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istration. ic «i E m « «Trucks Dukakis knocks Court rejects Fortin’s appeal Dr. Crane’s Quiz Bush ag policy 1. The major need of a heart attack victim is for accelerated rehabilitation MORPHINE OXYGEN DIGITALIS GLUCOSE I By The Associated Pfess 2. Chitterlings made which sound while on foot? determined by a judge. children who were skipping SQUEAL MOO BA-A CACKLE By Michele Noble I Michael Dukakis and George Bush raided .each In denying the request, Super­ school. He resigned after his first 3. If you get a sharp pain in your chest and it Manchester Herald other’s home states on Friday, Dukakis accusing his ior Court Judge Thomas O’ Keefe arrest. He lives with his 90-year- doesn’t grow dull after 5 minutes of deep breathing, Republican rival of pursuing an agricultural policy A Hartford Superior Court said that the charges against old mother. of “ the fewer farmers the better” and Bush it is more like not to be When O’Keefe asked Fortin for HEART ATTACK PEPTIC ULCER judge on Friday denied a request Fortin are “ very, very serious” .swooping into Massachusetts to collect more for accelerated rehabilitation by and added that ttie percentage of a closing statement, the defend­ endorsements from police who serve under the GALLBLADDER PANCREAS ant stood up and told the judge he 4. Which creature makes a gray paper nest in the Walter “ Wally” J. Fortin, a repeat offenses by people Democrat. former employee of the town’s charged with sexual assault to a was too nervous to speak. Later, Dukakis told a farm rally in Idalou, a small shape of a large football? when the judge said he was ready HONEYBEE BUMBLEBEE Youth Services Bureau, who is minor is relativeiy high. community in Bush’s adopted state of Texas, that charged with the sexual assault of “ Growing up is difficult enough to make his decison, Fortin the vice president “ doesn’t see the pain in rural HORNET HUMMINGBIRD spoke. 5. Ancient Diogenes went around carrying a lamp young boys. without a person of trust and America.” He vowed to devote $100 million for authority making sexuai advan­ “ Of the specific' things I’ve as he looked for which kind of man? Fortin, 67, of 33 Eldridge St., investment in rural areas if elected. HANDSOME RICH HONEST RELIGIOUS the retired director of the Man­ ces at you,” O’Keefe said. “ The been accused of I feel that I’m Campaigning in Texas at a time when polls show chester Senior Citizens’ Center, impact this can ha ve on the future innocent of them,” Fortin said. “ I him trailing, the Democratic presidential candidate Answers in Classified section was charged on April 15, 1987, of young boys is hard to predict.” feel sorry that it’s caused so much asserted that some 250,000 farm families have left with six counts of fourth-degree Fortin’s attorney, Hubert San­ confusion to all concerned.” the land since Bush became vice president in 1981. sexual assault and seven counts tos, of the Hartford law firm of O’Keefe called decisions con­ Standing in front of a cattle pen on a dusty family of risk of injury to a minor. He Buckley and Santos, listed For­ cerning accelerated rehabilita­ AP photo farm, Dukakis claimed Reagan administration Connecticnt Weather tin’s contributions to the town of was arrested again on May 12, tion “ one of the most difficult any WITHHOLDS BLESSING — Archbisop tered as a Republican, did not endorse farm policies had idled farmland and depressed 1987, and charged with second- Manchester. Santos said that judge can make.” He said that farm prices. degree custodial interference and because of Fortin’s high status in while Fortin’s contributions to John F. Whealon meets with Vice Bush. Whealon’s office said Democratic “ My friends, Mr. Bush’s farm policy can be Manchester and vicinity: Saturday, partly sunny risk of injury to a minor. the community, he has “ suffer^ the community were “ extremely President George Bush Friday in presidential candidate Michael Dukakis summed up in just five words: the fewer farmers breezy and warmer. High around 80. Southwest According to an affidavit re­ greatly” from the adverse public­ relevant,” if the crimes are likely Hartford. Whealon,. who recently regis­ the better,” the Massachusettsgovemorsaid. “ And wind 15 to 20 mph. Saturday night, hazy. Patchy fog. is welcome to visit. lated to the second arrest, police ity. Santos said the senior citi­ to be committed again, the his rural development policy can be summed up in Low around 60. Sunday, partly sunny and warm. detectives compiled a list of more zens’ center’s auditorium is contributions become irrelevant. two words: Tough luck.” Scattered late afternoon showers. High near 80. than 26 boys in the Manchester named for Fortin, who has never Dukakis also poked fun at Bush, whose legal Chance of showers 30 percent. before been charged with a “ You’ve helped a lot of people, area who were possible victims in but apparently you’ve also hurt a Bush meets with archbishop Texas residence is a hotel room in Houston. “ Sincel crime. West coastal, east coastal: Saturday, partly the case. lot of people,” O’Keefe said. rented a hotel room in Dallas last night, I guess I On May 4, Fortin pleaded “ The public humiliation — if qualify as a Texan,” Dukakis said. sunny and breezy. High 70 to 75. Southwest wind 15 to there ever was a punishment that “ Your dark side, Mr. Fortin, is 20 mph. Saturday night, hazy with areas of fog. Low innocent to all charges. He that you have difficulty control­ Dukakis re ce iv ^ an unexpected newspaper applied for the accelerated reha­ would be considered severe — is endorsement as well. The Seattle Times, which around 60. Sunday, partly sunny. Scattered late the type that’s been visited on ling your sexual impulses to but doesn’t get endorsement afternoon showers. High around 70. Chance of bilitation ptogram on Aug. 10. make advances towards young almost always endorses Republicans, announced The program, which is for crimes Wally Fortin,” said Santos. Friday that it would carry an editorial Sunday showers 30 percent. Fortin worked as a part-time boys.” By Judd Everhart in West Hartford, where he was fortune; he said an $8,000 loan considered “ not serious in na­ The Associated Press greeted by 3,000 to 4,000. would cost a student $104,000 by supporting Dukakis. ture,” would have allowed the attendance investigator for the Fortin and his attorney de­ Northwest hills: Saturday, partly sunny breezy During a 12-minute speech, the time it was paid back, under 'The editorial said Bush must share responsibiiity charges to be erased if Fortin Youth Services Bureau for four clined to comment on the judge’s and warmer. High 75 to 80. Southwest wind 15 to 20 HARTFORD - Republican Bush attacked Dukakis as naive the Dukakis plan. with President Reagan for “ the potentially completed a period of probation years. His job was to check on decision. mph. Saturday night, hazy. Patchy fog. Low around presidential candidate George in foreign affairs and cautioned “ My opponent, the only way catastrophic federal deficit ... (and) the widening 60. Sunday, cloudy periods and warm with a 50 Bush met briefly with one of the audience that this was “ no that he can win is if he convinces financial gap between the well-off who’ve gained percent chance of afternoon showers. Highs in the Connecticut’s newest Repubii- time to turn the foreign policy of the American people that every­ handsomely and the tens of millions of middle-class 70s. Educators cans Friday, Hartford Archibi- this country over to a rank thing is wrong,” Bush said. “ The and poor Americans who are today relatively ^qrse Endorsed like it, shop John F. Whealon, who last amateur in that field.” way I am going to win is to tell ’em off.” month quit the Democratic Party Bush, who grew up in Connecti­ we are doing well. The Dukakis campaign also aired a new, skunked by over its acceptance of abortion. cut, did not mention abortion “ When you change horses ... 30-second ad Friday night during NBC’s coverage of Index others dismiss it But after the meeting, Whea­ during his speech on the Catholic let’s change to one that’s going the Olympics. The ad, called “ The Packaging of lon’s office was quick to put out a school campus. where you want to go,” he said. George Bush,” showed actors portraying Bush emergency statement saying that the ses­ He did sound several several aides who say he must wrap himself in the .34 Focus. .17-32 who is challenging Thompson After the speech, Bush moved Business___ By Andrew Yurkovskv sion, which had been requested familiar themes: he said he American flag because he has no issue that appeals Churches__ . 14-15 Local news. ___4-7 said that the endorsement of off the stage and shook hands and Manchester Herald ENID, Okla. (AP) - by the Bush campaign, “ in no wants to be the “ education to the middle classy Classified__ .35-41 Opinion___ . 12-13 Thompson was not important, but picked up a baby giri as the crowd .42-48 Students were sent outside. way was to endorse (Bush’s) president,” that the president Com ics____ .23-25 Sports____ she wouldn’t elaborate. strained forward. U.S./World. . 10-11 Democratic candidates for the An office was barricaded. candidacy” and said Democrat should have line-item veto power Connecticut. ___7-9 “ I would prefer not to say. I’m Earlier in the day. Bush had Legislature on Friday welcomed And officials throughout the Michael Dukakis would also be when dealing with federal not too concerned about that,” traveled to Springfield, Mass., to Bush still troubled endorsements from the Manches­ Eisenhower Elementary welcome to meet with Whealon. budgets and that he favors the she said. receive the endorsement of two ter teachers’ union, but Republi­ School walked with a light “ Archbishop Whealon took this death penalty for “ drug king­ She said that it’s “ a given” that poiice organizations and he men­ cans dismissed them as step. opportunity to express his con­ pins” involved in murders. by the gender gap L ottery the MEA supports Democrats tioned that in his St. Joseph insignificant. The emergency? cerns about the moral fabric of He ridiculed Dukakis’ plan to and incumbents. speech. The Manchester Education As­ A sleeping skunk. our American society and the STORRS (AP) — Republican presidential canUi Meotti said that the endorse­ collect delinquent taxes, saying Connecticut state Friday: 829. Play Four: 6545. sociation, which represents most When school counselor future of our nation,” Whealon’s He told the St. Joseph audience date George Bush is doing a better Job attracting ment is important because “ edu­ there was no need to beef up the Connecticut “ Lotto” Friday: 11, 14,29, 32, 36,37, public school teachers in town, Noama Barnard arrived at that Dukakis represented a “ soft- support from women voters, but his campaign is cation is a very important issue to office said. “ He spoke of issues IRS and that the U.S. tax system announced Thursday that it en­ her office Thursday, she involving life and the quality of on-crime policy.” still troubled by a significant gender gap, say most people.” should continue to be “ based on dorsed the candidacies of the encountered the skunk, experts at the University of Connecticut. About Zinsser, Meotti said, “ He life in the United States of the honesty and integrity of the The Dukakis campaign tried to three incumbent Democrats. which was curled up for a counter that by staging a news “ We’ve seen many reports that say the gender has never distinguished himself America.” American people.” ’They are Sen. Michael P. Meotti, conference across the street from gap for Bush is gone,” John Barry, a survey analyst iianrliPBtpr iiprald on educational issues.” quiet nap. After the meeting with Whea­ He also said a Dukakis proposal D-Glastonbury, and Reps. James “ I heard some rustling in the college to announce that the at the university’s^Roper Center for Public Opinion McCavanagh, who is running lon, Bush traveled up the street to to have student loans repaid R. McCavanagh and John W. some papers and saw it Hartford Police Union had en­ Research, said earlier this week. unopposed, said that “ any endor­ an outdoor rally under warm, during lifetime payroll deduc­ USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 1 Thompson, both of Manchester. move,” Ms. Barnard said. dorsed Dukakis. But the gap still exists and those who say it is gone sement you can get is sunny skies at St. Joseph College tions could cost those students a Meotti represents the 4th Sena­ “ I decided I’d get out of are misinterpreting the polls, Barry said. Penny M. Sleffeil. Publisher important.” torial District. McCavanagh re­ there — very slowly.” “ Those reports have used the term to explain the He added, “ I worked hard for Qeorge T. Chappell Sheldon Cohen presents the 12th Assembly Dis­ Next door to the counse­ margin which separates women in their support of Compoeing Meneger the educational system and sup­ Editor trict and Thompson represents lor’s office is the school City police union backs Dukakis the candidates, and that’s not what the gender gap Dsniaa A. Roberta Robert H. Hubberd ported legislation that dealt with Presarooni Manager the 13th Assembly District. lunchroom, and officials led describes,” Barry said. Advertising Director the educational system, so I’m Jeenne Q. Fromerth Frank J. MeSrraegan Former Sen. Carl A. Zinsser, students outside. ers held a news conference across administration.” “ In describing the gender gap in voting, we Circulation Director sure that had a lot to do with my WEST HARTFORD (AP) — Bualneta Manager who is challenging Meotti to Folding chairs were used compute the percentage point difference in support endorsement.” Connecticut’s largest municipal the street from St. Joseph College ’Die endorsement was accepted regain the 4th District seat he lost for the candidates separately for men and women, Thompson said that as a result to barricade the counselor's police union, the 503-member where Republican presidential by Dukakis’ son John, who said Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the to Meotti two years ago. dis­ office until Enid animal nominee George Bush was mak­ his father had h elp^ reduce and then compute the gap,” said Everett C. Ladd, missed the importance of endor­ of laws on education recently Hartford Police Union, joined the Manchester Publishing Co.. 18 Bralnard Place. Manchester, control officers arrived and escalating battle of police endor­ ing a campaign stop Friday crime by 13 percent during his director of the Roper Center and-political science Conn. 08040. Second class postage paid at Manchaatar, Conn. sements. He noted that in the last enacted by the Legislature, state professor. Postmaster; Send address changes to the Manchester Herald, funding to Manchester schools removed the animal. sements in the presidential race afternoon. years as governor of Massachu­ P.O. Box SSI, Manchseter, Conn. 08040. election he was endorsed by four School Principal Mary Barry said Bush is beginning to experience the would increase by about $1.5 Friday and threw its support to Bush had earlier in the day setts while the national crime If you don't recalva your Herald by 8 pjn. weekdays or 7:30 newspapers but was defeated. Butler said the skunk may picked up the endorsements of rate had gone up by 4 percent. same polling patterns that President Reagan did in a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. If you're unable “ So much for endorsements.” million in the coming year. Over Democrat Michael Dukakis. to reach your carrier, call aubscribar sanrica at 847-8048 by 8 have entered when the cus­ “ Gov. Mike Dukakis has a two Massachusetts law enforce­ 1984. he said. the five years through 1993, state p.m weekdays lor delivery In Manchester. todian left the door open proven track record in fighting ment groups, traveling to Duka­ John Dukakis, using a familiar A CBS-New York Times poll in June showed Suggested carrier rates are $1.80 weakly. $7.70 lor one Zinsser said that the MEA education funding to the town during evening cleaning. crime and helping police,” said kis’ home state to accept them. line from his father’s campaign, support for Bush among men was 1 percentage point month. $23.10 for three months. $48.20 for six months and didn’t endorse him “ because I’m would increase about 66 percent. said police officers “ want a $82.40 for orw year. The doors will be shut at Hartford Police Union President “ We’re still waiting for the war behind Dukakis and support for Bush among women not one who’s going to give in to When asked about the signifi­ candidate with a record, not a The Manchester Herald la a member of the Associated Press, night from now on, she James F.Quigley. on drugs,” Quigley said, “ and the was 18 points behind Dukakis. That’s a gender gap the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Prase every single demand they’re cance of the MEA endorsement, added. Quigley and other police offic­ war on crime from the Reagan resume.” of 17 points, they said. Association and the New England Newspapsr Assodailon. going to make.” he said that the teachers have the Susan Buckno, a Republican best interests of students in mind. . X I 4 j I » 3 J ‘ I . I ; 'll Canpaign Notebook ■<4 Calendar Main Street merchants

Thompson OKs debates M anchester work of downtown coordinator Monday forward with its marketing stra­ Democratic State Rep. John W. Thompson has Parking Authority, Lincoln Center gold room, 8 By Nancy Cancelman written his Republican challenger, Susan Buckno, a.m. Manchester Herald tegy and promotional events. -'is. Apter said. Previously, down­ accepting her challenge to debates, and he has Planning and Zoning Commission. Lincoln Center town business owners were hav­ suggested some possible topics. hearing room, 7 p.m. The resignation of the down­ ing trouble organizing and hold­ The candidates are seeking election in Manches­ Tuesday town coordinator and member­ ing events because they wfere ter’s 13th Assembly District. Board of Directors comment session. Municipal ship services coordinator for the busy running their businesses. Buckno had proposed debates that would focus on Building. 9 a.m. Greater Manchester Chamber of Asked if Pastorelle’s leaving issues ranging from “ the current budget crisis to Board of Directors workshop, Lincoln Center Commerce surprised some co­ would put merchants back to the future of our young people and crime.” hearing room. 7:30 p.m. workers and downtown business square one, Apter replied. In his letter Thompson said, “ In addition to the Wednesday owners, who praised her work. Veronica Pastorelle, former “ Maybe square two. She’s put us issues you mentioned in your letter, I look forward Housing Subcommittee, Water Department con­ beyond square one. ” to discussing issues affecting the mentally re­ ference room. 7 p.m. downtown coordinator for the But Alan Cashman, vice presi­ tarded, the mentally ill, public education funding, Hockanum River Linear Park Committee, Downtown Manchester Associa­ dent of the Downtown Manches­ the elderly, the nursing shortage, the environment, Lincoln Center gold room, 7:30 p.m. tion and membership coordinator ter Association and owner of J. and other similar state issues and our respective ’Thursday for the chamber, submitted a Garman Clothier on Main Street, experience and qualification to deal with these Cheney National Historic District Commission,' letter of resignation to chamber said Thursday he felt Pastorelle’s issues.” Probate Court, 4:30 p.m. president Anne Flint and Down­ Thompson said he would be able to meet Buckno town Manchester Association leaving would be a “ major CRCOG public transportation hearing. Lincoln setback” for downtown. in public debate in appropriate forums and at Center hearing room. 7 p.m. President Bernard Apter on Sept, 23, the same day she left the job. Cashman said he was surprised mutually convenient times and places. Local Emergency Planning Committee, Munici­ In the letter, Pastorelle wrote, and “ very disappointed” that she Buckno had suggested at least four debates and pal Building coffee room. 7 p.m. “ I have very much enjoyed my quit and also isn’t sure why she had written Thompson that her campaign workers Housing Subcommittee. Water Department con­ past six months with the did. would contact his campaign staff to work out the ference room. 7 p.m. logistics. Chamber and getting to know the “ There were a lot of pressures members of the business com­ in this job,” Cashman said. Giulletti raps Herbst Andover munity. However, personal cir­ Pastorelle started the job cumstances necessitate a career VERONICA PASTORELLE March 1. She was an English Republican James Giulietti of Vernon, candidate Monday major in Smith College and has Conservation Commission, Town Office Building. change.” . . .work is praised for state senator from the 35th Senatorial District, Pastorelle has an unlisted worked in music publishing and Patrick Flynn/Mancheater Herald 7:30 p.m. has charged that when his opponent. Sen. Marie phone number and could not be as a choir director. She is Herbst, D-Vemon, had an opportunity to take a ’Tuesday formerly of Long Island. LAST DAY — Gerry McNamara puts Department. She Started work in Board of Education. Andover Elementary School. reached for comment. The Men’s Shop on Main St. strong stand against busing of students she chamber would not give her During her six months with the away records Friday during her iast day November 1964. 8:30 p.m. Since she was hired by the declined. address without her permission. chamber, Pastorelle created a as a secretary in the town Pianning Wednesday chamber in March, Pastorelle In a news release, Guilietti said Herbst voted Flint said Thursday she isn’t nine-member steering commit­ Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 7 p.m. worked hard for both the against an amendment prohibiting busing under sure exactly why Pastorelle left. chamber and downtown, Flint tee to help downtown business any circumstances as well as the use of tax dollars “ I assume (she left) to pursue said. owners to work with the Planning to promote or implement a busing plan. Gerry McNamara’s retirement Bolton other career opportunities,” “ She brought a large number of Department on an economic Giulietti said he supports the amendment and will Flint said. new (chamber) members,” Flint survey of Main Street customers fight to keep school children in neighborhood Flint said the chamber will and business owners. She also ’Tuesday said. “ She was quite enthusiastic schools. soon begin advertising the helped put out a downtown Board of Selectmen. Community Hall, 8 p.m. about Main Street. ’The mer­ “ Busing in not the answer to educational equality leaves a ‘big gap’ at town hall position. business directory. Wednesday chants know a lot more now about throughout our state,” Giulietti said. “ I don’t think it’ll be a short She also helped plan and By Nancy Concelman Planning Department from 1975 away from home.” Charter Revision Commission. Community Hall. what they need than they did six He said he believes problem schools should be process,” Flint said. participate in promotional events Manchester Herald to 1983 and still deals with the August remembers her first 8 p.m. months ago.” targeted for improvement by the state Department “ It’ll be hard to replace her,” such as the July sidewalk sale and department as a private archi­ day nearly two years ago. Pastorelle worked especially of Education. He said the department has not said Apter, who owns Regal hard to help Main Street move the annual Feast Fest. reviewed such hurdles to quality education as poor Gerry McNamara has been tect. "I was glad that Gerry was Coventry administration of urban schools, drug use, the among the first to learn about the McNamara also worked for here because she’s so knowledga- absense of decent housing, jobs, and transportation. town’s biggest projects, including Planning Directors Joseph ble about everything that con­ Monday the Buckland Industrial Park, the Tamsky and Eric Potter. cerns the town of Manchester,” Town Council, Town Office Building. 7:30 p.m. Merchant Marines get benefits Cheney Mill conversions and “ Each one of them is differ­ August said. “ I ’ll be calling every Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office most recently, the Buckland ent,” McNamara said. day after she leaves.” Building. 7:30 p.m. Merchant Marines may contact and interviews, Ladabouche said. Corrections mall. “ She’s really been helpful to the “Gerry has an incredible ’Tuesday By Nancy Concelman the Veterans Administration for The representative and assist­ McNamara, a secretary in the public,” Lamson said. “ There’s amount of patience,” said Stuart Registrars. Town Office Building. 9 a.m. to 5p,m. Manchester Herald forms needed before they can ant may refer veterans for town Planning Department, said going to be a big gap there when Popper, who joined the staff as Referendum on school project. Town Office An item published Tuesday about testing next receive veterans status, he said. counseling, job training or ap­ the work has been interesting, but she leaves.” senior planner in July. “ People Building, 6 to 8 p.m. Merchant Marines who served week at Manchester High School incorrectly Veterans are entitled to various prenticeship programs, she said. 24 years and four town planners Friday at the department was a can be gruff, but Gerry’s always Housing Authority, on site, 7 p.m. during World War II have been reported who would be tested. The Iowa Test of benefits, including pension, medi­ The local Job Service office, later, she’s ready to retire. little bit crazier than usual, as very even-keeled with Town Hall Space Committee. Town Office granted veterans status by the Achievement and Proficiency will be for lOR and cal care and home loans, in located at 806 Main St., serves McNamara, whose last day McNamara attempted to prepare everybody.” Building. 7:30 p.m. Department of Defense and llth-grade students. It will be given on Monday and addition to employment benefits, Tolland, South Windsor, Elling­ was Friday, joined the depart­ it for her absence by straighten­ But for McNamara, dealing Wedne^ay should contact the local Job Wednesday from 7: SO to 10; 15 a.m. School will open he said. ton, Bolton and Vernon as well as at 10:20 a.m. those two days for other students. ment in November 1964 and has ing files, gathering information with unhappy “ customers,” as Republican Town Committee. Town Office Service office in Manchester to worked for the town longer than for Monday’s Zoning Board of she calls them, was simply a find out what employment benef­ At the local Job Service office, Manchester. Building, 7:30 p.m. For more information, call the any other secretary there now. Appeals meeting and trying to matter of gritting her teeth. It Windham Regional ’Transit District. 968 Main St., its they’re entitl^ to. tiiere is a veterans’ unit staffed by A story published Friday incorrectly identified a veterans’ employment repre­ Job Service at 649-4558 or the according to payroll records. All leave behind little bit of the was the amount of work that’s Willimantic, 7:30 p.m. Vivian E. Ladabouche, man­ the man charged with shooting Giovani Cusano of sentative and assistant, who Veterans Administration Hart­ Bolton at Heublein Inc. in Hartford on Wednesday. 24 years were spent with the knowledge she’s gained about resulted from a boom in develop­ School Building Committee, Coventry High ager of the local Job ^ rv ic e office, said among other benefits, handle all veterans’ applications ford office at 278-3230. Ismael Laureano Reyes of Hartford has been Planning Department. what’s where and how to find it. ment that she sometimes found School, 7:30 p.m. veterans are contacted first when charged with attempt to commit murder, first- “ I think the work is fascinat­ “ Because she’s been around so hard to deal with. Parks and Recreation Commission. Patriot’s the service gets a job listing. degree assault and criminal use of a firearm, ing,” she said. “ I love to see the long...and taken such a great The Planning Department has Park, 7:30 p.m. “ A lot of them (veterans) don’t according to Hartford police. changes.” interest in things, she’s sort of the received approval from the ’Thursday For her co-workers and Plan­ institutional resource of the de­ Board of Directors for an in­ Housing Rehabilitation. Town Office Building, realize what they have coming.” \Ue'yie Two Days Onlyll Ladabouche said. The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and ning Department customers. partment,” Pellegrini said. crease in this year’s budget that 7:30 p.m. Veterans status is open to fair in its reporting. If an error is made or McNamara’s leaving won’t easy. Pellegrini said McNamara’s would have allowed it to hire a Fair Housing Committee. Town Office Building, 8 Merchant Marines who served in Thursday & Friday information Is misinterpreted, we want to make More than 150 of them showed up knowledge of procedures, legal third secretary. Now, Pellegrini p.m. active ocean-going service under corrections. The Herald’s phone number is M3-2711. at a farewell luncheon Wednes­ , requirements and deadlines has said, he’ll have to hire two. Friday DoW’ October 6 & 7 day to let her know. “ kept me out of a lot of trouble.” any branch of the military In the meantime, McNamara Registrars. Town office Building. 1 to 3 p.m. "Gerry hasn’t had a job for 24 “ I could fill a book with the between Dec.7, 1941 and Aug. 15, will be able to watch the town Take Jobless claims down years, she’s been a public servant 1945, said George Merrithew, things I ’ve learned,” McNamara grow from the outside. Although for 24 years,” said Planning veterans services officer with the Weekly claims in Connecticut for unemployment said. she plans to travel during retire­ ''Before Director Mark Pellegrini, who’s But, McNamara admits, it Award honors teacher regional office of the Veterans benefits declined by over 3,100 to a weekly average ment, McNamara said she’ll stay worked with McNamara for four Administration in Hartford. OFF of 19,410 for the two-week period ending Sept. 17, wasn’t easy when she started. in town, play a little golf and COVENTRY — An award has been established at 20% years. “ Gerry was always willing Merchant Marines, who car­ 'The Stork said Betty L. Tianti, state labor commissioner. “ It takes awhile to learn the spend time with her two Coventry High School to honor the memory of to drop whatever she was doing to ried supplies across the ocean in 4 iaternity sh o p entire store New claim filings decreased from 2,346 to 1,889, difference between variances granddaughters. business teacher Carole Gebert, who recenty died of be courteous and helpful. It’s that and special exceptions and every­ military or private vessels during while continued claims decreased from 20,173 down luckcinid the war, previously were not TRI-CITY PLAZA quality that will be missed the thing that goes along with them, ” McNamara said Friday she The Carole Gebert Award will be given toa seniof" Open .10-9 to 17,521. New and continued temporary (seasonal) considered veterans by the De­ most.” she said. “ There are so many had “ mixed feelings” about student who exhibits outstanding business skills. Vernon, CT 871-2910 claims were lower by 625, down from 1,549 to 924 for retiring. partment of Defense because 1(3-6 Daily No Previous Sales Pellegrini’s comments were regulations.” Anyone interested in contributing to the award the most recent two-week period. they were civilians, Merrithew 10-9 Thurs. & Fri. Layaways or Early Birds echoed by others who had worked For Kathy August, also a “ If you’ve done the same thing should contact Principal Dennis Joy at Coventry All of the local offices recorded lower filings, and said. 12-5 Sun. 305 claimants exhausted their unemployment with McNamara, including Alan secretary in the Planning Depart­ for 24 years, it’s kind of hard to High School. benefits. Lamson, who worked in the ment, McNamara is a “ mom say Tm leaving,’ ” she said. J / f / ^ i Local News in Brief Wage hike among laws effective today

Health series slated By Judd Everhart passed 444 bills. Many took effect the presence of a police officer, ■ Give a homicide victim’s repre­ m The Associated Press when signed into law by Gov. firefighter or a paramedic. sentative the right to be present in The Community Health Education Series at William A. O’Neill. Others were ’The so-called “ pet lemon law ” court during all prosecution Manchester Memorial Hospital is presenting its Connecticut’s minimum wage will effective July 1, the start of the requires pet shops to provide a proceedings. seventh semester of health-related topics this jump to $4.25 an hour — making it state’s fiscal year, and most of the refund or replacement at no charge ■ Require the Division of Crimi­ month and next. among the highest in the country, rest are effective Saturday, the first to anyone whose newly purchased nal Justice to investigate any Following is a list of the programs scheduled for hazing will be prohibited on college of October. dog or cat dies or gets sick within IS incident in which a police officer’s the series. They are all open to the public at no campuses, and cat and dog buyers The minimum wage increase is days of sale from an illness existing use of deadly force in the line of duty charge. For further information, contact Health- will have new protections as 174 new part of a schedule approved in 1987 at the time of sale. The bill also results in a death, and determine Soujrce, Manchester Memorial Hospital, at 647-6600. laws go into effect today. that boosted the minimum wage requires pet shops to have their pets whether the use of deadly force was Oct. 5 (Wednesday). 6 p.m. — Parkinson’s Another new law prohibits the from $3.37 to $3.75 an hour on Oct. 1, regularly examined before they are lawful. Deisease Update, Dr. Zachary Macinsy, neurologist brandishing of realistic-looking toy 1987, and to $4.25 this year. sold. ■ Require hospitals to give the in Hartford, and Dr. Stephen Calderon, neurosur­ guns. A U.S. Department of Labor state Department of Environmental geon in Manchester and Hartford. Still another is designed to help official said this week that California Other new laws taking effect Protection the name of the person in Oct. 12 (Wednesday) 6p.m .— Understanding the ease the shortage of nurses by is the only other state with a $4.25 Saturday will: charge of disposing of the facility’s Role of Cholesterol and Triglicerides in Your allowing nurses moving into Connec­ minimum wage; he said the District ■ Make it illegal to charge for biomedical wastes, the amount of Health, Dr. Kevin Chun, internist in South Windsor. ticut to practice in the state for up to of Columbia’s minimum wage is human organs to be used in waste and the disposal site. Oct. 19 (Wednesday) 6 p.m. — Medicare 120 days under a temporary permit $4.85 for some occupations. transplants. ■ Prohibit towns from imposing Advocacy. A discussion of the impact of Medicare while their licenses are being The hazing law establishes fines of ■ Prohibit the intentional altera­ zoning and subdivision require­ reimbursement cuts on health care services for transferred. up to $1,500 on organizations and up tion of any work of art worth at least ments for mobile and modular senior citizens and all members of the community. One other prohibits videotape to $1,000 on members participating $2,500 after It is sold, and for 50 years housing that are substantially differ­ Oct. 26 (Wednesday) 6 p.m. Label Reading: What rental stores from disclosing what in hazing. after the artist’s death. ent from those applying to tradi­ Packages Really Say, Roberta Ruland, Manchester tapes a person rents. The measure The toy gun law prohibits people ■ Require police officers to pro­ tional homes. Memorial Hospital Community Health Dietician.. provides fines of up to $500 and the from brandishing in a threatening vide crime victims with immediate ■ Prohibit discrimination based Nov. 2 and 3 (Wednesday and Thursday) Estate person injured by such a disclosure manner toy guns that look like the assistance and a card informing on mental disability in housing, Planning. An encore presentation of the two-night can sue for damages under the bill. real thing. ’The measure also prohib­ them of their rights and available restaurants and other areas of special program featuring Terry Mayo, estate The 1988 General Assembly its the drawing of look-alike guns in services. public accommodation. planning consultant, on preparing for the flnancial health of your fam ily and loved ones. Preregistra­ ■ M l tion required. Call 647-4754. PMrick Flynn/ManchMtar H«rald SEASONAL SALE — Diane Schaub vegetable stand on Hillstown Road by Three officers appointed prepares to sell pumpkins at her dressing some friends on Friday. Sales frauds by telephone are expanding The Manchester Police Department has three the collection of art. silver, and furniture collected new officers. The three. Luke Jancsek of Manches­ Telephone sales frauds are so successful they’re by Francine and Sterling Clark. Lunch will be at the ter. Gary Jarzabek of Portland and Steven Ike of expanding. Here are some typical scams and some Coventry school board ponders famous “ Orchards.” Cost $38, due Oct. 5. The bus Windsor, were sworn in last week after successfully advice from “ Modem Maturity” magazine. leaves 8:30 a.m. and returns about 6 p.m. completing 400 hours of training at the Municipal Investments: If you’re interested, ask to see a Nov. 17, La Renaissance, East Windsor, for lunch Police Training Academy in Meriden. prospectus. AARP Roundup and a show by comedian Charlie Prose. Cost, $32. In addition to the Academy training, the officers how to handle study of AIDS Ideal vacation certificates: You’ll pay lots extra due Oct. 28. The bus leaves at 11:30 a.m and will w ill complete an 80-hour in-service training with an for the vacation. return about 4 or 4:30 p.m. assigned field training officerfrom the department. By Jacqueline Bennett Sullivan. would allow a student with AIDS Charitable causes; Check them out with the Tina DePumpo Manchester Herald The new officers bring the number of patrol Superintendent of Schools Na­ to remain in school. The policy Better Business Bureau. Chapter 604 officers to 50. four below authorized strength. than (^ esler replied. “ To kinder­ states that the diagnosis of AIDS Gold-silver-platinum deposits in Arizona-New ’The next meeting is Wednesday at Concordia COVENTRY - Board of Edu­ garteners we would probably say or ARC (Aids Related Complex) Mexico-wherever; A new twist on the “ dirt pile” Lutheran Church. A social hour will be from 12:45 cation members are wrestling something like ‘It is dangerous, “ shall not be the sole grounds” theme. with the question of how best to until 1; 30, when the business meeting will be called ‘Kitchen bingo’ planned you can die from it, but you can’t for exclusion, expulsion, or res­ Be cautious about unsolicited phone pitches; a cruise on the Ottawa River, a sound and light show to order. teach children to avoid the threat catch it by sitting next to triction of a student’s education Never give out your credit card number, even for on Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal, and shopping. The regular meeting of the Arm y and Navy Club The program will be a representative froiil^je' of AIDS. someone. Don’t stick your fingers program. “ verification purposes,” unless you’re initiating the The price is $325per person. Janet Phillips, 649-0524, auxiliary will be Wednesday at 7 p.m. in the club The board will vote whether to Paramount Hotel, Parksville, N.Y. (in the Carer in blood or any other kinds of body At that time member Judy phone order; don’t allow yourself to be pressu4ed is tour coordinator. house on Main Street in Manchester. adopt a policy that an AIDS kills) to show slides and give information on a f i v ^ fluid,’ ” he said. Halvorson was chairwoman- of into buying NOW. Just say “ no” — and if you can’t Nov. 2, “ Montgomery Place,” the Hudson Members are reminded to bring canned goods or day trip, Jan. 29 through Feb. 2. There w ill be a curriculum be developed at its AIDS, a fatal disease which the board and voted for the policy. get a word in edgewise, hang up. Valley’s new attraction. The trip includes luncheon kitchen items for a "kitchen bingo" to follow the Oct. 27 meeting. question and answer period. Reservations w ill be attacks the body’s immune sys­ Lawrence Mickel. the current at the Red Hook Inn and a tour o f the 23 room business meeting. Refreshments will be served. Because AIDS is primarily □ □ □ taken by the tour committee following the meeting. tem, also is transmitted through board chairman, also served on mansion, a great estate from the I800’s, furnish^ transmitted sexually, board blood, saliva or contact with other the board at that time and Retirees and seniors interested in participating in with antiques. ’The cost is $35, the tour coordinator is ^ ’TRIPS: Oct. 13, to Montgomery Place overlook­ member Robert Christie said body fluids. School celebrates birthday opposed the policy, saying “ there a duckpin bowling league on an informal basis Alice Dearington, 649-7626. ing the Hudson River. Visit the 23 room mansion parents may resist instruction Currently some instruction in are too many ifs ... to possibly put should join us on Friday morning at 9:30 at the with luncheon at the Red Hook Inn. Cost; $36 per A 20th birthday celebration for Martin School is that would involve discussion of AIDS is given in biology and Chapter 1275 large numbers of students and Holiday Lanes on Spencer Street. It’s loads of fun person. Contact: Ida Beruby, 649-1265. scheduled for Oct. 30 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the school on sex. health classes at Coventry High ’The next meeting is at South Untied Methodist teachers at risk.” and good exercise. Nov. 9, to the Coachlight Dinner ’Theater. One bus Dartmouth Road. Music, refreshments and a “ You’ll likely get more resist­ School and to seventh and eighth- Church on Oct. 12 at 1:30 p.m. The executive board Medical research, he had said, is full, but there are still seats on the second one. balloon launch ai^ planned. ance because AIDS is primarily graders in family life classes at will hold its meeting at noon. The program will is not definitive enough to con­ Chapter 2399 Send $22.50 to Eileen Dalton. 75 Brent Road. Organizers are" looking for old photos of the school sexually transmitted,” he said at Captain Nathan Hale School. feature Dr. Paul Szwez, chiropractic physician of firm ways AIDS is transmitted. ’The directors’ meeting will be Thursday at 10 a.m. Manchester. Deadline is Oct. 5. and have asked those with the photos to call them at a meeting of the board Thursday. Chesler said on the elementary East Hartford, who will present a slide show. The policy makes exceptions in in the Community Room at First Federal Savings Dec. 6, Christmas tour of Hartford including the 647-3367. But he said young people should level, instruction'will likely be high risk conditions such as and Loan Association on West Middle ’Turnpike. ’The TRIPS: Oct. 18. to Williamstown, Mass., for a Butler-McCook and Mark Twain houses. Contact; be made aware ofhowthedisease given by the classroom teacher “ open wounds, biting behavior, monthly meeting will be Oct. 13 at 1:30 at the guided tour of Clark Institute, the museum housing Bill Gay, 644-0045. is transmitted because that could who will use the school nurse as a or frequent incontinence.” In Community Baptist Church on East Center Street. impact the choices they make as resource once the curriculum is such cases, a student may be ’The program will be “ Cheney Brothers Was The they mature. in place. assigned a restricted program or World,” presented by John Sutherland from 15 stores damaged Board member Ellen Sullivan ’To date, there are no reported expelled. Parents could appeal Manchester Community College. asked what approach would be AMERICAN FUEL cases of students with AIDS in such action. ARE YOU SEARCHING FOR THE BEST used at the early elementary in East Lyme fire town. All cases would be reported to ’TRIPS: Oct. 3 to 6, four-day trip to Canada’s OIL INC. PRICE ON A PERSONAL COMPUTER level. “ I think it is important not In February 1987, the board the superintendent, but confiden­ capital. ’Three nights will be at the Radisson Hotel, FOR YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS ? to make them too fearful.” said MANCHESTER, CT adopted a policy on AIDS that tiality would be protected. Ottawa Centre. Highlights of the stay will be a tour EAST LY M E (A P ) — A fire tore through the roof of Ottawa, a visit to Governor General’s residence. of Flanders Plaza Friday severely damaging DISCOUNT OIL N LOUEST SEHMCC RATES R FULL UNE OF ACCESSORIES second-story offices and forcing about 15 stores to R COilPUTER REPAM R DtSCOUKTED SOFTWARE close, fire officials said. Enrollment up at MCC again In Memoriam » CUSTOM COmOURATIOMS R LA^OPS l> PORTARUES R TEOMCAL SUPPORT R FULL LRC OF PRaiTERS The six-alarm fire raged for about three hours before being brought under control around noon Manchester Community Col­ said. me to explain it. I can’t.” In loving memory of Linda Theri­ Friday, according to Raymond A. Gardner, a paid lege’s total enrollment thgis year, Last year, the college had 5,473 ault, who passed away on Oct. 1, /GAL ABANDON YOUR SEARCH This is the third year in a row driver for the Flanders branch of the East Lyme at 5,500 students, is up 27 students full- and part-time students, he 1987. AND CALL that full-time enrollment has 125 Qal. Min. Delivery Fire Department. The plaza is located on the comer from last year, said Harry said. increased at the college, Meisel To your grave we wander. C.O.D. of Route 161 and Route 1 in East Lyme. Meisel, dean of student affairs. Meisel said he was unsure the said. Flowers placed with care. ’The number of full-time stu­ reason for the increase in full­ Only God knows the heartache. (Price Sublect to Change) A & C COMPUTERS Gardner said fire officials believe the fire began dents increased from 1,526 to time enrollment, and for the drop Full-time enrollment was 1,514 As we turn and leave you there. in the roof area. He said the blaze spread rapidly 1,612 students during this year, in the number of. part-time in 1986 and rose to 1,526 in 1987. 646-3905 @ 645-8900 along the space between the office ceilings and the Meisel said. The part-time stu­ students. Your always in our heats. Part-time enrollments also in­ 24 Hours Full Sarv/ce Avsilsbis roof. He said fire officials are still trying to dent population decreased by 59 “ I can’t account for either one creased from 3,756 students in Sadly Missed, determine where the fire started. students to 3,888 from 3,947, he of them,” Meisel said. "Don’t ask 1986 to 3,947 in 1987. Mom & Pop Prexy sees State & Region Final negotiations next week revival role Cops nab 24 In drug sweep seek L’Ambiance settlement for Eastern NEW BRITAIN (AP) - At least 24 people WINDHAM (AP) — David G. throughout central Connecticut have been arrested NEW HAVEN (AP) - A judge tional Safety and Health neys what they have determined Carter, Eastern Connecticut this week in a police crackdown on narcotics sales in the minimum settlement fund State University’s new president, a city housing project, police said. involved in litigation stemming Administration. from the 1987 collapse of the According to lawyers, Zam­ would be. And the judges are not says he will work to make the For several days, vice squad officers have set up telling one defendant what school a force in reviving the observation posts near the Mount Pleasant housing L’Ambiance Plaza in Bridgeport pano told company officials and said Friday night that he hopes their attorneys in meetings this another defendant is being asked economy in northeastern Connec­ project, watched buyers come in for heroin and to pay, lawyers said. ticut and strive to improve the arrested them as they drove away. Most of the there will be a settlement be­ week that they would face law­ tween victims’ families and the suits if they did not settle, even If the panel does not get enough school academically. suspects were charged with purchasing heroin, contributions from defendants to police said. builders next week. those who apparently were not at "Universities could once Detective William Kilduff, a police spokesman, But state Superior Ck)urt Judge fault in the accident. reach the minimum settlement it pursue scholarship in quiet isola­ said the Mount Pleasant area was targeted because Frank S. Meadow said whether The arbitration panel met this proposed, the mediation effort tion ... but no longer,” Carter told of the large amount of narcotics sold there. This the building will be rebuilt is still week with companies involved in would end, Zampano has said. about 1,000 people Thursday, week’s police action will be continuing, he said. being negotiated. the project, Bridgeport city offi­ The judges have scheduled when he was officially installed “I can’t tell you exactly (about cials and state officials to tell meetings for Wednesday and after six months on the job. a settlement),” he said. “But I’m them individually what it ex­ Thursday to draw up settlement pected each one to pay. papers between the plaintiffs and “We belong to the world,” State, Mobil announce deal hopeful it will be (next week). The Carter said. “I see a special role final meeting between the plain­ The judges have not told those companies that choose to HARTFORD (AP) — The state of Connecticut and anyone but the plaintiffs’ attor­ participate. for our university, here in the tiffs and defendants will be next region.” Mobil Oil Corp. Friday announced a 15-year week.’’ agreement under which Mobil will operate 23 About 40 attorneys met Carter, 45, took office in April, service stations on three highways and double the throughout the day Friday with AP photo replacing Charles R. Webb, who state’s annual revenues. had served 18 years as president. Meadow and U.S. District Judge NEED SOME EXTRA DOUBLE VISION — The kindergarten class at Raymond Beauregard, John and Stephanie Carey The contract, effective Saturday, covers 10 Robert C. Zampano, who are A native of Dayton, Ohio, Carter stations on Route 15.10 stations on Interstate 95 and mediating negotiations in the SPENDING MONEY!! Eliot (Maine) Elementary School has to sort out and Gregory and Jason Lawrence. Thetwins have previously worked as an adminis­ three on Interstate 395. lawsuits stemming from the April five sets of twins — from left, Meghan and Jillian been split into different classes to make it easier trator at the University of Mobii operated the service stations on Route 15 23, 1987, building collapse that Good, Ginger and Kelly Robbins, Robert and for teachers to identify them. Connecticut. and 1-95 under a previous contract. killed 28 men. Earn money and prizes by The contract will guarantee revenues of $56 He is so popular on campus that Zampano and Meadow called students call him “Carterman.” million over the next 15 years. That breaks down to all of the attorneys into the delivering the Manchester Herald $3.7 million annually, or nearly double the current He quickly gained students’ favor courtroom at about 5 p.m. and in your neighborhood. Rights agency blasted at hearing by rejecting an unpopular prop­ $2.1 million a year, the Department of Transporta­ dismissed them for the weekend, tion said. osal to deny campus housing to attorneys said. Call today to get more details. NORWICH (AP) - The state Com­ can Federation of State, County and Stawicki represents Michaei W. students 23 or older who live in Mobil will invest almost $10 million in the first Meadow said the next level of year to renovate the stations, the company said. The mission on Human Rights and Oppor­ Municipal Employees, said the com­ lerardi of Manchester, who filed Windham. And he has made a negotiations is reconstruction of tunities was accused having a retalia­ mission has created “a working envir­ discrimination complaints, initially practice of walking through dor­ improvement wiil include canopies, new lighting, the building. He declined to give 647-9946 improved restrooms and modem equipment. tory management style and making it onment in which turmoil, a lack of trust saying he was harassed on his job and mitories to speak with students. any details. Newspaper routes available in your area... too difficult for people who file among workers and fear of retaliation later saying he was fired in retaliation The families and injured Among the community or­ discrimination complaints during a ... exist side by side with increased case for filing the first complaint. The iented programs that Carter said workers have already accepted a complexity and diminishing staff to do commission dismissed the complaints Man faces 100 years In )all Harlan St...... 15-83 Main St...... 1-174 public hearing held by a task force would be high priorities are proposal that contains a min­ investigating the agency. the work.” without a hearing, and a state appeals NEW HAVEN (AP) — A New Britain man imum amount of compensation Henry St...... 18-119 Grove...... 1-47 Eastern’s early childhood pro­ Summit St...... 332-302 Pino H ill...... all A union leader and a lawyer leveled The union represents 60 commission court upheld the commission’s gram. small business services, arrested with nearly 9 pounds of cocaine is facing up for each of the 44 plaintiffs, the charges at Thursday’s sparsely 'dismissal. to 100 years in prison and $5 million in fines after lawyers said.- employees, including its investigators. English as a second language being indicted on drug trafficking charges, U.S. Lilley St...... all attended public hearing. Ferrucci suggested the task force An average of 1,700 complaints are program and general education As part of the proposal, L’Am­ Main St...... 399-494 Gov. William A. O’Neill ordered the Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr. said Friday. biance Plaza would be rebuilt East Center St...... 408-608 find out why 26 investigators have left filed annually with the commission, courses. Summit St...... 1-70 investigation in response to published the commission over the past three which pushes each of its investigators Michele Mariano. 22, was arrested by FBI agents under the trusteeship of the court. Wadsworth St...... all and members of three local police departments on reports about problems at the agency, years. to close five cases a month and bases Part of the apartment building’s Huntington ...... all Judith Dr...... all which is responsible for enforcing the WecMy Sept, 22, when more than 4 kilograms of cocaine profits would go to annuities set Jean M. Stawicki. a Colchester annual salary increases on meeting Farm Dr...... all state’s civil rights law. those standai^s. Health Tip were seized from his car, Twardy said. up for the injured and families of Norwood Dr...... all lawyer, urged the task force to Golway St...... all The task force released a preliminary recommend legislation that would ease A federal grand jury on Thursday handed up an the men killed. Prospect Dr...... 84-114 report last week that found that Last week’s report raised questions indictment charging Mariano with three counts of One attorney for the families, Kerry St...... all the burden of proof needed far a hearing about the fairness of the production possession with intent to distribute or distribution of North St...... all commission employees suffer from on a discrimination complaint. who requested anonymity, said North School St...... 1-84 poor morale, work in an atmosphere of standards and blamed stress, lack of cocaine, Twardy said. Friday that a short-term settle­ Squire Village...... all “They certainly are deciding you advancement and pressure from man­ Mariano faces up to 40 years in prison and a $2 distrust and fear retaliation if they ment could be reached next week show any sign of disloyalty. must have a lot of evidence, and I’m not agement to improve performance for a million fine on each of two counts because of the and that details of the reconstruc­ sure you can have enough evidence to high turnover rate among amount of cocaine involved and because of prior Porter St...... 458-650 Michael J. Ferrucci Jr., staff repre­ tion of the building would come Wyllys St...... 1-90 South Main Condo's...... 441 sentative with Council 4 of the Ameri­ win a case,” she said. investigators. convictions, ’Twardy said. He faces up to 20 years in later. prison and a $1 million fine on the remaining count, "We have suggested to Zam­ he said. He also faces a mandatory minimum of five pano that we work out a short­ Charter Oak St...... 141-348 Tracy Dr...... all EMERGENCY years in prison without parole, Twardy said. term settlement and later work Gardner St...... 3-66 Cushman Dr...... all Voter drive snagged again Fire — Police — Medical by Roy D. Katz, R.Ph. Mariano is being held without bail pending trial. out the complicated deal with the Gardner St. West...... all Scott Dr...... 4-108 restructuring of the building,’’ Highland St. registration. DIAL 911 FIRST AID KIT the attorney said. “Just because (Dugan’s Alley...... 8-37 BRISTOL (AP) — For the second time In Manchester 5,000,000 people are Injured on Grant funds rental housing Sycamore Lane...... all Packer S t...... all this year, a mass votei* registration drive A similar snag developed in a voter we don't have the restructuring registration drive in March during a Frank U.S. highways each year. First done now, doesn’t mean we can’t Horace S t...... all held in conjunction with a rock concert has aid is knowing what to do, and WASHINGTON (AP) - The New Haven Housing Overland St...... all stumbled over a section of the state’s Zappa concert in Hartford. Authority has won a $12.4 million federal grant to settle with 38 out of the 39 Lakewood Circle...... all quickly, and having the medical defendants.” mail-in registration law. In the Lake Compounce case, the supplies available. The Red Cross build 183 units of low-income rental housing to Bunco...... all Volunteers of the Connecticut Public research group has now been told that local LI’L ABNER® has developed a zip-up pillow, a replace the vacant, dilapidated Elm Haven High Attorneys involved in media­ Nike Circle...... all step-by-step first aid kit with Rise complex. U.S. Rep. Bruce A. Morrison said. tion efforts said there remained Hlllcrost...... all Ferguson Rd...... all Interest Research group and notaries registrars are required to send confirma­ donating their help registered hundreds of tion to the applicants by Monday to ensure The return pjuches of supplies for treating The award virtually guarantees that the U.S. several obstacles to reaching a different wounds - and complete Department of Housing and Urban Development settlement. new voters during a Oosby. Stills and they will be able to vote in November, of a classic. instructions. The kit contains scis­ Nash concert at Lake Compounce Festive according to Ellie Klapatch. Bristol’s will fund demolition of the six high-rise apartment One of those items is the matter Every day In the comics. sors, bandages, waterproof blan­ buildings and replace them with higher-quality of $5.1 million in outstanding fines CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 Park Aug. 5. Republican registrar. ket, etc. To order, send >24.95 plus units, the Connecticut Democrat said Thursday. and citations against five com­ But officials say the volunteers did not ConnPIRG has since scrambled to find •3.20 shipping to American Red No plan has been set in New Haven on where or panies by the federal Occupa- return the cards to either those who filled lawyers to notarize the cards who could Cross, Box D, Haworth, NJ 07641. how to build the new units, but Morrison said he will out the cards or to the notaries, who are the send those cars via express mail to about 45 work to make sure they are not clustered in a only ones legally authorized to deliver the registrars across the state. If the local traditional housing deveiopment. Morrison, who registrars can process the applications by Texas A&M alumnus cards to registrars. has worked closely with Housing Authority iianrljTBtTr As a result. 386 voters are waiting for Monday, those who registered at Lake Executive Director David Echols, said he wants the Bob Wallace recently was confirmation that they can cast ballots in Compounce will be able to vote in authority to build several smaller complexes in honored as a distinguished alum­ the Nov. 8 general election. November. middle-income neighborhoods. nus by Texas A&M University for Echols said the Elm Haven Disposition Commit­ rising to the highest ranks of the The matter came to light when regis­ James Leahy, executive director of 348 Main Street tee, which includes community residents and petroleum industry as president trars in Bristol recently began receiving ConnPIRG, said Thursday he is optimistic Manchester elected officials, is working with housing commis­ of Phillips 66. Wallace was an queries from voters who questioned *why that the cards will be delivered in time for * 194S Capp E nta rp rlM t. Inc. OItt. by NEA 649-1025 engineering graduate in the class lirralJi they had not received confirmation of registrars to process them. sioners to come up with a plan for the the new housing. of 1950. T!:; Reagar^ denies tle a l Nation & World made for hostages FBI found guilty of bias I ing restoring diplomatic relations EL PASO, Texas (AP) — The FBI discriminates CHICAGO (AP) - President h with Tehran, along with eco­ against Hispanics, a federal judge ruled Friday, Reagan denied Friday that the nomic assistance, and possibly saying the agency is slow to promote Hispanic U.S. government Is negotiating a hostage release with Iran, but resuming sales of military equip­ agents and assigns them less-desirable jobs. :v. ment to Iran. U.S. District Judge Lucius Bunton said the 311 said his administration is “ doing Hispanic agents who sued the FB I “ demonstrated a everything we can” to win their ■ At the United Nations Friday, pattern and practice of discrimination relating to release. Britain announced a resumption conditions of employment and promotions.” Responding to a published of diplomatic ties with Iran. Bunton said the issue of damages will be decided report in a Middle East news­ Secretary of State George P. in later hearings, possibly beginning in late paper, which said a deal is in the Shultz said any change in the November. works possibly as soon as Oct. 7, American relationship with Iran Attorneys for the agents said the decision could Reagan told reporters, “ We have required an end to the Iran-Iraq change employment practices in government and no direct negotiations, or have we war, an end to terrorism and the private industry. had, with Iran, at any time, in .release of Americans believed this.” held by pro-Iranian forces in Kremlin’s old guard is out “ Certainly there has been no Lebanon. contact between us and the Aboard Air Force I en route to kidnappers,” the president said. MOSCOW (A P ) — The Kremlin shake-up on Chicago earlier. White House There has been a spate of Friday promoted Mikhail S. Gorbachev's friends \ spokesman Marlin Fitzwater reports in recent weeks indicat­ and pushed out the old guard in a quick, unanimous said the administration had no ing the possibility of movement in vote that harked back to the power plays of his information about the newspap­ attempts to liberate nine Ameri­ pre-glasnost predecessors. er’s report of an assassination cans held captive in Lebanon by Simultaneously, the policy-making Communist attempt of Iranian parliamen­ pro-Iranian elements. Party Central Committee took the first step toward tary speaker Hashemi Rafsan- Reagan was confronted with fulfilling the Soviet leader's promise of getting the jani, although he said, “ We’ve questions about the latest report, party out of the day-to-day management of the seen those reports.” published in the Israeli news­ government. paper, The Nation, when he The decision to eliminate some departments of AP photo AP photo arrived in Chicago to appear on the party bureaucracy and consolidate others behalf of Vice President George means hundreds, perhaps thousands, of the Soviet BURIED ALIVE — Philadelphia firefighters and rescue workers remove Brits say EARTH SCENES — Mission speciaiist Commander Frederick Hauck circle Bush before an audience of ethnic Union's top Communist Party bureaucrats will lose the body of a plumber who was killed Friday after he was burled under voters and at a Republican party their jobs on the powerful staff of the Central David Hilmer points a camera toward Earth during Discovery's 18th orbit about eight feet of dirt while working on a sewer pipe. A second worker fund-raiser later in the day. Committee. earth as pilot Richard Covey and Friday. was also trapped in the cave-in, but his condition was not known. Sitting at a picnic table for Iran ties lunch at Wozniak’s Casino, Rea­ House passes welfare plan gan told reporters, “ We are doing everything we can to get them to resume WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress on Friday Astronauts fix stuck antenna, back. But these rumors and completed and sent to the White House the first Congress rushes bills reports are out about negotia­ UNITED NATIONS (AP) - major welfare overhaul in a half-century, with supporters predicting the bill will help thousands of tions. All I can say is, they must Britain announced Friday a re­ be coming from Iran, because sumption of fuli diplomatic ties poor people become responsible and productive they’re not true.” with Iran based on “ mutuai parents. avoiding risky waik in space before new fiscal year In Washington, State Depart­ The House passed the Fam ily Support Act 347-53 respect.” It accelerated an im­ ment spokeswoman Phyllis Oak- provement in Western relations despite complaints from liberals that it is unfair to CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. junk. damage trom tne Hurricane iey denied the newspaper report with the fundamentalist govern­ welfare recipients and from conservatives that it (A P ) — Discovery's astronauts, Back at Cape Canaveral, the Gilbert on the Yucatan Later in the day, the Senate voted 90-4 in WASHINGTON (AP) — Congress without any qualifications. She ment in Tehran. won't cut the rolls or save taxpayers any money. having consigned the world's redesigned booster rockets that Peninsula. pursued its frantic effort Friday to rush the favor of a House-approved $46.6 billion said; “ There have been no such President Reagan has said he is pleased with the most sophisticated communica­ powered Discovery toward orbit The astronauts all have been in agriculture bill, and sent It to Reagan. But Secretary of State George five remaining 1989 appropriations bills to meetings. The story is not true. It final form of the bill, which flew through the Senate tions satellite to its 22,300-mile- Thursday were towed into port, space before and there were none The president signed the seventh appro­ P. Shultz said any U.S. settiement President Reagan before midnight’s start is all false.” 96-1 on Thursday. high outpost, had communica­ and divers who inspected them of the gee-whiz expressions that priations measure into law Friday, a $10.8 with Iran required an end to the of the new fiscal year, a feat that would The Israeli newspaper had The five-year, $3.3 billion initiative aims to tions troubles of their own Friday said they appeared in perfect have been a staple of the shuttle billion transportation bill. Iran-Iraq war, an end to terror­ reverse decades of plodding budget reported that a prospective U.S.- transform the 53-year-old welfare system from a as they whirled around Earth in condition. , The largest remaining stumbling block ism and the release of Americans program. performances. Iranian deal would result in the trap to an opportunity, to offer poor Americans the their stockinged feet. The five astronauts ' were a But Reagan announced as he returned seemed to be a bill calling fora $3.2 billion believed held by pro-Iranian Back at the launch site, the release of five Americans, possi­ education, training and services they need to get The problem was a stuck quiet, businesslike crew as they late Friday from Chicago that he would not budget for the District of Columbia, of forces in Lebanon. worrisome booster rockets that bly by Oct. 7, with a subsequent jobs and support their own children. antenna that would have inter­ looked down from their 184-mile hold any signing ceremony at the White which $530 million would be provided from Iran evidently wants to move carried the shuttle flawlessly at liberation of three other Ameri­ fered with the closing of the cargo perch at interesting ocean cur­ ^ o u s e , and he chided Congress for failing federal coffers. That was stalled over the toward a more normal position the start of its journey, were cans and a Briton, possibly bay doors for re-entry, and the rents, observed soil erosion in '% A a s s all 13 appropriations bills. question of whether the city should be around the world, but “ there is no Ethics panel probes Wright towed into port, apparently show­ Anglican Church envoy Terry most drastic solution would have Mexico caused by Hurricane ^ “ I had hoped that we could mark the end allowed to spend federal or local revenues change in the situation as far as ing no sign of the leaks that Waite, a week later. WASHINGTON (AP) - The House ethics required a spacewalk — a risk Gilbert, watched how solutions of the ‘dog-at-my-homework’ era of on abortions. The legislation received the United States and Iran is doomed the Challenger 32 months A ninth American hostage. committee formally asked the Intelligence Commit­ NASA doesn’t want to take on this separate in space and did just congressional budgetry,” the president voice approval from the House, but its fate concerned,” Shultz said at a news ago. Marine Lt. Col. William R. tee on Friday whether Speaker Jim Wright was first post-Challenger flight. plain sightseeing over the blue told reporters, criticizing Congress for not in the Senate was uncertain. conference. “ The divers report the boosters Higgins, 41, a U.N. peacekeeper given classified information on Central Intelligence But it ended well when mission globe below. acting more swiftly. He said he expected Also awaiting final congressional appro­ are in perfect condition,” said kidnapped Feb. 17, would not be The British foreign secretary. Agency covert actions in Nicaragua. specialist David C. Hilmers, Conversations were confined to Congress to work through the weekend to val were a $14.3 billion foreign aid measure Rocky Raab, spokesman for released because the Iranians Sir Geoffrey Howe, announced The request signaled that the ethics panel, following complex instructions essentials, with little banter. But get the bills approved. and legislation providing $1.8 billion for booster manufacturer Morton told the Americans they did not the move after meeting with the officially called the Committee on Standards of from the ground, flipped the when the antenna refused to White House spokesman Marlin Fitz- Congress’ own operating expenses. ^ Thiokol. know his whereabouts, the Nation Iranian foreign minister, Aii Official Conduct, is conducting at least an informal switches and turned the dials that move. Commander Frederick H. water said Reagan did not want to sign the Since Challenger, the boosters If the bills were completed before the said. Akhbar Velayati. “ Both sides probe into allegations that Wright improperly parked the antenna inside the Hauck offered to help, saying bills piecemeal and that he would put his had undergone a major redesign stroke of 12, the accomplishment would be According to this report, the have decided to resume full disclosed classified information when he spoke bay. “ We'll enjoy using our mechani­ signature on the remaining measures at to ensure that the joints between largely symbolic because the Immediate United States would undertake a diplomatic relations on the basis openly last week about the CIA's activities. “ Houston, it’s stowed,” said cal talents.” the same time. segments would no longer allow practpcal consequences of failure would be host of initiatives after the of reciprocity and mutual re­ Rep. Henry Hyde, R-Ill., the senior Republican on Hilmers. The antenna was a super If lawmakers were successful — and if hot gases to escape: a problem on almost nil. release had taken place, includ­ spect,” Howe said. the Intelligence Committee, said he was “ conH- Mission Control replied that it data-link from shuttle to ground Reagan had signed all of the measures by nine previous flights and the dent” the committee would cooperate with the was breathing a sigh of relief and and provided television for half of midnight — it would have marked the first Few federal employees work over the malfunction that caused the request for information. Last week, the Democrat- joked “ we can stop our EVA each orbit. But there were ground time since 1948 that all 13 spending bills weekend. And even without spending space shuttle's destruction with legislation in place, essential workers controlled panel had declined to send the planning.” station that could accomplish were enacted before the start of the federal its loss of seven lives. would report. Including the military, doc­ information to ethics, saying no official request had The response, from space; much of the same thing. When a fiscal year. FARM MARKET tors, air traffic controllers and others. But been made. “ Pinky’s got his suit on.” George shuttle flight was troubled by a The 2'/%-ton Tracking and Data “ I hope we will be able to do this if all the spending bills are not enacted by D. Nelson, a mission specialist similarly stuck antenna four Relay Satellite released by the continuingly,” said House Speaker Jim Rt. 44 Coventry / Monday, agencies for which money has not known as Pinky, was designated years ago, the repair was per­ crew from Discovery’s cargo bay Wright, D-Texas. “ But history is against Korea protest hits Army HQ been provided would not be able to keep before the flight as the astronaut formed by an astronaut who was late Thursday, was in its proper us, isn’t it?” their doors open. Open Daily 9-6 SEOUL, South Korea (A P ) — Protesters hurled w ho w o u ld perform any taking a spacewalk anyway. No orbit after a journey of 22,000 The House opened business by approving firebombs into U.S. Army headquarters Friday in spacewalk. such action was contemplated on miles, and Mission Control told a $282 biliion Defense Department spend­ The uncharacteristic rapidity with Southern New England an escalating anti-American campaign, U.S. and A spacewalk — extravehicular this flight. the crew their launch was “ with ing measure on a 327-77 vote and sent it to which the spending measures were being • Apples South Korean authorities said. No damage was V activity in space lingo — would The crew also was asked to considerable precision.” the Senate. The Senate later approved it, completed this year is largely due to last Vegetable Farms reported. have been taken only as a last photograph “ some of the natural “ We’re there. We’re on orbit. but added some provisions which sent the November's budget summit agreement • Pumpkins The attack followed an outburst of anti-U.S. resort. NASA had the option of phenomena of the planet Earth” We’re very, very happy,” said Ed bill back to the House, as both chambers between Reagan and congressional lead­ • Mums 742-0289 sentiment spurred by incidents involving American commanding a small guillotine to — including Pacific thunder­ Bangsund of Boeing, manufac­ must approve identical bills. ers. athletes and news media during the Olympics. The sever the antenna and allow it to storms, a volcano lava flow in turer of the rocket stage that sent Games, which began Sept. 17, end Sunday. become another piece of space Ethiopia and coastal erosion the satellite to its final orbit. Both parties recruit from opposing camp OPINION working class-Democratic.” Everett Koop. His is a big fish who By Jack Anderson One Health and Human Services But GOP insiders have confided could bring with him an unusual mix Department source told us that Koop, that the appeal has failed for several of voters. through intermediaries, has been WASHINGTON - Celebrity name- reasons. One is the Rev. Jesse Koop’s appointment does not expire subtly and informally approached Bush clouds dropping is an important part of any Jackson. Many young blacks, rich or until 1989, but when administrations about the possibility of staying on. His presidential campaign, and if the poor, would be loath to desert his change, the top officials all offer their reaction so far, our sources say, is celebrity comes from the other camp, party. resignations as a matter of form. negative but not final. A spokesman real Issues so much the better. For another, GOP recruiters are Some Democratic strategists think for Koop had no comment on that Despite a compelling pitch, the having a difficult time getting past the they should publicly offer to keep report. Republicans have had little luck so far black stars’ agents. The agents know Koop on the job should Michael ‘■ides , in enlisting black movie stars and that any political stand can be Dukakis be elected. Chumming up to India in campaign professional athletes in support of controversial. The stars risk alienat­ The ingenious Democratic reason­ .AT Vice President (jleorge Bush. ing those who disagree with their ing goes his way; Koop’s steadfastly Some Pentagon officials are taking A few major entertainers such as position. humane stand on dealing with AIDS credit for the Reagan administra­ Lionel Hampton and athletes such as One GOP bigwig grumped to us that victims has made him popular with tion’s forging of new ties with India. By Sarah Overstreet Muhammed Ali have publicly backed Hollywood’s directors still tend to be the hard-working gay political inter­ Secretary of Defense Frank Carlucci Bush. But the totals are far below the liberal, and a perform er’s support of est groups, most of them liberal. His has offered high-tech m ilitary equip­ George Bush would have us think he could make it campaign’s hopes, especially in the Bush might mean a loss of good acting attitude against abortions has also ment to India, in part to keep the huge the law that every child in America — at least, every ranks of the National Football League assignments down the road. made him a darling of the country from turning to the Soviet child in the state of Massachusetts — pledge and National Basketball Association. Black sports and entertainment conservatives. Union. Carlucci recently approved allegiance to the flag every day in school. Young black entertainment and figures also share the same feelings Koop’s outspokenness on such mat­ the transfer of a sophisticated gyro­ m He tells us this practically every time he has an sports celebrities were targeted by that most other blacks have — that the ters as the dangers of tobacco and the scope to be a key component in India’s UOMW"*'"- - ■II.' opportunity to discuss his opponent for the the GOP as part of a plan to get Democrats have done more over the health hazards of pollution have given new lightweight combat aircraft, presidency. Gov. Michael Dukakis. He tells us how middle-class yuppie blacks to desert years for blacks than the Republi­ him a reputation for integrity among which is also being developed with ii// =\)\0'AH W!L Dukakis doesn’t want little children to pledge the Democrats. The pitch went cans. They also resent the Reagan voters of all persuasions — a position U S. help. India also is buying MOFISHINfi: H' allegiance to the flag. As proof, he offers up something like this; administration’s poor record on civil unique in the Reagan adminstration. American frigate engines and rocket Dukakis’ veto of a Massachusetts bill that would “ Look, you’re making money, By welcoming such a Republican, radar systems and is shopping for -ttERCUWj rights issues. i '! / ' have forced kids to pledge allegiance to the flag you’ve succeeded during the Reagan the Democrats could claim that they more. The U.S. strategy is to help MfiOHlNfi r . III i " Meanwhile. Democrats are court­ every day in Massachusetts public schools. years. You really are much more ing a celebrity who may be equally are willing to accept diversity in the India become a major regional power Bush pooh-poohs Dukakis’ reasons for his veto; middle-class yuppie Republican than hard to catch — Surgeon General C. interest of national welfare. by facilitating its independence. That the Massachusetts Supreme Court advised him the bill was unconstitutional. “ I would have found a way to get around it,” Bush brags, while calling Dukakis’ patriotism into question. “ What is Open Foram it about the Pledge of Allegiance that upsets him so IT'S WISE TO PAY-BY-MAIL much?” Guns are dividing the races What is it about believing a bill violates the Constitution that upsets you so much, George? There are so many issues on which you differ from Lucky to have Thompson and has never completely recovered), all but one of your opponent, differences that give voters much By Chuck Stone the 20 voting black members of Congress (95 To the Editor: more of an indication of what kind of leader you’d be Try Our Pay-By-Mail percent) voted for the proposed seven-day waiting than whether you’d force kids to pledge allegiance Both were 14 years old. Both were black. Both period before a gun could be purchased. to the flag every morning. You favor a death I don’t usually write letters to newspapers outside were gunned down on the streets of Detroit four days Why do 95 percent of the black members of Program... penalty, he doesn’t; you support research on the of the greater New Britain area where I live, but I ’m apart. Congress support gun control, compared to only 44 Strategic Defense Initiative, he doesn’t; you want to making an exception in this case. It makes paying your subscription easier on Oscar (B.B.) Harris was sitting on a Detroit bus percent of the white members? Are white members State Rep. Jack Thompson’s performance on the when another black youth angrily asked him, “ What aid the Contras, he doesn’t. you. Instead of paying your carrier every 2 of Congress less humane than black members of Human Services Committee (which I chair) was so are you staring at?” An apprehensive Oscar You oppose abortion, he believes it should be a weeks, you can simply write a check for 3 Congress? extraordinary that I think the people in Manchester decided to get off the bus. He signaled the bus^to No, just more vulnerable. mother’s decision; he wants to toughen economic months, 6 months or a'tuii year drop it in the should know about it. Rep. Thompson was not only stop. As he stood up, the youth shot him. The National Rifle Association, a group of sanctions against South Africa, you oppose any mail. Then, you can forget about having ready sensitive to the needs of the disabled, to foster Shawn Smith was killed near a drug shooting Cro-Magnons determined to keep Americans in further sanctions; he says he would increase cash to pay your carrier... answering the door parents, to troubled children, and to other gallery a few days before he was to enter the eighth vigilante slavery, is one of the nation’s most income taxes as a last resort, you promise not to when it's inconvenient... or being at home to under any circumstances. And Uiere’s his furlough disadvantaged people, he also took the initiative in grade. savagely effective lobbies. Many white members of pay your bill. Their names won't go down in history like another Congress can’t get elected by the secure margins program for murderers, for heaven’s sake. You helping us carefully analyze our responses to those needs. murdered 14-year-old black boy, Emmett L. Till. enjoyed by almost all black members of Congress. A could work up all sorts of voter lather with that one. WE WILL NOTIFY Simply complete the coupon below and send For example. Rep. Thompson arranged for an But a common denominator of senselessness links well-funded N R A campaign could easily tip the Yet you keep harping on the pledge issue, an issue YOUR CARRIER it to us... or if you would like more information all three murders. expert to come to the Capitol a nd to run a workshop on balance in a close election. Dukakis explained w i& an answer plausible to me, THAT YOU ARE A on our Pay-By-Mail program call the Circula­ how to develop programs that were both effective Till’s murder in Greenwood, Miss., attracted In the black community, the NRA has about as one who loves nothing better than to pledge PAY-BY-MAIL national attention in 1955 after two white men tion Department. 647-9946 After initial pay­ much influence as the Ku Klux Klan, and half as allegiance to the flag at covered-dish suppers and and efficient. CUSTOMER. kidnapped him. He had whistled at a white woman. ment and prior to expiration, you will be billed much respect. The results of the N R A ’s labors are sing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at ball games — Jack Thompson’s willingness to study carefully as In Detroit, the murders of Harris and Smith have every bit as destructive to the black community as not because it’s law, but because the words well up well as his genuine concern made him an invaluable already been reduced to statistical anonymity — the any K K K actions. inside me and rush to get out. member of the Human Services Committee and of 35th and 36th youths under 17 to be murdered in ’hie lone black congressman to vote against the the Legislature. Manchester is lucky to have him. Detroit this year. This is America, George. We can’t ignore the recent gun-control measure. Rep. Mike Espy, A recent survey revealed that Detroit’s children Constitution, even when we want to. If I had my way, I would like to pay by mail for my Manchester Herald subscription. Please begin my D-Miss., was obviously responding to constituent it would also be mandatory that kids stop acting Rep. Irene Favreau are being killed at more than triple the combined pressures. 24th Assembly District pay-by-mail subscription on ______rate for the nation’s 10 largest cities. The city that smart alecky to their parents, and never again “The congressman believes that a seven-day answer their parents’ phone when I ’m on the other New Britain once preened as No. 1 in automobile production is Enclosed please find payment tor: now demeaned as No. 1 in juvenile homicide waiting period is an intrusion into the private lives end by shouting. “ Who is this?” But I can’t have my production. of people," explained Karen Hinton, spokeswoman way, George. There’s the Constitution. Carrier Delivery: for Espy. This orgy in black self-destruction may be one of I ’m not the first one to suggest this. George, but □ 3 months ‘23.10 □ 6 months ‘46.20 □ 1 yea- 92 40 If seven days is an invasion of privacy, would the the major reasons Detroit’s two black congress­ the argument makes sense: Given all the weighty Senior Citizens: congressman have voted against a two-day waiting Letters to the editor men, John Conyers Jr. and George W. Crockett Jr., issues you could be talking about, perhaps you keep period? Hinton didn’t know. "But our mail ran 99 □ 3 months ‘21.56 □ 6 months ‘43.12 □ 1 year ‘86 24 a form er judge, are such strong advocates of gun returning to the inconsequential matter of whether percent against the bill. The calls came from black The Manchester Herald welcomes original letters control. the government believes he’d be violating the Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment. □ Tip Amount. __ and white constituents.” to the editor. But support for gun control is not unusual among Constitution by signing a bill to make allegiance- •Motor Route and Rural Delivery rates may vary. Espy’s district is about 50-50 white and black. Letters should be brief and to the point. They black congressmen. pledging mandatory, because you want to play up Were the anti-gun-control calls distributed in the should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for ease In the last vote on gun control, known as “ the Dukakis’ immigrant heritage. Perhaps Dukakis not same percentage? in editing, should be double-spaced. Letters must be Name______Brady Amendment” (named after President only doesn’t want little kids to pledge allegiance to Hinton conc^ed that “for the most part, white signed with name, address and daytime telephone Reagan’s press secretary, Jim Brady, who was shot the flag, perhaps he doesn’t even want to pledge it number (for verification). Address. Apt. in 1981 during the assassination attempt on Reagan people were concerned." himself! Perhaps he’s rather salute the flag of I wasn't surprised. Whites love to buy gups to hunt The Herald reserves the right to edit letters in the Greece ... animats. Blacks buy handguns to hunt themselves. interests of brevity, clarity and taste. C ity___ Zip- Phone. That difference, to which the NRA deliberately There are Issues on which I agree more with you Letters about candidates and issues in the fall fflaiirlirstpr HrralJi turns a blind eye, continues to divide Americans by than Dukakis, George, and vice versa. And maybe election campaign are encouraged. To assure MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL 1 race. I’m making too much of your constant sniping on fairness and allow time for their publication, the Founded In 1881 And hundreds of 14-year-old Oscar Harrises and this issue. Just as I believe you’re making too much deadline for campaign letters is noon on W edn^ of the issue itself. But to me it seems to speak The Manchester Herald PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PubIKher Shawn Smiths will be murdered until this nation day, Nov. 2. \ GEORGE T CHAPPELL...... Editor comes to its gun-control senses. volumes about your measure as a man; The issue is Address letters to; Open Forum, Manchestelr P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 DOUGLAS A BEVINS...... ExecutiveEditor shallow, and it’s your favorite. Herald. P.O. Box 591. Manchester 06040. MARIE P. G R A D Y ...... City Editor Chuck Stone is a senior editor for the Philadelphia ALEXANDER G IRELLI...... AeeocleteEditor Dally News. Sarah Overstreet is a syndicated columnist. Church Bulletin Board Oct. 23 walk will help feed Pope upholds priesthood ban Churcli Bulletin Board Concordia Lutheran Church hungry throughout the world Central American speaker Activities for the coming week at Concordia Lutheran Church include; in apostolic letter on women The Unitarian Meeting House of Hartford, 50 Editor’s note: This column is McDermott, Jane Pugliese, Ger­ Bloomfield Ave., Hartford, is hosting a series of Sunday — American Mission Sunday, with the prepared by the staff of the trude Hagedom, Raymond La- forums on Central America. This week, Richard Rev. Joe Ekeberg, mission developer in Tolland, M A C C New s zano, Sr., James Melley, Sr.. VATICAN CITY - Pope John Paul II on laity. The question of women played a major role Manchester Area Conference of Greeman will look at media coverage of Central guest preacher: Sand 10; 30a.m., Holy Communion; Carol Crowe. Lee Hoffman, Zion Friday ruled out the priesthood for women but at the synod. Churches. America. The programs begin at 7 on Sunday 9:15 a.m., church school; Christian Growth Hour, Lutheran Church, Concordia condemned sexual discrimination in a major Vatican officiais said the document expresses nights. The charge is $3 at the door, with students at where Ekeberg will share some of his experiences; than 67 percent of the Recom­ Lutheran Church and South teaching that wilt shape the debate on women in the pope’s beliefs shaped by years of reflection on By Nancy Carr half price. For information, call 242-2184. nursery care provided all hours: church picnic mended Daily Allowance of iron, Methodist Church. the Roman Catholic Church. the subject of women. Executlye Director immediately after service. vitamin A and vitamin C. In 1983, Also Church of the Living God, “ Mulieris Dignitatem,” Latin for “ On the Much of the document consists of a strong Monday —7p.m., Christian Education; 7:30p.m., rural residents received less than ■ Unitarian Universalist, Marco Dignity of Women,” attempts to define women’s defense of women’s equality with men and praise The worldwide and global di­ Unitarian Universalist agoraphobic support group. one-sixth- as much in general Polo Restaurant, Senior Citizens’ nature and role in the church and society. for their contributions. The pope equates sexual mensions of hunger are stagger­ Tuesday — 11 a.m., clergy study group; 7 p.m., ing. More than one billion people assistance as the metropolitan Center, Knights of Columbus, The document concludes that men and women discrimination and domination over women with The guest speaker Sunday at the Unitarian catechetics classes. are chronically hungry. Between poor. Honor Court. F. Libbey, Marrow are equal but fundamentally different and thus sin and condemns men who fail to take Universalist Society: East will be Frank Carano, Wednesday — JO a.m.. Friendly Visitorstraining; play different roles. Women, it says, are formed co-chalr of the New Haven Free South Africa 13 million and 18 million people Such statistics overwhelm us. and Andrew Gibson, Beth Cool responsibility for their sexual acts. 10:30 a.m., agoraphobic support; 6; 30 p.m., student It seems impossible to do any­ by maternal qualities. He advises fathers; Coalition. He is also president of the New Haven die each year because of hunger and Jack Alland, Bill Bnrvn, exchange; 6:45 p.m.. Ecumenical Choir School thing about such large scale Karen Fedorchak, , St. Mary’s John Paul defines virginity, for example, as “ It is the woman who ’pays’ directly for this Federation of Teachers and the New Haven Labor and starvation. -i. rehearsal: 7 p.m.. Friendly Visitors training; 8 suffering. Episcopal Church, Presbyterian, “ spiritual motherhood.” shared generation (of a child) ... It is therefore Council. The service is at 10:30 a.m. Children’s Deaths resulting f r ^ hunger p.m., Concordia Choir. On Sunday-afternoon, Oct. 23, First Baptist, St. James School, While highly theoretical, the document pro­ necessary that the man be fully aware that in classes and nursery care are provided. A soup and starvation number 13 million Thursday — 9:30 a.m., Bible class: 7:30 p.m.. Manchester residents will re­ Gilead School, Manchester vides a framework for specific issues the church their shared parenthood he owes a special debt to luncheon will follow. to 18 million each year, of which 9 Sheltering Ministries. million to 14 million are children spond in a very personal style. Grange, Manchester High School is expected to tackle in coming years, such as the the woman. No program of ‘equal rights’ Friday — 6:45 p.m., Ecumenical Choir School; 7 positions and influence women can have in the under 5 years of age; 35,000 die They wiir be stepping out on a 10 Parents, St. James St. Vincent between women and men is valid unless it takes p.m., A.A. kilometer “ Qrop Walk Against church structure. this fact fully into account.” Trinity Cpvenant Church each day, of which 26,000 are DePaul Society. children under 5 years of age; 24 Hunger.” The funds raised dur­ Also thanks to those who have The ban on women priests and deacons has But the pope stated that women and men have The following events are scheduled at Trinity die each minute, of which 18 are ing the .walk will be sent to brought food to the Shepherd’s been a source of considerable tension between fundamentally different characters. Covenant Church for the coming week; South United Methodist children under 5 years of age. agencies in morer than 7Q coun­ Place during May and June; Tom the Vatican and Catholics in the United States “ The personal resources of femininity are Sunday — 8 and 11 a.m., worship with the Rev. These are the activities scheduled for this week at More people died from hunger in tries to be used for supporting and Rider, Catherine Byron, Frank and western Europe. certainly no less than the resources of Norman E. Swensen; 9:30 a.m., Sunday Bible South United Methodist Church; two days than were killed In­ developing food production and Morasco, Lily Krob, Emily The 120-page document is an apostolic letter, masculinity; they are merely different,” the school; 10:15 a.m., coffee and fellowship; 4 p.m., Sunday — World Communion Sunday. 9 a.m., stantly by the Hiroshima bomb. the development of the water Miller, Diane Dowd, Edith which means it will be presented to Roman document said. inductive Bible study training. church school, nursery through adult; 9 and 10:45 More people died from hunger in resources essential in the battle Olander, Temple Chapter 53 Catholics as church teaching but is not an “ Hence a woman, as well as a man, must Tuesday — 6 a.m., men’s prayer breakfast at a.m., worship with the Rev. Livingston Malcolm, infallible pronouncement. the past two years than were against hunger. O.E.S., Bolton Fire Department, understand her ‘fulfillment’ as a person, her LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m., chairmen’s meeting. superintendent of Dominica. "Here the Holy Father ... is offering us the killed in both World Wars. More One-fourth of the dollars raised Senior Citizens’^ Center, Classic dignity and vocation, on the basis of these Wednesday — 6:30 a.m., women’s prayer Monday — 10 a.m., A.A, essential and inescapable facts and principles people died from hunger in the by walkers will go to a local Cakes, Helen’s Bakery, St. resources.” breakfast at LaStrada Restaurant; 7 p.m., men’s Tuesday — 9:30 a.m.. Women in the Vineyards that you need to sensibly debate the role and last seven days than died in project — the Shepherd’s Place Bridget, Church of the Living The pope links femininity to “ maternal” seminar; choir practice. study group; 7 p.m., young adult study group; Boy mission of women,’’Archbishop Jan Schotte said ■ China’s earthquake in 1976 which soup kitchen, which provides a God, Temple Beth Sholom (Rabbi characteristics such as sensitivity to human Thursday — 4 p.m., confirmation class; Friend­ Scout Troop 47; 7:30 p.m., Stewardship/Finance hot dinner and bag supper to “ It’s not new in terms of content but it’s new in beings and a sense of responsibility for others. killed 242,000 people. Wind Religious School), Joan' ship Visitation Team. Commission; Growing Through Grief study group. some 40 men and womeaMonday bringing together the teaching of Scriptures and A woman’s vocation, he said, lies in devoting In the United States, 35.3 Welch, Mary Norman, Temple Friday through Sunday — men’s retreat. 'Wednesday — 6:30 p.m., Wesley Bell Ringers; through Friday and supper and ' the whole tradition of the church in a document herself to other people — either through million citizens (15 percent of the Beth Sholom, Knights of Colum­ 7; 30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. breakfast to the homeless at that speaks to the theme of women now,” he said. motherhood or “ spiritual motherhood,” in which total population) live below the bus and Rainbow Girls. Thursday — 6:30 p.m.. Junior Choir: 7 p.m., Samaritan Shelter, Manchester’s Schotte was secretary-general of last year’s a woman chooses long-term virginity to focus on poverty line of $10,178 for a family Thanks to the parishioners of Questions of Faith, with the Rev. Cynthia A. Good; emergency shelter. worldwide synod of bishops on the role of the a mission of service. Center Congregational of four. Only 19.8 million receive St. Bartholomew who kicked off 7:30 p.m.. Youth Choir: Retirement Center Study food stamps. Approximately 20 The CROP WALK is being our food collection for the Emer­ The following events are scheduled this week at Committee. million citizens may be hungry at sponsored by the Manchester gency Pantry in September. Center Congregational Church; Friday — 10 a.m., Al-Anon. least some period each month. Area Conference of Churches and Sunday — 8 and 10 a.m.. Communion Sunday; 9 More American children die of local churches and organizations. Open house set Wednesday a.m.. Aging in America series; breakfast; 10 a.m., Comunity Baptist Church poverty than from traffic acci­ If your Girl Scout troop, women’s church school; nursery and toddler care; 11; 15 dents and suicides combined. circle, service club has not joined a.m., social hour. The following activities are planned for next week Editor’s note: This column is ing class, Wednesdays, 9; 30 a.m. Over a five year period, more this community effort to reach Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., mothers’ group; 3;30 p.m.. THE prepared by the staff of the Oct. 12 — Registration deadline at Community Baptist Church: American children die from out to eliminate hunger, please Pilgrim Choir; 7:30 p.m., diaconate; 6:30 p.m., Sunday — 9:15 a.m., church school classes for all Manchester Senior Citizens’ Senior Citizens for stenciling class to make noel poverty than the total of battle call 649-2093 today for informa­ church school teachers. ages: 10:30 a.m., morning worship; noon, youth tion on how to participate. BIBLE Center. village and toy blocks ($16). deaths in the Vietnam War; one in Wednesday — 8:30 a.m., healing prayers in fellowships, junior and senior high; 5 p.m., Music Oct. 13 — Pressed-flower work­ five children in the United Stated SPEAKS church library; 7:30 p.m.. Chancel Choir. Committee; 6 p.m., church boards; 7:45 p.m.. ' By Jeanette Cave and Human Services will be shop, 9; 30 to 11; 30 a.m. is poor (20.7 percent). More than Thank you by Senior Center Director available. It will be a low-sodium, Thursday — 10 a.m., 6:30 p.m., Bethel Bible class; Community Relations Committee. two of every five black children Our thanks to good friend Lou Eugene Brewer low-fat, low-cholesterol meal For those going to Hawaii Oct. 7:30 p.m.. Bell Choir; Bethel Leaders. Tuesday — 6:15 p.m.. Bells: 7:30 p.m.. Parents are poor (43.6 percent) and two of Kocsis of Lincoln Engraving who Friday — 5 and 6 p.m., wedding rehearsals. What better place to be on served with 1 percent low-fat 22, there will be a final meeting on Anonymous. every five Hispanic children are has made and donated interior II you baliavo In atarnal Ufa altar Saturday — 9 and 11 a.m., weddings. Wednesday — 9:30 a.m., Bible study; 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday from 10 a.m. to 2p.m. milk. (Decaffeinated coffee and Tuesday, Oct. 11, at 10 a.m. You poor (40.3 percent). Poverty in signs for all the entrances, exits, daath you almost cortalnly have Boy Scouts: 7 p.m., choir: 7:30 p.m., Christian Life than at the Manchester Senior tba are also available.) will receive your tickets and your the United States is not just in the bathrooms and even a no­ wrestled with this question: "Can I Citizens’ Center. The center’s cabin assignments then. You will study group; Families Anonymous. cities. The rural poor are increas­ smoking sign for the newly be certain that should I die today I North United Methodist Thursday — 9 a.m.. Weight Watchers; 11 a.m.. would be saved eternally?" Many open house will offer information On Friday, the center will be able to ask any questions you ing in the country, from 9.4 opened Shepherd’s Place; and to Meetings and events scheduled for the coming Daughters of British Empire: 7 p.m., choirs. are haunted by this question be­ about the many programs and revert to a call-in reservation may have about the trip. If you million in 1978 to 13.4 million in those who have supplied the Church of Living God; Scrabblfe Club; 7:30 p.m., cause ol an ungodly Ilfs. But others services for seniors. system for Thursday meals. We cannot make it to this meeting, week at North United Methodist Church include: 1983. Samaritan Shelter with every­ Sunday — 9 and 10:30 a.m., worship with the Rev. Bible study. Between 43 percent and 48 thing from food to clothing and who seek to live good lives also are The center has scheduled a have listened to the many people call the agency and make your burdened by the question. variety of events, including an who say that it is hard for them to own arrangements to get your William Trench; 9 a.m., adult Bible group; Friday — 11 a.m.. Joy Circle: 3 p.m., Ann Judson percent of the rural population in personal items during May and nursery; 10:30 a.m., worship; church school; appearance by Jeffrey Cole of get to the center to buy a ticket in tickets. Circle. the United States receives less June: Maureen Gustafson, Roger We have been taught against the Saturday — 9:30 a.m.. Weight Watchers. WFSB-TV (a Manchester resi­ advance. Once you call for your Get-well wishes are extended to nursery; 11:30 a.m.. Young People’s Choir; 7 p.m., danger of boastfulness and conceit, dent), demonstrations of exer­ reservation, no later than ‘Tues­ the following people; Billy Stone, sacred dance; ecumenical prayer. so we avoid claims of certainty. Monday — 7 p.m., trustees. cise, square dancing, hobby shop day at noon, your name will be put Florence Johnson, Blandine Mil­ Another causa of our tentativeness ‘Tuesday — 6:30 p.m.. Take Off Pounds Sensibly; Emanuel Lutheran Church Thoughts Is a reliance on our personal good­ and arts and crafts classes, on a list. When you arrive at the ieu and Domonique Anastasio, all 7:30 p.m., ecumnlcal prayer; 8 p.m.. Nominating Events scheduled at Emanuel Lutheran Church ness and achievements for salva­ nutritional counseling, blood center, you can buy your ticket in in Manchester Memorial pressure screening, and a draw­ the library. However, you must Committee at parsonage. for the coming week include: tion. And we are ever aware of our Hospital. A colleague once penned these the only table where peace is ing for a free trip for two to Radio have made your reservation by Wednesday — 1 p.m.. Over 60’s; 3:30 p.m., Green Sunday — 8:30 a.m., worship and Communion; shortcomings. Therefore, we think Lodge; 7:15 p.m., choir. 9:45 a.m., Sunday church school; nursery: 10 a.m., words. They form an invitation to poured out, peace such as the It would be presumptuous to feel City Music Hall for the Christmas phone. fully assured of our salvation. show. The staff has planned a good Menu for the week Thursday — 4 p.m., visitation team. adult forum, stewardship: new member class; 11 Christian discipleship on a day world neither gives nor takes It’s a good time for those not array of entertainment and infor­ Monday — Shepherd’s pie, roll, a.m.. worship; nursery: baptism: 5 p.m., parents when the congregation gathered away. and confirmands. for Holy Communion; “ Come, and take this cup with But Qod expects his children to familiar with the center to tour mative programs for your benefit beverage, dessert. enjoy a certainty about eternity. First Baptist Church Monday — 6:45 p.m., Scouts; 7:30 p.m,. Church " If you feel you are alone and us.” the building and meet the and we would like to see more ‘Tuesday — Grilled ham and John wrote to bellevars that they Council. need fellowship — the superficial members, volunteers and staff. people take advantage of this. cheese sandwich, vegetable soup, The following events are scheduled for this week Newell Curtis “may know that you have eternal Tuesday — 9:30 a.m., craft group; 10 a.m., kind, that the world gives; then go Booths will be set up so you can Please note the dates of the beverage, dessert. at First Baptist Church of Manchester; Center Congregational Church life.” 1 John 5:10-13. Those who pick up information and ask following programs; Wednesday — Shells and meat Sunday — 9:30 a.m., Sunday school classes for all Beethoven Chorus; Mother’s Morning Out; 4 p.m., and find it, in the cocktail lounge truly believe need never doubt their questions about programs. Monday, Oct. 3 —Exercise with sauce, garlic bread, tossed salad, ages: 11 a.m., worship with Dr. Billy Scott; nursery WELCA. and bar. eternal state. Transportation will be availa­ Rose, Monday, Wednesday and oatmeal-raisin cookie, beverage. care provided both hours; 6 p.m., evening worship. Wednesday — 7 p.m., Bible study: Altar Guild: “ If, however, you want to 7:45 p.m., Emanuel Choir. EMERGENCY ble for anyone needing a ride. Friday, 1;30 to 2:30 p.m. Regis­ Thursday — Polynesian Monday — 1 p.m.. Overeaters Anonymous. belong — to belong to that which Fire — Police — Medical Just call us 24 hours In advance to tration deadlinie for Kleenex box chicken, rice pilaf, oriental veget­ Tuesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6:30 p.m., outreach. Thursday — 10 a.m., prayer service: Alcoholics gives meaning and purpose to CHURCH OF CHRIST Anonymous; nursery: 11 a.m., Bible study; 7 p.m., get a ride. cover and letter holder ($18 for able, roll, pound cake with Wednesday — 1 p.m., O.A.; 6 p.m., children’s life; so you are no longer alone Lydall A Varnon Slraata Belle Choir: 7; 30 p.m., Scandia. DIAL 911 A free lunch that meets the materials). peaches, beverage. choirs; 7 p.m., prayer meeting/Bible study with and lost; then belong to the In Manchester Phona: 646-2903 dietai^ guidelines of the U.S. ‘Tuesday, Oct. 4 — Photo­ Friday — Macaroni and cheese Scott; meetings of Royal Ambassadors, Girls-in- Friday — Scout Paper Drive. company of believers and come to Department of Agriculture and graphy, Tuesdays, 10 a.m. with tomato, green beans, roll, Action and Mission Friends; 8 p.m., adult choir. Saturday — 8 p.m., A.A. the U.S. Department of Health Wednesday, Oct. 5 — Refinish­ dessert, beverage. Friday — 8 p.m., O.A. IBanrlirstrr Hrraiii W eddings Pullout Section, Page 17 FOCUS Saturday, Oct. 1, 1988 < G alloping her way to Olympic gold J. Mrs. Donald R. Zysk Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey A. Firmin Mrs. Kevin C. Meredith Mrs. Patrick M. Shaw Manchester equestrian Zysk-Schendel Firmin-Chambers Meredith-Berdat Shaw-Perzano8ki Pauline Anne Schendel, daughter of Carol-Ann Chambers, daughter of Laurie Jean Berdat, daughter of Lisa Jane Perzanoski, daughter of on her way to victory Mr. and Mrs. Paul Schendel of 491 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chambers of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Berdat of 59 Mr. and Mrs. Edmund Perzanoski of Gardner St. and Donald Robert Zysk, Manchester, and Jeffrey A. Firmin. Scarborough Road and Kevin C. West Hartford and Patrick Matthew “ It’s very rare that she son of Barbara Callan of Farmington son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Firmin of Meredith, son of Francis Meredith of Shaw, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw of By Michele Noble doesn’t win some sort of rib­ and Robert Zysk of Meriden, were East Lyme, were married Sept. 20 at Stoughton, Mass., and the late Con- Overlook Drive and Ralph Shaw of Manchester Herald bon,” said her mother. Sharron. married Sept. 10 at St. George’s the Meadowbrook Chapel Garden in cetta Meredith, were married July 23 Massachusetts, were married June 25 “ And usually, if it’s not a first or Episcopal Church, Bolton. Charlestown, R.I. at St. James Church. at the Universalist Church, West t age 8. duringherfirst at least a second, w e’ re The Rev. John Holiiger officiated. The bride was given in marriage by The Rev. Frank Carter officiated. Hartford. year competing in The bride was given in marriage by /surprised.” her father. Denise Chambers, sister of The bride was given in marriage by Karen Conover, sister of the bride, horse shows across the her father. Beth Schendel, sister of the the bride, was maid of honor. John her father. Darlene Cavan, sister of was matron of honor. Bridesmaids state. Angela Fiengo During the show at Wood- bride, was maid of honor. Brides­ Swidrek was best man. Eric and the bride, was matron of honor. were Debra L. Shaw, sister of the A stock, Fiengo was offered had so many ribbons maids were Kerry Porter, Karen Bryan Firmin were ring bearers. Bridesmaids were Beth Jarow, Kathy bride, Maureen E. Shaw, sister of the and awards strung along her $30,000 for her horse, which she Barry, Jeanne Zysk and Katl^ After a reception at Meadowbrook Boyczski and Suzanne Miller. Lauren bridegroom, and Leslie M. Prentice. bedroom walls that her mother payed about $3,500 for three Lodovico. Ann Marie Cocconi and Inn the couple left on a wedding trip to Tedford was flower girl. Best man was Ronald Robidoux. years ago. Sharon Cocconi were flower girls. decided to make her a quilt Canada. They will make their home in John Scaduto was best man. Ushers Ushers were Robert Mumford, Ti­ “ I ’ll put him out to the Daniel Zysk, brother of the groom, filled with them. Westerly, R.I. were Jack Moreau, Robert Berdat, mothy Lepak and David Pelletier. pasture and retire him before was best man. Ushers were Alan The bride is a graduate of Manches­ brother of the bride, and Dan McCabe. The bride is a 1985 graduate of the The 16-year-old Manchester / I ’ll sell him,” she said. “ He’s Porter, Richard Erickson, Rob ter High School and is presently Joshua Cavan, nephew of the bride, girl — who has since been University of Connecticut and is my little baby, part of the O’Donnell and Bill Lo'^vico. employed in the computer section of was ringbearer. awarded more than 500 ribbons employed by the West Hartford Board family. He’s the kind of horse After a reception at The Colony the General Dynamics, Electric Boat After a reception at The Colony in of Education as a first grade teacher. ajd another 50 or more trophies you want to go up to and pinch couple left on a wedding trip to Division, Groton. Vernon the couple left on a wedding The bridegroom is a 1983 graduate — recently won a 4-foot tall his cheeks and cuddle.” Hawaii. They will make their home in The groom is employed by General trip to Cancun, Mexico. They are of Central Connecticut State Univer­ trophy for taking first place in Glastonbury. Dynamics, Electric Boat Division and making their home in Manchester. sity and is employed by Scientific the junior Jumper Perpetual Fiengo’s father, Ronald, re­ The bride is a graduate of Manches­ is an officer in the plant’s security The bride is a graduate of Manches­ Devices of Mt. Carmel. Challenge at the Woodstock cently gave her an 18-foot, ter High School and Westbrook division. ter High School and Forsyth School After a reception at The Galiery in Fair Open Horse Show on Labor two-horse trailer it took him two College, Portland, Maine. She is for Dental Hygienists in Boston, Glastonbury, the couple left on a Day Weekend. years to build. The trailer employed by Aetna. The bridegroom Mass. She is a dental hygienist in the wedding trip to Bermuda. They are The huge trophy, which allows Fiengo to sleep near her is a graduate of Penney High School office of Dr. William Brahm and is a making their home in New Britain. Fiengo considers her “ pride horse when the team travels to and CPI. He is employed by American real estate agent for Jackson & and joy,’’ can stay in the young horse shows across the state. Airlines. ^ Jackson of Manchester. rider’s possession only if she “ (The trailer) haseverything The bridegroom is a graduate of continues to win the top spot in Homer needs,” she said. “ My Stoughton High School and Rhode the event for the next three dad even asked him ^if he Island College. He is manager and years. wanted a sun roof. But that president of Mr. Donut in Manchester. But Fiengo - who is third in would probably scare him too Matthews-D’AgostIno the state in the Connecticut much.” Sheila Ann D’Agostino, daughter of Open Jumper Championship - Fiengo’s latest goal is to win Mrs. Arlene Hutchins of Barefoot Engagements said she has complete confi­ an award at the five-day Bay, Fla. and Peter D’Ascanio of dence that she’ll be able to keep Children’s Services Horse Show Kennebunk Beach, Maine and Flor­ the award. held in May in Springfield, ida, and William Robert Matthews, She and her horse, the Reve­ where she would be competing Patrick Flynn/Manchaatar Harald soft of Mr. and Mrs. Francis T. McMahon-T oomey Bar nett-G reen wood rend (“ Homer’’) Jack, ran a against Olympic riders. Her trainer, Dani Jacques of Wood­ Matthews of 171 North Elm St., were Mr. and Mrs. Charles F., McMahon Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barnett of 190 reported 8.7 seconds to com­ age 8. Fiengo was recently awarded a married Sept. 10 at Webhannet Golf Briarwood Drive announce the en­ plete a course that included land Farms in Suffield, has BURIED IN SUCCESS — Angela of West Orange, N.J. and Stratton first-place trophy in the Junior Jumper Club. Mountain, Vt. announce the engage­ gagement of their daughter, Shelleen four, 4-foot wide solid wood advised her to wait another Fiengo, 16, of 15 Griswold St., lies buried The bride was given in marriage by ment of their daughter, Catherine Marie Barnett to Donald Greenwood jumps. And although it was year before attempting to com­ under more than 500 ribbons she won Perpetual Challenge at the Woodstock her father. Bridesmaids were Donna Open Fair over Labor Day Weekend. Mary McMahon to Thomas Michael ■/i, of New Britain, son of Raymond and Fiengo’s slowest recorded time pete in the show. Fiengo, competing in state horse shows since Thompson and Pamela Padget. Toomey, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Audrey Greenwood of Old Saybrook. ever, she broke the show’s however, said she’s going to "go Bestmen were Christopher Marvin E. Toomey of Manchester. The bride-elect Is a graduate of record for that event. for it” anyway. and Gary Albert. After the reception The bride-elect is a graduate of Oak Manchester High School and attends “ I was in shock when I won “ 1 know I can do it,” she said. at the Golf Club the couple left on a Knoll School of the Holy Child and Manchester Community College. She it.” Fiengo said. “ It was a “ I ’m kind of a daredevil. ‘Til put him out to the pasture "I know I can do it,” she said. wedding trip to Canada. They will is employed by United Bank & Trust of Stonehill College. She is the public fantastic feeling.” Besides. I can’t wait to see the "I’m kind of a daredevil. make their home in Cape Porpoise, Hartford. The prospective bride­ and retire him before I’ll sell him,” relations manager for Lancome and Among her several hundred look on those Olympic people’s Maine. groom is employed at Elm Hill shesald. “He’s my little baby, part Besides, I can’t wait to see the Biotherm, divisions of Cosmair Inc. awards, Fiengo received blue faces when Homer and I beat The bride is a graduate of Kenne­ The prospective bridegroom is a Nursing Center, Rocky Hill. ribbons in the 1985 Quarter the socks off them.” of the family. He’s the kind of look on those Olympic people’s bunk High School and American graduate of East Catholic High An April IS, 1989 wedding is planned In the meantime, Fiengo, who International College, Springfield, Horse Circuit Western World horse you want to go up to and faces when Homer and I beat School, Trinity Pawling Prep and at The Church of the Assumption. trains six days a week and rides Mass. She is a real estate broker. Championships, the 1987 Stonehill College. He is the regional her horse freestyle on her day pinch his cheeks and cuddle.” the socks off them.” The bridegroom is a graduate of sales manager for Frank Perdue Inc. Maiden Equitation Champion­ off, said she is going to continue Manchester High School and Man­ A May, 1989 wedding is planned. ships, the 1987 Hartford County — Angela Fiengo — Angela Fiengo chester Community College. He is a Junior Horse Show, and lists training for the 1991 Junior lobsterman. Shelleen M. Barnett and lists of others. Olympics. 1« — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct. 1, 1988 ev', ■'M ,<. 1 I > J-' V FOCUS / Home MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 1. 1988 — 19 FOCUS / Money

Wood makes a comeback Data Bank ‘Pig in the python’ factor Bv Andv Lang the door yourself. But keep in The Associated Press mind that a door made of On the House mahogany or oak is heavier than Wood is enjoying a tremendous a softwood door. Be sure the The price of a haircut will sink Social Security resurgence in popularity as a hinges are installed correctly so The price of a man's haircut ranges from $7.48 in Daiias to $16.21 in design element. Thisisespecially the door swings freely and meets Milan, itaiy. percentage that should make the “ Even in the invest in the nation’s infrastruc­ true in the case of hardwood doors stable and durable. the doorjamb and locking mecha­ nism precisely. Because of the PRICE FOR MEN'S HAIRCUTS IN SELECTED CITIES best of circum­ ture, and in education. Only doors, particularly paneled doors Doors from a reliable manufac­ made of mahogany and oak. weight of the door, consider using In U.S. dollars: stances, Social through advanced technological turer will have been sanded to a development will the baby bust be Choosing unfinished hardwood solid brass or brass-plated Milan, Security has a smooth, satiny surface on all Sydney, doors can save you money if you hinges. A distributor who has ITALY date with bank­ Sylvia able to finance a nation burdened parts, including difficult-to-sand AUSTRAUA ruptcy in about by retired baby boomers — and are willing to take the time and molding and panel rise areas. everything in stock can get trouble to do the finishing your­ together a complete package that 2017,” says Dr. that requires much higher educ- This makes the surfaces ready to Carolyn Porter tional achievement than the self. This usually involves a receive the stain and final finish. will include, besides the door, four-to-five-step process for exte­ solid brass hinges, triple-glqzed Weaver of the country now enjoys. Washington- We must learn to take care of TTT rior doors and a three-to-four- In exterior doors, leaded glass glass panels with matched brass CANADA Dallaa, step process for interior doors. panels have become a popular earning, possibly sidelights and U.S.A. based Ameri­ ourselves, says Sen. David Du- Some companies that sell unfin­ addition to the entryway system. transom, and a solid brass can Enterprise renburger, a Republican from M A t t l l Institute. Minnesota. “ The idea that we can tIO AM ished hardwood doors include Opaque, water glass, glue chip mortise. 13 4’ K 13 4* complete instructions for finish­ and beveled glass are available At many building product deal­ “ We’re facing a future that is home.” mistreat our bodies and then ■p ing the type of door you select. as components in many stock ers, h; ’s are a stock item, so you going to be horrible for all of us,” ■ Difficult medical choices will expect the government to pay for LjcJ lo | _ If you want a mahogany door, pane designs. Glass panels in the should be able to find samples on predicts Richard Lamm, former have to be made. “ It is becoming our care and repair is a thing of be sure it has a classic ribbon- door itself and in fixed panels display, as well as cutaway governor of Colorado. possible to keep almost anyone the past.” aside the main door let in natural sections that show how the door is “ We're spending all we have, alive almost forever,” says Paul Dr. John Makin of the Ameri­ HDtM striped grain and a natural red IO O-> t»4 * |ti^*' two CAI more. We’re deeply in debt, with tional Equity. “ But no one will be “ We can’t just be couch potatoes, O A lA O i door, look for the characteristic welcome. When choosing leaded tive literature and knowledgea­ loco* swirling grain that distinguishes glass panels, examine the “ earn­ ble sales help. One item some­ no way out,” asserts Rep. Jim able to afford it.” then decide at age 65 to fix top quality. Examine the door ing” or metalwork that holds the times overlooked but important is Moody, a Wisconsin Democrat. ■ Public facilities will be ourselves up. We can’t afford it panels closely. They should be glass in place. It should be an assurance of quick delivery “ Our C^hildren will be burdened stressed. We’re already behind in individually or collectively.” squared, matched as to color and uniform, with straight lines and from a local stocking distributor. with our debt.” One of three many technological ares, ob­ Peter Peterson, former Com­ K O O I PIAN HE -T grain, and all joints should fit clean joints. And ask about the manufactur­ Americans now living was bom serves Dr. Simon Ramos of the merce Department secretary, precisely with no gaps. Surfaces er’s warranty, checking with between 1946 and 1964. They are California Institute of Technol­ says the first step should be a Triple-glazed units in which the collectively called the baby ogy. “ Our roads and bridges and consumption tax. “ Nothing else should smooth and uniformly decorative glass panels are en­ your dealer to make sure thedoor HOUSE OF THE WEEK — A farmhouse appeal attaches sanded with no bumps or ridges. manufacturer has a solid “ track boomers. buildings are falling into will do as much to encourage cased within two other panels of Demographers call them the disrepair.” savings and to discouraage to this three-bedroom contemporary ranch, which Ask about moisture content. clear, tempered glass are record.” Tax Adviser features a fireplace, cathedral ceiling and sliding glass Larry Bennett, president of Ben­ “ pig in the python,” because on Can anything be done? spending beyond our means.” he another assurance of top quality. demographic charts they resem­ Yes. But it may require that a believes. It is the opinion of Dr. doors in the living room. Plan HA1488H has 1,575square nett Industries, North American It offers excellent insulation and importers of hardwood doors Do-lt-yourseifers will find much help* ble a huge meal recently eaten by generation drastically alter its Lawrence Summers of Harvard feet. For more information write to Homes for Living Inc. low maintenance, and is safer ful material on a variety of sublects In Q U ES'nO N: Can I deduct the one of the giant snakes. But levity ways. that, “ It’s not a matter of if. but from Spain, says the moisture Andy Lano’s handbook, "Practical be withheld from my salary so I 363 Seventh Ave., 19th floor. New York, N.Y. 10001. because tempered glass will not tax on my sister’s cottage on my will not be penalized by the IRS? about the baby boom stops there. “ We have to learn to save for when.” content should be 7 to 8 percent, shatter into small pieces. Home Repairs," which can be obtained by sending S2 to this paper at Box 5, return? 1 paid them. D.I.. As this disproportionate seg­ our future, because those savings Peterson warns. “ We have a Enclose a stamped, self-addressed envelope. similar to that of fine furniture, a If you are handy, you can install Teaneck, N.J. 07666. M.S., FORT WAYNE, IND ment of the population grows may be the only thing putting food choice: we can face it now, while ROCHESTER. N.Y. older, unprecedented changes in our mouths just a few years it’s a hue, looming problem. Or ANSWER: For 1988, you are will take place in ournatlonallife. down the road,” says Dr. Michael we can wait until it’s a crisis ANSWER: Generally, you can required to ante up at least 90 Right now, the buy-now, pay- Boskin of Stanford University. approaching a disaster, and try to Here’s the Answer Rose leave ‘fingerprints’ deduct only property taxes that percent of your tax liability on a later baby boom generation is Ramos adds that we must also fix things then.” are imposed on property you own. pay-as-you-go basis so you won’t supporting relatively few reti­ be penalized for underpayment. rees. But that will all change in By Earl Aronson identifying beneficial molds in QUESTION: I overlooked an about 25 years. The Social Secur­ QUESTION: I often see the touching up the indentation with a If your total tax bill is less than The Associated Press the “ soil war.” He says crops ity system, which will have a Social Security term “ lumber strips” in articles putty stick to harmonize with the earnings statement from last $500, you won’t be penalized. Weeders Guide succumb to some 50 kinds of soil huge surplus by the mid-1990s, about wood, but never have quite panel. Or you can use colored year, that should have been Also, keep in mind, as long as Rose leaves can be “ finger­ molds and a few types of bacteria. will see that all consumed. figured out what it means. finishing nails if they are included in my income tax return. your tax withheld during 1988 printed” so that each of the About $4 billion worth of crops are “It will be a crisis even if Presumably it means pieces of available. It was buried in my cooking equals your 1987 tax liability, you thousands of rose plant varieties National Forest Service system. lost yearly, never making it to recipes. It works out that I will are excused from paying an Congress doesn’t go ahead and QUESTION: A co-worker evidence about your condition. lumber that are fairly narrow, People who are receiving Social but I am not sure. Is there some may be specifically identified. The American Motorcyclist market, he said. now have a much larger tax estimated tax, and you will not spend the money, which would be asked me if I was “ fully insured” This will protect patents for the Association, which has 20 million The scientists envision a a first,” says Weaver. for Social Security retirement Security disability checks must more definite meaning? QUESTION: We are going to refund. Where do I begin? incur a penalty no matter how $44 million annual rose industry. members, has signed an agree­ farmer or gardener selecting a The problem is this: The baby benefits, but I wasn’t sure how to have their case reviewed every so have our roof reshingled and are S.N., much extra income you earn or ANSWER: Yes. Lumber strips “ For the first time, we can now good mold to attack a specific boom was followed by a baby answer him. How can I find out ifl often to determine whether they considering the possibility of ment with the Forest Service — AKRON. OHIO. how much more income tax you are pieces of lumber that are less accurately distinguish one rose fungal disease of crops. A com­ am fully insured? are still disabled and thusentitled slate shingles. There already are the first nationwide pact made as owe. bust. Now, while the baby boom is than 2 inches thick and less than 8 variety from another,” said Cha­ pany would package and sell the at work, many people are paying to continue receiving Social Se­ two layers of shingles on the roof. part of the “ Take Pride in ANSWER: You will have to file inches wide. rles R. Krause, U.S. Department America” program. mold, for example, in non-toxic into Social Security, while rela­ ANSWER: You are fully in­ curity checks. This review Is done I believe both are asphalt. Can the IRS Form I040-X, Amended U.S. QUES’n O N : Will I receive a of Agriculture plant pathologist. Forest Service Chief F. Dale pellets. statement for tax withheld from tively few are drawing from it. sured for Social Security retire­ by a group of disability special­ QUESTION: Is it better to slate shingles be put on right over Individual Income Tax Return. Heretofore, the only way to Robertson said he hoped the “ Safe, non-polluting disease my dividends? But just as the baby boom ment benefits when you have ists in your state. As part of their attach plywood paneling to an them? Any additional income and re­ identify varieties was to rely on a agreement would encourage mil­ control sometimes lasts for sev­ P.L., caused the construction of new earned credits for a certain evaluation, they require current existing wall with nails or adhe­ lated withholding tax will have to ANSWER: Not very likely. specialist’s opinion. lions of trail-bikers to help eral seasons,” Papavizas says of KALAMAZOO. MICH. schools — many of which are now amount of work under Social medical evidence. You may also sive? I have a rather large be reported on this form. Follow Your roofer will have to make the Krause magnified a rose leaf enhance the more than 15,000 tests at the Beltsville, Md.. empty — and later flooded the Security. To attain fully insured be asked to undergo a special installation job coming up soon the instructions carefully and you final determination. But slate 10,000 to 20,000 times with a miles of trail that are open to research center. He reported ANSWER: If tax is withheld marketplace with new, skilled status for retirement benefits, examination or test. However, and want to be sure to do it the should be able to prepare the shingles are very heavy and can scanning electron microscope motorized vehicles in national reduction of diseases in tests on from your dividend income, the workers, the boomers will one one credit is required for each Social Security will pay for these right way. The question of time is form yourself. be installed only on a roof that projects onto a screen an forests. Motorcyclists interested potatoes, beans, onions, lettuce payer will give you Form 1099- day retire. year since 1950, up to a maximum special tests. If the team of not too important so long as I do it electronic image that can be and on livestock foraging plants DIV at the end of the year. This 'This will result in a huge drain of 40 credits. For individuals specialists finds that you are still properly. structure that is very sturdy. should contact area National QUESTION: Are any of the Besides, most roofs cannot han­ photographed. The highly magni­ Forest Service offices. and oil seed crops. legal costs stemming from my form will indicate the amount on the system. Social Security retiring in 1988, 37 credits (or 9‘A disabled, your disability checks will continue. However, if they ANSWER: It can be done either dle three layers of shingles even fied image shows that openings in The “Take Pride in America” divorce deductible? I just got a withheld. will move rapidly into negative years of work) is required to be determine that your disability way, but most professionals when they are materials other the leaf, called stomata, have program promotes the steward- huge bill from my attorney. flow, and there will be fewer eligible. For 1989, the number of has improved to the point where install plywood panels with a than slate. different shapes depending on shulxxation’s natural resource: □ □ □ P.P., QUESTION: Our son is a people to support it. cr^ its needed will be 38 (or 9Y< you can perform substantial special panel adhesive. The pan­ plant variety. and encourages safe and proper BOISE, IDAHO. healthy and happy baby of two Nor can workers count on years of work.) From 1991 on, CHEMICAL SCISSORS - gainful work, your checks will els must be cut and fitted QUESTION: What is the pur­ The 7-year research fi.ger- land use. months. Is his diaper service company pensions. The U.S. everyone will need 40 credits, or Plants may regulate certain continue for a three month correctly prior to the installation. pose of the mineral stones on printing project at the U.S.D.A. ANSWER: You certainly may considered a medical deduction? Ck>mptroller General points out 10 years, of work to have fully asphalt roofing shingles? They a □ □ growth aspects through enzymes adjustment period (the last Apply a continuous bead of the Nursery Crops Laboratory at deduct costs for tax advice, if the How about my birth control pills? that in the Air Force there are insured status. that work like “ chemical scis­ month of disability, plus two adhesive 1 inch from each edge seem to have a decorative effect, Delaware, Ohio, should aid in amount is determined in a J.R. more retired than active officers. but are they useful for any CROP-PROTECTING MOLD sors,” says Daniel Cosgrove, a more months) and then stop. and two beads on 16-inch spans in patent application and patent reasonable way. You also may TRENTON. N.J. Most big companies are commit­ QUESTION: I have been re­ reason? — Scientists are fermenting good biologist at Penn State the field of the panel. An alterna­ infringement law suits, Krause molds so that they multiply, have legal expenses necessary to ted to pensions in excess of their ceiving Social Security disability University. ,'tNSV/ER: A little bit of both. benefits for over two years. tive is to use a saw-toothed ANSWER: Mineral granules said. putting them in powders, sprays collect taxable alimony. Because net worth. “ If we can eventually identify The answer to your diaper However, I have been told that I QUESTION: Whenever I re­ spreader to apply adhesive to the act as a protection against the or pellets and returning them to you pay tax on this income, you It will be a topsy-turvy society. □ □ □ these enzymes,” says Cosgrove, situation will not be to your liking. must come to the Social Security ceive medical care, I always entire back of the panel. Use rays of the sun. Without them, the the soil to attack disease molds can deduct these legal costs as an ■ Unusual financial arrange­ “ perhaps they can be used as It-boils down to a dirty “ no.” Your ments can be expected. “ We can office because of a review of my show my Medicare card. I seem shims or blocks to keep the panel sun would make the shingles very MOTORCYCLISTS HELP - that can jeopardize farm and expense necessary to produce chemical pruners, for example, birth control pills are deductible disability. Can’t my physician to have lost my card. How can I snug and in place while doing the dry. The granules also give the Motorcyclists, often portrayed as garden harvests. taxable income. Ask your attor­ expect things like reverse mort­ to produce plants with optimal if you can exceed the 7‘A-percent gages, says Princeton Prof. Uwe send in a statement saying that get a replacement? gluing. If you decide to nail the shingles color (the decorative damaging terrain, have volun­ George Papavizas, a plant ney to prepare a detailed invoice form, or as plant accelerators to minimum allowance for deduct­ Reinharst. “ That’s when people my condition has not changed? panels use regular finishing effect you mentioned) and are an teered to help maintain trails and pathologist at the U.S. Depart­ identifying these Items. produce food or fiber plants more ing medical expenses, and if you pay off theirhomes, then thebank ANSWER: You should call nails, countersinking them and extra protection against fire. do other conservation work in the ment of Agriculture, has been rapidly.” can itemize your deductions on starts sending them money. ANSWER: Your physician will your Social Security office to get a QUESTION: Is there a certain replacement Medicare card. amount of income tax that has to Schedule A of Form 1040. 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(60 min.) 7:30AM (T) Garfield and Friends wear a pad at can be a loss of genital Cleveland, Ohio 44101 [USA] Night Flight: Flashtracks ^ (d) Sybervision night. Still. I'd (H) BraveStarr (CC). responsiveness. 5:30AM CI3 I Love Lucy ^ like to know if (2$ Kidsongs It’s imporant to know that no (Insey Report Dr. June M. Reinisch I3D INN News (26) Rin-Tin-Tin using tampons two couples interact in exactly [CNN] Showbiz Today can cause any the same way, so that different P.O. Box 48 (36) MOVIE: 'The Three Fishketeers' An­ Bloomington, Ind. 47402 [ESPN] Drag Racing: NHRA Northstar imated Animated. Three swashbuckling complications other than TSS? forgotten tampon is a foul- movements or positions may be Nationals From Brainerd. Minn. (60 min ) fish travel the seven seas battling evil In­ smelling discharge. This will needed with your second hus­ (R) spired by the stories of Alexandre Dumas DEAR READER; I’m glad usually disappear once the tam­ band. Also, one partner does not [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to Mar (3$ It's Your Business you’re carefully following recom­ ley/Reggae Tribute pon is removed. If it does not or “ give” the other orgasms; each (46) Kidsongs (R) (In Stereo) mended procedures in your use of Max Movie Show A other symptoms of vaginal infec­ partner is responsible for his or 5:35AM [M AX] (41) Princesa Caballero tampons. preview of theatrical releases, movies in tion appear (such as itching or her own orgasms and must keep Poem causes hunter production and interviews with screen [CNN] Sports Close-up Despite the fact that tampons soreness), consult a gynecologist. trying new approaches and com­ stars. [DIS] Dumbo's Circus have been in use for years, the municating to the partner what is 6:00AM (T) Young Universe (R) [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest DEAR DR. REINISCH: I am 40 pleasing and what is not. problem of Toxic Shock Syn­ years old. During my first mar­ to put away his gun (T) Can You Be Thinner? [TMC] MOVIE: A Great Wall' A Chinese-American runs into cultural obsta­ drome was identified only a few The reason I suggest a sex (D Sustaining riage, even when things went therapist help with this process is cles when he takes his San Franciscan fa­ years ago. badly, I was orgasmic — although 3A) i n n Magazine mily to China for a long-overdue visit. Peter Researchers have not pin­ that constant monitoring of one’s DEAR 3S) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Wang, Sharon Iwai, Kelvin Han Yee. 1986. I had to reach orgasm through my own responses or a partner’s Rated PG, pointed any one cause for the own movements during ABBY: For ye­ [CNN] Daybreak emergence of TSS, but some responses during sex can itself ars, I used to [DIS] You and Me, Kid 8:00AM d ) Adventures of Raggedy intercourse. block the perception of sensations Ann and Andy blame the creation of highly For four years of celibate life. I shoot birds — [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Brass Ring' A 13- absorbent tampons in the late necessary for full arousal and year-old girl must cope with her mother's (T) World Tomorrow used a vibrator to achieve or­ just for sport. I Dear Abby mental illness. Dina Merrill. Sylvia Sidney. 1970s. Women were able to wear orgasm. am enclosing dD Beany & Cecil (CC) gasm. For three years now, I Some clinicians do feel that Abigail Van Buren 1983 (B) Hit Videos U SA them longer, thus permitting this have had a lovely marriage. the poem that [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to Dance particular bacterial problem in vibrators can sometimes cause convinced me ^ Popeye I become aroused, but I can no 6:05AM [M AX] m o v i e ; Two Rode ^ ® Kissyfur (CC). the vagina. difficulty when an individual to give up that Together' A Texas marshal and a cavalry longer have an orgasm during becomes used to the more intense (5® MOVIE: 'Man or Gun' A cowboy re­ While tampons have been sport. Some lieutenant lead a wagon train into Com­ leases townspeople from the dictatorship intercourse no matter what I do. stimulation of the vibrator. Half anche territory to rescue captive pioneers. blamed in most cases of TSS, the My husband would be happy to do people may of a powerful family. Macdonald Carey, of all women need extra manual James Stewart, Richard Widmark, Shirley Audrey Totter, James Craig. 1958. risk of contracting it is quite low. anything he could, but I have no think the poem Jones. 1961 (About one in 20.000 women stimulation during intercourse to is “ corny,” but it had a powerful Wall Street Journal Report idea where to begin. It is as if the have orgasms (having orgasms school. I have many friends and I 6:1 5AM d D Davey & Goliath during menstrual flow. The odds vibrator has ruined my ability to effect on me. recently heard a rumor about one dD Remi this way, instead of from penetra­ 6:30AM ® Captain Bob (SD Rod and Reel Streamside drop to about one in 100.000 at I cam across it in the Chronicle, I care for. Someone told me that have an orgasm naturally. How tion alone, is also considered fTl Dangermouse other times.) can I restore my orgasmic in Crested Butte, Colo. It was he is homosexual. I really don’t [CNN] Daybreak “ natural” ) . The sex therapistcan [D Animal Crack-Ups (CC) [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! It’s not unusual for women to capacity? written by Lem Ward Crisfield. want to be swayed by rumors, but EMPTY NEST — Richard Mulligan is a recently widowed pediatrician who must suggest techniques to add addi­ (11) At the Movies [E S P N ] Outdoor Life experience another problem with M.D. I don’t know how to ask him if it’s tional stimulation during inter­ do) New Zoo Revue [HBO] MOVIE: ‘The Princess Bride' come to grips with life on his own, in the new NBC series "Empty N est" premiering tampon use — vaginal infection. DEAR READER: You should DISARMED IN WISCONSIN true. course, from either your hand, (St) Follow Me (CC) A swashbuckling young swordsman Oct. 8. Kristy McNichol co-stars. Some women, especially at the consult a sex therapist to help you I have nothing against gay sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess in your husband’s hands or the A HUNTER’S POEM dD Comic Strip end of their period when men­ and your husband sort out what is men. but I don’t want to make the this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner. happening and to suggest various vibrator. A hunter shot a flock of geese [CNN] International Correspondents Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ strual flow is light, will forget to mistake of giving him the idea tures of Ed Grimley (CC). remove a tampon. Bacteria can techniques for improving the That flew within his reach. [DIS] Mousercise don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) (D Superman Snoopy bids Charlie Brown farewell in or­ Two were stopped in their rapid that I am interested. What should [ESPN] Speedweek Weekly auto racing [MAX] MOVIE: Baby: Secret of the ( ^ Wyatt Earp der to return to his first owner. 1972. ^ America: The Second Century form, changing the delicate bal­ situation. That professional can Dr. Reinisch is director of the Rated G. Ido? highlights. Lost Legend' In Africa, a scientist and her di) Isla del Tesoro dD Superchargers ance of vaginal flora. and causing also determine whether you have Kinsey Institute for Research in flight journalist husband attempt to reunite an [ESPN] Action Cycle Sports And fell on the sandy beach. TROUBLED IN TUCSON [HBO] Clay Feet A compulsive super- dZ) Say Brother dD Embajadores de la Musica Colom- an infection to begin. had any physical changes over Sex, Gender and Reproduction, achiever learns that cheating his way to the infant dinosaur with its captured mother. [USA] Proline biana Indiana University-BIoomington. The male bird lay at the water’s top destroys the value of his achieve­ William Katt, Sean Young, Patrick McGoo- (Sj) Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). Often, the only symptom of a the last few years or take any DEAR TROUBLED: In answer han 1985. Rated PG (In Stereo) 1 1:00AM C D Hey, Vern, It's Ernest! Wall Street Week: The Outlook for edge to your question, I will tell you ments. [CNN] Moneyweek Growth Stocks [USA] PGM Sale CD Dukes of Hazzard And just before he died what not to do: Don’t ask him any 7:00AM dD Young Universe [D IS ] Raccoons (In Stereo) [CNN] College Football Preview 8:30AM CID Superman (D Synchronal Research He faintly called to his wounded d ] Plasticman [E S P N ] Motorweek Illustrated [D IS ] Grim m 's Fairy Tales questions concerning his sexual­ (D Greatest American Hero mate ity, don’t believe rumors — and (T) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC) (T) Face to Face With John Cardinal [MAX] MOVIE: Jake Speed' (CC) A [ESPN] College Gameday (60 min.) Reasons for X-ray tingling O'Connor young woman seeks the help of a pulp (B) Star Search (60 min.) (In Stereo) And she dragged herself to his (T) Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera [USA] PGM Sale never repeat them. ([8} d§) New Adventures of Winnie the hero to rescue her sister, who has been (T6) Spectacular World of Guinness Re­ side. (3l) BraveStarr (CC) Pooh (CC), kidnapped by African white slavers. cords A wire-walking stunt; a basketball- 1 2:00PM ® Out of This World DEAR ABBY: I am a 75-year- Wayne Crawford. Karen Kopins, John DEAR DR. or could my depression be due to She bent her head and crooned ( ^ Daffy Duck and Tweety (B) Hee Haw Season Premiere balancing record; the world's tallest Cl3 MOVIE: 'The Black Bird' Detective old widow. My husband died last Hurt. 1986. Rated PG. (In Stereo) woman. (R) GO’TT: I am \ the accident? to him d D [USA] You Can Be Successful ® Porky Pig Sam Spade's son doesn't realize he has a In a way distressed and wild year, leaving me fairly comforta­ [TMC] MOVIE: 'Lucas Tanner' An En­ dS) W WF Superstars of Wrestling priceless bird until crooks try to steal it. writing to give Dr. Fad ^ Disney's Adventures of the glish teacher's career is threatened when George Segal, Stephane Audran. Lionel DEAR READER: Symptoms Caressing her one and only ble. but not rich. d?) Ring Around the World Gummi Bears (CC). rumors of negligence link him to a high- d§) Alvin and the Chipmunks (CC) another plausi­ such as yours are common after Stander. 1975. mate I have five chidren and five AM Boston (R) To Be Announced. school student's death. David Hartman. dD America: The Second Century ble explanation Rosemary Murphy, Kathleen Quinlan. m Bamaby Jones Dr. GoW serious injuries. In fact, post- As a mother would a child. grandchildren. Three of my child­ (2® Ask the Manager d D Forever Lean for the “ warm ® Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pre­ 1974. (P Three Stooges J traumatic stress reactions may Then covering him >vith her ren have children, and two have miere (CC). (B) Maquina del Tiempo d9) Bugs Bunny & Tweety Show (CC). and tingling” B - s j Peter Gott, M.D. [USA] PGM Sale (B) G.L.O.W. Wrestling occur after a variety of life- broken wing none by choice, and I am ® ) Aventuras del Pequeno Principe @ From a Country Garden (B) El Reino Salvaje feeling some Pee-wee's Playhouse (If) ® College Football: Pittsburgh at threatening situations. Aside reasonably certain that they will [CNN] Daybreak 10:00AM (D dZ) Washington W eek in Review (CC), people expe­ And gasping with failing breath [CNN] Big Story (CC). Boston College (3 hrs.) (Live) from the pain, discomfort and never have any. [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Corner (ID Fall Guy rience during She laid her head against his [DIS] Wuzzles (D W WF Superstars of Wrestling (^ MOVIE: 'The Boys From Brazil' disability that result from physi­ Do you think I should distribute [ESPN] SportsCenter [ESPN] Scholastic Sports America Former Nazis plan lo rise again to world a n X-ray breast [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman Season D Buck Rogers m / id cal injury, patients may suffer A feeble honk...then death. my estate equally among my five Premiere [H B O ] M OVIE: 'The Secret of M y Su c ­ power through a diabolical scientific plot examination. from emotional ups and downs, (B) Soul Train cess' (CC) An ambitious Kansas farmboy Gregory Peck, Laurence Olivier, James This story is true though children? Or should the three 9:00AM CD Jim Henson's Muppet ( ^ G.L.O.W. Wrestling makes his way up Manhattan's corporate Mason. 1978. First, there are people who can parts of the machine whine. 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WNYW (E) W W F Wrestling Spotlight ting' (CC) A routine baby-sitting assign­ the technician to “ focus” the may incorrectly attribute the WTNH New Haven, CT 1 QD Home Shopping Network (2 hrs.) patients, these symptoms regress And the hot tears burned my What would you do if you were di) El Tesoro del Saber ment turns into a comic nightmare for a ^ MOVIE: 'Salvage I' A hotshot jurik- X-ray machine prior to taking a WOR New York. NY •. man builds a rocket so that he can recover sensation to X-ray energy. with time. in my situation? 11 ( ^ Bugs Bunny and Friends Chicago teen and her three young charges. face. W PIX ' New York, NY dZ) Tony Brow n's Journal space equipment from the moon. Andy picture. If the part to be X-rayed In none of these situations is the You are not nuts. I strongly Hartford. CT 11 (® Smurfs (CC). Elisabeth Shue, Maia Brewton. Keith Coo- I buried the birds in the sand p e r p l e x e d WHCT dD World Wide Wrestling gan. 1987. Rated PG-13. 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v2.4. Wilo America (CC) Ways a variety oi KIT tl'CABLYLE by Urry Wright FRANK'S fish adapt to their environment in Norm SNAFU by Bruet BeattI* Satnrdav, Conttnued PLACE American waters. (R) diO MOVIE; 'Hide in Plain Sight' A fatnei Saturday, Continued In the episode of takes the law into his own hands while CBS's “Frank's searching for his kidnapped children. James Caan, Jill Eikenberry, Roben Vi- A famous sleuth, looking tor a hidden mu­ cerer' A heroic young prince vows to av­ X Three's a Crowd 12:30PM C D m o v i e : Th e Great Place" ailing haro. 1979. 1 0:30PM nitions base, meets a lady from British In­ Muppet Caper' The Muppets travel to enge the murder of his parents. Lee Hor­ SATURDAY, OCT. M O V IE: 'King Kong' Kong, taken to X dD Paid Political Announcement/ telligence. Peter Lorre, Rochelle Hudson. London, where Kermit and.Fozzie investi­ sley, Kathleen Seller, Simon MacCorkin- dale. 1982. 1, Frank (Tim New York as an attraction, becomes en­ Lyndon LaRouche 1938. gate a jewel robbery and Miss Piggy is raged when he senses that the woman he CH) Soul Train (In Stereo) Reid) must deal (X Benny Hill GD Friday the 13th: The Series Season romanced by a dashing con man. Charles loves IS being mistreated. Charles Grodin. Grodin, Diana RIgg, Jack Warden. 1981. with an ap- (3D INN News Premiere Ryan and Micki spearhead an in­ $ j) Madeleine Cooks (R) (In Stereo) Jessica Lange, Jeff Bridges. 1976. vestigation after Uncle Lewis' spirit talks GD America's Top Ten Portrait of a Family ® Benson proaching hurri- (57) Lonesome Pine Special (In Stereo) to Jack through a cracked mirror. (60 min.) [CNN] Evans & Novak (H) Motorweek Season Premiere This cane, which [CNN] PrimeNews Alfred Hitchcock (In Stereo) car-care series' eighth season begins with halts business at ® ® Summer Olympics Continue [D IS] Zorro [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Princess Bride' GD Muhi Trim [ESP N ] College Football: Columbia at a look at the all-new Ford Thunderbird, me­ "The Chez." (C C ) A swashbuckling young swordsman [D IS ] Animals in Action A look at ani­ [C N N ] Evans & Novak chanic Pat Goss, and police academy driv­ Pennsylvania (3 hrs.) (Live) (Rebroadcast) sets out to rescue a kidnapped princess m mals that adapt to their environment. ing lessons. [E S P N ] Auto Racing: SCORE Off-Road this lighthearted fairy tale from Rob Reiner [U S A ] Ray BradbutV Theater World Championship From Riverside, 1 :00PM C B M O V IE: 'Chu Chu and the Cary Elwes, Mandy Patinkin, Chris Saran­ Philly Flash' A street entertainer and an [CN N ] On the Menu CHECK USTINGS Calif. (60 min.) (Taped) don. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1 0:45PM (S) MOVIE: 'Conquest of ex-baseball star plan to confiscate a brief­ [D IS] Swiss Family Robinson FOR EXACT TIME the Planet of the Apes' The apes en­ [M AX] MOVIE: 'Nighthawks' (CC) A 12:50AM [HBO] MOVIE: The Glit­ case full of secret government documents. [M A X ] MOVIE: 'The River Rat' A young slaved by the human population of the New York City cop is pitted against a Euro­ ter Dome' (CC) T w o veteran Los Angeles Carol Burnett, Alan Arkin, Ruth Buzzi. girl and her father, who has returned after Earth, which is under the control of a pean terrorist looking for publicity through police detectives investigate the murder of 1981 13 years in prison, set out on a renovated Fascist-tike government, revolt. Roddy bloodshed. Sylvester Stallone, Billy Dee a movie mogul. James Garner, John Llth- C§~) W W F Wrestling Spotlight old tourist boat for a weekend trip on the McDowalt. Don Murray, Ricardo Montal- * Williams, Rutger Hauer. 1981. Rated R. gow. Margot Kidder. 1984. (Tlj MOVIE: 'Ghidrah, the Three-Headed Mississippi. Tom m y Lee Jones, Martha ban. 1972. [USA] MOVIE: 'The Intruder Within' [TMC] MOVIE: 'lady Beware' A violent M onster' Godzilla, Mothra and Rodan un­ Plimpton, Brian Dennehy. 1984. Rated PG. Men and women on an isolated oil rig fall 11:00PM X X ® ) Naws psychopath stalks the atractive window ite to defend earth from Ghidrah, a fire- [TM C ] Short Film Showcase dresser responsible for a series of avant prey to an ancient creature from the dark X T a x i breathing dragon. Yosuke Natsuki, Yuriko (5^ Julia Child and More Company (•9) It's a Living Everyone's burpnseo gardb displays. Diane Lane, Michael m o v i e : 'Bank Shot’ An recesses of time. Chad Everett. Joseph Hoshi, Eiko Wakabayashi. 1965. 3:1 5PM CB when Howard proposes to Nancy Part 2 Mort After Dark ingenious criminal manages to pud off the [CNN] Newswatch Bottoms, Jennifer Warren. 1981. X Woods. Cotter Smith. 1987. Rated R. of 2. (R) '2it) (30J Baseball; Boston Red Sox at most unusual bank robbery yet.'George C (3D Cheers (CC). "They'll be ready closing in [DIS] Sidekicks An 11-year-old martial 8:30PM C D Frank's Place (CC ) Des- 1:00AM X Love Boat Mondayf We're Cleveland Indians or St. Louis Cardinals Scott, Joanna Cassidy, Sorrell Booke. arts expert is placed in the custody of a ( ■ U ) M O V IE: W ar of the W orlds' Martian GD Gail Hayman Cosmetics 59 minutes, 37 seconds...” at N e w York Mets (3 hrs.) (Live) 1974 war machines invade Earth in George Pal's pite hurricane warnings, the Chez remains X Naked O ty New York detective when his grandfather open while the gang awaits news from the dD Tales From the Darkside With an un­ v24) Collectors Oscar-winning adaptation of the classic X Sustaining 3:30PM (X) College Football; UCLA at dies. Pilot for the 1986 ABC series (60 Rev. Deal. (R) usual audience in mind, a nysterious inves­ min.) H G Wells novel. Gene Barry. Ann Robin­ (g ) Batttestar Galactlca 57) Ramona (CC). Washington (3 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) son, Les Tremayne 1953. CB (40) MOVIE: 'Club Paradise' (CC| A tor revives a television series that was [TMC] MOVIE: 'Ruthless People' A axed 20 years ago. Guest star: Darren Robert Vaughn Discovers ^ Van Can Cook (18) Charles in Charge (CC) Charles de­ seedy, run-down island resort becomes GD ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook [C N N ] Newsday husband's scheme to get rid of his rich McGavin. cides to leave school when his uncle (John the center of action after the owner writes [DIS] The Boys of Summer This film [DIS] The Boys of Summer This film (26) MOVIE: 'You'll Never Get Rich' A wife backfires when she is kidnapped be­ dance director gets drafted before he can Astin) offers him a job. (R) flashy travel brochures to pul life into the (S ) Y Bron traces "Jackie Robinson's team ' of traces "Jackie Robinson's team" of fore he can carry out the plans. Danny De­ Brooklyn Dodgers from their beginnings to Fgo?, liJsnsAD OF HAViiIIt P IU N ^^ AfT£RAU.,|r'5B£EM A TriAM' ad)ust to a romentic involvement. Fred A s­ old place. Robin Williams, Peter O'Toole, I D MOVIE: 'Soldier in the Rain' A mas­ Brooklyn Dodgers from their beginnings to Vito, Bette Midler, Judge Reinhold. 1986. (20) M am a's Famiiy A steamy love letter Twiggy. 1986. the years following their retirement from l«?rAlR$ Air (AV PUtf loHifrHT, r m 5|tC£ t X . [ frtoo&HT. tt p years following their retirement from taire, Rita Hayworth. 1941. Rated R. (In Stereo) falls into the wrong hands at the Harper ter sergeant is constantly getting his hero- (24) This Old House ICC) worshipping protege out of sticky situa­ active play. (90 min.) U)I(V DOrt'T EAT HERE 5PEt»TTriE BIENiU&AT i u tive play. (90 min.) ^46) Candlepin Bowling (60 mm.) [U S A ] Double Trouble house. ItH DOUli tions. Steve McQueen, Jackie Gleason, [C N N ] Travel Guide HBO] MOVIE; 'Transylvania 6-5000' ($D Santo Domingo al Dia ^ Wheel of Fortune (CC) 9:00PM (3D M O V IE: 'O ealof theC e n - 1:10AM - ‘^oofz pmXium/ C U )T a n d T (C C | Turner helps a Tuesday Weld. 1963. (CC) Tw o tabloid reporters head to Tran­ 5:30PM tury' Tw o smalltime gunrunners try to sell [M A X ] MOVIE; Cold Steel' dZ) Art of William Alexander and Lowell juvenile offender who's torn between his (24) Connecticut for Sale Future housing, Pinnacle 1:1 5AM sylvania to investigate the mysterious ex­ a faulty super-missile to a Latin American [CNN] A Los Angeles police officer is stalked by a Speers loyalty to a street gang and his chance to industry and service problems connected periments being conducted by a local with Connecticut's growing population are dictator Chevy Chase, Sigourney Weaver. [D I S ] MOVIE: 'Jane Eyre' A young En­ vengeful former partner who blames him [CN N ] Your Money begin a new life. (R) (in Stereo) scientist Jeff Goldblum, Ed Begley, Jr.. explored. (R) Gregory Hines. 1983. glish governess falls in love with her for his disfigurement. Brad Davis. Sharon ^l!l Joseph Bologna. 1985. Rated PG [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR Grand @1) Victory Garden brooding, secretive employer. Joan Fon­ (26) Hee Haw Season Premiere X (9D Beyond Tom orrow Scheduled a Stone. Jonathan Banks. 1987. Rated R. (In [M A X ] MOVIE; 'Butch and Sundance; National Modifieds From North Wilkes- (46) Fight Back! With David Horowitz car which combines aircraft aerodynamics taine, Orson Welles, Margaret O'Brien. Stereo) (38) It’s a Living Jan's decision to wear a The Early Days' An outlaw and a sharp­ boro, N.C. (60 min.) (Taped) with motorcycle performance; Senposal. 1944. Sabado Gigante Programa de varie- blond wig stirs up trouble in her marriage 1:30AM ® ABC News (CC). shooter take on cattle companies, banks [TM C ] MOVIE: 'The Whoopee Boys' dades con juegos, competencias, entrev- Japan's new vegetable; an automatea [E S P N ] SportaCenter (R) [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday and railroads. Tom Berenger, William Katt, Tw o streetwise New Yorkers enroll in a istas y musica y bajo la animacion de Don household run by computer. (60 mm.) (In [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Running Scared' (CC) Jeff Corey. 1979. Rated PG. Florida swampland charm school in order Francisco. (3 hrs., 30 min.) (4p) National Geographic This underwater Stereo) T w o Chicago cops are given 30 days to [ESPN] Starshot: Clay target shooting study includes the birth of a killer whale, [TMC] M O V IE: 'Shaft' A street detec­ to win a wealthy heiress' affections. Mi­ ClD Friday the 13th: The Series Season nab a cocaine-smuggling mobster. Gre­ (@ This Old House (CC). the playfulness of the humpback and an 2:00AM X N e w s (R) tive tries to free the kidnapped daughter of chael O'Keefe, Paul Rodriguez, Denholm Premiere Ryan and Micki spearhead an in­ gory Hines. Billy Crystal. Steven Bauer. infant whale's growth to adolescence. (60 a drug dealer. Richard Roundtree. Moses Elliott. 1986. Rated R. [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday vestigation after Uncle Lewis' spirit talks 1986. Rated R. (In Stereo) X MOVIE: 'Countdown to Looking min.) Glass’ Fact blends with fiction in this dra­ Gunn 1971. Rated R. 4:00PM CX) Knight Rider [ESPN] Greatest Sports Legends: 15th to Jack through a cracked mirror. (60 mm ) [TMC] MOVIE: 'The Malibu Bikini WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll (61) Star Trek; The Next Generation (60 matized scenario of the outbreak of World [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Anniversary Bjorn Borg, Wilt Chamber- (In Stereo) Shop' 'Two brothers, one a beach bum and Gii NWA Main Event lain, Joe DiMaggio, Gordie Howe. Jesse mm ) W ar III as covered by a television news v24j Port Out, Starboard Home A history the other a college grad, inherit a beach­ organization. Scott Glenn, Michael Mur­ 1 :30PM Flower Shop (R) (2§) MOVIE: ‘What Waits Below' A U S Owens, Pele, Richard Petty, WiHie Shoe­ [C N N ] Crossfire Saturday of Britain's P&O Steamship line (60 mm front bikini boutique. Michael David Army unit and a group of scientists must maker and O.J. Simpson are some of the phy, Helen Shaver. 1984. 57 Computer Chronicles [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Horse in the Gray >41) T u Musica (Repeticion) Wright. Bruce Greenwood. Barbra Horan. fight for their lives against a lost under­ superstars featured. Host. Johnny Bench. 1986. Rated R. ' X Home Shopping Overnight Service [CNN] Newsmaker Saturday ground civilization which was discovered (60 min.) (Taped) Flannel Suit' (C C ) Complications m an ao v57) MOVIE: 'You Can't Take It With venising executive's way-out promotional (3 hrs.) [U SA] Cover Story miles below the earth. Robert Powell, Lisa You' Based on Pulitzer Prize play bv [U S A ] Tennis: Tranaamerica Open, [U SA ] Check It Out! campaign cause trouble Dean Jones. Di­ INN News Blount, Timothy Bottoms. 1984 George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart, about Men's Semifinals From San Francisco. (3 GD 1 ;45PM O MOVIE: The Fortune’ 6:00PM ( X New s ane Baker, Lloyd Bochner. 1968 Hated G zany but warm family that believes m let­ hrs.) (Live) (g) Jimmy Swaggart Tw o bumbling con artists attempt to mur­ d S Sum m er Olympics (3 hrs.) (Live) Three's Company [E S P N ] College Football: Stanford at ting people do as they please Jean Arthur (g ) Alfred Hitchcock Presents der a madcap heiress in an effort to gam (24) Julia Child and Company (R) (X 11:1 5PM (Si Comedy Tonight With Notre Dame (3 hrs.) (Live) James Stewart 1938 Whoopi Goldberg her inheritance. Warren Beatty, Jack Ni­ (38] MOVIE: 'Love's Savage Fury' A (X A -Te a m [C N N ] International Correspondents cholson. Stockard Channing. 1975. [ T M C ] M O V IE: The End' A terminally ili [CNN] Showbiz Week young southern woman brutalized in a (11) Charles in Charge (CC) man frantically searches for a simple and 11:30PM X Entertainment This [E S P N ] SportsCenter Union prison is determined to rebuild her [DIS] MOVIE: My Dog the Thief A Week Former ‘All In the Family " star Car- 2:00PM (X) Hawaii Five-0 ff8) It's a Living Everyone's surprised trouble-free way to end his life Burt Rey kleptomaniac St. Bernard and a millioit; [U S A ] Night Flight: Take-Off to Sports life after the Civil War. Jennifer O'Neill, when Howard proposes to Nancy. Part 2 roll O ’Connor. (60 min.) (In Stereo) Art of William Alexander and Lowell noids, Sally Field, Dom OeLuise 1978 dollar necklace complicate the life of an Perry King, Raymond Burr. 1979. of 2. (R) Rated R. Columbo 2:30AM (3D Runaway With the Rich Speers innocent traffic reporter. Dwayne Hick­ X and Famous Actor David Leisure (Isuzu (57) Victory Garden (CC). Little House on the Prairie (2b) Friday the 13th: The Series Ryan and [USA] Mike Hammer man, Mary Ann Mobley 1970. X Star Search (60 min.) commercials) in Portugal; Acapulco, Mex­ dS MOVIE: Rebel Without a Cause' A Micki spearhead an investigation after Un­ M O V IE ; 'Pleasure Cove' A charming X [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Adventures in Babysit­ QD MOVIE: 'The World According to ico. youth, who has lost respect for his par­ cle Lewis' spirit talks to Jack through a 7:30PM M'A*s*H rogue visits a posh island resort which is ting' (C C ) A routine baby-sitting assign Garp' A talented writer and devoted father ents, gets involved with a gang of juvenile cracked mirror. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) X Jeopardy! (CC) ® Dating Gama the scene of wacky romantic entangle­ ment turns into a comic nightmare for' a is confused by life's ironies. Robin Wil­ delinquents. James Dean, Natalie W ood, (g) Home Sloping Overnight Service ments. Tom Jones, Constance Forslund, DeGrassi Junior High X M am a's Family A steamy love letter Chicago teen and her three young charges liams, Mary Beth Hurt, Glenn Close. 1982. CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vanca Rodawall Sal Mineo. 1955. (2 hrs., 30 min.) Joan Hackett. 1979 dD Record Guide fails into the wrong hands at the Harper Elisabeth Shue, Maia Brewton, Keith Coo GD Pantron [D IS ] Kids Make Films Too! A documen­ house. (R) gan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) [C N N ] Sports Latenight (fO) Lo Mejor de la Semana Noticias sobre @ ) Jeffersons (CC). (g ) D.C. Fdllas Guest: Betty White ("The nSiHeoN e tary about a group of school children who (is) NHL Pre-Season Hockey: Hartford [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Tha Horse in the Gray Al/OH/WHICH OF vou el besibol. Noticias Olimpicas Golden Girls"). (R) created animated and live action films with dZ) Docitor W ho Whalers at Pittsburgh Penguins (2 hrs., 9:30PM dD Flannel Suit' (CC) Complications in an ad­ ■mpowiN&up (Sf) Adventures in Scale Modeling storylines ranging from science fiction to (5T) Wonderful World of Disney: The 30 min.) [C N N ] This Week in Japan (g ) Racing From Plainsfield vertising executive's way-out promotional THArSHOULX? INTHg LAUNDRY encounters with school bullies. (60 min.) (jO) M O V IE : 'Th e Satan Bug' A special Swamp Fox dD Life's Most Embarrassing Moments 10:00PM X X News ® ) Public People/Private Lives Pre­ campaign cause trouble. Dean Jones, Di­ ee OBVIOUS. ROOM. investigator is called in when a highly viru­ [H B O ] M O V IE: 'Th a t's Ufe' (C C ) Blake miere ane Baker. Lloyd Bochner. 1968. Rated G. [CNN] Newswatch A weekly series based on the "Life’s Most Tales From the Darkside With an un­ lent virus is stolen from a top security re­ Edwards' seriocomic portrait of an affluent (3D [E S P N ] College Football: Stanford at [D IS ] Best of Ozzie and Harriet Embarrassing Moments" specials. Host usual audience in mind, a nysterious inves­ GD Punto y Apsrte search installation in the desert. George architect confronted with a growing sense Roy Firestone showcases real-life comic Notre Dame (3 hrs.) (R) Maharis, Anne Francis, Dana Andrews. [HBO] MOVIE: Three Amigos' (CC) tor revives a television series that was [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors. Fred of his own mortality. Jack Lemmon, Julie goofs from areas including entertainment, [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Prettyklll' (CC) A pair of Three unemployed screen cowboys are axed 20 years ago Guest star: Darren Hickman. Nick Charles. 1965. Andrews, Sally Kellerman. 1986. Rated sports and politics. Manhattan police detectives are baffled by mistakenly recruited to drive a greedy tyr­ McGavin. [E S P N ] AW A Championship Wrestling [ U S A ] M O V IE: 'Def Con 4 ' Barbarism PG-13. a series of gruesome murders. David Bir- ant out of a small Texas town. Chevy d D Sum m er Olym pics Scheduled (lD Whalers W rap -U p (Live) rules the Earth in the horrifying aftermath [U SA ] Cartoons Boxing Finals; Men's Volleyball Finals. 1 1:45PM dZ) MOVIE: The Entertai­ ney. Season Hubley. Suzanne Snyder. of an atomic holocaust after World W ar III. Chase, Steve Martin, Martin Short. 1986 (26) Twilight Zone 4:10PM [C N N ] Sports Close-up Rated PG. (In Stereo) Equestrian Finals (Grand Prix Jumping) (3 ner' A third-rate performer unable to admit 1987. Rated R. Lenore Zann, Maury Chaykin. 1985. hrs.) (Live) (24) MOVIE: 'My Dinner With Andre' A he Is a failure continues to promote show [U S A ] Night Flight: Tribute to the Six­ [USA] Airwolf 2:1 0PM [CNN] Healthweek 4:30PM (S) Frugal Gourmet d4) Mark Russell Campaign Special Pol playwright and his former mentor discuss after show. Laurence Olivier, Brenda de ties d§) Let's Go Bowling (60 min ) 6:30PM (X CBS News (CC) meal satirist Mark Russell recalls past can­ art, life and electric blankets over dinner Benzie, Albert Finney. I960. 2:40AM [TMC] m o v i e ; Thief of 2:30PM CID College Football: Louis­ didates'and conventions, focusing his ac­ Wallace Shawn, Andre Gregory. 1981 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Big Bad Mama II' Re­ iana State at Florida (3 hrs.. 30 min.) dD Topo Gigio CX Too Close for Comfort Hearts' (CC) A cat burglar steals the se­ 1 0 - I t erbic wit on Jimmy Carter and Gerald Ford. (2D Combatl venge drives a 1930s gun moll to kidnap (Live) (5?) Frugal Gourmet (In Stereo) (3D Starting From Scratch Premiere Bill cret journals of a young wife and unlocks d D M am a's Family lola's heartbroken dD PELICULA; 'El Bracero del Ano' Un the son of a killer. Angie Dickinson. Robert ^ MOVIE: 'Samurai' When a tycoon Daily stars as a divorced veterinarian who her hidden passions. Steven Bauer, Bar­ [CN N] Big Story when her cat dies. |R) hombre insiste una y otra vez en cruzar la Culp. Danielle Brisebols. 1987. Rated R. ZIPPY byBlliarttimi threatens San Francisco with a machine isn't thrilled when his zany ex-wife (Connie bara Williams. John Getz. 1984. Rated R. [ESPN] Golf: Champions Challenge frontera entre Estados Unidos y Mejico that causes earthquakes, a young DA puts Stevens) stops by with her now husband. (i|Z) Wild America (CC) 1 2:00AM ® Homo Shopping Net­ (In Stereo) From Wentworth, England. (60 min.) Kitty De Hoyos, David Reynoso. Eulalio h's martial arts skills to use. Joe Penny, work (3 hrs.) (Taped) (3D Private Benjamin [C N N ] Sports Saturday Gonzalez. 2:50AM [M A X ] m o v i e : Missing In ippy eeceiv/ET T « e James Shigeta, Beulah Quo. 1979. (g ) Keys to Success Action 2: The Beginning' (CC) A POW (24) Motorweek X First Impressions Frank's [M AX] MOVIE: The Long Hot Sum­ 8:00PM dD Hardcastle and McCormick escapes his Viet Cong captors and wages ^ wonirJTO“W'*»'^v Joy of Painting (R) plans for a leisurely weekend go awry. ^ ® News mer' (CC ) The arrival of an ambitious drif­ (ID Three Stooges [CNN] Headline News war against an enemy that greatly outnum­ fWaHYD n> eusjet nzeftwetr) | (4X Lucha iJbre (60 min.) ter in a small Mississippi hamlet serves as X d D Reporters Scheduled; an Ameri­ (g ) MOVIE: 'Killer Army' Three young ( ® Starting From Scratch Bill Daily stars [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard bers him. Chuck Norris. Soon-Teck Oh. ^ Woodcarving With Rick Butz (In a catalyst for suspicion, violence and mur­ can model who is serving time in an Italian men ally themselves with a respected vil­ as a divorced veterinarian who isn't thrilled (60 min.) Steven Williams. 1985. Rated R. Stereo) der. Don Johnson, Jason Robards, Cybili when his zany ex-wife (Connie Stevens) jail. (60 min.) (In Stereo) lage elder then discover his plans to sell Shepherd 1985. [H B O ] Punchline Party Hosted by Tom the village to warlords. Lu Feng. Sun Chien, 3:00AM C3D Tales From the Darkside [C N N ] Style With Elsa Klensch stops by with her new husband. CD S9) Who's the Boss? (CC| Tony be- Hanks and Sally Field Hanks and Field, Kuo Chue. 1982. With an unusual audience in mind, a nys- comes an overprotective parent when Sa­ [D IS ] A Pocket for Corduroy Based on 5:00PM (XI Kojak (S ) Benson who portray stand-up comics in the movie terious investor revives a television series mantha lands her first modeling job. (R) (In [CNN] Newsnight the children's book by Don Freedman, a (X A -Te a m [CNN] Pinnacle "Punchline." celebrate the movie's release that was axed 20 years ago. Guest star. Stereo) little boy finds a toy bear named Corduroy d j) Tw ilight Zone Baseball cards fascin­ [DIS] Here's Boomer with their co-stars. (60 min.) 12:30AM X She's the Sheriff Darren McGavin. X MOVIE; 'Christopher Columbus' in a Laundromat. ate a retired player (Marc Singer), espe­ [MAX] MOVIE: 'Less Than Zero' (CC) A X MOVIE: 'The Acorn People' A coun­ (3D Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [ESPN] College Football Scoreboard This story of the man, who altered the [HBO] MOVIE: 'House II: The Second cially the one that transports him back to a college student's visit home opens his selor at a summer camp developes a sur­ course of history, takes you to visit the (g ) That's the Spirit Story' (CCj In his family's ancestral man­ 1910 game. 7:00PM dD Lifestyles of the Rich and /eyes to how deeply his friends are involved prising relationship with the bright but sev­ Spanish court on through his tragic down- [CNN] Newsnight sion, a young man gets involved in a strug­ Farpous Actress Susan Ruttan ( "L.A. ' in L .A .'8 affluent drug underworld. A n­ erely handicapped children in his charge. QD Knight Rider fatt, defeat and degradation. Frederic gle for an enchanted skull. Arye Gross, Law' ); actor Jacko (Energizer battery drew McCarthy, Jami Gertz, Robert Dow ­ Ted Bessoll. Cloris Leachman. LoVar Bur­ March, Florence Eidridge. 1949. 3:30AM (3D MOVIE: 'Bugsy Malone' Jonathan Stark, Royal Dano. 1987. Rated ( ^ Justin Wilson's Louisiana Cookin' • commercials); weddings of the rich and fa­ ney. Jr. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ' ton. 1981. An all-kid cast presents a spoof of the PG-13 Outdoors mous. (60 min.) dD MOVIE: 'War of the Worids' Manian [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents (g ) ® Summer Olympics Scheduled; Roaring Twenties movie musicals and (X Family Tie s (CC). war machines invade Earth in George Pal's Track and Field (Men’s Marathon). (2 hrs.) gangster pictures. 3:00PM (X) Knight Rider (2S The Saint Osedr-winning adaptation of the classic (Live) (iD N^'fVIE: 'The Sword and the Sor­ diD Noticiero Univision (X dD New s H.G. Wells novel. Gene Barry. Continued... [C N N ] Thta In Japan ^ MOVIE: ‘Mr. Moto Takes a Chance' t4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday. Oct. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Saturday. Oct. 1, 1988 -

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[USA] PGM Sale COCOON embezzles a fortune from a large corpora­ Rubinstein. 1988. Sunday, Continued (8) Pornography in America (60 min.) tion by posing as a computer genius. Peter CD The Untouchables 2:45AM [T M C ] m o v i e : -Heavens Ustinov, Maggie Smith, Kart Malden. (8) (8) George Michael's Sports Mach­ Above!' A quiet Reverend is accidentally Sunday, Oct. 2 In the 1985 sci­ ' (3D Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous 1968. Rated G. ine appointed to a parish in a snooty neighbor­ Actress Susan Ruttan ("L.A. Law"); actor ence-fantasy film hood. Peter Sellers. Cecil Parker. Isabel [USA] Master Polyneices' body should remain unburied. nast dies from an overdose of steroids. Jacko (Energizer battery commercials); (8) Christian Ufestyle Magazine "Cocoon," air­ (2 hrs.) Jeans. 1963. ing SUNDAY, OCT. 1 :30PM CD SiskelSi Ebert Scheduled: (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) weddings of the rich and famous. (60 min.) dD MTV Video Music Awards Multiple 5:00AM SD Home Shopping Over­ 8:00AM CD New England Sunday "Punchline" (Sally Field, Tom Hanks); (^ Police Story CD Mr. Belvedere (CC) Wesley asks W W W F Wrestling nominations for "Need You Tonight” by 2:50AM [M A X ] MOVIE: -Hour of tha night Service (60 min.) 2 bn CBS, Walter INKS, George Harrison's "When We Was Assassin' When their Latin American Sunday Mass "M em ories of M e” (Billy Crystal. Alan dD NFL Football: Kansas City Chiefs at George to speak to his class about his Ko­ (2D dZ) Masterpiece Theatre; By the 129) Home Shopping Overnight Service CD Fab " and Prince's "U Got the Look. ’ country's military junta is threatened by (Brian De'nnehy. King). N e w Y o rk J e ts (3 hrs.) (Live) rean War exoenences. (R) Sword Divided. II (CC) A s Cromwell lies Continue* (2 hrs.) CD This Week in Connecticut 1.), the leader of Scheduled performances by additionah the election of a civilian president, high- CD Major League Baseball: St. Louis (ID Joy of Painting CD Magnum, P.l. Part 1 of 2. dying, his supporters face the problem of ranking officers hire a vengeful assassin to [CN N ] Sports Review GD Porky Pig/Bugs Bunny naming a successor; Tom Lacey returns nominees Aerosmith, Cher, Elton John, a group of aliens Cardinals at New York Mats (3 hrs.) [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Undergrads’ After a (3D pharles in Charge (CC) murder the new leader. Erik Estrada, Rob­ [USA] Night Flight: Tribute to the Six­ from exile, Lucinda tries to prevent his con­ Guns 'n' Roses, Michael Jackson, Jody d D Tom and Jerry from a distant (Live) teen-ager rescues his grandfather from a Watley. Host: Arsenio Hall. From the Univ­ ert Vaughn. 1987. Rated R. ties (2D dD Summer Olympics Closing Cere­ fronting Gen. Horton. (60 min.) Part 6 of 7 dD Living the Word Tony Brown's Journal rest home, the two move in together and ersal Amphitheater in Los Angeles. (2 hrs.) galaxy, rents a boat monies, from Seoul. Korea. (3 hrs.) (Live) 3:00AM CD New England Sunday (R) enroll in college. Art Carney, Chris Make­ (38) It's a Living Nancy gets revenge when (Taped) 5:30AM QC l Ijove Lucy (S) Transformers from Jack (Steve (S) ® Major League Baseball: Boston dD WWF Superstars of Wrestling peace, Len Birman. 1985. Howard announces he's still dating other CD To Be Announced. Gl) INN News ® Summer Olympics W rapup of the Red Sox at Cleveland Indians (2 hrs.. 30 (ST) John McLaughlin's One on One Quttenberg). dZ) All Creatures Great and Small women (ID Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [CNN] Moneyweek major events as the Games come to a min.) (Live) [ESPN] Auto Racing: IMSA Columbus dD Spiritual Ufa Crusade close. (4 hrs.) (Live) Wild Kingdom 5 0 0 From Ohio. (2 hrs.) (Taped) [CN N ] World Report First Run (ID Teleton; Los Ninos Desventajos de ^ Home Shopping Overnight Service [ESPN] Action Outdoors With Julius [CNN] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred CHECK IISTINGS [USA] Hollywood Insider [ESPN] SportsCenter Puerto Rico (3 hrs.) Continuacion. Continues (2 hrs.. 30 min.) Boros dD @) Sesame Street (CC). (R) @ Modem Maturity (CC). Hickman, Nick Charles ± FOR EXACT TIME , [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Adventures in Babysit­ [CNN] Week in Review [CNN] Evans & Novak (S) World Tomorrow [CNN] Moneyweek 4:30PM CD Mats: End of Season Spa- [DIS] MOVIE: 'Auntie Marne' A young 6:00AM CD W e Believe ting’ (CC) A routine baby-sitting [DIS] All the Best: Steve Allen Seg­ [USA] PGM Sale ® Robert Schuller cial boy experiences a series of madcap ad­ CD Gltligen's Istend 2:00PM CD Public People/Private assignment turns into a comic nightmare ments from Allen's TV series featuring ^ Odd Couple ventures when ho goes to live with his ec­ dD Nuestra Familia Uvea Premiere for a Chicago teen and her three young Steve Lawrence, Edyie Gorme and Mup- 3:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sloane' An d 3 V Sllcer centric aunt. Rosalind Russell, Forrest ex-police detective is sent to the Philip­ ® MOVIE: 'H an over S tre e t' Caught in a (SZ) Pizza Gourmet charges. Elisabeth Shue, Maia Brewton, pets' creator Jim Henson. (60 mm.) QD INN Magazine d D Funtastic World of Hanna-Barbera Tucker. Roger Smith. 1958, pines to search for a kidnapped woman. bombing raid on London in 1943, an Keith Coogan. 1987. Rated PG-13. (In [CNN] Daybreak [CNN] Politics '88 [ESPN] NFL Theatre: Champions [MAX] MOVIE: 'House of Games' Robert Resnik, Debra Blee, Raul Aragon O ) Headline News American pilot and a married English nurse Stereo) [USA] Cover Story Against All Odds Highlights of the 1987 David Mamet wrote and directed this 1986. Rated NR. [DIS] Good Morning Mickey! must choose between desire and honor. [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey @ ) Insight / Out Denver Broncos (60 min.) twist-laden tale of a psychiatrist who be­ [E SP N ] Running and Racing young prince comes to earth from a tiny ring factions struggle for control of tne Harrison Ford, Lesley-Anne Down. Chris­ 4:45PM [HBO] MOVIE: -Tha Annihi- [CN N ] C rossfire d D Connecticut: Now (In Stereo) [ESPN] NFL Primetime [T M C ] MOVIE: 'Less Than Zero' (CC) A comes involved with a master con artist 3:30AM asteroid to find the meaning of life. Gene sunken Lost Continent of Atlantis. Doug topher Plummer. 1979. lator’ A newspaper editor uncovers an al­ 7:15PM [HBO] Adventures of Tom Sawyer Huck college student's visit home opens his Linday Crouse, Joe Mantegna. Mike Nuss­ [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Undergrade' After a [DIS] You and Me, Kid Wilder. Richard Kiley, Bob Fosse. 1974. McClure, Cyd Charisse, Peter Gilmore. ien plot to transform ordinary people into Scores and highlights of today's games. learns of Lissette's unhappy past. dD Fight Back! W Kh David Horowitz (60 min.) eyes to how deeply his friends are involved baum. 1987. Rated R teen-ager rescues his grandfather from a Rated G. (In Stereo) 1978. ruthless killing machines. Mark Lindsay [ESPN] Hydroplane Racing: Columbia in L.A.'s affluent drug underworld. An­ rest home, the two move in together and [USA] Cartoons (35) Wonderful W orld of Disney; The Liv­ Chapman, Susan Blakely, Catherine Mary ( D Magnum, P.l. Cup Unlimited Series From Tri-Cities, [ESPN] Sportraits: Willie Shoemaker (S) Chalice of Salvation 7:30PM C B f®) M uns (CCI a young drew McCarthy. Jami Gertz, Robert Dow­ 1 2:00AM enroll in college. Art Carney, Chris Make­ ing D esert Stewart. 1986. W ash. (60 min.) (R) 8:30AM CD Dennis the Menace and Billie Jean King (Taped) dD McLaughlin Group boy's (Stephen Dorff) life becomes an ad­ ney, Jr. 1987 Rated fl. (In Stereo) CD Kojak peace, Len Birman. 1985 dZ) Presidential Debate (R) venture when his parents buy him a talking [HBO] MOVIE: 'The Quest' An Ameri­ CD World Tomorrow 10 :10 A M [CNN] On the Menu (^ Police Woman 5:00PM CD coiumbo G D S tq r T re k [USA] PGM Sale can orphan living in Australia is drawn into [C N N ] Week in Review dog. With Amy Hathaway and Geoffrey 9:30PM (D ®D Tracey Ullman Show dD Little Rascals Knight Rider a mysterious legend concerning lalce 10 :30 A M CD inside Washington ( ^ Meet the Press (CC). (D CID Pierson. A woman falls for a stand-up comic; Kay's GD Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) 4:00AM CD N e w s (R) [USA] MOVIE; 'A ^ el and the Badman’ new secretary turns out to be a gorgeous monsters and Aboriginal mysticism. Henry (3D David Paul ® Hart to Hart (263 Saint (8) Synchronal Research CD Small Wonder (CC) A Quaker girl convinces a notorious gun­ Clp Best of Saturday Night man; a young guy helps his neighbor with CD MOVIE: 'Loose In London' When one Thomas. Tony Barry. Rachel Friend. 1985. (38) Bruins Hockey Special A look back at of the Boys is summoned to London as heir Porky Pig CD Beazley Showcase of Homes dD Teleton: Los Nii>os Desventajos de slinger to hang up his six-shooters. John (23) M em o ries of M on et Claire Bloom nar­ her love life. (R) (In Stereo) ^ Combat! Rated G. (In Stereo) the exciting 1987 Bruins Hockey highlights to a dying Earl, the gang goes along and Today in Bible Prophecy Puerto Rico (3 hrs.) Wayne, Gail Russell. Bruce Cabot. 1947. rates this profile of French Impressionist GD Hart to Hart dD Love Boat * and a sneak preview of the upcoming sea­ ( ^ Mama's Family A steamy love letter finds a houseful of scheming relatives. [TM C] MOVIE: 'Most Wanted' A hard dD Soapbox With Tom Cottle Seven painter Claude Monet, based on the recol­ ® Alice d D MOVIE: 'Tarzan and His Mate' Tw o 2:30PM C3D Tennessee Tuxedo son, (60 mm.) falls into the wrong hands at the Harper (8) Home Shopping Overnight Service Bowery Boys, Ethel Griffes. 1953. hitting special police ur>it tracks down a children of divorced couples discuss cop­ lections of his friend Lila Cabot Perry. @ ) Baptist Church hunters hope to have Jane persuade Tar­ d D Adam Smith's Money World house. (3 hrs.) merciless killer whose victims have in­ ing with divorce, renfbrriage and stepfami- (40) Star Search (60 minj [USA] PGM Sale cluded Catholic nuns. Robert Stack, Shelly zan to lead them to the sacred elephant [CNN] Sports Sunday Barry Moroz re­ d D Olympics [CNN] Politics '88 lies. Part 1 of 2. [DIS] Show Off At Parties Malcolm- (57) Justin W ilson's I ouisiana Cookin' • 1 0:00PM (T) I D Duet (CC) Geneva's Novack, Leslie Charteson. 1976. burial ground. Johnny Weissmuller, Mau­ caps the weekend of the world of sports. 4:10AM [CNN] Showbiz Week Jamal Warner teaches children how to be O utdoors boyfriend escapes from prison and gives d D Gene Scott [DIS] Wuzzles reen O'Sullivan. 1934. [CNN] Newsday [USA] Night Flight: Take-Off to Jazz the hit of a party using gimmicks that in­ 8:00PM (T) Murdar. Sha Wrote (CCI her a package for safekeeping. (R) (In [M A X ] m o v i e ; 'innerspace' [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour (M) S m all W onder |CC| [CNN] World Report 4:25AM Fusion dD This Old House (CC). (R) [DIS] Kaleidoscope Concert (CC). clude talking like a duck and making slime. Shortly after Sheriff Tupper's sister leaves Stereo) (CC) A miniaturized Air Force pilot is mis­ [ESPN] NFL's Greatest Moments: Por­ [HBO] Survival Ed Asner narrates a took [U S A ] All-American Wrestling [CNN] Newswatch her husband and seeks refuge in Cabot takenly injected into the bloodstream of a 6:10AM [CNN] Healthweek ® Three Stooges 2:45PM [M AX] MOVIE: -On a Clear CD News trait of a Head Coach (60 min.) at wildlife photographers Alan and Joan [M AX] MOVIE: 'My Fair l.adv' An En Cove, a murder occurs. (60 mjn.) (R) timid supermarket employee. Dennis (® Conversations with Fred Lewis 1 2:30PM G D NFLToday NFL pregame Day You Can See Forever' A woman GD INN News [M A X ] Crazy About the Root in action, focuses on the dangers of gtish professor takes a London guttersnipe C D d D America's Most Wanted Sched­ [USA] PGM Sale Quaid, Martin Short, Meg Ryan. 1987. (In 6:15AM hosted by Brent Musburger with Irv Cross, lives several lives in a romantic triangle Movies: The Movie Trivia Show (CC) In­ their profession and their struggle to pres­ dD Para Gente Grande (90 min.) and tries to turn her into a lady. Rex Harri­ uled; convicted burglar and escape artist (3D It's Showtime at the Apollo (60 min.) Stereo) erve the environment. (60 min.) Will McDonough and Dick Butkus. where her competition is herself. Barbara (In Stereo) 12:15AM [HBO]TalParis, France. (Taped) J83 Runaw ay W ith the R ich and Fam ous [TMC] MOVIE: Hot Millions' A crook port [ESPN] Magic Years in Sports: High­ (® Business World termining the structure of living organisms. (CC) James Bond battles villainous forces lights 1967 Look at the year 1967 with a [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Uving Daylights' Actor David Leisure (Isuzu commercials) in embezzles a fortune from a large corpora­ ‘Light’ products CD Robert Schuller ( ^ Innovation (CC). @D MOVIE: 'Hadley's Rebellion' A teen­ (60 min.) Part 4 of 12. (R) (In Stereo) planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ feature on former pitching great Bob Gib­ (CC) Jam es Bond battles villainous forces ager from the rural South struggles to find Portugal, Acapulco. Mexico. tion by posing as a computer genius. Peter dD MOVIE; 'Massarati and the Brain' A MOVIE: 'Across the Pacific' A Secret tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ CD 8th Day son. (R) planning to arm the Russians in Afghanis­ an identity for himself when he attends a (20) MOVIE: 'The Gauntlet' An Arizona Ustinov, Maggie Smith. Karl Malden. may not be light soldier of fortune and his nephew battle Service agent is sent to Panama to investi­ ton. Maryam d’Abo, Jeroen Krabbe. Point of View tan. Dalton's debut as 007. Timothy Dal­ prep school in Southern California. Griffin cop escons a prostitute from Las Vegas to 1968. Rated G. CD [M AX] MOVIE: Innerspace' (CC) A against evil forces in a search for sunken gate Japanese intelligence activities. Hum­ 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) ton. Maryam d'Abo. Jeroen Krabbe. O'Neal. Charles Durning, William Devane. Phoenix to testify against organized crime. [USA] PGM Sale d D Larry Jones miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly treasure. Daniel Pilon, Peter Billingsley. phrey Bogart, Mary Astor, Sydney Green- [MAX] MOVIE: 'Amazon Women on NEW YORK (AP) - Products injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) 1984. Clint Eastwood. Sondra Locke, Pat Hingle d D Divine Plan 1982. street. 1942. the Moon’ A potpourri of skits lampoon­ 1:15AM [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Deliver- labeled with "light" or "lite" permarket employee. Dennis Quaid, Mar­ [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Greystoke; The U - [C N N ] Larry King Weekend 1977 [M A X ] MOVIE: 'M y Favorite Brunette' (^ One Day at d Time ing everything from modern dating to vi­ ance' A weekend canoe trip turns into a To Be Announced. tin Short, Meg Ryan. 1987. (In Stereo) gend of Tarzan, Lord of the Apes' (CC) v24) Leonardo da Vinci sometimes are higher in fat and A mysterious woman persuades a baby [DIS] Any Friend o f Nicholas Nickleby deotape pirates. Rosanna Arquette. Griffin nightmarish struggle for survival for four ® James Kennedy [TMC] MOVIE: 'Explorers' Three boys Wild African apes adopt an orphaned in­ (S) Fawity Towers Dunne. Ralph Bellamy. 1987. Rated R. Atlanta businessmen. Burt Reynolds. Jon calories than their "regular” photographer to become a supersleuth. fant in this adaptation of Edgar Rice Bur­ is a Friend o f Mine A young bo y's life is (28) Outer Limits @ ) Rin-Tin-Tin build a spaceship that puts them in touch Bob Hope, Dorothy Lamour, Peter Lorre. changed when a mysterious man (Fred [CNN] PrimeNews Voight, Ned Beatty. 1972. Rated R. counterparts, according to Fam­ with aliens. M ary Kay Place, Ethan Hawke. roughs' classic fantasy. Christopher Lam­ (2D M O VIE : 'W a r of the W o rld s’ Martian 10:30PM (D Current Affair Extra 1947. (Colorized Version) Gwynne) enters the town proclaiming he's [HBO ] M O VIE: The P rin cipa l' (CC) The [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Beyond Therapy' A ily Circle magazine. (|S) Sacrifice of the Mass Jason Presson. 1985. Rated PG. (In bert, Andie McDowell. Ian Holm. 1984. war machines invade Earth in George Pal's Charles Dickens. (60 min.) newly appointed principal of an urban high CD D.C. Follies Guest: Betty White ("The cockeyed look at modern love as seen (S) Kenneth Copeland ’ Stereo) [T M C ] M O VIE: 'Less Than Zero' (CC) A Rated PG. Oscar-winning adaptation of the classic Golden Girls"). (R) It says the Food and Drug college student's visit home opens his [HBO] ^OVIE; 'The Thief Who Came H.G. Wells novel. Gene Barry, Ann Robin­ school battles campus drug and crime through the relationship of a couple who ® Jimmy Swaggart CD NFL Football: New York Administration states the two 9:30AM CD d j Kat show eyes to how deeply his friends are involved 1:00PM to Dinner' A computer analyst moonlight- son. Les Tremayne. 1953. problems. James Belushi, Louis Gossett (3D Carson's Comedy Classics meet by way of personal ads. Jeff Gold­ Giants at Washington Redskins (3 hrs.) dD Popeye in L .A .'s affluent drug underworld. A n ­ , ing as a sophisticated jewel thief sets his Jr.. Rae Dawn Chonc. 1987. Rated R. (In dD Bless Me. Father blum, Julie Hagerty, Tom Conti. 1987. terms can mean different things CD Synchronal Research (Live) (3D Teleton: Los N inos D esventajos de drew McCarthy. Jam) Gertz. Robert Dow­ sights on Houston's rich and famous. Ryan Stereo) Rated R. [CNN] Daybreak CD Bugs Bunny/Daffy Duck P uerto R ico (3 hrs.) Continuacion. (M) Ask the Manager on different products. A light ney, Jr. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) CD M O VIE: 'Roadhouse 6 6 ' A college O'Neal. Jacqueline Bisset, Warren Oates. [M A X ] MOVIE: Innerspace' (CC) A [DIS] Welcome to Pooh Comer (5^ Infinite Voyage (CC) Remotely lo­ 1:30AM (X ) (®) AB C News (CC). product (as compared to a d D Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (CC). graduate's prize car is vandalized by hoods 1973. Rated PG. miniaturized Air Force pilot is mistakenly dD 9 to 5 [ESPN] SportsCenter 11: 10A M [CNN] Travel Guide while traveling through the desert. Judge cated scientific research protects in Tibet, injected into the bloodstream of a timid su­ (X ) Sustaining regular one) may be lower in ® Bosom Buddies [TM C] MOVIE: 'House of Games' David the Hawaiian and Galapagos Islands, a 1 1:00PM CD C£) SQ) News [M AX] MOVIE: 'Only Angels Have Reinhold, Willem DaFoe. 1984. Mamet wrote and directed this twist-laden permarket employee. Dennis Quaid. Mar­ (S) INN News calories, fatorsodiiim,butit may 11 :30A M CD Century 21 Homes for tropical rain forest and the Arctic's Elles­ ( D Barney Miller Wiitgs' A showgirl, stopping over‘ in Rev. David Paul tin Short, Meg Ryan. 1937. (In Stereo) Sale (iD Startirtg From Scratch tale of a psychiatrist who becomes in­ mere Island. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [USA] PGM Sale also be higher in one or all three. South America, meets a fiyer who runs a (3D Cheers (3D Ayer. Hoy y Manana CD (S) This Week With David Brinkley CD Kiner'a Komar volved with a master con artist. Linday [USA] Tennis: TransAmerica Open mail and freight line. Cary Grant, Rita Hay­ e61) Star Trek: The Next Generation (CC) 2:00AM C£) Lifeetylas of the Rich and "Light" can also refer to the [CNN] Your Money (CC). Crouse. Joe Mantegna. Mike Nussbaum. Men’s Finals From San Francisco. (3 hrs.) (ID Choices W e Face worth. Jean Arthur. 1939. (3D Marvel Action Universe 1987. Rated R. t60 min.) (In Stereo) Famous (60 min.) color, flavor or texture of the d D At the Movies Rex Reed, Dixie Wha­ (Live) (^ Insight / Out [DIS] Raccoons (In Stereo) @ NFL Football: Indianapolis Colts at [CNN] Newswatch [USA] Calliope tley. Scheduled: "Punchline" (Sally Field, CD Love Your Skin product. Since there is no FDA [E SP N ] Lighter Side of Sports Host: Jay New England Patriots (3 hrs.) (Live) 3:30PM (ID world Class Woman 8:15PM [ESP N ] NFL Scrapbook: ■dD Are You Being Served? At the Movies ^ Tom Hanks); "Memories of M e " (Billy [DIS] Danger Bay (CC) ( D Home Shopping Overnight Service stndard to adhere to, the label 7:30AM CD Johnstone. ® M O VIE: 'Borderline' A border patrol d D People Who Struggled With Abor­ Men of Steel ® Y Bron Crystal, Alan King); "Kansas" (Matt Dil­ tion An examination of the moral complex­ [ESPN] Drag Racing: IHRA U.S. Open (3 hrs.) should explain just,what "light” CD Breakthrough [HBO] MOVIE: "night. Mother' (CC) A officer leads the search for a ring of Mexi­ (X ) S S (Mamed... With Child- A M Boston (R) lon). ity of abortion. Nationals From Rockingham, N.C. (60 8:30PM G D At the Movies Rex Reed. Dixie Wha­ mother and daughter confront each other can aliens into California. Charles Bronson, ren (CC) Steve moves in with the Bundy refers to. CD Sunday Mass d D Consumer Challenge: Blublocker mm.) (R) dZ) McLaughlin Group tley. Scheduled: "Punchline" (Sally Field. over the daughter's decision to commit Bruno Kirby. Ed Harris. 1980. d D World Tomorrow 4:00PM ( D NFL Football: Minnesota family when Marcy kicks him out. (R) (In Tom Hanks); "M em ories of M e " (Billy suicide at the end of the evening. Sissy dD Julia Child and Company (R) [USA] Airwolf dD Connecticut; Now (R) (In Stereo) @D NFL Live NFL pregame show hosted Vikings at Miami Dolphins (3 hrs.) (Live) Stereo) Crystal, Alan King); "Kansas" (Matt Dil­ d D You Can Beat Baldness Spacek, Anne Bancroft, Ed Berke. 1986. [CNN] Inside Business Whafs In a name? (S) Wall Street Journal Report by Bob Costas, with Ahmad Rashad, Paul (ID MOVIE: 'War o f the Worlds' Martian 6:30PM ( D w h e e l of Fortune (CC) ( D ® Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry tries lon). Miracle Faith Outreach Rated PG-13. Maguire. Frank Deford and Gayle Gardner. [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet dZ) DeGrassi Junior High (CC). war machines invade Earth in George Pal's (ID Private Benjamin to fix a faulty shower head in Jennifer's [CNN] Moneyweek MIDLAND. 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Roddy McDowall, Preston Foster. banks, real estate and cattle, (3D Jimmy Swaggart day's NFL Football schedule. (60 min.) (Sp Firing Line: Southern Strategy: The (jP La Santa Misa Bush Agenda @ ) MOVIE: 'True Confessions' A brutal [DIS] MOVIE: 'Flower Drum Song' A volved with a master con artist. Linday Rita Johnson. 1943. decided to start a long distance @ Leave It to Beaver [H BO ] Kids in Crisis (CC) This examina­ Chinese girl, already promised to a boy. 9:00PM QD IMOVIE: 'Cocoon' (CCI A( Crouse, Joe Mantegna, Mike Nussbaum. dD Flintstones (SD MOVIE: 'The Jayne Mansfield Story' murder tests the conflicting loyalties of ter coming in contact with extraterrestrial [ESPN] SportsCenter telecommunications company in (^ Mister Rogers (CC). (R) tion into teen-age suicide includes two brothers. Robert De Niro, Robert Du­ falls in love with another. Nancy Kwan. 1987. Rated R. [CNN] Big Story interviews with troubled adolescents, par­ This is the life story of the actress and sex cocoon-like pods, a group of Florida reti­ [U S A ] PGM Sale 1984. vall, Charles Duming. 1981. James Shigeta, Miyoshi Umeki. 1961. [USA] Tennis Continued (S) Drawing Men to C h rist ents and psychiatrists. (60 min.) symbol whose meteoric career and life rees find themselves miraculously rejuven­ [DIS] Dumbo's Circus [ H B O ] M O VIE: 'T h e W ra ith ’ A n Arizona To Be Announced. In honor of his wife, Modesta, (S) T and T (CC) Turner helps a juvenile ended in tragedy. Loni Anderson, Arnold @ MOVIE: ‘Pnidanca and tha Pill' A ated. Don Ameche, W ilford Brimley, Hume 2:30AM CD [ESPN] Bodyshaping [U S A ] She-Ra: Princess of Power gang leader is challenged to a drag r^ce by 11:30PM (T) News offender who's torn between his loyalty to Schwarzenegger. 1980. comedy of the not so very merry-go-round Cronyn. 1985. GD MOVIE: 'W .W . and the Dixie Dan- Williams named the firm Clay- a mysterious stranger driving an unearthly [HBO] Tales of Uttfe Women The March a street gang and his chance to begin a 1 2 :00 P M CD This is the NFL [CNN] Newsday of uncontrolled birth in the pill society. CD Sports Extra cekin^s' An easygoing con-artist loves Desta Communications. It was car. Charlie Sheen, Nick Cassavetes, ( D @ It's Garry Shandling's Show girls are delighted about the return of a new life. (R) (In Stereo) David Niven, Deborah Kerr, Judy Geeson. Grant gets embarrassed when his dad's I D MOVIE: 'Land of the Pharoahs' A vi­ country music, robbing gas stations and a the first digital fiber optics and CD W W F Wrestling Challenge [DIS] MOVIE: 'My Friend Flicka ' A 1968. Randy Quaid. 1986. Rated PG-13. (In neighbor's grandson. nose is bloodied by a foul ball at a baseball sionary pharoah builds a tamper-proof singer called Dixie. Burt Reynolds. Art Car­ ® Love Your Skin ( D Out of This World rancher’s son develops a bond of friend­ Stereo) microwa ve network in Texas and [TMC] MOVIE: 'No Big Deal' A young (2$ Theban Plays: Antigorte King Creon game, causing them to leave early. (R) (In tomb which is looked upon as the first of ney, Jerry Reed. 1975. dD New Jersey Hispano ship with a colt thought to be too wild to its annual revenues rose from student, w ho is rescued from juvenile hall d D Twilight Zone Marathon Eight back- tame. Roddy McDowall, Preston Foster. sentences Antigone (Juliet Stevenson) to a 7:00PM (D 6 0 M in u te s (CC) (60 min.) Stereo) the Seven Wonders of the World. Jack [CNN] Sports Latenight (S) Mister Rogers to-back episodes. (3 hrs.) horrible death after she defies his edict that Hawkins, Joan Collins. 1955. by a counselor artd his English teacher, fin­ Rita Johnson. 1943. ( D d D 21 Ju m p Street Hoffs and Penhah ( D GlD MOVIE: 'Ubarace' (CC) A fact- ' [ESPN] Baseball: American Legion 8200.000 to $50 million in four ally learns to trust his new frierKis. Tammy (iD Fame (60 min.) d D Career Media Network investigate when an Olympic-bound gym based portrait of the flamboyant entertai­ CD Baretta World Series Championship Game from years. Grirrtes, Kevin Dillon. Christopher Gartin. [ESP N ] Auto Racing: N ASCAR Holly [DIS] MOVIE: 'The Uttle Prince' A (S ) MOVIE: 'Warlords of Atlantis’ W ar­ Farms 400 From North Wilkesboro, N.C. 1983. Conllnutd... . n - r MANCHESTER H g lU t P . Satiirday.! Get. I'. IBBB FOCUS / Movies FOCUS / Hobbies A family on the run Tips on better sports photos By Sandy Colton Before you take your shot, R U N N IN G Village.” The Associated Press check your position. You need a ON E M P T Y Watching this fanciful portrait Camera Angles spot where you can see plenty of (PG-13) Sidney of a struggling, ambitious New If you a re a sports fan or a photo action that can be condensed into Lunnet is a York actor (Richard Dreyfuss) enthusiast, you must admire the a tightly framed image — near m e a t - a n d - Film eter who fulfills himself when he is many great sports photos in your your film holder or pull a tab to the finish line for a track event, potatoes film­ hired to impersonate a recently local newspaper or national get the next piece of film in place. for example. maker. Others Robert DIMatteo deceased Latin American dicta­ sports magazine. Here’s an example of bad use of Don’t try to follow focus. It’s may bring a tor. one is never in doubt that the Sports photographers are a a motor drive: At race tracks, usually too fast and furious. dazzling signa­ picture is the product of talent. special breed. Unless you’re very photographers frequently set up Pre-focus on a fixed area where ture styie to Yet the commedy doesn’t blos­ lucky and get just the right shot, cameras along the track, either you know the action will take their work; som, and the actors seem in order to successfully photo­ under the rail at the finish line, at place and wait until it does before Lumet’s best stranded on the screen — their graph a sports event, you have to the starting gate, or overhead you press the shutter. fiims .("Prince of the City,” ' us that Danny’s gifts as a pianist hard work looks suspiciously like know just how the game is played. from the judges’ stand, looking High-speed photography can "Serpico," "Dog Day After­ are really as prodigious as others mugging. That’s for starters. down on the horses as they pass make fast-moving objects look noon” ) tell powerful stories with say. Yet the movie resonates. A Like “ Tempest.” the movie has In most cases, you need some underneath, all triggered by a stationary. Try panning, follow­ a conviction that overrides any post-birthday-dinner scene of the a male-menopausal air about it pretty expensive equipment, usu­ remote control. ing a moving object across the styiistic shortcomings. family dancing to James Taylor’s that is exclusively Mazursky’s. ally a motor drive camera with a During my first try at shooting frame with your camera during Working from a thoughtfui “ Fire and Rain” is more tonic It’s there in the “ Playboy” -ogling HARD LI FE — The Pope family, played by River Phoenix, fast shutter speed, a long, high­ a horse race, I drew the overhead exposure. Panning creates back­ script by Naomi Foner, Lumet speed lens, monopod and some­ remote position. I set up the ground blur that suggests move­ and touching in a ’60s-meets-’80s manner in which Sonia Braga is left, Christine Lahti, Judd Hirsch and Jonas Abry, presents a generational father- way than it has any right to be. times some powerful remote- camera with a wide-angle lens ment. First, pre-focus on the spot presented. Braga plays the god­ struggles to stay together, and one step ahead of the son conflict in this study of Lumet handles the younger desslike mistress of the dead controlled strobe units. looking straight down to get the where the subject will pass '60s-style radicalism forced to members of the cast with special dictator, who becomes Dreyfuss- authorities in “Running on Empty.” You also need a fantastic sense lead horse and rider passing closest to you. As the subject stay underground in the ’80s. Its sublety. As the precocious daugh­ the-fake-dictator’s mistress too. of timing. below. A competitor had a approaches, turn your hips (don’t protagonists are a family of four ter of Danny’s music teacher, and She’s luscious — that’s the extent But there are many times when camera set up in the same place, move your feet). Keep the subject perpetually on the lam: The Danny’s subsequent girlfriend, of the part. In a dual role CAMPAIGN COIN — One of several types of the a motor drive is a detriment. but I noticed that he had placed a centered in your viewfinder, father (Judd Hirsch) and mother Martha Plimpton is a fetching reminiscent of Chaplin’s in “ The ing birds and scampering mice, so-called Bryan dollars that were dreamed up when the Many successful pros, most of the piece of tape on the rail just press the shutter release, and (Christine Lahti) made the FBI’s blend of flirt and rebel. River Great Dictator,” Dreyfuss acts lovely put-upon Cinderella, and, McKinley Republicans were running scared because of time, take only one frame at the before the camera position. I remember to follow through. 10 Most Wanted List 15. years of course, that gleaming glass Cinema peak of action, rather than many. wondered why he had done so. Try to anticipate the peak of Phoenix continues to show that he up a storm, but the script just the vigorous campaign of William Jennings Bryan. earlier for taking part in the is the most instinctual of young doesn’t give him enough to work slipper. GRADE: That’s where the sense of As the horses approached the action — that frozen moment bombing of a government- timing comes in. One of the finest final turn, I held the remote when a pole- vaulter, figure actors. Meanwhile, Lahti shines with. FRANTIC (R ) Warner, $89.95. HARTFORD sponsored napalm factory. De­ CInemq City — Bio Time (PG ) Sotand boxing pictures I’ve ever seen button down, taking a number of skater or diver freezes for a in an achingly poignant scene Raul Julia hams it up as the Director Roman Polanski takes termined to keep the family Sun 1:20, 4:30, 7:20, 9:50 — A W orld was taken with a Speed Graphic, pictures, until the horse had moment before coming down. where she is reunited with her dictator’s right-hand fascist, and the Hitchcockian tactic of struc­ Apart (PG ) Sat and Sun 1, 4, 7, 9:30 — together, the parents move from long before the 35mm camera and passed the stand. When I pro­ Then shoot. That’s timing! estranged father over lunch in a Mazursky himself appears in turing a narrative around an T rack 29 (R ) Sat and Sun 1:30,4:20,7:10. Coins had a role place to place with their two sons, posh Manhattan restaurant. 9:40 — Married to the Mob (R) Sat and motor drives became popular. cessed the film, I had the nose of Watch the background. Your drag as the dictator’s mother. ordinary couple thrust into an Sun 1:10,4:10,4:50,9:20. constantly changing identities to If you’ve ever tried to photo­ the horse in one frame and the tail subject should stand out sharply. GRADE: ★ ★ ★ Despite the effort, much of this extraordinary situation in an elude the authorities. CAST HARTFORD graph a boxing match from of the horse in the next. I missed A clutter of shapes and colors will comedy is flat and strained. exotic city. He centers on the Now the older son, Danny MOON OVER PARADOR (PG- Poor Richards Fub and Cinema — ringside, you know that it is one of the shot of horse and rider. It was cause the eye to lose the subject. GRADE: ★ ★ trauma of an American surgeon Cocktail (R ) Sot 7:30, 9:30,12; Sun 7:30, in the presidency (River Phoenix), wants to go to 13) Paul Mazursky may be our the toughest sports to shoot. Most between frames. (Harrison Ford) whose wife 9:30. Juilliard to study piano. To his most charming movie satirist — ShowcoM CInemai 1-9— Memories of Ninety-odd of the time, by the time you’ve My competitor got the perfect Whafs in a word? witness “ Bob & Carol & Ted & (Betty Buckley) disppears soon Me (PG ) sneak preview Sot 7:30— Dead dad, this is heresy: It will break New home video RInoers (R ) Sat 12:30,2:45, 5,7:35,9:50, years before pressed the shutter button, the picture. As he explained to me SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (AP) - Alice” and “ Down and Out in after the couple checks into a up the family and initiate Danny 12:05; Son 12:30. 2:45, 5, 7:35, 9:50 — we had a Jane punch is long gone. later, the tape was a mark. When “ Election,” meaning the act of Beverly Hills.” But Mazursky CINDERELLA (G ) Walt Dis­ Parisian hotel. The result is an G orillas In the M ist (R ) Sot 1:30, 4:15, To get the shot at the moment into the elitist bourgeois culture 7:30,10,12:20; Sun 1:30,4:15,7:30,10. — Fonda work­ the horse reached that spot along selecting by vote, is one of our ney, $26.99. The price is right for atmospheric, yet overdeliberate that the family has always has had his follies, like “ Temp­ Eight M en Out (P G ) Sot 12, 2:20, 4:45, out program to CoOeetprs* that the glove hits the other guy in the rail, he took one picture and oldest words. est,” and like this comedy about this enchanting, comball 1950 movie. GRADE: 9:30, 11:45; Sun 12, 2:20, 4:45, 7:10,9:30 opposed, be compared the chin, you must anticipate the got what he wanted. Timing “ Eleccioun,” coming from the role-playing — a subject he animated feature for the whole — Ground Zero (PG-13) Sot 12:20,2:40, Corner ’True to erratic form, Lumet 4:50, 7:45, 10, 12; Sun 12:20, 2:40, 4:50, with a naval shot and press the button at counts! Latin word for choice or selec­ previously handled with quiet wit family. There are cute songs (like (Film grading: ■*■*■*■* excel­ 7:45,10. — A Fish Called Wanda (R ) Sat lets some scenes drag and other maneuver Russ MacKendrick almost the same time the oppo­ With all the tricks and expen­ tion, was first used in writing in in "Next Stop, Greenwich “ Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo” ), twitter- lent, good, (air, * poor) 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:40, 9:50, 12:10; Sun misfire. And he fails to convince 12:40, 2:55, 5:15, 7:40,9:50. — O le Hard (naval-navel — nent starts the punch. You’ve got sive equipment the pros some­ the 13th century, says “ Webster’s (R ) Sat 1. 4:15, 7:10, 9:45, 12:10; Sun 1, get it?.), or a to know boxing in order to be able times use, there are some tricks Ninth New Collegiate Diction- 4:15, 7:10, 9:45. — H eartbreak Hotel to anticipate a shot like that. With (PG -13) Sot 12:40, 3, 4:55, 7:20. 9:40, zinger like that will help you in photograph­ ary.” “ Election” actually pre­ 11:40; Sun 12:40, 3, 4:55, 7:20, 9:40. — ‘ ‘ Read my u the Spe^ Graphic, you got only ing any fast-paced event, no dates the verb “ elect” by two ‘Eight Men Ouf director won’t sell out Comino to America (R ) Sort 12:10,2:25, one shot before having to change matter what equipment you have. 4:40, 7:25, 9:55, 12:10; Sun 12:10, 2:25, lipzz,” this medal was an effec­ for the war chest and almost centuries. The movie may finally intro­ who told them to throw the game 4:40, 7:25, 9:55. — N ightm are on Elm tive “ one-liner.” everybody else in finance was Bv John Horn Street IV (R ) Sot 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, The spoked-wheel part was expected to kick in. The Associated Press duce the uninitiated to one of the — or else. Others were provoked 9:30, 11:30; Sun 12:30, 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, country’s more independent­ by penny-pinching White Sox 9:30. — Crossing Delaney (PG) Sat supposed to be a silver dollar, There were 1,400 anti-Bryan 12:15, 2:20, 4:25, 7:30, 9:50, 11:50; Sun while the whole piece was just speakers, with tons of posters, thinking directors and his reflec­ owner Charlie Comiskey, who 12:15, 2:20, 4:2.5, 7:30, 9:50. WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. - double a dollar’s weight. On the pins and gizmos like the above The story of “ Eight Men Out” and tions on common people facing was so cheap he charged his uncommon choices. MANCHESTER rim of the wheel we see “ size of a being sent around the country. its director and writer John players for washing their uni­ UA Theaters East — Who Framed Potential producers, however, government dollar containing Bryan lost but he continued to Sayles begins at the same place, forms. Thus the team was called R o ger Rabbit (P G ) Sat and Sun 2:15, 4:40,7,9:35.— Cocktail (R) Sotand Sun 412‘/4 grains of silver 900-1000 be a dominant force in his party with youth and innocence. were skeptical of “ Eight Men “ The Black Sox” even before the 2:30, 4:30, 7:15, 9:30 — Young Guns (R ) fine.” On the reverse it reads: for several decades. Although The athletes in Sayles’ movie Out.” 1919 scandal. Sat and Sun Z 4:15, 7:30, 9:45. It Makes Sense “ This piece contains 823 grains of free silver and prohibition did not about the 1919 World Series, “ A lot of the turndowns we got “ The movie is about an exploit­ were people who said. ‘This is a WILLIMANTIC coin silver in value the equivalent pan out, his other ideas, such as rigged by gamblers, love their ative situation.” Sayles said. Jlllson Sguore Cinema — A Fish great story,” Snyles said. “ You of one gold dollar. Sept. 16,1896.” woman suffrage, an income tax work. For them, baseball is play. “ The owners were owners. You Called W onda (R ) Sat 12:45, 3:05, 5:35, News, Sports. Features and McDonald's® Tool did a really good job on it. But we 7:45,1012; Sun 12:45,3:05,5:35,7:45,10. This one of several types of the and trust-busting have been Sayles, too, bas a measure of that belonged to that guy.” Some of — Betrayed (R ) Sat 1:15,3:50,7,9:30,12; so-called Bryan dollars that were woven into our society. boyish pluck; he enjoys making don’t think we can make money the White Sox, Sayles added, Sun 1:15, 3:50, 7, 9:30. — Dead Ringers (R ) Sat 1:30,4,7:10,9:35,12: Sun 1:30,4, dreamed up when the McKinley For this reason all good Demo­ Become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum movies. on this thing.’ were paid half as much as equally “ That’s why a lot of good 7:10,9:35. - Young Guns (R ) Sat 1,3:15, Republicans were running scared crats should lift a glass of branch The difference is that the talented players on other teams. 5:30, 7:40, 9:50, 11:50; Sun 1, 3:15, 5:30, because of the vigorous cam­ water to the memory of Will of 13 weeks) and we’ll send you a $5.00 book of McDonald's* baseball players sold out, throw­ movies don’t get made and Sayles said his movies carry a 7:40,9:50. paign of the free-silver orator. Bryan on the eve of this year’s ing the series for a few thousand continue not to get made. The variety of messages. “ Rarely is it Gift Certificates to use at any McDonald's* location. Don’t waltl widest audience that you can go a message that you can put on a British fleet lost “ You shall not crucify mankind election. dollars, ditching their virtue and There are 16 known types of the for is probably the one that quilt: ‘Cleanliness is next to The loss of a British fleet upon a cross of gold! ” he said. their futures in the process. Bryan dollar. Several of them are Fill Out the Coupon below. Mail or drop off to the Sayles has stood tall. Sur­ doesn’t want any waves.” he said. Godliness, so there.‘ through the sinking of at least 50 William Jennings Bryan (1860- "Eight Men Out” makes “ With this movie, you should 1925). in support of the silver­ pictured in the book “ So-Called Manchester Herald Office at: 16 Bralnard PI.. Manchester. Ct. 06040 rounded by the same kind of ships off Yorktown, Va., in 1781 — Dollars,” by Hiblen and Kappen. deal-making and influence­ waves. think about how people are some sunk by cannon fire, others mining interests, wanted to make Told in straight-ahead style corrupted or lose their dreams a permanent 16 to one silver-gold The bidding for this one. made by peddling that proved toxic to the intentionally scuttled to blbck a the Gorham Mfg. Co., would White Sox. the 38-year-old Sayles • JOHN SAYLES with authentic period detail, the without really knowing that‘s French landing or prevent cap­ basis for our currency, even I want to become a New Manchester Herald Subscriber (for a minimum of 13 . . .no happy ending movie examines how personal happening. It should make you though at that time the bullion probably start at $75. has moved through Hollywood ture — helped change the world It was loaned for study by weeks) and receive my $5.00 book of McDonnId'se Gift Certificates. with his Integrity pretty much and professional pressures se­ think about youth and innocence and secure a new nation, the prices were running more like 32 in West Virginia). Sayles has duced a group of athletes to and what‘s overrated about youth to one. Sheldon Adler of the Su-Deb Coin intact. United States. and Stamp Company on East He didn’t give “ Eight Men Out” explored subjects that are both betray both the national pastime and innocence and what’s actu­ Back then it was customap' to Name__ and the national trust. Unlike Center Street. a happy ending, as others might politically riveting and brazenly ally valuable about them — and expect a coin to have an intrinsic uncommercial. “ The Natural.” with its happy what we miss about them when value equal to its face — an ideal Addresa. have done. EMERGENCY Russ MacKendrick is a Man­ From 1983’s “ Lianna” (ayoung With “ Eight Men Out,” star­ ending that was not in Bernard they’re gone.” impossible to maintain in a Malamud’s book, this is not a Fire — Police — Medical chester resident who is an author­ I Phone______woman copes with lesbianism) to ring John Cusak and David Sayles said he’ll devote his time fluctuating metal market. The McKinley campaign pulled ity on many types of collectibles. 1984’s “ Brother from Another Strathaim, Sayles may have saccharine piece. now to writing a television movie I Om Per Plwnay — Mew aeaesHbeie Only fnof good with any ofhsr eoupom or apadala) Some of the players were out all the stops. Every bank in Write to him at the Manchester Planet” (a black space alien discovered a new mix: Opening about a “ low-rent lawyer” and a DIAL 911 I Coupon book mailed upon receipt ol payment (or a I3.waek subscription. motivated either by greed or In Manchester New York City was assessed a Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester visits Harlem) to last year’s both to good notices and long feature film on the Spanish Civil quarter of a percent of its capital 06040. “ Matewan” (coal miners strike lines. fears of hard-nosed gamblers War. MANCHESTER HERALD, Saturday, Oct. 1, 1988 — $1 80 — MANCHESTER HERALD; Saturday, Oct. 1, 1988 FOCUS / Books FOCUS / Computers Two views of doomed TV star Jessica Savitch What to do with ‘orphans’ of home computing By Judle Glove Dutton, $18.95). anchor on Philadelphia’s KYW was to become the first female to music and sent it to Savitch’s The Associated Press Gwenda Blair, author of “ Al­ and then as anchor of NBC’s network anchor, and to do it by new network colleagues at NBC be wise to Invest in any more to change, buying one or two In Chemich’s case, the best the classifed ads at the back of By Larry Blasko most Golden” (Simon & Schuster, "Weekend News Digest.” time she was 30. before her arrival. accessories or pieces of software source of eventual answers is general-interest computing The Associated Press accessories? NEW YORK - On screen. NBC $18.95), says Savitch was the By the late 1970s, the petite She gave herself an edge — she Both books delve into her two Chemich wants to use his from after-market manufactur­ going to be a users group. Users magazines. anchorwoman Jessica Savitch wrong woman in the wrong place blonde with the uncanny knack of shaved a year off her age. But marriages, a long affair with an computer to send and receive groups are associations of hobby­ Even if you do make the The march to home computing ers makes sense. was television’s “ Golden Girl” — at the wrong time. romancing the television camera then her dream was shattered abusive news pr^ucer, the sui­ Morse code in his amateur radio ists who band together to get the decision to abandon your orphan hasn’t been without casualties, After all, if an investment of authoritative, beautiful, intelli­ “ Drive and ambition certainly was dubbed "NBC’s Golden Girl” when ABC hired Barbara Walters cide of her second husband. Dr. hobby, but the question would most out of their machine and the for a more current machine, and sometimes it’s a problem around '$150 will allow the ma­ gent. Off screen, the glitter got her to the top. but it didn’t by Newsweek magazine. — at $1 million a year — to Donald Payne, and alleged les­ apply even if the computer were a machine’s manufacturer. When remember that there still may be deciding whether or not to aban­ chine to continue to do a necces- quickly vanished. provide her with the stability Five years later, her star co-anchor the nightly newscast. bian liaisons; they differ in their the manufacturer stops making a single-purpose chore or two that don the orphans. PCjr (IBM), a Coleco Adam, an ary job, it beats shelling out $500 Five years after her death, two needed to withstand the pressure fading, she and New York Post Her tirades and tantrums were approach. the machine, they can often the orphan can handle. In the Rudolph J. Chemich of Hoyt early Radio Shack TRS-80, a and probably more to start over new biographies dig beneath the of that place in the sun. But even legendary within the business, Blair concentrates on the “ Sel­ become the only source of infor­ CompuBug closet is an original executive Martin Fischbein Lakes, Minn., writes “ I am 72 Commodore PET, a Sinclair — with the three mainstreams of radiant image. Though Savitch’s more than that, the changes that drowned in a car accident while according to the biographers. ling of Television News,” blam­ mation on a machine without an Radio Shack Color Computer, the years old. When TI (Texas any members of the list of home computing, Apple, Commo­ family and friends dispute their were taking place in the news KYW cameras captured one ing much of Savitch’s rise and fall obvious commercial ax to grind. kind with the punch-button keys visiting Bucks County, Pa. Instruments) went out of the machines no longer made by their dore and MS-DOS machines. findings, both books describe a industry that both elevated her particularly vivid outburst in on the nature of the industry. According to Terry White of that came with 4,000 characters ’The medical examiner’s report home computer business and J.C. original manufacturers. When On the other hand, if the life marred by drugs, psychologi­ and punished her is worth said drugs were not involved. which Savitch berated the crew Nash, on the other hand, delves TI-Bug, a TI-99-4A users group in of memory, later expanded to Penny was selling out their stock are you better off turning the machine is expected to add duties cal problems, her husband’s telling.” However, both books argue that during a commercial break — into Savitch’s background — her Birmingham, Ala., a user group 32,000. An item on the “ to-do” list of TI-99-4A computers and soft- thing into a doorstop ? over a length of time and if a lot of suicide and intense ambition. Popular with viewers but not Savitch had a cocaine problem ranting, raving, screaming — father’s death of kidney disease in Chemich’s state is MSP 99 here is to put that perfectly wear, I bought mine and a pile of If the machine is to be used for the commercial software being “ Her whole life was a suicide with most colleagues. Savitch that had crippled her career. and then coolly returned to the at age 33, her chilly relationship Users Group, PO Box 12351, St. serviceable, if now a bit dated, their cartridges. I have the one or two well-defined purposes, advertised looks appealing, it’s mission,” says Alanna Nash, skyrocketed to television star­ There was evidence of instabil­ aewscast. with her mother, her crippling Paul, Minn., 55112. Other sourc- machine to work controlling speech synthesizer as an acces­ say word processing or amateur probably time to get on one of the author of “ Golden Girl" (E.P. dom in the 1970s, first as a local ity early on. Her main ambition KYW staffers set the videotape insecurities. sory. Was wondering if it would radio, and the needs are unlikely mainstreams. ces of information can be found in appliances and lights.

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i c JAFFEE and treatment common No slowing Carly Simon '.-T-. USA LOS ANGELES (AP) — Doctor AM I sponsored the study and made errors led to as many as one-quarter bum, which came out in upstate New York in May extensive changes in its quality By Mary Campbell I 1987. of the deaths of patients being treated control program based on findings The Associated Press April 1987; consequently there are many songs on the “ He was an insurance for heart ailments, strokes and that were privately released, a salesman. He said saying pneumonia in 12 hospitals studied by NEW YORK — Newly wed live album that also are on spokesman said. thht album. I also did ‘You’re that got rid of a lot of people Rand Corp. researchers, their report AMI spokesman Mick Taylor said and busy in her career as at cocktail parties.” she said. singer and composer, Carly So Vain,’ ‘Loving You Is the the study should send warning signals Right Thing To Do’ and said. “ He riveted me. I was Doctors improperly treated pa­ to other hospitals. Simon dreams of having a just fascinated. It didn’t ‘Nobody Does It Better.'” tients complaining of chest pains, “ It suggests there still remains a little house in the suburbs. matter what he did. I’d never ” My favorites are songs prescribed the wrong kind of antibio­ need for control mechanisms that ‘ ‘How I picture it is a little gone out with a man who had that never really got expo­ tics for pneumonia and misdiagnosed very precisely define what quality is, stone house, with maybe two a straight job before. I ’m or three bedrooms, tiny, sure and I wanted to give a strokes, said a report on the study in and then very closely monitor every second life, like ‘Never Been used to artists and musi­ Saturday’s edition of The Annals of though," she said, "ril do all cians. He thought I was one activity within a hospital that impacts Gone,’ which is my favorite Internal Medicine. the housework myself. With of those female singers but a patient,” Taylor said. song on the album, and ‘It The researchers cautioned that the a nice living room with he wasn’t sure which one.” The study found that the average fireplace and a cozy kitchen. Happens Every Day,” ’ she findings are preliminary and warned patient whose death might have been said in a recent interview in Hart, who had already ‘‘It doesn't need to have a against generalizing the results over prevented was younger, between the her Manhattan apartment. begun a novel, quit his job lot of ground but it needs to the nation’s hospitals. It also said the ages of about 75 and 79, and suffered “ It’s funny how certain and moved to Martha’s Vine­ have trailing vines, wisteria yard with Simon. doctor errors were common and less severe illnesses than those whose or honeysuckle, and defi­ songs that I ’ve written I relatively easy to correct. always thought were terrific Simon says her well- deaths were unavoidable. nitely a magnolia tree if known stage fright comes “ A hospital’s quality assurance songs but they were never The deaths of 23 heart attack possible. That’s what I want from claustrophobia. ” It committee should approach these picked up from albums as patients probably could have been to escape to on weekends CARLY SIMON probably stems from a child­ PEOPLE findings with a certain sense of Mr. and Mrs. Max Smote Mr. and Mrs. Max Smole from the city.” . . .keeping busy singles or they were on prevented had doctors not made albums that were flops or hood stammer,” she said. ” I optimism,” the report said. “Al­ June 18, 1988. June 18, 1938. This is not, however, a was always afraid of being though these probably preventable errors in treatment, the majority of woman looking forward to they were never recorded Sally, Tom ‘terrible’ panelists said. properly.” humiliated by having to talk deaths occurred with what we con­ retirement. She had a new in public. I’ve worked very Mr. and Mrs. Max Smole benefit auction on Martha’s The curse of the recording LOS ANGELES (AP) - “ Punchline” sider surprising frequency, they were For instance, the study found that a album out in August, which hard many, many years to Vineyard. industry, she said, is radio’s co-stars Sally Field and Tom Hanks tried out due to a small number o f ... causes.” number of patients received either no recently moved from Lydall Street to was taped during her first try to rid myself of it. Mr. and Mrs. Max Smole of East The Arista Records al­ top 40 playlists. ” It kills your their acts at nightclubs to prep for their movie AH three of the*physician panelists treatment or only single doses of concert performance in “ On a stage I feel trapped Center Steet celebrated their 50th East Center Street. Besides their two bum, ‘ ‘Carly Simon’s Grea­ artistic motivation,” she roles, but they weren’t very funny. who reviewed the records of the 12 nitroglycerine or morphine after eight years. by the lights, as if I can’t get wedding anniversary June 18 at a children they have two grand­ test Hits Live,” was taped — said, but credited Arista “ The first few times I was terrible,” Hanks hospitals agreed that 14 percent of the complaining of chest pain. She’s also scoring a movie off. Then I panic. Outside party at Manchester Country Club daughters, Diana Smole and Allison for Mike Nichols that will and so was a Home Box Records President Clive Da­ said. “ I thought I would have four or five deaths probably should have been arranged by their children, Larry Kellie. vis for helping to keep her (last summer on Martha’s minutes of material and I didn’t. I had about a prevented. Two out of the three The report suggested that doctors include a love theme she Office special — at one of the Vineyard) it was a lot better. Smole of Colchester and Ellen Kellie Mrs. Smole retired from Motts two concerts on a Martha’s going. minute. The rest was all stammering.” agreed that 27 percent of the deaths should have been more aggressive in wrote for her new husband, I felt there was more.alr for of West Willington. Super Markets after working as a Vineyard beach. Carly Simon became Mrs. Miss Field turned to her comedian-friend were probably preventable, the re­ their treatment, intervening with Jim Hart. And she has done me to breathe and I felt less The couple was married on June 18, cashier for 24 years. Her husband two private concerts that ” I was promoting the Jim Hart on Dec. 23. The Lily Tomlin for advice and was told to get up port said. drugs or surgery to avert what would trapped.” 1938 in New York City. Among the retired two years ago from the ‘Coming Around Again’ al­ couple met on a train in be fatal heart attacks. were her contribution to a on stage. At a club In Manhattan Beach, her Dr. Robert W. Dubois, who headed many friends and fam ily members Triumph Manufacturing Co. of East recent 45-mlnute routine turned into a the study, said hospital patients Errors in diagnosis were the main attending the anniversary party were Hartford. question-and-answer session. should not be alarmed. cause of nine deaths from strokes, the Sylvia and Arthur Gobleman who They are members of Temple Beth Hanks, riding on the success of his majority of panelists found. In some were their maid of honor and best Sholom, the Knights of Pythias of box-office hit “ Big,” said after coal miners “The overwhelming majority — cases, doctors failed to administer man. Hartford, the Army & Navy Club and Turntable Tips and police officers, comedians have the over 95 percent — of the people such diagnostic procedures as a The Smoles have been residents of are also members of the Senior toughest job. admitted to a hospital don’t die. This spinal tap or blood cultures. Manchester for the past 34 years and Citizens of Mancheser. The movie, which depicts the lives of two is a non-issue for them,” he said. “ So 10.” Perfect World” Huey Lewis & it’s important to put this in perspec­ D.J. Jazzy Jeff 4 The Fresh Prince stand-up comics, opened in a limited release The majority of panelists also found Hot singles The News (Chrysalis) tive. Of the one-quarter to one-sixth of (Jive). Platinum Friday. that errors in both diagnosis and 1. ” Love B ites’Def Leppard those who do die, their death was treatment led to 17 deaths from Country singles Black singles probably preventable.” Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hare (Mercury) Prince to visit pneumonia. 2. ” Red Red Wine” UB40 (A&M) 1. ” Honky Tonk Moon” Randy Travis 1. “Addicted to You” Levert (Atco) The study by the Santa Monica- 3. “ Don’t Worry. Be Happy” Bobby (Warner Bros.) 2. ” My Prerogative” Bobby Brown LONDON (AP) — Prince Philip, husband of based Rand Corp. was based on a “ Some patients had inadequate A small reception was held Sept. 24 McFerrin (EMI-Manhattan) 2. “Streets of Bakersfield” Dwight (MCA) Queen Elizateth II, will visit Canada twice review of 182 patients who died in 1985 initial work-up of their condition. to honor Harold E. and Blanche M. 4. ” Don’t Be Cruel” Cheap Trick Yoakam & Buck Owens (Reprise) 3. “2 a.m.” Teddy Pendergrass next year, Buckingham Palace announced. at hospitals owned by American Others received improper antibiotics, (Bouvier) Hare who were married 40 (Epic) 3. “ Strong Enough to Bend” Tanya (Elektra) He will make a three-day visit to Ontario in Medical International of Beverly poor fluid management or inadequate years ago on Sept. 6 at St. Ann’s 5. ” One Good Woman” Peter Cetera Tucker (Capitol) 4. ” Nothing Can Come Between Us” March to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Hills, a chain of 115 hospitals in the adjustment of their oxygen therapy,” Church in Hartford. (Full Moon) 4. ” Untold Stories” Kathy Mattea Sade (Epic) Duke of Edinburgh’s awards for achievement United States and abroad. the report said. They have three children, Carol 6. “Groovy Kind of Love” Phil Collins (Mercury) 5. “The Way You Love Me” Karyn in various fields by young people, officials said Ann Bacon of Wallingford; Alton J. (Atlantic) 5. ” Button Off My Shirt” Ronnie White (Warner Bros.) Thursday. Hare of Manchester; and Daniel R, 7. ”ril Always Love You” Taylor Milsap (RCA) 6. “ She’s on the Left” Jeffrey Osborne His second visit will be In May to attend the Hare of Boltoii. They also have four Dayne (Arista) 6. ” Gonna Take a Lot of River” The (A&M) Engagements grandchildren. 8. “ I Hate Myself for Loving You” 7. “Bom Not to Know” Tony! Toni! United Empire Loyalists Association's Oak Ridge Boys (MCA) The Hares have lived in Manchester Joan Jett and the Blackhearts convention in Quebec. The association 7. ”Darlene” T. Graham Brown Tone! (Wing) for more than 35 years. (Blackheart) (Capitol) 8. “ Dancin‘ With Myself” Johnny represents those who fled the United States 9. ” What’s On Your Mind” Informa­ 8. “Summer Wind” The Desert Rose Kemp (Columbia) during the American Revolution in order to Martin-Regius tion Society (Tommy Boy) Band (MCA-Curb) 9. ” Let’s Do It Again” George Benson remain loyal to the British crown...... Mr. and Mrs. Ronald F. Martin of 10. ” Please Don’t Go Girl” New Kids 9. “Tear Stained Letter” Jo-el Sonnier (Warner Bros.) West Hartford announce the engage­ on the Block (Columbia) (RCA) 10. “ You’re Not My Kind of Girl” New Faubus selling home 10. “Blue to the Bone” Sweethearts of Edition (MCA) ment of their daughter, Linda Ann Martin to Richard T. Regius of Top LPs the Rodeo (Columbia) HUNTSVILLE, Ark. (AP) - Former Gov. Mr. and Mrs. Harold E. Hare Compact disc Orval E. Faubus says he has made a deal to Newington, son of Robert B. Regius of 1. “ Appetite for Destruction” Guns & Adult singles sell his 9,000-square-foot clifftop home in the South Windsor and Mrs. Diane T. Roses (Geffen), Platinum (more than 1 1. “ Tracy Chapman” Tracy Chapman Ozarks, which once made headlines for its size Regius of 100 Mather St. million units sold) 1. “ Groovy Kind of Love” Phil Collins (Elektra) and price. The bride-elect is a 1982 graduate of 2. “ Appetite For Destruction” Guns& Wanted: deficit magician 2. ”Hysteria” Def Leppard (Mer­ (Atlantic) Faubus earned $10,000 a year as Arkansas’ Conard High School and a 1987 cury), Platinum 2. ”True Love” Glenn Frey (MCA)Roses (Geffen) graduate of the University of Maine at six-term Democratic governor, prompting WASHINGTON (AP) - Despite man Carlton, with Treasury’s Div­ 3. ” Tracy Chapman” Tracy Chapman 3. ” Don’t You Know What the Night 3. “ Simple Pleasures” Bobby McFer­ Orono. She is employed by CIGNA Republicans to ask in 1966 how he could afford what the job listing says, the U.S. ision of Domestic Finance, said the (Elektra), Platinum Can Do” Steve Winwood (Virgin) rin (EMI-Manhattan) Insurance Company as an account a house that, by their estimates, must have Treasury is not looking for a magi­ department’s official notice desig­ 4. ’ ” Cocktair Soundtrack” (Elektra), 4. ”ril Always Love You” Taylor 4. “ New Jersey” Bon Jovi (Mercury) administrator in the group pension 5 . “ Hysteria” Def Leppard cost $200,000. cian, voodoo or otherwise, to solve the nates the open position as “ financial Platinum Dayne (Arista) division. 5. “Kokomo” The Beach Boys (Mercury) Faubus said at the time that the native budget deficit. economist” with either a bachelor’s 5. ” Simple Pleasures” Bobby McFer­ The prospective bridegroom is a (Elektra) 6. ” Roll With It” Steve Winwood stone-and-wood structure was worth “ a lot I degree or master’s degree needed to rin (EMI-Manhattan), Platinum 1983 graduate of South Windsor High 6. “It Would Take a Strong Strong (Virgin) less than $70,000,” but he conceded in later The job bulletin from the University qualify. 6. ” And Justice for AH” Metallica School and a 1987 graduate of the Man” Rick Astley (RCA) 7. “ And Justice For AH” Metallica years that the figure might be closer to of Michigan announces the federal Carlton, who had already received (Elektra) University of Maine at Orono. He is a 7. ” Ro11 With It” Steve Winwood 7. ” One Good Woman” Peter Cetera (Elektra) $ 200, 000. government is in need of a “ magician, several phone calls about the listing, marketing representative with Amer­ (Virgin). Platinum (Full Moon) 8. ” Let It Roll” Little Feat (Warner The former governor, 78, said Wednesday he deficit” who will be paid between said he had no idea how the wording 8. ”New Jersey” Bon Jovl (Mercury)8. “ One Moment in Time” Whitney Bros.) reached an agreement to sell the 11-room ican Consulting Group of North $20,0(HI and $40,000 and will be got changed. 9. ” Faith” George Michael (Colum­ Houston (Arista) 9. “ Kick” INKS (Atlantic) house to a Delaware couple for an undisclosed H>tven. “ involved somehow with financing “ It sounds like somebody’s idea of a bia) , Platinum 9. “Don’t Worry, Be Happy” Bobby 10. “ ‘Cocktail’ Soundtrack amount. the deficit.” joke, but it wasn’t our idea of a joke,” 10. ” He's the DJ, I ’m the Rapper”McFerrin (EMI-Manhattan) (Elektra) Linda A. Martin The contact for job seekers, Nor­ he said. .... BUSINESS Highlights CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 of the week Notices Lots/Lond for Solo...... Invostmont Proporty...... Merchandise Musicol Items...... 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The collar is to be replaced by Commerce Department’s Index gage rates dipped below 9 percent represent, at best, a pause in previously announced measures designed to of Leading Economic Indicators and spurred a housing sales growth. quell price volatility. Employment PART TIM E follows a 0.6 percent drop in July boom. “ I think this concern that ■ Macmillan Inc. accepted a cash-and-stock Mumimo HELP WANTED Dr. Crane’s Answers and a 1.5 percent jump in June. White House spokesman Mar­ seemed to be developing from a buyout bid from the investment firm Kohlberg As o condition precedent to lot of the early August data that the placement of any adver­ LOST. Black, male cat STUDENTS, “ I think the index is telling us lin Fitzwater said Friday’s re­ Kravis Roberts & Co., prompting British tising In the Monchester He­ with white stomach PART T IM E the expansion was running out of homemakers-fuM and that ... we ought to get through ports were ‘‘good news for the publisher Robert Maxwell to go directly to rald, Advertiser hereby and feet. One year old. HELP WANTED part time day work Quiz on page 2 1989 without a recession,” said economy” and “ suggest con­ gas was somewhat premature,” shareholders with an improved tender offer of agrees to protect. Indemnify Lost seen on August 28, available. No expere- 1. Oxygen (So breathe deeply!) and hold harmless the Man­ Cynthia Latta, an economist with tinued economic growth.” said Robert G. Dederick, chief $90.25 a share. The bid, which tops Kohlberg’s Charter Oak Street- PART time person Ince necessary, will 2. Squeal (Hog) chester Herald, Its officers Sycamore Lane area. Data Resources Inc. in Lexing­ Most economists agree that economist for Northern Trust Co. offer by 20 cents a share, values Macmillan at and employees against onv wanted for quick train. Little Ceasars 3. Heart attack. (Oxygen dulls heart pain) growth, as measured by the gross in Chicago. and all liability, loss or Answers to Reebok. change lubricating Pizza, 646-4300. ton, Mass. " I think it also tells us, more than $2.5 billion. Please help usfind him. 4. Hornet if you look at the last few months national product, will slow from "It was only a moderate expense. Including attor­ work. Saturdays only. REPRESENT American ■ Kroger Co. said it would sell stores and neys' fees, arising from Reward. Call 649-7492 647-9138.______5. Honest together, that the economy will be the robust 3.2 percent annual increase, but... we’ve reached a food processing plants and Reduce its work claims of unfair trade practi­ after 6.______Intercultural Student point that if the indicators are ces, Infringement of trade­ For a long-lasting fire, Exchange. Flexible, growing more slowly by next pace of the first half of this year. force as part of ai$4.6 billion restructuring H AVE Yau seen Katie? part-time positions. They differ, however, over how very strong, we’d be sitting here marks, trade names or pat­ choose hardwood logs year.” aimed at defeating two takeover bids. ents, violation of rights of Missing since Thurs­ Supervise Scandina- ' PART T IM E The index is intended to predict much and how soon. The Federal chewing our nails, worrying ■ A federal judge blocked the $2.6 billion privacy and Infringement of day. Not wearing a that produce a shorter vlan, European, South PART TIM E Reserve Board, which has been about inflation. ... The fact that copyright and proprietary collar. Gray & white, flame and burn less ra­ America and Austral- HELP WANTED HELP WANTED economic activity six to nine supermarket merger of Lucky Stores Inc. and pidly than soft woods. If pushing up interest rates since these (indicators) are not moving rights, unfair competition spade, female, Kee- Man High School Ex­ months in advance, but analysts American Stores Co. pending a trial, saying the and libel and slander, which shound. Reward. .Call aroma Is the most Impor­ T U D E N T S , late March in an effort to curb up strongly is probably favora­ change Students. Send LOVING Care giver to caution against drawing firm deal would “ substantially lessen competition” may result from the publica­ 649-9135. tant consideration, select resume to A.I.S.E, work with Infants and homemakers-tull and conclusions until a clear pattern inflationary pressures, believes a ble,” he said. tion of any advertlsment In wood from fruit trees. If in violation of antitrust laws. the Manchester Herald by 13237 Rustic Drive, toddlers, afternoons In part time dov work ■ Grand Metropolitan PLC agreed to sell its advertiser. Including adver­ you have fireplace logs Plckerlngton, Ohio, day care center. Hours available. No expere- Inter-Continental hotel chain to the Seibu tisements In any free distri­ FINANCIAL for sale, find buyers the 43147 or call 614-863- 12:30-5:30. Mature, re­ Ince necessary, will Saison Group of Japan for $2.27 billion in cash. bution publications pub­ quick and easy way ... 5311.______. sponsible person pre- train. Little Ceasars lished by the Manchester ABANDON the search. with a low

’ f «'*•**.' m m * » < t'l'i !**‘**J I9 ,JH D M E8 HOMES I HOMES < i' in ] 11 * r. J FOR SALE Ttdvl ...... In} ...... „„1m HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Real Estate II FOR SALE FOR SALE SOUTHERN New Eng­ TERRIFIC Ranch In quiet MANCHESTER. C om ­ EXPERIENCED Carpen­ land classifleld ads' nelghborhaod. Priced mercial zoned 2 tamlly ■homes reach nearly 800,000 to sell. S'h rooms, 2 full ter for commercial FOR SALE In central lacatlon! wark. Contact Jimmy homes In Connecticut baths, sunporch, lower Present use Is residen­ PLAY T R E E Care Sales Repre­ at 646-5775 or Charlie at and Rhode Island. The level family roam and tial. Large 6-6 2 family “A Winner Every Day... Monday thru Saturday" sentative. The Bartlett 645-1805.______All real estate advertised In price for a basic 25 garage. Call office to­ eaf-ln klfchen, formal word ad Is only S55 and day for your exclusive Tree Expert Company T R A V E L Consultant. En- the Manchester Herald Is dining room, pantry, 3 Is looking for moti­ sublect to the Fair Housing will appear In 43 news­ showing. $149,900. Sen­ bedrooms, full base­ loy the benefits of Act ot 1968, which makes It papers. For more In­ try Real Estate, 643- MANO€STERHOND\ 24 ADAMS ST. 646-3515 vated tree care special­ working for a large, ment, 2 car garage. For Illegal to advertise any pref­ formation call Classi­ 4060.D______Your *25 check Is waiting at M a n o e s t h iH o n d s If your license number appears somewhere In the classified columns today... ist for the Central Con- well established com­ erence, limitation ordlscrlm- doctor, lawyer, real nectlcut area. fied, 643-2711 and ask estate offices. Near pany. Our East Hart­ Inatlon based on race, color, for detalls.o MANCHESTER. Brand Knowledge of the tree ford location has an religion, sex or natlonol new two bedroom Con­ caurfhause.$224,900 care or green Industry opening for a corpo­ origin, or on Intention to VERNDN. Daryl Drive. 7 temporary Ranch. For­ Anne Miller Real Esf- HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS necessary. Sales expe­ moke any such preference, room Raised Ranch, 3 mal living and dining gfe, 647-8000.O______HOMES CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS rate travel consultant. limitation or discrimination. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE rience helpful. We Apolla experience de­ bedrooms, 2>A baths, 2 rooms with cathedral COLUMBIA Lake front Is FOR SALE FDR RENT .'Offer excellent earn­ The Herald will not know­ fireplaces, beautiful sirable. For confiden­ ingly accept any advertise­ celling and sliders to lust steps from fhls ings and benefits. For heated Inground pool patio. One bath, fully SOUTH WINDSOR. Beau­ MANCHESTER. Delight­ SOUTH WINDSOR. De­ LOVELY! 5'/3 room, 3 MANCHESTER. 3 bed­ tial Interview, call ment which Is In violation of brick Cape with dis­ ful six room brick and further Information Betty at 568-1011. EOE the law. plus whirlpool. Re­ dppllanced kitchen, tinctive addition, 2 new tiful contemporary MANCHESTER lightful 2 bedroom bedroom Condo with rooms, 1'6 bath Du­ and appointment, call cently redecorated central air. Oversized Condo with all applian­ wood Cape In move-ln townhouse with den off 1'/3 baths, appliances, 2 plex. Garage, Central NOW Hiring. New whole­ TODAY'S Lucky CT Li­ baths, huge master condition. Large front Excellent home for re­ 649-8150.______with ceramic tile and garage. Reduced to bedroom and deeded ces. Spacious, 2 bed­ master bedroom. Fully air conditioners, full location, bright rooms, sale company hiring cense Plate Number Is fine carpeting. $153,900. Call Doug,423- to back living room tired couple or young equipped kitchen. Wall large yard. $715 plus W A N TE D . Part time and 5-10 hardworking Indi­ rights ta the lake! rooms, pool and tennis. basement. NIceorea of YON 246. If this Is your 8209,900. Golden Oaks 1634. Lawrence, Martin $96,900. 633-8336. with fireplace, three family. Three bedroom to wall carpeting, Manchester. Asking utilities. Lease, 2 full time truck driver. viduals In Manager plate number, bring Blanchard 8, Rossetto nice size bedrooms ond ranch with attached Apply In person, Nlel^ Realty, 646-5099 or coll 8, Pork Realtors. Realtors," We're Sel- Century-21 Village cathedral ceilings, two $132,900 Strano Real months security. trainee pragram to this ad to Ed Thornton, Joello, 87^8170. beautiful park like garage. Level, land­ sets of sliders to patio Available October 15, son Auto Parts, 646 learn all aspects of HOUSE for sale by llng Houses" 646-2482.0 Green of Glastonbury. Estate, 647-7653.0 at Manchester Honda, MANCHESTER. Spring EHO______grounds. This Is the scaped lot in estab­ with view ot pond. Car­ 646-6345.______Center Street.______wholesale warehous­ 24 Adams Street, Man­ owner. Our loss Is your N EW Colonial. Beautiful perfect starter or re­ lished neighborhood. Street. Spacious Colon­ gain on this profession­ port. Come fake a look. LOTS/LAND THREE room, second LABORER. Heavy con­ ing Industries from In­ chester, to collect your 7 room, 7>h bath home BRAND New listing. De­ tirement home. Priced New roof & gutters. $123,900 Anne Miller struction. Apply In per­ ventory administra­ ial on lovely lands­ ally landscaped. Im­ on cul-de-sac! First lightful 6 plus room floor apartment with S25. You must bring caped corner lot. 7 right. Call David Mur­ Meticulously main­ Reol Estote, 647-eoOO.o FOR SALE heat, hot water 8, elec­ son: The Andrew tion to management. proof of registration. maculate, 1900 square flaor family room with Cope Cod on Concord dock at Sentry for rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 feet, 3 bedroom, 2 bath. tained — Move right in. MALLARD View. Dis­ tricity on busline. Ansaldl Building Com­ For Interview, phone This offer Is void In cathedral celling and Road. 3 bedrooms, 2 more Informa­ Principals only. ASHFORD. Privacy and pany, 186 Bldwell Sandy at, 289-1382. baths. 2 fireplaces, 2 Ranch with stone fire- fireplace. Must be full baths, center chim­ tinctive Duplexes. Lo­ Available November seven days. 10-1 car garage, large pri­ tion.$149,500. Sentry •175,900. more. Beautifully 1st. No pets. Non- ~ Street, Manchester. placed living room, 2 seen. $229,900 Blan­ ney, newerfurnaceand Real Estate, 643-4060.O cated on o private wooded approved vate screened parch. car garage, pool and permanent cul-de-sac smokers only. Referen­ TAKE The Tolland Choi- Need repairs around the chard 8i Rossetto Real­ roof, beautiful spra: MANCHESTER. Attrac­ 649-2929 building lot. (1.329 home? Coll on expert. Immaculately main­ finished- wolkout fam­ wiing lawn. See today! Is fhls new subdivision ces and security dep- lenge. Tolland Bank Is MACHINING tors," We're Selling tive seven room plus acres). Nestled be-, oslt reaulred. You'll find the help you tained. $225,000. ily room. Available for Houses" 646-2482.0 $178,000. Jackson 8, of quality 3 bedroom tween Yale Forest and grow ing In Tolland Golden Oaks Realty, Colonial In one of Man­ duplexes await your $525/month. Telephone County and has the OPENINGS need In Classified. 643- Immediate occupancy. Jackson Real Estate, Natchoug Street 646-5099 or call Tam , Appraised value, NICE 8i clean. Aluminum chester's prime areas. Inspection. Kitchens daytime, 646-1007. E v­ following full time op­ 2711. sided, 6 raom Colonial. 647-8400.D______Three generous sized CONDOMINIUMS Forest. '6 mile from enings, 649-6661. C N C Lathe set up and 649-9664. $205,000. Asking have oak cabinets, new development of enings: Head Teller- 3 bedroams, hardwood O N LY a hop, skip and a bedrooms Including FOR SALE range oven, dis­ Responsibilities In­ operate on Aircraft $195,000. Coll 649^)593. fine homes. $65,900. M AN CH ESTER . Second U.S. POSTAL SERVICE floors under carpefing, lump to shopping, master bedroom suite. hwasher, refrigerator floor, 2 bedroom, heat clude providing Forgings and bar work STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP. MANAGEMENT MANCHESTER. One appliances, corner lot. schools, banks, and the Super sized lower level FOREST Ridge Tawn- Golden Oaks Realty, owner. Maintained 6 and built In microwave 646-5099 or coll Joella, and appliances. No supervision to tellers using FANUC Con­ AND CIRCULA-nON Family neighborhood highway! Convenient rec room with walk-out house. 316 baths, 3 bed­ oven. Fireplaced living nd providing custo­ (Refquired by 39 U.S.C. 3685) room Cape. Great 872-8170. pets. $600, plus secur­ trols. In Manchester. Asking location on M cKee to lovely privote rear rooms, 1900 square feet rooms, 1V6 bath^wlth ity. Call 646-3979. mers with efficient, ac­ lA. Title of Publication, Manchester Heraid. value. $139,900. Nice $123,900. Strano Real Street, this adorable 6 yard. Call Susan Shl- of living space, fire­ Tube-bender-aasem- lot, neighborhood, full vanities, separate MANCHESTER. 4 room curate service. Expe­ IB. Publication Number, SZ7S00 Estate, 647-7653.0 room Cape has lust mer for details $211,500. place, airconditioning, full basements, 2 zoned BUSINESS rience preferred. bler needed for hand 2. Date of Fifing, 10-1-18 vinyl siding, oak floors what the 1st time buyer Sentry Real Estate, 643- deck with view. Par­ PROPERTY Duplex. 2 bedrooms. and fireplace. Pefer- SOUTH WINDSOR. Price baseboard heating sys­ $650/month with heat. Contact Laura Bretas fitting of aircraft com­ 3. Frequency of Issue: Dally except Sundays and Holidays reduced on this Immac­ on the go needs! 3 4060.O______tially finished walk-out tems; Andersen perma- at the main office In 3A. No. of Issues Published Annually, 304 man Real Estafe, 649- bedrooms, 1.5 baths, basement. Pool, tennis V/7 month security dep­ ponents. Experience ulate 3 year old 7 room C O V EN TR Y . New listing. shleld thermopane FOR sole. Manchester osit. Available Imme­ Tolland: 670 Tolland 3B. Annual Subscription Price, S92.40 9404. fireplace, partially fin­ court. Priced to sell at windows. Luxurious Doctor's office space. Stage Road, Tolland, with brazing and Colonial, 1st floor fam­ Immediate occupancy. diately. 649-K38, leave 4. Complete Mailing Address of Known Office of Publication, ily room, 3 bedrooms, ished rec room, and a Come and enlay coun­ $159,000. Call owner of wall to wall carpeting Hilliard Professional Connecticut, 06084. 872- 16 Brainard Place, Manchester, Hartford County, Connecticut ANDOVER. 3 bedroom maintenance free exte­ message. layout a plus. Apply In Ranch, appllanced kit­ 2.5 baths, fireplace, 2 try living In this Cali­ 647-0748. and attached garage. Building. 2,153 square 6566. Loan Servlce- 08040 rior. $136,900. Jackson person to the 5. Complete Mailing Address of the Headquarters of General chen, fireplaced living car garage, cul-de-sac fornia style Ranch on Phase I nearing com­ feet and convenient MANCHESTER. Very Perform a variety of Business Offices of the Publisher, 16 Brainard Place, Manches­ sfreet, large lot. Now & Jackson Reol Estate, pletion.' See their storage area. 1st floor. nice 4 room apartment. loan servicing duties. room, family room, over 1 acre of beautiful E. A. PATTEN Co. ter, Hartford, County, Connecticut 06040 lake prlvellges only $221,900.U 8, R 647-8400.O______level land. This great owner occupied and Move-In condition. Ex­ Fully carpeted, kitchen Heavy customer con­ OPEN HOUSE appliances and located 303 Wetherell St. 6. Full Names and Complete Mailing Address ot Publisher, $129,900. Rich Realty, Realtv, 643-2692.0 BRAND New listing. Ex­ starter or retirement • rental townhouses to-' cellent parking! In­ tact and coordination Editor, and Managing Editor: Publisher, Peniw M. Sleffert, 16 ceptional 6 plus 6 Du­ day I Blanchard 8, Ros­ quire today at 646-5153. on the busline! No pets. with loan underwri­ Manchester Brainard Place, (P.O. Box SOI), Manchester. CT06040; Editor, 423-6335.______MANCHESTER. Spa­ home features an over­ 1-4 PM plex. Ideal for an sized fomlly room or setto Realtors," We're $575/month Includes ters. Experience pre­ George Chappell, SO Pine Tree Lane, South Windsor, CT 06074; COVENTRY. Ju n ip e r cious well cared for MANCHESTER. For utilities. Immediate oc­ Managing Editor, None. Lydoll Woods 3 bed­ owner occupied set-up. bedroom with sliders Northfield Green Selling Houses" 646- sole. Furnished office ferred. Contact Shirley G R ILL person wanted. Drive. 3 bedroom Convenient location on cupancy. Coll 649-4000. Full time position 7. Owner (If owned by a corporation, its name and address Ranch. Dll heat, hard­ room, V/ 2 bath Colon­ and Anderson win­ 2482.0 building. Over 2000 Leckle at the Vernon must be stated and also immediately thereunder the names and Laurel Street. Separ­ dows. Potential for CondominiumB facility: Tolland Bank available. Paid vaca­ addresses of stockholders owning or bolding 1 percent or more of wood floors, new kit­ ial featuring 1st floor square feet, excellent tion & holidays. Great family room, 1st floor ate utilities, hardwood third bedroom. Over MANCHESTER. Lewins location. 17 cor park­ Center, 348 Hartford total amount of stock. If not owned by a coiporation, the names chen, garage. Easy floors throughout, 2 Crossing Condomi­ Turnpike, Vernon, for mothers who follow and addresses ot the individual owners must be given. If owned by Hartford commute. laundry, loads of sfor- 1,200 square feet of 114A Ambassador Dr. ing lot. $285,000. Robert car garage with loft. living space. Priced to nium. 182 Main Street. Connecticut, 06066. 875- Manchester school ca­ a partnership or other unincorporated firm, Ita name and ad­ $117,000. Rich Realty, age and attached gar­ 2 BR Ranch - End Unit - D. Murdock, 643-2692. EAST HARTFORD. Two dress, as well as that of each Individual must be given. If the publi­ age. Low maintenance Meticulously cared sell at $135,900. Call Beautifully appointed 2500. We offer competi­ lender. kCall for Inter­ cation is published by a nonprofit organisation, its name and ad­ 423-6335.______Totally Redecorated • townhouses. Call O r­ bedroom Condo. Wall view between 9 am-1 fees and a price fhaf's for. $199,500. Jackson & Golden Ooks Realty, tive and benefIts-AppIv dress must be stated.) (Item must be completed.) Manchester 291 Porter Street. 7 room Jackson Real Estate, New wall-tO'wall carpet, lando Annuli 8i Sons, to wall carpeting, ap­ now at Tolland Bank. pm. East Catholic High Publishing Co., c/o CT Corporation System, Hartford, Connec­ hard fo beat! $159,900. 646-5099 or Joella, 872- Colonial. Full of 647-8400.O______8170.______basement, carport, pool Inc at 644-2427. Ask for MORTQAGES pliances, air condition­ EOE School, 646-5271. ticut, the sole stockholder ot which is acrlpps League Newspap­ charm, new furnace, Century 21 Epstein ing, swimming pool. ers, Inc., c/o CT Corporation System, Wilmington, Delaware. Realty, 647-8895.0 M A N C H ES TE R . Offered OPEN House. Sunday, and tennis. •129,900. Kyle to set up on Stockholders that own one percent or more of the outstanding new energy saving win­ appointment. Excellent location. BUSINESS nnwEts stock of that corporation are; E. W. Sciipps, Charlottesville, Vlr- dows, modern klfchen, EXECUTIVE Colonial lo­ here for the first time, 90 Henry Street, FMLUN8 BEHINOT? Call between 9-4, 528- ommiuMTiES It Scripps, Charlottesville,~ lottesWlle,“ Vlr^nla; B arn W. 2 full baths, patio and 3 cated In a very desira­ this beautiful 7 room Manchester. Lovingly 84B Ambassador Dr. STOP FORECLOSUtEII 9321. After 5, 643-9322. OPPORTUNITIES ipps, San Diego,I, California; Scripps - -League Newspapers Edu- ble neighborhood of vinyl-sided Colonial Is renovated, 8 room, 4 ( cation li ResearchI Fund, c/o Yale University, Trustee, New Ha- bedrooms. Must be Spacious 3 bedroom If you are tdlllng behind on MANCHESTER. 5 room 1______.. seen to be appreciated. Manchester. Same of the home you've wa­ bedroom, 2 both Colon­ ven, Connecticut; Pacific Northwest Research Foundation, Seat­ ited fori Two doors colonial, baths, rec EAST HARTFORD. One your mortgage payments... Duplex, 2 bedrooms, tle, Washington; Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, Seat­ Please call 643-9233 af­ the features are: 4 ial. Features beauti­ down 0 quiet side street fully refInIshed wood­ room, approx 1600 sq. bedroom Condomi­ OR...If your home la In fora- $675/month. Referen­ tle, Washington. ter 6:00pm. Principals bedrooms and Vh cloaura, WE CAN HELPI ces and security. No from Bowers School, 33 work and floors, eat-ln ft., carport, pool and nium, wall to wall car­ 8. Known bondholders, mortgagees, and other security hold­ only. baths, large living peting, appliances, air, No payment program avail­ pets. 643-4067, leave ers owning or holding 1 percent or more of total amount of bonds, Harvard Road can be St. Charles kitchen, ADD A BOOST M A N C H ES TE R . Wendel room with bay window, tennis. *149,900. sw im m ing pool. able for up to 2 years. Bad message. mortgages or other securities: None. Penny M. Sleffert, Man­ beautiful farmal dining your next address. The family room, new base­ chester, Connecticut, also holds a non-stock Interest in the Man­ Reed brick Ranch with perfect family environ­ ment rec raom, 2 car Dir: Vernon Street, left on $59,900. Call PM H Asso­ credit Is not a problemllAak chester Herald. central air. 3 bed­ roam, 1st floar family Lvdall to Ambassador. ciates, 9am-4pm at 528- how LOW payments can TO YOUR room with fireplace, ment. $182,900. Shown garage, 12x20 deck, 10. Extent and Nature of Circulation , . rooms, Vh baths, 1st by appointment only. new electrical system, 9321. After 5pm and help you SAVE YOUR Actual No. Copies ‘ floor family room and private master bed­ weekends 643-9322. Average No. Copies of Single Issue room with large bath, Rick Barrett Real Est­ new roof. $185,01)0. 649- HOME TODAYI EAST H A R TFO R D . One INCOME AND laundry. Well lands­ ate, 647-3815. 4468. MANCHESTER. M ore Swiu CeaaaTvathfa Oregp Each Issue During Nearest to caped treed yard. large country kitchen, bedroom Condo. Ap­ Preceding 12 Months Filing Date dinette area with slid­ for your comfort, con­ at(203)4S4-13S«gr pliances, wall to wall $219,900. D.W. Fish venience and money. YOUR ENERGY! Realty, 643-1591.0 ers to deck, natural (203) 4544404 carpeting. PM H Asso­ A. Total No. Copies waodwark throughout, Spacious 3 bedroom, ciates, 528-9321. After 5, 60 year old product now being marketed in (net press run) 9.758 9,910 MANCHESTER. Seven closets and storage ga­ 2*6 both central air 282-1538.______B. Paid and/or requested room home on a cul-de- lore, 2 car garage, BY OWNER! REAL ESTATE conditioned unit feat­ U.S. Two year success rate on west coast. Circulation sac near school. 4 bed­ uring a full basement Rent8ls ROCKVIXLE. Remo­ 1. Sales through dealers and private large back­ 647-8000 deled large one bed­ Now offering east coast the chance to ex­ rooms, V/i baths In­ yard. All this and more with 2 finished rooms carriers, street vendors and cluded In brand new and a private backyord room, Includes heat, perience this botanical delight. counter sales 8,905 8,952 fo r only $237,900. MS Main Street hot water, appliances. 2. Mall Subscriptions 151 149 2nd floor addition. Plus Realty World, Benoit, with patio. VA, FHA C. Total paid and/or requested 16x46 pool and cabana approved. $136,900. ROOMS One parking. One Cleanses your system, enables you to enjoy Frechette Associates, Manchester month's security. $495 Circulation 9.101 on park-llke grounds. 646-7709.0 Century 21 Epstein FOR RENT a natural high due to abundance of physical D. Free distribution by mail, Realty, 647-8895.0 per month. 872-8095. carrier or other means. Samples, $217,500 D.W. Fish and mental energy you will gain. Realty, 643-1591.0 MANCHESTER. This 4 complimentary, and other free room plus 2 attic room MANCHESTER. One of oopies. 100 MANCHESTER. Spa­ Manchester's newest FDA approved, money back guarantee to E. Total Distribution ranch may be lust what (Sum of C and D) 9,158 9,201 cious 3 bedroom home you are looking fori Luxury Condominiums our customers. Offering the chance for re- which must be seen to are now available for SOUTH WINDSOR. Save SINGLE room, working F. Copies Not Distributed Nice size pantry. Car­ on the prettiest 2 bed­ . female preferred. Con­ FOUR Room apartment taii and wholesale marketing with a mini­ 1. office use, left-over, un­ appreciate Its roomi­ peted. Located on a your viewing. You will with garage. Mature accounted, spoiled after printing. 320 ness. baths, fire­ Immaculte Lakewood Circle North Ranch, be easily spoiled by the room Condo at Cin­ venient location. $75 mal investment. 2. Return from News Agents 280 corner lot convenient namon Springs. Newly per week plus $100 se­ couple. On busline. No place, eat-ln kitchen to shopping and 1-384. spacious, fireplaced living room, formal din­ numerous amenities pets. 643-5797. G. Total (Sum of E, FI and 2 — and formal dining ing room, country styled kitchen, fireplaced that Lewins Crossing decorated with bright curity. Call 649-9472, For more information, call Lori at: should equal net press run shown Some owner financing kitchen. Living room, Monday-Frlday be- ASHFORD. 2 8, 3 room In A) 9,758 9,910 room. Beautiful yard In available. $117,900 finished rec room, hardwood floors, full secur­ has to offer. Not a an Ideal location. typical condominium. dining room, den. fween 3:30-8.______Duplex Ranch.' Reno­ 11 I certify that the atatementa made by me above are correct Realty World, Benoit, ity system, large landscaped yard. *179,900. vated, appliances, 742-1541 and complete. $175,500 D.W. Fish Only seven units left to Quaint wood stove, IN a large beautiful Frechette Associates, deck and potlo on the Raised Ranch. Eat quiet. No animals. PENNY M. SIEFFERT. Publlaher Realty, 643-1591.0 646-7709.G choose from.$179,900. 643-5295 Reale Real Estate, 646- pond. Carport. Must H a rtf ord-Manchester Lease. 423-4190, 4525. sell. $119,900. 644-8253. line. 568-5079. evenings.

■ f a s a a a M ’ MUSICAL APARTMENTS ITEMS TAG CARS CARS GARS CARS CAM FOR RENT SALES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE % Specioli^ 1980 CHEVY Monzd. Au­ TAG Sole. Toys 8, miscel­ 1 • A i laneous. Saturday, Oc­ tomatic. M any new 1986 DODGE Arles SE, 2 MANCHESTER. Two L IV IN G Room, kitchen, tober 1st, 9-2. Rain date, parts. $850 or best door, automatic, air, HAWKES TREE SERVICE offer. 633-7488.______bedroom apartment In IPAINTING/ dining room furniture Sunday, 9-2. 31 Columbus stereo, 48,000 miles. 2 tomllv house. Fully RRTS Bucksl. truck $ ehippsr. Stump and many miscellane­ Street.______1974 OPE RATI NG Toyota Excellent condition. remodeled, new op- CHILDCARE PAPERING RELIABLE MOVING rcmovsi. Frsa astlmstss. ous Items. Call 649-5i326 Celtca. High mileage. Reduced to $4595. Call pllonces, etc. Spacisl considarstlon for TAG Sale. Miscellane­ $200. 649-5445.______647-9286. Low, Low Rates. after 6. ous. Saturday 8, Sun­ $700/month plus utili­ sidarly snd hsndictppad. Renovations/Plus day, October 1st 8,2nd. 1979 Chrysler New ties. Coll 649-2871. Short notice moves. Custom Interior A Exterior 9-5. 27 Essex Street. Yorker. Midnight blue. Insured. Dependable 64 7-75 53 PETS AND Mint condition. Low |g2|Ifli>CK8/VAN8 D A Y Care In my licensed Palntlno • Calling Napair A Mantw 24 Years experience In SUPPLIES TWO Family Tog Sale. mileage. $3500 firm; FOR SALE Sauth Windsor home. • Dacha A Ugbt Carpantry Saturday, October 1st, I CONDOMINIUMS moving FREE. Makeovers 8, ad­ 649-6801.______All oges. 644-4836. • Fraa farimafaa • fnturad PUPPIES. Doberman 9-2. Rain or shine. 197 1983 FORD Ranger. 43,000 IFOR RENT • Sonk>r 0/acounlt vice by a certified HIghlond Street._____ 1983 MUSTANG Hatch­ TENDER loving Mom 646-9669 Anytlm9 beauty consultant. If I Cross. 10 weeks old. $30 back. Black, auto- miles, original owner, MANCHESTER!"TTed- has one toll time open­ 646-2253 you are serious about each. 649-9538, leave TAG Sole. 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SPORTS U.S. foul ups U.S. boxers take home gold just incredible Bv James LItke Bv Ed Schuvier Jr. The Associated Press The Associated Press SEOUL, South Korea — Carl Lewis is not the U.S. SEOUL, South Korea — men’s sprint coach, but maybe he ought to be. He’s Kennedy McKinney, who once got time on his hands now instead of the baton he had the reputation of being a planned to carry across the finish line and redeem runner-up in big tournaments, for his third gold of the Seoul Olympics. won the most the most important Those who did have a hand in helping disqualify championship in amateur boxing the 400-meter relay team are understandably glum. Saturday when he beat Alexan- It marked the third monumental foul-up by an dar Hristov of Bulgaria for the American coach or team member in these Games, 119-pound Olympic gold medal. and one, incredibly enough, that Lewis might have The 22-year-old McKinney, of seen coming. Killeen, Texas, knocked down " I think it was doomed from the start,” said Russ Hristov and also forced him to Rogers, whoIStheU.S. men’s sprint coach — for the take a standing eight count as he time being, anyway. won a 5-0 decision. "From day to day, I couldn’t tell what was going AP photo Teammate Michael Carbajal of to happen,” he said. “ Every day there was Phoenix, Ariz., failed in his bid something new, something different. We always 20-Q AME WINNER — David Cone of the for a gold when he dropped a 5-0 had controversy.” Mets delivers a pitch in the first inning of verdict to Ivailo Hristov, also of By controversy, he meant Lewis. Friday night’s game against the Cardi­ Bulgaria, in the 106-pound final. “ I think it is important not to lay blame on the nals at Shea Stadium. Cone picked up The Hristovs are not related. athletes who were disqualified,” Lewis shot back in Ray M ercer of the U.S. Army his 20th win of the year as New York beat a statement released by the U.S. Olympic won his bid for the gold medal in Committee. St. Louis, 4-2. . the 201-pound class later in the Guess who that leaves? AP photo morning program as he beat Balk But before the finger-pointing gets out of hand, let Hyun-Man of South Korea. Three WATER POLO BATTLE — Terry semifinal match Friday in Seoul. The us recap. Schroeder, left, of the U.S. tries to get a U.S. won, 8-7, and will meet Yugoslavia other Americans were to fight for Lewis arrived in Seoul trying to reprise his four Cone enters gold medals Sunday. gold-medal performance of four years ago. At age shot.past Alexadre Kolotov of the Soviet for the gold medal. After finishing second in the 27, he also was trying to become the first man in Union during their Olympic water poio national championships this Olympic history to successfully defend individual year, McKinney vowed after titles in the 100, 200 and long jump. 20-win club winning the U.S. Olympic trials First, he lost the 100 to a cheat. that there would be no more Then he won the long jump, spectacularly. U.S. volleyball team anxious second places, and he kept his Next, the 100 gold fell into his lap because NEW YORK (AP) — David Cone became the word, winning the Olympic title. AP photo arch-rival Ben Johnson was found to be living better fourth pitcher in Mets history to win 20 games in a McKinney knocked down the through chemistry. season. leading New York past the St. Louis 24-year-old Hristov, a European BOXING GOLD — Kennedy McKinney of Killeen, Texas, Then Lewis lost the second chance for four when to go up against the Soviets Cardinals 4-2 Friday night on a nine-hitter. champion, with a right 12seconds celebrates his 5-0 Olympic boxing decision over teammate and training partner Joe DeLoach blew Cone, 20-3, struck out seven and waiked two in his into the fight and kept on the Alexander Hristov of Bulgaria in Seoul today that gave by him on 21-year-old legs. Bv Stephen R. Wilson winning one medal in 50 or 60 experience.” eighth complete game. He gave up two runs in the pressure throughout, several Still, when he showed up at the track Friday for The Associated Press sixth inning, losing his chance at the Nationai him the gold medal in the 118-pound class. seconds. After six matches and 15 The U.S. players, who already times jarring the Bulgarian with the 400 relay, Lewis had two golds and one silver, League eamed-run average title. Cone is at 2.22, to 16 hours of competition, and came close to blows in a tense single punches and combinations and something still to look forward to. Carbajal said. “ I thought I won SEOUL, South Korea — Fi­ with 12 players and a staff of practice earlier this week, said behind Joe Magrane of the Cardinals, who is at 2.18. to the head. "If I made it close, they were That, however, lasted only as long as it took No. 3 the gold medal and I'll always nally, the Soviet Union. This is the eight, we can only add to the their emotional play could be a Cone, a 25-year-old right-hander, did not join the McKinney forced Hristov to going to take it from me like they man Calvin Smith to pass the baton to anchorman Mets’ starting rotation until the fifth week of the feel that way.” dream Olympic final the U.S. medal count by one. We wish we factor. take a standing eight count with a did from Mike,” McKinney said. Lee McNeill — which, according to the officials of season. But he joins Tom Seaver, Jerry Koosman Carbajal, 21, was the aggressor men’s volleyball team waited 20 could help more.” right to the head in the second " I was standing there when they the International Amateur Athletic Federation, was and Dwight Gooden as the only 20-game winners in for much of the bout and landed years to play. The last time the Americans round and in the final minute of did it to Mike and I knew I a little bit too long. several good punches to the head “ This is going to be the and Soviets competed together in Mets history. the bout, he landed at will to the couldn’t make it close.” Most of McNeill’s relay experience was in running Kevin McReynolds doubled in the second inning to of the circling Hristov. exclamation point of our suc­ Olympic volleyball, the Am eri­ CARDINAL head. Hristov’s main weapon was Carbajal lost 59-58, losing on all the first or second legs, but Rogers tabbed him to However, Hristov landed nu­ cess,” said middle blocker Craig cans won their first-round match drive in his 99th run and scored on Wally Backman's his left jab, although he scored five official cards. spell Lewis at the anchor for the preliminary round. double as the Mets took a 2-0 lead. Darryl merous jabs and that apparently Buck, a starter on the team that BUICK, INC. with some combinations in the “ I’m the Olympic silver medal­ Running straight ahead, but turning his head and in 1968. But the Soviets went on to Strawberry’s run-scoring single, his 98th RBI, made swayed the judges in his favor. third round. ist and that’s not bad at all. shoulders back repeatedly in search of Smith, won the 1984 gold medal, the 1985 win the gold, the second of their it 3-0 in the third. McNeill missed the hookup three times. By the time World Cup and the 1986 world three in the sport, and the United Phillies 2, Expos 1 the two got it right, they were outside the zone championship. States fin ish ^ seventh. 1989 MONTREAL (AP) - Alex Madrid pitched Barton double winner in kayaking allowed for the exchange. Now it comes down to one game The Soviets dominated the four-hit bail for seven innings to out-duel Pascual “ My hand was shaking so much,” McNeill said Sunday night. sport until the Americans won the BUICKS Perez and win his first major league game as the Bv Ed Schuvier Jr. The 22-year-old McKinney, of winging at the opening bell and later. “ I gave him a shaky target.” "W e’ve worked toward that for 1984 gold and went on to win Philadelphia Phillies beat the Montreal Expos 2-1 The Associated Press Killeen, Texas, knocked down both landed several rights to the “ I think the last handoff was not what we wanted it so long. I know if we play our best, volleyball’s “ triplecrown.” Since In Stock for Delivery Friday night. Hristov and also forced him to head. Then as Baik backed to be.” Smith said. no one can touch us. We can only 1984, the United States has beaten All Models Steve Bedrosian pitched the final two innings for SEOUL, South Korea — Ray take a standing eight count as he toward the ropes. Mercer nailed Unfortunately for the Americans, it turned out to beat ourselves,” said Bob the Soviets in 25 of 35 games, his 27th save, striking out four and walking one. Mercer, a 27-year-old U.S. Army won a 5-0 decision. him with a right-left to the jaw. be exactly what the Soviets, French and Nigerians Ctvrtlik, who broke into the including seven straight earlier Reds 8, Braves 7 infantryman who took up boxing However, U.S. teammate Mi­ The Korean dropped in a heap, wanted. They protested. lA A F officials looked at a starting lineup in 1986. this year. The Soviets, however, five years ago so he wouldn’t have chael Carbajal of Phoenix, Ariz., then struggled up before the videotape and agreed. The Americans moved into the won the last two at home in CINCINNATI (AP) — Lenny Harris’ single 1988 to go on field manuevers, became failed in his bid for a gold when he 10-count was reached, but the Lewis is not entirely blameless in the matter, final Friday by routing Brazil August. scored Barry Larkin with two out in the bottom of the Olympic heavyweight cham­ dropped a 5-0 verdict to Ivailo referee stopped it. though he did turn out to be prophetic. 15-3, 15-5, 15-11 in one semifinal, the ninth inning Friday night, giving the Cincinnati “ We’ve been on the high side pion Saturday. Hristov, also of Bulgaria, in the Mercer leaped into the air and In a bylined column written for USA Today before BUICKS Reds an 8-7 victory over tte Atlanta Braves. while the Soviets rolled over for awhile, ” said U.S. coach Marv 106-pound final. The Hristovs are pumped his right fist in triumph the disqualification, he argued against running Argentina 15-11, 17-15, 15-8 in the Dunphy. “ Both teams know each 38 Left at Close-out Harris’ single off the glove of shortstop Jeff Mercer knocked down Baik not related. as teammates Bowe and Anthony substitutes in the preliminaries. other. Brazil and Argentina will other very well. In terms of power Bargain Prices Blauser scored Larkin, whose throwing error in the Hun-han of South Korea with a Three more Americans are to “ I think it would benefit us to run the top team all Hembrick rushed up the ring play for the bronze. a n d personnel, w e’ re top of the ninth let Blauser score the tying run on a crashing right-left to the head and fight for gold medals Sunday as steps to congratulate him. the way through. I ’m not the coach and I ’m not The U.S. playerssay they found comparable.” double-play attempt. stopped him at 2:16 of the first part of a six-bout card. After finishing second in the telling the coach what to do.” Lewis said, doing some extra motivation after the Soviet coach Gennady Parshin Pirates 10, Cubs 9 round to give the United States its They are Roy Jones of Pensac­ national championships this exactly that. men’s basketball team was upset said the Americans should be second gold medal on the first of ola Fla, who will box Park Si-hun year, McKinney vowed after “ But if I was picking the team. I ’d run Joe first. Cardinal CHICAGO (AP) — President Reagan made a by the Soviets. favored. surprise visit to W rigley Field and returned to the two finals sessions. of South Korea at 165; Andrew winning the U.S. Olympic trials Dennis (Mitchell) second, Calvin third and me.” “ As far as team sports goes, the “ The United States has the broadcast booth to do Cubs' play-by-play Friday as Kennedy McKinney, who once Maynard of the Army at Fort that there would be no more Head track coach Stan Huntsman said Rogers’ Buick, Inc. had the reputation of being a women’s basketball and men’s edge,” he said after Friday the Pittsburgh Pirates beat Chicago 10-9 on Andy Carson, Colo., who will meet second places, and he kept his use of the word “ doomed” to describe the team’s 81 Adams Street runner-up in big tournaments, Nourmagomed Chanavazov of word, winning the Olympic title. fate might have been too strong. volleyball teams are the last night’s semifinal victory. “ Men­ Van Slyke’s run-scoring single in the 10th inning. Manchester, CT Reagan was in Chicago to give a speech and won the most the most important the Soviet Union at 178; and He knocked down the 24-year- “ But we’ve had trouble putting it together. It hopes for Americans,” said cap­ tally, our players are not as attend a fund-raiser, but made a late decision to go championship in amateur boxing super-heavyweight Riddick old Hristov, a European cham­ hasn’t been a cohesive group from the start. We tain Karch Kiraly. strong. Only two of our players to Wrigley Field. The game was held up for 36 when he beat Alexander Hristov Bowe of New York, who will fight pion, with a right 12 seconds into tried and tried and tried. ... “ We want to contribute to the have participated in the Olym­ 649-4571 minutes by his visit, and Reagan stayed at the park of Bulgaria for the 119-pound Lennox Lewis of Canada. the fight and kept on the pressure “ I guess this personifies the 400 relay team.” U.S. medal count,” he said. “ It’s pics before. Our players are Open. Mon*Tuei-Wed*ThurB. Nighli for about an hour after throwing out the first ball. Olympic gold medal. Baik and Mercer came out throughout. Huntsman said. “ Wecouldn’t get it off the ground.” frustrating watching Matt Biondi young and don’t have a lot of I I I I I • • 1 i < ‘ ( T ( I I I ScorebiNinl Sports in Brief Sports in Scoreboard

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D P — B altim ore 2, Toronto2. NewAAexIco Stateot Konsas LOB— Baltimore 1, Toronto 4. 3B— Blauser ss 4 1 2 1 E so s k y 1b 4 1 2 2 The Whalers added an empty net goal to clinch it. WALES CONFERENCE hosts ACC foe St. Bernard today at 10 a.m. at the B osto n 89 71 .558 — 3 0 0 0 R e e d c 4 1 1 0 AMERICAN CONFERENCE Louisiana Tech at Kansas State Fernandez, Gruber. G re g g cf John Anderson had one of the goals for the Whalers. Rust Patrick OlvMen M ilw a u ke e 88 73 .541 2'/j V irg il ph 1 0 1 0 O ester 2b 4 0 0 0 Iowa at Michigan State W L T P IS OF OA Eagle field off of New State Road. D etroit 88 74 .538 3 IP H R ER BB SO W L T Pet. P F P A Nevoda-LasVegosat Nebraska B lo ck e r cf 0 0 0 0 B ro w n no p 3 0 1 1 Buffalo Pittsb urgh 5 2 0 10 29 22 N ew Y o rk 85 74 .535 3'/2 Baltim ore M a h le r p 2 0 0 0 W lnghm cf 10 0 0 4 0 0 1.000 74 58 Southwest Missouri State at Northern N Y R an ge rs 4 3 1 9 28 27 T oron to 85 75 .531 4 Ballard L,8-12 8 8 4 4 2 3 N .Y . Jets 3 1 0 .750 88 44 Illin o is Toronto Sm m n s ph 10 0 0 Indlonopolls 1 3 0 .250 59 70 Philadelphia 3 8 0 8 26 32 C leveland 78 84 .475 13 A H a ll pr 0 0 0 0 Green well sets AL mark Western llllnolsat Northern Iowa New Jersey 2 8 1 5 28 40 UConn teams In action B altim o re 54 105 .340 34Cuba 9 110 Inninga) 8387— 130 Detroit vs. Los Angeles at Oakland, Philadelphia 84 95 .403 34LDEN STATE WARRIORS—Signed 7:30 p.m. — Whalers at Penguins, WTIC (Chorltan 4-4), 2:15 p.m. T otals 411817 18 T otals 48 9 15 8 T. Harrisan 401, R. Joiner 154-428, R. Tennessee State at Eastern Kentucky, Billy Roy Brown 7167— 138 Forsman were another stroke back at 133. Ten night E d R o rt 6878— 138 Joseph Hutt and John Storks, guards. 7:30 p.m. — Olympic coverage. Channels 22, 30 Son Francisco (Reuschel 19-10) at Los Brown 148, B. Laverv 142, T. Kowzun NEW YORK KNICKS—Signed Rod Angeles (Belcher 11-8), 4:05 p.m. Plttsburoh 088 282 83S 1— 18 183409, P. GlllbertO 143182-150-477, T. Broeck had a 65 while Hulbert and Forsman each LSU at Florida Payne Stewort 7385— 138 II p.m. — Tennis: TransAmerica Open, USA ChkOBO 111 000 114 8— 9 VMIot Furman Mike NIcolette 6 9 6 9 -1 3 8 Strickland, guard, to a three-year Philadelphia (Freemon 23) at Montreal Fahey 141-149-429. _ had 66s over the tight, hilly pine-studded course. contract. (Johnson 3-0), 7:35 p.m. Game M/Innlng RBI — Von Slyke (18). High averages: T. Stanchfleld 139.8, Mississippi at Georg la Brad Fabel 87-71— 138 E — B o n illa % Itedus. DP— Plttsburoh 2, North Carolina Stateot (teorgla Tech R od Curl 8 9 8 9^138 FOOTBALL SUNDAY San Diego (Booker 1-2) at Houston E. Roi/x 139.5, T. Kowzun 139.5; high Notlenot FeetboH League (Forsch 10-7), 8:35 p.m. Chicago 3. LOB— Pittsburgh 10, Chicago single: D. DeDomlnIcus 189; high Ubertvot Jam es Modi son Kenny Knox 7888— 138 12:30 a.m. — Olympic coverage. Channels 22, 30 10. 2B— Sandberg, VcmSIyke, Varsho, Alabama at Kentucky (tavld Ffost 7 8 8 8 - 138 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS—Announced Sunday’s Oamos triple; D. DeDom lnIcus 479. the retirement of Wes Chandler, wide Phllodelphia at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. Grace 2, Palmeiro, low. 3B— Bonilla. Astaphan to be Investigated Mississippi State at Mem phlsState,nloht K im Y o u n g 7366— 139 8 a.m. — Olympic coverage. Channels 22, 30 HR— Palmeiro (7), Berryhlll (7), Webster Standings; Wetherell 7-2, Modern 33, receiver. St. Lp u Is at New York, 1:35 p.m. Rnast 33, Irish 34, AnnulH's 5-4, Missouriat Miami, Ra. Jim Booros 7267— 139 1 p.m. — Giants at Redskins, Channel 3 ( 8). Samtord at Morehead State Lennle Clements 7366— 139 TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS-Placed Atlanta at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. IP H Brown's 34, Post No. 8, Oaks 35, TORONTO (AP) — The College of Physicians and Ervin Randle, linebacker, on Inlured 1 p.m. — Colts at Patriots, Channel 22, WDRC . Pittsburgh at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. R E R B B s o Woodpeckers 35, Pontrv 35, T8.S 37, Bowie Stateot M organ State Jim Dent 7 1 6 8 - 139 P ittsb u rgh Surgeons of Ontario announced Tuesday it will Tennessee Tech at M urray State GIbbv Gilbert 7267— 139 reserve. Signed Ray lsom,defenslve bock. 1 p.m. — College soccer: UConn at Dartmouth, San Diego at Houston, 2:35 p.m. M e lz e n 's 2-7. HOCKEY Son Francisco at Los Angeles, 4:05 Dunne 6 6 3 1 1 1 investigate the medical practice of George M. McNeese Stateot NIcholls State, night Corev Povln 8978— 139 WHUS-FM (91.7) JR ob ln so n 2 3 2 1 0 2 North Carolina A&T at Norfolk State Dovis Love III 7889— 139 NoHenal Heefcov Leaoue p.m. (Jamie) Astaphan, the personal physician for EDMONTON OILERS-SIgned Reed 1:15 p.m. — Yankees at Tigers, SportsulsvllleotSouthernMlsslsslppl,nloht Ken B ro w n 7585— 140 Bonette sports Information director and at the Seoul Olympics on Monday when a urine head women's basketball coach; Wayne 4 p.m*. — Chiefs at Jets. Channel 30 BALTIMORE TORONTO P P e rrv 2-3 0 0 0 1 0 ple 183484, Ernie Whipple 203211-592, Mississippi Valley State at Southern Bob Murphy 87-73-140 W P — Dunne. M ike Kopp 213582, Betty Phillip 191-489, sample tested postive for the banned drug. Unlversltv,nlght Mark McCumber 7169— 140 Braxton head lacrosse coach, assistant 4 p.m. — Vikings at Dolphins, Channel 3 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl foolM I coach and director of athletic Orsulak rf 3 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 3 2 2 1 Umpires— Home, Montague; Rrst, Rlp- Alice Brown 475, Linda Burton 183518, The announcement of the investigation came Washintrton Stateot Tennessee Joey SIndelar 8 9 7 1 -1 4 0 7 p.m. — Olympics: Closing ceremonies. plev; Second, Brocklander; Third, Jim LaChapelle 200, Suzanne Feltmann East Tennessee State at Tennessee- Andy Dillard 6971— 140 faculties, and Glenn (Tottshalk defen­ Stanick 2b 2 0 0 0 Gruber 3b 4 0 2 3 following a meeting between Astaphan and college sive llnecooch. . . Channels 22, 30 CRIpkn ss 3 0 0 0 Barfield rf 4 0 10 M e Sh e rrv. 482, Sue Hale 179-478, Sharon Madore Chottanooga Ernie Gonzalez 7288— 140 T— 3:22. A — 9,805. 183495, Diane Brennan 199-193538. officials. Astaphan’s lawyer also attended the Rortda Stateot Tulane, n Ight Griff Rudolph 6873— 141 PACE—Homed Jim Morgan assistant 8 p.m. — Tennis: TransAmerica Open, USA Murray lb 3 0 0 0 GBell If 4 0 0 0 women’s basketball coach. meeting, a college spokesman said. DukeatVanderbllt,nlght Willie Wood 7269— 141 M HS girls’ swimming notches 100th victory

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WINDSOR LOCKS — It was a historic Friday afternoon for the Manchester High girls’ swimming team as it captured Uie 14-year-old program’s 100th CELEBRATION — victory in an 83-65 dunking of host Windsor Locks The Manchester High. Manchester is 4-0 this year with its career ledger boys’ soccer team standing at 100-34. The Indians will visit E.O. Smith 1 celebrates after in Storrs Monday afternoon at 5; 30 p.m. Kevin Boyle Manchester took only four of the 11 events. “ This scored the game­ team has few stars but many hard-working ■ individuals who are rapildy improving,” Coach winning goal with Dave Frost explained. 2:02 left in the Individual winners for the Indians were Audra second overtime. Gulliksen in the 50 freestyle, Allison Kane in the 100 freestyle and Kerri Lindland in the diving. Others T h e Indians swimming well were Deb Batsie, Elise Callahan, topped Hartford Rebecca Coax, Stacey Windish, Lauren Hickey and f Public, 1-0, in Grade Phillips. overtime. Rttulti: 200 medley relay; 1. Monchester (Call, Llndstrom, S. Roglnald Plirto/MinehMtar Herald Gulliksen, A. Gulliksen), 2:09.2, 2. MHS, 3. WL 200 free: 1. McCauley (W U ,2:20.0,2. Hickey (M ),3. White (M) 200 IM; 1. Sargent (W L), 2;19.5, 2. Llndstrom (M ), 3. Phillips (M ) so tree; 1. A. Gulliksen (M ), 28.7,2. Lowe (W L), 3. K. White Little guys are making inroads (M) Dlyino: 1. Lindland(M),nopolntsolyen,2.Morksteln (M), M HS girls 3. Remusot (M ) Bv Fred Boyles pics, more foreign athletes have to volleyball. Host South Korea too tly^ 1. Galdos (W L ), 1:09.8, 2. Hickey (M ), 3. S. From page 46 has taken six gold for sports like Gulliksen (M ) The Associated Press trained in tbe United States and 100 free: 1. Kane (M ), 1:07.1,2. K. White (M ),3. Perry (M ) other sports powers. At the same team handball and wrestling. In 500 free; 1. McCauley (W L), 6-.75.S. 2. Phillips (M ), 3. J. 1972 it won one medal. Kenya has hP- SEOUL, South Korea — While time, developing nations are White (M ) arrangement. taken two golds, a silver and a 100 back: 1. Galdos (W L), 1:14.2, 2. Coll (M ),3. Cook (M ) Seven different players each had one goal for all eyes are on the top of the putting a greater emphasis on 100 breast; 1. Sargent (W L), 1:12.5, 2. Llndstrom (M ), 3. bronze in track and field. Mo­ Manchester with Patty Hombostel, Amy Mizoras, Olympic medal chart and the sports, aided by new interna­ Marsh (M ) Reglnsld Plnto/Menchetter Herald renew ^ race between superpow­ tional programs that share com­ rocco has a gold and bronze. 400 free relay; 1. Windsor Locks, 4;2«.7, 2. MHS, 3. MHS. Shelly Dieterle, Karen Rattanakoun, Kathy Cum- Little Peru knocked off the berbatch, Tracy Hart and Katie Smith each ers, something new is going on petition and coaching skills. USING HIS HEAD ------Manchester’s Public’s Manuel Barreira (8) and Man­ further down the iist. The medal chart reflects those United States and China to win tallying. , ^ , . the silver in women’s volleyball. East falls to 0-5 Mike Callahan, right, heads the ball chester’s Doug Harvey are in on the Freshmen Jane Faber and Darlene Johns played Bulgaria is fifth with nine gold changes. Hungary has collected a medals. China and Korea are national record number of golds “ I think people are missing Visiting Windham High took home a 91-75 victory during Friday’s C C C East encounter play. The Indians won in overtime, 1-0. well in their varsity debuts. what’s happening here,” said over East Catholic Friday afternoon in girls’ Manchester’s next game is Tuesday at home multiple medal winners. Third in swimming. Anthony Nesty of with Hartford Public at Memorial Field. tiny Suriname set an Olympic Mike Moran, a spokesman forthe swimming action at the Manchester High pool. against Enfield High. Worid nations like Kenya, Sene­ gal and Morocco are taking home record while beating Matt Biondi U.S. Olympic Committee. East, 0-5, resumes action Monday against St. Manchester J “ You’ve got the first look here at Joseph at the MHS pool at 3:30 p.m. Crywiaski getting the goal. “ We had the better of The Sachems’ prolific scoring Joey Nielsen gold and silver. and swimmers from East Ger­ accounted for two of his team’s scores. He scored on Hombostel, Mizoras, Dieterle, Rattana­ While the little guys are no many and the Soviet Union in the an overall competitive Olympics. Lynn Krawczyk took the 100 badckstroke and play but we were almost playing into their koun, Cumberbatch, Hart, Smith. ___ The medal wealth has been a comer kick 32 minutes into the first half, swerving Saves: M— Paula Halils and Judy Langer 1 (camblned), threat to the traditional medal men’s 100-meter butterfly. Leslie Caromile secured the 100breaststroke for the counterattack plan. They had three quick forwards distributed much wider.” Eagles. East took both relays. who caused trouble and did (with the goal),’’ Boyd the drive home. Scott Wells, off a comer kick, tallied HP— Debbie Ossen 9. moguls, they are making inroads Paul Ereng of Kenya led a 17; 35 into the second half off a corner kick taken by in the medai chase as never Third World roster of medalists Some of the new winners have said. Mercy whitewashes EC taken advantage of advanced m*mediey relay: 1. EC (Kraawciyk, Caromile, K.Luomo, Bolton, 2-1 in the COC and 4-2 overall, tied it at Tom Malowski and Nielsen, stealing the ball from before. including Brazil and Morocco in McGuInness) 2:15.49. ’ Mercy High got two quick goals from Kathy training and sports medicine 24; 29 on the first of two goals from Drew Pinto. an unsuspecting Paul Strycbarz who wasn’t warned “ The reai story is the spread of the 800 meters. Amadou Dia Ba of 200 free: 1. Meyer (W) 2:32.39,2. Krawczyk (EC), 3. Aulren Faherty in a three-minute span and went on to blank techniques in the United States. Pinto moved the Bulldogs in front at 10; 06 of the by his keeper of the oncoming RHAM player, closed the medals,” said Dick Pound of Senegal ran past Olympic great IM: 1. Sykes (W ) 2:31.74,2. Bllricus (W ), 3. Wolff (W ). it out 11 minutes later. East Catholic, 5-0, Friday afternoon in ACC girls’ Canada, a vice president with the Edwin Moses to win the silver in Nesty, who enters the University 50 free; 1. N. Cenboro (W) :24.32, 2. L.Cenbaro (W), 3. second half with Cliff Dooman. with his fifth of the of Florida this faii, has trained in S.Luoma (EC). year, adding the clincher at 18; 26. “ (We have a) lot of inexerperience in goal,” said soccer action. _ , International Olympic Commit­ the 400-meter hurdles. Diving; 1. Buoncore (W ) polntsnotglven,2. LahoskI (W,3. Mercy is now 3-1-1 and the Eagles slip to 1-3-2. Gainesville for three years. Joa- Bolton outshot the Bellringers, 14-5. Bulldog frustrated Coventry Coach Bob Plaster. “ The first tee. Olympic officials point to China, which returned to Olym­ Dube (EC). one went right in the front post a hair above the East’s next game is Tuesday against Hand High in severai reasons for the new pic competition in 1984 after a quim Cruzof Brazil, a silver in the 100fly; 1. Sykes (W ) 1:10.09,2. K.Luoma (E C ),3. Wolff (W ). keeper David Boles had three saves. Pinto and Zac 800 meters, attend^ the Univer­ 100 free; 1. Boruch (W ) 1:03.84, 2. Myer (W ), 3. S. Luomo Morford played well for Bolton, which is back in fullback who was on the near post. The goalie wasn’t Madison at 5; 30 p.m. competition. 38-year absence, has 23 medals so Liz Feeney, Joelle Budingimo and Ruth Caruso sity of Oregon. action Tuesday at home against Coventry High. there to get it,” he cited. Since 1972, the last full Olym­ far in sports ranging from diving *^500'free; 1. K.Contara (W ) 4:11.82, 2. L.Cantaaro (W ), 3. capped the scoring in the second half for Mercy, Ollrlus (V^) Bolton I Additional mistakes played roles in RHAM’s 100 back: 1. Krawczyk (EC) 1:13.77, 2. Hassell (W ), 3. East Hampton other two scores. which enjoyed a 20-7 edge in shots. Bocon (W ). Scoring: B— Pinto 2, Dooman, EH— Crywiaski. Mercy 7 3—5 100 breast: 1. Caromile (EC) 1:24.24,2. Hutchings (EC), 3. Saves; B— Boles 3, EH— Jim McKinney 4. “ Offensively, we work the ball up tbe outside but Chlupsa (EC). a s t Catholic „ , ^ 0 0 -0 never did cross it inside,” Plaster offered. Scoring: M— Faherty 2, Feeney, Budlnglrno, Caruso. 400 free relay; 1. EC (K.Luomo, Murphy, S.Luoma, Strycbarz, who had the task of marking Nielsen, MHS McGuInness) 4:40.51. Saves: EC— Laura Gunsten 13, M— Karen Russell 4. From page 48 Cheney blanks Bacon played well defensively for the Patriots. COLCHESTER — The Cheney Tech boy’s soccer RHAM \ M Coventry 0 6—0 Volleyball Boys Soccer team recorded a 2-0 shutout victory over host Bacon Scoring; R— Nielsen 2, Wells. Public is largely composed of perfectly headed the ball and it Saves: C— Bob Johnson 5, R— Kevin McGill 4. In this defensive affair it was Academy in Charter Oak (Conference action Friday MHS loses In lour the respective sweepers, Man­ foreigners from Vietnam, Peru, caromed squarely off the Bolton wins shortened tilt afternoon. crossbar. The Manchester High girls’ volleyball team chester senior Glenn Jensen and Portugal and Jamaica. EAST HAMPTON — There was some soccer The win raises the Beavers’ record to 2-1 in the Girls Soccer Public’s Jeff Anderson, who took “ Both teams played very A minute before Boyle’s game- played before a brawl forced Friday’s game to be COC and 3-3 overall. Bacon falls to 0-3 and 1-4. dropped a four-game match to visiting Hartford Public Friday afternoon at Clarke Arena. Scores center stage. Jensen turned in a well,” Public (3oach Steven Kas- winner, senior Jonas McCray shortened between Bolton High and host East Cheney’s next game is Tuesday at home against MHS romps over Public phenomenal performance. soy said. “ (Manchester) got the blasted a 20-yarder off the left Hampton High with the Bulldogs going home 3-1 RHAM High. were 15-4. 15-10. 12-15 and 15-8. HARTFORD — It was a mismatch from the outset Manchester took the junior varsity match, 8-15. “ Cool under pressure,’’ one break of the game. I knew post, but Dieterle couldn’t settle winners. Scott House and Steven Infante each scored a goat McCarthy described Jensen. “ He that both teams had the potential tbe rebound as he stared at an The game was called with 19 minutes left after a to pace the Cheney offensive attack. Beaver goalie with Manchester High outclassing Hartford Public, 15-10 and 15-9 with Jen Sarles serving well for the 7-0, in a CCC East Division girls’ soccer clash knew when to go back (to the to score and both teams had good open net. Bellringer, who had just been given a yellow card, Matt Marcotte had 11 saves. young Indians. defenses and good goalies. I knew Friday afternoon. Jen Masson served well and True Nguyen played goalie) with it. He (Anderson) “ No doubt about it. They play a started a brawl, according to Bolton Coach Ray Clieney Tach 1 1—2 was all over Mo (Moriarty).” it would be a one-goal game. It different brand of ball than us,” Boyd. "Afterwegotthethreegoals (EastHampton) Bacan Academy 0 0—0 Manchester, 5-0 in the CCC East and 6-0 overall well defensively for MHS. 2-3 for the season. The Scaring: CT— House, Infante. with all of its wins via the shutout route, scored its Indians next see action Monday at home against Though limited to five shots in just happened to go the other McCarthy said. “ It’ll be a toss of started cheap shotting,” Boyd said. Saves; CT— Marcotte 11; BA-KowalskI 13. way.” the coin who wins the next one,” seven goals in the first 16 minutes. Public is 0-5, Simsbury High. the match. Public did have the “ I was tenibly disappointed to see it happen. I best scoring opportunity. At 12; 35 Just four minutes into the Kassoy added. screamed at my kids to get off the field. I think the 0-5-1. Coventry shut out “ I knew it would be a mismatch before the game of the second half, Owl forward second half. Public’s Roberto Ruz Also turning in fine efforts for officials handled it well. I think there would have launched a 30-yarder which COVENTRY — Inexperience in the goal reared its so I agreed with the (Public) coach to play E.O. Smith tops EC Huy Ly broke free and streaked Manchester were senior Mike been more fights. East Hampton wasn’t playing ball banged off the crossbar. ugly head as RHAM High took a 3-0 verdict from 30-minute halves. Also, in the second half we used STORRS — The East Catholic High girls’ down tbe right side toward Indian Callahan, Dieterle, McCray and any more.” Manchester had a solid chance Coventry High Friday afternoon in Charter Oak only six field players so it was seven against eleven. volleyball team lost to host E.O. Smith Friday senior goalie Jeff Bernier. Ly let Stephenson. East Hampton, 1-4-1 overall, was whistled for 19 to put this one away with 3; 45 left Conference boys’ soccer action. It was good t^cause it gave us a chance to push the afternoon. The scores were 15-3. 16-14, 13-15, 13-15 loose a wicked shot which ca­ fouls compared to eight for Bolton. “ It was a real romed off the right post. in regulation. Junior Dave Ste­ ManchMter 0 physical game and they were knocking us down a RHAM sits atop the COC East Division at 3-0 and ball around,” MHS Coach Joe Erardi said, adding and 11-15. East will host St. Thomas Aquinas Hartfard Public 0 “ That was a great shot,” phenson lofted a left-footer off a Scaring: M-BovI*. is 5-0-1 overall. The Patriots fall to 1-2,2-3-1 with the he used four groups of six in the unique Monday at 3; 30 p.m. HP- lot,” Boyd said. L. McCarthy said of the near miss. comer kick to the middle of the Savtt: M-Barnler 'The Bellringers got on the scoresheet first at 13; 27 loss, Coventry’s next game is Tuesday at 3; 30 p,m. Playing well for the Eagles, 1-4. were Alison lOiontbagouang 8. See MHS GIRLS, page 47 “ He got behind our fullbacks.” penalty area. Senior Ted Miller of the first half on a counterattack with Steve at Bolton High. Matturro and Ann Horrigan. M( K si iHambriitrr Hrralii Boxers harvest in ring at Oiympics c

cial sha see page 42 che SPORTS rep ■ i t a i talj the T RU! the Inb Via SOX CUNCHING ON HOLD Mil pre can CLEVELAND (AP) — Roger Clemens lost for the bur first time In 10 career decisions against Cleveland me and the Indians beat Boston 4-2 Friday night, T preventing the Red Sox from clinching the mo American League East championship. pre ^ The Red Sox lost for the fourth time in five games Orl and their magic number stayed at one over of t second-place Milwaukee, which played later in V Oakland. The Yankees were eliminated from the can race with a 6-2 loss in Detroit. bur Boston has two games remaining in the regular me season, both against Cleveland. The Red Sox are 8-3 1 versus the Indians this year. sail Clemens, 18-12, was outpitched by Rich Yett, 9-6, the who gave up seven hits in 81-3 innings and won for 1 the first time since Aug. 23. Doug Jones got two outs Goi for his 36th save. pol Clemens gave up eight hits in his 14th complete lea game. He allowed three runs in the first inning and pox yielded Carmen Castillo’s solo home run in the 1 sixth. Sui In his previous start, Clemens was hit on the right Kri elbow by a line drive from New York’s Rickey afti Henderson but still managed to pitch seven shutout ele innings. Clemens was clearly less than sharp, pre however, against the Indians, who had scored only An one run on four hits in 16 previous innings against ( him this year. Clemens walked three and struck out a four. Co Julio Franco started the first with a walk and ms Terry Francona, filling in because first baseman ret Willie Upshaw had a sore arm. doubled to right on a Po hit-and-run play that scored Franco. Mel Hall fou singled home Francona and continued to second on lini the throw and Castillo got an infield single. Castillo api then attempted to steal second and got caught in a \ rundown that let Hall score easily from third. Co dir Tigers 6, Yankees 2 onl DETROIT (A P) — Chet Lemon hit two home runs 12- the and the Detroit 'Tigers beat New York 6-2 Friday Reginald Plnto/Manchaatar Hartid night, eliminating the Yankees from the American po' League East race. ( Boston had already clinched a tie for the division AFTER THE BALL — White-shirted Friday’s game at Memorial Field. The coi championship and the Yankees’ only hope was to Kevin Boyle battles Hartford Public’s Indians beat Public, 1-0, to remain atop ani win their final four games and have the Red Sox lose Miguel Pedraza for the ball during the CCC East standings. COI their final three. Po With one out in the sixth inning. Lemon put Detroit poi ahead 3-2 with a solo home run against Rick Rhoden. wa 12- 12. tio Jack Morris, 15-13, allowed five hits in seven MHS notches overtime win sai 1 innings and won his third straight start. He extended his string of 15-win seasons to seven, tops cb in the major leagues. Boyle’s goal nips Hartford Public, 1-0 Rv Rhoden gave up nine hits in six-plus innings. mi in Lemon also made a spectacular diving catch of By Jim TIernev winning sequence occurred. Public drops to 3-1-1 in the league na Willie Randolph’s liner up the gap in right-center for Manchester Herald Indian senior Kevin Boyle took and 4-1-1 overall. The Indians will the first out in the seventh. a pass from Jeremy Dieterle on be at Enfield High ’Tuesday pn Tom Brookens singled in the Detroit second, went Experience has carried the the left side and blasted a afternoon at 3:30 p.m. in to third on Torey Lovullo’s single and scored when Manchester High boys’ soccer left-footer from 10 yards out past “It was a great goal.” Man­ thi Yankee catcher Joel Skinner threw the ball into team a long way in a short time Owl goalie Bounta Chantha- chester Coach Bill McCarthy said right field for an error on a pickoff attempt. thus far this season. gouong into the upper right ye of Boyle’s game-winner. “He Br Pat Sheridan walked in the Detroit third, moved In a battle of Central Connecti­ com er of the net which propelled (Boyle) loves the left foot. It was sa up when Darrell Evans drew a two-out walk and cut Conference East Division Manchester to a 1-0 victory a rocket.’’ It was Boyle’s third ba scored on Matt Nokes’ high-hop single. unbeatens, this match certainly Friday afternoon at Memorial goal of the season. The Yankees tied it at 2 in the sixth. With two outs, lived up to its billing. Field. de “ They’re seniors. They’ve been mi Claudell Washington and Don Mattingly each With Manchester and Hartford For Manchester, which is in here three years,” McCarthy said ye singled and both scored when third baseman Public deadlocked at 0-0 with 2; 02 first place in the CCC East with a of his senior-dominated group. Brookens threw wide of first for an error on Jack left in the second five-minute perfect 5-Omark and 5-1 overall, it Clark’s grounder. overtime session, the game­ was its fourth consecutive win. See MHS, page 47 I

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