being residences and CUD u.scs, but the meeting. to the American Cancer Society, a grandson; and several nieces and fee for residences is $400. For com­ 237 E. Center St. express their sincere thanks to the nephews. nurses on 2EB Manchester Memorial Coventry mercial and industrial development, Art Association to meet the fee is levied on a per acre basis. Herbert Whitaker The funeral will be TTiursday at Hospital and all their friends for all Cemetery Commission, Town Office Building, L30 The Manchester Art Association will hold their first Herbert W. Whitaker, 85, of 9:15 a.m. at the Watkins Funeral their help, kindness and love in our p.m. Reservation over purchase is plowed under in Bolton “It’s not something we put on the time of need. meeting of the year Wednesday at the First Federal Bank Es.sex, died Tuesday (Sept. 19, Home, 142 E. Center St., with a Lake Association, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. back burner,” Young said. “We’ve on West Middle Turnpike at 7:30 p.m. Chicn Fci Chiang Mass of Christian burial at 10 a.m. Sincerely, been spending considerable time on 1989) in Essex. He was the father of Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s P^k By Rick Santos the Parks and Recreation department plow would not be acquired in time will give a Chinese brush demonstration. at St. Bridget Church. Burial will be Rizza Family James Vcitch, who said initiating a ding process. In both votes, Preuss it. We hope to get it solved in the William Whitaker of Manchester. Lodge, 7:30 p.m. Manchester Herald with a plow, but not until after the to be used this winter. The slate of officers for the 1989-90 year are as fol­ in Mount St. Benedict Cemetery, bidding session could result in the cast the no votes. very near future.” He is also survived by a daughter. School Building Committee, Coventry High School need for the plow was called into Preuss, who had no backing from lows: Agnes Dawson, president; Ruth Converse, vice Bloomfield. Calling hours are today 7:30 p.m. ’ town purchasing a plow that meets Of the $4,000 for the plow, Yjang said there are cases in Dr. Barbara Shimko of Swarthmore, BOLTON — Once again the sub­ question by Republican Selectman board members on this issue, argued president; Barbara Lappen, Secretary; Grace Herron, from 7 to 9 p.m. IN MEMORIAM the bid specifications on paper, but $1,0(X) will come from money al­ Pa.; a brother, Robert Whitaker of In sad and loving memory of Ruth Veteran’s Memorial Commission, Town Office Build­ ject of buying a snow plow has (Tarl Preuss. At the selectmen’s sub­ the town docs not need another plow which the permit was taken out by a correspondant secretary; Wila Nolan, treasurer; Lil and Memorial donations may be made ing, 7:30 p.m. is not as high a quality as the plow ready budgeted for replacement East Hanford; a sister, Carolyn Kas- Malon, who passed away on Sept. 20, sparked debate among members of sequent meeting Tuesday night, as soon as this winter and the bid­ corporation which has changed William Marsh, art of the month; Cris Mortensen, to the American Heart Association, the town is presently considering. plow blades. Morra recommended che of Orlando, Fla.; and six 1988. Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, 8 the town’s Board of Selectmen. And Preuss once again questioned ding could save the town money. names more than once. He said the Cheers; Mary Daly, exhibition; Executive Board, 310 Collins St., Hartford 06105, or p.m. After the debate, selectmen voted this be done becau.se of a surplus in grandchildren. Time is like a fleeting moment gone once again selectmen have whether the town should authorize Morra said the $4,000 price tag town has to be sure who the succes­ nomination; Chris Larsen, hospitality; Grace Tedford, to the American Red Cross, 20 and never to be recaptured. 4 to 1 to authorize the purchase of that account due to a mild winter The funeral will be Thursday at authorized such a purchase. $4,000 for the purchase of another for the plow “is as good a a price as sor is to the assets of the corporation membership; Ruth Converse, annual meeting; and James Hartford Road. Memories are forever to be recalled the plow and 4 to 1 to waive the bid­ last year. die Robinson Wright & Weymer Two weeks ago, the board ap­ snow plow; this one to be used by you’re going to get.” Morra was that took out the permit. Downing, publicity. Funeral Home, 34 Main St., in the Nunzio Ranieri and enjoyed at will. 31ie public is invited to attend. Of these I have many, thanks to you, proved the purchase of a truck for the Highway Department. backed by Democratic Selectman Centerbrook section of Essex. Burial Nunzio A. Ranieri, 62, of 171 S. Ma. Thoughts Republican First Selectman will be private in the Fairview Main St., died Monday (Sept. 18, Love Eternally, Robert Morra argued that the pur­ Cemetery, West Hartford. There are 1989) at Manchester Memorial Marion chase should be authorized im­ 'Art is Forever'' In yesterday s column, we discussed accepting Christ S. Windsor mediately and the bidding process, Correction into our heart. Today, we want to see what happens required for items that cost $2,500 WALLPAPER SALE when we accept Christ into our heart? has manager or more, be waived. If the bidding Births Many people claim the name of Christ but show no were not waived, he said, then the SOUTH WINDSOR — The The headline over an Associated Press story published evidence of tme salvation. When Christ enters our life South Windsor Town Council voted SAVINGS Saturday about a bottle being thrown at a Miss .\merica BOIBEAUX, Darren Michael, son of Darren M. and ;xe will be changed. II Corinthians 5:17 says, “Therefore a brother, Richard Jr., 7; and two sisters, Jessica, 14 and unanimously Monday to appoint Pageant contestant during a parade in Atlantic City, N.J., Kimberly Foster Boibeaux of 40 Olcott St., was bom 1 any man be in Christ, he is a new creature: old things Melanie, 12. former Assistant Town Manager inaccurately identified the person hit by the bottle. The Aug. 4 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal are passed away; behold, all things are become new.” introducing The Bible claims that a person will change when he Jean Zurbrigen to the town manager UP TO headline should have read: “Miss Oklahoma hit by bot­ grandparents are David and Beulah Foster, Bristol. His BRENTON, Mark Richard, son of Kenneth E. and accepts Christ. The person beeomes a new creature or post formerly held by Richard J. % tle.” ^ paternal grandparents are Timothy and Mary Boibeaux, 50 Susan Perley Brenton, 75 Sunny Brook Drive, was bom Bristol. new creation in Christ Jesus. The unsaved walk one way Sartor, who left in July to become 7 a tl1989^ Sept. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Manchester’s manager. A minimum of 30% off any waiicoverings VONROEMER, Maxwell, son of John H. and Karen serving the devil, and the saved walk another way serv­ grandparents are Richmond and Alice Perley, Glaston­ ing Christ. ^ Zurbrigcnca is the first female Nolin VonRoemer, 33 Ardmore Road, was bom Aug. 21 \ bury. His paternal grandparents are Edwin and Paulette town manager in the .state. She was Lottery at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal “No man can ^rv e two masters: for either he will Brenton, Boston. He has a sister Christine, 4>/2. the town’s assistant manager for grandparents are Lois and Delmas Nolin, 139 Walker St. hate the one, ^ d love tlic other; or else he will hold to about three years. South Windsor Also on His paternal grandparents are William and JoAnne Von­ the one, and despise the otlier.” (Matthew 6:24) Many GRYK, Brian Holland, son of Anthony J. and Mayor Edward F. Havens said Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in New England: Roemer, Hendee Road, Andover. He has three brothers, people try claiming the name of Christ yet live as those Connecticut daily: 147. Play Four: 5492. Marijane Rarizo Gryk Jr., 119 Keeney St., was bom Sale... John, 14; Peter, 4; and Michael, 2. who serve the devil. True salvation will brirg a b S a today. Connecticut Lotto: 8, 9,15,18,36,37. Sept. 6 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Havens said Zurbrigen will earn FRAME WORKS Mas.sachusetts daily: 0184. ANDRULOT, Cheri Anne, daughter of Richard and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard E. Parizo, Essex Laurie Zaccaro Andrulot, 307 Cooper Hill St., was bom “ ™'- $70,000 annually. She will be 'Iii-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) daily- Junction, Vt. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Sept. 10 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal eligible for raises after yearly & OALLERY 874, 4904. Anthony Gryk Sr., 55 Highwood Drive. His maternal evaluations by the council, he said. Kluxle Island daily: 4528. grandparents are Robert and Joyce 2^ccaro, Ellington. great-grandmother is Mrs. Zelia Parizo, Essex Junction, Michael Knight Her great-aunt is Anne Fidler, 156 Chestnut St. She has Vt. He has a brother, Shawn, 21/2. Summer intern Havens said he wasn’t sure what Custom Picture Faith Baptist Church Zurbrigen was earning as assistant manager. Fram ing 1 Zurbrigen could not be reached Weather for comment tliis morning. tM incideeni & Art iBanrlipBtrr Hrralft Sartor, who cams $81,900 an­ 305 E. CENTER ST., nually as Manchester’s manager, 700 Hartford Road Thursday, September 21 was earning $69,550 a year when he MANCHESTER Country USPS 327-500 VOL CVIII, No, 299 649-0223 A c tu W c a d irr ^ aM U h lijy'unu ratun Mostly cloudy left South Windsor after nine years 643-4958 as manager there. (across.from Krause Florist) Style Penny M. Sieflerf; Publisher Tonight, mostly cloudy and George T. Chappell Dennis M. 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Morrison, claiming Connecticut is about 1 in 10 — that Morrison could said Morrison should stay in Congress, timent out there among Dcmocraus. We ready for new leadership, says he has HARTFORD (AP) — The state Board of Governors abandon his quest. rather than putting the party through what need a change,” said Rep. Lynn H. Tabor- for Higher Education has approved a $540.1 million decided to raise money and start a cam­ “If it became clear that the people don’t could be a bitter, costly and divisive cam­ sak, D-Danbury. paign organization for a likely challenge budget for 1990-91, a 14.2 percent, or $67 million, in­ want a change, that might be reason not to paign. To qualify for a primary, Morrison Unlike Droney and Cibes, the liberals to Gov. William A. O ’Neill in 1990. do it,” Baldwin said. “But I think Bruce is would have to win the support of at least said they do not view Morrison’s prob­ Texas executes contract gunman Vaccine tests raise hopes crease over current spending levels. Of die increase approved Tuesday, $43.1 million is to Morrison’s friend and political adviser, 90 percent along the way.” 20 percent of the party’s delegates at next able candidacy as a threat to the party’s Thayer Baldwin Jr., on Tuesday picked HUNTSVILLE, Texas (AP) — A former lounge cover inflation and union contracts. Another $3.7 million O’Neill declined comment TUesday, al­ summer’s nominating convention. well-being. driven up her nose by Paster to ensure that she was up the documents that will allow Mor­ though, in an interview last month, he Droney, who met with Morrison last singer de.scribed as “Satan personified” was put to dead. Paster’s co-defendant in that ca.se, Stephen is for new programs, while $14.1 million is earmarked “Serious discussion of where the state rison, a liberal Democrat, to begin solicit­ said a challenge from Morrison would be month in an attempt to dissuade him from death early today for one of five slayings he was ac­ McCoy, was executed earlier this year. for Legionnaire protection for “basic support” for faculties, libraries and main­ needs to go and where the Democratic cused of committing. tenance. ing campaign conu-ibutions. inappropriate and a mistake. running, Tuesday called Morrison’s Paster also pleaded guilty to killing another Hous- Baldwin said the documents will be O’Neill, who has said he will seek re- decision “a matter of political ambition Party seeks to lead it is always a healthy James Phsicr, 44, was declared dead at 12:17 a.m., ton-arca woman and confessed to killing two other HOUSTON (AP) — Two ex­ 7he board, which governs the University of Connec­ thing,” said Rep. Miles S. Rapoport, D- thc.se people” who arc especially at the vaccine, secretes substances that filed with the secretary of the state’s of­ election if his health permits, has more than anything else.” seven minutes after corrections officials injected women, although he never was tried for those offen­ perimental vaccines protected lab ticut, the four branches of the Connecticut State Univer­ West Hartford. drugs into veins in his arms. ri.sk, said Brciman, who worked change the monocytes in such a way fice next week. repeatedly defended his job performance. Other party regulars also criticized ses. animals against a lethal dose of the sity and the technical and community colleges, proposed Paster, whose lounge act included an impersona­ with Horwitz before going to the that they lose most of their ability to a $456.6 million budget from the state’s General Fund coming weeks, Morrison will be He has said he believes the voters ul­ Morrison’s move, among them state Rep. O’Neill, whose backers last week filed “The death penalty was made for people like bacterium that causes Legionnaires’ hiring campaign staff, interviewing poten­ tion of Elvis Presley, was condemned for the contract CEXT. “It’s a long way to a vaccine absorb iron as they normally do. and another $83.5 million from student tuition. timately will affirm his judgment and William J. Cibes Jr., D-New London, the documents necessary to begin raising James Raster,” said Stale District Judge Ted Poe, who disease, raising hopes for a vaccine in humans.” Legionella bacteria depend on tial polling and media consultants, and return him to office. who was instrumental in running money, has said he expects his campaign killing of Robert Edward Howard, 38, who was presided over raster’s trial. to protect humans, a researcher says. The budget for the year beginning July 1, 1990, now gunned down as he left a Houston bar on Oct. 25, Horwitz said it would be at least iron, and when they don’t get it, goes to Gov. William A. O ’Neill and, ultimately, the meeting with Democrats across the state, But Morrison, a Hamden resident, said O’Neill’s suceessful 1986 campaign. to cost as much as $4 million. Paster’s execution was the 118th in the nation Between 600 and 1,000 cases of Baldwin said. 1980. Faster said he received $1,000 and a motor­ two or three years before he was they stop growing. General Assembly. Tuesday that state residents have ex­ “I think voters, and especially since the 1976 U.S. Supreme Court ruling allowing Legionnaires’ disease arc reported ready for a trial of the vaccine in The next step in the research will Although Morrison has been pondering 'The front-runner for the Republican cycle for the slaying, which allegedly was set by Board members noted that this year’s budget is 0.3 pressed, in polls and in personal conver­ Democratic voters, prefer to keep the best slates to resume capital punishment. It was the third to the federal Centers for Disease humans. be to show that the vaccine can a run for governor for many months, nomination is U.S. Rep. John G. Rowland Howard’s ex-wife. percent below the 1988-89 budget, the first decline since sations, their disappointment and unhap­ candidate running, and 1 think the best execution this year in Texas and the 32nd since 1982 Control each year. Estimates of the He said he was surprised that protect animals against various Baldwin said the formation of a fund-rais­ of the 5lh District, although New Haven “I hope Mrs. Howard can find peace in this,” 1975. piness with O ’Neill’s stewardship. candidate is the governor,” Cibes said. — the most of any state since the Supreme Court’s actual number of cases range as high “you can immunize an animal with a strains of Legionella pneumophila, ing committee will allow Morrison to businessman Joel Schiavone also is in the Faster said in his final words. It was unclear if he was decision. “I find people are experiencing a desire Liberal Democrats, especially those as 100,000 a year, said the vaccine’s and against other species of determine the extent of his support. race. referring to the victim’s ex-wife or mother. single molecule.” Such a vaccine Sister testifies in case for new leadership on the problems that who were angered by O’Neill’s anti-in­ About three dozen death penalty opponents developer, Dr. Marcus Horwitz of should be safer, easier to use and Legionella. “What needs to exist are people willing burden the average family in Connec­ come tax stance during the past legisla­ Baldwin declined to name a fund-rais­ He took two deep breaths, then gaspxtd. There was gathered outside the prison before the execution, the University of California, Los NORWALK (AP) — The sister of a man accused of no further movement. cheaper than the mutant bacteria Legionella pneumophila is killing of his wife and disposing of her body with a wood to give financial support. We can’t know ticut,” Morrison said. tive session, said they were heartened by ing target, but said it would take between chanting “Say No To Death Row” and “Reject The Angeles. “He doesn’t deserve to be on this earth,” said vaccine. responsible for 90 percent of chip[x:r testified that her brother admitted in late Novem­ that until we ask, and we can’t ask until Reaction to the news was mixed. Morrison’s decision to move ahead with $2 million and $4 million to run a cam­ Injection.” “It’s clearly a major problem in Dorothy M. Howard, Howard’s 74-ycar-old mother. The molecule is called the major Legionnaires’ disease, but five or ber 1986 he didn’t know where his wife was. we file a committee,” Baldwin said. John F. Droney Jr., state party chair­ his campaign. paign. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals on Tuesday ho.spiiaIs,” Horwitz said Tuesday at secretory protein, and its function in “He’s getting his just due. It’s good riddance for this six other species of Legionella also Richard Crafts’ sister, Karen Rodgers of Westport, tes­ refused to grant Paster a reprieve and his attorneys a meeting of the American Society Legionella infection is not under­ universe. I don’t know if God agrees, though.” cause disease, Horwitz said. tified Tuesday that she had confronted her brother with declined to appeal to the federal courts. Last week, for Microbiology. “It’s a major stood, Horwitz said. Paster also was serving a life term for the rape and Another question to be answ ,cd tlic story he had told his wife’s friends — that Helle the U.S. Supreme Court rejected an emergency re­ cause of death from hospital-ac­ He docs have a good theory of is how long the immunity indi :ed murder of an 18-year-old woman who had a nail quired pneumonia.” Crafts was in Denmark visiting her sick mother — and Kemp’s pledges quest. how the vaccine works, however. by the vaccine will continue to State won’t lose housing aid The first vaccine Horwitz he admitted “he didn’t know where Helle was.” Legionella bacteria infect certain protect against disease, he said. Rodgers testified Crafts had complained to her that his developed consisted of a weakened, white blood cells called monocytes Legionnaires’ disease takes its mutant strain of the bacteria wife’s friends kept calling him, trying to learn his wife’s HARTFORD (AP) — The state’s subsidized low- draw criticism and then hide inside where the name from its first known outb eak eight projects plagued by cost overruns and has con­ Legionella pneumophila, which wherabouts. and middle-income subsidizxxl housing program may body’s immune system can’t find — at the Pennsylvania Amcicar sidered or agreed to reduced interest rates for six causes the deadly disca.se. “Ihey tliink I chopped her head off,” Rodgers quoted have been plagued by lax procedures in the 1980s, projects. HARTFORD (AP) — Housing Secretaj7 Jack Kemp Bush wins one on clean air them. Legion convention in Philadelphia Crafts as saying. but any financial stake in the housing units is not in called on Americans to meet their obligation to society, Then Horwitz developed a vac­ The immune system, primed bv in July 1976. The department also had not required studies of cine consisting of a single chemical Rodgers, 45, who owns a children’s clothing store in jeopardy, state housing officials said. saying the work of volunteers is “absolutely essential” to WASHINGTON (AP) — The most controversial part of the legis­ over the next decade. This provision the rental markets in which it was financing projects, Bush administration is getting its from the virus. The single-molecule Darien, also said that in October 1986 Helle Crafts had “We are using a number of approaches to deal with failed to appraise property routinely and did not re­ conquering the problem of homelessness. lation — letting automakers comply could stunt the growth of electric told her she was going to divorce Crafts because he was developments faced with financial difficulties,” “TTiere are people in this country who arc hurling. way in the first lest vote on clean air with anti-pollution requirements by utilities that use high-sulfur coal, the vaccine protected 21 of 26 guinea quire competitive bids to keep contracting costs legislation, but stiff tests still lie pigs from a lethal dose of Legionella seeing another woman. Deputy Housing Commissioner Michael T. Duffy down, the newspaper said. Those that have been blessed have an obligation to be a averaging emissions of engine chief source of acid rain. SUPER SAVING'S ahead for the pollution-cutting plan. bacteria. Audioritics believe Helle Crafts was killed around said Tuesday. “We are protecting the taxpayers’ in­ Many of the developers who received loans and blessing to someone else,” Kemp said in a speech to a families. The Bush forces outmaneuvered There also will be attempts to None of 26 unvaccinaicd guinea 3 WEEK’S ONLY Sept. 9th to the 30th Nov. 18, 1986, although her body has never been found. vestment.” the lawyers who represented the state in loan closings group of federal officials from New England and New The administration Tuesday environmental groups Tdesday in a force the administration to accept pigs survived after the same dose, Crafts, on trial for a second time in the murder, is ac­ Housing officials said Commissioner John F. had strong tics to the Democratic Party. Many were York Tuesday. proposed a modification of the 12-10 House subcommittee vote nationwide cost-sharing of acid rain Horwitz said. REPLACEMENT cused by authorities of using a wood chipper to dispose PSpandrea has required competitive bidding, ap­ contributors to Gov. William A. O’Neill’s campaigns The secretary of the Department of Housing and averaging language, to make clear CLASSIC ______defeating a bid to toughen the ad­ reduction, a burden that may other­ Guinea pigs were used because of parts of his wife’s body. His first trial ended in a praisals, standardized procedures and other or were associates of Canale’s. Urban Development pledged to cut red tape and improve that pollution reduction goals must VINYL WINDOW WINDOWS ministration’s anti-smog require­ wise fall chiefly on nine states with they develop a disease similar to mistrial last year. safeguards since he took over from Joseph E. Canale Duffy told the lawmakers that the moderate rental coordination among government agencies and non-profit be met. The issue could face a vote in 1987. groups aiding the homeless. ments for cities, less populated areas in the House Energy and Commerce dirty, coal-burning power plants. Legionnaires’ disca.se in humans, he • Double Hung Casements, Sliders, Bay’s, Bow’s • program has provided the state with thousands of said. Another Bradley hotel planned But after the second day of legislative hearings Kemp offered few specific proposals during his impas­ and small business. environment subcommittee today, The attempt to toughen the ad­ housing units, most provided by housing authorities. Dr. Robert Brciman, a Legion­ • Both Sash Tilt In • ROCHESTER, N.Y. (AP) — Two Rochester-based into the moderate rental program, members of the sioned speech and portrayed the fight against homeless­ The vote came as President Bush with environmental groups making ministration’s proposed require­ Duffy also said the stale was in “a very good posi­ naires’ disease expert at the CDC. companies have announced plans to construct a series of planning and development committee .said they still ness as part of a wider battle against poverty and despair. challenged the Democratic-run Con­ an all-out attempt to halt the emis­ ments for reducing urban smog • % Insulated Glass • tion” even if financially strapped developers said the vaccine, if it ultimately inexpensive hotels at airports throughout the nation. wanted to know why the housing department had no Straying from his prepared remarks, Kemp often gress to quicken its pace on the sion averaging proposal. failed under a barrage of criticism. defaulted because the housing developments have ap­ proves successful in humans, could • Locking Screen • Loren Ansley, president and chief executive officer of written procedures, waived them at limes and seemed sounded like a preacher, using biblical allusions and fire legislation. He commented at a During the next several weeks, Bush backers argued lliat jobs in preciated in value. be especially useful for the Microtcl Franchise and Development Corp., said Tues­ to not drive the hardest bargain possible when deal­ and brimstone oratory in his attempt to inspire the Spokane, Wash., centennial tree- the administration must defend small business would be lost, areas But the committee remained perplexed that the planting ceremony. transplant recipients, cancer FREE LOW/E GLASS • day his company has given approval to a $250,000 deal ing with developers. department failed to consider — and sometimes did audience. against challenges to other portions statistically attached to cities in White House lobbyists, who were patients, the elderly and people will) Airport Systems, a development company also Rep. Shaun McNally, D-Norwich, the committee’s not know — all the sources of developers’ income “We would not be a moral society, we would not be a of the bill. federal groupings would be forced Double Hung Window’s based in Rochester. co-chairman, said Canale and former Deputy Com­ Judeo-Christian society, if we did not recognize our credited by their chief opponent It will try to preserve language to taking steroids. when it negotiated loans with them. to meet stiff pollution-cutting stan­ 0 to 73 Ul $178.28 + tax In sta lled missioner Victor Cruse would be called to testify obligation” to help the homeless, Kemp said. with making the difference Tuesday, prevent growth of sulfur dioxide dards, and cities could not meet the They all have weakened immune The agreement calls for Airport Systems to build and Sen. Richard Blumenthal, D-Stamford, said the 74 to 83 Ul $201.75 + tax In sta lled operate 10 hotels at or near airports including Memphis within the week. Kemp’s pep talk to the Interagency Council on the must work even harder to save the once it is reduced by 10 million tons proposal’s deadlines. systems and arc especially suscep­ department should require developers to obtain 84 to 93 Ul $219.75 + tax In stalled International Airjxtrt in Tennessee, Bradley International “Somebody was making policy, and those are the Homeless, where he announced a grant program in which tible to Legionnaires’ di.sease, he private loans as part of any refinancing. said. 94 to 101 Ul $237.68 + tax In sta lled Airport in Connecticut, Charleston International Airport only people left,” McNally said. no Connecticut city is eligible to participate, followed a Several others argued that the state could have Horwitz and his colleagues “have in South Carolina and Fresno Air Terminal in California. Rep. Oskar G. Rogg, R-Ncw Milford, said he was limited the size of some loans and used the freed-up tour of a homeless shelter that was empty for the day and Call for your Free Estimate a visit to a soup kitchen, where he was jeered. De Klerk assumes presidency very nice results,” Brciman said. The deal also calls for 10 additional hotels to be built certain “it was not a case of any one individual or loan money to create additional housing if it had or stop by our showroom. in the future. even a group of individuals being in collusion or ab­ "President Bush wants an all-out effort to wage war on The vaccines “look like they protect known of other financial benefits the developers were animals very nicely against The hotels will carry Microtcl’s name and offer ac­ dicating their duty.” homelessness and despair, on drugs and poverty, and I PRETORIA, South Africa (AP) enjoying. augural address before about 5,000 rest or violence,” he said, “'rhcrc is Legionella.’’ commodations priced under $30 a night. “It is much more a case that we were dealing with plan to be a leader in that fight,” Kemp said. — F.W. dc Klerk was sworn in people. Clearview Glass Co. In addition to the low-interest state loans, made at but one way to peace, to justice for “It remains to be seen whether a sU-ucture that was totally incapable of handling a But many of those eating at the St. Eliz.abeth’s House today for a five-year term as presi­ In a 20-minuc speech, dc Klerk 5.25 percent to 7.5 percent, those benefits included all: that is the way of reconcilia­ this sort of vaccine would protect 104 Hilliard St. Pet liability law urged problem in a systematic manner,” he said. “No sys­ federal rental subsidies, federal tax benefits from soup kitchen, where Kemp stopped before making his dent and appealed to South Africans said his goal was “a new South tion.” tem was in place. Each problem was handled in an ad limited partnerships, historic preservation tax credits speech, doubted whether Kemp’s words would be trans­ of all races to help build a nation Africa ... which has rid itself of an­ Manchester, Ct hoc manner.” lated into action. “free of domination and oppres­ EMERGENCY HARTFORD (AP) — A state senator plans to propose and the cash proceeds of syndicating the deals by tagonisms of the past.” He reiterated his vision of a new 649-3049 a new stale law that would make it a crime for pet The Hartford Courant reported last week that the selling shares to the limited partners. “Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan, Bush. It’s al­ sion.” He declined to give new details of political system in which the now- FIRE . POLICE - MEDICAL owners to fail to take responsibility for injuries or department has agreed to additional loans for at least ways the same thing. It’s just another name and we never He took the oath of office at a his plans, but said his government votclcss black majority would be Fully Licensed Authorized Harvey Dealer Fully Insured damage done by their animals. get anything,” said one homeless woman who jeered the Pretoria church as reports spread would move to eliminate dis­ able to participate without dominat­ DIAL 911 The proposal by state Sen. Stephen R. Somma, R- secretary during his visit to the crowded dining room. that his government would free criminatory laws, give “urgent atten­ ing the white minority, and he cau­ Waterbury, is similar to an existing state law that makes The woman, who asked not to be named, said she was jailed black nationalist leader Nel­ tion” to adoption of a bill of rights tioned against unreasonable expecta­ motorists responsible for damages caused by their angered that Kemp chose the soup kitchen as a backdrop son Mandela early next year. and release security prisoners such tions for his program. vehicles. Anti-harassment pledge urged for a photo opportunity. Newspapers quoted official sources as Mandela if it would promote It comes in the wake of several attacks by dogs, in­ I don t feel that they should come in here with their as saying the release would be part peaceful solutions. Dc Klerk’s eyes filled with tears Diamond STORRS (AP) — An informal cluding one in West Hartford last week in which the tolerated at UConn, Bock said. unable to rise, Bock said. jackets and ties on to have their pictures taken with of a package of moves aimed at He said he hoped to “gradually earlier, when a minister preaching at dog’s owner fled the scene. Two days later, the owner pledge stating, “1 will not harass nor “Whether we get 15 signatures or homeless men, women and children. Nobody asked our drawing blacks into negotiations on move away” from the 3-year-old the swearing-in ceremony urged him remain silent for those who do” may Only one Asian-American in the turned his dog in to canine authorities. He was later fined 15,(XX) signatures, it will calibrate university’s history has attained the permission. It’s humiliating, degrading and total ex­ a new constitution. state of emergency, which has to press forward without fear. Chief be circulating soon at the University $143. how the university feels about the rank of associate dean or higher, ploitation,” she said. After the swearing-in ceremony, severed restricted militant anti-apar­ Justice Michael Corbett ad­ Remount Event of Conneeticut, where four cases of The bill would require pet owners to immediately climate for harassment,” Bock said. Bock said. There has never been an Kemp was surrounded by reporters and photographers dc Klerk, 53, was driven to an am­ theid activity. ministered the oath of office before harassment were reported in the first report any injuries of substantial property damage done “We must move beyond rhetoric.” Asian-American member of the phitheater at the Union Buildings, “Protest regarding past injustice, about 1,500 people in a Dutch two weeks of classes. in the doorway of the soup kitchen and never made it in­ by tlieir pets and to give assistance to anyone injured by Bock, who has criticized Cas- board of trustees, Bock said. side the room for a complete tour. scat of the executive branch of or alleged injustice, docs not bring Reformed Church near the Univer­ The Asian-American Faculty As­ their pet. It provides for criminal penalties against those teen’s administration since a group The faculty presented enough government, and deliver his in­ us closer to a solution. Nor does un­ sity of Pretoria. sociation proposed the informal who fail to report such incidents or offer assistance. of Asian-American students were evidence to show a disparity, and Kemp s speeeh gave an outline for what he termed the honor code, to be circulated at the taunted and spit upon Dec. 3, 1987, Casteen asked the association’s help first steps in the effort to end homelessness. The Storrs campus like a petition. described the faculty association’s in improving the situation, McFad­ secretary called for improved coordination among Dog’s owner fined after attack The honor code and other associa­ first meeting with Casteen as cordial den said. federal, state and local officials and non-profit organiza­ tion proposals to improve the status tions aiding the homeless. WEST HARTFORD (AP) — The owner of a dog that and constructive. The faculty association also of Asian-Americans at UConn Casteen was unavailable for com­ attacked an 11-year-old girl on a school playground has sought Casteen’s support in expand­ He also said the government bureaucracy would cut received the support Monday of ment Tuesday, but Peter McFadden, been fined $143 for owning a vicious dog, not having the ing the state-financed Minority Ad­ through red tape and make it easier for homeless people UCorm President John T. Casteen his executive assistant, who attended dog licensed, and not having the dog on a leash. vancement Program to include and those who provide for them to receive government III. Monday’s meeting, confirmed that SOFTSP«fS The fines were imposed Monday, three days after Dar­ The faculty association would Asian-Americans and native assistance. Casteen supported the honor code Americans, Bock said. feel beautiful ryl Pope’s dog Saki, an Akita, attacked Sara Jacobson like the pledges to be distributed by and other steps proposed by the Under the program, state colleges Kemp announced a joint venture of HUD and a while she was playing. More than 100 stitches were re­ professors and students so as many faculty. ^ilanthropic organization, the Robert Wood Johnson quired to close cuts in her cheeks and jaw. students, faculty and staff members and universities receive $500 a year “I think all of us left that room for each black or Hispanic ^imdation. Under the program, as many as 1,200 new In addition to the fines. Pope must pay for the dog to sign it as possible, said Paul Bock, a HUD Section 8 Housing Certificates, worth about $36 be quarantined for 14 days. feeling that the administration and employee, Bock said. The money is civil engineering professor who is the faculty association are pulling in million over five years, and $2.4 million in foundation Pope acknowledged that the dog was not registered used for the advancement of president of the association. the same direction,” McFadden said. g™ts for support services will be awarded to eight with town officials, but he said the animal was leashed to minorities. cities. ° The purpose will be to show the The faculty members complained a fence when the attack took place. He said the girl ap­ degree to which harassment on the Casteen has asked for a legal 9 to 5 ^ that there has historically been a opinion on whether those groups are proached the animal to pat it, and the dog at first licked basis of race, religion, ethnicity or Sixiy-onc cities with populations over 250,000 will be “glass ceiling” at UConn above excluded under the Minority Advan­ her but then suddenly attacked her. sexual preference will not be able to apply for the grants. No Connecticut city meets which Asian-Americans have been cement Projjram, McFadden said. ine population requirement. (and weekends).

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Now is the time. on the road this morning. of the final two years of the contract Joseph Roberto, secretary- to $22. MeetSociable I treasurer of Teamsters Local 191, For drivers with less than two $5.00 OFF 1 said the new contract was what “the years experience, the increase would Mary Ann (union) members were looking for.” be $1 per run during each of the ■ Any Soft Spots Purchased with this ad. J Union members, meeting in the next three years. "Place Your Trust in Stamford government building, Drivers make two runs each day, Handley • Valid until 9/23/89 ! the Diamond Specialists" voted 52-5 shortly after 10 p.m. or 10 a week. L Tuesday to approve the contract. The contract also maintains cur­ The Victor 1430, a lO dlgll prtnt/display caktulalor, The Victor 1230, a 12-dlglt prlnl/dlsptay calculator, Democrat for Manchester Town Director The roughly 100 members of two-color printing (rbtionj. lour key Ind^ndenl two-color printing (Ink rolled Markup/maikdown, EVERYDAY LOW PRICES! Thursday, Sept. 21st rent health coverage for the drivers memory, maikup/markdown, automatic constants four key Independent memory and backspace and help launch her re-election campaign Wednesday, Sept. 20th Teamsters Local 191 walked off and a $15 weekly bonus for drivers and delta percent 10:00AM-8:00PM 10:00AM-8:00PM their jobs Monday in a dispute over who showed up for all 10 runs in a Suggested Retail $99.95 Suggested Retail $129.95 Sunday, Sept. 24 * 2-4 P.M. wages and benefits with the Laid­ week, Roberto said. Democratic Headquarters The BOOTERY VERNON STORE MANCHESTER STORE law. Before the strike, drivers were ALLSTATE 789 MAtN ST. 705 East Middle Tpk. (Amazing Plaza) Tri-City Plaza “We apologize for the incon- making $17 a run, with two runs Rt. 83 Talcottville, CT • 649-8040 Manchester Parkade vicnce caused by the strike during BUSINESS MANCHESTER Donation: $ 5 .0 0 * $ 1 K* cmam tickets available r Vernon Manchester each day. Union officials .said the MACHINES 643-6156 tlic last two days, but we had to do drivers had been .seeking $25 a mn. obm Mon.-Sat. 9:30am to 5:30pm Thurs. 9:30am to 8:Q0pm 872-G 900 6 4 6 -0 0 1 2 6__MANCHES I'ER h e r a l d , Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989—7 Prosecutors near end Goetz released Coast braces for hurricane Authorities believe boyfriend of case against Bakker from prison Ex-convict claims Jimmy Hoffa MIAMI (AP) — Residents from Rorida to North more than 50,0(K) Caribbean residents homeless and killed, cut up, boiled friend NEW YORK (AP) - Sub­ Carolina stocked up on groceries, flashlights and win­ hundreds of injuries. It ripped away roofs, flattened was buried in Giants Stadium CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) — In a 1984 videotape, Bakker way gunman Bernard Goetz, dow-reinforcing tape for Huricanc Hugo’s expected as­ houses, flipped planes, damaged cash crops and knocked NEW YORK (AP) — The lank, Prosecutors neared the completion urged his audience to pay for freed from jail early today after out power and communications. everything that has lo be done to tarily,” said Fcnrich. “His statement sault after its trail of death and destruction in the Carib­ long-haired, bearded man charged CHICAGO (AP) — FDrmcr Teamsters leader Frankos, a federally protected witness in the of their case against television evan­ partnerships with a credit card, .serving 8>/2 months for shoot­ Two Coast Guard planes carrying fresh water, food destroy all those people who do dis­ led iLS to the baggage check-in.” bean. with killing his girlfriend, then dis­ Jimmy Hoffa was killed because of union and under­ forthcoming New York trial of reputed Mafia boss gelist Jim Bakker, a man they say saying he bought his with a credit ing four teen-agers in 1984, agree with my church,” he told the Rakowitz was picked up Monday R)recastcrs .said the chances of tlie killer storm hitting and lumber arrived in Puerto Rico late TUesday, and membering and boiling the body, world rivalries, and his mutilated body was buried in John Gotti, says he told the FBI in 1986 that Hoffa lavishly spent money sent to him by card because he didn’t have any turned down the city’s standard several other relief flights were planned today. interviewer. at a restaurant in Brooklyn where he the Easl Coast late this week were steadily increasing. also dealt drugs, called himself the concrete near the end zone at’Giants Stadium in New was killed by alleged Irish mob boss Jimmy Coonan believers who had trouble paying cash. The same year, prosecutors offer of a ride to the nearest Most projected paths had the hurricane hitting between On Monday, the hurricane’s 125 mph winds smashed He declared that all New Yorkers had been working for two days. anti-Christ and loled a live rooster Jersey, an ex-convict says. at a house in Mount Clemens, Mich. their own bills. said, Bakker received $1 million in subway stop. should smoke marijuana, kill Cape Canaveral and Cape Hattcras, N.C., by Saturday. directly into Puerto Rico, where officials said 10,(XX) said news reports. Miss Bccrle, of St. Gallen, Swit­ Donald “Tony the Greek” Frankos, a self- Frankos said that Coonan, armed with a .22-ealibcr Prosecutors spent Tuesday show­ salary and bonuses and bought a Ruby Ryles, a spokeswoman people were homeless and 25,(KX) were in .shelters. cocaine and heroin dealers and over­ Today, the storm blamed for at least 25 deaths in tlie Daniel Rakowitz, 28, wailed in zerland, came to New York last year described freelance hitman, told Playboy magazine pistol with a silencer, “hit him twice in the forehead ing a U.S. District Court jury Palm De.sert, Calif., home and a for the city Correction Depart­ Caribbean brushed northeast of the Bahamas with winds Govcnimcnt and voluntary relief teams from Texas to throw the U.S. government, the Post jail Tuc.sday to be arraigned on char­ to study dance. he was supposed lo kill Hoffa but was in prison when with the bullets — exploded his brains.”. videotapes of broadca.sts o f Bak- Rolls-Royce. ment, said a police officer New York began .sending .supplies. said. of 105 mph. Hugo was expected to chum on a course ges of murdering dancer Monika the labor leader disappeared on July 30, 1975. So With the help of John Sullivan, described by ker’s “The PTL Club” in which he Bakker is accused of diverting drove Goetz from the jail, but The hardest-hit islands were still cut off from normal Miss Bccrlc, 26, a Swiss who was parallel to the chain of islands, bringing mostly high Bccrlc. This summer, she moved into the others killed him and described it to him later, Frankos as a mob hitman, Coonan carried the body and his wife pleaded for followers to more than $3.7 million in PTL she did not know if he was met communication early today. On the tiny British island of studying modem dance with Martha apartment on East Ninth Street that Frankos said. wind and rain. Local newspapers reported that into the basement. send money to the ministry. money raised from the partnership by friends as planned. Montserrat, officials said nearly every building was Graham, had lived with Rakowitz Rakowitz was sharing with another “Although the indications arc that it’s going to move neighbors .said Rakowitz practiced His account, one of many over the years purport­ “They plugged in the bucksaw and they also had a The prosecutors planned to rest sales to pay for personal luxuries. If destroyed, including the only hospital on the island of for a couple of months, said Deputy Goetz, 41, was arrested on cast of the more populated areas, no one is relaxing their his own religion and openly .sold couple, police said. ing to reveal what happened to Hoffa, appears in meat cleaver to cut away any tendons,” Frankos said. their ca.se after presenting the last of convicted of the 24 counts against Police Chief Ronald Fcnrich, com­ November’s Playboy. Dec. 22, 1984, for the shooting vigil bccau.se it can change direction,” said Bill Kalis, a 12, 000. When Miss Bccrlc decided to “On the table was all these black-plastic bags and the videotapes today. him, he could be sentenced to 120 marijuana and amphetamines in mander of Manhattan detectives. of four teen-agers who he said spokesman for the Bahamian government. “It’s as if a bomb has been dropped in the buildings Manhattan’s East Village. He also break off with Rakowitz and told Frankos said Hoffa was shot in the forehead at a cut rope. Coonan was cutting and Sullivan was bag­ In the six hours of tapes shown years in prison and fined more than and everything has been blown out. All trees are like The victim’s remains, reduced to were trying to rob him when Workers in the Bahamas began boarding up windows carried a live rooster with him on him on Aug. 19 lo leave, Rakowitz home near DclroiL his body dismembered in the ging ’em up. Coonan severed Hoffa’s head and, with Tue.sday, Bakker appealed for dona­ $5 million. a skull and bones, were found Mon­ basement, then stored in a freezer until his burial in they asked him for $5 on a train of government buildings, and Prime Minister Lynden stubble. There’s not a flower left standing,” said Cmdr. the street, the newspapers said in beat and stabbed her to death, then a pocket knife, cut a lock of hair from the side of tions and a.sked his followers to trust Pcar.son testified that from 1984 day in a five-gallon bucket in the the football stadium near New York. near the World Trade Center. Pindling cut short a state visit to Jamaica to return home Colin Ferbrache of the Royal Navy vessel H.M.S. today’s editions. worked for the next week at dispos­ Hoffa’s head and kept it for good luck,” Frankos him. through 1986, Bakker repeatedly baggage claim of the Port Authority The FBI refused to say if it finds the account Dubbed the subway today. Alacrity, which was stationed off Montserrat. An audio tape of an interview two ing of the body, Fcnrich said. said. “I’m sincere,” Bakker told misled viewers about how many bus terminal. They were being credible. vigilante, Goetz became some­ At 6 a.m. EDT today, Hugo’s center was 435 miles National Hurricane Center specialist Bob Case said months a p of Rakowitz by a free­ The body was placed in a freezer and several viewers in 1984. “I would not lie to donors, or “lifetime partners,” had studied by the medical examiner. He boiled the parts to separate the An official with the Slate Commission of Inves­ thing of a folk hero among cast of Nassau in the Bahamas. Its coordinates were near late Tuesday that the East Coast would feel the storm’s lance writer was obtained by the months later was trucked in an oil drum to the East you about anything.” taken part in the program, which of­ Fcnrich said Rakowitz showed no bone from the flesh, which he tigations in New Jersey called the story “possible but those who .saw him as an in­ 24.9 north latitude and 70.9 west longitude. The storm fringe effects of rain and some gusty winds at least New York Post. On it, he outlined Rutherford, NJ., site where Giants Stadium was But over and over, prosecutor fered three nights’ lodging each year emotion when he spoke to police flushed ... improbable.” dividual taking a stand against moved northwest at 12 mph. Little change in strength ex­ through Thursday night, if Hugo stayed on its track his beliefs. under construction, Frankos said. Deborah Smith halted the tape to for life in return for $ 1,000. about the killing and dismember­ And Jim Minish, stadium assistant general He said alleged mob affiliate Joe “Mad Dog” Sul­ crime. pected today. parallel to the Bahamas. “I say that I’m the New Lord,” down the toilet, police said. ask FBI agent John Pearson to com­ At first, Bakker exaggerated the The storm’s death toll was incomplete, and officials ment. manager, said workers dug nearly 4 feet into the con­ livan, no relation to John Sullivan, buried the remains Goetz has .said he might “It appears there’s more and more a likelihood of the the Post quoted Rakowitz as saying. “He was calm, not excited, didn’t Fcnrich declined to talk about pare Bakker’s statements to behind- number of partnerships PTL had is­ feared it would grow as rescuers searched collapsed crete while replacing the artificial surface during the at the stadium, where the New York Giants and Jets leave New York City after he hurricane striking the Southeastern coast during the next “And 1 will lake leadership of the appear to be under stress, did not where the other roommates were or the-scenes testimony about Bakker’s sued, apparently to project a sense gets out of jail. buildings. three to four days,” Case said from the center in subur­ past year and found nothing. play. television ministry. Satanic cubists lo make sure they do offer any resistance and came volun­ what they saw. of urgency, Pearson said. Hugo so far has left millions of dollars in damage. ban Coral Gables. Baptists told to protest in the Greater task force’s sex report OPPORTUNITIES Manchester Area NASHVILLE, Tcnn. (AP) — The report, published in January REAL f ...... ESTATE. ■ V Southern Baptists should be in­ and written by San Francisco 294 Mdin MdfichGStBr -u . . • censed by a government report call­ therapist Raul Gib.son, explores the ing homosexuality “natural and high risk of suicide among I \ i 6 r n 3 n K 6 3 i t y 649-1147 healthy” and blaming fundamental homosexual youths. religion for many suicides among The report said that homosexual homosexual teens, a church leader teen-agers were unduly pressured in '-4 says. fundamentalist churches, such as the Realty Co. * IN-GROUND POOL - Clapboard FHA/FARMERS APPROVED New Albert Lee Smith, spokesman for Southern Baptist church, and tradi­ L sided 6 room cape on beautiful homes on 1 - 3 acres, 4 or 5 rooms, % Carlin Pat Coelho the denomination’s lobbying effort tional faiths, such as Catholicism, to 150x250 lot, hardwood floors, 2 car 2-3 BRS, full basem ent, vinyl siding. 646-5200 in Washington, D.C., told top church renounce their sexuality as immoral. garage, adjacent V2 acre building lot Call for details. $109,000 647-8000 985 Main Street, Manchester officials on TUesday that Southern “Gay youths ... may feel wicked also available. Great opportunity for $114,900. Baptists should register their dismay and condemned to hell and attempt contractor. ELLINGTON, $149,900. INVESTMENTS with Congress over the task force suicide in despair of ever obtaining Restaurant - Breakfast and Lunch, HEBRON $320,000 BE HEALTHY AND HAPPY seats 42, equipment and inventory r • report by the U.S. Department of redemption,” Gibson wrote. Join us Sunday for a tour of this included. Great location. Much stately 7 room Victorian. The warm $94,500 Health and Human Services. The Fitness-Mind^ Professional will Smith said the study contained potential, good lease, lots of parking. glow from the bedroom and living ‘Taxpayer dollars arc being used Make Offer. room fireplaces, a crisp coolbreeze take advantage of an inground pool, “anti-religious” sentiment and sauna, exercise and pool room. to promote something completely from the central air system, the criticized it for calling Commercial 4 Bay Garage - WOWi This immaculate 1st floor contrary to Baptist convictions,” romantic eind relaxing luxery of a homosexuality a “natural and heal­ 200x100 lot. Used Car Repair steamy jacuzzi in your master condo unit has 2 bedrooms and 2 Smith told the Southern Baptist baths and is located in a private, thy expression of human sexuality.” License, 2,700 sq.ft, building, new bedroom suite are just a few features Convention’s Executive Committee s e p tic system,. COVENTRY, quiet, complex and comes complete The executive committee also in this new home. Come and see for during its semiannual meeting. $172,900. yourself! with ail appliances including air con- was advised that the number of IMMACULATE INSIDE AND OUT - 3 diuoning. Convenient to Route 384. Smith, an Alabama congressman Southern Baptist missionaries is at BRS, 2 baths, double closets in Lucrative Antique business in His­ MANCHESTER from 1981-82, outlined a plan to DIR: Rte. 85 South to Old Colchester $209,900.00 an all-time high. However, officials MBR, cathedral ceiling in LR and toric District of Coventry. Attached 7 Road to left on Niles Road. contact congressmen and govern­ DR, floor to ceiling fire^ace in family room house, more than 18 years at said the church’s goal of 5,()00 mis­ NEAT AS A PIN AND ment officials and to organize room, enjoy the privacy from rear present location, possible expansion sionaries by the year 20(X) will CLEAN AS A WHISTLE! grassroots campaigns on such porch and deck. NORTH of lower level. Inventory and real es­ founder without more money. COVENTRY, $174,900. tate included. $414,900. MANCHESTER $179,000 29 MARBLE STREET $139,500 “church-state matters.” 5-5 Two family, quiet neighborhood, nice yard, 2 car garage, gas heat & lid I Describes this.beautiful, well cared “The greatest asset we have on investment. Immaculate 2 Family located on quiet dead end street. Unique home features 4 bedrooms; 2.5 Records show 3,827 missionaries 647-8120 for 6 room home with large 1st floor legislation is the numbers of Bap­ are spreading God’s message in the baths; central a/c; hottub; 2-car garage! Owner down payment assistance available! lamily room, new patio, and garage tists,” the Birmingham layman said United States, its territories and LAND Appliances, including washer and B h ilips dryer, are staying too! Vfau've got to Home site's ready for Building Permits, build now or later, build yourself, or o f the 14.8 million-member Canada, said Larry L. 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Call RE/MAX and ask for Barbara or Stan. 2-car garage! floor lamily and laundry room and lovely private yard. -A i »—MANCHESTl'.R HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989—9 OPINION FOCUS/Advice______Building vO\ Plan puts Bible also against heavy drinking DEAR ABBY: I am very disap Spirit. r nature pointed in your response to “Can’t household appliances — the works. on lawn Believe It” in which you say the Bible DEAR ABBY: Here’s how my hus­ I personally would be content to use approves of people drowning their sor­ Dear Abby band and I solved the problem of writing the discount store dishes and silverware / V rows in alcohol. The biggest problem thank-you notes for our wedding gifts. (stainless) I used before I was married. at risk We sat down together and wrote a - r - with interpretation of Scripture is in Abigail Van Buren Where is the “groom’s registry”? I taking verses out of context. thank-you note after we opened each would have been thrilled to go to my inevitable The section referred to was for those gift. The rule was, we couldn’t open a local hardware store and pick out a By Jack Anderson “ready to perish.” Abby, back in biblical gift until we had written thank-you notes power tool, a set of screwdrivers or a The decision by the Planning and Zoning Com­ T and Dale Van Atta Who has needless bruises? Who has for the gift we have just opened. We also garden rake as a wedding present. times, they did not have Demerol omior- bloodshot eyes? Those who linger over mission that will pave the way for development on addressed and stamped the envelope. I would be more than willing to write ON THE VOLGA RIVER, U.S.S.R. — phine to alleviate extreme pain. wine, who go to sample bowls of mixed the Cheney Great Lawn will displease a number of You should have cited some of the We got the job done together, and it thank-you notes for our wedding gifts Secret Soviet plans to revive this shrink- ' wine. Do not gaze at wine when it is red, was a lot of fun. Manchester residents who would prefer that noth­ b ing river could have catastrophic effects many passages in Scripture that are criti­ had there been anything for me. As it when it sparkles in the cup, when it gocsi JULIE ROSE ing be done with the land. on the climate of the world, according to cal of drinking. happens, my wife received most of the 11 down smoothly! In the end it biles like a STERLING HEIGHTS, MICH. things she selected. I say, let her write highly classified Central Intelligence DAUGHTER OF AN ALCOHOLIC snake and poisons like a viptcr. Your eyes DEAR JULffi: And ideal solution. the thank-you notes! The ideal situation, aesthetically and for the Agency repxjrls. DEAR DAUGHTER: You arc right. I will sec strange sights and your mind im­ should have. And now I will, with Aren’t you glad you aren’t married to NEWLYWED IN SEATTLE sake of historic preservation, would be for the f ^ .a The Soviets are not deliberately plan­ agine confusing things. You will one this newlywed in Seattle? Read on: apologies for my tardiness: The facts about dnig.s, AIDS and lawn to remain just as it is. But it has been obvious ning to harm the delicate balance of the sleeping on the high seas, lying on top of DEAR ABBY: 1 must take issue with Earth, but the words “environmental im­ PROVERBS 20:1 — Wine is a mock­ how to prevent unwanted pregnancy for years that preservation of the lawn in its 'Vk' the rigging. “They hit me,” you will say, your suggestion that husbands should •i)i pact statement” never cross the Soviet er and beer a brawler; whoever is led by “but I’m not hurt! They beat me, but I are all in Abby’s new, expanded book­ present state is not an option. mind. them is not wise. share in writing the thank-you notes for let,'“What Every Teen Should Know.” don’t feel it! When will I wake up so I wedding gifts. Tne Associaiea Press Since the time of the czars, the Rus­ PROVERBS 23-20 — Do not join To order, send your name and ad­ Ax can find another drink?” I understand that all department stores There is no legally acceptable way to deprive sians have toyed with the idea of divert­ those who drink too much wine. dress, plus check or money order for EPHESIANS 5:18 — Do not get have a “bridal registry.” This is a long SOBBING ZSA ZSA — Actress Zsa Zsa ing their rivers to make up for a “mis­ PROVERBS 23, 29-35 — Who has $3.50 to: Dear Abby’s Teen Booklet, the owners of the land of their right to develop it. drunk on wine, which leads to list of everything the bride has already take” of nature. The tilt of the Soviet woe? Who has sorrow? Who has strife? P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, III. Gabor sobs Tuesday in Beverly Hills, There may be some economic conditions of the debauchery. Instead, be filled with the selected: china, glassware, silver. Union’s land mass in the north causes 61054. (Postage is included.) Calif., during her trial for allegedly slap­ rnoment that would make it unfeasible to build more than four-fifths of its fresh water to OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Phllp Self. Ph.D. ping a policeman. She tried to walk out of single-family houses on the land, but the right ex- flow north into the Arctic Ocean instead the courtroom after testimony that she is^ and the day will come when there will some­ to the south where it can irrigate crops. ‘Secured’ credit cards risky, swore at another policeman. thing on the lawn we are not used to seeing tlierc The Volga, the longest river in Europx;, no matter what is done by the Planning and flows into the southern heartland where miEs Zoning Commission. three-fourth of the Soviet people live and T h e four-fifth of its agriculture and industry ONLY PLACE but can help rebuild rating are based. For many years, the owner of one of the former IN FPANCE As long ago as 1830, an early surveyor WHEPE PEOPLE Cheney family mansions owned the open mid-area The TV commercials for “guaran­ named Alexander Shrenk first proposed ONE CAN GET teed” credit cards tell you it’s next of the lawn visible from Hartford Road and diverting the north-flowing Pechora into 'FPENCHFPIES'IS to impossible to be turned down. Sylvia Porter Wallenda carries on tradition preserved it for the community. When that owner Vote augurs ill for O’Neill the Volga to increase the amount of water IN AN A ^ e -R IC A N What they don’t say is that these found it no longer feasible to continue as a private going south. For almost as long as the "RESTAU-RANT. cards require you to have a savings NASHVILLE, Term. (AP) — Delilah Wallenda Soviets have been toying with the idea, says she’s proud to carry on the family circus tradi­ custodian of what we have come to regard as a account, with a specified minimum gives the idea a clean bill of health. U.S. intelligence has been secretly critiq- you as long as a month; others begin tion performing on the high wire, but she isn’t sure public asset, some options were opened up, but By Bob Conrad former New Haven Mayor Frank Logue, balance, in the bank issuing the It is very much like any other kind charging interest from the day you bers, if nothing else, of dissenters in ing the plans. We have examined a dozen card. her children ought to follow in her ever-so-careful and others who are hardly O’Neill fans. of secured loan, says ABA. The make the purchase. footsteps. one by one they have been closed off The Democratic governor who wants to Bridgeport spelled ptossible problems for CIA repxirts on Soviet river diversion The idea isn’t new. The market­ the governor if he is challenged. schemes. security, in this case, is your savings •Potential for an upgrade, over “I’m tom,” the sixth-generation high-wire artist The town could have bought the land with go around one more time in 1990 Even so, O’Neill played it straight. He ing technique is. account at the bank. talked of working for party unity. Droney They say that the diversion of the time, to a regular card. One of the said Tuesday between performances at the Tcnne.sse public funds, the townspeople could have con­ couldn’t take a lot of personal comfort The day after the primaries, O’Neill They’re called secured credit The Council of Better Business promised Daniels the full support of his Pechora would be nothing short of strengths of a secured credit card is Stale Fair. “I would like for them to carry on the tributed money to buy it as a kind of park with from the way primary elections went in regained the spotlight when Wade went to cards, and in some cases they aren’t Bureaus agrees. There is nothing office, starling the next morning. catastrophic. Granted, the Volga needs the that it will allow you to begin tradition, but there is a lot of heartache in the circus. the larger cities last week. the secretary of the state’s office in a bad idea. But, as I’ve written many very limited uses, or the owners of the mansions water. Soviet irrigation has diminished its wrong with secured credit cards. rebuilding a good credit rating. Find The circus is not doing well. There’s too much O ’Neill was also on the phorie prompt­ Hartford and filed candidate ptapers for times, one of the biggest threats to That doesn’t mean, though, that out how long your record must be other entertainment available.” could have combined resources to buy the land They were strictly local, factional flow and shrunken the Caspian Sea, ' your financial well-being is a fights. The only common thread was that ly to say “nice going” to Don DcFronzo, the governor. The media went bananas which it feeds. But the rivers that now THE ORIGIN OF THIS POPULAR you should respond to the first TV perfedt before you will be granted Wallenda and her husband and high-wire partner, and preserve it in its present state. None of those over that rather routine action. billfold or pocketbook full of credit they were all settled on the same day. But the liberal who ended Bill McNamara’s flow north do more than just dump FOOV IS BRITISH,WHERE FRIED POTATOES commercials you see. an unsecured card. Terry Troffer, have a daughter, Lijana, 12, and son, things happened. tenure as mayor of New Britain at six cards. The temptation is too great: some of the winners — or the oppor­ wasted water into the Arctic Ocean. They ARE SERVED WITH FISH AND CALLED "CHIPS". Instead, shop around! Your resear­ If your bank doesn’t offer a Nikolas, 10. The only option left was to find a way to allow terns. O ’Neill had gone there to cam­ City elections in November could sug­ you can charge big impulse pur­ tunists nearby — weren’t exactly Bill feed the icecap. “Only a very delicate THE AMERICAN NAf^E FRENCH FRIES ch will be aided by new regulations, secured card to your liking, check, A sixth generation of high-wire artist, she’s en­ paign for McNamara, a fellow conserva­ gest how O ’Neill stands within his party chases, and the small monthly pay­ the owners of the land to develop it in a way that O’Neill’s kind of people. balance of nature keeps the icecap alive, REFLECTS THE /METHOD OF PREPARATION. mandated by Congress and taking with other banks in your area. It’s dured her share of tragedy. Her famous grandfather, tive who became the Chris Evert of as well as with voters at large as he gears ments make it all seem easy. left open to public view as much of the lawn ex­ and to this end the continued inflow of CUTTING VEGETABLES INTO STRIPS BEFORE effect this month, that require full worth the effort to find an arrange­ Karl Wallenda, died in a fall in Puerto Rico in 1978. The “1” word was sticking out on tticir politics by trying one match too many. up for 1990. Republicans are licking their The problem comes when you fresh water is essential,” one secret CIA COOKING IS SAID TO BE "TRENCHED", AND disclosure of interest rates and ment that’s flexible enough to meet In 1962, the Wallendas’ seven-p>erson pyramid top­ panse as possible and to preserve the mansion foreheads — liberal Democrats rejoicing chops already in the belief that he is in realize that the minimum monthly disfavor generally. FRIED POTATOES BECAME SI/^PLY "FRENCH terms. your neeas, and at the most pled, killing two members of the troupe during a buildings without drastic change to their exterior in victory that day. That must have grated Incidentally, the former chief stale’s at­ report says. “The fundamental concern is payment is mostly interest. You can torney who hasn’t been seen much on the FRIES". Check first with the bank where favorable rates. performance in Detroit. appearance. on a conservative like O’Neill, e.specially Waterbury Mayor Joe Sanlopietro, who with the pjotenlial diminution or elimina­ pay almost forever before the Slate scene lately, Austin McGuigan of © O f £ I U 9 you regularly conduct business. You After identifying the best deal, But she has never broken a bone. when he knew that some of them doubt expects to win again for the GOP, has a tion of the icecap, either of which might balance is zero. But by then, you’ve The changes approved by the PZC Monday in New Britain, worked hard for DeFronzo need to consider: make your deposit and get your “I bounce well,” she said. he can win again and wish he’d pack it in. war chest of some $100,000 to hold off cause catastrophic modifications of run the total up again. •Size of the account you must card. But think of it as a contingen­ regulations for the Historic Zone, coupled with ex- in the primary there. A main force behind weather systems and shorelines around Brown, whose resources were reportedly In many cases, the sum of the maintain in order to have a secured cy for emergencies only. You are Pickles loves Ohio town mansion of the zone to the lawn area, arc steps Take New Haven, for example. O’Neill a coalition that stopped McNamara was the world.” > hard hit in her primary campaign. Mary various payments severely taxes the card. Most, but not all, banks place getting such a card out of need, COVINGTON, Ohio (AP) — Christina Pickles, toward accomplishing that goal. The next step is has no problem with John Daniels, the state Sen. Joe Harper. No one can accurately predict what a • Moran, impressive victor in Bridgeport’s cardholder’s budget. Any setback — in a limit on credit card purchases rather than simply for convenience. star of the new TV show “The People Next Door,” state senator who beat the party organiza­ Soviet diversion project would do — ! Dr. Gott for the Cheney National Historic District Commis­ In Waterbury, O ’Neill turned the other GOP primary over former Mayor Len such as a job loss — can destroy equal to the amount of the deposit. It is for use only when you must just loves the town that shares a name with the tion’s man John DeStefano in the primary whether it would cause a global tempera­ sion to monitor carefully the site plan for develop­ cheek to state Rep. Liz Brown, who had Paoletta, expects to raise $200,000 to take your credit rating. Like dominoes, •Interest rate charged. Because make a purchase and then only show’s fictional setting, and residents are returning ment of the lawn. to name the Democratic candidate for criticized him sharply at the legislature on Bucci. GOP Stale Chairman Dick ture change or simply deprive other Peter Gott, M.D. the credit cards fall. Soon you have the card is secured, the rate should when cash is not accepted, as when the sentiment. mayor. O’Neill go; the word at party Foley says New Britain can be a “sleeper” countries of rain. no credit card standing at all. The historic commission has been in the this year, when she won the bitterly fac­ be, if anything, lower than the stan­ guaranteeing lodging reservations or Pickles was honored with a key to tlie town of headquarters in Hartford, where he was tional primary there. Brown had the sup­ for Marilyn Kraezkowsky over DeFronzo. If the CIA and its scientists can’t • Our society increasingly is a cash­ dard card rate, but it doesn’t usually renting an automobile. 2,600 residents Tbesday, the day more than 200 forefront of working out the compromise solution predict what will happen, you can bet the with chairman John Droney and good port of former Town Chairman Tom Foley will enhance GOP Mayor Joe less society, oriented toward credit work out that way. If you feel the need to apply for a people went to the junior high school gym to watch Soviets don’t know. 'Iheir primitive com­ to the lawn problem and there is no doubt it will buddies Jim Wade of Simsbury, George Gahan in this latest showdown with Sauer’s chances of rc-election over Gene and credit-related instruments. One •Interest paid on your deposit. guaranteed credit card, the odds arc the first episode of the CBS comedy on big-screen continue to do whatever it can to preserve the open Hannon of Glastonbury and Jack Democrats still loyal to former Mayor Ed Eriquez (nephew of former Democratic puters force Soviet climatologists to Kits monitor of the leading overnight parcel car­ Find out if your bank allows you to high that you have difficulty manag­ television sets. “keep their models as simple as possible,” look of the lawn as development goes forward. Mahaney of Waterburv. (Mike) Bergin. Mayor Gino Arconti) there. riers, for example, does not accept guarantee your card payments ing your money. Even secured credit “It’s incredible. I’ve seen about five houses I the CIA reports say. And it isn’t clear that cash. The company instead is geared through a deposit that pays higher is not going to help unless you want to live in,” said Pickles, who plays one of a The governor was on the phone im­ O Neill is counting on the awesome the environmentally obtuse Soviets would O’Neill would have preferred to see to charge accounts and credit cards. interest, such as a bond or CD. reform your spending habits. Capri­ couple who flee New York for small-town life. “It’s mediately to congratulate Daniels. But the Antony Casagrande, the Bergin side’s lead Democrats have in voter registration deterred even if they knew they were put­ blood pressure Renting an automobile is difficult •The allowable grace period. That cious use of your guaranteed credit a very beautiful town.” backdrop of faces with Daniels on the candidate, win in Waterbury. in the cities to sustain him. His critics ting the world’s ecosystem out of whack. unless you have a credit card. is, the time between making the card will send you right back into Della Rank is one of the residents who think the television screen was something else: need to remember dial the incumbency The late Soviet Premier Leonid Brezh­ Open Forum The exception to O’Neill’s disappoint­ DEAR DR. GOTT: I recently purchased a blood- Enter the secured credit card. The charge and paying it off without ac­ the same kind of fix that the secured show will be great for the Covington’s image: U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison, who may ments was in Bridgeport, where Mayor nev came the closest to implementing one American Bankers Association challenge the governor, hamming it up for can be a pretty awesome thing, loo. pressure kit for home use. Now I need to know what the cruing interest. Some cards allow card is supposed to help you escape. “We’re finally getting on the map.” Tom Bucci turned back five challengers of these disastrous schemes. He approved : figures indicate. I’ve been given an example of 12/80 the camera; former House Speaker Irving to win nomination for a third term. Bucci the diversion of the Pechora, the Onega Stolberg, who says O’Neill should quit; Bob Conrad is a syndicated colum­ for a normal reading, but can’t interpret anything Love is drug war ammo was O’NcilH’s candidate. But the num­ nist. and the Northern Dvina rivers into the beyond tliat. Singer enters drug treatment Volga and committed $40 billion. But DEAR READER: First, you should check with your DETROIT (AP) — Former Temptations lead Brezhnev died before the project got off Dad should like son’s choice To the Editor: the ground. doctor about the proper way to monitor your blood pres­ singer David Ruffin is asking to enter a drug-treat­ You know I gel sick and tired of this talking about sure at home. Inexperienced people can make errors, ment center rather than go to jail for violating In spile of their grandiose schemes, the DEAR BRUCE: Through elementary and high drugs. Thai’s all Ronald Reagan and Nancy did for ap­ depending on their technique. Also, the doctor should probation on a drug charge. write Soviets fortunately have lacked the will, school, the only thing I wanted to be was a doctor like calibrate the home device to make sure it is accurately “He recognized the benefits ... it beats jail,” Ruf­ proximately eight years. What good did it do? Today the means and the political longevity of my dad. I had good grades in high school and have had Bush is telling school children not to take drugs. You al­ recording. fin’s attorney, Jeff Collins, said in a court hearing l^ders to go ahead with any of the diver­ decent grades during my first two years of college. Smart Money ways hear these words, say no. By Robert Wagman drug offenses in t he Virgin Islands and Second, the doctor needs to put the readings into Tuesday. “Any jail period, even five minutes, sions. De.speration and demographics But I have changed my mind and I am afraid that this Action talks louder than words. Do something. Show faces similar charges here. Lewis repwr- perspective. Blood-pressure machines measure two would be unjust. He needs help, not jail.” WASHINGTON — Thanks to a couple tedly has told the grand jury that the could cause Mikhail Gorbachev to change ■ pressures: the systolic, higher reading, is the blood pres­ is going to kill my father, since his father before him Bruce Williams your children love, care and attention. If a child knows that. was a doctor. Collins said Ruffin, who had previously denied his parents don’t care, he will start doing crazy things of deliberately vague, totally overlooked mayor smoked crack with him on several sure during cardiac contractions; the diastolic, or lower having a drug problem, wanted Recorder’s Court lines in the 1988 tax act, members of the occasions. For his perestroika to succeed, Gor­ I have thought it over very carefully and would like without realizing it. So parents, give them love and care. figure, is the pressure when the heart relaxes between would probably be the best one to khow how to ap­ Judge John O’Brien to order him into a u-eatment Senate can now legally do about the same Those close to Jackson say that he will bachev could use some restructuring of beats. Although 120/80 is considered a normal reading very much to enter the ministry. I have discussed this Never mind a car, motorcycle or a bicycle. Love is what the Soviet geography. One CIA report proach your father. program. O’Brien continued the hearing until Mon­ thing that landed New York hotel queen probably run for mayor if Barry is in­ for most people, there is tremendous variation from per­ with my chaplain and she feels that if it is what I wanted day. they really need. So come on. Bush, show some action. says the diversion of the Pechora River As a parent, I can appreciate the disappointment he Leona Helmsley in so much hot water. dicted, whether or not Barry withdraws. son to person. to do, I should tell my folks and they will honor my Mary Jarvis would stabilize the level of the Caspian may feel. But after the initial disappointment is ab­ The 48-year-old singer was charged with vioKit- Helmsley was convicted of federal in­ If Jackson runs, he has pledged to serve Also, blood-pressure readings depend on the lime of decision. 62D Pascal Lane, Sea and do wonders for the drinkability of sorbed, I think your dad will recognize that it is your life ing a two-year probation imposed after he was con­ come tax evasion for charging personal at least a complete four-year term, which day, the level of stfess, whether or not the person has ex­ She doesn’t know my dad. The fact that my brother victed in May 1988 of a misdemeanor for possess­ Manchester the grossly polluted Volga. Farming and did not become a doctor killed him. I feel like a slug let­ and that long after he is gone, you’ll have to live it. expenses to various businesses without would take him out of consideration for ercised and many other factors. For example, a blood Since you did spend so much of your life thinking ing cocaine. Probation officials say he wasn’t declaring them as income and paying the 1992 Democratic presidential nomina­ fishing would thriv.e. ting my parents down, but after all, it is my life. If they It would be a short-lived heyday in en- ' pressure of 120/80 would be high for a child. On the about going into medicine, I would continue to take the reporting or keeping appoinunents for u-caimcnt. taxes. Essentially, because of tlie loophole tion. other hand, it would be loo low for an octogenarian with don’t want pay for school, I will find a way. New look says ‘read me’ vironmental terms, but the Soviets don’t ■ How do I break this to my folks? requisite courses for the next year or two, because it provision, U.S. .senators are allowed to do • Republicans arc about to launch a heart disease, or for someone with hypertension who is may be that this is a temporary change of direction. Kazan fears typecasting much the same. major effort to change House rules that win any prizes for thinking in environ- ■ STUDENT To the Editor: mental terms. too heavily medicated. This is not to say that I wouldn’t pursue theology, loo ATLANTIC CITY, N J. (AP) — Singer-actress The new tax provision allows members they claim unfairly favor the Democratic If you are going to check your blood pressure at DEAR STUDENT: You only mentioned your mother My congratulations on the new face you have — but it seems to me that with some course juggling, Lainie Kazan said she is tired of playing mothers on of the Senate to spend excess campaign majority. Cocaine terrorism home, you need to know your own normal range. A doc­ obliquely when you said “my folks.” The whole focus of presented to your Herald readers. I like it. It immediately concern is your father. television and film and fears that she is being funds on “office expenses” without those House cannot take advantage of the new The GOP package contains more than tor can guide you. In addition, your physician should be you can take undergraduate courses that will satisfy both typecast. says. Village Charm fashion, “Come on; relax; enjoy.” I Assassination has been the specialty of . Since you did not seem to anticipate any negative expenditures being subject to any taxes. loophole. It is possible, though, that some 30 proposals aimed at giving them what involved in your monitoring. Are you involved in you graduate prerequisites. The 49-ycar-old Kazan, appoaring at TropWorld particularly appreciate the enlarged and more readable the Medellin cocaine cartel of Colombia. feelings from your mother, discuss it with her. She The bottom line is, however, that you are your own Other laws define congressional office state legislators may be able to utilize the they c^l a “fairer consideration of our But some of the terrorists hired by the simply curious, or arc you checking home blood pres­ Casino and Entertainment Resort this weekend with print. And without their permission, I am putting the provision. person. I wish you well in that endeavor! It’s not easy. expenses so broadly that many write-offs agenda.” Chief among them is a demand cartel to do its dirty work are equally sures on medical advice, because your doctor needs to Jerry Lewis, received a New York Drama critic’s 1 same words of appreciation into tlie mouths of my fellow that would be personal expenses for other • Will Jesse Jackson run for mayor of that all House committees have about the adept at strikes against the infrastructure. adjust the dose of anti-hypertensive medication? DEAR BRUCE: I know you advocate home-equity Golden Globe Award in 1982 for her Jewish mother senior citizens with varying degrees of impaired vision, Washington, D.C.? That is the question loans, but I am very much opposed to them. I worked taxpayers are “office expenses” for legis­ same ratio of Democrats to Republicans The Shining Path terrorists who protect Having a home blood-pressure kit is like having a role in the film “My Favorite Year.” In 1987, she even as 1. Long live the computers. being asked over and over as the battle very, very hard to pay off most of my mortgage and am lators. as the ratio in the full House. Some com­ the cartel’s coca crop in Peru have blown personal computer: If you aren’t familiar with the Our Language was nominated for an Emmy for playing the motlicr Now lest these words of commendation swell your ego lines become drawn for this city’s 1990 comfortable knowing that I will always have a place to unnecessarily, I hope your new computers have been According to campaign expenditure mittees do, but some key committees up electrical transformers to plunge machine, it causes more problems than it solves. Ask of comedian Howie Mandel on the television show records, campaign funds are being used to mayoral rate. have as much as a 2-to-l Democratic live. pro^ammed to spell correcUy; need 1 say more? In my Peruvian cities into darkness. Our sources your doctor to instruct you. “St. Elsewhere.” And last year, she was in buy or lease cars for senators and their Jackson has moved his residence to majority. ' Jeffrey McQuain My husband said that on your advice, we should take lifetime I suppose I’ll never accept the weird division of say if the cartel really wanted to put the DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 love microwave popcorn, yet “Beaches,” playing the mother of Bette Midler. families, buy clothing and food, pay for Washington and is maintaining a schedule Other major changes sought by the squeeze on the United Stales, it could out a home-equity loan, rather than a regular car loan. “I have to turn a lot of stuff down and it’s really words which seems to be the norm in today’s media. every lime 1 eat it I become severely bloated and suffer He says it has something to do with taxes. 1 don’t see day care, fund expensive foreign uavel, that has all the earmarks of a campaign in GOP include reduction in overall com­ easily attack bridges, highways, tunnels from gastritis. Is there anything, besides the sodium, getting me down,” said Kazan. “1 really don’t want “Tisn’t the way our dedicated teachers of yesterday and even pay for dry cleaning. the formative stages. But he is n record as mittee staffs while increasing any sense to this and feel you have done me and many taught us! But “if you can’t lick ’em, join ’em.” and utilities that serve major U.S. cities. that’s harmful and could cause these symptoms? to play another Jewish mother even iliough 1 do it Previously, under IRS rulings, these pledging not to run against his old friend, Republicans staffs on those committees; Something stealthy is done in secret or without being women like me a disservice by putting our houses in DEAR READER: Popcorn contains a lot of well.” I salute your new look wholeheartedly. It’s “neat.” kinds of expenditures were subject cither embattled incumbent Marion Barry, if forbidding proxy voting by committee Mini-editorial observed. For a healthy pronunciation tip, notice that jeopardy. roughage; the coatings of the popped kernels are hard “Now 1 want to do mature leading lady loles,” to a 34 percent transfer tax or could be Barry runs for a fourth term. chairman for absent members; and man­ The exodus of East Germans to the stealthy rhymes with healthy. V.D., APPLEGATE, MICH. and indigestible and act like the fiber in uncooked Kazan said. Mrs. Beatrice B. MacAlpine declared as income by the recipient and Now Barry has officially thrown his datory recorded roll-call voles on any West this month is a puzzle when the Music tiuit’s legato (“luh-GAH-toe”) sounds smooth DEAR VJD.: 1 understand your concern. 1 suggest 103 Henry St., taxed at their personal rale. hat into the ring. But Jackson has not headlines are juxtaposed against news of vegetables. This roughage can irriuile the stomach and and connected, it isn’t easy to play legato, though, when home-equity loans rather than conventional car loans be­ Cowboy to fight hunger measure that requires the spending of tax intestinal tract of a person with a sensitive digestive sys­ Manchester The new provision is incredibly taken himself out of making the race life in the West. Drugs and violent crimes my only numbe on the piano is “Chopsticks.” cause the home-equity interest is still tax deductible in funds. tem. DALLAS (AP) — Dallas Cowboys lineman Nate obscure. It docs not mention Congress, despite his previous pledge. The House Republicans are pressing are eating away at civilized life in . most cases. The interest on your automobile loan is “The Kitchen” Newton has declaied: “1 need senators, campaign expenses or office ex­ According to those close to Jackson, he countries that give their citizens a free The abdominal pain and bloating arc probably caused OUR LANGUAGE AD-VICE: The Ad-Vice Award being phased out. Soon it will have no value as a tax for reforms now b^ausc they believe the by intestinal gas, resulting from the roughage. To over­ 20,(XX) pxjunds of food.” penses. Rather it talks about “conforming is keeping his options open, waiting to Democrats have been weakened by recent rein. Yet the immigrants still keep com­ today goes to the maker of a new toothbrush “designed consideration. But the food is not for the huge offensive guard, chariges” for elective office holders see the findings of a federal grand jury ing. A cynic would say that we know come your digestive distress, try eating less popcorn at to comfortably remove plaque.” Although split infini­ One of the major dangers I point out about home- scandals. They feel that new Spieaker less frequent intervals; your symptoms may be related to wljo weighs 318 pounds and was fined several receiving reimbursements for expenses. reportedly receiving evidence that could Thomas Faley may be willing to make something about Western life that they tives seem more widely accepted these days than in the equity loans is that they can be taken for longer periods times at training camp for being overweight. iHaurhrstrr Hrrali'i In fact, the provision itself was only lead to Barry’s indictment for pterjury. don’t. But we prefer to believe that ■ the amount of popcorn you cat. past, careful writers try to avoid unnecessarily separat­ of lime, which creates a temptation to finance compromises in exchange for better legis­ Newton is a local spokesman for a World Hunger recently di.scovercd by a San Francisco Barry had previously told another people in the Eastern Bloc still harbor a To my knowledge, microwave pxrpcom docs not con­ ing to and its verb form. (In that last sentence, less care­ automobiles for up to 10 years. That is clearly a mistake. Founded In 1881 lative cooperation. But Democratic in­ Day food drive Oct. 15 and is asking Cowboys fans tax lawyer who was reading the fine print grand jury that he did not use drugs, or hope of life in the West that some here tain any unhcalthful additive. However, you should read ful writers would try “to unneccs-sarily avoid.”) If you have the discipline, though, the lax advantage PENNY M SIEFFERT...... Publisher siders scoff at the idea and say the GOP is to bring donations to Texas Stadium. of the lax law a/id became curious about even see drugs present, during a series of have temporarily forgotten. They know labels carefully. For example, I recently learned that cer­ cannot be ignored. GEORGE T C H A PP E LL...... Editor going to gel little of what it wants. Newton says he grew up in family where food MARIE P G R A D Y ...... City Editor its meaning. visits to a Washington hotel room oc­ something that we don’t. tain brands are flavored with palm and coconut oils. Do you have a question or comment about our lan­ I share your concern about your home, but someone These tropical oils contain no cholesterol but. for un­ was sometimes in short supply. Food collected ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Associate Editor Because Hou.se ruic.s on campaign ex­ cupied by an old friend, Charles Lewis. guage? Questions should be sent to: Jeffrey as responsible as you will make certain that the loan is during the drive will be given to area food banks. Robert Wagman is a syndicated known reasons, can raise blood-cholesterol levels in penses are didcmii. meintycrs of the Ixwis has subsequently been convicted of columnist. Jack Anderson and Dale VaiTATta McQuain, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, repaid or sell the car to retire the loan. The lax ad­ are syndicated columnists. ‘ patients who arc on low-cholesterol diets. Manchester 06040. vantages should at least be considered. 10—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Scpi. 20, 19S9 Pierce iBaiirlirstrr HrralS Plans Section 2, Page 11 From Page 1 From Page 1 SPORTS Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989 evade or avoid his responsibility,” arc principals in the subcommittee’s said Rep. Ted Weiss, D-N.Y. investigation. build the 932 apartments on about 50 acres west and cast of the mall. The committee voted to approve The Justice Department on Tues­ A 250-room hotel approved on three separate subpoenas, the first day said it is seeking transcripts of preliminary plans would be reduced calling for Pierce to appear next the subcommittee’s hearings for A season is lost, and can never be recovered to 152 rooms on revised plans. Tue.sday, Sept. 26. Other dates were review by its criminal division. set for Oct. 27 and Nov. 3. In each 1-84 Associates is a partner in the That did not satisfy Rep. Chris­ construction of the $70 million mall A college athlete has it several times over his scholas­ case, the panel said the date could topher Shays, R-Conn., a member of tic brethren when it comes to avoiding heartache. climbed back to 143, but any aspirations of playing his he changed at the di.scretion of Lan- and is helping to pay for the $15 final year in high school arc al an end. The doctors have the panel, who has said he would million worth of road and utility im­ A collegian, in football or basketball for example, who tos. told him he could possibly play before the season ends, call for appointment of a special -/ provements required for develop­ rips up a knee or tears apart an ankle or shoulder anytime Lantos said the subpoena would prosecutor if the Justice Department T h o u g h ts ment of the Pavilions and the more during his college stay doesn’t necessarily lose that year but that option will not be explored. be .served with Pierce’s attorneys as docs not establish a Washington- of athletic eligibility. “My parents and I agree that if I came back and got soon as it is formally signed later than 200 acres around it. A p LEN ty based investigation instead of leav­ That individual can qualify as a medical red-shirt, if sick again, it could mean missing a month or more of this afternoon. ing it to various U.S. attorneys. hc/shc did not appear in a specific number of games Len Auster school, and graduation is much more important (than Lantos said because of Pierce’s % “That’s not comforting,” Shays during that year. The year is not lost. An example of this playing,” the 17-year-old teenager said. actions, he no longer felt bound by said. “This should have been done a Don’t get the idea that McCarthy docs not plan on their previous agreement to limit the Bentley is University of Connecticut basketball player Steve long time ago... Anything less than playing again. He misses it, and fully attends on playing scope of the subcommittee’s ques­ Pikiell. a centralized investigation by the in the spring with an East Catholic team in a Connecticut tioning to three matters: Pierce’s From Page 1 Pikicll, out of St. Paul High School in Bristol, had a Justice Department will result in a Junior Soccer Association league. previous testimony, his actions in­ balky right shoulder from the first day he stepped on the failure to fully uncover and hold ac­ Sitting, and watching his teammates has not and will volving a Durham, N.C., housing countable those who have abused floor, he said. He added the carpets Storrs campus. He had surgery after his sophomore year, began. project, and the case involving DRG arc ruined on both floors. and it didn’t rc.spond in time for the 1988-89 season. It’s a season he cannot gel back. not be easy. It left him squirming in the metal chair he the system.” occupied at the season opener last week. Corp., which conducted mortgage The water, which Cormier said He sat out the year, but still has two years of playing Docs he feci robbed? “No, those things happen, Perito met with the subcommit­ “It’s hard. I was watching a game (against South coinsurance business with HUD and tee’s staff director Monday in an ef­ was 4 to 6 inches deep downstairs eligibility remaining. ’’McCarthy, who saw his playing weight drop from 150 Windsor) and found myself kicking the din, like I was left the government with huge fort to head off the subpoena, and and 2 to 3 inches upstairs when he A schoolboy player, however, docs not have that to a low of 120, said. “It was just bad timing,” the quiet, trying to kick the ball, McCarthy said. He was viewing defaults. later he accused the panel of acting rusherl to the school Monday night, luxury. They’re in school for four years, and if one is but thoughtful McCarthy added. the game with Peter Maglicic, a sophomore, who is out Lantos read aloud a letter he said unfairly. flowed through electrical fixtures, so mis.scd bccau.se of injury or sickness, it cannot be McCarthy worked hard in the summer preparing for after he underwent an emergency appendectomy. was received Tuesday evening from “Mr. Pierce is still willing to ap­ there is no electricity in tliat portion recovered. the season, lifting weights and running two to three miles the Justice Deparunent offering as­ pear voluntarily at a mutually agree­ of the building. That’s what has befallen East Catholic High School a day. He suspected somciJiing wasn’t quite right —“All Maglicic has two more years to go at ECHS. That’s u surances that criminal investigations He said he initially thought the not the situation with McCarthy, the son of Manchester I » able date in the near future that ac­ senior Ted McCarthy. McCarthy, after a junior season in summer I was tired,” he said — but the mono tests came involving more than 700 cases and corded sufficient time for him and burst in the pipe might have been High boys’ soccer coach Bill McCarthy. “I’ll let you say which he started 10 games and was pretty much a regular back negative. He was given penicillin, for suspected - ( 1,000 people were being pursued in his counsel to review relevant caused by vandals, but a plumber that just once (in the article),” the offspring allowed. at a midfield slot, appeared all set for the 1989 season. strep throat, and the antibiotic made him feel better. 83 of 93 U.S. judicial disU'icts. materials,” Perito said in an inter­ who investigated the accident said it He was elected team captain last spring, and was look­ What has happened to McCarthy is not tragic. Life But Lantos said the letter did not But the tiredness did not go away. Further tests did view. probably was a structural failure in' ing forward to leading the Eagles to a second consecutive will go on, as he fully admits. But it is too bad this had to answer committee concerns about finally confirm that the youngster indeed did have mono. Lantos accused Pierce of breaking the pipe. Cormier said he has ad-' slate tournament appearance. McCarthy, however, happen to him. And you have to feel badly for all those the Justice investigation. Members “I guess they have to take the tests at the right lime,” a “gentleman’s agreement” to ap­ vised other school officials to- never got the chance. He contracted mononucleosis, exactly like him. Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald have expressed concern that the pear last week and said all further authorize repairs of any plumbing' McCarthy said. probably al first in July but not diagnosed until late department may not be focusing on appearances by the former secretary showing any signs of problems, The curly-ioppcd, slightly built McCarthy spent the TED McCa r t h y August. The illness effectively ended his season before it Len Auster is sports editor of the Manchester the former top HUD officials who would be under subpoena. such as leaks. last week of August in Hartford Hospital. His weight has Herald. .. missing his senior year About the flood, he said, “the only thing worse that could’ve hap­ Raise pened would be a major fire.” Cup battle Blue Jays notch From Page 1 Voter registration is not over taken at sessions been offset by a phaseout of makers who are invited to speak to By Dennis Georgatos key win over Sox honoraria, but the House rejected groups that have an interest in legis­ Voter-registration sessions will be such a plan. lation. held by the registrars of voters in The Associated Press Congressional watchdog group Marshalls Mall at the Broad Street By Ben Walker Common Cause and other organiz.a- Critics say the fees too often Parkadc Thursday evening and SAN DIEGO — An appeals court The Associated Press tions have called repeatedly for an amount to a reward just for showing Saturday. sunk New 2U;alander Michael Fay’s AL Roundup up, sometimes at conventions at end to honoraria, which usually is a The session Thursday will be claim on the America’s Cup and If the Toronto Blue Jays wind up plush resorts for which the mem­ $2,(X)0 per appearance fee for law- from 6:30 to 8:30 and the Saturday returned it to the San Diego Yacht winning the American League East, ber’s cxptcnscs arc picked up by the ■A ■ session will be from 11 a.m. to 2 Club. But another courtroom skir­ they will say this was the game that sponsors. Harris, 2-2, took the loss. In Memoriam p.m. mish may surface before an end to sent them on their way. the legal wrangling over sailing’s “Lee (Smith) said he couldn’t Eva Kennedy Backers of a raise say members The registrars will accept voter, 'The Blue Jays, twice trailing in pitch because he had something registration not only for Manchester! biggest prize. have not taken cost of living in­ extra innings, rallied in the 13th wrong with his stomach,” Morgan In loving memory of Mother, who The Associated Press residents but also for residents of. Fay said he intends to appeal passed away September 20,1986. creases in recent years and need a Tuesday night when Nelson said. “So I had to go with Harris.” substantial increase to catch up with PEACEFUL MOMENT — Larry McComb Jr. of Wurtsboro, N.Y., enjoys a quiet moment other Connecticut towns. They will Tuesday’s 4-1 decision by the Ap­ Liriano’s two-out, two-run double Gone but not forgotten. Nick Esasky homered for the inflation. Many members feel they Tuesday as he waits for his father to bring the boat trailer to the ramp of Mongaup Falls also accept notices of changes of ad­ pellate Division of the New York beat the Boston Red Sox 6-5 before Daughters, Son and Grandchildren Slate Supreme Court, which over­ third straight day, giving him 29 this must mainujin two homes. Reservoir. The two fished for three hours and caught one bass. dress or changes in party enrollment another sellout crowd at the season. But while he’s hot, another for Manchester residents only. turned a lower-court ruling. The SkyDome. original court case had led to the Boston star is not. Boggs, third in Toronto, having seen Baltimore the league with a .322 average, went disqualification of the San Diego defeat Detroit 6-2 earlier in the Yacht Club and the forfeiture of the l-for-6 and struck out three limes evening, scored the tying run in the for the first time in a regular-season Cup to Fay and the Mercury Bay lOdi on Ernie Whitt’s two-out RBI Boating Club. game since April 13, 1988. single. Dennis Boyd gave up five Iiits in END-OF-SUMMW ‘The majority decision from this Liriano hit an 0-2 pitch in the nine innings, his longest outing for court is a disgrace,” Fay said of 13lh to keep the Blue Jays two the Red Sox since Sept. 28, 1986, Tuesday’s reversal. “The idea that a games ahead of the Orioles. when he beat Toronto to clinch the GREAT competitor can fix a contest to win “This team just won’t quit,” win­ AL East championship. makes nonsense of any sport. It is ning pitcher Tom Henke said. “It’s a Orioles 6, Tigers 2: Craig Wor­ wrong, plain and simple.” little dificult when you see the thington and Tim Hulctt hit home San Diego resorted to an unprece­ Orioles final up on the board. But runs and Bob Milacki won .*'or iJic dented catamaran defense on Sept. 7 we can’t be worrying about what the INVMS and Sept. 9, 1988, to dispose of third time in four starts as Baltimore other guys are doing. If we go out beat Detroit. Fay’s majestic but lumbering and win our games, it’s not going to REASONS monohullcd yacht in successive matter either way what they do.” The Orioles have won tlircc of four. The Tigers, whose 20-57 road races during a bcst-of-threc scries Not since Aug. 20 has Toronto r jction record is the worst in baseball, have M off San Diego. lost on a day that Baltimore has TO BUY FROM Fay, who had sued to force the lost three of four. won. And it didn’t happen this time, September series, went back to court cither. Hulctt broke out of a 1-for-14 after being defeated on the water in slump with an RBI single in the The standings on lop of the AL second and a solo home run in the what has become known as the West stayed die same, too. Oakland “Coma off Point Loma.” fifth. Worthington, in a 2-for-16 beat Cleveland 5-1 and remained skid, homered in the fourth. Jamie He claimed the SDYC failed to 2'/2 games ahead of California, meet his challenge in a like and Quirk drove in two runs with a which defeated Minnesota 7-3. Kan­ double and sacrifice fly. similar boat and that Stars & Stripes, sas City kept within 302 games by the dual-hulled, 60-foot catamaran beating Chicago 5-3. 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Those heads down because we know Tartabull and Willie Wilson each 1 Protection Against Future Repairs. Ehman said the committee and “I personally look forward to this berger to bring the Louisville foot­ who couldn’t be there could catch anything can happen in baseball.” drove in two runs and Kansas City Ask a Salesperson for Details. Features, and to Try it out for Yourself. SDYC were moving ahead with ball program to the brink of national meeting,” Schnellenberger said It iIO the action on television. In April, Liriano twice broke up took advantage of four errors to beat plans for the next America’s Cup respectability. reminds me of bygone days.” “The response from the fans has no-hit bids in the ninth inning with Chicago and remain 3>/2 games back regatta in May 1992 off San Diego, Now, with Saturday’s home Big games against nationally been tremendous.” said Schnellcn- extra-base blows. But this was the in the AL West. rhurs. an event, he said, that has already at­ opener against No. 9 West Virginia ranked opponents were the norm berger, who hopes a rivalry will The Royals scored five times in most important hit for the .265 bat­ EVERY VCR • EVERY COLOR TV • EVERY REFRIGERATOR • EVERY tracted 24 challengers from 11 looming, Schnellenberger sees a when Schnellenberger coached at develop between the schools. ter. the second inning against Richard counhies. golden opportunity for a Miami, but Saturday’s game before To that end, two significant an­ Dotson, 4-11. Third baseman Carlos T t lf VISION A APPuANCI J “Sometimes he’s taken for a little ^ASSfX:)ATI S IHC WASHER • EVERY DRYER • EVERY RANGE • EVERY MICROWAVE There will be defender and chal­ breakthrough. a sellout crowd will be the first time nouncements are expected Friday guy. But he’s a little guy with some Martinez made the first of his three “This opportunity is very sig­ • EVERY DISHWASHER • EVERY FREEZER • EVERY STEREO lenger elminination trials in the next Louisville has had a legitimate regarding the series. power,” Blue Jays manager Cito errors, center fielder Sammy Sosa event, and challengers and defenders nificant and will bring into focus chance to beat such competition The game itself has been sold out Gaston said. made a miscue, Tartabull doubled have agreed to use a new 75-foot what it takes to bring a football since he took over five years ago. since early last week, with univer­ and Wilson tripled. EAST MUST BE SOLD! The Red Sox took a 4-3 lead in SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER America’s Cup Class boat to avoid program to this point,” he said Tues­ “I can’t overstate that fact,” sity officials expecting a record- the lOlh when Marty Barrett walked EASY TO GET TO: llie type of mismatch seen last Sep­ day during his weekly news con­ Rangers 5, Mariners 3: Ruben 445 Hartford Rd. • Keeney St. Exit, 1-384 ( OMING FROM THf HARTFORD EASY TERMS: Schnellenberger said. “But we’re breaking crowd in excess of 38,000. and later scored on a wild pitch by KKNI r ARIA TAKL i 54 TO IM I Nl W tember. ference. Sierra hit his 27th home run and STRUT I J54 I XPMFSSWAY Gf I U H AT Choose Mostofcofd Visa going to have to keep our emotions 'The record for a game is 36,714 on Duane Ward. But with two outs in MANCHESTER, CT L XII ; D U Kl IN I V S TR II T I Xlt (li^) tripled as Texas defeated Seattle. rAAl z II I Ib TO Al bll I l f R I ‘There’s no question that this Schnellenberger grimaced in Discover or our GfcCC plon NEXT DAY in check because, after all, it is just a Sept. 21, 1985, for a game against the Toronto 10th, George Bell controversy has tarnished the Cup in recalling his first three years — he football game.” Sierra leads the league widi 112 O pen Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-9, Tues., Wed., Sat. ’til 5. Fri. ’til 8 _ F J 8 4 H A M T f DELIVERY Western Kentucky in Schnellen- singled, pinch runner Tom Lawless VERNON AVAIUBU ON the eyes of the general public, the used the word “biller” — when Not quite. The game is just the RBIs and 14 triples, and is batting Sunday 12-5 • Tel. 647-9997 MAJOR APPUANCfS berger’s first home game as coach. advanced on Harris’ wild pitch and ‘90 days same as cash '1 ^ sailing public, in the eyes of our Louisville could muster records of .308. His 318 total bases broke the no payment required centerpiece of a weekend of events, Whitt singled. community,” Ehman said. just 2-9, 3-8 and 3-7-1. But last including a baseball game and a team record of 315 set by Al Oliver See LOUISVILLE, page 12 Henke, 7-3, got the victory and in 1980. 12—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1989—13 High School Roundup In Brief . . . Hershiser has right to complain Tickets for dinner available A limited number of tickets are available for By Dick Brinster MHS girls swim opens with a victory Friday night’s lOlh annual Manchester Sports Hall The Associated Press NL Roundup of Fame dinner at the Army and Navy Club. Tickets The Manchester High girls’ swimming 100 breast: 1. Lindstrom (M), 1:14.2, 2. Caruk (B). 3. ($15 apiece) can be purchased at the main branch of Orel Hershiser usually has a right to Cannon (M) ^ 4 1 team opened its 1989 season with a 72-56 400 free relay: 1. Bulkeiey, 5:06.9, 2. Manchester, 3. Savings Bank of Manchester and Manchester Stale complain about the lack of hitting by the The Giants’ magic number is .seven, victory over Bulkelcy High of Hartford Mar>chester Bank. Los Angeles Dodgers. meaning any combination of .San Francis­ Tuesday afternoon at the Manchester Slated for induction arc Stan Hilinski, Jack Strat­ This time, the Dodgers fooled the 1988 co victories and San Diego defeats totall­ High pool. Bulkeley falls to 0-2. V i ton, Bill Masse, A1 Obuchowski and the late Mick­ Cy Young Award winner by banging out ing .seven would give the Giants the Double winners for the Indians were ECHS girls volleyball ey Katkavcck. Tom Stringfcllow and Lee Fracchia 15 hits. division title. freshmen Melissa Myers (50 and 100 will receive the Unsung and Friend of Sports Now all Hershiser can complain about The race tightened in the East when freestyle) and April Little (100 butterfly loses to Ellington Award. Dinner will be at 7 p.m. is the lack of runs. The Dodgers scored New York beat Chicago 5-2 and St. Louis and 200 freestyle) and junior Katelyn The East Catholic High girls’ vol­ only two for him Tuesday night in a 3-2 blanked Montreal 5-0. Chicago’s lead Lindsuom (200 IM and 100 breaststroke). leyball team saw its record even off at 1-1 3 on 3 tournament is set loss to the San Francisco Giants, who over St. Louis was reduced to four games. Other Indian winners were freshman with a four-set loss to visiting Ellington The Manchester Jaycccs first annual “3 on 3” moved closer to winning the National The Cubs’ magic number is eight. Sandy Brindamour (100 backstroke) and High T\iesday afternoon. Scores were basketball tournament will be held Saturday, Oct. League West. The Mets trail the Cubs by 5*/2 games juniors Lauren Hickey (500 free) and 15-6, 13-15, 15-13 and 15-4. 21, at 4 p.m. at the Mahoney Rec Center. The Dodgers stranded 10 baserunners with the Expos seven back. Kerri Lindland (diving). Ellington is 2-0. The event is .sponsored by the Jaycecs, Nassiff — it could have been 14 but four were In a game with no bearing on the stand­ Manchester won 10 of the 11 events. Stephanie Reichardt and Jane Tilden Sports Co. and the Manchester Herald. thrown out — to bring their league-lead­ ings, Pittsburgh beat Philadelphia 4-2. The Indians also swept four events. Four played well for East, which next sees ac­ The tournament includes a long distance ing total for the season to 1,119. The Associaiea Press Indian divers already qualified for the tion Friday at Coventry High. shootout. Entry fee is $30 per team with an entry Hershiser, 14-14, lost a career-high Padres 5, Reds 1: Rookie Andy Benes, state meet, including freshman Erica deadline of Oct. 15 sixth straight decision and his first in five from nearby Evansville, Ind., was afraid SUSPENDED — Penn State starting Ringbloom. Chris Hughes, Jen Karpe and For more information, contact Leo Diana at starts against the Giants, against whom he he would flop after leaving 65 Riverfront quarterback Tom Bill was suspended Stacey Windish. Jen Cannon also swam Rain washes out 647-1382 or 643-2181. is 15-5 lifetime. The Dodgers have scored Stadium pa.s.ses for friends and relatives. temporarily from the team by Coach Joe well for the Indians. scholastic slate a total of 17 runs in his losses. The two “I was so nervous out there, I was just The Indians will host Femii High of Little League meeting set runs were the most scored in his last hoping I could throw strikes in the first Paterno for violation of team policy. Bill's Rain washed out the bulk of Tuesday’s Enfield Friday at 3:30 p.m. A. The Manchester Little League will conduct its seven starts. inning,” he said. suspension is for an indefinite term. scholastic sports calendar with six events Results; Reginald Pinto/Manchester Herald annual election of officers on Monday (Sept. 25) at “I wouldn’t want to go through some­ Not to worry. Benes won his fifth 200 medley relay: 1. Manchester (Cook, Lindstrom, rescheduled today. straight decision, had two hits and scored Gulllksen. Myers), 2:07.1,2, Manchester, 3. Bulkeley DOUBLE WINNER — Freshman April Little was a double winner the American Legion Hall on Legion E)rivc at 8:30 thing like this in a pennant race,” Her­ 200 free: 1. Little (M), 2:16.3, 2. Hickey (M), 3. Lap- Five soccer games — Manchester girls p.m. shiser said. a run. pen (M) at Fermi High in Enfield; East Catholic for the Manchester High girls’ swimming team in its opener Tues­ A bascs-loaded double by pinch-hitter Tony Gwynn drove in three runs Philadelphia Eagles was named the The meek in Paris’ case are the Tampa Bay Buc­ far too late for the Mets NFC Offensive Player of the Week and linebacker caneers, who along with the Green Bay Packers and announces Lawrence Taylor of the New York Giants was Try Our Pay-By-Mail Detroit Lions have inhabited the lower reaches of the Strawberry’s replacement, Keith selected as the NFC Defensive Players of the Week, NFC Central and the NFL for so long that it almost By Joe Mooshil it isn’t fair to bring him in in the Miller hit his first homer of the year the NFL announced Tuesday. seems they’ve been there forever. 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From Page 11 fashioned without outfielders Darryl Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton -$27.30, 3 months torney, Garvin Isaacs, asked District Judge Ralph Deuoit didn’t fare as well. “No, I don’t want to be a Strawberry and Kevin McReynolds, Thompson to make a note to the Bureau of Prisons The Lions took a 14-3 lead over the Giants — in reliever,” he said, “it’s too tough Old fashioned Personlized Service that the former Sooner wished to be sent to the Giants Stadium — keeping the New York defense on the both of whom had been benched by getting up day-in and day-out. I can ‘This is something the University Name prison at El Reno. run with their “Silver Streak” (i.e. run-and-shoot) offense Johnson for disciplinary reasons. appreciate what Randy Myers does.” of Louisville and the city have been before succumbing 24-14 to Lawrence Taylor and Phil The two had left the bench in the Gooden said “It’s too early to say, waiting for for many years,” said Simms. Bob Gagliano, the stand-in for injured quarter­ ninth inning of Monday night’s 10-6 but I hope my next outing is a sutrt.” junior quarterback Browning Nagle, Address _ Apt. Mayotte, Wilander ousted back Rodney Peete, threw for 344 yards and Barry loss and were in the clubhouse when Johnson said that would depend who has a unique perspective on this Sanders ran for 57 yards and caught six passes for 96 the Mels rallied for two runs and game. He uansferred to Louisville 645-8393 LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tim Mayotte and Mats on how Gooden responded from his more. Zip Wilander, seeded third and fourth, respectively, had the bases loaded. Strawberry four-inning outing. from West Virginia after his fresh­ Ciy. 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Before October 1 st and Receive a But they should be able to scare a few people, as the record for second-basemen, was im­ played in some time ... maybe of all Andrew Sznajder of Canada won a tight 6-4, 3-6, “1 was upset and disappointed,” Bucs did to the 49ers, and they should be able to beat pressed with Gooden. time,” die coach said. “It gives this 7- 5 victory over Mayotte, while Derrick Rostagno said Johnson, who held a preganie “He looked like his old self,” said The Manchester Herald Special Rebate on Your Service Contract ousted Wilander 6-7,7-5,6-2. teams other than themselves. Tampa Bay had five wins football program a rare opportunity, meeting in which the two presumab­ Sandberg. “He was throwing hard last season, four against Detroit and Green Bay, and beat to play a .school of West Virginia’s P.O. Box 591- Manchester, CT 06040 the Rickers in the opener this year. ly apologized to the rest of the club. and had a good curve. 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Stephens. N .t. 37 120 3.2 Blue Jays 6, Red Sox 5 Okoye, K.C. 32 118 3.7 Allen, Raiders 31 109 3.5 Baseball (13 innings) Winder, Don. 34 103 3.0 Woods, Cin. 29 94 3.2 Cooking clams made easy by using the microwave BOSTON TORONTO „c)F®o(MiN Humphrey. Don. 16 91 5.7 ab r h bl ab r h W Vick, Jets 16 89 5.6 American League standings Boggs 3b 6 1 1 1 Moseby cl 5 0 0 0 Trt«E m ^iwfy.TOErtE Open clams the easy way — in the microwave. But 1 soup can water 1/2 tea.spoon cinnamon Barrett 2b 5 2 1 0 MWilsn rf 6 0 0 0 Receivers Quintan rf 6 0 2 2 GBell If 4 0 2 0 TtEVWEICKimi then be sure to cook them because officials of the Food 2 onions, diced in 1/2 to 3/4 inch pieces pinch saffron Pet. GB tm \M NO YdsAvg Greenwl If 5 0 0 0 Lawless pr 0 1 0 0 Fleed, Buff. 19 215 11.3 and Drug Administration recommend against eating 1 cup chopped celery 2 packages (6 ounces each) chicken flavored rice Toronto .553 — Esasky 1b 6 1 4 1 Felix rf 10 1 0 «H|E Microwave McNeil, Jets 12 105 8.8 Baltimore .539 2 Romine cf 3 0 0 0 McGrff dh 3 0 0 0 M N O M i o i U . shellfish raw. A dozxm clams cook in the microwave in 15 to 16 clams in shells mixture with flavor packet Blades, Sea. 11 161 14.6 28 1 Milwaukee .507 7 Heep rf 2 0 0 0 Infante pr 0 0 0 0 barely a minute. 2 pounds red snapper, cut into 1 to l */2 inch pieces Boston .490 9 '/: Bernstine, S.D. 11 112 10.2 16 0 6 pieces frozen fried chicken, defrosted Rivera ss 6 0 0 0 Mlinks dh 0 0 0 0 ^ifeELcuKniH* Thomas. Buff. 11 95 6.6 2 dozen large shrimp, in shells New Vbrk .453 1 5 Cerone dh 2 0 0 0 Hill pr 0 0 0 0 Clams are available virtually all year along the 1 package (9 ounces) frozen artichoke hearts, Cleveland .444 16t/2 A.Miller, S.D. 10 220 22.0 7 to 8 king crab legs Horn ph 0 0 0 0 Whitt c 6 1 2 1 10 177 17.7 coastlines of the United States. defrosted Detroit .375 27 Slone dh 3 1 1 0 Ducey pr 0 0 0 0 Jones, N.E. Morgen, N.E. 10 162 16.2 When a plate of clams is covered with plastic wrap 11/2 cups white wine Marzano c 5 0 3 0 Fernndz ss 5 2 2 0 1/2 cup pitted ripe olives 10 107 10.7 Marge Churchill Pet. GB Gruber 3b 6 2 11 Shuler, Jets and heated in the microwave, the shells will open yield­ 2 tablespoons chopped fresh parsley 9 144 16.0 3 tablespoons chopped pimento Oakland .600 — Mazzilli 1b 5 0 0 1 Brooks, Ind. ing a delicious meat. 2 teaspoons seasoned salt 12 small clams, scrubbed California .583 21/2 Liriarx) 2b 6 0 2 3 Punters teaspoon basil Kansas City .576 31/2 Totals 40 512 4 Totals 47 6 10 6 There is a debate among cooks about whether or not 1/4 minced fresh parsley 11/2 12 medium shrimp, shelled and cleaned NO Yds LG Avg Texes .513 13 Boston 012 000 000 100 1— 5 2 tablespoons bread crumbs 1 teaspoon thyme Gr.Montgomery, Hou 9 413 61 to purge clams, or rid them of sand they ingest while 3/4 pound cooked ham, cubed Minnesota .503 141/2 Toronto 010 200 000 100 2 - 6 Stark, Ind. 6 270 54 feeding. If you decide to purge your clams, the editors 2 tablespoons lemon juice 3 bay leaves In a 5-quart casserole, combine water, cinnamon, saf­ Seattle .440 24 Two outs when winning run scored. Newsome, Pitt. 11 469 57 Chicago .424 261/2 E— Mazzilli. DP— Toronto 1. LQB— Boston of Time-Life Books recommend the following: 3 slices bacon, cooked and crumbled 3 fresh tomatoes, peeled and quartered fron, and flavor packets from rice mix. Cook, covered Tdaeday'e Game Kidd, Buff. 7 297 53 12, Toronto 10. 2B— Quintana. Marzano, Esas­ 7 296 49 First scrub all debris from the outside of their shells. Open clams as directed above. Remove and discard 8 ounces fresh mushrooms, sliced with lid at high power for 15 to 18 minutes, or until liq­ ky, Liriano, HR— Esasky (29), Gruber (17). Floby. Mia. 11 462 57 top shells, leaving meat and juices in the bottom of the In a 5-quart casserole, place broth, water, onions and Milwaukee at New Vbrk, ppd., rain SB— Fernandez (21). S— Marzano. Flodriguez, See. Then place them in a bucket or kitchen sink and cover uid is boiling. Baltirrxjre 6. Detroit 2 Horan, Den. 6 321 53 shells. Arrange clams in 2 microwavable serving dishes. celery. Microwave for 3 minutes on high. SF— Boggs. 354 50 them with several inches of cool water. Sprinkle half a Add rice and cook, covered at high power for 12 to 13 Oakland 5, Cleveland 1 IP H R ER BB SO Prokop, Jets 9 California 7, Minnesota 3 Wagner, Clev. 11 432 60 cup of commeal into the water and let the clams stand Combine bell pepper, onions, parsley, crumbs and Add clams, fish, shrimp, crab legs, wine, parsley, minutes. Add chicken, artichoke, olives and pimento. Boston 5 187 49 lemon juice. Disuibute mixture over clams and top with Kansas City 5, Chicago 3 Boyd 9 5 3 3 4 3 Feagles, N.E. for up to 30 minutes; mollusks will take up the commeal seasoned salt, basil, thyme and bay leaves. Mix well. Cook, covered at medium (50%) power for 10 to 11 Texas 5, Seattle 3 GrHarris L,2-2 3 2-3 5 3 3 3 2 Cover and microwave 12 to 15 minutes on high power, Toronto 6, Boston 5, 13 innings and expel the sand or grit. crumbled bacon. minutes, stir once. Add clams, shrimp and ham and Toronto Wadnasday'a Gatnaa Kickoff Returners Note; Clams can be prepared up to this point and held or until mixture boils. Microwave 25 to 35 minutes on Flartagan 41-3 6 3 3 1 3 To open fresh clams, arrange a do7.en rinsed and cook, covered, for 10 minutes at medium (50%) power, NO Yds Avg LG TD Acker 2 1 0 0 1 1 up to 4 hours if covered and refrigerated. medium (50%) power, or until all seafood is cooked. Metcalf, Clev. 3 102 34.0 47 0 drained clams around the outer rim of a shallow baking stir twice. Let stand for 10 minutes before serving. Milwaukee (Knudson 6-5 and Navarro 6-7) at Wells 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 Vitoodson, Pitt. 9 267 29.7 66 0 Microwave each dish on high power, or until clams Stir once or twice during the cooking lime. New \brk (Cadaret 5-4 and Hawkins 14-14), 2. DWard 4 2 1 1 3 4 dish or plate, cover, and microwave at high power for Yields 6 servings. Townsell, Jets 5 147 29.4 69 0 4:30 p.m. Henke W.7-3 2 2 1 1 0 5 two to four minutes, or just until clams start to open. are cooked and thoroughly heated. This takes about 1 to Add tomatoes and mushrooms. Microwave 5 to 10 Harris, Hou. 7 205 29.3 63 0 Salsa di Vongole (white clam sauce) Detroit (Tanana 9-13) at Baltimore (Ballard Wells pitched to 2 batters In the 8th. l>/2 minutes depending upon the size of the clams. minutes on medium (50%) power, or until mushrooms 17-7), 7:35 p.m. Edmonds, Raiders 80 26.7 43 0 Remove and return to the oven any that have not WP— DWard, GrHarris 2. National League results Fadres 5, Reds 1 2 tablespoons butter Oakland (Davis 17-7) at Cleveland (Swindell Martin, N.E. 159 26.5 38 0 Don’t overcook. Serve immediately. and tomatoes are tender. Yields 12 servings. Umpires— Home. Tschida; First, Phillips; opened, heating for one minute longer. Discard any 13-5), 7:35 p.m. SANDIEGO CINCINNATI Jefferson, Sea. 141 23.5 32 0 1 clove garlic, pressed or finely chopped Second, Rood; Third, Clark. Boston (Clemens 15-10) at Toronto (Key ab r h bl ab r h bl Football Logan, Mia. 94 23.5 31 0 clams still not open. Remove the top shell of each shell T— 4:14. A— 49,352. New England clam chowder 1 table.spoon flour 12-13). 7:35 p.m. RAIomr 2b 4 2 3 0 Winghm If 3 0 1 0 Verdin, Irxi. 108 21.6 26 0 with a clam knife. Manhattan style clam chowder Mets 5, Cubs 2 3 slices bacon, chopped 1 egg, beaten California (Abbott 11-11) at Minnesota Angeis 7, Twins 3 Tmplln ss 5 010 Vbngbld If 1 0 0 0 Bell, Den. 105 21.0 33 0 When opening claims in the microwave, reserve any (Guthrie 2-1), 8:05 p.m. NEWYORK CHICAGO TGwynn rf 4 0 0 3 Quinons 3b 4 0 1 0 NFL standings 3 cans (61/2 ounces each) minced clams 3 slices bacon, chopped 1 cup milk Chicago (Perez 10-13) at Kansas City CALIFORNIA MINNESOTA ab r h bl ab r h bl JaClark 1b 2 0 0 0 EDavis cf 4 1 1 0 broth that exudes. Strain through a sieve lined with 3 caas (6>/2 ounces each) minced clams (Gubicza 15-10), 8:35 p.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl KAMillr rf 5 1 1 1 Dunston ss 3 0 1 1 James If 5 1 2 0 ONelll rf 4 0 1 0 AMERCAN CONFERENCE 2 cups peeled and diced potatoes 2 tablespoons sherry East paper toweling or tissues and save the juice to be used in 1 can (P/4 pounds) tomatoes Seattle (Hanson 7-5) at Texas (Jeffcoat 8-5), Dwnngdh 4 0 11 Newmnss 2 1 1 0 Carreon If 3 0 0 0 Srxlbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 Abner If 0 0 0 0 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 1 0 1 medium onion, chopped 1 can (61/2 ounces) minced clams, drained W L T Pet. Division l-AA footbali poil 8.35 p.m. McLmr 2b 5 1 2 0 Gladden If 3 1 0 0 McRyIds If 2 0 0 0 Grace 1b 3 0 1 0 Santiago c 4 1 1 2 JReed c 2 0 0 1 Bloody Marys, seafood risottos and fish soups. 1/4 cup flour 1 cup sliced onions 1/4 cup snipped fresh parsley Thursday's Games DWhitoef 4 0 11 Puckett cl 3 1 1 2 Jefferis 2b 4 1 1 0 Dawson rf 4 1 2 0 Pgirulo 3b 4 0 1 0 Oliver ph 1 0 0 0 Buffalo 1 1 0 .500 MISSION. Kan. (AP) — The top 20 teams in 1 cup diced celery Joyner 1b 4 1 2 0 Harper c 4 0 0 0 HJhnsn 3b 5 1 2 0 Wilkins p 0 0 0 0 Jackson cf 4 0 0 0 Duncan ss 4 0 2 0 Miami 1 1 0 .500 the Division l-AA football poll of the Nalioital Quick and easy clam dip 2 cups milk 3/4 teaspoon thyme California at ClevelarKl, 7:35 p.m. CDavis If 4 1 2 1 Webster c 0 0 0 0 Teufel 1b 3 1 2 0 McCIndn If 4 0 0 0 Bertas p 2 1 2 0 Oester 2b 2 0 0 0 Naw England 1 1 0 .500 Collegiate Athletic Association conducted by 3/4 cup light cream 1 cup diced carrots 3/4 teaspoon basil Samuel cl 4 0 1 1 Salazar 3b 4 0 11 1 package (8 ounces) clam cheese Oakland at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Wsntn rf 5 2 2 2 Larkin 1b 2 0 0 0 MaDevis p 1 0 0 0 Larkin ph 1 0 0 0 Indianapolis 0 2 0 .000 the NCAA Division l-AA Football Committee, 1 teaspoon salt 31/2 cups peeled and diced potatoes 1/4 teaspoon salt Seattle at Texas. 8:35 p.m. Parrish c 4 0 1 1 Hrbok dh 2 0 1 0 Carter c 2 1 2 3 Wynne cf 4 0 0 0 FIchdsnss 0 0 0 0 N.Y. Jets 0 2 0 .000 with first-place votes in parentheses, records 2 cans (61/2 ounces each) minced clams, drained. 1 tablespoon snipped parsley Only games scheduled Howell 3b 3 1 1 0 CCastill rf 3 0 0 0 Elster ss 4 0 0 0 Girardi c 2 0 0 0 Scudder p 0 0 0 0 Central through Sept. 17. total points in the balloting, Reserve Uie liquid form 1 can. 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1/8 teaspoon pepper Qjeda p 3 0 0 0 Wilkrsn ph 1 0 0 0 Madisn ph 1 0 0 0 Cleveland 2 0 0 1.000 and last week's ranking: 2 teaspoons salt KAixlrs ss 4 1 1 0 Moses ph 1 0 0 0 1 teaspoon horse radish Place chopped bacon in a 2-quart casserole. 8 ounces linguini, cooked by conventional method Jorgnsn 3b 2 0 1 0 Gooden p 1 0 0 0 Wrona c 0 0 0 0 Mahler p 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 1 1 0 .500 Flecord Pts Rk teaspoons thyme National League standings Varsho ph 10 0 0 Houston 1 1 0 .500 Microwave 2 minutes, on high power. Drain clam liquid 11/2 Combine butter and garlic in a 1-quart measure. Hale 3b 1 0 0 0 Collins ph 1 0 0 0 1. Eastern Kntcky (3) 2-0-0 78 4 1 small onion, finely chopped East Division SWilson p 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 0 2 0 .000 Place chopped bacon in a 3-quart casserole. Bush ph 1 0 0 0 Sebra p 0 0 0 0 2. North Texas 2-0-0 76 3 into bacon and drippings. Set clams aside. Microwave on high power for 30 seconds to 1 minute, w L Pet. GB BIknsNp p 1 0 0 0 >Nest salt and pepper to taste Bckmn 2b 4 0 0 0 Sabof^ 10 0 0 3. Georgia Southrn (1) 3-0-0 73 2 Stir in potatoes and onion. Cover and microwave for Microwave 2 minutes on high. Drain clam liquid into Chicago 85 — Ftamos ph 1 0 1 0 Denver 2 0 0 1.000 62 34 Place cream cheese in a 1-quart casserole or bowl. or until butter melts. Blend in flour to make a smooth 66 .563 Totals 37 713 6 Totals 28 3 4 2 Charlton p 0 0 0 0 4. Holy Cross 2-0-0 66 t8 S t Louis 81 70 .536 4 Pico p 0 0 0 0 Kansas City 1 1 0 .500 44 53 bacon drippings. Set clams aside. California 031 210 000—7 Totals 35 510 5 Totals 33 1 7 1 5. Furman 2-1-0 59 1 Microwave for 1 to 2 minutes on medium (50%) power, 8 minutes on high power, or until the vegetables are paste. Stir in remaining ingredients. Microwave 4 New \ferk 79 71 .527 5 '/! DwSmth rf 1110 L.A. Raiders 1 1 0 .500 59 38 Stir in tomatoes, onions, carrots, celery, potatoes, Minnesota 102 000 000— 3 San Diego 102 100 001— 5 tie. SW Missouri SL 3-0-0 59 10 tender. minutes on medium (50%) power, until slightly thick­ Mohtreat 78 73 .517 7 Totals 36 5 9 5 Totals 33 2 7 2 San Diego 0 2 0 .000 41 74 or until softened. Drain clam liquid into casserole. Add E— McLemore, Harper. DP— California 1, Cincinnati 000 000 100— 1 7. Marshall 3-0-0 57 11 parsley, salt and thyme. Cover and microwave 10 Pittsburgh 70 80 141/2 Newtferk 032 000 000— 5 Seattle 0 2 0 .000 31 65 Blend in flour until smooth. Stir in milk. Cover and ened; stir halfway through. Serve on hot cooked lin­ .467 Minnesota 1. LQB— California 8. Minnesota 6. E— ONelll, JReed. LOB— San Diego 9, Cin­ 8. Arkansas SL 1-1-0 53 19 clams, horseradish and onion, mix thoroughly. Philadelphia 61 90 .404 24 Chicago 010 000 010-2 NA'nONAL CONFERENCE 2B— McLemore, Howell, DWhite, Downing. cinnati 6. 2Ei— RAIomer 2, James, Winningham. 9. Maine 3-0-0 52 — microwave for 3 minutes on medium-high (70%) power. minutes to 12 minutes on high power, or until guini. Yields 6 servings. E— Girardi, KAMiller, DP— New York 1. East Microwave 1 to 2 minutes on high power, until hot. Wsat Division HR— Puckett (8), Washington (13), SB— Glad­ HR— Santiago (14). SB— JaClark (6), FtAlomai 10. Delaware 2-0-0 45 5 vegetables are tender. W L Pet. GB LQB— New York 8, Chicago 6. 20— HJohnson, N.Y. Giants 2 0 0 1.000 51 38 Yields 2 cups of dip. Stir in clams, cream, salt and pepper. Do not cover. den (22), S— DWhite. SF— Downing. (38). S— Benes. SF— TGwynn, JReed. 11. Citadel 2-0-0 36 — San Francisco 87 64 .576 — Dawson. Salazar. 3B— DwSmith. 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If you arc going to eat ready from your microwave in 1 preservatives or added sugars and Sunday, Sept. 24 By Bonnie Tandy Leblang dessert, look to a company that minute, whny would anyone pay the since Alar is no longer an issue (and Philadelphia (Combs 2-0) at Chicago Cardinals 5, Expos 0 HOUSTON ATLANTA and Carolyn Wyman Rangers 5, Mariners 3 ab r h bl ab r h bl knows what llicy’re doing — like extra money for this? never was with green apples), the (Sutcliffe 15-11), 2:20 p.m, STLOUIS MONTREAL Atlanta at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. BASKETBALL Supermarket Sampler Young cf 1 0 0 0 Gant cl 4 1 1 1 Montreal (K.Gross 11-11) at Pittsburgh SEATTLE TEXAS ab r h bl ab r h bl Buffalo at Houston, 1 p.m. National Basketball Association Sara Lee, Pepperidge Farm or CAROLYN: I have no idea. I’m only reason you might consider (Heaton 4-7). 7:05 p.m. ab r h bl ab r h bl Anthony rf 1 0 0 0 Tredwy 3b 4 0 0 0 Chicago at DetrolL 1 p.m. MILWAUKEE BUCKS— Announced that Bob MThmp cf 5 0 1 0 Raines If 4 0 0 0 Biggk) c 3 0 0 0 Stanton p 0 0 0 0 Haagen-Dazs. all for making things easier but only buying this juice is because it’s San Diego (Whitson 16-11) at Cincinnati Reynids 2b 3 1 1 0 Manriq 2b 4 0 1 0 OSmith ss 5 0 1 0 DMrtnz cl 4 0 1 0 Minnesota at Pittsburgh, 1 p.m. Zuffelato, director of player personnel, has Briley If 2 1 0 0 Kunkel ss 2 2 1 1 Bass If 3 0 0 0 Justice rf 4 2 2 1 New Orleans at Tampa Bay, 1 p.m. Betty Crocker Oat Bran Muffin □ □ □ made from Granny Smiths, a tarter (Leary 8-13), 735 p.m. Oquend 2b 4 0 2 0 Galarrg 1b 3 0 0 0 resigned to become an assistant coach lor the Popping Corn does have fewer cholesterol-laden lard of Nabisco’s when something is really hard to do Houston (Rhoden 2-6) at Atlanta (Richards Cotto If 2 0 2 0 PImoro 1b 3 0 0 0 GDavis 1b 3 0 1 0 LSmithlf 3 0 1 1 Phoenix at New York Giants, 1 p.m. Minnesota Timberwolves. Mix with streu.sel topping. $1.79 Guetrer 1b 3 1 2 1 Brooks rf 3 0 0 0 Puhl rf 3 0 0 0 Evans 1b 2 0 0 0 wafers. EL Rio Microwave Nach-os. (Pillsbury’s refrigerator pie crusts, apple. 0-0). 7:40 p.m. AD avisIb 3 1 0 0 Sorra rf 4 1 3 2 Lindm nib 0 0 0 0 Wallach3b 4 0 1 0 San Francisco at Philadelphia, 1 p.m. PHILADELPHIA 76ERS— Signed Derek per 10.5-oz. box yielding eight calories, less fat and less sodium Davdsn ph 1 0 1 0 Lemke 2b 3 0 0 0 Seattle at New England, 1 p.m. Tortilla chips and cheese sauce. CAROLYN: Granny Smith ap­ New York (Cone 13-7) at S i Louis (Hill 7-13), Leonrd dh 4 0 2 1 ranco dh 4 1 1 0 Walling If 3 1 0 0 Santoven c 3 0 0 0 Smith, guard-forward, to a one-year contract. Unfortunately, Sunshine’s pack­ to give one example, are a real ser­ Caminit 3b 4 0 0 0 Thomas ss 3 0 0 0 Washington at Dellas, 1 p.m. muffias. than their original Gourmet 8:35 p.m. Griffey cf 4 0 0 1 inevglia If 3 1 2 1 Coleman If 1 0 0 0 Noboa 2b 3 0 2 0 Named Tony Harris trainer. $1.99 per 9S oz. box. ples are tarter than the types used to Buhner rf 4 0 0 0 JGonzIz cf 3 0 0 0 Doran 2b 4 0 1 0 Mizerock c 3 0 1 0 Green Bay at Los A ngles Flams, 4 p.m. microwave or most other manufac­ aging did not progress as quickly as vice to mankind.) But there is noth­ Los Angeles (Wettelarvi 4-8) at San Francis­ Pnditn 3b 4 1 1 0 Huson ss 2 0 0 0 SEATTLE SUPERSONICS— Extended the BONNIE; This new addition to BONNIE; El Rio’s new make apple juice. As you mighfex- co (Knepper 7-12), 10:35 p.m. Coles 3b 4 0 1 1 MStanly c 4 0 1 1 Ramirz ss 3 0 0 0 Eave p 3 0 0 0 Kansas City at San Diego, 4 p.m. contract of Olden Polynice, forward, lor two turer’s microwave popcorn. That’s their reformulation. The ingredient ing hard about buying a bag of com Brnnsky rf 3 1 2 2 Gardner p 1 0 0 0 Scott p 2 0 0 0 Henry p 0 0 0 0 oalmania has a decent amount of oat Thursday's Games Valle c 4 0 0 0 Buechel 3b 4 0 0 0 Zeile c 4 1 2 1 Aldrete ph 1 0 0 0 New York Jets at Miami, 4 p.m. years through the 1993-94 season. Signed Microwave Nach-os contain a chips and some Cheez Whiz. pect, then, this new juice is tangier Spilmn ph 1 0 1 0 Whited 3b 0 0 0 0 Los Angeles Flaiders at Denver, 4 p.m. commendable, but not good enough panel on some of the dinosaur Vizquel ss 1 0 0 0 Twksbry p 4 0 1 1 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 Avery Johnson, guard, to a two-year contracL bran compared to other oat-enriched cheese sauce similar to Kraft’s Moreover, Cheez Whiz tests and not as sweet as other brands. San Diego at Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. SBrdly ph 1 0 0 0 Andersn p 0 0 0 0 Monday, Sept. 25 FOOTBALL in my opinion. Both air-popped com cookie ptackages now in the stores Heskelh p 0 0 0 0 Lmbrdz ph 1 0 0 0 muffins now available. Each con­ Philadelphia at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. MOiaz ss 0 0 0 0 Walker ph 1 0 0 0 National Football League Cheese Whiz. To make this type of cheesier, and almost any brand of This is not exactly a quality to Totals 30 0 4 0 Totals 29 3 5 3 and Weight Watchers Microwave says these cookies contain palm oil Houston at Atlanta, 5:40 p.m. Kingry ph 1 0 0 0 RThmps p 0 0 0 0 Cleveland at Cincinnati, 9 p.m. ATLANTA FALCONS— Placed Rick Bryan, tains eight grams of oat bran (most product, the cheese is heated and chips you bought, would taste more please sugar-loving me. But even Houston 000 000 000— 0 Popcorn have been fewer calories, but Sunshine assures me they Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:05 p.m. Totals 33 3 6 3 Totals 31 5 9 5 Totals 36 512 5 Totals 29 0 4 0 defensive end, on Injured reserve. of the others contain less than five). Atlanta 000 201 OOx—3 blended with water, nonfat dry milk delicate and corny than these. people who like the tart taste of New York at St. Louis, 8:05 p.m. Seattia 300 000 000— 3 SiLouls 000 301 010— 5 CHICAGO BEARS— Signed George Streeter, even less fat, and negligible sodium. stopped using it earlier this year. Los Angeles at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. Texas 011 011 Olx— 5 LOB— Houston 9, Atlanta 3. 2B— LSmith. NFL team statistics safety, to the developmental squad. You’d still have to eat four of or whey, and emulsifiers to form a □ □ □ Granny Smiths have told me that Montrsal 000 000 000-0 HR— Gant (7), Justice (1). For a healthful, lowfal snack, choose DP— Seattle 1. LQB— Seattle 9, Texas 7. AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Waived Lew Bar­ them daily to significantly reduce DP— StLouis 2. LQB— StLouis 9, Montreal 5. IP H R ER BB SO □ □ □ homogeneous, plasliclikc mass Seneca Granny Smith Apple they don’t think this new juice cap­ 2B— Franco. 3B— Sierra. HR— Kunkel (8). In- 2B— Wallach. HR— Guerrero (17), Brunansky OFFENSE nes, wide receiver. one of those. caviglia (19), Sierra (27). SB— Reynolds (23). Houston MIAMI DOLPHINS— Signed Matt Patchan, of­ your blood cholesterol level. But Barat Tofu Chocolate Rice which melts easily. In addition to all Juice. $1.59 per 12-oz. can of tures the unique taste of what American League results ( 20 ). \brds Rush CAROLYN: Call me crazy but I S— JGonzalez. Scott L.20-9 7 5 3 3 1 5 Cincinnati 850 371 fensive guard, to the developmental squad. you don’t have to get all your oat Rounds. Regular and unsalted. this, El Rio’s cheese sauce has a frozen concentrate. variety well enough to be worth the IP H R ER BB SO Andersen 1 0 0 0 0 2 IP H R ER BB SO Buffalo 780 235 NEW YORK JETS— Placed Rich Miano, thought popcorn already was a light StLouis Atlanta bran in one silting. If you also eat $1.09 per l>/3 oz. package. flavor enhancer, monosodium BONNIE; Seneca’s Granny extra money. Sssttls New England 752 197 safety, on Injured reserve. Waived Nuu Faaola, dessert. Taking oil and salt out has Twksbry W.1-0 9 4 0 0 2 4 Eave W.1-0 7 2-3 2 0 0 6 4 other foods containing soluble fibers Orioles 6, Tigers 2 Zavaras 4 2-3 4 3 3 4 3 Irxiianapolis 730 274 running back. Fle-signed Carl Howard, safety. BONNIE: Coated with “tofu glutamate, and artificial color. Smith apple juice is made from 100 Montrsal Henry 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 left Orville Redenbacher’s popcorn JeReodL,6-7 21-3 3 2 2 0 2 Gardner L.0-2 5 6 3 3 3 4 San Diego 718 212 SAN DIEGO CHARGERS— Signed Hank (the part of foods that helps to chocolate” in lieu of milk chocolate, When you can open a bag of un- percent Granny Smith apples Bonnie Tandy Leblang, a DETROIT BALTIMORE Swift 1 2 0 0 0 0 Stanton S,5 1 2 0 0 0 0 llesic, punter. kernels with a dry, distinct taste, ab r h bl ab r h bl McGffgan 2-321110 Jets 686 185 Texas Umpires— Home, MeSherry; FirsL Williams; Canadian Football League reduce blood cholesterol) such as this snack might appeal to those saltcd tortilla chips and a package of without preservatives or added registered dietician, and Carolyn Pettisef 4 0 0 0 SFinloy If 3 1 0 0 Hesketh 2 1-3 2 1 1 0 4 Raiders 686 275 reminiscent of Jolly Time. Ciuious- Hough 2-3 2 3 3 2 0 Second. Crawford; Third, West. EDMONTON ESKIMOS— Added Wayne beans and brown rice, these muffins TrammI ss 3 0 0 0 Orsulakrf 3 0 1 0 RiThmpsn 1 2 0 0 1 1 Miami 652 171 concerned about cholesterol or to grated l(X)-percent Monterey Jack sugar. Since Mott’s Tree Top and Wyman, a junk food fanatic, are AmsbergW,2-0 5 2-3 2 0 0 3 4 T— 2:03. A— 3,425. Davis, linebacker, to the practice roster, ly, Redenbacher’s Light butter WWIakr 2b 3 1 0 0 CRipkn ss 4 0 1 0 HBP— Galarraga by Tewksbury. WP— Cleveland 634 237 can play an important role in a those allergic to dairy products. cheese and have a plate of nachos many other brands also have no syndicated columnists. Rogers 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 McGaffigan. BK— RiThompson. Denver 632 301 TORONTO ARGONAUTS— Added Paco flavor resembles most other Bergmn 1b 3 1 1 0 Sheets dh 4 0 0 0 Russell S.35 1 1 0 0 1 0 Giants 3, Dodgers 2 Craig, wide receiver; Rick Johnson, quarter­ cholesterol-reducing diet. That’s because tofu powder is used Nokes dh 4 0 1 1 Millign 1b 4 1 1 0 Seattle 616 154 JeFleed pitched to 1 better In the 8th. Umpires— Home, Montague; First, Marsh; back; and Dave Kinzie, defensive end, to the microwave popcorn company’s Lusader rf 4 0 1 0 Devarex cf 4 0 0 0 LOSANGELS SAN FRAN Kansas City 610 197 Of course, you could make you to make the coating in place of milk WP— Zavaras. BK— Arnsberg. Second, Wendelstedt; Third, Darfing. practice roster. RicNe If 2 0 1 0 Wthgtn 3b 2 2 1 1 a b rh b l a b rh b l Houston 471 202 plain: Salt is the dominant taste. The Umpires— Home, Young; First, Voltaggio; T— 2:28. A— 8,740. HOCKEY own oat' bran muffins containing and milk is the source of cholesterol GWard If 2 0 0 1 Quirk c 3 1 1 2 Griffin ss 5 0 4 0 Butler cf 3 1 2 0 Pittsburgh 327 122 plain is not quite as bad as Weight Secortd, McKean; Third, Cousins. National Hockey League more oat bran and none of the addi­ Healft c 4 0 0 0 Hulett 2b 2 1 2 2 FIndIph 2b 5 1 1 0 RThmp 2b 4 1 2 0 in milk chocolate. T— 2:49. A— 10,478. Pirates 4, Phillies 2 DETROIT RED WINGS-Signed Jeff Watchers’ brand, but still dull and Sky-high pizza is ‘serious’ Murray 1b 5 0 1 0 WCIark 1b 3 1 0 0 DEFENSE tives foimd in Betty Crocker’s Strange 3b 2 0 0 0 Sharpies and Dean Morton, defensamon. Sent But the existence of tofu does not Totals 31 2 4 2 Totals 29 6 7 5 PHILA PITTSBURGH Marshal rf 4 1 2 1 KMiteW If 4 0 1 0 Vbrds Rush not to be recommended. ab r h bl ab r h bl Cleveland 435 172 Dale Krentz, left wing, to Adirondack of the (specifically, gums and the ques­ automatically make this a healthy One 8-ounce can pizza sauce dough over filling. Moisten edges Detroit 000 002 000— 2 Athletics 5, Indians 1 Hamltn 3b 4 0 3 0 MWIrrts 3b 2 0 0 0 By Nancy Byal Dykstra cf 4 0 1 2 Cangels If 2 1 1 0 LFIarris If 4 0 1 1 Laga ph 1 n i 3 Kansas City 518 215 American Hockey League. Baltimore 020 121 OOx—6 OAKLAND CLEVELAND tionable BHT). □ □ □ snack. It is OK for those allergic to Two 4-ouncc cans sliced mush­ and crimp together, pressing to seal. Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 Landrm p 0 0 0 0 Shlby cf 4 0 2 0 Weaver pr 0 0 0 0 Raiders 628 323 NEW YORK ISLANDERS-Returned Brent The Associated Press DP— Detroit 1. LOB— Detroit 6, Baltimore 5. ab r h bl ab r h bl CAROLYN: Betty Crocker has Kruk If 4 0 3 0 Bell ss 5 0 1 0 Scioscia c 3 0 1 0 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 New England 633 152 Grieve, left wing, and lain Fraser, cetner, to Sunshine Chocolate dairy products, but not so for those rooms, drained Make e i^ t 2-inch steam slits in top 2B— Quirk. Milligan. HR— Worthington (14), RHdsn If 4 0 0 0 Browne 2b 3 0 0 0 Jordan 1b 4 0 0 0 King 3b 4 1 1 1 Hershisr p 2 0 0 0 Bedrosn p 1 0 0 0 Cincinnati 639 298 Oshawa of the Ontario Hockey League: Wayne done almost everything possible to 6 ounces sliced Canadian-style crust. Cover outer 2 inches of crust Hulett (3). SF— Quirk. Lansird 3b 4 1 2 1 James cf 4 0 0 1 Cookiesaurus cookies in six concerned about fat. This product is VHayesrf 4 0 0 0 Bonilla 1b 4 0 1 0 Shrprsn ph 1 0 0 0 Kennedy c 4 0 1 0 Miami 692 184 DouceL left wing, to Kingston of the OHL; Steve Now this is serious pizz^t: six IP H R ER BB SO Canseco rf 4 2 2 1 Carter dh 4 0 0 0 make their oat bran muffins taste dinosaur shapes. 69 cents per 2-oz made with highly saturated cocoa bacon with foil. CHayes 3b 3 1 2 0 Redus rf 4 2 3 1 APerta p 0 0 0 0 MIdndo rf 4 0 1 0 Denver 700 139 Ybung, left wing, to Moose Jaw of the vifestern DetroH DParkrdh 5 1 2 1 POBrin 1b 4 0 0 0 robust layers stuffed between two Fordph 1 0 1 0 VanSlykcf 1 0 0 0 MiDavs ph 1 0 0 0 Uribe ss 1 0 1 0 Jets 704 239 Hockey League; Phil Huber, left wing, to Kam­ good — from an exU'a moist and or $1.69 per 9-oz. box. butler, making these rice cakes not 1/4 cup sliced pitted ripe olives Bake in a 400-dcgree F oven for JMorris L.6-12 5 2-3 7 6 6 3 6 McQwir 1b 4 0 0 1 Jacoby 3b 4 0 0 0 wheal crusts. It’s the kind of homey Jeltz ss 4 0 0 0 Lind 2b 4 0 3 2 Rilae 3b 2 0 0 0 Buffalo 705 269 loops of the WHL; arxl Kelly Ens, center, to FWilliams 21-3 0 0 0 1 0 DHdsn cl 5 0 1 1 Belle If 3 0 1 0 spicy batter to a sugary slreuscl top­ CAROLYN: Ever since the suc­ much more acceptable fat-wise than Thaw dough. Sprinkle a 12-inch 10 minutes. Reduce temperature to Nieto c 1 1 0 0 Bilardell c 3 0 0 0 LaCoss p 1 0 0 0 Houston 756 196 Lethbridge of the WHL. knife-and-fork pie that inspires the Baltimore Steinbeh c 2 1 1 0 Snyder rf 3 0 1 0 ping. Unfortunately, they still con­ 350 degrees F; bake 1 hour more or Herr ph 1 0 0 0 Distfno ph 1 0 0 0 Oberkfl ph 1 0 1 0 San Diego 785 292 NEW YORK RANGERS-Assigned Martin cess of Teddy Grahams, cookies a candy bar. In fact, about 45 per­ pizza pan with commeal. Halve MilackiW,12-12 5 1-3 4 2 2 4 3 Phillips 2b 3 0 1 0 Skinner c 2 0 0 0 soul. I’ll bet it becomes your fami­ Ruffin p 1 0 0 0 LVIliere c 0 0 0 0 Benjmn ss 1 0 0 0 Seattle 834 302 Bergeron, Paul Brotan, Barry Chyzowski, Simon tain so much bran that you’re going dough; roll half to a 10-inch circle. until golden brown. Remove foil. Thurmond 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Gallego ss 2 0 0 0 DCIark ph 1 0 0 0 must not only taste good but also cent of the 180 caloricss in this Fteady ph 1 0 0 0 JRobnsn p 2 0 0 0 kxiianepolis 853 297 Gagne, Lee Giffin, Robb Graham, Daniel ly’s first request on pizz.a nights. WlliamsnS,9 3 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Phelps ph 0 0 0 0 Magrann c 0 0 0 0 Totals 38 215 2 Totals 32 3 10 3 to feel like a cow chewing its cud. snack are from fat, or about the Transfer to pan. Roll remaining Spread remaining pizza sauce on Parrett p 0 0 0 0 Belirxia p 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh 877 344 LaCroIx, Jim Latos, Greg Spenralh, Soren True, look cute and be small enough so it HBP— Worthington by Morris, WP— Morris. Weiss ss 1 0 0 0 ermin ss 2 1 0 0 LosAngsIss 200 000 000—2 And what a dynamite midnight BHtchr ph 1 0 0 0 Brel Walter, Simon Wheeldon and Rob The muffins this mix produces ^ e doesn’t seem like you’re eating as same as in a Kit Kat candy bar. dough to an 11-inch circle. Sprinkle top. Sprinkle with reserved mush­ Umpires— Home, Palermo; First. McCoy; Allred ph 1 0 0 0 San Francisco 000 030 OOx— 3 snack for a teen slumber party. Kipper p 0 0 0 0 NATIONAL FOOTBALL CONFERENCE Zamuner, forwards: Stephan Brochu, Wade Second. Morrill; TNrd, Denkinger. Zuvella ss 0 0 0 0 DP— Los Angeles 2. LOB— Los Angeles 10, belter than Duncan Hines’, which much as you probably are. This rein­ CAROLYN: With the exception dough on pan with 1 cup of the rooms, remaining Swiss cheese and Bonds If 1 0 0 0 OFFENSE Campbell, Peter Fiorentirto, Mike HurlbuL Denis Sky-high pizza pie T— 2:53. A-22.378. Totals 34 5 9 5 Totals 31 1 2 1 San Francisco 7. 2B— Marshall, Laga, Shelby. Swiss cheese, leaving 1 inch around olives. Bake 5 minutes more. Cut Totals 32 2 7 2 Totals 32 4 10 4 S— Scioscia. Ybrds Rush Laroeque, Flon Shudra and Dennis Vial, defen­ actually left a piece of indigestible carnation of the chocolate wafer of fruit, healthy dessert is pretty Oakland 000 300 110— 5 One 16-ounce loaf frozen whole­ Philadelphia 020 000 000— 2 Washington 949 332 seman: and Mika Flosali, Rick Knicklo and Scott the edge. into wedges to serve. Makes 8 serv­ CIsvsIand 000 001 000— 1 IP H RER BB SO fiber in my mouth. But Hostess and cookie everyone uses to make gras­ much of an oxymoron. With the idea Royals 5, White Sox 3 Pittsburgh 012 000 lOx— 4 Philadelphia 839 196 Brower, goaltenders, to Flint of the International wheat bread dough E— Canseco, Phillips. LQB— Qakland 10, Los Angeles Sara Lee’s oat bran muffins have shopper pies is the latest manifesta­ than even heith-food freaks must Drain spinach well; put on top of ings. CHICAGO KANSAS CITY E— CHayes 2, Bell. DP— Philadelphia 2, Pit­ Flams 812 265 Hockey League; Paul Cain, center, to Cornwall Cleveland 4. 2B— Canseco, DFYirkor, PWllips. Hershisr L, 14-14 5 8 3 3 2 4 Commeal ab r h bl ab r h bl tsburgh 1. LOD— Philadelphia 6, Pittsburgh 10. Green Bay 811 252 of the Ontario Hockey League; Louie Debrusk, even more flavor and the advantage tion of the cute cookie trend. Kids get bored eating fruit all the time. cheese. Combine 1/2 cup of the Nutrition information per serving: SF— McGwire, Lansford. APana 3 2 0 0 0 4 Uohnsn If 4 1 2 0 Seitzor 3b 3 1 1 0 2B— Ftedus 2, King, Kruk 2. SB— Cangelosi Phoenix 798 236 left wing, to London of the OHL; Murray Duval, 2 cups shredded Swiss cheese (8 IP H R ER BB SO San Francisco of being already-made. will love the dinosaur shapes and Barat has decided to break all the Swiss cheese, ricotui cheese, garlic 369 cal., 22 g pro., 35 g carb., 16 g Fletchr 2b 4 0 0 0 VYWilsn cl 4 0 1 2 (11). S— VbnSlyke. LaCoss W .610 5 11 2 2 0 1 Giants 735 288 defenseman, to Tri-City of the Western Hockey ounces) Oakland □ □ □ adults; the dark chocolate taste. rules with a new dessert made of powder and oregano; spread over fat, 49 mg chol., 1,002 mg sodium. Caldern dh 4 0 1 0 Brett 1b 3 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO Lefferts 2 2 0 0 0 2 San Francisco 711 263 League; Greg Leahy, center, to Portland of the One 10-ounce package frozen Fisk c 4 0 1 1 BJacksn If 4 1 0 0 Moore W.18-10 8 2 1 0 1 5 Philadelphia New Orleans 702 275 WHL; Ken MacDermid, left wing, to Hull of the Orville Redenbacher’s Gour­ tofu chocolate and rice cakes. While spinach, leaving 1 inch around edge. U.S. RDA: 56 percent vit. A, 11 per­ Nelson 1 0 0 0 0 1 Bedrosn S,22 2 2 0 0 0 0 BONNIE: These also remind me CMrtnz 3b 3 1 1 0 Eisnrch rf 4 1 1 0 Ruffin L.5-10 6 8 3 3 4 2 Chicago 671 376 Quebec Junlor-M^or Hockey League; Jason chopped spinach, cooked CIsvsIand Umpires— Home, DeMuth; First, Rippley; met Light Microwave Popping of Nabisco’s Famous Chocolate the quality of the ingredients is Top with 1/4 cup of the pizza sauce. cent vil. C, 18 percent thiamine, 20 Boston ph 1 0 0 0 Trtabll dh 4 1 1 2 Parrett 2 2 1112 Secorid, Tala; Third, Froomming. Deboit 668 254 Prosofsky, right wing, to Medicine Hat of the 1 cup ricolta cheese Sosa cf 3 1 1 1 Stillwell ss 4 0 0 0 Nichols L,4-5 3 2-3 4 3 3 1 5 Minnesota 663 222 WHL; and Steven Ftice, right wing, to Kitchener Corn. Natural and butter. $2.19 Reserve i/4 cup mushrooms; place percent riboflavin, 14 percent Pittsburgh T— 2:47. A— 20,688. Wafers, but these dinosaur-shaped good, the combination of them is a 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder Lyons ph 1 0 0 0 White 2b 4 0 0 0 StvDavis 11-3 1 0 0 1 2 JRobinsn W,7-11 5 5 2 2 3 3 Atlanta 647 133 of the OHL. niacin, 43 percent calcium, 13 per­ Ibtt 2-3 0 0 0 3 0 per box of three, 3.5-oz. bags. cookies are much better. Thai’s be­ bizarre. remaining mushrooms on top of Gallgfv rf 2 0 0 0 Boone c 3 1 3 1 Belinda 1 0 0 0 0 1 Tampa Bay 564 233 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS-Released Mika 1/4 teaspoon dried oregano, sauce. Top with bacon. cent iron, 35 percent phosphorus. Mormn 1b 3 0 11 Seanez 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Kipper 2 1 0 0 0 2 Dellas 523 128 Black and Bob McGrath, forwards, and Steve BONNIE; Orville Reden­ cause Sunshine’s contain neither the If you insist on eating healthy crushed 1 Guillen ss 3 0 0 0 Allen 1 3 2 2 0 0 Landrum S,24 1 1 0 0 0 0 Degurse, left wing. bacher’s Light Gourmet Microwave highly saturated palm oil nor the food, it would be better to skip des­ Position the 11-inch circle of Totals 32 3 7 3 Totals 33 5 7 5 Bailes 2 1 0 0 1 1 WP— JFIobinson. Calendar DEFENSE ST. LOUIS BLUES— Signed Girxt Cavallini, Chicago 000 021 000-3 Allen pitched to 1 batter in the 8th. Umpires— Home, Harvey; First, Pulli; Ybrds Rush left wing, to a multi-year contracL Kansas City 050 000 OOx— 5 Umpires— Home, Coble; FirsL Brinkman; Second, Davidson; Third, Bonin. Minnesota 410 234 WASHINGTON CAPITALS-Returned Vtede E— CMartinez 3, Sosa. DP— Chicago 1, Kan­ Second, Craft; Third, McClelland. T— 2:36. A— 8,156. San Frarteisco 561 245 Bartlay, defenseman, to the University of North sas City 1. LQB— Chicago 3, Kansas City 6, T— 2:40. A— 6,085, Today Phoenix 604 236 Dakota; and Brad ScNegel, defenseman, to 2B— Tarlabull, CMartinez, ^ s a , LJohnson, Boyi Soccer Tampa Bay 628 166 Team Canada. Fisk. 3B— WWilson. S— Gallagher. National League leaders East Catholic at RHAM, 3:30 Chicago 650 246 SOCCER Menus IP H R ER BB SO Based on 428 at Bats. Parish Hill at Bolton, 3:30 Naw Orleans 664 169 Major Indoor Soccer League Chicago American League leaders G AB R H Pet. Coventry at Flocky Hill, 330 Dallas 668 280 WICHITA WINGS— Agreed to terms with GIrla Soccer Detroit 674 194 Winston Dubose, goalkeeper. served at Bolton Elementary Schoo Dotson L,4-11 1 2-3 5 5 1 1 1 Based on 428 at Bats. TGwynnSO 148 567 79 1 91 .337 Thursday: Cranberry juice, gravy, plain rice, carrots: Chicken schools the week of Sept. 25-29: Coventry schools Long 6 1-3 2 0 0 1 5 G AB R H Pet. WCIarkSF 151 559 102 188 .336 Manchester at Fermi, 3:30 Flams 700 163 COLLEGE the week of Sept. 25-29: Kansas City Puckett Min 149 592 72 202 .341 LSmithAtl 127 461 83 145 .315 Coventry at East Catholic, 3:30 Atlanta 712 276 BROCKPORT STATE— Named Garvin Weyl Senior Citizen lemon baked chicken, com cobettes, sandwich, fmit, milk. Monday: French bread pizza, The following lunches will be assistant hockey coach. Monday: Bologna sandwich, car McWillmsW.2 0 7 6 3 3 0 4 Lansford Dak 137 513 72 1 73 .337 Grace Chi 132 476 68 149 .313 Cross Country Green Bay 714 227 Italian zucchini and tomatoes, rye Tliesday; Lasagna, zucchini; Egg tossed salad, orange smiles, milk. served at the Coventry elementary FarrS,18 2 1 0 0 0 1 Boggs Bsn 147 583 101 188 .322 Guerrero StL 151 534 57 167 .313 Manchester/Southington at Glastonbury F/ftlladelphia 762 297 CORNELL— Named Keith Howie women's The following meals will be will rot and celery sticks, potato puffs (boys and girls), 3:30 Washington ice hockey coach. bread, mixed fruit, chocolate chip salad sandwich, fruit, milk. Tuesday: Chicken parmesan, Umpires— Home. Hendry; First, Reilly; Baines Tex 136 472 73 150 .318 Oquendo StL 152 521 56 1 55 .298 864 224 be served at Mayfair Gardens and frozen fmit jucie. schools the week of Sept. 25-29; Second. Roe; Third, Garcia. Sax NY 147 606 83 191 .315 WlaltonChi 113 465 64 138 .297 Volleyball Giants 867 207 DARTMOUTH— Named Tim Nelson women's cookies. Wednesday: Boneless pork loin shells, tomato sauce, broccoli, bread Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 assistant sMcer coach and men's lacrosse Weslhill Gardens the week of Sept. Tuesday: Tomato soup Monday: Tuna salad boat, potato VbuntMil 148 571 92 180 .315 KMitchellSF 143 504 97 147 .292 Friday: Tomato juice, baked with gravy, whipped potato, wax and butler, fmited gelatin, milk. ADavisSea 130 456 60 143 .314 MThmpsnStL 144 506 57 147 .291 NFL individual leaders coach; Kristin Jacobs women's assistant swim­ 25-29 to Manchester residents who cheeseburger, buttered noodles puffs, pickle chips, chilled fruit cup. Thursday ming coach; Kate Dumphy women's assistant Wednesday: Meal and cheese Franco Tax 147 542 79 1 70 .314 RAIomarSO 148 581 76 168 .289 AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE mealloaf with vegetable gravy, beans; TUrkey sandwich, fmit, milk. Tbesday; Fmit juice, pancakes Boys Soccer lacrosse and field hockey coach; Matt Borghard are 60 or older: apple and orange wedges. Radio, TV Sierra Tex 149 588 95 181 .308 Homs Runs Quarterbacks Thursday: Poi roast with gravy, taco, lettuce and tomato cup, Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 men's assistant lightweight rowing coach; arxl Monday: Pineapple juice, cold parsley polices, dilled carrots, wheat with symp, sausage pattie, muffin^ GreenwellBsn 134 538 81 165 .307 KMitchell. San Francisco. 45; HJohnson, Alt Com YdsTD Int Girls Soccer baked potato, cauliflower; Chicken Spanish rice, whole kernel com, Homs Runs New kbrk, 35; GDavIs, Houston, 33; EDavis, Kosar, Clev. 55 31 403 3 0 Sarah Dewey women's assistant rowing coach. sliced ham, old fashioned baked bread, blackberry tart with whipped and fruit cup. Bacon Academy at Bolton, 330 Wednesday: Lasagna, garlic McGriff, Toronto, 36; Carter, Cleveland, 34; Cincinnati, 32; Sandberg, Chicago, 30; Straw­ Esiason, CIn. 63 34 512 3 0 DOMINICAN, N.Y.— Named John Hassel salad sandwich, fruit, milk. pineapple tidbits, milk. Today BJackson, Kansas City, 31; Esasky, Boston, men's basketball coach. beans, orange globe salad, pumper­ topping. berry, New Ybrk, 28; JaClark, San Diego, 24; Eason, N.E. 72 40 614 3 3 Thursday: Meatballs, gravy, bread, peas and carrots, fresh fruit. 29; McGwire, Oakland, 28; Whitaker, Detroit, Friday JACKSONVILLE— Prorrtoted Andy Jacobs to Friday: Baked white fish with VHayes, Philadelphia, 23. DeBerg, K.C. 52 33 421 2 3 nickel bread, sliced pears. Wednesday: Salad bar with as­ 3 p.m. — College soccer: UConti Football athletic counseling director. Named Charlie whipped potato, buttered peas, bread Thursday: Juice, grilled cheese 28; Sierra, Texas, 27; Deer, Milvraukee, 25. Runs Battsd In Marino, Mia. 66 42 481 4 5 Tuesday; Apple juice, Newburg sauce, boiled potato, East Catholic at Fairfield Prep, 7:30 Hamilton assistant trainer; Kelly Kulina assis­ sorted meats and cheese, fmits and vs. Yale. WHUS (91.7-FM) Runs Batted In KMitchell, San Francisco, 120; Guerrero, St. Kelly, Buff. 84 51 563 2 3 spinach: Tima salad sandwich, fmit, and butter, chocolate pudding, milk. sandwich, French fries, pudding Sierra, Texas, 112; Esasky, Boston, 103; Boys Soccer tant baseball coach; and Karf Tatham assistant sauerbraten with gingersnap gravy, 7:30 p.m. — Red Sox at Blue Louis, 110; WCIark, San Francisco, 109; Moon, Hou. 55 29 304 2 1 vegetables, roll, assorted garnishes. Mattingly, New Iferk, 102; Carter, Cleveland, Windham at Manchester, 3:30 basketball coach. Meals on Wheels milk. Friday: Baked macaroni and with topping. EDavis, Cincinnati, 94; HJohnson, New York, Chandler, Ind. 65 34 466 2 2 mashed potatoes, broccoli Norman­ Jays, NESN, WTIC 100; G ^ ll, Toronto, 69; Vbunt, Milwaukee, 97; Portland at Cheney Tech, 3:15 NAZARETH— Named Dave Basile, Tom Friday: Pizza, tossed salad, Thursday: Homesiyle vegetables 94; JaClark, San Diego, 90; GDavis, Houston, Krieg, Sea. 77 40 489 4 3 dy, dinner roll, pudding surprise. The following meals will be cheese, sausage pallie, mixed BJackson, Kansas City, 95; Franco, Texas, 92. 86; Murray. Los Angeles. 85. Bolton at RHAM, 3:15 Coons. Mike Kesselring and Chris Tedeschi as­ soup,meat and cheese grinder, let­ 7:30 p.m. — Brewers at Yankees, McMahon, S.D. served to Meals on Wheels clients vegetables, com bread, milk, fmit choice of dressing, fresh fruit. WPOP Pitching (14 Decisions) Pitching (14 Dscisions) Coventry at Bacon Academy, 3:30 63 34 480 2 3 sistant lacrosse coaches; Bethann Shapiro as­ Wednesday: Chicken vegetables tuce and tomato, fresh fruit. Blyleven, California, 16-4, .800; ^berhagen, Garrelts, San Francisco. 14-3, .824; Darwin, Girls Soccer sistant women’s basketball coach; and Kevin the week of Sept. 25-29. The hot crisp. Coventry High School Rushers soup, manicotti with Italian sauce, 8 p.m. — Hockey: Flames at Kansas City, 20-6, .769; Swindell, Cleveland, Houston. 11-4, .733; DeMartinez, Montreal. Manchester at Windham, 3:30 Broderick assistant men’s basketball coach, Manchester schools The following lunches will be Friday: Fresh baked pizza with Alt YdsAvg LGTD noon meal is listed first and the cool 13-5, .722; Henneman. Detroit. 10-4, .714; Bal­ 15-6, .714; Parrett, PNIadelphia, 12-5, .706; Sacred Heart at East Catholic, 3:30 SPRINGFIELD— Named Dixie Walker men's Italian green beans, tossed salad, CSKA (taped), SportsChannel Dickerson, Ind. 40 222 5.6 18 1 The following lunches will be Bolton schools served at Coventry High Schwil the meat and cheese, tossed garden lard, Baltimore, 17-7, .708; SOavis, Oakland, Bielecki, Chicago. 16-7, .696; Fteuschel, San Girls Swimming and worrwn's golf coach; John Tails men's and Italian dressing, Italian bread, fresh evening meal, second; salad, assorted fmit. 8:30 p.m. — Mets at Cardinals, 17-7, .708; Bankhead, Seattle, 13-6, .684; Francisco. 16-7. .696; Magrane, St. Louis. 18-8, Fermi at Manchester, 3:30 Brooks, CIn. 33 201 6.1 28 1 women’s swimming coach; and Kathy Manoano Monday: Chicken quarter with served in the Manchester public The following lunches will b< week of Sepl. 25-29; Channel 9, WFAN (660-AM) StewarL Oakland, 16 9, .679. .692; Scott, Houston, 20-9, 690. East Catholic at Wethersfield, 5 p.m. Thomas, Buff. 24 132 5.5 17 0 softball coach. ^ fruit. 16— MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Sepl. 20, 1989 MANCHES I'bR HbKALU, Wednesday, Sept. 20,1989— 17 DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright 60 i^oco coAS S ltai/hB.r ' t i l P u zzle s V A < :/ A t i o /V^ Afi/HPIT ? s), \ ABOUT " ‘Young Riders’ is cliche-ridden O O llN A LABINLT BY A K in t N TAUiC AgOUT A fPA lD o r ACROSS 2 Part of yacht Answer to Previous Puzzle By Jay Sharbutt dad (Franc Luz) coping with three kids, his law .MILK,M0»/EYf 3 Act of speaking The Associated Press practice and a bubbly young witch (Corinne 1 Flightless bird 4 Mysterious T V T o p ics Bohrer) who becomes the kids’ new housekeeper 4 Energy units 5 Actual and best friend. <^\m NEW YORK — Gather round the electronic 8 Scottish'Gaelic 6 Feel sorrow campfire, buckaroos, and ABC will show you a Only the kids know she’s a witch, of course. In 12 Dine old plainsman who is teaching survival skills to 7 Native preview '.onight of its new Old West series about case you’re wondering, yes. Old Dad will become 13 Architect___ the new riders, is moved to ask, “You think you’re 8 Hinder (law) the gallant lads of the Bony Express, “The Young attracted to her, and vice versa. pretty hot stuff, don’t you?” “Yup,” young Cody & ie O c . Saarinen Riders.” I don’t know if “Spirit” should be called “Be­ 9 Beginning .says. >1M9 Tribune Medi* Seivicce, Inc m 'i 14 Dirt witched: The Sequel.” But, like “The Young 10 Equine father On second thought, read a good western in­ Teapoon fixes him with a steady gaze. “Cow- 15 Landing boat Riders,” the opening show, dealing with bowling PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz 11 Shade trees stead, maybe something like “He Rode Tall in the pies,” he sneers. 16 Shower Saddle Until His Blisters Broke.” and character introductions, has a script that gives 17 Intervene (2 Well, even though the fine actor Anthony Zerbe 18 Barren For tonight’s “The Young Riders” — the series lame a bad name. wds.) T H E plays Teaspoon, this retort indicates a minor flaw ^OU HOLPTME ball MARCIE u 20 Hauls starts its regular Thursday night run tomorrow — You get the feeling this newcomer is in trouble LUMILE I ;A5 U)AITIN6, 19 Tears [o I E S in the show, such as an awful script. An awful ANP I'LL COME RUNN1N6 OP 21 Female is so mundane and cliche-ridden that teen-agers when, at the start of the show, Luz’ teen-age SIR, I TM0U6HT I'P PRACTICE E O N S script sometimes means there will be more o f the AMP KICK IT sandpiper 23 Spritelike who sec it may say, “So this is how the West was daughter complains to Old Dad that her teen-age A FEW PASSES,, 22 Vice pres. 24 Newts I N same, which does not bode well for the future of ■ wan.” this scries. brother told one of her classmates “that I used to 24 Eagerness for 25 Ungentlemanly Occasionally exhibiting beautiful sunrises and be a Siamese twin.” ‘The captain wants to make if fun to walk action 33 Unclothed 44 Cross in a True, there is a tiny surprise in tonight’s the plank." one persons sunsets, it purports to tell how the POny Express The laugh uack chuckles, but I fear America 26 Assist church premiere. Lou, the fifth young rider, proves in one 26 Ergo 38 Showier dashed the mail by horseback from St. Joseph, won’t. 46 Dutch cheese regard to be in violation of Pbny Express rules, 27 Uncle 40 Thinly metallic Mo., to Sacramento, Calif. □ □ □ 27 Delight 47 Blue dye which prompts The Kid to warn: “You won’t fool 30 Caress 41 Matter-filled DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins 28 Tournament 48 A ctress___ This was back in the halcyon days before fax people forever.” 32 Trimmed a fish spaces machines ruined everything. NBC whooped it up TUesday, having set a TV 29 Icelandic epic 42 Idol Schneider True, the plot traditions of the Old West are at­ 34 City in Ari7ona record, it says, in which it became the first net­ 31 Not winning 43 Skeleton part Our young riders — only orphans need apply as 35 Accustomed 50 Compass point tempted here. The regulars include the handsome riders — risk hostile Indians, brigands, the ele­ town marshal (Brett Cullen) who is sweet on a work to win the prime-time ratings race for 52 HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by OIK orowne 36 S ault___ 1 2 9 10 11 ments and Nielsen families to get the mail lovely lady (Melissa Leo) who is sort o f the young consecutive weeks. The previous champ was Marie 12 n through. They are five in number, and the show CBS, which did it for 46 weeks in the season of w riders’ den mother. I'M 5 0 AslP I MOPE 37 Scrutinize centers on “The Kid,” a decent, rugged sort es­ And tonight’s show does have two Old West 1962-63. 39 Statistician's 15 17 sayed by TV Miller. “It’s another milestone for us,” said NBC LATE TOKieMT, You PIPM'T staples, a band of heartless villains, led by a man HECe-A concern The others are a varied lot. One swaggers, is spokeswoman Curt Block, whose network has M A K E A 18 19 1 20 with rotten teeth and a scar on his face, and a 40 Layer P l f S t P i NMEP tough and eager to use his pistol. Another is a rousing chase scene involving hostile Indians. won the prime-time ratings derby for five con­ 41 Energy halfbrecd; he wears an earring. Another can hear secutive seasons and is expected to do it again this 42 Engraver's tool But there is no way any of this can work in a but can t speak due to a childhood disease that left show that not only has hostile Indians foiled by season. 45 Communica­ 24 2 5 him bald. firecrackers, but also a grizzled, hard-bitten In setting its record for the 52-week period that tions satellite For history buffs, there’s even a William Cody, 30 plainsman who says “Cowpies.” ended Sunday, he said, NBC averaged a 14.3 49 Adjacent to who in later years would make a living in touring rating for 52 weeks, ABC an 11.6 and CBS an 51 Numero___ 34 Wild West shows. On Friday, ABC will preview “Free Spirit,” a 11.5. Each ratings point now represents 921,000 LI’L ABNER by Al Capp 52 In a short time Here, he is so cocky that Teaspoon, the grizzled 36 Sunday sitcom about a harried, freshly divorced 53 Actor Connery homes. ^ S O a h MIGHT’S WAITIN' FD' ME HERE v y fien a h o p e n s t h WELL GO B A O T IN TH’ BRicvAi. s u i t e :. WHAR 54 Edge I 4 0 DOOR AH BEGINS DAISY MAE Ak. j a m l e f t h e r - T h r e e . A N E W l i f e 55 Woman THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk & Sy Barry BEAuOviN - > DAYS AGO--WHEN AH HUSB iki 4 2 4 3 44 ^ STEPPED OUT T'GlT 56 Columnist___ T V T o n ig h t TH ' P A P E R . Bombeck THEN THEY'RE L(3Ne-GONE , 4 9 57 Bridge expert NO PLACE TO 6TAY HERE/. FOR miLEe>. 52 6:00PM (3) News (CC) Culbertson C22) (30) Unsolved M ysteries Season Pre­ (30) Q u a n tu m Le a p S e a s o n P re m ie re di) G e n e S c o tt ( D f30) 140) N e w s miere (CC) Featured: an alleged govern­ Sam assumes the identity of a newlywed [A&E] Twentieth Century How the 55 ment cover-up of a UFO crash-landing; a New York policeman who is pursued by his DOWN (9) W ho's the Boss? (CC) capture of the Remagen Bridge hastened Vietnam veteran searches for the combat bride's jealous ex-husband (60 min.) (In the Allied victory. Host: Walter Cronkite. J (11) Charles in Charge nurse who aided him. a New Mexico kid­ Stereo) riB) McCloud [ESPN] Great American Baseball Quiz 1 Skinny fish (c)1989 by NEA Inc napping case (60 rnin.) (In Stereo) (24) Great Performances: Maria Celias: 20 Trivia questions (20) Mr. Belvedere (24) Live From Lincoln Center: New York An Operatic Biography (22) N e w s (Live) Philharmonic Opening Night W ith Zu­ m ®1) [ C N N ] N e w s 1 :00AM CB Bamaby Jones 4 1 9 5 2 Cepp Cnlerpni* t toe bin Mehta and Jessye Norman out by NEA Inc (24) Rod and Reel Stream side (R) Our Home Town CB Joe Franklin (26j MOVIE: 'W here's Poppa?' A bache­ (11) Tw ilight Zone (26) Charge's Angels lor schemes to eliminate his aging mother [A8(E] Vietnam War With Walter ARID AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson CELEBRITY CIPHER (38) Fam ily Ties (CC) C ro n k ite (1® Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) Cetebnly Cipher cryptograms are creeled from quotations by famous people, past and present George Segal, Trish Van Devere. Ruth Gor­ Each letter in the cipher stands (or another. Todsy s due: Z equals f l (57) W orld of Survival (R) don 1970. [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Sunshine Boys' Af (3® Alfred Hitchcock Presents ter a long separation, two former vaude­ I W0MD&R IF 5II0GLC PeoFlC (38) MOVIE: 'The Sons of Katie Elder' [A& E] Battle for Berlin The capture of (61) Three’s Company ville partners reunite to renew their friend Four brothers return home for their moth­ Berlin is remembered by World War II ve­ ,GoroTHteATm?a)M 'E’V e v h z d r r d l geku [A8iE] New Wilderness ship and their feud. George Burns. Waller er's funeral and unite to avenge her death. terans and on rare color film footage. (60 BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake jWHElO THEY WAWT [DIS] Ask Max A brilliant 12-year-old in­ John Wayne, Dean Martin, George Ken­ Matthau, Richard Benjamin. 1975 Rated min ) .TO? HDJHPD AZJV SUESBTJ. vents a high-powered bicycle (60 min ) (In nedy, 1965 PG [CNN] Crossfire Stereo) (67) Live From Lincoln Center: New York [ESPN ] LPBA Bowling: Virginia Classic [DIS] MOVIE; 'Beauty and the Beast’ (ESPNJ Home Run Derby Philharmonic Opening Night With Zu­ From Virginia Beach (90 min.) (Live) UJPPXGJJL ER UXHD; ODG Based on the fairy tale classic about a bin Mehta and Jessye Norman Season [TM C] MOVIE: 'Modern Girls' Three [HBO] MOVIE: 'Moon Over Parador' beautiful young woman's relationship with P re m ie re (in Stereo) young girls from L A m ake the m ost of the (CC) A frustrated American actor is forced a fearsome beast. Rebecca De Mornay, XJZM ER KBPM; SUESBTJ ER singles scene at night Virginia Madsen, to im p erso nate the deceased ruler of a tiny (61) MOVIE: 'Skokie' The American Civil John Savage 1988 Rated G island dictatorship Richard Dreyfuss. Raul Liberties Union intervenes when Illinois ci­ Daphne Zuniga, Cynthia Gibb. 1986 Rated [ESPN] Running and Racing GJZM.' — VESUBDP LJYTPBR. Julia, Sonia Braga 1988 Rated PG-13 (In tizens attempt to prevent street demon­ PG-13. (In Stereo) [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "After I'm dead I’d rather have people ask why I Stereo) strations by neo-Nazis Danny Kaye. John 10:15 PM [HBO] MOVIE: Wall have no monument than why I have one." — Cato the Elder. [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Rubinstein, Carl Reiner 1981 Street' (CC) An ambitious young stock­ [USA] Dragnet [A& E] Battle Line broker skyrockets to success under the tu­ [TM C] MOVIE: The Terminal Man' A [MAX] MOVIE: Pretty telage of a ruthless corporate raider Mi­ 1:20AM brilliant computer scientist suffers from [CNN] PrimeNews Sm ert' A headmaster at an Athens private chael Douglas, Charlie Sheen, Daryl blackouts in which he turns violently homi­ school gets his comeuppance when his [ D I S ] S u p e r S e n se : S ix th S e n s e A study Hannah 1987 Rated R (In Stereo) cidal George Segal. Joan Hackett, Jill of se n se s p o sse sse d by anim als but not by pretty students discover his illegal activi­ ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME Clayburgh 1974 Rated PG humans. 10:30PM (18j L ig h t H is Fire ties Tricia Leigh Fisher, Lisa Lorient, Den­ by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [ U S A ] J e m nis Cole. 1987 Rated R [ESPN ] Waterskiing: World Champion­ (20) All in the Family T H A N K S { YOU'RE \WHATCHA GONNA ) TAKE HIM ships Women's competition from West Unscramble these four Jumbles, 6:30PM C 5 ] C B S N e w s (CCI (in Stereo) (2® USA Tonight 1 :25AM [HBO] MOVIE: Deadly lllu- FOR THE V WELCOME, DO WTTH YOUR J C M B R TO M Y Palm Beach, Fla (60 min ) (Taped) sion' A detective falls victim to a setup ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady one letter to each square, to form (T) (40) ABC News (CC) Hogan's Heroes FOOP.VOURJ BARRY.' / GUEST, OOP.=’ / CAVE AND LET four ordinary words. [HBO] MOVIE: 'Betrayed' (CC) An FBI that leaves him the prime suspect in the HIGHNESS.'S— ____I , ------Y HIM GET , New Leave It to Beaver dS Numb: Children of Alcoholics The CD agent infiltrates a white supremacist group murder of a businessman's wife. Billy Dee ^ ^ . lY ^ ) (. S Q U A R E D A W A Y .' story of a family affected by alcoholism, MlJ Growing Pains and falls in lo ve w ith the m an sh e 's in ve sti­ Williams, Vanity, Morgan Fairchild 1987. RINED followed by commentary by children of al­ (¥^v,ti^AT $Hoyi/p 0e PASQOALe ? iF im 'li , gating, Debra Winger. Tom Berenger. Rated R. (In Stereo) ^ s f20j M a m a 's F a m ily coholics. (60 min.) IN THEK, m SOMETNiHGr/ John Heard 1988 Rated R (In Stereo) 1 130AM (It) USA Tonight LOftO tKOUew in TUB , (22) (30) N B C N e w s (CC) di) Trial by Jury [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire C20J NVR Showcase mvisi&iuTV oiAfAeei? I ' >r*wn« UM<« t LJ (24J (^7) Nightly Business Report [M AX] MOVIE. 'The Heavenly Kid' A 1 1 :00PM (T) News (CC) (38J Family Ties (CC) fSbJ Later W ith Bob Costas sixties drag racer who died in an accident d ) CID (3® (4® N e w s — " 7 ^ ------(61) L o ve C o n n e c tio n IS sent to help a young m an w ith his "girl Honeymooners A M D A M (ii) Cheers (CC) pioblems ’ Lewis Smith. Jason Gedrick, [CNN] Newsnight Update [A& E] Profiles Featured Nikita Khrush­ (1® The W ok chev and his rise to leadership Richard Mulligan. 1985 Rated PG-13. (In [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga­ z c Stereo) (2® (38) M * A * S * H [CNN] Showbiz Today zine Weekly report. [TM C] MOVIE: Protocol' (CC) A naive (2® N e w s (Live) [TM C] Short Film Showcase [ESPN] SportsLook cocktail waitress becomes a national her­ GELIGG (2® Alive From Off Center [ U S A ] P rim e T im e W re s tlin g (2 hrs.) (R) WHAT THAT ECCENTI?/C [M AX] MOVIE: 'Ride Lonesome' A oine when she saves the life of a visiting THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom former sheriff captures a young desperado diplomat. Goldie Hawn. Chris Sarandon, (2® W e e k d a y (R) Y'' POOR-TO-POOR Love B oat and waits for his brother to come to the Andre Gregory, 1984. Rated PG (In d lj Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 1 .35AM s a l e s m a n M U S T rescue Randolph Scott, Karen Steele. Per- Stereo) HAVE B EE N , [A8iE] Evening at the Improv 2.00AM CB Home Shopping Spree nell Roberts 1959 [USA] Murder, She Wrote Jessica at­ [CNN] Moneyline CB Sustaining HAPNOR [USA] He-Man and Masters of the tem p ts to uncover the e vid ence that links a ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire (ii) Medical Center Now arrange the circled letters to U n iv e rs e land sale to a murder (60 min.) 4--267 form the surprise answer, as sug­ [USA] Miami Vice (3® F a m ily F e u d yiO O P IV I C53 Inside Edition 8:30PM (X) (40) Young Riders Series n gested by the above cartoon. (38) Hart to Hart t^AS A JilhlloK |V\AliA6eR, | HAV£ pOM'T V(7U KAVe I CAkJ COFiTp^OL (jOHlCH Premiere (CC) Western. 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R E D U C E D to weekdays. ______646-4321 and computer expe­ moke offer. Commer­ $149,900. Call Owner. 647- attractive Interior. NEW YORK (AP) — Sixty com-: cial 4 boy garage - Lots of open space, MANCHESTER - Two panics have taken extraordinary rience necessary, in­ 1714. eye movement terested applicants call 200x100 lot, used car swimming pool, tot lot, and 3 bedroom apart­ steps to accommodate working personnel at 721-7393, re p a ir license, 2,700 COVENTRY $188,500 tennis and room to ments. 646-1218, ask to r Phil or Suzonne.______mothers, with benefits and other in­ SCHOOL NURSE Monday - Friday, 9om- sq.ft, building, new NEW TO THE MARKET room. Carport and od- 4Dm. dltlonol storage. WASHINGTON (AP) — ment to the user’s body, and is ducements such as child care centers ^ septic system, Coven­ £ wooded lot surrounds this 8 room Raised MANCHESTER - Aport- SUBSTITUTES try , $172,900. L u cra tive Priced to sell at ment tor rent. Call Americans will be able to operate several years ahead of voice-recog- and generous parental leave. Work- • Ranch. 3 bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, wall to wall carpeting through­ Manchester Board of antique business In his­ out, kwer tevel family room, applianced kitchen. Lots of priVeSy $138,000. Coll Barbara 529-7858 or 563-4438. computers, dial telephones and turn nition-type computers, said Joseph ing Mother magazine reports. ! toric district of Coven­ ideal for children. '' tor a private preview. Education seeks RN DISHWASHER/ BDLTDN - 4 room apart­ on lights just by looking at a new Lahoud, president of LC Tech­ Its survey on ‘The Best Com- ’ try, attached 7 room RE/MAX East of the ment, fireplace, car­ house, more than 18 R iver, 647-1419.0 machine that interprets eye move­ nologies. Tij.. panics for Working Mothers,” Substitutes $47.50 FOOD PREP peting, no pets. ments. “Our goal is to do this so you published in the October issue on per day. Orientation Full and part time years of present loca­ MANCHESTER - South- References required. TTie machine is being unveiled by tion, possible expan­ tleld Green, immediate $510 m onthly. 646-2311. don’t have anything attached’’ to the sale today, includes corporate giants program provided. positbns available. $5 sion of lower level. occupancy on this ex­ MANCHESTER - Dne Virginia’s Center for Innovative body, Lahoud said in an interview. such as International Business Call School Health to $8 an hour. Call for Inventory and real est­ ceptional 6 rm Town- Technology, a controversial project an appointment. ate Included. $414,900. MANCHESTER bedroom, centrally lo­ “Some disabled people object to Machines Corp., DuPont and Merck house, 3 bed rm's, liv­ cated, on busline, $495 Department. Philips Real Estate, ing rm, dining rm oreo that symbolizes the nationwide push having things attached.” & Co. Inc., as well as smaller con- > The Adams Mill $134,900 monthly plus utilities 647-3473. 742-1450.P and kitchen with fam­ by state legislatures to attract and At Tuesday’s demonstration, the cems such as regional banks and I Restaurant, Absolutely immaculate, and security. Call 646- EOE t v i ily rm area, 2'/2 baths, hold high-technology businesses. machine “spoke” typed commands hospitals. 646-4039 Vinyl Sided Cape! 3 2457 9am-5pm. OP t h e good habits bedrooms, paneled family pool, tennis, carport, The center, located in an inverted treed yard, $166,900. U MANCHESTER - Five and even played a computer card “The pity is there aren’t more Thrifty people hove deve­ room, newly renovated pyramid-shaped building near game with a reporter. loped Is doily reoding of 8. R R ealty, 643-2692.0 room apartm ent In 3 companies. It’s too bad it’s not the and decorated. Private family. Appliances, Washington Dulles International The center has been under fire 600 best companies,” said editor P A R T T IM E the ads In classified. backyard, attached MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ That's where they find MANCHESTER $700,000 carpeting, parking. Airport, will be opened officially since Virginia lawmakers in 1984 breezeway and garage. room unit located of $640 plus utilities. 643- Judsen Culbrcth. “But we do want to volue buys. Beacon HIM. Huge tonight when state and federal dig­ approved a plan by then-Gov. Char­ credit these companies as being for­ GREAT INVESTMENT 9664.______NEWS STAND DEALER T ^ ^ p l e x buildings with a total of 6 units. Owner will give master bedroom, slid­ nitaries tour the $34.5 million com­ les Robb to establish a non-profit ward-thinking.” ers o ff of liv in g room to MANCHESTER - Newer6 second mortgage to qualified buyer which makes it room duplex. Three plex. facility to link private enterprise The working mother is the Manchester area, deliver only to Honor HDMES possible to purchase with no money down. Interested parties courtyard. $109,900. bedrooms, I'/j baths, The star of Tuesday’s open house with the state’s college and univer­ fastest-growing category of the Boxes and stores. Established route. Work J FDR SALE may call our office for more information. David Murdock or Su­ san Donahue, Sentry full basement, deck. was the eye-conuolled computer. sity research programs. labor force. More tJian half of all approximately 15 hours per week. Must be Real Estate, 643-4060.0 All appliances. $750 MANCHESTER - Now Called Eyegaze, it was developed by It has had four prc.sidcnts in as women with children younger than ■ available at Press Time (12:30 pm) daily and monthly plus utilities. LC Technologies of Fairfax, Va., only 135,000 for these D. F. REALE, INC. 646-7693 anytim e. many years and invested more than age 6 work outside the home, vs. 12 ■ brand new, huge, excit­ Friday evening at 12:30 a.m. Delivery of pap­ REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ based on research at the University $37 million in research projects percent in 1950, the Labor Depart-i ing, 7 room , 1,800 sq. ft. 175 Main SI., Manchester BETTER THAN NEW ILDTS/LAND of Virginia. The Associated Press ers takes approximately 2'/? hours, Monday room s $500,3 bedrooms while attracting nearly $56 million ment says. !• beautiful contempor- 646-4525 $189,900 — I FDR SALE $650, $700, $725, 4 bed­ The machine costs between thru Saturday, dependable car a must. ory Townhouses. in matching funds from private in- PORTABLE MAC - >e Computer unveiled its first portable Macintosh computer Wed­ By the year 2(XK), the department Three years young, rooms, $795. Does not $32,000 and $68,000, and two have Please call Frank 647-9946 Cathedral ceilings, An­ MANCHESTER - New MANCHESTER - 5-5 Two LAND - Home site's Include utilities. 1 pet dusuy and other sources. nesday. The machif tt-. weighs 13.7 pounds and has a retail list price of $5,800. estimates 84 percent of all women I dersen windows, full Raised Ranch. been sold to disabled individuals. A Critics have said that five years L is tin g ! $171,500. 6 fa m ily . $179,000. Quiet ready for building per­ ok. Allbrio Realty 649- of childbearing age will be working. basements, 2x6 con­ room , 1 '/2 both Ranch Is neighborhood, nice Landscaped, open acre mits, build now or 0917.______third was sold to the Virginia after it was chartered, the center’s Nonetheless, less than 1 percent o f;; struction, family room crisp, bright and yard, 2 cor garage, gas lot In Andover. 3 later, build yourself, or Department of Rehabilitative Ser­ fireplace, central air, roomy. Situated on o MANCHESTER - 4 room mission remains unfocused, it is too all U.S. companies provide child « heat. Solid Investment! bdrms, 2 baths, 2 car out the lob out to bid. apartment. Applian­ vices in May. CERTIFIED NURSE AIDES oven/range, dls- huge private country Flano Real Estate, 646- Private land mort­ co.stly and .secretive, and the money care aid to employees. > garage. Many extras!! ces, separate utilities, 1 Immediate openings on 7am-3pm and hwosher, hood, dispo­ lot. YoYo Carroll, Sen­ 5200.O gages available from Eyegaze looks like a personal could better be spent by giving it Culbrcth said the 60 companies I sal, 3-4 bedroom s, 2 fu ll car parking. 643-4827. try Real Estate, 643- MANCHESTER - Owner developer. Manches­ computer, but uses a camera system directly to Virginia’s educational in­ Encyclopedia on compact disc listed recognize “there’s a labor; 3pm-11pm and 11pm-7am shifts. Full or part baths, washer/dryer 4060.□ MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ ter, Coventry, Hebron, time positions. hookups, cedar siding, anxious. $139,900. Lots room apartment, that interprets the eye movements of stitutions. shortage and they sec family benefit; MANCHESTER - 3 Fam­ of co u n try charm In Bolton, Andover and the operator. By focusing briefly on Every other weekend required wall-to-wall carpeting, a 3 Vernon. Coll now tor washer-dryer hookup. Former Virginia Gov. Lin wood packages as a real recruiting tool.” r tiled foyer, oak kitchen ily alum inum sided In this darling 3 bedroom, excellent condition. details. Flano Real Est­ Nice neighborhood. a keyboard on the computer screen, Holton, president of the center, ack­ •Ask about our child care reimbursement cabinets, two-zone gas 1'/2 both home featur­ $650 plus utilities. Se­ talks, plays music for pupils Deputy editor Susan Scligcr said • $196,500. Separate u tili­ ing 1st flo o r den, lovley ate, 646-5200.O a user may type messages or open or nowledged it has had an image heat, slider to deck and •Non-benefits rate of pay program ties. Quiet area on cul- curity deposit and ref­ the list was based on questionnaires * 2-car garage. Owners mature landscaped lot close files or gain access to IBM- problem as it walked a fine line be­ Will Train de-sac. Bob Taylor, erences. 649-4820 or 646- mailed to hundreds of businesses, as ’ will hold a second and oversized 2 car 4412. compatible software. tween being accountable to Utx- NEW YORK (AP) — The publishers of Compton’s Sentry Real Estate, 643- BOLTON I RDDMS compact disc, although in text only. mortgage of $32,900 at garage. Porter Street Eye movements also will operate payers while not revealing Encyclopedia are launching a computerized “talking” well as follow-up interviews with " Please call: Director of Staff Development, 4060.0 area. Century 21 - Ep- $169,900 FDR RENT MANCHESTER - West- The talking encyclopedia appears well-suited to the 8% with no principal or side, 3 bedroom du­ managers and employees. She said ; Crestfield Convalescent Home of Manchester MANCHESTER - Price steln R ealty, 647-8895.0 Country living, yet close household appliances such as lights proprietary trade secrets with poten­ version, offering the sounds of Mozart and even Richard the channel-flipping TV generation, since it encourages Interest payment due plex, fully carpeted. the company did not attempt to rank ; 643-5151. Reduced! $210,900. This MANCHESTER - Room and televisions by means of LC tially high economic values. Nixon saying, “I’m not a crook.” casual browsing. Students who look up “bees” can click tor 7 years. These are MANCHESTER - New to Httd. Vinyl sided w/lg. Also drapes on all win­ the finalists from best to worst. ^ s p a c io u s 10 ro o m Listing. $219,900. Spa­ 2 car garage. New, Ig. torrent. $70 per week, 1 Technologies software that links the e r r officials said the center has The talking encyclopedia, to be announced today, is beautiful single family month security. Fe­ dows. Electric stove on one symbol to see a picture of bees and another sym­ homes, not condomini­ Ranch has a gorgeous cious four bedroom, 2-stall barn w/electricity. machine with off-the-shelf mechani­ persuaded nearly 4(X) companies to intended for schools teaching students in the fourth bol to hear them buzzing. “It’s not like the Fartunc 500, I big bock yard with a 2 male preferred. 649- and refrigerator, oil ums; and there ore, of 2'/2 bath Colonial feat­ Over 3 acres of property. 1698. heat. Large bock yard. cal hardware. co-sponsor more than 450 research through eighth grades, although Compton’s says other “The sound is no gimmick, but rather an important which is cut and dried,” she said. ! course, no association level deck. Walk to uring oversized kit­ A horse lover's delight! CAR PHONE INSTALLER school. YoYo Carroll, Children accepted. No The machine will dial a projects. The center will receive a students could learn from it. component of the multimedia approach that makes learn­ “This is something subtler, more ; tees. Call today for chen, first floor family pets. $600/month plus High volume cellulardealer is seeking a dependable complete details on Sentry Real Estate, 643- room and laundry APARTMENTS telephone, and if the user is sp)cech- small share of royalties from cen­ Compton’s, not sparing the hyperbole, said there has ing compelling and more rewarding,” Stanley Frank, difficult to quantify.” i 4060.0 utilities. Security dep­ individual for installation of cellular car phones. these magnificent and room and lovely pri­ FDR RENT osit and references re­ impaired, the voice synthesizer will ter-sponsored commercial successes, not been such a significant development in publishing president of Britannica Software, said in a statement. Electrical background and experience necessary beautiful homes at vate yard. Century 21 - do the talking. It is a completely and there already have been some “since Gutenberg originated the method of printing from The magazine said the finalists i; quired. 649-1982. Students can zoom in on things that interest them. For were chosen based on salary, advan-! Contact Service at 525-8500. $167,900 w ith this very, Epstein Realty, 647- I LIKE private home. 3’/2 hands-free operation, witii no attach- promising advances, including: movable type.” very special financing. PDSSIBLE Rent With Dp- 8895. □______MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ example, they can zero in from a picture of the globe to a rooms. Lease. Secur­ room duplex. Security. —A machine that can harvest Compton’s MultiMedia Encyclopedia comes on a cement opportunity, support for • This Is on excellent tlonl! Builder will con­ PAR Excellence!! Every ity. Working single continent to a particular portion of one country in seven child care, and a benefits package ; TOW TRUCK DRIVER opportunity for first- sider 0 rent with option N ick, 646-7007. Paul, cucumbers without bruising them. compact disc tliat works in conjunction with a CD player aspect of thischarming mole preferred. 643- 647-1221. stages. The same goes for a timeline of U.S. history and a that included maternity leave, paren- ■ High traffic dealership is seeking a dependable time buyers and Inves­ on this brand new 7 rm home Is 1st cla s s fo rth e EAST HARTFORD 2880.______Hayden appointed —Technology to remove pollut­ and a personal computer. The student can search through individual to drive a flat bed truck. The job encom­ tors. Dwner will con­ Colonial on Shoddy MANCHESTER - Mature color anatomy of the human body. tal leave, adoption aid, flexible ■ 1st tim e buyer. S. M an­ 118 Main Street, 3 room ing sulfur from coal. the di.sk by typing on a computer keyboard or clicking a passes a Harlford/Boston radius and other frequent sider rent with option. M ill Rd. In Andover. 3 chester location and o $168,500 adult tor nice 4 room schedules, part-time work, job shar- ! PRICE REDUCED on apartment Including BOSTON (AP) — Eric W. —^Thc Good Turn Bed, which hand-held device called a mouse. The compact disc requires an IBM-compatible per­ long distance assignments. Individual must have a Rothman 8, Rothman, bdrm s, 2'/2 baths, fp, good price too! Low apartment. Fully car­ ing and support for care of elderly ; 646-4144.0 Anderson windows, this Aluminum sided 8i heot/hot water. $560 peted plus kitchen ap­ Hayden has been appointed presi­ contorts itself into seven different Besides sounds, the encyclopedia has animated pic­ sonal computer with a color screen, a speaker and a com­ Class II license. For more information call Bill at 525- 130’s. Call Linda per month. Security. dependents. j 8500. vinyl siding, super pri­ Brick 7 rm., 3 bdrm. pliances! $600 p e r dent and director of Investors Bank positions to relieve patient suffering tures, such as a moving skeleton; 15,000 still pictures, pact disc read-only memory (CD-ROM) player, which M ANCHESTER -$319,900. Brown, RE/MAX East Raised Ranch. 2 yr. old No pets. 646-2426, 9am- Reduced for quick sole. vate 5 acre lot! of the R iver, 647-1419 or month Including heat & Trust Co., succeeding Robert D. or which jiggles continually to together cost about $3,000. The disc itself costs $895, It said the lop 10 companies were $214,900. Jackson 8i heating system. 1 full 5pm weekdays. maps and charts; the full text of tlie 26-volume standard Lookout Mountain. An- evenings 647-8691.0 and 2 half bath. 2 car and hot water. (No Brace who will assume the position reduce the amount of tossing and Compton’s Encyclopedia; and the 65,000-entry Mcr- versus $695 for the regular encyclopedia. selected based on their superior I* Jackson Real Estate, R E D E C D R A TED - Se- pets) Coll 649-4000. saldl Built oversized 4 647-8400.O______LOVELY, One owner, garage. Large deck & of chairman of the board, the com­ turning during sleep. riam-Webster Intermediate Dictionary. A single disc can serve a network of 15-20 computers, showing in these categories. |- bedroom Colonial, 2Vi four room home. Beau­ large lot. cond floor apartment FIVE room apartment, pany announced. —Developing electromagnetic A student who types in a single word — say, “castle” Compton said. CLERK/TYPIST baths, large eof-ln kit­ IF The Shoe Fits..Wear tiful corner lot, mainte­ In 4 fa m ily . Appliances $600. Three room Among the top 10, for example, is ; Charnas Inc. a rapidly growing 4-A advertising It! It you need a great Included. $525 plus util­ apartment, $500. With Ptior to joining IB&T, Hayden bearings to support moving machine — will be given references to all kinds of related topics, chen w/wet bar and nance free exterior. A few bugs remain to be worked out. The animated se­ Apple Computer Inc., which • agency is in search of the fastest fingers "East glass doors to screened big house for a large Priced to sell at ities. Security and ref­ heat and hot water. was managing director of the Invest­ parts in space rather than lubricating including consu-uction techniques and the history of the family or extended quences are not yet ready and a brief look through the provides one of the most competi- • of the River." Responsibilities for this position porch. Plaster walls, 2 $122,500. Call Anne C. erences required. No Phllbrick Agency, 646- ment Banking Department at the them with oil films. Middle Ages. will include heavy word processing/typing, fireplaces, attic ton. fa m ily be sure to see Dorem us at 646-4611, or pets. 646-7336.______4200. disc Tuesday turned up a typographical error. Although live pay and benefit packages of any > this super 10 rm Cope Bank of Boston. From 1975 to 1985, —Fiber-optic sensing systems Compton’s, a unit of Encyclopedia Britannica Inc., ap­ the publishers say a student can type in a question and be filing and back up telephone coverage. The Completely private RE/MAX East of the FIRST flo o r ap a rtm e n t In U.S. company. It offers a child care ’ ideal candidate should be able to type 55 to 60 wooded yard. Three Cod In Manchester. 4-5 R iver, 647-1419.0______tour family with fur­ he was associated with Bank of that can be embedded in aircraft pears to be in the lead in the field of talking en­ You can make excellent directed to an answer, the program tends to get hung up center at its Cupertino, Calif., head- wpm and possess a flexible nature and blocks from 1-384. Im­ bdrms, 4 baths, huge nace and some ap­ America, and has also worked as an structures to find telltale vibrations cyclopedias. Grolier Inc. has had the text of its Academic family room, great NEAT As A Pin And Clean dish cloths from the mesh by even simple questions. quarters that is open until 7 p.m. ; excellent interporsonal skills. If you are mediate occupancy. As A W histle! $139,500. pliances. Redecorated. By owner 646-8711. Dak kitchen, full base­ bags In which oranges, independent consultant to financial that, for example, might indicate tlie American Encyclopedia on disc since 1985, but it docs About 250 schools have bought the unfinished version looking for a career in a fast paced advertising Describes this beauti­ $550 plus utilities. Se­ not have any pictures or sound. Apple also bestows $500 on all new • ment, fireplace, hw curity and references potatoes, onions, etc. are institutions, a company spokesman dangerous buildup of ice on wings for the fall semester, and it will officially go on sale Jan. agency, please forward a resume or contact PRICE Drastically Re­ ful, well cared tor 6 sold. Just boll tor 15 babies of its employees and provides ' duced. Super Buy. firs, large deck and a MANCHESTER required. No pets. 646- said Tuesday. or cracks in other aircraft parts. Encyclopedia Britannica itself al.so is available on Lisa Pustis at: room home with large m inutes In w ater to which up to $3,000 in adoption aid. Great family home fantastic 151x181 yard! 7336. Charnas Incorporated $199,900. Jackson S. 1st flo o r fa m ily room , $232,000 chlorine bleach has been with room to grow. new patio and garage. DNE DF A KIND U&R 30 Locust Street. 4 room Pleasant fam ily neigh­ Jackson Real Estate, added. Put still good but 76 Eastern Blvd. 647-8400.O______Appliances, Including Built Contemporary In heated apartment 1st borhood. Walk to Mar­ no-longer needed furni­ Glastonbury, CT 06033 washer and dryer, are exclusive area. 8 rooms, floor. Security. No ture and appliances bock tin School, Globe Hol­ HEBRDN - Victorian, 7 staying too! You’ve 4 bdrms., 2 baths, 2 car pets. $650 m onthly. 646- 657-8600 low. Large living areas ro o m . $320,000. The Into use by selling them got to see this one! It's garage. Above ground 2426, 9am-5pm, with a low-cost Classified. w ith the country charm warm glow from the pool, deck, lovely yard. weekdays. 0 beauty. Anne Miller 643-2711. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING appeal. Squeaky clean bedroom and living Real Estate, 647-8000.O MUCH MDREI! 643-2711 Inferior. Manicured ro o m fire p la c e s , a SDUTH Windsor - Tradl- over-sized lot. You crisp cool breeze from CARS ^ARS WEEKEND COOK the central air system. tlonol Colonial. STRANO REAL won't believe the price $229,900. V in y l sided 4 FDR SALE FDR SALE LOST on this gorgeous Colon­ The romantic and re­ ESTATE PART TIME 1 7 7 1 PART TIME f7 7 |H E L P HELP Sam -1pm laxing luxury of a bedroom C olonial. 1st 395 North Main St. AND FOUND IllJ H E L P HELP 1 7 7 1 HELP ia l. A sking $179,900. floor fireplaced family I HELP WANTED liH JH E L P WANTED L i i l WANTED WANTED Health care experience necessary. Call B arbara fo r a steamy lacuzzi In your Manchester, CT ■ q WANTED WANTED WANTED master bedroom suite room , 2'/2 baths, eat-ln UJJ Over 18, high school diploma and guided tour. RE/MAX kitchen and fo rm a l din ­ FOUND - White cat with East of the River, 647- are lust a tew features 647-"S0LD” CARTER’S ANNUAL BOOKKEEPER - Part NEED 2 part tlme(Ap- MANAGEMENT Trai­ PERSONNEL Assistant - ing room. Plus above front double paws CRUISE Ship Jobs - All AUTOMOTIVE Techni­ ability to work with others a must. 1419.0 Inthlsnewhome. Flano around Forest Ridge time, Wednesday - Fri­ proxlmately 30 hours) nees: Our wholesale Mansfield Board of Ed- GLASTONBURY - Full ground pool sur- day, 8am-5pm. Ac­ sales secretary. Must positions available. 1- cian - We need a me­ time day care teacher 225 bed facility, paid training. Con­ WATER Front - Spiffy Real Estate, 646-5200.a Condos. 549-1919 leave supply chain develops ucatlon, for 701-221-2006.______rounded by decking. DEMO SALE counts receivable and be able to meet great managers from the permanent, full time chanic with experience needed for our 4 year tact Bill Cole, 647-9191. Ext. 36 w ater fro n t home In IMMACULATE Inside D.W. Fish Realty, 643- message. In both new and used loo^CDNOOMINIUMS payable, payroll. Ex­ people and work with ground up. Begin In position. Personnel MACHINIST - Knowledge old room. Nice atmos­ Glastonbury. Beautiful And Dut 3 brs, 2 baths, 1591.0______This is the time to swing perience required. Of­ computer. Call Ed of Bridgeports or equi­ cars. If you are con­ phere and location. 633- nature's paradise- Dia­ fdr sale warehouse and deliv­ background and office double closets In mbr, ELLINGTDN - In-ground '^‘ ! fice located In M an­ Thornton, 646-3515 valent required. 647- scientious about the 1508. MEADOWS MANOR mond Lake. Priced to into our lot for the PART TIME ery then go wherever experience required. cathedral celling In Ir pool, clapboard sided 6 chester. Call 528-1300 Manchester Honda, 8596. EOE work you perform and SOUTH sell In the 160’s. Get a your ability allows. Human relations skills and dr, floor to celling room Cape on beautiful BE Healthy and Happy! VALUE BUY OF THE YEAR! HELP WANTED for appointment. Auto.______are Interested In a 50K step ahead of the Contact Ken at Man­ and strong attention to SEC RETAR Y/Receptloi fireplace In family 150x250 lot, hardw ood $94,500. The tltness- plus earning potential 1st wanted for medical weather with this PART Time property ma- THE Town of Andover Is chester Wlnnelson,649- detail desired. Salary MORNING Position room, enloy the pri­ floors, 2 car garage, mlnded professional SAMPLE BUY at a busy Import deal- beauty. Coll and ask SAMPLE BUY BABYSITTER - Self Em­ nager/secretary. looking for a part time 4563.______range $17,854-522,266 available for dependa­ office full or part time. vacy from rear porch adlacent '/a acre build­ will take advantage of ershlp. Call 525-8500. Apply with references. for Ron. RE/MAX East and deck. North Cov­ ployed mom Is looking Needed for profes­ custodian to clean DISH Washer - Local food per year plus benefits. ble person. Hours 8am- ing lot also available. an In-ground pool, 89 CHEV CAPRICE 89 CHEV CIO 4X4 AUTO Body Technician - C all 646-4546. WAREHOUSE HELP of the R iver, 647-1419.n for day time childcare sional real estate of­ three municipal build­ service company has Closing date Sep­ 1pm dally, must have e n try, $174,900. P hilips Great opportunity tor sauna, exercise and CLASSIC 4 DOOR PICKUP Busy dealership look­ NAMCO — One of America’s largest retailers of Reol Estate, 742-1450.O 5.7 V-A. Auto. HO Shodia A Raar Springi. for 18 month old son, 8 fice. Must have typing, ings. This position Is a an opening position for tem ber 25, 1989. A p p li­ an excellent driving CDNTEMPDRARY Flair c o n tra c to r. $149,900. pool room. Wow! This ^0. AC. PS. Pa P Wndom A CY Lodu. P ing for a skilled worker above ground pools, spas, and patio furniture Sana. S»f*o.TrftWh*al. PTrunkOpanat, Btc- EngineOl Coder. Trana. Coder.H D Chawe to 10 hours per week- word processing, 17 hour a week lob, a hardworking person cations at Board of record. Duties Include, LABORER - Heavy duty - C athedral celling In BDLTDN - New 7-room Philips Real Estate, Im m aculate 1st flo o r nc Daioogaf and m«iy mort ooiana. Speed Contd. Storeo wto me'y more opeona who takes pride In own Wg. U«l Price S17.9M MIgUstPrkM $16,743 /schedule may vary. strong communication flexible hours. Please to loin ourteam. Duties Education Office, 4 cleaning cars, running work. Apprentice to has immediate openings for full time warehouse great room. Ap- Contemporary located 742-1450.O______condo unit has 2 bed­ References required. and organizational contact the Office of South Eaglevllle Road, errands and general work. Quality Indlvldu- learn basement water­ pllonced kitchen with LeMC«lw0iic -^384 Lee* CerHr Disc -1,963 Include washing pots, personnel at our location in Manchester. In preferred area! rooms and 2 baths and Leas Factory Rabele ______647-0809.______skills. Send written re­ S torrs, CT 06268. (429- chores. Contact Tom gls. Call 525-8500. proofing. Must have FHA/Farmers Approved - 1.000 LetoFteeTftoip -795 Selectman, 742-7305 or emptying trash and Positions are permanent, full benefits package, large dining space and $327,900. D v e r 2,800 New Homes on 1-3 Is located In a private, sume to Mr. Rossetto, apply at the Town of­ 3349) E.O.E. K elley, 646-6464. C arter license and car. $7 per lots of storage. Large SALE PRICE $14,550’ SALE PRICE $13,985 SEWING - Commercial light cleaning. Weofter AUTO and truck me­ sq.ft, featuring 3 quiet, complex and Mig Koxe Aveie>l« Upon R^uaat hour fo start. Call 647- hours 8am-5pm, overtime available. acres, 4 or 5 rooms, 2-3 sewing operation lo­ ERA Blanchard 8. Ros­ fice building, Monday $7 to start and super Chevrolet, 1229 Main chanic. Experience deck, bay window, two bdrm s; 2'/2 baths; cen­ comes complete with 1901. ABOVE AVERAGE WAGE5. brs, full basement, cated In M anchester setto, Incorporated through Friday, 9am- benefits. Call 633-4663, DISHWASHERS/Expe- Street, Manchester. only. Top wages and bedrooms. This mobile tral vac; 2 decks; h/w vinyl siding, call for all appliances Includ­ Realtors, 189 West Cen­ 4pm .______rlenced waitresses - A ll needs part-time sewers Glastonbury. Ask for benefits. 647-9552. Please apply In person to: home has It all plus floors; f/p family rm; details $109,000- ing air conditioning. SAMPLE BUY SAMPLE BUY ter Street, Manchester, shifts available. Apply privacy and quiet. Ask­ Convenient to route to sew bags. Industrial PART Time hours 6pnv Dave. GRAMPY'S Corner Store MACHINE Operators - NAMCO and 2-car garage. Call $114,900. P hilips Real CT 06040.______In person Patio Restau- ing In the 70's. Call and today! Klernan Realty, 384. Anne M iller Real 89 CHEV AST R O CL 89 CHEV CORSICA garments, etcetera. 10pm. M onday - F ri­ Is looking for a few First and second shifts. CALL ABOUT THE 100 5anrlco Drive Estate, 742-1450.O Contact Mohawk In­ COOK - Part-time, nights. day. South end of rant, 250 Hartford Rd. talk with Valerie. Inc. 649-1147.0 Estate, 647-8000.D P A SS VAN 4 DOOR JEFFERSON House good people. We cur­ Set up and operate CNC V-«. faui AC, PS. Pa FV(. P O. l« * i, Sww Manchester, CT 06040 RE/MAX East of the Caa anod mee.----- V-A. Auto. AC. PS, P6, Sweo Can CruM -1,730 LeesCailere Disc 940 tious, dependable, energetic, full time sales THERAPY DRIVERS WANTED an immediate opening for a Phlebotomist in our Less Factory Rebate time position. Car a neces­ lonial on Farmstead $129,900. A llbrio LM 4 Fa c k lylW »l> -600 -600 South Windsor Internal Medicine Group is Early mornings, 7 days a Manchester lab. Must have own transportation. Sala­ associates will feel right at home! For confi­ sity. Call: Dr. In East Hartford. R ealty, 649-0917. $1 3 5 ,0 0 0 Full time/part time position available for SALE PRICE $11,165’ SALE PRICE $9,850’ dential interview.... don’t delay — call today! seeking a full time medical receptionist. week for home delivery of ries recently reviewed. (Dft Dak St.) 4 bdrms, a friendly, energetic individual to work national newspaper. No Marge Brown M ANCHESTER - M a rb le Uig Kowe AvelAle Upo, lequaet Idg. tovoKe Ave' able Upv Hequeat Duties include; answering phones, greet­ Share in our success through company growth, a team 1.5 baths, fireplace, hw S treet. $209,000. Im ­ collections. Dependable 658 -1 1 35 floors, large eat-ln kit­ Frank Strano in a busy, out-patient physical therapy environment, competitive salaries, profit sharing, travel maculate 2 family lo­ ‘Lower finance rates are available In lieu o( rebates ing and directing patients, scheduling vehicle a must. We will or chen with appliances, JA C K LAPPEN REALTY clinic in Manchester. Will train the right reimbursement, and excellent benefits. Interested cated In quiet dead end STRANO REAL ESTATE appointments, transcription of progress train. Routes available In; applicants should contact Mr. Fredericks at (203) summer porch over­ street. Unique home We Buy Used Cars & Trucks Outright. 647-9849 looks fabulous yard individual who likes to work with Manchester - $6S0 per 6 8 8 -5 7 2 9 . features 4 bedrooms; 647-"S0LD” notes. Previous medical experience re­ maintained to perfec­ people. Must be able to work early month. 2'/2 baths; centrol a/c; CHEVROLET quired. Insurance knowledge helpful. Ex­ WELCOME VVe are an equal opportunity employer m/f/h/v. tion! New vinyl siding hottub; and 2 car gar- H's What We Do Best! Entry level management tor easy care! Priced 643-4263 GEO evening hours Monday-Friday. Please cellent benefits package. Call 644-2547. positions available also. agel Dwner down pay­ CARTER WAGON Put Your Abilities to the Test rig h t at $179,900. Jack- ment assistance avail­ call 645-1886 for further information. Call 1-800-424-2475 son 8, Jackson Real EOE able! Klernan Realty, 1229 Main St. • Open Evenings till 8, Fri. till 6 • Manchester Estate, 647-8400.a Inc. 649-1147.11 20—MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Sept. 20, 1989

MISCELLANEOUS OFFICE/RETAIL TAG CARS CARS . SERVICES EQUIPMENT I CARS SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE GSL Building M ainte­ SMITH Corona Electric - Intervenes Specialist nance Co. Commercl- Excellent, hardly used. NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 1971 - Satellite Se bring, PONTIAC 1980 Sunbird - 2 OLDS 1964 - Dynamic 88 Frustrated eral Statute 23-65 prohibits Shakeup ol/ResIdentlol building $55. Mott Fuller 568- 383 big block, 727 trans­ door, 4 cylinder, auto­ Station Wagon. Possi­ the posting of odverflse- mission. New crank matic, sun roof, 63,000 ble restoration or repairs and home Im­ 2366, before lOom. menfs by any person, firm or provements. Interior and bearings. $2500. miles. $800 or best parts. Best offer. 643- corporoflon on o telegraph, 646-6649. otter. 644-2833. 5967. Governor wants Corps and exterior pointing, Wishing will not sell any­ telephone, electric light or Inability to score D#! light carpentry. Com­ power pole or to o free, Gorbachev reshuffles thing ... a low-cost od In plete lonltorlol ser­ shrub, rock, or any other out of road decisions/3 vice. Experienced, rel­ Classified will. Why not n a tu ral oblecf w ithout o w rit­ CARDINAL sch a lLer getting to the Huskies/11 ploce one today! 643-2711. ten permit tor the purpose of ACURA QUALITY ITRUCKS/VANS top Politburo lineup/6 iable, free estimates. BUICK, INC. PRE-OWNED AUTOS 643-0304.______protecting It or the public and 1088 Pont Grand Am $8890 FOR SALE CARPENTRY/ CLEANING SERVICES corries o fine of up to $50 fo r S3 N ltgin Stanza *3495 eoch offense. 1088 Buick Century $10,980 5 Spd . A/C, Starao REMODELING JUNK Removal from 1988 Buick LeSabre $11,980 67 Callca OT9 M1495 1971 BRONCO In storage. PETS AND MANCHEsteft - aA57- 5 Spd . Loadad. Rad your home. 646-3359, Ing! 85 School Street, 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 53 Pontiac SOOO LE *3995 Blue and white. Mint COUNTRY CLEANERS leave message. SUPPLIES 1988 SOLD Wagon $11990 VS, Auto, Loadad condition. 56,000 origi­ September 23rd, 24th, 1988 Dodge Dakota PAJ $8980 54 Chav Caprice Claialc *4995 GCF HOME Commercial and residential. 9am-4pm._____ VS. Loadad nal miles, 302 standard. Experienced and dependable. FREE - Two Ferrets, 1987 Chev Conv Van $13990 86 Acura Integra 3 Dr *11495 $10,000 firm. 228-0787 SERVICES male and female. Call TAG Sale - Lawn furni­ 1987 Buick Park Ave $11850 Auto. A/C, Low MHaa, Rad Call for a free estimate. 86 Chav Nova *3995 mornings and evenings Remodeling, repair, decks, GARDENING 292-6217. ture, scatter rugs, toys, 1987 Honda CRX, 2Dr. *7380 Auto. Starao or 633-5488.______Carol Green etcetera. Saturday, 1988 Chevy Monte Carlo $8496 trim work, small jobs. 65 Toyota Corolla SR-S *3995 1971 GMC Dump Truck - CHRYSANTHEMUMS - September 23, 9am- 1986 LeSabre LTD Cpe. $8980 S Spd . A/C. Starao. Ctaan Senior Citizen Discount 649-0778 87 Jeep Wrangler *8995 6500 series, 5-7 yards. You dig your con­ 4pm. 25 Phyllis Road, 1988 LeSabre Coat Cpe $8480 645-6559 MISCELLANEOUS 5 Spd . V-6. Soft Top Excellent condition. tainer. 550 Bush Hill FOR SALE (oft Gardner Street). 1986 Buick Electra 380 $9980 65 Buick Century *4995 ELECTRICAL Rood, Manchester. 1985 Buick Riviere $9460 Auto, A/C New - brakes, front, 83 Honda Accord LX *4395 end, transmission, pto- ABLE HOME When you have some­ 1985 Cadi Sed. Dev $8995 5 Spd.. A/C manrlipatpr iirralfi 1985 Buick Regal Cpe. $6860 03 O ldt Ciera *3995 ond shaft, drive line:! "EASY DOES IT ” Is the thing to sell, find a cash VS. Auto, A/C IMPROVEMENT CONSTANTINE ELECTRIC E N D R O L L S 1985 Chev Cavalier $5490 clutch. $5,800 firm. 228- Established 1981 wav to describe placing a buyer the easy way... with 64 Olda Cutlaaa *3995 No job too small want od. Just call 643-2711 27'/i" width — 25C 1985 Olds Clara $5895 Auto. A/C. P S 0787 mornings or Introduces the a low-cost od In Classi­ 1985 Buick Century Sod. $8380 MANY OTHERS TO CHOOSE FROM evenings. Free estimates and we do the rest! 13" width — 2 for 25® fied. 643-2711. MANOR ROOM 81 Adams St., Manchester 345 CENTER ST., 1986 CHEVY Pick-up - 8 Fully insured and Newsprint end rolls can be MANCHESTER Custom designed modular 6 49 -45 71 foot bed, 21,000 miles, licensed picked up at the Mancheeter 647-7077 addition. Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. $7000 or best otter. Newsstand Price: 35 Cents • Llghtwolpht — can ba addad 646-1284 FURNITURE Monday through Thursday. CARS 649-1698. to axlatlng dacha or patlo't t h r e e metal oak top FOR SALE GMC 1988 4x4 Loaded • No foundation naa'dad ao DUMAS ELECTRIC TABLE Wrought Iron, BOB RILEY can ba built anywbara desks with office chairs pick up with deluxe Service changes, black, 30x42, oblong, CLYDE • Quality matarlala and 2 television stands. 1985 SUBARU DL 4 door CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. cap. Excellent condM • tnauiatad additional wiring and glass top with 4 padded OLDSMOBILE Call 649-2371. Sedan - Standard trans­ R O U TE 83, V E R N O N tion. $12,500. GMC 1988 • Moat K>ba complatad In ona repairs on existing chairs. Excellent con- 259 M im * St., Minch. Bolton zoning hoard backs moratorium, sets hearing date pick up with cap. Ex­ waak. HOLIDAY Health Execu­ mission, 42,000 miles, 649 1749 Also complete remodeling homes. Quality work at dltlon. $65, 872-8974. $3,000. 646-7423. 80 Malibu Classic Wag. '2 9 9 5 cellent condition. tive Membership - 84 Caprice Classic Cpe. '6 8 9 5 By James F. Henry service affordable prices. WING Chair - Navy blue SUBARU 1988 GL-10 XT6 New 1989 Cuttass $11,800. 643-5614. Mark Johnson, chairman of the Zoning Commission, Value over $850. Asking 84 Buick Century Wag '5 9 9 5 moratorium probably would not inconvenience many said. • Addition • Oacka Entirely owner operated. check. Like new. 646- $600. Five dollar a year Coupe. Excellent con­ Ciera 4 Dr. Sedan Manchester Herald said at a meeting of the commission Wednesday that the • Roofing • Roofing 1427.______85 Reliant 4 Door '4 9 9 5 people. Building permits for residential properties have 27 years exp. Call dues. Use any location. dition. 12K, loaded. St# 9410 Johnson said the commission would not enact the • Qaragaa • Siding 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr '9 9 9 5 proposal practically mirrors a building ban in the town of been slow lately, and Johnson said, “With the markets • Dormara • KItchan’a Joseph Dumas SIX Piece Bedroom Set - 642-7338.______Asking $12,900. Call 646- Tilt. Int. Wipers, A C 4 Season. BOLTON - The Zoning Commission has unanimous­ moratorium immediately after the public hearing. He said • Raplacamant WIndowa Dark walnut, black 5115.______85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. '7 2 9 5 DIv. Bench Seat. RearDefog- MOTORCYCLES/ East Granby. He said the East Granby ban was success­ the way they arc now, this probably will not be a 646-5253. SEARS Riding Mower - 8 86 Della 88 2 Door '9 9 9 5 ger, P185/75R14 WW Tires. ly voted to support a nine-month moratorium on residen­ ful. the board probably will vote on the issue at its montlily Call Ron trim , $500. 647-9028 horse power, new en­ MOPEDS problem.” meeting on Nov. 15. evenings. VOLVO DL 1982 - 4 door 86 Bonneville 4 Door '6 9 9 5 2.5 Liter EFI L4 (Tech IV), AT, tial building, a change from an original plan to halt con­ gine. $500. Sears stove, Composite Halogen Head­ Johnson had originally proposed a six-month building 643-9966 MISCELLANEOUS Sedan, light blue, 103K, 86 Century Wagon '7 4 9 5 struction here for six months. The proposal would not affect already approved sub­ The commission also will have to hire a firm to CONVERTIBLE sofa 2 ovens, $200. 646-3413. great shape. $4200. 649- lamps, Bumper Molding HONDA 1986 XR-250R - In moratorium to buy officials time to revamp the town's SERVICES 86 Chevrolet Celebrity '7 4 9 5 Front & Roar, PB Front Disc Storage three yeors, The proposal, which has attracted both opposition and divisions and other developments which have received revamp the town’s zoning laws before enacting the bed. In beige tones. GOLF Clubs used starter 3514. zoning regulations. He said the commission had con­ FARRAND REMOOEUNG Like new. $250. Twin 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr '6 1 9 5 Rear Drum, Body Side Mold­ 175 miles. Showroom support among some of the town’s top elected officials, zoning approval. moratorium, he said. Room addttlona, dacka roofing, and full sets. $25 to $85. BUICK Skylark 1980 - 2 86 Chevrolet Spectrum '4 9 9 5 ing. Front Wheel Drive, Rear condition. Street regis­ sidered supporting a ban on residential building for as beds, $50 each. 742-9082 Side Mirror. is to be the subject of a public hearing on Nov. 1 at 7:30 The commission also reviewed a request for propo.sals Johnson said he has spoken with members of the town aiding. wIndowa and guttara All HAWKES TREE SERVICE after 5pm. Also miscellaneous door, excellent condi­ 86 Chevrolet Celebrity '7 1 9 5 tered, light kit. $2400 or long as a year, but later decided that nine months would typaa of ramodaling ar>d rapaira clubs. 649-1794. Over 56 to choose from Wednesday that will be sent to firms interested in revis- Bucket, truck & chipper, tion, 52,OOOmiles,$1500. 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. '8 7 9 5 best offer. 228-0787. in the Community Hall. It would halt all building of be long enough. Planning Commission, and they agree witJi the premise Call Bob Farrand, Jr. stump removal. Free • ing the town’s zoning laws. “The proposal shall be for 643-1783. 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr '1 3 7 9 5 Starting at residential properties but would not affect commercial of the moratorium. He said after the meeting that his Bus. 647-8509 aatimataa. Special Johnson said he expects there to be people opposed to the review, revision, addition and updating to current consideration for elderly CARS CARS CHEVETTE 1977 - 2 door, 87 Chevrolet Celebrity '9 4 9 5 and industrial development. the moratorium at the public hearing, but he added the Res. 645-6849 and handicapped. auto, runs well, looks $10,999* CARS standards of the Bolton Zoning Regulations,” Johnson Plea.se sec B O L TO N , Page 10 FOR SALE FOR SALE good. $250 or best offer. 872-9111 *lncludea All QM Incantivet 647 7553 643-7340 offer 5:30pm. OR Financing at tow at 2.9% FOR SALE CARPENtERS/HANDYMEN Reasonsbiy priced residen­ tial improvements. Cleaning, PIANO TUNING Democrats’ hauling, building, remodel­ Mark Trotier ing (le kitchens, baths, and rec rooms). All calls an­ 15 Years Exerience Test scores swered. References. 647-1B24 Reasonable Rates caucus may 647-5719

PAINTING/PAPERING Screened loam, gravel, lure Osella processed gravel, dip in town sand, stone, and fill for VY By Alex Girelli INTERIOR/EXTERIOR delivery call George Manchester Herald PAINTING Griffing 742-7886. By Rick Santos ing refused to release the results of Painting & light Carpentry, Manchester Herald the SAT exam today, saying they Driveway Sealed, Porches & 8 9 Democratic town directors say C first must be reported to the town’s GUTTER Hatchways rebuilt. they will caucus for the first time in Galligan & Co. Results from the Scholastic Ap­ Board of Education. CLEANING 649-1698/643-6386 titude Tests taken last year by the The average verbal score for public Sept. 28 following a state SERVICE YEAREN® 1989 graduating class of Manchester Manchester High School students ruling that two previous caucuses for estimate call High School show that scores dipped eight points to 435, and the were illegally held behind closed Wall Papering and doors. 875-0634 or 875-9142. dropped for the second year in a row average math score dropped three Painter points to 476. From 1987 to 1988, But Republican Director Ronald 30 years Experience but still were at or above the state average. Manchester students’ scores Osella said today if the Democrats Insurance and LAWN CARE In Coventry, meanwhile, verbal decreased nine points on the verbal discuss items on the agenda for the References part of the test and one point on the Board of Directors’ meeting Oct. 3, MARTY MATTSSON CUEARANtt SA test score averages jumped 25 points General Yard Clean Up math portion. the caucus will actually be a special 649-4431 to 460 and the math averages in­ • Lawns Raked The SAT is a two-part, multiple- meeting, for which public notice is • Brush Removal creased six points to 491. Bolton required. “IFe can teti ou • Tree Removal High School Principal Joseph Flcm- choice, college-entrance examina­ • Hedge Trimming tion with verbal and math sections Osella said he would attend the what to look for... • And More • Reasonable Rates ONLY scored on a scale of 200 to 800. Democrats’ caucus if he receives an and what to look Coll 657-9761 Manchester High School’s acting agenda which indicates the time and out fo r r principal Wilson Dcakin said ^ the place of the meeting. decreasing averages during the last Osella was responding to an an­ CONCRETE Judge decides The Asscxiialed Press HarBro two years are caused by increased nouncement by Democratic Mayor participation. Of the 447 members RESCUE — Rescue workers remove passengers from the wreckage of a plane in New Peter P. DiRosa Jr. that caucuses of Painting Roman Spiewak LOWEST YEAR embryos life, of the 1989 graduating class, 278 York’s East River late Wednesday. the Democratic directors will be of Manchester Mason Contractor (62 percent) of the students took the held publicly from now on. DiRosa Brick, Block or Stone exam. Dcakin said the 62-pcrccnt said the Sept. 28 gathering will in­ Chimneys. Patios, Walla not property Quality Painting New. Restorations and Repaifs END PRICES figure represents the average per­ clude discussion of items to be taken Services 646-4134 centage of students taking the exam up at the next board meeting. MARYVILLE, Term. (AP) — A since 1987. DiRosa’s announcement came •Free Estimates judge ruled today that seven frozen Aborted Get tha* chimney re­ USAir flight skids “You know your elite kids are al­ after the state Freedom of Informa­ •Senior Citizen Discounts human embryos caught up in a paired before wlnterl Call FACTORY REBATES ways going to take the tesL” Dcakin tion Commission found that the •Aluminum & Vinyl now for a free estimate. 12 divorce battle should go to the Powerwashing said. “Now you have kids from Democrats, who arc a majority on Fully insured. bebhttasava'^ woman who hopes to have a child other areas looking at college, who the Board of Directors, caucused il­ with them, not the estranged hus­ into East River, killing two 6 4 6 -6 8 1 5 TALAGA MASONRY UP TO $1250 are taking the test, who are not scor­ legally with others present. The FOI We’re Here To Serve 643-8209 band who doesn’t want to be a ing as well.” father. NEW YORK (AP) — A USAir Wednesday for unknown reasons, held fast to driftwood until a police Please see CAUCUS, Page 10 Dcakin said members of the Class WALLPAPERING & COMPUTERS Circuit Court Judge W. Dale jet carrying 63 people aborted authorities said. boat plucked them from the water. OR of 1989 arc not necessarily academi­ takeoff and skidded into the East Got a new computer? “Something happened and he put Officials said two passengers in PAINTING Young ruled in favor of Mary Sue cally dcficcnt because they did not Callinga Rapalrad or Raplaced Davis over husband Junior Davis. River, killing two people. About 10 on the brakes. The plane took a dip the rear of the jet were killed. 1 nau rad/Ralaran caa Need a tutor? test well. people were rescued clinging to TODAY Do you own ■ computor? Lot mo He said the embryos created and the next thing I knew all hell Forty-five people were taken to the G .L McHugh holp you find out whot your “We found that out when they GMAC FINANCING driftwood, while others huddled on broke loose,” said passenger Larry hospital; two were reported in 643-9321 computor con do for you. llirough in-vitro fertilization were took the PSATs (Preliminary the wing. Koop Incomo Ux rocordt. life and not property. Martin of New York City, who hud­ serious condition and a third was in I n d e x Draft lottoro. Scholastic Achievement Tests). The judge ruled that “from fer­ “We just grabbed on to a big dled in blankets with his wife. stable condition after a heart attack. Son out your paymont ichoduloo. FROM 2.9%/2 YRS Let’s see what happens with the piece of wood and held on for dear Valeric. 20 pages, 2 sections AffordaMe Roofing Do monttily billing. tilization, the cells of a human The Coast Guard said overnight Beat I any reaaonable eatimate. class of 1990.” life,” said Tom Newberry, 27, of Tooch your kidt computor oklllt. embryo are differentiated, unique “People were on lop of each that up to six people were missing All types roofing and repairs. Find out whot you con do on tho The increased participation, he New York City. Classified_ Natiorv'Wbrld_ 6-7 30 years experience. Licensed and specialized to the highest degree other. People were screaming. There and divers were sent to look for computor. NO CHARGE FOR Com ics__ Obituaries_____ 2 end Insured. INITIAL H HOUR INTERVIEW To TO 6.9%/4 YRS. said, reflects “a change in the at- The pilot of the 9-month-old was the smell of gas. Everyone was a S F ^ S T O C K them. But an airline spokeswoman, Focus dotormino both your noodo and If I Boeing 737-400 decided to abort saying ‘Get out! Get out! Get out!”’ Opinion_____ 8-9 ★ 649-0894^ con bo of ooolstonco. Please see EM B R Y O S , Page 10 Local/State Sports____ 11-14 t r u c k s If* ®^OW II Please see SATs, Page 10 takeoff from LaGuardia Airport late he said. The Martins got out, and 6 4 9 -6 76 3 Plca.se see CRASH, Page 10 Lottery____ Television___ 15 SALE ENDS CONDOMINIUMS HOMES FOR RENT FOR RENT SEPTEMBER 27TH!! HURRICANE HUGO BRAND New Condo - MANCHESTER - New 3 Never lived In 3 bed­ bedroom Colonial, I'/a room Townhouse/ V/i baths, garage. $950 baths, central olr/voc, monthly plus utilities. 2 Troops secure airfield oil appliances Includ­ month security deposit SAMPLE BUYS SAMPLE BUYS Storm’s leading edge and references. No in g microwave, 'I r------^ washer, dryer and Ice pets. 643-2121. NEW upon arrival on island maker. Wall to wall NEW NEW NEW NEW is felt on East Coast carpeting, fireplace, 1989 CAVALIER 1989 BERETTA 1989 S-10 PU STORE AND 2 Dr, A/C, AT #2258 1989 y# TON 4X4 1989 CORSICA deck, attached garage Loaded #2113 V6, AT, AC #1015 v-6, AT. Tahoe #2053 V6. AT, AC #2013 WASHINGTON (AP) — The first contingent of U.S. CHARLESTON, S.C. (AP) — Hurricane Hugo’s lead­ w/door opener, secur­ OFFICE SPACE Factory Uit $ 9 713 Factory Uat $16689 Factory U«t $12636 Factory Uat $ 1116 6 Factory Uat $13994 troops sent to restore calm to the hurricane-ravaged Vir­ ing edge brought rain to the lower East Coast today, and ity system and full Factory Robato •$600 Factory Robato -$600 Factory Robato -$1000 gin Islands arrived in St. Croix today and moved im­ basement. Central lo­ Factory Robato $795 Factory Rabata -$1000 thousands fled inland. MANCHESTER - Prime mediately to secure the airfield and “deploy troops as cation short walk to East Center Street lo­ $ 9 113 $15894 $ 12 0 3 6 $10166 $12994 With landfall expected as early as tonight between Manchester Hospital, necessary,” Pentagon officials .said. cation! Attractive Co­ Yoar Ea< Dhc. -$ 214 Yoar Ead Disc. -$1600 Vaar Eaii Disc. .$837 Yoar Ead Olac. -$467 Yaar End Olac. •$1500 Rorida and North (Tarolina and the killer storm’s winds parkade and many lonial decore with fire­ President Bush authorized the use of the troops to halt rising to 110 mph, schools were closed, homes were churches. No children. YOUR PRICE $8899 YOUR PRICE YOUR PRICE $ 1119 9 YOUR PRICE $9699 place. Great road L------$14294 ^ L------YOUR PRICE $ 114 9 4 a looting frenzy and protect residents and tourists from No pets, trucks, R Vs or visibility and parking. - boarded up, residents stocked up on emergency supplies motorycles. $1200 per the lawlessness still gripping St. Croix two days after and shelters opened. Security system. $925 Hurricane Hugo’s devastation. month plus utilities. per month. Allbrio The military brought aircraft inland and sent ships out Call 646-8711. Realty, 649-0917. “The task force commander Brig. Gen. Walter B. to sea to ride out the slomi, which has killed at least 25 ONLY 70 1989 CARS AND TRUCKS LEFT! Moore is now on the scene and is assessing the situa­ people in the Caribbean with direct blows to Puerto Rico MANCHESTER - Very INDUSTRIAL tion,” said Lt. Comdr. Ned Lundquisl, a Pentagon and the Virgin Islands. clean 2 bedroom spokesman. “He will deploy troops as necessary.” condo, on bus line. PROPERTY Hours: Mon- Thurs 9-8 • Fri 9-6 • Sat 9-5 South Carolina’s governor declared an emergency, or­ Close to everything. Lundquisl said Moore was on boaid the first plane of dered the coast evacuated and called out the National $690 monthly. Availa­ MANCHESTER - 2400 and some 76 military personnel that arrived at 7:40 a.m. Guard to help thousands move inland. As many as ble October 1st. 643- 3100 sq.ft. - Starting at EDT. The contingent formed an advance team that 9996. $3.25 sq.ft, nnn. Load­ 490,000 people were being evacuated from Georgia’s ing dock or drive In - plaimcd to secure the airfield, set up a mobile control coast. parking. Woodland In­ tower and organize the comnuuid structure for the other “AH we can do now is watch and wait,” said South MANCHESTER - Beacon troops that will be arriving later in the day. Hill 2 bedroom, new dustrial Park. 643-2121. Carolina Gov. Carroll Campbell. kitchen/carpet, near “Members of die amied forces of llic United Slates Hugo sideswiped the Bahamas and accelerated as it pork. No pets. Availa­ ROOMMATES CARTER CHEVROLET will be u.sed to suppress the violence ... and to restore 1229 Main Street Manchester, CT 646-6464 moved over open water Wednesday. “An increase in for­ ble Immediately. $760 WANTED law and order in and about the Virgin Islands,” Bush said ward speed increases the likelihotxl that it will strike the monthly Including heat (1-84 EAST TO 384, EXIT 3) I he Associaied Press in a statement Wednesday night. and hot water. Call coast and not recurve, heading out to sea,” said Bob ROOMMATE Wanted - It appeared to be the first lime in more than 20 years 346-9238, leave Manchester $250 Sheets, director of the National Hurricane Center in message. SELF-PROTECTION — Valerie McDermott guards her truck with a machete Wednesday monthly. 647-0121. as widespread looting was reported in the Virgin Islands. 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