to — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday, June 6, 1989

/' I APARTMENTS TV/8TERED/ I CARS FOR RENT APPLIANCES FDR SALE J WHIRLFOOL heavy duty C H EVY Citation. 1981, Repairs House vows Basebaii T H R EE bedroom In two washer and Fridgidar Automatic, air, two Spccioli^ D # if! year old duplex. Great 1 % dryer. 684-6576.______door hatchback. Front- m for singles. Big kitchen wheel drive, new front Towns to finance Speaker Foley promises Bolton program and living room, two Get the Want Ad habit... struts, tires, body full baths, full base­ read and use the little ads good. 875-6991.______i e o ment. $825. per month dam restoration /3 JCLEANING CABPEHTBY/ iMdPAINTINfi/ IHEATINO/ lA l J MISCELLANEOUS In Classified regularly. MUSTANG, 1979. Asking ‘environment of respect’ /7 is still in d o u b t /19 l®^|8ERVICE8 '®®|PAPERIMe plus utilities. Coll after 643-2711. 1 REMODELINB PLUMBING l o l 1 SERVICES 7pm. 646-9892. $750. 643-5919.______M ANCH ESTER. Beauti­ Eight cylinder, new RENIE C JOEY GSL Building Mainte­ MI8GELLANEDU8 transmission, 71 Chevy S4S Hs m s Iwprm m eeb Raaldantlal Exterior nance Co. Commercl- ful one bedroom, living JANITORIAL SERVICES m i RsMir Painting. M & M O I L FDR SALE Malibu. Needs some COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - at/ResIdentlal building room, dining room, kit­ INDUSTRIAL "No Job Too Smtir Houaaa, Qaragea, Barna and PLUMBING a HEATING chen with dishwasher work. $500 or best offer. Porchaa. repairs and home Im 643-9846. HONEST S DEPENDABLE • OH Burner Service & Salee provements. Interior and all appliances, air Quality Work At Honeat conditioned, quiet on HYUNDAI Excell GL, 87, CALL NOW: 2954766 Price. • Automatic OH Delivery and exterior painting, END ROLLS u Free Estimate light carpentry. Com­ bus line. Ideal for mid­ 2716" width — 25« 32K, excellent condi­ 646-1594 Qusm y Work At • Wall Pumpa Salee & Service tion. $4800. Call AHordabls PrIcM Call M M 1 7 4 plete lanitorlal ser dle aged or senior citi­ 13" width — 2 tor 25$ • Water Haatari (Eiwtrto a an) vice. Experienced, rel­ zen. Heat and hot water Monday-Thursday, 8-5. Fr«« EstIm atM Newsprint end rolls can be 649-4751. Llcsnaad and Fully Inaurad • Bathroom & KHchen iable, free estimates. Included. Only $610. picked up at the Manchester U W N CARE CsHitstrs Remodeling 643-0304. Come see why we rarly Herald ONLY before 11 a.m. • Senior Citizen Olecounta have a vacancy. 247- Monday through Thursday. •M-1143 FLOORING 5030. iQGiCAMPERS/ • Bectric work by F R E E wood Chips tor trailers YARD MASTERS Preclalon Electric MANCHESTER. Two and I93I LANDSCAPING landscaping. Ken at iiatirhpHipr IfralJi three bedrooms. Se­ Yard cleaned, Im J PAINTING/ MIKE GIACALONE FREE ESTIMATES 1986 FRO W LER travel Trees cut, UNOLEUM SERVICE curity and references. I p a p e r in g P h o n e : 649-2871 Call 64^8201. trallor. Sleeps seven. Have dump truck, Fully Insured Lawn Care WANTED TD Heat and air condi­ Quality Workmanship tioner, awning, full N BUY/TRADE will haul. Free Estimates IMI8CEI1ANE0U8 • Odd Jobs • Clean Up HOMES bath. $8500. 643-9646. 643-9996 Wallpapering 643-5439 8ERVICE8 WANTED: Bedroom, Wednesday, June 7, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents Interlor/Exterlor Painting • Experienced Workers FOR RENT dining room,.set, Ma- Rsfarences and Insured C a ll: hoganey or compara­ MDTDRCYCLES/ SOUTH Windsor. Large MDPEDS CARPENTRY/ 643-9321 or 649-4431 PROnESSNMU. MECHAMC 649-2920 o r 643-2037 ble, and dressers. 524- i ] ELECTRICAL six bedroom Contem­ 8824.______REMODELING Gary McHogk 27 yrs expoilMeo Heavy equipment and porary home. Three HONDA Goldwing Inter­ Martiif MaWitoii automobile. STUMP GRINDING full baths, two car gar­ CARS state, 85, mint condi­ MAINVH.LE ELECTRIC Small tree and hedge age plus pool and deck. tion, many extras. Let us remodel your kitchen or ProtaaWonal •tootiloal work dona. No |ob to big or to email. FDR SALE AH work $1300 monthly. Call EDn $5,200. 742-9633. bath from floor to calling. We Updata that old futa pansl to removal. can tell you ekeoH braakart. guerantead/Refarencee D.W. Fish Realty, 871- offer cablnata, vanitlae, Sr. Citizen’s Discount MAZDA RX7 LS, 1980. HONDA ATC 200S, 85, Foreigners countertops, whatever your what to look for.,, WIN do all typaa of sisoirtoal upon requaet. 1400 or 643-1591. work. We go on alto for Free Estimates Garaged winters, low excellent condition, needs are. Call RALPH and what to look SM ALL year round house runs strong. $600. or NADEAU at: Call for frae astimats eonetructlon, commercial or 872-8993 mileage. $3,200 or best out forP' 647-7202. Inductrlal bueinaae. on Columbia Lake. otter. 742-6141. best offer. 643-9752. S43-M04 $650. monthly. 228-0602. KHckae 4 Rath Daslga Caalar Ernie 742-7269 after 4:30pm. BUICK Skylark, 77. Two KAWASAKI Nila 750 DUMAS ELECTRIC M ANCHESTER. Central door fully equipped. 15,000 miles. Vance and Service changes, hines header. Call HarBro [ a CONCRETE prestlgues location. Dependable car. $600. FARRAND REMODEUNO additional wiring and HA1M(ES TREE SERVICE Two story, three bed­ 643-2587.______Gary after 5pm. 645- flee China Room additions, decks, roof­ Bucket truck k chipper. 6176. repairs on existing rooms, two baths, liv­ HONDA Accord, 78, five ing, aiding, windows and gutt- Painting homes. Quality work at Stump removal. Free ing room with fire­ era. All types of remodeling and eatimatoi. Special speed, high miles, runs. of Manchester conaldarallon for aldarty place, dining room, repairs. Call Bob Farrend, Jr. affordable prices. Concrete Floors basement with one car $350. or best otter. 643- CARS Entirely owner operated. and handIcappM. 9752 after 7pm.______Bus. 647-8509 garage and full fenced FDR SALE Quality Painting 27 years exp. Call and Additions FORD, 1977 LTD wagon. IsD 647-7553 In back yard. Available Res. 645-6849 Services . 351 Cleveland, new bat­ Joseph Dumas Residential & June 30. $1,150 per 646-5253. month plus heat and tery. $500. 649-6474. under fire Commercial. *Free Estimates Screened loam, gravel, utilities. Call 345-8848. Sell Your Car RENOVATIONS/PLUS •Senior Citizen Discounts Free Estimates. CUSTOM PAMTim HEATING/ processed gravel, MANCHESTER. Availa­ By Dan Biers •Aluminum k Vinyl Insured. CHEVY • Interior PLUMBING sand, stone, and fill for b le Immediately. The Associated Fress Worldwide protests, • Exterior Powerwashing Three bedroom Colon­ ^ 5 Chicago reacts ... page 8 • Paper Hanging delivery call George John Hannon CAPRICE ial In nice neighbor­ 4 Lines — 10 D ays CUPENTRV 646-6815 Qriffing 742-7886. hood. $750. per month 1985, 58,500, Clean, BEIJING — Troops raked a Concrete Company 504 charge each addi­ • Custom Decks WeTe Here To Serve CARMICHAEL plus security and utili­ all new hoses, belts, diplomatic compound with gun­ • Porch Repaired ties. No pets. 643-2129. tional line, per day. You strations in protest of the wee­ • Light Carpentry 875-9371 tires, exhaust, brakes. fire today as military convoys PLUMBING AND MANCHESTER. Brand can cancel at any time. drove through the capital, send­ kend military massacre of un­ CntMOS/WAUS Vlayl Sldiag A All work done by SORRY, EXPERT HEATING new three bedroom, ing more foreigners fleeing Beij­ armed Beijing citizens, which has • Repair or renew Exterior and Interior Additions, remodallng, bollar Replacemeat WIiidowt ONE OF THE good habits 1’/3 bath. Colonial. Medford Motors. Wire NO REFUNDS OR and also mobil home thrifty people have deve­ ADJUSTMENTS ing in fear of open urban warfare. turned some armies against each painting and wallpaper replacemsnta, and compiste FIreplaced living Wheels. All power. Caaiaisrelal aaS RasMaaUal hanging. Limited exterior plumbing & heating aervics. roofovers loped Is dally reading of The U.S. Embassy’s chief of other. Fully licensed and Inaurad. room, large fully ap­ C A U HERALD Free EsHaiatas restoration. Previous work Call Collect the ads In classified. pllanced kitchen, car­ Tilt wheel. *5995. security said bullets flew through Six people manning a barricade can be seen upon request. Cali That's where they find 649-7992 after 5 646-22S3 Contact BC Company, peting, full basement CLASSIFIED the window into a room where his on rails near the Shanghai station 644-6068. 875-7388 684-6576 value buys. with laundry hook-up, 649-7878. two children were watching died Tuesday when they were hit plus attached garage. television. by a train unable to stop, a $950 per month plus 643-2711 Patrick Flynn/Manchester Harald utilities. References, Later, the U.S. Embassy said it Chinese source said. Angry two months security. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK RAINY-DAY WALK — A woman uses an umbrella to stay Watkins Centre at 935 Main St. It was a rainy day, and ordered the mandatory evacua­ crowds set the train ablaze. HOMES HOMES HOMES CONDOMINIUMS APARTMENTS No pets please. 643- GUARANTEE CARDINAL dry Tuesday as she heads through a walkway next to the more showers were likely today. tion of dependents of diplomatic In Beijing, troops today shot ED FOR SALE 0 FOR SALE 1£]Jfor sale FOR SALE m FOR RENT 2121. Ford *77 Oranede •Z496 personnel from Beijing, and and killed three people, a Chinese NiMan '83 Santra >2.988 BUICK, INC. many other countries took sim­ witness said. “ I ’m going home to Chevy *84 ChavatM >2.SSe 1S88 Toyota Tercal >6960 ilar steps. About 125U.S. Depend­ Hunan. I’m afraid for my life in TOWNHOUSE on 6th STORE AND Dodge *83 400 >2.036 MANCHESTER. A must M AN CH ESTER. A nature THREE bedroom MANCHESTER. Availa­ 19U Buick LeSabra >12eM Beijing,” said a 25-year-old con­ lovers dream house! Green. Manchester OFFICE SPACE Toyota as Taraat >5.896 ents were scheduled to leave on a see home with combi­ Colonial-Charming In­ Country Club. Three ble July 1. Quiet neigh- 1968 Chav Conver Van >17969 nation of amenities tor Large Colonial with terior convenient tree borhood. Three Chsvy '87 Cavallor >9.998 special flight Thursday. struction worker at the train bedroom s. $179,900. OFFICE space. 500 Ford 'S6 LTD >5.968 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 Vote delayed on Weiss’ pension hike More than 2,000 foreigners station. yesterday and today four bedrooms and two lined location, two car Owner, Ron 646-2364. bedrooms, large kit­ full baths located on a garage, screen porch. square feet. Excellent Otd* '84 Cuttaa* >S.SS6 1988 Buick Cantury >11990 jammed the international airport The political situation grew Including natural chen with appliances, 1987 Pont Grand Am >7770 woodwork, hardwood gorgeous lot with two Call RE/M AX 647-1419 BECAUSE YOU never front and rear porches, location. $300. heat In­ Ford 'S7 Ranger P.U. >S,Sg8 today trying to leave. more confusing today, with an cluded. 647-9223 or 643- Olda '84 Delta >B.aaS 1987 Buick Skyhawk >7980 By Nancy Concelman Jr. had planned to hold only one niecessary to comment on a May floors, french doors, car garage. All reaso­ or Ron Fournier even­ know when someone will secluded yard and gar­ Editorial... page 10 official media report indicating nable offers consi­ ings 649-3087.O 7175. Bulok 'S8 Regal >6,986 1987 Buick Park Ava. >12880 Manchester Herald board meeting this month. 23 letter to DiRosa from Republi­ Official television late today firsf floor laundry, be searching for the Item age. $700 per month, Pont. S8 SOO STE >7.BM Weiss’ remarks ... page 11 blasted the United States for the rising fortunes of Qiao Shi, a walk-up attic, first dered. Marilyn Vatte- EXCEPTIONAL Cape you have for sale, it's plus security. Tenants 1988 Chavrolat Cavaliar >5990 But the directors decided Tues­ can Director Ronald Osella. Olda 'SS 95 Reganoy >8,885 1988 Buick Elactra >10250 providing refuge to astrophysi­ shadowy figure considered the floor family room and ronl. Sentry Real with unique floor plan. better to run your want ad pay heat and electric­ Toyota '56 Collea OT8 >5.996 Members of the Board of day to recess the meeting to June Osella opposes the pension in­ RnVACATION 1986 Buick Cantury >7890 cist Fang Lizhi, the nation’s most Communist Party’s law-and- an Inground pool with Estate, 643-4060.D Large living room, for several days... cancel­ ity. No pets. 646-1210 Olda '88 Delta >ta996 Directors postponed a vote on 20. DiRosa said after the meeting Robert Huestis said today. The crease because of Weiss’ role in 1 ^ RENTALS 1984 Marcury Cougar >0180 prominent dissident who recently order chief. cabana. $214,900. D.W. M AN CH ESTER. New list­ wood stove and bay ing It as soon as you get days, 643-8422 Olda 'S7 96 T-Sedan >14,996 Town Manager Robert B. Weiss’ that some board members pension would be $61 per month the revaluation. R sh Realty, 643-1591.0 ing! Large aluminum window, private lot results. evenings. Pontiac '89 Formula >15,996 1986 Buick LaSabra *8290 said he feared he would be None of China’s leaders have ORLANDO Florida. Lux­ request for a pension increase wanted to discuss the pension but Weiss has chosen a survivor’s Osella was not at Tuesday’s sided Colonial with a that backs up to woods, 1988 Buick Som anal >7440 arrested in a conservative been seen since Premier Li Peng VERNON. One or two urious two bedroom, BOB RILEY OLOSMOBILE Tuesday after 14 residents spoke hike and other agenda items option that reduces the amount. meeting. This darling Victorian great woodsy view. quiet area. Coll bedroom apartments 1984 Eldorado Convait *14689 crackdown. appeared on television on May 25, Colonial has many RU8INE88 full equipped town- AND MARNIE in favor of the increase and Weiss before voting. Weiss would have received that The in-house revaluation was T h e re ’s tour bed­ Re/M AX 647-1419 or In a five unit complex. 81 Adam s St The 53-year-old Fang and his five days after declaring martial charming features pre­ rooms, 2'/j baths, a Barbara Weinberg PROPERTY house. Minutes from 2SK Adimt 8L. Minch. said the directors should share “ There are directors who have amount had the directors not scrapped after about 300 taxpay­ Like new condition. Disney, Sea World, air­ M a n c h e s t e r wife and child have been at the law in Beijing. Li and senior served from yeste­ tireplaced living room evelnings 643-0844.n Lower level family 640-1748 the blame for the aborted 1987 not made up their minds on that decided to deny him a pay raise ers appealed their assessments ryear! Entry foyer MANCHESTER. 1240 port, pool/tennis. $500 U.S. Embassy since at least leader Deng Xiaoping are be­ and family room with SC R E E N E D porch, fruit room could be second 649-4571 revaluation. and other issues at this time.’’ last year due to his role in the and a computer program used in with parlor, formal square feet. First floor weekly, $1500 monthly. Monday, the State Department in lieved behind the crackdown. sliders to deck. In­ trees, brick patio and bedroom. $750. per 649-8873 or 683-3387. A majority of Democratic DiRosa said after the meeting. revaluation and the illegal expan­ the process was found to be dining room, pantry, cludes pool toot Also suite In Main Street month, heat Included. Washington said Tuesday. The Bush administration says bath with antloue fix­ roam to play. Three Professional Building SCHALLER board members had decided Weiss, who plans to retire June sion of the sewage treatment inadequate. two car garage. bedroom Colonial with Call Gordon at D.W. Sheltering Fang was “ interfer­ the situation is so chaotic in the tures, newer furnace, $198,500. YoYo Carroll. with off street parking. A C U R A Q U A L IT Y Monday after a caucus to remove 30, is seeking an increase in his plant in wetlands. Weiss said the board was fully charming details. A Fish, 871-1400.______13 INDUSTRIAL PRE-OWNED AUTOS ence in China’s internal affairs,” world’s most populous country updated wiring, exte­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- Sale or lease with op­ CLYDE the pension hike request from the pension of $48.50 per month. During a farewell address to rior has fresh paint, bright and sunny tion. Coll Tom Boyle, PRDPERTY 85 Chrysler Lsser *4595 CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. the television report said. that it can’t tell who is in charge, 4060.D home. Large living and M ANCH ESTER. One bed- ID R O U T E 83, V E R N O N agenda. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Budget and Research Officer the board. Weiss said he found it See MANAGER, page 12 one car garage, super owner/ogent. Boyle room apartment. $475 6 Spd.. A/C. Low Mllee Chinese witnesses reported and that it appeared likely MANCHESTER. Huge dining rooms, fire­ 81 Mercury Cougar *3495 yard with privacy Real Estate Company, per month Includes M ANCHESTER. Up to 83 Marcuiy Marquii 4 Or. *4 9 9 5 more skirmishing between rival China’s top leaders have left plantings and fencing. unloue ten room Cali­ place, I'/z baths. Coll 649-4800. 7,300 sq. ft. Industrial Fuky Equip.. 25.000 MIIm fornia Ranch Includes Re/M AX 647-1419 or heat and appliances. 83 Ford Escort Wsgon*2600 84 Calabrity 4 Or. *4 9 9 5 armies on Beijing’s outskirts. Beijing. $149,900. Jackson & MANCHESTER. Charm­ 649-8365.______space, plus 1 acre of 4 IpBBd. StBTOO. CiBOn C f 04 Buick Cantury Wagon *6 6 9 5 Jackson Real Estate, four or five bedrooms, Barbara Weinberg ev- land for lease. Warren At least a dozen other Chinese 2Va baths and two fam- enlngs 643-0844.n_____ ing traditional style FOUR rooms, second 86 Mercury Lynx *3495 84 Horizon 4 Door *4295 Rowdy, noisy House races the clock 647-8400.O______2500 square toot office E. Holland Inc., 643- 4- speed, Stereo, Uke New cities were wracked by demon- See CHINA, page 12 llv rooms. Kitchen TWO family, B2 zoning. floor. $630. Including 1108. 85 Buick Somatatt 2 Or. *7 2 9 5 TEN rooms, two full plus area also In lower level building In prime East heat. Suitable for 85 Honda CRX *4495 two halt baths, enor­ Six rooms each unit, Center Street location. 6 ipoBd. Gtoroo, Gpofty 85 Caprica 4 Dr. *7 3 9 5 By Judd Everhart you want about the House, that hours of debate, would require family room with Its three bedrooms, two adults. Call 649-9535 af- 83 Qlds Regency *5995 85 Elactra T-Typa *9 9 9 5 More news about the mous first floor family own entry for defininte Very near famous Co­ ter 5pm.______[,q |RDDMMATES vs, Fuky Loeded, Uke New and Peter Vlles it’s rowdy and noisy. But they companies with 75 or more car garage. New roof. veys Restaurant. Off 88 Cutlaaa Clara Wag. *6 9 9 5 Legislature ... pages 4, 5 room, delux oak kit­ In-law potential. Must Great location for busi­ AVAILABLE July 1. $600. IDI3 » I w a n t e o 85 VW QTI *6495 The Associated Press work hard.” employees to offer workers at Blood bath in China chen, full walk-out be seen I YoYo Carroll. street parking. Lease S>Bpd. A/C. B iM k 85 Cantury Wagon *7 9 9 5 basement. In-law setup ness In highly visible or sate with excellent Four room duplex It was especially rowdy and least 16 weeks of unpaid leave Sentry Real Estate, 643- neighborhood. Owner without heat and re­ MANCHESTER. Room­ 85 VW QTI *5995 85 Elactra 4 Door *1 0 9 9 5 noisy Tuesday and several times Balducci early today managed every two years to care for sick on first floor and lots 4060.O financing In place. Call 5- apd, AK. S H n r HARTFORD — House Speaker financing available. frigerator. No pets. mate. Male, non- 86 Monta Carlo *7 6 9 5 Balducci — who’s broken three to salvage the so-called family family members and newborn or more! $219,900. Jack- Tom Boyle, owner/a- smoker, professional MANY OTHERS TO Richard J. Balducci, running now restricts most travel SOUTH Windsor. Like Rent option possible or Adults preferred. Call 86 Camaro Coupa *6995 son & Jackson Real gent, Boyle Real Estate to share large five CHOOSE FROM on just a few hours’ sleep a night, gavels this year trying to keep leave bill sponsored by Senate newly adopted children. Estate, 647-8400.O new. Two year old take advantage of Company, 649-4800. after 5pm, Monday- 86 Grand Am 2 Dr. *7 9 9 5 seven room Raised creative financing by Frlday, 646-8858. room, V/2 bath apart­ is racing the clock as the House order in the 151-member President Pro Tern John B. The bill now goes back to the By Nancy Pappas dents and diplomatic families M ANCH ESTER. For sale 345 C E N T E R S T . 88 Oalta 88 2 Dr. *9 99 5 Ranch. Three bed­ owner. Anne Miller ment. Rent Includes heads into the final day of the 1989 chamber — had to gavel it back to Larson, D-East Hartford, who Senate, which had approved a Manchester Herald being evacuated, the airline is 2,000 square foot fur­ heat and hot water. MANCHESTER 86 Markur XR4TI *9495 INVITATION TO BID rooms, living room Real Estate, 647-8000.D M ANCHESTER. One-two session. order. said he would reluctantly accept more liberal version back in trying to add extra planes to the with fireplace, large nished office building, bedrooms, second $355. 646-2881 evenings. 647-7077 "You ’ve got to be running on The '89 session faces a manda­ the compromise version. April. Sealed bids will be received In nice location, good 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 Area residents would need to route. These planes fly to China family room, two EACH side has five rooms floor, heat and hot adrenalin now,” said Balducci, tory adjournment hour of mid­ The House version of the bill, the General Services' offlce, 41 baths, appllanced kit­ parking area. $285,000. demonstrate a pressing need with almost every seat empty, the Center St., Manchester, CT with three bedrooms water, enclosed WANTED D-Newington. “ You can say what night tonight. passed on a 112-35 vote after three See HOUSE, page 12 until 11:00 a.m. on the dote chen, sun deck, one and 1'/z baths. Three R.D. Murdock, 643- porches, on bus line. CHORCHES MOTORS before they would be permitted to spokesman in Chicago said. shown below for the following: acre lot, many nice garages plus one car­ 2692. Garage, yard. Availa­ TD RENT JOE RILEY’S 80 Oakland St. travel into China during the This is in marked contrast to JUNE 14, 1989 — FIRE DE­ features. $197,000. U & port. Buy half or both. ble July 1. $750 per DILLON FORD Manchester, CT current civil strife, according to the situation which existed until PARTMENT EQUIPMENT MANCHESTER-South R Realty, 643-2692.a Some owner financing APARTMENTS month. Security dep­ 319 M a in St., M anchastar 1966 DODGE DYNASTY >1Z138 local travel agents. approximately 15 days ago, the JU N E 20,1989 — ONE (1) 1989 offered. lO'A fixed rate osit. No pets. Call after Windsor. Looking tor The builder of this brand FOR RENT 88 "EXP Coupa *7405 So far, no one has called spokesman said. China has been a HOLDER A-6S TRACTOR OR new seven room Colon­ financing. A great time 5, 643-5027. one bedroom Town- laas CHRVSLER Mh AVE >14.586 EQUAL house/Condo to rent 88 Escort “LX" H/B *7499 Buchwald used wit Manchester’s travel offices ask­ popular destination for tourists, ial on Shoddy Mill to buy. $127,900 or MANCHESTER. Avalla- MANCHESTER. Well 80 Escort "G L” H/B *7498 19S8 DODQE ARIES >7.966 J U N E 20, 1989 — O N E (1) 45 with option to buy. Call i f ing to do so, according to agents students and business travelers Road In Andover has $240,000 - holt duplex or ble Immediately. Two cared for three bed­ 85 Eacon 4-Dr H/B *4495 19S8 QM SIERRA P.U. >S.SS6 HORSEPOWER CONCRETE/ both sides. Anne Miller 225-3228. and managers. in the seven years since travel ASPHALT ROAD SAW 8. reduced the price to an bedroom townhouse- room duplex with lots 88 Taurus Wag. Loadsd >7998 19SS DODGE SHADOW >S7I6 BLADES affordable $219,900, but Real Estate, 647-8000.D ,trom $650. Security of character. Non- MANCHESTER-East A special State Department restrictions were lifted. Hartford. One bed­ 83 Escort 2 Door >4996 196S DODGE D1S0 P.U >11,366 to conquer his pain The Town of Manchester It on you must furnish the NEW listing. Price to sell. and references re­ smokers. No pets. $750. 87 Escort ‘G L " H/B *5598 visa is always required to travel In the Manchester area, people room apartment lass DODGE DAYTONA >10.198 equal opportunity employer, Interior painting. Attractive three bed­ quired. No pets. Also plus utilities. 647-7725. 85 Mustang Sunroof *4965 in China, said Valerie Korn, began booking flights to China as and requires on affirmative Three bedrooms, 2'/j wanted In quiet neigh­ room Cape. Fireplace, available, one bed­ AVAILABLE Imme­ 89 Brand Now Fastiva >8799 1967 DODGE OMNI >4,988 By Maureen Leavitt I’ve always seen the humor in action policy for oil of Its baths, fireplace, ap­ hardwood floors, treed room from $550. Boyle borhood. For single, travel agent supervisor at the soon as they were permitted to do C ontractors and V endors oa o diately. Nice one bed- professional, responsi­ 88 LTD Brougham Sodan *5886 19S7 BUICK SKYHAWK >6.408 Manchester Herald things,” Buchwald said. " I t ’s AAA Travel Agency, 391 Broad so, Lesperance said. In spite of condition of doing business proximately 1900 lo t a n d garage. Real Estate Company, room. Carpet, ble female. 225-3228. 88 Marcury Sabis ‘Q S " *7495 19S7 CHRYSLER SIh AVE >13.986 worked for me. I was a foster St. problems with communication, 1 with the Town, oa per Federal square feet. Super five $132,900. Rothman and 649-4800; Superintend­ appliances, enclosed O rder 11244. acre country lot. Jack- Rothman, 646-4144. ent, 646-1999. 86 F2SO 4x4 *6999 18S4 RENAULT ENCGRE >2,260 As a child, Art Buchwald used child, and I turned everying into “ You have to get authorization accommodations and sanitation, porch, heat and hot 89 Probs LX Damo *12996 Bid forma, plana and speclfl- son & Jackson Real humor to cushion his world humor for survival so its second before you can travel over almost everyone reported having MANCHESTER. Huge MANCHESTER. Two water. $575. Garage 85 Bronco II AT *0995 1968 PLYMOUTH RELIANT >6.186 cottona ore available at the Estate, 647-8400.O and brand new. 1800 bedroom apartment. gyalloble. 646-4144. against the pain and loneliness of nature to me.” there,” Korn said this morning. had excellent visits there, she General Services' office. E l FURNITURE 88 Rangsr XLT *8996 1963 CHRYSLER SIh AVE >6,250 MANCHESTER. Two square foot cedar sided All appliances, carpet­ TWO bedroom duplex. being a foster child. He told how he spends his time “ And right now they (State said. T O W N O F three bedroom town- 87 84 Tsmpo 2 Door *4298 1955 BUICK RIVIERA >6.500 MANCHESTER, CT family house. Excel­ ing, heat and hot water, Includes heat, hot wa­ KING size, SeashelLhead Today, that humor has made writing two columns a week, Department officials) are going Air travel alone can cost about lent Investment pro- house. All Amenities. air conditioning. Se­ 88 Ford F150 P/U *10598 1550 MERCURV MONARCH >1.905 ROBERT B. WEISS, ter, gas for cooking. board tor water bed. him one of America’s most answering mail, and speaking at to question as to whether you $1,500 per person, said Korn. GENERAL MANAGER pert. $85,900, by owner. Only $167,900. Rothman cond floor. Call 649- $685. per month. 659- Excellent condition. 643-2145 popular political humorists and engagements like the one Tues­ 647-8467 evenings. and Rothman, 646-4144. 5240. 0703 after 4pm. ★ 643-2791 ★ have a real need to go there. I Package deals can go for about 010-04 $100. 646-6799. day night. columnists. m- would think having to get a family $3,000 per person, including ac­ Buchwald, 63, brought his Buchwald said he would talk member might be about the only commodations and ground trans­ barbed tongue to Manchester about a few hospital issues during reason they would let you go in.” portation. she said. An escorted Tuesday. He was the guest the presentation. In a travel advisory issued on tour frequently costs between speaker at the third annual Major “ They just gave rats saccharin Monday, the State Department $4,000 and $5,000 per person, said Giving Society dinner and presen­ to develop cancer," Buchwald strongly urged Americans to Lesperance, depending upon the I h tation of the Manchester Memor­ said. “ So my solution to that H:, postpone visits to China, said length of the visit. ial Hospital Development Fund problem is not to develop a new Jeannette Lesperance, manager Inc. substitute for saccharin but they of Airway Travel Agency Inc.. 457 IT’S TAG SALE TIME have to develop a stronger rat.” The event is held to honor those Center St. The advisory reads, in in the hospital’s three major He said hospital food might also part. “ The current situation is TODAY 4 Days for the Price of 3! giving societies who have given be a good topic for discussion. extremely volatile and poten­ $500 or more to the hospital " I maintain that hospitals put tially life threatening,” Lesper­ development fund. millions of dollars into scanners Stu HIpkIns/Spaclal to tha Harald ance said. In d e x Are things piling up? Then why not heve a tag sale? and $3 into the chef.” Buchwald Before the black-tie affair at For the past several days, air 24 pages, 2 sections The best way to announce it Is with a Herald Classified Ad. Manchester Community College, began. “ When a patient won’t eat, HUMBLE HUMORIST — Art Buchwald, 63, the traffic in the China-to-United which was expected to attract 200 they take his blood and send it political humorist and columnist, poses while he States corridor has been almost Business____ 22 Natlon/World-7-9 Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for people, Buchwald spent some down to the lab. They’d be much fields questions from reporters Tuesday night at entirely one way toward the Classified _ 22-24 Obituaries____ 2 time revealing some thoughts to better off if they sent the food United States, according to a C o m ics_____ 16 Opinion___ 10-11 the press. down and had it examined." Manchester Community College. Buchwald was in the week. - town to address major donors to the Manchester spokesman for United Airlines, Focus______15 People______15 Calf 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 “ Life’s been very pleasant, and the only American carrier which Food_____ 13-14 Science______18 TA 6 SALE SIGN WHEN YOU PUCE AN AO. STOP IN AT OUH OFFICE I I do see the humor in things and See BUCHWALD, page 12 Memorial Hospital Development Fund. serves China. Local/State Sp o rts____19-21 With American executives, stu­ ______2-6,12 Television____17 ______t

m-- MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 7, 1989 — 3 2 _ MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 7. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J Selectmen Three towns will contribute About Town Police Roundup reduce goal to repairs at Risley Dam St. Bridget Bazaar set Youth faces bomb charge A 14-year old local youth was arrested Tuesday on for housing The 16th annual St. Bridget Bazaar will be held By Nancy Concelman The Bolton Board of Selectmen The dam, Risley Reservoir and charges he threw a smoke bomb in the first floor Monday through June 17 in the ehurch parking lot. Manchester Heral,d voted unanimously .to approp­ 104 acres of land around it were lobby of the Watkins Centre building, 935 Main St., Bv Rick Santos u Each evening there will be entertainment for Manchester Herald riate $6,800 for the repairs. The given to the land trust by the heirs everyone, bingo with cash prizes, rides, arts and police and fire officials said. Elected officials in Manches­ Manchester Land Conservation of John S. Risley on the condition Rudy Kissmann, deputy fire marshal for the ter, Bolton and Vernon voted Trust asked Bolton to contribute that the dam be repaired and the crafts, a dunking booth, games of chance, plants BOLTON — Selectmen say they Town of Manchester Fire Department, said today a Tuesday to contribute a total of $25,000 for repairs but members land be preserved as open space. and refreshments. Winners of the raffle will be want to join an affordable housing small fire resulted from the smoke bomb. The fire $141,800 for repairs to the Risley of the Bolton Board of Selectmen The dam is located off Lake drawn June 7 at 11:30 p.m. compact but only if the town burned a small portion of a rug, he said. Dam. said they thought that amount Street where Manchester, Ver­ requires that 20 affordable hous­ The smoke bomb was reported just before 3 p.m., Members of the Manchester was too high. non and Bolton meet. ing units be built in the next five D of I to honor scholars Kissmann said. He said the bomb caused some Board of Directors unanimously years — less than half that Bolton First Selectman Sandra Manchester’s contribution is chaos throughout the building. approved an appropriation of Six students from Catholic grammar schools will recommended by the Capitol W. Pierog said today the Board of the largest because the town The Watkins Centre building contains offices for $75,000 from the water fund to receive awards from the Daughters of Isabella Region Council of Governments. Finance must also approve the would have flow rights to the 62 doctors and accountants, among other businesses, finance repairs, estimated to cost Tuesday at 7 p.m. at the First Federal Savings and The Board of Selectmen needed appropriation. The board is sche­ million gallons of water in the N Kissmann said. There are no residential tenants in $310,000. Republican Director Ro­ Loan Association. F ive a reD o f Iawardsof$150and duled to meet later this month, reservoir. Directors said ’Tues­ the building. to decide Tuesday whether it nald Osella was not at the one is an Anna LaGace award of $150 each. would continue working with she said. day the $75,000 is a good invest­ The youth was charged with breach of peace, meeting Tuesday. Refreshments will be served to students and their ment in a future water supply. reckless burning, second-degree reckless endan- CRCOG, the group organizing the The Vernon Town Council voted The state has approved a families following the awards. A D of I business germent. and illegal possession of fireworks, police compact, because the organiza­ 6-4 to contribute $60,000, Vernon $200.000bond forthe work, $25,000 Sixty-three acres of the open meeting will be held after the awards. Sister Mary said. tion required notification by officials said today. Two council of which has been spent on an land are in Bolton and 41 acres Alice LaGace and her committee are in charge of He was released to the custody of his mother, today, said First Selectman San­ members did not vote. engineering study. are in Vernon. refreshments. police said. dra W. Pierog. Once all the details to the compact are finalized. Bolton Past Master Night slated Patrick Flynn/Manchaster Herald College Notes would then be asked to ratify its Parcel valued at $2.7 million The Master of Manchester Lodge of Masons has CAR RAFFLE — Bob Taylor, left, automobile that is similar to one that will membership at a town meeting, said Helen Kemp, the town’s designated Tuesday as Past Master Night. Past treasurer of the B.P.O. Elks, Lodge No. be auctioned by the Elks on Saturday. The town could receive $2.7 The condemnation case was reconstruction and $140,000 for its executive assistant. Master Donald D. Wells and his corps of officers and 1893, and Pete Nelson, the Elks’ exalted Raffle tickets are $100 each and can be million for land in the Buckland heard last month by a panel of share of the Union Street Bridge Majors in marine biology The board voted 3-1 Tuesday to all past masters of the lodge will officiate. A dinner Industrial Park that the state three judicial’referees, who de­ reconstruction cost. ruler, stand in the showroom of Moriarty obtained by calling the Elks at 646-9262. set the minimum number of units will be served at 6:30 p.m. Reservations must be Keith Richardson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop needs to complete Interstate 291. termined that the land is worth Bros., 315 Center St., Tuesday near an at 20 although CRCOG recom­ Weiss has suggested using the made with Matthew Heinrich Jr.. 643-2668, All Richardson of Coventry, graduated June 4 from Town Manager Robert B. Weiss $2.7 million plus $130,000 in mended that Bolton require 44 remaining $1.56 million to cover master masons are invited. Southeastern Massachusetts University. North said Tuesday. interest, Weiss said in a Tuesday units. the town’s share for several Dartmouth. Mass., with a bachelor of science The state originally offered memo to the Board of Directors. Selectman Lawrence A. Con­ “ urgent” projects, including in­ degree in biology and marine science. $400,000 for the 28.7 acres but Obituaries verse. who voted against the The state could appeal the tersection improvements and the Bird club meeting set He is a 1985 graduate of Coventry High School and revised that figure to $1.13 million proposal, said, “ Anytime you assessment, Weiss said in the Tolland Turnpike reconstruction. a 1987 graduate of Mitchell College. New London, last year after Weiss rejected the The Connecticut Association for Aviculture have quotas and don’t accommo­ memo. ina; a stepdaughter, Nancy Cone in Manchester, and was em­ with an associate degree in marine science. He The Associated Press first offer. The state paid the town The town could also use funds to (Exotic Bird Club) will present Tom Ireland, past Ronald R. Arcand date for the whole, you’re of Colchester; two sisters, Sarah ployed at the Travelers Insu­ attended Childrens School of Science in Woods Hole, the $1.13 million but Weiss said Of the total it has already acquire property needed for president of the American Federation Aviculture, discriminating.” DOUBLE FATALITY — William Cassida and Paul Ezzo of Ronald R. Arcand, 44, of Howard of Windsor and Marie rance Co. of Hartford for many Mass, for nine summers and worked there as a the second offer was also too low received, the town has spent additional parking at the Munici­ operator of one of the largest private aviaries in Establishing quotas when there the Waterbury Police Department race toward a waiting Ellington, died Tuesday (June 6, Kessler of Manchester; and 10 years. teaching assistant for two summers. and the state began condemna­ $995,000 on its share of the cost of pal Building and Lincoln Center. Florida. Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. The club will meet at are no need for them is discrimi­ 1989) at Rockville General Hospi­ grandchildren. She is survived by two brothers, He has also had summer employment at the ambulance with the first fire victim from a Tuesday tion proceedings for the land. the $15 million Main Street Weiss said. the Veterans Clubhouse. 100 Sunset Ridge Drive, nation also. Converse said. East Hartford. tal. He was a postal clerk at the The funeral will be Friday at Howard Generous of Manchester Marine Biological Lab at Woods Hole and afternoon fire on Orange Street in Waterbury. The cause United States Post Office in 9; 15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney and Col. Harry W. Generous of Associates of Cape Cod. Falmouth, Mass., where he A representative of the Bolton of the fire, which killed two children, has not been Manchester. F'uneral Home, 219 W. Center St., Stratford; a sister, Harriett is currently working. Ecumenical Council. Harrol Baker, argued that the town does determined. He is survived by his wife, followed by a Mass of Christian Darby of Titusville, Fla.; and While at A.C.C. this spring he was filmed for a Learn your best colors have a need for low-cost hou.sing. Meeting format spurs debate Noreen (Healy) Arcand of Elling­ burial at 10 a.m. at St. Bridget several nieces and nephews. documentary. “ The Healing Sea.” by an Australian Young people starting their ca­ A workshop on individual color analysis will be ton: two sons, Jonathan M. Church. Burial will be in East Funeral arrangements are in­ TV crew. It will be released in Australia in the fall. offered at Manchester Community College Wednes­ Arcand and Ryan D. Arcand, both Cemetery. Calling hours are complete. Burial will be at At A.C.C he is employed as a bleeder, drawing reers and elderly people with low Bv Nanev Concelman have two opportunities to com­ Deputy Mayor Stephen T. Cas- day. June 14. from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. The course fee is of Ellington; and two daughters, Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 Woodlawn Cemetery in Suffield. blood from horse shoe crabs. These crabs are blood incomes can no longer afford to House fire kills Manchester Herald ment. once on agenda items and .sano, a Democrat, said there $40. The hands-on workshop will include an Roberta Lynn Arcand and Kris­ p.m. doners, and are returned to their original live in Bolton, he said. once on any item within the have been occasions during the individualized color analysis, hints on the effective tine Marie Arcand, both of Memorial donations may be environment within 24 hours. “ This (constructing low-cost Republican directors accused board’s jurisdiction. Republican past eight months when the board use of accessories, and individually chosen Ellington. made to the American Cancer Lionel Chaloux Richardson plans to get a full-time job in the field housing) will maintain the pres­ Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. Ronald Osella said in a May 23 has been able to complete busi­ wardrobe and makeup colors. To register, call The funeral will be Friday with Society, 243 E. Center St. Lionel Chaloux, 79, of Glaston­ of aquaculture. ent mix of younger people and 2 young children Tuesday of using a meeting letter to DiRosa. ness in one meeting. older people.” Baker said. 647-6242. a Mass of Christian burial at 11 bury, died today (June 7,1989) at format which discourages com­ Osella said in the letter that With only one meeting, he said, Selectman Carl A. Preuss said a m. at St. Luke’s Church in Manchester Memorial Hospital. ment from the public. when the board has held two the public is given one chance to membership in the compact Ellington. Burial will be in St. William A. Gray He was the husband of Muriel Graduates from BSU WATERBURY (AP) - Fire Officials said the cause of the DiRosa angrily denied the meetings a month the public has speak on agenda items and one Widows host luncheon should not cau.se problems since James Cemetery in Manchester. William A. Gray, 69, of 919 Dobson of Glastonbury and father officials today were trying to blaze had not been determined, charge at the Board of Directors’ been denied the chance to speak chance to speak on any item. Christa Hesselbach, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo he does not know of any penalties Widows and Widowers Associated of Manchester Calling hours are Thursday from Grant Hill Road, Coventry, died of Alan Chaloux of Manchester. determine the cause of a fire that but an electrical fire and arson meeting, .saying. “ You tell me on any item within the board’s Siebert. 27 Curry Lane, graduated in May from imposed on towns for not meeting “ There is no violation of the will meet Sunday at 1:30p.m. for a potluck luncheon 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Saturday (June 3, 1989) at Man­ He also is survived by a raced through a three-story had been ruled out. where we’re not following the juri.sdiction during the first meet­ Boise State University. Boise, Idaho. the group’s established quotas. procedures.” Cassano said. at Emanuel Lutheran Church, 600 Church St. A Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 76 chester Memorial Hospital. daughter. Beverly Hellstrom of wood-frame house and left two “ It could’ve been the kids rules and I ’ll follow them right ing. Osella was not at Tuesday’s She received an associate in science degree in And the results of the negotia­ DiRosa had planned to hold business meeting will follow lunch. All widowed Prospect St., in the Rockville He was born in Springfield, Glastonbury; two sisters, Irene young children dead. playing with a lighter, it could now.” meeting. nursing. tions with the group are not only one meeting this month but persons are invited. For more information, call section of Vernon. Mass., and lived in Coventry for Lessard of the Rowayton section The fire started about 1 p.m. have been a lit cigarette. We don’t Republican Theunis Werk- “ I think it’s due time you run binding to the town until they are decided to recess Tuesday’s 643-0050 or 643-7976. Memorial donations may be many years. He was formerly of Norwalk and Yvette Montieth Tuesday in a closet in a rear know,” Assistant Fire Marshal hoven said the board has not these meetings according to approved by a town meeting. made to the Ellington Rescue employed as a truck driver for the of Wakefield, R.I.; and four bedroom of the building on the Francis Rompre said. followed rules it adopted in adopted rules,” Werkhoven said meeting until June 20 because On college swim team Preuss said. Post No. 512, P.O. Box 71, Maskin Freight Lines and was an grandchildren. city’s north side. Zulma Morales, A lighter was found in the rear December 1987 to hold two Tuesday. board members wanted to dis­ Real estate course planned CRCOG defines affordable Ellington 06029 or to the Leuke­ Army veteran of World War II. The funeral will be F’riday at 11 Melissa Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George 3. and Antonio Rodriguez, 2. were bedroom, but it was not near the meetings a month. At each DiRosa said he didn’t feel he cuss several agenda items, he housing as housing that a family “ Real Estate Principles,” an introductory course mia Society, 40 Woodland St., He is survived by a son, Gary C. a.m. at the Farley-Sullivan Fun­ Lee of Wilfred Road, a freshman at Morrisville playing in the room moments closet, Rompre said. meeting, the public is supposed to had broken the rules. said. of four making $45,500 could buy in real estate, will be offered at Manchester Hartford 06105. Gray of Coventry; a brother, eral Home, 50 Naubuc Ave., College. Morrisville. N.Y., was a member of the before the blaze broke out, “ We have no evidence that the or rent. That means a house for Community College. The course will cover topics Louis Curtis in Washington; two Glastonbury. Burial will be in women’s swim team this past year. Waterbury Fire Marshal An­ children were playing with some­ $113,750 or monthly rent of $1,137. required by the Connecticut Real Estate Commis­ close friends, Hope Byrne of Green Cemetery, Glastonbury. She was listed as one of the premier women thony Zappone said. thing that started the fire,” he For a family of four making sion and leads to licensing of real estate Hugh J. Donnelly Carver, Mass, and Bud O’Neil of Calling hours are from 7 to 9 p.m. swimmers, competing in the junior college national Both children were found by said. “ Right now, the cause is $22,750, an affordable house salespersons and brokers. The class will meet Hugh J. Donnelly, 62, of 35 Laconia, N.H.; and one grandson. today. championships in several events. She is a firefighters in the bedroom. One undetermined,” would cost $56,875 while an Mondays and Wedne.sdays from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Kenwood Drive, died Tuesday The funeral was Tuesday at the secretarial science major. was lying on the bottom bunk of a As many as 15 people lived in affordable monthly rent would be beginning June 12. In addition. “ Real Estate (June 6, 1989) at Manchester John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Receives Elon degree bunk bed, while the other was the building. Fire Chief Michael $569, according to CRCOG. Appraisal I.” is a course for licensing real estate Memorial Hospital. He was the 219 W. Center St. Burial was at Donald K. Wright, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick found beneath it. A. Izzo said. They will not be able In other business, the board brokers. This class will be held Tuesdays and husband of Grace (LeM ay) Prospect Hill Cemetery in A. Wright of 102 Green Road, graduated in May Firefighters carried the child­ to return to their apartments for voted unanimously to recom­ Thursdays from 6:30 to 9:10 p.m. beginning June 13. Donnelly. Hampden, Mass. In Memoriam from Elon College, North Carolina. ren outside and attempted to several days, he said. mend spending $15,000 for a study Both courses cost $158. For more information, call He was born in Hartford, but In sad and loving memory of Mr. He majored in accounting. rescusitate them. Izzo said he did not know if to determine the necessary reno­ 647-6242. lived in Manchester for many and Mrs. Polinski, Vickey, Stella, Rodriguez had been inside when vations to convert the Center “ We had some response from years. He was a foreman for Jennie Warner Catherine, brother Henry and last Graduates from Clark the fire broke out. School to a building for municipal them at the scene when we tried Bowers re-dedicatlon set MDC, Hartford, for more than 32 Jennie “Jane” (Generous) but not least Dorothy J. Sinnamon. Kimberly P. Morhardt, daughter of Susan B. uses. That school would be cardiac massage but the children “ She screamed that her child­ years, and was a Navy veteran of Warner, 83, of Titusville, Fla., Sunshine passes, shadows fall Bowers School will hold a re-dedication celebra­ Mase of Manchester, graduated in May from Clark abandoned under a plan to build died,” Battalion Chief Maurice ren were upstairs,” Zappone World War II. formerly of Bloomfield and Man­ Love’s remembrance outlasts all. tion Monday at 1:15 p.m. to end the school University, Worcester. Mass. McCarthy said. said. “ She was hysterical and we Besides his wife, he is survived chester, died Tuesday (June 6, And though the years an addition to Bolton Elementary renovation project. A paradeledby the filing Junior She received a bachelor of arts degree in The children were taken to St. were unable to talk to her.” by a son, Hugh P. Donnelly of 1989) in Titusville after a long be many or few. School. High School Band and tree-planting ceremony will psychology. M ary’s Hospital, where they Andover; two daughters, Pat illness. She was the widow of They are filled with When firefighters arrived be featured. were pronounced dead. Autopsies DeSimone and Debbie Bostwick, Charles Warner. remembrance of you. shortly after 1 p.m., flames were were to be performed today, a bursting out of a bedroom win­ both of Manchester; a stepson, She was a member of the Sadly Missed, Bolton OKs spokesman at the state medical ‘Parents’ sponsor dance William Winnie in North Carol­ Chapman Court of the Amaranth Husband, son, and brother dow. Twenty firefighters with Thoughts examiners office said. three fire engines and a ladder Parents Without Partners is sponsoring an open request for The children’s mother. Carmen truck extinguished the blaze in Morales, had been helping her GRAND OPENING dance Saturday from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a m. at about 20 minutes. Zappone said. Sacred Heart Church, Route .30, in Vernon. Music Current Quotations Public Meetings Have you noticed when the name children comes sister move into an upstairs will be by “ String Fever.” up? When there is political unrest, reports usually school funds apartment in the house, Zappone Admission is $6 for members (with card) and $8 mention children as the first victims. Yes it depends said. on whom gives the report and for what ends. But for non-members. For more information, call Ken. BOLTON — Residents at a town Sher and a man whose identity CAR RAFFLE M anchester these little people non-productive in the economic was not available were treated at 568-4428, or Diane. 87.5-7513, “ We cannot tolerate the continuance of the meeting voted unanimously 3RD ANNUAL Wed.,June 7,1989 current distrust and suspicion and expect to fulfill Hockanum River Linear Park Committee. sense, non-taxpayers, and subject to adults Tuesday to approve an applica­ St. M ary’s Hospital for shock and nonetheless are important. It is known by a the public’s expectation.” — New House Speaker Lincoln Center gold room, 7; 30 p.m. tion for state funding for the emotional trauma. 1989 UNCOLN TOWN CAR Thomas S. Foley. Library Board, Whiton Memorial Library, 7;30 particular culture boys are preferred to girls. In our The fire caused about $10,000 proposed $8 million expansion JUNE 10, 1989 Doors Open at 7:00 P.M.! Lottery p.m. own nation we hear of infants abandoned and for project to Bolton Elementary damage, with heavy smoke and others they are abused. Jesus said, “ Let the little intense heat spreading from the “ Our machines are not letting us down; we are School. ones come to Me for of such is the kingdom of God.” bedroom into a nearby kitchen, MANCHESTER ELKS letting ourselves down.” — Gen. A1 Gray, A ndover A plan to enlarge the elemen­ Winning numbers drawn Tuesday in New commandant of the Marine Corps, ordering Jesus brought a child into their midst when His and then upstairs into a third- *100.00 PER TICKET Board of Selectmen, Town Office Building, 3:30 tary .school and close Bolton England: worldwide refresher training to cut down on Marine disciples got into it over greatness. There are Center School is being considered floor closet, Zappone said. p.m. countless boys and girls who are loved, appreciated, Connecticut daily: 445. Play Four: 5545. aircraft accidents. by school officials, who have been He said he did not know spent time with by their parents and others, and our Connecticut Lotto: 15, 23, 26, 28, 29, 36. cited for state fire code violations whether the building had a fire 646-9262 country is richer for it! Massachusetts daily: 9555. “ We will begin the process today of shutting down Coventry at the Center School. School alarm. Connecticut's Newest Top 40 Night Spot!!! Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) Rancho Seco.” — David Boggs, general manager of Parks and Recreation Commission, Patriot’s officials said the Center School is Rev. C. W. Kuhl daily: 893, 8688. the Sacramento Municipal Utility District, after Park, 7; 30 p.m. a problem also because it is not AT AWESC3ME SOUND & LIGHT SHOW Rhode Island daily: 7962. voters rejected a measure to keep the Rancho Seco Building Code Board of Appeals, Town Office Zion Lutheran Church accessible to those with Rhode Island Lot-O-Bucks: 1, 2, 5, 19, 20. nuclear plant operating. Manchester 1 Building. 7; 30 p.m. disabilities. If the application is accepted, 3500 WATTS OF POWER! the state may pay as much as 60 Boston... percent of the project’s cost. The latest in High-Tech Lighting Weather iianrhratpr Hpralft Board of Education Chairman New York... James H. Marshall said at the USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 211 special town meeting at the Shopping Chance of showers Community Hall. Nightly Speclals^DancIng Nlghtly^Pool Tables REGIONAL WEATHER Board of Finance Chairman Excursions! Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Slaffert, Publisher Accu-Weatlier'" forecast for Thursday Raymond Ursin made it clear to night, a 60 percent chance of George T. Chappell Dennis M. Ssntoro the approximately 100 people in Daytime Cornlitions ar>d High Temperatures Editor Advertising Director showers. Low near 60. Thursday, attendance that the approval of cloudy with a 60 percent chance of Douglas A. Bevins Sheldon Cohen the application, which is due June The First 50 People At The Door Will Receive A showers. High in the mid 70s. Exscuthre Editor Composing Msnsger Jeanne G. Fromerth 30, is not binding. Outlook Friday, a chance of Robert H. Hubbard “ If the application is accepted, Business Manager Pressroom Manager M HANKY PANKY'S V.I.P. CARD showers. High near 80. the town still has to accept it.” he Denlae A. Roberta Frank J. MeSweegan Northwest hills: Tonight, a 50 Personnel Manager Circulation Director said. Good For FREE ADMISSION percent chance of showers. Low Residents and officials said LW[Ry SERIES Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the around 60. Thursday, mostly Manchseter Publlahlng Co., tS Bralnard Place. Mancheeter, they were wary of the plan LIMOUSINIS • CORPORtlE SEDANS cloudy with a 50 percent chance of Conn. 06040. Second claas poataga paid at Manchester, Conn. because property taxes are ex­ 311 MAIN STREET showers. High 70 to 75. Outlook Postmaster Send address changes to the Manchester Herald, pected to rise if the project is MANCHESTER. CT. 06040 P.O. Box 59t, MarKhaatar, Conn. 06040. TELEPHONE (203) 643-1211 Friday, a chance of showers. If you dont receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 undertaken. High in the mid 70s. a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you're unable Ursin said that if the maximum I.C.C. i DO! 1UINDRI2ED to reach your carrier, call subscriber service at 647-0946 by 6 amount of money were bonded at Mom St (Oouio fl) Nonr) p.m. weekdays lor delivery In Manchester. Waoftc East coastal: Tonight, areas of current interest rates, the prop­ iciutsk Msnehester, Ct. Ocean fog and a 60 percent chance of Suggested carrier rates are $t.80 weekly, S7.70 lor one 72-75 Purnell Place 7 month, $23.10 lor three months, $46.20 lor six months and erty tax would be raised 3.9 mills I From Hartlord-TokB Rl 64 East Taka Exil 3 (Rl 83 Nonh) |p>n>bofg>ij6? showers. Low near 60. Thursday, $02.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 35 cents a copy. in the first year of a 20-year loan. 0 649 -4671 Go straight Turn right onto Purnull Place at the 5th light cloudy with a 60 percent chance of The Manchester Herald Is s msmber ol The Associated Press, The increase in the tax rates Twarm^ the Audit Bureau ol Circulations, the New England Press 01909 Aocu WMfftM. Inc showers. High 70 to 75. Outlook Association and the New England Newspaper Association. would be lower the following u : Friday, a chance of showers. Today’s weather picture was drawn by Jodi Sralestad, 9, years, he said. High in the mid 70s. a fourth-grader at Bolton Elementary School. MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 7. 1989 — 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesdiiy. June 7. 1989 Riddle won’t Court to rule quickly on death penalty J LOCAL By Dean GolembeskI Heiman said he would notallow out instances when the death the same conclusion.” Sellers The Associated Press consideration of the death pe­ penalty should apply. .said. nalty in a pre-trial ruling in the “There can be no consistent That argument was challenged & STATE force hand HARTFORD — The state Su­ ca.se of Robert J. Breton. The outcome on who should die and in a joint brief filed by the ^1' preme Court has heard argu­ state appealed the ruling while who should not.” he told the Connecticut Civil Liberties Union Food chain denies charges ments on Connecticut’s death the trial continued, Breton subse­ ju.stices. and the National Association for penalty statute and promised to quently was convicted of the 1987 Both attorneys pointed to death the Advancement of Colored BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A spokesman for a on deseg suit decide quickly whether the law is murders of his former wife and penalty statutes in Arizona and People Legal Defense and Educa­ company that operates 23 Roy Rogers kV too vague to be applied. teen-age .son, but the jury has not Oklahoma, which are worded tional Fund Inc. Their brief Restaurant franchises in Connecticut has HARTFORD (AP) — A Republican anti-busing The ruling will be the first been released and sentencing has much like Connecticut’s. The argued that the phrase “espe­ denied charges of oppressive child labor amendment fell apart in the House when Democrats capital punishment issue to be been delayed since April pending death penalty laws of both states cially cruel” requires the court to decided by the Supreme Court have been challenged success­ provide an interpretation of its u practices outlined by the federal government revealed that Acting Attorney General Clarine the Supreme Court’s decision. in a lawsuit. Nardi Riddle has promised not to force the since the current death penalty Assistant State’s Attorney fully on constitutional grounds. meaning. But the brief argued it The lawsuit filed Monday by the U S, Legislature’s hand on the touchy issue of school statute was enacted in 1980. Steven M.Sellersarguedduringa The Oklahoma law was struck is the Legislature’s job. not the Department of Labor in U S. District Court desegregation. A question about the statute hearing Tuesday that the state’s down as unconstitutional by the Supreme Court’s, to provide that alleges that Eastern Hospitality deliberately The Republican amendment, offered by Rep. was raised in a double-murder capital punishment law is clear. U.S. Supreme Court in June 1988. definition. failed to pay required overtime wages to Robert Ward. R-North Branford, sparked an hour of case in Waterbury, where a He noted the death penalty can be Sellers argued that the Okla­ Michael B. Ross is the only underage teen-agers and assigned the youths sometimes heated debate Tuesday, but Ward Superior Court judge said the law applied only to certain crimes homa law was different from person to be convicted to die in to jobs that were too hazardous. withdrew the amendment when he learned of V is unconstitutionally vague. and enables a judge to define Connecticut’s because it applies Connecticut’s electric chair The lawsuit seeks an end to the alleged Riddle’s stance. Judge Maxwell Heiman said “especially cruel” in a way that to all murders. Connecticut’s under the existing death penalty practices and back pay for 134 workers, who The amendment, attached on a non-controversial the state law is flawed because it can be understood by a jury. death penalty, he noted, only statute. Ross currently is serving the government contends were denied over­ school construction bill, would have prohibited state requires the death penalty in But defense attorney Douglas applies to certain murders, such two life terms at Somers State time pay since 1986 in violation of the Fair officials from entering into any settlement of the 1 ) cases that are “especially cruel.” Nash of New Haven argued that' as the killing of a police officer Prison for two murders. His Labor Standard Act desegregation lawsuit that would require cities and The judge said the phrase is the phrase is unclear and could and multiple killings. death sentence in four other N towns to bus students across school district unclear and too broad, an appar­ lead to arbitrary decisions by “I think it’s an open question murders awaits a mandatory Water>protection bill passes boundaries. ent violation of the Eighth and juries. He said the state Legisla­ whether in this case they (the review by the state Supreme The amendment also would have severely limited Fourteenth Amendments. ture erred when it failed to spell U.S. Supreme Court) would reach Court. The town will benefit under the Aquifer Riddle’s ability to settle the desegregation lawsuit Protection Act. said state Rep. John W. without prior legislative approval. The suit was Thompson, D-Manchester. filed earlier this spring in Superior Court in The act. which was passed by the Senate Hartford, alleging the state’s racially divided \ I Cuomo’s tax-law change won’t end border war Monday and the House of Representatives May The Associated Press schools violate the state constitution. CONFERENCE CALL — Speaker of the State Capitol Tuesday. The General ALBANY, N Y. (AP) - Gov. provision covering a 2 percent paid the surcharge on investment some people paid less tax than 26, requires the state to develop standards to Republicans argued that it is the Legislature’s The Aetoclatad Prasi they should have and others paid control development near public water supply House Richard Balducci, D-Newington, Assembly was coming down to the wire Mario Cuomo wants to change the surcharge on unearned income income from out.side New York. duty to take action now. before the lawsuit is settled way the state taxes some out-of­ and conform state law to federal State Tax Department spokes­ more than they should have. wells. It also requires towns to develop local by a court. right, confers with state Rep. Dick as it headed toward a mandatory SPEAKING ON A BILL — State Sen. George Gunther, Rickard said. regulations to protect groundwater supplies, staters for money they make in law when it comes to some kinds man Paul Rickard said that about “We’re shirking our jobs by sitting here waiting Torpey, D-East Hartford, as Torpey sits adjournment today. R-Stratford, speaks about a piece of legislation from the New York, but he’s not touching of tax-exempt investments. 30.000 taxpayers will be eligible to With the two changes, the state mandates that the state provide technical for the courts to act,” said Rep. William at his desk in the Hall of the House at the could be forced to refund as much assistance and requires an educational pro­ floor in the Senate Chamber at the state Capitol Tuesday. the one provision that caused a get some money back by filing Wollenberg. R-Farmington. “We could be setting border war earlier this year. The surcharge was tacked on amended state tax returns. as $10 million to some 125.000 gram for the public on the need to protect the policy.” The General Assembly is to adjourn today. for 1988 only for all of a out-of-state taxpayers. Most of underground water supplies. But Democrats were prepared for the amend­ Connecticut Gov. William A. non-resident’s unearned income. The other change proposed by that money would go to people The act is especially important to Manches­ ment. and shot back with a written statement from House compromises on 16 weeks, O’Neill said that provision is the But Cuomo spokesman Gary Cuomo would make some feder­ who de.serve refunds from the ter. which has one of the largest underground Riddle. most objectionable but he said he Fryer said that meant the state ally fax exempt investments also surcharge, Rickard said. drinking water supplies in the stale. Thompson In it. she promised the Legislature that her office Soda tax to be deleted was encouraged that Cuomo was was collecting taxes on income exempt for state taxes. Money The changes proposed by said in a news release. would not agree to any settlement of the lawsuit that willing to continue talking about that was generated outside New from those investments is used to Cuomo will be included in a Thompson praised state Sen. Michael P. conflicted with state laws or required legislative sends family leave bill to Senate the issue. York state calculate adju.sted gross income. “budget cleanup” bill that’ll be Meotti. D-Glastonbury. and slate Rep. Thomas support not already given. from alternate drug bill Cuomo said Tuesday he’d ask Cuomo proposed allowing re­ But because of the difference presented to the Legislature. Luby. D-Meriden, who headed the Aquifer Shortly after learning of Riddle’s promise. Ward HARTFORD (AP) - The promise. “If you give this bill a B. Larson, D-East Hartford, the state Legislature to change a funds for any non-resident who between state and federal law. Fryer said. Protection Task Force of the legislature. withdrew his amendment. He acknowledged that he House of Representatives early chance, you’re going to give a hell who’s been pushing the bill all didn’t have the votes to pass it. but said the move today approved a bill requiring of a lot of people a chance.” year, said he would reluctantly HARTFORD (AP) — A contro­ about $6 million to be raised by became unnecessary once he learned of Riddle’s companies with 75 or more Rep. Jacqueline M. Cocco. accept the so-called 75-16 version. versial proposal to add a 20-cents- holding the state’s two daily Hydrochloric acid leaks promise not to set tie the suit in such a way that could employees to offer workers at D-Bridgeport. co-chairwoman of He said anything less than a a-gallon excise tax on soft drinks lotteries on Sundays. That portion force legislative action or support not already least 16 weeks of unpaid leave the Family and the Workplace 16-week leave would be to help pay for a drug education will remain in the bill. WATERBURY (AP) - A holding lank and enforcement program ap­ To be added is revenue ex­ containing 10.000 gallons of hydrochloric acid given. every two years to care for sick Committee, .said the bill would unacceptable. Riddle’s statement to the General Assembly may family members and newborn or affect only 5 percent of the state’s He probably has little choice, peared dead when House and pected from changes in the Lotto • at a Waterbury chemical company leaked and Senate Democratic leaders said game, expanding the "field” of sent a cloud of hazardous acid vapor 100 feet mean little as the lawsuit unfolds: she has agreed newly adopted children. employers, but slightly more since the 1989 legislative session not to seek election in 1990. so she will probably not The 112-35 House vole at 2:30 than half of its workers. must adjourn by midnight to­ they had come up with an numbers from which players into the air. fire officials said. alternative. select from 40 to 44. Estimates of WERE The incident late Tuesday caused authorities be in office when the suit is finally settled. a m. today after three hours of She said the bill would give night. Any changes to the bill in But Ward said her promise effectively ruled out debate sent the bill back to the peace of mind to workers who the House would send the bill how much that would raise to close off a 10-block area for several hours Instead of the soda tax, the ranged from $3 million to $30 while the cloud dissipated the chance that she would settle the suit in such a Senate, which had approved a would “know they will have a job back to the Senate, which would leaders said they would be using way as to impose forced busing. more liberal version back in to go back to when that emer­ then have to either accept the million. About 3.000 gallons of the potentially toxic revenues from state lotteries and The leaders also plan to expand hydrochloric acid leaked as vapor from the Further written comments by Riddle’s office said April. gency is over. Think of your House version or give it up for the other gaming. the amendment was “ill-advised” because it could The Senate bill called for 24 parents, your spouses, your child­ year. off-track betting by allowing tank at MacDermid Inc., said John Brown, a The $55 million drug bill, wagering on races and other BREAKMG be misinterpreted to mean that the state is actively weeks of leave for companies ren. Cast a vote for family.” The bill phases in company fire department spokesman including the soda tax, has events inside and outside of Fire officials were able to leave the scene protecting the racial imbalance of its school with 25 employees or more. The Rep. Joseph A. Adamo, D-West sizes and leave times over three systems. employees would be entitled to Haven, co-chairman of the Labor years, beginning next year. already passed the Senate and is Connecticut as they are broad- shortly after 1 a.m. today when the cloud had pending in the House. But House gast on screens in off-track safely dissolved. The vapor, described as The amendment “might be misconstrued by the continued health insurance Committee, said passing the bill Beginning July 1,1990, compan­ courts as state action which promotes or in some benefits. would give Connecticut the most ies with 250 or more employees Democratic leaders say they betting parlors, a procedure harmful to the respiratory system, eyes, skin can’t get the soda tax through the known as simulcasting. But there and teeth, escaped from an outside holding way abets racial and ethnic isolation in our larger “It’s worthy, it’s workable, it’s progressive law of its kind in the would have to offer 12 weeks IH ER U U S cities.” wrote John R. Whelan, an assistant attorney acceptable,” said Rei>. Eugene A. nation. leave. That would go to 16 weeks lower chamber and were looking would be no money raised from tank that had 10.000 gallons of the 42-pereent for alternatives Tuesday. that until the 1990-91 budget year. strength acid solution delivered earlier in the general. Migliaro. R-Wolcott, of the com­ Senate President Pro Tern John the following year. No, First Federal isn’t doing anything If the court reaches that conclusion, “we are very The soda tax was to be imposed The agreement on the new day. concerned that this will hurt us in our defense of the in the form of a 20-cents-a-gallon funding followed a meeting wrong (don’t be silly). But what we’re suit itself.” Whelan wrote. levy, or about 2 cents a can. among the leaders and the offering is certainly revolutionary. It’s The bill also called for using governor. F0R1H0SE our new 20/20 Access CD. 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He said he is hoping name with a Bloomfield address. are routinely posted on floors through: Legalizing drugs: in the kidnapping of a day-old baby the court will be lenient with her Police went to Wiggins’ home, out the hospital, Stasiowski said. girl from a hospital maternity ward. because of her emotional condition, showed his mother an artist’s sketch Stasiowski said photographers A Two killed in shootings After a 12-hour search for the infant adding he will press for court-ordered of the suspected kidnapper, and were normally present in the hospital and her abductor, the baby. Dimitri medical treatment for Green, rather Wiggins’ mother identified her as her to take photographs of newborn Advocates predict NEW HAVEN (AP) — Two people were Spyke. was reunited with her mother. than a prison sentence. son’s girlfriend. infants. But she said that parents, or killed in separate shootings in the city in one Dawn Spyke, 17, of Hartford. ‘‘She’s very confused. She’s not Police then went to the home where anyone wishing to see an infant, had to LEADERS MEET — night, New Haven police said. Donna Green, 20. of Bloomfield, was making any sense to me now,” Gerace Green and Wiggins live with Green’s be admitted to the ward by a nurse As President George who would ask for identification. ■’T In the first incident Tuesday, police were charged with first-degree kidnapping, said. " I ’m hoping compassion will mother. Wiggins initially said he Bush looks on. iess crime, costs called at about 5 p.m. to a parking area behind prevail.” didn’t know what the officers wanted, Green was being held on $100,000 u risk of injury to a minor and reckless bond in the women’s correctional Senate Majority some buildings on Dixwell Avenue with a endangerment. Bond was set at Hospital spokeswoman Carol Stasi- but later pulled Green aside and spoke By Carolyn Skorneck weren’t advocating use of now- report of a gunshot victim, Sgt. John Cacioli to her. center in Niantic after her arraign­ $ 100, 000. owski said a woman posing as a Leader George J. illicit drugs. ment in Hartford Superior Court. The Associated Press said. The baby girl disappeared from a photographer told the child’s mother She then led the officers to a walk-in “ The available evidence indi­ A police affidavit said she told Mitchell, D-Maine, When officers arrived, they found Joseph third-floor maternity ward at St. that she was taking her baby to closet, moved aside a pile of clothes WASHINGTON - With Presi­ cates that legalization would not police she had a miscarriage Thurs­ right, shakes hands Carter, 24. in a trailer with a head wound, Francis Hospital and Medical Center arrange for pictures about 4 p.m. and lifted the sleeping infant. lead to an explosion in drug use. day and lost a boy fathered by her dent Bush vowing that the Cacioli said. Carter was transported by about 4 p.m. Monday. After issuing a Monday. Gerace said Green’s family told with newly elected “ scourge” of drugs will stop and The repeal of alcohol prohibition him that she had taken "excellent boyfriend. She told police she was ambulance to the Hospital of Saint Raphael, statewide alert and searching area Dets. Jim Rovella and Stan Lukas House Speaker drug czar William J. Bennett did not,’ ’ said Ostrowski. “ The released from the University of where he died, apparently from a single train, bus and airport terminals, learned that a woman matching care” of the baby. The woman’s organizing the troops for a decriminalization of marijuana Connecticut Health Center the same Thomas S. Foley, gunshot wound. Cacioli said. police were led by some papers left in Green’s description had approached bedroom was filled with diapers and full-scale war, calls for decrimi­ in Alaska and the Netherlands did day and told no one about the D-Washington, Police were unable to provide details about a waste basket at the hospital to the three other patients posing as a feeding bottles, he said. nalization of drug use are like not. The cheap and ready access miscarriage. the second shooting, other than to confirm it Bloomfield home where Green lives. photographer the same day. “ The infant appears to be in before a White cries in the dark. to cocaine and narcotics in the Wiggins was arrested Tuesday on left another person dead and occurred about They arrived about 4:30 a.m., were Rovella then found the discarded excellent health and is under the care House meeting But the cries are getting louder 19th century did not. 7:40 p.m. at the inter.section of Edgewood and led by Green to the infant, who was in papers in the wastebasket by a of St. Francis physicians and nurses three outstanding warrants unrelated and have drawn together people “ The fact is, most people in our Orchard streets. a closet, and later arrested Green. hospital elevator. On the papers were at this time,” hospital spokesman to the kidnapping. West Hartford Tuesday. Foley from disparate sides of the society are capable of acting Investigations into both incidents are contin­ Green was apparently emotionally the names of maternity ward patients Peter Mobilia said Tuesday. police charged him with second- was elected to re­ political spectrum — from con­ responsibly when it comes to uing. Cacioli said. distressed over a recent miscarriage at the hospital, the first verse to Stasiowski said there was no lapse degree robbery, sixth degree larceny place Jim Wright, servative William F. Buckley to drugs,” he said. “ Users of and a troubled relationship with her “ Somewhere Over the Rainbow.” and in the hospital's already strict secur­ and third-degree assault on a person D-Texas. Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke, nicotine are declining. Alcohol bovfriend. her attorney. William the name Marvin Kevin Wiggins. ity. but hospital officials said Tuesday over 60. Baby injured in fall The Attocleled Pret* a former prosecutor. abusers are only a small percen­ Advocates of such a stance tage of the population.” BRIDGEPORT (A P) — An 8-month-old baby point to a drop in crime rates The panel members differed, fell two stories from a bedroom window, landed Lawyers’ panel Waterbury following the 1933 end of Prohibi­ however, on how much decrimi­ face first on a concrete slab and sustained only Foley promises ‘respect’ in House tion that had outlawed liquor nalization they want. minor injuries, police said. sales since 1920. Today, huge Schmoke stressed that al­ Bartholemew Ortiz was listed in good acid leak drug profits and artificially high though he believes marijuana use to review ethics sex with a l6-year-old girl. condition Tuesday at Bridgeport Hospital with Democratic ranks, with two of the House in order — but we don’t do drug prices are fueling the violent and sales should not have crimi­ Foley himself said he hadn’t bruises, a scraped chin and bitten tongue Republicans test three top party officers exiting so by sweeping things under the crime plaguing cities throughout nal penalties, he was not advocat­ read the Republican paper and following his fall Monday morning. shuts area because of questions about their rug.” the country, they say. ing that sales of cocaine, heroin at trash plant speaker’s vow as didn’t intend to. “ I ’m not con­ Police said Bartholemew had just been fed personal finances. Many Democrats considered Removing the profits would and other dangerous drugs be cerned about political action and was placed on a full-size bed for a nap by W ATERBURY (A P) - A hold­ Wright, D-Texas, resigned af­ Michel’s remarks a slap at the remove the criminals, the argu­ allowed in the same manner that his mother, Irma Ortiz, who then lay down next ing tank containing 10,000 gallons he accepts gavel ter the House ethics committee olive branch Foley was committees. I want to work with ment goes, and the billions of HARTFORD (A P) — A lawyers’ ethics panel will alcoholic beverages are now sold. to him. of hydrochloric acid at a Water­ charged him with violating House extending. the president, work with the dollars now spent on unsuccessful review the conduct of a Hartford law firm that As soon as she saw him fall asleep. Ms Ortiz bury chemical company leaked By Steven Komarow rules on outside income, and the “ I think they could have been a leadership of the Congress,” he enforcement efforts could be “ The model that I think makes simultaneously represented the state’s trash closed her eyes. When she opened her eyes and sent a cloud of hazardous acid The Associated Press No. 3 Democrat, Majority Whip little more conciliatory, a little said. funneled into treatment and the most sense is the model in authority and the company selected by the authority again. Bartholemew was gone, police said. vapor 100 feet into the air, fire Tony Coelho of California, is more healing,” said Rep. Dale education programs. Holland, in which the government to build Hartford’s trash-to-energy plant. Foley also avoided any unkind officials said. WASHINGTON - New stepping down to avoid inquiry Kildee, D-Mich. But the Bush administration treats addicts as patients and U.S. Rep. Christopher Shays, a Republican from words about the treatment he The incident late Tuesday Speaker Thomas S. Foley is into a junk bond deal. A more personal shot at Foley maintains the need for “ zero says that you can obtain these the 4th District, requested the review by the received from Michel. He prom­ caused authorities to close off a promising an “ environment of The Democrats plan to meet from the Republican National tolerance" of illicit drug use, and substances from certified health Statewide Grievance Committee. Daniel B. Hor- ised to meet Michel’s demand for Former DEP intern fined 10-block area for several hours respect” to a House torn by the next week to fill Foley’s old post Committee was brushed aside by fighting the war on drugs — even professionals,” Schmoke said. witch. counsel for the committee, has referred the swift action on an ethics and while the cloud dissipated. resignation of Jim Wright, but his of majority leader and the whip’s the new speaker, but it drew ire if it requires scarce federal “ But if you obtain these substan­ HARTFORD (AP) - The State Ethics matter to the Hartford-New Britain District campaign reform package — a “ Because the cloud was so big vow is being tested by Republican job. from a Democratic lawmaker financial resources — is a priority ces outside the public health Commission has fined a former Department of Grievance Committee. goal Democrats also want to meet at first, we thought we might have attacks aimed at portraying him Republicans have moved whose name was used in the on Capitol Hill. In March, Bush system, you’re subject to crimi­ Environmental Protection engineer intern Under review for potential conflict of interest is in order to put the whole ethics to evacuate a large area,” and all Democrats as corrupt. quickly to take advantage of the attack. told one group of high school nal sanctions.” $1,000 for violating the revolving door provi­ the conduct of lawyer John E. Silliman and his firm. issue to rest. Deputy Chief Martin Groody “ We cannot tolerate the contin­ Democratic turmoil, attacking The RNC issued a paper students that legalizing drugs Such a plan lowers the crime sions of the ethics code. Murtha, Cullina. Richter and Pinney. Silliman. a said. “ But we didn’t have to. It uance of the current distrust and Foley and warning the Demo­ comparing Foley’s voting record Reps. Vic Fazio, D-Calif., and would be “ 180 degrees wrong.” rate, because “ you don’t have to The commission found that Jennifer Pe- partner in the firm, is general counsel to the worked out more like a drill.” suspicion and expect to fulfill the crats they can’t run away from with that of Rep. Barney Frank, Lynn Martin, R-Ill., the co- A recent forum featuring advo­ rob and steal and break into plinski Stevens, who left the DEP in October Connecticut Resources Recovery Authority. About 3,000 gallons of the public’s expectation,” the Wa­ the ethics issue. D-Mass., an acknowledged homo­ chairmen of an already- cates of decriminalization — people’s houses to obtain enough 1988, violated the Ethics Code by representing The law firm represented the trash authority and potentially toxic hydrochloric shington Democrat said Tuesday House Minority Leader Bob sexual. The paper was headlined, operating task force on ethics, organized by the libertarian- goods to buy drugs,” and it her next employer, Stanley Works Co., before Combustion Engineering Inc. on unrelated matters acid leaked as vapor from the upon taking the speaker's gavel. Michel, R-Ill., turned the usually “ Tom Foley, Out of the Liberal issued a joint statement welcom­ leaning Cato Institute and restricts the spread of AIDS that the DEP in March. in 1982. The authority voted that year to negotiate Patrick Flynn/Manchaater Herald tank at MacDermid Inc., said “ Politics involves the clash of good-willed gesture of introduc­ Closet.” ing Foley’s support. featuring presentations by otherwise would be transmitted The company had several permit applica­ with Combustion alone for the $171 million John Brown, a fire department ideas, and we will inevitably have ing the new speaker to the House Frank called the document Schmoke. Princeton University through the sharing of needles, he tions pending before DEP, and Ms. Stevens Mid-Connecticut trash-to-energy plant in Hartford. TOP STUDENTS — Birgit Sauer, Manchester High spokesman. into a strongly-worded reminder “ despicable" and said he might Foley also promised to renew Professor Ethan Nadelmann and said. contacted the agency several times to check on disagreements,” he said. “ But A 1987 legal opinion from then state Attorney School’s salutatorian, left, and Grace Phillips, Manches­ Fire officials were able to leave that Republicans are seething expose gay Republican lawmak­ the tradition of regular meetings attorney James Ostrowksi — Nadelmann said that from a the status of the applications, the commission’s we must be able to conduct our General Joseph I. Lieberman said state law ter High’s valedictorian, are all smiles after receiving the scene shortly after 1 a.m. after 35 years under the ruling ers if the GOP continues making of the House Democratic and drew attendees from Bennett’s strict cost-benefit analysis — report said. The Ethics Code requires former political battles in an environ­ required the authority’s construction contracts of awards Tuesday at the high school’s awards night. today when the cloud had safely Democrats. “ scurrilous” attacks. GOP leadership — something Office of National Drug Control including money spent for en­ state employees to wait at least one year before ment of respect for ourselves, for $25,000 and higher be awarded through open or dissolved. “ Thirty-five years of uninter­ He noted that Republicans have Wright abandoned more than a Policy, the Justice Department forcement of drug laws as well as they represent any company before the agency our opponents and for the competitive bidding. The vapor, described as harm­ rupted power can act like a not been immune from ethics year ago. Foley intended to join and the Health and Human the cost of violence, corruption where they used to work. House.” Silliman has insisted that negotiating with a ful to the respiratory system, Foley’s soothing words were corrosive acid upon the restraints problems, citing the May 26 Michel today for lunch with Services Department. and the need for ever-expanding single company for the contracfwas legal. eyes, skin and teeth, escaped sent to a House shaken by an of civility and comity,” he said. conviction of Rep. Donald Luk- President Bush at the White The three who spoke to the prisons — the prohibition on from an outside holding tank that ens, R-Ohio, on charges of having House. forum emphasized that they drugs makes no sense. Shays charged that the lawyers should not have UTC, Xerox flee China extraordinary upheaval in the “ I am all in favor of putting our Green slime blankets river had 10,000 gallons of the 42- represented both the trash authority and Combus­ percent strength acid solution MYSTIC (AP) — State environmental tion at a time when the authority was deciding to HARTFORD (AP) - to Hong Kong, or Tokyo and Osaka in Japan. He said they delivered earlier in the day. officials are trying to determine what has pick Combustion as its contractor. Connecticut-based companies in­ Groody said a crack in a pipe in caused algae to blanket Mystic River in green “ In my view, strict disciplinary measures are cluding United Technologies wouid return to China when order the tank apparently allowed the slime that’s almost a foot thick in some areas. called for,'’ Shays said in a May 17 letter to Corp. and Xerox Corp. are asking is restored. “ We had been in constant vapor to get into the air. Tests also will be done to determine whether Horwitch. their American employees and the algae is likely to lower oxygen levels in the their families to leave China contact with our empioyees It was the third time in nine But Mark Korber, a partner in the law firm who river and kill fish, said Jeanine A. Bonin, a because of the unrest there. there,” said Kennedy, who is months that a hazardous vapor ROY ROCERS RESTAURANTS also represents the authority, said the allegations sanitary engineer with the state Department of United Technologies spokeswo­ based in East Hartford. “ We told cloud escaped from the MacDer­ have no merit. Environmental Protection’s water compliance man Peg Hashem said UTC has them to leave whenever they mid plant. “ We welcome the opportunity to have all the facts unit. less than 50 employees and their make an assessment that it’s the A hairline fracture in a tank presented to an impartial panel.” he said. 394 TOLLAND TURNPIKE MANCHESTER, CT 649 6220 Bonin said the state is investigating a dependents in China. She said right thing to do. I told them they last August caused hydrochloric possible link between the algae and fertilizers The law firm has worked for the trash authority U'TC expected the group to get out don’t have to call here first.” acid to get into the air, prompting used to grow grass along Interstate 95. The since its establishment in 1973 by the General of China by midnight Tuesday. Stamford-based Xerox Corp. city officials to evacuate a dozen DEP already was investigating the failure of Assembly. The firm began working for Combustion James Kennedy, president of said Monday that its 22 American area homes. erosion controls on a $15.7 million reconstruc­ in 1975 as an adviser on real estate and tax matters; UTC subsidiary Pratt & Whitney- employees and their families This past February, ammonia tion project, which sent tons of sediment into it decided to stop representing Combustion in March China, said Tuesday that his were supposed to be out of China escaped from a tank, blanketing the area near MacDermid under the Mystic River in early May. 1983. a year after the authority voted to negotiate company’s 10 employees and by Tuesday. The group was to go their famiiies were in or en route to Hong Kong or Japan. an ammonia cloud. GR&MD OPENING with Combustion alone. Westerly won’t enforce anti-sleeping ordinance

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - unsuspecting tourists, which it commit the crim e.” Berkowitz Berkowitz said he wanted to Tourists can sleep’on Westerly’s claims are forced to pay $20 fines said. question Champlin under oath beaches and in their cars for at or spend nights and weekends in Champlin said arrests of as about how officers decided to pick least five weeks without fear of jail. many as 300 people a summer out those to be awakened and arrest. The city says the ordinance under the ordinance dropped to 76 arrested. protects residents living near The law exempts people who Pamper yourselfwith In the face of an American Civil last year. He attributed that to Misquamicut State Beach, in an sleep in areas defnied as camp­ Liberties Union lawsuit challeg- better publicity and “ selective the elegant British tradition of Bermuda. area called “ the strip,” whose grounds or trailer parks. ing the anti-sleeping ordinance’s enforcement” by officers. property has been subject to W ander through the world’s finest constitutionality, town officials vandalism and trespassing. on Tuesday agreed to stop enforc­ “ We’re just going to keep our shops, selecting from delicate crystal ‘ ing the 20-year-old law until a fingers crossed and hope the and china or classic, woolens and federal judge rules. safety and welfare of the people CHERRONE’S U.S. District Judge Raymond and businesses in that particular tweeds. Venture onto a championship Pettine scheduled a July 12 sector is OK.” Police Chief Mark hearing, said Gary Berkowitz, an S. Champlin said. Package Store golf course set on a majestic stretch of “ Our position is that it doesn’t ACLU attorney who is challeng­ the Atlantic Ocean. ing the law on behalf of two matter whether the yards get Connecticut men arrested last trashed or not. Our position is that O ur tours include round-trip air year. if you see someone trashing a yard, you arrest them for vandal­ transportation from Hartford via Delta “ This will save a lot of tim e” in ism. You don’t wake them up and deciding the case by avoiding the arrest them two hours before they Air Lines. Accommodations of your need for a hearing on a restrain­ 1 ing order and an injunction, he choice from guest houses to luxury said. EMERGENCY hotels. Round-trip The ACLU says the law, which Fire — Police — Medical bans sleeping in vehicles, on airport beaches, or elsewhere in the DIAL 911 open, improperly criminalizes In Manchester transfers and ^ C R T I F | E D innocent behavior and is aimed at U.S. Departure /

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colleague James Courter won the GOP nomination Khomeini’s son emerges Tuesday. “We’re not facing rifles, but they’re Turmoil provokes worldwide protests in a far closer race. using the courts and economics on us.” N A'nO N Elsewhere, voters for the first time decided to NICOSIA, Cyprus (AP) — Ahmad Khomeini has Since early April, the UMW has been battling Chinatown shaken Pittston Coal Group Inc. in Virginia and West J shut down an operating nuclear power plant. A emerged from the long shadow of his father and internal affair.” approach” but did not denounce officials said. measure that would have kept open the troubled appears to be making a bid for power himself, a Virginia. More than 2,000 miners and their wives Economic fallout have been arrested for civil disobedience and the Washington sells China more the violence. The Soviet Foreign & W O R LD Rancho Seco plant in Sacramento, Calif., was move some analysts believe is doomed to fail. ' i by Beijing kiiiings than $600 million of military Ministry made no comment. The Wewe Cho Yao, president of a . rejected by 53.4 percent to 46.6 percent. He was making his moves even before Ayatollah union has been fined millions of dollars. from China unrest equipment a year, and private two communist giants are trying Singapore Chinese group, th e ; The vote was not binding on the Sacramento Ruhollah Khomeini died Saturday. But the death In 1921, the union faced the rifles of federal Chinese Clan Associations, said • troops in the bloody five-day Battle of Blair By Iris Chang U.S. dealers sell another $85 to mend fences after decades of Municipal Utility District, but the plant operators of Iran’s revolutionary and spiritual patriarch, Xiaoping. building in Asia the killings in China had shaken Marcos ‘resting comfortably’ said they would begin shutting down the plant Mountain, where 50 marchers were camped out The Associated Press In Chicago, Chinatown resi­ million. Officials would not pro­ estrangement. before the leadership issue could be settled, has vide Britain’s military sales to Achille Occhetto, head of the confidence of foreign ' HONOLULU (AP) — Former Philippine Presi­ today. added urgency to the son’s campaign. Tuesday night. dents grab for the World investors. The union lost the original fight, but retrenched CHICAGO - The butcher Journal and other Chinese- By Elaine Kurtenbach China but Independent Television Italy’s Communist Party, urged dent Ferdinand Marcos was resting comfortably “A lot of emotions are rampant in Iran now,” The Associated Press set the amount at $4.7 million a the Kremlin to take a strong after emergency surgery for an abdominal Shahram Chubin, an Iran specialist with the and later won the right to organize workers in raised his cleaver and language newspapers every About 76 percent of the 2.6 southern Virginia during the Great slammed it into the neck of a morning, said Esther Ti-yu year. stance against the massacre and infection, but his prognosis for recovery remains Only 13 survive jet crash Graduate Institute of International Studies in TOKYO — Turmoil in China distanced his party from the million people in Singapore are poor, spokesmen said. Depression. duck at a Chinatown grocery Hsiao, a reporter for the World Prime Minister Margaret ethnic Chinese. Geneva, said in a telephone interview. U store. Journal’s Chicago bureau. provoked protests worldwide Thatcher expressed “utter revul­ leaders responsible for the crack­ During Tuesday’s three-hour operation at St. PARAMARIBO, Suriname (AP) — A Suriname “Some people will be trying to take advantage of “Killers," he spat out as he Some wait for an hour by news against the violent suppression of sion’’ at the Chinese crackdown down. Italy has the largest In Hong Kong, wreaths were Francis Medical Center, surgeons drained a Airways jetliner flying from the Netherlands with that and Ahmad is one of them.” Gorbachev rejects Yeltsin chopped the duck and listened stands for delivery trucks that pro-democracy demonstrators in and said, “We will be thinking communist party in the West. placed outside China’s Xinhua pancreatic abscess, the suspected source of the 182 people aboard crashed and split apart today The Assembly of Experts, the body formed in with two other men to a arrive at 10 a.m. Beijing, while economic fallout how best to demonstrate that in Meanwhile, Chinese students News Agency office in memory of persistent infection, said Eugene Tiwanak, the near the capital’s international airport, the 1979 to ensure a smooth transition after MOSCOW (AP) - President Mikhail S. Chinese-language radio broad­ from the crisis was building practical ways.” and others staged protests out­ those who died in Beijing, and ; hospital’s assistant administrator. government news agency said. A Dutch report Khomeini’s death, on Sunday named President Ali Gorbachev rejected an attempt by lawmakers Advertisements in the World today to name maverick communist leader Boris cast on the weekend massacre Journal announced a meeting throughout Asia. The Dutch government sum­ side Chinese embassies in Seoul, some people wore black Following surgery, Marcos, 71, remained in said only 13 people survived. Khamenei as a caretaker leader until the in Beijing. The unrest that left hundreds moned Chinese Charge d’Affaires Stockholm, Madrid, Abu Dhabi, armbands. very critical condition as he has been since May 18 The Suriname News Agency said the DC-8 went succession is resolved. In the meantime, rivals in Yeltsin as head of a government watchdog planned for Sunday to raise agency. Like in Chinatowns around money to buy facsimile ma­ and perhaps thousands of people Li Qin Ping and told him the Belgrade, the Hague, Athens and when he was readmitted to the intensive care unit down about 4:30 a.m. (3:30 a.m. EDT) in a grassy Tehran are jockeying for power. the United States, anguish dead has seriously damaged the Netherlands “is exceptionally other cities. Authorities in Taiwan lifted a with a variety of serious ailments, Tiwanak said. area five miles from Zanderij International Gorbachev proposed Gennady Kolbin, party chines to get news out of China, chief of the Central Asian republic of Kazakhstan, pervades this Chinese enclave and medical supplies and goodwill and trust once extended shocked by the violent and brutal In Hong Kong, authorities used ban on telephone links to the Airport. south of downtown Chicago. airline tickets for students who the Communist nation. actions of the Chinese People’s tear gas to disperse 4,000 people Chinese mainland to encourage The private Dutch television channel AVRO said Miners repeat early struggle to head the People’s Control Committee, which Groups of people — mostly want to go to China to France, Holland and Sweden Liberation Army.” in the twin city of Kowloon who private contacts between people Two congressmen in race the plane crashed in heavy fog. oversees government planning and spending. But have barred diplomatic contacts The 12-nation European Eco­ tried to break into Chinese banks on both sides of the Taiwan It said Suriname’s army chief of staff, Maj. Leu BLAIR, W.Va. (AP) — Striking miners a parade of Supreme Soviet deputies took the floor men — squat on street corners demonstrate. marching through West Virginia this week are or sit in restaurants. Newspap­ with officials in China, while the nomic Community strongly con­ in the area and hurled stones and Straits and to help break a news NEWARK, N.J. (AP) — A Democratic con­ Yen Tai, was on the flight. to promote Yeltsin for the job. “It’s going to be very danger­ United States, Britain and Swit­ demned the Chinese action and bottles at police this morning. blackout inside China, Communi­ gressman seeking to avenge a narrow defeat eight The Suriname agency said the plane was flown self-consciously following the path of the United They praised Yeltsin’s reputation for independ­ ers in hand, they talk about the Mine Workers in its bloody fight to unionize the military suppression of the ous,” Ms. Hsiao said, nodding. zerland banned military sales to appealed to authorities to stop Singaporeans joined a move­ cations Minister Chang Chien- years ago and a Republican who vanquished seven by an American crew, but it did not identify the ence and battling corruption, which they said “There are rumors that doc­ Beijing. using force. ment started earlier in the week pang said. rivals in the primary won the right to battle for members. Appalachian coal fields 70 years ago. made him better suited for the post. Gorbachev, China’s student-led, pro- “It’s the same struggle,” said David Whitman, a democracy movement. tors who treat the wounded in China’s Foreign Ministry today In Moscow, members of the in Hong Kong to withdraw $32 governor. Leo Marapin, the airline’s Amsterdam station however, insisted it was his constitutional right to Beijing are executed.” rebuked the United States for Congress of People’s Deputies million in deposits from Chinese The links will be through Hong Democrats on Tuesday overwhelmingly nomi­ manager, said only that “there is a great number delegate in the state Legislature and UMW name his own choice, subject only to the “The tanks,” said James member who was among 60 miners marching Yuan, pointing at a newspaper Rumors seemed to be as trying to exert pressure on China called on China’s leaders to use banks out of fear and to protest Kong and will be operable within nated Rep. James Florio, while his congressional of deaths.” legislature’s consent. picture of the scene in Beijing’s prevalent as hard news along over what it said was a “purely “wisdom, reason and a weighted the bloodshed in Beijing, bank three days, he said. Tiananmen Square. “Students the commercial strip. were in a tent. The tanks, they “I heard that Deng Xiaoping crush them, over and over! is dead,” a bartender said in Until all bodies be a mess! A the Three Happiness restau­ in the Greater mess! ’’ rant. The Chinese government Yuan’s face twisted in pain on Tuesday denied the rumor Manchester Area and he took off his glasses to about the country’s senior OPPORTUNITIES wipe the corners of his eyes. A leader. pastor at the Chinese Christian At Mabel Lee Moy’s Four REAL ESTATE — Union Church, Yuan was hand­ Seasons Travel and Services MEET CONNIE LISCOMB CQ our new Realtor with Anne Miller Real Estate. 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Weiss □ □ □ BURR CORNER Saturday 'til 6PM Tonight is a very special night Now as I come to my last (opposite Caldor) Sunday Noon 'til 5PM rOOi demise for me. This is my finai regular meeting I find it necessary to don’t erase comment on Director Osella’s MANCHESTER STORE ONLY! board meeting as I close out 41 years of service in the city recent memo on the agenefa item manager profession. I am very to discuss the managers pension. predicted appreciative of the opportunities Please note this item does not long service I have had to serve in three very relate as Mr. Osella did to a different communities. In all salary increase. In 41 years of three, the challenges have been public service I have never asked By Jack Anderson for a salary increase but have left and Dale Van Atta great. A few dominant impres­ When Town Manager Robert B. Weiss failed sions will remain with me. it to each board and have hoped for fair treatment. There has to abandon the ill-fated property revaluation, WASHINGTON - Plenty of people First, I entered the profession at a time when local government been so much in the papers he made a serious error. When the town failed have wished Yasser Arafat dead over in many places was still domi­ recently. I feel I owe it to the the years, but if he is ever assassi­ to get all the clearances it needed to build V! nated by political bosses less public to come forth with a few nated, it may well be a fellow facts. improvements to its sewage disposal plant, he concerned about the public good Palestinian. That is the prediction of a made another error, though less serious. The than with personal aggrandize­ I can no longer remain silent in MW. Palestinian terrorist who could be one the face of Mr. Osella’s words overall responsibility for all town to order the deed. ment. The council-manager form of government started as a indicating that I was responsible administration was his, but he was less For 24 years, Ahmed Jibril and reform movement 75 years ago and accountable for this aborted Arafat have been bitter enemies. directly involved in the sewage plant and is now the predominant form revaluation. construction than the revaluation. They share a common cause — a In the case of this revaluation, Palestinian homeland — but a differ­ of local government in the U.S. My idealism is one of the the only reason the town assessor He came in for heavy criticism from the ent approach. Jibril despises Arafat youngest managers to enter the offered to take on the project was public and from the Board of Directors. As a for renouncing terrorism, recognizing profession has never wavered. to save the town money. This CLEARANCE Israel and courting the United States. result of their dissatisfaction with Weiss over Second, I have over four Board of Directors understood Their faceoff has been nearly fatal those two failings, the Board of Directors decades had the pieasure of that risks went with the project. at times. Aides to Arafat say Jibril has working with scores of elected Before voting to have this in- decided against giving him a pay increase of tried to have Arafat killed several councils — men and women who house revaluation they were fully $4,716 last year. That decision was times since 1966. Arafat himself for the most part shared my informed of the methods to be appropriate. declined to elaborate in a recent followed and that new computer commitment to good ethical interview with us in Tunisia. His only technology would be used — for The message conveyed by the refusal to government and supported any comment was that an independent the first time. increase the manager’s salary was that for efforts at creating new and better Palestinian state would put an end to The policy makers of this town ways of providing for the one year, on two specific issues, he had done spoilers like Jibril. — the Board of Directors — voted his job badly. community. p,,“'"wao. Jibril was not so shy about con­ unanimously to take the gamble Third, I have delighted in the 'Padding’ for the election year demning his old nemesis when we in hopes of saving money. Then Weiss decided to retire, ending a high caliber of people who worked interviewed him in Damascus. He had The revaluation is a highly up to 23-year career of service to Manchester as with me in the various depart­ plenty to say, including a prediction technical process. There were manager. Democrats are the guys in the black go-around if the bill came back from a ments of the town and particu­ By Bob Conrad that Arafat would be assassinated many personnel problems as the hats as the assembly adjourns now. conference committee. larly those professionals who ^ s u r ' A consequence of the pay raise decision is soon. work was being done. Of this I As the majority in control, that goes O’Neill, backed up by Democratic served as a team with me in that Weiss will collect $48.50 a month less in Don’t start writing poiiticai obits for We asked if he would issue the was aware of course. No one with the territory. State Chairman John Droney, urged achieving the community goais. majority Democrats at the Legisia- execution order himself. He did not could judge the results until the pension payments. They are taking heat because of the Larson and O’Leary to back off, for And what an impressive list of ture who, with timely heip from Gov. say yes or no. “ We are watching and job was complete and the button tax package. They are being hit also the good of the order The governor goals we accomplished. We as People who feel Weiss has been a good Bill O’Neill, handed the state a waiting to see what the Americans on the computer was pressed. because of their zigzag, fractured said he’d be "available” to address team of Board of Directors and O/V whopping tax bill before heading will give Arafat,” he said. "W e are manager during his long tenure can now performance this year. No one is more the Senate caucus. Hence the turna­ professional staff working to­ home this week. sure in advance that you won’t give □ □ □ regret that he did not retire at the zenith of his aware of all this than O’Neill, who round within 24 hours, and a tax gether can cite; The tax program, which starts him anything. The Americans have SALE! keeps saying he will probably seek package that moved easily through ■ A sanitary iandfili avaiiabie But, enough of this. career, but nothing can be done about that. putting a $700 million squeeze on the made Arafat do a striptease. So he has re-election next year. the Senate. for another 20 years. As I conclude my farewell public July 1, has built-in features that stripped off all his clothes, and the Now the directors are faced with the The governor did not want to see it O’Neill issued a statement which, ■ Acquisition of significant address I do want to thank you, could brighten the outlook for Demo­ Americans and Israelis will give him question of whether they should, in effect, get any worse. So, when he saw a incredibly, some media people swal­ open space for future generations the Board of Directors, the fine crats in the 1990 state election. nothing for it.” special session looming this summer lowed, that he really favored the 8 to enjoy — Case Mountain, staff working with me and the restore the pension payments to what they Unless the economy takes a real Jibril said that in spite of U.S. because of a stalemate between percent decision, tough as it was. Manchester W ater Co. wa­ people of Manchester for the 23'/i would have been if they had not decided to nose dive, these taxes will produce a negotiations with Arafat and the House and Senate over the center- Droney said Larson had shown real tershed, for exampie. years of support. surplus by this time next year. Palestine Liberation Organization, punish Weiss by denying the pay raise. piece of the tax package — the sales guts in reversing himself. And Droney ■ The rehabilitation of the Oh — and incidentally — I have PLUS... Republicans, calling it “ padding” for the Bush administration will side with tax rate — O'Neill acted. got off the definitive postscript for a Cheney mill area into excelient a nice shred of news to conclude Politics is playing a strong role in the the election year, say the Democrats Israel and hang Arafat out to dry. political boss; " It ’s the beginning of housing. with. I have just been informed are overtaxing people by about $100 Up to that point, one of the “ Therefore, we can figure that the end •EVERY FAMOUS MAKER question. The revaluation will no doubt be an the 1990 campaign.” ■ Human services second to yesterday that the condemnation million. Democrats admit to a figure amazingly ignored or downplayed of Arafat is inevitable,” Jibril said. issue in the local election in November. Most none in the state. of the Intersate 291 right of way about half that much. Either way, stories of the final days was that " It will be a natural end. It is coming ■ The upgrading of the town by the state has been cleared by of the directors in the Democratic majority Democrats will surely make the most, Senate Democrats intended to stick Political notes shortly. As similar as the end of Sadat. SWIMSUIT ^ water and sewer systems to the court-appointed referees with want to have a unanimous board decision in politically, of a return to surplus by with their leader, Larson, in his The only difference-here is that Sadat ■ Memo to Memorial Day parade modern standards. a selling of a value of $2,700,000 favor of the pension increase in order to the state. earlier pledge to keep the sales tax at had Egypt in his hands. Arafat has watchers in Waterbury and New To mention a few. for the 29 acres of land. The state •EVERY DESIGNER Boosting the sales tax to 8 percent is 7'/4 percent. They had the votes to do nothing.” neutralize the pension decision as a political Britain last week; That tall slim man To support of ali of these initially offered to buy this from the most political part of the tax so, although Sen. Joe Harper said Egyptian President Anwar Sadat issue. Two of the three Republican directors with the mustache who was up front improvements we have had a the town for $400,000. After package. It was going to stay at 7‘^ later "they (the governor’s aides) was assassinated by Moslem funda­ was U.S. Rep. Bruce Morrison of uniquely successful economic persistent negotiations and ap­ ' COORDINATE GROUP oppose the pension increase, so unanimity is percent, as Senate Democrats with were picking us off one by one.” mentalists who were angry that he Hamden, the 3rd District Democrat development program starting peals — my final gift to the town is out of the question. President Pro Tern John Larson The Senate had already sent the tax had signed a peace treaty with IsraeL who is interested in running for with the Industrial Guidelines the increased $2,300,000. wanted, until O’Neill moved in, but bill to the House with a Vk percent “ Are you suggesting that someone The Democrats are divided and the board is governor next year. program which led to extensive * •EVERY FASHION-RITE i more about that later. sales tax as a main component. The ■ U.S. Rep. Barbara Kennelly’s bid will assassinate Arafat?” we asked. at an impasse. private development, such as the Robert B. Weiss, retiring at the By biting the 8 percent bullet this House amended the bill to boost it to 8 to chair the House Democratic "Yes. That is what I mean,” said Manchester Industrial Park. The end of this month as Manches­ COTTON The Democrats, however, are the majority, year, some Democrats hope it will be percent, setting up a showdown when Caucus is the latest strong signal that Jibril. $ 2 ^ ^ Compare SUMMER DRESS , town developed the J.C. Penney- ter’s town manager, made these possible to roll back to Vh percent by the bill was returned to the Senate. O’Neill will seek re-election. The In Jibril’s mind, assassination by and they will have to make the decision. Buckland Industrial Park and the remarks at Tuesday night’s at *11°° mid-1990. That would be great for There, Larson's people were digging Hartford congresswoman would not. angry fundamentalists is a "natural «TANK TOPS They will have to decide how to balance the present development of the Ho- meeting of the town Board of them on the eve of the election in. Democrats say, be making such a end” for Arafat. •EVERY manager’s two blunders with his record over mart shopping center. Directors. campaign. On the eve of this upcoming move if she thought he would not run, Jibril recalled the time when he and his long years of service. The best safety net Democrats showdown in the Senate, O’Neill leaving the door open to her. Arafat worked together in Syria on have, as they look toward the day of called Larson, Senate Majority ■ A 'Waterbury informant says their common cause until 1965. "W e ELASTIC WAIST $ | HANDBAG, SCARF, ^ And in doing so, the Democrats will have to C99c reckoning at the polls in November Leader Con O'Leary, House Speaker Alderman Rich Morano and Ron were treating him as family,” Jibril ^ j Compare remember that they were, at least in part, 1990, is the circumstance that the Richard Balducci and House Majority Napoli should be included in the field said. He-said he broke with Arafat It’s a silly season *SH0RTS 4 af *14°° responsible for the revaluation mess. They Legislature will be back in session Leader Bob Frankel into his inner of potential Democratic candidates because the PLO leader was "shame­ ACCESSORY could, and should, have blown the whistle well before then. If revenue is up to sanctum. Balducci expressed the for Congress in the 5th District next less” ’ and a lair. expectations and a surplus appears genuine fear that the precarious. Others familiar with the falling out before they did. year. at Supreme Court likely on June 30. they will have 76-vote coalition he had put together say Arafat was worried that Jibril EMBROIDERED $ ir^99 A $4,716 fine is one thing. Paying $48.50 a opportunity to make repairs during painstakingly to support the 8 percent Bob Conrad of Bristol writes weekly was too much of a lackey for Syria to Compare month interest on it is quite another. the February to May session. tax would not withstand another about Connecticut politics. ever be an independent leader for the often stretched into early July, at *17°° ALL SHORTS... Palestinians. Intelligence sources say By Richard Carelll but the Rehnquist court has *1-P0CKET TEES ^ Jibril is now a lackey for Iran and is wrapped up the last two terms on suspected in the bombing of Pan Am WASHINGTON - It happens June 26 and June 29, respectively. ALL PANTS... O p e n F o ru m flight 103 on orders from the Ayatollah every year at the Supreme Court, Khomeini. a springtime silly season when ALL COTTON $ *7 9 9 Jibril ended his assessment of rampant rumors reign. □ □ □ m Compare EVERY Arafat by questioning his heritage — space in front of the Cheney mansions would be available. there and we wish them much success. I Because the nation’s highest ■ at *22°° A full-time nurse the lowest blow in the Middle East. When Rehnquist appeared at a «CAMP SHIRTS facing Hartford Road. The owners of A few years back. Vivian Ferguson only feel that since they are open, we too court often waits until late in its “ I think that Arafat might not be an House committee hearing last these mansions evidentally wish to get tried to establish a fund to preserve the should be allowed to open. Otherwise, October-June term to issue deci­ ^ SKIRT, BLOUSE, is needed at school Arab,” he said. "T ill now, we have no month to support a proposed 30 rich and join the glut in the housing Great Lawn. At that time no one was would someone please explain to me how sions in the most closely watched document which proves that Arafat is cases, anticipation gets the best percent pay raise for all federal To the Editor: market by building single-family or interested. Or could it be that everyone this is not arbitrary enforcement of judges, there was some uncer­ COTTON, SUMMER Palestinian or an Arab. His mother is of some. $ ( SWEATER, KNIT-TOP multifamily dwellings on the portions of was selfish? zoning regulations? tainty among court and congres­ Palestinian, but little is known of his This year’s first rumor bubbled To Dr. James P. Kennedy, superin­ the Great Lawn that they own. Just remember, people of Manchester, sional officials about just when a father. up late last week when “ pro- b# at *26°° tendent of schools; William FitzGerald, chairman of the that every day we are losing more and Diane Caron chief justice had last testified ^SWEATERS < Jibril suggested that a check into choice” and “ pro-life” forces SHIRT, JACKET and It has come to our attention that for the Cheney National Historic District Com­ more of what little precious open space Route 6, Andover before Congress. Speculation Arafat’s family tree would turn up were convinced a decision in a next school year, Keeney Street School mission. recently lashed out against we have. The exploition of this suffering centered on William Howard Taft some Jews. In Jibril’s mind, that is key abortion case would be can expect to have a school nurse for only present plans for development, dn the earth does not only exist thousands of and Charles Evans Hughes. the only way to explain Arafat’s announced Monday. MORE! three-fifths coverage. This is a major grounds that no consideration was given miles away with the Exxon oil spill at COTTON TWILL $ ( Coventry budget willingness to deal with Israel. The court is being asked in a Compare concern of staff and parents alike. to the preservation of open space on the pri.stine Prince William Sound. It may Answer; The late Chief Justice Missouri dispute to overturn or Because Mr. Amara is not always lawn. very well exist at your own back door! Harlan F. Stone testified before at *28°° deserves support curtail its 1973 ruling that legal­ *PANTS 'b# available when the nurse is not present, The Great Lawn is one of the few U.S.S. Bush the House Judiciary Committee ized abortion. the responsibility then falls on the school beautiful open spaces in Manchester. Nancy Hutchinson To the Editor: Last month we had a private visit on June 24, 1943, about the high NOW SAVE No one could pinpoint the secretary who has minimal first aid While I recognize the basic privilege of 47 Teresa Road, Manchester with President Bush and here is our court’s workload. rumor’s origin, but news repor­ training. Considering that our school has property ojvners to develop their own As a recent Coventry High School assessment of him. He is pragmatic, , ters, lawyers and political acti­ RAYON CHALLIS $ 1 | special education children in the build­ land within the boundries of town zpping, graduate I would like to commend the patrician and patriotic. He is a Dispute on buffer vists helped spread it quickly □ □ □ 0 9 9 ing and several children who require common sense and decency, I am Town Council and Board of Education take-charge president who is at ease seriously wondering why the owners of throughout the capital city. at *29°° 1 daily medication, not to mention other with power. Bush understands the ★ SKIRTS X 1 for their proposed budget for 1989-90. The television networks, with News reporters who face tight 40% TO 80% emergencies which are likely to occur in the mansions wish to build. holds up business paperwork of the White House, if not Having gone through the Coventry live-transmission equipment out­ deadlines on days the court issues any school setting,,it is imperative that Houses everywhere on every street in always the human undercurrents. He To the Editor: school system for 13 years, I know how side the court building and its decisions often — but not Keeney Street have a full-time nurse. Manchester and other area towns are up is effective at solving problems, but important the education system is to the correspondents wired for sound, always — find help in shorter Please don’t wait bntil we,are faced for sale at unaffordable and unrealistic less effective at anticipating them. It COTTON INTERLOC My husband and I have been attempt­ well-being of the community. were poised to break into their summaries prepared by a court $ 1 1 9 9 with a crisis situatipn. Please consider prices. They are not selling. Interest is sometimes hard to discern from his ■ Compare ing to open a video store and drop-off dry Coventry has never spent as much mid-morning programming officer called the reporter of the importance of being prepared to deal rates are slowly rising and may not drop solutions exactly what his policies I M af *30°° cleaners in the Andover Plaza since money on its students as many other Monday. decisions. ★ SUNDRESSES A with medical emergencies in the only for at least a year. This makes home are. They seem to have the consis­ March of this year. We have unfortu­ towns in the state, but its school system The decision was a no-show. logical way; • with trained, full-time financing more difficult to obtain for the tency of Jeli-0 — slow to set with a Here’s an excerpt from one nately been caught in the middle of a is filled with people who care about its Such rumors about the timing personnel. average prospective buyer. There have tendency to wobble. Certainly, Bush is such synopsis accompanying a disagreement between the plaza owners, students. This is what makes Coventry’s of decisions, often assertedly also been rumors for some time of a Bankruptcy Code decision earlier We trust you will review this situation the Planning and Zoning Commission schools good. Many of the teachers spend no Ronald Reagan. President Reagan potential economic slowdown, possibly a based on some unnamed knowl­ this term; PRINT AND SOLID $ 1 1 and will respond to it at your earliest and the residents of the abutting countless additional hours helping stu­ steered the ship of state with a firm C 9 9 Compare recession. edgeable source, have an amaz­ ENTIRE STOCK NOW convenience. Your kind attention is most property. dents organize clubs and compete for hand, but with little understanding of Are the owners of the Cheney man­ ing track record. They are never, “ The pre-Code practice oi at *50°° appreciated. The disagreement is over the restora­ statewide titles for little or no pay. If we the workings of the engine room. Bush ★ JUMPSUITS A ’ sions interested in building affordable ever correct. But, much like a denying postpetition interest to tion of the buffer strip alongside the cut money out of the teachers’ salary understands the functioning of the housing? I ’ll bet not! With hundreds of stopped watch, some day ... holders of noncensual liens, while Marie E. DeNies Andover Plaza. budget and overcrowd the classrooms, engine room, but he has a loose hand houses already on the market and these allowing it to holders of consen­ Corresponding Secretary The approval of the applications for as certain town residents would like, on the helm. FAR BELOW □ □ □ sual liens, was an exception to the > Keeney Street School PTA not selling, the idea of building on the SPECIAL, SUMMER our businesses has been made conting­ teachers and other town employees will exception for oversecured claims $ 1 ( 33 Server St., Manchester Great Lawn serves only one obvious Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta Including the Missouri abortion 9 9 9 ent upon this restoration. The Planning be forced to go elsewhere, leaving from the rule that the running of P.T.’s REGULAR purpose. are syndicated colUmnists. case, the court has 51 decisions to and Zoning Commission has tied our Coventry without its most vital re­ interest ceased when a bank­ at *52°° announce before beginning its ★ DRESSES X ' Yet, I wonder if the owners would be businesses to this restoration on the source; people who want to make the ruptcy petition was filed, and was We’re losing more summer recess. To date since DISCOUNT capable of rising above themselves and grounds that since the buffer strip was town work! recognized by only a few courts October, it has issued 85 signed precious open land the common herd and be willing to disturbed, it no longer conforms to the I urge all town residents to go to the jiaiirlirstrr Hrralfi and often depended on particular donate the Great Lawn to the town of town meeting at the Coventry High decisions. regulations and therefore no new busi­ Founded In ISSI circumstances.” LINED, SUMMER PRICES! School gymnasium at 7; 30 p.m. on The term’s last scheduled day 9 9 9 _ To the Editor: Manchester to be kept forever, in nesses can be allowed to open. PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... Pubiliher perpetuity, as a park. Very strict Monday, June 12, to show verbal support is June 26, but Chief Justice It was brought to my attention that a GEORGE T. CHAPPELL...... Editor at *125°° Once again, after a few years’ silence, guidelines would have to be established new business opened in Andover Plaza for the budget. William H. Rehnquist has the ★ SUITS DOUGLAS A. BEVINS— Executive Editor Richard Carelll covers the the issue has surfaced as to “ what to do for the use thereof, and some means two weeks ago. In no way do I wish to option of extending it. MARIE P. GRADY...... City Editor Supreme Court for The Asso­ about the Great Lawn.” would have to be available whereby cause any problems for the new Channing Stave ALEXANDER GIRELLI. . . . Alioclete Editor Under former Chief Justice ciated Press. The Great Lawn is the open park-like monies for upkeep and maintenance restaurant. My husband and I have eaten 200 Broad Way, Coventry Warren E. Burger the court term J2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 7, 1989

_ ■ iBaurbratrr Hrralb I Town man gets Section 2, Page 13 J China Manager House tough sentence From page 1 From page 1 From page 1 , . Wednesday, June 7, 1989 under gun law FOOD Major convoys of troops roared informed about the methods and dents warned directors that bow­ Balducci wanted to salvage the by limiting debates. up and down Beijing's main the new computer technology to ing to politics on the issue could NEW HAVEN (AP) — A bill in gratitude toward Larson “I just have a problem with 50-year-old Manchester man has streets throughout the day, with a be used during the in-house hurt their chances of re-election for getting Senate Democrats to that,” Balducci said. “I’ve been group of nine armored vehicles revaluation and voted unanim­ in November. become the first person in Con­ go along with the House version of here 15 years and I’ve never seen necticut to be sentenced under a including tanks and nearly .50 ously to do the work in house to Former Human Relations this year’s huge tax-increase that happen.” trucks heading east just before 11 save the town money. Commission Chairman Robert 1986 federal law that provides package. The Senate-passed family tougher penalties for career p.m. “The policy m akers of this Faucher accused Democrats and The speaker said that once the leave bill would require compan­ Thousands of soldiers traveling town, the Board of Directors, Republicans of playing political criminals caught with firearms. $694 million fax bill and $6.82 ies with 25 or more employees to Theodore Blessing Jr., who has the same route from central voted unanimously to take this games with the issue. billion budget had cleared the offer workers 24 weeks’ unpaid Tiananmen Square this morning gamble in hopes of saving mo­ 28 prior felony convictions, was u “What bothers me and has House and Senate and been leave every two years to care for chanted, “We love the people, we ney,” Weiss said. “The risk was always bothered me is when there sentenced in U.S. District Court signed by the governor, his sick family members or newborn Tuesday to 20 years in prison for love the capital” before opening taken not only by the manager but is a victim of these political priorities for the ’89 session had or adopted children. Pack It And Go! possession of a firearm by a fire. by the board as a whole.” he games.” Faucher said. been met. Also hanging was another one It was unclear whether the added. He and Sedrick Rawlins of 66 convicted felon, the maximum “Anything else was extra,” of Larson’s pet bills, a $55 million penalty under the law. troops leaving the square were During the meeting. 14 resi­ Waranoke Road accused direc­ Balducci said of the 80 bills still drug education and enforcement evacuating from the city or going dents. including business leaders, tors of being politically gutless. The 1986 law carries a manda­ hanging on the House calendar, of bill. Leaders appeared to have tory minimum penalty of 15 years to take up positions in the heads of the town’s human “There are some people who which, he said, 25 might get worked out a compromise fund­ suburbs. service agencies and past and are gutless and spineless and a passed by midnight. “I feel badly ing mechanism for the bill. for people who have at least three They appeared to belong to the current members of town boards little vindictive,” Rawlins said. prior convictions for violent because they all belong to some­ Instead of using a 20-cents-a- crimes. Federal law previously N 27th Army, responsible for the and commissions, praised Weiss DiRosa said some Democrats body. You can’t do them all. gallon excise tax on soft drinks, slaughter of perhaps thousands of for his honesty and contributions wanted the item removed from allowed a maximum sentence of “But we’ve done a lot this year: as favored by the Senate, addi­ five years in prison for the same people during an offensive that during his 23 years as manager. the agenda because they felt that the death penalty, gay rights, tional revenues from state lotter­ began on Saturday to clear the One resident opposed the without unanimous support by abortion, hospitals (rates), nurs­ offense. ies and other gaming was to be Blessing was arrested after a city center of students seeking a increase. the board. the item will become a ing homes, landfill sitings.” he used to pay for the program. freer society. Eleanor D. Coltman of 125 political issue in the upcoming added. "I don’t want to be here at Without that alternative, Bal­ narcotics task force raided the Several other armies report­ Baldwin Road said Weiss should elections. 12:01 tomorrow night, keeping ducci said the bill would likely die Manchester apartment where he edly are in the Beijing area. be commended for taking calcu­ DiRosa has joined Osella and the governor waiting. I’d like to on the House calendar. He and was living, said Assistant U.S. Chinese witnesses said the 27th lated risks, some of which have Republican Theunis Werkhoven end it in an orderly fashion.” Larson both said the issue could Attorney James G. Genco, who Army clashed early today with paid off. in opposing the increase. Republi­ Gov. William A. O’Neill will be addressed during a special prosecuted the case. units of the 38th Army, the Beijing Coltman and Laurie Prytko. can Geoffrey Naab and Demo­ Police seized marijuana, a deliver the traditional end-of- legislative session. small amount of cocaine and drug garrison, with automatic wea­ director of MARC, an organiza­ crats Mary Ann Handley. Ste­ session speech to a joint .session of Larson has also said the family pons about 12 miles east of tion that serves retarded citizens, phen T. Cassano and James F. paraphernalia. Police also found the House and Senate after they leave issue could be a subject for a ,32-caliber revolver. downtown. praised Weiss for helping human Fogarty support it. fini.sh their business. a special session. Americans are on the move. More The witnesses believed two service agencies over the years. Democrats Kenneth N. Tedford Typical of Tuesday’s disorder Blessing is believed to be specifically, they’re on the road. The first Another bill pending would responsible for scores of burglar­ onlookers died and said they were "Bob has created and culti­ and Barbara B. Weinberg have was an emotional debate over a prohibit lobbyists from making hint of spring must be a sign to load up the not sure about military vated a clim ate of caring.” ies in northeastern Connecticut not stated their opinions publicly. Republican anti-busing amend­ campaign contributions to legis­ car, check the tires, get out the road maps and casualties. Coltman said. “This is not a political issue,” ment that ate up an hour of lators and legislative candidates and parts of Massachusetts, U.S. intelligence reports indi­ Manchester attorney John D. DiRosa said after the meeting. precious time but never came to a while the General Assembly is in Genco said. take off. And don’t forget to take along Car cate the number killed in Beijing LaBelle Jr., the Eighth Utilities “We have a non-issue that’s vote. session. That bill cleared the U.S. District Judge Jose A, Fare. When it comes to eating, it’s a good has reached 3,000, while a Chi­ District’s legal counsel, praised become a political issue.” The sponsor of the amendment. Senate and has been languishing Cabranes said the number of idea to give thought to feeling at home on nese government spokesman said Weiss for his handling of the J. Russell Smyth of 48 Straw­ Blessings’ felony convictions, in­ Rep. Robert Ward. R-North for weeks on the House calendar. the road. Tuesday that 300 died. sometimes heated district-town berry Lane, an outspoken critic of Branford, withdrew it when he Both chambers also still had to cluding ones for burglary, narcot­ Although most firing appeared negotiations over fire and sewer Weiss, was the only resident to learned from Democrats that act on a $1.6 billion bond bill, ics and robbery, makes him Instead of wondering when and where the to be warning shots into the air, jurisdiction. oppose the increase. Acting Attorney General Clarine which contains money fornumer- “almost a record holder” in next food outlet will appear on the horizon of dozens of bullets struck windows Weiss “always conducted our Smyth said the board should Nardi Riddle had advised against ous capital improvement pro­ Connecticut federal courts. the parkway, interstate or country road, why facing the street in a compound negotiations and fist fights with stick by its decision last year to it several days earlier. jects. many of them representing U.S. Attorney Stanley A. for diplomats and other foreign honor and integrity,'’ LaBelle deny the $4,000 salary increase. “They could have shown me the goodies that legislators can Twardy Jr. said sentence re­ not have some tasty and nutritious food residents about 2‘/i miles east of said. He agreed with Wei.ss that the this yesterday,” Ward said. bring home to their districts. flected “the character of this packed to take along? This way you can stop Tiananmen. Other residents sharply critic­ directors were also to blame for That and other Republican And there was a crucial bill on defendant and it certainly takes where you want, when you want. And picnic “My two children were watch­ ized board members and accused mistakes. maneuvers had Democrats frus­ siting landfills for ash residue into account the offenses and the areas, lookout points, parks and rest stops ing television when the bullets them of making the pension “But Mr. Weiss was a part of trated. but Balducci said he from trash-to-energy plants seriousness of the offenses he came flying through the win­ increase a political issue. Resi­ if.” he said. wouldn’t break House tradition pending in the Senate. committed.” can be much more scenic and appealing than dow,” Fred Krug, chief of secur­ the inside of a commercial restaurant. Not ity for the U.S. Embassy, told the only that, but you’ll save time and travel Chicago Tribune. “The Chinese maid threw herself across the dollars too. children and covered them.” As a main dish for a picnic outing, how “The bullets just whizzed about a healthy homemade salad? Trendy around the living room. It was lentils are the main ingredient for this salad damned hairy. It's a miracle no one was hit,” the paper quoted which can be served in either a pita bread Krug as saying. EVESITTHIIIG IN pocket or nested in lettuce. Their delicious Radio Beijing said the troops nutty crunch combines with proven winners- were responding to sniper fire that killed one soldier and injured tomatoes, cucumbers and cheddar cheese— three others. “The unit was and makes a great alternative to quick-stop forced to fire back, and at one fried or broiled meats. The recipe is easy to time, surrounded the diplomats’ make ahead and travels well in an air­ apartments and nearby build­ ings,” the radio said. tight container. U.S. Marines immediately be­ STOCK A beverage suitable for all tastes can be a gan evacuating Americans from fruit drink, utilizing lemon-flavored iced tea the compound to the U.S. Em­ mix, combined with cranapple juice or bassy, and Krug said his wife and children had gone to the embassy. perhaps a fruit juice concentrate. For iced tea A diplomatic source said not all the old-fashioned way, enjoy it plain with residents could be removed be­ just a slice of lemon, lime or orange. Its fore Chinese troops sealed off the tea area in what they said was a fresh, clean taste will enhance any type of 1 uVueTieif^^ search for a sniper. food. Also, if you follow good directions, A Soviet reporter locked out­ and use a quality branded tea, you will have T)o side urged soldiers to let him the ideal diink to accompany outdoor eating. evacuate his children. “I’ve got 1/4 cup lemon-flavored sweetened 1/4 cup butter or margarine 2 cups (1 pint) vanilla ice cream, five kids inside,” he said. “I’m Just before having your picnic, add some ice iced tea mix 3/4 cup sugar softened supposed to be taking care of that you’ve brought along in your cooler. 1 quart cranapple juice cocktail 1 egg 2 cups sifted self-rising flour them and they won’t let me take Take along a bowl of blueberries. They are 1 quart cold water 1 tablespoon lemon Juice 3 tablespoons sugar them out.” 1 teaspoon grated lemon rind 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon indeed a healthy food-low in calories, high Combine ingredients. Serve over ice cubes. Makes Some diplomats reported that 2 cups sifted all-purpose flour 11/2 cups blueberries, rinsed in fiber, a good source of vitamin A, C, iron 8 servings. soldiers entered buildings in the 2 teaspoons baking powder and drained compound. and other trace minerals. And, since they 1/4 teaspoon salt “They’re going room by room, have no pits or stems to worry about, Combine ice cream and flour; stir until batter is i\ad 1/2 cup milk smooth and thick. Mix sugar and cinnamon; set aside our apartments are being blueberries make a handy treat for snacking 1 cup blueberries trashed. Everything is being 1 tablespoon. Sprinkle remaining mixture over batter. during the trip or when you stop for meals. A Gently fold in blueberries. (Need not be folded in ruined.” a U.S. diplomat said. lYC/l I EMERSON 1 cup USA lentils finger-eating cake with blueberries inside and Blueberry Topping completely.) Fill greased or paper-lined muffin cups MITSUBISHI I HITACHI I ...PLUS MORE! 2 cups water 1/4 cup sugar 2/3 full. Sprinkle with reserved sugar-cinnamon on top is a great way to complete the meal. 2 beef bouillon cubes MUST BE 1 tablespoon cornstarch mixture. Bake in 400° oven 20 to 25 minutes. Makes ► COLOR PORTABLE Everything, of course, should be packed in 2 cloves garlic, minced 1/8 teaspoon cinnamon 12 muffins. Buchwald EVERY TELEVISION SOLD!!! WHY spill-proof containers. Food travels well in 1 medium onion, chopped 1/4 cup water IN-STOCK ON SALE 1 cup chopped tonutoes From page 1 Rubbermaid’s Servin’ Saver™ containers 1 teaspoon lemon Juice 1 cup chopped cucumber F r ie d r ic h with lids that seal tightly to keep foods fresh; 1 cup blueberries j I f e d d e p s PAY 3 tablespoons lemon Juice the drinks look especially refreshing served Although he is best known for E M E R S O N I ...PLUS MORE! 2 tablespoons olive oil in new crystal-clear, break and scratch- Cream butter or margarine and sugar until light and his political humor and satire, MUST BE 11/2 teaspoons celery salt fluffy. Beat in egg, lemon juice and rind. Add sifted two of Buchwald’s favorite co­ AIR CONDITIONER MORE! resistant tumblers. 1 cup (4 oz.) cu b ^ Cheddar cheese dry ingredients alternately with milk. Gently fold in lumns were serious in nature. E'VEBY SOLD!!! With a little advance preparation, you can blueberries. Spread dough into greased and floured IN-STOCK ON SALE Rinse and drain the lentils. Place in medium One was about America’s 200th AIR CONDITIONER 9-inch square pan. Bake in 375° oven 25 to 35 anniversary, in which he wrote make everyone feel more at home on the saucepan with water, bouillon cubes, garlic and HEADQUARTERS road with a simple yet inspiring meal. Bring onion. Heat to boiling, cover, reduce heat and simmer minutes or until toothpick inserted in center comes about his father, who was deeply Jen n * A lr ^\l^ili^lool j -yMagicChef patriotic, he said. along a pretty tablecloth, napkins and casual 12 to IS minutes or just until lentils are barely tender. out clean. In small saucepan, combine topping ingredients, reserving 1/2 cup blueberries; cook, “He would not want me to be C A L O R I C ...PLUS MORE! dinnerware for your next picnic at a roadside Cool; drain if necessary. Toss lentils with all funny,” Buchwald said of his MUST BE remaining ingredients. Cover and chill several hours stirring, until thickened. Spread hot topping over father. ELECTRIC AND GAS park or rest stop and see if you don’t impress or overnight to blend flavors. Serve on fresh salad warm cake. Use reserved blueberries for top EVERY RANGE SOLD!!! the whole family. It beats standing in line at greens, or in a pita bread pocket as a sandwich. decoration. Makes 8 servings. The other serious article was about New Hampshire teacher IN-STOCK ON SALE the cashier’s counter. Makes 4 servings. Christa McAuliffe. who died 1 aboard the space shuttle j j Wliirlpool 11 DTrigidaire 11 Je n n « A ir ] Challenger. ...PLUS MORE! “I knew at that point in time SIZES FROM 4800 BTU's TO Food Tips For TVavelers The How-To’s Of Making Iced Tea MUST BE 3 6 0 0 0 8X0*8. there was no way I could write ^ REFRIGERATOR AND FREEZER Dining en route saves time and money, and is fim, too. Here are ideas to make driving to your destination Traditional Iced Tea: Bring 1 quart of cold water to a full rolling boil in a saucepan. Remove finom heat and anything that would make any IN-STOCK ON SALE SOLD!!! CHOOSE FROM; immediately add 15 teabags or 1^ cup loose tea. Stir, cover and let stand five minutes. Stir again and strain into EVERY • CARRIER • EMERSON • FRIEDRICH more pleasant. sense except a serious piece,” he recalled. • FEDDERS • WESTINGHOUSE • SANYO Prepare foods in advance when possible. Store in see-through food containers; you'll be less apt to forget a pitcher holding another quart of cold water. When ready to serve, pour into ice-filled glasses. Makes 2 quarts, • GENERAL ELECTRIC anything when packing the car and contents will be easier to find while on the road. 1() servings. As a highly-respected colum­ WHAT EVER YOUR NEEDS.... nist, Buchwald receives a hefty MAYEMj c a l o r i c W hirlpu^ WE HAVE THE AIR CONDITIONER Keep a roll of paper towels handy (especially when traveling with kids). Pack a few plastic bags for refuse. Cold Water Iced Tea: Fill a quart jar or container with freshly drawn cold water. Add 8 to 10 teabags, salary. Although he wouldn’t SPEEIt QUEEN ...PLUS MORE! FOR YOUl Put a damp washcloth in a small sealed food container for sticky hands. removing the tags. Cover and let stand at room temperature or in the refrigerator at least six hours or overnight. exactly reveal his earnings, he MUST BE • WINDOW INSTALLATION Don’t forget the basics: plates, napkins, tablecloth, salt and pepper shakers, squeeze bottles for catsup and Remove bags, gently squeezing against side of container. Makes one quart; recipe may be doubled. did say he earns almost as much • THRU THE WALL mustard, other condiments. An insulated jug or pitchers with leak-proof screw-cap lids are useful for drinks Instant or Mix Iced Tea: Use instant tea powder or flavored iced tea mix, following directions on jar or DISHWASHER, WASHERS & DRYERS • CASEMENT/SLIDER WINDOW as anchorwoman Connie Chung. EVERY SOLD!!! carried in the car. Remember to pack cups or tumblers. envelope. In general, use 2 rounded tablespoons of instant tea powder to each quart of cold water. If using the IN-STOCK ON SALE ANY TYPE OF INSTALLATION.... But he also said there is too • WE HAVE'EM ALL! Plates that buckle or seep are no fun; casual dinnerware makes dining extra special and colorful, too. flavor^ iced tea mix, allow 1/2 cup (or 2 small envelopes) to each quart of cold water. much emphasis in society on how much money people make. REMEMBER...A SMALL Panasonic || Litton SHARP, DEPOSIT WILL HOLD ANY “There’s too much keeping GAS GRILL OR AIR score by how much people -y Magic Chef .PLUS MORE! CONDITIONER AT THE Don’t Miss The Chance To Freeze Blueberries MUST BE SPECIAL SALE PRICEI Lentils-Nutrition And Taste Galore make,” Buchwald said. “It is.sort Grown in the inland Pacific Northwest regions of eastern Washington and northern Idaho called the Palouse The taste for blueberries is year-round, although the season for the fresh fruit is short. Satisfy blueberry of one of the many cancers in our MICROWAVE OVEN hunger by freezing berries for use in the gray days of winter. DO NOT WASH BLUEBERRIES EVERY SOLD!!! I WARRANTY a v a il a b l e a t (French for “green lawn"), lentils are small seeds that grow in pods. They are among the oldest foods cultivated society. If I make more than IN-STOCK ON SALE EXTENTION: SPECIAL LOW PRICESI by humankind and are eaten virtually everywhere in the world. BEFORE FREEZING. (columnist Mike) Royko it For berries bought in pint boxes: Remove cellophane cap. Overwrap box with plastic wrap, making sure to doesn’t make me a better Rich in all things good for us-fiber, complex carbohydrates, protein, and B-vitamins, with no fat or writer.” cholesterol-lentils add excellent nutrition to the diet. Unlike their tean cousins, lentils require no overnight completely cover air vents on bottom. He thought of one more piece of *1'; j presoaking and cook in as little as 15 minutes for salads. Their mild nutty taste “marries” well with a variety of For berries bought in bulk: Spread berries in layer on baking sheet. Freeze. Transfer to freezer containers and hospital information he would herbs and spices; and they have a natural affinity with vegetables, pasta, fish, meat, and fowl. Some helpful hints return to freezer. reveal to his audience. SIEFFERT’S*APPLIANCE *TV*VIDEO in cooking lentils: cook in unsalted water-add salt after lentils reach their desired degree of doneness. Salt To use home-frozen blueberries: Rinse blueberries in colander and drain. Blueberries do not need to be “If you run you can add three toughens the seed coat and lengthens cooking time. Use at least twice as much water as dry lentils. They double defrosted before baking. Like fresh blueberries, they will cook as the cake bakes. Simply sprinkle blueberries .years to your life,” Buchwald in volume when they are cooked. with flour before adding to batter. said. “But you'll be in paiii for >N’T MISS THIS GIGANTIC 3 DAY SUPERSALE those three years.” MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 7. 1989 — 15 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 7, 1989 Don’t miss the strawberry season: They’re wonderful FOCUS/Advicc

Strawberries, red, juicy and delicious are now in 2 cups milk Vi cup water the market ready to be enjoyed. The fresh ■A cup plus 1 tablespoon amaretto liqueur, divided 2 tablespoons dry strawberry-flavored gelatin strawberry season is short, so whether you pick 2 cups whipping cream 1 teaspoon vanilla them yourself at a local farm, or buy them already Microwave 1 pint fresh strawberries, hulled and cut in half 2 drops red food coloring Hearing loss muffles pleasure of visit picked in the grocery store, don't let the season go reserving one whole strawberry for garnish 1 pint fresh strawberries, hulled and sliced by and miss this wonderful fresh berry. Kitchen 1 un-iced strawberry filled jelly roll (16 ounces) whole strawberries for garnish DEAR /^BBY: My husband handle this family problem. away, invading the privacy of your Strawberries are not only a treat to eat, they are cut into 1 inch slices whipped topping for garnish father-in-law may be And if he refuses, then you handle it as subjects? ' good for you. Fresh strawberries contain a goodly Marge Churchill In a 4-cup measure, beat eggs with a whisk until Prepare pastry shell ahead of time by either coming to stay with my gently and kindly as possible. But do Not everyone wants a “ fond me­ amount of vitamin A and vitamin C. One cup of fresh frothy. Beat in sugar, tapioca and milk. Microwave microwave or conventional methods. Sprinkle family and me for a visit handle it. You will be doing everyone mory” of himself yawning, snoozing strawberries has only 5.'; calories: so eaten plain, at 50 percent (medium) power for 15 to 20 minutes, pecans over the bottom of the cooled pastry shell. this summer, and be­ Dear Abby — especially your father-in-law — a or eating corn ont he cob while a few they are a dieter’s delight. or until mixture thickness and bubbles, beating well Set aside. Place cream cheese in a small mixing fore he comes, I need favor. kernels cling to his nose and butter Storage of fresh strawberries in the refrigerator twice. Stir in 1 tablespoon liqueur. Place plastic bowl. Microwave at 50 percent (medium) power for some advice from you Abigail Van Buren drips from his chin. Please ask first. is essential to preserve their freshness and texture. strips of foil, covering 1 inch of batter and molding wrap directly on surface of the pudding and 1 to I'A minutes, or untii softened. Biend in whipped or your readers who DEAR ABBY: I know I ’m not alone. Strawberries should be washed soon after picking; remainder around the handles of the dish. refrigerate for 4 to 6 hours, or until very cold. topping and powdered sugar. Spread over pecans in have had to deal with There’s one in every family. I take my DEAR ABBY: I am single and very the excess water removed by patting dry with a Place loaf dish on an inverted saucer in the oven, (Mixture thickens as it cools.) pastry shell. Chill for at least 1 hour. this problem. camera to all the family gatherings. I much in love with a married woman. paper towel. Leave the green hull in place until and microwave at 50 percent (medium) power for 9 In a medium mixing bowl, beat whipping cream In a 4-cup measure, combine granulated sugar, Dad is very hard of often hear, “ Oh, Lord, there she is She loves me, too, and is planning to ready to prepare for use. This helps avoid bruising minutes, rotating the dish >/4 turn after every 3 until soft peaks form. Reserve 'A cup whipping cornstarch and salt. Blend in water. Microwave at hearing. He sometimes again with that camera! ” leave her husband. However, while I Tha Aasoclatad Praaa and the loss of juice. Strawberries are best minutes. Increase power to high and microwave for cream for topping. Fold remaining whipped cream high for 3'A to 4'A minutes, or until mixture is jokes about getting a hearing aid, but comfortable saying anything to him My relatives think I am a pain am waiting, I am consumed by refrigerated in large flat containers that allow for a 3 minutes. Remove the foil and microwave for 2 to 9 into chilled pudding. thickened and translucent, stirring after every he doesn’t realize that his hearing about it. because I ’m always taking pictures. jealousy. HARVARD IN HEBREW — Famed single layer. minutes longer, or until the center springs back Arrange 1 cup of strawberries in bottom of a minute. Stir in gelatin, vanilla and food coloring. problem is a hardship on others. Last Is there a way to let this dear man Don’t they understand that I ’m not We are truly right for each other conductor Leonard Berstein opens his Strawberries can be served in many wonderful Cover with plastic wrap. Chill for 2 hours. Stir in and know that we will live happily when touched lightly and no uncooked batter 3-quart trifie dish or clear, straight-sided giass summer when he visited us, I was glad know that his hearing loss is hard on just taking pictures for the fun of it; shirt to reveal a sweatshirt reading ways. Try some of these for your family and enjoy remains on the bottom. Rotate the dish once or bowl. Spoon 1 cup of pudding mixture over the sliced strawberries. Spread over cream cheese to see him, but 1 couldn’t wait for him all of us? I can’t understand why some I ’m recording memories we can all ever after — but how do I survive until the flavor and bounty of this season’s fresh twice. Let stand directly on the counter for 5 to 10 strawberries. Piace jelly roll slices upright around mixture. Chill for 2 hours, or until set. Garnish with to leave. older people are too proud to wear look back on with fondness. then? "Harvard” in Hebrew, during a Tuesday strawberries. People most often think of strawber­ minutes before removing to cool. Yields 19-by-5- inside of the bowl, pressing lightly into pudding. whole strawberries and additional whipped topping. Several times when my children hearing aids, yet they wear glasses. Please print this for some of those ACHING IN PENNSYLVANIA rehearsal with the Boston Pops for a ries as they are used in shortcakes, or other inch loaf. Piace any remaining jeily roll slices in center. Yields one 9-inch pie. were talking to either him or me, he Maybe if you print it (no name or sourpusses who run away or cover special appearance at Symphony Hall in desserts, or perhaps sprinkled on top of cereal. Drizzle remaining >A cup liqueur evenly over jelly would start talking — completely location, please) he will see it and take their faces with their hands every DEAR ACHING: Keep repeating Boston. However, strawberries can be used in other ways as the following; Any woman who is Strawberry-avocado salad roll slices. Spoon remaining pudding mixture into Strawberry-cheese dessert unaware that someone was talking. the hint. "time they see me with a camera. well, where their rich flavor adds a special juicy center of bowl. The children couldn’t understand why ANNY-MOUSE What’s the harm in capturing some capable of cheating on her husband, is 6 cups trimmed and torn curly endive goodness. Today’s column features cold and Arrange remaining strawberries around the top 1/3 cup butter Grandpa was so “ rude.” He enjoyed priceless moments on film? capable of cheating on her husband — 2 cups fresh strawberries, hulled and sliced delicious strawberry soup, which will serve as an edge. Spoon reserved >A cup of whipped cream in Vi cup graham crackers watching TV at night, but because he DEAR MOUSE: Squeak up! Tell DALLAS CAMERA NUT regardless of who he is. 1 avocado, peeled and sliced PEOPLE elegant beginning to a luncheon or dinner menu. center. Garnish top with reserved whoie 2 tablespoons sugar couldn’t hear, he turned the volume your husband that he must address Strawberry banana quick bread,can be featured as strawberries. up so loud it disturbed everybody in this problem. To fear “ hurting to DEAR CAMERA N U T : The DRESSING: FILLING: Mussolini visits holy site a breakfast item, or it can complement any meal. Advance preparation: Up to 1 day in advance, “ harm” in capturing some “ priceless Everything you'll need to know about 1/3 cup honey 1 package (8 ounces) cream cheese the house and gave me a constant feelings” of someone who is upsetting planning o wedding con be found In Abby't You may want to take advantage of the abundant prepare pudding and refrigerate. Up to 6 hours in headache. your entire household is foolish. moments on film ” lies in how the booklet, "How to Hove o Lovely Wedding." JERUSALEM (AP) — Actress Alessandra 1/3 cup orange juice ■A cup sour cream supply of fresh berries, now available at reasonable 1/3 cup vegetable oil advance, continue recipe as directed, except for My husband refused to say anything He sometimes “ jokes” about get­ subjects feel about being "captured.” Send your name and address, plus check or Mussolini, granddaughter of the late fascist 1 egg money order for $2.S9 to; Dear Abby, prices, to make several loaves of this moist and garnish. Add garnish just before serving. ting a hearing aid, he must be aware Do you ask permission before dictator of Italy, visited Judaism’s holiest site 1 tablespoon poppy seed 3 tablespoons sugar because he didn’t want to hurt his Wedding Booklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount flavorful bread to put into the freezer. You can father’s feelings, and 1 would not feel that he needs one. Insist that your taking a picture? Or do you iust click Morris, III. 610S4. (postage Included.) and appealed for an end to religious prejudice. In a large mixing bowl, toss endive, strawberries 1 tablespoon flour microwave a loaf of this bread in just about 20 Mussolini, 23, who is here for a film in which and avacado. Set aside. Strawberry whimsey 1 cup sliced fresh strawberries minutes. In a 2-cup measure, combine dressing ingre­ OUR FASCINATINQ EARTH by Phllp Sett, Ph.D. she portrays an Israeli soldier, visited the 1 quart fresh strawberries 1/3 cup strawberry jelly Strawberries which are fresh, plump and juicy sacred Western Wall and the Yad Vashem dients. Microwave at high power for 45 seconds to 1 3 tablespoons butter Garnish: fresh mint leaves combine beautifully with avocado and a fruit minute, or until hot. Pour over the endive mixture The Exxon oil spill lesson: Holocaust museum and said she "felt just ■A teaspoon orange extract Place butter in a 9-inch square baking dish. dressing for a shimmering salad. Although and toss to coat. Serve immediately. Yields 6 to 8 sick” after seeing displays of Nazi atrocities. 36 Ritz crackers, crushed (about I'A cups) Microwave at high for I'A to HA minutes, or until strawberry shortcake and strawberry pie are servings. “ There are no words to describe those ■A cup packed light brown sugar butter melts. Add graham cracker crumbs and everyone’s number one choice, don’t neglect the things,” she said Tuesday. 2 cups whipped topping sugar. Mix weli. Press into an even layer in the other ways that strawberries can be used. The local Mussolini said she saw no irony in her visit Strawberry soup 2 tablespoons Grand Marnier bottom of the dish. Microwave at high for I'A Diversify your investments season is so short, that you should take full even though her grandfather, Benito Musso­ advantage of it, and use fresh local berries in as 1 quart ripe strawberries, washed and hulled Wash and hull berries. Place berries, stem end minutes, rotating dish once. Set aside. In a medium mixing bowl, microwave cream lini, was an ally of Germany’s Adolf Hitler, who many ways as possible. 2 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice down, in a single layer on the bottom of a 9-inch The Exxon less greedy, you’ll be a lot safer. cheese at 50 percent (medium) power for I'A to 3 perpetrated the Holocaust in which 6 million IVt cups hot water round glass baking dish. disaster in ■ Thoroughly investigate any minutes, or until softened. Add sour cream, egg, Jews died. Vt cup sugar Place butter in a 4-cup glass measure and Alaska should company before you invest in it. " I don’t feel anything bad against me here,” Strawberry banana quick bread sugar and flour. Beat at medium speed of an electric 1 tablespoon quick cooking tapioca microwave on high for 45 seconds, or until melted. stand as a stern Look at its assets and its said Mussolini, who is also a niece of actress 1 cup whole wheat flour mixer until mixture is smooth. Vt cup sweet white wine Stir in extract. Blend in cracker crumbs and sugar, warning to in­ exposures. For instance, many Sophia Loren. 2/3 cup packed brown sugar Pour cream cheese mixture over the crust. Top Sylvia dairy sour cream or yogurt mix well. Cover berries with crumb mixture and vestors; no shares are trading at far below Vt cup unbleached all-purpose flour evenly with strawberries. Microwave at 50 percent In a food processor or blender bowl, combine microwave on high for 4 to 5 minutes, rotating the matter how their book value, which means >/t cup reduced calorie margarine (medium) power for 8 to 12 minutes, or until center P a n ic Dustin Hoffman to graduate strawberries and lemon juice. Process until dish midway through cooking process. Serve warm solid a com­ Porter that the per-share assets are 1/3 cup buttermilk is set, rotating the dish 2 to 3 times. Chill until ■fiEIONCV smooth. Pour into a 2-quart casserole. 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If you do, you will be enrolled in 1955 to study music but changed to waxed paper. Set aside. In a large bowl, combine all 2 cups prepared whipped topping Marge Churchill of Manchester is an authority on slings and arrows of outrageous years after it was determined to taking on a full-time job. More theater arts and never graduated. ingredients, beat at low speed of electric mixer until Strawberry amaretto trifle 1 cup powdered sugar HI&HER &ROUNV. N O R /^L TfVES FLOWEV ANV microwave cooking. Write to her in care of fortune is — diversification. be safe. This can send a com­ likely, you’ll want to make Superintendent Richard Moore said Hof­ moistened. Beat at medium speed for 2 minutes, 2 eggs >A cup granulated sugar EUBEV. HUT NO &P.E.AT FLOOD . Microwave Kitchen, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box A company may have had a pany’s prospects — and its share careful purchases of stocks that fman sent word through his agent that he would scraping bowl occasionally. Spread batter evenly Vt cup sugar 2 tablespoons cornstarch REEXAFMNIN& THEIR RECORVS. THE 591, Manchester 06040. mainstay item in its product line prices — plummeting. you have decided are of good be honored to accept the degree. Hoffman is intoi prepared dish. Shield the ends with 2-inch 2 tablespoons quick cooking tapioca Vt teaspoon salt ASTROLO&ERS VISCOVEREV t h e y h a d fXfiDE A for generations — only for it to be value, and then ignore day-to-day currently appearing in “ The Merchant of S L I& H T C P H O P . THE CATASTROPHE WOULD Strangely, the takeover frenzy discovered that the product is in can have an adverse effect on fluctuations in their prices as you Venice” in London. OCCUR 100 YEARS LATER IN 1629. some way harmful or hazardous. share prices. This happens when hold them for the long run. Hoffman has been nominated six times for Take care of your tomatoes P.S. ITVfVN-T. The result? Not only does the a company is widely rumored to ■ Consider alternative Ways of Academy Awards, including “ The Graduate,” Graham biscuits nutritious but sweet company lose a product impor­ be a takeover candidate. The investing. Mutual funds that “ Midnight Cowboy,” “ Lenny” and “ Tootsie.” tant to its business, it may find stock market has become so specialize in specific industries He won Oscars for his performances in “ Rain NEW YORK (AP) - Toma­ minutes after slicing into it, its itself liable for all of that product accustomed to anticipating de­ are available, and buying into Man” and “ Kramer vs. Kramer.” By Bonnie Tandy Leblang etgyl alcohol; for wine vinegars, Carolyn: Filling a Fudgsicle toes are delicious, nutritious pleasant aroma and flavor it has ever manufactured. velopments that the price of those their portfolios can provide added and Carolyn Wyman wine; and in the case of Heinz’s with peanut butter is a good idea and low in calories. Or a company can experience a shares would rise just as if the insurance against disaster strik­ new wine vinegar, a sweet Kosher start fading away. Sting stung by criticism Supermarket but Weight Watchers is abso­ But, says the Nutri-System major accident, such as the company were actually being ing any one company. KELLOGG’S S.W. GRAHAM wine. Kosher means the product lutely the wrong company to do it. Dr. Gott Health & Fitness Information That’s why a tomato in a Alaska oil spill. There are imme­ taken over. But what if, then, it ■ Don’t limit your Investments BRASILIA, Brazil (A P) — British pop star SHREDDED BISCUITS CE­ Sampler is made according to strict Leaving aside the question of Bureau, treat them with a litle diate and obvious effects — but turns out the company isn’t going to stocks. By dividing your Sting, a campaigner to protect the Amazon REAL. Regular and brown sugar Jewish dietary laws. what exactly a ‘quiescently fro­ sandwich that was packed in Peter Gott, M.D. there can also be consumer to merge with anyone? What if no investment dollars among stocks rain forest and native Indians, was stung by cinnamon. $2.59 to 2.99 per 16.4- Heinz’s new vinegar is pre­ zen confection” is, this tastes extra care to get the best out of the morning has littie fresh boycotts, disruptions of directors suitors come down the pike? or mutual fund shares, high- criticism and bureaucratic hassles during a or 17-ounce boxes. served with sulfites (a problem more like ice than fudge or peanut them. fiavor by noon. Tomatoes Basically the other ingredients meetings, and other effects that Shares drop in price. grade corporate bonds, govern­ visit to the capital. for those allergic to it ); Progres- butter. If calories are your It says the Department of should be kept at room temper­ Carolyn: S.W. Graham in regular S.W. Graham cereal couldn’t easily be foreseen. And In short, there are wild cards in ment paper, and cash accounts, Sting came here after a two-month interna­ so’s wine vinegar doesn’t. Unless concern, I suggest you skip Agriculture suggests never ature rather than in a refriger­ Shredded Biscuits is a sweet are also OK. It has sugar added, the stain can splash, to a lesser the deck, and recently they’ve you can protect yourself against tional tour to raise funds for creation of a huge you need a Kosher wine vinegar, dinner and eat a whole, real slicing a tomato until just ator because cold tempera­ Shredded Wheat-iike cereai on but only about half as much as extent, on to other oil companies become wilder than ever before. most eventualities, so that no Indian reservation in the Amazon jungle. choose Progresso. Fudgsicle. before eating it. About three tures also cause loss of aroma. the order of Life. In the case of sweetened cereals like Honey Nut as well in the form of increased How can you deal yourself a hand unpleasant surprise from one At a meeting Monday to discuss the regular S.W, Graham, the sweet­ Cheerios, Croonchy Stars and T ragic situation regulation that applies to all. that has the best chance of company, industry or market will campaign, Mario Jumna, a Xavante Indian ness is mainiy on the inside. The S.W. Graham’s other variety. Carolyn: I have been known to Without considering the necessity becoming a winner? leave you in a bind. and ex-congressman, accused the singer of Brown Sugar Cinnamon. That Bonnie: This new Peanut But­ MANUFACTURER COUPON ~[~OFFER EXPIRES 9/1/89 7 ~ brown sugar cinnamon variety buy wine so cheap that it tastes !------1 ■ n of new rules and regulations, it ■ Diversify! Don’t put all your There’s no absolute safe way to taking advantage of the “ purity and innocence cereal is unfortunately loaded ter Fudge frozen “item” chal­ has this inner cavity of sweetness like vinegar. But I ’ve never gone Save 30C on any flavor of Keebler* ESMfibl certainly can be said that those money into one company or even invest in stocks, but neither is the of the Indians’’ for self-promotion: “ Why with sweeteners: brown sugar, lenges the definition of what for hemophiliacs and is. in addition, covered with a out and deliberately bought Ripplin's* 6.5 oz. or larger 530100280304 changes would be expensive. one industry. A downturn in one stock market a particularly dan­ doesn’t he dedicate himself to resolving the honey, corn syrup and sorbitol. should be known as food. Al­ gerous medium. While sudden vanilla icing not unlike the one something called wine vinegar. DEAUR W ewili reimbufse you face value of DEAR DR. GOTT; Would you please provide me It can work both ways. There field may not be a downturn in problem of AIDS or defend the Indians of the Were Graham alive, he would though called peanut butter this coupon plus 6$ handling it you and yout Archway pours over their mo­ with information on hemophilia? can be spectacular discoveries or another. This may not maximize bad news can devastate a com­ United States?” Since Bonnie says this stuff is fudge, this dessert contains customer comply with terms of this otter lasses cookies. Beiieve it or not, undoubtedly be appalled. Any other use constitutes fraud Coupons court rulings that greatly in­ your income, but it will minimize pany, that doesn’t mean it needs Sting also was told that to visit Xingu primarily used in cooking or neither food. For 60 calories must be redeemed in accordance with KeeUer coupbn redemption terms, copies available to devastate you. If you can avoid this makes this flavor almost too □ □ □ making salad dressing, it’s prac­ DEAR READER: Hemophilia is an hereditary crease the prospects of a com­ your risk. You’re looking for National Park, a major Indian reservation in you’re treated to such goodies as upon request Mail properly redeemed the temptation toward big dra­ sweet for me. But given its name, tically useless to me — as coupons to KeeWerCornpany, PO Box ^ O i n n deficiency of either two proteins (factor VIII or pany. In pharmaceuticals, for income or growth or both, but central Brazil, he would have to meet the usual HEINZ GOURMET FINE cellulose and other gums, and 870086, El Paso. Texas 88587-0086. J u i u u c o u j instance, fortunes have soared matic market plays, you can the most surprising thing about non-cook who always buys bottled or authorued clearing houses factor IX ) necessary for blood coagulation. It putting all your money in one hot bureaucratic requirements to enter the res­ artificial flavors and artificial Onty coupons received within s u months ol expiration date will be honored Otter void S.W. Grahams is that they have WINE VINEGAR, $1.29 per 12- affects only males and causes severe bleeding for those who have found effec­ stock is a gamble you probably easily find sound, profitable tricted area. The red tape was waived for the dressings. But if you’re not so colors, combined quiescently — wherever taxed, licensed, restricted or prohibited dash value 1/20 of 1C neither the taste nor the texture of fluid ounce bottle. Liait' M l CM|M per pMchm episode. Minor injury can result in extensive tive medicines for otherwise shouldn’t take. If you’re a little investments in stocks. singer on previous visits. fussy about how you spend your that is, without stirring in a lot of graham crackers. bleeding or uncontrolled hemorrhages that must be According to news reports, Sting said Bonnie: Vinegar is a staple time, this wine vinegar tastes air. The only “ real” ingredients treated with immediate transfusion of fresh frozen nothing but later canceled a scheduled news pantry item found in most every sweeter and more like grape juice are some skim milk and sugars. If Bonnie: Graham Hour (also plasma (blood without cells) or purifiled factor VIII conference. called whole wheat flour) is a home. It’s used as a preservative than at least one other brand we you care what you eat, a small i p ’nsaveSO*^ tried (Progresso). (or factor IX ). Hemophiliacs are often encouraged Beware of flea- market deals primary ingredient in both these (for pickles and chutneys) and serving of sherbet would make a flavoring (in salad dressings), as by their doctors to use caution during everyday new cereals. Named after an □ □ □ much better low-calorie treat. DEAR BRUCE: We were on vacation in Hahn to be grand marshal well as for cleaning (great for the activities in order to avoid injury. Also, hemophili­ 18th-century nutrition advocate, bnnewRipplin’s^ California and went to a flea market, we saw a coffee pot). Vinegar results from acs must be carefully prepared before surgery or BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) - Jessica Hahn the Rev. Sylvester Graham, the WEIGHT WATCHERS PEA­ number of cast-iron toy banks, which the vendor a natural process in which Bonnie Tandy Lablang, a regis­ dental extraction by using factor V III or IX will be the grand marshal for a Do-Dah-Day flour is made from the whole NUT BUTTER FUDGE QUIES­ said were part of an estate collection he recently tered dietitian, and Carolyn Wy­ concentrates. parade. wheat kernel with nothing added bacteria convert alcohol to acetic CENTLY FROZEN CONFEC­ acquired. He said they were genuine antiques acid. For white or distilled man, a junk-food fanatic, are Because these concentrates are obtained from Automobiles and marchers with their pets or removed. Now that’s TION. $2.80 for a box of 12, manufactured in the United States in the ’20s and Smart Money vinegar the process begins with syndicated columnists. pooled blood (received from many donors), a tragic will be featured in Saturday’s parade. Entry nutritious. 1.75-fluid ounce bars. ’30s. situation developed for many hemophiliacs who Bruce Williams fees will benefit the Birmingham Humane received transfusions prior to 1980. Some concen­ We paid $25 each for the banks and thought we got Society. trates were contaminated by HIV, the virus causing a bargain.‘ Last night, we looked the banks over “ Let’s do it,” Hahn told her publicist when Calf’s life Menus AIDS. Therefore, the unfortunate recipients were more carefully in strong light and found two of them she heard about the parade. “ I love animals innoculated with the AIDS virus. Today, factor V III marked “ made in Taiwan.” and people, especially old people and and factor IX products are tested for HIV, so Is it possible that these banks were manufactured children.” key to veal replacement qf the factors is far safer than before. in Taiwan, but still have the antique value the have been able to open it. Hahn, the former church secretary whose Senior citizens noon meal is listed first, the cool sauce, tossed salad, bread and * You can receive detailed information about flea-market vendor put on them? He said banks of About two months ago, the apartment complex tryst with Jim Bakker crumbled his PTL this kind were collector’s items and if we hung onto did give us little sticks to put in the window track, so 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - The foiiowing meals will be evening meal second. butter, pears. ' Ijemophilia and the risk of contracting AIDS from ministry, said she no longer attends church them for,a while, we could make a handsome profit it couldn’t be opened from the outside. Frankly, The chef of an exclusive served at Mayfair Gardens and Monday: Roast beef with Thursday: Half day, no lunch. transfusions, by writing the National Hemophilia services but still believes in God. on the transaction. since they were unsightly, I put them in the closet. French restaurant says veai Westhiii Gardens the week of gravy, whipped potatoes, green Foundation, 19 West 34th Street, New York, N.Y. PC. While the stick would have prevented them from producers who confine June 12 to 16 to Manchester beans. Chicken sandwich, fruit, 10001.' In addition, I am sending you a free copy of Bolton schools TRAVERSE CITY, MICH. opening the window, I think since the security calves in small stalls and residents who are 60 or older: milk. my Health Report “ Blood.” Other readers who During the week of June 12 to device was not installed the apartment complex feed them no-iron formula to Monday: Apple juice, meat loaf Tuesday: Leg of veal with » would like a copy should send $1.25 with their name DEAR P.C.: I think, my friend, you’ve been had. 16, Bolton Elementary and Cen­ should reimburse my loss. Our Language get pure white meat have a with onion gravy, baked beans, gravy, baked potatoes, carrots. and address to P.O. Box 91369, Cleveland, Ohio First of all, Taiwan was known as Formosa until a ter schools will serve lunch only M.B., mistaken idea of what the carrots, wheat bread, pudding Egg salad sandwich, fruit, milk. 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the title. few years ago. The strong likelihood is that these are on Monday. That lunch will be DETROIT best cooks want. Wednesday: Swedish meat­ D EAR DR. GO’TT: I have a burning pain my my relatively recent creations and worth far less than swirl. cheeseburger, french fries, green Use eyesore for something that’s unpleasant to “ As a chef, the quaiity of Tuesday: Grape juice, turkey a balls with gravy, noodles, spin­ right big toe. The only time it bothers me is when I the $25 you paid for each one. And it is a long trip beans and chilled pears. M l AR M.B.: I think not. Well before your loss, the look at or unattractive. Don’t mistake eyesore for a the veai used in my kitchen is la king, parsiied noodles, Scan­ ach. Turkey sandwich, fruit, sit or lie down. Would a ruptured disc in my neck from Michigan to California to make the return. apartment complex did offer you a way to secure compliment — that’s a sight for sore eyes. very important, and yet of dinavian mixed vegetables, rye milk. cause this pain? I ’ve been to a podiatrist and I ’d chalk this up to experience and learn from it. your window, and you chose to ignore it. My Coop pens up or confines. For a healthy tip on equai concern to me is the bread, cherry tart with whipped Thursday: Baked chicken Coventry schools neurologist who diagnosed it as a neuropathy, but Unless you are an expert, buying things in flea personal judgment is that their responsibility to you pronouncing this verb, you may want to consult quality of iife of these topping. quarter with gravy, rice, zuc­ There will be no lunches served they also say there is no cure. Help! markets, while often pleasant, can be hazardous to has been satisfied. This is, however, only my Surgeon General Koop. calves,” said Jean-Louis Wednesday: Beef barley soup, chini. Chicken salad sandwich, at Coventry High School next your financial health. The vendors come and go, and opinion. Paliadin of Jean-Louis res­ meatballs and ziti in Italian fruit, milk. week. Coventry elementary DEAR READER: A ruptured disc in your neck, the unscrupulous one can easily take advantage of I doubt if anyone can tell you whether you would QUESTION: Sometimes I see theatre and taurant at the Watergate sauce, mixed vegetabies, Italian Friday: Tuna casserole, broc­ schools will serve lunch on would not cause burning pain in your toe. This you. , be successful in a small-claims action against the sometimes I see theater. Which Is right? Hotel, in support of iegisia- bread, sliced pears. coli. Tuna salad sandwich, fruit, Monday; the menu will be an­ symptom is more likely due to a disturbance father Being an informed customer is the only defense. If landlord. If you truly believe this is his responsibil­ tion that would change the Thursday: Cranapple juice, milk. nounced at each school. down your body, such as a nerve malfunction you are buying antiques or jewelry — items that ity, why not fight it out in that arena? That is what ANSWER: Either may be used, although most way veal is raised. fish, mashed potatoes, cole slaw, (neuropathy) in the toe itself. Neuropathy is a require an expertise you may not have — find small-claims courts are all about. It allows you and dictionaries seem to prefer the American theater. Paliadin was one of 34 wheat bread, fresh fruit. common consequence of diabetes, circulatory someone to,go'with you. It is well worth the expense. Manchester schools Andover Elementary the landlord to be heard without expensive legal The spelling theatre reflects the word’s derivation witnesses Tuesday at a Friday: Roast beef au jus, disturbances, tumors, injuries to the nerve, This does not mean you cannot enjoy flea-market The following lunches are to be The following lunches will be representation. from French, in which the -re spelling occurs. House Agriculture subcom­ parsiied potatoes, peas and car­ infections and toxic reactions to certain compounds, shopping, because many folks do, including the served in the Manchester public served at Andover Elementary If you do pursue this, I would be very interested to Theater people in particular show a preference for mittee hearing in a debate rots. dinner roli, Russian cream such as antibiotics, barbiturates and industrial writer. But the dangers are apparent. Consider schools the week of June 12 to 16: School June 12 to 14: hear how the judge views this matter. being theatre people. over whether caives des­ with strawberries. toxins. Neuropathy, then, is a symptom; the cure yourself fortunate that the loss was modest. Monday: Cook’s choice, an­ Monday: Meat patty, mashed tined to become cuts of depends on the disease. DEAR BRUCE: My apartment was broken into nounced at each school. Do you have a question or comment about our miik-fed veal ought to spend potatoes, corn, rolls, baker’s I suggest that you request a referal to the last week and about $1,200 worth of my uninsured Bruce Williams, America’s top radio talk host, is Meals on Wheels Tuesday: Chicken nuggets, language? Please write to Jeffrey McQualn, their short lives in a freer choice. neurology clinic at a teaching hospital. Perhaps in personal belongings were stolen. When the police heard each weeknight on NBC stations. Questions dips, potato puffs, vegetables, Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester state consuming more than The foiiowing meais are to be Tuesday: Cook’s choice. > an academic environment, specialists could diag­ were here, they told me if a security device had been should be sent to: Smart Money. P.O. Box 591, bread and butter, fruit. Manchester 06040. 06040. just iiquid. served to Meais on Wheeis clients Wednesday: Pizza, vegetable, nose your ailment and offer therapy. installed in the window track, the burglar would not the week of June 12 to 16. The hot Wednesday: Ziti with meat fruit. MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, June 7, 1989 — 17 16 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. June 7, 1989

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Guest star: Robert Culp, (60 min.) on a nervous young couple during their fib- country 50 Send forth 59 School org. 6:30PM d J c B S N ew s (CC). (In Stereo) pany' A beautiful art collector uses the an­ J Adams (In Stereo) filled third date. Martin Short. Annette cient art of seduction to enlist the talents O’Toole, Paul Reiser. 1987. Rated R. (In T H E L A N D 39 Fixed quantity 1 2 3 9 10 11 (J) ® ABC News (CC). Hayden discovers that T'HArr FLINn-HORN l'? A "RECK50N 50,"B.O. ADMITS. (~5J (49 Coach (CC) of a former hit man. Cliff DeYoung, Tracy Stereo) O' PLEN TY 15 •• THET>VICIC5 A M U 9IN ' 41 These (Fr.) (^ Too Close for Comfort a Conduct Committee member's car is an Scoggins, Steven Keats. 1988. Rated R. LUCKY OUC3HTER BE AR EAL BIQ 1 2 HAOAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne 42 Sailing ship r (S) @S) N B C N e w s (CC). important part of Dauber’s end-of-season [U S A ] Miami Vice 2:30AM (33 Superior Court -TO H AVE HIM t T R A f c T O R festivities. (In Stereo) 44 Article of dZ) Nightly Business Report (33 Sustaining 1 5 ” d 9 Night Court (CC) The staff meets 1 1:30PM CB g9 Nlghtllne (CC). clothing (3 ) Fam ily T ie s (CC). (I!) ® Alice Christine’s elderly suitor; an amorous (D Morton Downey Jr. 6iT R?WN, hleue-A.' TH^fJ T U L Wa ^ hI 46 Steel source 1 (59 Dating Game 1 6 S3) Love Connection dowager offers Dan a campaign contribu­ T u l t MAT W iiJ P b W s (33) Honeymooners Po 48 Soak (flax) [A & E ] Profiles Featured: George S. Pat­ tion. (R) [CN N] Sports Latenight ■ (IB) Synchronal a N(7 c Ho p t h e I 49 Long fish ton. (24) Arab and Jew: Wounded Spirits in a [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date d9 Personal Power F(0(2 YtOU [CN N] Larry King Live [HBO] MOVIE: Fatal Beauty' (CC) An [A& E] Fred Travalena at the Improv 61 63 [A & E ] Chronicle A tour of the English >OU'RE CHIEF OF ONE TO (SUARP THEJ HIS ACCOMPLICE. DOWN countryside. undercover policewoman searches for the Fred Travalena welcomes Chas Elstner, [D IS] Rick Nelson: A Brother Remem­ source of a deadly batch of cocaine. SECURITY FOP >DUR PRINCE ------bers David Nelson pays tribute to his Scott Larose and Fred W olf. (60 min.) 64 66 [CNN] Moneyline Whoopi Goldberg, Sam Elliott, Ruben ^PRINCE REX 1 Smirk brother Rick, who died on New Year’s Eve, [CN N ] Headline News Overnight [E S P N ] SportsCenter Up-to-date Blades. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) 1985, featuring home movies, concert 2 Othello villain scores. [ES P N ] College Baseball World Series: footage, and interviews with his mother [TM C] MOVIE: Play Misty for Me' A 3 Hauls (e)1989 by NEA. Inc [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire disc jockey becomes involved with a psy­ Teams to be announced From Omaha, Harriet and his children. (60 min.) (In Neb. (2 hrs., 30 min.) (R| [USA] Miami Vice Stereo) chotic woman listener who gradually takes charge of his life. Clint Eastwood, Jessica [HBO] MOVIE: 'Water' The discovery of 3:05AM (33 News (R) <01946 Capp Enlarpriaas. Inc d Entertainment Tonight Walter, Donna Mills. 1971. Rated R 7:30PM a special brand of mineral water sets off a Actor Corbin Bernsen. (In Stereo) [DIS] Rick Nelson: A Brother Remem­ series of conflicts on a Caribbean island. 1 1:35PM (33 Night Court bers David Nelson pays tribute to his d Jeopardy! (CC). Michael Caine, Valerie Perrine, Brenda brother Rick, who died on New Year's Eve, ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnaon USA Today Scheduled: CELEBRITY CIPHER d Kate & A llie (CC) Vaccaro 1985. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) 1 2:00AM (33 1985. featuring home movies, concert Celebrity Cipher cryptograms ara created from quot^tlo is by famous people, past and present. driving schools for owners of fast sports footage, and Interviews with his mother ** Each letter In the cipher stands for aoolhir. Today's due: P oquals N. (33) INN News [LIFE] MOVIE: 'The Long Journey cars. ITHIMK IT'5CR00KeD_ Home' About to be declared legally dead, Harriet and his children. (In Stereo) ® M *A*S*H (33) Star Trek a Vietnam veteran returns home with an [HBO] Verdict: The Wrong ^HOMtSTLY.' IT'S OMlYl ' X f ULNX NXJPEN OTV (3) (3) Major League Baseball: Boston 3:10AM h unusual explanantion of his mysterious (39 Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) Man (CC) This documentary presents four , KITCHeW SHEl' Rad Sox at Detroit Tigers (2 hrs.. 45 post-war activities Meredith Baxter- S 9 Morton Downey Jr. case histories of innocent citizens who XZVAE FJLEAFZDDA.' — min.) (Live) Birney, David Birney, Mike Preston. 1987. BLONDIE by Dean Young ft Stan Drake 69 Success 'n Ufa were sent to prison for crimes ranging ®) Cosby Show (CC). (In Stereo) [M AX] MOVIE: Jack's Back' (CC) from robbery to rape (60 min.) Modern-day Los Angeles becomes the (49 Win. Lose or Draw SCHOOL LET YOU STILL SHOULDN'T J 8TVAC JSNXAVEJS. [A & E ] World of Survival [TM C ] m o v ie : 'Call Me' A YOU SHOULD'VE hunting ground of a killer bent on duplicat­ 3:30AM OUT TODAY .' RUN SO FAST ON THE S E E N O U R (5l) Paid Programming bored Manhattan career woman finds her­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "There are a thousand hacking at the branches of [C N N ] C rossfire ing England’s 19th-century Ripper mur­ SIDEWALK TEACHERS .' self aroused by an obscene phone caller. evil to one who Is striking at Its root.” — Henry David Thoreau. [DIS] Dr. Seuss' Grinch Grinches the ders James Spader, Cynthia Gibb, Rod [A& E] Battle Line Patricia Charbonneau. Patti D’Arbanville. YOU T H IN K C at In the Hat The Cat in the Hat meets Loomis 1988 Rated R [CNN] Newsnight the grouchy Grinch and decides to outs­ Sam Freed. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) WE W ER E < [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Deceptions' After one [ES P N ] Inside the PGA Tour 9 [U SA ] MOVIE: 'Town Tamer' After his mart him with cunning feline tricks. of the twins dies, the survivor struggles to [LIFE] E/R wife is killed by a bullet meant for him, a [E S P N ] Major League Baseball's Grea­ make a decision about revealing her true lawman roams the west looking for the test Hits: Advent of the Game identity and risks her life to bring her sis­ [U SA ] New Mike Hammer culprit. Dana Andrews, Terry Moore, Pat ter’s killer to justice. Stefanie Powers, [HBO] MOVIE: ‘Police Academy 4: Ci­ 1 2:05AM (33 Pat Sajak O’Brien. 1965. tizens on Patrol' (CC) Police academy Barry Bostwick. Gina Lollobrigida 1985. Part 2 of 2. 12:30AM (33 St. Elsewhere Nlghtwatch Joined in I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME graduates are put to work training local ci­ 3:40AM C13 (33 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) Progress ! • by Henri Arnold and Bob Lae tizens in a crime-fighting program Steve 9:30PM ( D ® Robert Guillaume Guttenberg, Bubba Smith, Michael Wins­ (CC) Edward meets a beautiful woman at a @ 3 ) Late Night With David Letter- 4:00AM C5l) Streets of San Francisco STOP RIGHT THERE! I WANT / M Y N A M E DIDN'T I Unscramble these four Jumbles, low. 1987. Rated PG man (In Stereo) TO HAVE A WORD WITH YOU IS B A R R Y TELL YOU We're going to the opera tonight jazz club which helps him see his secretary (59 One Day at a Time *OCV\= one letter to each square, to form [ M A X ] MOVIE: ‘Going Undercover’ in a different light. (In Stereo) 69 Morton Downey Jr. MaWiseguy (CC) David solves Jesse's cash-flow problems but at­ 10:00PM Cl!) [ESP N ] Major League Baseball's Grea­ being sold. (60 min.) Siernberg is missing in an overseas terror­ tracts the unwanted attention of the pol­ test Hits: '78 World Series [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide ice. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) ist bombing, an OCB agent returns to the Gi?aAA.C_ field during Vinnie’s absence; MePike jeo­ [LIFE] Easy Street 4:10AM [HBO] MOVIE: 'Sister Sis­ fe- 7 d ®) Growing Pains (CC) Beauty vs. pardizes the operation. (60 min.) (R) (In ter' A Congressional aide’s Louisiana va­ brains becomes an issue when Carol is 1 2:35AM [MAX] MDVIE: At Close Stereo) cation turns nightmarish when he checks PANOWE chosen (or the homecoming court. (R) Range' (CC) Following in his father's cri­ S ) (® China Beach (CC) McMurphy minal footsteps holds a certain fascination into a hotel operated by two mysterious d Unauthorized Biography: The Royals THE BORN LOSER by AH Sansom learns Natch is married: new arrival Vyay- for an aimless teen-ager. Sean Penn, Chris­ sisters. Eric Stoltz, Jennifer Jason Leigh. A profile of the British royal family features HER 9TRONS WILL loo Marie becomes a radio personality. (60 topher Walken. Mary Stuart Masterson. Judith Ivey. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) interviews with Maj. Ronald Ferguson, DOMINATED THIS. min.) Part 1 of 2. (R) (In Stereo) 1986. Rated R (In Stereo) YOOLIFE’ K E - HOLC? father of Prince Andrew’s wife, Sarah; 4:30AM (S) Beverly Hillbillies “ V CD (5® (61) [CN N] News former British Prime Minister James Cal­ 1 :00 AM (33) Twilight Zone [MAX] MOVIE: The Believ­ O E A M M C > ('T 1HI$ WHiLg L ERRTAY Now arrange the circled letters to 4:40AM laghan; and several journ'alists and royal- (33) INN News Laverne & Shirley ers' (CC) A series of bizarre murders leads form the aurprise answer, as sug­ family biographers. Narrator- 69 TiF gested by the above cartoon. (18) Synchronal [A&E] Wings Dver the World: It Began a police psychologist to the leaders of an ON THE FA8TRACK by Bill Holbrook correspondent: Barbara Howar. (2 hrs.) ancient religious cult in present-day Man­ (29 All in the Family With Bleriot The history of French avia­ hattan. Martin Sheen, Helen Shaver, Rob­ (33) Exploring Psychic Powers The tion. (60 min.) Amazing Randl joins host Bill Bixby for a S2) Dream Street The bar is padlocked on ert Loggia. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) Fir-ir^ iv\Y First w kk pFopUE DO I TriEY'Pe 10D|C||7 lo knlloito loi MJO. ndlloli InkliiW i » o « ^ Jory. Albert Dekker. 1943. helps an impressionable teen-ager investi­ IA£ ^ O P t » •fid hcndllne. from JumM*. d o ttilt Mwapiper, e.O. aei 4Me. Weodfc F L 8 » M -« * with Doc Watson and Chet Atkins, and InctudB your n*mB, •ddrfBB and ile eed* and makB your ehoek payaMo to HowepefweeeU. (19 Smithsonian Treasures gate his vampire-like neighbor. Chris Sar­ / concert clips. (60 min.) Iln Stereo) andon, William Ragsdale. Amanda Bearse D IAL 911 (3) Unsolved Mysteries (CC) Cases in­ [A&E] Decades: 70's 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) In Manchester FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea clude the search for an Arkansas woman who allegedly used witchcraft to kill her [DIS] Estate Sale Two women attend the 1 :30AM (33 Career Media Network husband and a curious incident of time sale of an estate and get caught up in the lapse and memory loss. (60 min.) (R) (In memories associated with the objects TOPM M TALfeEP Stereo) being sold. (60 min.) (19 @ Infinite Voyage (CC) Examines 10:15PM (59 Dream Street Joined in K'lf|l'A‘rR V T scientific efforts to minimize the destruc­ Progress The bar is padlocked on the day THE 1989 NUTMEG AfooT ONUfALl^TlC THE ORIZZWELL8 by Bill Schorr tive effects of natural disasters, including of Denis and Harry’s bachelor party for A s tro g ra p h hurricanes, tornadoes, earthquakes and Joey; Joni’s reluctant parents agree to at­ SUMMER THEATRE NO POUPT gXPFCTATioN.;-- h e volcanic eruptions. (60 min.) Part 8 of 12. tend the wedding. (Postponed from an ear­ Afbirr iTm. 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June 7, 1989 SCIENCE & HEALTH SPORTS J Reporting Study: Up to 22% of kids Thoughts Ip . ' f Relays schedule revamped AIDS tests suffering mentai disorders A pLE N ty Len Auster By Jim Tierney program run more succinct and Adding a distinct local flavor to the son, former masters world-record concise which makes it more palata­ Relays will be the first running of the criticized committee said the figure would AAonchester Herald holder for the mile, along with Harry By Paul Recer ble to the spectators.” Balcome said Connecticut Mile along with the Nolan, Dick Ashley and Sam u probably run into the billions of The Associated Press i Jim Balcome first took charge of at a Relays news conference Tues­ other highlighted open events: 200 McClendon are also entered. "Approximately 2.5 dollars a year. M ONTREAL (A P) - A top U.S. day afternoon. “ We’ve received a meters, 400 meters and 800 meters “ Al Swenson asked me to come In addition to the costs of the Manchester Community College health official says the time is WASHINGTON - Between 12 million children In this number of inquiries about the new along with the shot put. Cash prizes here and speak for him today treatment, the committee said New England Relays in 1987 and the coming when doctors will report and 22 percent of America’s format and they’ve all been of $150 will be awarded in these because he enjoys this community.” country received there are substantial indirect immediate result was the first sub the names of people testing children — as many as 14 million Varsity status four-minute-mile ever run in the positive.” events. McClendon said. “ We know we can costs from the need for social positive for the AIDS virus and of those under age 18 — are treatment In 1985 for a state of • Connecticut by Irishman Several track events which drew The Relays is also a qualifier for give you exciting and fierce competi­ services, criminal justice and try to trace victims’ sexual suffering from some type of Gerry O’Reilly. few entrants have been eliminated to the National Junior Olympics. tion.” McClendon indicated these mental disorder. This special education. contacts. But activists criticized mental disorder, but only about a tighten Saturday’s schedule. The Joining O’Reilly at the staring line are the finest masters milers in the “ Each year in this nation about the proposal. third are receiving any treat­ means that at least up in the air main sponsors of the Relays are will be fellow countrymen Sean country and a sub-4:20 mile will be 49,000 children and youth are held Last year, however, there was a Dr. James Mason, U.S. Assist­ ment, a study released today Pratt & Whitney, the Savings Bank O’Neill (third a year ago) and run. another 5 million other in various public youth facilities, considerable dropoff in the spectator ant Secretary for Health, said he reported. turnout. Balcome and George Sui­ of Manchester, ComFed Savings newcomer Frank Conway, who is A committee of the Institute of children needed some and many thousands more are in didn’t know when such a system tor, the Relays track and field Bank and the Hartford Courant. seen as this year’s favorite. Conway, Sally Zimmer, one of the top N Medicine said in the study that adult prisons,” the study said. for Boiton 9 would be in place, but when it Balcome’s plan has the first track a native of County Cork, ran 3:56 female runners in the state, noted type of Intervention, “ Millions of children i»re involved director and Manchester High cross happens "w e will have normal­ though millions of childhood country/track coach, sat down and event going off at 10:30 a.m. with the indoors. Englishman John Evans defending champ Paula Brunetto with child welfare, foster care ized HIV and will handle it like mental disorders are nqt treated, but did not receive any BOLTON — The last time Bolton High School finale at 3 p.m. and John Duggan are other top will be back in the women’s mile. and residential treatment. Many made substantial changes for this syphilis." the situation has improved in the played a varsity baseball game was on May 11. year’s 14th annual Relays which will O’Reilly will return to defend his entrants. Brunetto, a 1986 graduate of South­ treatment.” of these children have a diagnosa- HIV, or human immunodefi­ last 20 years and there is 1987. be held on Saturday, June 17 at Pete two-year reign in the third annual “ All of these people are truly ern Connecticut State University, ble mental disorder, but receive ciency virus, causes AIDS. “ demonstrable progress” toward — Institute of Medicine Christie McCormick ComFed Invi­ outstanding. I hope to have a sub barely missed qualifying for the 1988 neither diagnosis nor The last time Bolton High won a varsity baseball Wigren Track, The third annual Mason’s remarks Tuesday at understanding, preventing and tational Men’s Mile which will be the four-minute-mile,’’ Balcome said. Summer Olympics in the mile. treatment.” game was on May 18. 1983. Four-Mile Road race will be held on the Fifth International Confer­ correcting many of the mental highlighted event. Also, ComFed The men’s masters mile is shaping Zimmer, Sue Baxter-Faber and The study also said that about It’s still uncertain when either will happen again. Sunday. June 18. starting and ence on AIDS drew immediate diseases of youngsters. developmental disorders such as will sponsor the Christie McCormick up to be an exciting spectacle with Teresa Kittredge, a 1984 East 25 percent of all mentally re­ Bolton has been without a varsity baseball finishing on the MCC campus. criticism. “ There is increasing reason for autism, as well as chronic drug Invitational women’s and men’s defending champ Danny Frye re­ Catholic grad, will be among the tarded children also have behav­ program since that May date two years ago. when “ We’ve made more alterations in Richard Dunne, executive di­ optimism that many of the major use, sexual problems and eating turning. Wolcott resident Al Swen­ other top female milers. only eight players were in uniform for a game with order to make the track and field masters mile events. rector of the Gay Men’s Health childhood mental disorders are disorders including anorexia. ioral and emotional difficulties. Crisis in New York, opposed the responsive to treatment,” the “ Approximately 2.5 million These compound problems often Bacon Academy. proposal because he feared committee said. children in this country received result in such children being When that game came to a close — another loss names would not be kept confi­ But in far too many cases, no treatment in 1985 for a mental confined for life to institutions. — it was the 66th consecutive varsity defeat for dential and that people known to treatment at all is being offered to disorder,” the committee re­ A national plan of coordinated Bolton baseball. be infected would suffer from the troubled youngsters, the commit­ ported. “ This means that at least research and training that would Bolton began to rebuild its program on a junior Ley to head stigma associated with acquired tee said. another 5 million other children attract more professionals to the varsity basis a year ago. and a 7-5 won-lost mark immune deficiency syndrome. Though conservative estimates needed some type of intervention, mental health field, and lead to a was recorded. Baseball was on on the junior “ People lose their jobs, their place the number of American but did not receive any better understanding of how to varsity level again in 1989. and a 7-4 won-lost mark housing and their schooling op­ The Associated Press children with mental disorders at treatment.” prevent, evaluate and treat men­ was compiled. about 7.5 million, or 12 percent, Poverty and ghetto life contrib­ tal illness in children was pro­ the Whalers portunities,” he said. “ That’s not Seven more games on an 18-game schedule were posed by the committee. The like other diseases.” FIRST TEST — Icarus, a human-potwered submarine the committee said the number ute heavily to the nation’s washed out. report called for a national Furthermore, he said, tracing being prepared by students at the Massachusetts could be much higher. troubled youth, the study said. So is Bolton ready to resume baseball in the “ Recent studies have sug­ Youngsters with mental and investment of up to $198 million HARTFORD (AP) - The Hartford Whalers today patients’ sexual contacts will not Charter Oak Conference? Institute of Technology of Cambridge to compete in the gested that the range may be as behavioral problems “ may ex­ annually by the fifth year. named Rick Ley, a former Whalers captain, the work for AIDS as it does with " I ’m supj)osed to sit down and evaluate it either first international submarine race, undergoes its first high as 17 to 22 percent, or 11 to 14 ceed 20 percent in some popula­ The Institute of Medicine is team’s sixth coach in its National Hockey League syphilis because HIV patients this week or next. It’ll definitely be before school shakedown cruise under student power Tuesday. Pilot Al million children and adoles­ tions, such as inner-city children, part of the National Academy of history. may have been infected for years lets out,” said Mark O’Neill, who has been the when they are diagnosed. Trac­ cents,” the report said. who are exposed to severe Sciences, a private organization Ley, head coach of the Milwaukee Admirals of the Cangahuala is in the front seat and Evan Mead is secured coach the last two years. " I ’m not sure where w e’re ing partners so far back is Problems identified in the psychological adversity,” the chartered by Congress as an International Hockey I.eague. had confirmed in the rear seat, while other team members assist. Later going to be next year. I really don’t have any idea .” unlikely, he said. report included mood disorders study said. adviser to the federal govern­ Tuesday night that he has been offered the Whalers’ The consequences of reporting this month, 19 entries are expected to compete in West such as depression, behavior The total cost to the nation has ment in scientific and technical O’Neill is going to talk it over with Dave Leete, job by Ed Johnslon, the Whalers’ new vice president would discourage many people Palm Beach, Fla., for a $5,000 prize. disorders such as hyperactivity. not been measured, but the matters. Bolton’s athletic director, and Joe Fleming, the /i and general manager. from submitting to testing, high school principal. “ I am happy and excited about this nw Dunne said. “ The only way There were some positives for Bolton this year. challenge,” Ley said in a statement issued just people are going to come forward "W e played a lot better offensively.” O’Neill said, before a noon news conference. “ I know it won’t be is if there’s something effective” 1989 is the year of ‘Great Lyme Disease Scare’ "W e hit the ball a lot better. Our team batting easy, but nothing worthwhile ever is. I have been to help them, he said. average was 50 points higher than least year. We waiting enthusiastically for the news and I can’t The Gay Men’s Health Crisis really attacked the ball and we did well against wait to get started.” By Paul Raeburn But nearly all Lyme disease therapy and recover,” Tsai said. United States, according to the permanent dam age. If not Bob Berry, the St. Louis Blues assistant coach, received numerous calls Tuesday some varsity pitchers who were u.sed against us.” The Associated Press cases are confined to eight hot The eight Lyme disease hot CDC. The actual numbers may be treated early, it can be tough to had been Johnston’s first choice to coach the from people who were already Among the leading hitters were freshman Danny spots in the Northeast and Midw­ spots are New York, New Jersey, several times that — doctors can cure, requiring extensive treat­ 'f t National Hockey League team, but withdrew from concerned that their names NEW YORK — A doctor who est, most cases are easily cured Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, only guess. More than one-third of ment with expensive intravenous Toce and sophomore second baseman Luke might be recorded if they seek consideration on Tuesday. specializes in Lyme disease in­ and simple preventive measures Connecticut, Rhode Island, Min­ the cases, or about 5,000, oc­ antibiotics. Morford, each hitting around the .400 mark. testing. Dr. Stephen Joseph, the "Rick Ley has enjoyed great success as a player creasingly finds his waiting room can sharply cut the likelihood- nesota and Wisconsin. curred in 1988. The disease is Lyme disease also is the great (O’Neill didn’t have exact figures.) Another hitter The Associated Press and as a coach, and I am confident that he will New York City health commis­ crowded with patients who don’t .getting it. “ If you live in those areas, clearly on the rise, and has been impostor. It can look like arthri­ who showed promise was sophomore first baseman sioner, floated a similar proposal continue that successful record coaching this have it. "In most of the states, only Lyme disease is an immensely reported in 43 states, so it is tis. flu. heart disease, palsy and. Chris Anderson. “ He was our most improved over ALL FOR ONE — Detroit’s Mark Aguirre, in the NBA Finals Game 1 at the Palace at the AIDS meeting Monday. team.” Johnston said in a prepared statement “ Every year we get a new pop small numbers of cases have important problem. No question spreading. But it remains uncom­ in advanced stages, Alzheimer’s last year.” O’Neill said. left, battles the Lakers’ Orlando Wool- at Auburn Hills, Mich., Tuesday night. Congress has directed the U.S. today. disease and you get all these been reported,” said Dr. Theo­ about it. But people living else­ mon outside the hot,spots. disease, meningitis and multiple There was a down side, too. ” We didn’t perform ridge for the ball during first-half action The Pistons won the opener, 109-97. John.ston. who fired former Coach Larry Pleau in Public Health Service to prepare stressed out people who think dore Tsai of the U.S. Centers for where shouldn’t get the impres­ Much has been made of the sclerosis. well defensively. We were very inconsistent. We’d one of his first moves as general manager, a report on discrim ination they have it.” said the doctor, Disease Control laboratory in sion from reading the eastern serious complications that can The concern is that the diagno­ play well one game, and terrible the next. We gave discussed Berry’s withdrawal with the owners, and against people with AIDS and who practices in the Northeast Fort Collins, Colo. papers that it’s as big a problem sometimes arise from Lyme sis might be missed, along with up way too many outs, sometimes four or five an then called Ley and offered him the job. The HIV infection. Mason said. and asked not to be identified. “ A Ninety percent of the nation’s where they live,” Tsai said. disease. It can affect the joints the chance to treat it when-it’s inning. Our slogan for the year was to keep them to Hartford Courant reported in today’s editions. and the nervous system, causing easily curable. Pistons continue to shine lot of them don’t have it. They’re cases occur in the Northeast, half Lyme disease was identified in three outs (an inning)O’Neill said. Ley. 40 was interviewed for the coaching position depressed or have other ills.” in New York state and 40 percent 1975 by Dr. Allen Steere. then of Bolton’s defensive play, on the var.sity level, last Thursday and has remained in Connecticut He blames it on what might be in just two counties — Westches­ Yale University and now of the would have been disastrous. Just ask Cheney Tech since. Pill, family ter, immediately north of New called the Great Lyme Disease New England Medical Center in coach Bill Baccaro, who saw his young club go In five years in the IH L in Muskegon. Mich., and Scare of 1989. York City, and Suffolk, covering Boston. The first cases were through its shares of moments when errors thanks to their defense Milwaukee. Ley has built a 259-123-38 record. Last The news reports began as soon the eastern half of Long Island. picked up near Old Lyme, Conn. compounded matters. season he coached the Admirals to the semifinals of unlinked in as the weather was nice enough Even in those areas, the risk It soon became clear the NEED SOME EXTRA There’s another factor that could keep Bolton on By Horry Atkins "W e’re not going to outscore credit the Pistons’ defense for the IH L playoffs. for a walk in the woods. They can be lowered by wearing insect disease was spread by ticks found Admirals general manager Phil Wittliff said a junior varsity level almost permanently. The The Associated Press them.” Thomas said. "W e’re not that. They’re the best and they warned that Lyme disease is repellent and inspecting for ticks. on deer, mice and other mam­ Ley’s move to another team was not unexpected. Bolton school system is losing its Willington going to out.shot them ... they’re played like the best.” cancer risk marching across the country, can “ It’s important that people mals. In 1982, researchers disco­ SPENDING MONEY? by far the quicker team, themore The Pistons, as they did against His contract has a clause allowing him to hunt for a don’t feel helpless or powerless in students, cutting into an already small field of AUBURN HILLS. Mich. - go undiagnosed and can do vered it was caused by talented team. the explosive Michael Jordan and job in the NHL. Wittliff said. the face of this problem. And possible recruits. Defense isn’t just another chap­ WASHINGTON (AP) - Birth serious damage to the joints and corkscrew-shaped bacteria car­ Newspaper routes available in your area... "Th ey’ve won five out of eight his Chicago Bulls in the Eastern Milwaukee is the chief developmental affiliate whpn they do get Lyme disease, “ We’re very concerned with the numbers, ter in the Detroit play book. It’s control pills pose no increased nervous ^stem. ried by the ticks. championships, two back-to- Conference finals, turned the with the NH L’s Vancouver Canucks. Brian Burke, Those /frightening assertions when it’s detected at an early Between 1980 and 1988 some especially losing the Willington students,” O’Neill the only one. breast cancer risk even for Earn money and prizes by delivering the The Pistons, a team virtually back, one against us. Howcanyou Lakers vaunted running game Canucks assistant general manager, said Ley are true, as far as they go. stage, most people respond to 14,000 cases were reported in the said. women with a family member without an offensive star, threw a not respect them ?” from showtime to slowtime. No should be in the NHL. O’Neill started the year with a roster of 21 who developed the disease, re­ Manchester Herald in your smothering defense at Los An­ The Pistons, who lost to the team has scored 100 points "Our feeling has been simple; Rick Ley belongs in players. Three were dismissed because of Lakers in seven games in the against Detroit in 14 playoff the NHL and should have been there long before searchers said. neighborhood. geles and snapped the Lakers’ That’s the finding of a new disciplinary rea.sons. He finished with 18 in 11-game playoff winning streak Finals last year, had an NBA-best games this year. now,” Burke said. study of oral contraceptive use uniform: four freshmen, seven sophomores, four 63-19 record during the regular “ Rick’s record in the IH L was impressive and DON’T MONKEY with a 109-97 victory Tuesday ” We had to work hard for all among women who have a family Call today to get more details. juniors and three seniors — Drew Pinto, Dave season and beat the Lakers both he’s going to work for an excellent man in Ed night. our shots.” the Lakers’ Mychal history of breast cancer, one of Curylo and Mark Yavinsky — whom O’Neill times they played them. Johnston," he said. The Lakers also had won their Thompson said. “ That’s the way the major concerns in the medi­ AROUND... applauds for their sticking it out. “ We didn’t make a big deal Meanwhile. 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Thompson and Dean Smith, are good □ 3 months *23 10 0 6 months *46.20 December in the Big East-Atlantic coaches selected North Carolina. The series call for no team to miss two of Obstetricians and Gynecolo­ Since that time, other fighters also have friends and prefer not to play one Union Place ...... all Coast Conference Basketball Chal­ top seeds will conclude the series Dec. years in a row. In addition, no two gists, involved an analysis of data Senior Citizens: discovered that when the “ Hit Man” is hit, he has a another. Union St...... 133-264 lenge, at least one participant pre­ 7 in Brendan Byrne Arena in the teams will play each other in collected from eight areas of the □ 3 months *21 56 □ 6 months *43 12 □ 1 year 86.24 “ We did not deviate from what the tendency to go down. dicts there will be no losers. Meadowlands, following a matchup successive years. country by two federal agencies It’s a fact that hasn’t gone unnoticed by Leonard coaches gave us," Gavitt said. Optional carrier tip may be included with your payment □ Tip Amount, Summit...... 63-203 Seton Hall coach P.J. Carlesimo between the No. 6 seeds. Villanova All eight games will be televised for what is called the Cancer and in preparing his fight plan for Monday night’s "One-two in the ACC was pretty clear says virtually everyone will benefit and Virginia. exclusively by ESPN and financial Steroid Hormone Study, or CASH. Motor Route Delivery: Coventry, Andover, Bolton — $27.30, 3 months Strant...... all but three-four-five you could have scheduled 12-round rematch. from the series of four doubleheaders The series starts Dec. 4 at the details were not revealed. The CASH research examined Hunniford...... all “ I ’m going right at Tommy with no feeling out thrown that proverbial blanket over. between the conferences over four Hartford Civic Center, where No. 3 Corrigan said 17 different arenas the medical histories of 4,730 Name process,” Leonard said. “ I know Tommy well seeds Pittsburgh and Georgia Tech put in bids to host the games, and “ In the Big East, one-two-three was women with cancer and 4,646 who South Hawthorne...... all straight nights. very clear but four-five-six-seven, you enough so I don’t have to feel him out.” “ It’s good basketball for the fans meet before Connecticut and Mary­ many of those would get a chance to did not have cancer. From these Apt South Alton...... all Leonard, most boxing observers believe, offered just needed a larger blanket. ’The Address and a good test for the coaches and land play in a game between the stage a doubleheader in the next four groups, the new study analyzed Hearns his long sought rematch only after watching matchups show the quality and depth West Middle Tpke... 8-150 even players, a sort of gauge to let the team eighth-seeded teams. years. He said officials decided to hold the relative risk of breast cancer City _ _ .Zip. .Phone. a string of poor performances by the 30-year-old all the way down the league” know just how good it is,” Carlesimo The series then moves south to the games at off-campus sites this year, among oral contraceptives users Indeed, Carlesimo’s Pirates got to four-time champion. said. “ I don’t see a down side to this." Greensboro Coliseum for two days. and wanted to stay at one place two who had a family history of breast Hearns was knocked out by Iran Barkley in the the NCAA finals last year but were MAKE IT EASY ON YOURSELF... PAY-BY-MAIL The idea for the series was born in Wake Forest and Seton Hall, the No. 7 days in row. cancer in comparison with those CALL NOW 647-9946 / 643-2711 picked No. 7 in their conference this third round a year ago, then barely captured a October 1987 when ACC Commis­ seeds, play on Dec. 5, followed by No. 4 He said Greensboro was picked as a pill takers who had no family season. decision over journeyman James Kinchen after sioner Gene Corrigan and his Big East seeds North Carolina State and St. site partially because it will be losing history of breast cancer. The The Manchester Herald “ That just means there are eight being dropped by Kinchen early in their fight in counterpart, Dave Gavitt, discussed John’ s. the ACC Tournament to Charlotte, a length of time that oral contra­ good teams in our league.’’ Carlesimo P.O. Box 591 • Manchester, CT 06040 November. it during a lengthy walk in Kansas. The following day, Clemson and newer arena with a bigger capacity. ceptives were used also was said. Those fights, Leonard contends, have taken a The schedule and the sites for the Providence, the No. 5 seeds, meet On the topic of the seedings. both analyzed. psychological toll.

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*0 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 7. 1989 New faces now appearing at the French Open

Softball Bv Andrew Warshaw academy in Florida. “ It’s good 7-5 SCOREBOARD The Associated Press for the game.” Seles, the youngest-ever semif­ Becker, the No. 2 men’s seed, inalist, admitted she was scared Tonight’s games PARIS — Time was when Steffi also welcomed the new breed but at the prospect of playing Graf. Brewers6.BlueJay84 Graf and Boris Becker were said he hoped they had the “ I would be lying if I said I MPM vs. CRT, 6 - Fitzgerald 1988 BATTING LEADERS 1 C a l e n ^ considered the likely dominant personality to match their game. won’t be scared. I will be.” Seles Glenn vs. Brand Rex. 7:30 — Fitzgerald BasebaD MILWAUKEE TOKONTO players of the next decade. ‘"There is a complete change, a said. O b rh M ol Gold’s vs. Trash-Away, 6 — Robertson Kirby Puckett, Minn. .3 9 8 Molltor 3b 4 12 1 Felix rf 3 0 11 Versus lelt-handed piichers But already, the two West whole new generation coming up Becker will next play Stefan Mak vs. H&N. 7:30 - Robertson Yount dh 4 1 1 0 Ducev rf 10 0 0 Wade Boggs, Bost. .381 Today Germans — Graf is 19 and Becker in both the men and the women,” Edberg in a repeat of their Keith vs. Food. 6 — Pagani Fotsas p 0 0 0 0 Lowlss ph 10 0 0 Versus right-handed pitchers American League atandinga Fronen 1b 0 0 0 0 Fernndz ss 4 0 0 1 BOYS TRACK - Manches­ 21 — are talking about their Becker said after reaching the Wimbledon championship match FJ’s vs. Acadia. 7:30 — Pagani D a y g a m e s Randy Ready, SD .45 2 ShcfflM ss 5 1 1 1 Gruber 3b 4 0 3 0 ter at State Open, Willow successors. men’s semifinals with a 6-3. 6-4, last year. This time, the surface is Broggs It 4 13 1 GBell If 4 0 0 0 Congo vs. Nutmeg. 6 — Nike .38 0 Eott [MvMon Surhoft c 5 0 11 McGriff 1b 4 1 1 0 Night games Kirby Puckett, Minn. Brook Park, New Britain “ It gets boring if you only talk 6-1 victory over unseeded Ameri­ clay but both players say they are Pet. OB Allied vs. J&M. 7: 30- Nike w L Deer rt 3 1 1 1 Bordrs dh 3 1 1 0 31 23 .574 — .38 5 GIRLS TRACK - Manches- about (Martina) Navratilova, can Jay Berger. perfectly equipped to deal with Blackhawks vs. Trinity. 6 — Keeney Baltimore Brock 1b 4 0 10 Mlinks ph 1 0 1 0 I Grass surfaces Von Hayes, Phil. aevelond 27 29 .482 5 “ I only hope that this new u Crim p 0 0 0 0 Mosebv cf 4 0 0 0 ter/East Catholic at State (Chris) Evert, Graf and (Ga- the situation. Century 21 vs. D.W. Fish. 6 — Charter Oak 25 28 .472 5»/> Boston Felder cf 3 11 1 Brenlv c 2 10 0 Artificial surfaces Bob Boone, Cal. .4 2 9 26 30 .464 6 Open, East Hartford High brlela) Sabatini,” Graf said ’Tues­ generation brings as many play­ MllwDuKee Gantnr 3b 3 0 10 Whitt ph 0 0 0 0 “ If you would have asked me ai New York 26 30 .464 6 LIrlano 3b 3 13 2 H o m e g a m e s Kirby Puckett, Minn. .4 0 6 day after advancing to the ers who have as much personality 23 33 .411 9 the beginning of the tournament, Detroit Totals M 411 8 Totats > semifinals of the French Open and charisma as those who are Toronto 23 33 .411 9 R o a d g a m e s John Moses, Minn. .3 5 5 I would have been surprised to WMt Division Mltaraukeo 888 818 023—4 with a 6-0, 6-4 victory over leaving. Otherwise it will be the W t Pet. OB meet Stefan in the semifinals,” Toronto 888 8M on—4 With runners on base Terry Francona, Clev. .3 9 0 TV death of the sport. — 17-year-old Spaniard Conchita Collfomla 36 19 .655 DP—Milwaukee 1. LOB—Milwaukee 0, Becker said. “ But the way things 37 X .649 — Ooklond Toronto 7. 2B—Borders, McGrlft. SB— Pedro Guerrero, St. L. .371 Martinez. "There are players like Jimmy IN BR IEF 4'/2 With runners in scoring position turned out, the way he’s playing 32 24 .571 Kansas City Llrkino (8), SurtioW (3), Felder (4), Molltor .371 24 .564 Tony Gwynn, SD “ It’s good to have some new Connors, John McEnroe and Texas 31 5 (4). S—Felder, Gontner. SF—Fernandez, and I ’ m playing. I ’ m not Seattle 28 31 .475 10 faces ... who are good to watch. Yannick Noah who are going 26 X .464 10«/J Today surprised.” UConn to christen center Minnesota IF H E EE BB slowly. We need those type of 20 37 .351 17 You need some changes.” Oilcoao Mllwpuktt 2:20 p.m. — Mets at Cubs, TUoiday't Oamtt Hleucra 5 6 3 3 1 Glanta4,Rada3 Phllllea9.Plratsa4 GraL the top seed and defend­ players.” A few hours before Becker’s STORRS — The Big East Conference has New York 4, Baltimore 0 Channel 9, WNFS Aldrich W,1-0 3 1 0 0 1 ing champion, will meet the On a day that had sun, rain, victory, which put the West approved the University of Connecticut Detroit 5, Boston 1 Crim SJ 1 2 1 1 1 7:30 p.m. — Red Sox at heavy winds, thunder, lightning Mllwoukee 4, Toronto 4 0 1 0 0 0 Rrst Game PITTSBURGH PHILA youngest face of all in the German into the semifinals for N basketball team opening its 8,027-seat Sports Fossas Tigers, Channels 30, 38, WTIC Texos 3, Chicooo 1 Teronta SAN FRAN CINCINNATI Ob r h bl O b rh M semifinals. and five weather interruptions, the first time, Edberg ended the Center on Jan. 27. 1990, against St. John’s Ooklond 1, Minnesota 0 wnit 7 5 1 1 2 O b rh M O b rh M Bonds If 5 0 0 1 Herr 2b 13 10 7:30 p.m. — Orioles at Seattle 5, Kansas City 2 4 3 3 0 10 0 0 Monica Seles, an unseeded Seles was not the only member of challenge of Argentina’s Alberto University. Wells 1‘3 2 2 2 1 Butler cf 4 1 1 0 Sabo 3b Lind 3b 5 0 0 0 Jelti 2b Yankees, WPOP Californio 2, Clevelond 1 DWord Lz2>7 12-3 4 3 3 0 RThpsn 2b 0 10 0 Bnzngr 1b 4 0 0 1 VonSIvk cf 4 3 3 1 Ready 3b 5 3 3 31 15-year-old Yugoslav and the the new generation to reach the Mancini. Mike Tranghese. associate commissioner Wednesday's Games Fossas pitched to 1 batter In the 9th. WCIark 1b 4 0 10 Larkin ss 5 14 1 Bonilla 3b 3 0 11 VHayes 1b 4 1 1 0 8 p.m. - College World Minnesota (Viola 4-7) at Oakland 3 0 ) 0 5 13 3 youngest player in the women’s women’s semifinals. for the Big East, said Tuesday the 1989-90 Umpires—Home, Reilly; Rrst, Garcia; Mitchell If 4 1 1 3 Yongbld If RRevIds rf 3 0 2 1 Kruk If Series: Florida State vs. Wi­ Mancini, with tournament ti­ (Welch 7-4), 3:15 p.m. Second, Scott; Third, Roe. Riles 3b 4 0 0 0 Roomes cl 5 0 0 0 Redus 1b 3 0 0 0 Somuel cf 5 13 3 draw, reached the last four hy Aranxta Sanchez, seeded No. 7 Thu Aagociated Pratt league scheduled has been completed and it Kansas City (Gubicza 5-4) at Seattle T—2:58. A—45,520. MIdndo rf 3 0 0 0 ONelll rf 4)30 RIXinns ss 4 0 10 (3wMpv rf 4 111 chita State, ESPN and aged 17, whipped Jana tles at Monte Carlo and Rome in (Swift 2-1), 4:35 p.m. I LoCoss p 10 0 0 Diaz c 4 0 00 Ortiz c 2 0 0 0 Then ss 4 0 10 beating sixth-seeded Manuela includes a game in Storrs in the new facility on Boltimore (Mllockl 3-5) ot New York 0 0 0 ) 3 10 0 8 p.m. — WBL; Youngstown the last six weeks, came into the Kennedy c 4 0 0 0 EDovIs ph 1 GWIIsn ph 10 0 0 Daulton c Maleeva 6-3, 7-5. Novotna of Czechoslovakia 6-2, T u e s d a y Jan. 27. Tranghese wouldn’t say who the (C.Parker 2-1), 7:30 p.m. Athletica 1. Twina 0 Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 LOunns 3b 3 0 0 0 1 Prince c 10 0 0 Sebro p 3 0 0 0 at Worcester. SportsChannel event as the hottest player on the BACKHAND — Steffi Graf of West Martinez at the French Operv Boston (Dopson 54) at Detroit (Alexander “ It’s a new face on the tour,” 6-2, and set up a meeting with No. opponent is, but Husky head coach Jim Mulhind p 2 0 0 0 LHarrIs 3b 3 0 11 1 Rsher p 10 0 0 Ford ph 1000 tour and justified that reputation prepares a backhand return in Graf advanced to the semifinals with a 4-5), 7:35 p.m. TrJones rf 2 0 2 0 Scudder p 3 0 0 0 1 Samuels p 0 0 0 0 Porreff P 0 0 0 0 Graf said of Seles, who plays 15 seed Mary Joe Fernandez of Calhoun said he was told at a league meeting in Mllwoukee (Boslo 4-3) at Toronto (CeruttI MINNESOTA OAKLAND Griftev ph 10 0 0 1 Landrm o 10 0 0 by overpowering opponents in the two-fisted on both sides and is the United States, also 17. who her quarterfinal match with Conchita 6-0. 6-4 victory. May it would be St. John’s. 2-3), 7:35 p.m. „ obrhM abrlibl Dibble « 0 0 0 0 1 Conpels ph 1110 early rounds here. Chicooo (Rosenbero 1-2) at Texas (Jeffcoot Newmn 2b 3 0 0 0 Polonlo If 4 0 10 Oester ph 10)0 1 JRobnsn p 0 0 0 0 Dek Hockey based at Nick Bollettieri’s tennis beat Helen Kelesi of Canada 6-2, UConn Athletic Director Todd ’Turner said in 1-0), 8:35 p.m. Moses rf 4 0 0 0 Beane rf 3 0 0 0 Franco 0 0 0 0 0 1 DIstfno ph 10 0 0 May he hopes UCOnn can move at least four Cleyelond (Swindell 4-1) at Californio Puckeft cf 4 0 2 0 DHedsn cf 3 0 0 0 Totals 31 3 S 3 Totals 37 4 11 4 1 Totals 35 4 1 4 Totals 35 9 13 8 (C.Rnley 7-3), 10:35p.m. Dwyer dh 4 0 10 McGwIr lb 2 0 0 0 league games from the Hartford Civic Center mursdov's Gomes Goettl 3b 2 0 0 0 Stelnbch c 3 0 10 Son Pronctsco 388 888 888—3 Pittsburgh 181 888 288- Schwabe’s to the Sports Center next season. Boston at New York, 7:30 p.m. Bush 1b 3 0 0 0 DParkr dh 3 12 0 Cincinnati 881 811 881—4 Phltadslphla 158 880 83x-9 Mancheater Davila Milwaukee at Boltimore, 7:35 p.m. Glodden If 3 0 0 0 Hubbrd 2b 3 0 11 Two oofs when winning run scored. E—ROolnones.LOB—Phllodelphlo 9. 2B— (ihlcogo at Texas, 8:35 p.m. The Manchester Devils tied Yankees come back strong Goone u 3 0 10 Arndt 3b 2 0 0 0 E—Mitchell, Kennedy, Uribe. DP—Son Ready 2. 3B—Bonilla, Congelosl. HR— Only oames scheduled Mercado c 2 0 0 0 Phillips 3b 0 0 0 0 Francisco 1. LOB—San Francisco 7, Clncln- DwMurphy (3), VanSlyke (2), Samuel (7), the Hartford Blind Mice, 2-2, Gymnast takes first place Bckmn ph 1 0 0 0 Gallego ss 3 0 0 0 notl 13. 2B—Youngblood, Sabo, ONelll. SB—Redus (7), VHoyes (12), Samuel (8). in the opening game of the hill outing National Leagueatandinga Harper c 0 0 0 0 HR—Mitchell (20). SB—Butler (12), Sobo Totals 29 0 4 0 Tetah 24 1 5 1 IP H R RR BB SO Division C-1 summer season, AH Eslami of Manchester took first place all (13), UKkIn (9), LHarrIs (3). IP H R ER BB iO 1 Pittsbufoh Todd Zinker and Tom Glidden around in his class in the 1989 Regional Boys Minnesota 880 888 888—8 ton Pronclsce Fisher LrO-2 1 2-3 3 to end the Orioles’ streak Cost Division 4 PCt. OB Oakland 818 808 88x—1 Mulholond 5 8 3 3 2 1 Samuels 0 2 scored for the Devils while trips Sox w L Gymnastics Championships in Braintree, DP—Minnesota 1, Oakland 2. LOB— 3 1 0 3 0 1 Landrum 4 1-3 4 Chicago •32 X .582 — LoCoss L.3.4 3 2-3 Minnesota 4, Oakland 4. 2B—Hubbard, 1 jRoblnson 2 3 Sean Cappalla and Bob Tem­ memory. Mass., May 13-14. Montreal 31 26 .544 7 andfm otl By Ben Walker needed. He pitched seven innings Puckett. SB—Polonlo (12). S—Boone, 3 3 3 5 5 1 Phitodtiphia pleton picked up assists. Play­ New York X X .519 3V* Scudder 6 and allowed just four hits in “ Why do the odds have to catch He competed against boys in his age group 2 1 0 0 1 1 Sebra W,2-1 7 7 The Assaclated Press DETROIT (AP) — Rookie St. Louis 25 X .472 6 Arndt. Dibble ing well defensively were IP H R Bit GB to 1 0 0 0 1 1 Parrett S,1 2 1 up with you in the next game?” from the six New England states. Pittsburgh 21 32 .X6 10 Franco W,34) 1 ending his three-game losing pitcher Mike Schwabe was per­ MkHMSOta Mulholland pitched to 1 batter In me4tti. Kevin Romanewicz, Rich Tra­ Robinson wondered. “ Why can’t Eslami attends the New England Gymnas­ Philadelphia 19 34 .358 12 NEW YORK — The New York streak. forming for the cameras as much WMt Division AAndeson L,44 8 5 1 1 1 1 BraveaS.DodgeraO montane, Mark Ebrio, Ray they catch up with you in the tics School in Agawam. Mass., under the W L Pet. OB Oakland HBP—Benilnoer by LoCoss. Yankees knew it and so did the “ This is a big sigh of relief for as the crowd, and he wasn’t Moore W,74 9 4 0 0 2 4 Umpires—Home, Rennert; First, Brock- Brooks and Cathy Templeton fourth game or the 50th gam e?” direction of William Jones and Joseph Saimeri. Son Francisco 33 24 .579 — Baltimore Orioles; everything me. I thought I was letting our afraid to admit it. CIncInnotl 31 24 .564 1 WP—A Anderson. londer; Second, Enoel; Third, Runge. LOS ANGELS ATLANTA in goal. Templeton made 20 Umpires—Home, Merrill; First, Pa­ team down. I didn’t think I was Dave Schmidt, 5-5. had won his Houston 32 25 .561 1 T—3:01. O b rh M O b rh M evens out during the baseball “It was a really exciting lermo; Second, Denkinoer; Third, McCoy. saves. previous four starts. He retired San Diego X X .508 4 Gonzalz rf 4 0 2 0 Tredwy 2b 4 12 0 giving' them the pitcher they Red Sox undergo surgery T—2:14. A—23,505. season. experience,” said Schwabe after Los Angeles 27 X .482 5W 6ianta3.Reda2 Rndiph 2b 3 0 2 0 DJames If 3 12 0 the first two batters in the first 9 This time, it took just one day. thought they were getting.” said taking the victory in the Tigers’ Atlanta 24 X .421 1 Gibson If 3 0 0 0 Gregg rf 4 0 3 1 inning before Mattingly hit his BOSTON (AP) — Jim Rice and Marty Tutsdov's OomM MarlneraS.Royala2 Murray lb 4 0 0 0 DMrphv cf 4 0 11 The Yankees, who made six LaPoint, a free agent who signed 5-1 defeat of the Boston Red Sox Oilcogo a New York 4 Homlln 3b 4 0 0 0 Evans 1b 3 0 0 0 fourth home run of the season. Barrett of the Boston Red Sox underwent Second Game errors and were embarrassed a three-year contract at nearly $1 Tuesday. “ It was more of a thrill Cincinnati 4, San Francisco 3, 1st gome SAN PRAN CINCINNATI i Shelby cf 4 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 111 Sportlight surgery ’Tuesday for injuries that will sideline Son Francisco i Cincinnati Z 2nd game KANSAS CITY SEATTLE Ob rh M Ob r h M Scloscia c 3 0 10 JDovIs c 4 0 10 16-3 by the Orioles an evening million per season. Mel Hall followed with a single to have my family watching. 4 0 0 0 4 0 10 them for up to six weeks, the club reported. Montreal 3, St. Louis 2 eBrhM abrhM DNIxon cf 3 0 0 0 Sabo 3b Griffin ss 3 0 10 Blauser 3b earlier, bounced back and LaPoint,, despite his winning and Phelps homered off the foul “ They rented a room (in Philadelphia 9, Pittsburgh 4 Stllwll ss 4 1 1 0 Reynids 2b 3 1 1 1 MIdndo rf 1 0 0 0 (klffev 1b 4 0 0 0 Morgan p 2 0 0 0 Glavine p 3 0 0 0 Dr. Arthur Pappas, the team physician and Atlanta 3, Los Angeles 0 Seltzer 3b 3 0 0 0 Cotto If 4 1 1 0 RThpsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Larkin ss 4 12 0 Woodsn ph 10 0 0 stopped Baltimore’s eight-game record, began the game with a pole in right field. For Phelps, a California) to watch it on satellite Houston 8. San Diego 7. 10 Innings 3 1 1 3 4 0 0 0 Stubbs pr 0 0 0 0 June 7 an orthopedic surgfeon. said each operation at Elsnrch cf 3 12 2 ADavIs 1b WCIork 1b 4 0 10 EDovIs cf winning streak 4-0 ’Tuesday night. 5.60 earned run average. late replacement for flu-ridden dish. There was probably 100 Wednesday’s Games BJocksn If 4 0 0 0 Leonrd dh 4 0 2 0 Mitchell If 4 2 2 2 ONelll rf 3 0 3 0 Crews p 0 0 0 0 1930 — Gallant Fox, ridden University of Massachusetts Medical Center in New York ((iooden 4-2) at Chicago Trtabll rf 4 0 10 Presley 3b 4 0 2 0 TrJones rf 3 1 1 0 Yongbld If 3 0 0 1 Totals 31 0 4 0 Totals 31 111 3 “ You can’t win every game,” “ I saw myself killing the Jesse Barfield, it was his second people there. All my relatives in Worcester took abotit one hour. He called the (SutcUffe 7-3), 2:20 p.m. Tabler 1b 3 0 0 0 (Srlffey cf 3 0 0 0 Litton 3b 2 0 0 0 Reed c 3 0 0 0 by Earle Sande, wins the Baltimore’s Mickey Tettleton bullpen and ruining the confi­ home run of the season and first Iowa probably bribed bartenders St. Louis (Hill 24) at Montreal (Longston Bucknr dh 3 0 0 0 Briley If 0 0 0 0 Mnwmg c 3 0 0 0 Bnzngr ph 10 0 0 Los Angetas 880 888 888—8 Belmont Stakes by three surgery successful. 1-0), 7:05 p.m. FWhIte 2b 0 0 0 0 Buhner rf 4 111 Uribe ss 2 0 0 0 Oester 2b 10 0 0 lAltanta 181 888 81X-1 said. “ That’s the crazy thing dence of our team,” he said. since April 21. a span of 78 at-bats. to put the game on.” San Francisco (Hommoker 53) ot Cincin­ 3 1 1 0 2 110 E—Hamilton. DP—Los Angoles 1. LOB— lengths over Whichone to Rice, who has 382 home runs in 15 years with Welimn 2b 3 0 0 0 Vlzouel ss Reuschel p 4 0 10 LHarrIs 2b about this game.” But he wrecked the Orioles’ It was more than a satisfactory nati (Mahler 7-5), 7:35 p.m. Moctarln c 3 0 0 0 McGuire c 3 0 10 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Brownng p 2 0 0 0 I Los Angeles 4, Atlanta 9. 2B—Gregg. become the second horse to “ I ’ve haven’t really been get­ the Red Sox, had a large bone chip removed Pittsburgh (Smiley 52) at Phllodelphlo 30 2 4 2 Totals 11 510 5 Collins ph 0 0 0 0 HR—Thomas (8). S—Glavine, DJames. The Yankees were flawless in winning streak with an assort­ performance for the 24-year-old, Totals ting consistent at-bats,” said from behind his right elbow. He had been (K.Howell 53), 7:35 p.m. Dibble p 0 0 0 0 capture the Triple Crown. the field and got a hit every ment of off-speed pitches that who pitched 51-3innings, limiting Los Angeles (Valenzuela 0-5) at Atlanta KonsosCItv 888 881 881-2 Totals 29 1 5 2 Totals 31 2 4 1 IP H RER BB SO 194J _ Whirlaway, ridden Phelps, a platoon designated bothered by the problem for more than one (Z.SmIth 1-8), 7:40 p.m. Seattle 388 181 80X-4 Los Angeles Inning. Dave LaPoint and Dave kept the hitters guessing. Boston to five hits and one run. in hitter with one of the best home year. San Diego (Terrell 4-4) at Houston LOB—Kansas City 4, Seattle 5. 3B— Son Fronclsca 818 888 181—3 I Morgen L,4-4 by Eddie Arcaro, becomes the Righetti combined on a six-hitter “ He did an outstanding job on his first major league start. The (Scott 9-3), 8:35 p.m. Stillwell. HR—ADavIs (4), Buhner (2), Ctaclnnatl 888 800 118—2 (Crews fifth horse to win the Triple us tonight. He mixed his pitches runs to at-bats ratios in major- Barrett, the club’s second baseman who Thursday's (tames Elsenrelch (3). SB—Elsenrelch (9). SF— E—LHorrIs, RThompson. DP—Son Atlanta and Don Mattingly, Ken Phelps right-hander walked none and Son Froncisco ot Cincinnati, 12:35 p.m. 4 0 0 Crown by capturing the Bel­ league history. “ I ’m ju.st glad I recently signed to a contract extension for $2.2 Elsenrelch. Francisco 1, Cincinnati 1. LOB—San iGlovIne W,4-2 and Mel Hall homered. up and got us out when he had to.” struck out two. St. Louis at Montreal, 5 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Francisco 4, CIncInnotl 5. 2B—Larkin. WP—Morgen. mont Stakes by 2*/i lengths could get something clicking.” million for 1990 and 1991, had a torn piece of Pittsburgh at Phllodelphia, 7:35 p.m. 2 (22). SB—TrJones (2), “ It wasn’t particularly on my Baltimore manager Frank Ro­ Relief pitchers Paul Gibson, Kansas City HR—Mitchell Hall hit second home run with The Aiioclated Pre»8 cartilage removed from the outside of his right New York at Chicooo, 8:05 p.m. Clarke L,0-2 4 8 5 Manwarlno (2) S—Collins, Litton. over Robert Morris. binson said. Mike Henneman and Guillermo San Diego at Houston, 0:35 p.m. H R ER BB SO mind when I came to the ballpark knee in an arthroscopic procedure. Luecken 2 2 0 IP 1969 — Arts and Letters, The American League East­ two outs in the fifth. His other Hernandez held the Red Sox Only gomes scheduled Seattle Son Francisco this afternoon,” Mattingly said of homer came Sunday, the last HOW ABOUT THAT — New York’s Ken Phelps wears a Bankhead W,34 7 3 1 1 2 5 Reuschel W,11-2 8 2-3 4 2 1 2 5 Basketball ridden by Braulio Baeza. ends Monday night’s debacle. “ We leading Orioles had won 13 of scoreless through the final 3 2-3 MJockson 2 1 1 1 0 4 Lefferts S,10 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 wide grin and shakes hands with Don Slaught after Majestic Prince’s bid for the their last 14 games. They had 12 of time he had played. innings. Hernandez picked up his American League reaulta Umpires-Home, Joyce: F IrsI, Cincinnati haven’t been playing well in That was plenty for the Yan­ Bob Costas angry with SI McKean; Second, Kaiser; Third Young. Browning 8 3 2 1 4 5 Triple Crown with a 5*A-length general. Maybe last night 13 on the road, including five in a belting a two-run homer in the first inning against 12th save in 13 opportunities. T—2:19. A—10,171. Dibble L.4-2 1 2 1110 victory in the Belmont Stakes. row. kees’ pitchers, who began the ST. LOUIS (AP) — NBC sportscaster Bob HBP—TrJones by Browning. ACC-BIg Eaat schedule brought it to a head.” Baltimore Tuesday night at Yankee Stadium. The Yanks The win snapped the Tigers’ Yankeea 4, Orlolea 0 1980 — Temperence Hill, a But the momentum of the night with a 4.60 ERA, the Costas is furious at a writer who criticized him Umpires—Home, Brocklander; Rrst, LaPoint, 6-4, gave the good five-game losing streak and gave Angela 2. Indiana 1 Enoel; Second, Runge; Third, Rennert. 53-1 longshot ridden by Eddie blowout quickly became just a second-worst in the majors won, 4-0. in a recent issue of Sports Illustrated. T—2:13. A—28,380. (Seedings for both teams In parenlheses) performancepcriU nilclIlLt' helixr aiiuand theH it YankeesX cAt "H J B Manager Sparky Anderson his BALTIMORE NEW YORK Monday, Dec. 4 Maple, wins the Belmont In the May 29 issue. SI writer Franz Lidz said O b rh M ta r h b l CLEVELAND CALIFORNIA first victory since he rejoined the 3 0 0 0 At The Hartford Civic Center Stakes by two lengths over Costas and some other big-name sportscasters Deverex cf 4 0 2 0 RHrxlsn If ObrhM ObrhM (3) Pittsburgh vs. Georgia Tech, 7 p.m. club Monday. Anderson spent 4 0 0 0 Sox 2b 4 0 10 Expoa 3, Cardinala 2 PBrodly If Browne 2b 3 0 2 0 Dwnng dh 3 0 0 0 (8) Connecticut vs. Maryland,9p.m. Genuine Risk. more than two weeks away from treat their jobs “ as some kind of entry-level 4 0 0 0 Mtngly 1b 4 111 Fermln ss 4 0 0 0 Wsntn rf 4 111 CRIpkn ss Tuesday, Doc. 5 Grim does more than his share in Brewers win 4 0 10 MHall rf 4 2 3 1 position toward a show-biz career.’ ’ Lidz also Tethetn dh DCIark ph 1 0 0 0 Ray 2b 4 0 2 1 STLOUIS MONTREAL At The Groonsboro Collsoum the team resting because of 3 0 10 Phelps dh 3 1 1 2 Davis, hitting .336 before going Mllllgn 1b POBrIn lb 4 11 0 DWhIte cf 4 0 10 ObrhM ObrhM (7) Wake Forest vs. Seton Hall, 7 p.m. walked three in sending the White said Costas avoids tough issues and controv­ 4 0 10 Bolbonl ph 10 10 physical exhaustion. AAelvIn c carter cf 4 0 0 0 Joyner 1b 3 0 10 Coleman It 3 1 1 0 ONIxon cf 4 1 1 0 (4) N.C. State vs. St, John's,9p.m. on the 15-day DL with a leg injury, 3 0 0 0 Tollesn pr 0 0 0 0 Snyder rf 4 0 3 0 Parrish c 3 0 0 0 headed for first base. Sox to their 14th loss in 17 games. Outfielder Gary Ward went ersy on his late-night talk show and baseball Orsulak rf MThmp cf 4 0 10 Burke p 0 0 0 0 Wednesday, Doc. 4 Scholastic Bv The Associated Press Wthgln 3b 3 0 10 Pglrulo 3b 4 0 0 0 Salas dh 4 0 2 1 CDovIs If 3 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 0 0 0 Hudler If 2 1 1 2 “ I was just trying to get the hit his sixth homer in the first 4 0 2 0 At The Greensboro Coliseum Athletics 1, Twins 0: Mike Moore 3-for-4 and scored twice for tclccdsts BRIpkn 2b 3 0 0 0 Slaught c Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 Howell 3b 3 1 1 0 Guerrer lb 4 0 11 Raines If 10 0 0 A L Roundup 3 0 2 0 (5) Clemson vs. Providence, 7 p.m. matchups at the right time.” inning off Stan Clarke, scoring “ There is absolutely nothing wrong with an Espnoz ss OMcfTwl If 4 0 10 Schoflld ss 3 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 4 0 10 Brooks rf 4 0 0 0 Reliever Chuck Crim did a little pitched a four-hitter and Glenn Detroit. Gary Pettis, who backed Sanders cf 3 0 0 0 (2)Dukeys.Syracuse,9p.m. Harold Reynolds and Henry Skinner c 3 0 2 0 Bmnskv rf 4 1 1 0 Wallach 3b 4 0 10 Thursday, Doc. 7 Trebelhorn said. “ If it hadn’t Hubbard hit a run-scoring double Schwabe’s pitching with two informed, intelligent difference of opinion or 32 8 4 8 Totals 11 411 4 Totals 34 111 1 Totals 18 2 4 2 bit of everything to help Milwau­ Totals Oouend 3b 4 0 10 Golorrg 1b 4 0 2 0 At The Moadowhmds CIAC tournament glance worked, there would be a big mob in the second inning as Oakland Cotto. outstanding catches in center review of my work.” Costas said Monday at a McGee pr 0 0 0 0 DGarcl 2b 2 0 10 (6) Vlllanovav5,Vlrglnlo,7p.m. kee beat the Toronto Blue Jays. BMtlmore 888 888 888—8 had to keep my concentration Scott Bankhead. 3-4, allowed Cleveland 888 881 888—1 TPena c 4 0 0 0 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 (1) (Jeorgetown vs. North Carolina, 9 p.m. in the Southside of Milwaukee beat visiting Minnesota. field, scored the Tigers first run. sports editors luncheon. “ In this case I was not New York 388 818 Olbt—4 Callfomla 108 818 88x—2 Crim started the ninth inning on Mogrone p 2 0 0 0 DMrtnz cf 10 0 0 HARTFORD (A P ) — CIAC boscboll and saying what a jerk I am.” after going to first. I knew I had Moore, 7-4, pitched his second three hits in seven innings and criticized, but attacked, so empty-headedly DP—Baltimore 1. LOB—Baltimore 4, DP—California 2. LOB—Cleveland 11, TIJones ph 1 0 0 0 Fltzgerld c 3 1 1 0 soflbollfournament results and pal rings: the mound, then moved to first He led off the first inning with a New York 7. 2B—Espinoza 2, Worthing­ California 5. 2B—Snyder, POBrIen. HR— (talsnbry p 0 0 0 0 Owen ss 2 0 0 0 NBA playoff glance Baseball Nelson Liriano singled off Fos­ two more outs to get ,” complete game of the season and Mike Jackson finished. single off Boston starter Joe and so unfairly ” ton. HR— Mattingly (4), Phelps (2),MHoll base before finishing the game Washington (7), S—Browne. DIRno p 0 0 0 0 Perez p 10 0 1 CLASSLL sas to make it 6-4 with the bases Paul Molitor’s run-scoring sin­ his first shutout since last Sept. (2). S—Espinoza. IP H R ER BB SO Foley 2b 10 0 0 Ouorterflnols for a save as the Brewers beat the Price, 0-1, and went to third on IP H R ER BB SO still loaded and for the second gle snapped a 3-3 tie in Milwau­ Angels 2, Indians 1; Dan Petry, Cleveland Totals 33 2 4 1 Totah 19 1 7 1 The Rnols Mondav'tgamet Blue Jays 6-4 Tuesday night at the 17. while he was with Seattle. Rick Schu’s base hit before Nieves undergoes surgery Yett L,4-4 8 6 2 2 1 Detroit vs. L.A. Laksrs Slmsburv2, Rfeh-Groton 1 time in the game. Crim relieved. kee’s three-run ninth as the making his first start of the Tuesday, Juno 4 The A ’s scored their only run off coasting home on Lou Whitaker’s Schmidt L,55 41-3 Callfomla SILOuls 810 001 088-2 West Haven 10, Gullford3 Sky Dome. The move worked for Trebel- Brewers sent the Blue Jays to season, allowed one run in five MILWAUKEE (AP) — Milwaukee Brewers Hickey 1 M Petrv W,2-0 5 9 1 1 0 Mentreol 218 880 580x—1 Detroit 109, L.A. Lakers 97, Detroit Cheshlre2, Norwich Free Academy 1 (9) The Brewers scored three runs Allan Anderson, 6-4, in the second ny. New York Minton 3 2 0 0 3 E—OCtarcla. DP—StLouls 1, Montreal 1. leads series 1-0 Shelton 7, Xavler-MIddlefownS hom, as Crim got pinch-hitter their second loss in two games at innings as California beat Cleve­ pitcher Juan Nieves underwent arthroscopic 7 4 0 0 1 3 on Dave Parker’s single, a wild Detroit added a run in the LaPoint W,4-4 Harvey S,4 1 0 0 0 1 LOB—StLouls 4, Montreal 6. 2B— Thursday, Juno 8 SemltlnMs in the top of the ninth to take the 2 2 0 0 0 2 L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 9 p.m. Tom Lawless to fly out to center the SkyDome. land in Anaheim. surgery for a torn labrum in his left shoulder. Rlghettl Petrv pitched to 1 batter In the 4th. Brunanskv, Colemon, DGarcla. 3B— Tedav't gomes lead, but Crim got in trouble when pitch and Glenn Hubbard’s dou­ fourth inning when Keith More­ Umpires—Home, Clark; First, Phillips; Rtzgerold. HR—Hudler (3). SB—OGarcIa Sunday, Juno 11 Simsbury vs. West Haven of Southington and struck out Tony Fernandez. Claudell Washington hit his Brewer General Manager Harry Dalton Second, Johnson; Third, Reed Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. Fred McGriff doubled. Ranee ble. land and Ward both singled up the High School, 3:30p.m. Crim got his third save and Jay Rangers 3. White Sox 1: Rookie seventh homer in the first inning announced 'Tuesday. T—2:38. A—24,260. National League reaulta IP H RER Tuesday, June 13 Cheshire vs. Shelton at Fairfield R ep, 3:30 Mulliniks singled and Ernie Whitt Kevin Brown allowed no hits for 6 Mariners 5, Royals 2: Alvin middle with one out to put runners Team physician Dr. Paul Jacobs performed StLSuM Detroit ot L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m. p.m. Aldrich, 1-0, got the victory. Davis, in his first game off the and Johnny Ray added an RBI on first and second. Fred Lynn Mogrone L.3-5 6 5 3 3 Thursday, Juno is Final: Saturday,Muzzy FleldaBrlstol,3:M walked to load the bases with one 1-3 innings and Cecil Espy scored the operation, which the team called a success, Tlgera5.Red8ox1 Detroit at L.A. Lakers, 9 p.m., If necessary “I’ve never played first be­ disabled list, hit a three-run single in the fifth. then singled to right, scoring Cuba 8, Meta 4 Quisnbrv 12-3 2 0 0 p.m. out. twice, leading Texas past Chi­ DIPIno 1-3 0 0 0 CLASSL fore.” Crim said. “ I was hoping homer and Jay Buhner added a Petry, 2-0. was a substitute for on the 24-year-old at Sinai-Samaritan Health Sunday, Juno 18 Manager Tom Trebelhorn cago at Arlington. Moreland. BOSTON DETROIT Montreal Semlflnats nothing would come my way. The Jim Abbott, who was scratched Center on Tuesday morning. O b rh M Perez W.3-7 6 5 2 1 L.A. Lakers at Detroit, 3:30 p.m.. If Tuesday's gomes walked to the mound and relieved Brown, 5-2, allowed three hits in solo homer as Seattle beat The rally died when Mike Heath ObrhM NEW YORK CHICAGO I necessary 4 0 10 Pettis cf 3 12 0 Ob r h M O b rh M AAcGffgan 1 0 0 0 ( Postponed to today) last time I played infield was as a because of a sore shoulder. Nieves will keep his left arm in a sling for the Reed ss Tuesday, Juno 18 Kansas City at the Kingdome. hit into a double play. 4 0 2 0 Schu 3b 30 10 5 1 1 0 BurKe SdS 2 1 0 0 Wilton vs. Malonev-Merlden at Penders Crim with Tony Fossas. Instead 8 2-3 innings, struck out six and Heep 1b MWIIsn cf 4 0 0 0 Dascenz cf L.A. Lakers at (3etrolt, 9 p.m., If necessary shortstop when I was a kid. But I “ They hit three ground balls — next three weeks before beginning therapy. 4 0 11 Whitakr 2b 3 0 0 1 Mogodn lb 4 2 2 0 Webster If 4 2 3 0 H B P ^ u d le r bv Magrone. Reld.Stratford,3:30p.m. of heading for the showers, Crim Boom 3b East Lyme vs. North Haven at University of (jreenwl If 4 0 0 0 Morind 1b 4 1 1 0 HJohsn 3b 3 10 0 Sndbrg 2b 3 111 four of them into holes,” said NewHoven,3:Xp.m. Evans rf 4 0 0 0 GWard rf 4 2 3 0 Strwbrv rf 4 12 3 Berryhil c 4 0 2 2 NBA champlonahlp reault Rnal: Friday, Muzzy Reid, Bristol, 4p.m. Boston Manager Joe Morgan. Burks cf 4 0 10 Lynn dh 3 0 2 1 Carreon If 2 0 11 McOnd 1b 4 12 2 Aatroa8.Padrea7 LSU confidence level up CLASSM (taintan dh 3 0 0 0 Heath c 4 0 11 Dykstra cf 2 0 0 0 Law 3b 3 1 1 0 “ The one that didn’t get through (lOInnInga) Quarterfinals Gedman c 3 0 0 0 KWIIIms If 2 111 Jefferls 2b 4 0 0 0 DwSmfh rf 4 12 2 OMAHA, Neb. ( A P ) — Louisiana State coach Mondov'sgames Giants’ Mitchell continues torrid home race pace was hit the hardest.” Romero 2b 2 1 1 0 Sheridan If 10 11 Lyons c 4 0 0 0 Dunsfon ss 4 12 0 Platona 109, Lakera 97 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 Berlin 4, St. Paul-BrIstolO Skip Bertman’s confidence level is showing at Horn ph 0 0 0 0 Pedrtau ss Elster ss 3 0 10 Kllgus p SAN DIEGO HOUSTON Kenny Williams hit his fourth 1000 BassIck-BrIdeeportS, Avon7 hit a two-run homer and Lloyd Rivera 2b 0 0 0 0 Oleda p 2 0 0 0 Schlroldl p ita r h M id ir h M Glavine, winless in five decisions the College World Series. 11 5 12 5 LOS ANGELES (97) Stamford Catholics, AnsonIa4 homer in the fifth to give Detroit a Totals 31 1 4 1 Totah McDwII P 0 0 0 0 Vorsho ph 10 11 Roberts rf 4 0 2 2 BHotchr It 4 0 10 winning shot in the ninth. “ It was McClendon added a solo homer 0 0 0 0 Worthy 510 58 17, Green 3B 2-2 8, Waterford 13, Plainfield 1 against Los Angeles a year ago, Miami Coach Ron Fraser noticed it Tuesday McKng ph 10 10 MlWIIms p RAIomr 2b 5 12 0 Young cf 4 2 10 Bv The Associated Press and a run-scoring single in 3-0 lead. Boston 888 881 888-1 Abdul-Jobbor 57 (M) 8, E.Johnson 512 5417, Semifinalt not my best fastball. I threw the night when his third-seeded Hurricanes were Aose p 0 0 0 0 TGwvnn cf 4 12 0 Doron 2b 4 3 3 0 Tedav'sgames N L Roundup got his second victory over the Pettis’ first defensive gem was Detroit 188 111 81x—4 Totals 33 4 7 4 Totah 15 815 8 Cooper 1-5 Ofl 3, Woolrldge 3-5 53 9, Chicago’s 15th victory in 20 JaClark 1b 2 2 0 0 GDavIs 1b 5 12 0 Thompson 5851115, Campbell 594-412, Lamp Berlin vs. Bosslck-Bridgeport at Muzzy wrong pitch and he beat me.” Dodgers this year by allowing eliminated by No. 6-seed LSU 6-3 on Russ DP—Boston 3, Detroit 1. LOB—Boston 5, 2 2 12 A third of the way through the in the fourth inning. He drifted CMartnz If 5 12 2 COmlnIt 3b 52 (M) 4, McNamara OB800, Rivers 1-1524. Reid, Bristol, 3:np.m. The Reds pulled into a first- games. Detroit 7. 2B—Burks, Heep. HR—KWIIIIams New York 180 882 3 0 0 1 only six hits. Springer’s six-hitter Tiger ace Ben McDonald Santiago c 5 0 10 Romirz ss T0tals3575253897. Stamford Catholic vs. Waterford at Hand National League season, Kevin back to the warning track to grab (4). S—Schu. SF—Whitaker. Chlcoge______818 818 I l k - 8 4 0 12 place tie for a few hours by CJames 3b 4 13 3 Puhl rf DETROIT (189) High School, Madison, 3 :n p.m. FInol: Tommy Gregg, who had three added the finishing touches by coming on in IP H R EE BE so "o p Z + lew York 2, Chicooo 1. TP—New York 0 0 0 1 Mitchell is on a pace to hit 62 his third homer in his last six a long fly off the bat of Wade Salazar 3b 1 0 0 0 Blgglo ph Agulrre4-114-412, Mahorn 1-4002, Lalmbeer Saturday, Muzzy Field, Bristol 1 p.m. winning the opener, as pinch- The Mets turned a tirple play in Betten 1. l o b —N ew York 3, Chicooo 5. Green ss 5 12 0 DaSmIth p 0 0 0 0 home runs. He doesn’t figure to hits, provided the only run the Boggs. The next inning, Pettis relief to strike out the final two Miami batters 5 2-3 6 4 4 1 2 2-4004, Dumars 11-160022, Thomos5145424, CLASSS at-bats, accounted for the other the fifth, but the Cubs had already Price L.0-1 2B—Magadan, Elster, Vorsho. HR— Rosmsn p 2 0 10 Trevino c 5 0 10 hitter Eric Davis drew a ninth­ 4 1 1 2 1 Salley 551-2 5, Edwards 59 5515, V. Johnson SamHInMs break Roger Maris’ major- left-hander needed with an RBI then ran down a liner hit into the in the ninth. BStanlev 21-3 McClendon (3), DwSmIth (2), Strowberry GWHrrIs p 1 0 0 0 Deshales p 10 0 0 Montreal scores as the Expos won scored three times in the inning to Detroit 9-141-119, Rodman 53014, WilliamsOOOOO, St. Thomas Aaulnas-New Britain vs. Gilbert inning, bases-loaded walk from double in the first inning. That game followed No. 4 Wichita State s MaDavIs p 0 0 0 0 Darwin p 10 10 Long 1-1002, Demba OOOOO. Totals45831521 School-WInsted, ppd. to today, at Memorial league home run record, but then for 10th time in 13 games. Tim right center field gap by Dwight Schwabe W,14) 5 1-3 5 1 1 0 2 IP H R RR BB SO 0 0 0 0 reliever Mike LaCoss. chase Ojeda. With runners at first Yeldlng ph 109. Field, Simsbury, 3p.m. Glavine, 6-2, allowed only two second victory over No. 5 Arkansas, 8-4 in Gibson 2-3 0 0 0 0 0 NOW York AiKlersn p 0 0 0 0 no one figured Mitchell would Burke pitched the last two innings Evans. 1 Las Angeles 12 14 18 11— 97 Cromwell vs. Portlond, ppd. to Thursday at “ I haven’t had a whole lot of and second, Vance Law lined to Henneman 12-3 1 0 0 1 4 10 0 0 walks without a strikeout. another elimination game. Oleda L,54 CRnIds ph Detroit 38 17 14 38-189 Palmer Field, Middletown, 3:15p.m. have 22 by the first week of June. for his 13th save. “ When you’ve got guys like that GHrnandz S.13 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 success against LaCoss,” Davis Mets first baseman Dave Maga­ McDwII I Schtzdr p 5Polnt goals—Cooper, Thomas. Fauled Rnal: Friday, Munv Reld,7:30n.m. Astros 8, Padres 7: Houston, “ LSU is not playing like their backs are to the Umpires—Home, Evarw; Rrst, Shulock; 10 0 0 Mitchell turned in another St. Louis’ Vince Coleman stole behind you, it’s easier,” said Aose GGross rf out—None. Rebounds—Los Angeles 43 said. “I went up there to get a hit, trailing 7-4 with two out in the dan. Magadan stepped on first to wall,” Fraser said. “ I ’ve been there and Second, Hendry; Third, Tsch Ida. Chicaee Totals 41 7 15 7 Tetah 41 8 11 4 amazing performance Tuesday two bases, extending his streak of Schwabe, who had appeared T—2:24. A—14,387. 51-3 4 4 4 1 (Green 8), Detroit 51 (Aguirre, Rodmon 10). Softball but he struggled with his double off McClendon, then threw Kllgus W,55 Assists—Los Angeles 2) (E.Johnson 14), CLASSLL ninth, scored three times off three times in relief since being there’s a feeling you can beat anyone.” Schlroldl 2 2-3 1 0 0 0 night, hitting three homers as San successful steals to a club-record to shortstop Kevin Elster to retire ...... 1 0 0 0 0 Son Diego 51 IS S Detroit 24 (Thomas 9). Total fouls— Los Semifinals control.” Padres relief ace Mark Davis to Bertman said his club, 55-16, will comeback MlWIIIms Houston 181 818 883 1—8 Angeles 28, Detroit 28. Technicals—Mahorn, Tuesday'sgames Francisco split a doubleheader 30. called up from the AA London RangeraS.WhIteBoxf Ol’^ pitched to 4 batters In the Sth. Two outs when winning run scored. Reliever John Franco, 2-0, Damon Berryhill. who had run to Thursday night and beat second-seeded ’Texas, (Sreen. A—21,454. ( Postponed to today) with the Cincinnati Reds. His Phillies e, Pirates 4: The Phillies force extra innings. The Astros Tigers May 23. BK—Aose. PB—Berrvhlll. E—(Jreen 2, SanUogo, Roberts. LOB—San Holy Cross-Waferbury vs. Norwich Free pitched the top of the ninth for the made it 7-7 on a bizarre play after third. a team that improved to 53-17 after whipping Diego 12, Houston 12.2B—T(Jwvnn, CJames. AcodemyotCromwell High School,3:30p.m. thirt homer was a solo shot in the San Diego Connection, John Kruk CHICAGO TEXAS 3B—Roberts. SB—Yeldlng (2). S— Norwalk vs. Stoples-Westport at Sacred victory. ^ „ Davis had apparently thrown a Miami 12-2 Monday. O b rh M ninth that gave the Giants a 3-2 and Randy Ready, provided the O b rh M American League leadera Rasmussen, GWHarrIs. SF—CamlnItl Heart University, Brldgeport,3:np.m. The 40-year-old Reuschel, 11-2 3 1 1 0 Espy cf 3 2 2 0 game-winning third strike past (taiighr cf IP RRR BBso Xi'ansactions Final: June9 or 10, Falcon Field, AAerlden, victory in the nightcap, allowing offense as Philadelphia broke the 4 0 0 0 Retchr ss 3 0 0 0 following his eighth consecutive (hjlllen ss Sim DIege TBA Alex Trevino. 3 0 0 0 Polmer lb 2 111 San Francisco to retain a one- longest losing streak in the Magic after a mixed bag Baines dh Based on 158 irt Boh. I Rosmusen CLASSL victory, was within one out of his Catcher Benito Santiago Kittle lb 4 0 2 1 Sierra rf 4 0 11 0 AB R H Pet. GWHrrIs 3 2-3 game lead over the Reds in the majors this season. Kruk drove in 3 0 10 Semifinals first complete game in 13 starts CMrtnz pr 0 0 0 0 Franco 2b Lonsford Oak 52 191 33 68 .356 AtaDavIs L.3-1 1 BASEBALL dropped the ball and, in his 2 0 10 Tuasdav'seomes National League West. three runs with a pair of singles NEW YORK (AP) — The Orlando Magic Coldem rf 4 0 0 0 Leach If Palmeiro Tex 54 211 41 72 .341 Houston Amortcon League ( Postponed to today) when the Reds stirred. A single 3 0 0 0 Relmer dh 3 0 0 0 desperate hunt for it. forgot that hopes for a mixed bag, while the Minnesota Rsk c Steinbach Oak 47 165 1« 55 .333 Deshales 3^3 KANSAS CITY ROYALS—Pieced Luis Lyman Hall-Walllngford vs. Platt-Meriden “ I don’t know how long he can and Ready contributed two dou­ /VOLKSWAGEN^VOLKSWAGEN INC 2 0 0 0 Buechle 3b 3 0 0 0 and a walk prompted a call for Pasoua If Puckett Min 55 2X 35 71 .333 Darwin 21-3 Aeulno, pitcher, on the 15dav dlsobledllst, at Willow Brook Pork, New Britain, 3:15p.m. the bases were loaded and he Timberwolves will be looking for youth in the 3 0 0 0 Kreuter c 3 0 0 0 retrooctlyeto May 31. Calledup Rick Lueckw, keep going, I just hope he does, bles. a single and two RBIs. Monifa 2b Franco Tex 54 202 35 65 .333 Andersen 2 Ledyard vs. Newtown at Peters Complex, Craig Lefferts, who got his 10th 2 0 0 0 need only touch home plate for a DANIEL WEINBAUM NBA expansion draft later this month. EWIIms 3b Baines Chi 55 IX 35 61 .331 Schtzdr 1 pitcher, from Omaha of American Assocla- Clinton, 3:30 p.m. Rnal: June 9 or H), Folcon said San Francisco right-hander Kruk and Ready came to the 10 0 0 save in as many opportunities by GWalkr ph LIrlono Tor 52 168 7) S3 .315 DaSmIth W.1-3 1 Field, Meriden, TBA forceout. Instead, he tried to tag " I think what we want is a combination — a 0 0 0 0 ” OAKLAND ATHLETIC5-PI^D«in|, Rick Reuschel, who became the Phillies last Friday in a trade that Lyons 3b Sierra Tex 54 2X 34 69 .3)4 Rasmussen pitched to 11 CLASSM getting Todd Benzinger to ground 19 1 3 1 Tetah 14 1 4 1 Ken Caminiti charging home combo platter,” Orlando general manager Pat Tetah Molltor MM 49 IX 36 61 .311 Eckersley, pitcher, on the 15dav dIsMiled list, Semifinals majors’ first 11-game winner sent outfielder Chris James to 24 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Boggs Bsn m IX 30 61 .308 1 WP—Rasmussen. PB- retrooctive to May 29, Recalled Lorry A rt^ , out. _ „ , from third. The ball was knocked Williams said Tuesday. “ We want to put a 888 888 881—1 Tedav'sgames thanks to Mitchell’s second-game San Diego. (ROI 'TC 82) Chicago third baseman, from Tacomo of the Pacitic Hoddam-Kllllngworfh vs. Berlin at Pot Expot 8, Cardinals 2; Pascual _ 803 888 81K-8 loose in the collision and the game strong team on the floor initially, if we can, but Texas CoostLeague. » ^ Kidney Reid, Middletown, 3:30p.m. heroics. The Phillies took control early, VERNON. CONN. 06066 E—Pall. DP—Chicooo 3. LOB—Chicooo 4, National League leadera Perez, banished to the bullpen I Tueaday'ahomeruna SEATTLE MARINERS-Oeslgnoted Steve Lewis Mlll5Burllngton vs. North Bronford Mitchell hit a three-run homer was tied. we also want to develop some young players in Tex(s 4. 3B—Franco, Sierra. SB—Espy (23). scoring five times in the second, (203) 649.2630 Trout, pHcher, for reosslgnmenf. Recalled otCommunltvFleld,Sauthburv, 3:30p.m. after losing his first six decisions, Cubs 8, Mets 4: The Cubs Gene Horris, pifeher, from Colgarv of the to account for all of San Francis­ with Kruk singling in two runs off the process.” Amertoon LMtaue Rnal: June9 or 10, Folcon Field, Meriden, improved to 2-7 in his first start E H Pel. Pocific Coast League. A c t lv a « AMn co’s runs in a 4-3, first-game loss maintained a two-game lead over If you’re looking to buy a new oi used car, Billy McKinney, director of player personnel IP H R RR BB SO O AB Williams (4), Tigers; Mattingly (4), TBA Pirates starter Brian Fisher, 0-2, 31 69 .354 Davis, first baseman, from the i5aov since May 17. He pitched six Larkin CIn 51 195 Phelps (2), Hall (2), Yonkees; Elsenrelch (3), CLASSS to the Reds, then homered his and Ready adding a two-run Montreal in the East by manhan­ for the Timberwolves, said the team would Chicago 57 307 42 73 .353 dlsoMed list. Optioned Mario Diaz, pitcher, to Semifinals stop in and ask for me! Perez L>7 WCkirk SF Royals; Buhner (2), A.OavIs (4),Morln- innings of five-hit ball and dr()ve dling Mets left-hander Bob Ojeda, TGwvnn SD 59 333 39 80 .343 Cdlgarv. Tedav'sgames first time up in the second game. double off reliever Roger lean toward youth. , .u oe Pall ers; Washington (7), Angels. in what proved to be the winning I sell and lease cars. Grace Chi S3 187 32 59 .316 HOCKEY Putnam vs. Central Cathollc-Norwalk at 2-6. for six runs and nine hits in Tuesday was the deadline for 21 of the 25 Texas .3)2 “ I ’ve got to take my hat off to Samuels. 0 2-3 3 1 1 3 4 Mitchell SF 57 3)8 38 68 National League National Hockey League Albertus Magnus College, New Haven, 3:30 run with a sacrifice fly. four-plus innings. Dwight Snjith KBrown W,52 60 .311 HARTFORD WHALERS—Announced that him.” Reds reliever Rob Dibble teams to submit the names of players they are ____ 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Guerrero SIL 54 193 Z> Strawberry (13), Mets; McOendon (3), p.m. Braves 3, Dodgers 0: Tom Russell S,12 305 34 63 .307 HataRay-Moodus vs. Old Saybrook at Rex Hudler’s two-run homer. HBP—Fletcher by Perez. BK—Perez. Butler SF 55 Smith (2), Cubs; Mitchell 3 (22); Thomas (8), Gmlle Francis will remain as president. said after Mitchell’s game­ prot6Ctin8 6xp3nsion draft to stock the 30 54 .307 QUEBEC NORDIQUES—Released Mario VeteransFleld,Nlantlc,3:30p.m.Rnal:June9 Umpires—Home, Cousins; First, Brlnk- VHoyes Phi 51 176 Braves; Hudler (3), Expos; Van Syke 52 195 36 58 .397 or 10, Falcon Field, Meriden, TBA Magic and the Timberwolves. mon; Second, Cooney; Third, Coble. ONelll cm (2), Pirates; M urphy (3), Somuel (7), Phillies. Gosselln,goaltender. 44 151 19 47 .397 T—2:37. A—13,486. Treoitwav Atl MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedne.sday. June 7. 1989 — 23 tz — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, June 7. 1989 BUSINESS J Economists believe Richco’s IT’S TAG SALE TIME subsidies 4 Days for the Price of 3! Fed is moving to Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? questioned The best way to announce it Is with a Herald Classified Ad. . -i ease interest rates WASHINGTON (AP) - The Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for Agriculture Department is re­ the week. u WASHINGTON (AP) - After to go lower,” said Cynthia Latta, viewing a grain company’s possi­ several weeks of internal debate, an economist with Data Resour­ ble links to a fugitive commodi­ the Federal Reserve has taken a ces Inc., a private economic ties trader in Switzerland and its cautious first step toward lower­ forecasting firm in Lexington, receipt of at least $65 million in ing interest rates, many econo­ Mass. government export subsidies. At issue are the company’s ties If.JH E L P HELP IHELP mists believe. Ms. Latta and other analysts IIMWANTED The action, if followed by said they believe Fed policy­ to Marc Rich, who fled to WANTED WANTED further moves by the central makers have become convinced Switzerland in 1983 before his bank to loosen its grip on credit, that the economy has slowed indictment for criminal taxieva- EARN $100 to $300 a week CLERK TYPIST. 60 wpm. part time or $500 to Will train computer % S p e c i o l i ^ will spell lower borrowing costs enough to ease inflationary sion, racketeering, mall and wire $1500 a week full time. RN’S • LPN’S • and word processor. m wiwA A for businesses and consumers, pressures. fraud. Work at home or work Position Involves typ­ 1 including declines in mortgage Starting in March 1988, the A department official con­ In office. Just work. CNA’S ing, record keeping, rates, the economists said. Federal Reserve had pushed firmed Tuesday that USDA was Make your own hours. 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All typea of remodeling and • Oil Burner Sarvica & Salat BEFORE. MONDAY - creator, Robert Doornick of Interna­ Cadkey manufactures three- phere In Manchaatar'e lergeet computer system. Du­ and also mobil home “The Fed has eased and we are between fighting inflation and Richard Crowder, under secre­ ■hopping center. Excellent ea- hourly (37 hours rapelra. Call Bob Ferrand, Jr. »Frea Estimates • Automatic Oil Dallvary FRIDAY. IN ORDER tional Robotics of New York City, left. dimensional software. lary with frInM t>eneflt« and ties also Include recon­ roofovera looking for the federal funds rate guarding against a recession. tary for international affairs and weekly) plus full be­ Bus. 647-8509 eSenlor Citizen Oisrxtunts « W KI Pumpa Salaa & Sarvica TO MAKE THE NEXT commodity programs, said good hourt. Apply In pert on nefit package. Job des­ ciling loan accounts Call Collect ISSUE. FRIDAY ■t once to Perktda Health criptions and applica­ and various related of­ Res. 645-6849 aAIum lnum $t Vinyl • Water Haatara (Baeatc a aw) USDA had started “checking Shop, Manchattar Parkade fice services. Competi­ Ppwerwashlng 684-6576 AFTERNOON BY 2:30 Shopping Center, 404 W. Mid­ tions are available In SSS Heme hepreveeieeb • Bathroom 8 Kitchen through what the connections tive salary Inthemidto Ramodallne PM FOR MONDAY’S dle tpke., atk for Ann or Mr. the Office of the Town and ReiMir Paramount launches $10.7 billion bid for Time Inc. are” between Richco and Rich.- Dworkin. Manager, 1712 Main upper teens. Excellent 646-6815 • Senior Citizen Olacountt ISSUE. THANK YOU "No Job Too Sm»ir HOME MAINTENANCE He declined to provide any details Street, Coventry, CT benefits and working We’re Here To Serve • Electric work by FOR YOUR environment and good UMRI^ ITMvtUii BiMWRMJK. Painting, Hauling, That’s also a goal of the 06238. Deadline for ap­ WMCKIWMi nOOTiIBi rfe T W iy , Freclalon Electric COOPERATiONni shareholders vote on the Warner change of stock. "Beverly Hills Cop” and "Indi­ on the findings so far. opportunity for Light ElactfIcK A Plumbing. NEW YORK (AP) - Para­ ana Jones” series. Its TV pro­ Time-Warner merger plan, An official of Richco, Al ’ plications Is June 15, MMVOnB. VaO LsVnW nMnOWOHM. EXPERT FREE ESnUATES No Job to small. It’s also 39 percent above RECEPTIONIST growth. For further In­ Extarlof and Interior mount Communications Inc. of­ deal. which would create the world’s We are looking for a 1989. eqe. m/f.______Quality Work At Free Eatimataa. Time’s closing price Tuesday of grams include "Cheers” and Church, declined to comment formation, please con­ Affordable Pricat painting and wallpaper Phone: 649-2871 fered $10.7 billion in cash for Time Harold Vogel, who follows the plaeeant "pereonallty” who HOTEL front desk clerk. Call Evaninga $126 a share, which was up $2.75 "Family Ties.” Paramount also largest media and entertainment about the USDA review and, tact the Human Re­ Free Eatimatet hanging. LlmHad extarlof Inc. in a blockbuster bid aimed at entertainment industry for Mer­ company with $10 billion in an|oye people contact. Good pay, benefits, sources Department. raatoratlon. Pravipua work 645-1339 from Monday’s close on the New owns publishers Simon & Schus­ would not provide any informa-; Requirea anawering phonea, Lloanted and Fully Insured can be laan upon request. derailing Time’s planned merger rill Lynch & Co., said the bid flexible hours. Week Suffleld Bank, 157 York Stock Exchange. ter and Pocket Books. annual revenue. Warner also tion about the company. greeting vleltore. maaaege days or weekends. Call Call Steve Content BC Cqmpeny, CARMICHAEL with Warner Communications, would provoke "a much lengthier Mountain Road, Suf- 644-0908. Paramount’s announcement Martin S. Davis, Paramount’s owns a movie and television Glickman asked that USDA’s taking, light typing, filing. 724-4667. 646-1143 ncNow'"'* battle than Time and Warner had We offer excellent wagaa tleld, Ct. 06078 (203) PLUMBING AND BECAUSE YQU never Inc. chairman and chief executive, production companies. Office of Inspector General deter­ Residential Exterior anticipated.” came after the market closed, end banafita, which Includaa 668-1261 ext. 307. EOE know when someone will Paramount, the entertainment said a marriage of his company In a terse statement. Time said mine whether Richco qualified SALES CLERK aC.F. HOME SERVICED Painting. HEATING Paramount’s bid is 60 percent and analysts said they expected 1 week vacation after 6 M/F. Carpentry, RemodaUng, Repair. Houaea, Qaragaa, Barna and Addltlona, ramodKIng, boiler be searching for the Item and media company formerly its board would review the raplacamanta, and completa Time’s stock to rocket higher and Time would create “the for the export subsidy program monthe, 2 weeks attar 1 Porohat. you have for sale. It's known as Gulf & Western Inc., above where Time stock was and ASSISTANT The email job •pacleliat. plumbing A heating aarvica. foremost American communica­ proposal “as required by law” and whether department eligibil­ year, medical, dental and Quality Work At Honaat better to run your want ad announced late Tuesday a tender trading before the publishing and today. Ills Inturancs. Credit union MEDICAL Call Fully llcanaad and tnaurad. | 6 4 3 ^ Paramount is the owner of tions company, capable of com­ and urged its shareholders “not ity guidelines need to be changed TO PHARMACIST Price. for several days... cancel­ offer of $175 a share for all of cable giant announced in March it and much more. Stop In SECRETARY/ Call ing It as soon as you get Paramount Pictures, whose films peting on a global scale against to do anything until they hear to close any possible loopholes 645-6559 Free Estimate Time’s stock. The announcement had reached a merger agreement from Time.” and fill out an application or In modsm TRANSCRIPTIONIST for free estimate Catt64M174 875-7388 results. with Warner involving an ex­ include the “Crocodile Dundee,” foreign media giants.” used by Richco. tend resume to QIattonbury professional came just 2'/i weeks before Time Qage, 184 Commerce One full time or two part time Street, QIattonbury, C T pharmacy at poaWont avallabla for growing 08033. 203-833-5271. Manchesters Largest orthopedic pracHoe Exoellani eoe Karting aeleiy and flaxibla houra Shopping Center. evKIaUe. Apply In paraon or 1 ^ HOMES HOMES HOMES HOMES 1 ^ HOMES Will train. Days only, tend reaumeta |£i|F0R SALE I ^ F O R SALE I ^ F O R SALE | £ ! J FOR SALE 1^' IFOR SALE NOTICE TO CREDITORS full or part time. Sports MatHciee and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 E S T A T E O F TW Q family, B2 zoning. MANCHESTER. Spa­ MANCHESTER. Huge Ortiiopadici of LOUIS J. CARABINO Apply at once to MANCHESTER. Bright The builder ot this brand cious eight room home and brand new. 1800 Manchostor Six rooms each unit, The Honorable William E. pharmacist or Ann. L-shoped ranch. Im­ new seven room Colon­ three bedrooms, two In a convenient square foot cedar sided FitzGerald, Judge of the 155 Main S t peccable upkeep. ial on Shoddy Mill car garage. New root. location-eight miles to three bedroom town- RE4D YOUR AD: Clottlfed advertlMmtnli ere Court ot Probate, District of UGGET PARKADE Road In Andover has RATES: I to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEAOt.lNES: For classified advertlsments to token by telephone ot o convenience. The Mandioetor, CT 06040 Three bedrooms, I'/z Great location tor busi­ Hartford. Recently re­ house. All Amenities. Manchester at a hearing held baths, spacious family reduced the price to an 7 to 19 days: 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the Mnncheiter Herald It retponilble for only one on 4/1/89 ordered that all PHARMACY or cell ness In highly visible furbished Including Qnly $167,900. Rothman Incorrect InMrtlon and then only tor the site of claims must be presented fo room, formal dining affordable $219,900, but new kitchen floor, new and Rothman, 646-4144. 20 to 25 d a y s : 60 cen ts p e r lin e p e r d a y . deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ S neighborhood. Owner the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen the fiduciary at the address Parkade Shopping 64 -8387 you must furnish the tion. For adveVtIsements to be published room and much more. financing available. bath, new deck and MANCHESTER. Two 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. the volue of the advertisement will not be below. Failure to promptly Center between am- pm. 10 6 $199,900. Flano Realty, Interior painting. Rent option possible or more. $194,900. D.W. family house. Excel­ Minimum choree: 4 lines. AAonday, the deadllne'is 2:30 p.m. on Friday. corrected bv on additional Insertion. present any such claims may 646-5200.O______Three bedrooms, 2'/j result In the loss of rights to 404 W. Middle Tpke. take advantage of Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 lent Investment pro- recover such claim. IMMACULATE Six room baths, fireplace, ap­ pert. $85,900, bv owner. proximately 1900 creative financing bv MANCHESTER. Two Susan McQuav EMPLDYMENT Cape In Bower School owner. Anne Miller family five plus five 647-8467 evenings. Ass't Clerk Stoto of Connoctlcut area. New kitchen, new square feet. Super five PART TIME Ils JH E L P r r i H E L P I HELP I HELP SERVICES acre country lot. Jack- Real Estate, 647-8000.Q plus two rooms and MANCHESTER. Forest I PART TIME court of Probata, windows. Call Anne bath on third floor. Notices HELP WANTED WANTED The fiduciary Is; District of Manchostor son & Jackson Real MANCHESTER. Anature Hills - Kennedy Road. HELP WANTED I'M w a n t e d l i J WANTED WANTED Joseph J. Carabine, PRDFESSIDNAL mother Doeman. Blanchard & Three car garage. Con­ HELP WANTED NOTICE TO M ATT WALLY Estate, 647-8400.O lovers dream house! U & R built. Three E xecu to r seeks position caring Rossetto Realtors,” Large Colonial with venient location. Good Bedrooms, 2 baths, L As a condition precedent to PART time. Three days SERVICE station attend- BUSY sales office look­ DISHWASHER eveings ASSISTANT for Man­ c/o Herbert A. Phelon, Jr., whoa* last known residence for your child In your We’re Selling Houses" This darling Victorian Income producer. the placement of any adver­ for hard working per­ Esq. wos In the town of Manches­ tour bedrooms and two Ranch. Reasonably per week. Cordinator ent. Excellent for re­ ing for a full time chester doctor office. home full time. Start­ 646-2482.0______Colonial has many $179,900. Realty World, tising In the Monchester He­ PRESCHOOL son. Career opportuni­ 773 Main St. ter, County of Hartford, State full baths located on a priced at $219,900. Call for dental speciality tired person. Hours secretary, heavy typ­ Afternoon hours. Must Manchester, C T 06040 ing mid June. Referen­ charming features pre­ Benoit, Frechette As­ rald, Advertiser hereby ties are possible. Will OPENING of Connecticut. Pursuant fo VERNON. Four bedroom gorgeous lot with two 646-2969 or 413-734-5104 practice In Manches­ TEACHER flexible. M rights, unfair competition positions available. No ers license. Excellent 47 Purnell Place below. Failure to promptly Manchester, C T Bv Order ot erence, limitation ordlscrlm- nation of amenities for Jackson Real Estate, fireplaced living room 1 perience helpful. Ap­ and libel and slander, which benefits and Insuranc. the Court. Inotlon based on race, color, yesterday and today and family room with proximately 30 hours experience necessary. Manchester present any such claim may 647-8400.O may result from the publica­ Apply Whole Donut, Salary negotiable. Call result In the loss ot rights to Sandro Houn religion, sex of notional Including natural sliders to deck. In­ per week. $7. per hour. origin, or on Intention to tion of any odvertlsement In Drive off with Manchester Stores, 467 Jay, 646-3444. recover on such claim. Clerk woodwork, hardwood EACH side has five rooms cludes pool tool Also the Manchester Herald bv Paid holidays and sick Susan McQuav moke any such preference, floors, trench doors, tw o c a r garage. advertiser. Including adver­ days. Excellent oppor­ Hartford Road, 150 PRIVATE PARTY 008-06 limitation or discrimination. with three bedrooms Center Street, 319 Ass't Clerk first floor laundry, $198,500. YoYo Carroll. tisements In any free distri­ tunity for Independent INVITATION TO BID The Herald will not know­ and 1'/j baths. Three bution publications pub­ A Bargain in the Green Road. The fiduciary Is; ingly accept any advertise­ walk-up attic, first garages plus one car­ Sentry Real Estate, 643- hard worker. 646-7552. Malcolm F. Barlow Sealed bids will be received In lished by the Manchester Merchandise Ads COMMERCIAL m ent w hich Is In vio lation of floor family room and port. Buy halt or both. 4060.D______Plepler, Barlow 8> Ruel the General Services' office, 41 an Inground pool with Herald. Penny Sleffert, Classified Section 172 East Center Street Center St., Manchester, CT the low^______Some owner financing MANCHESTER. Huge P ublisher. LENDING OFFICER Manchester, C T 06040 until 11:00 o.m. on the dote cabana. $214,900. D.W. offered. IOV4 fixed rate unique ten room Cali­ shown below for the following: HEBRDN. Charming Fish Realty, 643-1591.0 PART TIM E 011-06______ranch, three bed­ financing. A great time fornia Ranch Includes JUNE 16, 1989 — FIRE DE­ rooms, fireplaced liv­ EXCEPTIDNAL Cape to buy. $127,900 or four or five bedrooms, Central Connecticut based bank LBOAL NOTICE PARTMENT EQUIPMENT $240,000 - half duplex or 2'/b baths and two tam- TOWN OF ANDOVER ing room, cozy family with unique floor plan. II CUSTOMER SERVICE with aggressive and growing JU N E 20,1989— ONE (1) 1989 room, plus finished Large living room, both sides. Anne Miller llv rooms. Kitchen '> FOUND The Inland Wetlands Com­ HOLDER A-6S TRACTOR OR Real Estate, 647-8000.D area also In lower level $165,000 mission ot the Andover, Con­ EQUAL basement, two car att­ wood stove nr.o oay We are looking for responsible service- division seeks an individual to window, private lot family room with Its OPEN HOUSE — SUNDAY 1:00 to 4:00 PER necticut will hold o Public JUNE 20, 1989 — ONE (1) 65 ached garage, large NEW listing. Price to sell. MISSING. One year old \ minded individuals to handle customer in­ augment commercial lending staff. Hearing on Monday, June 12, deck, lovely lands­ that backs up to woods, Attractive three bed­ own entry tor defininte You will never know how attractive these units female cat, small grey HORSEPOWER CONCRETE/ , DAY 1989 of 7:30pm In the lower ASPHALT ROAD SAW 8. caped yard. Asking quiet area. Call room Cape. Fireplace, In-law potential. Must are until you pay us a visit. If you are planning a and white tiger. Wear­ quiries. The position requires enthusiasm, The position will be responsible for level of the Town Office be seen! YoYo Carroll. * Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days BLADES $168,000. Call for ap­ Re/MAX 647-1419 or hardwood floors, treed change of address — stop — and see the many ing a white flea collar. independent thinking, and organization. * Additional Lines 509 Per Line, Per Day business development efforts Building on School Rd., An­ pointment. Principals Barboro Weinberg lo t a n d garage. Sentry Real Estate, 643- Missing sinqe Thurs­ dover on the following peti­ T h e To w n of Manchester Is on outstanding features in these condos. A dream Good communication skills and a pleasant * Classifications 71 thru 87 primarily in East Hartford, tio n : equal opportunity employer, only. 228-9513.______evelnings 643-0844.O $132,900. Rothman and 4060.P______day, May 18. Last seen and requires on affirmative Rothman, 646-4144. SDUTH Windsor. Like kitchen, central air and vacuum, 2'/6 baths, telephone manner are essential. * Merchandise Under *250 Application of Donald Tedtord action policy for oil of Its BDLTDN. Bv owner. SCREENED porch, fruit In the East Middle Glastonbury and Manchester. for o three lot residential new. Two year old garage, full basement and much, much more. Turnpike area near * Ad must contain price! Contractors and Vendors os o Large ranch with att­ trees, brick patio and M AN CH ESTER . This two Candidate should have at least two subdivision for the eost side of condition of doing business roam to play. Three seven room Raised Moat of all — a terrific pricel Manchester High Hours Monday through Friday Hebron Rd., 2200' sooth of ached garage, sun deck family shows pride ot You may cancel anytime, but NO refunds years iending/calling background, with the Town, os per Federal and potential for In-law bedroom Colonial with ownership. Vinyl sid­ Ranch. Three bed­ Hostess; Denise Reale School. Please call 643- 3:00-7;30PM due to this low price... Gilead Rd. titled Elizabeth O rd er 11246. rooms, living room 4251. with solid credit foundation. Please Estates. apartment with private charming details. A ing for easy mainte­ Bid forms, plans and specifi­ entrance. Nicely main­ bright and sunny nance. six plus five with fireplace, large ilanflifatrr Saturday Mornings Doted at Andover, Ct. this cations ore available at the family room, two LOST. Female cat, name send resume and salary 31st da y of M o v and this 7th General Services' office. tained seven plus home. Large living and rooms, two car att­ I D. F. REALL INC. 7:00-10:30AM CALL CLASSIFIED day of June, 1989. rooms. Dne plus acres. dining rooms, fire­ baths, appllonced kit­ “Maggie". Groomed requirements to Box G, c/o the T O W N O F ached garage. Fenced ' iCAL ESTATE like poodle, tan, grey, Andover Inland Wetlands Private park like yard. place, I'/i baths. Call In yard. $199,900. chen, sun deck, one 175 Miln 8L. Miiwhntsr Hpralh MANCHESTER, CT acre lot, many nice pink spot on face and For interview call Frank at Manchester Herald. Commission ROBERT B. WEISS, $220,000. P rincipals Re/MAX 647-1419 or Realty World, Benoit, 648-4525 pink paws. Brandy and 643-2711 NOW! Steve Fish, GENERAL MANAGER only. 649-8990 or 522- Barbara Weinberg ev­ Frechette Associates, features. $197,000. U & C h airm an R Realty, 643-2692.n School Road, Bolton 647-9946 010-06 5593. enings 643-0844.0 646-7709.D area. 649-4238. 643-2711 082-05

"N — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. June 7. 1989

1 ^ HOMES ROOMS APARTMENTS I HOMES mTV/8TERE0/ I CARS CARS I CARS FOR SALE FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT l^oirAPPLIANCES FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE TOLLAND. Single fur­ T E N rooms, two full plus MANCHESTER. Two and SOUTH Windsor. Large WHIRLPOOL heavy duty MAZDA RX7 LS, 1980. C H EV Y Citation. 1981, CHORCHES MOTORS Hostages Champ Speaker two holt baths, enor­ nished room. Heat, three bedrooms. Se­ six bedroom Contem­ washer and Fridgidar Garaged winters, low 80 Oakland St. electicitv and parking. Automatic, air, two mous first floor family curity and references. porary home. Three dryer. 684-6576. mileage. $3,200 or best door hatchback. Front- Manchester, CT - r . room, delux oak kit­ $80. weekly. 875-0337. Call 645-8201. full baths, two car gar­ offer. 742-6141.______ELEC T R IC Stove. Sears wheel drive, new front 1 9 e e DOOOE DYNASTY *12.138 Iranian official Foley rejects chen, full walk-out M ANCH ESTER. One bed­ age plus pool and deck. 20", 4 burner. White BUICK Skylark, 77. Two struts, tires, body M H S’s Cruz proves mettle $1300 monthly. Call IMS CHRYSLER SIh AVE *14BM basement. In-law setup WE DELIVER room apartment. $475 Nutone Coppertone door fully equipped. good. 875-6991. on first floor and lots For Home Delivery. Call per month Includes D.W. Fish Realty, 871- Range hood with vent Dependable car. $600. IMS OOOQE ARIES *7.SM m ak e s an offer /7 at the Girls’ State Open /13 role as czar /9 more! $219,900. Jack- 1400 or 643-1591. MUSTANG, 1979. Asking heat and appliances. to outside. Very good 643-2587.______$750. 643-5919.______IM S Q M SIERRA P.U. *S.9M son & Jackson Real 6 4 7 - 9 9 4 6 649-8365.______SM A L L year round house condition. Ideal for Estate, 647-8400.g Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 HONDA Accord, 78, five Eight cylinder, new ISM DODGE SHADOW *S7M FOUR rooms, second on Columbia Lake. apartment or summer speed, high miles, runs. t h r e e bedroom $650. monthly. 228-0602. camp. Both for $75. transmission, 71 Chevy IB M D O DG E 0180 P.U. *11.3M floor. $630. Including $350. or best offer. 643- Malibu. Needs some Colonial-Charming In­ heat. Suitable for M ANCH ESTER. Central Manchester, 646-0271. 9752 after 7pm.______19M DODGE DAYTONA *iaiM terior convenient tree work. $500 or best offer. APARTMENTS adults. Call 649-9535 af­ prestigues location. FORD, 1977 LTD wagon. 643-9846. 1M7 DODGE OMNI *4.BM lined location, two car ter 5pm. FOR RENT Two story, three bed­ 351 Cleveland, new bat- HYUNDAI Excell GL, 87, 1M7 BUICK SKYHAWK *8.4M oarage, screen porch. AVAILABLE July 1. $600. rooms, two baths, liv­ MISCEI1ANE0U8 Call R E/M AX 647-1419 tery. $500. 649-6474. 32K, excellent condi­ 1M7 CHRYSLER SIh AVE *1S,SM MANCHESTER. Availa­ Four room duplex ing room with fire­ FOR SALE or Ron Fournier even­ place, dining room, G IVE YOUR budget a tion. $4800. Call 1964 RENAULT EN CO RE •Z380 ings 649-3087.D ble Immediately. Two without heat and re­ break ... shop the classi­ Monday-Thursday, 8-5. bedroom townhouse- frigerator. No pets. basement with one car 649-4751. 19M PLYMOUTH RELIANT *8.1M garage and full fenced fied columns for bargain ,from $650. Security Adults preferred. Call END ROLLS buys!______1963 CHRYSLER SO) AVE *8.380 and references re­ after 5pm, Monday- In back yard. Available BOLTON $134,900 Frlday, 646-8858. June 30. $1,150 per 2716" width — 25C FORD Pinto 73. Auto­ CHEVY 1993 BU ICK RIVIERA *8.800 quired. No pets. Also 13" width — 2 for 25^ i960 MERCURY MONARCH *1,9M Priced well below available, one bed­ M ANCHESTER. One-two month plus heat and matic. Runs good. Re­ room from $550. Boyle bedrooms, second utilities. Call 345-8848. Newsprint end rolls can be built engine. $325. CAPRICE market value. picked up at the Manchester negotiable. Call 291- Real Estate Company, floor, heat and hot Herald ONLY before 11 a m. 1985, 58,500, Clean, ★ 6 4 M 7 .9 .1 j ^ JHanrliPBlpr MpralJi 8888. Keep trying. For Sale By 649-4800; Superintend­ water, enclosed STORE AND Monday through Thursday. all new hoses, belts, ent, 646-1999. porches, on bus line. PONTIAC Grandprix, 83. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK Owner. Garage, yard. Availa­ OFFICE SPACE -hEE wood chips for $2,500 or best offer. tires, exhaust, brakes. OUARANTEE 5 room ranch, 3 MANCHESTER. Two landscaping. Ken at Excellent condition. All work done by Ford T7 Granada •2.4M ble July 1. $750 per 643-1442.______bedrooms, full bedroom apartment. month. Security dep­ O F F l'cE"^pace""^M 742-9033.______Medford Motors. Wire NIaaan 'M Sontra •2,fM Thursday, June 8, 1989 Newsstand Price: 35 Cents square feet. Excellent Chavy *84 Chavalta Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm basement, hardwood All appliances, carpet­ osit. No pets. Call after DOUBLE Bowl, stainless Red Dodge Demon, *2.9M ing, heat and hot water, location. $300. heat In­ steel sink with single Wheels. All power. Dodea*M400 *2.9M floors, plaster walls, 5, 643-5027. 1971.New exhaust, air conditioning. Se­ cluded. 647-9223 or 643- level faucet, spray great running, low Tilt wheel. *5995. ToyoM *M Tareal *8.SM basement garage. MANCHESTER. Well 7175. Chavy *87 Cavtilsr *8.9M cond floor. Call 649- cared for three bed­ hose and beige formica miles. $500 or best 649-7992 after 5 Private V. acre lot on 5240. counter top. Very good Ford *M LTD *B.8M room duplex with lots MANCHESTER. 600 sq. offer. 646-8663 after 5. 649-7878. dead end street. ft., utilities, parking condition. Both for Olda *84 Cutlata •8.8M MANCHESTER. Avalla- of character. Non- Ford *87 Rtngor P.U. •S.SM Principals only. Included. $12. per sq. ft. $100. Manchester, 646- ble July 1. Quiet nelgh- smokers. No pets. $750. 0271. OKta-SSOolta *S.9M Phono plus utilities. 647-7725. yearly. 2nd floor, 1 mile CARblNAL Buick *M Rpgal borhood. Three to 1-84. *e.9M Martiai law tightened bedrooms, large kit­ AVAILABLE Im m e ­ BUICK, INC. JOE RILEY'S Pont. *M aOO 8TE *7.SM 643-4022 DILLON FORD Olda *M M Rasanoy *8,9M chen with appliances, diately. Nice one bed- ITAB 1988 Toyota Tercel *8980 front and rear porches, room. Corpet, 319 M a in St„ M anchester ToyoU *M Calloa G TS *8.fM secluded yard and gar­ appliances, enclosed ■ ^ V A C A T IO N SALES 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 Olda'MDalU *iesM 1988 Chev Conver Van *17999 SB "EXP Coupe *7485 Olda *87 M T-8wtan *14.9M I CONDOMINIUMS age. $700 per month, porch, heat and hot |2 S J RENTALS 88 E icon "L X " H/B *7495 Chinese NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 1988 Buick Skylark $8990 Pondao * N Formula *18.9M FOR SALE plus security. Tenants water. $575. Garage B8 E icon "Q L " H/B *7495 I pay heat and electric­ available. 646-4144. ORLANDO Florida. Lux­ eral Statute 23-65 prahibits 1988 Buick Century *11990 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE urious two bedroom, the posting of advertise­ 1987 Pont Grand Am *7770 85 Eicon 4-Dr H/B *4495 TOWNHOUSE on 6th ity. No pets. 646-1210 TWO bedroom duplex. 88 Taurus Wag! Loaded *7885 AND MARME days, 643-8422 full equipped town- ments by any person, firm or 1987 Buick Skyhawk *7980 premier Green. Manchester Includes heat, hot wa­ corporation on a telegraph, 260 Adimi SL Minch. evenings. house. Minutes from 1987 Buick Park Ave. *12880 83 Etcon 2 Door *4805 Country Club. Three ter, gas for cooking. telephone, electric light or 87 Eicon "Q L " H/B *5585 648-1748 bedroom s. $179,900. $685. per month. 659- Disney, Sea World, air­ power pole' or to a tree, 1988 Chevrolet Cavalier *5990 VERNON. One or two port, pool/tennis. $500 shrub, rock, or any other 1988 Buick Electra *10250 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 Owner, Ron 646-2364. bedroom apartments 0703 after 4pm. 89 Brand Naw Festiva *5795 reappears weekly, $1500 monthly. natural oblect without a writ­ 1988 Buick Century *7890 CAMPERS/ M ANCH ESTER. Nice 3 In a five unit complex. 649-8873 or 683-3387. ten permit tor the purpose of 1984 Mercury Cougar *8180 86 LTD Brougham Sedan *5886 TRAILERS BUSINESS Like new condition. room apartment. Heat protecting Itorthepubllcond 1988 Buick LeSabre *8290 66 Marcury Sable "Q S " *7495 Lower level family and electricity. Secur­ carries o fine of up to $50 for 68F2504x4 *9995 By Jim Abrams 1 £ « J PROPERTY each offense. 1985 Buick Someraet *7440 1986 PRO W LER travel room could be second ity deposit. No pets. ROOMMATES 89 Probe LX Demo *12005 The Associated Press MANCHESTER. 171 Sad- 1984 Eldorado Convert *14888 trailer. Sleeps seven. bedroom. $750. per 643-8552.______WANTED 85 Bronco II AT *6995 M A N C H E S T E R . 1240 month, heat Included. I dlehlll Road, (off Kee­ 81 Adams St. Heat and air condi­ sauare feet. First floor THREE bedroom apart­ 88 Ranger XLT *8995 tioner, awning, full BEIJING — Premier Li Peng Call Gordon at D.W. ment available July MANCHESTER. Room- ney Street-follow Manchester suite In Main Street Fish, 871-1400. signs). Saturday and 87 84 Tempo 2 Door *4295 bath. $8500. 643-9646. appeared in public today for the Professional Building 8th. $650. per month mate. Male, non- 88FordF150P/U *10595 first time since the military plus one month secur- smoker, professional Sunday, June 10 and 11, 649-4571 SOUTHWIND Motor with off street parking. T H R EE bedroom In two 9- 4. Household Items, Home, 30', 1984. Excel­ launched its bloody invasion of Sale or lease with op­ Ity. 643-4862.______to share large five 643;2145 year old duplex. Great room, I'/s bath apart­ sklls, bikes, books, re­ lent condition, new en­ Beijing. The government issued tion. Call Tom Boyle, for singles. Big kitchen THREE rooms, first cords, clothes, etc. gine, new tires, rear owner/agent. Boyle floor. 95 Wells Street. ment. Rent Includes SCHALLER new martial law orders demand­ and living room, two heat and hot water. MANCHESTER. Park CLYDE twin beds, fully Real Estate Company, full baths, full base­ $375 monthly.______ACURA QUALITY equipped, generator, ing that student leaders $355. 646-2881 evenings. and walk, neighbor­ CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. PRE-OWNED AUTOS 649-4800. ment. $825. per month L IK E private home. 3'/j ROUTE 83, VERNON microwave, roof air surrender. hood tag sale. Resi­ 85 Chrysler Laser *4595 MANCHESTER. Charm­ plus utilities. Call after rooms. Lease. Work­ dents of Charles Drive, 83 Mercury Marqula 4 Dr. *4995 conditioning, and a lot Li gave a rousing speech to 7pm. 646-9892. ing single, married 8 Spa.. A/C. Low MIIm more. 568-3635. Priced hundreds of soldiers inside the ing traditional style rain or shine. June 10, 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 81 Marcury Cougar *3495 2500 sauare foot office MANCHESTER. Beauti­ couple preferred. 643- FURNITURE 10- 3. FuNy CQUip.. n.OOO MIIb b Great Hall of the People. "You ve 2880. 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 building In prime East ful one bedroom, living MANCHESTER. 128 83 Ford Escort Wagon*2600 worked hard, comrades, he told Center Street location. 84 Horizon 4 Door *4295 4 •pood. Stprao. C lP tn ^ r MOTORCYCLES/ room, dining room, kit­ KING size, SeashelLhead Green Road, June 10th them. Very near famous Co­ chen with dishwasher board for water bed. 85 Buick Someraet 2 Dr. *7295 86 Mercury Lynx *3495 MOPEOS Th« Assoclatsd PrM s HOMES and 11th 9am - 3pm. 4- 8peed. StBroo. Uto Now L i’s speech was shown on veys Restaurant. Off and all appliances, air Excellent condition. Multi-family, toys, 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 street parking. Lease FOR RENT $100. 646-6799.______85 Honda CRX M 495 television after hundreds of mil­ conditioned, quiet on bikes, baby Items, 85 Electra T-Type *9995 5 tp— d. 8t«r«o. Spofty HONDA Goldwing Inter­ IT’S OVER — Speaker of the House Richard Balducci, or sale with excellent itary trucks roared into the city bus line. Ideol for mid­ M A P L E Dinette round children's clothes, at­ 88 Cutlaaa Clara Wag. *8995 83 Olds Regency *5995 state, 85, mint condi­ D-Newington, holds up Gov. William A. O’NeiH’s hand as financing In place. Call dle aged or senior citi­ MANCHESTER. Availa­ VI. FuPy Loadtd. Ukp Naw tion, many extras. table, leaf, 4 chairs, tic treasures! 85 Century Wagon *7995 center with new supplies. Bus­ Tom Boyle, owner/a­ zen. Heatand hot water b le Immediately. $225. Brown nylon 85 VW QTI *6495 $5,200. 742-9633.______O'Neill arrived at the podium in the Hall of the House loads of foreigners, fearing new gent, Boyle Real Estate 85 EletXra 4 Door *10995 5- apd. A/C. Black Included. Only $610. Three bedroom Colon­ couch, $75. Two brown HONDA ATC 200S, 85, Wednesday to address the closing joint session of the violence, rushed to the airport to Company, 649-4800. Come see why we rarly ial In nice neighbor­ velour swivel rockers, WANTED TO 88 Monte Carlo *7695 65 VW QTI *5995 excellent condition, have a vacancy. 247- hood. $750. per month 85 Camaro Coupe B-apd. AA:. Sllvar General Assembly. catch emergency flights out. M ANCH ESTER. For sale $45. each. All excellent. |BUY/TRADE *6995 runs strong. $600. or 2,000 square foot fur­ 5030.______plus security and utlll- 646-7818.______88 Grand Am 2 Dr. *7995 MANY OTHERS TO best otter. 643-9752. The occupied capital’s streets tles. No pets. 643-2129. CHOOSE FROM were relatively calm. nished office building, SPACIOUS 5 room flat. LA N E Cherry hope chest WANTED: Bedroom , 88 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9995 KAWASAKI N ila 750 Li is believed to be among the The MsoclBiteO nice location, good 2nd floor. $695. Includes MANCHESTER. Spa­ with cedar Interior and dining room set, Ma- 88 Merkur XR4TI *9495 345 CENTER ST. 15,000 miles. Vance and parking area. $285,000. heat, hot water and cious 3 bedroom du­ leaders who pushed for the brass fixtures. Like hoganey or compara­ MANCHESTER hines header. Coll No more new taxes THE GUNS OF JUNE — Chinese troops momentary stop in Beijing Wednesday. R.D. Murdock, 643- garage. Call Sue 643- plex, $705 plus utilities. new. $175.871-1305 after ble, and dressers. 524- 872-9111 Gory after 5pm. 645- military crackdown that ended in 2692. 4862. Call 647-0708 after 5 pm. 5 pm. 8824. 6 4 7 -7 0 7 7 6176. the weekend massacre of keep a sharp eye as their truck makes a hundreds of unarmed civilians as as clock runs out troops cleared Tiananmen Square of pro-democracy protesters. Wells Fargo robber sentenced on the Legislature He had not appeared in public since May 25, five day^ after declaring martial law in the Bv Judd Everhart today followed a frantic final day capital, and his appearance indi­ to maximum term of 15 years WHY BUY NOW? The Associated Press in which lawmakers acted on cated hardliners may have pre­ virtually every bill leaders had k . vailed over leaders who opposed appeal and said the judges was HARTFORD — Connecticut hoped to consider. By Dean Golembeski throughout the world. No one has turning troops on the citizenry. been charged because of his “ playing games” by imposing a EQUAL HOUSING taxpayers, socked by the largest In the final hours, they ap­ The Associated Press People want to know! Is this a good The student protesters had political views.” fine, saying Camocaho is ‘com­ tax increase in state history by proved a drug education and REALTOR OPPORTUNITY demanded Li resign for declaring Comacho and three co­ pletely indigent” and had no way the 1989 General Assembly, can enforcement bill, a record capital HARTFORD — A Puerto Rican martial law after weeks of defendants were convicted last of paying the fine. breathe a little easier today: the improvements package, a plan to nationalist was sentenced to the pro-democracy protests, primar­ month of conspiracy and other Ramirez and Maldonado each time to buy a home? Yes for the Legislature has adjourned. guide siting of landfills to contain maximum 15 years in prison ily in Beijing. charges in the 1983 robbery, the face five years in prison, a In the end, taxpayers got an ash residue from trash-burning today for his part in the $7.1 second largest cash heist in U.S. $250,000 fine and a $50 special unexpected break when time ran plants and a measure to guaran­ The martial law orders issued million Wells Fargo robbery as a history. Two others were also to assessment. Maldonado and Ra­ out. The legislature had been tee leave to parents with sick or today called the leaders of federal judge bluntly rejected his be sentenced this morning: Nor­ mirez each were convicted of one following reasons: expected to approve at least a newborn children. independent student and union claim that he was prosecuted man Ramirez Talavera, 32, a count of conspiracy, while Maldo­ two-cent increase in the gasoline "The job is done,” Gov. Wil­ groups "important members of because of his political views. graphic artist; and Roberto Mal­ nado also was found innocent on a tax, possibly as much as four or liam A. O’Neill told a joint session the counterrevolutionary tur­ Antonio Camacho Negron, 45, a donado Rivera, 53, an attorney. charge of transporting stolen five cents. of the House and Senate just moil.” It demanded that all car mechanic, speaking in Span­ "I struggled for the liberty of monies. House Speaker Richard J. before Secretary of the State members of the groups, leaders ish, denounced his trial and that 1. Existing Homes a Bargain Puerto Rico” Comacho said The key defendant in the case, 4. There’s an Ample Money Supply! Balducci said after the session Julia H. Tashjian banged the of the pro-democracy movement of four other defendants this through an interpreter, claiming Juan Segarra Palmer, a 39-year- adjourned early today that the gavel and ended the session. smashed by the military, turn spring as a "web of lies,” a he was being punished because he old Harvard graduate, originally gas-tax increase, to pay for state “ The process this session has themselves in to police. charge rejected by U.S. District refused to abandon the cauase of had been scheduled for sentenc­ Many of today’s home offerings are in as Lenders are looking for business and and local transportation projects, been agoni7.ing at times,” O’Neill The order appeared to suggest Judge T. Emmet Clarie. Puerto Rican independence. ing today, but his case was could probably wait until next said. "W hile other states facing the government was planning “ There is no right to rob good or better than new condition. The there’s plenty of loan funds available. They Linda Backiel, Camacho’s at­ postponed to June 15 because his year. similar budget problems have money,” said Clarie, who also torney, told the judge she would attorney is in San Francisco. grounds are nicely groomed. The shrubbery have become very creative when it comes This year’s tax increases were sputtered and faltered and fallen See CH INA , page 12 imposed a $150,000. “ It is a crime the first in six years and totaled into chaos, we have acted has matured, and many extras have been to making the financing package work. $694 million for the 1989-90 budget promptly and decisively,” the added by their owners. Many of these year beginning July 1. Tax Democratic governor said. increases approved in March will He said Connecticut remains a Pipe band will celebrate its 75th anniversary homes could not be replaced at their generate $164 million in 1989-90. 5. Homes Appreciate! Adjournment at 12:31 a.m. See TIME, page 12 offering prices. By Nancy Concelman Homes that were selling for $52,900 as a Manchester Herald recently as 1978 are now selling for Soviet plane crashes The sounds of Scotland that 2. The Selection is Excellent! drifted across the Talcottville $160,000 - $165,000 price range. What section of Vernon for the first at the Paris Air Show time 75 years ago are well known The availability of homes is the highest better investment can one make! to Manchester area residents PARIS (A P) — A Soviet MiG-29 spectators, witnesses said. today. it’s been in years. There’s a wide array of fighter crashed today while doing The fighter performed flips and But if you told William Forbes 1 a high- performance aerobatic turns before making its final pass 5() years ago that men in kilts styles, prices and locations to meet just 6Jnterest Rates are Still Affordable! routine at the Paris Air Show. The over Le Bourget airfield in would become a common sight at about everyone’s needs. pilot, the lone occupant, ejected preparation for landing when two parades and other events, he Even though interest rates have from the jet but was seriously pieces came away from the would not have believed you. injured, officials said. aircraft. The jet then plunged to Forbes has been a member of increased some, today’s rates are still The crash occurred in the the ground and burst into flames. the Manchester Pipe Band for 50 3.Sellers are Motivated! middle of the airfield, up to 700 Air show officials said the pilot years. The Scotland native said affordable for many especially when feet away from the nearest ejected and was taken to a nearby he’s amazed at the number of discount points are offered. hospital. pipe bands playing in the country Many sellers want to move up to a larger Alexander M. Batkov, Soviet today. department chief for the Ministry “ Years ago it was quite a home and some are planning a retirement TODAY of Aviation Industry, identified novelty." Forbes said. the pilot as Anatoly Kvochur, 37, The Manchester Pipe Band, move south. Some are willing to assist 7.Our Last Good Tax Shelter! Index and described him as “ one of our which celebrates its 75th anniver­ buyers in whatever way possible. Some best.” sary with a parade Saturday, is Home mortgage interest is one of the few 24 page*, 2 *ectlon* Fire engines and a water no exception. will even buy down the purchaser’s tax deductions left, providing homeowners Business____ 21 Obituaries------2 tanker rushed to the scene of the The band was organized in Classified _ 22-24 Opinion------10 crash. Manchester and gave its first performance in the Talcottville interest rate. with a tax shelter that’s hard to beat! C o m ic s_____ 18 People 19 Batkov said this was only the Focus—_ _ 10 Sports----- 13-16 second MiG-29 in history to crash. section of Vernon in 1914. The Local/State__ 2-6 Sclence/Health 20 The cause was not known, he said. performance was a success des­ pite the band members’ lack of Natlon/World j B-9 Television-----17 “ The specialists must analyze So why not buy now? There is not one good reason not to. the situation,” Batkov said. experience. "When we see the film, we’ll Patrick Flynn/Manchastsr Herald The first band consisted of 12 Manchester residents who knew know what happened. It is too POPULAR PIPERS — A crowd at the The band is celebrating its 75th Call your participating REALTOR today. WE DELIVER early to ask questions yet.” little or nothing about playing the For Home Delivery, Call Manchester Community College gra­ anniversary Saturday with a parade up Air show officials said there pipes and drums. A Scotland were no plans to suspend further duation ceremony enjoyed a perfor­ Main Street and performance in Center 647-9946 mance by the Manchester Pipe Band. Park. See BAND, page 12 This is brought to you by the MANCHESTER BOARD OF REALTORS. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 demonstrations. The show opens on Friday.