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By Andrew Yurkovsky Manchester Herald Iran airliner The town’s fifth Independence Day Celebration at Manchester By Merrill Hartson ^m m unlty College attracted a The Associated Press ■ Iranians mourn record crowd on Saturday of their dead, vow to spill (30.000 people. WASHINGTON - House American blood 1 But the biggest attraction at the Speaker Jim Wright today urged annual event — the fireworks the Reagan ...administration to ■ Worldwide, Ameri­ display — almost didn’t come off. apologize directly to Iran and pay cans keep a low profile The company that was to put on reparations for shooting down a ■ Gulf commanders the display at 9:30 p.m. arrived passenger jet carrying 290 people patrol under hair-trigger four hours later than scheduled, as an Iranian official said world making organizers of the celebra­ condemnation of the United rules tion anxious about what to tell the States might ease talk of military ■ Pentagon tries to expectant crowd. Workers man­ retaliation. expiain how Aegis went aged to set up quickly for the Wright, speaking less than 24 wrong display, however, and the show hours after President Reagan vowed to keep U.S. forces in the went on with only a half-hour — ttorin on pago 8 delay. Persian Gulf despite Iran’s “ We were afraid a little while threats of reprisals, predicted ago that we were going to have to that Capitol Hill would authorize say good night rather than good money for reparations. the Islamic Republic has the evening.” Town Manager Robert “ ... If that would assuage the “ right to avenge” those who died B. Weiss told thecrowd before the ' ■ 'll grief of the other aggrieved when Iran Air Flight 655 was shot display finally began. party, surely we could do that,” down Sunday by missiles fired Aside from the hitch with the he said in London. “ Congress from the U.S. Navy cruiser fireworks, everything went well would support that if it were Vincennes, whose crew thought it at the celebration, which is requested.” was shooting at an F-14 fighter funded by donations and is ’The senior Republican on the about to attack the ship. organized by volunteers. John Zirolti/Special to the Herald Senate Armed Services Commit­ Tehran radio, monitored in tee, John Wamerof Virginia, also Nicosia, said that Khamenei told “ Every early indication points BIRTHDAY PARTY — Michelle Quay, a during Independence Day festivities to probably the most successful said the United States should pay world leaders in messages that event.” Nathan Agostinelli. yolunteer with the town Recreation Saturday at the Manchester Bicenten­ reparations. the disaster “ has roused a wave Department, paints the face of 4-year- nial Band Shell. More pictures on page In Geneva, meanwhile. Sirous of rage” in Iran “ and aversion to See CELEBRATE, page 10 old Alexandra Burkhart of Manchester 4. Nasseri. the Iranian ambassador the U.S. government.” to the U.N. mission there, said, White House spokesman Mar­ “ So far as the avenge is con­ lin Fitzwater said today he could cerned, at this stage we really not say whether the United States hope there will be public opinion, had apologized directly to Iran we will let the public opinion and through private communications 12 workshop jobs threatened by cuts the political activities to run its or other means. course.” Wright, interviewed by the “ And we hope that the matter By Andrew J. Davis in the loss of seven jobs at the British Broadcasting Corp., which clients will be affected by The shortfall was caused after can ease itself down through a noted that Reagan had expressed Manchester Herald Manchester Work.shop at 57 Hol­ the shortfall. Prtyko said. The service agencies were late in proper approach to the matter, regret for the loss of innocent lister St., she said. State officials workshop, run by the Manchester submitting requests for state Up to 12 clients of the Manches­ that is, the condemnation of the lives but “ is not given to profuse announced Friday that up to 400 Association of Retarded Citizens, reimbursement to the Depart­ act by the United States,” Nas­ ter Workshop could be “ turned apologies in any event.” Asked if mentally retarded people could serves 138 clients, she said. ment of Income Maintenance, seri said in an interview on the i)ut into the streets” if budget he ought. to be, the Texas lose their jobs statewide because The workshop helps disabled which sets service pay rates, NBC-TV “ Today” show. shortfalls in the state Depart­ Democrat replied. “Yes. he of the budget shortfall. people work for wages while officials said. Iran’s revolutionary leader. ment of Mental Retardation should be.” “ If the ... money isn’t restored, receiving job training. Part of the deficit was due to a Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, budget are not restored, said “ We close ranks, so please there is an emergency problem,” The combination of a cutback in federal social services block said Monday that “ We must all be Laurie Prytko, workshop execu­ don’t ask me to try to correct the Prytko said. “ It could be seven to a federal grant, an unpredicted grant account that was $700,000 prepared for a real war and go to tive director. language of the president.” he 12 slots. (The clients) will be increase in the program’s cost lower than anticipated. the war fronts and fight against At the least, a $1.2 million said. “ I ’m just stating as a matter turned out into the streets. It is a and an inadequate state budget “ We have to live within our America and its lackeys.” deficit in the DMR community of fact that Mr. Reagan is not terrible, terrible thing.” have led to the problem, state And today in Tehran, Iranian work services budget could result It has not been decided exactly department officials have said. See WORKSHOP, page 10 President Ali Khamenei said that See AIRLINER, page 10 O’Neill visits troops ‘out in the woods’

By Andrew J. Davis troops because it gives them a taste of Manchester Herald warfare, said Frank Preston of & Manchester, a custodian at Manches­ FORT INDIANTOWN GAP, Pa. - ter High School. Members of the 169th Infantry were “ There’s no question in my mind,” readying supplies for the troops he said. “ It gives them a little engaged in battles in the jungles of discipline. There’s nothing wrong Pennsylvania. with having a kid learn to get up at 5 Medical, food and maintenance every morning and go to work.” supplies were being packed, stored The trip to Pennsylvania also gave and set for shipment to the front. The guardsmen a chance to meet with troops were engaged in a fierce battle Gov. O’Neill. and they would need the supplies to “ It’s a pleasure to be with them,” make it through the fighting. O’Neill said. “ The men are doing The troops were actually Connecti­ very, very well. They are prepared.” cut National Guardsmen, who were O’Neill also got a taste of the action competing in training battles here as he fired a M203GL machine gun and Friday. a M-60 machine gun. The governor Members of the 169th Infantry, met troops and witnessed simulated which has its headquarters in Man­ attacks during his stay. chester, participated. One simulated attack had guards­ “ This prepares us in theevent we’re men drive along the rough, wooded- callqd into action,” said Charles nSerrain in their HMMWVs (Highly Pillard of Manchester, a member of Mobile, Multi-purpose Wheeled Vehi­ the 169th Infantry who works full time cles) , which are replacing the jeep as as a Guard technician. “ We do this the military’s primary vehichle, said (training exercises) on weekends, but Maj. Charles Campbell. Guard public it’s not as extensive.” relations director. More than 1,200 guardsmen, includ­ The guardsmen circled the area, ing more than 350 soldiers from the Andrew J. Dnutd/Mdnehreldf HareM secured their position and fired at the 169th battalion, are in the midst of a enemy. While guardsmen were busily two-week training exercise at this MANCHESTER TROOPS — Charlie Pillard, left, Jim Wagner securing the area, other guardsmen Pennsylvania fort, 22 miles outside of and Frank Preston, all of Manchester, are members of the 169th were in the rear readying supplies and Harrisburg. Infantry, which is in Pennsylvania taking part In Connecticut setting up medical services. The troops arrived in Pennsylvania National Guard training exercises. In addition to the attacks, guards­ on June 25 and will complete exercises men participated in shooting, physi­ on Friday. Gov. William O’Neill spent cal fitness and land navigation part of three days last week at the fort Enfield and Rockville. Wagner of Manchester, who works exercises during their stay, Campbell to watch the troops in action. Coming to Pennsylvania provides full-time in the laboratory for the said. Members of the 169th Infantry spent an opportunity for more extensive state Department of Health Services. Fort Indiantown Gap is located on Andraw J. Davta/ManchdMar liarald Friday behind the lines as they training because the fort is designed “ I enjoy it,” he said. “ I have fun out 19,600 acres of federally-leased land. readi^ supplies for the training specifically for such maneuvers. The GOV. WILLIAM O’NEILL here. I like being out here in the Besides Connecticut, more than 20 exercises. The infantry also has training is something that could not be woods.” other states use the jsite for Guard .. .visits state guardsmen outfits in New Britain. Hartford, duplicated in Connecticut, said Jim The exercise also helps discipline training.

______.‘ I „ ‘ - g - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 5. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 5, 1988 — 3 RECORD Mall expansion vote due OK among last hurdles for developers Dr. Crane’s Quiz About Town By Nancy Concelman Homart, said at a kickoff lun­ Traffic Commission, which re­ Manchester Herald cheon earlier this month the mall quired additional traffic im­ ta s m a a tt could include new anchor provements to Manchester roads. 1. Eve’s seducer in the Garden of Eden probably RHAM offers summer programs The Planning and Zoning Com­ tenants. had imjhur" mission is scheduled to vote Homart spokesman Brooke The STC’s June 2 approval of The RHAM Summer Recreation Program begins CLAWS WATTLE FANGS FEATHERS -jWkei I Wednesday on the expansion of Fox said this week that five the plans has prompted the town today at RHAM Junior High School. The program is 2. People who fear riding in an elevator are likely the $70 million mall at Buckland anchor stores and 130 specialty of South Windsor to file a suit victims of for students in grades 7 through 12 and will continue Hills from 785,000 to about one stores are shown on the most against the decision. It is the third through Aug. 4. Sessions are held from 9; 30 to 11; 30 PHOTOPHOBIA AGORAPHOBIA GYNEPHO million square feet. recent plans. Le Due said he suit filed against theSTC by South a.m., Monday through Thursday. Program activi­ Wind.sor in connection with traf­ BIA CLAUSTROPHOBIA The commission will review an expects the five anchors and ties include; table tennis, floor hockey, indoor and fic permit approval for the mall. 3. The ancestor of which one of these nicknamed application from the mall devel­ more than 60 percent of the other outdoor soccer, tennis, softball, basketball and creatures is said to have jumped over the moon? oper, the Homart Development stores to be open by spring 1990. An appeal of the original STC DOBBIN CHANTICLEER TABBY ELSIE volleyball. Day trips are planned to other facilities. Co. of Chicago, for a final site plan The PZC approval of the approval of the project in 1986 and 4. Church leaders fear that American morals are Buses will be pick up children at the following modification that shows land expansion is preceded by appro­ approval of a revised traffic RUSTING ERODING MILDEWING MOLDING locations; Amston Lake Firehouse, 8; 10 a.m.; around the mall originally in­ val of a traffic permit allowing permit in 1987 are still pending in 5. Which one of these is found in a glass? Marlborough Commons, 8; 25 a.m.; Gilead Hill tended for residential and addi­ the expansion from the State Hartford Superior Court. FOOLSCAP REDCAP WHITECAP NIGHTCAP 4 School, 8:45 a.m.; and Andover Elementary School, tional retail use incorporated into 6. Match the nickname creatures at the left with 9:05 a.m. the mall floor space. The mall is the entries at the right which are linked with them. to be called the Pavilions at Arson listed as cause (a) Polly...... (v) Easter egg Red Cross honors volunteer Buckland Hills'. (b) Fido ...... (w) Cracker The site plair modification does (c) Tabby...... (x) Bridle Pamela Bozio of Manchester has been recognized not require a public hearing, but of Bolton blaze Friday J (d) Dobbin...... (y) Bell by the Connecticut Valley East Branch of the will be voted on at a regular Greater Hartford Chapter of the American Red (e) P eter...... (z) Leash RIVER RATS — The River- meeting of the commission, sche­ BOLTON — The Friday night by Victor Jones. Cross for her volunteer work on the Branch Disaster duled for 7 p.m. in the Lincoln fire at a home at 10 Garth Lane is boat Ramblers Dixieland Action Team. Bozio received two certificates of Andrew Yurkovsky/Manohestsr Herald “It’.s still under investigation.” Answers in Classified section Center hearing room. being treated as arson but the Detective Frank DeCarli said Jazz Band will entertain at appreciation at the branch’s monthly meeting on DELUXE COUPE - Arthur Shorts’ 1932 Great American Race: Onlookers who Plans for the mall submitted in investigation is continuing, a today. "I have a lot more to go on the Manchester Bicentennial June 23. Bozio has been on the DAT committee, July 1987 showed 513 residential st^e police detective said today. which assists in providing food, clothing and Deluxe Coupe is admired as it rolls greeted Shorts and other area drivers it yet.” Band Shell located at Man­ units and 141,000 square feet of Bolton Fire Marshal' Peter temporary shelter to disaster victims, for several through Hartford Sunday during the caused a short traffic jam. DeCarli. who is stationed at Current Quotations chester Community College retail space separate from the Masolini said today that four years. mall building, 80,000 square feet pressurized gas containers inside Troop K in Colchester, would not on Wednesday at 7 p.m. The say whether there was a suspect u of office space and a 200-room the home were the source of the ‘T m a little afraid that it may be just another group has become one of Knights attend Special Olympics hotel, all of which would be fire, which caused extensive in the case. He also would not say experiment. It could be limited to districts that are New England’s foremost eliminated under the current damage to one room in the rai.sed who the last person in the hou.se The Manchester Campbell, Knights of Columbus Local drivers bask In ‘victory’ already innovating.” — Kathleen Conklin, an Dixieland bands since its proposal. ranch and smoke damage was. English teacher in Madison, Wis., on a National was represented at the recent Special Olympics in The G. Fox department store, throughout the house. Education Association proposal to name at least one founding in 1978. The con­ New Haven. Those attending the Olympics were; Mr About 50 fiit&fighters arrived at one of five anchors in the mall, No one was home at the time of the scene four minutes after the school district per state as a “learning laboratory” cert starts at 7 p.m. No rain and Mrs. Lawrence Duff, Charles O’Brien, and Mr. even after losing Great Race will increase by about 75,000 the fire, which was reported at where new teaching ideas could be tested. and Mrs. Brendan Moriarty. fire was called in The blaze was date has been scheduled. square feet. Joseph LeDuc. se­ 8:32 p.m. and caused no injuries, under control about a half-hour nior development director for oiri/^ioie cairt. The house is owned L Bv Andrew Yurkovsky later, officials have said. Group elects officers Manchester Herald Obituaries The Ladies of St. James elected the following officers to serve during the upcoming year; Betty None of the local entrants in the V Messier and Patricia Riley, co-president; Kathe­ Great American Race was a Joyner predicts some growth John Askintowicz Besides her husband, she is sur­ of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in St. He was a member of the Manches­ rine Wicks, vice president; Mary Rice, secretary; winner, but they all received a vived by two brothers, Edward Bridget Church. Burial will be in St. victor’s welcome when they ar­ John W. Askintowicz Sr., 76, of ter Chapter of Disabled American Gloria Hilton, treasurer; Mary Wertenbach, Perkins of Salisbury Center, N.Y., James Cemetery. Calling hours are Veterans. membership; Elsie Tartaglia, program; Ida rived in H artford Sunday Glastonbury, father of Linda Askinto­ and Frank “Cy” Perkins of Manches­ today from 7 to 9 p.m. afternoon. in district, reflects on career wicz of Manchester, died Saturday. Besides his wife, he is survived by a Lindberg, hospitality; Teresa Moriarty, publicity; ter; and several nieces and nephews. Memorial donations may be made son, Robert B.' Saunders of Vernon; Ann Williamson, social secretary: and Judy Kargl, The fifth annual cross-country Besides his daughter, he is survived She was predeceased by a brother, to the Manchester Land Conservation race of antique cars, sponsored By Alex GIrelll by four sons, John Askintowicz Jr. of two daughters, Dianne L. Saunders nominating ehairman. Russell Perkins, formerly of Trust, 20 Hartford Road, Manchester, and Sheila A. Saunders, both in by Interstate Batteries, began in Manchester Herald Glastonbury, Vincent Askintowicz of Coventry. or to the St. Jam es School Foundation, California; three brothers, Albert J. Anaheim. Calif., on June 22. and Rocky Hill, Robert Askintowicz of The funeral will be Wednesday at 11 P.O. Box 254, Manchester 06040. finished Sunday afternoon in Walter Joyner has stepped down from the Sunrise, Fla., and Richard Askinto­ Saunders of Hartford, Ray B. Saund­ a.m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Phyllis Erickson ers in Florida and Robert C. Saunders Calendars Boston. presidency of the Eighth Utilities District after wicz of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.; three Main St., Manchester. Burial will be The cars made a stop at four years in the position, but he has not stopped sisters, Helen Emonds, Ann Frangi- of West Yarmouth, Mass.; and a in Townsend Cemetery, Andover. Phyllis (Bystrinski) Erickson, 71, of sister, Mrs. Raymond (Ellen) Levy of Constitution Plaza in Hartford thinking about the district’s business and he one and Sophie Mastrianni, all of Calling hours are Wednesday from 10 East Hartford, formerly of Manches­ Windsor Locks. Meetings scheduled tonight: before continuing north — foresees busy years ahead for it. Soutltington; a brother, Vincent As­ to 11 a.m. ter, died Friday at Mount Sinai through Manchester via Joyner said he feels the next five years will be a kintowicz in Arkansas; nine grand­ The funeral was today in Sacred Memorial donations may be made Hospital, Hartford. Heart Church, Vernon. Burial was in Interstate-84. period of tremendous growth for the district, children; and several nieces and Manchester to the Andover Volunteer Fire Depart­ She was born in Springfield, Mass., St. James Cemetery, Manchester. Many well-wishers were on particularly because of commercial develop­ nephews. ment, Center Street, Andover 06232, ■ and lived in Manchester for many Board of Directors comment session, Munieipal hand to greet Arthur Shorts of ment planned in the Buckland area. As a result, The funeral will be Wednesday at 10 The Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 or to Community Health Care Servi­ years, moving to East Hartford three ^ Prospect St., Rockville, was in charge Building, 9 a.m. Manchester, who piloted a 1932 he is convinced the district presidency will a'.m. at the Rose Hill Funeral Home, ces Inc., Route 6. Columbia 06237. years ago. Before retiring in 1982, she Board of Direetors, Lincoln Center hearing room, ■ Chevrolet Deluxe with the help of require more time than it has in the past and that of arrangements. Andraw Yurfcoviky/MinchMtsr Harxid 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will be was employed as a real estate broker, 7; 30 p.m. navigator Joe Curry of Bolton. In there will have to be more clerical help in the In Rose Hill Memorial Park, Rocky Irma Gowdy Memorial donations may be made owning and operating Housing Values to the North Central Hospice, a fact. Shorts had to be told by an PIT STOP — Arthur Shorts of Manchester sits in his 1932 district offices to keep track of things. Hill. Calling hours are today from 2 to Irma G. Gowdy, 91, of 260 Brewster of Manchester. announcer to get out of the way Chevrolet Deluxe Coupe during a pit stop in Hartford At the end of the five-year period, the growth 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. program of visiting nurse community Andover St., Coventry, died Monday at Man­ She is survived by her husband. care, 26 Park St., Rockville 06066. because he and his friends were Sunday. Shorts competed in the Great American Race will level off, Joyner predicted in a recent Memorial donations may be made chester Memorial Hospital. She was Conservation Commission, Town Office Building, Paul Gallagher of East Hartford; a causing a traffic jam at the fini.sh from California to Boston. interview. He said that was because virtually all to the Glastonbury Visiting Nurses the wife of Ernest S. Gowdy. son. Carl B. Falk of Three Rivers, Matthew Wanat 7; 30 p.m. line. of the available land will have been developed. Association, 647 New London Turn­ She was born on June 22, 1897, in Calif.; a daughter, Mrs. Ame Ko- Matthew "M ax” Wanat, 78, of 113 Shorts and Curry, who were For that reason, Joyner, whose term ended on WALTER JOYNER pike, Glastonbury 06033. Suffield and had been a resident of enigsberg of Glastonbury; a brother, participating in the race for the June 30. disagrees with district leaders who think Park St., formerly of Tolland, died they finished 40th. off by 1 minute slow on Sunday. “ ... No such thing as overkill” Mary Mahler Coventry for the last 10 years. She was Bernard Bystrinski of Westfield, Saturday at his home. Births first time, placed 43rd at the 44 seconds. It was Reed’s and Lois Barlow said that she and the district should hire a staff engineer. a former resident of Manchester. Mass.; and two grandchildren. He was the founder and former finish line in Boston. Their time Mac Bryde’s second Great Race. her husband were slowed down “How much will there be for an engineer to do Mary M. (Batten) Mahler, wife of Before retiring, she had been em­ after the five years? ’’ Joyner asked. Joyner takes pride in the role he played in 5 A Mass of Christian burial was held was off by 1 minute and 49 the late Alvin G. Mahler, of West owner of Standard Welding Co. Inc. of The husband-wife team of Sunday because of problems with ployed at Manchester Modes Co. for 20 today in Christ the King Church in East Hartford. He had lived in Tolland Cofiell, Allisyn Lynn, daughter of Scott and Tina seconds. Malcom and Lois Barlow of the car’s distributor. The four years Joyner spent as district getting the district to buy the former Willis Hartford, mother of Peter A. Mahler years. She was a member of the Bloomfield. Burial was in Mount St. Massaro Oifiell of Hebron was born June 2 at There were 120 cars in the race president were themselves years of expansion Garage for district offices. of Manchester, died Saturday at the most of his life. Tolland placed 42nd, off by 1 The Barlows have participated Second Congregational Church of Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. The He is survived by his wife, Stella Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal at the start in California. but only minute. 49 seconds. Although the in the race three times before, and of turbulence, marked first by disputes with “For a long time, the location is going to serve University of Connecticut Health Coventry. Carmon Funeral Home, Windsor, was grandparents are Roger and Lynn Massaro of 57 ■ 104 were still in the running in the town government over sewer and fire as a very good headquarters for the district.” he Center, Farmington. (Mazonas) Wanat; a daughter, Bar­ Barlows’ time was the same as including last year, when they Besides her husband, she is sur­ in charge of arrangements. Brookfield St. Her paternal grandparents a r e . Wilkes-Barre, and only 93 made jurisdiction and then by an effort to reach said. Besides her son, she is survived by bara Thelps of Tolland; a stepdaugh­ Shorts and Curry’s, they placed finished 12th the last day and 24th vived by a daughter, Vyriing Smith of Memorial donations may be made Charles and Davina Cofiell of 193 N. Main St., the final run to Boston, said race agreement with the town over those questions. He regards the district voters’ decision not to another son, John S. Mahler of West ter, Jean Kose of Manchester; a ahead of them because their 1931 for the whole race. They also won Manchester; two stepdaughters, to the American Cancer Society, 679 Hebron. She has a brother, Scott Allen II, 13 months spokesman Phil Cole. Joyner was part of a team of negotiators who spend money to convert the garage to offices now Hartford; three daughters, Mary brother, John Wanat of Chula Vista, Hupmobile pickup truck is older first place fora husband-and-wife Phyllis Schmidt of Storrs and Adeline Prospect Ave., Hartford. Calif.; three grandchildren; and six old. The 4,500-mile Great American than the Chevrolet Deluxe. team on the last day's journey spent months hammering out details for an as merely a temporary setback. Beth Mahler of West Hartford, Claire Smith of Manehester; a sister, Ruth accord, only to have it turned down at the polls by Joyner decided not to run for re-election this Canello of Enfield and Lucille Domick Ann Porzio great-grandchildren. Race, which is open only to “It was a lot harder than we and an award for the best Threlfal of East Hartford; 12 grand­ vehicles made before 1937, con­ district voters last November. year and he was succeeded July 1 by Thomas of Wethersfield; three brothers, W. The funeral will be Wednesday at 9 thought,” Shorts said while rest­ commercial vehicle in the race. children; 18 great-grandchildren; Ann (Pawlina) Porzio, 73. of Glas­ sists of a series of daily qualifying “I’m not bitter about it.” Joyner said, of the Landers. Landers challenged Joyner in last Leo Batten of Point Pleasant, N.J., a.m. at the Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Thoughts ing for a pit stop near the Old Finishing first in Sunday’s and several nieces and nephews. tonbury, wife of Frank Porzio and Ellington Ave., Rockville. Burial will races. 'The object of the race is not State House. Shorts, however, Grand Championship Day was defeat. He said that merely getting the sides to year’s election and lost to him by four votes. John Batten of Highland, N.Y., and The funeral will be Wednesday at mother of Joyce Dooley of Manches­ meet face to face to discuss their differences was Joyner served as a district director before he Mark Batten of Peekskill, N.Y., a be in North Cemetery, Tolland. speed but to finish as close as said he has already put his name the team of Ron Hayslett, of El 10; 30 a.m. at the Second Congrega­ ter, died Saturday at a local convales­ Calling hours are today from 2 to 4 O beautiful for spacious skies. possible to a predetermined time. in for next year’s race. Paso, Texas, and Dick Ecel- an accomplishment, “and it did set the stage for became president, and before that he served two sister, Elizabeth Marold of Levant. tional Church of Coventry, 1660 cent home. For amber waves of grain. further talks.” terms as state representative from Manchester’s N.Y.; and four grandchildren. p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Prizes were given for the top Curry seemed happy Sunday barger of Tuscon. Ariz. They Boston Turnpike, Coventry. Burial Besides her husband and daughter, Memorial donations may be made For purple mountain majesties three finishers each day. but the that the end was almost in sight. were driving a 1936 Packard He was referring to talks that are in progress 12»h Assembly District, which includes most of The funeral will be Wednesday at will be in West Cemetery, Somers. she is survived by a son. Dodald F. Above the fruited plain! now between Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. and the Eighth Utilities District. 8; 15 a.m. from the Sheehan-Hillbom- to the Paramedic Unit of the Town of biggest prize — $50,000 — was “It’s like we can relax now,” Coupe. The second-place team Calling hours are today from 7 to 9 Porzio of Glastonbury; another Manchester Fire Department. America! America! reserved for Grand Champion­ Curry said. For 12 days we were was Dick Burdick, of Rosanky, District Director Samuel Longest. In his look back. Joyner said, "I went into Breen Funeral Home, 1084 New p. m. at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 daughter, Barbara Planeta of Marl­ God shed his grace on thee. Joyner said one mistake he and other politics with no baggage and I leave it with no Britain Ave., West Hartford, with a ship Day. the final stretch of the strung out. They told us when to Texas, and Wayne Bell of Lake Main St., Manchester. borough; a brother, Anthony Pawlina Chelsea Hobbs And crown thy good with brotherhood race from Wilkes-Barre, Pa., to get up. when to go to the Oswego, Ore. They were driving a proponents of the failed agreement made was baggage. I owe no political debts” Mass of Christian burial at 9 a.m. in Memorial donations may be made of Glastonbury; a sister, Agnes From sea to shining sea. make public the results of a poll that showed 75 Joyner said he has enjoyed working with St. Brigid’s Church, West Hartford. Boston. bathroom, when to eat.” 1924 Bentley Three-Litre to the Second Congregational Church Dotton of Wethersfield; and seven Chelsea Caitlin Hobbs, infant Katherine Lee Bates’ hymn of “America, the The top finisher among the percent of the voters in favor. people, even people who have disagreed with him Burial will be in Mount St. Benedict daughter of Michael and Barbara Reed reported no car problems Speedster. of Coventry Memorial Fund. grandchildren. Beautiful)” portrays a vision of greatness that goes locals in Boston on Sunday was In retrospect, he thinks that caused advocates on policies. As for the future, Joyner, who is Cemetery, Bloomfield. Calling hours (Shepardson) Hobbs of Groton, died along the way except for the The team of Newt Withers of The funeral was held today in St. beyond the beauty and productivity of the earth to the driver-navigator team of to relax their efforts. retired, plans to do some vacationing. After that, are today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 Joseph Parla Saturday at Lawrence and Memorial chipping of a transmission tooth, Fountain Valley. Calif., and Ty Dunstan’s Church, Glastonbury. Bur­ the goodness and spirit of the people of a nation. Ernest Reed of Hebron and Mike which occurred when they were Holmquist of Mission Viejo, “There is no such thing as overkill in politics. ’ ’ he said. “I have no idea whether I’ll be asked to p.m. Joseph C. Parla, 64, of 165 W. Middle Hospital, New London. ial was in St. Augustine’s Cemetery, The American Dream begins with the recognition Mac Bryde of Manchester. Tra­ in Nevada. But he said that for Calif., placed third in their 1934 Joyner said. continue to serve the district in any way.” Turnpike, died Monday at Hartford Besides her parents, she is survived Mercyll Fairclough South Glastonbury. The Glastonbury that “all men are created equal, that they are veling in a 1936 Ford convertible. some reason they were running Packard Super Eight Roadster. Hospital. Funeral Home, 450 New London by her maternal grandparents, John Mercyll Z. (Perkins) Fairclough. endowed by their creator with certain unalienable He was born in Manchester on Nov. Turnpike, Glastonbury, was in charge and Beverly Shepardson of the rights ... to life, liberty and the pursuit of 78, of 3 Birch Drive, Andover, 8, 1923, and was a lifelong resident. of arrangements. Niantic section of East Lyme; and her niMiufflMiimHnHiiinimRiiiinnntiiiKininniiiniii formerly of Manchester, wife of happiness.” That was the foundation of the Dream; Before retiring in 1983, he was a Memorial donations may be made paternal grandparents, Richard That each citizen bears a stamp of worth and Board to hear report Franklin C. Fairclough, died Satur­ seaman in the U.S. Merchant Marines to the Glastonbury Visiting Nurses Hobbs of Cincinnati, Ohio, and Nancy day at Windham Community Memor­ dignity, endowed by a power beyond any man-made since 1941 and was a veteran of World Association, 647 New London Turn­ Gibbons of Walnut, Calif. law or government. Therefore, every human being ial Hospital. War II. A memorial service will be held As pike, Glastonbury, or to the Glaston­ She was born in Manchester on in the land has a right to share in the “good” which a He is survived by two sisters, Anna bury Volunteer Ambulance Associa­ Wednesday at 1 p.m. at St. John’s productive economic system can provide; food, on recreation, parks April 13, 1910, and she had lived in Episcopal Church, Main Street, Nian­ 9 Carelli of Manchester and Jennie tion, P.O. Box 453, Glastonbury 06033. Garner’s Andover for the last 28 years. Before shelter, health, education, recreation and opportun­ LaVecchia of Willimantic; a brother, Daniel Saunders tic. Burial will be in Cedar Hill ities for stretching the mind and spirit. The goal is to By Andrew Yurkovsky classifications. retiring in 1968, she was a olerk at Leonardo A. Parla of Manchester; Cemetery, Hartford, at the conven­ Manchester Herald Rug*Upholstery ^ Carpet Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East “crown thy good with brotherhood.” The previous contract ap­ and several nieces and nephews. Capt. Daniel G. Saunders, 79, of ience of the family. There are no "Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord.” — proved by the board two years American Hartford, for many years. She was a Cleaning * Supplies The funeral will be Wednesday at Vernon, husband of Lucy (Barrera) calling hours. The East Lyme Funeral Psalms 33:12. A workshop is scheduled before member of Soij|h United Methodist ago called for increases of 7.25 9; 15 a.m. from the Watkins Funeral Saunders, died Friday at Rockville Home of Alderson-Prentis is in charge tonight’s meeting of the Board of (rear) * Church of Manchester. percent in the first two years and 14 High St. 1 5 1 Pine St. (rear) Home, 142 E. Center St., with a Mass General Hospital. of arrangements. Directors to hear a report on the Rev. H. Oigood Bennett renegotiation of the contract for ,g - Minister of Visitation operation of the Recreation De­ increases in the next two years. M anchester, CT 06040 North United Methodist Qinrch partment and the Parks and The Board ofDirectors will also 646-5630 649-1752 Militarv Notes Weather Manchester Cemeteries Division. be asked tonight to allocate The workshop is scheduled at 7 money for imnprovements to in the Lincoln Center hearing Center Springs Park and Saulters Completes air cargo course Hazy sunshlnr^ room, and the board's meeting Pool. A state grant of $225,000and Manchester Herald follows at 7:30. a town contribution of $25,000 Airman 1st Class Mark W. Blelawa, son of Diana The Board of Directors decided Manchester and vicinity; To­ USP8 327-500 VOL. evil, No. 235 from surplus would be used to pay M. Bielawa of 770 Downey Drive and Richard L. ill January to hire a consultant to for the park Improvements, while Bielawa of Clifton Park, N.Y., has graduated from night, partly cloudy. Low in the ^udy recreation facilities and 60s. Wednesday, hazy sunshine. Published dally axcopi Suggested carrier rates $102,241 in state grant money the U.S. Air Force air cargo specialist course at needs in town. A preliminary Hot with a 30 percent chance of Sunday and certain holi­ are II.BOweakly. $7.70 lor would be spent on the pool Sheppard Air Force Base. Texas. rieport from the consultant is to be ICs true, our Consumer Information Catalog is filled with booklets that showers. High around 90. Outlook days by Iho Manchester one, month, $23.10 for renovations. can answer the questions American consumers ask most. Publishing Co., 16 Bral- throe montN. $40.20 (or lieard tonight. Thursday, hot and humid. High in nard Place, Manchester. six months add $M.40 for Among items on the board’s The directors last month en­ Receives Army medal the 90s. Conn. 06040. Second dorsed the idea of spending not Tools 1b satisfy every appetite, the Consumer Information Center puts together ona year. 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« r 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, ’Tuesday, July 5, 1988 - 5 STATE O’Neill summons Manchester & R E G IO N commissioners to Unusual beach bash meeting on budget celebrates NEW HAVEN — Instead of taking his neighbors to the beach, Dennis Wolcott By Judd Everhart tiive election year. decided to bring the beach to his The Associated Press Those impending elections neighborhood. make it doubtful that a special July 4th Wolcott and a neighbor had 27 tons of HARTFORD — Back in Febru­ legislative session will be called washed white sand trucked in and dumped on ary, state budget officials and to discuss the budget although a parking lot for a beach party Sunday. Gov. William A. O’Neill began some lawmakers, notably Rep. Since no beach is complete without a place worrying about revenues from Ronald L. Smoko, D-Hamden, to swim, Wolcott also bought an above-ground the corporations tax, which annu­ say they may recommend such a pool for the occasion. ally produces about 15 percent of session. the money state government And striving to achieve a true beach Smoko is co-chairman of the needs to keep going. influential Finance, Revenue and Annual party draws atmosphere, he put up a volleyball net and By the end of June, their worst Bonding Committee, which beach umbrellas. fears were confirmed; revenues writes tax legislation. 30,000 to celebrate Wolcott said he decided to throw the beach from the business tax-were off $60 House Speaker Irving J. Stol- bash to celebrate the holiday and the million and the state would end berg, D-New Haven, says talk of a completion of renovations to the three-family the 1987-88 fiscal year with a $77.5 special session is premature, as America’s birthday house next to which the party was held. million deficit. did the governor and Smoko’s “ You’ve got to do something a little It would be the first deficit in co-chairman, Sen. William A J different now and then,” he said. five years. Di Bella. He was left with one problem; what to do with The state has the money to O’Neill has called a Cabinet the stand. cover it in the budget reserve, or meeting for Thursday to ’’re­ Each guest was required to take home a “ rainy day” fund, which now examine spending priorities for plastic cup of the sand as a memento, but that totals $242 million. the 1988-89 fiscal year and iden­ had no effect on the sandpile. The fund was created expressly tify where the state can save He said one solution might be to donate the to cover deficits, but this is the money against the possibility of sand to a iocal beach. second time this year that it will another revenue shortfall. Photos by John Zirolli be tapped. “ We’ll get it out of here eventually. We’re The governor is also planning to U O’Neill used almost $74 million very resourceful.” he said. create a commission to study the of it to balance the 1988-89 budget, impact of federal tax reform and which took effect Friday. recommend ways Connecticut Assuming the $77.5 million can lessen any negative impact. Fonda to appear deficit remains when the state O’Neill and budget chief An­ JJfATERBURY — Actress Jane Fonda, who formally closes the books on the Fireworks light up the sky above the Bicentennial Band celebration at Manchester Community College. 1987-88 budget on Sept. 1, the thony V. Milano said that federal is trying to make amends with American war tax-law changes made it possible Shell Saturday night during the town’s July 4th veterans for her 1972 trip to Hanoi, has agreed rainy day fund will be down to $164.5 million. for corporations to alter the way to appear at a benefit later this month for L O’Neill is already getting flak they pay taxes. children with birth defcts linked to Agent from his Republican critics, who Orange. They also noted that state law claim the deficit is a result of his requires a critical corporations Fonda will appear with actor Robert AP pholo mismanagement and not. as tax payment June 15, just two DeNiro, who stars with her in the upcoming O’Neill claims, a result of federal weeks before the budget year movie “ Union Street,” which wili be partly FIRST STEPS — Sofija Korac, 3, learns to walk at the Newington tax reform. ends. filmed in Waterbury. Republicans argued vehe­ The administration had been Fonda sparked vigorous protests by some Children’s Hospital, where she underwent two operations to correct mently against tapping the re­ clinging to hope that its projec­ veterans, apologized on'nationai television deformities caused by Sacra Agenesis, a rare, severe form of Spina serve to balance the budget, Bifida. At right is therapist Susan Stark. tions on corporation taxes would last month for posing for photos on a North noting that that $74 million won’t hold, and, for that reason, had Vietnamese anti-aircraft gun during her 1972 be available next year — unless, been predicting a slight surplus trip and for saying prisoners of war were tying of course, the reserve is tapped up until a month ago. about having been tortured. again. When June 15 came and went She met privately with about 25 Vietnam Another option is raising taxes, with disappointing results, to the veterans from Connecticut and Massachusetts Hospital gives child something that neither party tune of $60 million, it was clear the day after the apology was broadcast on wants to discuss in this legisla- that a deficit was unavoidable. ABC’s ’’20-20” news program. Money raised at the July 29 benefit wilt go to the Brandy Schieb Children’s Fund, a project a new lease on life Police are confident of the Stamford-based Vietnam Veterans Victims of Agent Orange Inc., said the Rev. By Brent Lavmon what one medical paper described as a John A. McColley. rector of St. Michael’s The Associated Press ” Buddha-like appearance” when she sits. about radio system Episcopal Church in Naugatuck and a Victims also suffer atrophied muscles Vietnam veteran.,, NEWINGTON — Instead of despairing. and deformities in their pelvis and legs; HARTFORD (AP) - State posed radio network said its Dusan and Vesna Korac took it as a Sofija had club feet, her left knee was officials say they are confident prospects appeared gloomy this Youth faces 20 years challenge when doctors in their native frozen at a 90 degree angle and her left hip about chances for approval of an > spring when state police and the Yugoslavia told them they should just was splayed at a 60 degree angle. Most application for additional radio legislature disagreed over how to Tony Miele of the band “Time accept the fact that their daughter had victims also have misformed urinary HARTFORD — A 17-year-old Hartford frequencies that would form the pay for the project. Was" wails away on the been bom hopelessly deformed and would tracts th ^ e a ve them vulnerable to kidney basis of a new communications Members of the Finance (Com­ youth who shot an off-duty prison guard in a spend the rest of her short life in a failur^^at often kills them by age 10. saxaphone. random, drive-by shooting, has pleaded guilty system for state police and other mittee questioned discrepancies wheelchair. Doctors at the Institute for Health Care state public safety agencies. in state police cost projections to first-degree manslaughter. They spent more than a year combing of Mother and Child knew something was Under a plea bargain agreement. Eddie ” We are obviously elated over and criticized what they believed through medical journals and writing terribly wrong when Sofija was bom, but the fact that it looks like we are were lapses in the planning of the Ramirez will be sentenced to 20 years in doctors throughout Europe until their they didn’t know what. Finally, a leading 5 network. The committee eventu­ Jako the clown shows off his prison in connection with the death of Matthew going to get the radio system that search brought them to Newington Child­ orthopedic surgeon in Belgrade diagnosed we need,” Sgt. Robert Slattery, a ally killed $25.2 million in funding Cauley, 27, of Hartford. pet stuffed dog to Jessica ren’s Hospital in Connecticut. Here their the condition, but said it was the first case state police spokesman, said for the project. Asselin, 5, of Manchester. Cauley was standing on a street corner daughter, Sofija, underwent surgery this he had ever encountered and offered no Friday. Negotiations involving Gov. talking to his brother Sept. 17.1987, when he spring to correct deformities caused by hope for treatment. Korac said. “ It’s a load off the shoulders of William A. O’Neill’s office, state was fatally wounded in the stomach by a blast Sacra Agenesis, a rare and more severe Guided in his search by his mother and every trooper who’s out there in police and key legislators helped from a sawed-off rifle, authorities said. form of the spinal deformity Spina Bifida. the field,” he said. resurrect the project. State police “ You just don’t want to accept an answer sister, both doctors, Korac eventually Ramirez, who was associated with the Park discovered an article by Thomas S. The request for 20 pairs of radio collected about 50 pages of that is not a real answer,” Dusan Korac Street Posse gang, was driving around the Renshaw, an orthopedic surgeon at frequencies being held by the petitions asking O’Neill to ensure said recently as he cradled 3-year-old city’s North End with several other youths Newington Children’s Hospital who has Federal Communications Com­ that the network is built. Sofija on his lap after the first of her three intending to take revenge against a rival gang treated more than 20 children with Sacral mission is a key aspect of the State police and others say the daily physical therapy sessions. leader when the shooting occurred, authorities Agenesis since 1959. proposed $52 million radio net­ department’s existing system, ” We were not expecting any kind of a said. work. A regional planning agency which dates from the early 1940s. miracle,” said Korac, 29, a researcher at The leader could not be found and "they The Koracs brought Sofija to Newington is assisting the FCC with applica­ is inefficient and potentially the Institute of Byzantine Studies in in December 1987 and surgery was decided to shoot anyone from that particular tions from the metropolitan New dangerous because it occasion­ Belgrade. His wife, Vesna, works in the scheduled for March. She underwent two gang,” said prosecutor Kevin McMahon. York area, which includes ally leaves troopers unable to Radio Belgrade library. operations, one to rebuild her urinary tract ’’When they didn’t see any members of that Connecticut. communicate with fellow officers ” We believed that there was someone so urine didn’t flow backward into her Some supporters of the pro­ or superiors. gang, they decided to shoot the first young who could give us some kind of a definite kidneys, a second to correct her club feet 6 black man they saw,” McMahon said. answer. It could have been a negative and leg and hip contractures. She was in a answer,” he said. body cast for eight weeks afterward. Sofija, her light brown hair tied in a Before the surgery, as her little friends Lower bond rejected ponytail, wore a striped T-shirt, denim in Yugoslavia got older and started to Priest confesses life peasant skirt, pink sneakers — one with a HARTFORD — A suspect in last year’s walk, Sofija, which means wisdom in built-up sole — and the leg braces that now ancient Greek, accepted her fate stoically, slaying of a newspaper reporter has lost a bid allow her to walk, the miracle her parents watching in silence as they ran and played as con man, swindler to reduce his $200,000 bond. had once beeii told to put out of their minds. when she could only crawl along the floor, A Superior Court judge’s refusal to lower Her physical therapy includes crawling Korac said., NORTH BRANFORD (AP) straightened out and the past bond for Joseph Lomax, 23, means he will up on an over-sized beach ball and walking — A convicted con man turned Two members of the Gover­ “ She was'aware of her condition but is behind me.” probably remain in prison until his trial. a few feet with the aid of crutches. The minister admited he made never asked too much aboout it,” he said. "Hopefully, in time, this will nor’s Foot Guard "Pops" Lomax has been held since his arrest in exercises are ” a hard job.” her father said, some "stupid mistakes” in the die its natural death,” he said. Concert Band perform for December in the strangulation of Kara and Sofija, whom he describes as strong Even when she came to America and her past, but is now dedicated to Walzer has been sentenced the crowd. Laczynski, a 24-year-old reporter for the willed, tearfully resists in flawless Serbo- parents explained that she was going to building on his small parish for to prisons terms for embez­ __ik . Journal Inquirer newspaper of Manchester. Croatian as her physical therapist urges have surgery, she didn’t demand an the future. zling $76,000 from the Mobil Oil Her body was found in her West End her on. explanation, he said. Only after the The Rev. John Peter Walzer Co., taking $74,000 from E.I. du apartment Oct. 5,1087. Victims of Sacra Agenesis are missing operation, when the body cast allowed her of St. Stephen’s Anglican Pont de Nemours & Co. and 9 Attorney Joseph A. Moniz, who is the lower segments of the spinal column, so to stand for the first time in her life did Church made the comment lying to two state banks on loan representing Lomax, argued Friday that the that the spine is free-swinging. Sofija’s Sofija allow herself to ask tentatively, ” Oh, after the New Haven Register applications, the newspaper case.against Lomax is built around one spine ends at mid-chest level, giving her am I going to be able to walk?” Korac said. reported Sunday that he is a reported. controversial fingerprint and that his bond convicted con man, swindler Walzer, 47, arrived in North should be cut in half. Judge Francis R. Quinn and thief who had passed Branford a little more than a denied the request. Poison aid merger urged himself off as a lawyer and an year after his release from Members of the Hartford chapter of the investment counselor and had federal prison in Danbury. National Association for the Advancement of served prison time on larceny After his release, he was doing it in this state is much better.” said charges. Colored People say they are organizing a FARMINGTON (AP) — Directors of ordained a priest in the Angli­ 8 poison control center state-wide say the Dr. George Terranova, chairman of the “ There’s a great deal in the can Church of America, a defense fund for Lomax and visiting him in current system operates effectively, des­ emergency-primary care department at article that is true,” Walzer splinter group that came into jail to keep his spirits up. pite a recommendation from a national Danbury Hospital. ” If a person calls with a said. ” I have made some very being in 1077 after some official that the state move toward forming problem, not only do they get the answer, stupid mistakes from time to ministers protested the liber­ Long term for murder a single center. they get the closer medical support they time, but that is all in the alization of the liturgy of the Anthony Manoguerra, president of the n e ^ .” past.” Episcopal Church. NEW HAVEN — A man who killed a woman national assolcation of poison control ” I really think that having one or two ” I am out of that neighbor­ centers, said the state is fifteen years hood now and I have worked According to the newspaper. with a barbecue fork and then set her house on poison centers in the state and having Walzer was sentenced to six behind the times with at least seven hard to make this parish fire could spend the rest of his life in Jail. everyone else rely on them is not a good years in prison after being hospitals in the state operating poison grow,” he said. Douglas Johnson, 34, was sentenced Friday treatment program.” convicted of larceny in the du control centers. Some of his former pari­ to 85 years in prison in connection with the Pont case. Walzer was to begin “ Connecticut is where most of the states Dr. Michael Carius, chairman of the shioners also allege he conned March 7,1987 slaying of Kelly Meyer, 28. He department of emergency medicine at St. the sentence upon his release WAS found guilty of murder and first-degree v^re IS years ago, with a lot of little them out of thousands of Vincent’s Medical Center in Bridgeport, dollars, accdrding to The from federal prison but the arson. He was also convicted of sixth-degree centers,” Manoguerra said. Manoguerra said IS years ago there had a similar opinion. Register. judge suspended the term. larceny for stealing Meyer’s purse. Meyer’s were 400 poison-control centers nation­ Carius said patients have better access About a dozen adults and a The judge said he wais four children were rescued from the blaze. wide. Today there are 120, he said. to poison-control centers at the local level. few children attended services swayed by Walzer’s volunteer Superior Court Judge William L. HadHen Jr. He said the trend toward a single ” If there is any doubt at all, you can tell the day the article appeared. work in prison, his participa­ ordered Johnson to serve consecutive poison-control center has its advantages. the person to come on in...As long as you Before Walzer had a chance tion in Gamblers Anonymous sentences of life in prison for murder plus 25 "The advantage is that you have have an adequate reference source, to speak, Edith Beandet stood and his counseling of troubled years for arson and three months for larceny, dedicated staff who can be well-trained there’s no need for a central authority,” up, and with a breaking voice adolescents for agencies In •m . the maximum sentence possible. Life is and are responding to problems on a Carius said. and tears told her minister; ” I Wallingford and Meriden. defined as 60 years under state la w. frequent basis," Manoguerra said. Connectcut hospitals that have poison want you to know I love you Walzer remains free while Meyer’s charred, naked body was The heads of many of the state’s poison control centers include, Yale-New haven and the fact that we’re all here Bridgeport State’s Attorney discovered with a wire tied around her neck in control centers, however, disagree, saying Hospital, Greenwich Hospital, the Hospital shows we all love you.” Donald Browne appeals the that a poison control center is a natural Conor Dodd, 5, gets a ride on a unicycle with the help of the burning home. She had been stabbed more of St. Raphael in New Haven, St. Vincent’s Walzer said he hoped that suspended sentence to the Mark Lewis, 15, left, a former Manchester resident who Manchester, enjoy barbecued chicken. than 80 times. extension of a large hospital. Medical Center in Bridgeport and Mid­ “ time will proe that my life is state Supreme Court. one of the clowns who entertained children. now lives in West Haven, and Jimmy Silbane, 11, of ” My definite opinion is the way we’re dlesex Memorial Hospital in Middletown. MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. July » ~ Grumbling about graduation glitches

Manchester High School officials I wonder if during the speeches the who want to improve student behavior graduates looked across the gym and took an at graduation ceremonies are example from the group of spectators I sat understandably prejudiced against the ManclieBter near, some of whom purposely began graduates. clapping before the speeches were over. That’s because many of those school Spotlight Though I also felt some of the speeches officials were probably sitting close to were too long, I couldn’t agree with John, Jack rowdy class members at the June 17 Nancy Concelman who said, “ Nobody cares. Just give them graduation. their diplomas and let’s get out of here.” Anderson Had they been sitting next to the I suppose my experience at this graduation spectators I sat next to that night, they prejudiced me a little, also, but more against might be trying to establish a policy to grumbling. the spectators than the graduates. curt) rowdiness in parents, friends and “This is a nightmare.” one spectator said For the graduates, the.ceremony marked relatives. They probably would have realized on the way into the school. an accomplishment. Their rowdiness, if that that parents, friends and relatives can get The rain didn’t last, but the grumbling did. is the correct term, was probably the result just as excited — or disgusted — during turning at times into outright hostility. of excitement, relief and a bit of bravado. graduation ceremonies. “ What’s taking so long,” a man behind me Cutting loose is the inevitable result of being A welcome Responding to the school officials’ said several times. Other comments from let loose. proposal to take measures to curb the people nearby included remarks on the Some of the spectators, too, were caught “ pep-rally atmosphere” at graduations. “ disorganization” of the ceremony and a up in the excitement, running up and Class of 1988 secretary Sean Bell hit the nail number of questions; Why couldn’t they just snapping photos when they weren’t supposed ’86 departure on the head.. get started? Where are the graduates? Etc., to. and yelling and cheering while diplomas “ There were a lot of problems with etc. were being passed out. graduation that can’t be attributed to our This man. I ’ll call him “John,” became the But it seemed to me that many of the iiccucu — lu pui iiTiecir ine area wnere masses class,” Bell said. “ The spectators were spokesman for a small group of spectators spectators who were rude were simply of people will tje garnered. by Heckler The private life worse than we were.” sitting near me, who chuckled viciously at annoyed at the delay, the disorganization J And because ihe4)olice officers are highly Problems began with a light rain that John’s barbs and murmured agreement. and the heat in the gym . lasted just long enough to convince officials mobile, it could be argued that it is not crucial The negative comments he made about If those spectators had quit complaining to move the ceremony from the field behind each of the scheduled speakers, including long enough, they’d have heard keynote to put the police station close to the center of WASHINGTON — During much of 1985, the of a public man the school into the gymnasium. school and town officials and studentleadefs. speaker Wilson E. D e ^ in , who talked about Manchester. White House staff struggled to rid the Cabinet of The result was a lot of equipment lugging, aren’t worth repeating. Let’s just say John the lasting influence^achers, friends and But it will be difficult for Manchester Margaret Heckler. a mass migration of spectators and a was unwittingly making a remarkably family would have on the graduates even « residents to accept the notion that a site off The secretary of health and human services was 45-minute delay that left fanfiily and friend.orchandiao will bo told unw itock it doolotad Ethiopia, the Soviets just as quickly deserted the ...... • Sorry, no rainchocka. away from Selassie’s rule that they assisted the Eritreans. . regarding land reform, womens’ rights, health and MARIE P. ORADV...... cHy Editor ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... AMOOliti Editor Italian invading force. The Ethiopian armjvlWth Soviet and Cuban help, agricultural extension services, and the generally 1361 Tolland Turnpiko, Manchester, Connecticut The U.S.-supported Selassie was overturned in has grown from 65,000 men to 3000.000 Mengistu in benevolent relationship to the civilian population. DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Adv^ftltlng Olr»ctor Located in the Manchester Cataiog Distribution Center 1975 by a group of junior military officers. It return has offered the Soviets base support for JEANNE Q. FROMERTH...... BusloMtManaoer In short, Kaplan concludes, “ the situation in the SHELDON COHEN...... Composing Managar seem ^ at first that the new government would naval and air operations. Meanwhile, the Horn of Africa offers something approaching a ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praairoom Managar work out a settlement with the Eritreans, who were Eritreans, with 35.000 well-trained and highly clear-cut choice between good and bad.” ^ MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 5. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 5 .1«M - *_ NATION Khamenei: Iran has right to avenge BUSINESS Generic foods: Where are they now? By Randolph Schmid By Ed Blanche Learning center joins CofC strongest in non-food items such as The Associated Press The Associated Press & WORLD The Center for “At one time (generics) got up to 7 percent of saies, paper products. Doyle also noted a change in the Learning, which "WASHINGTON — No-name, plain- NICOSIA, Cyprus — President Ali Khamenei of but now they have waned dramaticaliy. Qenerics are overall supermarket product lineup in offers supplemen­ label generic products that attracted Bush to meet with Reagan Iran said today his country has the right to avenge now a very minor part of grocery sales, down around recent years. tal education ser­ cost-conscious consumers a decade the victims of the Iran Air jetliner shot down by the In the past, national brands have Vice President George Bush today was U.S. Navy, Tehran radio reported. vices, has joined ago when inflation was surging are all 2 percent or less." Jiolding his first face-to-face meeting with but disappearing from most been the top of the line, followed by He did not say if, how or when Tehran would seek the Greater Man­ store brands and then generics. Now, President Reagan since a U.S. Navy ship shot revenge. Iran said all 290 people aboard the aircraft chester Chamber supermarkets. With inflation held to moderate there is a new top layer, the so-called down an Iranian passenger jet. Democrats were killed in Sunday’s missile attack. of Commerce. willing to give it a shot,” she said. rious about them, while others offered “ boutique” offerings of fresh salads, Michael Dukakis and Jesse Jackson shared a The radio, monitored in Nicosia, quoted Khame­ The center, lo­ levels, today’s shoppers are opting in Would generics return to popularity the products on a “ me too” basis and many instances for store brands, specialty cheeses, deli sections and holiday meal — and.a reluctance to discuss nei as saying: “ Iran considers it to be its definite cated in Suite 200 if infiation began taking a bigger bite haven’t stuck with them. gourmet Items. which cost a little more than generics their dinner conversation with reporters. right to avenge the blood of innocent children, men at 483 W. Middle out of the American pocketbook? Like Pathmark, Lucky Stores, but are touted as being a step up in A Food Marketing Institute shopper Both Bush and Dukakis made and women." Oscar Katov of the Food Marketing based in Dublin, Calif., continues to Turnpike, offers quality. survey in January found that only 41 campaign-style appearances on the Fourth of In Beirut, the spiritual guide for Iranian-backed iiijiS students an oppor­ Institute doubts it. Consumers who report strong generic sales. percent considered the presence of July. The vice president made a one-day guerrillas holding foreign captives in Lebanon was Generics “ definitely have declined have gone back to name brands have “ We maintain a low price image, so tunity to increase very rapidly in popularity overthelast generics important in a market. By swing through three Midwestern states, while quoted as saying today that the hostages should not done so because they prefer those we try to of fer consumers a selection to skills through indi­ several years. They came on strong In contrast, 76percent rated the presence the Massachusetts governor stayed in his suffer because the U.S. Navy shot down an Iranian products, he said. Where the differ­ choose from. We carry generics, vidual after school the late 1970s when inflation was very of a deli, bakery or fresh food area as home state. jetliner. ence is only a few pennies, they’re private labels and name brand important. But an anonymous caller purporting to speak for instruction in high, ” said Mike Rourke, a spokesman unlikely to return to the generics. Dukakis was tending to gubernatorial reading, mathe­ products,” said spokeswoman Judy “ At one time (generics) got up to 7 Islamic Jihad, which holds Americans Terry for The Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Consumers still complain about Decker. business today at the Statehouse. matics, spelling percent of sales, but now they have Anderson and Thomas Sutherland, threatened to Co. of Montvale, N.J. “ People were prices and seek value, Doyle said. But She said Lucky Stores still have as Both Bush and Dukakis said they were and study skills. It trading down, trying to get their food waned dramatically,” said Rourke, execute one of them in revenge. It was not possible with many stores offering double­ many as 200 generic items, although whose company operates under such saddened by the shooting down of an Iran Air also offers prepa­ dollar to go farther,” gto authenticate the call. Islamic Jihad has said it coupon values, shoppers often can buy that is down slightly from past years. trade na mes as A&P, Compass Foods, Airbus on Sunday over the Persian Gulf. All Paul Bernish of the Cincinnati- would authenticate its statements with photographs ration for Scholas­ national brands for competitive Pathmark still carries about 350 Kohl’s and Super Fresh. “ Generics 290 aboard were killed, Iran said. Kathleen Michaels based Kroger Co. agreed that generics of the hostages. tic Aptitude Tests. prices. items under its No Frills label, are now a very minor part of grocery peaked in the years “ corresponding to Iran’s top diplomat in London had hinted that the The center, in operation for a year, In addition, Doyle reported In her Wunderle said, and 53 generics are the sales, down around 2 percent Or less.” Shiite on triai attack might endanger the lives of 18 Western employs seven persons. Dr. Arthur Forst Jr. high inflation and unemployment. As “ Shopper Report” newsletter for the No. 1 selling items in their product hostages in Lebanon. is president and director of the center and the economy has improved ... their supermarket industry that the image categories, he said. Gary Smith of Safeway, Inc., based appeal has waned.” FRANKFURT, West Germany — A In Tehran, mass funeral services were scheduled Thomas S. Forst is vice president and of store-brand products is improving For example, Pathmark sells more in Oakland, Calif., said his chain still Yet at some markets, where gener­ Lebanese Shiite Moslem accused of murder today and Wednesday for some of those killed in the director. Kathleen A. Michaels is lead among consumers. 2-liter bottles of No Frills cola than any carries a few generic products but for ics are still given special emphasis, and air piracy in the 1985 hijacking of a TWA attack. teacher. “ Retailers have gotten the message other cola. The same is true for the most part concentrates on its own jetliner to Beirut went on trial today under Iran’s revolutionary patriarch. Ayatollah Ruhol- they continue to sell well. that store brands don’t have to be an Scotch Buy label. In a brochure describing its program, the spaghetti, grape jelly and peanut heavy security. lah Khomeini, 87, vowed Monday to dedicate his Mona Doyle, a Philadelphia-based also-ran,” she said. center stresses motivating students to realize butter, Wunderle said. Today, he said, shoppers seem more A clean-shaven Mohammed Ali Hamadi “ worthless life” to fighting the United States. His market analyst, identified the Path- Pathmark’s Robert Wunderle ex­ Elsewhere, the generics that have interested in house brands and their potential by offering positive feedback mark chain in the Northeast as one at entered the courtroom in a Frankfurt state designated heir, Ayatollah Hussein Ali Montazeri, plains the downfall of generics at other remained most popular appear to be so-called value-added brands which called for total war. from teachers and peers and by rewarding which generics continue to sell well. stores this way: prison wearing a light blue shirt, no tie and accomplishments. non-food items. Kroger’s Bernish offer better quality without the dark blue trousers. He had previously worn a Foreign Minister Ali-Akhbar Velayati said Iran’s “ If thestoreis willing to standbehindit Typically, he said, one chain agreed that sales of that company’s marketing costs associated with beard. revenge would extend to countries that have helped in a big way. the consumer is still initiated generics and remained se­ generic-priced Cost Cutter line remain national brands. Almost as soon as the trial began. Chief the United States in the Persian Gulf. He did not New law spurs equity loans elaborate. Judge Heiner Mueckenberger called a brief Iranian divers searched for more bodies from the AP photo WASHINGTON — A new government study recess in a dispute over Hamadi’s interpreter. Iran Air Airbus A300, which was destroyed on a shows that home equity loans are enjoying a The trial was later adjourned until COMPOSITE IMAGE — Iran’s state show how a missile fired by a U.S. 150-mile flight from the Iranian city of Bandar boom in popularity because of changes in the Too much attention spent Thursday. television repeatedly flashed this com­ Abbas to Dubai, across the Strait of Hormuz in the warship in the Persian Gulf downed an tax law, with more than 3 million homeowners Investors* United Arab Emirates. posite image Sunday purporting to Iranian Airbus carryjng 290 people. choosing the loans over second mortgages. Day-care biii progresses The United States said the crew of the the USS The Federal Reserve, conducting its first Guide Vincennes mistook the plane for an Iranian F-14 a WASHINGTON - A $2.5 billion-a-year child comprehensive look at the new consumer william A. Doyle watching capitai spending fighter and said it failed to respond to seven radio credit lines, found that three-fourths of all care expansion bill is finally beginning to inch warnings. Hostages threatened after attack its way through the congressional maze, seven existing loans were taken out in the past two An Italian naval spokesman said today that an By Mohammed Salam years and that they now account for more than Bv John Cunnff anyone deny that quality educa­ months after it was introduced as the answer Italian frigate in the gulf heard the Vincennes hostages) and the shooting down of the plane.” The Associated Press The Associated Press Fadiallah is spirituai leader of Hezbollah, or $75 billion in total consumer debt. tion doesn’t pay off? to working families’ day-care woes. radioing an approaching aircraft, requesting Business Mirror Those who place great faith in But the chances of a child care solution Party of God, which is believed to be the umbrella In fact, the Fed found that the most identification and change of course. However, the BEIRUT, Lebanon — The spiritual guide for NEW YORK — Few indicators dollar amounts also might be emerging from the 100th Congress are for the pro-Iranian Shiite Moslem factions holding prevalent use of the home equity loans, spokesman, Capt. Alfredo Saitto, said the Italian Iranian-backed guerrillas holding foreign captives of future business activity are misguided in another respect. most of the 18 foreigners, including nine Americans, reported by 53 percent of all borrowers Is cash lost Such spending hardly corre­ dimming, as the end of the session nears with ship could not determine whether the Iranian in Lebanon was quoted as saying today that the more ciosely watched than the Grayson and O’Dell observe that missing in Lebanon. surveyed, was to pay off other debt, mainly lates with increased productivity, no sign that lawmakers have mustered the airliner was flying outside the commercial air hostages should not suffer because the U.S. Navy amount of money earmarked for “ there is a difference between the credit card debt or auto loans. political resolve to work out a bipartisan corridor, as Italian officials had said Monday. shot down an Iranian jetliner. The United States said servicemen aboard a U.S. capitai investment and research for example. As they point out, volume of capital investment and The Fed survey found that the average U.S. productivity growth de­ approach. In Dubai, about 400 mourners gathered Monday But an anonymous caller purporting to speak for warship shot down the Iran Air jetliner on Sunday if S&L and development. the productivity of that clined from 1965 to 1978 while Some of the dozens of interest groups for a memorial service at a Shiite mosque and Islamic Jihad, which holds Americans Terry after mistaking it for a fighter and after it ignored interest charged on a home equity loan in 1987 But maybe, some folks are now investment.” capital investment increased backing the $2.5 billion Act for Better Child regularly burst into chants of “ Death to America” Anderson and Thomas Sutherland, threatened to warnings. Iran said all 290 aboard were killed. was 10.2 percent. That compared to an QUESTION: When I retired five years ago. I look saying, the attention is a, bit during the same period. Grayson can speak on that Care, or ABC, are anxious to transform On Tehran radio Monday, Khomeini said: “ We kill one of them in revenge for Sunday’s attack. Iranian leaders called for war with the United average of 17.9 percent interest on credit card my profit-sharing money from the company for overdone. subject both as an experienced must all be prepared for a real war and go to the war States, sparking fears that the kidnappers may debt, 14.2 percent for a 24-month personal loan The widespread, almost auto­ election-year interest and rhetoric into a The caller did not elaborate and it was not possible which I worked in a lumpsum and put if in a rollover In fact, they say, “ capital hand and as an academic author­ fronts and fight against America and its lackeys. I retaliate against the hostages. and 10.5 percent average interest on a matic assumption made is that veto-proof child care bill before Congress to authenticate the call. Islamic Jihad has said it indidi vual retirement account at a local savings and investment may well be the result ity. "Where, for example, Is It adjourns this fall. donate my worthless life for the sake of our would authenticate its written statements with “ Islamic Jihad threatens to kill one of the two 48-month new car loan. loan association. The money is in a 10-year. 11.55 money spent on new plants and more evident than in government victory.” equipment and in developing new of growth, rather than its source photographs of the hostages. American hostages it holds by 8 p.m. (1 p.m. While second mortgages are extended for a percent certificate of deposit and has grown to — better growth prospects at­ that throwing money at a situa­ Khomeini is rumored to be in poor health or near products is an investment that “ I find no justification for making the hostages EDT),” the Voice of the Nation radio quoted the specified period of time and require $150,000. tract more investment.” tion does not necessarily improve Space shuttle readied death, but the radio did not explain what he meant account for a matter with which they have no link,” anonymoyus caller as saying. repayment of principal and interest in equal When I expressed concern about this being in returns itseif many times oy^r. it? by his last comment. ’ Economists, poiitical leaders, CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — Forthe first Sheik Mohammed Hussein Fadiallah said in an Islamic Jihad, or Islamic Holy War, is believed monthly installments, home equity accounts excess of the $100,000 Federal Savings and Loan The concentration on physical Iran accuses the United States, which it calls the academics and others watch In this respect, the authors call time in 2'/4 years a space shuttle is on a launch interview with the Sohofiya News Agency, a made up of Shiite Moslem militants loyal to Iran’s allow the borrower flexibility in the size and Insurance Corp. coverage, the S&L collateralized investment, on plants and equip­ attention to a concept that might Great Satan, of barking Iraq in its nearly 8-year-old Lebanese newsletter based in Moslem west Beirut. the $50,000. I have a custody receipt from the these items for other reasons as ment, also has led to a relative pad here, and engineers and technicians are war with Iran. revolutionary patriarch. Ayatollah Ruhollah timing of payments. not be correct for these times; “ There’s no iink between this subject (the Khomeini. Federal Home Loan Bank of Atlanta, naming me as well. Such spending, forexample, neglect of factors that are equally grooming it for an engine test crucial to the supposedly shows the level of Why do we still believe that long ship’s return to space in early September. pledgee and the S&L as pledgor for a $50,000 loan or even more important for production runs, greater volume, Armtek takeover possible made by the S&L. confidence in the future, and it is productivity and quality im­ Preparations for the engine firing began equated with more efficient big factories and automation NEW HAVEN — A New York state Should I feel safe with this, if the S&L fails? provement, Grayson and O’Dell mean greater productivity? shortly after Discovery reached the launch production. say. pad Monday and workers had hooked up U.S. firms tighten security after jet downed manufacturing company says it is considering ANSWER: Experts at the Federal Home Loan Now comes an authority on They observe that “ the best electrical, environmental control and other possibly taking over Armtek Corp. documents productivity who cautions They observe, for example, American and Japanese firms By Tom Mlnehort warnings when they shot it down Bank Board. FSLIC’s parent organization, say that connections. commercial facilities.” to work as usual, except for embassy filed with the Federal Trade Commission against falling in love with such that investments in human capi­ have shown that it is often more The Associated Press Sunday during a skirmish in the your money is safe, assuming the pledge is valid and The July 24 test is to subject the three main At Heathrow Airport outside Lon­ staffs, who had the day off. show. expenditures. Not that they are tal, though not as often examined productive to focus on less, not Persian Gulf. don, police armed with submachine you have a “ perfected security interest” under the as physicai investments, are liquid fuel engines to a 19.4-second ignition U.S. missions and overseas com­ The 20,000 U.S. citizens in the gulf Mark IV Industries of West Amherst, N. Y.. laws of your state. unimportant, says C. Jackson more; small batches, small in­ Iran called for all-out war in guns patrolled the terminals. Bag­ Arab states were advised to maintain especially important in improv­ ventories, and flexibile, simple while Discovery is bolted firmly on its launch panies tightened security and toned retaliation. said it is “ considering the possibility of $100,000 of your IRA. of course, is protected by Grayson Jr. But, he says, let us mounts. The exercise will check scores of gage loaded onto American airlines low profiles, and Navy officials acquiring the entire equity iftterest in Armtek not lose our perspective. ing quality and production. Can machines.” down Fourth of July celebrations in came under close scrutiny because of FSLIC. Past that, things get a bit complicated. engine modifications and provide the launch “ The United States government canceled leaves and shore passes for through a negotiated merger transaction or by Grayson, probably best re­ response to the downing of an Iranian fears of Iranian reprisals. FHLBB people explain that, if the S&L goes bust team with countdown practice. jetliner by a U.S. warship. London believes that the risk of Iranian U.S. servicemen as a precaution means of a cash tender offer,” the company membered as chairman of Presi­ Authorities removed American and is placed in receivership, the receiver can “ look terrorist actions directed against U.S. against possible terrorist acts. said in a filing with the FTC that was disclosed dent Nixon’s price commission, airport authorities removed Ameri­ flags put up in honor of the Fourth of to the collateral (the loan the S&L pledged) for can flags. diplomatic, military and commercial In Jutland, Denmark, the annual $50,000” has been studying productivity July in a terminal that services most Friday. HOME CLEANERS Party convenes congress facilities, as well as U.S. airlines and American-Danlsh friendship festival Robert H. Jones, an Armtek spokesman, At that point, the receiverfor the failed S&L could issues for the past decade, mainly Governments around the world U.S. flights. An airport statement said on Independence Day drew only 9,000 TAIPEI, Taiwan — The governing merchant ships, has increased appre­ said the bid was unsolicited. either liquidate that loan or take over that loan and as chairman of the American deplored the deaths of the 290 people ciably,” said a statement telexed it was “ a mark of respect” for those people, compared to double that Productivity Center in Houston. OF Nationalist Party convenes a crucial congress Armtek, formerly known as Armstrong pay you the $50,000. who were aboard the plane and said from the U.S. Embassy in Brussels to who died. number in previous years. Among other activities, he also Thursday that is expected to elevate a new Rubber Co.. had $1.2 billion in sales last year. You have an unusual — but not unique — the disaster should intensify efforts to American firms around Beigium. In Stockholm, Sweden, additional Gennady Gerasimov, spokesman served on President Carter’s Mark IV, which makes technical, professional arrangement. FHLBB staffers point out that, generation of leaders and determine the pace end to the 8-year-old Iran-Iraq war. guards were deployed at Arlanda for the Soviet Foreign Ministry, said Commission on the Agenda for “ It is further believed that these although it is done infrequently, a S&L can pledge a CONNECTICUT for more social and political liberalization. Airport near the service counters of the attack “ shows American naval audio equipment and aerospace products, had the ’80s and was a member of The 13th party congress is seen as a The United States said U.S. Navy actions will be deliberately designed U.S. air carriers. sales of $292 million. loan it has made or one of its other assets as YOUR QUALITY HOME CLEANERS officers thought the Iran Air jetliner officers were not very competent, or President Reagan’s National watershed in Taiwan’s political development. to cause U.S. fatalities ... or spectacu­ Americans in the gulf region On June 1, Armteksold its largest unit, collateral in a situation such as yours, thereby was a fighter that ignored seven to use an American phrase, trigger- securing your deposit beyond the $100,000 FSLIC Productivity Advisory Commit­ lar destructions of U.S. official or observed Independence Day by going happy.” Armstrong Tire Co., to Pirelli Group, an Enjoy your summertime fun. Government initiative has virtually halted limit. tee. Productivity is his specialty. pending its outcome. Italian tire maker, for $197 million, capping a From that background, he corporate restructuring that transformed the Let us get your “ Everything has stopped except the QUESTION: In a number of columns, you have issues what is likely to be pollution and the traffic,” leading political Rules allow firing in self-defense company into a manufacturer of plastics and stated that S&Ls and banks are not allowed to considered an almost sacrile­ journalist Antonio Chiang joked in a recent speciality chemicals. charge an early withdrawal penalty on CDs gious criticism: “ Capital invest­ housecleaning done! interview. ment is not the principal cause of WASHINGTON (AP) - U.S. com­ redeemed before maturity when the CD’s owner or 100% GUARANTEE The congress will differ greatly from past Pentagon officials refuse to spell the region. Marine Corps Gen. George productivity growth nor of its manders in the Persian Gulf operate CE, strikers resume talks joint owner has died. gatherings dominated by strongmen from the out publicly the rules of engagement, B. Crist, told reporters last Thursday. slowdown." We clean kitchens from cabinets to floor — under rules of engagement written in My aunt died some months ago. Early withdrawal the standing orders under which Crowe said U.S. commanders “ do WINDSOR — Negotiators for Combustion With Carla O’Dell, vice presi­ bathrooms from tile to toilets — Chiang Kai-shek family, whose unquestioned the Pentagon and designed to prevent penalties were levied when I cashed the CDs she had commanders are authorized to open lot have to be shot at before Engineering Inc. and 293 striking production dent of the productivity center, we dust from windowsills to picture frames and supremacy in the Nationalist Party dates unexpected attacks on American fire. at a savings bank. I was told regulations do not we vacuum furniture, stairs & floorsi back six decades. ’esponding,” a condition that was workers are hoping a long weekend with prohibit such penalties and that banks and S&L Grayson has written “ American warships, such the one on the USS But the commander of the Vin­ i made known in a notice to all nations breath fresh air into stalled contract Business; A Two-Minute Warn­ Stark last year that killed 37 “ may charge them if they wish to.” PLUS SPECIAL SERVICESI cennes, Capt. Will C. Rogers III, is and parties involved in the gulf, negotiations. ing,” a volume examining the Barge traffic slowed servicemen. Have the rules been changed? Weekly — Bl-Weekly — Monthly & One-Time Service convinced he foilowed them, Pen­ including commercial air carriers. Both sides have agreed to resume contract sometimes surprising relation­ “ The No. 1 obligation of the ANSWER: Unfortunately, yes — for CDs issued Barge operators struggled to keep traffic tagon sources say. Since thd U.S. Navy increased its ship between capital investment commanding officer of a ship or units talks today. since April 1, 1986. Call tor a free estimatel flowing steadiiy on the drought-lowered Rogers sent a four-page message up presence in the Persian Gulf in the and productivity. 871-0671 is the protection of his own people,” ’Both sides agreed to take a long weekend as Prior to that date, federal regulations set the Mississippi River as two states wrangled over the chain of command to Crowe spring of 1987, and began to escort said the chairman of the Joint Chiefs a breather,” Frank R. Richters, a company minimum early withdrawal penalties banks and a proposal to divert water there from the saying that, if anything, he waited too reflagged Kuwaiti tankers last of Staff, Adm. William Crowe, who spokesman, said. Members of Local 558. S&Ls were required to charge, and prohibited mr.' Great Lakes. long to fire at the airliner and would summer, Crowe said, “ We are, of argued that the USS Vincennes did not International Brotherhood of Boilmakers, penalties in the case of death. But there was good news from Ohio; low repeat his decision if faced again with course, constantly surveying and overreact Sunday when it shot down the same situation. AFL-CIO, on Thursday voted 132-73 to reject a On CDs issued on or after April 1,1986. depository CATCH water levels are killing off mosquitoes. reviewing not only the circumstances institutions have been allowed to set whatever early an Iranian jetliner carrying 290 Events and statements over the proposed three-year pact after the union’s Independence Day traffic on the Mississippi under which we operate, but also the withdrawal penalties they choose. Although the;, people. past 14 months give a fairly detailed executive committee had recommended was steady, with two groundings reported in rules of engagement.” have the power to waive those charges, sjine The imperative for self-defense — outline of when American forces are approval. Until Sunday, the greatest loss of flint-hearted bankers h^ve been hitting widows and SENATE REPORTS the Memphis, Tenn., area. Coast Guard combined with the heavy traffic in the permitted to shoot. Workers’ objections include a mandatory life in a single incident involving the widowers with early withdrawal penalties — even spokesman Dave Schuster said Monday. gulf, the Introduction there of ad­ “ We can go on what is known as six-day workweek, said Ralph C. Peling of U.S. Navy in the gulf came from what when CDs have been cashed to pay funeral Dredging closed the river near Greenville, vanced weapons that allow adversar­ hostile intent. That is to say if a fellow Hartford, the local’s president. WITH was later described as a mistaken expenses. Miss., and north of Memphis, Schuster said. ies to kill quickly from a great has a weapons system aimed at us and Wages are also an issue. The typical worker attack by an Iraqi fighter which fired However, banks and S&Ls are still expressly In Wisconsin, Gov. Tommy G. Thompson distance and the large number of we have a pretty high assurance that makes $10 an hour and the company has two Exocet missiles into the unsus­ forbidden from levying early withdrawal penalties has threatened to ask the U.S. Supreme Court on-again, off-again combatants — he going to shoot at us, we can take it SENATOR MICHAEL MEOTTI ^ pecting frigate USS Stark on May 17, CAPT. WILL C. ROGERS III offered pay increases of abouot 12 percent in the case of death on CDs issued before April 1, to halt proposals for increased diversion of have produced an explosive situation. out,” the commander of U.S. forces in 1987. . .. Vincennes commander over three years, Peling said. 1986. If your aunt’s CDs were issued March 30,1986, Lake Michigan water to replenish the Combustion Engineering makes nuclear shrinking Mississippi. or ealier, go back to that savings bank and demand topic: e x p l o r in g fuel for power companies. refunds of those penalties, plus Interest. MANCHESTER Pentagon tries to explain identification failure COMMUNITY COLLEGE Arabs shut down Gaza Borrow now, pay soon QUESTION: Since bank and S&L accounts are WASHINGTON (AP) - Pentagon federally Insured only up to $100,000 per depositor, Crowe Jr., chairman of the Joint larger than the F-14, which the United Aegis system. ROCHESTER, N.Y. — Graduate from how does a billionaire manage his money so that JERUSALEM — Palestinians shut down officials who touted the Aegis ship Chiefs of Staff. States sold to Iran during the reign of The blips are smaller if the plane is college recently? none of it is at risk? shops and transportation in the occupied lands defense system as the most sophisti­ The incident came shortly after the the shah. The Airbus is 177 feet long, One of the first things a new graduate should cated in the world are scrambling to coming head-on than they would be If today in a PLO-ordered general strike, and ' Vincennes had fired at Iranian patrol compared to only 62 feet for the F-14. do is establish credit, a group of University of ANSWER: In theory, a family with a billion explain why it couldn’t tell the the plane were scanned sideways the TUESDAY, JULY 5 • 6:30 p.m. underground leaders of the uprising urged boats that U.S. officers believed had Crowe said that difference was less source said. Rochester seniors were told at a seminar on dollars could spread its money around in individual, difference between a large Airbus Arabs to step up civil disobedience against attacked the ship’s helicopter, which apparent because the Iranian plane post-graduate “ survival.” joint and trust accounts — each with $100,000 and every Tuesday at 6:30 on local Public Access TV Israeli rule. jetliner and a far smaller F-14 attack A Pentagon source, who had also ' was flying patrols in the Strait of was coming straight at the Vincennes. Timothy J. Leach of Norstar Bank insurance — at many different banks and S&Ls. Or a Israeli troops shot and wounded a jet. Hormuz. seen Aegis demonstrated, agreed. ’’One of the most difficult problems is suggested that local department store credit goodly amount of the money could be in U.S. 17-year-old Arab in the chest today during a That will be one of the issues The Vincennes is equipped with the “ You have to know how to read the Treasury securities. QUEST: Jonathan Daubo from a radar blip, particularly from a was the easiest to get. examined by an official investigation Aegis system, which the Navy has screens. It’s not spelled out In simple But it’s doubtful than any billionaire has all of his clash in the West Bank city of Nablus, said an head-on target, to identify the type of “ Use it to buy things you ordinarily need President, Manchester Community College official at the city’s Al Ittlhad Hospital. team headed by Rear Adm. William touted as the world’s most sophisti­ aircraft,” he said. b ack and white, particularly If they or her money where it is free from all risk. There are dldn t have the transponder on.” and then pay the bills Immediately,” he said. An army spokesman said the soldiers N. Fogarty, who is en route to the cated and complex electronic “ It’s not that surprising a mistake,” many high-quality and low-risk, but not federally Persian Gulf to find out what Although many college students get credit opened fire after a group of youths hurled defense. said a congressional source Monday, insured, investments available in the marketplace. Cox Cable Channel 33 (Manchester, QIaatonbury) happened. •'"“ wn as an r cards based on their parents’ credit rating, he rocks at them from a rooftop in the city’s In praising Aegis, naval officials speaking on condition of anonymity. Chances are, however, that your hypothetical The cruiser Vincennes shot down Identification Friend or Foe” de­ advises new graduates to establish their own United Cable Channel 26 (Hebron. Bolton) have said it would permit Navy The darkened radar screens show vice, or IFF, sends out continuous • billionaire will own stocks, real estate and other marketplace. The hospital official identified Iran Air flight 655 in the mistaken ratings and to; “ Keep your payments up to the youth as Hatem Kilani. vessels to track more potential enemy only lighted blips, not images of electronic signals detailing the iden­ things involving fair amounts of risk and the belief that it was an attacking Iranian date.” planes at greater distances. planes in profile, said the source, who tity of a plane. They are standard on potential for big profits. That’s how people get to be F-14, according to Adm. William J. The European-built Airbus is far has witnessed demonstrations of the all American commercial planes. billionaires. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 5, 1968 Celebrate fHaiirlirslrr Hrralfi Airliner Section 2, Page 11 From page 1 From page 1 SPORTS Tuesday, July 5, 1988 chairman of the Independence Day Committee, said today. given to acknowledging error. based International Civil Avia­ A total of about 30,000 people It’s a personal trait, he’s gone as tion Organization. showed up for the event, com­ far as I ’ve ever heard him go and Asked what he thought about pared with about 20,000 iast year, he has expressed his deep regret that, Reagan replied, “ You have police spokesman Gary J. Wood as president of the United Another blond Swede triumphs at Wimbledon to think about that, knowing who said today. Those figures include States.” they are.” Warner said on A B C -T V ’s people who watched the display But when asked about the By Andrew Worshow been a big influence on me ... as a in six matches on his way to the classic serve-and-volley game. “ Good Morning America” today The match, the first men’s finai unforced errors for the first time from surrounding streets and Iranian acbusation that the Navy The Associated Press person and a player,” Edberg final. “ This is something I ’ve worked parking lots, he said. that “ we have compassion for the knew it was firing on a passenger at Wimbledon to be spread over in the tournament, Edberg took said after Monday’s rain-delayed Edberg, with a reputation for for a long time. It could be the two days, had been halted by rain The catering service that pre­ families” of the victims and that jet, the president replied: “ Well, WIMBLEDON, England - his chance. He ripped through the championship victory over Boris mental weakness, had dropped best match I’ve ever played in a Sunday with Edberg up 3-2 in the pared barbecued chicken meals he hopes “ this nation acts swiftly I don’t go much by what the Eight years after Bjorn Borg won Becker. second-set tiebreaker and sets in every except match one as Grand Slam tournament.” first set. stormed on to capture the third sold out of the 1,200 chicken to try and compensate the Iranians say — ever." the last of his five Wimbledon “ All of us grew up watching families. he reached the championship When it resumed two hours late and fourth sets. halves it had on hand. Stan Smith, Pentagon sources, who spoke titles, another blond Swede held him in the Wimbledon finals,” the here for the first time. Edberg, accused in the past of But he said he feels the captain Monday, Edberg quickly dropped the assistant manager of the on condition they not be further aloft the gleaming gold trophy on 22-year-old Edberg said. “ It’s But in true Borg style, the lacking the killer instinct, buried Becker, for once, was beaten at service, Brooks House of Bar-B-Q of the Vincennes “ made the right Centre Court. Becker with a high quality his serve before another rain his own game. identified, said Monday that the always going to be in my Swede'fieaked when it mattered delay sent the players back to the of Onenonta, N .Y ., said that last decision under the commander of the Vincennes, He had the same big serve, the memory.” most, got his opponent against the performance of sustained volley­ circumstances.” lockerroom. “ I just felt I could hardly miss year just under a thousand Capt. Will C. Rogers III, had sent same crisp volleys and the same Edberg’s 4-6, 7-6, 6-4, 6-2 ropes and squeezed the last ing that had his opponent slashing Warner said that before Sun­ Becker wrapped up the set the ball,” Edberg said. “I really chicken halves were sold. a message to his superiors lightning returns. More impor­ success brought memories of the resistance out of him. at the ground in frustration. Dick Carter, the committee day’s incident, the Vincennes had when play resumed for good, but believed in myself today. That stressing that he had followed tant, he had the same mental Borg era flooding back as he took "It hasn’t sunk into my system “ I never really gave him a chairman, said today that dona­ “ intelligence that Khomeini said toughness. Edberg refused to be intimidated was very important.” procedures and would make the apart the man who never had lost yet,” said Edberg, a two-time chance,” Edberg said. “ I had it in by the West German’s fearsome tions at the door appeared to be that (Iran) may take an-F-14 and His name is Stefan Edberg. Becker, who says he builds same decisions again if faced on Centre Court. Australian Open champion who my mind today that I was not reputation or illustrious past at higher than they were last year, have a kamikaze attack and “ I watched all the Wimbledon every season for Wimbledon, with the same situation. Becker, the champion in 1985 had never been able to master the going to give up until the last the mecca of grass-court tennis. J crash it into an American ship.” could not get motivated for the when about $2,500 was collected. finals he’s been in. I think he’s and 1986, had dropped only one set grass of Wimbledon despite his point.” Final figures were not available Reagan, in a written report to Pecker started making event he loves the most. this morning. congressional leaders today, said Entertainment was provided the Navy cruiser was “ firing in by a local oldies band, “ Time self-defense at what it believed to Workshop | LOSS wasn’t Was," and the Governor’s Foot be a hostile Iranian military Guard ‘Pops’ Concert Band. A aircraft.” But he also said “ we From page 1 large number of people, both deeply regret the tragic loss of young and old, danced in front of life that occurred.” budget appropriations and we U the Bicentennial Band Shell. “ Although U.S. forces will saw this item was going over hard to take In addition, a pair of clowns remain prepared to take addi­ budget,” said Bryan R. Lensink, worked the audience with jug­ tional defensive action to protect commissioner of mental retarda­ Bv Rick Warner ; gling acts and other gags. our units and military personnel, tion for the state. The Associated Press Some of those who showed up we regard this incident as An emergency meeting of the ignored the entertainment and Reginald PInto/Mancheeler Herald closed,” he said in the letter, workshop’s Board of Directors WIMBLEDON, England — Boris Becker was food, opting for a quiet game of required under a provision of the will be held this week, Prytko playing on his favorite tennis court in the world, but' cards. Camera buffs brought POLITICAL CHAT — Connecticut’s Memorial Park. Lieberman, a Democrat, War Powers Act. said. Also, a number of meetings he felt like a stranger in a strange land. their tripods in hopes of capturing attorney general, Joseph Lieberman, is seeking the U.S. Senate seat now held Reagan on Sunday sidestepped between the department and After beating defending champion Pat Cash and L the fireworks display on film. left, talks with Manchester Mayor Peter by Republican Lowell Weicker, who is questions about compensation for state officials have been sche­ top-seeded Ivan Lendl in his previous two matches, For Neil Bourgoin of West P. DiRosa Jr. before a news conference the relatives of those who duled in an effort to find the the two-time Wimbledon winner had a hard time seeking re-election. Lieberman spoke perished. Hartford, Saturday was his se­ this morning at Vietnam Veterans needed-money, she said. getting psyched up for his championship match cond year at the Independence on arms and defense at the conference. Fitzwater said “there’s really Prytko said she hopes the state against Stefan Edberg Monday. Day Celebration. Bourgoin said nothing that we can do (at this will be able to make up the And it showed. he planned to return next year. time). The investigation (of the difference as it did recently Edberg handed Becker his first Centre Court “ Th e y’ve got pretty good accident) is being conducted by during another department defeat and buried his own reputation as a big-match music,” he said. Lieberman defends decision the Navy.” budget crisis. choker with a 4-6, 7-6 (7-2). 6-4,6-2 victory in the first Priscilla Zemanek of Vernon, Reagan also repeated that he Two weeks ago, state legisla­ men’s singles final in Wimbledon history to stretch who has been toevery celebration regretted the incident, which U.S. tors poured $6 million into the over two days. since they were started, said that now to attack Iranian airliner officials said happened when the department’s budget after a ” I had already beaten the defending champion Saturday’s gathering was defi­ captain of the Vincennes mistook budgeting error. The error al­ and the No. 1 player in the world,” Becker said. “ So nitely the largest. “ I ’ve never Bv Alex GIrelll The Vincennes fired Sunday on industries.” the Iranian civilian jet for a most forced the department to when I played the final match, it was like, ‘What am fighter. seen a crowd this big,” she said. Manchester Herald the airliner. Lieberman said people can get abandon plans to move 134 I doing here?’ ” But Reagan said he will not Lieberman said the plane ap­ warranties on toasters, but the mentally retarded people into Edberg had no such doubts. After losing the first Zemanek and her husband. withdraw U.S. forces from the Walter, came for the fireworks. Speaking to a handful of repor­ proached the cruiser in a combat Pentagon rarely gets warranties private group homes. set and winning a second-set tiebreaker in the ters at the Vietman Veteran’s zone in a low altitude and failed to on a weapons system. area. “ We want peace in the gulf, Plans for eight area group rain-plagued match, the 22-year-old Swede seized Most of those in the audience but we also want the right of Memorial Park this morning. respond to signals from the ship. In his prepared statement. homes were to be abandoned control and went on to win his first Wimbledon title didn’t know about the problem navigation of international wa­ Attorney Gen. Joseph Lieberman He said the full facts will not be Lieberman said. ” We have wit­ before emergency funding mea­ and third Grand Slam championship. with the fireworks until Weiss’ ters,” he said. called for a defense policy that known until an investigation is nessed and fed the largest peace­ sures were approved. “ I was quite tired (after the tiebreaker) and I statement. The company that "W e’re talking about an inci­ puts greater emphasis on conven­ completed, but. he said it is hard time military build-up in our The latest budget threat makes knew I had to dig in deep,” said Becker, who won was providing the fireworks dent in which a plane on radar AP photo AP photo tional weapons and making deep to know how the commander history and yet we are left with a the $6 million error look like here in 1985 and 1986 before losing in the second arrived at MCC at about 8:40 was observed coming in the p.m., escorted in by the town fire reductions in nuclear arms. could have followed any other smaller army, fewer aircraft “ apple pfe and ice cream” round last year to Peter Doohan. NEW CHAMPION — Sweden's Stefan Edberg became the first REACHES FOR RETURN — Two-time Wimbledon champ Boris direction of a ship in combat and because the deficit affects people “ When I lost my serve at the start of the third set. marshal’s truck. Lieberman, a Democrat, is course. carriers, fewer pilots and fewer Swede since Bjorn Borg in 1980 to win the Wimbledon Men's Becker of West Germany reaches for a shot from Stefan Edberg seeking to unseat incumbent Lieberman distributed a de­ planes.” the plane began lowering its already established in workshop that was just what I didn’t need,” he said. “ I had to Barbara Mozzer. secretary of Republican Sen. Lowell Weicker tailed statement on his arms and altitude,” he said. “ So I think it programs, Prytko said. play on emotion after that.” Singles title Monday. In a match suspended from Sunday due to during the Men's final on Sunday. The match was suspended the Independence Day commit­ in the November election. He defense policy views and Among the steps Lieberman was an understandable accident “It’s not a small number to Becker, who calls Wimbledon his tennis birth­ rain, Edberg defeated West Germany's Boris Becker, 4-6, 7-6, and completed on Monday. Becker won the first set, then tee. said that workers from the spoke briefly about the tragedy summed them up in his brief called for in his statement were to shoot and think that they were me,” she said. “ I don’t care if it’s place, acted like he was uncomfortable on his home 6-4, 6-2. dropped the next three. company. New England Display that occurred Sunday when an address. asking allies to contribute a fair under attack from that plane.” one or 50. We’re in the business to court, shouting at himself and swatting his racket in Fireworks of Keene. N.H., were American ship shot down an He said that to develop . share to joint security and Iran accused the United States create jobs, not destroy them.” the air after making unforced errors. held up while picking up fire­ a Iranian commercial airliner, ap­ defense policy that is “strong and defense, making efforts to pre­ of knowingly shooting down the But the 20-year-old West German said the loss works in Springfield. Mass. She p a re n tly k illin g a ll 290 smart,” the United States must vent nuclear terrorism and keep unarmed plane and requested an Associated Press reports are wasn’t as hard to take as the one to Doohan on Court No lights, no dome — just tennis tradition said the group was expected to passengers. have strength in conventional terrorists from stealing a usable investigation by the Montreal- included in this story. No. 1. show up at about 4 p.m. At 6 p.m.. In remarks after this morning’s weaponry, must curtail nuclear bomb or buying one on the black “ Last year was more disappointing.” he said. Bv Ed Schuyler Jr. Come August, there wili even be ban. A dome would also lead to also is a much bigger financial 5 an explosive was supposed to be talk, which lasted only a few weapons to “ protect our children market, and instituting tougher “ This year I did everything I had to do. It was just a The Associated Press night baseball at Wrigley Field. switching from grass to a synthetic venture. set off to notify the crowd that the minutes. Lieberman said that on from nuclear destruction.” and controls to stop the proliferation pity it wasn’t over Sunday.” Lights at the historic Chicago bai- surface, thereby ending the last great Writing in the Sunday Times, fireworks display would go on. the basis of the information he must deal with waste in the of ballistic missiles. The match started at 6:33 p.m . local time Sunday. WIMBLEDON. England - Rain lyard — it’s enough to make one grass tennis event in the world. Godfrey Smith, author of “The Instead the explosive was set off has, “ It is hard to see how Capt. defense budget by putting empha­ but was cut short by rain after 22 minutes. It delays and suspensions of play due to shudder. But then the Cubs might “.The words always and never are English Season,” said: “ The oddity at 9 p.m. Lieberman was introduced by Rogers. (William C. Rogers III, sis on testing weapons systems Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., the resumed Monday at 1:04 local time and didn’t end darkness are as much a part of the make the playoffs or World Series — very bad words to use, and it would be about Wimbledon is that despite the By 6 o’clock, officials knew they commander of the U.S. Navy and on “ closing the revolving only Manchester Democratic until 5:11. That means it took almost 23 hours to Wimbledon tradition as strawberries conceivably in the near future — and ridiculous to say that we always will astronomical sums involved ... the were in trouble and began joking Cruiser Vincennes) had any door that exists between the leader to attend the news squeeze in 2 hours and 50 minutes of tennis. and cream. American television, that bastion of be the way we are and that we will acutal ambiance is decidedly unfa­ about who should have the choice.” Pentagon and defense conference. The delays took their toll on the players. Tradition. It’s something that tradition, likes those events to be held never change.” said Buzzer Ha- shionable, not to say suburban.” responsibility for telling the ex­ BLOOD PRESSURE “ When I came back from 0-3 to 5-3 (in the first seems to be vanishing from the at night. dingham. chairman of the All Ehg- It certainly is suburban. Listen to set), I was really in a groove. And then we had a American sporting scene. pectant crowd the bad news. If the merchant princes of sports in land Lawn Tennis & Croquet Club. Smith on the exclusivity of the break. After ^e^came back, it was more difficult for The U.S. Open Championships were Agostinelli sugge.sted to town America got their grip on Wimbledon, “ But we have a precious champion­ stewards’ enclosure at Henley and the me,” Beckqr smd. switched from historic Forest Hills to Director James F. “Dutch” Fo­ Gallup Poll finds education SCREENING they’d put powerded creamer on the ships with a special atmosphere.” members’ enclosure at Wimbledon: Becker be'at.Edberg on grass at the Queen’s Club garty. who is also on the commit­ a place which lies in the flight path of strawberries. Wimbledon, which began in 1877, is “ However, Wimbledon has its way tee, that Mayor Peter P. DiRosa final last monifh and held a 9-4 lead in their series LaGuardia Airport because the U.S. a jewel in a triple crown, which of coping with little local difficulties Jr. should have the honor. going into thq Wimbledon showdown. Tennis Association wanted a bigger There’s no thought of installing highlights this part of the British like men who forget their ties and “ DiRosa’s coming up,” Agosti­ No. 1 Issue in ’88 election , “ It’s obvioui^ly good that I beat him at Queen’s facility. lights at Wimbledon. Who wants to sit sporting summer. The other two are jackets. They can be hired at a nelli said. “ If he wants exposure, and the way I did it,” Becker said. “ But when I Baseball, a nine-man game, is through a night of rain delays? Henley Regatta and the cricket Test discreetly negotiated price.” There also was a study about we’ll give him exposure.” NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The attitudes about school issues The 3,000 delegates were to end started Wimbledon. I wasn’t thinking of playing played with 10 men in the American match at Old Trafford. This year it Asked how Wimbledon differed public ranks the quality of commissioned by the National Stefan at any point because he was at the bottom of League. A game for grass, it is played putting a dome over Centre Court, but was the West Indians, who trounced from other tournaments. Ivan Lendl, their four-day meeting today it was found that the present structure education as the No. 1 issue in this Education Association, the 1.9 after listening to a talk via the draw and I had tobeat a lot of other good players. in many places on carpets. A daylight the English, who invented cricket. the world’s top-ranked player, said: would not support a roof. To dome the year’s presidential campaign, million-member teacher union satellite from Boston by Michael “ When I finally played him. I had the feeling I had game, it is played almost exclusively Wimbledon is much faster paced “ You have to wear ties and badges Police Roundup according to a Gallup Poll being holding its annual convention already been here too many days.” ,under lights and, even worse, some­ facility, would have meant putting that the Test and much less reserved and you have to stop everthing at four Dukakis, the certain Democratic tradition in the path of the wrecking released today. here this week. .;. presidential nominee. Despite the loss. Becker remained optimistic. times under roofs. than the Henley Regatta. Wimbledon o’clodk sharp for tea” Asked to rate 13 foreign and “The American people under­ In the poll, drugs ranked second Police arrest man domestic policy issues on a scale stand the need for change. And in importance behind education, f> on threatening count of 1-5, with 5 representing a “ most they clearly indicate, in this poll, with 75 percent rating drugs 4 or important issue,” 77 percent that they want to make education 5. Sixty-nine percent rated U.S. A man was arrested on a rated public education at least a warrant Sunday in connection a national priority,” said' N EA ability to compete economically 4. executive director Don Cameron, and technologically. Soccer’s biggest and best heads for United States with a June incident in which a Sixty-six percent of the 2,113 police officer was threatened, who was to discuss the poll at a The federal deficit and home- Americans surveyed by tele­ news conference today. iessness each were cited as most police said. behalf of Fii-'n because we are now F IF A ’s agents officials. phone between March 31 and In San Francisco on Monday, important by 67 percent, and Samuel Langer, 50, of no April 20 said they would be more Selection ideal gift in the U.S. We’ve got a big responsibility.” “Obviously the first instant reaction is relief,” certain address, is charged with delegates to the American Feder­ AlDS by 66 percent. American officials likely to support a candidate who ation of Teachers’ annual conven­ Twenty-four'teams usually contest the final Fricker said. “ The decision is made. After that, I threatening police officers on Twenty-nine percentsaid “ poli­ favored increased federal aid to tion re-elected Albert Shanker for Fourth of July stages of the World Cup and the U.S. delegation guess the next thing is ’What’s next?’ ” June 22, The officers said they ticians and public officials not learned their lesson pubiic schools. unopposed to his eighth two-year presented an 18-stadium project to the F IF A “The vote I believe pretty much went along 9 doing enough to provide neces­ were patroling Broad Street and panel. party lines,” said Paul Stiehl, director of USA Those were among the findings term as president of the 677,000- sary funding” is the chief obsta­ West Middle Turnpike at the time Bv Robert Millword Officials stressed they were not the final By The Associated Press World Cup ’94. the arm of the USSF established to of an annual survey of public member union. cle to school reform. Get to the heart of the incident. The Associated Press stadiums to be selected and that no decision had handle the American bid. Langer was charged with of the problem. been taken on where the World Cup final would he U.S. soccer officials say the lessons they Stiehl said he thought the Arabic and Asian threatening and held on $10,000 ZURICH, Switzerland — Move over NFL. Make held. learned five years ago were pivotal in landing the members of the committee voted for Morocco, bond. He was scheduled to appear Crafts jury resumes deliberation Nearly 20 milliqn Americans are unaware they way NBA. Stand aside NHL. The World Cup. But the list included the 103,000-seat Rose Bowl 1994 World Cup. while most of the European and CONCACAF in court Tuesday morning, police have high blood pressure since the disease has no soccer’s and the world’s biggest tournament, is in Pasadena, Calif., the Los Angeles Coliseum — a The United States was awarded the month-long. (Confederation of North. Central American and said. NEW LONDON (AP) - The to allow Maskell time to recuper­ Her husband, a pilot for East­ symptoms. Millions more do not use the medication heading full steam for the United States. site for the 1984 Olympics — the Oranjge Bowl and 52-game tournament by the Federation Internati­ Carribbeah Federations — the regional division to ju ry in the Richard Crafts ate from head injuries. ern Airlines, was arrested in and diet that are necessary to control this disease. The competition that gave the world Pole and Joe Robbie stadiums in Miami and John F. onale de Football Association (F IF A ) Monday, which the United States belongs) voted for the Man faces assault, murder trial, spared holiday Mrs. Crafts, a 39-year-old ste­ January 1987 and charged with Diego Maradona will be staged on American soil Kennedy Stadium in Philadelphia. winning out over Brazil and Morocco. F IF A ’s United States. weekend meetings because a wardess for Pan American World her murder after body parts were These people risk heart attacks, strokes and kidney in 1994. Television rights also remain to be decided, executive committee, in a secret ballot, gave the disorders. “The announcement was a little anti- burglary charges juror was in an automobile Airline and mother of three young found by state police on the banks The Executive Committee of FIFA, soccer’s Fricker said, adding he believed the event would United States 10 votes, Morocco seven and Brazil climactic,” Stiehl said. “ I felt very comfortable accident, resumed deliberations children, was last seen on Nov. 18, world governing body, met Monday to decide the A 20-year-old man was arrested of the Housatonic River in Protect yourself...start with a simple check. be covered by a consortium rather than one host two. from the time we handed in the bid last today in New London Superior 1986. Southbury. venue and voted in favor of a bid by the United on a warrant Friday in connec­ broadcaster. In 1983, the United States was unceremoniously September. I had time to review our bid and I Court. States Soccer Federation. tion with a domestic dispute in Wednesday, July 6, 1988 The 1986 final in Mexico City’s Aztec Stadium rebuked when it bid for the 1986 World Cup. thought ‘How could anyone rationally not select Crafts, 50, of Newtown is It was the ideal Fourth of July present for a early June, police said. was watched by an estimated world-wide Colombia had pulled out after initially being us.’ accused of kiliing his Danish-bom 11:00 am - 5:00 pm nation that had remained something of a Jason Anthony Furrow of no audience of 580 million. awarded the tournament and the United States, "M y only concern was we still had time to screw wife, Helie Crafts, by unknown spectator when it came to the world’s most Following the success of the soccer competition Brazil and Mexico all submitted bids. Mexico was certain address was charged 340 Main Streot (comer or Haynes St.) it up.” means and disposing of her body popular sport. selected while the United States was turned away, Friday with third-degree bur­ at the Los Angeles Olympics, U.S. officials are The USSF delegation of about 40 arrived in with a chain saw and rented Manchester • 649-1025 'The USSF fought off challenges from Brazil and counting on another money maker a decade later with its bid being called a “ nice touristic glary, third-degree assault and Zurich last ’Tuesday and made its final presenta­ wood-chipping machine. In cooperation with Manchester Memorial Hospital Morocco in a close vote among F IF A ’s 21-member especially since the United States, as host nation, document.” risk of injury to a minor, police tion to the FIF A executive committee — including committee. automatically qualifies. This time, the USSF learned from its mistakes said. The trial lasted 53 days and the a videotaped message from President Reagan. Brazil, whose two members on the committee The^last World Cup grossed about $96 million and altered its approach. Police said that Furrow is jury began deliberating on June PATRIOTS PARK “ Ali 21 men (of the executive committee) were unable to vote, had two supporters, Morocco "They seemed very pleased with our attitude 23, spending much time rehear­ AT COVENTRY LAKE and the projected figure for the next event, being listened very attentively toevery detail,” Fricker charged with punching his had seven and the United States polled 10 votes. and approach,” U.S. Soccer Federation president ing testimony. Judge Barry A SUMMER RECREATION PROGRAM FOR AGES 6-13 staged in Italy in 1990, is $150 million. said. "That surprised them. They thought we former girlfriend the night of USSF president Werner Fricker said he was But Fricker is more concerned about how the Werner Fricker said. "We did it very low-key, Schalier told the jurors last were coming in here with some big showtime June 3 and taking her baby. Q P f v I C T P Q • Session I — July 11 - July 22 “ relieved” the waiting was all over. event will boost soccer in the United States. very organized, black and white, no frills. They Friday that he would require presentation.” Police said they found the baby • Session II - July 25 - Aug. 5 “ But now the game’s just beginning,” he said. “ The World Cup will give us a clearly defined were not expecting that from us.” on June at the home of a them to meet Saturday and Fricker said F IF A had been made aware of 4 • Session III — Aug. 8 - Aug. 18 “ There is a monumental task ahead.” goal,” he said. “ It will give us an opportunity to Harry Cavan, the F IF A vice president who possibly through the July Fourth N U W II VALUABLE COUPON • CLIP & SW " “ presentations Los Angeles and Anchorage, Chestnut Street woman, and the Fricker said he and his officials had to analyze, develop a major national professional league announced the decision, said, “ I noticed the U.S. infant was returned to the weekend. ONLY *95 PER SESSION Alaska, had made to the International Olympic plan and program something that had never been system.” delegation in its presentation used the word Committee to host the Olympic Games. Those mother. • Swim Instruction • Roller Skating • Arts & Crafts • Special Events Juror Warren Maskell, 47, of 25% OFF handled in the United States before. Fricker said he hoped to see a league open up ‘football.’I was quite happy about that because I presentations were much more elaborate. Furrow was charged and pres­ e AM - 4 PM RAIN OR SHINE ALL MEDICINE SHOPPE BRAND VITAMINS A MINERALS Preston was injured about 5:30 “ Don’t ask me how much it's going to cost some time later this year and a three-tier system have been trying for years to get them to do that.” The total cost for producing the U.S. bid was ented in court Friday. His case Limited Busing with Pickup* In Bolton, Manifleld & tWIIIImantIc p.m. Friday when his pickup COUPON because I ’ve never been involved in staging a from youth to national level in full operation by After the vote was announce, relief rather than approximately $1.4 million over the last 14iA was continued to this Friday and For Registration Forma or More Information Call 423-4534 UM IT ONE truck struck a pole on Route 32 EXPIRES COUPON World Cup,” he said. “ We will be doing this on the eariy 1990s. elation was the main emotion expressed by U.S. months. But the bids to the IOC were much larger. bond was set at $1,000, a clerk at and flipped over. Schalier ad­ PER FAMILY Superior Court said. journed deliberations jjntil today Windham Regional Conimuiut>’ Council H — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 5, 1988 — » IN B R IE F U.S. boxing trials ^ Rare events for Bosox By Doug Tucker "A thing of beauty,” the Boston Greenwell also reached base Solecki cops TA C title The Associated Press outfielder said with a smile."lt four times with two singles a highly competitive wasn’t hit well." Evans alsohad a double and walk. KANSAS CITY. Mo. - The triple and a single and Wade Joseph Solecki won the Connecticut TA C night was alive with rare and Boggs, who had an inside-the- Clemens, 12-5, became the decathion channpionship Sunday at Pete By Tim Dqhlberg nent,” will meet July 16-17 in Las unusual baseball events. park home run here Saturday second pitcher in the American , Wigren Track, ^ ie c k i’s winning totai was The Associated Press Vegas in the U.S. Olympic ■ There was a triple play . . a night, had two doubles and two League this season to win 12 5667 points. Brian O ’Loughiin, a 1988 Box-Off that will decide the final check-swing home run ... a singles. games. But he saw his string of Manchester High graduate representing . CONCORD, Calif. - Ninety-six team. four-hit game for one player...an " I imagine the sun had some­ scoreless innings against Kansas the Silk City Striders, placed second with boxers, including three reigning U.S. boxers are coming off a inslde-the-park home run for thing to do with it,” Evans said of City stopped at 31 and two-thirds 5293 points. Mike Sparse took third with world champions, began compet­ string of recent impressive per­ another. his home run. “ It was one of those when George Brett drove in two 5278 points. Solecki won four of the 10 ing today for spots on the 1988 U.S. formances. including a 11-1 vic­ What’s more, for the first time Astroturf hits. It bounced over his runs with a bases-loaded single in events. Olympic boxing team. tory over boxers from Poland) in more than two years, the head and kept going. The ball the third. Clemens, relieved The two-day competition began on 'The Olympic Trials promises to Yugoslavia and Hungary last Royals scored a run off Roger wasn’t easy to see. I did check my starting the eighth by Bob Stan­ Saturday. be the most competitive tourna­ month In the Las Vegas Sports Clemens. swing. So, like I said, itwasoneof ley, gave up nine hits through ment in recent history, with no Festival. "It was a strange game from those things of beauty.” eight innings, struck out eight and did not walk a man. clear-cut favorite in several of the The team has had to rebound the first inning on.” Kansas City A crowd of 40,804, the biggest in Sharp wins Lime Rock 12 weight divisions. from a poor outing last August at Manager John Wathan said of Royals Stadium in three years, He also continued his mastery "This is going to be one of the the Pan Am Games, where Banks Boston’s 9-2 triumph Monday saw the first triple play the Red in foreign stadiums. Away from L A K E V IL L E — Scott Sharp drove his most interesting Olympic Trials won the only American gold night. " It had a little of every­ Sox have hit into since 1965. In the Fenway Park, the two-time Cy Planter’s Nissan 300-SX Turbo to an we’ve had in some time,” pre­ medal compared with 10 by the thing — nothing good for us.” fourth inning, Mike Greenwell Young Award winner stands 9-0. 11-second victory in the Sports Car Club of dicted Tom Coulter, an assistant powerful Cuban squad. The Red Sox made it clear from was on second, Ellis Burks was on " I go out there and try to win America national division race. coach. " I can’t even guess who “ I think we have some fine) the start they were out to avoid a first and Jim Rice was at the plate every gome I pitch,” said Cle­ Sharp’s victory Monday in the 30-lap wins in any of the weight outstanding talent," said Pat- four-game sweep. Wade Boggs facing Rick Anderson. Rice hit a mens, 8-1 lifetime against Kansas race at Lime Rock Park came after classes.” Nappi, the 1984 Olympic coach, " t dbubled leading off the night and sinking liner into shallow; center- City. ‘T v e been very fortunate second-place finisher Rick Bell Two of the favorites, world think we’re going to come out came home when Dwight Evans field as the runners took off. and had good stuff on the road experienced engine problems. champions Kelcie Banks and with a real good team for the circled the bases with the first Charging full speed, Wilson every time this year. " I haven’t Kenneth Gould, will be trying to Olympics.” inside-the-park home run of his made a shoestring catch and Bell.^riving a Mecca IROC Camaro led made the pitches I ’d like to at get back on the mark after upset The U.S. team is ranked second 16-year career. flipped the ball to Frank White to from the pole with Sharp tucked in behind home this year. That’s the only losses in April’s U.S. Amateur internationally behind Cuba, Facing Ted Power. 4-2, Evans force Greenwell. Burks was still until mid-race. A burned sparkplug wire difference.” Championships. which has announced plans to seemed to check his swing, but about 10 feet from the first base dropped the motor in Bell’s car to seven AP photo His last appearance in Kansas Banks, the 1987 Pan American boycott the Summer Olympicsr popped a high fly ball into short bag when White fired the ball to City in May had seen Clemens Cylinders allowing Sharp to take the lead Games gold medalist at 125 But the presence of the Soviet ^ right field. Danny Tartabull, George Brett to complete the for good. I’LL BE BACK — Disappointment seems to have faded as former strike out a Royals-record 16 pounds, lost a 3-2 decision to Carl Union and East Germany teams apparently having difficulty see- third triple play in Royals’ batters. "It feels just great,’’ Sharp said. "Rick Wimbledon champion Chris Evert and her fiance, American skier Andy Daniels in the amateur, while will make it difficult, if not ihg the ball in the fading sunlight, history. "Clemens was not quite as really had me concerned. He was faster Miils, share an umbreila on departure from London’s Heathrow Airport Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald Gould was disqualified for a low impossible, for U.S. fighters to let it get behind him. and then the " I knew I had the ball all the sharp as he has been against us than I first thought. But I was closing on SAFE AT SECOND — East Hartford Saturday. Foilowing her defeat by longtime rivai Martina Navratilova in blow with only three seconds left match their 1984 tally of nine gold slick artificial turf took over. The way,” Wilson said. "They might before,” Wathan said. "Wehitthe Post 102 shortstop Rob Stanford holds him when he had his probems and I think I the Wimbledon ladies' semifinal, Evert’s farewell message was, "Hope to in his bout against Tony Robinson medals, one bronze and one ball rolled to the wall as Evans have been surprised, I guess. I ’m ball better against him than we Legion’s Kevin Lawrence, right, is safe at the ball after the late tag . Manchester is could have passed him either way.” see you next year." at 147 pounds. silver. chugged home with home run No. glad we got it because it’s about have before. But what a tough guy second base during iast Wednesday’s at Rockville tonight at 5:45 p.m. at Henry Peter Andrighetti of Torrington finished “ I ’m going for the gold, that’s "It will be hard because of the six. the only thing we did good today. ” to beat.” game with Manchester at Keiiey Field. Park. third after qualifying problems saw him what this is all about,” Gould number of enries this ear,” Nappi start the race in the 28th position. said. "A gold medal is the only said. "But the team will be just as Sharp is the defending national GT-1 Charles tops seniors Little secures Maurler thing I ’ve been focusing on.” good as the 1984 team.” 1 SCCA champion. A third world champion. Darin Besides Banks and Gould, otheC RANCHO M U R IETA . Calif. - Bob C O Q U ITLA M , British Columbia — Sally Allen, skipped the U.S. Amateur favorites in the Trials include KC’s ‘royar flush releases Oulsenherry, Garber Charles shot his third straight 3-under-par Little, who lost a three-stroke lead on the after being knocked out in the Pan light heavyweight Andrew May­ 69 on Monday to win the $350,000 Rancho back nine, sank a 20-foot birdie putt on the Am Games in the first round by nard, Pan Am medalist Michael By Doug Tucker former bullpen ace who ranks showing mercy,” ’ Schuerholz get out of here,” Wilson said. Replacing Quisenberry and breakthrough year in 1980 when Murieta Senior Gold Rush, his third PGA 18th hole Sunday to beat Laura Davies by a Cuba’s Angel Espinosa at 165 Collins at 119poundsand Michael Graf cops Wimbledon The Associated Press fourth all-time with 238 saves. "It said. "They just weren’t using him. He Garber were starting pitcher Ted he had 33 saves. He notched 18 Senior Tour victory of the year. stroke in the $500,000 du Maurier Classic. pounds. He won his way into the Carbajal at 106 pounds. was purely and simply a baseball Quisenberry’s lack of use and wanted to go somewhere where Power, activated from the dis­ saves in the strike-shortened 1981 WIMBLEDON. England - Steffi Graf Charles. 52. birdied three of the final Little, who hadn’t won since 1982, Trials oh an exemption by team The heavyweight and super KANSAS C ITY , Mo. - In this decision. His effectiveness was obvious unhappiness fueled spec­ he was going to be used” abled list, and relief pitcher season, and then hit full stride in won 12 of the last 13 games to capture her eight holes to hold off a charging Gary seemed in control until two bogeys on the officials. heavyweight divisions appear to dge of runaway salaries. Avron just not what it had been, for ulation for almost a year that the Quisenberry signed his unique, Israel Sanchez, brought up from the next four seasons with save third straight Grand Slam title and end Player and finish with a 54-hole total of 207 The winner in each weight be wide open, as well as the 156- back nine opened the door for Davies, the Fogelman seemed to have a whatever reason.” Royals would either trade or complex lifetime contract early the Omaha farm club. totals of 35. 45. 44 and 37. Martina Navratilova’s bid for Wimbledon to earn $52..500. division, and another fighter who and 165-pound divisions, where nq Briton who won the U.S. Open last year. brilliant idea. At the same time, the Royals release him. in the 1985 season and will Garber’s career was spent He had only 12 saves in 1986 and history with a 5-7.6-2,6-1 triumph in the U.S. amateur boxing officiais boxers have emerged as dominat­ But Little’s birdie putt on 18, which The co-owner of the Kansas also released reliever Gene “ I think there is probably a reportedly receive $1.2 million women’s final Saturday. deem his "most worthy oppo­ ing forces. mostly with Philadelphia and eight last year. completed a round of 71 for a 72-hole total City Royals tried to control labor Garber, 40, who has 218 lifetime feeling of a bit of relief in the per year through the 1989 season. Atlanta. He joined the Braves in Graf’s triumph, her 21st straight in Schuerholz said he was aware of 9-under 279. sealed the victory and its costs by turning superstars into saves, most of them in the clubhouse.” Manager John Wa­ The rest of it involves real estate 1978 and stayed with them until that many people point to Quisen- Grand Slam matches this year, avenged a Andretti wins in Cleveland $75,000 top prize. business partners, assuring long­ National League. than said. and other investment properties 1987 when he came to the Royals. berry’s lifetime contract as the loss to Navratilova in last year’s final and C L E V E L A N D — Mario Andretti moved time pCkSonal service at 1985 Thus, in one move, the Royals that Quisenberry shares with He was 0-4 this year with six saves start of his demise kept alive her hopes of becoming the first into the lead when Bobby Rabat fishtailed Namath really works prices. jettisoned players with a com­ However. Quisenberry re­ Fogelman in a partnership and a 3.58 ER A in 26 games. player since Margaret Court in 1970 to slightly with 12 laps to go. then held off Ndaylsenga wins ’tree Willie Wilson and George Brett bined age of 75 and combined mains a popular figure among his arrangement. Lifetime, he is 96-113 with 218 “That’s been said about a sweep tennis’ four major tournaments the were signed to lifetime contracts, save total of 456. Rahal and Danny Sullivan by less than one A TL A N TA — Belgium’s J.P. former teammates. The contract’s total worth has saves and a 3.34 ER A in 931 number of players who have same year. and have remained front-line " I ’m not going to be popping “I hope people around here will second to win the Cleveland Grand Prix Ndayi.senga won the Peachtree Road Race at his football camp been projected as high as $49 games. signed long-term, multiyear con­ It also ended Navratilova’s drive to set Indy-car race on Sunday. players. Brett, batting .331 begin­ any champagne,” said Quisen­ remember him for all that he million, depending on the value of Monday, covering the 10.000-meter course “ Gene was upset. He wants to tracts.” he said. “ I ’d say that in Wimbledon records with a seventh straight HAMDEN (AP) — At the Joe ning this week, is having a berry. who baffled hitters with his accomplished and not take a the real estate and commercial pitch,” Wathan said. Andretti. 48. who survived a brush with a over Atlanta streets in 28 minutes. 17 He said he believes he has only this case I don’t think that is singles title and ninth overall, and made Namath football camp, youngs­ standout season. sidearm sinkerball and pinpoint ‘W hat-ha ve-you-done-for-me- holdings in coming decades. Quisenberry was 0-1 with one wall four laps earlier, passed Rahal on the seconds. missed six days since the camp particularly applicable.” the 19-year-old West German the youngest ters seeking to improve their opened. But Monday, 39 months after he control and hopes to get a chance lately’ kind of attitude.” catcher “This has been a very delicate save and a 3.55 earned run Quisenberry. a former player 68th lap around the 12-turn. 2.48-mile road Two Americans finished behind woman singles champion at Wimlsledon course at Burke Lakefront Airport, then skills on the gridiron get more Although the camp, for youngs­ signed a deal worth possibly $40 somewhere else. “ There is some Jamie Quirk said. "There’s only situation.” Schuerholz said. "Be­ average this year. His lifetime representative, remained a popu­ since 17-year-old Maureen Connolly in Ndayi.senga in the 19th annual than a cameo appearance from ters 8 through 18, has always million, a disgruntled and sadness. So much has happened been three other relievers cause of the complex nature of the statistics, all with the Royals, lar figure with his teammates. benefited from a battle for second between Independence Day race: M arkCurpof 1952. Rahal and pole-winner Sullivan. the former New York Jets quar­ made money, Dockery said his seldom-used Dan Quisenberry here on the field, in the locker better.” contract, all questions (on the include a 51-43 record with 238 “ He’s been kind of like an older Lee’s Summit. Mo . at 28:20; and John terback whose name continues to partner is clearly not in it just for was given his unconditional room and the uniform. But it was " I have a similar situation contract) must be directed to the saves and a 2.55 ERA. brother or even a father figure to Tuttle of nearbv Douglasville. Ga., at be a powerful draw. \ the money. release. obviously over here and I knew it. coming up in 1990.” Brett said. "If commissioner’s office. It is en­ His 45 saves in 1983 established me.” said pitcher Mark Gubicza 28:31. Unlike many other athletic "The bottom line is effective­ It’s been tough since the middle of I’m not helping these guys. I ’m tirely possible that Quiz will get a major-league record and he was Prost cops Grand Prix “Joe could make more in one “ Last year when 1 was struggling Ndaylsenga and Curp pulled away from greats who lend their names to ness." General Manager John 1986.” out of here.” another chance with another named relief pitcher of the year Kristiansen loses 10,000 day doing a promotion or auto­ I talked to him a lot. It’s going to L E C A S TE L L E T. France — Alain Pros! Tuttle before entering Piedmont Park, site sports camps but only make Schuerholz said of the 35-year-old "He told me. ’Thanks for “The big thing is. he wanted to club.” five times, beginning with his graph session at a bank opening be weird not having him around. ” OSLO. Norway — Liz Lynch-McColgan of France won the French Grand Prix. his of the finish, and Ndaylsenga kicked past occasional appearances, Namath or shopping mall than we take in of Britain handed world record-holder 32nd Formula One triumph, in a close his American challenger to win. makes a point of staying at his battle with McLaren-Hqnda teammate camp for the full two weeks. from the camp for two weeks.” - : Ingrid Kristiansen of Norway her "M y plan today was to wait.” , Dockery said. Ayrton Senna Sunday. \ " I didn’t like the idea of just first-ever loss in the 10.000 meters Ndaylsenga .said. " I knew we would play it So why do they keep going? : The victory lengthened Prost’s lead in fronting the camp with other Hot weather warms up Mattingly Saturday night with an easy victory at the in the park” " I love getting away from the: i the drivers’ standings to 54-39 over the people running it.” Namath said. Bislett Games lA A F Mobil Grand Prix The top female finisher was Grete Waltz other things I do for two weeks, . track meet. Brazilian Senna, who finished 31.752 of Norway, who won her fourth Peachtree When he started the camp 17 ARLINGTON. Texas (AP) — was tightening up between the had to keep his concentration.” back to June 4. years ago with John Dockery, a and Joe likes it, too,” Dockery : Lynch-McColgan. who beat Kristiansen seconds behind after battling Pro.st for the with a time of 32; 09. despite a knee injury Don Mattingly was expected to long innings,” Hudson said. Texas starter and loser Charlie Two hitters later Mattingly former Jets teammate, “ that’s said. in a 3.000-meter race at Belfast. Northern lead until the last five laps. which threatened to keep her out of the get hot once the temperature "Starting or relieving, I don’t Hough, 8-8, struck out four in the deposited a Hough knuckleball one of the basic rules John and I Besides teaching football fup: ' Ireland last Monday, was timed in 31 started rising. have any trouble with the first inning, only the eighth time into the right-centerfield stands. agreed upon — the two of us being damentals, the Namath-Dockery; • The New York Yankees adjustment.” that feat has been accomplished minutes, 6.99 seconds. here,” Namath said. camp stresses character build- ! "Th a t’s the worst command of slugger, who started Monday’s Jack Clark went three-for-five. in the American League. The last Other winners included Britain’s Steve Elliott takes Firecracker The majority of kids now ing, Namath said. the knuckler I ’ve had all season” Cram, who Captured the mile in 3; 48.85. game with a .308 ran into the including a two-run homer in the time four strikeouts were re­ Hough said. “ I wasn’t throwing it Benepe wins Western enrolled at the camp not only "Football is not the top priority DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. - Bill Elliott North Texas heat and started seventh, his 18th. as every corded in an inning in the A L was fellow Briton Eamonn Martin in the 10.000 never saw Namath play, they here. It’s an important priority right. I was trying to find my meters and Pa.scal Thiebaut of France in held off Rick Wilson by 18 inches in a OAK BROOK. III. — Peter Jacobsen with a three-run homer in the first Yankee starter scored at least Aug. 2,1987, by Bobby Witt of the . release point and the pitch was ail bumper-rubbing finish Saturday to win the blew a one-stroke lead when he weren’t even bom when he but the overall picture is life in the 5.000. opened it in 1971. inning to start a 13-2 rout of the one run before a crowd of 41.093, Rangers. In the National League over the place.” Firecracker 400 NASCAR stock car race at double-bogeyed the final hole Sunday, general. John and I have talked 1 But the youngsters’ parents Texas Rangers. the second-largest at Arlington the record has been set 11 times. Hough gave up eight runs, six Daytona International Speedway. enabling Jim Benepe to win the Western about this, and I ’ve learned this ' remember his exploits well, and through football, you don’t do It was only his sixth homer of Stadium this season. Rickey Henderson had walked earned, six walks, a wild pitch Elliott, who started 38th in the 42-car Open in his first PGA Tour start. that is one reason why enrollment much on your own. the season, but manager Lou The Yankees remained 2>A to lead off the game and stole and a hit batter in addition to field, did not lead until 23 laps remained in In a wild final-hole sequence that began Manute Bol Is arrested at the camp remains strong. “ Any time you are around a Piniella says Mattingly found the games behind front-running De­ second, the 42nd of the season for striking out six. In six June starts the 400-mile. 160-lap race. Once Elliott got with the players tied for the lead, Benepe troit in the American League N EW CA R R O LLTO N . Md. — Golden Each onc-week session draws an game or sport that involves weather here to his liking. the American League leader and Hough went 4-1 with a 1.26 ERA. his Ford Thunderbird in front, however, he three-putted the'final hole for bogey with State Warriors center Manute Bol was average of 300 to 350 kids. responsibility, it’s going to help "Don likes hitting in this kind of East. 743rd of his career, tying hi m with The three-game series con­ kept it there, beating Wilson’s Oldsmobile Jacobsen watching from the fairway, then arrested and charged with driving while "He is like a Joe DiMaggio. you grow. We try to get the guys to weather and that home run got us "Hudson will be back in the Eddie Collins for sixth on the tinues tonight with Tom m y John Cutlass by less than the length of his hood. watched in disbelief as Jacobsen hit over intoxicated, assault and battery and People will never forget him>, qnderstand by owning up to • off to a good start,” Piniella said. bullpen Friday and we’ll go back all-time list. Henderson hadn’t (6-2) starting for the Yankees the green and into water, then missed a resisting arrest Saturday after an He’ll be locked in time,'”^ said Wesponsibilites out here, it’s going' ] “ He starts to warm up as the to a four-man rotation.” said stolen a base in 12 games, dating against Ray Hayward (4-5). 20-foot putt that would have forced a Dockery of his former teammate early-moming scuffle with Maryland Stale to help you be a better individual' season goes on and we’ve got a lot Piniella. “ He’s a very valuable playoff. and current business partner. all around,” Namath said. Police, an officer said. Clark, Maddux awarded more ball to play.” man. He pitches well out of the The 24-year-old Benepe’s victory was Namath, a member of the Pro The first Namath-Dockery Dallas native Charles Hudson bullpen and he adjusts well to a Bol. traded by Washihgton to Golden NEW YOR K - Will Clark of the San worth $162,000. Football Hall of Fame, continues camp was held in Vermont. The benefited from a 15-hit attack by starting role. He’s in a good Jones’ save streak ends State last month, was stopped about 5; 20 Francisco Giants and Greg Maddux of the to do commercials and Is a former Jets players then moved his teammates as the Yankee groove right now." C L E V E L A N D — Cleveland relief pitcher Doug Jones had his a.m. when an officer observed him driving Chicago Cubs were chosen as National football analyst for N B C-TV . He the camp to the campus of right-hander allowed three hits The Yankees gave Hudson, 6-3, major-league record string of 15 saves in 15 consecutive in a suspicious manner, Sgt. Wendell Cover League Player and Pitcher of the Month. is also involved in a myriad of Reds’ Davis Injured Nichols College, In D udley,. over seven innings. an 8-0 lead after three innings. He appearances snapped Monday when he started the 10th inning said. Clark hit eight homers, drove in 29 runs other projects, but makes sure Mass., where they stayed for six NEW YOR K — Cincinnati center fielder “ It’s especially nice when you allowed two hits over the first five of a tie ballgame against the Oakland Athletics. The state trooper informed Bol that he and slugged .706 for the month, all that each year he is free for the years. They have been at Quinni- Eric Davis suffered a bruised left knee AP photo can comehomeanddowell,"said innings before the Rangers broke Jones had broken the record of 13 straight saves set last year would be charged with driving while league-best figures, and batted .329. football camp. piac College here since 1978. by Philadelphia’s Steve Bedrosian. During his streak, the during a collision in the third inning and Hudson, making his second up the shutout with a pair of runs intoxicated, at which point the 7-foot-7 Bol Maddux won all six of his starts, Indians’ right-hander allowed two runs in 23 2-3 innings. was forced to leave Monday night’s game HOT MATTINGLY — New York Yankees’ Don Mattingly, straight spot start in place of in the sixth. "became argumentative and struck two or allowing 39 hits and 12 earned runs in 48 2-3 He has 19 saves in 21 save opportunities this year and is four against the New York Mets. shown In a file photo, drove in four runs in Monday "When he got the lead he just three troopers before he was subdued and innings, while posting a 2.22 eamed-run Richard Dotson, put on the 15-day saves away from tying the team record of 23 set by Ernie Davis ran into second baseman Jeff Leg injury may end night’s 13-2 win over the Rangers in Arlington, Texas. disabled list on July 1. kept making them put the ball handcuffed," Cover said. average. Camacho in 1984. Treadway, who, along with shortstop Mattingly drilled a three-run homer. "The thing I was worried about into play,” Piniella said. "He just Barry Larkin tried unsuccessfully to catch Kevin McReynolds’ bloop double. Davis Risen Star's career was carried off the field by teammates Leon Durham and Lloyd McClendon. He NEW YORK (AP) — The Kentucky and not run again."‘ fTlTJ I was examined by Mets’ team doctor trainer for Belmont and Prea- Roussel said. Syd makes Thrift-y decisions in Pirate farm system James Parkes and will be evaluated again kness Stakes winner Risen Star Dr. Mike Hauser, who adminis­ says the colt may be unable to tered the test, said the results Tuesday. By Alan Robinson father’s. years managing the Pirates’ And indenendent.independent. He refers to he’s on alcohol.’ But it might be baseball in managers’ offioffices and race again because of an injured were not surprising. Eddie Milner replaced Davis and made a The Associated Press He’s a rookie manager in rookie Florida Instructional League and his father as both "D ad" and something as simple as not being spring training camps. right foreleg. “There is fiber damage right’ diving catch on Darryl Strawberry’s line ball, but just like his 18- and extended spring training teams able to balance his checkbook. "When I was 15. 1 knew 1 now in the suspensory liga­ "Syd" because, he said, “ I have drive that followed McReynolds’ bloop. Louis Roussel III, also the PRINCETON. W.Va. - Gen­ before telling Pirates player What you have to do Is eliminate 'r ments,” Hauser said. "What we 19-year-old players, Jim Thrift trouble when we’re in meetings wanted to play pro ball, but I Milner then singled home the game’s first 3-year old’s co-owner, said he was everything that prohibits their want to see on the 24th is fibrosis eral Manager Syd Thrift didn't has big league ambitions. development director Buzzy saying ‘Dad, this’ or ‘Dad, that.’ ” thought it might be basketball,” run in the fourth inning. unhappy with the results of an development as a player." occurring within the ligament' have to leave home to sign one of "We send our prospects to the Keller he wanted his own club. He’s also young enough to Jim Thrift said. “ I went to the ultrasound test performed late the best prospects in the Pitts­ minor leagues to'learn how to "He never came to me and said easily relate to his players — Jim Thrift was initially reluc­ Five-Star Camp and learned a Sunday night. and that would indicate healing."' 7^ burgh Pirates’ minor league play,” Syd Thrift said. "H e’s in he wanted to manage, but Buzzy their fears, their doubts — but old tant to manage because he feared valuable lesson. I was 6-foot-3, “ We didn't like the outcome. The owners are involved in a' Said Auolta runs today system. the minors learning how to told me he thought he was enough to command their re­ negative reaction from the media but I spent a whole week with There was only minimal heal­ controversy with Eddie Dela-- Thrift believes successful farm manage.” ready,” Syd Thrift said. “ I give might adversely affect his father. Patrick Ewing’s knees in my STOCKHOLM , Sweden — Said Aouita of ing,” said Roussel, who an­ houssaye. Risen Star’s jockey. spect. He’s their friend when he clubs develop not only young " I ’ve been around baseball my Buzzy the credit. I know the The late Pirates manager Danny face. I came back and told my Morocco, who holds the world 1,500-meter nounced Monday that another Delahoussaye believes he is en­ pitches batting practice, their piayers respond to him, that they Murtaugh’s son. Tim . was fired record and three other world marks, heads ultrasound test is scheduled for titled to his standard jockey’s 10. players, but also managers, whole life. When I’d get through boss when he calmly explains to a dad, 'I think I ’ll stick to hitting the the field in track’s blue ribbon event at the July 24. percent cut of Risen Star’s $1 coaches and Instructors. Just as with Little League each summer. like to play for him and respect hitter the importance of not as manager of the Class AAA curveball.” DN Galan lA A F Mobil Grand Prix meet million dollar Triple Crown bonus all players aren’t bom big lea­ I’d fly around the coundry with him.” wasting an at-bat. Charleston (W.Va.) Charlies, and Syd Thrift is confident Keller The dark bay-brown colt appar- Tuesday. payoff. guers, Thrift believes all manag­ m y dad ... I’d be at ballparks all Syd Thrift also proudly points "One of the things you have to former General Manager Hard­ didn’t throw him a curve by antly sustained the injury while Roussel said the bonus is , ers aren’t bora leaders — some of day. I love baseball," Jim Thrift out that one successful major do on this level is help them adjust ing "Pete” Peterson’s hiring of recommending his son’s hiring. Aouita missed almost two months of preparing for the Belmont. different from regular purse them are raised down on the said. "Sure, I have goals. I’d like league manager began his career to being a way from home for their son Rick as a Pirates pitching "(Jim ) is different than me in training early this year to recover from a Roussel and co-owner Ronnie money and that he and Lamarque to be in the big leagues, if not as a at the same age as his son: the first time, being away from mom coach may have hastened his own that he doesn’t have the same broken toe and ankle injuries and didn’t Lamarque have entered a $7 farm. did not have an agreement to give But one Pirates’ minor league manager as a third-base coach. If Pirates’ Jim Leyland. ouster. 1*^ start running hard until May. million syndication deal with and dad and their girlfriend.” temperment," Syd Thrift said. Delahoussaye 10 percent. manager was bora and raised you don’t have goals, don’t have "He has great judgment about Jim Thrift said. “ You have to But Jim Thrift said having a “ He is very calm and level­ AP photo "He expects a time between 3; 33 and Walmac International, a breed­ Risen Star won the'Belmont by with a very familiar last name to desire to succeed, you’d better a player’s ability,” Syd Thrift help them get their phones in so famous father in baseball gave headed; I can get aggravated and 3:44 here, certainly not a world record,” ing farm in Lexington, Ky. Risen 14V< lengths and finished in the: Pittsburgh fans: Thrift. find something else to do.” said. "He has a tremendous they don’t feel alone, even help him unique opportunities that few react very strongly. I’m not said Aouita’s Italian agent Enrico Dionisi. Star will stay at Walmac after his fourth fastest time ever, 2:26.2. FIRST WIN AT HOME — Alain Prost of France, In his McLaren Honda, The manager of the Princeton A former Oakland Athletics’ ability to read and see and other prospective managers had afraid to ask people to help me, Aouita, who was due to arrive late racing career ends and join top Bred by Arthur B. Hancock III them learn how to use the washer raises his arms as he passes the man with the flag, finishing first In farmhand, Jim Thrift began as youngsters. He grew up at the Monday, only has competed five times so stallions Nureyev and Alleged. and the late Leone Peters, Risen - (W.Va.) Pirates of the Appalach­ understand people. He’s only 25, and dryer. he’s independent and would Sunday's French Grand Prix for Formula One cars. Prost, who leads this Kansas City Royals Baseball far this season, including three 1,500-meter "We will review the findings Star has won eight times in 11' ian League, Jim Thrift, 25. is wanting to manage when he but he^doesn’t act 25. He thinks "A player looks lost out there rather do it himself. Grand Prix season, won for the first time In his homeland. races. and decide if Risen Star will run career starts and has yet to finish trying to make a name for himself realized he wouldn’t make the things out before he does them and the fan’s thought process Academy, which his father ran, “ He wants to do It all by again, or we will get a plane to out of the money. in baseball, and not just on his majors as a player. He spent two and he’s very organized." immediately is, ‘He’s on drugs. and spent countless hours talking himself." — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 5, 1988 — 15 SCOREBOARD FOCUS

RsdSoxg.Royilll^ BasebaD win, lose & DREW Major loague leadara ’il BOSTON KANSAS C ITY oBrHM rh M AMERICAN LEAGUE Biweekly mortgage cuts years off interest 1 Boegs3b 5 3 4 3 StIlwII ss 4 0 10 BATTING (236 at bats)— Boggs, Boston, Barrett 2b 4 0 0 0 WWIIsn cf 4 00 0 .359; Winfield, New York, .349; Green- Amarican Laagua atandings DwEvnsrf 4 3 3 3 Capra cf 1000 well, Boston, -344; Puckett, Minnesota, By the Editors Romlnerf 0 0 0 0 Brett 1b 4 0 2 2 .336; Brett, Kansas City, .333. of Consumer Reports biweeklies with a slightly lower rate. for a 15-year, $100,000 mortgage at AH TJm** ROT . (Sreenwl If 4 0 3 1 Trlobll rf 4 00 0 RUNS— Canseco, Oakland, 69; Malltor, The loans are usually issued in 30-year 10.25 percent would run $1,090. Pay­ AMKRICAN LCAOUC Burks cf 5 0 2 2 Tobler rf 0 0 0 0 Milwaukee, 57; Boggs, Boston, 56; Win­ Consumer ■ott DIvWoii Rice dh 50 10 Seltzer3b, 4 0 2 0 field, New York, 55; RHenderson, New terms, even though the actual pay­ ments for a comparable 30-year Bnzngr1b York, 54. If you’re in the market for a new W L ret. OB 4 1 1 0 FWhlte2b^ 4 0 10 ment period depends on the interest mortgage at 10.5 percent interest Detroit (3edmanc 5 2 20 Wellmn3b 0000 RBI— Canseco, Oakland, 64; Greenwell, house — or just a new mortgage — Reports 49 30 .«20 — SOwten ss Boston, 64; Puckett, Minnesota, 62; Win­ rate. The higher the interest rate, the would be $915. New York 47 33 .sn 7'fy 3 0 10 B Jacksn If 4 00 0 you’re in luck. Interest rates are Boston Bucknrdh 4 12 0 field, New York, 62; DwEvans, Boston, larger the monthly payments and the 40 37 .519 8 61. reasonable, and banks are eager to Another mortgage option is the Cleveland 42 39 .519 8 Mocforlnc 4 13 0 greater the impact of the biweekly Tetals 19 917 9 Totals 17 111 2 HITS— Puckett, Minnesota, 109; Lan- lend. convertible mortgage, often called a Milwaukee 39 42 .481 11 sford, Oakland, 108; Boggs, Boston, 101; slashes years off the total interest payment schedule. For example, if Toronto 39 44 .470 12 Brett, Kansas City, 101; Winfield, New But the editors at Consumer Re­ reduction option or rate-improvement Baltimore 24 57 .298 • « » » « " 118 IK 180-9 expense. All loans are amortized in you take out a biweekly mortgage at 26 Kansas City OH 8H 880-1 York, 99. ports recommended that you take a loan. This loan gives the borrower a West DIvIslen DOUBLES— Brett, Kansas City, 28; equal payments, but the proportion of 10 percent interest, you would pay off W L Pet. OB Game Winning RBI — DwEyans (8). look at some new mortgage options one-time option to lock in a lower Ooklond DP— Boston 1, Kansas City 1. Triple Boggs, Boston, 23; Gladden, Minnesota, interest to principal is highest with the the loan in 21 years instead of 30 years. 52 29 .642 23; Ray, California, 23; Gruber, Toronto, before you reach for the usual 30-year, interest rate, usually at any point MInnesoto 45 34 .570 6 Play— Konsas CIW 1. LOB— Boston 10, Kansas City Kons«Clty9.2B— Baoos2,RIce,Greenwell. 22. first payment, gradually disappear­ A 10-, 15-or20-year mortgage is also between the second with fifth year. 43 38 .531 9 TRIPLES— Reynolds, Seattle, 7; Wilson, fixed-rate mortgage. These promise Texas 38 42 .475 13>/<» S B ^u ik s, DwEvans. HR— DwEyans ing until the final payment is almost economically attractive, if you can Convertible mortgages offer a Chicaoo (6). SB— Boggs (2). 5— Barrett, SOwen. Kansas City, 7; Yount, Milwaukee, 7; to take some of the wdrry out of 37 43 .463 M’/i (tagne, Minnesota, 5; 7 are tied with 4. all principal. The extra month’s afford to make the higher monthly variety of advantages over usual California 36 45 .444 16 fluctuating interest rates and can Seattle IP H R ER BB SO HOME RUNS— Canseco, Oakland, 23; payment every year reduces the payments. These shorter-term mort­ methods of refinancing. Converting is 32 SO .390 20'/i Boston JCIark, New York, 18; (taettl, Minnesota, save you thousands of dollars in Monday’s Oomes principal faster, cutting the amount of gages are just like the 30-year loans, much cheaper, and it’s simpler, since AP photo Oakland 4 Cleveland I 16 Innings Clemens W,12-5 8 17; Snyder, Cleveland, 17; (tarter, Cleve­ interest expense over the life of the Detroit 5, Seattle 3 > Stanley 1 land, 16; Hrbek, Minnesota, 16. loan.' interest due. If you took out a $100,000 except that they usually have slightly you avoid most of the paperwork. The Kansas City STOLEN BASES— RHenderson, New biweekly mortgage instead of a lower interest rates. A FIRST — Superstar singer and now Chlcoga 5. Baltimore 1 Pow«r L6-2 York, 42; Pettis, Detroit, 33; Molltor, Mil­ One possibility to consider is a option can usually be exercised only if ~ Minnesota 3, Milwaukee 1 2 regular 30-year mortgage at 10.5 Speeding up the payoff works the stage actress Madonna joined host David California 11, Toronta 6 RAndeson 4 waukee, 25; Canseco, Oakland, 22; Mose- biweekly mortgage. With this option, the lender’s mortgage-interest rate Gleoton 3 by, Toronto, 20; Redus, Chicogo, 20. percent interest, you could save same for short-term mortgages as it J Boston 9, Kansas City 2 you pay half the monthly amount drops at least two percentage points Letterman and comedian Sarah Bernh­ New York 13, Texos 2 HBP— StIllwwII by Clemens. PITCHING (8 decisions)— Viola, Min­ does for the biweeklies. You may save Umpires— Home, Fbrd; Rrst, Reed; nesota, 13-2, .867, 2.33; Russell, Texas, 7- every two weeks instead of one whole nearly $86,000 in interest over the life below the original rate on your loan. ard for the taping of "Late Night with Tuesday's Oomes Second, Scott; Third, HIrschbeck. 2, .778, 3.24; Hurst, Boston, 9-3, .750, 4.44; of the loan. tens of thousands of dollars in interest Oakland (Stewart 11.6 and BordI (M)) at payment each month. The biweekly You can lock in a new rate and your David Letterman" in NBC Studios Friday. Cleveland (Balles 6-7 and Rodriguez ci-l), T— 3:21. A— 40,804. John, New York, 6-2, .750, 3.32; Robinson, over the life of the loan. monthly payment drops for the 2, 5:05 p.m. Detroit, 93, .750, 3.13. schedule means you end up making 26 While interest rates for biweekiy Although you’ll pay more each Modonna’s first appearance on the show ‘Trout 3-4) at Detroit (Terrell 3- STRIKEOUTS— Clemens, Boston, 171; payments, the equivalent of 13 mortgages are usually comparable to reminder of the loan’s term. In most 5), 7:35 p.m. Yankaas13.Rangara2 Langston, Seattle, 127; (tazman, Texas, month with a shorter loan, the cases, all you have to do is contact the was a surprise addition tothecelebration Collfomla (Witt 68) at Toronto (Key 3- 104; Hough, Texas, 102; Viola, MInnesoto, monthly payments in a year. the rates for standard 30-year, fixed- difference may not be as much as 1), 7:35 p.m. 99. That one extra month’s payment rate mortgages, some banks offer lender and pay a processing or of the series’ 1,000th taping. Boston (Gardner 2-1) at MInnesoto NEW YORK TEXAS you’d think. The monthly payments conversion fee. (Tollyer 0-1), 8:05 p.m. o b rh M R irhb l NATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore (Bautista 38) at (Ttlcago RHndsn If 2200 Brower If 3 10 0 BATTING (236 at bats)— (talarraga, Cruz If 1 0 0 0 Fletchr ss Montreal, .345; GPerry, Atlanto, .332; U (LaPoint 68), 8:W p.m. 3 13 0 Milwaukee (BIrkbeck 2-5) ot Kansas Wshgtn cf 5 12 2 Garbey 3b 10 0 0 National Laagua results McGee, St. Louis, .319; Palmeiro, Chi­ City (Bannister 8-6), 8:35 p.m. Mtngly 1b 6 2 2 4 Sierra rf 200 1 Expos 7. Astros 4 Dodgers S, Cardinals 3 cago, .315; Sabo, Cincinnati, .308. New York (John 62) ot Texas (Hoy- JCIark dh 6 13 3 Steels rf 10 0 0 RUNS— (talarraga, Montreal, t2; Bonds, Teachers violate federal law PEOPLE Winfield rf 3 11 0 OBrIen 1b Pittsburgh, 61; Butler, San Francisco, 57; word 65), 8:35 p.m. 3 0 0 1 MONTREAL HOUSTON _ Wednesday's (Somes Buhner rf 1110 Parrish dh 3 0 0 0 RedsS.MatsI STLOUIS LOS ANGELS Strawberry, New York, 57; Gibson, Los Pglrulo 3b 6 12 1 Petralll c ab r h bl O brhbl abrhbl obrhbl Angeles, 56. Dr. Gott Oakland ot Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. 3 0 0 0 ONIxon If 5 0 11 G Young cf 5 0 11 Seattle at Detroit, 7:35 p.m. Slought c 4 11 0 Espy cf 3 00 0 Coleman If 5 110 Sax2b 4 12 0 RBI— Clark, San Francisco, 62; GDavIs, McCartney visits Engiand Rndiph 2b 4 12 1 Kunkel 3b CINCINNATI NEW YORK Wlnghm cf 4 111 BHatchr If 5 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 13 1 Andesn ss 3 2 10 Houston, 59; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, 57; Von- California at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. 3 0 0 0 (jolarrg 1b 5 3 4 0 Doran 2b 3 110 Peter Gott, M.D. Boston at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. Santana ss 3 1 1 0 Wtikrsn 2b 3 00 0 ab r h bl o b rh b l McGee cf 5 12 0 Gibson If 3 12 3 Slyke, Pittsburgh, 55; Strawberry, New when posting students’ grades LIVERPOOL, England — Pop star Paul Mechm ss 1100 Larkin ss 4 0 10 Oykstro cf 4 0 10 Webster rf 5 13 1 GDayls 1b 4 14 2 Brnnsky rf 3 0 0 0 AAarshal rf 2 0 0 0 York, S3. Baltimore at Chicogo, 8:30 p.m. Wallach 3b 5 0 3 3 Bass rf 3 0 0 0 Milwaukee at Kansas City, 8:35 p.m. Tetals 4111 IS II Tetals IS 2 1 2 Sabo 3b 4 110 Bckmn 2b 3 0 2 0 Pndltnlb 4 0 0 1 Shelbyct 4 0 12 H I T S— (talarraga, Montreal, 112; McCartney and his wife, Linda, returned to his Daniels If 2 2 0 0 McRyIds If 4 0 10 Foley 2b 3 0 0 0 Bell 3b 4 0 10 TPena c 2 0 0 1 Hamlin 3b 4 0 0 0 McGee, St. Louis, 109; Palmeiro, Chicago, New York at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Santoyen c 4 12 1 Romlrzss DEAR childhood home in northern England to film L NewYerfc m 010 211— 13 ONelll rf 4 0 10 Strwbry rf 3 0 0 0 4 110 MFtzgl 1b 4 0 0 0 Stubbs 1b 3 0 0 0 102; Coleman, St. Louis, 97; (tawson, Chi­ releasing any information about Texas OK SR 800-2 EDavIs cf 1 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 3 10 0 RIyeross 5 11 0 Blggloc 4 12 0 Oauend 2b 3 0 2 0 Dempsyc 3 0 0 0 cago, 95. ABBY: You re- any student without written per­ guest roles for a TV comedy series. Game Winning RBI — Mattingly (6). Milner cf 2 2 2 1 Carter c 4 0 10 Martinez p 2 0 0 0 Darwin p 10 0 1 Tudorp 3 0 0 0 Kruegerp 0 0 0 0 DOUBLES—Sabo, Cincinnati, 30; Galar­ cently pub­ The British Broadcasting Corp. series is E— Brower, Espy. LOB— New York 11, Esasky 1b 3 0 2 3 Mogadn 1b 4 0 11 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 Medws ph 10 0 0 Holton p 10 0 0 raga, Montreal, 26; Hayes, Philadelphia, mission. (The exception is for the National Laagua atandings Texas 3. 2B— Randolph, Fletcher 2, BDIaz c 4 0 0 0 Elster ss 3 0 0 0 Nettles ph 1 0 0 0 Camach p 0 0 0 0 MIDovs ph 10 0 0 26; Bream, Pittsburgh, 24; Polmeiro, Chi­ lished a letter release of certain “directory” being shot on Elswick Street near the Mersey Slought, Pogllarulo. HR— Mottingly (6), Tredwy 2b 4 0 10 Mazzllll ph 10 0 0 Porrett p 0 0 0 0 Puhl ph 100 0 APena p 0 0 0 0 cago, 24. from a parent information. Most states have River, where one of the former Beetle’s JCIark (18). SB— RHenderson (42). SF— RIlop 3 0 0 0 Cone p 10 0 0 Andersnp 0 0 0 0 J(tanzlzph 1110 TRIPLES— VanSlyke, Pittsburgh, 12; Dear Abby East Division Randolph, Sierra, OBrIen. Franco p 0 0 0 0 Sasser ph 10 0 0 CRnIds ph 10 0 0 Belcher p 0 0 0 0 Coleman, St. Louis, 9; Raines, Montreal, Finding cause who had at­ similar laws in addition.) childhood friends used to live. w L Pet. OB IP H R ER BB SO Walter p 0 0 0 0 Totals 39 7 15 7 Totals 16 410 4 Totals 31 3 8 1 Totals 29 5 7 5 6; Samuel, Philadelphia, 6; 5 are tied tended an open I find that most teachers and “I used to come here and go sunbathing in New York 52 30 .634 New Yerk Leach p 0 0 0 0 with 5. Abigail Van Buren Chicago 44 36 .550 7 Hudson W,63 7 Totals Montreal lOO K1 011— 7 StLoulS 003 000 house at her many administrpfnrc a m not the back yard at number 45 because my mate Pittsburgh 11 5 8 4 Totals 11 1 6 1 HOME RUNS— Strawberry, New York, 44 37 .543 7«/a Stoddard 2 Houston 001 OK 001— 4 Los Angeles igo 200 Ox— 5 20; Clark, San Francisco, 19; (talarraga, daughter’s aware of the provisions of this Ian James used to live there,” McCartney said Montreol 40 41 .494 11 Vj Texas Cincinnati ooo 20 001— 5 Game Winning RBI — Webster (2). Game Winning RBI — Shelby (6). Montreal, 19; GOovIs, Houston, 18; Bo­ of bad breath school where St. Louis 38 43 .469 13>/2 Hough L,88 22-3 New York ooo 000 001— 1 DP— Houston 1. LOB— Montreal 10, LOB— StLouls 11, Los Angeles 4. 2B— nilla, Pittsburgh, 17. important statute, and do not Monday. Philadelphia 35 44 .443 15'/2 Voughn 31-3 Game Winning RBI — Milner (1). Houston 7. 2B— Wallach 2, GDavIs, (kilar- OSmltti, Gibson, J(tanzalez. HR— Gibson STOLEN BASES— Coleman, St. Louis, an English realize that they should not The McCartneys, in Liverpool for the first West Division AAohorcIc 2 DP— Cincinnati 1, New York 1. LOB— raix), Ramirez. 3B— Blgglo, GYoung. (15). ^ — OSmIth 2 (27), Brunansky (10), 45; GYoung, Houston, 44; OSmIth, St. DEAR DR. GOTT: My kids tell me my breath is so teacher had w L Pet. OB Wlllloms 1 Cincinnati 4, New York 7. 2B— (Tykstra, HR— GDavIs (18), SB— Webster 2 (12), Sax (20), Coleman 2 (45), McGee (26). Louis, 27; Mcltae, St. Louis, 26; Larkin, discuss students with anyone who time in four years, will play themselves in the Los Angeles 46 33 .582 HBP— Washington by Hough. WP— McReynolds. Sabo, ONelll. SB— Larkin Blgglo (3), ONIxon (13). S— Martinez. S— Anderson, Gibson, Tudor. SF— TPena. Cincinnati, 24; Sabo, Cincinnati, 24. bad it smells rotten. I’m mid-50s and have gas posted all the students’ names violates federal law? does not have a right to informa­ comedy series about an unemployed Liverpool Son Francisco 41 39 .513 5'/2 Hough, Mohorcic. PB— Petralll a Espy. (24), Daniels (13), Milner (2), HJohnson SF— Santovenlo. IP H R ER BB SO PITCHING (8 decisions)— GModdux, frequently. I do have one kidney which does not and their grades for public tion according to the law, or Houston 41 41 .500 6V2 Umpires— Home, Brinkman; First, (16). S— Backman, Rllo. SF— Esasky. IP H R ER BB SO StLouls Chicago, 14-3, .824, 2.09; Cone, New York, The Family Educational family. ► Cincinnati 38 43 .469 9 Kolser; Second, Welke; Third, Merrill. IP H R ER BB SO Montreal Tudor L4-3 7 5 5 2 3 9-2, .818, 2.35; Hershlser, Los Angeles, 12- function properly because of a childhood infection viewing. Rights and Privacy Act, com­ without written permission of the San Diego 37 46 .446 11 Martinez W,87 Los Angeles 3, .800, 2.38; Knepper, Houston, 8-2, .800, My other kidney is functioning well, but is swollen to parent (or the student if he or she Atlanta 28 51 .354 18 T— 3:11. A— 41,093. 8 2-3 McGffgan Krueger 21-3 2.50; Scott, Houston, 8-2, .800, 2.96. monly known as the Buckley Monday's Games 1-3 Parrett S,6 Holton 2 2-3 STRIKEOUTS— Ryan, Houston, 125; De­ a larger size. What can you recommend? You were correct to say that it Amendment (giving credit to its is old enough). Refugee hospital sought Chicago 3, San Francisco 2 Houston APeno W,3-3 3 Leon, St. Louis, 102; Scott, Houston, 102; was improper as well as cruel, author), forbids educational in- NANCY HABLUTZEL, Atlonta 7, Philadelphia 0 7 Darwin L,38 Belcher S,3 Camacho 1 (taoden. New York, 96; Cone, New York, but did you know that it also stitutions at any level from KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia — Academy Cincinnati 5, New York 1 TlgersS,Marlnars3 1 HBP— Pendleton by Krueger. BK— Hol­ 95. Ph D., J.D., CHICAGO Los Angeles 5, St. Louis 3 1 Andersen ton. DEAR READER: Hilitosis can be due to disease award-winning actor Dr. Haing S. Ngor is Montreal 7, Houston 4 , Valter pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. BK— Martinez 3. Umpires— Home, Williams; First, Hol- (such as renal failure or liver ailments), to dental seeking support to establish a hospital for San Diego 4, Pittsburgh 3, 10 Innings Umpires— Home, Froemmlng; Rrst, DEAR DR. HABLUTZEL: Add SEATTLE DETROIT WP— Cone. BK— Cone. llon; Second, Runge; Third, Engel. a Tuesday's Gomes ab r h bl o b rh b l Umpires— Home, RIppley; First, Oovld- Davis; Second, Darling; Third, Toto. T — 2:48. A— 44,855. problems (abscesses or periodontal disease) or to ^ ■» ■ my name to the list of those who refugees at the Thai-Cambodian border. Cincinnati (Browning 7-3) at New York Reynids 2b 4 11 0 Pettis cf 4 0 11 son; Second, Harvey; Third, Pulll. T — 2:58. A— 15,130. Golf the regular ingestion of certain foods (such as l , # a t a B a n k were not aware of the above Ngor, who was a physician before he fled (Oleda 66), 7:35 p.m. Quinnsdh 3 0 10 Nokesc 4 12 1 T — 2:34. A— 46,609. garlic). Philadelphia (Maddux 2-0) at Atlanta Phelps ph 0 0 0 0 Sheridan If 4 111 mentioned statute. Thank you for Cambodia in 1979, said Monday that he .(Gloyine 3-9), 7:40 p.m. Hengel ph 1 0 0 0 DaEvns 1b 4 12 1 Cubs 3. Slants 2 Ordinarily, maldigestion and intestinal gas do not educating me and countless oth­ already had the money and the medical staff Montreal (Holman 1-1) at Houston (An- Brantley If 3 11 0 Salazar ss 4 0 0 0 Braves 7. Phillies 0 Tallwood (fcilar 06), 8:35 p.m.' cause bad breath. I think that you should begin your ers. Teachers, take a lesson. for the project, and that the only thing Balbonllb 4011 Brixnndh 3 00 0 CHICAOO Pittsburgh (Walk 86) at Son Diego GWIIson rf 3 0 0 1 Lemon rf Padres 4, Pirates 3 SAN FRAN TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross-Jim investigation with a thorough dental examination. 3 111 PHILA ATLANTA O brhbl o b rh b l Bldwell-Rov Bell 67, Stan Domlan-NIck delaying the hospital was approval from the (Jones 67), 10:05 p.m. Presley 3b 2 0 0 0 Brokns 3b 2 110 DMrtnz cf Your dentist may be able to pinpoint the source of St. Louis (Cox 2-3) ot Los Angeles Cottocf 4 121Wlwndr2b O brhbl O brhbl 5 1 1 2 Butler cf 3 0 12 Pahoulls 69, Auggle LInk-Steve DEAR ABBY: Can you stand Thai government. 3 00 0 PITTSBURGH SAN DIEGO Samuel 3b 4 0 0 0 (kmt 2b 4 0 0 0 Polmelr If 4 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 4 00 0 Schachner69, Greg Berger-Cralg Phil­ your problem. In addition, because of your history (Hershlser 12-3), 10:35 p.m. Chicago Voile c 3 0 0 0 Barrett 2b Dawson rf POPULAR MAGAZINES one more letter about original He told a news conference that after his visit (Schlraldl 4-6) at San Francisco (Mulhol- Bradly ph 10 0 0 ab r h bl ab r h bl 3 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 111 3 0 10 Clark 1b 2 0 10 lips 69. Net-MIke Guldo-Dove Rutz 57, of a malfunctioning kidney, you should check with lond (M)), 10:35 p.m. RReyIds If 5 0 0 0 Wynne cf 5 0 10 CJames rf 4 0 2 0 GPerry lb 3 2 10 Sndbrg 2b 4 0 10 Mitchell If 3 0 0 0 Pete Wrobel-Ray Demers 58, Frank works of art given by the artist to here he would spend two weeks in Thailand MDIoz ss 4 0 10 Lind 2b Hayes 1b Grace 1b Wednesday's Games Tetals » 1 7 1 Totals 4 2 2 1 RAIomr2b 5 2 2 0 2 0 10 DMrphyrf 3 2 2 3 4 0 10 MIdndorf 10 0 0 Schultz-MIke Guido 58, Mott Nowak- your doctor to make sure that your remaining These have the most readers friends who stick them away in a 11 5 8 5 VanSlyk cf 4 12 0 (ta/ynnrf 4 0 10 Parrish c 3 0 0 0 Morrisn 3b 4 12 3 Ounston ss 4 1 1 0 Aldreterf 4 0 0 0 Bob Cornell 59, Bob Farrond Sr.-Lee meeting officials. " Chicago at Son Francisco, 4:05 p.m. Bonilla 3b Bradley If 4 0 0 0 GRonck If JDayls c kidney is, indeed, doing its job. People can live closet never to be seen again? Cincinnati at New York, 7:35 p.m. S»5tt0 IK 010 010-1 4 0 0 1 Kruk If 4 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 3 0 2 0 Riles 3b 3 0 0 0 Kupidura 59, Leo Bravakis-Mark Den­ Ngor is here on a week’s visit at the Coles rf 4 0 0 0 Mack If 0 0 0 0 MThmpcf 3 0 0 0 Virgil c 4 0 10 Jackson pr 0 0 0 0 Brenlyc 3 11 0 nis 60, Gerry RIchmann-Norm Mawds- perfectly normal lives with just one kidney, but if I happen to be an artist, and a Philadelphia at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Detroit on n i 22x—5 Bream lb Jeltz ss 3 0 0 0 Royster cf Sundbrge invitation of the Institute of Strategic and Montreol at Houston, 8:35 p.m. Gome Winning RBI — Nokes (3). 4 0 0 0 Morind 1b 3 111 4 110 0 0 0 0 Hamakrp 0 0 0 0 lev 60, Sal Russo-ChIc Seabeck 61. yours is beginning to fail, halitosis may result. A fairly good one. I’ve given some St. Louis at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. LVIlrec 3 0 10 MaDavIsp 0 0 0 0 Carman p 2 0 0 0 PSmIth p 2 0 0 0 Trillo 3b 4 0 11 Garrelts p 0 0 0 0 LOW GROSS-LOW N E T — Gross-. International Studies Malaysia. The DP— Seoftle 1. LOB— Seattle W, Detroit 1 Ortiz c 10 0 0 Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 GModdxp 4 10 0 Spllmnph simple blood test will indicate satisfactory kidney total of my paintings as gifts, and if I go Only gomes scheduled 2B— Brantley, BalbonI, Brookens, Pettis. FInnrv ph 0 0 0 0 100 0 Dave Gunas 66, John Nellgon 76. Average organization’s two-day forum on Southeast 5 Bernard ss 2 0 0 0 Brown 3b 4 0 2 1 GGross ph 10 0 0 Uribe ss 4 110 Net-Ron Baslle 68, John Yetlshefsky 69,' efficiency. to the home of someone to whom NR— Cotto (4), OoEyons (10), Lemon (5), DGonzIz ss Harris p 0 0 0 0 Nokes (10), Sheridan (11). S— Brantley. 2 0 0 0 Santiago c 4 110 DRobIsn p 2 00 0 Ken Comerford 73, Roy Bell 76. B Asia begins today. Fisher p 10 0 0 Tmpltn ss 4 0 2 2 Totals 29 0 1 0 Totals 11 7 8 7 Melyin c 00 00 Gross-Warren Demartin 78, Craig Phil­ I’ve given a painting and I don’t SF— GWIIson. Canoels ph Totals IP 10 0 0 Showp 3 00 0 15 1 8 1 Totals 10 2 4 1 lips 79. Net-Don Senders 68, Walt TV Oolda see it displayed anywhere, here’s H R ER BB SO BJonesp 0 0 0 0 CMrtnzIb 0 0 0 0 Philadelphia ooo800 000 Cormier 70, Frank Woltvna 70, Sal DEAR DR. GOTT: 1 work with a young mother SMttte Rucker p Atlanta eoo 603 40x— 7 how I handle it: I ask if I may American League results MMoore 7 5 1 11 00 0 0 Oiicow on no ooi-i Russo 70, John Guard 70, Billy wood 74, who put her baby on Gatorade instead of milk sn he One question remains 3 3 Destrdph 10 0 0 (Same Winning RBI — Morrison (1). Son Francisco on ooo ooo—1 Mike Parrott 74, Bob Zimmer 75. C- “borrow my painting for an “art Scurry Lta-I 1-3 3 2 2 0 0 JRobnsn p E— Barrett. LOB— Phllodelphlo 6, At­ Game Winning RBI — Trillo (2). wouldn’t get fat. Don’t all children need milk? Reed ^3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gross-Roger Lentocha 82, Bob Jomle- show,” (I even offer to pick it up.) NEW YORK — President Reagan says Oetrelt MDIoz ph 00 0 0 lanta 4. HR— Morrison (1), DMurphy (13). E— Uribe, RThompson, Melyin. DP— son 89, Jim Aufman 90. Net-Bill Calhoun Dunne pr 0 0 0 0 S— PSmIth. San Francisco 2. LOB— Chicago 7, San IB .li.X n ,.W !■ Then I keep it “indefinitely. ” Of there’s one question he didn’t get to ask Soviet White Sox 5. Orioles 1 Tonano 7 6 3 3 1 3 67, John Adams68, Lou (tanovesi 70, BUI N,od.tn Henneman W.3-2 Gottp 00 00 IP H R ER BB SO Francisco 6. 2B— Grace, JDavIs. HR— Dowd 71, Keith Bennett 72, Rand course, should I be asked to 1 0 0 0 3 0 Totals 36 3 5 2 Totals Phlladolphla OMartInez (4). SB— Dunston 2 (13), But­ DEAR READER: This practice can be danger­ leader Mikhail Gorbachev during their recent Hernandz 2-3 1 0 0 2 1 36 410 4 Daniels 72, Andy Welgert 73, Kevin HRTA/AAW I vtw v-* * BALTIMORE CHICAGO Carman L6-5 6 ler (21). S— Butler. Osborne 73, John Kensel 73. ous, causing infant mainutrition and other prob­ return it, I would, but so far, Moscow summit; whether he believes in God. King S,2 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh Frohwirth 1 IP New* Boltattn eb r h bl ob r h bl Tanano pitched to 1 batter In the 8th. 000 100 on 0 - 1 H R ER BB SO TWO MAN BEST BALL — Gross- lems. Gatorade, a mineral-rich sugar water, is not a nobody has asked. “I had that curiosity for a time because I Orsulak rf 3 110 Redus If 4 0 12 Son DIogo m Harris 1 Chicago Dove Gunos-Ken Comerford 63, John Matlonal h PRIDEFUL ARTIST Schu 3b 4 0 10 Lyons 3b 4 0 10 One out when winning run scoi^. Altanta GMadduxW,163 4 2 2 4 7 Nellgon-Stan Oomlan 69. Net-Bllf substitute for milk or formula feedings. It contains was so surprised at his use of the name God,” CRIpknss 3 0 0 0 Baines dh 4110 Game Winning RBI — Brown (1). PSmIth W,68 3 0 0 4 7 S(xi Francisca Calhoun-Kevin Osborne 61, Steve no proteins or vitamins. In particular, protein is an Geogt ' IN NEW MEXICO Reagan said in the August issue of Life Murray 1b 4 0 2 1 GWalkr 1b 3 0 0 0 Angels 11. Blue JsysB E— VanSlyke. LOB— Pittsburgh 4, San WP— Cdrman. BK— PSmIlh. ORobIson 7 4 2 2 1 7 Hureldt-John Adams 61, Jim Colllns- Diego 10. 2B— Templeton, RAIomor, Umpires— Home, Bonin; Rrst, Marsh; Homaker L6-3 1 3 1110 important nutrient for growing babies. Gatorade BaMwHoniW^ ^ThvTvvA magazine. “And I couldn’t figure how I could Traberdh 4 0 0 0 Pasauarf 4121 Mark Kirk 61, Leo Bravakis-Craig ''"''‘'''’'i'fT ‘v'.l'wa'' Sheets If 3 0 2 0 Bostoncf 4111 Moreland, VanSlyke. HR— Lind (2). S— Second, DeMuth; Third, Wendelstedt. (Sarrelts 1 1 0 0 0 0 Phi Ups 61, Warren DeMartIn-Joe Wa- and other such supplements are all right as snacks and 0»tdan» KntpT DEAR ARTIST: My mail has really get into a one-on-one conversation with Kennedy c 3 00 0 Salasc 3 2 3 1 CALIFORNIA TORONTO Mack. T — 2:16. A— 23,921. Hammoker pitched to 2 batters In the llnskl 62, J|ohn Yetlshefskv-'TIm Hogdn (bn been running 2-to-l in favor of Tettletnph 1 00 0 Woodrd2b 3 0 0 0 Ob r h bl ab r h bl IP H R ER BB SO 9th. 62, John Crowley-Steve Cassono 62, for older children and adults, but should not be used Family Clfcla ] him, knowing where atheism stands in their Gerhort cf 4 0 0 0 Guillen ss 10 0 0 Schoflld ss 4 0 10 Fernndz ss 5 2 3 1 Pittsburgh Umpires— Home, MeSherry; First, W6 Tom Jahnson-BIII Knowles 62, BUI as food or as a replacement for a normal infant diet. artists saying they would not be country.” BRIpkn 2b 3 0 10 Manria ss 2 0 10 Raylb 4 1 2 3 Mlinksdh 5 121 Fisher 5 yer; Second, Montague; Third, Brock- Mustard-John Kensel 62 offended if the recipient asked if Baseball balks londer. In addition, Gatorade is rich in salt — since it’s Totals n 1 7 1 Totals 32 5 10 5 Joyner 1b 5 0 11 GBell If 5 11 0 BJones 1 1-3 CRISS CROSS DOUBLE SCOTCH — ytaman’* the painting could be exchanged The president said he never got the chance Dwnng dh 5 2 2 0 (Sruber 3b 5 12 1 Rucker ^3 T— 2:48. A— 22,076. Gross-Nick Pahoulls-Ron Baslle 69, meant to replace salt lost during exercise. Children ’‘n^L.hl eWym Ki'n'"")' to ask, but a Soviet interpreter said that JRoblnson 2 Baltimore 000 000 010— 1 CDavIs rf 4 2 3 2 McCklff 1b 4 0 0 0 AL NL Tot. Chic (tagnon-JIm Booth 74, Ted Blasko- Good for one that would be more OHcooe oil m OOx—3 DWhIteef SOOOWhlttc 3 02 2 Gott L6-3 1-3 O Jlm Bldwell 74. Net-Ken Anderson-F.H. do not handle salt as well as adults do; therefore, Gorbachev’s usage of God was “common Son Diego Monday 1 6 7 13 Hou«ak»aP‘" « appropriate for their decor. (kime Winning RBI — Solos (2). Howell 3b 5 3 3 1 Barfield rf 3 0 0 0 92-doy Totol 386 225 611 1107 Sullivan 60, Tim Watson-Bruce Sklvlng-' Gatorade may not be appropriate in quantity for place. It was just a form of expression: god DP— Baltimore 2, Chicago 1. LOB— Miller If 2 111 Compsn cf 3 11 0 Show ton 60, Ron Well-MIke Guido 61, Ray, Almost all artists said that AAaDayls W,3-6 infants. with a small g.” Baltim ore 8, Chicago 7. 2B— Armas If 2 11 0 Lee 2b 3 0 0 0 1 Individual I Perrv-Ron Daniels 63, Paul Cosman-FH McCall’* rather than have their work Nianriaue, Baines, BRIpken, Posaua, Boonec 2 111 Show pitched to 1 batter In the 9lh. Transactions S^ulllvan 63, Harry Nowobllskl-Tom You might suggest to your co-worker that she Isltibd Q'M' I |L , ViV I'll*^ • LtiHkHU'f"'**' Reagan said that, unlike other Soviet Totals S 11 IS 9 Totals M 6 II 5 WP— MaDayls, JRoblnson. BK— American League hidden in a closet, they would Boston. HR— Salas (3). S— Orsulak. Stewart, Oak 13 (taodman 64, John Crowlev-BIII Dowd check with the pediatrician for specific advice about Show. Welch, Oak 64, Dick Young-JIm Menditto 64. prefer to have it returned. leaders he’s met, with Gorbachev “you don’t coiiformo i n n i on— ii PB— Santiago. 11 what to feed her baby so that the child is not 7k rWfV * h H (V IP H R ER BB Morris, Det 11 Few people realize that an get any feeling of cunning.” Boltlnrare Toronto 881 Ota 881— 6 Umpires— Home, HIrschbeck; Rrst, Notional Leooue BASEBALL nutritionally shortchanged. Too many parents go Tibbs L.3-5 51-3 9 5 5 2 Gome Winning RBI — CDavIs (7). Pallone; Second, Gregg; Third, KIbler. Soto, LA t.knuh '•/•r., • original painting — valuable or “He is himself — no imitation of anyone that T— 2:45. A-35,406. 9 overboard in trying to keep their children from Schmidt 1 2-3 1 0 0 0 E— Lee, Campusana. DP— California 2, Fernandez, NY 7 CLEVELAND INDIANS— Recalled not — is part of the artist’s divine I’ve ever known,” he said. “He’s Aose 1 0 0 0 1 Toronto 2. LOB— California 6, Toronto 8. Te y y FTancofxi, flrst baseman, from Rec soccer becoming fat. An overly low-fat/low-protein diet Oilcago 2B— Howell, Gruber, CDavIs. 3B— Roy. Colarado Springs of the Padfle Coast can cause malnutrition, growth retardation and inspiration and represents time straightforward.” Perez W.7-5 7 2-3 7 1 1 2 0 HR— Fernandez (4), OAulllnIks (7). SB— League. Optioned Dove aark,outtIelder,to . and talent (be it ever sp modest), Horton 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 CDavIs (3). S— Boone 2 . SF— Roy. Colorado Springs. other health problems in infants and children. HBP— GWalker by Tibbs. WP— Tibbs. IF H------R ER BB SO KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Releosed Don NEA graphic and should be respected as such. BK— Horton. ColHonila (Julsenberrv and Gene (tarber, pitchers. M8C Force Griffin on real estate Lozorko 411 Sportllght Actlvoted Ted Power, pitcher, from the Cllburn W,3« 32-3 o™* Bo Jockson, .The Manchester Soccer Club Force! NEW YORK — Singer, talk show host and DMoore 1 Highlights from this date in iiei secuiio straight women’s oumelder, from the 21-dav disabled list, (bays 12 years old) played five gomes (tatloned (tarv Thurman and Jim over the weekend. The Force lost to game show producer Merv Griffin says he Twins 3. Brewers 1 Cloncy L6-11 2 sports history: singles title Elsenrelch, outfielders, to Omaha ot the Shelton, 3-2; defeated New Haven, 4-1; Options for pregnancies after tubai iigations could have retired after Coca-Cola bought CeruttI 5 at Wimbledon, defeating Bri­ Americon _ Assoclotlon. Purchased the shut out Horsham, Pa., 83; lost to Inter Elchhorn 2 _ rantract ot Nick Capra, outfielder, from County telect, 2-1; and shut out Enfield, Merv Griffin Productions for $250 million, but 9 JULY 5 MINNESOTA MILWAUKEE Clancy pitched to 2 batters In the 3rd, tain’s Angela Mortimer 8-6, Omaha. Called up Israel Sanchez, M . The Force ended Its seoson with an DEAR DR. REI- read about the pill. We feel it is better more vaiid results, and it’s the decided on another career; real estate mogul. irhM ObrhM CeruttI pitched ta 1 botter In tho8lh, Cllburn 1878 — The four-oared Co­ 6- 2 . pitcher, from Omaha. 11-5-1 record. NISCH: I am 35 and to be safe now than for her to risk Gloddenlf 4 0 0 0 Molltordh 4 0 0 0 pitched to 2 batters In the 9th. MILWAUKEE BREWERS— Pacing tho offense for the Force was sensational stories we tend to “To me, retirement is the choice after Moses rf lumbia crew team became the 1968 — The Philadelphia have two wonderful 4 0 0 0 (jantnr 2b 3 0 0 0 HBP— Campusano by Cllburn. WP— Placed Glenn Braggs and Rob Deer, Michael breast cancer or cervical cancer in remember. death,” the 63-year-old businessman said in Puckett cf 4 0 0 0 Yountef 3 0 10 Clancy. first Americans 76ers traded Wilt Chamber- o u ttlM ^ , Ml ttw ISdoy disabled list. Grittoth and Kris LIndstrom with three’ children. When my i the future. What is best for young She shouid also ask about the Hrbekdh 4 2 3 2 Leonard If 4 110 to win an event at the Henley Itecalled Mark BIrkbeck, pitcher, from goals apiece. Tim Boulay and Greg the August issue of Life magazine. Gaett13b 4 0 10 Syeum ss 4 0 10 lain, basketball’s youngest was bom nine Kinaev Report people to use? effectiveness of various methods. Lorkin 1b Denver ot ttie Amrtcon Association. Ryan added two apiece while single. “What I am doing now is fun.” said Griffin, 4 0 10 Schroedr c 2 00 0 Regatta as they beat Hertford greatest offensive player, to Moved Mike Felder, outfielder, ond hv Jay KrolewskI, years ago, I had my Contraceptive pills are more effective Harper c 2 111 Surhoffph 10 10 College Grtv Brock, first boseman from the Randal Sllmon and Corey Wry who recently won control of Donald Trump’s Gagne ss the Los Angeles Lakers for tubes tied. Since then June M. Relnisch, Ph.D. DEAR READER: Although there (fewer unintended pregnancies) than 4 0 10 Moyer 1b 4 0 10 Alhlatlea 4, Indians 2 118 Innings) for the Visitors’ Challenge 15day to the 21-davdlsabledllst. Assists were acquired by LIndstrom, Resorts International in a hostile takeover and Lmbrdz2b 3 0 10 JCostlll 3b 3 0 0 0 three NEW YORK YANKEES-Optloned Tommy Kelley, Shane Buzzell, Tim I’ve divorced, remar­ have been stories about the negative condoms alone or condoms used with Homllfn rf 30 00 Cup. Steve Shields, pitcher, to Columbus ot the Kelsey, Dan D'Grady and Ben Golas. bought the Beverly Hilton Hotel. Tetals OAKLAND CLEVELAND players — Darrell Imhoff, ried, and would love to effects of hormonal contraceptive a spermicide, but condoms and KISS Totals n 1 5 0 ObrhM ObrhM 1929 — Helen Moody won the International Leogue. Recalled Pat Cle- £l»o playing well for the Force were “I love the gamesmanship,” Griffin said. Archie Clark and Jerry ments,pltcher,from Columbus. have a baby with my pills, long-term studies show that spermicides can prevent the spread of iviaaimsow Lonsfrd 3b 7 14 1 Franco 2b 6 12 0 women’s singles title for the Brett Desimone, Danny Carongelo, Jeff “This may sound strange, but it parallels the 8H 801 881—1 Polonia If 7 0 11 OCIork rf 10 0 0 Chambers — and an IMtIenal League Altrul and Ron Richardson. new husband. these pills may have more positive several sexually transmitted diseases MlhUOMOO 8H IK 8 ^ 1 third CHICAGO CUBS—Elaced Damon Ber- game shows I’ve been involved in.” Griffin (tame Winning RBI — Hrbek (5). Co nsec dh 6 0 0 0 Upohowlb 7 0 11 undisclosed amount of cash I know of only one long-term effects than previously (the pill doesn’t). McGwIr 1b 7 12 1 Cartaref 6 0 11 straight year at Wimbledon, ryhlll, ccdcher, on the ISdoy disabled list helped create television’s popular “Wheel of ^-AAnderson. DP— Milwaukee 2. Hossey c 5 0 0 0 Kittle dh 5 0 10 after they were unable to sign retroactive to June 30. Called up (tarv person in our town who had an determined by a host of factors (such thought. Forexample, a woman’s risk Choosing the best contraceptive LOB— Mlnnotota 5, Milwaukee 6. 2B— Steinbeh c 2 0 0 0 CCostlll dh 2 0 0 0 defeating Helen Jacobs 6-1, him to a Varsho, Intlelder-outtlelder, from lowo ot operation to reverse a tubal ligation; as how much of the tube was removed orareast cancer does not appear to be method involves matching one’s own Fortune” and “Jeopardy! ” Leonord, (taettl. HR— Hrbek 2 (16), Harper DHedsn cf 6 0 0 0 Hall If 7 0 10 6'2 contract. The 7-1 center had the Americexi Association. Softbidl that was three years ago and she’s His real-life conquests apparently have (3 ). Jaylerrf 7 1 4 1 Snydorrf 40 10 CINCINNATI REDS-Actlvoled Bo at ligation) that are not clear until increased by taking contraceptive health and types of sexual activities ... IP H R ER BB SO 1930 - Bill Tilden beat played nine years in the league Diaz, catcher, from the ISdoy disobled still not pregnant. inspired him. Griffin says he is working on a MAISSSvStS Hubbrdlb 6 1 1 0 Romotlb 100 0 after extensive examination. pills. with each method, and then following Weiss ss 4 0 0 0 Jacoby 3b 4 0 10 Wilmer Allsion 6-3, 9-7, 6-4 for and was »*t Oi>«on«J Terry McGrlff, catcher, to TONIOHT'I GAMES Do we have any other options new show based on the game Monopoly. AAndesexi W,56 8 4 1 0 3 6 JBell ss 10 0 0 Noshidlle of the A ^ c o n Association. Overall rates are far from perfect. Positive side effects include a instructions for proper use and Reardon S,22 1 1 0 0 0 2 jiis third the only player to score more Signed Ron Bell, Inflelder, to a minor- ''*• Telephone, 6 — ' besides a major operation or adoption Mllwauhoe RWsgfn ss 5 0 0 0 Fitzgerald Reversal surgery is successful be­ decreased risk of ovarian and endo­ checkups. For example, women Altonson e 4 1 1 0 men’s singles title at Wim­ league contract and assigned him to for us to have a child? We do not have August L6-3 9 8 3 3 2 9 then 25,000 points up to that ChottanoocKi of the Southern League. Sportsman vs. PaganI's, 7:30 — tween 20 percent and 65 percent of the metrial cancers, ovarian cysts, pelvic should not smoke while taking the pill Umpires— Home, Bremlgan; First, Totals 57 4 II 4 TotaM K i l l bledon. point. Fitzgerald. medical insurance. PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES— L.M.GIII vs. Gibson's, 6 — Robertson time, and the rate of successful inflammatory disease (PID), and and should (^insider other methods of McClelland; Second, McCoy; Third, Oakland 8H 8M 8K 8K 8M 2 -4 1947 — Larry Doby became 1968 — Austjralia’s Rod Named Larry HIsle hitting Instructor (or Coble. Atartlnsvllle of the Appalachian LeacM. Broy vs. M AK, 7:10 — Robertson pregnancies from in vitro fertilization toxic shock syndrome (TSS). The birth control after age 35. Most Beast: Romantic role T— 2:06. A— 24631. Clevatand 8K 8M OM I K ON » -4 the first black to play in the Laver won the first open Cox vs. Blue Ox, 6 — Pogonl DEAR READER: Once the Fallo­ is even lower. Some surgeons and primary negative side effects are Gome WlnnliM RBI — McGwire (II). American SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS— Placed Streno vs. B A., 7:30 - ^gan| family-planning clinics distribute RADNOR, Pa. — Actor Ron Perlman says E— Allonson, DHondsrsen, RWoshlngton Wimbledon tennis Mike Krukow, pitcher, on the 21-dav MPIzzo vs. Memorial, 6 — Nike pian tubes are blocked (whether from some fertility clinics have greater cardiovascular (blood clots, etc.) and brochures that discuss these facts in 2. DP-Oakhmd 1, Clovgtand 1. LOB— League. He struck out as a disabled list. Recalled Terry Mulhol- playing the beast Vincent on television’s chamionship, defeating coun­ land, pitcher, from Phoenix ot the JHC vs. Allied, 7:30 — Nike tubal ligation surgery or by scarring success than others. do not usually involve cancer. Al­ clear, easily understood language. Oakland 11, Clovghmd 12. 3S-6tall. HR— pinch hitter for the Cleveland tryman Tony Roche 6-3, 6-4, PocIflcOxist League. Sterling vs. ECAC, 6 — Keeney from an infection), the possibility that “Beauty and the Beast” is “so romantic and Monday’s hams runs M(Gwlre (15), Javier (2).S8— Franco3(15), (iorman vs. State Bank, 6 — (fharter You and your husband need to though there may be a slightly Lunsford (16). S— Weiss, Hubbard, RWo- Indians in 6- 2. Laver Amertcon Assoclotlon OOK a woman will be able to conceive is heroic and poetic, it’s like playing Hamlet NASHVILLE SOUNDS-Announced the discuss your feelings about these increased risk of cervical cancer, this shlngton 2, JBell. a 6-5 loss to the Chicago White became the first player since limited to reconstructive surgery or to medical options and about adoption. If is also one of the most easily detected every week,” Amertoan League IE N E BE EE SO Sox. resignation of Gc«jjeSdiereer,manaeer. Dr. Reinisch Is director of the M c(M re (15), Javier (2), Athletics; Cotta Fred Perry (1934-35-36) to win invitro fertilization (which bypasses you’re having difficulty making a cancers. Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex. “This may just be the greatest role of my (4), Mariners; Evans(10),Lemon(5),Nakes W e ! * * 9 7 2 2 3 8 1952 — Maureen Connally the Oanadtan FeaBtaB LettaiN the tubes by removing an egg from the decision about what is best for you as a Because safety is such an important life,” Perlman, 37, said In the July 9 issue of (10), Sheridan (11), Tigers; Salas (3), White CorsI 3 M 2 0 0 1 1 won her first of three straight RIDERS-Releosed Gender and Reproduction, Indiana Sox; Hrbek 2 D6), Harper (2), Twins; Codorel W,2-1 31-3 0 0 0 2 3 men’s title three times. Jeff Beal les, defensive tackle. Radio,TV woman, mixing it with sperm in a dish couple, make an appointment with a consideration, it’s best to consult a Universlty-Bloomlngton. Send ques­ TV Guide magazine. Fornorxlez (4), Mulllniks (7), Blue Jays; women’s _ T ° OARGONAUTS — Ertysley S,25 1 0 0 0 0 2 1980 — Bjorn Borg of Sweden Released Greg Schlano, linebacker; or test tube, and placing the fertilized family counselor. Most mental health physician or family planning clinic in tions to Dr. Reinisch In care ot The Perlman said he was amazed when he Evons 06), Red Sox; Mattingly (6), Cliwk Clotfstaiid singles title at Wimbledon by TOMT (18). Yankees. Condlottl 9 9 2 2 2 6 won his fifth men’s title at Tommy Streeter, cornerbock; Gene Tho- egg in the uterus). centers provide such services. order to get the latest scientific Kinsey Report, P.O. Box M, Bloo­ learned the role has made him a sex symbol. DJones 3 1 0 0 2 3 defeating Louise Brough 6-4, Wimbledon, mosond Bryan Kerr, wide receivers; Calvin 7:30 p.m. — Reds at Mets, Sport- Both options are expensive, and information about all contraceptive mington, Ind. 4740$. Volume ot mall “More than 95 percent of the people who Nottofwl League HovensL,1-1 4 2 2 2 0 3 6-3. Turner, detansive end, and Sterling Hinds, sChannel, W KHT Martlnez(4),Cubs; Morrison (D.Murphy defeating John McEnroe 1-6, running b(Kk. 8 p.m. — Red Sox at Twins, Chs. 30,38, often are not covered by medical DEAR DR. REINISCH: My girl­ methods. Often sensational findings prohiblu personal replies, but ques­ write to me are women,” he said. “Their Umpires— Homo. Herxirv; Rrsf, Young; 1958 — Althea Gibson won WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS— (13), Broyes; Gibson (15), Dodgers; Dayls Second, Evans; Third, Tschida. 7- 5, 6-3, 6-7, 8-6. WTIC insurance policies. friend and I are using condoms for are highlighted in the media without tions ot general Interest may be letters are filled with sexual fantasies.” (18), Astros; Und (2), Pirates. T-4:52. A— 20J91. Released Ronnie Davis, wide receiver, and 8:30 p.m. — Yankees at Rangers, Chs. The success of either procedure is FredHarvev,llnebacker. 11,26, WPOP birth control because of what we’ve comparison to other less shocking, but discussed In future columns. 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 5, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, July 5, 1988 — 17 bv ' r BeaMlr C O U N TS ^ PPOPOSAC** k i t 'M QLPt) To | (V\ OUTBAgeO/ ALL we want is y ^ a tT e p S " ! Puzzles see Voo OUT A^^wt' F IR S T -tH e yA W K E TH£*1 WHAT WE b C friZ V C ppoovcepi? oM ' .TB e N 1AEV SeTnn^ SMAUed AS creators i t m o o c a t t u ' 2tP/AS M£*\- B isse e and now' O U T V/tttWfK^pn ACROSS 3 Female child iaJo/2 i^fve Answer to Previous Puzzle eefis Of TH' ‘ T«£V CWAR6E To o ecToRS WOULD lit; CAT-I^N4|M^H WcJioMAliy 4 Smile scornfully miTOiS'gVIlD fOCTWEm '. To DlBECrJ uwSTH' high 1 Pulls 5 College AA v/CT o D E - S Soap ingredient deg. PBS to highlight documentaries VJ£ ' CMZ FO(I£IGfJ .PBODOCERS — ^ PRiCe of «/WA/|0(Z MEOlU “ tot (" FEND ou(Z UMIOM 8 Supposing (2 6 Naval petty eeSlOUAU?Rl6HT l u Ou l D . . T A I I W T f a t T H ' M6OU)M«(0 Twetf mv h'fhi: Haul / " agaimSt c u t ­ ON wcve Gotta w ds.) officer By Jerry Buck Meou tf€0U — V5W HtfOJ Of «/s« ^ " The very best documentaries get made back S lUNfAlP, 1 2 ’’A ” 7 Philadelphia The Associated Press Fanning arranged a meeting of Weiss, P P A C - W S T u p i o f T o went) MEOO ^ Noo, e&c "apple" team because the filmmaker got a bug. They / H daui youi' Htut -to iJitrifi t " Henry Becton, president of WGBH in Boston, Ticei/.' "VfK MEAN PROIUXE 13 Grassy area 8 O n e ------tim e latched onto something. They feel very eoSI- □ LOS ANGELES — The television documen­ and Barry Chase, vice president for public I niEOh) NKCb) M6oa> MEDU) MEOt) Va/ 14 Singer 9 Uses chair NESS.' tary, much neglected in recent years, gets a passionate about the subject they’re filming. affairs of PBS. It ended up with “ P.O.V.” Turn er 10 Freshwater por­ It s something they want to explore.” DDD special 10-week showcase on public television having the same board of directors and 15 Rubber hoop poise Public television commissions only about a Si.. N o t e : IF TH ' STR IK E IS 16 Dictatorial 11 Real event □ D U D beginning tonight. stations as “ American Plavhouse.” dozen documentaries a year outside of the OUES,u /il l SoMCtay/ 18 Small island 17 Russian village E The summer series “ P.O.V.” - filmmaker 7-S- nEAfe t e l l zirpyLcciKY' venues of the National Geographic Society, 20 1051, Roman 19 Bunch of grass jargon for point of view — will present a Weiss pointed out that the primary O Jacques Cousteau and other nature films. 21 Rested In chair 24 Sioux Indian selection from among the bestdocumentaries audience for most documentaries has been at 25 Ancient musical w I Documentaries once flourished on the three schools and libraries. 22 Ruthenium produced in recent years by independent REANUT8 by Chariaa M. Schuli symbol instrum ent filmmakers. commercial networks but have been virtually 2 3 Of 26 Long heroic replaced by newsmagazine shows. “ Very few filmmakers make any money,” ‘‘Each film has a point of view,” said aircraft poem The only real sanctuary for the documen- he said. “ They doit because they care about a I WOKE UP LAST NIGHT executive producer Marc N. Weiss. “That I U5EPTOPOTMAT BUT NOT AS BAP AS 2 5 Flower 27 _ of March 3 9 Furtive glimpse SO Charitable or- subject. Many fall by the wayside because 41 Lettuce end makes them more int^esting. People can cable TV's Discovery Channel, BITING MY TONGUE.. [WHEN I WAS A PUPPY | "The war must not be going well, sire. necklace 2 9 Kin of e.g. ianlzation they haven't got the money. On the other stepping on your e a r s .. 42 Foot part abbr.) which offers 18 hours a day of documentaries 28 Flippers 31 Military abbr. f look at them and agreeior disagree.” 7 Our messenger just bought a 45 Snskellka fish S3 Continent concerning nature, science, technology, hand, that kind of tenacity is what makes ----' ( IT really hurts 3 2 Bail The first two-hour program presents two life insurance policy!" 30 Western marsh 47 Musician _ 5 4 W a c k y C IMS by N€A. Inc. 33 Formerly history, human adventure and world these films extraordinary. All of the work has plant John 55 Biblical boats documentaries: “American Tongues,” by 35 On a cruise exploration. an emotional punch and plenty of intellectual 34 Keep current 4 8 Future 57 Navy ship Louis Alvarez and Andrew Kolker, takes a meat. 38 Sound of Documentaries are also occasionally THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr 36 Gravel ridges LL.Bs.' exam prefix (abbr.) humorous look at how American speech hesitation 4 9 Ireland shown in theaters. The Academy of Motion 37 Foot tips 58 Take a meal varies from region to region. The film won a 1 Picture Arts & Sciences awards Oscars each P'1 DON’T MJOW WHAT I 38 Overturns 2 3 4 le 9 10 11 Peabody Award this spring. The second film oth«r. Today’* eiuo: u oqualg K. (2® (59 Nova (C C ) A history of surveill­ 1:30AM (3D O a t Sm art John Indi. 1987 (In Stereo) ance focusing on the sophisticated tech (Taped) •C06M0P0UTAM" 99 IN N N e w s o 6:00PM Q D CE) @6) CAO) N e w s nology of espionage (60 min | (R) 11:00PM (3D (ID ® N e w s QCM g iGAV-^ SAID VW'DUKE THAT' 'CO'V BFAAQ WND, DWIA H (g) Dating Game OOCH” dD ® ) Three's Company War of the Stars (ID Taxi ® Alica ® T.J. Hooker (30) Major League Baseball: Boston Red (3D Benny Hill YXNVIZ RCA 2 JIN8IAV, CO’V Sox et Minnesota Twins (3 hrs.l [C N N ] Nawtnight Update Kng I erfUiies SymlN All' I (TD Gimme a Break! 09 IN N N e w s (g ) Major League Bsaeball: Boston Rad [D IS ] MOVIE: -Kavik. the Wolf Dog' Af­ r ClD Rockford Files QS Mission Impmtible BLONDIC by Dtan Young ft Stan Drake FVFHXXa FAZIJ GWI VHRI Sox at M innesota T w in s (3 hrs.) (Live) ter a championship sled dog is injured, a (2® Barney M iller (49 Mansion de Luxe ( g ) T h e Street It's a hectic day for Scolari boy nurses him back to health N e w s and Peluso as they help a starving woman Cox, John Ireland. John Candy NXZ RHAHKIRIAG.' — ZJ. (Live) (61) MOVIE: ’My Favorita Brunette' A S ■ q and break up a fight between tw o ganas 1980. AKtV S A U S A S e YES, TH6V DON'T @ ) Doctor Who mysterious woman persuades a baby pho­ (R) (In Stereo) P A T T I B S TWBEE OP TASTE VERY 6 0 0 0 ) ' ^ W D ^ C A L r H tographer to become a supersleuth Bob [E S P N ] Lightor SMo of Sports Host: Jay EMVI8W A. WHAUCA. Charlie's Angels ® N e w s (Live) ■ 7 L B P T P THEM T REHEATED Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Peter Lorre 1947. Johnstone. rationalizatio ^ 7 5 a l u ^ Q uincy d® Talking Sports With Rod Michaud * ' g l u t t o n y SOLUTION: "The secret o f being a performer Is honestv and [CN N ] PrimaNawa [U S A ] Holtywood Intidtr If you can fake that you’ve got It made. ” - Qrorge Burns G0 Noticias (g ) Crook and Chose vs [D I S ] Black Beauty Martin Milnerr, Eileen 1:35AM (3D wii s h n ra r MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori star in this ® M * A «S* H JOHitSbIOi [M AX] MOVIE: ’Porform- [C N N ] Showbiz Today drama based upon Anna Sewell's classic 1:40AM p PELICULA: ’Alias el Rata’ Piporro •nee' A retired rock star's fanciful life is novel about a beautiful ebony horse and [D IS ] Raggedy Ann and Andy: Musical tiene un corazon de oro, por eso roba para invaded by a desperate criminal. Mick Jag- ALLEY OOP by Dave Qraue Adve n tu re Animated A n attempt to res the people who owned it (60 min.) Part 4 que nunca le falte nada Lalo Gonzalez, r>{ « v . of 5. oer, James Fox. Nina Pallenberg. 1970. cue a kidnapped Parisian doll is thwarted Alma delia Fuentes. Rated R. when Raggedy Ann and Andy get stuck in [ESPN ] Classic Summer WHOEVER MADE THIS ..SURE AS HECK ISN'T FROM THEN I DEFINITELY ...TH' NEXT (@ )8 C T V a taffy pit. (75 min.) [H BO ] MOVIE: ’Lucky 13’ A MATERIAL, AND THAT MOO, LEM, UPPER YORCHOR THINK WE'D BETTER [IVIAX] MOVIE: 'La Bamba’ (CC) A fact- 1:50AM T I M E H E d 9 Love Connection teen-ager convicted of murder erxl the STRANGE LITTLE ANY OTHER PLACE AROUND FIND OUT WHAT'S G O E S IN T O [ESP N ] SportsLook based account of Ritchie Valens' [C N N ] Moiteylins prostitute who hod been writing to him in CONTRAPTION I HERE G O I N G O N . ' k THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME (194 1-50 ) rise to musical stardom before I i r a [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dream Lover' After jail take off for Arizona after 1^ escapes ■ G A V E ' by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee his death in a plane crash. Lou Diamond |DIS] Missing Adventures of Ozzie and stabbing an intruder, a young woman be police custody. Monica Carrico. Eric Stoltz, Phillips. Esai Morales, Rossns De: Soto. Unscramble these four Jumbles, - S i T comes inolved in dream research experi- Stuart Margolin. 1984. Rated R. one letter to each square, to form - ments that may reveal the reason behind 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [HBO] Beat of Not NacsaiorOy the four ordinary words. her act of violence. Kristy McNichol, Ben [U S A ] Tales of the Odd Monkey Newt Globe-trotting with the "beat" of 2:00AM (3D M uititrim W H A T A O U Y by Bill Hoest Masters, Paul Shenar 1986. Rated R. (In the ra w s from Iran to W athingion and the (ID (g) Homo Shopping Overnight Ser­ Stereo) 8:30PM (3D ® Perfect Strengert Stock Exchange to the Senate (60 min.) (In vice (3 hrs.) LYSHY (C C ) Larry and Ba'ki are anxious to spend a Stereo) [U S A ] Cartoons weekend skiing with Jennifer and Mary 99 Financial Froedom Ann. Part 1 of 2. (R) [fIS A ] Alfred Hitchcock Presenta n n ^ A > 6:30PM (X) CBS News (CC) [ESP N ] SportsLook CD WKRP in Cincinnati (3D Entertainment Tonight Nick Node 11.30PM (3D (39 Late S h o w (In [TM C] MOVIE: 'Akplam II: Tho So- and Martin Short discuss their movie, "T h o Stereo) quo T A lunatic airiine crew finds itself on a C D SD) A B C N e w s (CC) Fugitives ' (In Stereo) 7-S (3D ® Nightline (CC| lunar shuttle hurtling toward the sun. Rob­ GOBEF (Q ) Jeffersons ert Hays. Julie Hegerty, William Shatrar. (39 Major League Besabell: New York (3D Beretta '''' Too Close for Cotnforl Yankees at Texas Rangers (2 hrs., 30 1982. Rated PG min.) (Live) 99 Honaymooncra THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom d i @ N B C N e w s (CC| [U S A ] Oh Madeline (g) Major League Baseball: New York (Si Diamonds Mike and Christine get in­ d® Nightly Business Report (£) MOVIE: -Hava You Heard Yankees at Texas Rangers (90 min.) volved in a case of international intrigue 2:30AM (19 Noticlero Unhrision when an operative abandons a baby on About Vonaaao' Commissioner McMillan V l 'i i H A V B A SLATTE WHAT JOKES TOLP ssarchsi for dues in the lonely, preten- '^m a h . w e s t e a a a d 9 Love Connection 9:00PM (3D m o v i e ; -a T im e to their doorstep. (70 min.) (R) tiras lifestyle of a top fashion model that H O T V06 BY AN A8POMINAL Triumph’ A housewife joins the Army in ( g ) ( g ) Beet of C a rto n (R) (In Stereo) OURS IN BEER. ^ A .1 L.:: BUR6EON ARE AP T [C N N ] Inside Politics ’88 an effort to keep her family together after might explain her elleged suicide. Rock [ESPIY] Inside the PGA Tour her husband is disabled by a heart attack. (g ) Racing From PlainsBeld Hudson, Joan Van Aik. 1977. s y i o o n y m m T O BE, Patty Duke. Joseph Bologna. 1986. (R) ® Morton Downey Jr. [M AX] MOVIE; -Outsiders’ The con­ [C N N ] Sports Latanight P U T O N T C A ^ . RUPPLE flicts of rival youth gangs explode into tra­ CID ® Moonlighting (CC) While Msd- @ N a w a (CC). [ESPN ] SportaCantar Now arrange the circled letters to gedy when a greaser falls for a rich girl dis's away, David searches for a mytlery form the surprise answer, as sug­ [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred [USA] That QM Matt Dillon. C. Thom as Howell. Ralph l ^ c - woman whose earring is the only clue to Hickman. Nick Charles. gested by the above cartoon. chio. 1983. Rated PG. her identity. (60 min.) (R) 2:40AM [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Prapplas’ A [D IS] MOVIE: 'Stage Struck' A stage- (3D Morton Downey Jr. college student m utt p ats hit final exam or This RfOK6AHiZATk5ivi 0 i j y 1 doH’t ' ms.T(zeu.i$ &Ave iwe A 7:00PM ® Entertainment Tonight struck giri rises to stardom but finds that lote an inheritance, [ ^ n i t Drake, Steven Nick Nolle and Manin Short discuss their (Si J. J. Starbuck The owner (Tally Sava- heartbreaks occur after the cunain comes gg AMYWHeRE HEAR AS ( Ktlou). C^PY Of THE ?m ’06BO . -<(Siv HoH. Lynda Weitmeier. 1984. Rated R. 1 -5 movie, "The Fugitives." (Iri Stereo) las) of a Greek roadside inn turns to Star- down. Henry Fonda, Susan Strasberg, (Answers tomorrow) m o v i e .- The PeaH of ^UlSlHfr AS The LAST £>H£.' \^/V)£LOPY.. 0R6AH|2ATioHAL CHART || ( D N e w s buck whan a feud threatens to tsar his fa­ Christopher Plummer. 1957. 3:00AM 99 D ooth’ Holmes and W atson solva fha Jumbles: MAGIC BULLY GIBBET HOOKUP mily apart. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) [ESP N ] SportaCantar Yesterday's C D (Si Wheel of Fortune (CC). mystery of tha Craoper and the stolon Paart Answer: What to do If you don’t like granulated sugar ( g ) Jap an ; Behind the M eek Five areas of (£) $100,000 Pyramid [ M A X ] M O V IE : ’U p the C reek’ Four col­ of Death. Basil Rathixtra, Nigel Bruce; Eve­ In your coltee— LUMP IT Japanese life are explored in this docu­ lege students try to bring some glory to lyn Ankers. 1944. (l9 Cheers Pan 1 of 2. mentary which dispels some of the myths FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves their school by competing In a raft race [C N N ] Headline Nows Overnight (S lK o Ja k and stereotypes held by Westerners abrat against a team of ruthless men. Tim Japan. (60 min.) [ESPN] Auto Racing: IMSA Camel Now bMk In Btoeh, JumMt Book No. • Ib bvbHbMb lor t2A0. wMch iiwfutfoB poBtBoo (g) M*A*S*H Matheson, Jennifer Runyon. 1984. Rated and BandHng. from JuQibtB, do ttMa nowipapar. d.O. Box Ortando. FL UB02>4M«. 39 Dos Vidas R. Continarttal From Watkins Glen, N Y. (2 IncIttdB yowr fiama. addrata and tip coda and maha your ctiock payaMo to Nowapaporbooka. O ) MscNeil/Lehrer Newshour hrs., 30 min.) (R) e o o p . V^B'lL l^EEP dS P.O.V. Premiere (CC) This 10-part [ T M C ] M O V IE : -T h e Believers’ A series THI5- Mopfp.IV Ig ) Barney Miller sariaa of indepandantly produced films of bizane murders leads a police psycholo­ [U S A ] Candid Camara WILZ. t h e tXT^A TIME (g) ® Win, Lose or Draw opens with the 1987 Peabody Award­ gist to the leaders of an ancient religious 3:10AM (ID Nlghtwatch Jokiad in ® Family Ties winning "American Tongues," a humo­ cult in present-day Manhattan. Manin Progrsta rous look at regional speech; and "Acting Sheen, Helen Shaver. Roben Looaia H A V f US A L L R>R W AiriN© S9 Primavera Our A g e ." six wom en's views on aging. (2 1987. Rated R. 3:20AM [ H B O ] m o v i e ; ‘Raging BuH’ @ ) Nightly Business Report hra.) [USA] AirwoH A fonrar boxing champ finds himsad una­ *PD SBB t h e A s t r o g r a p h ble to keep his anger and violence con­ L iV lN (? S9 Star Trek [C N N ] Larry King Live 11:35PM (3D Magmim, P.l. tained in the ring. Robert De Niro. Cathy ||N|C* P O C T O P . [C N N ] Monayllne [D IS ] M OVIE: 'Nadia' Based on the Ufa of Moriany, Joe Peaci. 1980. Rated R. (In L O N ^ £ ^ ^ h h Bridge . [ESP N ] SportsCentar Nadia Comaneci, a Russian gym ra tt who 12:00AM (3D squad Stereo) w on three gold medals at the 1976 Sum ­ [U SA] AIrwolf 99StarTrak genuine knack for being able to revise mer Olympica. Leslie Weiner, Johann 3:25AM [TM C ] MOVIE; -Wladoni' A (j® Weight Looa Mode Easy young man becomes a folk hero when hit T h a v e 5 7-F < ¥ x i r or transform methods or things that are [D IS ] Kaleidoscope Concert Carlo, Tails Balaam. 1984. and now came a low spade. Knowing 7:15PM (g )S o a p cnisada againtt the Inatitution leads hkn to 1 outdated into something more [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Touch and Go’ (CC) A D on ’t turn commit a string of unuaual bank robbariea. NORTH T-S-ll that West could ruff, declarer R B i r t h d ^ functional. 7:30PM (3D p m Magazine Featured: a star hockey player becomes Involved with ® Nswiywsd Gams repon on the late newswoman Jessica EmiHo Ettavsz, Demi Moore, T o m Skarritt 4 K J 8 7 trumped with the queen. He then the impovariahed mother of a child who [CN N ] Nswanight SAGITTARlua (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) To­ Saviich; L A. Lakers canter Kareem Abdul- 1986 Rated R 4 A 10 8 7 a d e a f e a r WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll had atlsmptad to mug hkn. Michael Kee­ cashed the heart king and played a day, your greatest asset Is your ability Jabbsr. [ESPN] Intida the PGA Tour ♦ A 6 4 heart to dummy. When West followed July a, 1988 ton. Maria Conchite Alonso. Ajay Nsidu. 3:30AM [D IS] Tranamlaaion Teat to turn any dealings you have with oth­ CID Current Affair 1986. Rated R. [HBO] MOVIE; 'Roxamw’ (CC) A 4 J 5 By James Jacoby [U SA ] MOVIE: ‘Hammott’ A jirottitu- with the nine, he rose with the ace in ers into an enjoyable happening for ev­ modern-day "Cyrano De Bergerac," com- MY CjADONCEaOTA HE a'kID HE SPUN THE AND THE NEXT THIN® (£ @ Jaopardyl (CC). [U S A ] MOVIE: ‘Ispks’ This saga fol- tion ring, a millionaire and • blackmaN plot dummy. Down one. In th« year ahead your successes will be eryone concern^. pleta with an oversized noas. coaches hit WEST EAST TRIP TO BURBANK O N WHEEL REAL HARD, AN D lowa the spectacular rits and fall of ganga- Playing a bridge hand is an infor­ HE KNEW, HE W OKE predicated upon what you know and not (3D ® Barney Miller shy txjddy in the an of counthip. Steve hire detective Dashiell Hammett back Into ♦ 5 4 4 A Q 10 9 2 CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jen. 19) Your tar Louis Lapka' Buchahtr. To n y Curtis, the private aye butirata. Frederic Forraat. " WHEEL OF FORTUNE." HE FORlSOr TO LET

I* ______h o m es Q y h o m es FDR SALE FOR SALE R n SPORTING I ^ C A R S I S i l GOODS FOR SALE Red ink START Packing! Near­ MANCHESTER Colonial. MISTRAL Windsurfer, Cool off ing completion, this Some owner financing! A SpectolisS>D#ttl $750. 6 foot sail with VW Rabbit 1980.70K, new terrific 7 plus room Spacious 8 room Colon­ brakes, clutch, sun­ More DH’s Gambrel Colonial In .a * battens, 12 foot board '89 state deficit: ial with 1st floor family with adlustable mast- roof. $1100. 649-0477 Bolton Is lust waiting room and 4 bedrooms evenings. Sweet summer recipes for Its new family to track, foot straps and plus over 2100 square PAINTING/ IMI8CELLANEDU8 skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ TOYOTA Corollo 1986, 5 Half a billion? /8 Change the rules arrive. Over 2100 feet. There Is even a CHILD CARE square feet of proctl- PAPERING ELECTRICAL SERVICED tween 5pm-10pm or 646- door, AC, Cruise, with fruit and pistachios /13 fireplace In the living 0271. AM /FM $5200.872-3753 colm llvlng space. 3 room, 1 full and 2('/i) to add All-Stars /19 Obi> lobs. Trucking. CAMARO 1979. Blue, au­ large bedrooms, 2'/i baths and a woodstove DAYCARE NAME your own price. ELECTIHCAL WORK I PETS AND baths, huge country In the In the living Made iBB A edacaHaeal. ’ Father 8> Son Painting Need a new Service with Home repairs. You tomatic. 59,000 original D«v*lop youBf Inniliit tldlla name It, we do It. Free mllesT Good condition. kitchen with adjoining room. Located In o and Papering. Remo­ circuit breakers? ' SUPPLIER family room. 2.3 acres great family neighbor­ BOW. UcoBitd doy cart home. val. 291-8567. moss sra dovffll Chsok us out In estimates. Insured. 643 $3000 or best offer. suitable for horses. OpoBinf lor iBlooto • toddlen. ths Minchaataf yaltow pogss. miu. BASIC Dod Training obe­ 643-2985 evenings. hood. $179,900. Anne NutrlUoiii mooli. $269,900. 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Security SERVICE Alr^Conffilonlng room ,, country style Boilers, pumps, hot water PERSONAL SERVICES HTTOiev Malibu...... »1495 system, 2 units have Prefeesleiial UiMhcapliig D EC O R A TIV E 30" x 36" Warm, VI, AT, AC. Oean kitchen, 1st floor fireplaces, 3 car gar­ tanks, new and • Chtckbook Control plate glass mirror, Stone, Loem, and Mulch CALLAHAN'S • incomo T om Prooorotlon laundry, great age. $26,880 yearly In­ replacements. dated 1958. Best offer 1984 Ford Eicon ...... •ZOOS- Deliveries. LINE PMNTINa SERVICE * U/o ii Hootth Insi^nco Atfvico Wagon, BOK, 4 8pd., Mereo maintenance-free come. $264,900. Anne FREE ESTIMATES <*Budoot Consvitotton 633-6164.0 vinyl siding on house Free Estimates • CaaaiMl • MuW • fativ Ub Miller Real Estate, 647- 643-9649 / 228-9616 • Rnonclol S Sstoto Plonnlno BU RGLAR Alarms. 2 full 1979 Ford Muftang...... *1695 and 2 car garage. Call 8000.D 6 4 7 - 7 1 5 6 140 Hilliard St. Clean. AT, AC. P8, Stereo Wednesday, July 6,1988 to see today! $141,900. Coll Don Mosler-649-3329 systems, home or com- Manchester, C T 00040 I^MI8CELLANEDU8 merclol. Discount 1963 Chevette...... *2395 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Jackson & Jackson DRASTIC., Reduction! CARPENTRY/ g u l I f ------D. B. Mosler, Inc. 4 Dr.. AT. 6SK ml.. Stereo, PS Reol Estote, 647-8400.D TEL 643-9330 8ERVICE8 , price $700 each. 649- 3 0 C e n t s Owners anxious t6 sell REMODELING 5488 after 6pm. 1984 Ren. Alliance...... ^2495 this lovely home, feat­ ( 4Spd, P8. Stereo. U . Mi. FRESH as a Daisy! The TABLE Model AM-FM uring huge front to FARRANO REMODELING 1980 Thunderbird...... *1995 exterior of this lovely 7 back living room with ROOFING/ HANDYMAN LAND8CAPING radio phonograph. AT, PS, AC. Stereo room Colonial has lust beautiful fireplace sur­ Room additions, decks, roofing, Homa Improvsmant - Pointing Also, old Sinatra and siding, .windows and gutters. SIDING 1967 Ford Galaxle...... $AVE received a fresh coat of rounded by bullt-lns, - Bawmanlt Flnlthad - Tlllns - Herb Albert records. SOOConvt.. 71.600 Mi. Baokhoe and bulldozer ssrvics Directors rap identification of poiice station site paint. Features Include charming country kit­ Light Corgantry - OOD JOBS - LANDSCAPING Coll 646-4847. ^ available. Call Bob Farrsnd, Jr. INSURED NO JOB TOO W ALL 1964 Dodge Daytona...... *4495 3 generous-sized bed­ chen, great rec room. Pruno Shrubo, hodgot. fortlllzing. Turbo, Loaded with Everything MANCHESTER ROOHNC plontirtgt, Itwn ooodlng t By Andrew Yurkovsky ro o m s , 1'/2 baths, All on manicured coun­ 0111.647-8500 BARRY SCANLON 1979 Ford Pinto...... *1495 The Herald, which had ob­ All types of rooting A Manchester Heraid in the Lincoln Center hearing 17.5x18’ 1st floor family try lot In Manchester. ENDROLLS AT. 64,000 mi.. PS. Stereo tained information on a possible But Werkhoven said that he Rh . 845-0840 repairs. Wood shingles 646-2411 frtf otflmotM Call f r e e e s t i m a t e s room, said that publication of the fended Werkhoven’s release of Lindsay property had any effect room with fireplace, Only $154,900! Call for 27« ssMIh • 2M 1976 DaUun Pickup...... *1495 believed the information had — Cedar Shakes. PersoflalizeS Lam Caro site for the station, learned last information “seriously jeopard­ the information. Osella said that on the negotiation. pretty entry foyer with detallsl Century 21 Ep- KI«rHM BHildiRg'it- IMk width • 2 tor 2SB 4 8pd., Cap. Extra Clean Democratic directors lam­ already been made public. ” It 27 years Exper/anoe T oe Soil ScTBERaN Loam week from Werkhoven and other in general the board makes too tile floor, a St; Charles steln Realty, 647-8895.a Any gmount dgllversd. Also. fill, A LBoAscapIflg MUST ea ptefcad up at tt>s basted Republican Theunis ized our ability to negotiate.” " I ’m not going to discuss RBiBodBliRg SarvicB Intuna a Uaanaad a Ouaranraad HsrsM Offles k to n ^ thru M IK E F L Y N N individuals that a Manchester wasn’t my intention to upset kitchen and a 1 car grtvsi. stons and bark, mulch. 742-5224 i..v.m..M,. "Terry” Werkhoven Tuesday for Director Kenneth N. Tedford, frequent use of executive anything to do with property garage. Bowers SELLER will help pay\ • Additlona • CaipaMiy Thursday bstors 11 t.m.only. developer had offered the town anything or anybody,” he said. sessions. points at closing on this • CouniMiapB • ConBuMns 6 4 5 - 8 6 3 0 Bobcat, backhos A loader rsntal. 649-4304 disclosing the location of a also a Democrat, questioned why acquisitions.” Weiss said. School. $209,900. Jack- first option on a 7-acre parcel Republican Director Geoffrey Cassano said after Tuesday’s son & Jackson Real Immaculate Nantucket ' • enolosBd Panoa a Oaragaa DAVIS COHSTHUCTION Open M-F 9-0 / Sat. 0-S proposed site for a new police the information was released Naab said that information about The administration is looking Cape featuring 2gener- Homa Camraallns • Rooflns TfiNWAAft between Parker and Taylor meeting that publication of the Estate, 647-8400.O HOMI IMmOVBMBNT CONCRETE "Station last week. when it was discussed in an for potential sites for a new police ous bedrooms, spa­ 872-1400/659-9555 streets in the northeast comer of the Lindsay site had been made information affected the adminis­ SQUEKY Cleon! This Rag Ins Rat. 649 -9 473 tlWlAt • ObcIi* • HiMkKtmenf The Democratic directors executive session of the Board of available to board members the station as part of a space study of cious dining room, 1st Wfntfowt A Doon J & C Concrete patios and Automotive town. The asking price for the tration’s search for other sites. lovely home lust spar­ Nd J6M T m Alt Mf Too tmoll HAWKES TREE SERVICE charged that publication of the Directors two weeks ago. the present headquarters on East floor laundry, attached sidewalks, steps and MANCHEJSTER parcel, which is owned by Albert day before the executive session. “ We know it’s had an impact on kles! Great 1 floor liv­ garage and full base­ 868 IMPR0VEMENT8 19% fonlor Otlion Olicovnt Buckal, truck & chipper. Stump information in the Manchester " I can’t understand why that “ I don’t think that any confi­ Middle Turnpike. Also being ing, 2 bedrooms, living AAombor of Mio Intornotlonol removal. Frss sstimstes. driveways. Call 569- V. Lindsay, is $1.5 million. some of the lands we’re looking ment. Call today for •orl4r Svifomt Herald has compromised the confidentiality was broached,” considered is the partial demoli­ room with fireplace, andREPAIR8 Sptclal oonsidsratlon for 4058, leoye message. CARR HONDA Democratic Director Stephen dentiality of the executive session at.” he said. details. Century 21 Ep­ administration’s bargaining posi­ Tedford said, adding. “That puts was breached.” he said. tion of the existing building and formal dining room, stein Realty, 647-8895.D "No Job Too Small" Coll 72S-0761 Anytimo sidsriy and handicapped. FOR SALE T Cassano, speaking during the Town Manager Robert B. Weiss WINDOWS U S ED CARS tion on other potential sites. u s a t a competitive After the meeting, Republican an addition to what would remain country style kitchen, Rsgjatsrsd and Fully Inaursd directors’ meeting Tuesday night disadvantage.” would not comment today when full basement, 1 car MANCHESTER. New VOLVO 245 Wagon 1979. 4 Director Ronald Osella also de­ to bring floor space to 44,000 FREE ESTIMATES 6 4 7 - 7 5 5 3 AND DOORS 86 Chevy Van asked whether the news of the garage. Beautiful England Cape. A light FLOORING speed/overdrive. Air, •15,486 square feet. yard-Lakewood Circle and airy family room 6 4 7 -0 5 9 3 HO AM-FM cassette. 84 VW Scirocco •6995 highlights this lovely 3 FLOORSANDING THERMAL mNDOWS North. $190,000. Jack- A DOORS Loaded. 644-6573. 84 Chav Camaro •5195 North Elm UitiaB, HiaMiR, in Hms if • Floors like new son & Jackson Real bedroom Copc. Living Sold and Inatattad by profaa- 84 Honda Accord •7995 room, dining room, CMtiKtiii. hdu I Iria Wall. CRYSTAL TILINGS • Specializing In older floori FORD Mustang 1967 Clas­ Estate, 647-8400.O alonal nmodaling eontnotor. sic. 289 Sprint. Hard­ SS Honda Accord H/B •6895 eat-ln kitchen plus ttM i'i ( niRsi Ciranle Tile A Mirbli • Natural & stained floors A aalaollon of irinyl or wood NEW 6 rooms Colonials. lower level laundry unHa Cuatom earpantry a top. Must sell. Best 81 Chevy Monte Carlo •4995 H you’ro Mek of oontraetora not ratunv- InttilMlein • No waxing anymore offer. 569-0370. meeting is Meese says $149,900. Mallard View, and workshop. Conve­ ■'>0 orHb. orR m. PuOy InBurad. Commercial & Residential apaclallly. 84 Olda Cutlaaa •6995 3 bedrooms, I'/i baths, Mifty WilnKOfioM John Virfailii - 648-5750 nient location. $146,900. FM E SSTIMATtS - FULLY INSUBED 875-9760 CHEVY Caprice 1979. Me­ 85 Ply. Horizon •2795 fireplace, gourmet kit­ D.W. Fish Realty, 643- MAR Conttrucllon chanically good, high chen with all applian­ Daniel A. 85 Honda Civic •4995 1591.0 It MMehtilir. lae. 043-1720 Nickerson 6 4 7 - 9 4 4 3 mileage, good reliable scheduled ces, carpeting, full DELIVERING TH IS SPACE car. Call 649-5110. 84 Ford Tampo •3995 M A N C H ES TER . New list­ Rich, clean, stone-free 84 Olda Cut. Clara basement and garage! ing. Cute starter or ^ Excessive abbreviations loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. M A ZD A RX7, 1979, 5 •4995 Need repairs around the • 5 9 .4 7 80 Dataun 20SX By Nancy Concelmon he’ll answer No monthly Associa­ retirement home. 5 abbreviate results I Be home? Coll on expert. Also, sand, gravel, stone speed. $2400. or best •2295 tion fees I Blanchard 8. room aluminum sided sure readers understand and horse manure. for 24 Insertions offer. Must sell. Call 67 Honda Lxl Accord •12,995 Manchester Herald Rossetto Realtors," You’ll find the help you Ranch with full base­ your ad by avoiding ab­ C all 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Tom 646-3126. eevw Scirocco •10,995 We’re Selling Houses" need In Classified. 643- 6 4 3 - 9 5 0 4 646-2482.0 ment and new deck. breviations. 643-2711. 2711. for details VW Rabbit 1982. 4 door, 83 Bulek Skylark 4 dr. *3495 Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. has $121,000. Call David AM-FM stereo 88 Honda Civic SI *8495 ^Scheduled a meeting for next GLASTONBURY- Murdack, Sentry Real cassette. 68,000 miles. 82 Chav. Citation *2995 Tuesday with the architect for the secret report Manchester. Pristine 8 Estate, 643-4060.O Clean. $2,000 or best q ^ h d m e g 85 Bulek Somaraat 2 dr. ^4995 ■ ' town-sponsored North Elm hous­ room house on Shol- M AN CH ES TER . Custom [ 2 2 ] cdnddmlnium 8 1 ^ ROOMS offer. Coll Kurt 643- CONDOMINIUMS 83 Mazda RX7 ^4995 ing for the elderly project and lowbrook Lane. 3 full designed 9 room, 3 full FDR 8ALE FDR8ALE 9600. baths, 3 car gorage FOR RENT FOR RENT disgruntled neighbors. By Pete Yost bath Raised Ranch OLDS Cutloss Supreme "T h e Ab I o ProfossioBBis” fireplace, central air, with circular drive and VERNON. Custom built FOREST Ridge Town- In another development, As­ The Associated Press Related stories on page 8 gorgeous lot and more. 1980. 6 cylinder, auto­ very private beauti­ by U 8, R for the present house. 3V2 baths, 3 bed­ MANCHESTER. Fur­ THREE Bedroom Town- 24 Attaeis St., Maecboatar sistant Town Manager Steven $270’s. Blanchard & matic, olr, 80,000 miles. fully landscaped lot owners In this lovely 9 rooms, 1900 square feet nished room In ladles house, 1>/2 baths, full 'Werbner also said those who W ASHINGTON — Resigning Rassetto Realtors," rooming house. Cleon, basement, fully ap­ $2200r 646-8650 or 275- 6 4 6 - 3 5 1 5 sort on my part.” Meese said. ”So with many shade trees. room Colonial, coun­ of living space, fire­ 3262. - 'claim property damage from Attorney General Edwin Meese We’re Selling Houses" place, oir conditioner, quiet, nice location. pllanced kitchen, park­ anything else that might be said is 646-2482.0 This Is a home of tine try style kitchen, pegged floor family deck with view. Par­ Ladles preferred. $240 ing for 2 cars. No pets. AUDI 5000S 1985. 5 speed, -construction on the $1.2 million III said today that any questions merely surplusage.” quality and must be loaded. Great shape. seen to be appreciated. room with huge tlre- tially finished walk-out per month. Security Security deposit and 1 MORIARTY project could receive restitution raised about his ethics in a Asked if presenting material INVITATION TO BID placeand built In book­ basement. Pool, tennis and references. 644- year lease. $800. per $9300 negotiable. Must from the contractor. Werbner court-appointed investigator’s $212,000. Yolond Car- sell. 643-1454. that suggests unethical behavior Sealed bids will be received roll, Sentry Real Est­ case, cornerflreploced court. Priced to sell at 3503. month. 649-0795 ask for said in a memo to DiRosa that 830-page probe of his conduct Don. BROTHERS was, in his opinion, excess In the General Services’ of­ ate, 643-4060.O living room, 4 bed­ $169,000. Call owner at CADILLAC Fleetwood _ damages toneighbors’properties would be Just excess verbiage. fice, 41 Center St., Manches­ rooms, large 1st floor 647-0748. 1984. Phone, mint con­ U S E D C A R S verbiage, Meese replied; ter, CT untllJULY 15,1«Mat BEAUTIFULLY Deco­ APARTMENTS would be investigated and co­ Nonetheless, Meese said he billiard room, dition. All extras. “Certainly it is. It’s not his job 11:00 a.m. for the followine; rated. The large coun­ MANCHESTER. Lvdall FOR RENT 88 Markur Soorpio •10,495 vered by ALCA Construction Co. would respond. screened porch. Ask­ Woods. 2 bedroom HOMER $12,000 or best offer. to go into ethical questions or (1) ONE NEW MOBILE AIR try kitchen with newer 87 Mete. G. Marquia •13,895 if the complaints were justified. Asked about reports that inde­ oak cabinets, beamed ing $329,000. U 8, R Cope style condo. I'/z FOR RENT Coll 643-4444 or 244-9501. ethical issues at all.” COMPRESSOR Realty 643-2692.0 MANCHESTER. 454 Moln 87 Mate. Topaz •6795 pendent counsel James McKay’s ceilings, chair rail pa­ baths, living room, for­ Street. 2nd floor, 3 FORD Grand Torino 1975. About 40 angry residents com­ Noting that McKay is expected (2) WATER TREATMENT IM M ACULATE 60300 IgglptUgCR/VANR Parks, cemetery, rec merger is urged casting on a military channel, own utilities. For more FURNITURE during a closed-door briefing that and separate washer- purchase. Warren E. 65 Jsep Plonssr FOR RALE Pentagon officials said, but they Th s Zoning Beard of Appeals mode the followine dsclslons Information please coll 2 Or, 4x4 ...... iTStS the airliner never left a commer­ of Its mooting of Juno 37, IM t: dryer area. Central air. Howland, Inc. 643-1108. By Andrew Yurkovsky recreational facilities have a lot acknowledge privately that the 643-0612 or 643-6432. A N TIQ U E Chestnut Chest S3 Jsep Waoonaar, FORD Ranger XL 19S4. 4 with the Recreation Department. contributes to a splintered, incon­ cial air corridor. Officials also APPL. CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OP TRANSPOR- All window treatments of drawers with m ir­ Manchester Herald of potential, although for the most airliner never left a commercial stay I Being offered at M A N C H ES TE R 6 room, 3 Loaded...... •aoos wheel drive, 6'/a foot. Under that scheme, the present sistent and partially ineffective disclosed that another American N O . 1866 T A T IO N - Granted o vorlonco to Article 11, Section ror. Asking $250. SZVWRabbllDlatal.. part they are' not well- air corridor. 101.01 to reduce the lot area, lot frontage and front S138,900. Realty World, bedroom. Security and ... '2896 Western plow, V-6 en­ position of parks and cemeteries maintenance of management ship in the area concluded the yard sotbock • 93 Forest Street • Residence AA MDRT8A8E8 references. No pets. Please telephone 647- gine, olr conditioning, A consultant has recommended maintained.. And sentiment was growing for Benoit, Frechette As­ 8756. S2 Bulok Skylark...... tosos superintendent would be split into function,” the report says. Iranian A-300 airbus maintained Zona. sociates, 646-7709.D 646-2003. A M -FM stereo. 49,000 that the town’s Parks and Ceme­ In the past year, the mainte­ U.S. reparations to relatives of 88 Camaro IROC-Z...... *10,498 two positions — superintendent of The report also recommends a steady altitude of 12,000 feet, APPL. CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OP TRANSPOR- FMJJNG BEHINUT7 MANCHESTER. Attrac­ ANTIQUE Applewood 81 Maroedae SSOSL, AT. miles. $5000. 643-4704. teries Division be consolidated nance of parks and recreation the disaster’s victims. NO. IM T T A T IO N - Orontod a vorlonca to Article 11, Section MANCHESTER. Well drop leaf table. Asking parks and superintendent of that the town adopt a master rather than descending toward kept 3 bedroom first STOP FORCaOSUREII tive 6 room Duplex. 1 '/i Sliver. 48K...... *28,505 TOYOTA Pickup 1907. 4 with the Recreation Department facilities has been criticized by 5.01.01 to roduco the let area with the condition that $250. Please telephone cemeteries. Those two positions, recreation plan including clearly The Reagan administration the Vincennes. o barrier bo constructed consistent with concerns floor unit. Amenities If you are falling behind on baths, 1st floor 77 Camaro, VS, AT...... *8406 wheel drive. Excellent to improve maintenance of the members of the Board of Direc­ said Tuesday that Capt. Will C. for public and privoto safety • 75-77 Middle Turn­ laundry, large yard. 647-8756. condition. Lift kit. Ste­ together with an assistant recrea­ defined objectives. But while the administration Include pool. Conve­ your mortgage payments... -24 Tonaag Tapk, IKb. 83 town’s recreational and park tors and the public. Rogers III of the cruiser USS pike East - Residence B Zone. nient location! Asking OR...If your home la In fore­ Security, references. reo. $11,000. Coll 228- tion director, would be subonli- Town Manager Robert B. Weiss was defending the decision to fire ROOD THIN88 Yb e b m , (rr e 649-2638 facilities. The report recommends con­ Vincennes thought his ship was APPL. CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OP TRAN8POR- $94,900. Realty World, closure. WE C A N HELPI $750 plus utilities. 647- 4870. nate to a director of paiks, said today that the administra­ on the airliner, it was being NO. IMO TATION-Oronted a variance to Article 11, Section 9353. In a report presented to the solidating the Parks and Ceme­ under attack in part because of Benoit, Frechette As­ No payment program avail­ TO EAT recreation and cemeteries. tion would have to renegotiate buffeted by calls for a speedy 101.01 to reduce the lot area and minimum fron­ sociates, 646-7709.O Board o( Directors ’Tuesday, teries Division, which is now a conflicUng idenUfication signals L'i3 tage • 70 Middle Turnpike East - Residence B Zone. able lor up to 2 years. Bad EAST Hartford, 2 bed­ CAMPERR/ ’’The current decentralized contracts with the unions repres- gesture of conciliation on the rooms, fully a p ­ consultant Kenneth A. Rogala of sent from the Iran Air A-300 APPL. CONNECTICUT DEPARTMENT OP TRANtPOR- NEW Prlcetogl Populor credit le not a problemllAek CLYDE TRANiRR part of the Public Works Depart­ configuration of the park, recrea­ world stage. NO. 1169 TATION-Oronted a variance to Article 11, Section Northfleld Green how LO W payments can pllanced, new CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. Stonington says that the town’s ment, into a single department Airbus. tion and cemetery organizations See M ER G ER , page U On the record, administration 5.01.01 to reduce the minimum lot areo with the Condo Complex! 6 help you SAVE YOUR carpeting, busline, u ROUTE 13, VERNON W IN N EB AG O 1982. 22’ Pentagon spokesman Daniel condition that a barrier be constructed consistent officials said there had been no room Townhouse with HOME TODAYI pool. Hot water and pick 88 Toyota 4x4 FU •S2B5 class A. $18,500. 742- with concerns for public and private safety - 303 heat Included. Call 521- Howard said some of the signals Summit Street - Residence B Zone. 3 bedrooms, 2