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643“2711 NOW! Involves Officers Gary R

643“2711 NOW! Involves Officers Gary R

— MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuegdav. Aug. 1M 7 Rial Estate I W R W i CARS Automotiv8 RRI8ALE LoCova built Garrison AM?TTTorneTTIoTr5n Candidate: Vibberts Colonial on agorgeous CARS lot In o highly desired To the top; Bond appeal goes higher / page 3 area. 4 large bedrooms i H N t t A L t may start as QB at All rM Mtat* o«vtrtlMd In MlA£iiAV Lyiix tw .'e ttM ^CtlM tw HtroM It Including master suite with dressing area and FORD Fairmont 1980. 4 do o r w agon, 38,000 Ma w Iihi -* • 7 # Bre- MASTER MwiSir. no door, 6 cylinder. Excel­ miles, stereo. $2200. UConn / page 9 m®* •noktt It 4 closets. For­ aBV/ithoel aged lllwal to adv^iM onv prof- mal dining room, spa­ job td big. SpedalttMd lent condition. $980. _E3fjjyj)rornlng: Ice house to install alarm / psge 8 in fn r iy borne. n rasldi^git Quality VINYl.ISnNAL 643M9044. ••'*••♦ ••♦ 100 ordlterlm- cious kitchen and brick ^JiBebaol district.' VW Doshw 1978. A-T con­ Inmion bcnod on roco, color, flreploced family Is main Mneern. Fully Swwhy Waj^sUii^liMllMad- M iRduRV Robcoi il*»6. dition. $1500. 6474741. rojlplon, MX or notional room. 16 X 30 deck, ______— ..... Insured. Free estl- vsnUgs. F tm EMlmatsi. Csll Running condition. FTTM ^TJTTTTfn origin, or on Intention to central voc, 2V6 baths, 2 BBGliripDdavcer* rndtH; SMMR> citizen Rest offer. 646-3957. "•otio onv tveh prtforonco, with OMRlna for 4 vt- discount. Call 647-3838. SIDINGPLUSst Chomp. Good condi­ limitation or discrimination. car garage. Morel D. n d v a , Red 1970. 2 d o o r tion. New rubber. Ask­ W. Rsh Reolty. 643- qr$ oiNI oMm -. Meals T l» Herald will not know- 643^198 »*“ • **■ ing 81900 or best offer, inglv accept any odvertlte- 1591.0 WNr enbeks provldeil. 5017. Dinner time and 87M337 after 5ptn. • m e n ^ lc t i it In violation of Beierenees. 647-0515. evenings. E x c e l l e n t . Manches­ B b lta n .: FAIRMONT wagon 78. ter. $231,900. Ansaldl SUUTHbRN New Eno- PLVMOUtH Rellanf ^Ml V-8, automatic. Very built raised Ranch with ODD lobs. Trucking. Bwkei,tnnhtoMppof. 2 door, 4 speed, excel­ land claetifleld adt Stump ramoval. Free good condition. 82000/ rtcicfi nearly 3 nice bedrooms In- _ D A Y CARE Home repairs. You lent condition. $1900 best offer. 646-3998 af- a0O,00O Home has openings for full JOHN Oeerr Pointing ♦lomee in Connecticut Icudlng o 12 x 17 mos- name It, we don. Free twraSerly 6464298. ter4. ______ter, 3 X 21 flreploced time toddleni 8H to a. Seven Contrandor. Residen­ estimates, insured. 643- and Rhode Island. The living room and 12 x 36 years lloenead, first sWoertt- tial, commercial. Inte­ 0304s C h r y s l e r N e w p o rt price for o basic 25 custom 1967. 73k origi­ flreploced family lled. Modter of two. FSwidod rior exterior, jrawer U laiifhrfitrr H rraIJi word od Is only $90 and TK u t kiN d such as loom •47-7883 ^RANfON In book yard. washing. Quality work nal miles. Must be room, dining room, .fill, wood, stone, trash iaaoeaee,eeeaeea will appear In 75 news­ la u n d ry room, 216 at reasonable price. aeen. 6494)543. ) Manchfistfir — A City o( Village Charm papers. For ntore In­ .asgfLjajfmANO SSLBCT USSO OMW.. baths, patio, shed, 2car 649-0262 649-334B. 6 0 D G E O M n I U . id o o o f formation coll Classi­ sous saa fimanonq on Lisai garoge. Good location. • a a a a e e e a e a a e a a a EDWMIO TQTH hatchback, two tone, fied, 643-2711 and ask O. W. Fish Realty. 643^ 0 air. Excellent condi­ fordetolls.o______EXCAVATHIS 87 FIFTH AVE. 'KaOS Wednesday, Aug. 19. 1987 1591.0 ______DELIVERING GIMQMWIS ROfEpWllll 87 LaBARON tion $6600 firm . 24651|1 t^VERNMENT Homes Rich farm loam, 5 yards, for hka. Ohsasasi wav •rsTMks tkiYs 643-7W evenings. from $1 (u repair). COVENTRY, ilanch, 3 $75 plus tax. Sand, gravel, taiaevadbt 87 RAIDER 4x4 30 Cents Dellnouent tax prop­ bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 and decorative atone. 87 PLY VOYAGER erty. Repossessions. car garage, to be built. rUMRS 8 7 5 -8 0 5 6 TAKE A LOOK B u y nowi Lovely Lot US do your Hardwood 87 RAMCHARQER Call S05^-6000 exten- llooral We win ramova the 443-9504 Sl4 Sion 6 H 9965.______wooded lot. $154,900. 86 Pont. Grand Am ‘N o th in g 87 ARIES 4 Sr. im s m Klernon Real Estate. tumHura from the working FIREPLACE. Remodel ^AST Hartford 6 5 du- area at no extra oharga. Free 87 DODGE RAM lusio,. *680S 649-1147. Exclusive Ing and chimney re- plex. Needs cosmetics. aatimaiaa. Placing an ad In Closslfled MINI VAN Camp malies agents. bulldlng. The OSToyota^llc^j- Great Investment. Is aosv. Just call 643-2711. vs Mr. AM* We'll help you wHh the posslblltlas are end­ Scott 721-1221.______$154,900.7 room L shaped S48-2348 • Podro less. After 6pm vfeek- 87 DAKOTA ru wording of your ad. 87 SHADOW 1 86 Mazda RX7 OSL'SE' M A N C H E S TE R 9129,900. ranch In quiet nelgbor- days, 643-8209. n jle d o u f Cape, 7 rooms, 3 or 4 hood. Country kitchen 87 SUNDANCE Tvraa *^886 Loaded *11,900 kids turn on bedrooms, llvlnp and master bedroom 67 DODGE au___ •16,888 01 Mazda R)(7 *4495 room, fireplace, dinine with private <6 both. 66 DAYTONA TMba •13,806 Call for details. Sentry 66 GTS T«ee LraSiar •11,206 79Zephry Sedan [eoiiQ' room, 1'/i boths, fin­ HOMES I APARTMENTS ished room In base­ Real Estate. 643-4060.O IZi I forsale PETS AND 66 LeBARON oom; •13,400 86 Line. Town Car to computers ment. Phllbrick FOR RENT l H FURNITURE 66 LaBARON tar. •0,006 in c ra s h EAST Hartford. Over- SUPPLIES 2 to Choose $ A V Ib- Agency 646-4200. slzed 7 room raised 66 DODGE rnt Laaai •11,406 MELLOW & Minted. A MANCHESTER. Quality SOFA ond choir. Off 86 RELIANT 8.W. •0,706 04 Mercury Marquis .?. B y Andrew J. Davis MANCHESTER. 5^,900. Ranch near Long Hill tart full blend of old D E S P E R A TE . Forced to Country Club. 3 bed­ one bedroom, heat, hot white crushed velvet. 86 DODGE mtmmm •UOOO Herald Reporter Impeccable, spacious and new combine to find new loving home Brougham *4995 iVi year old LoCova 4 rooms, large family water and all applian­ Very good condition. for our 2 mole cats 86 DODGE ~ Controllers had switched room, 3 boMs, 2 car create this clean 3 bed­ ces Included. A ir condi­ $150. 646-6904.______06 Mustang j bo lpQ Northwest Flight 255 to another runway to avoid bedroom Colonial. Ex- room Colonial Cape on (brothers) 2 years old, 04ARGER *7,600 HEBRON — Craig Wright has come a long way. garage. Treed lot with tioned. Quiet. On bus potentially dangerous wind shears, and pilots reported aulslte master bed­ North Elm street..Clas­ SOFA and choir. Autumn fixed and well man­ 86 CELEBRITY *7,700 85 Gran Marq Bm. *0895 Since becoming a member of the Computer 0 view. $179,000. U 8, R line. Ideal for middle- nered. Please help us I 66 PLY. HORIZON •6,800 me jet climbed at an unusually steep angle before room suite with walk-ln sic oak wood work, colors. $50. Green Her- Camp at the Hemlocks Outdoor Education closet, 1st floor family Realty 643-2692.0 aged and senior cltl- culon sofo bed $200. 649-0778. 86 CHY. GTS Turn. •laZOO OOTownCUir *17,900 crashing, an investigator says. stenciled walls, plush zens. $540. 247-5030. Center, sponsored by Easter Seals and Newing­ and laundry rooms, ZONED for office In ho- 647-7397. 88 NISSAN 4x4 PU *7,800 80 Cougar 8“ *^* vor of Sunday night’s crash, carpeting and a 2 car sad *6800 ton’s Children’s HospitBI, the 14-year-old Man­ tastefully decorated mellEast Hartford. garage. 1 year home ■ MISCELLANEOUS OS VOYAGER <0,206 which killed upto ISSpeopleinthenation’ssecond-worst throughout. Century 21 $162,900. Spacious, well warranty Inicuded. IGONOOMINIUMS 84 TOY. CELICA GTS 84 Mazda Pickup *4598 air disaster. remained hospitalized in serious condition chester teen-ager has become a computer wizard Epstein Realty. 647- kept 4 bedroom Colon­ ITV/STEREO/ __I FOR SALE rrauiMia a. mowot *0,400 And the knowledge he has learned during his three Blanchard 6 Rossetto ____ J FOR RENT 83 Lynx Wg., al ao *3995 today, authorities said. 8S95.a ial on q large corner 64 LaBARON 4*, ran •8,800 Realtors. "We Guaran­ __I APPLIANCES TEE Shirt transfers. Ap­ National Transportation Safety Board investigators years at the camp have helped open up his world, M A N C H E S TE R . $124,900. lot. Located on the tee O ur Hom es". 646- MANCHESTERTuixurrS S3 TOYOTA CELICA ____ 80 Mazda SE6 IVU *5495 said his instructor, Terri Beck. proximately 3000, also or. avet ate. toaera *7,880 ~ ' are ruling out no- Charming older 3 bed­ East Hartford/Soufh 2482.P______bedroom, all applian­ UPRIGH^eorscoIds^ "H e’s made some gains,” Beck said. "A t first, Windsor town line. 14 cubic foot freezer. 50 to 100k numerals and 82 PONTIAC J2000 •2,780 82 Buick Skylark thing as a possible room Colonial with ces, next to golf club, letters for shirts, cops, 81 PLY TURISMO MO •2,200 he was not able to talk. He used to only talk to spacious rooms In con­ Large back yardi Fea­ $1075. per month. 649- Excellent condition, Whits *5195 Related stories cause of the crash tures front to bock I m I BUSINESS $150. 528-8370. etc. Best offer. 649^3642 70 BUICK SKYLARK •2,086 certain people. Now, he’s very sociable." venient location. Im­ 2139. after 5:30pm.o 86 Msrkur XR4TI *11,495' near Detroit Metro- maculate condition, living room with fire­ |£ S | PROPERTY 77 DODGE (Mood hoof o n p a g e 7 politan Airport, Wright, who has an artificial left leg due to a INDUSTRIAL sewing conaor, tax MhMl lal. *4,806 lots of updating, priced place, 2 bay windows, HOMES Sis Buick Ragal *7495 ___ John Lauber of the birth defect, says being in the fifth annual large country kitchen, MANCHESTER. I 7 7 I LAWN AND machine for sale. $500 to sell. Call today for an NTSB said Tuesday computer camp has helped him open up appointment. Century foyer. Brick patio. 2 Laundry business for FOR RENT L i l BARDEN negotiable. Call after 5. 8 7 5 - 3 3 1 1 85 Olds Calais *8395 649-9012.P______night There is nothing that draws us to any particular emotionally and do his school work faster. Wright 21 Epstein Realty. 647- cor garage. Excellent sale. 20 year old estab­ 84 Qraa Marq. LS Ares, lished business. Inven­ ROCKVILLE/VERNON *8895 who lives at 114A Rachel Road, will be taking his 8695.0______buy 11 Call usi Realty Teg Soil SergoRod Laam CARRIER air condl- World Frechette- tory Included. Days house for rent. Older 85 Mazda RX7 S Commercial pilots who saw the crash from an computer skills to Howell Cheney Regional PEACHY Keen 11 Adora- Any amount dsHvsied. Also. fill, tloner. 5500 BTU's. 2 CLYDE 'S’!?®- Benolt Associates. 646- 563-7555, evenings 875- Colonial, living room, years old. $100. Hardly CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ivc.AiM.tvK *9895 a^arant taxiway told invesUgators the MD-80 aircraft Vocational Technical School in Manchester in a ble Nantucket Cape 7709.O______1806. dining room, 3 bed­ gravel, atone and berk, mulch. clim b ^ at an unusally steep angle. Lauber said. They .Hi',- few weeks. Cod at Lydall Woods. Bobcat, backhoo S loader rental. used. 649-1024.______ROUTE 83, V E R N O N rooms, 1 both. $1000 and other witnesses said the plane nevergot higher than , d L : € i _“ It (the computer) helps you along," he said. Only one year young, 2 A MANCHESTER Tradi­ security, $750 p e r G O L F Starter sets from MORIARTY oAm coNsmuenoN re Ford Qraiwda 2 dr. *2805 150 feet. It s fun, I guess. And the work. It’s cut down on a bedrooms, 116 boths, tion 11 Lovely 6 room month. Pay your own $35. Wedges, woods, 7S Cougar XR7 MORTOARES 872-1400/tSMSSS putters. Bargain pri­ •3485 BROTHERS Plight 255, bound for Phoenix, Ariz., was 5,000 pounds lot of hours." 1st floor family room Cape Cod featuring 3 utilities. Available Sep­ 88BulokNet«far. and laundry, fully ap- ces. 649-1794 •6406 below iU 149.500-pound limit when it left on a runway bedrooms, a fireplace, tember 1st. Call Dianna as BonnevNIe 4 dr. UMWkM 301 C m i I b t S t The computer also has improved Wright’s pllanced eat-ln kit­ *WVD designated 30 minutes earlier for all traffic because aluminum siding, N O PAYMENTS 954-1138 between 8and MOVING. Carrier air 64 Celebrity 4 dr.««» •7496 MandiBBtBr, C T writing skills. Beck said, as it has helped the other chen, pretty soft coun­ newer heating system, Uo to 3 vsort. Kill vour fl- ROATS/MARNIE low-level wind shifts, known as wind shears were 4. All other times 623- conditioner 7900 units. S4 Skyhaark 4 *. wra •5906 14 young people in the Daedalus Program at the try decor 1 Owners 1 car garage. Green nondol dlfflculflat ooodbvs. 8384______Perfect working order 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 EQUIPMEHT S4 0ldaClera4dr. detected by theairporfscomputer-controlled detection camp. The program helps students to practice anxiousi $143,500. Rd., area-Bowers Avoid forscloturs. Catch up $100. Rock maple toll •7496 system, he said. Jackson & Jackson on lots payments such os tirst BOLTON Lake. 2 bed­ 88 Mere. Maraiiii4dr. •7696 writing and spelling, said Beck, a doctoral school district! room home fully fur­ FORCE 5 sailboat, good size bed with king koll Wind shears, or a sudden shift in winds, cause Real Estate. 647-8400.O or second morteoge or even condition with trailer. aSChsv. Caprtod4dr. •6496 candidate at the University of Connecticut. $137,500. Jackson 8, nished, fireplace, mattress and box TRUCK8/VAN8 airplanes to lose speed without warning and have been Jackson Real Estate. outstanding credit card bills. $1200. Coll 871-8221 af­ spring $50. Excersise as Pontio Sunbird •8696 FOR SALE The results have been dramatic, Beck said. FIRST prize auallty Keep vour home free ond wosher/dryer, dis­ 86 Camaro aiu> •0196 cited as a factor in several airdisasters, including a 1985 647-8400.D______hwasher. month ter 6pm, bike $10. 647-7649. Students who could not write more than a few young 3bedroom Willi­ cleor without Hens. Bad 10 88 Dodge Daytona •11,496 crash in Dallas and a 1983 crash in Kenner, La BRAND New Listing 11 credit or late payment his­ lease with 1 months NORGE upright freezer, FORD Van E-100 1974. Simele MntMioM are naw wrttUttlortiMpTagrBm amsburg Colonial In MUSICAL 88 Century 4 dr. •10,296 Good 302 engine. Runs. The cockpit recorder chronicled the computer- newsletter. And Wright has improved along with Lydall Woods.. This Spacious 8 room Cape tory Is not a problem. Kindly security. Utilities not walnut double bed and presently under con­ coll; Included. Boat availa­ ITEMS spring. Best offer. 649- 88 Cavallar 4dr. •6305 Needs work. Many new ® cockpit warning system saying them. lavish residence Is 87 Spectrum 4 dr. •8405 parts. $350. Ken 643- struction on Birch T h e Swl$$ ble. Married couple 0563 after 5:30.______. Si® ’ ’ “ "■y seconds after takeoff, Lauber Herald photo by Tucker "A t first, he was real technical in his writing," clean and captuatlng. 87 Chavstta t *. •5406 5668 after 6. ^ said. ‘That system was activated and continued to See this lovely home Mountain Rd., In Man­ Con$ervative Group preferred. No pets. 643- BLACK Grand Prix elect­ DP-300 body tone rowing she said. “ But he’s moved along. He’s im prov^ chester. 3 bedrooms, 9382. 87 Chsvy Nova 4 dr. •7996 (sound) for some period of time, measured in seconds Craig Wright of Manchester works on a with It’s Urto dote floor 1-454-4404 or ric guitar. 1 year old. machine, $50.643-7128. MAZDA pickup 19iV. Hebron. About 65 teen-agers are tremendously by expanding his writing." 2V6 baths, fireplace, 2 Used 3 times $110. 643- Runs good. $700. 646- And then the sounds of impact and the aircraft breaking program at the computer camp at the The Daedalus program is only one of the plan today I Blanchard 1-454-1336 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 participating in the 11-day camp, which 8> Rossetto. "W e Gua­ cor garage, 3 zone I STORE AND 9452.______M15 otter 5.______up are heard on the tape, he said. heat. Wooded 116 acre Hemlocks Outdoor Education Center in will end Friday. rantee Our Houses". __I OFFICE SPACE G U IT A R and boss lessons F ite 4 X 4 customized 1979; At least 152 people on the plane and as many as five or Pleaae torn to page 8 646-2482.0 lot. $2M,900. Jackson 8, to Intermediate scales DODGE Dart 76. 4 door. 460 engine, lacqiier six on the ground were killed, according to the NTSB. Jackson Real Estate. Rontals and theory. Jim 649- Good condition. $600. paint. Must be seen: M A N C H E S TE R . If you 647-8400.D NEWLY renovated. The airline, which has refused to release a passenger Close to 1-84. 1st floor 7703.______Day 275-5537, night 282- $6500. 871-7767 ask for are looking for a home 9839. Must sell. list, says 154 were killed on the plane. Lauber couldn't don't miss this lovely 8 VERY Pretty. Manches­ suite available. Rent account for the discrepancy. ter. $154,900. Eye dor- SUBARU 1981 d L!, 5 room like new Colon­ ROOMS Includes utilities. 530 IgglCAM ERAS/PHOTO He said the other pilots' accounts differed from ial, that offers 3 bed­ mered Cape set on big FOR RENT square feet. Peterman speed, 54,000, miles iMOTORCYCLaT' corner lot with a pic­ Building Co. 649-9404. EQUIPMENT good condition. $2100. witnesses who said the Jet was ablaze before it hit the Janitor says school hiring is unfair rooms,!'/^ bahts, fam­ I ONE OF THE nicest ground and exploded. "They reported no signs of ily room, living room ture perfect yard. 3 649-9367 offer 5. ROOMS, Mole or Female. CLEAN dry heated area. DURST photgraphic en­ things about wont ads Is external fire prior to impact,” Lauber said. By Andrew Yurkovsky flreploced, formal din­ bedroms, flreploced CAPRIS Classic 78. Ex­ said that the school board has passed living room, dining Centrally located. Kit­ Street level 45 x 27. larger, NIkkor lens, their low cost. Another Is PUCH MaxIluxe moped, the , in his native country ing room, kitchen and Suitable for store front cellent condition. 1600 miles. Asking $300. Previous reports also said the weather was clear at Herald Reporter July 21 letter, "w e will not consider you room, partially fl- chen privileges. Reaso­ $150. Negotiable. Steel their quick octlon. Try o over a black job applicant he knows for NXif Trinidad. enclosed sun room with office. Call 649-1680. Nicely equipped. $2900. Excellent condition. the time of Sunday’s crash, but Lauber said a light rain for any future openings.” nllshed lower level, nable. Apply at 39 Cot- tripod. $18. 647-7397 want od today! almost three years, despite the fact that Thompson said has been living in a 2 car garage. All for 1 toge Street, between 643-7331. 649-2287 evenings. was falling and a thunderstorm was about 20 miles Black applicants for custodial jobs in Commission member Ronald Osella, cor detached garage. 350 sq. ft. garage located away. the man is qualified for the job and and Manchester for six years and is working $209,000. Call us. U 8i R 9-4. rear of Crockett the Manchester school system continue has a good reference. a Republican candidate for Board of Realty, 643-2692.0 D. W. Fish Realty. 643- as a legal alien. He said his present 1591.□______Agency, 244 Main St., The cockpit recorder caught the flight crew to be the target of discrimination, a The applicant, A.D. Thompson, told Directors, went beyond criticizing the IMMACULATE alumi­ ■a p a r t m e n t s Manchester. Ideal for discussing the storm, but their last exchange with the school custodian told the Human Rela­ employer, Pillowtex <3orp., has sup­ letter, questioning the conduct of the HRC members during Tuesday’s meet­ ported his efforts to get a job in the num sided 3 bedroom W9Buy __I FOR RENT trodesman. 643-1577. tower was when they were cleared for takeoff, he said tions Commission Tuesday night. ing that he has stopped in .at the board Board of Education itself. "What you Ranch with garage In Crosswinds were blowing at 10 to 12 mph at takeoff L a s t. year the HRC looked into school system. said to me tonight leads me to believe R 9 b I E t t a t e l offices monthly to find out about quiet neighborhood. rToOMSrTTe""Main hrllNUUSIRIAL said Jack Drake, director of the NTSB investigation. ’ ^allegations of discrimination by the Several HRC members said that that the Board of Education isn’t doing Buckley school dls- Need a quick sale and clos­ PRIVATE PARTY openings for custodial help. Dion’s letter was inappropriate. street. No pets. Secur­ The investigation has been set back about two days by Board of Education and determined that all of the things it can be,” he said. trlct. $126,900. 649-5621. ing for relocation, divorce ity and deposlt.$480. |£ iJ PROPERTY Thompson said he was recently “ That letter in and of itself is bad. It’s a problem with the equipment used to decipher the the board’s hiring practices were informed of an opening. However, While reserving judgment on the settlamant, debt payments or Heat and hot water plane’s flight data recorders, Lauber said. a brushoff,” Jonathan Mercier said. He $123,900. New listing. EAST Hartford rental. satifactory. But Barry H. Baskerville. Wilfred F. Dion, the school system’s allegations, HRC ^ a irm a n Robert Price Is right on this an altarnativa Investment? Included. 646-2426, 9-5 800-1170 square feet, 10' said that references are not required for weekdays. In wstigators hoped to get information from the data the school custodian who first made director of building and grounds, told Faucher said Dion’s letter was adorable 5 room Cope Wa have the answer to your doors. 12' ceilings In most entry-level service jobs. "stupid.” Merchandise Ads recorders today, and “ certainly in the next couple of those charges, told the HRC that the him that he could not be consider^ for with room for expan­ problemsi Cell Bob et 2 BEDROOMS, heat, new building. Access to days. Lauber said today on NBC’s “ Today Show.” "You don’t say, 'If you don't get that Dion and Assistant School Superin­ stove, references, question of discrimination against the job unless he could produce sion. Newly remodeled all molor highways. blacks by the Board of Education was letter, you don’t get that job,” ’ Mercier tendent Wilson E. Deakin Jr. said this kitchen, new deck and Ainno KAITY, me lease, security, no pets. Ideal for small con­ references from a previous employer. added. $510. 649-3340.______never really resolved. mornlng_Higt an extensive ctieck of located In nice quiet 202 East Center Street tractors. Amber 563- Please turn to page 8 The problem is that the job Thompson IJnless he receives a reference from 7555.______Baskerville. a Manchester resident. neighborhood. Sentry Manchester, C T MANCHESTER. 4 room held before his present one was outside Thompson's employer, Dion wrote in his Real Estate. 643-4060.O apartment. 1st floor. 5000 square feet available Please torn to page 8 649-0917 Adults preferred. No on Hartford Rd. Zoned pets, no appliances, NOTICR TO CRRDITORS 1 Industrial, this prop­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS car. Security. 649-1265. erty has m any possible RSTATB OF KBM H. ESTATE OF ELEANOR O. TYLBR, e/k/e KBM FREELOVE, LATR OF MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ uses and exposure. Call Third tanker convoy HARTWELL TYLBR, LATR MAtICHRSTER, room apartment 2nd Warren E. Howland OF MANCHRSTHR, ORCEASED Inc. 643-1108.______ORCRA9RD floor. All appliances. Heat, hot water, air The Hen. William E. FltiOer- The Hon. William E. ntiOer- old. Judge, of Hie Court of old. Judge, of the Court of conditioning, on bus enters Persian Gulf Frobote, District of Man­ line. 649-5240.______Frobote, District of Man­ chester at a hearing hold on Morch8ndl88 chester at o hearing held on room apartment'with MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — U.S. tine patrol operations" in the Gulf August 11, 1987 ordered Hiot August 11, 1987 ordored that 6 ?•• riolms must be presented all claims must bo presented appliances. $700 warships, relying on deception and of Oman on Tuesday evening, when to the fiduciary on or before monthly. months se- ANTIQUES/ to the flduclorv on or betera November IS, 1987 or bo 2 ^l^ed, today steered the third it began its journey. , November IS, 1987 or be curlty. 646-0256. convoy of reflagged Kuwaiti "O ffldals indicated that they barred os by law provided. barred os by low provided. coulcnsu Jehonno Bruder Roy, 3 ROOMS. Partly fur­ ★ Minimum 4 Lines — 7 Days tankers through the narrow Strait noted no unusual Iranian air Johanna Bruder Roy, Assistant Clerk nished. Heat. Working of Hormuz and into the Persian Assistant Clofic activity," the statement said. The Hduclorv Is: single male preferred. Gulf. The last time a U.S.-escorted The fiduciary Is: No pets. Leose. 643- ★ Additional Lines 50

THE WEATHER MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1987 — I h w A ocw-v REGIONAL WEATHER tor • AJt. THtndtoy. Aagual» Ao«^eather'®lcMBcast for Thursday To p state court Paytwne Conditions and High Te m p ^tu re s Bolton Y to hear town’s athletics bonds appeal reviewed Bv Bruce Matzkin By Andrew Yurkovsky Herald Reparter Herald Reporter year to issue $13 million in tax- increment bonds for the project, to BOLTON — Enthusiasm ran high be paid back from real-estate taxes at the first meeting of the Bolton Supreme Court has from the mall and related develop­ a g r e ^ to hear the town of Man- Town and School Athletics Study The Wild Ones ment. Maloney’s ruling came after Committee Tuesday. appeal of last month’s Elizabeth Sadloski, the president of AUanUc •’a'Ting th Board of “ We’re all here to work together m ONIS: Amy, MichaeJI, and Emily Grigaitis have been warned the Manchester Property Owners Ocean Dire^ors from issuing bonds to pay — we’re one big team,” committee to stay off the streets of their St. Louis suburb. It seems Association, filed a lawsuit seeking for improvements to the area co-chairman Robert Neil told 22 to overturn thebondingagreement. Com they’ve been brazenly riding their bicycles up and down around the proposed Mall at committee members at Herrick the streets in violation of a village ordinance limiting Buckland Hills, a court clerk Blado said that the next step in Memorial Park. ’ ’It’ll be tough, but lor confirmed Tuesday. the appeals process is the filing of we are going to produce.” such activity to driveways. Parents are now trying to w iefs by both sides. No deadline for The decision, which was made by The committee was formed by repeal the ordinance. At least they don’t have to the filing has been set yet. The the Supreme Court on Monday, the Board of Selectmen and the Supreme Court would not be able to contend with old Puritan blue laws that said “ never on represents a victory tor the town Board of Education to determine hear any oral arguments until the Front cools off cities Sunday” to running, walking in a garden, cooking, and the two other parties to the what needs to be done to improve court goes back into session in Bolton athletics. Problems came to making a bed, sweeping, or shaving. . appeal. The town, the Economic October, Blado said. Development Commission and the a head last spring when the Bolton Meanwhile, the Supreme Court DO YO U KNOW — What famous Puritan school book High School team had to after record-high day mall developer had requested that has not acted yet on a motion made disband because of a lack of was used to teach children the alphabet? the appeal be transferred to the last week by the town and Homart higher court when it was filed in the players. to have the appeals process By The Associated Press TU E S D A Y ’S ANSWER — Yellowstone National Park Appellate Court two weeks ago. First Selectman Sandra W. Other showers and thunder­ speeded along. The two parties helped spark the national-park movement In the 1870s. Pierog told committee members storms dotted the central Gulf Transferring the appeal from the argue that the appeal should be a-19-87 Tuesday that their task was to look A cool front rolled into the Coast region, northern Georgia, Knuwleflgp Unlimited Inc 1987 state Appellate Court to the Su­ heard quickly because of the at facilities, programs, and person­ middle and northern Atlantic southern Florida, northwestern preme Court means it probably will far-reaching effects of Maloney’s nel, and to come up with goals in Coast states today after a day of Arkansas, southwestern Missouri be heard earlier because of the decision on Manchester and other A Newipaper in Education Program each area. She gave the committee record high temperatures, bring­ and eastern South Dakota. smaller number of cases handled municipalities. Sponaored by by the Supreme Court. until Dec. 1 to submit its report ing isolated thunderstorms to the Manchester attorney Bruce S. region, but stalled before reach­ Skies were clear over much of The Manchester Herald In seeking to have the appeal because the Board of Selectmen the nation from the Mississippi Beck, who represents Sadloski. has will need time to consider its ing the muggy Southeast. heard by the Supreme Court said that the motion is a ploy by Valley to the Pacific Coast, as P attorneys representing the town findings in time for the next town well as in the Northeast. G Homart to move forward on build­ budget. and the mall developer, the Homart ing. He has also questioned the Development Corp. of Chicago, “ You’ve got some hustling todo,” Temperatures around the na­ Almanac appropriateness of having the Pierog told the committee. "But as PIDS argued that last month's court Supreme Court hear the appeal. tion at 3 a .m. EDT ranged from 38 ruling could affect bonding deci­ people interested in athletics, you Weather Trivia degrees at Yellowstone Park, In another development, town Today’s weather picture was drawn by David Michele, 11, who sions in other municipalities in the Herold photo by Pinto know what hustling is all about.” Wyo., to 91 degrees at Phoenix, Director Stephen T. Cassano said VMial are the odds of being Aug. TO D A Y ’S MOON: Between state. Three subcommittees were lives on Stillfield Road and attends Keeney Street School. Tuesday that the Connecticut Con­ formed Tuesday. Wed by Ighating during your Ariz. The high for the nation last quarter (Aug. 16) and “ We’re very pleased because we No dogs, please Tuesday was 112 degrees at Today Is the 231st ference of Municipalities may vote One will be responsible for ■feBme? day of 19S7 and the new moon (Aug. 24). argued in our letter of transfer that Thursday to back the town in its Laughlan, Nev. □ this was a matter of substantial examining facilities, such as equip­ CONNECTICUT WEATHER 60th day of summer. TO D A Y ’S TRIVIA: In which field did appeal of Muloney’s decision. Gary Dumas, left, of Ralph Road and ment, gymnasiums, weight rooms, Today’s forecast called for general interest,” Karen P. Blado, Cassano, the president of the Street fire hydrant. The two work for the scattered showers and thunder­ "Coco" Chanel gain lame? (a) litera­ an attorney for the Homart Devel­ Mike Blanchard of Tonica Spring Trail and fields. The second will look at ture (b) fashion (c) music conference, asked Town Manager town’s summer youth employment storms from Oklahoma and east­ Central, eastern interior, southwest interior: opment Corp. .said Tuesday. give a fresh coat of paint to a Porter town teams and the coordination of Robert B. Weiss to put the question program. town athletics with school ahtletics. ern Kansas across the lower Tonight, partly cloudy with a 30 percent chance of a TO D A Y ’S BARBS Hartford Superior Court Judge on CCM’s agenda. TODAY'S HISTORY: On this day in The third will be responsible for Mississippi Valley into Georgia shower. Low around 60. Thursday, mostly sunny. High 1561, Mary Queen of Scots arrived in BY PHIL PASTORET John P. Maloney ruled in July that Cassano said CCM, which repres­ and Florida; widely scattered 80 to 85. You, too, can be upwardly mobile. All the town could not issue bonds for coaches, looking at athletic direc­ Scotland to assume the throne. ents 108 municipalities in the state, tors. recreation directors, the thunderstorms from the Caroli- that’s required is enough good sense street and utilities improvements often takes an active role in local West coastal, east coastal: Tonight, partly cloudy not to try to get from the second floor to the area around the mall unless Manchester doctor loses license coach-hiring process, and coaches’ nas to New York state: and TO D A Y ’S BIRTHDAYS: Orville Wright issues when they might affect other with a 30 percent chance of a shower. Low 65 to 70 to the third on the down escalator. voters approve the plan in a salaries and experience. showers in portions of New (1871); Coco Chanel (1883); Ogden communities. He said Maloney’s Some problems to be studied Thursday, mostly sunny. High around 80. referendum. decision could affect how munici­ Dr. Nelson N. Chang, who oper­ voting in July to suspend Chang’s England. Skies will be partly Nash (1902); Willie Shoemaker (1931); Never knock the opposition. It only breasts, administering and pres­ were mentioned by committee cloudy in the Midwest and sunny Northwrat hills: Tonight, partly cloudy with a 30 Jill St. John (1940) The Board of Directors voted last palities prepare their budgets ates acupuncture and pain clinics in license. The action was taken by the makes them wide awake — and then Manchester and Bloomfield, had cribing improper drugs, inapprop­ members Tuesday. Alan Roth cited elsewhere across the nation. they'll really come after you. state Department of Health Servi­ the problem of losing potential p^ercent chance of an evening shower. Low 55 to 60 his license revoked Tuesday after­ riately applying a vibrating mas­ Highs were predicted in the 70s TODAY'S QUOTE: "Oh, what a tan­ ces’ division of medical quality athletes to other schools, such as Thursday, mostly sunny. High 75 to 80 TODAY’S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) Coco noon by the state Medical Examin­ sage device and inappropriately in the northern tier of states; in gled web do parents weave / When assurance after a 38-year-old East hugging and kissing a patient, said East Catholic. “ We’ve got to have the 60s and 70s along the Pacific D ‘ o Watch Hill, R.I., and Montauk they think that their children are naive'' Chanel gained lame as a fashion ing Board. designer. Beck: It’s no big deal Hartford woman complained that Pavis. the kids with the ability to play want Coast: around 100 in Texas; Point: Wind variable about 10 knots this afternoon. — Ogden Nash. According to David J. Pavis. a an Aug. 26, 1985, examination was to play in Bolton,” Roth said. A © m ?. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE A.SSN board spokesman. Chang will have The board exonerated him of above 100 in the southwestern Variable less than 5 knots tonight and 5 to 10 knots inappropriate, he said. asking inappropriate questions study conducted by Bolton High ooo'ose l Manchester attorney Bruce S. 30 days to appeal the decision in deserts; and in the 80s and 90s for approve the bond issue in a Chang was found guilty on seven about the woman’s sexual expe­ Athletic Director David Leete ^ j than 1 foot. Mostly sunny today Beck is not concerned about the Hartford Superior Court. He will be most of the rest of the nation. and Thursday and clear tonight. referendum. of eight charges of sexual miscon­ rience, he said. showed that athletics was a leading Astrograph state Supreme Court’s decision to Beck said that the Supreme able to practice medicine during duct, the spokesman said. He was reason why some students decide to hear the appeal on the bonding the 30-day appeal period, he said. Dr. Chang and his attorney, attend high schools other than (Court’s decision to hear the appeal found guilty of performing an Thomas J. Groark Jr. of Hartford, agreement for the proposed Mall at is not a victory (or the mall The board signed the final Bolton. improper vaginal examination, im­ could not be reached for comment Buckland Hills. developers and will not affect his revocation order Tuesday after The committee will meet again in properly touching a patient’s this morning. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-O m . 21) Mat­ Beck, who represents the Man­ clients’ strategy. The added ex- two weeks. ters that require your attention today chester Property Owners As.socia- Should work out to your benefit: you’ll pen.se would result from the need to tion. said this morning that the prepare printed rather than typed PEOPLE properly utilize all the resources at your Supreme Court’s decision to hear ^Birthday disposal. briefs for the Supreme Court. CAPRICORN (Ooc. 22-Jan. 19) Diplo­ the appeal just means that court "Like I said before. I don’t think it Thursday, Aug. 20,1987 macy and tact are your two greatest as­ proceedings for both parties will be adds or subtracts anything from the Not her size sets today. They can effectively be used more costly. case." Beck said. a big hurdle; a growing In the year ahead, you will be more con­ to ward off complications should any The town is appealing a judge’s Moving the case up to the The London crowd went wild population. tent with a small group of intimate develop. ’ decision last month barring the Supreme Court is not unusual. Beck when Madonna removed her The Butte stuntman has asked friends with whom you have much in AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) If you set­ town from issuing $13 million in said. What would be unusual, he cornmon than you will be with a large frilly red underpants in the first of the school system for a - to tle down to business and don’t let frivo­ tax-increment bonds to pay for said, is if the court decides to sp e^ 20 circle of acquaintances. Remember that lous Interests sidetrack you, today will three concerts, and some re­ 30-year lease on the Webster- improvements around the mall up the appeal, as the town and the good things come in small packages busy P'’°‘^uctive and rewarding. Keep site, in the northwest corner of turned the favor, tossing their Garfield School, but the district LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Your intuition mall developer have requested. town. Hartford Superior Court unmentionables onto the stage. may need the classrooms for could reveal things today that your logic PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) You don’t Though unusual, an expedited "Stop throwing your under­ students. Superintendent Pete rnay overlook. Give credence to your In­ need a lot of people around you today Judge John P. Maloney ruled that appeal would still have no effect on pants up here,’ ’ the rock singer Carparelli told school trustees sights, especially if you feel very strong to thoroughly enjoy life. The quality of voters should have been asked to how the case is argued. Beck said. yelled at the crowd of 77,000. Monday night. about something. Trying to patch up a your companions will be of greater Im­ “ First of all, they’re not my size. ’’ broken romance? The Matchmaker set portance than the quantity Carparelli said county birth can help you understand what It might Others who attended Tuesday ARIES (March 21-April 19) This Is a rates and elementary school take to restore the relationship. Mail $2 good day to finalize several situations night’s two-hour concert at enrollments had made him cau­ |5> Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper that you have left hanging. At this time, Samaritans to visit victim Wembley Stadium fainted from tious about Knievel’s proposal. P-O-Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 441oL you are both a good starter and a good 3426. finisher. the heat or were bruised in the The “ Evel Knievel and Friends Gregory Chisholm and his father, has not been found since the crush as the crowd surged toward Museum’’ would feature 25 rooms VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sopt. 22) Strive to TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Keep your Thomas Chisholm of 122 New State maintain high expectations In all of your accident, Thomas Chisholm said. the stage. Several were passed to of paraphernalia collected by the schedule as flexible as possible today Road, will get to meet the four dealings today, even those you consid­ You are likely to be a trifle restless and safety over the audience’s heads daredevil. That Includes 30 mo­ women who brought Gregory to A hospital spokesman said Chi­ er mundane. The results should prove resentful if everything is too structured sholm is in satisfactory condition, to a backstage infirmary. torcycles, toys and promotional pleasing. or restrictive. Manchester Memorial Hospital Police arrested 10 people, most LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You will at­ Sunday morning after he was hit by with a fractured cheekbone, a items bearing his name, and GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Focus your broken nose, and a broken jaw. He for being drunk, Scotland Yard items from his pursuits outside tract favorable attention wherever you oHorfs today on matters that can con­ a tractor-trailer while riding his said. go t^ a y . There will be a aura of author- tribute to your financial security. This is bicycle on Tolland Turnpike. cannot talk, and communicates by stunt riding, such as golf and art. writing messages, his father said. Celebrities attending the con­ Pretense. your strong suit, and you should do OK The women, who asked that their In a presentation to trustees for yourself. OPRAH WINFREY SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Your In­ names not be released, said they cert included rock stars George JUSTINE BATEMAN this spring, Knievel said the volvements with others will turn out suc- One woman said they plan to 21-July 22) You have were driving on Tolland Turnpike meet with the Chisholms tonight. Michael and Bob Geldof, actor .. . captioned show • . . in good condition museum would draw 100,000 c ^ f ^ l y today if you’re non-judgmen- t^he gift today to take charge ol sticky John Hurt and comedian John people a year and gross between tal. Don t be disturbed by their situations and get them back on their about 1:30 a.m, when they saw She said they’ll bring flowers, and Cleese. $1 million and $3 million annually. shortcomings, nor overawed by their Chisholm, a Vernon resident, walk­ talk about what happened. of the show. attributes. will appreciate rific,’’ Scott Schwartz said The board postponed a this skill more than you do. ing and asking for help. Institute President John E.D. Tuesday. decision. "There was no hesitation to Captioned Oprah Ball called the step “ a true The 21-year-old actress was stop,” one said. milestone for America’s hearing taken to the hospital last Thurs­ Oprah Winfrey’s talk show will impaired.’’ Another said that there was blood EMERGENCY day after complaining of abdomi­ Cnrrent Quotations be close-captioned for the deaf He said the institute has re­ all over Oiisholm’s body. “ We Fire — Police — Medical nal pain, said spokeswoman Brock hospitalized could see he was in serious need of and hard of hearing beginning ceived numerous letters from Nancl Ryder. Sept. 8. help.” she said. DIAL 911 hearing-impaired viewers about The illness forced “ Family Secretary of Labor William E. “ He’s no merey killer, and he’s " I ’ve always held that ‘The decision not to make an early One woman said she saw the In Manchester the show, which has 8 million Ties” writers to edit Bateman out Brock is being treated at Wa­ not insane. He killed because he Oprah Winfrey Show’ is a show by presidential endorsement. bicycle on the side of the road, but it Mlly^viewers, according to King of the script for two shows, Ryder shington’s Georgetown Univer­ likedtokill.” —Hamilton County and for everyone,’’ Winfrey said said. sity Hospital following an eye Ohio, Prosecutor Arthur Ney Jr.’ in a statement. "And I’m grateful In the show, Bateman portrays operation, a Labor Department on former nurse’s aide Donald that we’re able to take full Mallory Keaton, the elder of the spokeswoman says. Harvey, who pleaded guilty to 24 L o t t c n / advantage of the technology that Bateman better two sisters of Alex Keaton, played Brock underwent surgery murders, mostly of hospital______~ TURN ON YOUR HOME’S enables us to reach the hearing by Michael J. Fox. Tuesday for a detached retina, patients. impaired.’’ Actress Justine Bateman of NBC’s “ Family Ties” television which he suffered last weekend, FINANCIAL POWER The captioning wiil be done by show was in good condition said spokeswoman Ann Amling. Connecticut daily INTRODUCING- the National Captioning Institute, following an emergency appen­ Population threat Brock was admitted to the “ Our rules say we have to have a non-profit corporation near dectomy last week, her agent hospital for observation Sunday a two-thirds majority to endorse’ Tuesday: 760 A HOME EQUITY Washington, said Michael King, says. Motorcycle daredevil Evel night. we don’t have It. 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MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 19, 1987 — 5 Connmcticut In Btief I Shays wins easily in 4th District U.S,/World In Brief Experts unsure how Glass escaped AIDS vaccine maker a young firm STAMFORD (A P ) — Republican Christopher Shays, who barely qualified for a primary in the Gunman opens fire on city street WASHINGTON (AP) — American intelli­ gence has concluded Iran ordered the kidnap­ W K T HAVEN - The company that has produced the first spedal 4th Congressional District election and ping of journalist Charles Glass and is in control experimental AIDS yacdne to be approved by the Food and Drug who thought more than once about dropping out ~ ^ gunman opened fire today in Administration for human trials has been In business only four of the raoe, today finds himself a congressman-' the main s t ^ of Hungerford, 60 miles west of London, and of the eight other Americans who remain years and Is headed by a SS-year-old elect. police said there are reports five people were killed and two captive in Beirut, a Reagan administration others wounded. official says. businessman. On ’Tuesday, Shays, a 41-year-old state The drug and biological products representative and real estate agent from “ We understand that there may be five dead,’’ said Sgt. Allan So far, there is no hard evidence how Glass gained his freedom after 62 days of captivity, but company, MicroGeneSys Inc., based Stamford, easily defeated Democrat Christine recove^*’™** Police. “An automatic weapon has been in West Haven was founded In IMSby M. Niedermeier, 35, a Fairfield lawyer and U.S. experts hope to know more after interviewing him in London. Franklin Volvovits, a former former state representative. " ’ the domestic British news agency, reported immunobiologist. Shays succeeds Republican Stewart B. . j»ne of those killed was a police officer. Glass, interviewed this morning on ABC-TV’s “ Good Morning America,” said that if it were The company announced Tuesday McKinney, who died of AIDS complications in officers were pursuing a suspect. Cox said, and true his escape had teen allowed to occur, “ it’s It is the first of several applicants to May in his 17th year of representing the "Gold roads have teen blocked around the town, located on the ancient Coast” Fairfield County district. Roman road to Bath. certainly something that I couldn’t have known win approval from the federal Food at the time.” and Drug Administration for human The race had been expected to be close and for Police said the shooting might be linked to an armed robbery at weeks. Niedermeier had been described as the “ It would’ve meant that the Syrians had trials in this country. a gas station in Froxfield, six miles from Hungerford. somehow arranged for my guards to stay asleep The tests, which will be conducted clear favorite, chiefly because of her high name recognition in the district as a result of her during the time I was escaping, because at the NaUonal Institutes of Health narrow loss to McKinney in November. Fuel crisis may affect peace move everything else was my own doing,” he said. Clinical Center in Bethesda, Md., are But Shays won, according to unofficial totals, The journalist on ’Tuesday claimed he escaped designed solely to determine the 50,554 to 37,256. A third candidate on the ballot ^ M ANAG U A, Nicaragua — Nicaragua will out of oil before after locking up his sleeping kidnappers before safety of the potential vaccine and was Nicholas Tarzia, a Stamford plumber who year s end unless it receives immediate help, and the fuel crisis dawn in a seventh-floor Beirut apartment. The whether it raises any kind of immune ran on the War Against AIDS ticket. He had 521 i^uld diminish chances for peace in Central America, Vice U.S. official told reporters at the State response against the virus that votes. President Sergio Ramirez said. Department that “ until we talk to him that causes acquired immune deficiency Because the election was held at the height of Ramirez s announcement came on the eve of today’s scheduled should be our assumption.” syndrome, officials said. the vacation season and in the middle of a meeting of five Central American foreign ministers, who are “ We’ve just begun to talk to him,” said Phyllis Volvovltx, president and chairman week-long heat wave, turnout was expected to be charged with implementation of a new regional peace Oakley, a State Department spokeswoman. of MicroGeneSys, said scientists at light, perhaps 25 percent. Unofficial returns, agreement. “ The poor man just got out today.” 'But the U.S. official, who spoke only on his privately-held company have however, put the turnout at almost 35 percent. The ministers planned to meet this evening in San Salvador to eight potential AIDS vaccines in various stages of development “ I ’m really numb,” Shays told reporters after condition of anonymity, offered a theory that ^*,*o**?® ***® approved Aug. 7 by the presidents of Nicaragua, Iran, under pressure from Syria for six to eight and plan to be involved in other human tests. his victory speech. “ It just hasn’t sunk in yet El Salvador, Costa Rica, Guatemala and Honduras. that next month I ’ll be a congressman.” weeks, finally decided to release Glass to He said he won because of his dogged improve its standing in the Arab world. Prisoner escapes in cell fracas campaigning from dawn until after 10 p.m. on Nurse’s aide Jailed for mass killings "Iran ordered his kidnapping, so it is safe to each of the 27 days between the primary and the assume Iran was responsible for his release,” WEST HARTFORD — State and local police were searching CINCINNATI — A nurse’s aide given three consecutive life election. He estimated he was outspent 2-1 by the official said. for a prisoner who escaped from a holding cell after two other sentences after pleading guilty to 24 murders snuffed out lives Niedermeier, who ran radio and television ads Stressing that U.S. experts on terrorism and prisoners in his cell tried to commit suicide, police said. while Shays stuck to volunteer phone banks and like someone else might have a compulsion for malted milk or on the Middle East will have only limited David A. Watson, 37, of Hartford escaped Monday at about 2:45 cold beer,” a prosecutor says. information until they meet with Glass, the mailings to voters. AP photo p.m.. West Hartford Police Officer Arthur Fox said. Watson had He refused to sa y why he thought Niedermeier Donald Harvey, 35, of Middletown official said that arranging an “ escape” would been transferred to state sheriff’s custody to await trial on a lost. was sentenced ’Diesday after enter­ be a way to give the newsman’s abductors American journalist Charles Glass cups his hands over his ears at a news sixth-degree larceny charge. Fox said. “ I hope I don’t read anything in the papers ing his pleas as part of a plea bargain. “ plausible deniability” if his release were conference early today in London. Glass had just arrived in England after Watson escaped after police officers’ attention was diverted by He will not be eligible for parole for 60 questioned by rivals. that’s anything less than gracious about my escaping from captivity in Beirut. two prisoners who apparently attempted to hang themselves. Opponent,” he said. ” I have been on the other years. American specialists on terrorism and the Fox said. In the commotion. Watson was able to run down the side. I remember what it was like waking up the Harvey’s pleas make him one of the Middle East left Tuesday for London to wait for hall, kick open a metal door and escape through the police next morning ... and then wondering for weeks AP photo most prolific killers in U.S. history. Glass to call them in. The group is headed by rescue them, the official said it would be very Walters discussed the cases of all nine station. Fox said. He said Watson ran through a little-used afterward what I might have done differently.” His victims during the past four Michael Newlin, a former U.S. ambassador to risky for the captives. Americans then in captivity. corridor and downstairs to freedom. Republican Christopher Shays raises his fist as he celebrates victory in Algeria, who also was in charge of questioning Syria is supporting Iran in the Persian Gulf Niedermeier, who conceded the race an hour years included 21 hospital patients. Syrian officials in Damascus said Walters had ex-hostage David P. Jacobsen after his release. war against Iraq, but the two countries are Watson is suspected of stealing a parks department pickup and 15 minutes after the polls closed, said Tuesday’s election to fill the 4th Congressional District seat vacated by the All were poisoned, injected or suffo­ telephoned President Hafez Assad after Glass’ victory simply wasn’t in the cards. Eight other Americans remain hostage in sometimes rivals in Lebanon where both seek to truck to make his getaway. Fox said. death of Republican Stewart McKinney. Shays defeated Democrat Christine cated, authorities said. release and expressed his “ thanks and the ” We worked so hard ... and just came up Lebanon. “ We believe that all of the American exert their influence. “ He’s no m ercy killer, and he’s not thanks of the U.S. administration as to the short,” the tearful Niedermeier told supporters Niedermeier and two others in the special election. hostages are held in Lebanon, we believe they The United States has virtually no contact Man held In death of girlfriend insane,” Hamilton County Prosecu­ Syrian effort to obtain” the journalist’s in Fairfield. are ail held by Hezbollah (a pro-Iraiiian group) tor Arthur Ney Jr. told a courtroom with Tehran, but has urged Syria, which it also freedom. Both candidates had reputations as earnest and elements of Hezbollah, and we believe they accuses of sponsoring terrorism, to try to get the B RID G EPO RT, Conn. (A P ) — A 27-year-old man has charged statement was plastered across the front pages 10 days before the election. jammed with victims’ families. “ He with first-degree manslaughter and possession of a sawed-off and independent legislators who weren’t afraid are probably all held in south Beirut,” the hostages released. Walters also "expressed his deep gratitude the next day. The moderator asked “ What do you think killed because he liked to kill.” shotgun in the fatal shooting of his girlfriend, police said. to take issue with party leadership. official said. Vernon Walters, the U.S. ambassador to the and pleasure as to the results obtained by Syrian Top state Democrats scrambled to arrange a about AIDS?” and Niedermeier said, “ You “ This man is sane, competent, but Asked why he had accused Iran of ordering Freddy Aponte of Bridgeport was charged ’Tuesday in the Shays once spent time in jail on a contempt United Nations, visited Damascus last month to diplomacy in tjiis field,” a Syrian official said. meeting with Morton and 24 hours later she gave mean, which one of us has AIDS?” is a compulsive k ille r.... He builds up Glass’ abduction, the official declined to provide slaying of Luz Fernandez, 28, police said. charge because he refused to leave the witness underscore American concern with Syria’s The State Department, which keeps Syria on a a less-than-ringing endorsement to Two newspapers covering the debate quoted tension in his body, so he kills specific intelligence information. “ We are The victim was shot in the face Just before midnight Monday stand until he read a statement during a Niedermeier. support for Abu Nidal, a Palestinian accused of list of countries accused of sponsoring terror­ her afterward as saying the statement was people,” Ney said, with “ a compul­ confident, based on what we know,” he said. after an apparent argument, said Lt. Edward Casey. grievance hearing against a Hartford lawyer. ’’The Margaret Morton thing hurt a lot.” Ed carrying out terrorist attacks, but also to help in ism, also publicly thanked the Assad govern­ Two events between the primary and the made in jest. Then she said she was only seeking sion to kill like someone else might Asked why the United States did not attempt to freeing the hostages, the official said. Schmidt. Niedermeier’s campaign manager, clarification of a vague question. ment. election appeared to have doomed Nieder- have a compulsion for malted milk or said Tuesday night. But it was too late. Lucie McKinney, widow of Lawyer says key evidence altered meier’s campaign, although the impact at the cold beer.” Some relatives expressed “ Part of the problem was the division in the the only member of Congress known to have died H ARTFO RD — In a bid to get some key evidence thrown out, a time was difficult to gauge. party after the primary.” Morton said. “ You bitterness at the sentence. First, state Sen. Margaret E. Morton, who was of AIDS, said she waS offended and wondered AFL-CIO defense lawyer in the Wells Fargo robbery case claims that the can’t turn people off and then turn them on” aloud if Niedermeier thought AIDS was a joke. FBI tampered with the crucial wiretape evidence. one of the two losers to Niedermeier in the But she said she doubted the incident was a primary, said she was going to endorse Shays Niedermeier issued an apology to Mrs. Atmosphere survives ozone ‘hole’ The allegation is contained in documents filed Tuesday in U.S. significant factor in the Democrats’ loss. because he cared more about urban issues. That McKinney and found herself answering ques­ D €3W N District Court and is based on a 13-page preliminary report Th^second event was a gaffe during a debate tions on the incident for days. LONG YE ARBYEN, Spitsbergen — A Norwegian scientist who won’t pick prepared by two electronics experts hired by attorney Hal detected an ozone “ hole” last year over this remote Arctic region Meyerson. says the atmosphere apparently has recovered. Meyerson, attorney for defendant Jorge A. Farinacci Jr., said ■ But the physicist, Soeren H.H. Larsen, and other atmospheric candidate that unless the government can explain the conclusions of the Niedermeier eyes uncertain future specialists say the Arctic skies must be watched more closely for experts, the most vital evidence against most of the 16 defendants the possible onset of a severe ozone depletion, like the one that has will have to be dismissed. FAIRFIELD (A P) — Christine M. Nieder­ developed in Antarctica. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Niedermeier told disappointed supporters, District. Meyerson said the experts, Frank and Michael McDermott of meier has packed a lot of politicking into her 35 “ We should try to do more measurements. What we are doing AFL-CIO won’t be making an early many of whom listened to her concession speech Her congressional campaigns suffered sev­ McClean, Va., spent eight months examining the 22 reels of tape years, and for the second time in less than a year now is not good enough,” Larsen said. presidential endorsement, so it’s last November after narrowly losing to eral setbacks, including a high rate of turnover recordings that police and federal agents secretly made of the she has lost the race for the job she wanted most giving its unions a green light to McKinney. “ Well, this year I can finally see a among staff members due. some say, to start lining up members behind H A S T T ATX!!! — U.S. representative. defendants talking in their homes, offices and cars in Puerto full Giants season.” Niedermeier’s demanding style. Rico. Now she says she is going to take her sailboat Escapee pardoned after 41 years various candidates. She is an avid sailor and devoted New York Democratic officials scurried to shore up the “ Our rules say we have to have a The experts’ report says that none of the 22 tapes they out of the garage, go on a vacation and then sort Giants fan. out her political future. party ranks when state Sen. Margaret Morton, LOS ANGELES — An escapee who led a crime-free life here for two-thirds majority to endorse, we For the be^t selection of examined was an original tape as federal prosecutors had said. A four-term state legislator Niedermier was who lost the Democratic primary to Nieder­ 41 years knowing “ someday the boom was going to be lowered” don’t have it,” AFL-CIO President “ I’m going to take some time off,” Nieder­ counting on her record in the General Assembly ^ o jt m jc u v . meier said Tuesday after losing the special meier in July, announced she was going to will sleep easier now that he’s been pardoned. Lane Kirkland said of the 35- Police probe diver’s drowning to get her elected. While at the Capitol in support Shays. member executive council. “ The MUSIC Virginia Gov. Gerald L. Baliles pardoned 62-year-old Vincent election to fill the vacant 4th District congres­ Hartford, she co-chaired the Transportation sional seat to state Rep. Christopher Shays, a Morton changed her mind after much Pelliccia on fugitive charges only moments before his extradition field is wide open and support is 887 Main Street NORTH STONINGTON — Police are investigating the death of Committee and earned a reputation as an arm-twisting by party officials, but her scattered.” of Celebration & Praise a Wallingford man who drowned while scuba diving in a local Stamford Republican. ” I don’t'have any definite independent who would break from party lines. hearing was to begin here Tuesday. Pelliccia had escaped from a plans.” campaign manager said ’Tuesday night that the Virginia prison camp in 1946. Immediately after ’Tuesday’s an­ 643-2401 pond with his wife. Niedermeier, who was bom in Bridgeport and incident hurt. Unofficials totals showed that Shays had nouncement, five of the largest Kevin D. Oiewnik, 29, was scuba diving ’Tuesday at the state is the eighth of 12 children, began her political Pelliccia, who was held in jail for two weeks pending ,50.554 votes, or 57.2 percent, to Neidermeier’s Niedermeier also received negative publicity AFL-CIO unions began completing boat launch at Long Pond when he started to call for help and career in 1977 by winning a seat on the extradition, said he looked forward to ” a nice dinner” as he 87,256. or 42.2 percent. Shays will fill the seat left about a comment made during a debate, when plans for an alternative “ multican­ went under at about 2:15 p.m., police dispatcher Paul Holmes Representative Town Meeting in Fairfield. 'W alked out of the courtroom. )Bibles & Books vacant by the death of Republican Rep. Stewart she reportedly said in response to a moderator’s didate strategy” aimed at p acin g Quality and Service said. She gave McKinney, a nine-term, liberal question, “ Which one of us has AIDS?” the Democratic National Conven­ 840 Main Street • 649-3396 McKinney of AIDS-related complications in Republican, the toughest race he had ever D ivers attempted to locate Oiewnik but were unsuccessful until May. Two newspapers reported that she said the Note found in pocket of Hess tion with as many activist labor a bystander directed them to a spot where bubbles from encountered since his first for the seat in the 4th comment was a joke. delegates as possible. BERLIN — Allied authorities said today they found a note in Olewnik’ s oxygen tank were surfacing. Holmes said. “ We’re looking for delegates and „the pocket of Rudolf Hess, a deputy of Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler Eyiglatsai • Contict Lanist • Hairing Alda WEEKLY Oiewnik was pulled to the surface by his wife, whose first name a foot in the door with all of the -who died after a prison guard found him with an electrical cord was unavailable. major candidates,” said Philip ‘Hotel’ would serve around his neck. Constable David Abbot pulled Oiewnik aboard his boat and Sparks, a spokesman for the 1.2 EASTERN The statement came after Hess’ son and the family lawyer AUCTIONS started CPR, but Oiewnik was pronounced dead on arrival at Pediatric Dental Associates, PC million-member American Federa­ coNNEcncurs disputed Allied statements that the 93-year-old war criminal Backus Hospital, Holmes said. tion of State, County and Municipal LEADING FULL THE convalescent patients Michael 6. Ooodman, Jkilled himself. Hess died Monday. Employees. “ We want to make sure Cathlccn l.K - MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 19. 19a? MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 19. 1987 — 7

OPINION Crash detectives face numbing task A A

Bv Mark Fritz parts that lend them to identifica­ The Associated Press tion,” said Richard Stoval, a Homemaker’s Choice. sheriff’s department inspector. “I ROMULUS, Mich. — Forensic Fields /MftVBeiTIWl/LPCHeeR would not want to be one of these /^lfe<^IKlNHMl ro5T-fl07 experts, working with detachment relatives... with some of these body of f K\\>5 HIM UP IF liO B efrri^O R D on a task others might find parts that have been found and ______et«- Jack unbearable, are poring over the attempting to identify them.” F R g e CAR- w a s h ______PLPV6>D HIS W RT. charred remains of as many as 158 Some families make their identi­ need Anderson people killed in the Northwest fications quickly. Others must Airlines crash. linger. “Even thougl) you sympathize “A lot of bodies that I pulled out of Another busy day ahead of you. You depend on your car with the families involved, you try the wreckage myself had IDs on to get through it. That car needs regular maintenance, and you not to get emotionally involved in them,” said Marc Hulet, an autopsy don’t have time to sit in some dirty garage, or a busy service work it,” Keith Henry, an investigator department. But you do have time for Economy Oil. In just technician. so g with the Wayne County medical “A lot of families that aren’t as 10 minutes, we’ll change your oil, filter, and perform 12 other examiner’s office, said Tuesday. lucky are in there looking at vital car care services. 10 minutes. That gives you time for a “It’s Just a Job that you have to jewelry and loose articles of cup of coffee. Plenty of time for our free car wash. Now, Manchester’s baseball fields Khomeini runs; do. That’s the only way you can deal clothing that were taken off the isn’t it time to make the best choice for a change? need some attention. with It.” body. It was a pretty somber scene Medical investigators, techni­ and the families were pretty 14 SERVICES IN 10 MINUTES While Mount Nebo’s Moriarty the Lebanon ; cians, fingerprint experts, patholo­ uptight.” NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Field was in acceptable shape gists and dental experts are among Most of the people working in the OIL CHANGE CHECK 8i FILL: those working with fingerprints, temporary morgue normally work INCLUDES: supreme Qui/h), • Brake fluid last weekend for the Greater • Change oil (up to • Power steering dental records. X-rays and other in the morgue in downtown Detroit, 5qts.) 10W-30or fluid Hartford Twilight League m h terror network scraps of evidence at a temporary where victims of violence are 10W-40 • Battery playoffs, that hasn’t been the morgue here, trying to match encountered daily. The aftermath *New oil filter I PEnJ |O IL • Transmission names with faces, arms with legs. •Chassis lube fluid case for most of the summer. of Sunday’s accident eclipsed that • Vacuum Interior • Windshield Remains from Sunday night’s easily. •Check air filter washer WASHINGTON — It should be obvious that the ~ crash at Detroit Metropolitan Air­ •Clean windshield ^ e U i b r i c a ^ • Differential After two American Legion “It’s tough. Very tough,” Hulet • Check tire pressure White House would never have offered arms to Iran” port were stacked in freezers in a said. “I’m not used to such scale, • Check belts & teams, Bristol and New London, in exchange for American hostages unless the 17- hangar next to a sheriff’s depart­ such disaster here.” hoses The Standard of Protection played exhibition games in Ayatollah Khomeini’s government controlled the ment office. Victims’ relatives Henry, who has been in the Since 18891“ Manchester, their coaches fate of the hostages. Yet the Reagan ^ were shuttled in to assist with medical examiner’s office 12 years, ALL FOR ONLY identifications. said he is able to remove from his 10M INUTE informed the Manchester Legion administration still won’t acknowledge what it has™ known all along: that Tehran calls the shots in the’-^ Dr. Werner Spitz, county medical mind that he is dealing with what examiner, said only one relative HffnjOjOL $^095 coach that they’d never play an terrorist camps of northern Lebanon. 77 were once living human beings. exhibition game at Moriarty Fire service response in leak has been allowed, via closed circuit “It doesn’t bother me. I think Here is a story that was pieced together by U.S. ~ television, to view remains because that’s why I’m good at my job,” he OILCHANGE COMPLETE Field again. The reason? The following is a response to the Speaking for the fire department intelligence agencies long before the White House the bodies are so mutilated. said. Four clergymen at the airport “Make the Best Choice for a Change!” incident such as Sunday’s a low-hazard ‘ ’This is different because there is M -F 8:30-5:30; Th 8:30-8:00 Deplorable conditions of the Manchester Herald editorial Tuesday only, as mentioned earlier, our deputy incident. We could probably learn from tried to deal with the Khomeini regime; morgue consoled families viewing Sat. 8:00-5 :00 ; Sun. 1 0 :00-3:0 0 ^ ■'iV. not a bone left intact,” Spitz said. 315 Broad St., Manchester field. concerning the anhydrous ammonia fire marshal made two inspections each other. I will explain the fire Khomeini formed the Supreme Council of the items taken from the wreckage. ______647-8997______leak at Manchester Ice & Fuel. 51 Hulet said he expected workers to “It’s quiet. There isn’t much after the incident. This company department’s position. In an incident Islamic Revolution in September 1981 to oversee be finished matching body parts by What’s wrong with Moriarty Bissell St., on Sunday. complies with those codes under our AP photo talking,” said {he Rev. Edmund FREE CAR WASH such as the recent ammonia leak we in terrorist operations. He issued a call to arms to the today, but identifications will take Boryez. "Family are walking Field? For one thing, it badly This takes questions raised from the jurisdiction. On the morning of Aug. 16 the fire service know that when An investigator iooks away Tuesday after reading a note A S4 50 VALUE, FREE WITH OIL CHANGE AND THIS AD editorial and provides answers, and it Moslem world. “All Moslems must rise up and longer. around silently looking at the needs maintenance and water­ as well as on the night of May 22. handled properly, including taking found among the wreckage of Northwest Airlines Flight About half of the bodies have been artifacts.” provides an in-depth description of the officials from Department of Environ­ conquertheirfearofdeath,” heproclaimed, “so ing. Another major problem is many precautionary measures, the that they can conquer the whole world. ” 255 near Detroit Metropolitan Airport. Crash site workers tentatively identified, Henry said. "One of the things people here T T T fire department’s actions in response mental Protection were summoned to But some of the dead may never be incident can be maintained low-hazard are looking for any evidence that will help identify victims were asking is ’Where’s God?’ I the lack of a warning track in to this incident, something that is not the incident and in each incident the throughout the ordeal. The evacuation From Shiite Moslem communities around (he positively identified. found myself asking that silently, front of the outfield fence, a normally conveyed to the press when field reps determined that no ordinan­ of Bissell Street was a precautionary world, he recruited fanatics who swore their of the tragedy. “There are not necessarily body too,” he said. condition that invites a lawsuit. reporting the facts of an incident. ces under their jurisdiction were measure intended to (1) avoid having a willingness to die for him. They were brought to violated. Since 1958 there have been mass of spectators present complicat­ Iran for indoctrination and training in nine basic . ’The shortcoming is serious, but it By Robert Bycholskl only two amnonia leaks at this facility, W ind shear ing our initiatives and (2) reducing “boot camps.” Their apparent function is to serve ^ I ' ■ *1* VS; could be corrected easily. It Deputy Fire Chief both of them this year, and it’s unclear fear levels in many of the residents. as the terrorist arm of the Revolutionary Guards. _ should be done quickly. as to why this should constitute Had any of the department officials “Another gas leak is ignored.” Together, they formed the Islamic Revolutionary • “becoming a nuisance." Perhaps the working this incident believed there Movement, which appears to be directed by the is explained CONTRACTORS f r r G t ! - S - N; HARuS|WpS NOW, AS HOUSE LIBERALS aim at following back,” he said. ”It’s just coinci­ i ■ i ' -‘/wT.rv.}-' Hartford and Irene Favreau of New Britain, they Confidential file dence. I don’t think it’s a bigtissue.” iUNIHIIItCRUim ‘ prefer to be known as “progressives.” They say 1987 with an 1988 encore, Larson and Harper say I -;« j *. • . their focus will be on oversight next year. The The Soviets are quietly pursuing the restoration Alma Cortez, a reservations ; ziThowBefiP “liberal” has a negative meaning to many people of diplomatic relations with Israel, ruptured when ' agent for Jet America, said no one and, besides, it’s old hat. senators, with Majority Leader Don O’Leary of would be available to comment for Democrats. They say the progressive faction was Windsor Locks, are also taking about 1988. the Israelis humiliated Moscow’s Arab clients in ; . .------^------T-: ...... l a f e - ' iLi useful to House Speaker Irving Stolberg of New the 1967 Six-Day War. Why is the Kremlin so , . the airline, based in Long Beach, I' wV*..' BY ANY NAME, they had an impact on the “We want to see how this (family and workplace) Calif., until sometime today. Haven and his faithful deputies. Reps. Bill Cibes of legislation is working out,” says Harper. interested? An ultra-sensitiveCIA document — session this year through tactics that often made New London and Dave Lavine of Durham, when several levels above Top Secret — suggests the Edelstein said he did not know the liberal-leaning Democratic leadership nervous But whether the action is in the House or Senate, how many people were on board. convenient but isolated enough to be brushed off or the liberals are feeling their oats from what Harper Soviets’ motives in terms'as familiar as a current. He said in a telephone interview and so offended more moderate members that a disowned when it wasn’t. White House briefing: “According to a sensitive . residence movement was bom late in the session. calls their “best year ever. ” And while they are Tuesday night that he did not know When you use the Golden Opportunity PagesJ* find our senior reference guide; statewide listings (M1 Ironically, the biggest and most dramatic coming from different directions in how they see source... a growing number of Soviet officials in ‘ if the Jet America MD-80 had the Led by Rep. James McCavanagh of Manchester, triumph for liberal Democrats this year was born Moscow favor relations with Israel, arguing that ' ' same type of engines as the you’ll find more than phone numbers, you’ll find employment pr()grams, health care services, its battle cry was “enough already.” Its target for their challenge next year, they are starting early in the Senate — a 827.7 million on getting there. the absence of Soviet-Israeli ties favors Northwest plane. The Northwest jet discounts and special services. That is, if you’re sixty legal assistance and much more. action: the 1988 session. Washington’s Middle East diplomacy.” And the had Pratt & Whitney JT8D 200 family-in-the-workplace package of 18 bills. Its years or older. But Rapoport, Favreau & Co. take credit for chief author was Senate President Pro Tern John Political notes U.S. Navy sent into the Persian Gulf because... ' series engines, and Edelstein said So turn to the Golden Opportunity pushing a laundry list of liberal legislation this he “would have to presume” the Jet Larson of East Hartford. Its co-parent was Sen. Joe ■ Former state Rep. Pauline Kezer of Plainville \fou’ll save (Ml everything from accountants and Pages at the front of your S N E T year (Highlights: housing, environmental, health Harper of New Britain. Its highlights; parental America craft did also. care bills) and they are ready to take up where they found on a trip to Australia that failing to vote in automcjtive repair to tax consultants and tree trimmers \fellcw Pages. It’s the secticMi in the leave for state employees, day care, job training, elections there is a crime. The fine, though seldom left off. A first priority for 1988 will be election child treatment and teen pregnancy programs. Bets set record just h y showing ytxir Golden Opportunity Card. phone Ixxik where the numbers add up. reform, a subject of some embarrassment for the imposed, would be about $10 In U.S. money, she says. Simply fill out the application for the card in the book, liberals because it was one of three major setbacks ORIGINALLY A137 MILLION proposal, most of iHanrliPBlpr Hpralft ; DETROIT (AP) — Players of this year. The others; gay rights and plant ■ The State Capitol has been invaded by rats that Michigan’s daily lottery placed a and we’ ll send the card absolutely free. Plus, you’ ll it wound up in the budget for an overall $27.7 probably get in through excavations for Fouhdad In 1881 record 47,445 bets on 255, the closings. million. But by not putting full funding this year for In election reform, the liberals fought for a renovations there. But no one Can explain their •number of the downed Northwest some parts of the package, the effective politics. The rats, so far, have startled staffers only PENNV M. 8IEFFERT...... PubIKIwr' ^Airlines flight, one day after the jet modified direct primary bills. Strongly opposed by commitment comes out more like $34.5 million. OOUOLA8 A. BEVIN8...... Exacutlvs Edltot crash, a lottery spokeswoman said. Democratic Gov. Bill “I’m-progressive-too” in Republican offices on upper floors. ADELE M. ANGLE...... Newi Editor Harper says. ^ ■ John Sullivan of Manchester, a member of the ALEXANDER QIRELLI...... Anocltt* Ednof I The total of Monday bets topped O’Neill, it died in the House. Connecticut became a national leader with its ;the previous record of 47,395 bets Democratic State Central Committee, says the DENI8E A. ROBERT8...... Advartltlng Diroetor' family in the workplace legislation — the first on fund-raiser he is running at the Marco Polo in East •placed on 444 following the Jan. 20, McCAVANAGH AND HIS MOD SQUAD say the books anywhere. It was so broad, in fact, the MARK F. ABRAITI8...... Builnan Managoi.. 11981, release of the 52 Americans those defeats proved that the Rapoport lineup was Hartford on Sept. 10 isn’t for any candidate in BHELOON COHEN...... Contpoaing Managar- ;held hostage in Iran for 444 days, some House Democrats were at first reluctant to particular, just any Democrat seeking elective ROBERT H. HUBBARD...... Praaaroom Managar overrated, and hardly the voice of House swallow the whole thing without trying to get their JBANNE O. FROMERTH...... Circulation Managar ■spokeswoman Laurie Kipp Klecha •SNET office. I I said Tuesday. ' We go beyond the call. - — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednegdav. Aug. 19. 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wedneadav, Aug. 19,1967 — S Ice plant to install alarm system to warn of gas leaks By Bruce Matzkin SPORTS ______the evacuation of 60 people, was occurred. Herald Reporter more serious than the second one, ...... _ future ammonia leaks. whichwhich was was KriHoni critical cnnn« response potential catastrophe, the ’The two leaks at Manchester Ice Fire officials could not be but about one dozen homes were k Fuel were unrelated. Boland to the incident, also responded to department took the necessary The owner of the Manchester Ice evacuated Sunday as a precaution. reached for further comment this complaints about evacuation precautions. ; / B Fuel Co. said this morning that said. Equipment used by the morning. Does the decision to search for an company is old and is being procedures during Sunday’s'leak. the company is planning on instal­ ammonia-sensitive alarm stem In the press release. Bycholski He said that if the ammonia thKt ling an alarm that would alert replaced, Boland said. repeated his statement that the two Firefighters went ddor to door in leaked outside had posed any real Yanks timely winners from Sunday’s leak? In a press release issued this the neighborhood early Sunday residents in case of another ammo­ "It sure does," Boland said. leaks in three months were unre­ danger to residents, a total evaciish nia leak. morning. Deputy Fire Chief Robert lated. He said that those who don’t morning, suggesting that people tlon would have been conducbed: East grad VIbbarts Residents living near the ice Bycholski said that two inspections leave. But fireflghters did not enter "We’re looking into the possibili­ company at SI Bissell St. have said accept this conclusion are emotion­ and firefighters would have entered ties." said Edward Boland, whose of the facility showed no fire-code ally involved, and don’t understand a home it no one answered, nor did homes to make sure everyone cot they worry about the danger of a violations on the part of Manches­ they insist that residents standing out. ; ;■ company had its second ammonia serious ammonia leak. Several said that his determination is based on leak in three months this weekend. ter Ice k Fuel. He said that Deputy facts. outside leave the area. over faltering Seattle after Sunday’s incident that they The first leak, which took place on Fire Marshal Rudy Kissman had Bycholski. whose press released Sunday’s leak, said Bycholski^,. were upset about the lack of a recommended that an air-sensing Bycholski said that while it was did not pose a threat to residejita, may be UConn QB Memorial Day Weekend and forced system to alert them when a leak was prompted by a Tuesday reasonable for those living near the alarm be installed to detect any editorial in the Manchester Herald but only to the firefighters who SEATTLE (AP) —The New York leak to consider the incident a entered the building. Yankees have been struggling of' win for the Yankees, while Dave Righetti picked up his 22nd save of By Jim Tierney late, losing eight of their past 10 AL, NL roundups Herald Sports Writer gamea. but they appear to have the year, pitching the ninth. O bituaries — see page 11 Stoddard said he’s trying not to Motorcyclist' found a team that’s slipping even As preseason practice for high school and faster - the Seattie Mariners. let the pressure of his team’s losing ways and the managerial controv­ teams begins to weave its way into Seattie iost its fifth consecutive "I’m going to get my hacks. I the final fabrics of summer, a glance towards EdHh Mortosette dies in crash game as the Yankees scored two ersy get to him. . wasn’t looking to put the bali out of “You put yourself in that situa­ Storrs — the home of the University of ninth-inning runs to take a 4-3 win the park.” Edith (Viana) Morissette. 88, of 97 Hilltop Drive, Tuesday night. tion and you’ll just end up doing Connecticut — will yield a familiar face in line for formerly of East Hartford, died today at Hartford A South Windsor motorcyclist Wilkinson’s first pitch was a worse,” he said. “Everyone on this the starting quarterback postion, 1986 East was killed Monday night in an "We needed a win and we got siider tow anc) away, ’out Pagliaruto Catholic High graduate Scott Vibberts. Ho^ital. She was the widow of Joseph Eugene one,” said Yankee Manager Lou team Is trying the best they can.” Morissette. accident involving a larfie car oA jumj>ed on the next pitch and the The Yankees took a 1-0 lead on Red-shirted during his freshman year at East Center and Woodbridge nnjeila, whose job status is shaky ball just cleared the wall in teft UConn, Vibberts and another freshman redshirt item in Brazil. May 30.1899, she lived most of her life due to his team’s iosses and to a Ieadoff hitter Bobby Meacham’s in East Hartford before coming to Manchester two streets, police said. fietd. first inning and increased Matt DeGennaro will battle it out for the starting Robert J. Generis, 27, wai recent flareup with owner George “It was a good slider,” Wttkinson quarterback slot vacated by 1986 UConn graduate years ago. She was a communicant of St. Bartholom­ Steinbrenner. "Both of these teams the lead to 2-0 in the fifth on ew’s Church. pronounced dead on arrival at said of the pitch. ’T m surprised he Mattingly’s RBI single. Peter Lane. In his last two years. Lane passe for Hartford Hospital early Tuesday have been struggiing. but we got hit it out.” 4,179 yards, so Vibberts, if he assumes the She Is survived by six daughters. Mrs, Frank (lolete) some timely hits tonight and The Mariner’s tied the score at 2-2 Tomaiuolo, with whom she lived. Jandira Cooney of morning, a hospital spokesmad The win didn’t come without In the sixth on Alvin Davis’ two-run quarterback role, would have big shoes to fill. said. The driver of the car was hopefuily we can get a streak “I have to say that they (chances of starting at Hartford, Mrs. Ednusa (Edna) Kelley of Bellerica, together.” effort, as starter Rick Rhoden double. Mass., Maria Josedith O’Connell of Hartford. Eliza- Andrew J. Knofla, 21, of 30 ayde struggled throughout his 6 23 Seattle came back with a run in quarterback) are preUy good,” the 19-year-oId Road. His condition was not The timely hits Piniella was innings. Stafford Springs native said. ’Tm pretty TOth Conley of Portland. Maine, and Mrs. James referring to were the ninth-inning the ninth on Rey Quinones’ RBI ^eranandina) Sinacore of Enfield; a stepson. Gene available. Rhoden did manage to work single, but Harold Reynolds flew confident I’ll play. That’s all that matters. If I The accident occurred shortly ieadoff homer by Mike Pagliarulo. himself out of bases-loaded jams in start, I hope he (DeGennaro) can help me out. I Morissette of East Hartford; two stepdaughters, Ruth his 26th of the year which broke a 2-2 out to end the game. Quinones Morissette and Mrs. Bronislaw (Lucy) Pacekonis, both after 11 p.m., police said. the fourth and fifth innings. collected four hits on the night. think it will go hand in hand.” The accident is under Investiga^ tie, and a subsequent RBI single by of East Hartford; 36 grandchildren: and 20 great­ Don Mattingly. Those weren’t the only runners A bright spot for Seattle was the Vibberts transferred from Stafford High School grandchildren. tion, and few details were available the Mariners left on as they tied a pitching of Dennis Powell, who was to East at the end of his sophomore year and was this morning. Pagliarulo’s homer came off Bill team record in leaving 15 men on the Eagle signal-caller his junior and senior A private mass of Christian burial will be held at St. Wilkinson. 2-3, while Edwin Nunez making his first rartholomew Church. Burial will be in St. James base during the game. start. years. East shared the Hartford County Confer­ $ gave up Mattingly’s hit. "It wasn’t an easy win,” said ence title during both of those years and Vibberts Cemetery. There are no calling hours. The Holmes Pagliarulo said the fact he was Powell, acquired in the off-season Funeral Home. 400 Main St., has charge of Boy hit by car Rhoden, whogaveupsevenhitsand from the Los Angeles Dodgers, was named to the all-HCC team each year. He arrangements. facing a feilow lefthander in walked five. "But we’ve had a lot of threw for nine touchdown passes and scored five Wilkinson didn’t bother him. went 6 23 innings, giving up just six Memorial donations may be made to the Nursing near his home games like this go against us hits. others his junior year while tossing seven "I’m going to be aggressive up lately.” touchdown strikes and scoring four himself his Continuing Ekiucation Fund, Fund Development, there against lefthanders,” he said. "Hopefully. I’ll have a job in the Hartford Hospital. 80 Seymour St.. Hartford 06115.. A 6-year-old boy was injured Tim Stoddard. 4-2. picked up the (starting) rotation now.” he said. senior campaign. Tuesday when he was struck by a While East employs a wishbone-style offense Loralne M. Ray car while riding his bicycle, police where passing the football is an afterthought. said. Vibberts feels that won’t his affect his chances of HsraM photo by PMo Loraine M. Ray, 88, of Wethersfield, formerly of Police said Brian Smith Jr. of 178 starting at quarterback for UConn. Center Street, died Tuesday at an area convalescent Maple St. was riding his bike out of “It (the wishbone) was a good experiece in high Former East Catholic High quarterback home. his driveway into Maple Street school for me to learn how to play good football,” Scott Vibberts may be UConn’s starting Bom in Manchester. June 19, 1899, she lived most of when he was hit by a car operated i the 5-foot 11, 185-pound Vibberts said. “I don’t signal-caller this fall. her live here before moving to Wethersfield 13 years by Robert F. Hallisey, 64, of loO think it will affect me. It’s up to myself. The ago. She had been employed by Cheney Bros, and Indian Drive. The youngster was ' mental part of the game is a lot tougher (than high attended Emmanuel Gospel Church in Newington knocked off his bike, police said. school).” game. suf^ived by a close friend, Elsie I. Stinson of Fifth-year UConn Head Coach Tom Jackson is Harald photo by Tuokw Brian was taken to Manchester Vibberts’ strong character, molded by his high Wethersfield, with whom she lived. Julia Harrison, left, of Portland, Maine, a camper Memorial Hospital, where he was very high on Vibberts. "I think his chances are fecta, and Michelle Duprey of Enfield, a teaching school coach, Jude Kelly, will always remain. The funeral Is Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Watkins at the Hemlocks Outdoor Education Center in treated and released, a hospital very good,” said Jackson, whose squad was 8-3 a “He (Kelly) was the best coach I’ve ever p lay ^ Funeral Home. 142 E. Center St. Buria is Friday at 9 assistant at the camp, discuss the advantages of spokeswoman said. year ago and shared the Yankee Conference title for,” Vibberts said. “He was more like a second a.m. in the family plot in East Ometery. Calling hours Hebron who suffers from osteogenesis imper- the computer with visitotB-^Monday. with Delaware and Massachusetts. Twenty-two father. He developed a religious attitude on tlie are Thursday at 7 p.m. until the service begins. out of 24 starters will return to the Husky lineup. team. I’m nervous before I even go (UConn Memorial donations may be made to the Emmanuel Monday accident “He had a real strong winter program and has practice officially starts Aug. 20). I’ve got to go In Gospel Church. 505 Church St., Newington 06111. , Computer camp made real good progress. He’seven with the other with the attitude to do the best I can. If i don’t results In charge kid (DeGennaro).” start, at least I’ll know I’ve done my best.” Vibberts wasn’t actually recruited solely as a Clarence Brown, movie director XV Kelly is confident in Vibbeits. “His biggOst helps disabled A Manchester man was injured quarterback by UConn. ”We recruited him as an ingredient is that he’s a real competitor and has a SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) — Movie director Monday when his car was struck by athlete, a quarterback-strong safety type ” way of making things happen,” the Eagle coach Clarence Brown, a six-time Academy Award nominee a car while turning left from < v Jackson explained. “He’s a good athlete. He said. “Either running the ball or passing, he finds whose films of the 1930s and 1940s featured many of Continued from page I Falknor Drive to Center Street, wants to be a good player. He’s an ad-libber. I a way to get the job done.” Hollywood's greatest stars, died Monday of kidney think he’s found his niche (quarterback). Playing failure. He was 97. police said. So. Vibberts is in a position to be thrust into the programs offered at the camp. Others include Police said Lawrence Fleming, time and success is all he needs.” Jackson Brown's total of six nonninations for best director leadership role of a Division 1-AA team on the basic computer programming and word 36, of 70 Spencer St. was making the commented that he is looking for a balanced rise. Vibberts, whether starting or not, is primed ranks him among the most honored directors in processing. turn when James H. Duke, 31, of offensive attack with roughly 40 pass plays p e r to showcase his talents at UConn. Hollywood history. Only Billy Wilder with 12 About 65 students took part in this year’s camp, Windsor, went through a red light nominations and Frank Capra with six met or said Carl Larson, center director. surpassed his total. and hit his car. Students range from 10 to 17, and suffer from Fleming was taken to Manches­ conditions such as cerebral palsy, muscular ter Memorial Hospital, where he Earl of Strathmore, queen’s cousin distrophy and blindness. While students may be was treated and released, a hospi­ Owen, Barrett little game’ disabled, they are within “normal" intelligence tal spokewoman said. LONDON (AP) — The Earl of Strathmore and ranges, he said. Kinghome, cousin of Queen Elizabeth II, died of a heart Duke was cited for failure to obey attack Tuesday. He was 59. Students work on their computers for three a red light. The earl. Fergus Michael Claude Bowes-Lyon, was a hours each day, and spend the afternoon nephew of Queen Mother Elizabeth. swimming, or playing other sports and games, a big headache for Fregosi He acquired his title in 1972 when his cousin. Timothy said Patricia Charles, program director. Students One top winner also are allowed to spend part of the afternoon Bowes-Lyon. died without children. The earl had been In Tuesday Lotto i By Joe AAooshll the eighth. I put the pressure on a member of the Edinburgh Stock Exchange since 1963. practicing their skills and playing computer The Associated Press up. That’s what we did a year ago. games. him.” “What can you say about a game But Barrett was up to the task and IBM P.C.'s and P C. J r’s augment Apple P C ’s HARTFORD (AP) - One first- like this,” said McNamara, “we prize winning tickets was sold'fon CHICAGO — Boston’s Spike responded with a bloop double in simply outscored them.” at the camp. The computers are on loan from the Owen and Marty Barrett had a the eighth. University of Connecticut, she said. Tuesday’s drawing in the Connecti­ The White Sox stole five bases In Memoriam cut state lottery’s "Lotto” game/ personal game going Tuesday “It was one of those nights where and rookie Boston catcher John In loving memory of Frank Granato 1955-1972. (To It costs $595 to send each student to the 11-day The ticket, sold in Cromwell, is night, and when they were through, everything dropped In,” said Bar­ camp. Corporate and private donations pay the AP photo Marzano twice threw the ball into know him is to love him). It's been many long lonely Htnild photo by Tucker worth $1.6 million. ■ • New York's Dan Pasqua slides into third the Red Sox were winners and rett. “When some guys start getting bulk of the fees. action Monday night in Seattie. Pasqua Manager Jim center-field for errors on stolen years since you went away. The winning combination picked base but is tagged out by Mariner third hits, you figure everybody is going bases. He also was charged with a You are in our thoughts everyday. While teaching disabled children the advan­ Carl Larson, director of the Hemlocks Quf^loor Tuesday was: 2. 15. 16, 19. 25, 39. ‘ was trying to take third on a hit to right Fregosi was left with a king-sized to get good pitches to hit.” tages of the computer brings its satisfaction, baseman Jim Presley in second-inning headache. passed ball on a which led We still live with broken hearts EduPation Center, explains to visitors how the center’s There were 67 second-prize' fieid. The Yanks won, 4-3. ’T ve got an awful headache,” to a Chicago run in the first iniring. Until the day we will no longer be apart. keeping 65 campers in check all day also can bring tickets each worth $1,412. Owen and Barrett both had Fregosi said after the game. a lot more. (Carles said. computer camp has grown over the years. The camp is “I stunk, but we won,” said Mom. Dad, Mary Rae, Michael. & Cindy There were 3,598 third-prize perfect nights with four hits and two Red Sox Rookie Ellis Burks had Marzano, who chipped in with a "We find it very rewarding," she said, “and co-sponsored by Newington’s Children’s Hospital and tickets each worth $47. stolen bases each to lead a three hits including a two-run pair of singles in his last two trips to • very tiring” Easter Seals. There were 52,805 fourth-prize New game plan wins for Gooden season-high 2C-hit Boston attack in and Dwight Evans had three hits the plate. tickets each worth $3. a 14-8 triumph over Chicago. including his 28th home run. After Barrett had singled in the A1 Nipper, 8-10, was the winner' Bv The Associated Press hitting locations.” While all this was going on, and broke a personal four-game games of the division-leading Car­ first inning, Owen singled in the Boston’s Wade Boggs, the Ameri­ Overcoming a shaky first two dinals in the East. losing streak although he lasM Fedieral investigators rule out nothing in crash NEW YORK — Winless for two second and told his teammate can League’s leading hitter, was only five innings. innings, Gooden won his first game The Giants remained tied for first “Whatever you do, I’m going to Pilgrim fathtra weeks, and after blowing a five-run in three starts, allowing one earned held to one single in six at bats and “Nipper was coming back with in the NL West, as Cincinatti match you.” struck out three times in succession Continued from page 1 Lauber aiso late Tuesday con­ The Piigrim fathers, 102 Puri­ lead in his last start, Dwight run in seven innings Tuesday night dropped a 7-4 decision to three days rest and I was hoping to Pathologists expected to spend at The identification process was Gooden altered his game plan. Owen stole a base in the second as his average dropped to .365. It get only five or six innings out of firmed a Wayne County Sheriff’s commercial plane in the United tans, sailed in the Mayflower Sept.. and pitching the to Pittsburgh. inning and Barrett stole one in the A preliminary review of the least two more days trying to slowed because some passengers States in almost a year, and the first "I needed to stop throwing a 7-2 victory over the San Francisco was the first time Boggs has struck him,” said McNamara. Department report that a rifle had identify the the charred remains of 6,1620, from Plymouth, England, to Gooden, 10-4, gave up six hits, third. out three times in one game since aircraft’s maintenance records been found wedged between seats weren’t ticketed under their own involving a domestic carrier in seek freedom of worship for their first-pitch fastballs right over the Giants. struck out five and walked four Fregosi’s headache may have showed no problems, Lauber said. the crash victims. names. "There were a number of plate,” Gooden said. “Lately, I’ve “When I stole another base in the opening day of 1986. on the plane, but said, “I have no almost two years. faith. The 74 men and 28 women The victory, coupled with St. before being replaced by Roger fifth, I told Marty ’Now, I got you,’ started with the pitching of loser "It was characterized as a pretty idea” why it was there. Wayne County Coronor Werner people who travel on frequent flier The death toll was the worst since were members of John Robinson’s tried to get ahead that way, and it’s Louis’ 4-0 loss to Houston, pulled the “That’s , what this game is all Floyd Bannister, 8-10, who allowed healthy plane," he said. tickets in the names of other hurt me. Tonight, I concentrated on so he walked in the sixth and stole about,” said Boston Manager John nine hits and five runs in his Technicians isolated the remains Spitz said about half the bodies had the crash of an American Airlines church at Leyden. They landed at third-place Mets to within 3‘A Please torn to page II another. When I got my fourth hit in Investigators today hoped to get of the pilot and co-pilot, and routine been identified, all but one through people,” Lauber said. DC-10 on May 25,1979, at Chicago’s Plymouth Rock in December 1620 McNamara. “You pick one another three-plus innings. their first look inside the plane’s drug and alcohol tests were being dental records, fingerprints, or One of six people injured on the O’Hare International Airport killed and their settlement later formed right engine, which survived the conducted, Lauber said. personal belongings. Officials said ground, Lawrence Favio, 30, of 275 people. part of Massachusetts. crash relatively intact. It was still The condition of young Cecilia some bodies may never ^be . Lincoln Park, remained hospital­ at the crash site at Interstate 94, Cichan of Tempe, Ariz., was identified. ized today in critical condition with severe bums. Starling may be getting his last shot at world title which reopened Tuesday. upgraded to serious after two days The engine will be sent to the The last of the remains were Eagan, Minn.-based Northwest on the critical list. She suffered moved Tuesday to a hangar serving Connecticut headquarters of its bums over 29 percent of her b^y flew in the last of the victims’ REAL When Marlon Starling steps irito the ring Saturday manufacturer, Pratt k Whitney, to as a morgue. Spitz said. The official relatives on Tuesday and put them the ’86-87 season with an injury, refused to accept and other injuries in the crash that list of those killed in the disaster afternoon against for the World school s second state a a s s MM championship in 1186, be dism antled under NTSB up in airport hotels, where they Association’s championship, it may be Hextali’s apology. “There was no reason for It. I won’t killed her parents and 6-year-old won’t be released until Friday, he ESTATE forget it.” a fuming Turgeon.said. The Flyers and will be facing two former state champs this season. The supervision. brother. said. talked to clergymen while awaiting the last shot at a world title for the 29-year-old Starling Eagles will meet Wilbur Cross, which won the ’64 Class the identification of the remains. The Hartford native, .' ’•’he HRC is strictly an that 18 percent of its custodial blindness. $ . ® Ron Hextall in a Team Canada practice. Hextall said scholarship. Post 77 club managed Just two runs in 19 innings. A sad he said, referring to Starling’s choice of training for the be was sorry. Turgeon, who missed half of the start of commentary on the state of baseball in Zone Eight and • East Catholic's football team, which won the the area? 10 MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday, Aug. 19, 1M7

MANCHESTER HERALD, Wednesday. Aug. 19, 1987 — 11 Million-dollar purse brings Travers attractive fieid By John Kekis said he had no memory of it. Told it T h t AM ocloted Press ing Ridan out of the No. 1 post Leroy Jolley, now a Hall of Fame would happen, and that Ridan In Pub, Glenn’s among softball winners was the Jaipur-Ridan showdown, had to show that twice a day to position. Shoemaker aboard Jai­ trainer, was a young man of 24 wouldn’t be able to hold on after a accommodate the crowd that his eyes lit up. AcUon imUie winpersUiracket'ot J n the ‘C’ Division at Robertson SARATOGA SPRINGS. N Y. — pur. the siight favorite, in the No. 2 when he sent Ridan out against mile. led Main Pub with three hits each “It was Just the greatest race I’ve wanted to see it,” she said. the Town Lslo sK Pitch SoRKair two hits, including a home run. including a triple, while John banged out three hits while Randy Talk along the Saratoga back- spot. Jaipur. Jolley watched from the Park, Army and Navy defeated while Frank Marandino clubbed a ever seen.’’ Stephens said. Yet Ridan hung on, and even She recalled as well that Widener Tournaments Tuesday night saw B Division Sommers, Wayne Green, and Brian Bombardo, Bruce Fray, and Dave stretch this week centers on one Military Plume. Smart, Cyane, grandstand as Ridan and Jaipur yininger’s Gymnastics, 8-3, while home run and added two hits. Jim Jaipur and Ridan went at each rallied as the wire approached. was there for the first two show­ in the 'A* Division at FitigeraW Mahoney each added two hits. For Hanley had two hits apiece. For Flying Johnnie, and Cicada com­ hooked up. qudville Nine edged Gibson’s Gym Bob Godin had three hits while thing — Saturday's 1 l«th running of For an instant, he seemed to head ings, perhaps Just to make sure Jackson and Andy Ighato had two Jim’s Arco. Barry Bradley had other for every step of the IVi miles pleted the field, and that’s how they Field. Main Pub defeat Manchester 10-8. Action will continue tonight in Wininger’s, Bob Reault and Bill the Travers Stakes. “ It was a hot, sunny day,” Jolley Jaipur. In fact, George D. Widener, Jaipur had indeed won it. hits apiece for Medical Supply. For Dave Edgar tripled twice for three hits while Rich Doherty and that day. treating the 26.183 fans to would finish as Jaipur and Ridan Medical Supply, 17-8, and Glenn ^ e losers’ bracket with six more Sibrinsz had two hits each.. For The first $l-million purse for the said, "and it’s Just one of those Jaipur’s owner, thought Ridan had The equine protagonists are gone Glenn’s, Merrill Myers smacked B ray ’s. Also, M ark Anderson one of the greatest races made it a two-horse race. Construction knock off Brand Rex reams to be eliminated tonight from Paul Costello had two bingles Mudville, Qiris DeCiantis, Geno Travers has attracted the best things where it’s kind of burned into done it. “ I thought I ’d lost by a now. Ridan died-^early a decade doubled and singled while Steve apiece. imaginable. 14-9. In the ‘B ’ Division at Nike /the double-elimination play. four hits while Jim Flaherty and Falcetta, and Jeff Phelon had two 3-year-oid horses in the land — your brain. You don’t forget much nose,” Widener said. ago in Australia, where he was Colbert and Bob Hill each singled The day was clear, the track fast “The crowd was all excited,” Field, pray Jewelers routed Man­ Rick Marsh had three hits apiece hits each while Dave Steers ho­ Alysheba, Bet Twice. Java Goid. about it. “ I think everybody was Just a standing at stud, and Jaipur was A Division twice. For Manchester Pizza, Keith for the field of seven, which also said 81-year-old George Cassidy, a chester Pizza, ii-i, and Allie with Marsh slamming a home run. C Division mered. For Gibson’s. Jack Shan­ Temperate Sil. Cryptoclearance. “After they went around the first little bit stunned,” Jolley said. “It Lindstrom had two hits. For Allied, included the filly Cicada, the track sU.. ter for 51 years and the put down last month, at 28 a victinnA Printing upended Jim’s Arco, fcl John Madden and Scott Hanson For Brand Rex, Dan Hamm had non. Paul Peck, and Mel Bidwell Fortunate Moment. Gulch and turn — they were about in the Chris Green stroked four hits. For Army and Navy, Bruce Kinel 2-year-old champion of 1961 who man who got the 93rd Travers took a few days to sink In.” of old age. collected two hits each. Polish Navy. They promise to put middle of the backstretch — l put would finish out of the money for the going. “ I remember the race well. I In hitting the wire in 2:01 3-5, on an exciting race. my binoculars down and Just kind of first time in 29 career starts. wasn’t at the finish, but as they Jaipur wiped out the 42-year-old But two of the central figures But it wiil take some doing to looked at it .for a minute because Jaipur had won the Belmont passed me you couidn’t tell who was stakes record for the distance, set from that day 25 years ago will be at match the 1962 Travers duel you Just couldn’t believe they could Stakes after finishing a distant 10th winning. It was very thrilling.’’ by a thoroughbred named Man o’ it again on Saturday. Shoemaker between Jaipur and Ridan. keep going the way they were War. will be aboard Temperate Sil while in the Preakness. Ridan was third “ Ridan was on the inside, I was going. Jays are flying high “ As a horse race, it was as good a in the Kentucky Derby and second In those days before instant Jolley sends out a challenger in race as I've ever ridden in." said on the outside.” Shoemaker said “Somebody had to crack, but by a nose to Greek Money in the replay, Saratoga would replay race Gulch. And Stephens will be Jockey Biil Shoemaker, who was “And itwaslikethatalltheway.He nobody did.” Preakness. then skipped the films at the National Museum of watching. went for the lead and I went with Ridan set the pace, but Jaipur aboard Jaipur that day. Belmont. Racing across the street from the “ I hope they have another him. We were head-to-head all the was never more than a head back. Asked about the 1962 Travers. Each was assigned 126 pounds for track. Elaine Mann, then as now. Travers like it,” Stephens said of 73-year-old trainer Woody Stephens way. It was nip-and-tuck right down When they turned for home, Jaipur was an official with the museum. the 1962 classic, “ because it would after comeback win the Travers. Manuel Ycaza start­ to the finish.” moved to the lead. Form said that ■‘After that race, we sometimes be great.” By Bill Barnard The Associated Press 12th inning after his two-run single AL Roundup helped the Indians score seven runs Dave Stieb said it was the kind of in the sixth to erase a 7-1 deficit. game that could lift the spirit of the Tabler’s winning hit bounced out of SCOREBOARD Toronto Blue Jays for days. For the glove of diving right fielder save in his last 15 save opportuni­ Glenn Braggs, allowing Carmen Tom Henke, it was just another ties. Henke struck out Mark Castillo to score from third. victory. McGwire with one out and a runner John Farrell, 1-0, got the victory Yankaes4.iNarinari3 Stieb and Henke, along with on third, then retired Dwayne win. lose «. DKivW Padrea 9, Phiiiiea 4 in his major-league debut, allowing slugger George Bell, played key Murphy on a grounder to end the BasebaD two hits in the 12th. N EW Y O R K SEATTLE Transactions roles Tuesday night as the Blue game. abrhM ObrhM SAN D IE G O PHILA Jays rallied for a 2-1 victory over Molitor, whose streak is the ASechmss 3 1 1 1 irh M ObrhM Oakland scored its only run in the B ro n tly c f 5 110 i i m the . longest in the A L since Dom E a s ie r ph 1000 PBrodly If Jeftersn If 5 12 0 Sam uel 2b 3 0 2 0 sixth on Tony Bemazard’s RBI 3 10 0 ^CAMPIIKCoNKinioH ; Dimaggio hit in 34 straight games American League standings S k in n e rc 0000 A D a vIs 1b 4 0 2 2 m G w ynn r f 5 13 0 H ayes c f 6 0 2 3 BASEBALL Toronto took a half-game lead in double. 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(Live) ers who kidnapped his wife Peter Usti­ [USA] Search for Tomorrow ABC won with a 9.3 rating, the back into first place. (57) Tom Peters: The Power of Excell­ dD Alfred Hitchcock m BUILT THAT ence: The Forgotten Customer Manage­ nov. Omar Shariff. Rex Harrison. 1979 1:15AM ® MOVIE: 'The Loneliest first time "World News Tonight” ABC, which used to be peren­ Rated R a r k , d a d , ment specialist. Tom Peters discusses dD M*A*S‘ H Runner' A 13-year-old experiences fl/rt has been in first place since the nially third, has been edging into customer service. (60 min.) [USA] Riptide dD Godzilla Meets Mona Lisa shame, fear and humiliation from his ina- WHO Statue of Liberty celebration in blility to control his bed-wetting. Brian second place regularly this dD Matt Houston (ID INN News FUNDED HIM?” ALLEY OOP ' by Dave Graue .'July of last year. 8:30PM (13 0D Head of the Class (CC) Keith. Lance Kerwin, Michael Landon. summer. The last time the network [C N N ] Moneyline Arvid imagines himself playing roles in @3) Muy Especial: Julio Iglesias 1976 won without any extenuating news ("Moonlighting.") ("Star Trek,") and “NBC Nightly News" had a 9.2. [ESPN] SportsCenter [HBO] Not Necessarily the Media Ac­ [HBO] MOVIE; 'Scream For Help' A SEE IF VOU CAN ( AYE, AYE, ) W HERE A WE'RE HEADFD MOW SUPPOSE YOU circumstances such as the Statue of ("The Honeymooners”). (R) MY NAME'S AL...... 1 CAN'T The "CBS Evening News” had a [M A X ] Crazy At^ut the Movies: Elvis tress / comedian Claudette Wells joins daughter becomes the target of her step­ TELL ME WHO YO U/ TO TELL VOU TH' SEEM TO Liberty centennial was May 1982. d 3 $1,000,000 Chance of a Lifetime the NNTN team for this spoof of newspa­ ARE, MISTER! AND 9.0. The three tied in audience share '56 (CC) A profile of Elvis Presley, whose father when she uncovers his murderous TRUTH, l ie u t e n a n t , REMEMBER! Its winning streak in news was credits in 1956 included "Heartbreak [OIS] Danger Bay (CC) During several pers, radio, television and magazines plans to kill her wealthy mother. Rachael WHAT YOU'RE DO­ I DON'T KNOW WHY with a 20 each. (60 min.) (In Stereo) W IUIAM CUSHING, ING OUT HERE! I'M OUT HERE.' snapped, but NBC continued its Hotel," ” Don't Be Cruel," and "Hound equipment breakdowns, the president of Kelly. David Brooks. Marie Masters. 1196T King Faatufos SynOcaie Inc World ngnta reeorvoti 8*l9 U.S. NAVY.' ■ The rating is a percentage of the Dog," and his first of 33 motion pictures. China arrives at the Aquarium for a sur­ 1984 Rated R. •tfesf domination of the prime-time sche­ prise tour. estimated 87.4 million homes with ' Love Me Tender. " Also, features clips 1 1:00PM d3 CD (^ (3D ®D News d 3 Got Smart dule, winning its 29th week in a row of his TV appearances (60 min } 1:30AM televisions. The share is a percen­ in the ratings. 9:00PM d 3 Magnum, P.l. Magnum is (D (§D Late Show (In Stereo) (53) INN News tage of all homes actually watching [TM C] MOVIE: 'Baby: Secret of the Lost challenged by a cagey serial killer. (60 C93 Carol Burnett and Friends NBC had an average rating of 11.7 Legend' In Africa, a scientist and her min.) (R) dD Secrets of Success B r i d g e television during a particular time journalist husband attempt to reunite an (3D Humanitarian dD Home Shopping Game period. to CBS’ 10.5 and ABC’s 10.0. (53 (SD MacGyver (CC) Armed criminals NBC ran three leftover new infant dinosaur with its captured trap MacGyver and a pregnant woman (25) Barney Miller [CNN] Newsnight Update mother William Katt. Sean Young. Pa­ inside a warehouse. (60 min.) (R) dD Tales of the Unexpected . NBC’s Tom Brokaw was on episodes of "Family Ties” this trick McGoohan. 1985. Rated PG. (In [DIS] MOVIE: 'Christian the Lion' A zoo- vacation last week and was re­ summer. The final one last week Stereo) CD Last Convertible Five former room­ M*A*S*H raised-lion is set free in the African wild­ A tricky mates find that they have been whanged 01) PELICULA: 'Cronica de un Amor* erness. Bill Travers. Virginia McKenna, force out the ace, and his 10 would placed by Garrick Utley. ABC’s ranked No. 1. [USA] Airwolf The Airwolf team goes to as a result of their war experiences (2 George Adamson. 1976. Rated G. NORTH 8-U-87 pick up the outstanding trump. How •Peter Jennings left on vacation "The Days and Nights of Molly an international air show to assist with Una actriz de cine acepta un amor ♦ 5 hrs.) Part 3 of 3. honesto, provocando una serie de situa- [ESPN] Tom Mann Outdoors combination can you figure out the right play? It’s ■Wednesday. He was replaced by Dodd," ending its 13-week first run the escape of an agent posing as a mili­ B A 9 6 5 3 THE BORN LOSER * by Art Sansom tary pilot for another country. (60 min.) (3D dD Bronx Zoo In the reprise of the ciones violentas. Jacqueline Andere, Ri­ [USA]'MOVIE: 'A Girl, a Guy and a Gob' ♦ AQJ5 not easy, but here’s how to look at it. Ted Koppel, in what the network before returning midseason, tied series pilot, Danzig's arrival at Benjamin cardo Cortes A secretary is in love with her boss, but By James Jacoby Nothing matters if the defenders’ called a winning "one-two punch." with "Miami Vice” for 10th. 7:30PM d 3 p m Magazine Tandem Harrison High is met with tough opposi­ dZ)SCTV engaged to a sailor. George Murphy, Lu­ AKQS parachutes: Ted Shackelford ("Knots tion. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) trumps are 3-3. If the card you play £Moc:H''^/gMiLY m Mcvep^LUCK, feLAPY^^N COUP'SE,.. MOW EL’$E CAN^ . The win Tuesday added to the The rest of the top 10 shows were: Landing”). [CNN] Moneyline cille Ball, Edmond O'Brien 1941. WEST EAST South did well to jump to four (25) There is Something Wrong in Parad­ loses to the ace or queen, you are going 6FTrrv)gp; w h o w amtep t o aLiFopniA a n p c w m wo t a l e w t , good news at ABC News, already "The Cosby Show,” “Cheers,” [DIS] Best of Ozzie and Harriet 2:00AM ® MOVIE: 'Girl Crazy' A rich 4 Q 6 A A 9 8 3 spades. North had extra values to bid YOU EXPLAIN THE 6UCCE'S'9^ d 3 Current Affair ise to play another honor next to force out •celebrating the escape of former “Growing Pains," "Why Me” (a [ESPN] Inside the PGA Tour playboy falls for a Western girl on a ▼ Q J 10 2 VK87 two no-trump, and quite likely had a the defender’s remaining honor, and TD MAPP.Y Mgz ^MTAN PAPLOP! J ( JU^T LOCK X P ^MEOWE YOt)'^ UEALOU'^ ( D dD Jeopardyl (Cy. dD Novels: Esa Muchacha de Ojos Cafe dude ranch. Mickey Rooney, Judy Gar­ ♦ 10 8 4 ♦ 762 correspondent Charles Glass from made-for-TV movie), “60 Min­ d 3 Entertainment Tonight Singer Al Jar- [TMC] MOVIE: 'Off Beat' A mild- singleton spade. In that case, four hope that the suit divides. It also does o f ! dZ) In Performance at the White House land, June Allyson. 1943. A A 10 7 3 ♦ 864 his captors in Beirut. utes,” "Who’s the Boss?” “Moon­ reau. (In Stereo) Mel Torme, Marvin Hamiisch, Kaye Bal­ mannered librarian agrees to spades would be the best game con­ not matter if West holds A-x of spades. impersonate his friend, a New York City (33 MOVIE: 'Superargo' A team of auto­ NBC, its winning streak broken, lighting," and "Murder, She dD INN News lard and Patti Austin pay tribute to Cole mated men begin robbing banks. Guy SOUTH tract, since the defenders might be He will win, and later his partner will cop. Judge Reinhold, Meg Tilly. Clea- said a baseball game last week Wrote.” dD dD Carson's Comedy Classics Porter. The performance, taped June Madison, Ken Wood, Liz Barrett. 1967. ♦ K J 10 7 4 2 able to deprive North of long spade take two more tricks. But there is a 28th at the East Room with the Presi­ vant Derricks. 1986. Rated PG. pre-empted “NBC Nightly News” The lowest-rated shows were: dD Barney Miller [USA] Fridays (51) Twilight Zona ▼ 4 tricks if he played no-trump. The ma­ difference involved when West has Q- •on the West Coast, eliminating "Our House,” “Infiltration,” dent and Mrs. Reagan in attendance, in­ ♦ K 9 3 jor-suit game was reasonable, but de­ dD @D Newlywed Game cludes Porter classics, such as "Night [ESPN] Winner's Circle Horse Racing X, as here. Now declarer wins by rising about IS percent of its audience and “Sledge Hammer! ’’ "Our World,” and Day." and less familiar songs, like 1 1:30PM ® 8® Nightline (CC) Magazine ♦ J 9 2 clarer foundered in playing the trump dD Alice with the king and next playing low. He contributing to its second-place "Disney Sunday Movie,” "Dallas,” "Miss Otis Regrets". (60 min.) suit. [C N N ] Crossfire Vulnerable: Elast-West would also gain when West started fiidsh. "The Charmings," "Oh, Heavenly [CNN] Larry King Live Dealer: North South won dummy’s ace of hearts with the singleton queen, but not [DIS] Mouseterpiece Theater and led a spade back to his jack. After Next month, Nielsen introduces Dog,” "Animal Crack-Ups” and [DIS] And the Children Shall Lead LeVar enough to hold his trump losers to only hand-held people meters to replace "The Elle.: Burstyn Show.” [ESPN] Best Of Scholastic Sports Burton and Danny Glover star in the W e il N o rth East Soatb that start there was no way to avoid two. America story of a 12-year-otd Mississippi black FRANK AND ERNEST * by Bob Thaves its current ratings system, which “The Ellen Burstyn Show,” can­ s u m m e rz 1 V Pass 1 4 losing two more trump tricks, and he 8:00PM dD New Mike Hammer A girl's awakening to civil rights issues in Pass 2 ♦ Pass 2 4 had to go set a trick. Declarer would consists of diaries filled out by celed midseason for low ratings, homicidal women-hater threatens the the 1960s. (60 min.) Pass 2 N T ^viewers and devices attached to got a dismal 3.3 rating, even though Pass 44 have done better by playing a low A new book by James Jacoby and host of a television call in show. (60 [ESPN] Bowling: Seniors Championship Pass Pass Pass 'their television sets. it was a first-run episode. min.) (R) From Canton, Ohio. (2 hrs 1 (Live) cRQPts PestfoaL spade and putting up the king. When his father, the late Oswald Jacoby, is that held, his next play should be a lo w HE JUST d 3 MOVIE: 'The Assassination Bureau' [TMC] MOVIE: 'Murphys Law' A down- Opening lead: M Q now available at bookstores. It is “Ja­ A reporter is determined to expose an and-out cop must find the psychopathic spade. With the queen beating the air, coby on Card Games,” published by O y v i T H o u T organization which she believes to be a killer who murdered his wife before he declarer could then use his jack to Pharos Books. Dallas museum seeks gowns group of assassins for hire. Telly Sava- comes the next victim. Charles Bronson, ^U pff?V I,?IO N ------las. Oliver Reed, Diana Rigg. 1969 Kathleen Wilhoite, Carrie Snodgress. WASHINGTON (AP) - The the most popular exhibits at the fffj dD Perfect Strangers (CC) Larry re­ 1986. Rated R. Dallas Historical Society is hoping Museum of American History, but grets taking a Myposian cure for the [USA] MOVIE: 'Power' A Chicago dock P olly’s P ointers X TH tNK IT'J- to lure westward the elegant gowns the area where they are displayed common cold. (R) worker rises in the labor ranks with the that America’s first ladies wore at is scheduled for renovation, forcing V : > $ ^ i N 6 0 n the grand balls that celebrated a temporary shutdown of the their husbands’ inaugurations. exhibit after Labor Day. ounces of chocolate. Yon can also ERS, in care of this newspaper, P.O. & V E ’- I Easy chocolates e 1*4’by NfA tw /9 ji Roger Kennedy, the museum simply melt plain chocolate without Box 93863, aeveland, OH 44101-5863. John Crain, director of the director, said a museum-to- Y the added fat. However, the consisten­ Be sore to include the title. — POLLY society, said Tuesday he is nego­ with no paraffin cy and final appearance of the dipped WINTHROP ®by Dick Cavalli museum loan would bring in some AUGUST 21,22 and 23. DEAR POLLY — To keep a cake tiating with the Smithsonian Insti­ of the money needed to pay for THURSDAY By Polly FUher candies will be better with the addi­ Y” tion of the oil or shortening. from sticking to a pan, I grease the tution for the loan of the dresses to constructing a new exhibit area for TH EV SAY ANY NEW COLLAR commemorate the reopening of the Berlin Fair Grounds, Berlin, CT For really professional candies, pan with shortening, line it with " KILLS l=LEAS AND TICKS the 44 gowns and 750 or so White & DEAR POLLY — What kind of par­ Hall of State in the fall of 1988. House furnishings, which be ex­ yon’ll want to use tempered choco­ waxed paper, then grease the paper FOR SIX MONTHS." Follow Signs off Route 72, Berlin, CT affin should be added to chocolate to and coat it with flour. Let the finished The gowns have long been one of pects will cost at least $1.5 million. make it usable for dipping? Is this the late. Tempering is a heating and cool­ ing techniiine that stabilizei the cocoa cake stand a few minutes before re­ FRIDAY Over 200 Master Craftsmen will be ordinary kind that is used to seal jelly moving it from the pan. — MARIE jars? —A.J. batter in the coating chocolate so that demonstrating and selling fine DEAR A J. — Some old^formalas it hardens to a fine, even texture and ONLY exfiriuit suggest adding a bit of par­ shiny appearance. And nothing’s add­ Polly w ill send you a Polly Dollar C i n e m a American Crafts. affin to chocolate to prepare it for ed, so yon end ap with a coating of Just ($1) if she uses your favorite Pointer, real chocolate. I’m sending yon a cop ” dippiag. However, I pr^er to use only Peeve or Problem in her column. t ) ' i-!■ ilci hu cd ! Iii\ wci'l "(.nltl^ H i t / rc^ load la my homemade candles. of my newsletter “Handmade Choco­ ' HARTFORD MANCHRfTRR Write POLLY'S POINTERS in care of IX Slnmno City — Snow White and the UA Tbeotcrt Rott — Adventures In Baked III llh- \''ih nl (-iiiiiii i hi III ( diiii'and u'lchmli The paraffin is not harmfol, hat lates,* which gives easy tempering in­ this newspaper. Jiwen Dwarfs (G) 1. — La Bomba Babysitting (PG) 2:)5, 4:45, 7:20, 9:40. wouldn’t yon rather not eat petroleum structions as well as recipes for mak­ •(PG-13) 7:15,9:35. The Whistle Blower — The Untouchables (R) 2,4:30,7,9:30. / / /; I ! l ; : 1! ,u 111!' i ' I i < 111 ■ I i d I i 11 pradacti? ing chocolate truffles (in dark, milk '(RD) 1:25,7:05,9:45.— Jean Oe FI orette — Spocebolls (PG) 2 ,4 ,6 ,1 ,10. '(PO) 1:15, 5:40, 9:20. — Nadine (PG) VRRNDN Stuffed Yoa can make a quick dipping choc­ and white chocolate), chocolate-cov­ U.S. ACRES by Jim Davit .l:U , 6:50, 9:50. Cine 1 A 2 — Adventures In Babysit­ olate by melting ordinary chocolate ered caramels, marshmallows and Tennis star Ivan Lendl has played ting (PG-13) 7:10, 9:30. — Spacebolls chipa or chocolate candy bars with a more fine candies. Others who would in the last five U.S. Open finals (PG) 7,9:15. Broccoli Sole Entertainment by tablespoon of vegetable oil or solid like a copy of this issue should send $1 matches, losing the first three and W H A T'5 ON THEN TORN IT OH r BAST HARTPORD „ WILLIMANTIC TONIGHT, BO? 6TU P IP j ------' ;; im iw eed Pub A C in *m — The U.A. Tile Cinemas — Masters of the The Wright Brothers vegetable shortening for each 6 to 8 for each copy to POLI.Y’S POINT­ winning the last two. c .-Wllchet of Eatlwlck (R) 7:30. Universe (PG) 1:10,3:10,5:10,7:15,9; 15. '•P o o r Rlcbord'i Pub A ClnenM — — Can't Buy Me Love (PG) 1:15,3:15, See ua at the Feast plus International Foods! ;Oraon#t (PO-13) 7:30,9:30. ^ — 'D'9 Monster Souad IbuweqM Clnuiiioi 1-9— Sfakeoul (R) (P(3-13) 1f30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30, 9:30. — .12:20,2:35,4:50,7:40,10:10. — The Core Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs (G) Festll Friday Noon to 6, Saturday & Sunday 10 to 6. Bears Advtnlurtt In Wonderland (G) 1:20,3. — The Lost Bovs (R) 5:15,7:10, '12. — RoboCop (R) 12:10,4 7:30,9:50. 9:10. — Summer School (PG-13) 1:10, '— Can't Buy Me Love (PG-13) 12:50, 9 :« . — Who's Thof Girl (PG) 3:15,5:15, ADMIS.SION AOIIl ES !)0, SFNIOH EH EI?E:NS S? EiO. "3:05, 5:10, 7:20, 9:40. — The Llvlrn 7:40. — La Bomba (PG-13) 1,3,5,7:25, '.Da^iiaiDavllahte (PG) 12,2:25,4:50,7:25,10:10. 9:25. OOakStmt CMII (JHE N l)NI)!.E-l l^l f E( E E Wl EH AOUl E PEOPLE WHO k n o w toil Boyt I 1, 3, 9:40. — No 'Wav()ut (R) 12:40,2:55,5:10,7:40,10:10. DRIVH-IN8 SEA FOOD UNL IMI ETI) H(E f I'AHKINO H AIN OH SHI N E ' knowYtjBra*:know tfMra*s » certain magic | I I I V W W i Summer School (P<»-13) 1,5,9:30. — MonsiMiaMonsIMd — The LivingLIvini Dovllqhts Daylights MNOISIIR about Clauifiad Advartiiing. .DItorderlle* (PG) 2, 4:35,7:15,9:30.— (PG) with The Karate Kid Port• II■■ (PG) SEUVMG THE AREA OYER MYEARS 643-2711 .Matters of the Universe (PG) 12:30, at dork. — RoboCop (R)- with The AN AMTS AND E:HAE ES r E SEIVALS, INC PH t SE N I A EI ON '2:35, 4:40, 7:10. — Back to the Beach Terminator (R) at dark. — Snow White 649-9937 KPO) 3,5,7:30. — Full Metal Jacket TR) and the Seven Dwarfs (G) with Song of .3:»,9:30. the South (O) at dork. SSS 1 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. Aug. 19. 1967 -M^NCHjEgTERJIERALD, W ed n ^ a y. Aug. 19.1987 — 19 Checklist helps avoid snags in buying or selling home Could the sale I _ ^ r> .. .i.. ^ -- Cause of the misunderstanding: REAL ESTATE OPPORTUNITIES of a home be standing occurred over when the northern New Jersey, you must use know this is not always so. Such stopped by a Neither the buyers nor their real escrowed down payment would be [Z*4.\ 'State agent inquired about the an attorney to close title, whereas aspects as a new survey and giant philoden­ released to the seller, recalls in southern New Jersey, title back-up in mortgage applications; dron? Seems bl- specific personal property Items to Jacques Mitchell, president of be included in the sale. companies or escrow companies can cause delays. You and your- zarre, but Houlihan-Lawrence in New York’s often handle closings. Sylvia The philodendron squabble even­ agent should be listening careftilly.' stranger things Westchester County. The reason: A In training new real estate agents tually was resolved. But until an for problems that may delay the; have happened difference of custom between two to avoid similar problems, Mitchell < Portar agreement was reached, the inci­ closing. • in real estate regions led to complications for a has developed a negotiation check­ a Personal property. Also re-! REAL ESTATE THIS WEEK negotiations. dent produced needless anxiety for couple selling a home in the country lists. If you are buying or selling a both buyer and seller. The entire ferred to as the “ Nailed Down; Just north of New York City. home, you will benefit by making Rule.” If it isn’t nailed down to the- QUESTION: N 1 episode could have been avoided in the first place. The custom in Westchester is to sure all of the following items have house, don’t assume it’s included in! featuring: U&R REALTY CO. How common is release the down payment to the been discussed at the time the offer the deal. Chandeliers? Dis-; it for a seemingly flawless real ments are inevitable. Mortgages seller when all parties have met to purchase or sell Is made: hwashers? Door knockers? Refrig­ estate deal to fall completely "REAL ESTATE NEGOTIA­ fall through. Some people change and the title report shows no • Price. ’The basic point. It must erators? Do not wait until you reach' apart? TIONS are both logical and emo­ their minds. Others simply can’t problems. But in New York City, be understood by both parties. the contract table to discover that; tional," says Carolyn Weber, vice funds are traditionally held In agree on a price. Many conflicts are president of regional development • Contingencies. Engineering the elaborate carpeting covering; ANSWER: It happens every day, escrow until closing. The sellers and other inspections must be unavoidable. at Century 21 of the Northeast. In the entire living room is actually a! according to real estate experts. should have realized, or been complete. the struggle between buyer and large rug and not included. Don’t! All tell similar heart-wrenching informed by their real estate agent, • Down payment. What is the seller for the "best” price, a minor assume anything. A walk-through ; stories of people who lose their IN THE CASE of the philoden­ that using a lawyer from the city amount in terms of dollars? If with the buyer can a void this pitfall.! dream homes — and real estate dron, a dispute arose at the closing detail can evolve into an enormous would affect the sale in this way. If you are looking for a home, don’t miss stumbling block. escrowed, in whose account? • Be sure to have the full names,! this lovely 8 room, like new. Colonial, that agents who forfeit huge commis­ over whether the plant was among Where is interest to be credited? In legal addresses and telephone, sions — because of what appears to personal property to be Included in "What’s more, as a buyer you can “ LOCAL CUSTOM PREVAILS,” different areas across the U.S., offers 3 bedrooms, family room, living jeopardize the down payment in numbers of all parties: buyers, ‘ be an insignificant detail to an the sale price of the home. The notes Dick Schlott, president of customs vary. Be aware of this. sellers, agents and lawyers! room, formal dining room, kitchen and outsider. sellers Insisted they be paid $200 addition to opening yourself up to a Schlott Realtors based in New lawsuit if the seller has met all the • Deed. Depending on where you involved. enclosed sun room, with a 2 car garage, Anyone who ever has been extra for it — a stipulation they Jersey. "One of the bigger mis­ are moving, custom varies on the A final point: Get everything in' involved with real estate negotia­ claimed to have made when the terms of the contract.” And of takes a person can make is hiring fireplace and 1 Vz baths, all for *209,000. course you lose the house. type of deed you will have. writing. As one agent put it, "It! EAST HARTFORD - Oversized 7 room raised ranch tions knows that some disappoint­ buyers were first shown the house. an attorney not familiar with local Call us. In another case, a misunder­ • Closing date. Often discussed must be up-front and in writing,' near Long Hill Country Club. 3 bedrooms, large custom.” One'example he cites: In as absolute, but experienced agents otherwise it won’t fly.” family room, 3 baths, 2 car garage, treed lot with a view — $179,000. Advice Report suggests U&R REALTY CO. Repairmen play waiting game bypass surgery ; 643.269Z U&R REALTY CO. could be cheaper Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 643.1692 J Robert D. Murdock, Realtor as much as consumers do m i WASHINGTON (AP) — The thousands of Medicare ‘ 4 patients needing heart bypass surgery each year could ! ------N DEAR for teen-age job hunters signed "the get top-dollar treatment at bargain-basement prides ABBY: In re­ Boss” were excellent. But I have by going to hospitals that specialize in the operation; a ’ sponse to both one more suggestion that was government report says. you and "Har­ D.W.HSH omitted: Be sure to contact poten­ ’ ’The irony is that we can afford to send our; riet in Pho­ •123,900 Comimrclal-InvMtmmt Company tial employers yourself. Don’t have beneficiaries to the very best and have a good outcome! A b b y New Listing — Price Is right on this FOR SALE enix:" Harriet Dear Mom or Dad make the calls for you. and it will be cheaper,” Inspector General Richard P .! compla ined adorable 5 room Cape with room Abigail Van Buren As a park superintendent. I Kusserow of the Department of Health and Human- VERNON: about repair­ receive many job inquiries from Services said Tuesday. .!! ! for expansion.. Newly remodeled • IND. 12 PRIME ACRES. 1-84 ao/A men who could teen-agers, and I can tell you that I kitchen, new deck and located In 6 INC. 2S000 8F UPOATEO BLDC. 2aSK • APT. 7 FAM ON COMM RT 83 5S0K not tell her would never consider hiring one The survey he outlined for reporters found tlrat nice quiet neighborhood. "hospitals and surgical teams that perform more than •' whether they who did not speak for him or Mancheater Very Pntty *154,900 STAFFORD: 200 (bypass) surgeries per year have better outcomes ! Maneheeler EKeallanf *231,900 • IND. 6000 SF MFO/WH8E ONLY 138K would come be­ herself. Eye dormared cape sat on big comer lot with a Anaaldl built ralaad ranch with 3 nice bedrooms. Including a fore noon or af­ A teen-ager whose mom or dad in terms of mortality rates, lengths of stay and' picture perfect yard. 3 bedrooms, fireplaced living 12x17 mastsr. 13 x 21 firspitced living room, and 12 x 20 8UFFIELD : ter noon, but the last straw was has to make the initial call or charges.” , ! room, dining room, partially finished lower level, orM flrepfaeed family room, dining room, laundry room, 2'A • IND. 10 ACRES BROLY AREA 176/A been dripping for a month.” ) car detached garage. • IND. 1.2 AC W/HOUSE S BARN 280K when the drapery cleaners told her 4. While on a routine maintenance contact either doesn’t want the job With the government spending about $1.5 billioaa ! baths, patio, shad. 2 car garage. Good location. they would pick up her draperies call, serviceman gets an emer­ very much, or he’s too shy to year on bypass surgery for an estimated 63,0m ; FOR LEASE sometime on Thursday or Friday. gency call: “ Water is running down verbalize his own thoughts. A sad Medicare beneficiaries, the potential savings aro ! Harriet suggested that if more significant. MANCHESTER: on Mrs. Jones — five miles away. case, either way, •154,900 • WH8E/MFQ 400000 CF NEAR I-S4 consumers would stand up for their NEBRASKA BOSS Noting that "some of the nation’s most prominent; NEW BLDO., ALARM, SPKLRS, Please rush over before everything 7 room. L shaped ranch In quiet rights, another field of consumer is ruined!” (Emergency calls al­ cardiac surgeons and medical centers are offering ! D.WFISH 20.000 8F 4.5

Notices Notices Business Propertv Entertainment...... Form Supplies ond Eoulpment . Ortice/Retoll Eoulpment ...... RATES: 1 toPdovs: POcentsper line per doy. G l ] HELP WANTED Lost/Pound...... Resort Propertv . Bookkeeoing/Income Tok . [HELP WANTED 01 Recreotlonol Eoulpment...... 7 to 19 dovs: 70 cents per line per dov. HELP WANTED iNELPW ANTa Pmonoit...... 02 M ortpopes...... Corpentry/Remodellnp. . At a condition procodont to IHELP WANTED iHaPWAHTBI IHELP WANTED Wanted to Buv .... Polntlng/Poperlng...... Boots ond Morlne:£Qulpment . 30 to 35 dovs: 40 cents per line per dov. CARPENTER. Eastern AimooncemtnH...... 03 Musicoi Items...... 36 or more dovs: 50 cents per line per day. the placement of any adver­ Auctions...... 04 Rooflnp/Sldlnp...... EVERGREEN Lawns has Comeros ond Photo Eoulpment. MliHmem cHorpe: 4 lines. tising In the AAonchester He­ and central Ct. Expe­ ACCOUNTING Clark. We WAITRESS^vrantecMuM Flnonciol...... Rentals Flooring...... openings for hard RECEPTIONIST Tor TR A V E L agency east of 05 Electrlcol ...... Pets and Supplies ...... rald, Advortiter hereby rienced, mature, de­ hove an opening for an time part time. Apply Rooms tor R en t...... oorees to protect. Indemnify working lawn care spe­ medical office. Part the river needs q u itt­ Heotlne/Plumblng...... Miscelloneous for S o le ...... D EA D LIN ES : For clossifled odvertlsements to pendable, own trans- Individual with a min­ In person Luigi's Res­ Emplovment A Education Aoortmenfs for Rent...... Miscellaneous Services... Toe Soles...... be published Tuesday through Soturdov. the cialist year round em­ time working Into full ance typing and tele­ Condomlnlumsfor Rent.. and hold harmless the Man­ portotlon. Coll 633-9262. TELEMARKETIN6 imum of 1 veor office Services Wanted ...... Wonted to B u v / T ro d e ...... deodilne Is noon on the dov before publlcotlon. chester Herald, Its otflcers ployment available. taurant, 706 Hartford time. Experience pre­ phone etiquette re­ Hb Ip W onted...... 11 Homes for Rent...... experience preferably Rd., Monchester. Slfuoflon W a n te d ...... 11 For odvertlsements to be published Mondov- and employees against any GRAM PY'S corner store Competitive wages and ferred but will train. quired. Will train. Store/Oftice Sooce...... the deodilne Is 3 :X p.m. on Fridov. Part TI h m In general accounting. Business Opportunities...... K Resort Propertv...... Merchandise and all liability, loss or has openings for co- benefits. Will train. SCHOOL year office help. Send resume to P. o. Repsond to Box GG c/o Instruction...... 14 Duties Include process­ Industriol Propertv...... Holldoy/Seosonol___ Automotive expense. Including attor­ shlers/clerks. Flexible Good driving record Looking for people 5-7 hours per day. Typ­ Box 127 Manchester, Emplovment Services...... \i y Goropes and Storope...... R EA D YO U R A D . Clossifled odvertlsements ore neys’ fees, arising from ing accounts payable the Manchester Antioues and Collectibles Cors tor Sole ...... hours. Liberal benef­ and high school di­ ing, telephone, and at­ Ct. 06040. Herald. Is Roommotes Wonted...... Clothing ...... Trucks/Vons for Sole ...... token by telephone os o convenience. The who like to talk on Monchester Herold Is responsible for onlv one claims of unfair trade practi­ its. Apply at Grampv's Invoices, computer Wonted to Rent...... Furniture...... Com pers/Trollers...... ploma required. S300 tendance records. Ex­ Real Estate Incorrect Insertion ond then only for the site of ces, Infringement of trade­ the phone; speak botching, light typing, AUTOMOTIVE. Growing CAR Washer neededTRel TV/Stereo/Apotlonces.. Motorevcies/Mooeds...... corner store 706 Main cellent benefits. East the orlplnol insertion. Errors which do not marks, trade names or pat­ per week salary plus company seeks respon­ Homes for Sole ...... Mochlnery and Tools . Auto Services...... with a pleasant and maintenance of ac­ sponsible mole needed ^ Services lessen the volue of the odvertlsement will not ents, violation of rights of St. Manchester.______production bonus. Call Catholic High School Condominiums for Sole. Lawn ond Gordon ...... Autos for Rent/Lease...... counting files plus mis­ sible person to Install to wash cart and run be corrected by on odditlonoi Insertion. privacy and Infringement of DRIVER Fuel oil. Class 11 649-8667 between 9-5. voice; who can Lots/Lond for Sole...... !!! 23 Child Core...... Good Things to Eot ... Miscelloneous Automotive . cellaneous office du­ radios, ipeed controls, errands. Perfect driv­ Investment Propertv ...... 34; Cleonlnp Services Fuel Oll/Cool7Flrewood Wonted to Buv/Trode ...... copyright ond proprietary license required. De­ work from 4-0 p;m„ sunroofs ond other au­ rights, unfair competition ties. Send resume to or ing record Is a must. pendable fuel oil deliv­ CHALLENQINQ unique Monday-Thursday. complete application AAA tomotive accessories. Hours 8-12 Mondoy- and libel and slander, which ery east of river. Expe­ may result from the publica­ poaWoa A busy oMoe in ot: Personnel Depart­ Mutt hove own tools. Frlday. Inquire: Tho­ tion of ony odvertlsment In rienced only. Fulltime. Wo offer: Hourly ment, Anriersen Group Manchester Experience preferred mas Kelly, Carter Insurance and benef- Manchester Is looking fora HOMER I91dHOMER the Manchester Herald by wea qualfled general of- wage; commis­ Inc., 1280 Blue Hills but will train capable Chevrolet. 646-6464. advertiser. Including adver­ Its. Coll 647-9137. sions; Incentives; Ave., Bloomfield, ct. Has several person. For Interview IHEIPWAHTED HELPWAHTED IHELP WANTED HELP WANTED FDR RALE I^ M forrale tisements In any free distri­ CASHIER In convenience floe worker to work on a ra- 06022. please call. Custom ENDTNESUmn bution publications pub­ guler part-time boeie, 44) paid vacations; store. Flexible hours, positions open In Auto Radio Distribu­ at the Hartford Sym­ S TE E L Erector/Welder. GO VER NM EN T Homes M ELLO W 8. Minted. A lished by the Manchester courtesy member­ AN IM M ED IA TE open- tors of Cf., Inc. 289-9396, LANDSCAPE laborers. X-RAY technician. Im­ tart full blend of old Herald. Penny Sleffert, nights and weekends. hours par day. Time frame Ing for warehouse and our Broad Street phony Orcheatra with Full time position. 649- Connecting and laying RETAIL Nursery work. from $1 (U repair). 633-4155. ship; sales train­ Mondoy-Frlday, 9am- P u z z l e s mediate Medical Care deck. Will train. Many and new combine to Publisher. flexible. Expertenoeneoee- delivery work. Steady a fun part-time even­ 1982 or 875-6822 oner center ot Manchester Apply In person. Flexi­ Delinquent tax prop­ aary. We are rdMng to pay ing. office. Must be 5pm. ______fringe benefits Inicud- ble hours, no expe­ erty. Repossessions. create this clean 3 bed­ work Monday through ing Job. Phone person­ 5pm.______has a part time wee­ room Colonial Cape on LOST Top Pay/ for a quollflad worker. Friday. Higher than A U TO air conditioning alities needed to pro­ Ing dental. East Hart­ rience necessary Whi­ Coll 805-687-6000 exten­ If interested call- people-oriented, WAITER/Waltress. Full kend opening for a ford Welding. 289-2323. North Elm street..Clas­ Good typing and word average hourly rate, Installer. Growing mote the 67-68 season. registered x-ray tech­ thorn Nursery, route 6, sion. GH 9965. AND FOUND Judy at 646-7096. neat appearing, ACROSS 42 Actor Sparks Answer to Pravioui Puzile or part time. Expe­ EOE. ______sic oak wood work, Now Ratos time and half after 40 company seeks quali­ Outstanding Incen­ nician. Interested ap­ Bolton. 9-5:30.643-7802. M ANCHESTER. $252,900. procaeeing naadad. Inaur- 44 Safety rience preferred - but stenciled walls, plush hours, benefits Include exc. salary, fied persons to Install 1 Ostrich WELDER. Portable Impeccable, spacious LOST. 2 year old mole, Pediatric RN's anoa claims exparlonoa on tives. Temporary work. egency not necessary. Apply at plicants call Sheri at carpeting and o 2 car AAA Auto Club paid Blue Shield, vaca­ air conditioning and 5 Rad (comb. welding and field work. Call Martha Qaeddert (abbr.) Me Kono Restaurant. 721-7393 Monday 2'/3 year old LaCavo 4 orange long haired, needed for several aaaet Serx) resume tolMl- benefits, no other related automo­ form) garage. 1 year home 301 Broid Strool tions, and holidays. In­ 5-9 p.m. 246-8742 46 Spectacle 649-0090.______through Friday 9 to 4. Call East Hartford bedroom Colonial. Ex­ bushy tailed cat. Vicin­ home care cases. tive accessories. Expe­ 9 Rainy HOMES warranty Inicuded. wm Moopr. ■■ in a Mai- terviews a t : Manches­ 49 More strange W e ld in g . 289-2323. quisite master bed­ ity of Homestead St., Minchoster, weekend work. 12 Poetic foot Blanchard 8> Rossetto Vernon Tolland, ctaw.cmNaikpitoM* ter Tobacco & Candy rience preferrred but SHIPPERS Si Receivers. 53 French yes HOLIDAY Inn In East FORMAN, carpenters EOE. FOR SALE room suite with wolk-ln M6-1770. Equal Opportunity Employsr will train capable per­ 13 Air (comb, Realtors. "We Guaran­ Mansfield areas. Compnay, 299 Green Good pay and excellent form) 54 In the interim Hartford Is looking tor siding people wanted. closet, 1st floor family Contact Bob Jones, son. Must have own 56 Vase tee Our Homes". 646- Rd., Manchester. benefits. Apply at 14 Yoke _____ am/pm desk clerk, Time and a half. Insu­ Alt real estate advertised In and laundry rooms, Flexible schedules. tools. Immediate 57 Oisarve 2482.0______PART time clerk, 20-25 646-7096 Namrok Industries, 249 15 Dishes am/pm walter/wal- rance benefits. Man­ INVENTORY CONTROL the Manchester Herald Is tastefully decorated 58 Raaponsibil- FIRST prize quality I HELP WANTED All shifts. hours per week. No CARING, loving, expe­ placement available. Progress Dr., 17 Besebell tress, am-pm bus per­ chester, S. Windsor, Fest-peced materials sublect to the Fair Housing throughout. Century 21 rienced, Individuals RECEPTIONIST An iR M l OpportunNy EmRloyar Please call Custom Manchester. pieyer Mel rty Glastonbury area. 647- Act of 1968, which makes It young 3 bedroom Willi­ Call Quality Care experience necessary, 59 UcanM plata son hostess, and cock- management depart­ Epstein Realty. 647- needed for child care Auto Radio Distributor 3844.______llleoal to advertise any pref­ amsburg Colonial In DRIVER. Part time for will train. Apply In BANK Teller. Part time 60 Eya infaction tall server. We offer ment seeks self-mo- 8895.D Manchester Herald positions In Hartford Cattomer Service NURSES Aides. Training of Ct., 289-9396. Mon­ 18 Suhen't erence, limitation or discrim­ Lydall Woods.. This 521-9050 person. Savings Bank class starting soon. day through Friday position available for wives 61 Welshman, competitive wage, full GOLF course mainte­ tivatad Individual wNh ination based on race, color, M ANCHESTER. $124,900. lavish residence Is route. Coventry area. of Manchester, Loan County. Coll Nannies South Windsor Bank & 19 Marches •9 company benefits. nance. Full and part religion, sex or notional Charming older 3 bed­ Short hours. Good pay "R " Us Inc. 233-7457, Join the front office You will be paid while 9om to 5pm. good math aptitude. Cleon and coptuatlng. MACHINIST. Minimum 3 Center. EOE.______your learn, plus re­ Trust Company at our 21 Advise DOWN Apply In person. 363 time. Call 646-1151. Tal- Needs to be able to inlar- origin, or on Intention to room Colonial with Call 742-8867. 9-12am, 7 ask for Suzonne. 23 Family moke any such preference, See this lovely home years experience. team of Syndet Pro­ Ellington office. Hours 16 Unicellular or­ Roberts St., East Iwood Country Club, specious rooms in con­ D EN TA L Hygienists pe- ceive free meals. Tak­ member |sl.) 1 Weaithv 40 Devoted faoe well with people and limitation or discrimination. with It's Urto dote floor to lOpm.D ______Days. Should have own RNS wanted for full and Monday 7:45 to 3:00pm, ganisms Hartford. route 85 Hebron. venient location. Im­ dlotrlc office In Man­ ducts, Inc. a national ing applications for full Clerk Typist 24 United 2 Hearty laugh worshiper handle work load with- The Herald will not know­ plan today! Blanchard tools. Pay commensu­ port time, 11-7 shift. Tuesday and Wednes­ 20 Buenos 43 Noblawoman REGIONAL Classified chester. Full or part or part time certified 27 ForeteU (con^i. wd.) mlnlmal supervision. Pre­ ingly accept any advertise­ maculate condition, 8i Rossetto. "We Gua­ rate with experience. manufacturer and 45 For a special BUSINESS office ot East ads reach nearly time positions. Salary Apply ADN, Salmon nurses aides for all If you're losing for a day 7;45am to 11 ;00am, 29 Reedy for 3 Turkish titta D EN TA L Assistant. Man- ment which 1$ In violation of lots of updating, priced 22 An Osmond purpose (2 vious (Mrtbutlon and rantee Our Houses". 3,000,000 homes. One Paid holidays, health Brook Convalescent supplier of products f r i l l y woildng envi­ Thursday 7:45 to 5pm, hervett 4 AlCapp chester. Immediate Catholic High school the low. to sell. Call today for on negotiable and benefits shifts. Earn a high rate 24 Crave wds.) computer exparlerxto a 646-2482.0 and dental Insurance. Home Salmon Brook Friday and 7:45 to 7pm. 32 "The____ character needs on assistant for appointment. Century classified ad placed provided. Call 649-4655. to the commercial of pay plus bonus ronment where yoiTII be 25 Behold (Let) 46 Show full time position. Will s o u t h e r n New Eng- Coll 647-1913.______Cometh? 5 Cold end bookkeeping. Basic plus. We offer an excel­ M ANCHESTER. It you with the Manchester Drive, Glastonbury. hours. For more Infor­ Previous teller or cash­ 26 Driving batty displeesure train. Send resume to; land classifleld ads 21 Epstein Realty. 647- vehicle wash indus­ treated with roepect, 34 Shows ecom damp lent benefit package lr»- are looking tor o home Herald will be placed In PART time office secre- Please call 633-5244. ier experience helpful. 28 Rocky 47 Distinctive P. O. Box 505, computer skills help­ 8895.0 mation please call: Di­ 36 Protective 6 Piled reach nearly 800,000 try. Excellent tele­ this position will Interest Excellent starting sa­ Mountain air Manchester. ful, hexible hours. Ex­ dudlng, medtoal, denial don't miss this lovely 8 over 200 newspapers tary, 20 hours, flexible, ACCOUNTANT. New po­ rector of Nurses, Mrs. barrier 7 Odd (Scot) homes In Connecticut you. park 48 In a p p le t cellent benefits. 649- and life Insurance. Please M ANCHESTER. $284,900. room like new Colon­ throughout New Eng­ 643-5100.______sition In small business phone and typing A. Plante, Crestfleld lary plus Incentives. 37 Hurts B Paopia of and Rhode Island. The WALDREEN'S Apply between 9-5, 30 Club leader order 5336. contact Usa Pierce 649- LoCava built Gorrison ial, that otters 3 bed- land for one low price. tor degreed accoun­ 38 Become action TEACHING Assistant. price tor a basic 25 FU L L time counter per­ skills required as Convalescent Home- Strong typing end filing (ebbr.) 50 Eat in style Colonial on a gorgeous rooms,1'/2 bahts, fam­ Call Classified 643-2711 tant with 1-3 years ex­ Mondoy-Frlday at: 115 sound 9 Most ' Energetic loving per- 4415 or send resume to; word ad Is only S90 ond son. Maintenance and well as the ability to /Fenwood Manor at end date entry skills re­ 31 Existence 51 Jewish SECRETARY. Good typ­ lot In 0 highly desired ily room, living room _ and ask for detalls.n deliveries. High school Pharmacy perience. Responslblll- 843-5151, Monday Edwin Rd, S. Windsor 39 Actor forastid 33 Riot month \Sons needed for day IMS INC., 340 Progress will appear In 75 news­ deal with a fast quired. Will answer Montand 10 Grafted. in 35 Non-attendin- ing skills, pleasant area. 4 large bedrooms fireplaced, formal din­ PART Time store clerk. graduate preferrred. tles Include; through Frldoy, 9am to or call Muriel Marks at 52 Relax care center. Morning DrlvB, Mancheetor. CT. papers. For more In­ phonw. 289-6061 for an 41 M e o ____ heraldry g parson « 55 Compass phone personality. For 08046 . Including master suite ing room, kitchen and Apply Salvation Army Apply at: Redfield Ren­ Involvement In cash paced environment. 3pm. tung or afternoons. Call formation coll Classi­ appointment.______11 Kids (comp, wd.) point Sonshine Day Care appointment call 643- with dressing area and enclosed sun room with Thrift Store, 385 Brood tal Center, 11 Tolland NOW HIRING! bookkeeping, bonk re- Mon-Frl., 8-4:30. Ex­ We will be Interviewing 0622. ______fied, 643-2711 and ask 4 double closets. For­ a 2 cor garage. All for Street, Manchester. Tpke, Manchester. concllllatlons/and col­ FU LL time position open Center. 646-7160. tor detatls.o cellent company be­ at our plant at 300 Rye 10 11 WAITRESS-MornIng mal dining room, spa­ $209,000. Coll us. U 8i R 646-6216.______lections. Group Insu- Full time position for lawn care and PART time office work. PART Time help wanted. Looking for full time nefits and pay. available Install­ StreaL So. Windsor, C T Sales clerks. Mother's shlStt. Apply In person; PEACHY Keen!! Adora- cious kitchen and brick Realty, 643-2692.a EXPERIENCED person rance/beneflt landscaping mainte­ Mature person return­ Johnnie's Brass Key, ble Nantucket Cape fireplaced family part time program. Please call ment Loan Depart­ on Wednesday end nance, will train. 647- hours available. Apply IMMACULATE alumi­ needed for custom Please call for an ap­ ing to work force. Flex­ 8 2 9 Main St., Cod at Lydall Woods. room. 16 X 30 deck, for appoinment, Thursday, August ig 1349. at Eblens. 646-1191. num sided 3 bedroom draperies. Full time. • Cosmeticians pointment; ment. Applicant's ible days. Call Mrs. Monchester.______Onlv one year young, 2 central vac, 2 baths, cor garage. More! O. 12;30, Prague Shoe 4pm. 649-2596 or 643- PRE-SCHOOL part time quiet neighborhood. Hourly rate $6 *. • Cashiers Michelle O'Neil communication em -4pm . It you cannot chen utility person. MEDICAL Asslslstan- 1st floor family room W. Fish Realty. 643- Buckley school dis­ BOWLING CENTER Company Administra­ 0020. t/Receptlonlst. Flexi­ help. If you love child­ Contact Phyllis at 456- skills (a must). Posi­ apply In person, ploase Nights 4-9:30. Call 643- ren, are organized, and and laundry, fully ap- 1591.0 ______trict. $126,900. 649-5621. Apply In person: tive. 282-9074. 4349. Antonio's Restau- ble hours. Family 3527. HIRING! Syndet call 2820671 and ask FULL time/part time want to be a pre-school pllanced eat-ln kit­ E X C E LL E N T. Manches­ tion involves dealing ront, 956 Main St., practice. Send resume chen, pretty soft coun­ COVEN TR Y. Ranch, 3 263 W. Middle Tpke. with branches and for Mary Sullivan. bookkeepers. Call be­ teacher please call ter. $231,900. Ansoldl bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 Products, Manchester. ______to P. O. Box 9547, try decor! Owners built raised Ranch with •Manager Trainee Manchester, C T local automobile tween 8 and 3. 646-2465 Bolton, Ct. 06043 KIndercare In Man­ cor garoge, to be built. NURSES LOOKING for after chester. Linda 646-7090. a n xio u s! $143,500. 3 nice bedrooms In- B uy now! Lovely PART Time. Earn extra •AaaL Manager dealers processing South Windsor Jackson 8< Jackson 649-8899 Inc. school care In the Na­ Icudlng o 12 x 17 mas­ wooded lot. $154,900. money assisting our applications and than Hale area. Call Reol Estate. 647-8400.O ter, 3 X 21 fireplaced •Mechanic Helper EOE AIDES P. O. Box 1425 Metaiiurgicai FULL TIME Klernon Real Estate. bookkeeper with post­ completed notes. In­ 647-1894 otter 6.______A MANCHESTER Tradi­ living room and 12 x 36 649-1147. Exclusive ing, filing and light •Pin Chasers Manchester RETML ADVERTISING POSTING CLERK tion!! Lovely 6 room fireplaced family WANTED. Part time New Pay Scale terested parties EN ER G ETIC person who EARN great money! agents. typing. Also help with •Bar Maids/ please apply in per­ likes being out of doors Applications are now being accepted for the Seeking a dependable, Cape Cod featuring 3 room, dining room, customer service by counter help. Apply Dl- in effect per diem rate 6 4 6 -0 1 7 2 bedrooms,'a fireplace, laundry room, M ANCHESTER. $119,900. LABORER full time tor ond beautiful sur­ position of retail advertising posting clerk. hard working Individ­ 2 '/2 Immaculate 6 room phone. Hours 8:30am- Bartenders Rosa Cleaners, 77 Main son, Savings Bank ual to deliver papers in aluminum siding, baths, patio, shed, 2 cor Street.______Including shift and of Manchester, Loan steel fabrication shop. roundings. Must enloy Cape, family neighbor­ 12;30pm, Monday ELECTRICIANS M/F li­ Company paid uniform working with food and 46 47 Applicants should have bookkeeping and the Monchester/South newer heating system, garage. Good location. through Friday. Appli­ •Cocktail CLEANING person full weekend differential censed lournevmen Center, 923 Main St. 1 car garage. Green O. W. Fish Realty. 643- hood, treed yard I Per­ and benefits. Most be out going with peo­ computer experience, as well as being able to Windsor area, on early fect starter homel S. K. cations now being ac­ Waitresses time, no experience. up to •8“ per hour. and experienced ap­ 53 Rd., area-Bowers 1591.0 EOE have drivers license ple. Full and port time type, answer phones and handle a variety of Saturday mornings. S. 724-1779,521-2991. cepted. Send to the Days and nights. Start Excellent benefit prentices needed Im­ Approximately 2’/? school districti •Snack Bar People and transportation. days at our outdoor office related functions. Benefits include $123,900. New listing. attention ot Terri c/o Immediately. S5.00 to package Including mediately for commer­ 289-2323. EOE.______market, Septemoer- 56 hour route. Will pay $137,500. Jackson 8, M ANCHESTER $129,900. , the Manchester He­ cial prelects. Paid Price Is right on this Cape, 7 rooms, 3 or 4 ' •Control Desk stort. 643-5802.______dental, life and short REEDS ot the Porkode. November. Call Patti company paid health plan, vacation, paid S30. Press time Is Jackson Real Estate. rald, 16 Bralnard vacation, holidays, WELDER-Fabrlcotor. 59 647-8400.D adorable 5 room Cape bedrooms, living •General Laborers PART Time cleaning. ID- term disability Insur­ Soles and cashier at Must have 2 years ex­ or Debbie, Old Cider holidays and sick days. Please send resume or 1:00am on Saturday. If with room tor expan­ Place. No phone calls 15 hours per week. health, dental and life stottonery book store. Mill, 1287 Main St., Interested call 742-5918 BRAND New Listing! I room, fireplace, dining please!______perience In blueprints J work experience along with salary sion. Newly remodeled room, I'/i baths, fin­ Manchester. Must be ance. Flexible sche­ Insurances, profit Glastonbury. 633-4880. otter 5:30 please. Spacious 8 room Cape shoring. Join a grow­ PART time secretary or- and layout. Company requirements to: Manchester Herald, kitchen, new deck and ished room In base­ M EDICAL ottice looking Apply In person dependable. Expe­ duling available on thopedlc surgeons of­ presently under con­ for o self motivated ing company call paid uniforms and b ^ I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME located In nice quiet ment. Phllbrick rience preferred. Ex- the shift or your fice. Enloyable office, netits. East Hartford "Bookkeeper," P.O. Box 591, Manchester, C T struction on Birch neighborhood. Sentry Independent, detailed 6PM-11PM cellent pay. 742-5633. Wayne at E. M. C. at We are looking to by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Mountain Rd., In Man­ Agency 646-4200. choice. For further In­ 721-1555. EOE.______pleasant staff. Some Welding. 289-2323. EOE 06040, or call Mark Abraltis, 643-2711. Reol Estate. 643-4060.Q oriented per son for a flexibility In hours. till the following Unscramble these four Jumbles, NURSES chester. 3 bedrooms, CLERICAL. Full time of­ formation, call PART time house keep­ $154,900. 7 room L Shaped variety of duties In fast fice position, 40 hours a RN/LPN. Two 12 hour Coll Liz. 242-8226. one letter to each square, to form 2 bath. n T a TITT h e s t e r . thopedics, 155 Main St., 748 Sliver Lane racy lomportant. Ex­ NURSING CENTER per week. Coll 647-1624. MANCHESTER AREA Jackson Real Estate. Laundry business tor Manchester or call 649- Apply Diamond Show­ start. Call Ct. Motor • Snack Bar Help differential in effect. 647-8400.O______Call for details. Sentry perience using adding 1060 Main Street H ELP! We need an active case, Manchester sale. 20 year old estab­ 3158. East Hartford Lodge. 643-1555 tor Canter St. (even)...... 470-552 LPN ’s start upto»13“ Real Estote. 643-4060.O lished business. Inven­ machine, typing skills So. Windsor, C T Individual to come Porkade. appointment. • Ceaiiter Control •2S»S5S*~-- VERY Pretty. Manches­ 569-2990 helpful. Apply In per­ work with our small Dougherty St...... all per hour — RN’s start ter. $154,900. Eye dor- EAST Hartford. Over­ tory Included. Days Secretary son Prague Shoe Com- company. Telephone • Nortory Attomlaiit McKee St...... 12-78 mered Cape set on big sized 7 room raised 563-7555, evenings 875- 280-7771 FEZOR up to *15“ per hour. Ranch near Long Hill United Bank has an pony, 200 Pitkin St., orders, light ordering SETTER Proctor Rd...... all corner lot with a pic­ 1806. • Janitors ' ' ^ Victoria Rd...... all Flexible scheduling Country Club. 3 bed­ Eost Hartford.______t e l l e r , full time. We and packaging. Custo­ Full-time Sales ture perfect yard. 3 opening fora secretary mers basic duties. We z r r : West Center St. (odd)...... 3-229 available on 3-11 and bedroms, fireplaced rooms, large family PHLEBOTOMIST. Full A U TO M O TIV E Lot per­ have on Immediate op­ room, 3 baths, 2 cor In the Vernon Circle of­ son position available ening for a full time are young and growing The tun place to 11-7 shifts. Excellent living room, dining IMORTOABES time days. Manchester CLASSIC FINE JEWELRY Mather S L ...... ,..all garage. Treed lot with fice. The successful patient facility. Excel­ for busy service de­ teller In our Rockville and will train. Fulltime be, come this talll benefit package In­ room, partially fl- preferrred, part time Manchester. We are looking for CREHAB WesHleld St...... all nllshed lower level, 1 a view. $179,000. U 8i R candidate must type lent benefits. Will partment. 40-45 hours branch. We offer excel­ cluding pension plan Realty 643-2692.n NO PAYMENTS per week, pull time. lent benefits which In­ considered. Apply: Ct. Contact Manager, n WHAT'S THE BEST Eaetfleld St...... all car detached garage. 45-60 WPM, have ex­ train. Coll 725-6832. someone who enjoys meeting —LJ and short term dis­ ZONED for office In ho­ Up to 2 years. Kits your fi­ Good working condi­ clude, free checking Cane & Reed Company, Parkade Bowling __ L-d WAY TO SET KIP Centerfleld St...... all D. W. Fish Realty. 643- nancial dlttlcultlos goodbye. cellent organizational PART time general office 205 Hartford Rd., people. Retail experience a plus. Northtleld St...... all ability. For further In­ 1591 .D______me! lEast Hartford. worker for Manchester tions. Apply In person ond loan discounts. In­ OF THE PeVIL? Avoid lortclosuro. Catch up and communication or call for appoint­ terested applicants Monchester.______We will train. Salary commensu­ Lanes. No phone formation, call $162,900. Spacious, well on lot* poymonts such os first real estate office. Typ­ SEXOPE McGuire Dr. kept 4 bedroom Colon­ skills. Send Resume to: ing and bookkeeping ment. 649-4571 ask for may apply In person at NURSES Aide. Two 12 calls pleasel Now arrange the circled letters to Donna Sorensen, DNS We Buy or tocond morteaeo or even Wes at Cardinal Buick Peoples Bank, 38 East hour weekend shifts. rate with experience. Call for an form the surprise answer, as sug­ Case Or...... ial on a large corner outstanding crodit cord bills. experience helpful. 646- gested by the above cartoon. House Dr. ... Real Eetetet lot. Located on the Koop your homo frto and Saua Spealman 4655.______ot Monhcester.______Main St., Vernon, Ct. Paid tor 32 hours plus Interview: 649-4537 from 10 a.m. 80UTH WIND80R Need s quick ssle end clos­ 06066 or call 871-1930 to pro-rated benefits. East Hartford/South door without lions. Bod REAL estate agents new WAREHOUSE person to 5 p.m. NUR8ING CENTER ing (or relocstion, divorce Windsor town line. Ualtad Baak needed for growing set up an Interview. $249.60 per week. Call Ridge...... all crodit or lot# payment his­ or experienced wanted EOE. 647-1624. Manufacturing Walnut...... 21-123 1060 Main Street settlement, debt payments or Large back yard I Fea­ tory It not o problem. Kindly VaraoB Circle Office by Manchester agency. company In S. Windsor an alternative Investment? tures front to back coll: area. Duties Inicude Opportunities (Answers tomorrow) Arch...... all So. Windsor, C T Personalized training, living room with fire­ t u b sw iti Vernon, CT 06066 shlpplng/recelvlng, Iv- If you're looking for a Jumbles: THINK GAUDY CANINE FELLOW We have the answer to your high commission. R N V L P N ’s Yesterday's Park St...... 13-110 289-7771 place, 2 bay windows, CoDBtrvatlvt Group entorv control. Good friendly working envl- Answer. What's It mean when the thermometer problemtl Call Bob at large country kitchen, D E N T A L Receptionist. Greenhouse Realty. Your skills are needed in a variety ot home (alls?— THE NAIL DIDN'T HOLD Otis...... all 1-4S4^M or 646-4655. opportunity for ad­ SO-FRO FABRICS ronment where you'll be foyer. Brick patio. 2 Manchester. Part time vancement. Non care and institutional settings in the greater treated with respect, Garden Dr...... all AUBMO realty, INC MS4-13M evenings. Will train. LANDSCAPE Laborers, ATTN: HOME SEWERS Now keek In tteeb, Jumble Bock No. M l6 avellable tor U tO. wkkti Inelw6ae potlage car garage. Excellent smoker preferred. Manchester and surrounding towns. Work thaae poaltlons will In­ end Mnailng, from Jumble, t/e tMs newepeper, B.O. Boi 4S66, Orlande, FL a3a02-43tS, St. James St...... all 202 East Center Street buy 11 Call usi Reolty Send resume to: P. O. full time positions. Call South Windsor Office Full and part-time sales people needed. iMiude your name, nddreea end tip eods and meke your cheek payable l» Nawepapetbeeke. HOMES Manchester, C T I HOMES Box 505, Manchester. after 5pm. 649-1982. part time/full time, daya/shitts ot your terest you. We have Im­ World Frechette- Supply. 289-6466. Put your sewing skills to work for you mediate openings In our Butternut Road ...... all FOR SALE Benolt Associates. 646- FOR SALE choice. New salary rates and excellent shift- Main St...... 1-168 6494J917 and become a member of the SO-FRO expanding Mfg. facility. ^ 7709.0 /weekend differential. We pay extra $$$ for Pine Hill Rd...... all FABRICS sales team. Work in a friendly Procau Equlpmant CELEBRITY CIPHER TH^ PROFESSIONALS your years of nursing experience. Oppor­ Dmeritora Celebrity Clptier cryptogreme ere creeled from quolatloni by temoue Grove St...... all tunity tor advancement. In service educa­ environment sharing your skills and ex­ Flnt inS Saeart IhM people, peel and praaanl. Eacb letter In the dphar ttenda tor perience while earning that extra in­ another. Todty’t dut: C miuals L. Dale Road...... all MANCHESTER HONDA tion provided. Opportunity to learn new or Weigh and load material Garth Road...... 125-138 t r v 's i L ' brush up on nursing skills: For an Immediate come and reaping the benefits of a gen­ Into procees equIpmeM, * J F L W ' E Ludlow Road...... 25-107 AUTOMOBILES erous company discount. All hours unload, and transfer to appointment and employment call: storage area Will run MWFXIUENWF VPXIX Arnott Rd...... all available, apply at: forklift. Our Service Department TODAY! Ferguson Road...... 15-112 SO-FRO FABRICS Matarlal Handling EPX JFXNU OLKX E. Middle Tpke. (even only)...... 558-676 is seeking an experienced PRIVATE DUTY REGISTRY 1151 Tolland Turnpike Fim a tsesst ihHI QILK. J ’K DMUE North Elm St...... 5-91 VNA HEALTH RESDURCES, INC. Manchester, Ct. Weight and distribute Woodbridge St...... 18-230 Automobile Technician. 646-7728 material, assist in keep­ 243-2511/ext 400 or 7934)261 ing machinery and area ZCNF EPXA'IX Jenson St...... all clean. Will run forklltt. Jordt St...... all Hourly wage plus bonus. Uniforms Must hove good basic EPXIX.' — ZNIA Parker St...... 258-351 NOW HIRING! math skills. provided, excellent benefits. For G. FOX DISTRIBUTION CENTER We will train the right C N I U L W . East Middle Tpke...... 294-373 61-63 Hamlin Straat NOW HIRING! FOR ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS epplicent in all atptiM FREVtOUS SOLUTION: “The recipe for a good speech Franklin St...... all interview call Tom Dell, 8 am to 4 pm, 'of our operation. Attrao- lakes a lot of shortening." — Willis Johnson. Parker St...... 104-242 MANCHESTER MERCHANDISE PROCESSORS No experience necessary. tlve salary and benefit $188,000 Monday thru Friday. package , pleaaant Green Road...... 204-330 NEW USTING! Q. Fox a New England tradition ot satisfaction Excellent benefits with a working environment Henry St...... 201-315 Prtdg In ownership - Is what you will have In this and riational retail trend center has immediate We wllf be Interviewing Princeton St...... 187-190 Here is an immaculate 7 room cape completely renovated, 2 family duplex. Live on one openings for merchandise processors at our growing company. Please at our plant at 300 Tanner St...... 124-168 •Ida and let your tenant help you make the Wellealey St...... all with a new roof and aiuminum aid- South Windsor Distribution Center. Job res- St. So. Windsor, CT. on CLASSIPIED ADS: mortgage payment. Alum, elded exterior for easy M/VMafSTBdHONCA poneibilltles include verifying orders, along apply Monday-Friday Wedneaday end Thurs­ ingl iF you need three bedrooms and day, Aug. 19 a Aug. 20 Lawton Rd...... ell maintenanoe. Central location. THE PROFESSIONALS counting ticketing and hanging merchandise EVERY Mlllord Rd...... all a iower levei recreation room, cali us before It's sent to our stores. Full and part time 8 a.m.-5 p.m. from 0 AM — 4 PM. if t h e ^ D ir & Center to first right after Spruce Street. 24 ADAMS STREET you cannot apply in per­ DAY Carpenter Rd...... all todayl Offered at $139,900 day and evening schedules are available. We Sanford Rd...... all ^ MANCHESTER, CT 06040 son, please cell 282- AND offer competitive starting ealary, generous MAL TOOL 0671 end aek for Mary w o n d e r IN Hamilton Dr...... all employee discount and the opportunity to Sullivan. ALIBRIO REALTY WsssaksliNsyssMssesi earn a weekly Incentive bonus. Apply Monday & Wetherall St...... 8-262 646-3520 South Windsor w o r f e e r SSys McCann Dr...... all RetldGNtial and Cammarelal Call___ through Friday from 9-5 and Saturday trOm ENGINEERING Co. Bldwell St...... 279-333 D. F. HI Sam until 12 at Q. Fox Distribution Center, 301 Metallurgical ManchestnrHerald m 202 E. Cantar Straat Governor's Highway, South Windsor, Ct. 140 BoHon Ro d iL 1711 VernDNy CL 06066 ■OSM/4 CALL NOW 643-2711 / 647-9946 Manchester 64M917

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