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Court has taken under aidvisement a case involving confessed to police the night of her slaying. Jersey prison who later ran a Boston investment the Pilgrim 2 nuclear plant in Massachusetts that The stocky veteran is the first murderdefendant in lirm that bilked clients out of as much as $35 million New England could have major consequences for ratepayers and New Hampshire to base an insanity defense on post 'iias waived extradition on fugitive charges. Alan Abrahams voluntarily agreed Tue.sday to the Seabrook 2 nuclear plant. traumatic stress disorder from his 1968 Vietnam In Brief Public Service Co, of New Hampshire asked the combat experience. Psychologists say the mental return to New Jersey before Judge Michael Higgins court Tuesday to allow recovery of $16.5 million from illness alflicts at least one-fifth ol all Vietnam in District Court in Providence, state police said, MMH staff president * This mother sets Curfew iaw is Last gasp for Seabrook? ratepayers to fund its 3.5 percent share of the veterans. Abrahams, a flamboyant busine.ssman known as canceled Pilgrim 2 nuclear plant in Plymouth, Mass. James Carr when he ran the Boston investment firm iost in shuffie MANCHESTKR. N,H. - With its lead owm-ralthf II the just ices allow the utility to recover the costs, Transplant patient stable of Lloyd Carr & Co., was arrested in Providence last unorthodox but caring sights on highway mercy of its creditors, the New England utilities that they will pave the way for the substantially larger. BOSTON — Doctors expect a 47-year-old Some­ Wednesday and ordered held without bail. own the idled . Seabrook nuclear plant were $301 million investment Public Service has made in rville physicist to-be up and walking two days after State police said Abrahams, operating again as ... page 3 ... page 11 ... page 4, summoned today to consider a plan to re\ ive the the all-but-canceled Seabrook 2. he underwent the third heart transplant in New James Carr, had just opened an auto leasing firm in plant and and its troubled builder. .Oral arguments were held as Public Service, England history. Providence. The meeting in Cambridge, Ma.ss.. comes amid prime Seabrook owner, continued its fight to stay out Knut Seeber. a father of two, was listed in stable growing signs the Public Service Co. ol New ol bankruptcy over its heavy nuclear investment. but critical, condition following his lour-hour Hampshire is near collapse operation Tuesday and hospital officials expci-tcd he Foul play in student death? No major utility has gone bankrupt since the would be discharged within four weeks. Depression, but Seabrook's principal owner has a Vietnam recalled in trial "The only major difference between Mr. Seeber PROVIDENCE, R.I. — Foul play may have been pile of unpaid bills and no credit to draw on. CONCORD. N.H. — A lawyer specializing in the and the first two transplants we performed was the involved in the burning death ol a Bryant College f reshiTuin whose body was discoveretlmSmithf leld a By law . New Hampshire's Jargest utility could Ix' defense of Vietnam War veterans was to testify nature of the disease. " said Dr. John J. Collins, chief Manchesler, Conn. lorced to seek protection if just one creditor lillle more than a week ago, the Rhode Island Clear tonight; today in the murder trial ol an e.\-Marinc who claims of cardiothoracic surgery at Brigham and Women's demands payment on an outstanding bill. medical examiner's office says. Thursday, May 10, 1984 his haunting combat experiences drove him to kill Hospital, where the operation .was performed. cloudy Friday An independent analysis by the state Public his girlfriend. Seeber suffered from coronary artery di.sea.se, a Laboratory tests are still being conducted to lit I lilies Commission concluded Public Service must — See page 2 Single copy: 25C Five Vietnam veterans, testifying Tuesday as fairly common condition that slowly blocks ofl the determine the preci.se cause of death of Kevin P. manrhpsfpr Mpralh act w ithin days if it wants to .save Seabrook's first defense witnesses for admitted killer Gary Place, blood supply to the heart. "We think we had McGovern, 19, of Taunton. Mass.. Dr. William Q. reactor and stave oft bankruptcy, I’ l'C Chairman recalled unloading bodies and dodging screaming substantial evidence that he was an excellent Stumer, chief state medical examiner, said Paul McQuade said Tuesday. rocket lire. candidate for sudden death," said Collins. Tuesday. Place, 36. is accused of first-degree murder in the Slurner said a preliminary examination ruled out Pilgrim 2 costs debated .strangulation-stabbing ol his girlfriend. Wanda Escapee waives extradition gunshot wounds and fractures by blunt impact as CONCORD. N.H. — The New Hampshire Supreme Olsen. .32, last .luly in her Concord apartment. Place PROVIDENCE, R.I. — An escapee from a New having been instrumental in the young man's death.' Court tells U.S.; REAL ESTATE featuring: Stop mining port I

THIS W EEK Bv Romon Rolinick paramilitary activities which are There was a hushed silence in the prohibited by the principles of Great Hall of Justice as he ruled 0 W /> United Press international international law, " Elias said in against Washington in the first THE HAGUE, Netherlands - his ruling. case filed against theJeJnited States The World Court ordered the "In particular, the principle that by a Third World nation. The \ United States today to stop mining states should refrain in their Reagan administration has said it Nicaraguan harbors and to respect international relations Irom the would not accept the court'sjuris- Nicaragua's “ political independ­ • threat or use of lorce against the diction over Cenfral American ence" by not backing rebels territorial integrity or^he political issues for the next two years. fighting to overthrow the leftist independence of any state.'and the Rejecting the U.S. bid to have the R|j government. principle concerning the duty not case thrown out. the judges ruled 8 " feli " _ Ji "The United States ol America to intervene in matters within the that since Nicaragua was accept­ MANCHESTER $64,900 should immediately cease and domestic jurisdiction of a slate — ing their jurisdiction. Washington LET THE KIDS & THE DOG refrain from any action restricting principles embodied in the the did not have the legal right to have loose in the fully fenced*in yard that comes with this older six United Nations (garter and the the case dismissed. room Colonial Three bedrooms upstairs, formal dining room, MANCHESTER $76*900 access to or from Nicaraguan master bedroom has a walk-in closet, oil hot air heat and gar­ Experience the luxury of Condo living rn (his beautiful 7 room ports, and in particular, the l a ^ g Charter of the Organization of In Washington. White House age ERA Buyer Protection Plan $64,900 Call today Townhouse featuring 3 bedrooms, dining room. 2'/i baths and rec room Location offers much privacy. Call for more details of mines," Judge President Taslim American States." the judge said. spokesman Larry’ Speakes said . . 643-4060 Olawale Elias of Nigeria said. Thi.s That second point was accepted State Department lawyers were order, he said, had been decided by 14 votes to 1. The judges also studying the decision but that the unanimously by the panel of 15 decided unanimously that both administration has not changed its a-»li judges making up the Interna­ countries "ensure no action is position that the United States does ft tional Court of Justice. taken which might aggravate or not accept the court's jurisdiction Gorgeous "The right to sovereignty and to extend " the dispute submitted to in the mutter. w i political independence possessed the court. It is the first time in the history of S. Windsor 126,900 by the Republic of Nicaragua, like They said both nations must not the court that has arbitrated any other state of the region or of take any action that could preju­ disputes between nations lor the MANCHESTER $96,500 LaCava built 4 bedroom garrison colonial the world, should be fully re­ dice Ihc rights of the other parly in past 62 years that it has been called JUST REDUCED spected and should not in any way the carrying out ol the court's on to give a verdict on a war Here’s a big FIVE BEDROOM, 2 story Colonial on a large lot. EAST HARTFORD . sue $92,000 with fireplaced first floor family room, formal be jeopardized by any military and decision. situation while fighting is still in just waiting for the right family. It has a living room with tire- Don't miss this exceptional 6 roofn Colonial, located in most place. tst floor family room, formal dining room, plus a large dining room, 2 V 2 baths. 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It is going to A give backing to all the peace ol the- Olym pif charter by B v John lams efforts in the central American organizations." ASSUMABLE MTG. POSSIBLE United Press International region," Arguello told reporters The statement did not name He said Washington would have Let Al Cashman show specific organizations. The Soviet-led boycott of the Los to obey the court order because The East German team, espe­ Angeles Olympics picked up mus­ both countries are members of the you this beautiful cially strong in swimming and cle today with the pullout of the United Nations. track and field, is regarded as the Colonial. . . East Germans, traditionally oneof "Either the United States obeys ' second strongest alter the Soviets. 1 4 i the winningest contigents fielded. the decision, or it becomes an The Soviet Olympic Commiltee The East German announce­ outlaw government — a govern­ Y ment followed a similar one by Tuesday said it would not send a 15 ment that does not abide by the team because the United States Redwood Farms Bulgaria late Wednesday and decisions of the highest legal could not provide adequate secur­ .SV appeared to take the edge off authority in the world," Arguello ity, charges the State Department h J i efforts by Olympic officials and said. U.S. presidential hopeful Jesse called "baseless" and denounced Officials noted that the verdict Herald photo by Tarquimo t i Jackson to persuade the Russians as a "blatant political action." was the first stage in the suit. The Workers from an Ohio-based company be completed soon, were required to to reconsider. President Reagan said Wednes­ court is still to decide whether it day he hhs "a great feeling of The withdrawals -also raised can consider further aspects of the unload one of 50 new pews that have bring the 110-year-old Catholic church disappointment" over the boycott. prospects the Soviets and its dispute at a future date. been installed at St. James Church this at 896 Main St. up to code, said Father "I'm sorry they feel that way, East-bloc allies might hold a rival Arguello said in his country's Price Reduced and I think it's unfair to the young week as part of a major renovation Francis Krukowski. "Red Olympic's." suit filed last month that the United people who have been waiting for project. The renovations, scheduled to Loveley 7 Rm raised ranch; In a statem.ent carried by the Slates violated international law 4 room Cape. 2 rooms up ready for so long to participate in those olficial news agency ADN, the by mining his country's ports and TOM CANTONE 3 bed Rms — Panelled family Outstanding 4 bedroom Colonial games." Reagan told reporters. Want to get things goingl Call Tom Cantone. finishing. Ceilings & walls good. East German Olympic Committee financing anti-Sandinista rebels. Defense Secretary Caspar Wein­ For 20 years people have depended on Tom to get things Rm, large in ground Pool, 2 with fantastic view of the Connec­ cited ''the current political inter­ T h | i lodging of thq complaint going fast Freshly painted. Some work needed berger today told a news confer­ ticut country side. Large fireplaced ference of the U.S. administration coincided with revelations thelCIA Church fix-up nearly done Tom Cantone's Exxon Station across from Bonanza on Car Gr., nice lot situated on the on outside. Call office regarding as­ in the preparation of the Olympic ence in Seoul, South Korea, that West Middle Turnpike was the place to go for fast, dependable family room and fireplaced living had been directing the mining and Games and the repeated violations Moscow's boycott was an efiort to other rebel attacks against the service. Vernon-Tolland line, all for sumable Veterans mortgage. "cmbarra.ss" Reagan and inter­ jrb e 2.300 families belonging to the congregation The last major renovation item should be taken Tom has changed careers and is ready to give you the room, plus formal dining room. 2 car leftist Sandinista government of fere with the upcoming U.S. of St. James Church will soon b*» treated to more care of next week when focal cabinet makCr Ted same dependable, fast service In real estate. $87,000. $64,90d>- Nicaragua. garage and more. Price: $109,500. presidential elcx'tions. modern surroundings. Lingard finishes a new’ altar for the church, To get your house sold fast and at the best price, call Tom The United States, which says at 646-4040 In the first reaction from a Major renovations to the Catholic church at 896 Krukowski said. the mining is aimed at stopping the Torch relay Western communist leader. Main St. are now’ almost complete. ■ Most of the major work was done in the church flow of arms to leftist Salvadoran Georges Marchais, Secretary Gen­ Father Francis Krukowski said the renovations basement, he said The room formerly contained ^ Zinsser Aaency ^ STRANO REAL ESTATE rebels, has said it is under no legal ED GORMAN 750 Main H P " eral of France's pro-Soviet Com­ were necessary to bring the building up to code old, bolfed-down benches, making the room ^ 156 East Cantar Straat obligation to recognize world court Associates iliaMs 4I&R REALTY CO. J|-g| Manchaatar due in town munist Party, said Wednesday he The church was built in 1874 and has not had major unusable for purposes other than worship □ jurisdiction on Central America 604 MIDDI.K Tl KMMKK EAST work performed on it since then, he said. Krukowski said. 643-2692 "deplores " Moscow's decision and for the next two-years. hoped it was not a "til for tat" The renovations have cost more than $450,000. It can now’ be used for meetings as well as Robert D. Murdock, ReaHor In presenting arguments before 646-4040 646-1511 ® 6 4 7 - 7 6 5 3 on Friday response to the 1980 U.S. boycott. Krukowski said. New tiles, carpeting, lighting and worship, he said, and has a ramp to make it the court, Nicarguan lawyers There was no indication the a fire alarm system have.t|»»rtfinstallcd, and the accessible to wheelchair-bound people Want to see a centuries-tradition branded the U.S. government as United States would take further interior of the church has bc‘en covered w ith a new The rest of the church has remained essentially carried on in Manchester? You'll "savage" and "crude," while the steps to meet Soviet demands for coat of paint, he said. An Ohio-based company the same, he said. BEST SELLERS LIST have the opportunity Friday morn­ Americans countered Nicaragua greater security precautions lor spent Wednesday and Thursday installing 50 new Work on the church began in November, ing, as the Olympic Torch Relay — was using the court as a propa­ their athletes. pews. Most of the old ones were traded in. Krukow .ski said, and should be wrapped up by next D.W. FISH REALTY CO. with runners re-enacting the roles ganda forum for an issue that ‘ I ' l OF But Jackson, who won the Krukowski said, but .some vyejre used fo r. month. The Andrei* Ansuldi Co of Manchesler is they once played in ancient Greece should be settled regionally. SELLING? release of a captured American wainscotting in a new chapel. „ the contractor 243 Main St.. Manchester Vernon Circle, Vernon — blazes through town. "It's a case -of David against airman from Syria in January, A 35-vehicle caravan and tight Goliath," said Arguello. 9 WE NEED jrOU! 643-1591 872-9153 announccxl through a spokesman 0 security will accompany the 250 We have more buyers than hornes! If runners on their 9,000-mile journey that he has arranged a meeting you’ve considered selling over the from New York to Los Angeles for with Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Kennedy’s foot becomes target the start of the summer games in Dobrynin in Washington today. last several years but were hesitant "It's S possibility" Jackson, a because of market conditions... Call July. JUST U S T ED 70’s . The relay runners will carry the candidate for the Democratic Large 4 bedroom colonial with 2 full baths, fireplace aaraae the professionals at 646-2482 presidential nomination, can per­ plus an ERA BUYERS PROTECTION PLAN! ' torch from Storrs to Hartford 'WE’RE SELUNG HOUSES!” Friday morning. suade the Soviets to participate in Education conference draws 600 They'll leave Storrs Friday the Olympic games. Jackson spo­ morning at 7:30 and will run along kesman Eric Easter said. 1 '^ "People don't generally talk to ‘ "s ‘ m --' Jta Route 44 through Coventry and Bv Sarah E. Hall announce that a New York ear in the parking lot It "gets to be a bit of a drag when Arthur filing ‘/L Bolton before arriving at East the Soviets. They just let (prob­ Herald Reporter had been left with its motor running. is introduced as the person who built theseools • T s r T i r Center Street in Manchester be­ lems) hang without dialogue," he Superintendent Kennedy's injured foot — in Manchester and I'm introduced as the one tween 9 and 9:30 a.m., Olympics said. A crowd of 600 educators — many from as" far bandaged and covered with a whitesock — soon who dosed them, " Kennedy said. spokesipen said. The runners will I ■ away as Maine and New Jersey — were treated became the target of wit from the podium. (He On a more serious note. Tirozzi spoke of how then run through Blast Hartford on to tomfoolery as well as tributes at filing Junior later said he had hurt his Achilles tendon.) "mediocrity has become a household word" Burnside Avenue. They plan to High SchooMhis morning. Tirozzi was the first to point out Kennedy's used to describe American education. "Yet we arrive at the state Capitol in Inside Today The occasion was a day-long regional cast. He teased that whatever criteria had been do have pockets of success," he said, singling Hartford by 10:30, conference on academic quality in secondary used to name filing one of the 25 top secondary out filing for praise. 20 paoes, 2 sections JUST USTED 90't The torch will be carried through schools, normally a serious occsion. But State schools in the nation last year, he hoped visitors A. 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By Ruth Youngblood skills, vocabulary building and "Preparing for the Post Office spelling extending through a huge preparer. 1 had to get over my It also deals with "the unspoken , ” My students know I ’ve been Dr. Breen MMH*s unorthodox mediator United Press International Exam. ” Miss Serkess finds the of ways to repertoire dealing with psychol-. apprehensicms about math." rules, handling the office peM and there.” Miss Serke^ said. She said that while the motivation comes transition natural. BOSTON - When Sandi Serkess ogy. business skills, preparation But the popular class goes far answering suet questions as, "Is it By Sarah E. Holl tals. "Pospeclive payment systems — "That’s b e c a i^ I ’m people which do not reimburse hospitals lor graduated from college a decade for graduate school exams and the beyond her success in overcoming good to be an eager beaver?’” fnrni within, each class demands Herald Reporfer "months of research and oriented," she said. ago, there were no jobs ppen forthe histories of psychoanalysis, eco­ her trepidations during her years Then there’s a popular "Woody offset losses^ actual co.sts, but rather determine Ihc teaching training she was so nomics. holidays and humor. ol job jumping Allen Meets Doctor Freud ” class preparation.” Posters covered the walls of the payback using a pre-.set tormula — "Sharing an environment en­ By Sarah E. Hall empty waiting room, and toys were were what he was talking about. anxious to use. "But I'm always looking out for that she said arose from her She maintains a complex filing courages adults to tackle wrfaat Herald Reporter , strewn about on the floor. To discour­ "Cost eontiiinmenl doi-s not iieces- Faced with a glutted market and new subjects." she said. "I'd try nightclub cmnedy acts created system, referencing everythin Academy chief teaching almt^t anything." they fear, whether It be decimals, when she was juggling several jobs age drop-ins. Dr. Robert Breer had .sarily mean preserving the quality ol an oversupply of elementary she reads, and shs pends time daily CASTINE. Maine (UPl) — Re­ Miss Serkess. who has written a fractions or the many problems to pay the bills. As M anch^ter Memorial Hospital s $26 million turned off the lights. care. " Breer said. school teachers, she found employ­ reading up on -the latest develop­ tired U S. Navy Rear Admiral book on improving memory, found in everyday math. "It was a real challenge to laugh reconstruction nears completion, administrators There he sat in the semi-darkness — "Basically, eveiyone wants to save a ment and frustration in one job ments in every subject she 'Sayre Swarztrauber has been teaches at the Cambridge and the "Together we balance check­ at m yself," she said. have already embarked on another major project in shirt-sleeves, with his long. Rip Van buck until it comes to the care ol Uncle after another — from clerk to infracts. named superintendent of Maine Boston Centers for Adult Educa­ books and learn to get the most of She added that the course takes a — corporate restructuring. The process will Winkle beard resting on his chest and a Untie and his pneumonia " stand-up comedienne, r Maritime Academy by iu board of Now at age 31 she describes tion. With a master s d ^ re e in our money on shopping tri|^." serious look at humor, comedians Her teactaing load astounds allow the hospital to branch out into money­ pack of cigarettes at hand — an.sw cring Already in elleci lor Medicare tniStees. \ herself as a "one-woman univer­ counseling, she is often an instruc­ Citing "Business S trat^ ies” and whether they are “inwardty colleagues. making ventures as d iv e i^ as rest homes, a reporter's questions and looking like patients, prospective payment penal­ and a selection of related subjects walk-in health care units and surgical centers. some kind of my.sttc. izes ho.spilals lor spiTiding more time sity." teaching 25 different sub­ tor of American literature and angry, filled with fear, or just plain "She's certainly in .a class by Swarztrauber. 54. served 33 such as "Organizational Decision clever." ' Breer. a Manchc.sler pediatrician, and money on a pariiciilar patient's jects in a 10-week semester and salesmanship at Chamberlayne herself in terms of the diversity of years in the Navy, including duty The move was made 'to "increase hospital Making " and "Letter Writing for A series on "Alcobolian and does not seem to lit lh«- mold of the ailment than the lormula allows. qualified to teach 25 more. She Junior College. topics she instructs." said Jim as an officer aborad an aircraft flexibility in an increasingly regulated environ­ By choice, she'hasn't taken a Business, " Miss Serkess referred Drugs" emerged from Miss Ser­ mainstream physician. But that hasn't According to Breer. that means "there says the ideas ail emanate from Smith, assistant director of the carrier and ewnmand of a guided ment,” Michael Galiacher. the hospital's acting vacation in seven years. to the office politics she encoun­ kess' experience as an alctriiolism stopped him from becoming president will be patients going home who really her rocky emotional and profes­ Cambridge school, which has an missile frigate. He commanded a executive director, said Wednesday. "My courses are my autobio­ tered from her first clerking counselor seven years ago; "Eat­ of the medical staff at Manchester should Ik- in the hospital. sional past. \ enrollment of 24,000 adults. Navy squadron during the Viet­ Finances at MMH, a private, non-profit graphy." she explains, going position to a job in public relaticms. ing and Emotions" arose from her Memorial Hospitbl. where he directs But on the olher hand, he said, "a "My leaching'dream has finally nam War and recently retired as hospital, are strictly monitored by the state through a list four pages long. " I f "The class focnises on group bout with anorexia nervosa, when While others consider it a tall about 170 doctors. He has held the post hospital is of no value to the community come true." she said. director of Inter-American De- Commission on Hospitals and Health Care. And a The classes she teaches include you read the list, you'll know m e." behavior, communications sys­ she dropped from 250 to 80 pounds; order to switch from teaching a for four months. il it goes bankrupt and has lo close its lense College in Washington. D.C. prospective payment systems, already in effect "Unique” and "straight-forward" dtnirs ' such basics as grammar, writing "Take Math Anxiety. " she said. tems and sexual harassment in the many classes study skills she subject such as the “ Origins ol (or Medicare patients and soon to be for others, are the words whieh Michael. Gall- A.s many as 2(1 iH-rccnt ol Ihc stale's 7 ^ are intended as an even stricter clamp-down on achcr. acting executive director of the hospitals may told as palicnl visits get hospital spending. ’ hospital, chose to describe Breer. "Bob shorter and hospital revenues dip Those systems are expected to decrease MMH may have a tendency to look casual, but accordingly, he claimed .-ycling Hospi­ revenues, as they put pressure on doctors not to . he's not casual at all in accepting the tal Director Gallat her .sees Ihings Weather order cc^tly tests and lengthy hospital stays for responsibilities of his position." Gall- another way: "1 really would Im‘ patients who don’t need them. Peopletalk acher said. surprised if here iu Counci licul hospi­ s But corporate restructuring, according to Breer. 55 and a graduate of Harvard tals w ill close. ' he stiid Today’s forecast Galiacher. could help make up for losses incurred University, was less enthusiastic about Bill Galiacher agreed with Breer's on the in-patient side — since any for-profit Helping, actors thrive Connecticut, Massackusetu and his own prominence. "E ven though I prediction that corporate restructuring enterprises the hospital takes up would be exempt Rhode Island: Sunny today with really didn't want the president's job. 1 in luispitals may )h- ihc only way The technology of the "80s makes actors around from strict regulation. highs in the 60s. Tonight clear w ith felt obliged to step in lii^. ' he they're going lo be able to survive the world " mutually interdependent." says Ed lows in the 40s. Friday increasing Hospital trustees voted in March to look intothe grumbled. linancially.' Rc.siru cl tiring could 'al­ Asner. president of the Screen Actors Guild. He'll cloudiness with a chance of Show­ idea. Jack Hunter, their president, revealed The post, according to w e e r . entails low hospitals lo braneb oul and run be attending an International Federation of ers late in the day. Highs around Wednesday. When asked why. he said that "no real power" and much rubber- nursing homes or walk-in clinics lor Actors convention in Moscow next week for SAG. 70 "ultimately, it would be the increase in revenues' stampi'ng. But he said it is also prolil. "It is very important that we sit down together Maine: Today variable cloudi­ that would sway you to do most anything." important to ensure smooth operation Restructuring, a drawn-out legal and discuss ways in which we can help actors ness with scattered showers nqrth Competition from alternative health care ol Manchester Memorial. He added process, is currently underway at thrive." said the man best known as television's and partly sunny with a chance of a centers, such as Kaiser Permanente in Hartford, that he sees his role as go-belwcen as MMH. which hasaircady pickedupone "Lou Grant." few showers south . Windy with is mounting. Hunter said. Both he and Galiacher essential. corporatc.asscl. ;ici-ording to Breer. He highs in the 50s north to lower 60s said MMH needs to come up with ways to stay in "I spend a lot of time acting as a .said lhal Warren L. I’relesnik. the Hefaid pholo by Pmio south. Mostly clear tonight. Lows the running. father c^onfessor. or a psychiatrist-in Benn.sylvania man who will heeome in the 30s to low 40s. Increasing \ Trustees Paul R. Marie, a local lawyer, and residence.” Breer said. He explained MMH exivutive director in June, is a Six-jTionth-old Lori-Anne Valentine, who was wailing moments Domestic affairs cloudiness Friday. Scattered Eleanor Coltman. a town director, said MMH has that mending rifts between staff, re.strucluring cxpcrl before this picture was taken, stares into the face of Dr. Robert showers developing southwest and assets which current regulations don't allow administration, and trustees is one ol Whalcvcr happens at MMH. Breer — Robert McNamara. John Kennedy's secretary Breer as he checks her heartbeat. Breer, a Manchester occasional rain developing north using to their fullest potential. With corporate his most important duties. "You a Manchester doctor since 19.39 — pediatrician, claims children warm up to his beard and of defense and former head of the World Bank, is and east late in the day. Highs in restructuring, the hospital could take in outside attempt to put a little salve un the rcfu.ses lo allow il lo overshadow his quite frank about his relationship with Joan the 50s to low 60s. laundry work or share its computer time for wounds, and keep everyone happy, privale pracliic. "1 will not allow any shirt-sleeves — a look he refuses to change, despite his Braden, wife of syndicated columnist Tom New Hampshire: Up north ■ VWW8868I money. Mrs. Coltman said. especially the hospital." ho.spital problems lo interfere w ith the prestigious title as medical staff president at Manchester Braden. "It's a very peculiar thing. *1 know . " chance of morning showers then The legalities of restructuring are long and To improve "interlace" between the running iil my ollice or my patients,' Memorial Hospital. McNamara said in a three-part interview with clearing today. In the sopth mostly drawn-out. M arie said. “ So the name of the game three groups, Breer has created an he said. The Washington Post, acknowledging that the Sunny and breezy sunny with some morning clouds. is to get it in place. Then, you can see what you internal affairs committee at MMH. "My ptilienls come lirst. My hospital needles. topic keeps the town's gossips busy. "Lcxik, she rcluscs lo wciir ti Uih coiit. "becousc Windy with highs in the 50s north Today? Sunny'. Highs 65 to 70. West winds 10 to 15 mph. Tonight; where you want to go with it." And due to the the increase of what he work comes .second " children seem to be frightened by Ihc Asked aboul a possible second term has eight children and she loves her husband very and W to 65 south. Fair tonight. Galiacher said the entire process codid take calls "Ihc encroachmentyf the govern­ Breer's commit meni to healing, much and she's not about to leave him lor me or Clear. Lows 45 to 50. Southwest winds around 10 mph. Friday: sterile whiteness ol unilorms " as .stall dircclor, Brci-r .stiys he Lows in the 30s to low 40s. Increasing cloudiness with a 40 percent chance ol showers late in the seven or eight months. "W e ’re really in the m ent" in hospital finances, the role ol rather than tending to adminislraliie wouldn'l accept one I'd chose not to any other man and beyond that I wouldn't marry Scattered showers developing in infancy stage. We haven’t crossed all the t’s and that fom mittcc could soon become matters, appears to go even liirther Breer hiis two children and three her anyway because I'm not a homew recker. " day. Highs 70 to 75. Today's weatjer picture was drawn by Staci serve tinolher year, " he said He the south Friday "and occasional dotted all the i's yet," he said. morg important. than that. He .s;iid he wears a beard step-children of his own His wile, McNamara and Mrs. Braden travel together and Doherty. 9. a pupil in Mrs. McCarrick's fourth grade class at the added, though, that hchasnoiniculions rain likely in the north in the He predicted that sometime in June. MMH will Breer said he was worried about the mainly iK-eau.se "kids like hair " Junicc. works with him. doing every­ she is equally open about him. Asked if their Bowers School. > ol doing a hall-htikcd job w hile he holds afternoon. Highs in the 50s north to announce its specific plans. new. tight-fisted reimbursement poli­ "It's insured a.s (lart ol the ollice thing Irom answering Ihc telephone to relationship was romantic, she said. “ Yes. I w ill Ihc sonu-linu-s aggravaling, seldom 60s south. cies proposed for Conncc^ticul's hospi­ luriiilure. he jokeil He also stiid he comlorling kids- who arc afraid ol rewarding ollice not say that it isn't " M c ^ m a ra 's wife. Marg. Vermont: Morning clouds with a died three years ago of c ^ e r few light showers over the north­ ern half ol the state, otherwise sunny periods, breezy and cool. : v.-' Highs 55 to 65. Fair and cool Conservation Commission endorses mandatory recycling Putting the brakes on bonuses tonight. Lows 4i> to 50. Friday Those million-dollar bonuses for automobile showers and windy. Highs in the proposal, commercial dumpers would pay aboul $12 a .-\side Irimi the environmental benelits ol a with interest since an oilicial Irom Resource 60s. By Kathy Garmus industry executives struck Robert Clark as a case Chef Coco Herald Reporfer Ion to use the landfill, while residents would pay an recycling progrtiin. Krivanec said consumers would Recovery Systems Inc talked lo the commission a of pure greed, so hedecidt^to do something about annual feeol $6 lor a permit that wquid admit cars and real) financial benelits as well. Recycled aluminum, year and a htill ago aboul rei-y.cling programs it. In letters this weel/loDetroit-area newspap­ Actor-author James Coco prepares one of his Long Island Sound pickufi trucks. lor example, costs only 5 perceni ol what il would co.st Now that Ihe commi.ssion has a "nori-parlis;in. favorite recipes from his diet book — shrimp with The 15-year projected life of the town landfill could ers. Clark ofrerecLfo d4nald$20.000 to the favorite be extended significantly if the town adopted a Krivanec said that if the $6 permit fee is imposed. to make il new. he sairt. neutral evaluation " ol the program, il is in a position lemon rind in the kilehen of Joe's Pier 52. Coco The National Weather Service Commission Chairman .Arthur Glaeser said the charities of the chny executives of Ford and mandatory recycling program, members of the "Behind every bush and every fence you're going to to make a pilch to Ihe Board ol Directors. (Jlaeser uonned a chef's hat recently to cook the meal in forecast for the Long Island Sound commission has been watching Ihe Groton project said. General Motors If they renounce trieir bonuses. Conservation Commission agreed Wednesday night. find a plastic bug full uf garbage. " Clark. 60, owner of a small publishing company in promoting "James Coco's Diet Book. to Watch Hill, R.L, and Montauk w Point; The commission voted unanimously to recommend Lake BlufI, 111., chgrged the bonuses show to Director of Public Works George A. Kandra that "greed, lack of patriotism, blatant disregard of A small craft advisory remained in effect early today. Manchester consider a recycling ordinance similar to public intelligence and mood as well as one adopted by Groton two years ago. stupidity. " Clark insists his offer is sineere and Winds will be westerly 15 to 25 SPRING ON knots this morning. Winds de­ “ I think it's something we should have been doing a notes that $20,000 is a lot of money for him. "Just long time ago." said commission member Kenneth NEWFOUND LAKE ask my w ile," he said. Wife-shopping creasing to 10 to IS knots this *ew vo*tx. discussed at the meeting. Extended outlook for New Eng­ In just a six-month\period follow ing enactment of Back to Dallas land Saturday through Monday; SAN FRANCISCO lOENVER the ordinance, the tmnage of waste entering the Retiring at age 22 Connecticut, Massachnsetts and (proton landfill was red h e^ by>bver 16 percent from Ronnie Claire Edwards, who spent eight Rhode Island: Fair Saturday and V . Y f a i b previous years, according to the report, Gymnast Nadia Comaneci, five- time Olympic seasons as the shrewish Corabeth on "The Sunday. A chance of showers LOS ANGELES N i "And they haven’t reached total efficiency yel.” Now till June 2nd gold medalist, retired from official competition Waltons.' has returned to Dallas, where she Monday. Highs in the 60s. Lows in Krivanec said as he presented the major findings of Sunday at a ceremony in Bueharest. Romania, started her acting career, to appear in "Sister LOWEST the report to the commission. the 40s. TEMPERATURES where she was presented the Olympic Order- Mary Ignatius Explains It all For You.'" Ms. ■ '-Vermontr"wFair Saturday, a Commission members said they hop^ Kandra silver award. Nadia w*as just 14 when her charm Edwards plays the title role of a wacko, aging nun chance of showers Sunday or •MIAMI would find merit in the program and assist them in astounded the world at the 1976 Oly mpics by in Christopher Durang"s acid satire. The presenting the idea to the Board of Directors. Kandra Sale o f Monday. Mild, highs 60 to 70. lows -lE G E M D - winning three gold medals and earning the first Oklahoma City native began her professional 40 to 50. i;ould not be reached'for comment this morning. 10s in Olympic competition. She became a acting career at Dallas' Margo Jones Theater and New Hampshire, Maine: Varia­ 60 ■ The town is currently considering a proposal to two-time champion and three-time European Theatre Three, where "Sister Mary Ignatius " ble cloudineiK with a chance of ■60 W AM change the funding of the town landfill, located off absolute champion. SHOWERS^ FLOW FREE POTTED PLANTS Royal Doulton opened Tuesday. daily afternpw showers. Highs in m Olcott Street, from tax revenues to fees. Under the UPl WEATHER FOTOCAST I to 60s south. Lows in the 3i$Yilith some low 408 south. S & H store moving National forecast Bone C h in a ^ ir qualify The S & H Green Stamp redemption center at 974 Main St. will move to Glastonbury sometime this Almanac The state Department of Envir­ For period ending 7 a.m. EST Friday. During Thursday night, rain will Savings of summer, the manager of the center said Wednesday. Savings of »'"T onmental Protection forecasts be found in the Pacific Northwest and in sections of the Ohio Valley. M e a g e r Madeleine Cummings said the center will PATTERNS good air quality statewide for Elsewhere, fair to partly cloudy skies should prevail. Minimum today. temperatures include: (approximate maximum readings in parenthe­ lease space in a smaller building on Main Street in INCLUDED Today is Thursday. May 10, the 131st day of 1984 GlastonbqiY. The move will be made mainly for 25% INTHE 20% sis) Atlanta 55(80), Boston 47(73), Chicago 48(72), Cleveland 47(70), with 235 to follow reasons oCtoace, she said. ^ on 3,4 or 5-pc. on open stock Weather radio Dallas 63(69). Denver 44(86), Duluth 42(56). Houston 58(88) ROMANCE The moon is moving toward its full phase. "W e reall^don’t need this size building," she said. Jacksonville 52(84). Kansas City 53(84), Little Rock 59(85). Los place settings. COLLECTION items The morning stars are Mercury. Venus, Mars and The National Weather Service Many of the store’s customers come from the" luliet Jupiter. Angeles 62(72), Miami 72(83), Minneapolis 45(69), New Orleans FREE POTTED PLANTS broadcasts continuous. 24-hour Glastonbury area, Mrs. Cummings added. Nicole The evening star is Saturn. 58(86). New York 52(71). Phoenix 71(101). San-Francisco 51(71), weather information on 162.475 Diana Those born on this date are under the sign of Taurus. Seattle 46(59). St. Louis 54(77), Washington 53(84). mHz in Hartford, 162.55 mHz in SATURDAY MAY 18 Michelle ’They include John Wilkes Booth, assassin of Abraham New London and 162.40 mHz in Adrienne Lincoln, in 18.38, theoJlogian Karl Barth in 188^.'" Meriden. FROM 11AM Liselte actor-dancer Fred Asta'ire in 1899, movie producer F or the Record David Seiznick ( Gone With The Wind in 1902, and Manchester Herald (WHILE SUPPLIES LAST) i actress Nancy Walker in 1921. On this date in history: Richard M. Diamond, Publisher A combination of problems at the Herald In 1865, Confederate President Jefferson Davis was Lottery Wednesday morning resulted in a story mix-up which LOOK Penny Sadd / ' Mark F. Abraitis probably confused some readers, annoyed others and captured by Union troops as he fled Irwinville, Associate Publisher Georgia. He spent the next two years in prison. Business Manager amused at least a few. FOR FLOWER GIRL Connecticut daily A page 1 story about a new zoning application was DIANA. Floral bouquets in delicate In 1869, the "golden spike " was driven at USPS 327-500 VOL. cm. No. 189 Promontory Point, Utah, joining the Union Pacific Wednesday; 488 inadvertently headlined "Directors to pick town pastels and white entwined with LISETTE. Graceful sprays of dusty and the Central Pacific lines to form America's first residents for HUD study." The page 8 story about the ornamental scrolls Trimmed with peach roses iil a classic antique PubllMitd dolly exewit Sunday Suggested carrier rotes org S1.10 HUD study was headlined “ Developer tries a third trans-continental railway. ^ Play Four: 9981 and ctrtain holidays by the Mon- weekly, SS.12 for one month. S1S.3S bands of gleaming platinum design Finished with fine gold chsstar PuMIshlne Co., M Bralnord for three, months, ■‘830.70 for six time for Keeney Street rezoi^ng." 3 pc place setting 3 pc place setting In 1940, Na^iGermany invaded the low countries — Ploc*. Monchosltr, Conn. 06040. Belgium Lux^tnbodrg and the Netherlands — monthsandS41.40forone veor. Moll Obviously, the stories were transposed. Several Reg 840 Reg $48 3 3 1 6 9 3 0 . other numbers drawn Wednes­ Second doss postage paid at Mon- rotes ore available on request. swinging 89 army divisions around France’s “ impreg­ chesten Conn. POSTMASTER: readers calleid the Herald office Wednesday afternoon UPl photo day in New England: nable" Maginot Line. Scarcely one month later, Send address changes to the Man­ To place o classified or displov to let us know. We already knew, but it was too late to Maine daily: 548 chester Herald, P.O. Box SOI. advertisement, or to report o news do anything about it. German forces entered Paris. Manchester. Conn. 06040. New Hampshire daily: tZ M Item, story or picture M ea coll In 1973. former Attorney General John Mitchell and 643-3711. Office hours ore 1:30 o.m. We’re sorry for the confusion and the annoyance. Today In history Rhode Island daily: 6874. a former Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans were . To subscribe, or to report fo S p.m. Monday through Friday. And although we were unhappy about the error, the Vermont daily: 818 dellverv problem, coll 647-8944. bright side is that a few readers found it funny. Manchester indicted on "perjury charges by a federal grand jury Oftice hours ore 0:30 o.m. to S:30 On May 10.1865, Confederate President Massachusetts daily: tssi The Manchester Herald Is a Trusted Jewelers Since 1685 investigating the Watergate scandal. p.m. Monday through Frktav and 7 subscriber to United P r ^ Inlerno- One man suggested we were just trying to tease Rhode Island weekly: 184 8268 to to o.m. Saturday. Oellverv A thought for the day: American author H.L Jefferson Davis was captured by Union tlonol news services and Is a readers, to keep ttem on their toes. That may be a m n W M U m m oo s m n 9Sa MAIN STREET 52887.686424. should be mode by S p.m. Monday member ot the Audit Bureau of good idea, but Wrapesday’s mistake isn’t the way to Manchester. Conn 06040 Tel 643-2741 Mencken said, "Conscience is the inner voice that troops as he fled Irwinvilje, Ga. He spent through Friday and by 7:30 g.m. Massachusetts weekly: Yellow Circulations. warns us somebody may be looking. " Saturday. do it. V MtchMis Ctiai ge ^ M le r CBra/Visa/AmancBn ExpfMs the next two years in prison. 548. Blue 77. White 6. We’re working to make sure it doesn’t happen again. 4 - MANC HESTKH HKRAl.D. Thursriuv. M jy 10. 1HK4 MANCHESTER HEKAI.D. Thursd.o. NUi> lu. 1984 - 5 Some issues become session casuaities Government unveils North Atlantic offshore oil lease plan \ Rep Edith Prague. D-Columbia, percent. It would have imposed the Bv Robert Sangeorge have satisfied objections of states involved except restriction would cut the proposed sale aeretige b> judges and a new statewide John Miseikoski. U-Torrington. vole in both Houses one session or agreed to recommittal. "We need Con.servation I.aw Foundation in Boston, which has Bv Susan E. KInsmon same stiff penalties for "per se United Press International Massachusetts. al>out 50 percent. standard on eminent domain "He sat with us here lor 10 years twoAhirds vote in two subsequent to gel the drunk driver off the road. opposed the lease sale. "Our prim ary concern is the UniJed Press International violations" as operating under Ihe Massachusetts wants no drilling in areas shallower "The valuable fishery extends at least to the Other casualties were a dViving and did a good job and now he's sessions to put it on the ballot. But the iasi thing I want to do is Georges Bank is one ol the most productive lishenes influence: WASHINGTON — The government plans to o|^n 14 than 400 meters in order to protect aquatic life. Such a 400-meler deulh. ” said Em ily Bateson of the curfew lor teenage drivers, a bill been convicted by innuendo^ ^ j A key amendment involving the destroy the work already done." ill the. world and is vulnerable to oil contamination IIARTKORD - The Connei lK ul Under current law. it is illegal to million acres in the North Atlantic to offshore oil and creating an office of inspector Superior Court Judge Legislature in appointing the com­ Left on the calendar to die when lA•glsklnl^■h;l^ iidjuurm d lor 1984 drive under the influence, with a .1 gas leasing, but more than half the area is disputed by general and additional ta.\ relief to Testo ol Bridgeport last miwh'’ missioners was rejected. The Ihe legislative clock ran out were leoving some ol the session s key percent blood alcohol level consi­ Canada in a case pending at the International Court of veterans. removed himself from considdra- governor would still have the bills creating a single procedure issues 10 be reworked or reconsi­ dered a rebuttable presumption of Justice. The House voted 129-20 and sent tion lor elevation to the Appellate power to a’ppoint judges. for state and local governments dered next ye;ir ^ impairment. The proposal announced Wednesday involves an to Gov William O'Neill a bill Court alter disclosures he hiiVd "This is not a judicial selection and utilities for taking private Before Sccrelan o|/fhe Slate Rep, Richafd Tulisano, D-Rocky olfshore area stretching from Maine to New Jersey prohibiting nepotism in the judi live relatives to'court jobs under commission. It is a judical sc.reen- property by eminent domain: Julia H Tashjian declarid Ihe Hill and co-chairman of the Judi­ and covers less than 60 peitent of the acreage eial department, except lor pro­ his superv ision ing commission. The governor still establishing a driving curfew for session o\er al 9 17 pm linal ciary Committee, said the bill originally considered for *4®ose sale under a bate judges in smaller districts .A proposed eonslituliona'l makes the ultimatedeeision. " said 16-and 17-ycar-old d riv e | g ^ ^ a approval was given to bills prohib­ would replace Connecticut’s exist­ controversial plan drawn up under former Interior who could hire relatives for jobs ol amendment creating a judicial Rep. Michael Rybak, D- change in the election la^^^^w- iting judges Ironi hiring relathes ing tough laws against drunken Secretary James Watt. less than 20 hours a week An selection commission to recom­ Harwinton. ing unaffiliated voters tot|BFtici- for jobs under their jurisdiction driving and urged rejection. Watt’s plan for massive offshore leasing in the C H O IC E S T M EA TS IIS T O W N mend judicial candidates to the Enabling legislation was recom­ and maintaining Department ol amendment ext luded the legisla-\ pate in Republican primaries for governor w ill be back next session. mitted after it became apparent He claimed a key amendment North Atlantic was tied up in court battles and . Environmental Protection policies ti\f and executive branches of statewide and national offices. It passed the Senate w ith the the amendment would not reach and the bill were unconstitutional disagreements with states and environmentalists, on permits for hazardous waste government where hiring is regu­ Two different versions of a bill necessary three-quarters vote to the voters this year. and could leave the state with no prompted mainly by concern nbout Ihe effect of the But issues Icll lor another lated by the stale Ethics creating an office of inspector put it on this year's ballot, but it ALSO recommitted for more work drunk driving law if overturned by drilling on the enormously productive Georges Bank I/Cgislature includcirlurlher res­ C o m m i.ss ion general were caught between the tailed to pass by the same margin next session was a bill making it the'eourts. "I would like to vote yes fishing region off New England. BUTCHER SHOP trictions on drunken dming. a What's wrong with nepotism. and sec what happens, but my con9 two chamtjers and died when they DELI HU in the House illegal to operate a motor vehicle In addition, Canada has leased more than half the U S M CHOICE FRENCH "SWEET OF THE MOUNTMN” proposed constitutional amend­ We all know this hill is hefe won't let me." Tulisano said. aefjourned. because ol Judge Teslo. " said Rep. R«4es require a three-quarters with a blood alcohol level of ,1 acreage to oil companies and the dispute with the ment on the merit selection of United States is currently .before the International BOnOM ROUND CHEESE 53.49 Court of Justice at the Hague, the Netherlands. ROAST lb. *1.99 KUOOUS Essex Democrat retiring- The Interior Department plans to hold the lease sale USOK CHOKE CEHTER CUT VERMONT CHEDDAR _ R>. 52.59 C M necticut in September. If the international tribunal has not BOnOM ROUND FRESH GROUND SWISS CNOCOUTE AUROW) \ ruled by then, the department will omit the area COFFEE BEANS lb 55.99 claimed by Canada until a decision is handed down. ROAST lb. 2.19 * MUCNE’S In Brief In announcing the revised ktase sale. Interior U S M CHOICE Secretary William Clark argued his department has BOLOGNA .51.59 More cookie tampering Schneller wins praises from colleagues EYE ROUND MUCKE’S "demonstrated great sensitivity and responsiveness" ROAST lb. 2.69 NEW HAVEN — Girl Scouts will continue Bv Bruno V. Ranniello to the concerns of the stales involved and * LIVERWURST Ri 51.59 U S M CHOICE K E F ROUHD distributing their boxes of Girl Scout cookies United Press International environmentalists. OUR OWN despite reports of more possible Itimpcring ol States affected by the sale are Maine, New BACK RUMP CHEESE PIXZAS each 51.79 cookies being sold in Connecticut, a G irl Scout H AR TEO I^ — In a rousing and emotional closing Hampshire,’ Massachusetts, Co.nnecticut, Rhode ROAST lb. 2.39 UNO 0’ UKES spokeswoman said ol the 1984 Legislature, Gov. William O'Neill praised Island, New York and New Jersey. .Areas to be offered * U S M CHOICE W. for leasing range from 50 to 256 mile s off shore in water AMERICAN CHEESE 51:99 Carol Myers, ol the Conncctii iil Trails Scout lawmakers lor estiiblishiiig landmark legislation and MUCKE'S Council, said several tuore im idenls ol lam pci - joined them in bidding farew ell to veteran law maker. depths from 62 meters to 3,000 meters. BEEF ROUND ing were reported Wednesday, including a cookie O'Neill si«)ke to a joint session ol the House and 'The department’s Minerals Mai.'agement Service CUBE STCAK lb. 2.69 COOKED SALAMI .52.19 said conditions attached to the sale "include * w illi a pin in it Senate Wednesdtiy night belore Secretary ol the Stale svnFT .Ms Myers said eight more incidenls>ol h;ird Julia Tashjian declared Ihe se.ssion adjourned sine provisions to protect whales and other marine BROWN & SERVE r mammals, to assure proper disposa I of drilling muds objeets in cookit;s had hcien reported in die" at 9: 17 p.m and intoned the plea, "God save the . and cuttings, to train offshore operators to avoid SAUSAGE 8 oz. phg. Naugatuck, Shelton, Guilford. Colchester Mil stale ol Conneclicul ' *1.19 PRODUCE ford. Old Lyme, and Hamden But w hile O 'Neill listed the accomplishments of the conflicts with commerecial fishermen and a provision Calif. Large Size Green Leaf Salad Bowl Lettuce...... head 69« A sm all piece ol green glass w as found in a liag to'protect marine canyons," which provide critical cleclion year .session and credited lawmakers, CaHfomia Large Size Romaine...... head 69< of crumbs from a Shellon customer, on whiih a emotions were clearly al their highest in praising breeding ground for lobsters. SEA COPE ...... 3/69C In all, 11 million acres are being deleted Irom Watt’s Fresh Green Onions Scallions...... girl (ut her lip In the latest incident a Milford Senate Miijority Ec*»der Richiird Schneller, who is ...... lb. 69C woman bit into a Medallion cookie and lound a retiring alter 1(1 yeans in Ihe Legislature. original leasing plan for the North Atlantic. But Large Size To m atoes...... 'i...... 3/G9« needle. ^ The Essex Democrat, who earlier announted his department officials said about 8.3 million of those SEA PERCH lb. 2.49 Crisp Green Super Select Cubes...... In the Hamden incident the object turned out to del ision to retire, was praised in both chamln’i s and acres cannot be leased because of a congressional * Fresh Le m o n s...... 8/Sl.O O moratorium, while only 2.7 million acres are being be ( rystallizcd sugar and ollicials cxtiniined the O Neill hailed hirn as "one ol the mo.st elfective j FKSH Fresh Lim e s...... 8/Sl.O O lookies reported in two sc|);iralc incidents in majority leaders in the history of the State Senate. " withdrawn by the department of its own accord...... 4/99« FILUT OF SOLE lb. Fresh Florida Veilow Sweet Corn!L...... Naugatuck and lound nothing. Ms Myers said Schneller's tenure Ihe past four years as majority Rep. Norman D ’Amours. D-N.H., wJio chairs a key *3.99 leader in the Senate has been marked by his House subcommittee on oeeanograplzy. was highly Man indicted in mail fraud professionalism and integrity thal will be sorely critical of the plan, saying he is "inhere.nlly opposed lo FKSH BAKERY DEPT. NEW ff.-WHN - .A letfcral grand jury has missed, O'Neill said. lease sales of this magnitude involving millions of SHAMERS .99 Fresh Baked Mini Grinders 6/890 indu-ied a .New Haven man lor allegedly stealing In curry ing out his role as Sentile leader. Schneller acres at a time." < But Minerals Management Serv ice Director 840.000 by impcr.sonaling a visiting prolcssor al was highly respected by Ihe Capitol press corps and i Fresh Baked English Toasting Bread loaf 690 A'ale f niversily and lapping into the man's lobbyists as well as lawmakers. William Bettenberg said federal officials appear to a( count at a Swiss bank ' "Above all. he is a man of his word. " said veteran ^resh Baked Sugar Cookies doz. 790. Daryl Anthony Gardner. 24. was indicted liy a Sen. Michael Morano, R-Greenwich I S District Court grand jury on eight counts ol Senate Minority Leader Philip Robertson, R- mail Irauri in the alleged im idenl. I S Attorne.s Cheshirc. warm ly hugged Schneller and decribed his New England .V .Alan H Nevas said Wednesday loiinterparl as an indit idual "with utmost integrity UPl photos Nevas said (Jardner moved into an apartment and honesty and the highe.st level ol prolessionalism ," \ acated by a European visiting prolessor al \ ale Senate President Pro Tempore James Murphy, Gov. William O'Neill, left, joins in George Gunther, R-Stratford, presents in Brief .ind discovered a bank slatemi nl listing F’roles D-Eranklin, said Schneller "will be extremely applause for retiring Senate Majority his Mnual "Golden Chicken" award to U.S.D.A sor Chrislophc Chamley s account number al a dillicult to replace." Excellent business savvy FLOWERS GALORE tiank in Basel, Switz.erland. Schneller said his biggest thrill in public ollice wtis Leader Richard Schneller during Wed­ Serr Eugene Skowronski, D-Derby Choke Bottom Round Roost $1.99 lb. t sing the number. Gardner allegedly imper­ to be "priviledged and honored to he part of this nesday’s closing session of the 1984 (right), during the session’s final WASHINGTON — The World War II American For Mother’s Day, sonated Chamley and made IradulenI withdra­ process " and serve the citizens of the slate. Connecticut legislature. At right, Sen. minutes. officer who said "Nuts! " to Ihe Germtin army’s w a ls Irom Ihe account to ta lin g about 840.000 O 'Neill thanked the law m akers w ho helped approve demand for surrender at the Battle of l he Bulge or any special occasion — see Steam ers...... '.99 lb. has been honored tor the business savvy that between January and-August 1982. Nevas strid. a $4 billion budget, a ma.ssive, 10-year. $.5.5 billion special session. Chicken" award lo Sen. Eugene Skowronski, our wide selection' of healthy turned potato skins into a gastronomic delight. bridge and road repair program ;ind a kuidmark The governor said lawmakers made "giant strides" D-Derby. for his frequent and unsuccessful attempts plants. They are truly beautiful, Bankruptcy case drags on Frederic D. Starrett of Belfast. Maine, was Mini Grinder Rolls...... 6 fo r 89< hospital cost containmenl program in education and human services and kept their al amendments. congratulated Wednesday by President Reagan and modestly priced . . . BRIDGEPORT — .A complaint against a Aside from the needs ol our tran.sportalion commitment to remove tolls from the Connecticut Skowronski was cited for establishing a new law at a White House ceremony for his seh.ftion as Elorida lawyer accused ol mishandling the inlraslructurc' program, we have been able lo Turnpike. that declares "there’s no law that can’t be made a accomplish this with no new or higher taxes ' he said one of two runners-up in the 1984 National Small linances ol lorm er Ecderal ,A\ iation Admrnisl ra­ The last day of the session contained its usual hijinx worse law by a lousy amendment." O'Neill's speech was in sharp contrast lo hist's Business Person of the Year competition. V o tion chiel ,1. Lynn Helms is part ol Helms and celebrating by lawmakers in ceremonial Skowronski credited the..aw ard to "all the bills I lost SubHlitittv years dressing dow n ol lawm akers al the close of the Starrett. a I2th-generation Belfast resident, tTe Give Old Fashioned bankruptcy peti'ion. a.judge has ruled goodbyes. and all the amendments I lost and all the near misses 1985 session when they tailed lo tipprovc a spending operates Penobscot Frozen Foods, a firm that For Quality I S. Bankruptcy Judge Altin H W Shill rclusid It was also a time for jokes and ribbing. Sen. George pulled.out of the fire at the last minute." Butcher Service ... VKednesday to dismiss or Iraiislei Helms' and revenue *p;ickage and were ordered back into Gunther. R-Strallord. presented his annual "G old«^ boasts annual sales ol $9 million. "prolessional malpractice' suit .igainsi Miami But It was Starrett's quick thinking under fire area attorney F^iul Ereeman that has put him in the war history books. The case was translerred in March Irom I S As an aid to Brigadier General Anthony STOfit HOURS: District Court in M iam i to I ,S. Bankruptcy Court Groton preps for spring’s biggest protest McAuliffe at the Battle ol the Bulge, SUirrettc in Bridgeport alter Helms ‘a Westport resident, angrily blurted out "Nuts!" to the Germans’ Mon. G Tues. til 6:00 317 Highland S t demand that the Americans surrender. I’UcAu- filed for protection from creditors under Chapter GROTON (I’PI) — Groton police are .. today's struggle to end the threat of national holiday honoring the military. II ol Ihe bankruiitcy code. continue." She said the protesters liffe used the word in his official response to the Wed., Thurs., & Fri. til 9:00 preparing for one ol the largest nuclear annihilation, " she said. Officials of General Dynamics, the MANCHESTER designated "peacekeepers" or aides to German army, which quickly became military Stull retained juri.sdici ion until I he case against anti-nuclear protests outside Electric Groton City Police Chief Joseph parent company to Electric Boat, said Sat. & Sunday oversee the demonstrators. legend. Ereeman is assigned lor jury trial in I S District Boat during the May 19lh launching of Sandora said he expected lo "use the submarine’s sponsor will be Mrs. Ms. Sheehan also said the coalition til 6:00 Court and Ereeman was expected to testily in Ihe the Navy’s sixth Trident submarine mutual aid — call in other (police) William ]L. Dickinson, wife of the CONN. was emphasizing non-violence as bankruptcy proceeding, his lawyer said. ' Anti-nuclear officials said Wednes­ departments" for the 11:30 a.m. congressman Irom Alabama’s second £IIG£1£A£TS another parallel to the defense of civil Helms, who resigned as EAA chiel in January- d a y they hoped to r a lly 600 lo 700 peopli- launching, the Navy's sixth launching district. “Get that smut off’ 646-4277 following a lederal inve.stigiilion ol his linance.s, outside the gates ol EB when Ihe ol 3" Trident submarine since the rights and historic protest marches Electric Boat is the nation’s only WINDHAM, Maine — Cable television sub­ claims he was unaware ol alliged Iraud and submarine l.'SS Alabama hits the "Ohio" in 1979. through the south championed by the shipyard equipped to build the massive scribers in Windham will continue to get the mismanagement ol his assets until the probe Wilier, by linking them.selves to 30 late-civil rights leader Martin Luther "At a recent Klan rally, we had WO Trident missile-firing submarines. Playboy Channel, despite a call from a citizen’s started years ol non violent protests. King. police oflicers. and we’ll have al least Sandora said both the Ku Klux Klan anti-pornography group to yank the program, off "It's certainly be one of the largest “ The thread which runs through Man held in swan-egg theft that many (officers),” said Sandora. and anti-Klan groups planned to the airwaves. this spring, ” said Joanne Sheehiin, one them (the marches) all is anti­ He said his estimate did not include the demonstrate as well, but Ms. Sheehan The Town Council declined to take action cm a MILh'ORD - A Millord man who police say ol the representatives orgiinizing the violence," she said. olficers needed to protect the Thames said the anti-nuclear protesters would petition from the Windham Citizens’ for Public GROCERY SPECIALS EROZEy & DAIRY waded .50 feet to a sm all island to steal lour eggs protest by the four-group Coalition to River. keep their distance from the Klan and “ Each time a weapon system such as Irom a sw tin s nest w ill aiipear in court Monday to Stop Trident Decency group, saying instead regulation of the face several charges. its opponents and try to protest Trident is introduced into the world’s airwaves belongstothe Federal Communications Pop N Fudge Jr. Bars 24 ct. ■ W e ll be linking Ihe civil rights Sandora added thal he expected a peacefully, arsenal the probablity increases that 51.39 John White. 44, w as seen Tuesday by .oilduly Commission. HANOVER LOUISE — WITH SAUCES movements ol the ,50s and 60s which large crowd at the launching because of "We have an excellent record of there will be a nuclear war,” she said. p o lice o IIk c i Robert Hokun.soii on properly oil The citizens’ group had collected 137 signatur es begiin in .Alabiim^, with Ihe anti-war, warm spring weather and the occur­ remaining non-violent over the years," "And thal is the ultimate violation of 3 Bean or Veg. Salad 14V$ oz. Lasagna or Manicotti 18 oz. Bridgeport Avenue The policeman stiid he called in its bid to have the town take the station off the * anti-m ilitary struggles ol the 70’Swith rence of "Armed Forces Day, ” the W E U H 9 1-61 Ms. Sheehan said. We believe that will the civil rights of all humanity. ” polite headquarters alter allegedly spotting air on the local cable franchise on grounds it was BMDSEVE PREMIER BUTTER SAUCE White pick up the eggs Irom the swan's nest and smutty pornography. Tomato Juice 32 oz. Corn or Peas lo ’oz. 89c put them into a green plastic bag. 6KEN W 00D U tm m DINNERlER CLASSICS — C l O A White was taken into custody as he was leaving bkken Fricosse o r SoEsfaury Steak ^ I g O V Ihe properly, allegedly with the eggs in his State residents prefer Hart to Mondale Pickl^ Beets 16 oz. posession, and police returned the eggs to the nest Vet’s “nightmare” described OFENPIT CfTRUS M U at Ihe suggestion ol environmental officials. HARTFORD (I’PI) — A poll published today Hurt fared better than Mondale with all political members, wpnl to run with, the strongest possible Orange Juice 16 oz. CONCORD, N.H. — A psychiatrist says the Borbeque Sauce M .0 9 While w'tis booked on charges ol criminal suggests C'oiinecticul adults still favor President iind demographic groups: Republicans, Democrats candidate. That is a real concern,. , sight of a tortured body in Vietnam plunged KNO'S trespassing, lour counts of taking wildlile eggs Reagan over bis rivals but that Colorado Sen. Gaitf and unaffiliated voters: union and non-union "I don’t put great stock in polls as a barometer of the admitted killer Gary Place into a "nightmare" Equal 50's 15 oz. w ilhoiil authorization. moUysling w ildlile and lour Hart would lure belter against him than former Vice households and the young, middle-aged and older likely results in Connecticut, but you can’t avoid the Ex Topping Pizzas 51.59 ■AKEirS counts ol hunting or taking" sw ans, a violation President Waller Mondale voters. fact that this is a real potential problem. Mondale has that eventually drove him to slay his girlfriend 15 years later. ol slate Department ol Environm ental f’rolection The Courant Connecticut poll conducted by the State Democratic Chairman James M. Fitzgerald, serious problems in Connecticut." Angel Flake Coconut Lender's Bagels 6ct 2/99C regulations I niversity ol Connectciut's In.stitule for Social a Mondal^ supporter, said the poll results "aren’t Testifying Wednesday in Place’s first-degree Inquiry finds if Ihe presidential election were held something that are going to make me dance for joy" murder trial, defense witness Dr. Sheldon Fund-mishandling alleged today, Reagan would defeat Mondale 56 percent t6 37 but that they are not final. < Zigelbaum said in 1968 when Place arrived in Mr. Big Napkins 30 0 count 51.39 Hoodsie Cups 12 c t MAKE IT EAST 51.59 percent. "Some of this (support for Hart) is because our Vietnam he saw the body of a U.S. Marine who 2 VARIETCS .ANSONIA -r- Charles I’erry Jr., lormer It finds Reagan would defeat Hart 48 percent lo41 had been scalped and had his bones pulled out of candidates are in the heat of a contest with each Rice 8 oz. 2/51 Hood Cheddars 7 oz. director ol an Ansonia tinli-poverly agency, pr’rcenl. other," he said. "I can see a possible changb in these his arms and legs by enemy troops. SUNSWCET 51.19 HOOD mishandled about $.511,0(111 in agency funds but The poll was done through a telephone survey from statistics once the convention is over and the Place, 36. is accused in the strangulation- Pitted Prunes 12 oz. committed no crimintd ollense, slate police said. April 25 lo May 2 of 500 adults selected al random. The candidate is chosen. The contest is still developing stabbing slaying of his girlfriend Wanda Olsen, 99< Ricotto (Bella Cotta) Cheese 1 W. ( Mif-t Police said Wedne.sday Perry had improperly S.OJ. 51.09 margin ol error is put al 5 percent. now." 32, last summer in her Concord apartment. He is COLUMBO-AU VARKTES diverted funds Irom Ansonia Community Action The results were more pironounced when respond­ basing his insanity defense on his haunting Oven Cleaning Pods Sen. Christopher J. Dodd, D-Conn., Hart’s leading <-.89< Yogurt « 8 oz. to purchase a w ide assortment ol electronic and ents were asked to rate the candidates as favorableor backer in the state, said he would support Mondale if Vietnam War experiences. • WET ONES 3/51.07 household goods .which he slotkpiled in his unfavorable, with more rating Mondale unfavorable on Mother^s Day The stocky ex-Marine admits he killed Ms. CITRUS M U ‘ the former vice president is nominated but that the Towelettes T O conn t Waterbury home than favorable.' poll results present a problem. Olsen but claims he was driven to kill by his ^1.19 Orange Juice Perry said ]here w as no room for the goods ut uncontrollable Vietnam memories. Place is the 64 oz. Reagan was given a favorable rating by 60 percent “ Mondale has serious problems in Connecticut," he Sunday, May 13th 51.29 the antipoverly tigcncy, vjliich he headed lor 1,5 said. "Members of Congress, particularly House , first murder defendant in New Hampshire to use years belore resigning last.-week, and an unfavorable rating by 28 percent, with 12 post traumatic stress disorder as a defense. Aulhonlics’ said they have lound no evidence of perccenl mixed or undecided. Hart was rated embc/z.li iiicnt or iicrsnnal gain. More than favorable by 46 percent and unfavorable by 15 percent, with 39 percent unsure. 10% OFF ffffffifffffiii'irifiiffiiiiiif $50,(100 worih ol si,|j|,iie.s and equipment were recovered al Pci ry s home. While 48 percent of respondents said they support all Krementz Pot smugglers arrested ima coga a SlM t mnlua WMiamaASlMtpwcka. C WHfe capa 0.110.00 pwilia i Reagan’s policies, compared to 44 percent who said I W H h c a a .a UkOOmraha. BOSTON — Nine men who allegedly used a LWI1 am** mr la W ir UwW I am— pa laWw B LkeN 1 CMpee per ceelMeer | I UaH 1 a a . . pw calMwr Drowning called suicide they don't, 73 percent said they like Reagan as a Jewelry HARTS "mother ship" to ferry 45 tons of marijuna from person. SOI I H WI.ND.SOR - The death of a woman ' f U D t the drug fields of Colombia to Maine and New UPTON KIEEN KIH Y ! CHARMIN I NEW LEMON whose body was lound in a pond not far from her Mondale was rated favorable by 30 percent and ■ Hampshire have been arrested by federal agents. home has been ruled a suicide by the state ' unfavorable by 35 percent, while the Rev. Jesse j - O U t ) 20% OFF Agents fanned out across Massachusetts late ICED TEA PLUS • I CASCADE Medical Examiner's office. Tuesday and early Wednesday to arrest some of 20 LB. J ■ 65 OZ. Jackson was rated favoravblc by 25 percent and TT S t ttk 32 OZ. GAN Police identified the woman as Olga Maksy- unfavorable by 39 percent. Slm» t$ fi Gold Chains the suspects in what D E A official Carlo Boccia niuk, .51. of South Wind.sor. said was "only one endeavor by some members of & Bracelets Police received a call from Ihe woman's lam ily "P*rf*ct P«rtn*rt” for your this group." about .5: .50 p.m. Tuesday asking them to help find Graduation speaker named One other suspect who was named in a federal 51 off! her after she left home in "a very depresstid indictment unsealed in Batigor, Maine, remained lawn and gardan—"Qrow" Jewelry A Watch Repair I D P H U Hav IZIk, 1M4 /EIPMES WV lZtt6 lft4 I ElPIBfS WIT IZtk. 1004 ■ OPUHS WIT IZIk, 1004 state, said Police Chiel W illiam Ryan. FARMINGTON (DPI) — An advocate of nuclear at large. I disarmament will be the commencement speaker with Hart's Grata Saad and HIGHLAND PARK M ARKT HIGHLAND PARK MARKET They explored the Cinnamon Springs condomi­ Done of Premises At least five of the men live in Massachusetts. lw!!!A'!i2'f!PawS!!L''S£?£iLi I I nium development about a half a mile from the May 24 at the University of Connecticut Health Hart’s Turf Food; Quality at U.S. Attorney Richard Cohen in Portland, Center. home and found a woman's hat floating on a Down*tO'Earth Pricas far lass Maine, said the men transported the shipment to recreational pond behind it, he said Wednesday. Dr. Howard H. Hiatt, dean of the Harvard School ol land on three small boats — one off-loading 30,000 Fire department divers later recovered the Public Health and advocate of the need for physicians than national brands. BRAY'S JEWEIERS pounds of pot into Greenleaf Cove on Westport body of the woman. to join the movement to prevent nuclear war, will talk 737 Main S t 64395617 Island in Maine on May 19, 1979. about "Health Professionals and the Nuclear Age. ifffffffffffffffffffffffflli 6 - MANaiKSTtJ?^lKRAl-D. Thursday. Muy 10, 1984 MANCHfab'l l!.H HKKALl), Itiursdiiy, May lu, lam ■

Richard M. Diamond, Publisher- Douglas A. Bevins. Managing EditofT Nicaraguan . James P; Sacks. City Editor' Ron: 'Anarchy is at doorstep’ Forces 105.OOO OPINION in By Helen Thomas The president frequently relied become the stage for a bold Central America provisions of an Nicaragua United Press International on the phrase ‘‘communist subver­ attempt by the Soviet Union, Cuba $11 billion foreign aid bill. .^. WASHINGTON - President sion” to underline the twin themes and Nicaragua to install commu­ Likewise. Reagan has run into Reagan raised the specter of of his speech — America’s own nism by force throughout the trouble trying to win $21 million for Cuba-supplied and Soviet-directed security and economic interests hemisphere.” the CIA-backed "contras” .seeking Jack communist insurgents toppling El and its moral obligation to demo­ Reagan stressed, however, that to topple the Marxist-led govern­ Hart’s Western hopes are misconceived Anderson Salvador and creeping through the cratic governments in Central he did not envisage the use of ment of Nicaragua. rest of Central America right to America. American troops in Central Reagan did not specifically Washington “our doorstep” in a stem appeal "What we see in El Salvador,” America. mention the U.S. role in supplying AUSTIN, Texas — Jim Quackenbush, Fritz disbelief about a candidate who lacks the national for his costly aid package. he said, "is an attempt to destabiU "The issue is our effort to and directing the anti-Sandinista Momlale's Southern coordinator, observed the morning credentials to be a potential nominee for president. So Morry-Qo-Round Reagan pointedly avoided direct ize the entire region and eventually promote democracy and economic^ guerrillas, whom he called "free­ after the Texas results came in that Gary Hart needed the fact that Gary Hart hails Irom Colorado and wears critiesm of Congress and invoked move c$iaos and anarchy toward well-being in the face of Cuban and" dom fighters” Instead, he lashed Politics cowbtiy boots didn't really cut much ice here, even the names of such revered Demo­ the Ame)-ican border. Nicaraguan aggression, aided and out at the Nicaraguan govern­ 165 to win here because 'he kind of set that up for himself ' abetted by the Soviet Union. ment, saying. "TheSandinista rule That is unquestionably accurate. The dimensions of against a candidate who only seems at home in a gray crats as John F. Kennedy and "This communist subversion Today Harry S. Truman to call for poses the threat that 100 million "It is definitely not about plans is a communist reign of terror,” Mondale's triumph here were clearly made all the more Jack Germond three-piece suit. That was true, moreover, even though to send American troops into Democratic critics appeared Hart's issues profile probably fit Texas Democrats bipartisan support during his people, from Panama to the open 1984 impressive because of all that talk by Hart about how and Mothers 30-minute address Wednesday border on our south, .could come combat in Central America,” he unswayed by Reagan’s address 1979 1984 1979 he would prosper once the campaign for the better than that of Mondale. ' under the control of pro-Soviet declared. and Sen. Edward Kennedy, D- Jules Witcover night. UP* photo Democratic presidential nomination "moves west." But Reagan, arguing that paci­ regimes,” the president said. The administration has been Mass., appeared particularly an­ In one sense. Hart and his managers had little choice NOR DOES THE FACT that Lloyd Bentsen might fists before World War II "didn’t "Concerns about the prospect of locked in a bitter struggle with noyed by Reagan’s use of his President Reagan warned Wednesday night durjng his treated Congress over $62 million in brother’s name. but to talk about moving west onc-e he had been so help capture this state's electoral votes make it certain, prevent war — they assured it,” hundreds of thousands of refugees nationwide speech of the growth of Cuban presence in by any means, that Fritz Mcyidale is going to decide he fleeing communist oppression to emergency military aid for the "President Kennedy understood thoroughly routed in the industrial states of the warned his television audience Nicaragua (left) and the growth in Nicaraguan forces Midwest (Illinois and Michigan) and the Northeast least. And no one would argue that there are not is the right choice when the time comes. There's more WMnesday night not to listen to seek entry into our country are Salvadoran government’s fight the uses of diplomacy, but Presi­ different issue priorities in different regions of the involved in voting in a presidential election than home- badly "the new isolationists" who es­ well-founded.” against leftist guerrillas. dent Reagan believes that more (right) since 1979. The president declared that the threat (New York and Pennsylvania). And Hart had little The House took up that request guns, more bullets, and more country — jobs in Pennsylvania and the environment in state pride. VMSHINGTON - Sunday will pouse ‘'a policy of wishful Reagan said Central America to the U.S. "is at oiir doorstep." choice but to compete in Texas, with its 200 delegate “is at our doorstep. And it has today as debate began on the killing is the only answer," he said. votes at stake. Montana, to use the most obvious kinds of examples! Ever since the roof began to fall in on him in the be Mother's Day. And again, the thinking." But Mondale's walkaway victory' here is another But that doesn't mean the standards forjudging industrial states, Gary Hart's strategy of necessity has nation will pay lip service to- reminder that regional considerations no longer mean politicians differ radically from bne part of the country been this business of winning in the West — always with motherhood. But it no longer ^ what they once meant in American politics. Thanks to to another. the assumption that this second campaign would honors its mothers. , Indiana, Ohio wins boost Hart’s spirits jet planes, network television and fast-food cuisine, the culminate with a victory June 5 in California, another Most working mothers cannot U.S.IWorld state in which Fritz Mondale may seem stylistically country is becoming increasingly homogenous. NOR WOULD ANYONE who understands American find adequate day care for their. By Laurence McQuillan Nebraska, which along with Oregon manager; saidt that after the final The late.st United Press International politics question the proposition that regional pride can alien to the voters. c;hildren. Most divorced and wi-- In Brief United Press International holds primaries next week. He is the primaries on June 5, "We will be within count, reflecting Hart's upset wins in MOREOVER. PRINCIPALLY BECAUSE OF those give a candidate a leg up. Hart has done better than But the voters in California, as in Texas, don't live in (lowed mothers can't collect the_ heavy favorite in both contests. Mon­ 200 delegates of Mr. Mondale at the Ohio and Indiana Tuesday, shows television networks, it is no longer possible fora Mondale in the caucuses and primaries of the Far West, some cloistered isolati^ from the political realities. l.'ull child support that the courts' Gai^ Hart says “dedicated ... and dale and Jackson both are in Washing­ very worst.” Mondale already has 1,518 delegates, presidential candidate to play on regional pride and just as Jimmy Carter did better than his rivals among Like the voters here, they have been following the li.aveordered. Mothers who want to. Florida executes black man practical" Democrats will reject Wal­ ton, D.C. Mondale's top two lieutenants met against 886 for Hart. Southern Democrats in 1976. election returns everywhere. And unless Fritz Mondale ter Mondale and nominate him at the "This race will not allow itself toshut nuike a candidacy successful in one part of the country stay home with their children are STARKE, Fla. — James Adams, Ihe first black with reporters Wednesday and confi­ "As we go into the lourth (juarter. we when he is no longer credible elsewhere. That is why Moreover, there are still valid reasons to believe that gives them some reason to believe otherwise, they man executed in Florida in 20 years, d i^ in the party’s convention, while his chief down early, ” Hart told reporters in dently predicted the former vice treated as social inferiors. ! rival’s camp now argues the former are now prepared to predict that on Hart's forced "move west " was doomed to failure once the selection of a particular candidate for vice necessarily see him as the next Democratic nominee — The government offers tax in-' eletric chair early today for the murder of a white Washington Wednesday before head­ president will nail down the nomination rancher. vice president will haVe the race locked ing to Nebraska. on June 5, even if Hart wins delegate- June 4 ... we will have between 1,71)0 he lost by such wide margins in New York and president in either party can help capture — although even if he is from Minnesota. • centives and pension benefits to) up before the delegates convene. and 1,800 delegates counted lor Mon­ This is a mobile society and with every election (ft Adams, who in- Hart said the unpledged delegates to rich California that day. Pennsylvania. not necessarily assure — his home state's electoral mothers who leave their children; In effect, the two Democratic con­ the July convention in San Francisco dale," John.son said. This does not suggest, of course, that there are not votes in the general election. That is why there is so regional distinctions grow less clear — and less . ^ ’.' ^ted ,to the end that James Johnson, Mondale's cam­ -^during the day and find jobs away< he was ’'‘ra*il- tenders were waging a 'game of will be both "dedicated Democrats and paign chairman, said even a moderate regional differences among voters. No one would argue much talk about Sen. Lloyd Bentsen of Texas as a ‘‘ pertinent t’o American politics. from home. Mothers who try to rd^ded" because he psycologic'al warfare in the wake of practical.” They will endorse him showing in the June 5 finaie of "We are further prepared to predict that Democrats in Texas and most of the Deep South, possible running mate for Walter Mondale this year. So Gary Hart's "move west" may have satisfied his earn a living at home may even run, wa's black, was pro­ Hart’s sudden revival following his . because he has the best chance “to take primaries will put his candidate over that when we have all the results in for example, are liot generally more conservative than The point is. however, that this regional pride has own demand for a rationalization for his candidacy. But afoul of the labor laws. nounced dead at upset wins this week in the Ohio and the case to Mr. Reagan " in the fall the top in the que.st for the 1,976 from June 5th, that Mondale will have those in New York and Pennsylvania, on most issues at limits and does not lead to a willing suspension of it never had much to do with political reality. The media is the worst offender.; 7; 11 a.m. EDTinthe Indiana primaries. campaign. delegates needed for the Democratic more than 1,967 delegates needed (o be ^It glorifies sex but denigrates; ^hree-legged*oak Hart today is already stumping in Oliver Henkel. Hart's campaign ^ nomination. nominated. " he .said. motherhood. Career women are- electric chair/'ftat In Manchester portrayed as glamorous, home-- death row coavicts \S-A makers as frumpy. call "Old Spanqq" lit his last words "We have fostered a generation before the black of young people who have heard; hood was dropped Latest interest rates on Certificates of Deposit nothing but put-downs about child- over his face, CD grant stu^ly rearing,'' complains Linda Burton; Adams, 47, told the of Springfield, Va. "They have- 216 prisoners re­ been encouraged to 'do something maining on death is right course more important' with their lives. row to "keep on They are considered intellectually! fighting, because it’s wrong and inferior and out of pace with the immoral." In spite of the warnings housing for some Greater times." James Adams Late Wednesday issued by many of those who Hartford residents not native Mrs. Burtongaveupanofficejob' night, the Mth U.S. attended the Board of Direc­ to Manchester, as pullout to raise her two small children. She Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlant^denied a HERE’S knew that many intelligent, gifted tors' meeting Tuesday night, advocates claimed it would. petition by Adams’ lawyers for a rehearing of the the directors took the right women prefer child-rearing to any case and a stay of execution. And to judge from the other career, that they find home­ The Supreme Court, acting for the fifth time in course when they decided to making more challenging than the case, overturned by a 5-4 vote Wednesday appoint a citizens' committee success of the subsidized office routine, and that they can night an indefinite stay handed down Tuesday by to study the current state of Oakland Heights apartment .earn a living and broaden their; the llth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. the federal Community De­ complex, filled several talents at home. Lawyers want documents velopment Block Grant months ago, the fears of such So Linda Burton joined some program. housing were not really justi­ other Virginia women in forming a- LOS ANGELES — Lawyers for John De Lorean OURS. fied. There has been no non-profit group to set the record say a decision denying them access to secret Though town voters' de­ government documents could hinder the former controversy about the project straight. They call themselves You choose Interest rate* Effective cided to withdraw from the auto executive’s defense against cxtcaine traffick- among town residents, and no Mothers at Home. "We should be ’ ing charges. the term, from annual yield program in the late 1970s and shouting from the housetops, say­ apparent adverse impact on U.S. District Court Judge Robert Takasugi reaffirmed the controversial ing 'I stay at home with my kids!"’ the economy. Wednesday refused to give the defense classified decision in a 1980 referen­ % she declares. She thinks it's best materials detailing contacts between the U.S. and dum. it's possible that either When three HUD represen­ for them.and for herself. British governments during the investigation of 6 mbs. to 1 year The group doesn't criticize De Lorean. the structure of the program tatives addressed the Board women who choose a career; it Defense lawyers said the decision could 1000% 1067% or the collective mind of the of Directors on a recent merely upholds the right of all hamper their attempt to convince jurors that De town electorate has changed. evening, they said the CBDG women to decide what they want to Lorean was framed and prevent them from substantiating assertions the British may have And even if neither of these program had been relaxed do with their lives. "But as it now been involved in an international conspiracy. 1 year to 18 mos. has shifted L80 degrees. Man­ and subjected to more local stands," says Mrs. Burton, "many During meetings with undercover agents, De chester needs a new assess­ control since Manchester's Commentary women are under economic and Lorean falsely told them he was getting $2 million 1025% 1095% ment of the practical impact withdrawal. social pressure to work." for a drug deal from the terreyist Irish The group provides moral sup­ Republican Army. of rejoining the program so it Though CBDG opponents port for mothers who want to stay 18 m os. to 30 mos. is able to make an educated belittle that claim, it is just In spite of media distortions, home and raise their children. Storm track shifts north and up-to-date decision. the kind of thing that requires These women are tired of the 1035%11j06% media telling them that rearing Some of the estimated 6,000 flood victims in There are a number of good hard and objective study by a West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee got down reasons for citizens to re­ children is beneath the national to spade work today while officials got down to citizens' committee if the Reagan’s trip was a success dignity and that smart women evaluate the program. town’s decision on so major paperwork as the nation savored the first days in 30 m os. to 59 mos. don't stay home. two week with neither tornadoes nor severe, To t;ite the most obvious, an issue is to be the correct Bv William A. Rusher look good (or "presidential, " as Mr. Reagan is being sensible — So last January, more than 5(1 thunderstorms. 11jOO%U.80% Syndicated Columnist the saying goes), and that about even flexible if you will — but Manchester has been losing a one. volunteers combined their skills to Kentucky asked for a presidential disaster' the samb percentage would have hardly inconsistent. publish a provocative little new­ declaration. West Virginia contemplated a large amount of money since We think the directors have NEW YORK — Our liberal perceived this as one of the trip's During the trip itself, only one sletter they call Welcome Home. special legislative session to deal with flood woes, it voted to withdraw frojm the outlined the right course for Washington press corps, which purposes even if Ms. Mitchell and incident occurred that the Wa­ No one is paid; it's a labor of love. and Tennessee said damage to more than a 60 mos. program because of the the committee — especially travels with the president on her colleagues had busied them­ shington media were able to depict They charge $12 a year to cover thousand homes wasn’t severe enough to warrant extended trips like his visit to j selves trying to find a little real as a jarring note. Th.Jt was the seeking federal aid. 1L25% 1208% "strings" attached to it. By costs. in determining that it will Kentucky reported 5,000 people were evacuated •These rates in effect May 9 through May 15,1984. Rates change every Wednesday, but once your CD is open the rate is fixed for the full term. China — and doesn't like him any news to talk about instead. decision of the communist leaders By F.D.I.C. r e la tio n s , withdrawal from a time savings acTiouni before maturity results in a substantial penally. the count of one advocate of comprise those who .were Overnight, they attracted na­ from their homes with state assistance and others better in Peking than it does in The second negative theme that to delete, from the (delayed) tional attention. They never got rejoining the CBDG pro­ vocal on both sides during the Washington — had developed two moved voluntarily. In Tennessee, 254 fled their the mtiUia diligently ran into the broadcast of one of President around to issuing their first press homes, while 500 West Virginia residents were gram, $2.6 million that would withdrawal controversy. And negative themes for use in broad­ ground was the proposition that, by Reagan's speeches on Chinese have come to Manchester has release; the press came to them. homeless. though it remains to be seen casts and dispatches to the home making this visit to Peking and television, various passages in They never bothered to solicit gone to other towns. And what the committee will do folks before Air Force One even trying to cultivate a friendly which he spoke appro'vingly of God subscriptions; yet the subscrip­ Libyan leader accuses U.S. these towns, one of which is with its charge»once it has touched down in the Central relationship with its communist and of freedom, and was critical of tions began pouring in. Phil Kingdom. ROME — Libyan leader Moammar Khadafy affluent West Hartford, don't been appointed, we’re rulers, Mr. Reagan was inconti­ the Soviet Union. Tbiis censorship Donahue asked them to appear on saw he has proof Britain, Sudan and the United seem to have felt the aciverse optimistic. One was that the whole trip was nently reversing his longstanding was ballooned by thi.^ media into a his television show. ABC and CBS St»es instigated an attack that ended with the 'essentially just a political ma­ posture of hostility toward Red sort of minor crisis., the implica­ News filmed them. slayings of anti-Khadafy commandos in fierce impact that CBDG opponents One of the things we’re China — thereby revealing himself predicted for Manchester. _ neuver. "devoid of any real mean­ tion being that Mr. Reagan had Congress even solicited their fighting in Tripoli. hopeful about is that the as flighty, inconstant, confused, somehow failed in it sly attempt to “We have documents and evidence proving The block grants, which are ing and calculated to insult the views on day care centers. Linda directors will not stall on intelligence of the American .peo­ and at the very least (by implicit get his points across to the Chinese Burton listened to witness after that these terrorists were trained in Britain and WHATS administered by the Depart­ making the 15 appointments ple by collecting a lot of movie ' admission) previously wrong. people, and perhaps offended his witness call for more centers, the U.S. A.,” Khadafy said at a news conference in ment of Housing and Urban to'the committee. hosts as well. Tripoli Wednesday. footage of Mr. Reagan viewing the better care and bigger federal He called President Reagan "the worst Development, can provide More importantly, how­ Great Wall — footage that could I doubt very much, however^ But 1 was intiirested to hear subsidies. Politely disagr^ing! that Mr. Reagan sees himself that tetrorist the world has” and the British valuable funding for sidewalk ever, we hope that once then be used by the Reagan-Bush Betty Bao Lord, the Chinese \#ife of she urged economic and social government a "barbaric instigator and exporter campaign committee in television way. He stood loyally in the long Winston Lord, president of the incentives to bring working moth; construction and other urban they’ve been appointed, the line of American presidents and of terrorism.” rehabilitation projects that Cbmmercials this fall. I particu­ Council on Foireign Relations, ers home “who would rather not Khadafy, whose remarks were contained in a committee members will do other political leaders, from Harry observe subsequently that such otherwise require local tax larly enjoyed Andrea Mitchell’s have their children in day care in transcript released by the Libyan news agency Manchester the favor of monotonous stress on this in her Truman through Dwight Eisen­ suppression usually just has, on the first place.” JANA, did not say what proof he had to support dollars. being honest with one hower and John Kennedy to the Chinese people, the effect of his charges. THEIRS? reports from China for NBC-TV. Lyndon Johnson, who believed that “Mothers who do require a day Ask those other banks. How favorably do their What are their “liquid money fimds” Moreover, it remains in another. A realistic assess­ highlighting the forbidden mate­ care for their children clearlji doubt whether anyone — After several days of unremit­ by refusing to recognize Red China rial. They have access to it Quebec sniper surrenders rates compare to ours? like? Do they remind you of good, old 5 V2% ment will emerge from this ting emphasis on this point, the must have access to the best care either tlj^e program’s foes or this country was maintaining anyway, through Voice of America QUEBEC — A sniper who wounded two people savings accounts? Do those other banks really process onlyif the committee media were able to reap' their before the world a moral stance available," she said. “Blittheyar^ Ask them, too, how they figure interest. its advocates — can really members and their suppor­ broadcasts from the United States not going to get it from ai) in a shooting spree and then barricaded himself in get involved in counseling you on savings? reward: According to a New York that would, in the long run, benefit and uncensore'd texts of the Rea­ his house, holding police at bay for 18 hours, Do they only pay simple interest? Or do they say what restrictions the ters keep the strident rhetoric Times-CBS poll released last Sun­ it far more than anything that overburdened child care system: So go ahead. You Imow where lue stand. gan speech circulated among Seldom do .‘more’ and ‘quality’ go dropped his weapons today and surrendered to continually compound it (paying you, in effect, town would subject itself to that tends to surround the day, 52 percent of 1,367 people could be achieved by an unprin­ party cadres in Peking, and their police, authorities said. interest on top of interest) as we do? N ow ask them. We’ll wait for you. by accepting the grants, questioned were of the opinion that cipled, unstable detente with hand in hand, and in the case of an “He left everything in the house. He came out CBDG issue to a minimum, appetite will simply be whetted by issue so deeply human as child Ask about the minimum deposit you’ll which would total about and carefully examine both there was indeed a large political Peking. the knowledge; that the communist on his own,” said Quebec Lt. Rene Paquettd. care, this is particularly so.” ; Police believed the man had two rifles and two $500,000 annually. Federal siddk of the controversy. component in the timing of Mr. When Richard Nixon nonethe­ regime tried to keep it from their be asked for, to open a CD. At SBM, you can Reagan's visit to China. less took the step of opening Later that evening, the CBS shotguns with him inside the house. He was restrictions tend to be prohib­ If that happens, the direc­ eyes and eani. Evening News showed excerpts suspected of wounding two people early Wednes­ ' open a 30 month to 59 month CD witih only a .Savings Bank I wonder, though, whether the diplomatic^ relations with Red All in all, Mr. Reagan is entitled itively stated, as they are in tors’ action will pay off in the Washington media are really en­ from the hearings. Mrs. Burton's day on a city street. $500 minimum. To open any of ouc^ther CDs China, and Jimmy Carter went the to feel that his China trip was i Paquette identified the suspect as Jean Claude of Manchester the case of the CBDG grafts, form of a useful and compre­ titled to all the imaginary Pulitzer rest of the way and granted it full testimony was dismissed cava­ will require a $2,500 minimum deposit. N. distinct net plus — for h^self, for lierly by CBS as ‘‘proiwsing that Nadeau, 39. He was taken into custody by Quebec but the real question is how hensive report which takes a Prizes they are privately awarding recognition, Mr. Reagan made his . U.S. relatior.'3 with R e^hina, and provincial police. themselves for having brought the problem be solved by a returq the regulations are applied. hard look at what Manchester disapproval clear; but he has The sniping spree came less than 24 hours after cll P U tc (OUve In). Bwt Corners Shopping Center,East Center S I. HarHotd Rd at MtKcc St.. Corner Broad SI A W Middle Tpk (AuloBanii^). Shop Rile P U ia al Spenter S I. even for the millions of Chinese to the ways of yesteryear.” Iq m: Mkiii SI O ffk t|, Putm II P U tc (OUve In). about this ^ihiblic attitude. My never, as president, attempted to an army corporal armed with sub machine guns Urd:Bum sldcAvc.P«lnam Bti49cPraia M tM :B o llo n N o U h a lR tc 4 4 * A e d w tr: AndoverShoppma PU ia SwidiW indow:SoMivanAve l - J Member FOIC In addition, by withdraw­ is missing — or gaining, as who will manage to read or hear other words, child-rearing Isn’t 1: )WKtl«N Ittn . 44 & 74 Tel 646;-l700 lues,Tbuts.ASal.Rte 196neillopostoffice Tel 974 36li SteUaed:Mon.Wed &Frl.aciossfiomposlofflcr let 423-0523 EqualOpporturEqual Opportunity Lender ing from the program, the guess is that the American people reverse a process that is obviously those forbidden paragraphs of his stormed the Quebec provincial parliament, the case may be — by its chic; homemaking is old< killing three jieople and wounding 13. CpI. Denis town hasn't avoided becom- understand very well that any irreversible. In seeking to reap speech. fashioned; mothers at home are a refusal to accept block grant overseas excursion By an Ameri­ whatever benefits he can for this Lortie pleaded innocent Wednesday to three ing a location for subsidized funds. Editor’s note: Rusher is pub­ throwback to less enlightened counts of first-degree murder. can president tends to make him country from the new situation. lisher of tfeie National Review. times. 8 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD, Thursday, Muy 10, 19M

______I ■ . MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 10. 1984 — 9 Thursday TV A r e a Towvns Truck purchase 6:00 P.M. ® - Family Feud ( D - T a x l . 8 - Entartainmant Tonight 2:45 A.M. CD CD d ) ® ® ® - N«ws ( S ) - Benny Hill Show G P - Laugh-In 8 - Lata Night with f^ id 8 -MOVIE: 'TheGodfather' A in Brief is major outlay CS) " Thres't Compsny 0D ~ Independent Network Odd Coupl^ Lattarman mafia patriarch finds that ruling N ew s - SpdrtsCenttr his volatile family is his biggest ( D - V e g a t 12:45A.M. ** challenge. Marion Brando, James (3 ) - ESPN's Speedweek 9 9 - MOVIE: ‘Uwal Haro' An Park fields off limits Q D -A H c a 8 - Murdar: No Apparant Caan, At Pacino. 1972. Rated R. ( 3 ) - NHL Stenley Cup Playoffs aspiring junior executive is sent to for Andover d2l - M az^ SporttLook Scotlar^ to persuade a seacMSt M otiva This documentary stu­ 3:00 A.M. BOLTON — Recreation Director Gary Mor- ® - CroMfke dies the ^3idemic o f serial mur­ (3) - USA Cartoon Expraaa village to sell its land to a aant CD " MOVIE: Cobra Woman' tensen is asking people to stay off the playing ANDOVER — The town budget for the coming fiscal (S) - M*A*8*ii ders in the U.S. ® - Dr. Qana S « m FRIEND IN NEED petrochemical c o n ^ n y . Peter The ‘Cobra )A/oman’ strikes and fields at Herrick Memorial Park until the Little year is up less than 1 percent over the current budget, (23) - Maxtru #3 Riegert, Burt Lancaster'. 1983. 1:00 A.M. causes fear in all. Maria Montez, League game next Monday afternoon. (SS (3 ) - M*A*8*H RatedPG. but it includes a number of capital purchases that are - Raintx>w Jackpot Sabu, Jon Hall. 1943. - MacNell/l^hrer Nawah- Tom Selleck stars as a pri­ ® - Saint Mortensen said town crews have been working expected to serve Andover for years to come. ® - Alfred Hitchcock Houf (3) - All American Wrestlirtg our - Wheel of Fortune vate eye who risks his life to 99 - Twilight Zone on the fields to ready them for the spring and - MwieyUne The $1,360,570 budget provides for a total of $57,170 ® - Raporter 41 (8 ) ~ Barney Miller protect an old Navy buddy in a Q ) - Croesfire (S) - Froaman Raporta summer playing season. He said the fields are (S i -D r. W ho in capital purchases, with much o f it to be paid out of (E ) - 3-2-1, Contact m - People's Court two-hour repeat episode of off-limits to anyone until-Monday. federal revenue sharing funds. ( 9 - Twilight Zone 1:15A.M. 3:30 A.M. ^ 6:30 P.M. ^ & - Dr. W ho "Magnum, airing ® - MOVIE: 'Bette Midler le The largest expense will be a new truck and plow 11:15P.M. 8 “ One Step Beyond CD ** Ona Day at a Tima THURSDAY, M AY 10 on Dhrina Madrtass' The 'Divine frame for the town highway department, at a cost of 9 2 - Mania SporttLook Miss M ' portrays the characters 3:45A.M. Garden plots available D ' CBS Nawt 8:00 P.M. CBS. $39,000. Town officials plan to use $10,000 in revenue - Reporter 41 that made her famous. Bette Mid­ 8 Mora Alt-New Unaxpur- (JD - Sanford and Son GD GD - Magnum P.l. Magnum ler. Rated R. COVENTRY — The Coventry Conservation sharing funds and $29,000 of the town's own money to and TC put their lives on the Itrte CHECK LISTINGS FOR EXACT TIME gatad ^ m n y Hill Commission will continue to sponsor a commun­ ( 3 '* Numaro Uno 11:30 P.M. buy the truck. to protect an Navy buddy who 1:30 A.M. - NB A BaikatiMill 4:00 A.M. ity garden for area residents this summer. The Andover Public Library will gel a $3,250 air O - MOVIE: 'Wild Horse believes that they are marked for C£ GD Ptayoffs Should this game not be 99 - Independent Network Hank' A sirong-wHted young death by an enemy dating back to 8 -Ufa of Riley A lim ited number of 25-by-25-foot plots which conditioner next year from revenue sharing. Also necessary, then regular program- N e w * wdman drives a herd of wild mus­ the Vietnam War. (R) (2 hrs.) 8 - Jerry Ford Catebrity Gotf have been plowed, harrowed and fertilized are from revenue sharing, the fire marshal will gel a new tangs hundreds of miles to save mkig will air at this time. I® - MOVIE: ‘The Whch' The CD - FM Magazine Clasaic Coverage o f this golfing available for $7, or $5 for Senior citizens. two-way radio, at an estimated cost of $920, and the them from slaughter Linda Blair, (D - Starsky and Hutch secret world o f sorcery and black event is presented from Vail. CO. CD - TV's Funniest Game magic are explored. Richard Applications are available in the Town Office volunteer fire department will get $14,000 in Richard Crenna. 1980. CD - Rockford Files (60 min.) i Show Moments (60 min.) Johnson, Rosanna SchiaRino. Building. miscellaneous equipment. (29) - Hogan's Heroes - Recir^ From Roosevelt ^ 5 - MOVIE: 'W om an Hafiar' | - N ew s CD (S ) - News Wrap-Up Anyone wanting more information should call (S) - Aik CNN CD Woman-hater and a man-hatar i The list of purchases for the fire department d D - MOVIE: 'An Eye for an GD - Honeymooners (29 - Daapedida get together and find they are fall- j Joanne Corrigan, garden coordinator, in the UPI photo (2 1 1 ^ - NBC News includes several pieces of equipment for the town's Eye' A San Francisco cop seeks - Leave It to BMver (3S - Our Miaa Brooki ing in love. Stewart Granger, Ed- evening, at 742-9108. ® - Noticlflro Nackmal SIN hot-atr balJoon [Closed Cap- roughbred race horses. (R) recently purchased $100,000 fire engine pumper, revenge in the W est Coast under­ CD ® - 20/20 (S ) - Sports Tonight w ige Feuillere, Cyril Ritcliard. i world of drugs and murder. tioned] [Closed Captioned] 1:45 A.M. 1949. I including a pressure-relief valve, a sc»t of 2>/^-inch ® - Jefferson! (3D - Indeperulent Network Been good to know you Chuck Norris, Richard Roundtree, - Noche de Gala ® (8 - Tonight Show Koontz speaks on subs hose, 500 feet of 4-inch hose and a dispenser for foam - ABC N ews 9:00 P.M. Newk 99 - MOVIE: 'Lone Wort E) - News Overnight « Christopher Lee. 1981. ® - Peiicula: 'Corona de M cQuada' A maverick ranger used to extinguish fires. ^ - MOVIE: -M'A-S'H- Mili- - The Merv Show ~ CuNure Club in Concert Connecticut House of Representatives. (E ) - Nightly Business Report CD Legrimes' collides with modern day bandits 4:30A.M. COLCHESTER — Connecticut needs a repre­ Retiring Senate Majority Leader Ri­ (3) - NFL's Greatest Moments tary life comes under sharp attack This Grammy Award-winning Also on the department's shopping list are five CD - Celebrities: Where 8 - Bob Newhart Show in this manial arts adventure set - CNN Headline News i sentative on the armed services committee in NFL's Greatest Moments pre­ when a pair of medics set out to group performs at the Hammers­ CD pagers — popularly known as "beepers" — for chard Schneller, second from left, Deputy Speaker Robert Frankel, at left, i sents highlights of the 1966 Are They Now? (60 min.) in Texas. Chuck Norris, David 7:00P.M. dissect Army morale Donald mith Odeon in London. - NightNna (3D “ Abbott and Costello J Washington to ensure that defense contracts will Carradine, Barbara Carrera. Rated firefighters to carry so they can be summoned quickly receives a warm embrace from House is with Senate President Pro Tem James CD - CBS News World Champion Green Bay Sutherland, Elliot Gould, Sally ( 8 ( 8 “ Cheers Cortclusion. continue to be awarded to Electric Boatandother Packers. Kelierman 1970. Sam and Diane are pushed to the (S ) - Freeman Reports - Tan O'clock News PG, 4:45 A.M. I to emergencies: 10 sets of protective gear, and an J, Murphy at right. ® M »A ‘ S*H state firms, says a candidate for the GOP Speaker Irving Stolberg in the closing 0$ - MOVIE: Split Image- (Sf) - Sneak Previews In this breaking point when she presents @ ® - Hill Straat Blues The 11:45 P.M. ® - MOVIE: Exposad' A (a- air-bag. used to rescue accident victims trapped from CD - Tic Tac Dough a portrait to Sam by a artist who biggest gang war in six years nomination in the Second Congressional District. moments of the 1984 session of the When a yopng man is lured into a special program. Neal Gabler and (32) - Top Rank Boxing from shion model is caught in a terror- « under heavy equipment. urged her to leave 'the source of threatens to explode on the Hill 2:00A.M. Candidate Roberta Koontz of Coventry argued CD - ABC News religious cult, his parents hire a Jeffrey Lyons take a look at the Brockton, MA ist's web and used as bait to * Fire Chief Curtis W. Dowling said the new street-tough cult deprogrammer movies of the Beatles, including hdr suffering.' while Renko makes his final wed­ ® ® - CBS News snare a ruthless international ^ that the representative was necessary when she CD - Best of Saturday Night 8 - MOVIE: The Sex to bring him back. Michael 'A Hard Day's Night,' 'Help' and dZ) “ Mystery! 'Shades of ding plans. (60 min.) Ntghtwatch killpr. Nastassja Kinski. Rudolf » protective gear will bring to 20 the number of sets of (S ) ** Jeffersons Machine' A research assistant addressed Grass Roots East in Colchester last O'Keefe. Karen Allen. Peter Let It Be ' Darkness.' A wealthy American ^3) - MOVIE: 'Jinxed' A black­ Nureyev. Rated R. * state-approved outfits. New stale safety require­ Against Wlnsted’s mayor helps a doctor develop his con­ ® - MOVIE: 'piHion Dollar week. Grass Roots is a Republican organization QSl - SportsCenter Fonda 1982. Rated R. couple comes to England to buy jack dealer and a nightclub singer Bnrin'^becret agent is ordered ments mandate that every firefighter be equipped troversial love lab. Rated R. comj^sed of representatives from towns in the (3) - Radio 1990 Today's pro­ S3) - MOVIE: -Patton- Gen 8:30 P.M. ' an old house that, unknowingly to plot to kill her gambling boy­ to sp y 'f^ the British Military Intel­ with improved gear by 1986. The Andover Fire them, IS haunted (60 min.) friend. Bette Midler. Rip Torn, ligence and pretend to take or- • district. gram looks at the hottest trertds George S. Patton is seen as one CD - Carol Burnett and Friends 12:00 A.M. Department will need to replace another 22 sets ol and, performers in the world of of World W ar ll's most colorful [Closed Captioned] Ken Wahl. 1982. Rated R. ders from an American general. Mrs. Koontz said the armed services commit­ CD “ MOVIE: 'Song of Norway' CD - How the West Was Won 1. Who is the conductor of gear in the next two years to meet that deadline. entertainment and controversial officers. (29 - El Maleficio ( 8 - People's Caucus Michael Caine, Francoise Oorleac. the Boston Symphony? (a) The life and music of the famed - Star Trek 1967. tee currently has foui- representatives from Prosecutor sees no threat George C Scott, Karl Malden. 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A federal grant will (UPI) — A slate prosecu­ seem to constitute a w- (2$ - Nightly Busirtess Report Chief isn't pleased when he learns 1970 10:30P.M. phant which then follows him ev­ pop congressmen serve on the committee. when an old flame comes to ® ) - Nawsnight pay 80 percent of the cost of a van and about half the tor says an investigation Wednesday. "I never sus­ checked and no illegal rious threat against a (H ) - Baila Conmigo that Katie .is .dating a 'college (3D - N ew s erywhere. Stan Laurel, Oliver (b) New York City (c) Peking Mrs. Koontz also said thinks the UnitAf States (3) - Top Rank Boxing from town. p. operating costs. The service is expected to begin has failed to support pected any bugging in the taps turned up there person's life or well­ - Entertainment Tonight man.' Brockton. M A (33) - Dreams o f Gold ® - MOVIE: 'Silver lode' Ac- Hardy. 1939 3. In square miles, how, should spend less on defense. 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BRIDGE ASTRO Manning, party secretary, to fill a Republican London County for the slaying of a Navy sonar Winsted police headquar­ was bugged because the and socialized, slept well vacancy on the Zoning Commission. technician with an arrow face the death penalty after ters alter O'Meara made substance ol two private and wasn't concerned." Manning, who is a commission alternate, will being charged with capital felony murder in Windham allegations in several conversations got back to INVITATION TO BID 4722 GRAPH replace Paul A. Edberg, who is moving to County. newspapers that the de­ m e," he said. ASBESTOS ABATEI4ENT: Kentucky. The new charges brought Wednesday against partment had been ille­ Pinmy Htah School 20-20 hind8i9ht PUBLIC NOTICE The Board of Education, 110 When told of the GOP committee's choice, Albert J. Goodrow Jr., 31, and Mark E. Hunter. 23. gally bugged for years. The onnual report ol the Long Hill Drive, East Hart­ Poilsh-Amerlcon Chorltoble zoning Chairman Philip G. Dooley said, "1 think both of Norwich, are for the killing of Peter A. Santore said the wi­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS ford, CT. will receive sealed Foundation of Monchester, bids for ASBESTOS ABATE­ South had 17 points for his it's logical. Tom has been very active. He lost out Gamachc. 22i of Norwich. retap sweep had turned up ESTATE OF LUTHER N. Connecticut, Inc. Is o vo llo - GUYETTE aka LUTHER MENT. Bid specltlcdtlons no-trump overcall, but they in the last election only because he took an Gamache was fatally wounded when Goodrow fired no evidence ol illegal ble, at the address noted be­ and drawings will be ovallo- NELSON GUYETTE. late of low, for Inspection during re­ are not enough against per­ I'LL TO ME, AND MOD. handsome benefits. John D. LaBelle. Jr., Esq. terest to do so. South p lay ed d u m m y ’s Planning Commission to subdivide the land into River in Windham, choked him and tossed him in the retap, but still maintains The princloal manager Is SOUTH seven. Blast was in with the P.O. Box 707 Chester GromulskI, Nancy J. Harris river, the affidavits said. his private telephone was Manchester, Ct. 06040 Oirector/Business Services ♦ A 10 6 jack and could do nothing lots for 32 single-family houses. Presiden t. 037-05 035-05 037-05 ♦ AK3 better than cash his four TAURUS (April ^ M a y 20) ' Police declined to discuss a possible motive. bugged. ♦ 10 4 spades and then switch to a Don't be disturbed by confus­ ♦ AQ953 heart. ’This ended all play ing conditions at work today..* Rather than setting you back,-- Vulnerable: Both, North since South was going to get GIUrrTE TRAC II they'll serve to awaken your * 'fSAcn South 60 on SL.,re four club tricks, twoliearts, LANACANE and the spade already in his Ingenuity to seek solutions. The FINAL NET RAZOR Dealer: Elast twTwii ii *PMk ■ possession. 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lU - MANCHESTKK HKRAU). Thursday. May 1(1, I9.U MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, May 10, 1984 - 11 Firemen’s museum part of annual Cheney District tour FO CUS/Fam jfu Alter four years ol renovation done. But he affirmed that the equipment, some^people are inter-, and preparation, the iirehouse at building will be ready for the May ested in apparatus," Selleck said. the corner of Pine Street and 26 opening. “ We will play it by ear for the firet couple of weekends until we find Hartford Road is almost ready to After it opens, the museum will '7 open as a firefighting museum. be open on Fridays Saturdays and out what people are interested in.” On Saturday, the curious can Sundays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., There are over 3.000 firefighting ( have a sneak preview of the Selleck said. It will be staffed by at items around the state whicH Connecticut Firemen's Historical least two or three people from the currently have no place for storage* Society Museum when it opens ’t t m u m i society, he said. or display. • briefly during the annual walking Although some exhibits are "There's a lot of history in i( toul- of the Cheney Brothers M m already set up. Selleck said the (firefighting)." Selleck said. "You National Historic Landmark Dis­ society has enough equipment and can build up all kinds of stories." trict. The museum will open to the firefighting items to add more public on a regular basis beginning exhibits or change them monthly, The tour, now in its seventh year, May 26. society members say. depending on what the public is being sponsored by the Institute ,. The 84-year-old building once wants to see. of JLocal History, Manchester housed Manchester's first fiiT He said, for instance, that he has Community College, the Cheney- company and served the then- a collection ol lithographs that are Brothers Historic District Com­ thriving Cheney mills district in being restored that might fasci­ mission, the Lutz Children's Mu^ tlu^ early 1900s. nate some people but bore others. seum and the Manchester Histori­ The I'/2 -hour walking tour of the "Some people are interested in cal Society. Cheney district will begin at 1 p.m. Saturday. It is being conducted by Dr. John F". Sutherland, director ol Tannery fire rocks Peabody Manchester Community College's Institute of Local History, and Dr. PEABODY, Mass. (U P I) - A flames as was -■ a three-story Thomas R. Lewi«.Jr., a professor- general alarm fire triggered by adjacent structure, witnesses said. of geography at MCC. It will explosions of chemicals used to tan Witnesses said there were at least three explosions, • triggered UPI photo feature spots of historic intere.st in . leather rocked downtown Peabody the landmark area. totfay. injuring at least a dozen by the lacquer used in the tanning Anyone wishing to participate in people, including one man appar­ process. ; Fire guts Frisco waterfront the tour should gather at 12:4,6 p.m. ently set ablaze by the flames. One employee was thrown into in the parking lot of Multi-Circuits The fire at the block-long Henry the brook that runs behind thfi A spectacular waterfront fire in San the city’s fire,department struggled for at i:i0 Hartford Road. Leather Co. on 150 Main St. erupted plant after he emerged from the Francisco that raged out of control over two hours to control the flames, Arthur Selleck, president of the around 9:45 a.m. and rapidly building in flames, witnesses said. Connecticut Firemen's Hi.storical escalated to 10 alarms. The Worried residents of nearby Wednesday night for 2V? hojjrs caused which could be seen for miles across Society, said that some minor wooden structure, which contained houses used garden hoses in an more than $2 million in damage, city San Francisco Bay. Two firemen were repair work and paint ing inside the tanning chemicals, including lac­ effort to protect their homes from investigators said today. Nearly half of injured from the flames. museum building has yet to be quer. was radiply engulfed in the intense heat and flames. Town man indicted in cocaine probe A .32-ycar-old Manchester man was oneol and the charges against them. or both on each counf. If,convicted on each A t SIEFFERTS six people indicted last month on cocaine Others indicted in Connecticut were Doris count, Yeske would face as much as 45 conspiracy charges lollowing a six-week Del Socorro Gonzalez. 24. ol Queens, N.Y : years in pri.son and $75,000 in lines. II 9 investigation that iin olved the FBI and the Claudia Abdel-Me.ssa. 36, of Connecticut: convicted. Goffe could face a total of ,30 Manchester Police Department, the U.S. William K. Yeske, ,59. also ol Connecticut: years in prison and fines ol $.50,000. Attorney's olfice announced Wednesday and Carlos A. Alvarez-Guzman. 26. and afternoon. Diego Astudillo-Alvear. 29, both ol Miami. According to Manchester police, the FBI Sam Ruchti sits in the cab of her Malcolm E. (lolle, 32, who lederal agents Fla, originally developed information about brother’s truck. ■•She received her .say lives in Manchester, was charged with Goffe. Yeske and Abdel-Me.ssa were also cocaine trallic in Manchester and asked for trucker’s license last month. possession ol five kilograms ol cocaine w ith charged w ith possessing, on or near April 4. the help ol the Manchester police detective intent to distribute it. Authorities would not one-hall kilogram ol cocaine with intent to division. Detective Kus.sell Wood w a s provide his address distribute it. instrumental in the case, police said. Also Authorities said they seized 9.5 kilograms .Alvarez-Guzman. Astudillo-Alvear and iityolvcd were Detective Lorraine Duke and Olficer Wayne Raulenberg. ol cocaine during tln' course of the Ms Gonzalez lace additional charges id investigation. The Manchesler Police De­ possessing, on or near April It), lour and a Gotle is currently free on a $.50,000 partment called it the largest seizure of hall kilograms of cocaine with the intent to non-surety bond, court records show. cocaine in Connecticut history. Authorities distribute it. Five other people were arrested in New would release little information about the York and Miami in connection with the Sam’s a trucker Each ol those indicted laces a maximum case beyond the names ol those arre.steil penally of 15 years in pri.son. a $25,000 fine case, authorities said. ' ■ 1 Tax-rate cut likely in Eighth District Ms. Ruchti of Bissell Street

Bv Alex Girelli April 23. the total appeared to stand at Lassow, says that it is time for someone Herald Reporter $846,756. about $26,400 less than the final with a fresh outlook to head the district. dreams of driving her own rig version. Announced candidates to succeed Lassow A half-mill cut in the Eighth District's The increase is in the public works in the presidency are Walter Joyner and 4.5-mill tax rale has been recommended to budget, in theamouni the district expects to Thomas Landers, both district directors. Herald photos by Pinto district voters by the district Board ol pay the tow n tor use of its sewage disposal Lu.ssow is a candidate for a district Directors. plant. Propo.sed spending for that item has directorship. Ms. Ruchti says her goal is to own a time, while her children grow up, she’ll The budget and the tax rale w ill be set by been increased Irom $220,000 to $250,000. truck of her own, and eventually take it be happy with local runs. Lassow attributes the proposed cut in the the district voters May 23 at the annual In a letter to district residents, Gordon lax rate to watching pennies and to good on long-distance hauls. In the mean­ di.slricl meeting l.assow. outgoing president, says that volunteers. "The system works," he says in NOW THRU SATURDAY ONLY! •v_ T h e , total recommended budget is during his 13-year tenure, "the district has his letter accompanying the budget, $873.1,56. Ol that sum, $90.9.50 is recom­ grown about 6 percent in population: summary. mended lor administration: $326,031 lorihe properly value has almost doubled, and we By Susan Plese ”I want a big one — with a double bunk, ” being she’ll have to lake local runs. snow," she says. , tire department; and $4.56.175 lor the survived many, many challenges Irom District residents pay taxes for the fire 7 1 x 7 ^ 37^ 3 ^ 5 Herald Reporter she says. “A 400 Cummings engine. Thirteen Her companion hitched a ride to town, and di.strict Public Works Department. outside the district, and won ' department and public w;orks administra­ speed.” THAT’S ONE of the biggest problems with she stayed to watch the rig. “Another trucker Alter the Eighth District budget hearing The letter, a kind of larewell Irom tion in addition to'basic town taxes. Sam Ruchti, 27, of 48 Ibissell St. is a truck long-distance trips, she says: not being home. slopped and he stayed right there with me ■n driver. Sam just earned a class 101 license, MS. RUCHTI HAS loved trucks ever since “ But other than that, if you love to travel, over until Bear got back with the tow truck and we good for driving a “ semi” — a tractor trailer she was small, she says. While other little the road is great. You get to see a lot of the got back to town," she says. " I was glad he m \ Obituaries Sony RCA — at a truck driver’s training school in East girls were playing with dolls, she was outside, country.” came along. My feet were freezin’ .’’ VMm Caitatt* 19" Color Hartford last month. watching the big rigs thunder past. “ I was Ms. Rpehti, in fact, has been all over the Mrs. Anna V. Thaler. 12" Hock t Whit* iKordtr 19" Color hours. The Holmes Fun­ Wethersfield, died Wed­ shington. N.J.; his mass of Christian burial But if you picture Sam at 6 feet tall, tatoo on fascinated by them,” she says. “ Every time U.S. in a truck, from Florida to the West and TRUCKERS MAY BE friendly, but some Mrs. .Anna Victoria eral Home. 400 Main St . ne.sday at Hart lord Hospi­ mother. Adelc Z. Stokes of at 10 a.m. at the Church of his forearm, work boots on his feet, look they went by I’d stand there and stare. Them Midwest. Has she ever been frightened’.' other denizens of the truck stops are not — Thaier. 81. ol .59 Walnut has charge of arrange­ tal. He was the husband of Ansonia; a brother, Wil­ the Incarnation. Friends 4269 again. ■’Yeah, a few times, ” she admits. One time especially out West, she says. St . died Wednesday at ments. Memorial dona­ $399 things goin’ down the road — I just loved iL,” Theresa P. Stokes and the liam Stokes of Ansonia: may call at the funeral $299 she was passenger in a cab during a "1 ^as in Dallas, Texas, only the second Manchester Memorial tions may be made to the lather of Jane Plucker of and two grandchildren. chapel Friday from 7 to 9 Sam’s a woman. Ms. Ruchti grew up in Manchester and Hospital. She was the w ile charity ol the donor's Manchester. The funeral will be p.m. Memorial donations Actually, her name is Penny. But her attended Manchester High School. She snowstorm. The truck was barreling down a time in a truck, and a hooker pulled me out of ol the late Jack Thaier. choice. He also leaves another Saturday at 9:15 a.m. may be made to the three-lane mountainside highway, and there the truck and started heatin’ on me. She She was born in Man­ husband, Duane, told hefone time she looked worked at one' lime for her parents, who daughter. Susan Harnedy from the D'Esopo W’e- American Cancer So­ was no way the driver could brake because of thought I was in her territory. Hookers are a chester on March 8, 1903. Kenneth J. Stokes ol West Haven: a son, Jacuzzi like a Sam. “ It kinda stuck,”’ she says with a owned the Crawford House Deli at the thersfield Chapel, 277 ciety, 670 Prospect Ave., big problem in the truck stops. If they see you and had been a lilelong Kenneth J. Stokes, 55. ol Paul A. Stokes of Wa­ Folly Brook Blvd., with a Hartlord, Jacuzzi shrug. , Manchester Green a decade ago. the ice. resident ol town. M Iore She sits at a table in her small kitchen. She’s The first time she drove a truck was about The truck bore down on another truck and a in a truck, they’re apt to think you’re in their retiring in 1966 she had passenger car, one in thtUnside lane, one in territory, ” she.says, been enijiloyed as a seam­ YOUR COlWPIETE GARDEN CENTER — THIS IS AZALEA WEEK smoking a cigarette and sipping on a glass of three years ago. It was then that she really got stress for 20 years at soda. She’s slim, and dressed in a pink terry hooked on the life. ’’People cuss us out,” she the outside. Fortunately, the driver was able , Although female truckers in Manchester Pioneer Systems , ^188 cloth blouse and a pair of pinstripe jeans. Not says with a grin. “ But they’re a lot of fun.” to steer between the two. “ There couldn’t may be somewhat of an oddity, Ms. Ruchti She leaves a nephew . T126LPC exactly typical trucker costume. “ It’s really funny,” she says. “ People in have been a half inch between us,” she says. says she shares her vocation with many other George T. Irwin of women. There’s no prejudice from the male Manchester. T126LPX Perhaps that’s because Sam, the trucker, is cars complain about us, but if they were “ I was scared to death. ” The luneral ami burial INCLUDES TANK presently without a truck to drive. She’s been behind the wheel in our shoes ... “ 'Her voice Time on the long hauls is spent listening to truckers, she says. “ The guys seem really w ill he private. Burial will music, she says. “ And there’s all kinds of time good about it. They tre.at us really well, ” she INCLUDES TANK looking for work for several weeks, since she trails off and she shakes her head solemnly. be in Buckland Cemetery. GARDENS to think — hours and hours. And you get to talk says. There are no calling graduated from trucker’s school. She and her “ It takes us a hundred times more space to husband are saving money to buy their own stop. People in cars just don’t realize it. That to other truckers (on the CB). They’re really But those outside the trucking business Gift Suggestions rig. thing is a monster goin' down the road.” friendly,” she says. often react differently, she says. ” I get a lot of “ I want a bIue,‘Peterbuilt,” she says. Her One story sticks in her mind. ” I was with funny looks. People think you’re tough, but Fire Calls Plants - Cut Flowers Free Free Ms. Ruchti says she would like to make Azaleas FOOD SAMPLING eyes take on a faraway look. She takes a long, long-distance hauls. But she’s the mother of another trucker. Bear, and we were broke it’s not so. It’s a living like anything else. I’m Hanging Geraniums Arrangements MCROWAVI COOKWARE sn low drag on her cigarette. two children, age*10*and 11. So for the time down on the side of a highway in Utah, in the not an office-type person.” Manchester Hydrangeas Foliage Specimen African Violets COOKING Relger Begonias FREE COOKING SCHOOL Wedne.sday, 1:10 p.m. Gloxinias gird Feeders >:,DEMONSTRATIONS — gasoline washdow n, 410 Tuberous Begonias -REE COOKING SCHOOL Most roAEtmg rack Center St. iTown). Chrysanthemums Statuary Casserole cover 100°<> VALUE ^ ■ Wedne.sday, 1:30 p.m. Extra Large WITH ANT P H IC IU K OF « M a o W A V l OVIN. — medical call. 213Center ANAL BlgFFMNT EMCLUUVei St iParamedics). MAY NOV N O r n il D AGAIN. This animal lover sure isn’t any chip off the old block Wednesday, 4:41 p.m. — medical call, 869 Main GERANIUMS My daughter is an animal lover. It came as no protectively, and once more sat down atop the St. (Paramedics). Junior Geraniums 10/ 19.95 surprise to me, then, to find her sitting on a log in log. ‘W hy (don’t you let it go back the woods last week, during a family camping Wednesday, 4:57 p.m. 4/2.99 79« C£= trip. She was cradling a small creature in her NOW, I DON’T want anyone to get the feeling into the woods,’ I suggested to — medicalcall,211Cen(er Connections 'that my daughter does nothing all day but talk to St. (Paramedics). Mothers Also Like — hands, crooning to it like it was a baby, telling it her, after she had put about an AN StortoN how pretty it was. slimy creatures. Eventually, she tired oi the Wednesday, 5:08 p.m. In 3 t^ . poti Susan Plese Magnolias — Rhododendrons ROSES w . I sat on another log. wondering where this wild snails’ company, and she put them back in the hour into the salamander’s care. — medical call, .586 Main MAOCCHEF Herald Reporter St. (Paramedics). k A svu rn - daughter of mine came from. leaves. She heaved a long, satisfied sigh. "I think Dogwood — Pink & White Jackson & Parkins limi-M RNCROWAn [BUTTON [BUTTON MACK CHEF. Nswest a Standard Varlstlei ssAsvmtisr MICIiniAVI MIN PMN-evnM UTTU-M You see, her attentions were not directed to a I'll go fishing," she said. "1 need a worm. " ■' Shrubs — Trees — Perenniais « #S_$g9$ lUCMWBVieVEM MTN MULn-WAVr* RIWHWaVEWI Wednesday, 5:32 p.m. baby bird or a puppy or a fuzzy kitten. She was "Y ou ’re not going to use a worm tor bait, are off for the pond, singing to herself. — gasoline washdown, 65 gently holding a slimy brown salamander that you?" I asked. I reminded her about the poor Hall an hour later, she was back. " I caught Brookfield St. (Town). YOU CAN'T GO WRONG WnH A Gin CtRTiriCATi had about as much personality and hug appeal as worm’s mommy and daddy. They’d be waiting two, " she announced as she came up the road, Wednesday, 5:49 p.m. Bedding A Vegetable Blants $239 4188 5379 4388 an overcooked piece of whole-wheat spaghetti. baby-sit a brown salamander. An orange one, for the poor worm to come home to the worm hole. "Who's gonna clean ’em ?" her father asked. — grass fire, 138 Rachel Potatoes - Onions - Garlic ■erry Plonti . Strawberry Road (Eighth District). Mueberry - Rhubarb My daughter is as close to non-discriminating maybe. Not a brown one. Think how worried they’d be. They’d probably “ Who’s gonna LOOK at ’em ?" 1 added. ' Fish Shallots,JnCillOTfe etc.#vCe Rofobsrrlos - Gmn*« as one could possibly be. There is no limit to her So she put the salamander back in the woods, call the Worm Patrol. arc slimy." Wednesday, 10:21 p.m NEW Expanded parking - NEW Displays - N E V jm aii? - N eW *^electldrH largess, when it comes to creatures both great bid it fond farewell and turned around. There, My daughter gave me a withering look. But there were no fish in the bucket to clean, — medical call. 143 Broad and small and fuzzy and creepy and crawly and right under her feet, she found a pair of snails Condescending, actually. And she went digging and none to look at. They were back in the pond, St. (Paramedics). slimy and ugly and average. slowly sauntering over the dried leaves. underneath a tree for a worm . She tried to interest Thursday, 2:11 a.m. — * ‘ " swimming around with their buddies, and telling medical call, 20 Linden St. SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER "W hy don’t you let it go back into the woods," I "Oh, look at these cute snails,” she exclaimed. her little brother in the worm search, but he would tall stories about the bait that got away. My (Paramedics). APPLIANCES • VIDEO • AUDIO • TELEVISION suggested to her, after she had put about an hour "Snails are disgusting," I said. The very have nothing to do with it. daughter felt sorry for the fish, it seems, and 8AM-7:30 PM 445 Hartford Rd., Manchester into the salamander’s care. Actually, I was afraid thought of escargot makes me sick. "Worms are disgusting," h€ said. "No way.” threw them back. Thur.sday, 6:59 a m. — Keeny St, Exit Off 1-84 Long TennJ she would ask me to baby-sit while she went "Snails are NOT disgusting," my daughter Eventually, shb came up, worm-less. So she 1 don't think f ’d better tell her about motor vehicle accident, MON THURS TIL 9. FRI TIL 8 647-9997 Bank Payinentsi fishing. There was no way I was ever going to said, as she picked up her new-found cronies tied a bit ol plastic bait to her fishing line and took hamburger. 400 Vernon St. (Tow n ). ^68; Woodland St, Manchester 6 4 3 ^ TUES WED . SAT TILS 647-999R Anila^j MANCHESTER HERALD Thursday. May 10 1984 - 13 It - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. May 10. 1984

Advice Births Beebe, Jennifer Ellen. sisters. Shannon Marie 6 .Anthony Daunt and Judith 11' .? daughter ol Marjt A and and Michele Lee. 4 Ann Kaiko Daunt ol 2.39 i i * ■ t Mary Boland Beebe ol 100 Rossignol, Sarah Arlie. Henry St., was born April Wife can’t catch her husband’s eye iC 0 l;0 L Bretton Road, was bom daughter ol Allen and 5 at Manchester Memor­ • . '-i. :ChL April 9 at Manchester Paula Christensen Ros­ ial Hospital Memorial Hospital. Her signol of 112 Willow Drive. vicious tongue. Maternal grandparents DEAR ABBY; My hus­ DEAR INTERESTED: maternal grandparents Hebron, was born April 4 IRRITATED IN ‘ 4 . are Mr and Mrs John band and I have a prob­ Clyde's first wife (Rita) is are Mr. and Mrs. William at Manchester Memorial SUN C ITY Kaiko of New ington Pat lem, although he doesn't his legal wife; however, Manning. 39 Stephen St., Hospital. Her maternal ernal grandparents are think it's a problem. ; Bertha and Agnes (de­ and the late Francis E. grandmother is Mrs. Mu­ DEAR IRRITATED: Mr and Mrs Arthur We don't get a chance to Dear Abby pending on state laws) Boland. Her paternal riel Christensen ol East The next time she pops in Daunt ol 108 Walker St talk much because he's an could also have some grandparents are Mr. and Hartlord Her paternal officer in the U.S. Army and pops off while you're Abigail Van Buren rights concerning Social Mrs George Beebe of 489 grandparents are Mr and and works long hours. S^urity benefits. Inter­ watching your soaps, ask ' #■ E. Middle Turnpike. Her Mrs. Rene Rossignol ol Are you on antique Anyway, whenever he her to please come back ested l^arties should con­ paternal great- East Hartlord She has a lover? Read the offerings talks to me he always another time. And if you /'■V sult a lawyer, or their grandparents are Mrs. brother. Jared. 2. and a in Classified every day to lose the friendship of an looks somewhere else — local stale or county bar Patrick Mooney ol Man­ sister. Jessica. 10 find the items or items inconsiderate neighbor at the TV, a newspaper or associations. chester and Harold Beebe Daunt. Stephen .An­ you'd like to own. 643- with a vicious tongue, just out into space. ol Enfield She has two thony Jr., son of Stephen 2711. I ’ve tried turning off the his military indoctrina­ couple of months. Clyde DEAR ABBY: I'm hav­ consider yourself lucky. TV (with his permission) tion. (Eyes front!) Or he Jr. was born in 1959. No ing a problem with a and waiting until he has could be one of those divorce. (They didn't see neighbor. She pops in to DEAR ABBY: This let­ finished reading the news­ exceptionally shy people each other again until visit several times a week ter is for the Arizona OF MANCHESTER paper. but he refuses to who finds eye contact Clyde Jr j»>as 16.) at noon and 2:30, when she parents whose daughters CALDOR SHOPPING PLAZA look at me when he talks^ difficult, if not painful. If In 1%1, Cljide married knows I am watching my are married to the to me. When I bring this to so. he can overcome it Agnes in Michigan. They favorite "soapies.” She "hippies." OPEN MON.-FRI. 10-9 his attention, he says he with therapy. In • the had a big wedding. Clyde has very little to do and Count your blessings, SAT. 10-6 doesn't have to look at me meantime, try this; In­ and Agnes had five could visit so many other folks. I'm married to a to hear what I'm saying. I stead of telling him he's children. hours that I am inclined to man with short hair and t£rveys NOW OPEN say he's being rude and being rude, tell him that First question: .Who is believe it’s deliberate. no earring. He’s very SUNDAYS 12-S makes me feel like you are hurt and made to legally Clyde's wife — clean-cut, but he's also the nothing. feel like nothing when he Rita, Bertha or Agnes? She never shuts up. It's biggest skirt chaser in Who is right and what do refuses to look at you Second question: Upon difficult for metohearthe town and one lazy dude The life you suggest? It is driving TV, which spoils the pro­ around the house. when he talks to you. Clyde's death, which wife Spending the 'A V ' me nuts. In case you're is entitled to his Social gram for me. The last Why do I stay? The Herald photo by Pinto Mother’s Day wondering. I wear ma­ DEAR ABBY: Clyde Security benefits? time that happened, I children, of course. summer at camp keup, fix my hair pretty married Rita in 1951 in turned up the volume and Don't judge by looks — back in the 1930s They’re number one and look my best when Georgia. (They had two No effort has been made she scoffed, ” How can you judge by heart. was just as much fun hen's home, so it's not that babies first.) Then Clyde to untangle this me.ss, but watch that cheap stuff?" M.P. IN K.C. The Buckley School science fair first-place winners was the topic for David and Corey: Paul’s project was as it is today. These SWEATERS I'm hard to look at. and Rita went theirsepar- since I am closely in­ (I pretended I didn't hear are, from left, Paul Spiegel, Corey Babka, David the effect of pollution on plant growth: Kayley and HURT ate ways. No divorce! volved (a relative), I need her.) HELPING PEOPLE,sa­ boys were staying at Rohrbach, Emily Koft and Kayley Marsh. Solar energy Emily studied the problems of alcohol. Clyde then married some answers. What should I do? I tisfy their needs and the Kiwanis camp for $1999 > DEAR HURT: Maybe it Bertha in Tennessee in INTERESTED don’t waht her for an wonts ... that's whot want has something to do with 1958 and left her after a PARTY enemy because she has a ads are all about. underpriveleged children in Hebron. Adopt a pet Helge Pearson, for­ Reg. »34.00 Woman has the bulging belly blues merly of Manchester, and now living in White spitz needs a home DEAR DR. LAMB: I m DEAR DR. LAMB: In 'Whether an older per­ Riverside, Calif., was a woman in my late 40s your column you've writ­ son is in a nursing homeor camp director then. By Barbara Richmond Frosty's beautilul coal has been These lovely boucle' and don't have any fat on ten about the danger ol at hoihe. it's important to week's column, w as afhipled. Hand The photos were Herald Reporter thoroughly brushed by Dog my body, except my stom­ cold and the need to dress be exposed to the right said he had many calls from people knit cardigan loaned to the Man­ Warden Richard Rand and his ach. I ’ve even been asked for it. To my amazement, temperature; not too cold wanting l6 adopt Outlaw ^ sweaters are the Your Health - Frosty, a fluffy white spitz, is part-timne helper, Sandy Cramer. il 1 was pregnant! How hospitals and nursing in the winter and not too chester Herald b y , .Rocky, the little shepherd cro.ss, The coat needs quite a bit of care. perfect gift for can 1 get rid of stomach homes don’t have the hot in the summer. Carl R. Matson of 92 •this week’s featured pet. 1 rosty is has also bc-en adopted, along with the little beagle named Nickie. mom. ft’s our best fat? I'm 5 loot 2 and weigh Lawrence Lamb, M.D. same inlormation. I’ve When a person isn't a female, about 1 or2 years old. She Bretton Road. Outlaw, the handsome male about 140 pounds. been in for te.sts and fully clothed, the body can was picked up on April 20 on Blondie, the leniale spaniel Call selling spring Whitney Road. shepherd that appeared in last cross, is slill waiting to be adopted, operations, and alf cool rapidly in a cold sweater. In navy, along with little Alfie. who ap­ seemed to be a deep- environment. I’v^ in­ Herald white, kelly & peared in the column about three DEAR READER: Ireeze experience. cluded your letter, hoping pink. Machine it will remind hospital weeks ago. Alfie is’ a beautilul You’ve pul your linger on puppy. He’s about three months Classified washable. Sues the problem — eliminat­ You lose fat from the tarily contracting your In older days, about all administrative personnel, Cinema abdomen ju.st like you do abdominal muscles, pul­ nurses and doctors that ; old and Rand thinks he is blind in S, M, L. ing lat. It's true that medicine had to olfer was one eye. But that doesn't sc-eni to 643-2711 m u ^le tone and posture from any other location: ling them in as havd as you blankets. Now we seem to environmental tempera­ 5:25, 7:20, 9:25. — Splash bdfher Alfie nor his disposition. Smvimportant in terms ol You have to limit vour can and holding them in have e v ery th in g but ture is an important Hartford Monty Pvthoh's The Mean­ Attianeum.Cinema — The ing of Life (R) 7 with Monty (P G ) 12:30, 2:40, 4:40, 7:05, Freckles, the mixeci breed Kng avoiding a large abdo­ calories and increa.se the the contracted state. Then blankets. Hospitals are health precaution. . 9:05. — Romancing the Stone Polm Beach Story 7:30,9:30. Python's Life ol Brian (R ) 9. lish setter that appeared m the men. but the biggest prob­ number of calories u.sed. relax and repeat the lull ol heavily dressed I’ve given more details Cinema City — This Is Vernon (P G ) 12:15,2:25,4:30, 7,9:10. Willimantic April 26 column, is slill at the lem for most people is For exercise, walk regu­ exercise. people standing over on how to do this in the Spinal Tap (R ) 7:45, 9:45. — Cine 1 4 2 — Swing Shift larly every day. If you can La Cage Aux Folles (R) 6:30, (P G ) 7, 9:05. — Blame it on Jillson Square Cinema — pound. She’s about 6 months old excess body fat. The extra Sit-ups are for the upper nearly naked patients. Health Letter 17-12, Win­ 10 with La Cage Aux Folles II Children of the Corn ( R) 7:10, build up to four miles a Rio.(R) 7:30, 9:30. and was picked up April 17 at the ARRIVE IN THE 9:20. — Breokln (P G ) 7,9:15. fat is under the skin where abdomen and leg-lifts are ning the Battle of the (R ) 8:15. — Reuben, Reuben day it will really help in (R ) 7:30, 9:50. — El Norte West Harttord — Romancing the Stone intersection of Route 84 and South you can pinch it. but for the lower abdomen, DEAR READER: I Bulge, which I'm sending time. You could walk two ■(PG) 7, 9:35. Elm 1 4 2 — Swing Shift (P G ) 7. 9:20. — Sixteen Main Street. there’s also about as although these should be agree with you com ­ you. Others who want this CInestudio — Broadway (P G ) 7, 9:15. — Blame It on Candles (PG ) 7:10, 9:15. miles in the morning and Rio (R ) 7, 9:15. And Harry, whose days are much fat inside the ab­ done with the knees bent. pletely. Hospitals and issue can send 75 cents Danny Rose (PG ) 7:30 with Windsor two in the evening. Walk with a long, stamped, Amarcord (R) 9:10. The Movies — Sixteen Plaza — Against All Odds probably numbered, is still waiting dominal cavity. Regard­ nursing homes are not Condles (PG ) 12, 1:55, 3:45, (R ) 7:15. SUNSHINE STAIE Colonial — Reopens patiently. Even though Harry isn't less ol how much or what after eating to get the best You alsc^heed exercises always paragons of self-addressed envelope Friday. a puppy, and he has been deserted kind of exercises you do, benefit in using calories. to strengtW'n your back health. Even smoking is lor it to me. in care of the unless you eliminate that muscles to be able to arch allowed in many, and Manchester Herald. P.O. East Hartford by a former owner, he still loves Eoslwood Pub <, Cinema — people. Just walk up to his pen and fat inside the abdomen, Exercises should your back the normal cigarette machines can be Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ Blame It on Rio (R) 7:15. up comes his paw to shake your you’ll still have a large strengthen your abdo­ amount and not sag. Pos­ found in some hospital tion, New York, N.Y. Poor Richard's Pub A Ci­ East Catholic High School INARETTER men. These include volun­ nema — Blame It on Rio (R) hand. abdomen. ture makes a dilference. lobbies. 10019. 7:30,9:30. Showcase Cinemas — ★ PRESENTS ★ There were three new dogsat tlie Breokln' (PG ) 1:30, 7:20, pound on Tuesday. There's a cute 9:30. — Police Academy (R) little male terrier. He's about 3 ), 7:30, 9:45. — Grevstoke: months old. He was picked up on ECONOMIC SIRIE. The Legend of Tarzon, Lord ’§ 4 Thoughts of the Apes (PG ) 1:30, 7:10, Main Street on Monday He It be . Northeastern flies you to.o lot ot riorido cities for 9:35. — Moscow on the ready for adoption in a week, il not Hudson (R ) 1:45,7:20,9:45.— Children ofthe Corn (R ) 1:10, ALL PHOFLSSIONAL ENTERTAINMENT claimed by his owner. A leniale o.liTtle money On oil seats All flights Maundy Thursday night 1 washed the feet because he wanted that memory of have been good to us and wo think alike. 7:30, 9:30. — The Bounty huskie-terrier cross was picked up of some of the kids in the parish. 1 asked the servanthood to stick in their heads. Jesus That is an empty- love. Jesus died on the (PG ) 1.7,9:30. — Friday, the — FEATURING - on Summit Street Saturday, And a .01 w e ask is that you purct lOse your ticket ’/.sil iir i came to us, not to be served but to serve. cross not because he "liked" the disciples, 13th: The Final Chapter (R) kids, because 1 figured they’d be the least 1, 7:40, 9:50. — Hardbodles * USO show with 40’a band * little light brown mixed breed, embarrassed, compared to the adults. It And he wanted his disciples to adopt thi^ but because he wanted to do for them what about 1 year old, was also pic ked sevendoysof making your reservation It's that ^ (R ) 1:45, 7:40,9:45. * Irish Pah * Italiao Room * Casioo * was the first time we did this ritual in attitude of life, even it turned out to was best for them. He washed their feet, he Manchester up on Summit Street. Bolton. embarrass thqm at times, or interfere with died on the cross. This kind of self-giving UA Theaters East — Ro­ * Middle Eastera Room * 4-Star Deli * The dog pound is located on tow n simple. . ’ what they planned*to do that day. love is life changing. The disciples were mancing the Stone (P G ) 7:30,_ * Athletic Celehritiea Room * property off Olcott Street. Rand is Jesus washed his disciples feet, and it was 9:40. — Sploih (PG ) 7:20, Maundy comes from the Latin meaning never the same, and neither are we. 9:35. — Sixteen Candles (PG ) * Barbershop Quartet Room * there weekdays from noon to 1 And unlike some other airlines, we dorkt heiieve embarrassing for the disciples as well, commandment; -his commandment was to 7:40,9:30. * Comedy Room * Coffee House * p.m. The phone number at the because u.sually the master of a household love others in this way, watching to see pound is 643-6442 Or Rand can be paying less means, that you should settle for less So in hired a servant to do that kind of thing. But what was best for them. We do things for Rev. John Holliger Manstield * Silent Auction * Trans-Lux College Twin — Herald photo by Richmond reached by calling the Police Jesus quietly picked up a bowl of water and others that may inconvenience or embar­ St. George's Episcopal Hordbodles (PG ) 7. 9. — Department, 646-45.55. addition to smiall-airline tores we offer big oirlii le May m b , and 12th — 7:30 to 1:00 at; a cloth and washed their feet like a servant rass us. not because we "lik e”i*hem or they Bolton Frosty, a beautiful white spitz, is happy when. Dog There is a $5 tee for adopting a East Catholic High School service. Police beat Warden Richard Rand takes him out for an airing. Frosty dog. The owner must also buy a You Won't Want To Miss It! is waiting to be adopted. license With prices like thes<5“ you'll not only arri\'e ii i o Not surprisingly, at the Call now for tickets, or further Info: 649 5336 Public Records end of 1982, the New York better economic state, you'll find yourself it 1 a better City Police Department Great Value... only $6.00 per person It’s upscale was the country’s largest (must be al least 20 years old) ■■stole bt mind. Warranty deeds ance tax.) Peterman Jr and Barney trick, land on Stone bert ana Mazie Hill, 415 with 22,'855 members. Fol­ peanut butter Charles Bunco and Wes­ lowing New York's finest Blanchard & Rossetto T. Peterman Sr.. 1.53 Street. Woodbridge St. I Tickets will also be available al llie door SACRAMENTO, Calif. Coll your travel ley Bunco to Raymond F. _are the police depart- Construction Inc. to Ro­ A d am s St., $268,1)00 Richard C. LaPolla to (U P I) — It sounds like an Damato. 108-118 McKee 'ments of Chicago, with bert and Lisa Connelly, 57 (based on conveyance Linda J. LaPolla, land on Jacob O. Bartz to Clif­ upscale peanut butter; agent or Northeastern at St., $845,000. Westerly St., $72,825. 12,562 officers and civilian tax.) Diane Drive. ford and Doris Bartz, land creamy and crunchy al­ Walter and Rita Min-- James and Dorothy employees, and Los An­ (800)3270788, Leo A. Bernard to Ro­ on Walker Street. mond butter, now made dermann to Robert and geles, with its 6,861 Coveney to John D. Quitclaim deeds \ by about 20 packers and Elaine Ritz. land on Ha­ Hayes, land on Edgerton Patricia E. Skoog to employees. Northeastern, milton Drive. $105,000. sold in supermarkets as St., $67,000 (based on Alvin A. Skopg Sr., 27 well as fancy food shops, Barbara A. Flanagan to 'Whot Flying Should Be. conveyance tax.) Calmers St. Mother’s Day an industry newsletter Anne L. Miller, unit 583-2 Joseph-and Patricia Joseph and Mary Pi- says. Crest Condominium.. Hughes to Barney T. cault to Josephine Fitzpa­ niOM HAinrOBD^ b b a d l e y a i r p o b t $41,000. The product has a shelf Cm1i (3 14) Sp*cioi Barney T. Peterman Sr. Our When Special life equal to or exceeding UiuMtnciAd Cox B M la l TO Accomp By Poefcag* to Clifford P. Goodhue, that of peanut butter, F a i* An Adult unit 31, Wellsweep Con­ whether it is stabilized S3 9 dominium. $56,900. All mothers are invited to with palm or coconut oil or 0 b o : t ?.n i i . s r r c p ^ ' » S3Q - Jack Goldberg to Galan i:LlPLONG!ELAf;: NONSTIP :-*.T.NP.TA. made with ground nuts ' 3 3 9 S3 9 and Janice Newton, land the HOUSE of CHUNG, only, according to the W'lcAPHvt. a ;:^p c ?t •1^96 L T f on Wyneding Hill Road. A i^ M publisher, the Almond r L:<:'Aii N S 1 0 9 5 85 $35,000 (based on convey­ where they will receive a Board of California. i e U iy ance tax.) ALAMO- •.VCFTRALMSf A 'H NON STC$F S109 5 65 Zelma Ozols to James FR EE Exotic Gift, and enjoy The products come in V :e v‘ r-JY D. Giulietti. 155 Hilliard ALAM<- 8-and 12-ounce jars and O P L A fit-o S 1 0 9 585 St., $62,000. a delicious Dinner. retail in the area of $1.39 James R. Graham to Mother’s Day Plants' ST PITIRSBO r G T A M fA ALAMO for 8 ounces and up to S 1 0 9 S85 -;STPrrT»SBL':.'l TLEARV/ArtRAlRPCRT: SB 95. Day Edward and Carol Ca- ash & Carry about $2.35 for 12 ounces. dorette and Nancy E. N FW O R L E A N i 5 1 2 9 5 9 5 Smith, 20-22 Edgerton St., . The butters are made Fawsaf*JKht“3uit« vut'Ercitcchorj*' wUhoul fKTtice $73,000. with roasted nuts. Some Aik -oticul yuf ;..Lr$fLp m SAT 10 4 mann, 322 Oakland St., Hartford. Connecticut 06103 • 203-728-S1S1 $53,000 (based on convey­ 659-0162 tial proclamation. TOil FREE IN CONNECTICUT 1-800 387 6558 TOIL FREE OUT OF CONNECTICUT 1 -800 743 7763 14 - MANCHKSTKR HERALD. Thursday. M;<> 10, Ii>g4 MANGHFSTFR HFKALD, Thursdtiy, Mtiy lU. J9H4 -^15 About Town Results of bridge games Nurses to speak to club Grange plans show AARP plans trip SPORTS The following are the winners in the April 30 and Joyce Godin, a registered nurse at St. Francis Manchester Grange will have a variefy show Manchester Chapter 1275 of the American Associa­ May 3 games ol the Manchester AM Bridge t tub: Hospital and Medical Center, and Ethel Sharansheff. Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall, 205 Olcott St. tion of Retired Persons, will take a trip to Vermont on North-South Joyce Rossi and Ellen Goldberg, a registered nurse at Mount Sinai Hospital, w ill speak Tickets, at $2.50. are available. from grange May 17. ^ lirst. Ann DeMartin and Fenny Weatherwax. second; at the May 14 iliteting ol the Manchester Area olfieers. Coffee will be sened. The bus will leave the parking lot of South United Ostomyi .AsscKiation. . Methodist Church at 7; 30 a m. and will return about 8 Riggs hoimer in ninth Murra\ Powell and Ann Staub. third East'West; Dale Hamed and Mike Eranklin. first; The meeting w ill be at 7:30 p.m. in conference room Church plans supper p.m. Mary Willhide and Bev Stiunders. second. Sally B at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Heavisides and Barbara Phillips, third The speakers wen' two of 54 enterostomal First Congregational Church ol Coventry will have College offers courses North-South. Irv Carlson and .Ann DeMartin. first; therapists for the Cnited States and Canada who a roast turkey supper Saturday from 5 to 6; 30 p.m. in Lenore Brooks and Ellen Goldberg, second; Ginny attended the World Congress o f Enterostomal the church vestry on Main Street. Manchester Community College is offering several iifts Eagies past Xavier Weeks and Ht^rvey Sirota t^iird Therapy in Transkei. South Africa in Man'h. The public is in vit^ . Tickets are $4 lor adults; $3.50 non-credit courses, including conversational Italian East-West. Peg Dlinlield and prank Bloomer, first; , The conference focused on stomal management, the lor senior citizens; and $1.25 for children. Herbert geared for the traveler. Prankie Brown and Phyllis Pierson, second; and pediatric ostomate and specialized <;ounseling skills. Crickmore is supper chairman. Other courses, all short-term evening presenta­ It was not one of its stellar with tlte loss. Penders was not overly pleased Terry Daigle and Mary Bristol third ■Anyone having a colostomy, illcestomy or urinary tions, include stress reduction, writing with confi­ performances, but one Coach Jim Xavii;r, thanks to a four-run by his team's outing. "W e missed ostomy . and their fannies and the public are invited. dence. a workshop for would-be writers, and Penders will lake,'* "W e made third inning highlighted by a nine signals today and I can't Life membership awarded introduction to personal computers. about 25 mental mistakes." the two-run homer from losing pitcher remember that happening before. DAR meets tonight ~WMIs topic of speech John F. Baer, past commander of American Legion There will also be a special one-week brush-up E^ast Catholic baseball coach said Joe Barone and solo blast from I ’m displeased with lhal,” he said. Post 102. has been awarded a life membership in the workshop for office workers, to be offered June 4 following his team's 6-5 win. Dan Biigwell, and a unearned "Maybe it's because we’re win­ Orford Parish of the Daughters of the American Eileen Haggerty of West Hartford will speak on post, the highest award to be bestowed on a member. through 8 ahd again June 11 through 15. thanks to Jeff Riggs' three-run marker lin the ninth inning had a 5-3 ning and we're getting a little Revolution w ill meet tonight at 7; 30 at the home ol "Living W ill" legislation at SI Bartholomew s School Baer was commander from 1980 through 1982. For Potential office workers whd took business courses homer in the bottom of the ninth, lead going into East's final at-bat. complacent, Mrs. Charles V Treat. 6 Hebron Road. Bolton, forthe library May' 17 at 8 p.m. the past 11 years, he has served as service officer. He in high school but never applied their skills, as well as over HCC rival Xavier High Pinch hitter Kevin Madden "W e have a good confident annual business meeting Mrs Haggerty is a registered lobbyist lor the Right has also sen ed in many other post-level offices and those who have been away from the job market for Wednesday afternoon at Eagle singled and after winning pitcher attitude but you an’t expect to go The report of the Continental Congress will be to Life Corp.. and is on the board ol directors lor the has held a ^ s tric t oflice. > ahwile. Will be able to reinforce skills such as typing, Field. Bill Maase, 2-0, filed out. Matt into the ninth inning and win. We presented. Hostess tor the meeting is Mrs.atfarold Connec ticut Catholic Conferc'nce. The meeting is open The annual poppy drive is on. George Atkins Sr. and shorthand, filing, machine transcript, wort^orocess- "W e didn’t play heads up ball, Mirucki drew a walk. That set the have to sharpen up." Mayo. She will be assisted by Mrs Elmore Watkins. to the public. The meeting is sponsored by the Mary W alker are chairmen. Money received from the ing. resume writing and job interviewing. N but we won," Penders said. "This stage for Riggs' 360-foot blast over Riggs. Masse and Mirucki each Mrs. Charles Ferguson. Mrs Gerald Calve. Mrs. Manchester Council of Catholic Women. Relre'sh- sale of the poppies is used for needy veterans and their To register, call the college's community services was the first time this year we the right center field fence. had two hits for East. Kevin Huff Thomas Carpenter, and Mrs. George Chapin. ments will be sen e-d ' families. office at 646-2137. came from behind to win. That’s "It was .3 fastball outside and he slammed a two-run homer in the the mark of a good team. And we went with t he pitch,” Penders said second inning for the Eagles. iGflANO RE-OPENING SALE\ beat a good team. of Riggs' heroics. "H e’s a winner. "This gives us a leg up in the We ha ve soitne kids who hate to lose EA ST C A TH O LIC (6) — Masse ci p AFTER THE FIRE 4-1-2-0, Mirucki If-cf 4-1-2-0, RIogs Straight carrots? There’s a knack BRING THIS AD FOR A SPECIAL conference but we still have a big and he's one of them." 4-1-2-4, Rov3b4-0 1-0, Feshler rl4-D-0-0, one Saturday," he added, refer­ Riggs, since coming back six Darby 2b3-1-10, Hutt tb2-l-t-2; Bvamc IN-STORE BONUS WITH YOUR PURCHASE ring to the 11 a.m. tilt at Eagle games ago a fterbeing ineligible, is 3-0-1-0, Gollahue ph 1-0-0 0. Powers p Editor s note: Dues The best method ol all plenty of lertilizer. and il birds can't reach through till first. Field against once-beaten HCC ll-for-22 with 14 RBI. O-O-O-O, VIbberts It 3-0-0-0, Madden ph lions and answers are u.ses a raised bed. This you've got some organiv it and pull the seeds out. t-1-1-0, Totals 33-6-11-4. rival South Catholic. Masse relieved starter Jim based on mail receiM-d by simply means taking a matter in the soil they'll Iwave the netting on until Do you have a vegetable Buy anvToro 32” Riding Mower: XAVIER (5) — Barone p S-2-3'2. East, defending conference and Powers in the third inning and Darling ss 5-0-1-0, Bagwell r1 5-1-3-1, Dick Raymond, garden couple ol inches of soil doevenbelter llyou want the heads .si-eds are full ol gardening question? Send Gallarenv lb 5-1-I-0, Rosen 3b 5 0-1-0, state Class L champs, is 6-0 in HCC worked 6 2/:l innings to get his ing consultant, authorand Irom the walkways and early sunllowers. you can what we call meat You it to Dick Raymond Fam ­ Get a FREE Easy-Empt> Grass Caccher Franco 2b 3-0-0-0, Dorfllnger cf 2-0-0-0, play and 10-1 overall. The win .second win. Lie yielded three hits, Beckstein c 3-0-0-0, Manemelt ph a star ol the nationally budding up the center ol .star} the seeds indoors can tell by pulling a few ily Gardens. RD42, North iSkx)\ALlEi qualified the Eagles for post­ walked two and fanned one. I'tHi O, SlomkowskI dh 4-1-)-0. Parma- syndicated lelcr ision gar the row to a height ol 4 to5 and transplant the see­ oil. The outside ones will Ferrisburg, Vt. 05473. lee II O-O-O-O. Totals 38-5-10-3. season play. Xavier, perennially dening show. "Joy ul inches Plant a few radish dlings in rows outdoors. Barone went t he distance and took East Catholic 020 010 003 6-11-4 I plant mine right in o r Easv-Fill Twin Bagger S275 \a i i n one of the toughest foes, goes to 3-2 the loss for Xiivier. He fanned six Xovler 004 000 001 S-IO-3 Gardening " v seeds with the carrots. WP-Masse; LP-Borone .Alter the radishes arc with my corn and they in the conference and 6-5 overall and issued five free passes. pulled and the carrots seem to help each other Bv Dick Raymond Choose an 8 or 11 hp Rider. Free Grass Catcher lets you dump Written for UPl need shoulder room, they stand up Be sure to give PLASTIC BAGS AT clippings without leaving your^eat. Free Twin Bagger deposits can push the soil aside and them plenty ol water Scholastic roundup | grow mce and straight during dry spt'lls in the WHOLESALE PMCES ciiDDinffs richt in bags. Now every Toro Rider conies wnth a Q l ESTION: Every one 2-year limited warranty. seems to have a dlllereni summer And 1 do side Herald photo by Pinto opinion on when to water Q l ESTION: I love sun- dress them a couple ol and how much to water. flovyer .seeds. But either 1 limes during the summer. MHS boys stay unbeaten Manchester base runner Dave Dougan the putout. Manchester won slugtesf, I As soon as they develop coMnin UNE or rooo Could y ou please help me ’ don get any good heads (8) crosses first base but is too late as 21- 10. T & B M —Shatter. or w hen I do the birds eat big heads, but belore the SUVKE. SANnMY, The team of Paul Szatkowski. 300-meler hurdli;s and Felicia Fermi first sacker Roger Couture makes Call I them Can vou help me'.’ seeds lorm and the birds played here Wednesday afternoon. MAINniUNCE A PM tT I 600DS Greg Turner, A1 O'Neil and Vinnie Falkowski in the 800-meler run. W NH -College .start eating. 1 cover the The win upped Ferm i's unblem­ AT NU«E SAVINGS. N U V EIT AVAIIAUL Liscomb ran its fastest time of the Also running well for Manchester .ANSW ER; 1 m glad you Place. Wash. heads with mesh bags ished record to 10-0. Thi- Indians year in the 4x400 meter relay were Becky Cast, igna jn the 1500 asked that question, bt'- from unions — you could are 4-7. Wednesday afternoon at the Pete and 3000-meter ru ns and Rochelle cause so many gardeners ANSWER: It's a real also use cheesecloth On­ For business & home — call. Let Manchester scored in the first on Batting marks fattened Wigren Track to give the unbeaten Parrott in the 400-meter run. water unw isely They look thrill to grow giant sun ion bag netting w orks best us mall you a Free Price List three singles, including an RBI hit Manchester High track team an The Indians are now 2-4. They out their window on a hot flowers .And iheset'dsare becau.se it has bigger by Darryl Sibrinsz. In the lourth, « 2 MAIN STIEET 82-74 victory over Conard High of re.sume action Tuesday at home afternoon and see the very giHid eating .As you holes lhat let bees get at the Indians scored twice. Sibrinsz West Hartford in a key CClLmeet. against East Hartford and plants wilted and imme­ know they'll grow very any blo.ssoms lelt on the EAST NAITIOtN led off with a single and went to In addition to the relay learn, Simsbury, diately rush out and water tall — sometimes more plant. Hang the netting 282-0319 second on a walk. A single by as MHS slams Fermi them It s normal lor than 12 left They do like loosely ov er the heads so outstanding performances were turned in by Don Hickey in the East still wini'ess Shelley Carrier loaded the bases, some plants to droop and grew up with Toro tractors at and a hit by Judy Dalone brought in It was a day lor fattening up who pitched the first six innings, Latrobe. I know Toro lasts.” javelin and Steve Gustafson in the liit a home run. will late on a hot sunny MIDDLETOWN - The East a run. The second run of the inning batting average.':, Ihc type of day gave up five runs and five hils. He "It was nol a pitchers' day lor ARSOLD PALMER , , triple jump. day It s best to wail until* Catholic High trat'k team re­ was forced in when Lynn Shaw the Manchester High baseball walked six and si ruck out 10. eillier learn." Hace said. morning to water them "W e had a good team efforl, team has not .'icen for quite awhile. "It was not one of his belter Haven’t you done without a Toro long enough?® especially in the field events, to mained winless Wednesday as it walked. Manchester's next game is Eri and to water only when The Indians pounded out 2.3 hils games,’’ Race said, citing Tracy's defeat a good Conurd team ." said dropped a tri-meet here against Sibrinsz. Jen Kohut and Kris day allernoou in West Ilarllord necessary. Just spriii at home Wedne.sday aftemoon and control problems, "but he was Indians' coach George Suitor, Xavier and Northw>ost Catholic. Noone each had two hits for the against Hall High On Monday, Ihe kling a little water on the Xavier won the m fe t with 140 Indians. scored a 21-10 Central Connecticut reasonably ctlcciive when he had Indians wilt enlerlain East Hart garden to .settle the dust is whose team improved its record to Inlerscholastic League wiff over to h e " CANTOL EQUIPMENfeO., INC. 6-0. "We have a very young team points. Northwest Catholic scored Fermi third baseman Annie ford in a game lor second place in not really going to help 29 points, and the Eag les had 23. Wasko had three hits. Lisa Lencro- Fermi High of Enfield. Each Trticy really didn't have to be, the CCIL. your plants at all Shallow 38 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. and we are competing very well at Manchester starter had at least becau.se Hie Indians scored lour this stage of the season." Jim Meyer won the shot put and wicz had a home run and a single. FERM I (10) — Helm dh 5-3 2-0, Smith watering draws the roots 643-79581 discus to pace the Ea^/les. Kris Craft, the Manchester star­ one hit as the Indians rucked up limes in Ihe lirst. three limes in ihe ss O-O-O-O, Blout II 2-2-2-3, Comaro 2b ol the plant to the surlace Manchester’s next meet is in lour triples and three home runs. second and eight times in the third. 3- 1-0 0, Landry C4-0-0-0, Suchy cf 2-1-0-0, East Hartford Tuesday against East. 0-4. will meet ot. Paul and ter, took the loss. She was relieved Johnson rf 3-1-2-0, Lowney r1 l-O-O-O, and that's not what you "I can't remember that many The roul. was led by Indian Couture lb-p5-1-0-0, Mlchoud3b4-0-0-0, Simsbury and East Hai4ford. St. Thomas Aquinas Friday after­ in the third inning by Carrier, who want. A ou want them logo noon at Willowbrook Park in New gave up only one run in the final runs being scored and getting lhal eo-eaptains Chris Pelcr.sen and Teshe 3b l-O-O-O, Tweedale p 3-I-0-0, down deep Plants need Pre-Season Sale ’til May 12, 1984 Results: Chose p 1-0 0-0, Spanswich lb 0-0 0-0. ^ O M Y A B D W O W 100:1. Redfield ( 0 , 2 . Turner (M ).3 . Britain.. three innings. many hits before," said Indians' Glenn Chelelal. Petersen went Totals 34-10-6-3. about 1 inch of water a McFollev (M ) 11.3 Results: Manchester was scheduled to coach Don Race. 2-101-2 with a triple and a home M AN CH ESTER (21) — Roya It w eek They should gel it in 200:1. Redfield ( 0 ,2 . McFollev (M ), too: 1. Dunn (X), 2. Zachery (EC). 3. play this afternoon at Fitzgerald Manchester is now 9-4 overall. run. He scored four runs and drove 5-3-2-0, Helln 1b 2-0-0-0, Solomonson one big drink that soaks 3. Gavie (C) 23.4 Johnson (X ). 4. Conran (N ) 11.4 rf-lf 6-3-3-2, Petersen dh 2 4-2-3, Grady Vim 400: I. Redfield ( O , 2. Gayle ( O , 3. Field in a make-up tilt at 3:30 9-3 in the CCIL. Fermi is 3-6. in three. Chetelat was-3-lor-5witha 2b 2-0-1-0, Chetelot ct 5-3 3 2, McCarthy 200: 1. Dunn (X), 2. Zochorv (EC), 3. into the sod 4 to 6 inches these O'Neil (M ) 50.0 Guerra (X). 4. Hanlon (X) 23.3 against Penney High of East The Indians started scoring home run. He drove in two runs and c 3-1-1-2, Mazzotta 3b 1-T-O-O, Tracy o 9M: I. Cermolla (0 ,2 . Liscomb (M), 4- 2-2-2, Repass o O-O-O-O, Frankovilch r 1 You can water with either 400: 1. Herrie (X), 2. Arena (X), 3. Hartford. curly and had a 15-4 lead at the end scored Ihree limes. a soaker hose or a 3. Callahan ( O 2:07.1 AAosco (X). 4. Chong (N) 51 9 1-0-0 0, Fogarty 1b-l<-3b6-2 4-1, Dougan 1500: I. Huelott ( O . 2. Stone ( O , 3. 800: 1. Remigino (N ), 2. Fickinger Manchester 100 200 0 3 of thri'c innings. From that point. Manchester lirst ba.seman Jim ss-o 6-1-3-1, Custer 3b-c 6 1-2-1. Totals sprinkler .A soaker hose Professional Quality For The Homeowner Comeau (M ) 4:16 (X), 3. Burdick (X), 4. Golligan (EC) Fermi 016 010 x 8 Munche.stcr pitcher John "rracy Kogarty had lour hits, including a 49-21-23-14. allows the water to run 5000: 1. Abott (O , 2. Barry (M), 3. 1:59.7 ‘ Craft, Carrier (3) & Dalone; Romano Fermi 103 100 500 10-6-6 8i Tenerowicz coasted to his fourth victory of the triple. Greg Solonionson and Tim right into the soil which • IIhp Commercial Engine Gleason (M ) 16:26 1500:1. Bonionfo (X). 2. Oakes (X),3. Manchester 438 301 02 x 21-23 4 Supreme 3000: 1. Huelott ( 0 ,2 . Toland (M ),3 . Sargis (N), 4. Adams (EC) 4:16.4 WP-Romano; LP— Craft season against one deleat, Tracy. Grady also liad triples. Tracy also W P— Tracy (4-1); LP— Tweedale reduces etaporation. But • 5 Speed Heavy Duly Transmission Slone (C ) 9:18.1 3000: 1. Perry (X), 2. Hambkm (X),3. if you use the sprinkler no hurdles: 1. Griffin (M ). 2. Mllone Adams (EC), 4. O'Looney (X.i 9:22.2 • Industrial Type Enclosed Engine (M ), 3. Cosfdona (M ) 16.9 5000: 1. Schlffer (N), 2. Bonarides Mercy pounds East early in the morning w hen Mowers 300 hurdles: I. Milone (M ), 2. Grant (X), 3. Rowley (X). 4. Ray (EC ) 15:58.3 the sun isn t hot you won't • Prolessional 20" Turl Tires (O , 3. Griffin (M ) 44.4 110 hurdles: 1. Bell (X ), 2. Hadden Mercy High took advantage of gel loo mui h evaporation 4x100: 1. Conard (Redfield, Shirelly, (X), 3. Lenz^N), 4. Rossi (N ) <4.8 eight East Catholic errors and • Commercial Size 8 Gallon Gas Tank 19 inch Push, Manual Restart Townsend, Goyle) 45.6 That's why 1 water in the 300 hurdles: 1. Hadden (X). 2. Bell seven passed balls to score a 16-3 • Eleciric Clutch Suggested list prica $329.96 4x400: 1. Manchester (O'Neil, (X). 3. Sheehan (X), 4. Rossi (t4) 42.6 morning Turner, Szatkowski, Liscomb) 3:39.5 Shot put: 1. Meyer (E C ), 2. Plont- victory over the Eagles in a • Prolessional Optional Attachments Suggested sale price $299 96 Long lump: 1. Turner ee UNIONDALE. N Y. - The New and they have parlayed clutch "Y ou 've got to be ready for now. • Self-Propelled 4hp • Adjustable Handley ** Leem-Boy mowersoomphrweh theCofistfnnrProikiclSeleivCommie»onstnnderdn to# weiii-behindmowers York Islanders’ "Drive For Five" scoring, strong board play by the . The past doen's mean much.” Celtics just overwhelming also helps keep the sod loose Always, keep the enters its final stage tonight in the wingers and Billy Smith’s goal­ “ We have a lot of respect for carrots thinned to give PARTS*SERVICE • nCKUP Stanley Cup finals and the four­ tending into a fifth trip to the finals. their team ," said Edmonton coach BOSTON (U P l) - The Boston Friday night's Game 6 in New players were ejected lor fighting . them elbow loom Even time champions believe they can Last year’s finals bdeame bitter, Glen Gather. "T h ey’re still the W. H. PREUSS SONSl Celtics rediscovered their outside York in the best-of-seven series. Boston limited New York's high those the s'lze of a pencil succeed by applying physical-play with Smith being villified -in champions, but our entire team shooting and Quinn Buckner while Bo.ston, which shot 64 percent, ' scoring Bernard King to just 9 are very good and you 228 BOSTON TURNPIKE to the Edmonton Oilers. Edmonton papers. The Oilers and I eels — along with a lot of people in ECKERT’S "Edmonton, was a little chippy Islanders appear to genuinely Edmonton — that we can be the the New York Knicks reverted to was led by Larry Bird with 26 points in the first half. King, who don't want to pull them turnovers and "playing sm all" in points. 9 rebounds and 10 assists. finished wilh 30, did not score until any larger than that to last season when things went badly dislike each other, which should new cham|)s when it's over. RT 44 CovMitiy 7411^103 Game 5 of their Eastern Confer-, "W e can handle Bird and more than 7'A minutes elapsed. freeze anyway The big BOLTON, CT (RT 6&44) 643-949; for them.” New York center Bryan make it easier for the Islanders to ence semifinal series. McHale playing big, but Quinn New York s Trent Tucker added 18 ones aren l good frozen. Opea Tana,, Wed„ FiL t AH - 8e3d PM Maa. s la t 9 AM - 4 PM; Trottier said, recalling the bitter­ hit. "W e've had good practices and Dependability To Eliminate The Hard Work From Yard Work Led by the shooting and execu­ Buckner gave them a great points. TlMra. 9AM-8PM Sen. 9-2 PM v ness that marked last year’s “ It has to be physical," said New the boys are ready. Idon'tthink the four-game Islander sweep. "The York coach A1 Arbour. “ It has to be (nine-day) layoff will be a detri- tion of its backcourt, Boston beat gam e," said New York coach Boston opened its lead to.27early nnent. It gave us a chance todoalot New York 121-99 Wednesday night Hubie Brown. "H e played very in the third period by scoring 8 w m w m m s g m m m moment you bump, their sticks execution against them, especially and elbows .come up. They don’t when we don't have the puck. They of things (in practice). I'm by beating the trap press and good defense and gave them the straight points, capped by Bird's like it." play firewagon hockey. They are a op'timistic. preventing the Knicks defense outside shot". 3-point play, for a 74-47 score. Only the 1956-60 Montreal Cana­ good skating and passing club, "Everybody says we're nol from collapsing onto the Celtics big Brown said that his team's 22 New York staged a 14-2 run in the dians have won five straight Cups with obviously good goal scoring. supposed to win, but we believe we men. turnovers, combined with Boston's third period, King hitting for 8 and the Islanders have w o rk ^ We have to take that away from are going to win. W e’re underdogs Boston took control early, lead­ 9 blocke(i shots, "gave us 31 points, to narrow the margin to bard to match that effort. them. Calgary played them physi­ — but darn good underdogs." ing by 23 in the second quarter, possessions without a shot. You 81-68. New York scored the first 4 “ You can bet winning five cally and we must do the.same." Arbour and general manager then held off a New York come­ can’t play a team of this quality points of the final quarter to draw straight means something to m e," New York has defeated Edmon­ Bill Torrey met for 15 minutes back that drew to within 8 points and not expect to walk out of the within 8. but could get no closer. said Islanderscaptain Denis Pot- ton 10 straight times, including after practice and both professed early in the fourth quarter. building with a loss." In games tonight. Milwaukee vin. " I have not been disappointed four in last year's finals. Little respect for the Oilers, but were The little-used Buckner came off Both benches emptied laie in the tries to eliminate the Nets in Game with our overall level pf play. appears to have changed. The confident the Islanders' system the bench to spark a 17-2 Celtics third quarter when Boston's 6 of their semifinal series at East History says once we get past the Oilers are still a one-dimensional will contain Edmonton. run in the first-half that included 11 Danny Ainge and New York's Rutherford. N.J,, and Utah, trail­ first round, things usually work out team built around super center "W e don’t have a real good book points by Boston sixth man Kevin Darrell Walker came to blows at ing 3-2, tries to stave off elimina­ 1 tme for us and we're past the first Wayne Gretzky, while the Island­ on them because we don’t play McHale, who had 22 for the game. midcourt after Ainge was called tion at Phoenix, Ariz., against the round.” ers invent new ways to win every them, that often," said Arbour. Boston takes a 3-2 advantage into for fouling Walker on a drive. Both Suns. IB - MANCHESTER HERALD, Thursday, May 10. li)84 MANCHESTER HEHALl), ThursdiiN. Muy 10. 1984 - 17 Scholastic roundup Scoreboard / • • • ♦ • • : -r 1 3 G CromweU clips Tech RadSox2.RangarsO Twins5.Angals2 Mets 3. Braves t {. j t : r: r: rs n ATLANTA NEW YORK PI I I S o ftb a ll BOSTON TE)(AS MINNESOTA CALIFORNIA Little League, Baseball obrhbi abrhbi Obrhbi obrhbi obrhbi obrhbi Chent'y Tei'h gave Cijomwcll Patriots win again Manchester vs. Fermi — Langlll (F) Barrett 2b 3 1 2 1 Sample IfPuckett 4 0 cf 5 0 00 1 0 Carew 1b 4 0 10 Wshngtn rf2 0 1 0 Backmn 2b4 1 2 0 High three unearned ruijs in the def. Boaolnl 3-0, T. White (F) def. Boggs 3b 2 0 10 Wilkrsn ssTeufel 0 0 2b 5 0 1 0 1 0 Beniquz rf 3 0 0 0 Ramirz ss 4 0 2 1 Ordnhr 2b 10 0 0 Fedarchak 3-0, J. White (F) def^ • • • f * • Brnnskv rf 5 1 1 0 Lvnn cf 4 111 Perry If 4 0 0 0 Oauend ss 4 0 10 first inning Wednesday afternoon PORTLAND — Senior Peter r : n : TONIONT-S SCHEDULE Evans rf 4 0 11 Richrdt 2b 3 0 1 0 Olander 2-1, Gareau (M) def. Johnson ••• f • • • •• National Laagua standings Rice If 4 0 2 0 Foley c Goetti 10 3b 5 10 2 2 1 DeCincs 3b4 0 1 0 Watson ph 1 0 0 0 Hrnndz 1b 4 0 2 1 and could not make up the deficit Palmer won his sixth game of the 3-0. • • * • f Cennectlciri Eaok E Trust vs. Tler- Hatcher 1b4 0 2 X^RJeksn dh 4 1 1 1 Murphy cf 3 0 0 0 Foster If 4 0 0 0 ■W s. 6—- FltioeroM Anerican Farm Easier 1b 3 0 0 0 Ward rf 4 0 10 as it lost, 5-3. in a Charter Oak season here Wednesday afternoon Manchester vs. Penney — Pardo (P) Armos dh 4 0 0 0 Parrish 3bWshngt 3 0 dh 3-e-4^1 0 0 Downing If 3 0 1 0 Chmbis 1b 3 0 0 0 Strwbrr rf 3 2 2 0 def. Boaolnl 2Vz-’A, Fedorchak pd.,rQln Mason (L 1-1) 7 2-3 8 2 2 3 6 Fitzgerald. Glenn Horowitz won singles Keeney Field. Mike LInsenbIgler, Glen Son Diego 3, St. Louis 2 Tobik 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 (First gome) IP H R ER BB SO Elliott was relieved by sopho­ led offensively by Mark Berkowitz, arid Jett Smith hit well and Troy Aftonto / matches for the Indians. The Scoreboard tells the story as longest Baines in the 25th inning late Wednes­ Cobb and Rick Kos each hod two hits Barnes pitched well tor Ansaldl's. Houston 7, PhModelphia 1 ^ WP— Moson. T— 2:16. A— 9,341. TORONTO BALTIMORE m ore Ricky Gonzalez, who limited who was 2-for-4 with three runs lor Nutmeng. Rov Michaud, Steve Hiundov's Gomes Obrhbi obrhbi Mahler (L 0-1) 5 1-3 3 3 -3 3 1 the Panthers to two hits and two scored. Sean Fowler and Jeff teams of Donovan and Dave game in major league history, time- day. The game started Tuesday but was Casavant and Craig Repoll each hod VAII Times EOT) Gorcia 2b 3 0 10 Bumbry cf 5 0 3 0 Dedmon 1 2-3 2 0 0 1 1 Browne. Siwik and Aarron Wlo- two singles lor Oil Heat. Intamatianal CincinnarkfPostore 1-2) at Montreal Yankaas11.lndians4 Moseby cf 4 0 0 0 Dauer 2b 4 10 0 Forster 1 1 0 0 0 0 runs the rest of the way. Gonzalez' Gorke also had two hits each. wise. is told as the White Sox beat the called in 17th by 1 p.m. curfew. Game Angoles OpO 000 000— 0 again the Cheney baiter fanned. highlights in his 18-year career, the mark for the longest game, by victory. Custer hod four hits tor Methodist. Clevelond 11 15 .423 )2V3 IP H R ER BB SO 0rioles7.BlueJays3 Chicogo «1 200 OOx— 7 Michelle Morianos and Nancy but few are more unusual than the innings, played to :i decision. The #•##•#########•###•••• New York 11 17 .393 13V2 Clevelond Game-winning RBI — Durham (3). Paul Pelleticr.lhen singled lor one Orioles 7-7, Blue Jays 4-3 Sutcliffe (L 3-2) 1 1-3 8 7 7 1 3 Golf Keller won singles matches for two victories he picked up Wednes­ Mets and Cardinals played 25 West E— Russell, Guerrero, Bowo. run. but the Beavers came up two At Baltimore. Floyd Rayford’s Chartar Oak TODAY Minnesota 18 15 .545 — Spillner 6 2-3 6 4 4 0 0 (Second gome) DP— Manchester. Sue M aite also was day night. New York rims short. innings on Sept. I I , 1974. three-run homer with two out in the Nossitf Arms took only live innings Baseball Oakland 17 15 .531 Vz TORONTO BALTIMORE Chicago 1. LOB— Los Angeles 6, Chicago MHS golfers split successful in an exhibition match. Niekro (W 5-1) 7 8 4 1 3 4 11. 2B— Monday. Sandberg. 3B— "11 was a real hearlbreaker," The 39-year-old right-hander, The longest gan'ie by innings in eighth keyed a four-run nightcaip^ to whip Hlghlond Pork Market, Z>3, at Chenev Tech vs. RHAM, 3:15 Californio 18 16 .529 Vi Obrhbi obrhbi Manchester's doubles teams of Bolton at East Hampton, 3:15 Seattle 16 16 .500 IV3 Shirley i l o 0 o l Garda 2b 5 1 2 0 Roenick rf 2 0 1 0 Sandberg. making his first relief appearance major-league history came May 1, Fitzgerald Field. Kevin Comeau, Don RIghetti 1 0 0 0 0 1 Baccaro said. SOMERS — The Manchester Beth Pagani and Teri McGehan, rally. Cal Ripken Jr., and Wayne' Stomcinsky, Rick NIcolo and Jim Vinal Tech at Coventry, 3:15 Chicogo 14 15 .483 2 Collins If 5 0 11 Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 SB— Sax (11), Durham (5), Sandberg (3). since 1976, strode to the mound in 1920 when Boston and Brooklyn Sotibaii T— 2:24. A— X.453. Moseby cf 5 0 2 2 Ripkenss 4 1 1 1 Pelletier, the Cheney catcher, High golf team split a pair of Heidi Sullivan and Mariko Kamik- Gross each hit solo homers for Rutini each hod three hits and Paul Konsos Citv 9 18 .333 6 Chicago’s Comiskey Park and played a 1-1, 26-inning tie. On May Frenette, Merrill Myers, Ron Frenette, Penney at Manchester, 3:30 Texos 10 20 .333 6V7 Upshaw 1b 5 0 0 0 Murray 1b 3 1 1 0 had three hits to raise his batting matches here Wednesday at |he Baltimore. In the opener, Scott Bolton at Bulkelev, 3:30 Astros 7. Phillies 1 ura and Leslie Johnson and Jennie pitched the last inning of the first 31. 1964, the San Francisco Giants Stan Luszczak and George Hanlon two Wednesdoy’s Results Mariners 4. A s 1 Johnsn dh 4 0 10 Lownstn If 3 0 0 0 iivertige above the .500 mark. Cedar Knob course. The Indians Foley also were victorious. McGregor, 4-3, went the distance apiece in a 24-hit barrage bv the Galt Seattle 4, Oakland 1 Mulinks 3b 3 0 2 0 Ayala ph 10 0 0 Ciotnwell's Dave BarilUiro had lost to Fermi. 9-4, and defeated eight-hour game in major-league beat the New York Mets 8-6 in 23 to pick up his 100th career victory. winners. Comeau, Slomcinsky, and Manchester vs. Conard and Sims­ Boltimore 7. Toronto 4,1st lorg 3b 0 0 0 0 Bumbry cf 0 0 0 0 PHILADELPHIA HOUSTON Manche.ster’s next match is at history. He became a winner when innings, taking 7 hours and 23 Paul Frenette homered. Dave DeSan- bury at Rockledge, 3 Baltimore 7. Toronto 3. 2nd SEATTLE OAKLAND Whitt c 3 1 1 0 Singletn dh 3 1 2 1 ^ Obrhbi obrhbi tvvohits. Penney, 10'/z-2‘/)!. "Tigers 3, Royals 1 East Catholic vs. F Itch and Old Lyme home F'riday afternoon against Harold Baines homered with one minutes. tos had two hits tor the Markets. New York 11. Cleveland 4 Obrhbi a b r h b i Leoch rf 2 0 0 0 Gross 3b 3 111 Samuel 2b 5 0 3 0 Boss rf 5 0 11 The Beavers were scheduled to Chris Gareau was the only Hall High. At Kansas City, Mo., Rusty at Shennv, 3 Chicago 7, Milwoukee 6. 25 inn., comp, Percent 2b 5 0 3 3 RHndrsn If 4 0 1 0 Barfield rf 1 0 1 0 Cruz 3b 1110 GGross 1b 4 0 1 0 Reynids ss 4 2 2 0 play this atternoon in Hebron Indian to win his match against out in the bottom of the 25th inning ‘ Mariners 4, A's 1 Kuntz doubled home a run and Woodrow Wilson at East Catholic of S U S P , game SHndrs dh 4 0 0 0 Almon rf 4 0 0 0 Griffin ss 4 1 1 0 Sakata 2b 4 1 1 1 Schmidt 3b 3 0 0 0 Cruz If 3 10 0 Results: Oulnby (M) def. Oilman 6-0, to lift the White Sox to a 7-6 triumph Indapendant (girls), 3 Chicogo 5, Milwoukee 4, regularly ADovis 1b 3 0 0 0 Morgan 2b 2 0 1 1 Rayford c 4 1 1 3 Lezeono rf 3 1 0 0 Mmphry cf 4 1 3 2 agtiinst RHAM Fermi. Gareau. Phil Fedorchak 6-1; Farsirom (M) del, Cousineau 6-1, At Oakland. Calif.. Jack Per- scored another in the second inning Chenev Tech at Portland, 1 over the Milwaukee Brewers. sdveduled gome Thomas If 4 0 0 0 Kingmn dh 4 0 0 0 Totals 37 3 11 3 Tofols 33 7 9 7 Wilson If 4 0 2 0 Cabell lb 3 12 2 and Marc Olander were victorious 6-1; Morianos IM) def. McCain 6-2,6-1; conte drove in tv7o of his three runs to keep Detroit unbeaten through Brand Rex Wire & Coble niisped Tennis Detroit 3, Kansas Citv 1 Bradley cf 0 0 0 0 Lopes 3b 3 0 0 0 Toronto 002 100 000— 3 Maddox cf 2 0 0 1 Bailey c 2 1 1 2 Farr's, 10-9, ot Fitzgerald. Bob Bollok, Cromwell 300 Otl 0 5-6-t Keller (M) del. Maher 6-0, 6-0; Marie "When you play this long, you during a ninth-ii'.ning outburst and Manchester at Penney, 3:30 Boston 2, Texas 0 Cowens rf 3 0 0 0 Wagner 3b 0 0 0 0 Baltimore 000 001 ISx— 7 Virgil c 4 0 0 0 Garner 3b 4 0 0 0 against Penney. (M) del. Borski 6-2, 6-1 (exhibition); 14 road games. Dan Petry, 5-1, John Mizoros, Ron Nlvlson, Rusty Penney at Manchester (girls), 3:30 Chenev Tech 000 ttO 1 3-7-2 might as well win.” Seaversaid. "I three Seattle pit chers combined on Minnesota 5, Californio 2 Bonnelt cf 4 0 0 0 Murphy cf 2 0 0 0 Gome-winning RBI — Sakata (1). DeJesus ss 4 0 1 0 Doran 2b 4 1 1 0 Manche.ster is now 11-2. The P 00 a n I - M c G e h a n ( M ) d e l . extended Detroit’s winning streak Franklin and Bob Plosky each hod two Thursday's Gomes Coles 3b 2 2 0 0 MDavis cf 2 0 0 0 DP—Toronto 1. LOB— Toronto Hudson p 0 0 0 0 Knepper p 3 0 1 0 Groce, Borllloro (S), GlallDtti 16) & tried to treat it like a start but it hits tor the winners. Chip White, Bob Webster; Elliott, Gonzalez (4) & Indians’ next match was scheduled Ponaccione-Fleck 6-2, 6-1; Sullivon- a five- hitter. Ed Vande Berg to six games. The Tigers are 25-4 to FRIDAY (All Times EDT) Kearney c 2 1 1 1 Heath c 4 0 2 0 10. Garcia ph 10 0 0 Pelletier Kamikura (M) del. SoIndon-LeNoux was different. ” started and nllowed just Roy and Rick Burnett each hod two hits Baseball Toronto (Stieb 5-0) at Baltimore Owen ss 2 1 1 0 Bochte 1b 2 0 0 0 Baltimore?. 2B— Collins, Barfield. HR— KGross p 0 0 0 0 lor today at Rockledge against 6-3, 6-3; Johnson-Foley (M) del. two equal the best 29-game start in tor Farr's. WP— Groce; LP— Elliott (0-t) That game, which lasted 8 hours Manchester at Hall, 3:30 (Flonogan 2-2), 7:35 p.m. Burrghs 1b 1 0 0 0 Ripken (10), Gross (6), Rayford (2). SB Corcorn ph 1 0 0 0 Conard and Simsbury. Holnoskl-Butterworth 6-3, 6-3. singles over six innings. / history, set by the Brooklyn Bolton at Portland, 3:30 Clevdond (Heaton 2-3) at New York Hancock rf 0 0 0 0 Garcia (14), Moseby (8), Murray (8). McGrow p 0 0 0 0 6 minutes, was a carry-over from Red Sox 2, Flangers 0 Dodgers in 1955. It was the Royals’ Chenev Tech at Coventry, 3:15 «3uidry 1-2), 8 p.m. Phillips ss 3 1 1 0^ Aguayo ph 1 0 0 0 Nika Settball Texas (Darwin 3-0) at Chicago (Dotson TotolS 29 4 5 4 Totals 31 1 S 1 Tuesday night when it was halted At Arlington, Texas, Bob Ojeda. seventh consecutive loss. Reds 6. Expos 4 And^sn p 0 0 0 0 by curfew. In the regularly sche­ Woshington Soclol Club used a pair Hall at Manchester, 3:30 4-2), 8:X p.m. Seattle 000 000 013— 4 Wcknfs ph 10 0 0 3-2. and Bob St anley combined on a Twins 5, Angels 2. of tbree-run Innings to trip J.C. Bolton at Coventry, 3:30 Friday’s Gomes Ooklond 000 000 010— 1 Totals 33 1 7 1 Totals 32 7 11 7 duled game. Seaver retired the Track six-hitter and reserve second base- At Anaheim. Caiif., center Pennevt 8-5. at Nike Field. Kevin Texas ot Chicogo. night Game-winning RBI — Kearney (3). CINCINNATI MONTREAL Philodelphio 008 100 000— 1 first 14 batters he faced and had a man Marty Harrett drove in one Kelley and Don McAllister each hod East Catholic vs. Aquinos and St. Boston at Kansos City. night DP— Seattle 1. Oak land 1. LO B—ScaH le Obrhbi abrhbi Houston 410 000 11X— 7 Boycott likely fielder Fred Lynn’s throwing error Paul at Willow Brook, 3:15 8, (Oakland 6.2B— Kearney, Perconte. SB one-hitter through six innings three hits. Steve Devette a three-run Minnesota at Milwaukee, night Milner cf 5 12 0 Dilone If 4^me-Winning 1 1 2 RBI— Mumphrey (1). Sports in Brief run and scored another to help led to three runs in the seventh and homer and Al Little. Tony CoJIettl. Jim East Catholic vs. Aquinos and St. California at Detroit, night — Owen (4),Morgan (4). S— Kearney. Oester 2b 5 1 1 0 Little 2b 2 1 1 0 before tiring and giving up a Paul at Willow Brook (girls), 3:15 Boston. The F;angers have lost five led to the Twins’ sixth straight win. Cllftord and Carl Bulouclus two hits Toronto at Cleveiar>d, night Wolker If 4 2 2 3 Raines cf 5l o1 b1—P 0 hiladelphia 9, Houston 6. 2B— one-out home run to Robin Yount in oplece for the Socials. Jim Kelley. Tennis Oaklond at Baltimore, night Parker rf 4 12 2 Dawson Wilson. rf 5 3B— Cabell, 0 1 2 Reynolds. HR— of their last fiix. Minnesota moved ahead of Califor­ Manchester at Hall, 3:M of superpowers GHO tickets on sale the top of the ninth. Todd Duncon each hod three hits ond Seottle ot New York, night Tigers 3. Royals 1 Driessn 1b 3 0 10 Carter cBailey 4 0 10 Yankees U , Indians 4 nia and Oakland into first place in Don Dolloff two for Penney's. Hall at Manchester (girls), 3:X Cnepen 3b 4 0 0 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 (1). 2 S—0 Knepper. SF— Bailey. Maddox. Seaver, 3-2, said he tried to treat East Catholic at South Catholic, 3:15 HARTFORD — Daily ticket lo the 1984 Sammy At New York. Dave Winfield the West. The Angels, who have Whita Sox 7. Brawars 6 Bilordetl c 4 0 0 0 Francn 1b 4 0 10 By David Tucker the time between games "as a rain South Catholic at East cotholic DETROIT KANSA5 CITY Foley ss 4 0 0 0 Solozar ss 3 1 1 0 Davis Jr. Greater Hartford Open went on sale to slammed his third homer and dropped four straight, received Rac (girls), 3:15 Obrhbi abrhbi Berenyi p 1 0 0 0 Rose ph 10 0 0 Padres 3. CardinalsZ UPl Sports Writer delay, but 1 was still jumpy, 1 felt the public last Wednesday at commercial outlets drove in tfiree runs and Don Reggie Jackson’s 484th career (Sail (Completionof suspended gome) Whitakr 2b 5 0 2 1 Motley rf 5 0 0 0 Scherrer p 0 0 0 0 Flynn ss 0 0 0 0 Manchester Pizza scored five times East Catholic vs. St. Paul and Xavier Trmmll ss 5 1 3 0 Sheridn cf 4 0 10 throughout Connecticut, the adrenalin pumping and I was Mattingly homered and had five In the ninth inning for o 12-7 overtime MILWAUKEE CHICAGO Power p 0 0 0 0 Gulicksn p 3 0 0 0 homer. at Portland Country Club, 3 Gorbey 1b 4 0 1 0 Orta If 3 0 10 Krnchc ph 1 0 0 0 Reardon p 0 0 SAN 0 0 DIEGO ST. LOUIS TORONTO — The Olympics may never again be duke over Army & Navy ot Nike Field. oBrhbi obrhM Ob r h bi Ob r h bi Daily tickets may be purchased in advance lor Bolton at Volley Regional, 2 Reodv 3b 8 1 1 0 RLow cf 11 1 4 1 Parrish c 2 0 0 0 McRae dh 3 0 10 Lawless pr 0 0 0 0 Wohifrd ph 1 0 1 0 granted to a superpower nation following the Soviet Scott McMullen hod three hits. Bill Costillo c 2 0 11 White 2b 4 0 0 0 Tempitn ss 4 0 0 0 Herr 2b 4 1 1 0 $9 each, a 40 percent savings over the gate price of Hort two and Ted Clifford a two-run Sundbrg c 4 0 3 0 Fisk c 11 1 3 1 Hume p 0 0 0 0 Lucas p 0 0 0 0 withdrawal Irom the Los Angeles Summer Games, Herndon If 4 0 0 0 Batboni 1b 4 1 2 0 Cedeno ph 1 1 1 0 Wiggins 2b 3 0 1 0 OSmith ss 4 1 1 0 $15. homer and single for Pizza. Sam Romero pr 0 0 0 0 Walker 1b 4 12 0 Gwynn rf 4)00 LSmith If 3 0 0 1 said an executive of the International Olympic NL roundup Schroedr c 4 0 2 0 Squires 1b 2 0 0 0 Evans dh 3 13 0 Wothan c 3 0 11 Franco p 0 0 0 0 In the Hartford area, participating outlets Harrison hod a solo homer and Bruce Lemon cf 4 0 0 0 Pryor 3b 3 0 10 Garvey 1b 4 1 1 1 Hendrck rf 3 0 1 0 Fray a two-run triple for A&N. Yount ss 10 1 3 1 Hill 1b 4 0 2 0 Totals 36 6 9 5 Totals 36 4 10 4 Committee. Kuntz If 3 12 1 Sonchz ph 10 Cincinnoti 0 0 300 000 021—6 Kennedy c 4 1 1 2 Green 1b 4 0 0 1 include: All Colonial Bank branches: all CBT MCC bows Cooper dh 11 1 2 0 Reed p 10 0 0 McRynl cf 4 0 0 0 McGee cf 3 0 10 Dick Pound, a member ol the IOC executive board, B a s k e t b a ll SImmns 1b 7 2 1 0 Dotson pr 0 10 0 Gibson rf 1 0 0 0 Ashford 3b 0 Montreal 0 0 0 002 002 008 4 branches, all Court House One Fitness Clubs; all Brookns 3b 4 0 0 0 Wshngt ss 3 Game-Winning 0 0 0 RBI— Parker (5). Nettles 3b 3 0 1 0 Howe 3b 3 0 0 0 said Wednesday he did not expect an official IOC Woman’s Rac Oglivie If 10 1 2 4 Bonnistr p 1 0 0 0 Martinez if 3 0 1 0 Brummr c 2 0 0 0 G. Fox & Co. stores; Hartford Whalers Gift Shop, Clork cf 2 0 10 Seaver p 0 0 C 0 Roberts ph 1 0 0 0 policy which would prevent superpowers from in jtitle game Renn's Tavern turned back Hungry Gonepen ss 0 0 0 0 E— Gullickson, Francona, Wallach, Thurmnd p 2 0 0 0 Sfuper p 10 0 0 Herman’s World of Sporting Goods; and all AAannng cf 6 0 2 0 Luzinsk dh 2 0 0 0 Gossage p 0 0 0 0 Allen p 0 0 0 0 bidding for the right to host the Games, but it would New Mets make Tiger Restaurant, 6-5, at Charter Oak Moore rf 2 0 0 0 Stegman If 8 0 1 0 TotolS 37 3 12 3 Totals 34 1 7 1 Con­ Northeast Savings Bank branches. Field. Janine Fortin, Cindy Dishaw, Liz NBA playoffs Detroit 020 010 008—3 cepcion. DP— Cincinnoti 2. LOB— Cincin­ Braun ph 10 0 0 become an unspoken rule. James rf «2 0 0 0 Baines rf 10 1 2 1 Rucker p 0 0 0 0 The 1984 GHO will be held July 23-29 at the MIDDLETOWN - The Man­ Shea and Jill Capello each hod two hits Brouhrd rf 4 0 1 0 Kittle If 10 0 0 Konsos City 000 001 008—1 nati 5. Montreol 10.2B— Dawson, Salazar. " I have talked about this with (IOC President Juan) lor Renn’s. Beth Correia hod three hits Game-Winning RBI— Kuntz (2). Wohiford. 3B— Wallach. HR— Walker Totals 31 3 5 3 Totals 28 2 4 2 Tournament Players Club of Connecticut in chester Community College ConMranc* S«mltlnals Gantnr 2b 10 0 2 0 Paclorek If 9 1 5 3 Son Die^ 000 003 008— 3 Samaranch and othcrcolleagues. Thenatureof things and M ary Carroll and Janet Norris two VLaw 3b 10 0 1 0 E— Whitaker. Trammell, Jackson, Bal- (5). Cromwell. baseball came within one game apiece for the Tigers. (AUTlmtsEDT) boni. DP— KansosCltv2. LOB— DetroitS, Dilone (1), Parker (1). SB— Raines (9), St. Louis 000 200 008— 2 is that it would not ever be written (in the IOC charter) people take notice (BcH-pt-smqn) Fletchr ss 3 0 0 0 Game-winning RB I— Kennedy (3). of winning the Connecticut Hoirstn ph 1 0 0 0 Kansas Citv 11. 2B— Balboni, Kuntz, Dilone (6). S— Berenyi. but might be understood us policy. There is simply Strawberry attacked EosHrn Contaraica Evartt, Wothan. Community College Athletic Bofton V*. Naw York Oybznsk ss 6 0 2 0 less risk with the smaller uncritical countries.” Cruz 2b 11 1 1 1 NEW YORK — New York Mets outfielder Association championship here (BMlon Mods Mfla*. 3-2) Pound said the IOC still hope the Soviets could be Bv M ike T u llv a bunt and scored all the way from Apr. 29 — Boston 110, New York 92 Totals 80 6 28 5 TotolS 95 7 23 7 Wednesday. F a c ^ with the G o l f Oneout When W inning run scored. persuaded to change their minds about tbe Summer Darryl Strawberry said Wednesday night that UPl Sports Writer lirsl base on a hit- and-run single MOV 2 — Boston 116, New York 102 three men recently tried to assault him. task of winning three games in Moy 4 — New York 100, Boston 92 Gome-Winning RBI— Baines (2). Games before the June 2 deadline for accepting by Vfilson when right fielder E^Reodv 2, Fisk. Moore. DP— The National League Rookie of the Year said he one day to take the title, the MOV 6 — New York 118, Boston 113 invitations. The old New York Mets used to Washington hobbled the ball. MOV 9 — Boston 121, New York 99 M ilw a u k e e 1, C h ic a g o 6. L O B — ARTER— Cougars defeated Norwalk Milwaukee "The thinking (of Samaranch) .seems to be to let did not report the incident to the police. He take losing sitting down. Now, with "Tltis was very big for us, Minnachaug AAov 11 — Boston ot New York, 8 p.m. Community College, 3-2, and x-Mov 13 — New York at Boston, 1 IX Chicogo 24.2B— Yount. Cruz. Boines, things cool down for a day or two, " said Pound, the dismissed the episode as a "4-day-old story” that a no-nonsense approach, they are because we are going on the road TWO-MAN BEST BALL— Gross: Ed Hill, Reodv, Fisk. HR— Oglivie (2). "didn't amount to very much. " Housatonic Community Col­ Mosher-Kevin Osborne 75, Bernie p.m. vlormer president ol the Canadian Olympic making people stand up and take soon and can build on our one- Milwaukee vs. New Jersey Baines (2). SB— Walker (1), Yount (3), Strawberry said the three assailants, who were lege, 7-2, before losing to ^ esnel-B ob Bedlack 76; net: Ed AAanning (3). S— Moore. Ready, Brou- EVROLET (Milwaukee leads series3-2) Association. notice. game winning streak, ” said Jesse Nason-JIm Cline 58, Mike Frev-Bob hard, V. Law, Dybzinski. cSi not identified, attacked hipi Saturday night Housatonic in the title game, .Young 59, Dwayne Luster-Dave Apr. 29 — New Jersey 106, Milwaukee "It's really hard to tell whethertheir statement on This week they have released Orof.co, Who notched his sixth 100 IP H R ER BB SO outside a Manhattan restaurant while he was 9-4. Coombs 60, Tom Wlellczka-Jlm Har­ Milwaukee the Games is irrevocable or is merely a warning.” veteran pitchers Dick Tidrow and save. May 1 — Milwaukee 98, New Jersey 94 walking with his fiancee, Lisa Andrews, 21, of Los In the first game, MCC’s rell 61. May 3 — Milwaukee 100, New Jersey Sutton 7 4 1 0 3 6 He said final word on whether the USSR would carry Craig Swan, and Wednesday night "Orosco isn’t the same pitcher SKINS — Bernie Quesnel (2), M. Lodd 1 0 0 0 1 0 Angeles. Brian McAuley pitched a five- 'Jtobbips (3), Bernie Quesnel (4), 93 through on its boycott might not come unfil May 28 they also gave a losing streak the whci tried to make my staff when I May 5 — New Jersey 106, Milwaukee Fingers 2 2 2 0 0 2 NEW 1984 CAMARO One of the men made a remark about Andrews hitter for the victory. He walked Gernie Quesnel (11), D. Dietrich (12),, Teilmonn 3 1-3 3 0 0 1 1 when the IOC executive board meets in Lausanne, boot. managed the Mets,” observed Joe D . Coley (13). Dave Coombs (16), E^-year investi­ Prosecutors charged Timex acted as prosecutors claimed. tude and professional dows, 2 bedrooms, T/z Shop, 73 Birch SJreef, ready tor caning (some — Good condition. Low Route 74. Country set­ million of similar debentures. . statements to the U.S. Customs Service gation by the Customs Service and a its own customs broker and falsely The government estimated more manner and appearance. baths, Individual base­ 643-8651. p airs). $99. Call 643-6526. mileage, new radial tires. ting. Beautiful alr- N A M E YOUR OWN DOUBLE BED. Wood. "without a reasonable basis." but lederal grand jury into the importation classified entire watchbands as parts than $440,000 in revenue was lost. Resumes held In confi­ ment, radiant heat. Call 643-2523. condltioned 1 and 2 bed- PRICE — Father and son. Unique design. Dark co­ dence, send to Box JJ, $58,400. Rent with option WILL TRADE ADMIRAL room apartments. Fast, dependable ser­ lor. Spring and mattress Tag Sales 69 c/o the Manchester to buy available. Peter­ 19" table model, solar BLAZER, 1973, 350 — 4 $385-5425. Private en­ vice. Painting, Paper­ included. $50. Call 643- Herald.______. man Building Co. 649- color TV, runs well tor speed. $1500. Call 649-7071 trance, private patio. In­ hanging & Removal. Call 2880. 9404, 649-4064, 647-1340. 10" table saw on stand. a fte r 5pm. COOK’S ASSISTANT — cludes heat, hot water, 644-0585 or 644-0036. TWO FAMILY — Refrig­ Call a fte r 6pm, 649-8314. erator, air conditioner, For girl's resident camp wall-to-wall carpeting, RCA WASHER AND lawn mower, bureau, 1974 AMC SPDRTABDUT in Stafford Springs. Call. laundry, parking, garden PURCELL BROTHERS DRYER — $100 for both Lots/Lond for Sole 33 CHAIN SAW HOMELITE clothes, miscellaneous — Standard, 6 cylinder. 677-2667. plot. 25 minutes from — Improve your prop­ or best offer. Excellent 643-2711 10" with two additional household Items. 33 Car­ High mileage. Dependa­ Classified.. erty. House painting. Business O p p o rtu n itie s .22 Store/Office Space 44 Household Goods 62 Hartford. No pets. Call running condition. Coll chains. Works very well. Notices ' For advertisements to be Check our rotes. Referen­ ter Street, Bolton, 9am- ble. $650. Call 643-5478. Situation W anted ...... 23 Resort Property 45 Misc. for Sale ...... 63 Rates O F F IC E P> (O SI T i p N 429-5691. 649-0668. $69. Call 875-6736 a fte r published Monday, the dead­ A V A IL A B L EE — T u ll FREE CATALOG — Of ces available. Call 646- 4pm, Soturdav, M oy 12th. L o s t/F o u n d ...... 01 Employment Into ...... 24 Misc. for Rent 46 Home and Garden 64 Minimum Charge: land bargains, 5 acres to 7pm. TDYDTA, 1973 — M ark II. line is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. time. Good typing ability 8117. REFRIGERATOR— 8 cu. FUN FOR ADULTS & A P e rs o n a ls ...... 02 Instruction ...... 25 Wanted to Rent 47 Pets ...... 65 $2.25 for one day 500 acres, covering Ver­ Store/Office Space 44 6 cylin d e r, a u to m a tic, a ir and plea^dfit phone per- ft. copper. Cold Spot, MOVING — Sears coun­ PLAYGROUND FO R Announcements ...... 03 Roommates Wonted 46 Musical Item s ...... 66 mont and the Berkshlres conditioning, power P e r W o rd : sonalltyreaulred. Hours- A.A.A. PAINTING CO.— large lower, separate try kitchen gas stove, THE KIDS — We have It A u c tio n s ...... 04 at lowest Imaginable pri­ steering, power brakes. Recreational Items 67 1-2 d a y s ...... 15c Read Your Ad we^kVays, 11-7 two days Exterior, Interior. Fully freezer. Saturday only, timers, rotisserie, iron all and more, every Sat- Real Estate ces. Write: CATALOG $850. Wife's cor. Call A n tiq u e s ...... 68 3-5 d a y s ...... 14c ptfi- week, 9-5 three days OFFICE SPACE AVAIL­ insured with guaranteed 241-2066, 547-1942. trim , excellent condition. ■urdav and Sunday (9am- Services Classified adyertisements OFFICE, P.O. Box 938, 643-8840. Homes for Sale ...... 31 Tag Sales ^...... 69 6 d a y s ...... 13c per week. Call Evergreen ABLE — Ample parking, expert workmanship. Lovely Hitchcock hutch, 3pm, Sellers 8am) at the are taken by telephone as a North Adams, Mass. Coll Bob Hyde, 649-9127. Financial Condominiums 32 Services Offered 51 Wanted to'Buv ...... 70 26 d a y s ...... 12c Lawns, 53 Slater Street, good location. One 4 W ASHER — $100. Coll like new. Gold velvet %astern Connecticut Flea 1976 DDDGE DART — convenience. M anchester, 649-8667 to r 01247. room o ffice suite w ith 610 a fte r 5:30pm, 646-5291. M o rtg a g e s ...... 1> Lots/Land for Sale 33 Painting/Papering 52 H a p p y A d s : ••••••••••••••••••••••• channel back couch. Call Market (Junction 31 &32, AM /FM cassette, 7 good The Manchester Herald is Interview appointment. sq. ft.; another with 310 EXTERIOR/INTERIOR Mansfield). Seller spaces Investment Property 34 Building/Contracting .53 $3.00 per column inch 643-0259. tires, automatic trans­ Personal Loans ...... 12 responsible only for one incor­ sq. ft. Call 649-2891. PAINTING and wallpap­ available for everyone. In s u ra n c e ...... 13 Business Property 35 Roofing/Siding 54 Rentals ering, celling work. Call mission, power steering. Automotive rect insertion and then only HELP WANTED — Part ••••••••••••••••••••••a MOPED — Scorpion, in­ Coll 429-1998.______40,000 miles. Excellent Resort Property ...... 36 Heating/Plumbing 55 Deadlines evenings, Gary McHugh, Wanted to Borrow ...... 14 for the size of the original time, full time. Mornings SOUTH WINDSOR — Sul­ cludes helmet, brand condition. $2900. Call 649- Flooring ' . 56 Cars/Trucks for Sale . 71 643-9321. Misc. fo r Sole 63 SATURDAY, M A Y 12th, For classified advertise­ in s e rtio n . preferred. Must be neat livan Avenue. 1,600 sq. ft. new, $300 firm. Rifle, 8365. Income Tax Service 57 Motorcvcies/Bicvcies . 72 9am-lpm. 74 South Forms ments to be published Tues­ Errors which do not lessen in appearance. See Andre Rooms for Rent 41 prime retail space, ample M a rlin 30-30, $100 F irm . e------Employment Rentals Services Wanted 58 Rec V e h ic le s ...... 73 p arking. $660. Call 2S6- Drive, Manchester. day through Saturday, the the value of theadvertisem^ent at Gentle Touch Car Building/Contracting 53 Call anytime otter 5pm, Rooms for Rent ...... 41 A u to S e rv ic e s ...... 74 Wash, 344 Broad Street, ••••••••••••••••••••••• 6021 o r 644-3977. FOR SALE... Canon FD Much miscelloneous. & Education For Sale deadline is noon on the day will not be corrected by an 568-6910. 1976 FDRD MAVERICK A p a rtm e n ts fo r R ent .42 Autos for Rent/Lease ...... 75 Manchester. 135mm F/3.5 lens, $70. GIANT TAG SALE — before publication. additional Insertion. CENTRAL LOCATION — FARRAND REMODEL­ — "AM/FM Stereo, auto­ Help Wonted ...... 21 Homes for Rent ...... 43 Holidav/Seaso’nal . Canon FD2X Type A ex­ OLD RECORD CABINET Saturday, M ay 12th, 46 61 Misc. Automotive ...... 76 Kitchen privileges. Free iliULNCHiSTiir^"! ING— Cabinets, roofing, matic transmission,, MEDICAL SECRETARY parking. Security and ; Office apace. 770 tq ft Preati* I tender, $90. Both In excel­ — Horizontal shelves. Norwood (oft Prospect), power steering. Running — Full time for Manches­ I gioui end convenient locelion. I gutters, room additions, lent condition, used very $40. Call 649-954Q. 9am to 5pm. Kitchen, references required. Call ! 150 No Main S t. mile from I- ■ decks, all types of remo­ condition. $1600. Coll 649- ter physician. Please 643-2693 a fte r 4pm. I 64/66 and Manchester Hoapital I little . Call 643-2711 be­ knick knacks, books, 8365. contact Ruth at 647-1493. I Full service • class building Long . deling and repairs. FREE tween 9om and 4pm, ask BBQ GRILL, $5. Wooden gomes, range hood, TV, I lease available Call owner any- | estimates. Fully insured. I lim a I fo r M ark. kitchen cabinet doors. montle, tires, etc.______Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted DISHWASHER — From MANCHESTER — Gen­ Notices 21 Help Wanted 21 Help Wanted 21 I 646-2300 I Telephone 643-6017, o tte r Look great painted. $5 3pm to 8pm, Monday tlemen wanted tor newly 6pm, 647-8509. TAG SALE — Good Hill 1977 FDRD LTD — Good , remodeled rooms. 24 DELIVERING RICH all..C a ll 646-4995. tor parts. Running condi­ through Saturday. Apply LOAM — 5 yards, $62 plus Road (off Avery Street) CARPENTERS NEEDED In person: Johnny's hour security, parking, Friday and Saturday. tion. Best otter. Call 646- SWIMMING INSTRUC­ DENTAL HYGIENIST — DESIGN KITCHENS by tax. Sand, gravel and BALDWIN ACRISONIC Announcements 03 — Immediate openings p art-tim e cashiers Brass Key, 829 Main maid service. Call 649- Gym practice beam. 3093. we need part TORS — For, girl's resi­ Port time hours. South Roommates Wanted 48 J. P. Lewis. Cabinets, stone. Coll 643-9504. Blonde spinet piano. Ken- for experienced carpen­ Street, Manchester. 0210. vanities, formica, Wilson Spoke wheels, China, Y ou’ll w a k our e ie ctfo n ic cash re­ dent camp In Stafford Windsor office. Please more avocado electric 1981 MAZDA GLC — Red ters. All phases of con­ tim e sales gister handle money, meet cus­ HARDWARE POSITION ort, Corlon counter tops, cards, paint, books, mis­ tomers Previous cashier experi- ENGINE LATHE OPER­ Springs. Call 677-2667. coll 644-1509. TELEPHONE ANSWER­ stove, 5 months old, struction. Full time em­ and stock people NEEDED — Responsible SHARE l '/2 baths and cellaneous household. custom L, 5 speed, air STUDY COURSE IN NU­ erKe helpful but not necessary ATOR— Minmum 5 years — Responsible position kitchen cabinet fronts, ING MACHINE — With under guarantee. W hirl­ Good starting salary in line with kitchen privileges with MANCHESTER — Pro­ conditioner, sunroof. TRITION will be pres­ ployment and benefits. You II slock shelves price person to watch two complete woodworking experience complete benefits, experience. Able to do COUNSELORS — Head for knowledgeable, ma­ PART TIME BAR­ rem ote. $95. Coll 647-0343. pool side-by-side avo­ Call 742-5317 8:30am to merchandise heipcusiomers and young boys, Monday owner and one other fessional female to share service, custom mode AM/FM radio, new tin . ented M ay 18th, June 1st arn valuable experience and and great growth opportunity CdTh own set ups. 45 hour position for girl's resi­ ture person. Conyers TENDER, kitchen grill. cado refrigerator w/ice- 5pm, Monday through or w rite _ through Friday, 3-6pm. tenant, both men. Call 6 room house. $275 month Call 643-6813. and 8th at 7pm. For ?howiedge m a rapidly growing week. Fringe benefits. dent camp In Stafford H ardw are, 646-5707. Experienced. Call 742- furniture, colonial repro­ FIREWOOD, seasoned, 4 m oker. Coll 649-0120. re s e rv a tio n s ca ll 647- Friday. business Previous retail builiSng Own transportation a 649-7630. - v ’ plus '/z utilities. Call 649- ductions in wood, 9 v a rie ­ materials or home center experi­ EEO Employer. Apply In Springs. Call 677-2667. 6978. trunkloads, $25 or best LION'S CLUB TAG SALE m ust. Call 646-5185. 8495, evenings. ties of hardwood and 1973 PINTD HATCH­ 8730. ence hetplul but not necessary person, Monday through price. You toke away by FOR SALE — 8 HP Troy — Saturday, M ay 12th, ACCOUNTING CLERK G ood sta rtin g salary and great o p ­ FULL TIME — Days, M ANCHESTER — $60 a veneers NOW IN STOCK BACK — New engine, portunity lor training and ad­ Lisa Catuttarl Friday, 8am to 4pm, T ri­ MACHINE SHOP needs PHARMACIST — Full or M ay 10th. Keep try in g . built rototiller. Call 643- — Vernon. Experienced evenings and Saturdays. AVON — Y o u r T im e Is week, plus security. Coll McDonalds, West Center registered, standard vancement Call or write Offica Managtr umph Manufacturing, full time help for Debur- port’ time. Ambitious, Call 649-9658 or evenings, Coll 649-8607. 4621. handling accounts re­ Package Store. Call be­ Worth Money! Sell Avon. 643-2659. Street, Manchester. 25 sh ift. $350. Call 742-7261. Employment 145 Spencer SI. Inc., 750 Tolland Street, rin g and Secondary O per­ energetic l/idi.vidual for ••••••••••••••••••••••• Services 289-7010. ceivable, purchasing or tween 9am and 4pm, Earn good money, set dealers. No admission. Mancheater, CT 0M40 East Hartford. ation. Apply Tuesday or Independent store. Spe­ OLYMPIAN MANUAL .END ROLLS — 27Vz sales order entry would Pliona: 6494)136 days, ask for Jeff, 649- your own hours. Call Rain date, Sunday, May 1981 HDNDA CUSTDM Thursday, 10am-2pm; or cializing In customer ser­ Apartments for Rent 42 ••••••••••••••••••••••a LEON CIESZYNSKI TYPEWRITER tor sole. w idth, .25«; 13% w idth - 2 be beneficial with excel­ tqumi opportunity omployor m il 0446. 523-9401 or 278-2941. 13th.______CM 4001— Low mileage. & Education Manager call for an appointment, vice. Flexible hours. Call B U 1LDER — New homes, $50. Excellent condition. fo r .25«. MUST be picked lent typing and clerical EXPERIENCED HAIR- Services Offered 51 Extras! Light blemishes. 14S Spencer St. 647-1883. C.B. Enter­ 875-2507. odditlons, remodeling, Coll 643-6091. up at the Manchester M O VING — Tag Sale. skills. Excellent growth Manchester, CT 06040 CUTTER WANTED — RESTAURANT HELP EXPERIENCED, MA­ Asking best offer over prises, 75* Woodland MANCHESTER — Avail­ rec rooms, garages, kit­ Herald office BEFORE Household goods, fish potential, salary and be­ Phone: 649*0136 For busy, high volume NEEDED — Mornings. TURE FULL TIME chens remodeled, ceil­ tank, bike, toys, etc. Sat­ $600. Call anytime after equal oppo/tunity employer m /f Street, Manchester. DRIVERS TO SELL Hood able Immediately. Extra 50 GALLON STEEL 11AM O NLY. Help Wanted 21 nefits. Send resume de­ salon. Salary S150 or de­ Apply in person a t: Sunny SALES PERSON — Apply 4pm, 742-9301. Ice cream. We want M large one bedroom a p a rt­ S P R IN G C L E A N U P — In ings, bath tile, dormers, DRUM — Cleon, one end urday, May 121h, 10am- tailing experience and NEWSPAPER DEALER pending on experience. Side Up, 1095, in person to: Marlow’s, roofing. Residential or PAINTERS — Minimum ELE C TR IC IA N 'S , E 2's drivers at once. Ding m ent. Heat and hot w ater need of a Bockhoe and/or open, use tor water STRDNE PUSH LAWN 4pm . 97 Bette D rive , M an ­ salary requirements to n e e d e d In East Hart­ Call C & C Hdlrcrafters, Manchester. 867 Main Street, co m m e rcia l. 649-4291. 1978 PLYMDUTH VO- 5 years experience. Must and experienced ap­ Dong Carts, 568 Memor­ Included. $400. Call 649- Bulldozer? We hove a w a ste . D ry w e ll. $3. MOWER — Ball bearing. chester.$a,b2,tclos69 Box HH, c/o The Man­ fo rd . Call 647-9946, ask fo r ask for Val or Peggy, Manchester. LARE W AGDN — 6 c y ­ have references. Report prentices. Top wages and ial Drive, Chicopee Mass, 4800. dump truck too! No lob Phone 643-5873. Easy to push. Name MOVING — Tag Sale. chester Herald. Jeanne. 649-2517. — COACH For EXPERIENCED CAR­ linder. Low mileage. to LaCava Construction benefits; Call for inter­ 1-413-3738. too small. Free esti­ brand Silent Scott, $25. Household goods, fish FRONT DESK CLERK slow pitch soft PRIVATE, NON-PROFIT PENTER — Remodeling, Good condition. $2700 or Process orders and in­ Co., 185 Silas Deane Hwy, view, Bloomfield Elect­ A L L AREAS — 1, 2, 3, 4 mates. Reasonable rates. FOR SALE — 30 gallon Call 646-6794. tank, bike, toys, etc. Sat­ ELECTRICIANS AND In B olton. Call AGENCY — Seeks part best otter. Call 649-8221. voices Schedule deli­ Wethersfield, Monday ric Co., 243-9543. EOE. DRIVER NEEDED for bedrooms. Prices to fit additions, roots and kerosene drum treated urday, May 12th, 10am- veries Immediate open­ CIRCUITS INC. JOURNEYMEN — 2 ye­ time direct care aides to Call 649-2871. IMMEDIATE OPEN­ through Saturday be- automotive refinIsh dis­ your budget. Housing Un- decks. Free estimates. with valve. New. Call BABY CRIB — Wooden. 4pm. 97 Bette Drive, ing, full tine position ars experience. Holi­ work with mentally re­ Call M ike , 871-2559. 1975 PLYdtDUTH FURY INGS For Part Time tween 10am ond 12 noon. SALES CONSULTANT — tributor. Individual must llm lte d . C a ll 724-1967 AMBITIOUS COLLEGE 649-0173, $8. Double side drop. No Monchester.______Must have experience IMMEDIATE OPENINGS days, benefits. Insu­ tarded adults in commun­ — Reliable transporta­ Housecleaning in Glas­ We manufacture printed cir­ One of Connecticut's have knowledge of Man­ (Qhg.). STUDENT — Odd lobs, mattress, crib In very Knowledge of building FEDERAL, STATE & rance. Coll 246-5106. ity residence. Weekend ROBERT E. JARVIS — CRAFT 8. TAG SALE — tion. $500. Call 646-8196. products helpful EOE tonbury area. We offer cuit boards and are in need of largest hearing aide com­ chester area and have a lawn core, pointing spe­ LADIES OLD MAINE good condition. Asking CIVIL Service lobs now reliable people We have hours Included. High Building 8i Remodeling ''Many handmade For interview call Rich at: flexible hours and good panies is seeking an ag­ clean driving record. MANCHESTER — 400 cialties. Fair rates, pro­ TROTTERS — Greot $50. Call 644-1950 available in your area. openings for: DENTAL ASSISTANT — school diploma ond expe­ Specialist. Additions, Items"; plus some an­ Motorcycles/Bicyclet 72 The Hortford Lumber Co. hourly rates. Must be gressive, self starter who NEWSPAPER DEALER Good starting pay and North Main Street. New fessional work. Coll Jeff, w a lkin g shoes, size 11D. afternoons. Call M619)-569-8304 to r INSPECTORS Manchester. Part time rience required. MARCH garages, roofing, siding, tiques, chair, mirror, neat and reliable. Call wants to earn top pay for NEEDED — Manchester- benefits. 5'/j day work two bedroom townhouse. 647-9013. Hardly worn. Originally 5 2 2 -9 1 0 1 CUSTODIAN fo r experienced person In Inc., 872-2079. kitchens, bathrooms, re­ etc.; Complete bathroom ••••••••••••••••••••••• M old To O rder, 659-2953. Informotion. 24 hours. our Manchester location. /South Windsor area. week. Call Tony, 649-5211. Applianced kitchen, con­ $50, w ill sell to r $25. Coll POOL LADDER, Shark­ FIOATERS general practice;' Mon­ placement wlndows- flush, ideal for cottage. Full training provided. Call Jeanne, 647-9946. venient to bus line and LANDSCAPING — 646-4995. line safety deluxe alumi­ MDTDRCYCLE INSU­ CARPENTER — Basic day and Friday after­ /doors. Call 643-6712. Roller skates, books, ROUTERS Individual must enjoy SEWING MACHINE OP­ shopping. $575 plus u tili­ Spring Cleon Up. Fertiliz- num, used only Vz season. RANCE — Competetive KIT ‘N’ CARLYLE by Larry Wright knowledge of framing App(y m person at Personnel noon, Thursday night, craft materials, etc. 46 working with senior citi­ DRIVER AND DELIV­ ERATORS — Established ties. Option to buy a va ila ­ ing. Any yard AMERICAN STANDARD $50. Call 649-3085. rates, big bike rotes and roofing preferred. Office: two Saturdays a month. MASTER CABINET Tracey Drive, Saturday, zens. State regulations, ERY PERSON — Wanted nationwide pillow manu­ ble. Peterman Building maintenance. Coll 643- OIL BURNER — Com­ available. Call Clarice, Must have own tools and Circuits Inc. Call for interview, 646- PART TIME INSER­ MAKER — With 30 years M oy 12th, 10om-4pm. m ust be 21. Call 1-342-0184 for delivery and Installa­ facturer has immediate; Co., 649-9404 o r 647-1340. 9658 o r 643-6252. plete, ready for installa­ VARIETY OF BEAUTI­ Clarke Insurance, 643- transportation. Call 649- 59 Deming Rd. 2251. ' TERS — Must be 18 years hands on experience. Old 2954. B erlin for Interview. tion of TV's and video full time opening. Expe­ tion. Good running condi­ FU L HOUSEPLANTS In TAG SALE — Saturday, 1126. old. Call Monday thru fashioned craftsmanship equipment. Valid Con­ rie nce p re fe rre d . DaV,' IMMEDIATE OCCU­ BRICKS, BLOCKS, tio n . $50. Phone 649-2046. exciellent condition. $3 May 12th, 10am-3pm, 35 PART TIME HELP Friday, 8:30am to 5pm, at a fair price. All your CAREER ORIENTED IN­ necticut driver's license shift, 5 day week. Fulfil PANCY — Four room STONE — Concrete. each, must, sell, private Brookfield Street, Rain MDTDRCYCLE INSU­ PERSON TO WASH V E H ­ NEEDED — To load and ask fo r Bob, 647-9946. woodworking needs. In­ COUNTER HELP — DIVIDUAL — To do audi­ needed. Call 646-6051. benefit program, includ-' apartment. Stove, refrig­ Chimney repairs. No idb RICHARD WOLFE’S home, 649-6486. date. M ay 26th. RANCE SPECIALIST — ICLES — Must operate unload household furni­ , •••••••■••••••••••••••• terior and exterior. Coll Days, 11amto3pm. Apply ometric testing In health Ing sewing Incentive. e ra to r. No u tilitie s . 1st too sm all. Call 644-8356. LEGIT Professional fake Call us and com pare our standard transmission. ture using rental trucks. 644-0585, 644-0036. in person: Between 2 and care facilities, Manches­ Apply at: PillowteX' Business Opportunities 22 floor. No pets, adults book, more than 1010 GARAGE SALE — May rates. Ask for Janet or Second shift. 6 days per Only experienced need 4, Tuesday thru Friday. ter area. All training Corp., 49 Regent Street, only. 1st and last m onth TRUCKING, HAULING, songs, good condition, Home and Garden 11th, 12th 8.13th. E le ctric Judy. Crockett' Agency, week. Contact LeRoy apply, call Friends Servi­ GENERAL CARPEN­ Tommy’s Pizzeria, 267 provided. Must be 21. Call Manchester. EOE, M /F;- a n d s e c u rity . $325 a Cleaning yards. Trees organ and piano. Asking stove, furniture, lots of 643-1577. Saucier, Arbor Acres ces, 649-4432. TRY 8. REPAIRS — Rec East Center Street. 1-342-0184 to r in te rvie w . month. Available May cut, haul away brush. $20. Telephone 649-3893. books. 11am to 6pm, 473 Farm , 633-4681. SEWING MACHINE ME­ OWN YOUR OWN rooms, family rooms and TWO PEOPLE TO As-: 1st. Call a fte r 5pm, 649- Coll M ike , 649-2021. Gardner Street, CONSTRUCTION CHANICS — Experience ceilings ore our spe­ GARDENS ROTO- RN, LPN — 7-3 charge semble Toys. House-^ DESIGNER JEAN 7850. GREEN GARDEN HOSE Manchester. WORKER — Concrete preferred. Apply be­ cialty. Concrete work TILLED — Small garden nurse position available wives, college students. : • AND SPORTSWEAR TRUCK AVAILABLE — $4.98. Phone 649-2433. CELEBRITY CIPHER \ forms experience help­ tween 8:30am-3pm, Pio­ done. One day service on tractor with rear Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotationa by famoua paopla. paaf tor every other weekend. 7am-3pm, 32 hours o“ STORE MANCHESTER — One TAG SALE — Saturday, KAWASAKI, 1980 KZ440 fu l. Call 643-4005. neer Parachute Com­ FOR garage and cellar smaller repairs. Discount mounted tiller. Satisfac­ and praaenl Each letter■ tte ip ^ theth« cipher itartda for another. Todey'e duo: S oqude M . Excellent per diem rate. week, Monda w-Z bedroom, second floor clean up, yard work and 10 PAIR BLACK Wooden M ay 12th, 9am to 2pm. 50 — Like new. 800 miles. pany, Inc., Pioneer Natiaaal CaoipaBy alftri Senior Citizen. Coll otter tion guaranteed. Call 647- by CONNfE WIENER Coll Mrs. Gibbs, DNS, Thursday, 646-8228. ; Baiqaa ipotriaatty lalHBi with stove, refrigerator. hauling. Mowing also blinds. Good condition. Ralph, Manchester. $800 or best otter. Call Industrial Park, Hale 3pm, 649-8007. 0530 or 872-4106. r. M eadow s M a n o r, 647- aattMuNy a*rartliairatabala- snow tires, salesman's excellent hourly wages; M ANCHESTER — 2 bed­ 8832. ______649-6495. O N E 1981 HONDA $235. Call 649-8365. experience In 2 end 4 . bg caotar. rooms on 2nd floor with MOPED, one braided Classified ads serve the samples of slid and plas­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "A writer Is someone who always sells. RELIABLE PERSON other benefits. Inquire: stroke engines. Experi­ An author is one who writes a book that makes a big splash." SHORT ORDER COOK — carpeting, air condition­ COLLEGE STUDENT — DON’T KNOW anyone rug. Call after 5pm, 646- people today ... lust 6s tic flowers - clothing, 721 FIRESTDNE RADIAL FOR YARD WORK, odd Imperial Plumbing Com­ ence In ultralight aviation (M iT tu rm i •.mean fabrics and much morel — Mickey Splllane. With experience. Apply desirable but not essen­ ing,.stove and refrigera­ Interested In part time who wants to buy what 0452. they have since our coun­ TIRE — White raised lobs. East Side, Manches­ pany, 981 Sullivan M ay 12fh 8. 13th, 10am- (C1984byNEA. Inc. In person only: 471 Hart­ tial. Reply to Box L, c/o nNANCING AVAIUUI tor. No pets. $425 month, babysitting lobs in vour you have to sell? Let a try's beginning. Readand letters, new. Steel belted. ter. Provide own trons- Avenue, South Windsor, 3pm. No previews. Rain ford Road, Manchester. p o rto tlo n . C all 643-1859. phone 644-2538. Manchester Herald For QuoUfled AppHconts plus utilities. Lease and home, any hours. Coll wont ad find a cash buyer CLEAN LANDFILL for use them regularly. 643- 195/70R13. $45. Call 649- security. Coll 646-1379. Linda, 649-0477. to r you! the hauling. Call 643-7867. 2711. date. M ay 19th-20th. 9947. $ 20 - MANC HKSTKH lIKKAl.l). Thiiisdiiy. \Uiy 10. I1IH4

BUSINESS Free helpers abound Ten awarded damages East Catholic in Manchester schools in radiation decision to be cabaret Proposed bill means larger charitable deductions page 3 ... page 4 ... page 11 Thr cislonishioHly unnotni'd low now 'nioving • New, tougher rules lor income averaging have 80 percent. through CongroKS mokes key ehonges in the woy you Im. ^ A 1. been adopted. Starting in '84, income averaging is NEW LAW CHANGE: Starting in 1985. though, will lile your tox return lor 10114 (ihisyeor), I0K5 ond iivailubic only to those with a big increase in income there are only two escape hatches: 1) You can use the luture yetirs There ore restrietions on some tox B L # . ‘ Y o u r (or big drop in deductions). You ilow can income- prior year's tax as your estirffcitcd tax for the current stivers, hut there tilso is good news: bigger ehoritohle average only if your taxable income lor Ihe current year. If you make timely e.stimated lax payments deduetions ond o hrtmd new type ol medietd expense M o n e y ' s year exceeds 14(1 percent of your average taxable equal to that amount, you are not liable for thf deduc tion To he siieeilie: I H 'k income for the preceding years by at least $3,000. penalty. 2). You can annualize your income already W o r t h • A lugger iiulomotie deduc tion Icii' ehtiritohle use For instance, a taxpayer with a $40,000 taxable received during the year. You owe no penally if you , Manchester, Conn. ol your etir. For 1084. the iiulomotie miletige Sylvia Porter income can u.se income averaging only il his 1984 pay 80 percent of the tax that would have been due up Cloudy tonight; taxable income exceeds $.39,000. Before 1984, his to that time, Friday, May 11, 1984 deduetioii is 0 cents o mile Hut .storting in I08o, your liixable income had to exceed only $51,000 for him to sunny Saturday outomotie clecluc'liim lor chtirilohli' trovel is 12 cents qualify. IMPORTANT: The IRS can waive the penalty in Single copy; 25resident ol I’rentiee-Htill. The AVON (UPI) — The Farmington River WatershetJ cost of overnight trtiveling to gel medieol etire is • You're getting a reprieve lor energy cretfit. You marginal tax rates will slay constant if yoUr increase Association has named Suzanne C. Wilkins as its new deduetible os o medieol expense. So is Ihc' tidditiontil are entitled to a lax credit equal to 15 percent ol the in income is entirely attributable to inflation. executive director. insurance V trovel expense ol o eomtuinion. it o doctor soys the lirst $2,000 of energy-saving improvements made to a • While there is a penalty for underpayment of FRWA President Culver Modiseltesaid Ms. Wilkins compoiuon is meclieolly esseiilitil But the Inlernol principal residence built belore April 20. 1977. estimated taxes, you avoid the penalty if withheld tax "14 ycar,s of involvement with land and water J Revenue Service ollen hossoid lluil lodging inot tood) ACT NOW: Add c|uulilying energy savers to your lor the year is at least 8(1 percent of actual lax liability. con.servation elforls, and her most recent work wilh,82 network %a. expenses incurred while ohtoining oulpotient medictil residence soon. The up-to-$300 credit will not be There akso are four so-called escape hatches that land conservation rusts in Connecticut, trc'otmenl m tuiother town tire non cleduclible available alter 1985. allow you to avoid the penalty even if you pay less than FRWA a wealth of invaluable experience. By Sarah E. Hall Herald Reporter Town residents who opt for the Survey says secretaries newest alternative in health insu­ rance — pre-paid coverage — prefer raises to roses won’t have to drive to out-of-town MOSCOW (UI’l) - The Soviet GROssirm n's hospitals for care much Union today added Vietnam to the longer. Manchester Memorial roster ol Coniiiiunisl nations boy­ NF.W YORK (I'Pl) - master's degiec adds their households earn p r o d u c t s Hospital will formally link up with m cotting the Summer Olympics in Seniority counls mort' $1,500 lo till' average more than those who do R n C ^ e v R n s c o m p R n v two such insurance Los Angeles and E^ast bloc sports than e,duealion. skills, el- salary but pay for all not, w hen all other factors according to Acting Executive ' r:tl oflicials met in Mo.scow to discuss fort, duties or even job levels of eductilion be­ are kept equal. Secondary- Director Michael Gallacher. . 4- whether to keep their (earns home. titles when it comes to tween those two exlremes wage earners earn less. On Thursday, MMH officials The official Soviet news agency figuring a secretary's sa­ is about Ihe same. " Ihe ".. it cannot be estab­ completed negotiations with the nNMPN^, Tass quoted the VielnamescOlym­ lary, a survey report Irom reixirt said. lished from the data at Constitution Health Network, a pic Coniniittec as declaring its Professional Seerelaries "Those with a high hand if heads of house­ Health Maintainance Organization team would not parlicipalc be­ International says. school diploma. Ihose holds are paid more be­ which serves 5,500 members and is cause the United States was The longer a seeretaiy w ith some college bul no cause they me better based in Wethersfield. All/that's "hatching designs ... lo carry out is with a company the degree, tho.se with a busi­ workers. " —Average sa­ lacking are signatures on the final 9 acts ot terrorism " against them. more likely she's been ness si'liool ceitilicale. an laries af each level ol paperwork, a company spokesman "Under Ihcsc conditions, the getting raises through Ihe iissociale degree or a education: no high school said. 'QI aht National Olympic Committee of years, Ihe repoil said bachelor s degree all earn diploma. $16,000: high R $SiSaviK ^ Another agreement, this one I * i 4 tOUCM U IV* Vietnam has decided not lo send The organizalion lh;il within $1,500 ol each school diplomii, $18,500; with Connecticare Inc. — a larger, Vietnamese athletes lo the Olym­ accredits s ec r e t a i' i e s . other. some college, $19,000; older outfit with 10,000 members pic Games in Los Angeles. " the through a testing syslein "Possession ol a busi business .school certifi­ that is affiliated mainly with Tass dispatch Irom Hanoi quoted put out Ihe report during ness school cerlificale cate, $19,500; as.sociate Hartford Hospital — is expected by the stalement as saying. P ro fess ion a 1 St'c ret a l ie.'. brings salary to within degree. $18,500; bache- early June. East Germany, traditionally the Week rei ently. The week $500 ol Ihe salary for Ihc loi 's degree. $18,500; Both west-of-the-river agencies second strongest communist is s|)onsored by PSl in bachelor's degree " m a sIe r ' s deg r e e . offer members a list of physicians Olympic team after Ihe Soviets, conjunction with other Oilier highlighls ol the $21,.500 to choose from. Neither currently p roTe ss i o n a 1 s e cle(ai> survey ol, some 1,000 announced Thursday it would The Cerlilied Profes­ offers individual coverage, al­ boycott the Los Angeles Games, groups such as Ihe Na­ members ol PSl during though employee groups may one day after Bulgaria announced tional Association of Le- 1983: sional Secretary rating, obtain it through the workplace. g a I Sec r e 1 a i' i e s —Age has a negative achieved by passing an a pullout. extensive two-day, six- The monthly premium covers Sports ollic'ials irom Poland, As.soeialion. impact on salary. Those hospital stays completely, with no Hungary and' Czechoslavakia tra­ "National Seerelaries still employed alter 45 part examination, is a deductible paid by the patient. Day. " which was April 25 years ol work experience factor in higher pay. Se­ veled lo Moscow for meetings with' cretaries with the CPS Office visits to affiliated doctors Soviet officials on the boycott, this year, is a part ol as a secretary actually cost members $5 or less apiece. oflicials and other sources said. Secretaries . Week hut earn a lower salary than rating earned more than Already, at least % MMH some members ol PSl and those who just started those without when hired, The chairman of Poland's Na­ when translerred, when doctors, have signed up with the tional Olympic Committee. Mar­ other secrelarii's p;irllci work The average salary Constitution Health Network, ac­ ian Renke, flew to Moscow this paling in another survey climbs steeply lor .secre­ promoted lo a new boss, cording to Executive Vice Presi­ abhoi- il, a PSl ollicial taries with 25 lo 35 years' and when promoted with morning, a spokesman said in the same boss dent Ralph Ricciardi. CHN cover­ Warsaw. 'The Polish committee ■syid. experience, then drops age has been available at will meet next week and is That suivey lound sc-, dramatically The rapid Manchester Memorial since Janu­ expected to join the boycott at that cretaries prefer raises, ami steady decline in ary on a limited basis, though the not roses, said Ina Simp­ average salary aHer 35 lime. SPRAY THAT stain formal contract remains to be A spokesman lor the Czechos­ son. former president ol years as a secretary could signed. be dye lo legitimate tea away. Ballpoint, Ink lovak Olympic Committee said the PSl. an executive stains on shirt pocket- Connecticare’s link with the I’resident Antonin Himl and secretary from Columbia, sons such as diminished hospital is newer. Company Exec­ job responsibilities and s...other places, too...can members of the committee board S.C She raised this ques­ be removed almost magi­ utive Director William F. Pierce flew to Moscow Thursday for talks tion: Should Nalional Se- lower skill levels, or more cally by spraying hair says at least three MMH-affiliated cretarics Day be disturbing reasons such and were expected back shortly. spray on the spot then physicians have signed up and In Budapest, unotiicial sources abolished? as the cimuilalive el feci ol washing in the usual way. talks are underway with about a The survey on .secelai “liast sex discrimination or said Hungary's highest sports Idle items around the I dozen more. authority had also flown to Moscow it)s' altitudes toward Se­ ni o r e r c c e n I a g e home can be exchanged Pierce claims his company’s cretary Day homage by discnmmalion. " Herald photo by Tarquinio and was due back today, in lime for tor cash, almost magi­ plan gives customers "belter a Budapest meeting of the Hungar­ bosses also found secre­ — Family role allects cally, when advertised in value for their money" than A relay runner passes through the • center of East Hartford this morning. The runner is one of 33 taries preler prolessional |iay. Secretaries whishead classified. i ian Olympic Committee. traditional health coverage such Manchester, carrying the Olympic flame, on his way to carrying the torch through Connecticut. They said Istvan Buda. presi­ responsiblily rather than as Blue Cross/Blue Shield. ■ / a lUnch w ith Ihe boss once a dent of the Hungarian slate office 6'xB' Rustic Acting Hospital Director Gall- year, a popular Nalional Top Quality 1 .40 Super Pressure Treated lor sports, was in Moscow to 2l3x8' STUDS 4x4x6* POSTS STOGMBE rOCE acher says both CHN and Connect!- Km m S discuss "the Olympic problem" Secretaries Day tribal ^ GREENS a THINGS, Partially air dried Stud grade stamtred Northern white woods pickets rite. 296 W. Middle Tpke., Manchesterj 7 98 3 backer r^s. Posts extra. and "the Hungarian attitude" For atl construction SPF 8 9 9 uiym pic TBvor Mrs Simpson said she 6 'x8 ' Premium toward Los Angeles. 643-1635 4'x8'x'/„" 80 Lb. Bag Neither counl ry has reported the believes the Secretaries NIAFERBOSRD 6 4 9 CONCRETE MIX STMMK reUE j J, Day promotion benelits Fcr roots and walls Ideal for setting posts Noflham whtte woods pickets. meeting olficially. w^. 3 backer rate. Posts extra ______The official North Korean Cen­ flower, candy and restau­ /•Vf'.s'/i D r ie d & ested in patients living in this area ■hits m m mM w m anchester m m m ■ -w - rant industries more than tral News Agency, monitored in it does .secretaries Arranf'oments having to go elsewhere for their Tokyo, said a Korean -delegation Meanwhile, the salary health care. We do not want lo lose gy Kathy A. Garmus special. flew to Moscow Wednesday for a survey linding lhal pay is Balloons • Fruit Baskets these patients." Herald Reporter "You don't know if the Olympics meeting ol "department directors based first on senorily Although members of both HMO are going lo be any more," said in charge of sports ol the central said Ihe next niosl iiilluen"' I \sKi.Kf:ri{)\ tu' kn k h ^ -m i\(;! plans would be admitted to MMH Hundreds arrived and waited, Robert Muldoon, of 152 Eldridge committee of the Communist and tial factors alleclmg (lay in an emergency, they would de with cameras poised and a sense of St. Muldoon said he has donated Workers parties of socialist are ihe title ol the .secre WE DELIVER • ORDER EARLV> directed to participating hospitals patriotic pride, money to the United,States Olym­ countries. ” for less urgent care if MMH did not The occasion, at about 9 o’clock pic Committee and always follows tary s bo.ss, and the scope 5 9 9 049 I t Sources in the Japan Olympic *139 5 « affiliate with the companies, Gall- (his morning, was the passage the games on television. But he of the business — local, OI’EN UNTIL.3:00pm MOTHER’S DAY 6 Panel *129 Committee and Amateur Athletic 4’x8'x^i" 5 Gallon Coal Tar said today was his first chance to regional, milional or in­ - INSUUTED DOOR 4'x8'x5.2M Interior Reg. $139 "Bully" acher explains. through Manchester of the Olym- Federation said that meeting lo CiMn Cwai Prehung Fully wealherstripped GYPSUM VRUBORRD DRIfEWAY SEALER UUAN PLYWOOD While both Connecticare and pic flame, on its 8,700-mile journey see a torch relay. drum up support for the boycott ternational The w ider the 3 2 ‘ x B 0 ‘ Lockset not included Ideal base for paint, wallpaper ST Ea coaio DOOR nrtd Mda Resists gas and oil spitts. Perfect carpet under1ayrT>ent 32 " or 3 6 "x 8 0 " Wtiire. Pretiung. CHN are "Individual Practice to Los Angeles for the opening of scope Ihe higher Ihe pay. PHONE ORDER WELCOME Limited quantities ’ 5 Gal Joint Compound . . 7 99 Covers approx 250 sq ft Ready to paint or stain "There's been very few (Olym­ began Thursday, Mean salaries ranged ______^ - With grille and safety glass Type” HMDs, competition for the Summer Games. Manchester pic games) in this country," he In Los Angeles, Peter Ueber­ from $16,000 lo $24,0(10, Get Everything Ybu Need for Ybur Project at Grossm an’s MMH patients also comes from residents lined the curbs near the said. roth, head of the Los Angeles rising with years ol group HMDs like the Kaiser Municipal Building and crowded The team of runners carrying Olympic Organizing Committee, service. Foundation Health Plan. Backers Center Street for a closer look, the torch through Connecticut left predicted the Soviet boycott would 099 of the individual type HMDs claim Many of the spectators — be followed by withdrawals by "The highest paid sec- ' w « t i a . Storfs at 7:30 this morning and 49 ■ ■ i«A*ri they’re more convenient, since the including one in a stroller fes- rtaries report to a to|i 2''x8”x16*‘ went along Route 44 through other countries. MEMORIAL CORNER STORE Reg. 6.99 "Nb-D K” Reg. 8.99 m w i s client chooses the doctor. Group tooned with red, white and blue "We’re going to be receiving executive ol an interna­ PATIO BLOCKS CREOSOTE Coventry and Bolton before arriv­ Natural Non-skid back WOOD PRESERIATnE HMO plans can require that ribbons — were too young to even one-a-day tablets and they are tional lirm that pays 352 Main Street a years of life to lumber Palntable. Water repelienl. ing in Manchester and traveling • Colors S4C v d s rot and decay. members get the bulk of their know what the Olympics are. But going to be bitter pills," Ueberroth above-average salaries, " Sam - 10pm 7 days Controls warpir>g. decay through the Center shortly after 9. the report said. "They health care at one place. they seemed to sense that they The runners were on their way to told reporters. “One country after have worked there lor 2 9 9 99 •|99 "We try to remove the financial were about to witness an event of the Old State House in Hartford, another will be dropping out." barrier that keeps people from importance, In Switzerland, the head of the many years " Brownie's Got 150 Par Reg. 4.99 where Gov. William O’Neill was to Staying with the same x25'-Reg. 4.99 50 Lb. Bag Reg. 2.49 going to the doctor early,” when Some schools had released stu- present an official proclamation to International Olympic Committee, FLOODLWNT BULI POLTHUi health problems are easier to dents so they could watch the Juan Antonio Samaranch, said he boss can be harmful in 1 s o w For outdoor use Choice of black or clear « WHITE WAROU CHWS Olympic officials. I Medium size, approx. Vs". Weatber resistant. UL listed heavy 4 mil thick. resolve. Ernest Monfilett^of Con- relay, and office workers from was seeking a meeting with Soviet some cases, by the way. LOTTO I For flower beds and rrwe. S e c r e t a r who ha v e necticare said. * buildings along Center Street took Then Dean Houle, a disabled leader Konstantin Chernenko to worked for the same su­ ___ FEVER His company c h a j:^ from $62 to time off from their work to peer athlete from West Hartford, was to ■ask him lo reconsider ihe^oviet pervisor lor 24 years 29” 399 $70 monthly for individual cover- from windows and doorways at the take the torch and carry the decision. 3 6"x5 0 ' Reg. 31.99 age, he said. The monthly fee for a event. symbolic flame six-tenths of a mile make less money than •Cigarettes-LOWEST piles in town 6 ’ Wide Reg. 2.79 Echoing Soviet‘and Bulgarian YARD BARD FENCNHI 4"x10' Reg. 4.49 family ranges from $184 to $194. A - Applause rippled down the street in his wheelchair to the state complaints. East Germany al­ those with eight years of Vinyl coated, won't rust BRASS CARPCT SKVBI/BRAHi PMC pack - 98C/F1.00 plus Ux Qreen indoors/out $5 additional "co-payment” covers the runner, surrounded by a Capitol. reporting to the same • 48"x50' Reg 39.99 36.99 So ld or perforated. Bel- leged that U.S. organizers had boss • In/OulReg 2.19 1 99 end. No coupkrrg needed office visits 'cordon of tight security, made his From the Capitol the flame will failed lo guarantee adequate se­ carton-*9.72/*9.95 piu.tix head westward. Before day's end "The highest salaries Sale Ends Saturday, May 12, 1984 ■wri(wai>«aeMiaiH{u2gMm tusnaM CHN’s rates are about $70 per way through town with the torch curity. training and logistical tiuiiun IVHhrMl tM mat month^oi; individuals and about ' held high. 33 runners, whose sponsors have are earned by tho.se who •Coca-Cola •u>< igiMT au4iiwtit______^ back-up for its athletes. were promoted into their $178 per month for families. while the event itself was paid $3,000 each, will have partici­ U.S. authorities had "created a 500 ml *1.29 plus tax h dtp. MANCHESTER NEWINGTON Regular doctor's visits cost $3 for short-lived, many of the spectators pated in the flame’s journey jobs," the report said. l«tf«C^llfRRl l l i r NrttR T or^lR I ENFIELD serious danger to the participation "Their pay averages •4MIM —— I niUlRr#*FRlOWfcRll members, and preventive health said they thought being able to see through Connecticut. of our sportsmen in the competi­ $2,()()() a year higher than •Budweiser OPEN lAon thru Fri 0 Am-S » pm Sal 0 am -s 3o pm Sun 9 am-o pm exams are free. an Olympic torch relay was a The flame arrived in New York tion on equal, honest and fair the average for secretar­ 1^ suitcases *9.99 plus ux a dap. once-in-a-Iifetime opportunity that Tuesday from Athens, Greece, terms,” the state-run ADN news ies who were hired into . , , _ would be relived often in conversa- made its way north to Boston agency said. The Soviet state-run their present jobs. But •Carling Black Label InSIClC I OCldy Uons wUh children and Thursday and was expected to Novosti news agency said Thurs­ * grandchildren. those promoted with the a pass through 33 states over 82 days day Moscow was compelled to boss earn slightly more 5*12 oz. cans *1.79 plus tax dap. TAG SALE SIGN* Advice ...... 16 “1 think it's terrific," said Marie on its way to the opening ceremo­ withdraw because the United than those promoted to a *Limlt 1 Sign—Must BeS Business...... 20 Garey, of 368 Windsor SU, as she nies of the 1984 summer Olympics States planned to trap Soviet new boss ' •Hood Ice Cream Classified...... 21-24 stepped onto Center Street to snap in Los Angeles. citizens into defecting. 2 EnfSr'lnmeni:::pictures of the runner, "ics Despite the latest withdrawals A surprising finding */2 gal. *1.99 When you place your ad In Picked Up The flame entered Connecticut. Herald photo by Tarquinio was that education barely Lotterv...... 2 something to show the initially Tuesday afternoon in from the games, Samaranch said translates into dollars. Otjltuarles !.!!!...... grandchildren.” Greenwich and was passed up Manchester resident Anthony Zaccardelli, 2'/2, holds in Switzerland he would try to fly to At The Herald Opinion...... 6 For some, the increasingly polit- Moscow with President Reagan's "The lack of a high DAILY NUMBERS Route 1 to West Haven, where the aloft his homemade model of the Olympic torch in a school diploma costs the Manchester Herald—I Peopietoik ...... 2 ical tone of the Olympics seemed to 37-vehicle caravan stayed over­ support in a bid to persuade the $2,500 a year, and a K s i o n ’:1s “>e torch relay for the night at the University of New salute to the relay runner who this morning passed Soviets to rejoin the games, which sis£2!!LE^S!£JSIIL« ••••••••••••••••••A A A * Summer Games even more Haven. through Manchester with the real torch. begin July 28.