20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Wednesday. July 26, 1989

I INDUSTRIAL IBOATS/MARINE I CARS CARS I CARS I CARS IMISCELLANEDU8 PROPERTY I EQUIPMENT Ib H f o r W 1 FOR SALE FOR SALE FDR SALE FOR SALE Iautdmdtive 18' HOBIE Catamaran - MANCHESTER - 6000 O LDSM O BILE 1987 Cus- 1971 BUG - runs but needs OLDSMOBILE 1987, FORD Thunderbird, 1985- CHROME 15" Chevy 4X4 sq.ft. Third floor, ele­ with aluminum trailer W E D E L IV E R Manchester Legion closes In on Zone 8 title... page 9 fom Cruiser Wagon. work. Takeallorparts. Ciera, 16K, mint condi­ olr, oil power, V6, 61K rim, 5-lug. Mint. 646- vator service. 95 Hll- and Beach Easy For Home Delivery. Call Excellent condition. 643-8744. 2439 or 645-8776. $175 loader. $3290. Call 875- tion, under warrantee. miles. Automatic llord St. 647-9137. Air, wood grain, CHEVY EICamlno-1975. $8,000 643-0690 negotiable. J 647-9946 transmission. 646-9826. 1497. loaded. 37,0(X) miles. VERNON-Indusfrlol for Monday to Trlday, 9 to 6 Automatic, power CAMARO-1976. 305, auto­ lease. 2,000 to 6,000, 1987 SCAT Hoyercraft - $10,500 or best offer. brakes, power steer­ 1983 FIREBIRD - Lots of Hardly used, 2 person, Call 646-7843. matic transmission, CARS newer building, park­ CHEVROLET Camper- ing, fiberglass cap. extras. 4 cylinder. $2300 many new ports, power I ing, office space, reas­ with cover and trailer. CHEVROLET 1974 Nova. New brakes, tires, or best offer. 643r2192 FDR SALE Make offer. 875-1497. 1972, $1 (X)0 or best offer. steering, brakes, olr. onable. Tullv Real Est­ Ford Maverlck-1973, V- 6 cylinder. Dependo- shocks, carpet. after 6 pm. 646-4995. ate. 643-0005. SAILING Dinghy- 8 ft. 8, 302, 3-speed stand­ ble. Needs work. For Corvette rolley rims Hardly been used. ard, $ ^ or best offer. details call 647-8096 be­ A M / F M cassette. Classic New England 643-6386 or 646-0454. tween 4 - 8pm. Best 90,000 miles. Runs ex­ I MISCELLANEOUS design. Dors Included, offer. cellent. $3500. 871-0014. # 1 I FOR RENT engine capable. Must see to appreciate. 72 HOUR MONEY BACK VOlKStfAGFN INC m MANCHESTER - 2 car $950.00 Call 872-7611 or eUARANTEE CARDINAL garage on Main St. 1 646-2888.______A M C '82 Concord *2,995 CLYbE bay or 2 S40 each. Call BUICK, INC. CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. ... lust dial 643-2711 and Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3,995 SAVE UP TO $3000 OFF M.S.R.P. Robin 646-0043 after 8 Buick Century *14999 ROUTE 83, VERNON we'll help you word and Chevy '86 Celebrity *4995 8 Buick Skylark •8990 HanrhpBlpr Mpralft 3pm. 83 Buick Regal *4995 u place your od. Chevy '87 Cavalier *5,995 8 Buick LeSabre ‘12999 --8 Buick Century •11990 84 Buick Century Wag *6995 PURCHASE OR LEASE Olds '84 Cutlass *5.995 988 Buick RMera Cpe. *14,990 84 Chevrolet Celebrity *4995 987 Nissan G XE Wag. SHOP THE REST...... BUY FROM THE BEST CHILD CARE 1 MISCELLANEOUS Olds '83 Cut/Crulser *5,995 •7280 85 Buick Electra 4 Dr *9995 Chevy '85 Celebrity *6,995 967 Buick Skyhawk HB •7980 FINANCE ASSISTANCE PLAN FOR SALE ' 8 Buick Electra 380 •10250 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 Thursday, July 27, 1989 LICENSED Day Care Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 3 Buick Ontury Wag. •8980 85 Buick Century 4 Or. *7995 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents provider In good fam­ Ford '85 T-BIrd *6,995 8 Buick LeSabre •8290 86 Chevrolet Cav-lier *6995 ily neighborhood have B Buick Century *7690 END ROLLS Olds '85 Calais *7.995 B Olsmoblle Calais *6980 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *6995 DEEPEST DISCOUNTS IN NEW ENGLAND an opening for 4 child­ 27'/6" width — 25$ Olds '87 Ciera *7,995 — J Chev. Monte Carlo *8495 86 Chevrolet Nova 4 Dr. *6495 PLUS... ren. Constant supervi­ 1986 Toyota Camry •9160 13" width — 2 for 25C Pont '87 Grand Am *7,995 88 Chevrolet Spectrum *4995 sion and care for your 1987 Plym Horizon Sad •4960 86 Chevrolet Celebrity *7195 BRING US ANY VW DEALERS ADVERTISED OFFER... 6 4 7 -n o i. Newsprint end rolls can be Olds '87 Calais *8.995 1987 Buick Regal Cpe •9860 Moratorium on building child. License picked up at the Manchester 1985 Buick Regal Cpe 87 Buick Skylark 4 Dr. *9995 AND WE LL $AVE YOU EVEN MORE $ $ $ $ number 25473. Olds '88 Toyo *9,995 •6860 Herald ONLY before 11 a m 1981 Buick Regal Cpe. •3660 87 Buick Electra 4 Dr. *13795 Monday through Thursday BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE 87 Chevrolet Celebrity *9495 Now Thru July 31st... VOLKWAGEN SUMMER CASH CARPENTRY/ MAYTAG Washer Tn AND MARINE 81 Adams St. 87 Chevrolet Cavatler *6995 and/or discount amounts will be applied to REMODELING good condition $50. 259 Adims 8L. Manch. Manchester 87 Chevrolet Spectrum *6995 your purchase or lease of a new VW in stock. is proposed for Boiton Roper gas range $50. 049-1749 CREATIVE Laminates of Baby highchair wood 649-4571 872-9111 East Hartford, fabrica­ $10. Call 643-6452. By Rick Santos Johnson said the regulations now are inadequate. tors of contemporary TWO End tables, book FOXGL $400 FOX GL WOLFSBURG $600 Manchester Herald "We know the regulations are terrible. We know styles, cabinets, coun­ cose cabinets, exercise SCHALLER they’re vague and it s making everybody’s job ters, and furnishings. bike, exercise rower, ACURA QUALITY JOE RILEY’S CARTER BOLTON — The chairman of the Zoning tougher, " he said. Also cabinet new 147 Cub Cadet riding DILLON FORD CHEVROLET — GEO G O LF G L $500 GOLF GL WOLFSBURG $1,000 PRE-OWNED AUTOS 1229 M ain St., Manchester Commission is proposing that the town impose a He said the town has no zoning regulations fronts, refaclng or re- mower, black and 319 M a in St., M anche ster flnlshlng ayolloble. 83 Honda Prelude *6495 U S E D C A R S six-month moratorium on building so officials can governing condominiums. He said existing zoning white portable TV. Call Only 40K, AT. A/C. R»r« Find 86 Ford Excort Wag. *3995 CARBIOLET $1,000 GTI $1,500 Coll doys 9am to 5pm. 646-8256 after 4pm. Fully Warranteed buy some time to rewrite the towns "terrible” regulations for apartments should not apply to Y 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 86 Lynx HUC393 '3495 528-9748. Aula. A/C $4995 zoning regulations. 85 Marquis 4 Door *7995 condominiums. 82 Toyota Corolla &-R5 *3495 83 S10 Blazer Auto. A/C JE H A G L $1,000 J E H A G L WOLFSBURG $2,000 The major reason for doing it right now is our "We re working with very outdated and very 8 8pd.. A/C. Sporty 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 87 Ford Eecort 2 Dr.. Auto. A/C ia i y MISCELLANEOUS IBB I SALES 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 regulations are pretty vague in many areas," said minimal types of regulations," Johnson said. "I 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto JEH A G LI $2,000 JEH A G LI WOLFSBURG $2,500 ¥ » Zoning Commission Chairman Mark Johnson. "We |D< I SERVICES S Spd . EconomICBl Car 88 Escort Pony *5295 $5995 don’t think it’s fair to the town or the developers or 83 Ford Escort Wagon *2600 87 Escort "Q L " H/B *5595 84 Dodge Caravan Minivan want to clarify a lot of them, instead of having them the homeowner.” NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ 4 Bpaod. Starao. Ctaan Car eral Statute 23-65 prohibits 85 Mustang Sunroof '4995 Auto. A/C interpreted as whatever the commission thinks they GSL Building Molnte- 85 Honda Accord LX *6995 Lowrey has also said the regulations need an nance Co. Commercl- the posting of advertise­ 89 Brand New Fastiva '5795 66 Cavalier Wgn. Auto. A/C mean that year. 8 Spd . A/C. Claan 87 Olds FIrsnza 4 Dr., Auto, A/C INSTANT CREDIT TO RECENT COLLEGE GRADS overhaul The zoning officer said he had problems al/ResIdentlal building ments by onv person, firm or 88 Cougar White '11495 corporation on a telegraph, 86 Acura Integra 'LS' *8995 He said the proposal does not apply to existing trying to regulate the operations of a mobile food repairs and home Im- 8 Or, 8 Spd. Ona Ownar 85 Tempo 2 Door '2695 $7495 ASK US FOR DETAILS... telephone, electric light or 88 Chav Cavalier 4 Dr. subdivisions where construction hasn't begun. vendor because there are no regulations regarding proyements. Interior power pole or to a tree, 83 Olds Regency *4995 68 Ranger Pickup '6495 V6. f utty Loadad, Lika Naw Auto, A/C — 3 In Stock Johnson said he and Zoning Enforcement Officer mobile food vendors. and exterior painting, shrub, rock, or any other 65 Ford Ft 50 '6995 light carpentry. Com­ natural oblect without o writ­ MANY OTHERS TO $7995 Stephen Lowrey. along with selectmen, are trying to The Board of Sefectmen also has recently acted on 85 Bronco 11 AT •6995 87 Volkswagen Jetta 4 Dr. #1 bring some order to town zoning laws, but the plete lanltorlol ser- ten permit for the purpose of CHOOSE FROM e4E150Van '3995 the regulations, forming a committee to help ylce. Experienced, rel­ protecting It or the public ond Auto, A/C 88 Escort Pony '5195 Zoning Commission needs a temporary moratorium Lowrey rewrite the town's zoning laws. The iable, free estimates. carries a fine of up to $50 tor 345 CENTER ST. 87 Pontiac 8000 4 Dr., Autft A/C ^VOLKSWAGEN. INC. to create time to rewrite the zoning laws. 643-0304. eo^choffen^. MANCHESTER 88 Ford Ft 50 P/U '10595 87 Chev Camaro A/C, T-Tope 24 Tolland Tnpk. • Vernon, CT • 649-2638 committee, which includes Johnson, and members Ya G s a l e - Toys, books, If we don t look at anything for six months then of the planning and conservation commissions, knick-knacks. Satur­ 647-7077 643-2145 646-6464 Rt. 84 East. Exit 63, Go Left. 1 Mile on Left we can concentrate on revising the regulations. It's plans to meet later this summer. DRIVEWAYS day, July 29th. 9am- difficult to look at some solutions, when you’re Johnson said zoning maps also need to be 1pm. No rain date. 351 vF ■ constantly looking at the problems," Johnson said. SEALED & REPAIRED Porter Street.______changed, Reasonable Rates, First Selectman Robert Morra could not be “If we rezone to commercial, and get some TAG Sale. 4 WIndmere Quality Work reached for comment this morning on Johnson's Street (off Broad proposal. Street). Miscellaneous Please see BOLTON, page 8 646-0561 Items, July 29th and 30th, 9am-5pm. FALSE ALARM — Curious residents of a building next to SATURDAY July 29,9am- VISIT EXPRESS SEAL the Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. at 893 Main St. Driveway Sealers, Home 2pm. Lamps, pictures, 1983 MAZDA RX7 *GSL’ Democrats Christmas and lots watch Wednesday as police officers answer a bank Care Services. Including more. 261 Ferguson Limited Edition, 5 speed, Air, alarm. A bank teller inadvertently activated an alarm House Painting. Free Road. MORUmY BROniERS when it was discovered a man in the bank was in • Estimates. MANCHESTER-80 Hem­ AM/FM Cassette, ER endorse 646-7766 lock Street, Saturday possession of stolen checks, police said. At right, Sgt. July 29th. 9am-3pm. Gary H. Benson guards the bank with a shotgun. Household Items, fur­ full slate lOFFICE/RETAIL niture, clothing, guitar ___ EQUIPMENT and case. East Catholic By Alex GIrelll 1 uniforms. Qemologist DIAMOND Manchester Herald EXECUTIVE desk, 23,000 LEGAL NOTICES .*S939. Qemologist Armed cops nab man BTU window air condi­ tioner, chairs, ca­ "We’re ready to do battle,” binets, some windows. LEGAL NOTICE Democratic Town Chairman Stop at 639 Center TOWN OF ANDOVER cashing stolen checks Theodore R. Cummings declared Street, weekdays, or I have a Tax Warrant to collect MINE! Wednesday night after the Demo­ Saturday 9 - 11am. faxes for the Town of Andover ■»« on the October 1,1988 Grand List By Maureen Leavitt stolen checks. Ordinarily, we cratic Town Committee endorsed at the rote of 41.4 Mills. Taxes In Manchester Herald would call the police,” a full slate of candidates for the the amount of $100 or less are town election Nov. 7. 1119 i SPORTING due and payable In full In July 1983 CHEV DeNoia said the bank had been 1987 MAZDA 1986 FORD 1989 CHRYSLER 1985 PONTIAC l o t I GOODS 1989. All Motor Vehicle taxes, MONTE CARLO A man trying to cash some alerted to the fact that a custo­ The endorsements were by ■2600 4X4 T-BIRD STH AVENUE GRAND PRIX regardless of the amount, are Auto. A/C Aulo. A/C AT, A/C voice votes, all of them unanim­ due In full July 1,1989. The first Pickup stolen checks at Connecticut mer’s checks had been stolen and ._J ROSS 26" 10 speed bicy­ quarterly Installment on all *8995 *5995 *4999 Bank and Trust Cto. on Main the teller probably thought the ous except for the Board of cle. $90.00. Call 643- Helena Polowski *9999 *6995 other taxes on the October 1, 1985 FORD Director candidates. There were 9909. 1988 Grand List Is due oxid payo- Tolland 1987 DODGE 1986 HYUNDAI 1987 MAZDA Street Wednesday probably man had the checks. 1984 CAVALIER TEMPO Harry Dalessio a few scattered nays when the ble July 1,1989. Payments mode SHADOW AT, AYC. 56K GLS EXCEL SE CAB didn’t expect to be greeted by a Det. James E. Bowen said no Plus ' Auto, AM/FM Manchester vote was taken on the director after August 1,1989 are sublect Turbo. 4 Or. A/C *4990 slew of police officers, some of arrest has been made, but he HELPING PEOPLE so- to 0 late charge of VA% per »7271 *3999 *6949 *4444 them wielding shotguns. expects to apply for an arrest candidates. month on the late Installment 1988 CHEVY Qemologist “The war’s on. It’s them or us. tisfy their needs ond from the due date, or a mini­ 1984 PONTIAC 1986 MERCURY 1984 TOYOTA But that’s what happened when warrant today in connection with wants ... that's what want mum of $2.00. Payments can be 1985 I CAPRI CELEBRITY That’s politics.” Cummings said. FIERO COUPE COROLLA Auto. A/C police responded to an alarm the stolen checks. He would not ads are all about. mode by mall or ot the Town Of­ CHEVROLET 4 Spaed. Air AT. A/C As expected, the committee fice Building which Is open 9:00 *3666 *9650 around 3 p.m. that indicated a elaborate on the incident. a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Monday MONTE CARLO *4999 *5450 endorsed the slate recommended LOOKING FOR an apart­ bank robbery was in progress. Capt. Joseph Brooks, com­ through Friday. The Tax Col­ AT, A/C 1983 BUICK 1983 CHEVY by the nominating committee, ment? Be sure to check lector Is also In the office Mon­ 1988 MAZDA 1985 BMW 1987 MERCURY CENTURY Richard J. DeNoia, a spokes­ mander of the Detective division, Must See SABLE CAVALIER which includes all the incumbents the many yacancles listed day evenings from 6:00 to 8:00 <6221 B2200 P/UP Aulo. A/C man for the bank, said a bank said police properly responded to In classified each day. p.m. >6325 11900 *8999 *4222 *2999 employee inadvertently acti­ the alarm. who sought renomination. 015-06 The new members of the 1985 PONTIAC 1986 19B5 MERCURY 1985'/^ FORD 1995 CHEVY vated the alarm. A string of bank robberies MITSUBISHU LYNX ESCORT WAGON P/UP “That was an error,” DeNoia occurred in Manchester. East director slate are Josh M. How- TRANS AM 4«4, AT NOTICE A/C, T-Topi CORDIA TURBO S spd . AU/FM. Blus Aulo. A/C said. “As I understand it. there Hartford and Glastonbury during royd and Joyce G. Epstein. PUBLIC HEARING *2950 *4666__ *6995 Howroyd, 30, is a long-time BOARD OF DIRECTORS *7991 *7550 was an individual in possession of May and June Reginald Plnto/Manchester Herald TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT Democrat who is an executive Gene Johnson Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of assistant in the state's Depart­ Manchester, Connecticut, will hold o Public Hearing at the Vernon ment of Adminsistrative Service. Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, Connecticut, on Tuesday, August 1, 1989, at 7:30 P.M. to Epstein is a real estate broker. consider and act on the following: The new members of the slate Proposed appropriation to Education Special Grants — 1987 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS for the Board of Education are Fond 41 — 1985 CHRYSLER HFTH AVE. Buckno seeks directors’ slot Malcolm Barlow, a lawyer who Handicapped ...... $215,750.00 Salon Supreme, Automatic, to be financed by a State Grant. Automatic, Air, AM/FM Stereo has been an assistant town Proposed appropriation to Education Special Grants — AM/FM Stereo, Air By Alex GIrelll Manchester's 13th Assembly Dis­ J. Russell Smyth, a retired committee studying town space attorney and Craig Lappen, a Fond 41 — Manchester Herald trict. A political newcomer then, financial administrator, and needs, Jan Horn, a dietician and portfolio manager for Aetna Preschool Handicapped Children (existing account) .... $1460.00 Buckno received 3,952 votes to Ellen Burns-Landers, a lawyer nutrition educator, and Thomas Insurance Co., who is a former to be financed by a State Grant. 5,339 for Thompson. Proposed appropriation to Education Special Grants _ Susan Buckno announced this who is a director of the Eighth Sheridan, who has been active in president of the townwide PTA Fund 41 — morning that she will seek Buckno’s entry into the race Utilities District. the Parent Teachers Association. Council. Head Start — Discretionary Grant ...... $2,293.00 $ Q J A Qemologist endorsement by the Republican gives the Republicans a full slate Republican Town Chairman Buckno, a realtor, said she Incumbents endorsed for the to be financed by a State Grant. *5972 Town Committee tonight as a of announced candidates for the John Garside said this morning decided to run because she is Board of Directors’ race are Proposed Ordinance — Purchase of 17-19 Trotter Street for I I $175,000.00 candidate for the town’s Board of six directorship nominations there are also four announced concerned about the future of Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr., Copy of proposed ordinance may be seen In Town Clerk's 35.' Directors. open to the party. candidates for the four nomina­ Manchester. James F. Fogarty, Mary Ann Office during business hours. Buckno has been touted as a The other candidates are in­ tions open to the party for Board “I’d like to represent the people Handley and Stephen T. Cassano. Proposed appropriation to General Fund — TRANSFER to Capital Improvement Reserve and allocation to new potential candidate since last cumbents Theunis Werkhoven of Education posts. They are of Manchester,” she said. Incumbents endorsed for the account for purchase of 17-19 Trotter Street.... $175,000.00 November when she unsuccess­ and Ronald Osella, Wallace J. incumbent John Tucci, Eugene She said the people constitute Board of Education are Susan to be financed from proceeds to be received from the 1-291 SUSAN M. BUCKNO fully challenged state Rep. John Irish Jr., an insurance broker Sierakowski, a member of the Perkins and Terry Bogli. ■ condemnation award. i who has been active in the party, Please see BUCKNO, page 8 Proposed appropriation to Special Grants — Fund 61 — . . . “52,000 reasons” W. Thompson for re-election in Building Committee and of a Democratic directors Barbara Elderly Substance Abuse Prolect ...... $2,000.00 Weinberg and Kenneth Tedford to be financed by donations from Foulds Family Foundation declined to seek re-election as did Proposed appropriation to General Fund — Recreation Democratic school board Blathalon — Triathalon S e rie s...... $500.00 Andy Lyon members Richard Dyer and to be financed from donations alreodv received. Vernon DC-10 crashes and burns Humidity, temperature Jo-Ann Moriarty. Proposed appropriation to Water Fund 2 — Technical Qemologist Qemologist Cassano was not present to Services — Phil Seidel Aaulfer M a p p in g ...... $21,900.00 By Frances D'EmIlio injured people were taken to steer the plane. accept the nomination because of to be financed from prior year fund balance resulting from Enfield The Associated Press Tripoli hospitals. Chang told the network that the is set to siide Friday the death of his brother. lapsed 1988-89 appropriations. Airline officials in Seoul said 35 wreckage of the Korean plane Two other candidates who had Proposed appropriation to General Fund — people on the plane were con­ been interviewed for endorse­ TRAN SFERfo Capital Improvement Reserve and allocation ROME - A Korean Air DC-10 burned for more than two hours. Bv Maureen Leavitt ter Fire Department, said to existing Account 8-1184 Intersection Improvements with 199 people aboard crashed in firmed dead and that all but 10 of Italian television showed the Manchester Herald there hasn’t been an increase ment as school board candidates ...... $210,625.00 heavy fog three miles short of the 199 people aboard were South tail of the plane sticking up from in the number of weather- said they will support the slate to be financed from proceeds to be received from the 1-291 9 condemnation award. 1986 PONTIAC Tripoli airport in Libya today, Koreans. The officials said the the rubble of a house. Hundreds of Turn up the air conditioners related medical calls. But he and not challenge the Proposed Ordinance to approve an amendment to Ordinances, hitting two homes and bursting crash occurred about three miles rescue workers were filmed and fans, it will be hot for at urged town residents to avoid endorsements. Section 3-3, to allow sale of alcoholic beverages at the annual Speed, AM/FM Stereo into flames. News reports said at short of the airport. carrying away bodies covered least one more day. exerting themselves during Food Fest. IQemologIst Please see SLATE, page 8 Copy of proposed ordinance may be seen In Town Clerk's least 35 people were killed on the Korean Broadcasting System with white sheets and firefighters The sweltering heat which the heat. Office during business hours. plane and four on the ground. quoted South Korea’s consul in hosing down the wreckage. has choked much of Connecti­ He said he plans to move an Approval of a request by the Eighth Utilities District to Brian "Sully" Sullivan Carlos Tompkins Fred Handel The official Libyan news Tripoli, Chang Kyung-soo, as JANA said the plane also hit cut is expected to end Friday outdoor training drill indoors waive building permit fee for remodeling work at 18 Main Ashford Stafford Springs Glastonbury agency JANA said the crash saying the plane attempted to cars on a road near the airport, with possible thunderstorms, to avoid exposing his firefigh- Street. land on its belly, hit the ground TODAY All public meetings of the Town of Manchester are held at occurred at 7:30 a.m. (1:30 a.m. which is about a 40-minute drive the National Weather Service ters to unnecessary locations which ore accessible to handicapped citizens. In ‘7612 EDT), about an hour after a and broke into two pieces, catch­ from the Libyan capital, but no reported. Meanwhile, officials conditions. addition, hondicapped Individuals requiring an auxiliary Soviet jetliner rerouted to Malta ing fire immediately. automobiles were visible in the from the state Department of “Everyone should avoid all Index aid In order to facilitate their participation at meetings It did not say whether the 8 should contact the Town at 647-3123 one week prior to the MORIARTY BROTHERS rather than land in the fog. television footage, which Libyan Environmental Protection and this and find an air condi­ 28 pages, 4 sections scheduled meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be JANA said there were “almost landing gear was down. TV provided to Italian TV. town fire officials are caution­ tioner,” Hughes said. made. 301 Center Street, Manchester, CT 100 survivors” but that the death The cause of the crash was not Korean television showed a ing the elflerly and those with Hughes also cautioned auto­ James F. Fogarty toll was still not known. The news immediately known. Last week, a large bulldozer moving debris respiratory problems to avoid mobile operators using air Classified _ 27-28 Opinion______6 Secretary, Board of Directors United Air Lines DC-10 crashed in Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Tnex'BTBWrr agency said the four people killed and charred wreckage spewed going outside. conditioners and listening to C o m ic s ______24 S p o r ts_____ 9-12 this 21st day of July, 1989. Ellington on the ground were in one of the Sioux City, Iowa, killing 111 over a wide area. One picture Capt. Jack Hughes, spokes­ F o cu s______23 Television____ 25 (MD-07 643-5135 two houses the plane struck. It people, after it lost its tail engine showed one of the engines lying in man for the Town of Manches­ Please see HEAT, page 8 Local/State___ 2-5 U.S./World _13,26 said an undetermined number of and the hydraulic fluid needed to a dirt crater. Obituaries______2 Weather ______8 — ------n v • ------— • ,fS4 OHM .xswWIS.*4J4U 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27. 1989 - 3 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J Adopt a pet; Rex awaits Obituaries Cummings raps proposal

By Barbara Richmond James N. Leber, Lussier of Norwich, Jermain| Manchester Herald Lussier of Norwich, and HarrisI for direct mayoral vote athletic coach Lussier of Jewett City, a borough! of Griswold: and a sister, Normaj 1 Bambi, last week's cute little James N. Leber, former presi­ Connelly of Norwich. By Alex GIrelll proposals by Irish bear the mark carry out their duties. He said chihuahua, that was pet of the dent of the Manchester Little of political opportunism and‘that that otherwise the town would The funeral will be Friday at 10 Manchester Herald' week, has been claimed by her League, died Wednesday (July the district election idea is tied to lose the services of “ la lot of older, owner. , 26, 1989) after a long illness. a m. at St. Catherine’s Church, u Irish’s interest in getting repres­ energetic, sincere and dedicated Preston. Burial will be in Preston The suggestion that the town Dog Warden Richard Rand Leber, 73, of 84 High St., is entation fronri the Eighth Utilities people.” City Cemetery. Preston. Calling •condider direct election of a said Bambi, who was found survived by his wife, Stella V. mayor and member of the club, is trying to This week’s featured pet is a brated their 50th anniversary in Elsie A. Bradley, 83, of 177-B E. At a news conference Wednes­ it might be difficult to find protect his own interests, which February. Middle Turnpike, died this morn-1 are already being protected by handsome tri-color male day, Wallace J. Irish, who is candidates for the Board of Husky. He’s about 2 years old He was active in the Manches­ ing (July 27. 1989) at Manchester | Directors if they had to i^eside in the town committee negotiating ter Youth Athletic League, hav­ Memorial Hospital. She was the seeking the Republican nomina­ and was found roaming on tion tonight for a town director­ specific districts. with the club over the lease and ing served as a coach, umpire, widow of Edward Bradley. McKee Street on July 20. Rand ship, called for naming a charter Cummings said he once pro­ the expansion of the course to 36 league commissioner, and league She was born in Manchester, has temporarily named him revision committee to study those posed a strong mayor govern­ holes to provide for more public Rex Sachi’s kittens president of the Manchester Sept. 15. 1905. and was a lifelong Rex. election changes. , ment with district election of' play on the course. Little League. He had a little resident. Before retiring, she was directors and the proposal was DiRosa said he does not dis­ Lady, who was featured a automatic ticket issued and the Helpless Animals Inc. Sachi, league field on Love Lane named JAMES N. LEBER employed by the Aetna Life Cummings said changing the quickly rejected by a charter agree with Irish that the club does couple of week’s ago, was charge will be $40, with no and her kittens are in need of a after him in 1975. Insurance Co. of Hartford for 42 method of selecting a mayor revision commission. an excellent job of operating the adopted this week by a South exceptions. good home. Sachi is about 1 . . . 1988 photo He was named Sportsman of years. She was a member of raises a lot of questions, like But Cummings said he feels course. He said he also agrees Windsor family. She is the The dog pound is located on year old and she will be spayed the Year in 1975 by the Knights of Emanuel Lutheran Church. whether the town should have a at-large representation has that the town should consider shepherd-doberman pinscher town property off Olcott Street before being adopted. The She is also survived by a Columbus, and received the She is survived by a sister, strong mayor form of served the town well. involving the club in the financing cross, found roaming at Wick­ near the landfill area. The dog kittens will be 8 weeks old in daughter, Andrea Feyh; her Friend of Sport Award by the Elizabeth Anderson of Manches­ Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald government. Cummings disagreed with a of construction of 18 added holes. ham Park on July 8. warden is at the pound week­ mid-August and can be adopted parents, Harry and Ella Mae Manchester Sports Hall of Fame ter, with whom she made her He said that if Irish’s proposal sugge.stion by Irish that terms of James F. Fogarty, a member Y Rand also had a female days from noon to 1 p.m. There Hughes of Dubois, Wyo.; two LITTER PATROL — Dorothy Turn, 56, a ‘ Turn is encouraging town officials to as of then. home: and a brother, Carl H. Pekingese at the pound, as of also is someone at the pound in 1988. brothers, Bruce Hughes of Du­ is sincere, it should have been members of town boards and of the committee of directors Judy Lazorik, a volunteer Anderson Sr. of Manchester: and former homeless woman, takes a walk pay the homeless to pick up litter in Wednesday. He is calling her from 6 to 9 p.m., Monday He also served as a coach for bois, Wyo,, and Ronnie Hughes of made before a new town manager agencies who are appointed by negotiating with the club, said several nieces and nephews. outside her apartment at 109 Foster St. town. Lisa. He said he found her through Friday. with Aid to Helpless Animals, the Manchester Midget Football Marshall Town, Iowa; and a was hired, , the directors be limited somehow there are many opportunities to said she would like to line up a The funeral will be Saturday at roaming in the area of the The phone number at the Association, a member of the sister, Linda Wilson of Seattle. And Cummings said election by because those officials can consti­ finance the operation by some good home for Sachi anytime 11 a.m. at the Holmes Funeral pound, on Tuesday. Rand pound is 643-6642. If there is no Knights of Columbus, St. James The funeral will be Friday at district is also tied to the mayor tute a kind of hidden government. kind of turnkey arrangement, but now. The kittens are all males. Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be said that as soon as he gets a list answer, call the police depart­ Church, and the Pratt & Whitney noon, at the First Baptist Church selection question and should He said the town should con­ he thinks publicly issued revenue Two of them are white with in East Cemetery. Calling hours Woman who stayed in shelter from the town clerk’s office he ment at 646-4555. Golf and Bowling League. in Riverton, Wyo. Graveside have been proposed earlier. tinue to let the appointees decide bonds is the best financing grey tiger patches and two are are Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. will start doing a door-to-door There is a $5 fee to adopt a dog He is also survived by five sons, services will be Friday at 5 p.m. Cummings said he thinks the when they are no longer able to mechanism. grey with white boots. Sachi is Memorial donations may be survey to check on dogs that and the new owner must have James N. Leber of Chesire, in Dubois, Wyo. white with grey tiger patches. made to the Emanuel Lutheran haven’t been licensed. All dogs, the dog licensed. Before being Edmund J. Leber of Vernon, Memorial donations may be wants homeless to clean litter Church Memorial Fund, 60 6 months old, or older, should licensed the dog must have a I Jonathan P. Leber of Brandon, made to the Riverton High School Anyone interested should call Church St. Bv Diane Rosell have been licensed by July 1. rabies shot. anjf'of the folowing numbers, in Vt., Peter M. Leber of Manches­ Team, c-o Davis Fun­ Cabana also says staff and guests at the shelter States sue charge-card firms ter, and Christopher M. Leber of eral Home, 2203 W. Main St., Manchester Herald clean up. Rand said if he has to call on a Sachi’s kittens are the fea­ the home of volunteers: 666- I dog owner there will be an tured pets this week of Aid to 7000, 242-2156; or 232-8317. Housatonic, Mass.; two daugh­ Riverton, Wyo. 82501. "They do help out when asked, it’s just not on ters, Noreen A. Simmons of It seems like the perfect tradeoff; Litter in the their list of priorities,” Cabana said. - ...... -- ...... Beth Roscoe Manchester, and Rhoda Owren of town would be cleaned up by homeless people Still, she says she thinks some of the homeless for trying to kiii competitor Bolton; a sister, Ruth Stewart of Roy Parker Beth (Gerlach) Roscoe, 64, of 77 with too much time on their hands. may be interested in cleaning up the area and Princeton St., died Wednesday South Windsor: 11 grandchild­ Roy 0. Parker, 86, of Brooklyn, That is the idea of Dorothy Turn. 56, of 109 other parts of town provided there is an (July 26, 1989) at Manchester About Town ren; and several nieces, ne­ Conn., formerly of Manchester, Foster St. Turn knows all too well about the time incentive. By Paul Geltner undermined competition through are done by cash or check, "so the Police Roundup Memorial Hospital. She was the phews, grandnieces and grandne­ died Tuesday (July 25, 1989) in homeless people have on their hands. After being The Associated Press a joint venture, called Entree, development of a debit card will wife of William M. Roscoe Jr. Turn, who is helping the Manchester Mental phews. He was predeceased by a Brooklyn, Conn. He is survived by evicted from her apartment in Ashford five years and by acquiring control of the have enormous implications of She was born in Franklin, N.H., Health team conduct a survey that will brother, Edmund. his wife, Jennie (Dunlap) Parker. ago because she had no money. Turn had to stay NEW YORK - Connecticut, nation’s two largest automated practical consequence to both on Oct. 29, 1924, and had been a determine whether there is adequate housing in Pressure canner test set Stun gun attack nets arrest ' I The funeral will be Saturday at He was a former member of the at the Samaritan Shelter on Main Street. New York and 10 other states teller machine networks. consumers and merchants.” resident of Manchester for more Now, she has a job with the Manchester Mental Manchester for people with mental disabilities, have sued Visa and MasterCard The two ATM networks — 9:15 a.m. at the John F. Tierney Community Baptist Church. Visa and MasterCard signed an Home Economist Esther W. Shoup of the A 61-year-old Manchester man who assaulted his than 45 years. She was a member said she picks up other people’s litter every day for allegedly conspiring to pre­ Cirrus System Inc. of Downers Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., Besides his wife, he is survived Health Team and an idea which she hopes town agreement in 1987 to jointly University of Connecticut Cooperative Extension wife with a stun gun,and then stabbed himself with a of Center Congregational Church, officials will adopt. The only hitch is that Turn is and is currently hand delivering letters with her vent other companies from intro­ Grove. 111., and Plus System Inc. followed by a Mass of Christian by his son, Charles R. Parker of introduce Entree. More than 177 Service will be at the Tolland Agricultural Center, 10-inch knife Wednesday will be charged with and the church’s thespian group. idea to officials. ducing a national debit card of Denver — had been devising burial at 10 a.m. in St. James Newington: a sister, Marian asking the town to provide some kind of financial institutions have joined 24 Hyde Avenue (Route 30), on Tuesday from 10 second-degree assault and breach of peace, police She attended Manchester High network while delaying the their own plans for national debit Church. Burial will be in St. Frasher of Charlestown, N.H.; compensation for the homeless. While Public Works Director Peter Lozis Jr. Entree, and 1.4 million Entree a.m. to noon and 1 to 3 p.m. in Vernon to test said. I School, and was al graduate of launch of a debit card they card networks in the early and James Cemetery, palling hours two grandchildren; and two " I f we can give these people an incentive or thinks Turn’s idea might help clean up the town, cards have been issued. Abrams pressure canner gauges and answer food preserva­ Halleth Manning of 32 Princeton St. has been Oxford-Kingsbury School in West developed jointly. mid 1980s. are Friday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 great-grandchildren. provide monies to make their efforts worthwhile, he said the program would have to be supervised said. But since no merchants tion questions. No appointment is necessary. Bring admitted to Manchester Memorial Hospital and was Hartford. She taught the special A debit card can be presented The merger agreements re­ to 9 p.m. The funeral will be Friday at 1 some of them may prove to be productive,” Turn and vehicles would be needed to transport the accept the cards, their only use is the lid only: gauge testing takes five minutes. listed in stable condition this morning with a education group at Bowers at stores like a credit card, but the quired them to abandon those Memorial donations may be p.m. at the Holmes Funeral said. ‘T v e been hornless and I feel for these homeless. Another obstacle is the cost of to withdraw cash from auto­ Canning, freezing, and pickling information will puncture wound to his abdomen, a hospital School. money is automatically trans­ plans, Abrams said. made to the Manchester Little Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be people, but they should make some effort,” equipment, he said. mated teller machines. also be available. spokesman said. She was a life member of the Visa also took over the Interlink League, c-o Ed Dettore, 18 in the East Cemetery. There are Turn, who still eats at the soup kitchen at the Lozis said a cleanup program could possibly ferred from the card-holder’s Police said Manning zapped his wife with the stun Network, based in San Mateo. Thomas Drive. no calling hours. Manchester Memorial Hospital shelter, believes that the homeless contribute prove beneficial, “ but it would take a lot of account to the merchant’s. Abrams said the two compan­ gun as she slept in a basement bedroom. Auxiliary, and was one of the “ You don’t have to beanexpert Calif., the nation’s largest re­ ies apparently have chosen in­ Memorial donations may be considerably to the litter. work.” Free health check slated The Mannings’ son and daughter heard the originators of the hospital gift in antitrust law. It’s the most gional debit card network. stead to continue to promote their made to the Pierce Baptist Home, Denise Cabana, shelter and soup kitchen Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. had similar commotion and ran downstairs, police said. The Brenda Feyh, shop. Shb also was active in the basic common sense to see what Abrams said 93 percent of retail highly profitable credit card The Community Health Care Services Inc. will P.O. Box 326, Brooklyn, Conn. director, agrees there is a litter problem in town. reservations. DiRosa said that while the litter daughter was able to retrieve the gun, while the son transactions in America today business. hold office hours at the Coventry Town Office died in piane crash 06234. town’s brownie and girl scout But she said homeless people don’t litter problem has been bad, it has improved. He said they’re up to,” New York Attor­ questioned Manning about the assault, police said. programs. ney General Robert Abrams said Building Wednesday from 10 to 11 a.m. All residents anymore than other residents. trash cans on streets are helping alleviate the Manning tried to get the gun back from his Brenda (Hughes) Feyh, 38, of Besides her husband, she is Wednesday after the civil anti­ of Andover and Coventry are eligible to attend and “ When our guests leave at 7 a.m., they carry problem. daughter and when his son intervened. Manning Manchester, formerly of River­ receive blood pressure checks, tine tests, throat survived by two daughters, Mrs. only their bagged lunches. Cabana said. "They “ It’s an attitude of the people,” DiRosa said. trust suit was filed in U.S. District slapped him, police said. The son locked himself in ton, Wyo., died July 19, 1989 in a Rosaire Lussier Richard (Deborah) Rita of East Court in Manhattan. cultures and health guidance. For more informa­ are not allowed to take out cups or any other "The community as a whole has got to be more an upstairs bedroom, and the daughter called plane crash of a United Airlines Rosaire Lussier, 63, of Preston, "You had separate entities i a n e e l e y tion. please call 228-9428. Orleans, Mass., and Mrs. Geof­ items. We try to ... encourage them to be conscious about their environment. That would M ^ police, police said. airplane in Sioux City, Iowa. She died Wednesday (July 26,1989) at frey (Lynne) Pedersen of Center responsible.” be the perfect solution.” available to compete with one Manning then went back downstai^rs and stabbed is survived by her husband, home. He is survived by a Harbor, N.H.; and two another and over a course of RESTAURANT himself, police said. Melvin Feyh, and a son, Jason, daughter, Susan O’Neil of grandchildren. several years, as a result of a (Formerly Fiano’s Restaurant) Mothers get Information The children were not aware that Manning had who was critically injured in the Manchester. The funeral will be held Satur­ concerted strategy, as a result of Lounge open Wed - Sat 3:00PM til Closing stabbed himself, police said. Police found Manning crash. He is also survived by his wife, day at 11 a.m. at the Watkins an implemented conspiracy, they Visit our new remodeled Banquet Room Mothers, mothers to be, infants and toddlers are in a downstairs bathroom wiping his stomach with a She married Melvin Feyh on Doreen Lussier of Preston; a son, Funeral Home, 142 E. Center St. Report blames hospital system have now monopolized the Fine dining Wed - Sat Evenings 5:00 to 9:30PM welcome to a nutrition and weaning discussion at T-shirt, police said. Feb. 8, 1975, in Denver. She had Ronald Lussier of Plainfield; a Burial will be in East Cemetery. market,” he said, "and they have the Manchester Evening La Leche League on Police said they \yill serve the arrest warrant recently moved to Manchester daughter, Sandra Lussier of Calling hours are Friday from 7 to HARTFORD (AP) — The case Services, “ gave a very substan­ about it,” Bums said Tuesday. done that in violation of state and THIS WEEKS SPECIAL OTHER SPECIALS New England Clam Wednesday at 138 Deepwood Drive. The league when Manning is released from the hospital. from Wyoming. Preston: three brothers, Aurel 9 p.m. of a Watertown teen-ager who tial critique of the existing The Island Peer Review Organ­ federal antitrust laws.” Surf & Turf Chowder, Salad Bar, *15.95 offers 24-hour telephone counseling and a lending was shunted from hospital to system” for treating traumatic ization Inc., of Rego Park, N.Y., Connecticut’s Acting Attorney Mussells, Lobster (Baked or Fried Clams *10.95 library. For information or directions, please call hospital for treatment of a broken injuries, said Elizabeth Burns, investigated the treatment of General. Clarine Nardi Riddle, Stuffed), Vegetable, Potato Veal Saltimbocca *13.95 Barbara at 646-8171; Kathy, 644-4191; Carol, 644-4109 neck points up serious problems director of the department’s Martin Pelletier, whose neck was said the Visa-MasterCard combi­ or Kathy 646-7277. Correction division of hospitals and medical broken Nov. 6. 1987, when he fell nation has "deprived merchants or Pasta, Rolls & Butter. All entrees include salad, Current Quotations Thoughts in Connecticut s emergency med­ vegetable, potato, pasta, rolls ical care system, according to a care. 25 feet from the roof of a house he and consumers of what is an •16.95 & butter. was helping his father to build. Information was incorrectly omitted from a story report by an independent consult­ "The system generally needs extremely useful, safe alterna­ "M y whole thing in life is finding another way to Doctors at Hungerford Hospital 375 Boston Turnpike • Rts 6 & 44 Scandinavian night slated Wednesday on a new building proposed for a site at ing group. some treatment and the depart­ tive to checks or cash.” do it.” — M a rk Wellman, describiiig why he decided "M y hope is built on nothing less than Jesus’ blood in Torrington, where Pelletier 732 Main St. The prospective tenant for the building The report, commissioned by ment in so far as it has jurisdic­ "Instead of aggressively com­ C A L L FOR RESERVATIONS and righteousness. I dare not trust the sweetest was taken first, called Hartford, 643-2342 The Arndt-Youngstrong Band and the Wonder to scale 3,200-foot El Capitan despite having been is Society for Savings, which is interested in opening the state Department of Health tion intends to do something peting with each other for market Weaver Dancers will appear at the Manchester frame but wholly lean on Jesus’ name. On Christ, Yale-New Haven. St. Mary’s and paralyzed 7 years ago in a climbing ^ccident. a branch in Manchester. share, they bought out the compe­ Community College Band Shell on Aug. 6 at 7 p.m. the solid rock I stand all other ground is sinking Waterbury hospitals and the tition,” Riddle said. “ They have The concert is sponsored by Scandia Lodge, Vasa sand.” Hospital of Saint Raphael trying both monopolized the market and Order of America in Manchester. The Manchester Herald strives to be accurate and In the last century, the author penned these lines Mom Is suing gynecologist to find someone who could treat restricted release of the new Public Meetings fair. If an error is made, we want to make a to the hymn The Solid Rock. Today, the theme "rock the teen-ager’s severe injury. product to the public while correction. The Herald’s phone number is 643-2711. solid with Jesus” stands as true as it did over one after failure of operations The investigators said St. maximizing their profits in their Picnic set at Grange Hall hundred years ago. Mary’s and Yale-New Haven related lines of busihess.” Public meetings scheduled for tonight; To try to lean on other "fram es” of life, no matter MILFORD (AP) - A alleging that Petrie performed have denied receiving the calls Visa U.S.A. Inc. and Master- Manchester Grange 31 is having a picnic at 6 p.m. how solid they seem, is to encounter disappointment woman who became pregnant the procedures incorrectly, and Waterbury said it has no Card International Inc. both said Lottery record of the calls. followed by a meeting at 8p.m.on Wednesdayatthe Manchester or discouragement. despite two operations meant allowing Verner to become the allegations were unfounded. Grange Hall on Olcott Street. Members are to make her infertile is suing pregnant a fifth time. Pelletier was taken by ambu­ According to the complaint. Republican Town Committee, Lincoln Center My hope is built on His unchanging faithfulness, lance to John Dempsey Hospital Giant requested to bring salads, place settings, silver­ Visa and MasterCard allegedly Winning numbers drawn Wednesday in New proven to me on the cross of suffering the shame. By her gynecologist, seeking Petrie said the failure of the ware, and items for the auction table. {learing room, 7:30 p.m. operations to prevent the preg­ at the University of Connecticut England; Jesus’ sacrifice I know that He loves me, for only He more than $15,000 in damages nancy was "one of the perver­ .where there was a bed, but no Connecticut daily: 933. Play Four: 7977. could take my sins upon Himself to make me clean. to cover the costs of rearing Coventry sities of Mother Nature. This is neurosurgeon. Finally, Pelletier DON’T MISS THIS Massachusetts daily; 5450. Praise the Lord for being the sacrifice for the child. Massachusetts Megabucks: 3, 4, 6, 16, 30, 33. a known complication of this was taken to Hartford Hospital, Tag Sale Republican Caucus, Town Office Building, 7:30 Church sponsors ‘safari’ forgiveness and the solid rock to lean upon in all of where he was seen by a neurosur­ p.m. Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) Colleen Verner and her kind of surgery. Before per­ life! geon 10 hours after the fall. FRIDAY EVENING The Talcottville Congregational Church will Board of Education, Coventry High School, 7:30 daily; 997, 3894. husband, Robert, filed the suit forming this operation, I go The organization’s report said sponsor a Sonseeker Safari Aug. 14 to 18 from 9a.m. Rhode Island; 5611. against Dr. Stewart Petrie over it in great detail with the Antique Show and Sale “ You name it, p.m. that Connecticut lacks a coordi­ to noon. For more information, call the church Economic Development Commission, Town Of­ Rhode Island Grand Lottery: 027, 1094, 53506, Pastor Mark Green Wednesday in Superior Court, couple.” July 28, 6-lOPM office at 649-0815. 471894. nated system for dealing with fice Building, 8 p.m. Church of the Nazarene trauma cases, that hospitals do Tolland Agricultural Center we have it! ’’ not properly cordinate coverage Rto. 30, VtrnoA, CT by medical specialists like neuro­ Show held inside or Furniture Weather Lawyer will refile suit surgeons and that emergency outside rain or shine. Clothing iianrhpstpr Hrralft medical technicians and para­ Res. 875-3456 or ,1 medics need better training in 649-7069. Bric-a-Brac USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 253 over goif course lease handling major trauma injuries. REGIONAL WEATHER Warm, humid Children’s Items Penny M. Sieffert, Publisher A Hartford lawyer represent­ Witt said he has 15 days to.file the Accu WeaUujf ■ forecast lor Fuday Manchester and .yicinity: To­ Georg# T. Chappell Oennle M. Ssntoro ing two Manchester golfers In a new lawsuit in Hartford Superior Daytime CoiKlitions and Higti Temperatures night, partly cloudy!' Warm and Editor Advertising Director lawsuit against the town will have Court. M A R C Auditorium humid with a 50 percent chance of He said he will file the ^uit 9 Jeanne Q. Fromeiih Sheldon Cohen to file another lawsuit naming the showers and thunderstorms. Low Butinatt Manager Composing Manager Manchester Country Club as a within the 15 days. around 70. Friday, partly sunny. 57 Hollister Street Denise A. Roberts Robert H. Hubbard party to the suit. Presently the Manchester Hazy, hot and humid with show­ Personnel Manager Pressroom Manager Attorney Otto P. Witt said Country Club leases the 18-hoIe ers and thunderstorms likely, V. J Frank J. MeSwesgan Tuesday Judge Noris L. O’Neill golf course under a 25-year lease Manchester, CT 06040 possibly with locally heavy rain, Circulation Director made the ruling in Hartford that'expires in 1991. ROMANCE MAKES A COMEBACK! damaging wind and small hail. Published dally except Sunday and certain holidays by the Superior Court Monday. In May, the Board of Directors Saturday, High around 90. Chance of show­ |r Off polo 176' I Manchester Publishing Co., 16 Bralnard Place. ManchMter, In May, Witt filed a lawsuit on approved a two-year lease exten­ ers 70 percent. Outlook for Cenn. 06040. Second class postage paid at Manchester. Conn. l^ehalf of William Ogden and sion with the country club. Under Saturday, becoming sunny and Postmaster; Sand address changes to th« Manchester Herald, July 29, 1989 P.O. Box SOI, Manchester, Conn. 06040. William Hooker, who are seeking the terms of the new lease, a rent more comfortable. High 80 to 85. A‘A If you don't receive your Herald by 5 p.m. weekdays or 7:30 to prevent the town of Manches­ of $75,000 would be charged. The 8 a.m. Saturdays, please telephone your carrier. It you're unable present rent is $25,000. 8:00 AM -1:00PM Coastal: Tonight, partly to reach your carrier, call subscriber serfflca al 647-9946 by 6 ter from extending the lease on AtiMllK' cloudy. Warm and humid with a p.m. weekdays tor delivery In Manchsstsi'. the town-owned golf course with Hooker has said the town could ______IIMOUSINIJ e CORPORIkU SlIUNS CX't.'jn 50 percent chance of showers and Suggested carrier rates are $1.60 we ikly. $7.70 for one the country club without opening earn more than $75,000 if the lease Come and see! |iu month, $23.10 tor three months, $46.20 .o' six months and went out to bid. The golfers have 311 MAIN STREET 4w»shlff,ylOfi|o2 I thunderstorms. Low 70 to 75. $02.40 for one year. Newsstand price: 33 cents a copy. the lease to bids from other also claimed the golf course has MANCHESTER, CT. 06040 Friday, partly sunny. Hazy, hot The Manchester Herald Is a member ot The Associated Press, possible operators. TELEPHONE (203) 643-1211 ^ ^ -I’m i A.. li w .c iHh.i u,i and humid with showers and the Audit Bureau of Circulations, the New England Press Witt had originally named the not always been operated as a dot eaiei ico eaiseoo thunderstorms likel, possibly Today’s weather picture was drawn by Caity Moore, 9, Assoclallon and the New England Newspaper Association. town of Manchester in the suit. public golf course. with locally heavy rain of Coventry Grammar School. 9 i «

MANCHESTER HERALD. ThiBrsday. Ju%27. 198fr- 5 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 27. 1989 LOCAL Judge we^hs J & S T A T E abcniion case J HARTFORD (AP) - A federal judge is expected Homeless man dies In cell to decide Monday whefter to grant fw st Hartford’s request for an Injunction that woulda^iTply rd^rict NEW HAVEN (A P ) — Heart disease took the anti-abortion protests, town, W ^t Hartford’s life of a man who collapsed while awaiting corporation counsel saitf. arraignment in a Superior Court holding cell, U.S. DistHct Judge ^ t e r C. D ^ e y told the the state medical examiner has reported. courtroom after a third .day of testimiiny Wednes­ State police said an altercation may have day that he was considering granting^a prelinMinary occurred Tuesday before the 43-year-old • ^ H l i tmiMi i‘ injunction uPtii both parties in the case file briefs u homeless man, a resident of the Columbus outlining their reaction to' the testimony, Marjorie House shelter, was stricken. But the medical Wilder, the corporation counsel, said. examiner said no lethal injury was found Dorsey, who said he wodid announce his decision Wednesday. Monday, asked that the town file a brief by Aug. 4 The medical examiner withheld a ruling on dnd that lawyers for theanti-abortionactivists filea the manner of death pending completion of a / brief by Aug; 11, Wilder said. police investigation. After reviewing the briefs, Dorsey will decide Authorities said a positive identity of the whether to allow the injunction to continue. Wilder man had not been established. The victim had been arrested at 7:45 a m. Tuesday by police said. responding to a complaint by security officers The town’#: request follows two protests at the at Yale-New Haven Hospital. The man was Summit Women’s Center on April 1 and June 17 awaiting arraignment on'charges of trespa.ss- which together resulted hv more thaR^320 arreKts. ing and threatening when he collapsed. Rumors of -a third p^est last weekend it^er materialized^- but Po|^ Chief j^bert M^ue estimated the'^own s p e ^ a few thousand dollar# on State funds school work extra security at the w w ien ’s h e a l^ ^ n ic .' The state Bond Commission has approved Assistant &rporatlol#*^C of a reduction in speed. The MBDA was created under the was supposed to come back on, fans found district elections. Commerce Department for the noble “ We hope the police will enforce the signs now that they’re in,” Hakian said. “ I just hope it stops a themselves watching a horse racing show. When It is obvious that politics played a role in purpose of helping minority-owned that show went off the air, SportsChannel started child from getting hurt.” I \ Y Landers’ choice. He is fooling no one if he businesses, but it soon fell under showing a.minor league game out of South political control. It is one of those would have us believe otherwise. Bend,Ind. federal boondoggles that can’t escape 1. □ □ □ The Mets-Braves game did return — about 20-25 Ferguson’s image has been compromised Credit bureaus unfairly rapped partisan meddling even when it minutes after it went off. XJltralow by the controversy. Indeed, he may have works, and it doesn’t work very often. Whew. L ow est _ SOMETHING’S AFOOT - Jack J. Lappen of compromised it himself by accepting the post. based credit bureaus throughout the It is ripe for the pickings by politicians would prefer to gather more informa­ Haystack Road doesn’t have a patent, but he has By Robert Walters country.) who want to curry favor with minority □ □ □ n icotin e. Ferguson says he did not know Longest tion, but several federal laws regulate discovered a cure for an onerous problem affecting In nearby Anaheim, Calif., a bank of their behavior. In addition, they voters. “ t"- Carlton wanted the post, but Longest has never hinted olfactory senses in homes across America. The ORANGE, Calif. — Few institutions computers and a library of 60,000 As we reported in 1987, grants and N IS (0.1 mg.) he wanted anything less. appear to have been sensitized to the problem is odor. To wit. smelly feet. IMPORTANT TRIP — How important is it to (Im g.) ‘■OWtST engender more widespread hostility magnetic tapes filled with data on contracts were given to companies importance of individual privacy by Lappen wrote to us to tell us he was watching appear in a Manchester Recreation Department And, while Ferguson began his first term as than credit bureaus, which are widely credit users can produce 1,000 credit with close ties to George Bush’s critics who have offered both legiti­ television and heard an announcer say that a team photo at the end of the year? a district director at the July 17 meeting at suspected of snooping into people’s reports every minute, then transmit nascent presidential campaign. We mate warnings about unwarranted chemical company was trying to determine why Carl Silver, a supervisor for the department, said . 3 . personal affairs to compile dossiers the information in 10 seconds or less to have since reported what even the which he was appointed public works intrusion and unjustified complaints people have smelly feet He was amused. a woman called the department office to find out on their finance — and other aspects any of the almost 80,000 credit­ Commerce Department admits: that commissioner, he is no political neophyte. As about credit bureau practices. “ I’ve known for over 35 years that the when her youngster’s team, which won its division T h e taste of their lives. granting TRW customers. the MBDA spends more money a former town director who has been active in combination of synthetic material used in socks and championship, was going to have its Rec Depart­ But if the country’s largest credit The contents of those reports are far In the latter category was an running itself than helping minority the perspiration of some people can cause an ment team photo taken. politics. Ferguson should have known the bureau, TRW Inc., typifies the indust- more limited than many people episode earlier this year in which businesses. that’s right. unbearable odor. In many cases, this can be She wanted to know when to go and bring her political hotbed he was preparing to lie in rry, the reputation for prying into believe. Included are both positive officials of the Social Security Admin­ Wilson had been a vocal critic of the corrected by wearing cotton socks,” Lappen wrote. offspring back from a camp in New Hampshire tobe individuals’ private lives is not and negative information regarding istration haited their practice of MBDA. Our associate Stewart Harri^ when he accepted the post. He should Have He says pi^ople who suffer from this problem and in the picture. justified. individuals’ accounts with American verifying individuals’ identifying has now discovered that Wilson foreseen the critics’ complaints about his lack those close to them will be “ amazed at the ' Now that’s important. Best known as an aerospace and Express. VISA, MasterCard, depart­ numbers for credit bureaus and other interfered in an MBDA contract to of experience in public works. defense contractor and producer of ment stores, gasoline companies and commercial vendors willing to pay for help a supporter of his gubernatorial difference.” And Lajjpen’s advice is free. “ No charge,” he The controversy may even have automotive components, Cleveland- Others. the service. campaign. In a second case, he wrote in his letter. Maybe he can save the chemical compromised district Director Ellen based TRW entered the business of Also reported are summaries of TRW submitted magnetic tapes rescued an MBDA contractor with a gathering, analyzing and distributing how the individuals have handled checkered performance record. Both company some money. Burns-Landersin herbid for a town . containing the names of 140 million FIFTY YEARS AGO TODAY — From the directorship. Critics are already arguing that credit information in the late 1960s. lines of credit, secured and unsecured people and their Social Security times, Wilson says he was simply □ □ □ Today, TRW’s Credit Data Div­ performing a “ constituent service.” Manchester Evening Herald of July 27. 1939 — At she sided with her husband by voting to loans (including home mortgages) numbers from its credit files. In each ision, with headquarters in this One constituent that Wilson went to 3:10 p.m. today it was announced that the American and accounts with financial services instance, government employees Legion Bingo petition had been temporarily appoint Ferguson. Their arguments, community 22 miles southeast of Los companies. Finally, the reports in­ bat for was the San Diego State DAYS GONE BY — From the Manchester were to tell the company only whether withdrawn due to the fact that the list of petitioners regardless of their weight, will become louder Angeles, maintains credit files on clude information on bankruptcy University Foundation that stood to Historical Society — In Highland Park, near the 8 m g. tar the names and numbers matched. was not complete in time for a calling of a special about 155 million people — almost all lose its $1 million contract to run an Spring Street entrance to the lookout on Case as their discontent grows. filings, tax liens and judgments Federal officials halted work on the afternoon meeting of the Board of Selectmen. It was of the country’s 160 million “ credit- MBDA center in Los Angeles. The Mountain, flows a small stream th?t is crossed by a 0.8 mg. nic. Longest himself is not above reproach. He secured by creditors as well as data on TRW project under pressure from said that any action taken today would be too late to active” individuals. government mortgage financing foundation has featured Wilson at its stone bridge. The stream flop's west into a wooded may have kindled the flames of the current Sen. David Pryor, D-Ark., who said he make it possible to hold Bingo games beginning TRW recently merged with another (FHA and VA) and student loans. was “ appalled that officials have been minority business seminars and even area. Near the bridge is a waterfall known as Wyllys tonight at the carnival lot. controversy when he removed the district major firm in the industry, the Chilton In each instance, the material is so cavalier about the privacy of named him “ Advocate of the Year” voting list from the district office in the Corp. of Dallas. Its principal competi­ limited to individuals’ willingness and American citizens. last year — not a bad plug for a 5 m g. tar firehouse on an evening late in May after the tor is Equifax, Inc. of Atlanta, which ability to assume and handle credit But what Pryor characterized as candidate who needs all the minority votes he can get. district elections, Longest removed the voting earlier merged with Credit Bureau, extended by others. Specifically not “ the largest breach of privacy in the 0.5 mg. nic. Inc. and recently established a includes is information on: Wilson isn’t an ungrateful man. He list after it was learned that the number of history of the program” was an strategic alliance with Associated ■ Balances in checking, savings or expansion and extension of a practice sent a letter of recommendation for votes cast in the May district election did not Credit Services of Houston. other bank accounts. that dates back to the late 1970s. the foundation to Commerce Secre­ '6 m g .ta r equal the number on the list, a discrepancy Only one major nationwide credit ■ Salaries and other sources of Matching people’s names and Social tary William Verity and followed it up which caused Landers’ seven-vote majority reporting firm, Trans Union of income. Security numbers is hardly nefarious. with a phone call to MBDA Director I- Kenneth Bolton. Bolton says Wilson 0.5 mg. nic. for the presidency to be called into question. Chicago, now remains independent of ■ Personal lifestyles, criminal re­ both TRW and Equifax. (In addition, cords, race and religion. did not put any pressure on him. Longest asked the district counsel if it was Robert Walters is a syndicated there are about 1,200 community- TRW and the other firms probably coiumnist. Maybe not, but Wilson’s aide ap­ all right to removfe the list so that district pealed to one of Bolton’s underlings, clerk Mary Beth Litrico could check it, but according to sources close to the such clandestine maneuverings were situation. The aide called Xavier Mena, unnecessary and skirted dangerously along Img. tar Europe undergoing changes director of the regional MBDA office the parameters of state law protecting public in San Francisco and urged him to let 0.1 mg. nic. records. the foundation keep the contract. The By Robert J. Wagman With Europe this change in percep­ patriotism in the air, but, underneath, 5 m g. tar The most disappointing result of the tion of the U.S. role will mean the long history of French national aide now denies that. 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It was mysteriously VQ reassessment of their economic and of the Soviet Union, the United So, in recent weeks, France has tried politically charged atmosphere of inflamma­ Kingdom and West Germany were the to align itself with Germany, hoping tabled and the foundation won a tory accusations surrounding the appoint­ military relationships with each other six-month extension while the MBDA as well as with Moscow and Washing­ two most important European factors that if they can create a Bonn-Paris ment to a post which pays a small stipend of in the NATO equation. But in a Europe axis they will be major players in the ponders its next move. 4 m g. tar ton. At the same time, many Euro­ The situation put Wilson in a pickle. $400 a year. pean countries are facing significant dominated by economics and trade new Europe. considerations, Germany would re­ To further complicate matters, the The foundation’s competition for the Touch 0.4 mg. nic. Partisan political apppintments are nothing internal and political problems. twin dramas of the EEC unification job was Miranda Strabala Associates, In Europe today two major dramas main central but Britain’s impor­ new. The practice is one which trickles all the and the reorganization of NATO are another supporter of Wilson’s guber­ are unfolding; the joining of the 12 tance would decline. way down from Washington and which has being played out against a backdrop natorial campaign. Wilson solved the European Economic Community na­ It has always been more expensive of serious internal political difficulty dilemma by sending another letter of 11 mg. tar existed almost since the two-party political tions into a single trading entity by for companies based on the continent to conduct business in Britain because for most of Europe’s leaders. recommendation for Miranda Stra­ This system was adopted in this country. 1992; and — in the wake of Glasnost — VVm In London, Margaret Thatcher’s bala, but he sent it to the regional 0 8 m g. nic. But this,is fhe Eighth Utilities District, a a major reassessment of NATO. of Britain’s physical isolation. As a government is facing the biggest office in San Francisco instead of to Either subject alone would be result, domestic British companies government which prides itself on its rugged challenge of its 10 years in office. Washington, where the final decision sufficient to dominate Europe’s atten­ hold a distinct business advantage individuality: which clings to the notion, over companies on the continent. Likewise, in Germany, Chancellor would be made. (Wilson’s office said tion. These two events happening the letters were sent where the two Summer Helmut Kohl and his conservative however idealist,ic il may be, that government simultaneously create a very com­ Post-1992, the Netherlands and Scan­ Christian Democratic Party are in organizations asked them to be sent.) should be run by the people for all of the plex situation. i dinavia might well be more important deep trouble: The country has clearly Our sources say Wilson’s aide made it people. , , However, there is a much more markets for a German company, say, moved left. Kohl’s only chance for clear in the phone call to Mena in San basic question tied up in all of this. then Britain would be. 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T-TlSt, 9-rA 8 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27. 1989 ______ffla u rlip strr H rrali'i Hot, Hot, Hot! The discomfort index Slate Section 2, Page 9 Relative Inflation creeps up From page 1 Humidity Air Temperature (Degrees Fahrenheit) SPOR rs Thursday, July 27, 1989 J 100 105 110 115 120 They are Edward Kloehn, a member of the Cheney National Heat Index Historic District Commission, 0 % 64 69 73 78 83 87 91 95 99 103 107 as GNP takes a fall and Joseph Negri, a guidance 10% 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100 105 111 116 counselor at East Hartford High 20% 66 72 77 82 87 School and a member of the 93 99 105 112 120 130 WASHINGTON (AP) - The issued a revised economic fore­ many private forecasters are Building Committee. 30% 67 73 78 84 90 96 104 113 123 135 ,148 U.S. economy turned in its most cast predicting economic growth even more pessimistic. The Republican Town Commit­ 40% 68 74 79 86 93 101 110 123 137 sluggish performance in almost of 2.7 percent for 1989. Much of the weakness in the three years from April through tee is scheduled to meet tonight to 50% 69 75 81 88 96 107 120 135 To achieve that level, the economy reflects a year-long endorse its election slate. June as inflation shotupdramati- economy will have to expand at effort by the Federal Reserve to 60% 70 76 82 90 100 114 1 ^ iJ After the nominations, the 132 cally, the government reported an annual rate of 2.7 percent in drive up interest rates in an effort candidates each thanked the 70% 70 77 85 93 106 124 today. the last half of this year. to dampen inflationary u committee members for their 80% 71 78 86 97 113 136 In a report apt to raise Many analysts believe that pressures. support and pledged to work hard recession fears, the Commerce 90% 71 79 88 102 122 growth estimate will be impossi­ However, the central bank to justify the committee’s Department said the gross na­ ble to achieve. They are looking switched' in June to worrying 100% 72 80 91 108 tional product, the broadest confidence. for further weakness to develop, more about a recession than gauge of economic health, grew Edward Tomkiel, who has been with economic growth slumping inflation. The Fed has made three at a lackluster 1.7 percent annual town clerk since 1956, and Roger to an annual rate of 1 percent. small moves since that time to rate in the spring quarter. Negro, treasurer since 1971, were HOW HOT IS HOT? — As temperatures rise, humidity Such weakness would leave the push interest rates lower. renominated. It was the worst growth rate becomes a factor in reducing the body’s abiiity to cool economy exposed to the danger The April-June GNP report Cummings characterized the since a 0.8 percent increase in the than any unforeseen shock, such showed the adverse impact of the Democratic Party as one witling itself. The discomfort index measures what various third quarter of 1986, the last time as a further runup in oil prices, Fed’s previous credit-tightening to take risks to accomplish temperatures and humidities “feel like" to the average the economy skirted close to a could bring on the first recession moves. worthwile goals. He cited the person. recession. since the 1981-82 downturn. Housing construction plunged construction of a new lodge in The sluggish growth reflected Allen Sinai, chief economist of at an annual rate of 13.6 percent in Center Springs Park as an widespread weakness in big- the Boston Co., and other analysts the second quarter, the steepest example. ticket consumer spending and are looking for a downturn to decline since the first quarter of A Republican candidate for housing construction and a sharp occur, either late this year or 1982, when the country was mired director, J. Russell Smyth, has Heat deterioration in the country’s early in 1990. in the last recession. criticized the project as an foreign trade performance. “We have already had a Personal consumption spend­ unneeded expense. He said the From page 1 Economists say that further recession in the housing sector ing rose at a sluggish rate of 1.1 windows are boarded up because weakness in any of these areas over the last six months, caused percent while spending on big- vandals have broken glass even could be enough to end the by high mortgage rates,” Sinai their radios to look more closely ticket items such as autos actu­ before the building is occupied. heat-related emergencies at current record peacetime expan­ said. “ The question is whether for emergency medical vehicles. Manchester Memorial Hospital ally fell by 4 percent. Y Cummings said three windows sion, now in its seventh year. the economy will be able to were broken and the windows “ People don’t hear us as well as as of today, according to Andrew Inflation is also posing a threat strengthen enough to offset wea­ Trade also contributed to the were boarded up by the contrac­ they could,” Hughes said. A. Beck, director of public to the economy. A GNP inflation kness in consumer spending and weakness in the GNP report as Reginald Plnto/Mancheatsr Herald Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald tor who will be responsible for the The heat and humidity doesn’t relations. As the heat lingers and index shot up at an annual rate of weakness in manufacturing. I imports, which had actually air pollution worsens. Beck said fallen in the first quarter, shot up building until the town takes it qualifyyetfora heatwave. Aheat 4.9 percent in the April-June doubt it.” THE WINNERS — Manchester’s Rob downed East Hartford, 7-1, to move COMING HOME Manchester’s Don Wednesday night’s Zone 6 clash with wave occurs when temperatures people would probably seek medi­ quarter, the fastest clip in more by 8.7 percent in the second over. The Recreation Depart­ With release of today’s GNP Stanford (9) hugs teammate Marcus closer to its second consecutive Zone Sauer heads to the plate with Post 102’s East Hartford at McKenna Field. The ment is scheduled to occupy the reach the 90-degree mark for cal attention. than six years. report for the second quarter, the quarter. The trade deterioration lodge on Friday. three consecutive days, accord­ Fan and air conditioner sales The pickup, from an increase of government conducted an annual would have been even worse Mateya as Keith DiYeso, right, moves in championship. Also pictured are Rob fifth run of the game on a sacrifice fly by Post 77 catcher is Jim Bidwell. Man­ “That lodge belongs there,” ing to Scott Whittier, a meteorolo­ were up at area department 4 percent in the first quarter, was revision of past GNP figures. The except for a healthy 11.3 percent to join the celebration after Post 102 Penders, left, and Neal Schackner. Rob Penders in the sixth inning of chester won, 7-1. Cummings said. gist with the National Weather stores as a result of the heat. blamed on a sharp jump in energy revisions found that the economy jump in U.S. exports. A store manager at Sears He said its construction is the Service at Bradley International prices. grew by 4.4 percent in 1988, the The 1.7 percent GNP increase Roebuck and Co., 348 W. Middle beginning of revitalization of the Airport in Windsor Locks. The GNP report, which showed fastest annual growth since a 6.8 followed a revised 3.7 percent rise Turnpike, .said sales of air condi­ park. The area’s last heat wave an even more sluggish economy percent increase in 1984. in the first quarter of 1989, a tioners were up three times from Cummings also defended the occurred last Aug. 9 to Aug. 15. By than many analysts had been The 1988 GNP increase had period in which much of the sales last week. construction of housing for the this time last year, the state had expecting, represented a setback earlier been put at 3.9 percent. growth came from a rebound in Manchester closes in on Zone 8 title Lester Miner, store manager of elderly on North Elm Street, already experienced three heat for the Bush administration’s While the administration is the farm economy after the waves, Whittier said. Marlow’s Department Store, 867 saying the public subsidy for economic forecasts. forecasting that economic growth lingering effects of last summer’s By Jim Tierney Hartford. It also marked the DiYeso brought home Keith He said a high temperature of Main St., said salesof fansand air rents there amounts to $4 a person Last week, the administration will slow to 2.7 percent this year. drought. Manchester Herald initial time Morency’s 18-year- Hobby with the second run. 95 degrees recorded Wednesday conditioners had picked up “ quite for each of the next nine years. olds had ever beaten East Hart­ Pete Algarin led off the Man­ tied the record high set on that well” in the last two days. Candidates for constable posi­ EAST HARTFORD — On July ford at McKenna Field. chester second with a single to day in 1940. Meanwhile, the Northeast Utili­ tions, all incumbents, are Wil­ 12. the Manchester Post 102 “ The best thing about it is we right and advanced to second on The hazy, hot and humid ties Co. expects customers to set liam J. Desmond, Clarence E. Ozone hole over Antarctica Legion ba.seball contingent lost a have our own destiny in our own an errant pickoff attempt by conditions were expected to con­ records for the summer for Foley, Ronald M. Gates, and Paul Zone Eight encounter at Rock­ hands,” Morency said. “ All year, Mangiafico. Mateya .sacrificed tinue until Friday. Relief in the electricity use today, a spokes­ F. Phillips. ville. 4-1. and seemingly, along that’s all we wanted. These guys Algarin to third. Covey then form of thunderstorms, possibly man said. Candidates for selectmen with it a chance at defending its just went out and took it.” deposited a .single to left field to heavy, are predicted for Friday may raise skin cancer risk posts, both incumbents, are Kat­ Zone Eight championship Man­ Manchester starter George Co­ .score Algarin afternoon as a cold tront moves in Manchester Herald reporters hleen Maloney and Frank A. chester had fallen into third place vey had to be replaced by Rob Hobby singled and stole .second from Canada. Whittier said. Rick Santos and Diane Resell Napolitano. By Malcolm Ritter risk of skin cancer, but it is wind pattern each year, streams in the Zone race Stanford on the rhound because of to begin the third. Stanford There were no reports of contributed to this story. After being endorsed, Epstein The Associated Press difficult to say by how much, said of polar air are ripped away and After that game. Manchester a blister on Covey’s middle brought Hobby home with the said, “ I pledge my best effort to Kripke, chairman of the immu­ migrate north, the researchers coach Dave Morency challenged throwing finger. Stanford inher­ fourth Manchester run after he keep the Democratic Party the NEW YORK — The Antarctic nology department at M.D. And­ said. his team and said. “ I don't think ited a 4-1 lead with two outs in the singled to center. Following a majority party on the Board of “ ozone hole” apparently caused erson Cancer Center of the They concluded that the arrival you guys can win the Zone” fourth, a 1-0 count on Rick Repeta DiYeso .single, Mangiafico was First person indicted record low ozone levels over Directors.” University of Texas. of such ozone-poor air was the Two weeks later. Manchester and the ba.ses full. It took removed. southern Australia in 1987, said Protection of the worldwide chief factor in producing record has proven Morency wrong and is Stanford just one pitch to retire “ We were flat.” East Hartford scientists, who suggested that the ozone shield has become a focus low ozone levels over southern in complete control in the Zone Repeta. who grounded to Marcus Coach Jim Bidwell .said. “ Some­ on new computer law hole may raise skin cancer risk in of international concern that Australia and New Zealand in Eight race after disposing of Mateya at second base. times. you don’t understand the Buckno the globe’s southern latitudes. extends beyond the Antarctic December 1987. archrival East Hartford in su­ Stanford, who was also the way things happen. They were The work is the first detailed ozone hole. Last year, for exam­ The levels reported over the hitting star for Manchester going more aggre.s.sive. They wanted it WASHINGTON (A P) - A meanor charges against Morris, perb fashion. 7-1. Wedne.sday From page 1 study that links the Antarctic hole ple, scientists announced evi­ Australian cities Melbourne and 3-for-4 with two RBIs, was more than we did. They swung the graduate student who officials who was a student at Cornell night at McKenna Field to observed ozone declines in the dence that ozone had declined Perth for much of the month were Manchester has won nine brilliant in his relief stint. Stan­ bats well which has always been a say unleased a “ virus” that University when the incident Southern Hemisphere’s midlati­ about 2.3 percent since 1969 over a the lowest December readings straight Zone games to raise its ford threw 3 1-3 innings of shutout trademark of Manchester teams, infected thousands of military occurred Nov. 2. tudes, where many people live, 52,000 reasons to seek the post. region that includes most of the since measurements began in record to 17-5. Post 102 has also ball, gave up three hits, walked Marc Mangiafico wasn’t sharp and university computers is the scientists said. and they took advantage of it.” Buckno has been a member of The charge carries a maximum United States. 1979. won 11 straight games in all to one and struck out five in picking first person charged under a The study concludes that re­ Manche.ster had 13 hits while the Human Relations Commis­ five-year sentence and a fine of up In May, delegates from 81 The Melbourne readings aver­ bring its overall mark to S6-8. up the win federal law banning unauthorized cord low ozone levels over south­ East Hartford committed five sion since January 1988. She is a to $250,000. Morris, of Arnold, countries at a U,N. conference aged about 7 percent below With two Zone meetings left on “ Robbie just came in. like the computer access. ern Australia and New Zealand errors. Neal Schackner, Don member of the Rotary Club and of Md., also could be ordered to pay pledged to stop producing and normal for the month, which the schedule (Monday at Rock­ 18-year-olds are supposed to. and were caused mainly by the Sauer and Algarin had two hits the Manchester Country Club. Robert Tappan Morris was restitution to cover damages if he using chemicals called chloro- theoretically could boost the dose ville and Wedne.sday at home said ‘Hey, I ’m the guy standing arrival of ozone-poor air from the apiece for Manchester. She has served on the executive indicted Wednesday in Syracuse, is convicted. fluorocarbons, which destroy of ultraviolet rays at the Earth’s against Windsor Locks), Man­ behind the door and you’re not Reginald PInto/Manchastsr Herald Antarctic hole. ozone, by the year 2000. surface by 14 percent. Plumb chester can win its second consec­ coming in.’” Morency said. “ He MANCHESTER (7) — Laurinitis c board of Manchester Memorial N.Y., on a single count of illegally A computer industry group 4-1-1-0, H obbv It 4-2-1-0, Stanford ss/p Southern South America and The new study was conducted said. did a super job.” Hospital and on the exectutive gaining access to at least four estimated that the virus infected utive Zone title if it wins those two SAFE DIVE — East Hartford’s Rich takes the throw on an attempted pickoff 4-1-3-2, D iY e so lb 3-M-1, Schackner 3b computers and paralyzing their the southern tip of Africa also by Plumb of the Massachusetts games. Second-place East Hart­ Stanford, a 1988 East Catholic 4-0-2-1, Sauer cf 4-1-2-0, A lga rin rf 4-1-2-0, board of the Martin School PTA. 6,200 computers and caused $96 Newman said Australians are Repeta dives back to the base as in the third inning of Wednesday night’s M ate ya 2b l-O-O-O, C ovey p 2-0-1-1, R. may be vulnerable, said study Institute of Technology; Paul ford slips to 15-6 in the Zone graduate, knew what he had to do Buckno also is a member of the operations. He is scheduled to be million in damages. But a Cornell typically on the beaches in Penders ss O-O-O-l. Totals 30-7-13-4. co-author R. Alan Plumb. Newman, of the Universities Reflecting on his postmortem against several former high Manchester first baseman Keith DiYeso game at McKenna Field. EAST HARTFORD (1) — L. Gonzales Manchester Board of Realtors. arraigned before a U.S. magis­ University panel that investi­ December, the start of summer in trate Aug. 2. A layer of ozone, a form of Space Research Association and after the Rockville game. Mor­ school teammates. cf 3-0-1-1, Peiczar ss 4-0-1-0, D u m als 3b The Republican Town Commit­ gated the incident called the the Southern Hemisphere. As a 4-0-0-0, M anglafico p /rf 3-0-1-0, Bidwell c oxygen, high in the atmosphere a visiting scientist at the National ency smiled and said, “ Tho.se will “ That’s tough. You try to think do the work We’ve got two big runs in two-plus innings Mangia­ Po.st 102 jumped to a 2-0 lead in 3-0-1-0, J.G onzales If l-O-O-O, G reene p tee is scheduled to meet at 7:30 in estimate “ grossly exaggerated.” result, low ozone readings during The Justice Department said in shields Earth from ultraviolet Aeronautics and Space Adminis­ be the sweetest words I’ll ever about what they did in high games coming up just as impor­ fico allowed eight hits, walked the first. An infield hit by Dom l-O-O-O, Pratt rt/lf 2-1-1-0, Robinson lb the hearing room of Lincoln that month are particularly 3-0-0-0, Repeta 2b 3-0-2-0. Totals 27-1-8-1. a statement here that the case rays in sunlight that cause skin school,” Stanford said. “ I was tant as this one.” none and struck out one. After the Laurinitis, an error by Repeta at Center to make the The indictment stated that the tration Goddard Space Flight worrisome. eat.” Manchester 211 001 2-7-13-1 represents the first time that cancer. Reductions in ozone let Center in Greenbelt, Md.; and just trying to throw strikes. I Manchester hammered East fir.st three Manchester batters second base and an RBI-double to East H artford 001 000 0— 1-8-5 endorsements. virus caused damage of more For the most common skin The win for Manchester federal prosecutors have brought more rays through and can boost researchers from Australia and avenged two earlier season couldn’t afford to walk him Hartford starter and loser, south­ got hits in the third, Mangiafico left by Stanford scored the first Covey, Stanford (4) and Laurinitis. The Democratic Town Commit­ than $1,000. cancers, which develop only after M angiafico, Greene (3) and Bidwell. charges under a section of a 1986 skin cancer rates. New Zealand. losses, both by one run, to East (Repeta). You just let thedefense paw Marc Mangiafico, for four was relieved by Kevin Greene. run. A sacrifice fly by Keith WP- Stanford LP- Mangiafico. tee endorsed a full slate of Defense lawyer Thomas A. decades of exposure to ultraviolet law that prohibits unauthorized The Antarctic ozone hole, It appears today in the British candidates at a meeting Wednes­ Guidoboni said Morris would rays, a single episode of ozone computer access. which appears for a limited time journal Nature. day night and after the endorse­ plead innocent. reduction may not have much every year, is an area in which up “ It makes a convincing case to ments, Democratic Town Chair­ The indictment followed The Cornell panel said the effect, said Kripke. to 50 percent of ozone disappears. me,” commented William Man- Royals ride man Theodore R. Cummings said months of deliberations within virus, or worm, affected thou­ Plumb said that while he kin of the National Center for the party was “ ready to do the Justice Department about sands of university and military But reductions would pose a Moriarty’s wins again regards the declines observed Atmospheric Research in battle.” whether to bring felony or misde­ computers. hazard if they continue for over Australia and New Zealand Boulder, Colo. another decade or so, she said. as relatively small, they could The Antarctic ozone hole was Some recent studies suggest MERIDEN — Behind the six-hit pitching of East Catholic High School as a schoolboy, ran Wilson’s bat become more hazardous. unusual in 1987, the study said. that the risk of the deadliest skin Craig Steuernagel and a double steal that into a predicament in the sixth inning when Katz But Margaret Kripke, an im­ Ozone levels reached record lows cancer, melanoma, may be in­ brought home the deciding run, Moriarty put runners at second and third with no outs. He Bolton munologist who studies skin in October and November, and creased by a single exposure to Brothers nipped Katz Sports, 2-1, for its eighth got out of the jam, however, by inducing two pop cancer, said the increase in ups and recording his lone . “ He just past Bosox the funnel-shaped wind pattern excess ultraviolet rays, Kripke straight win in Greater Hartford Twilight From page 1 ultravolet rays implied by the that sustained the hole disinte­ noted. But too little is known League play Wednesday night at Ceppa Field. buried them, ” Johnson detailed the inning. Katz plated its lone run in the second on three ozone observations is grated in early December rather about the causes of melanoma to The MB’s, 13-7, move into a third-place tie with hits. The MB’s did their scoring in the fifth. Jeff By Dave O'Hara “ enormous.” than November. gauge the risk of a single Katz, 13-9, each with 26 points. Moriarty’s hosts businesses in the town, I think that’s better than said. Johnson walked and scored as Chris Petersen The Associated Press Such increases could raise the With the disintegration of the summer’s exposure, she said. second-place East Hartford tonight at 7:30 at condominiums,” he said. Currently the town is negotiating with an Greg LeMond blasted a triple to center field. Petersen was Johnson said he is worried that the construction of affordable housing compact including several Moriarty Field. thrown out at the plate attempting for a BOSTON — Manager John Wathan of the Kansas condominiums will attract more people to town. He towns in the greater Hartford area to adopt Steuernagel struck out one and walked one in four-bagger. City Royals calls 16-year vet George Brett “ one of said he wants to stow the increase in the child affordable housing initiatives. going the distance. “ He was tough, very tough Greg McKitrick followed with a double and our hor.ses.” population because the schools are already having is deserving “ I think the town should address that need on its the last two innings,” said MB manager Gene found himself at third base after a walk to Jim The .same goes for Willie Wilson, who has been enough problems with other issues. own, rather than being forced by someone else’s will Johnson. Schiavone. The pair then 'pdlled a double steal, setting up Brett in the batting order for 12 years. 9 Bolton High School received low grades from an or legislation,” Johnson said. Steuernagel, lanky lefthander who starred at McKitrick .scoring the garni^-winner. Like many of the Royals. Wilson and Brett have accreditation committee that visited the school in He said the same plan for affordable hosuing will of SI award been disabled by injuries this .season. Now they’re May. not work for a number of towns. refugees from the medical ward. The new regulations also should address the “ We have different problems in town than Wilson, just another member of the walking matter of affordable housing in the town, Johnson Manchester has,” he said. Each year Sports Illustrated awards an Yanks’ bullpen a disaster area wounded for much of the fir.st half of the season, • American Sportsman of the Year. continued his comeback surge Wednesday night, I sincerely hope when the award is presented for sparking the Royals to a 7-4 victory over the Boston 1989, the winner is Greg LeMond. By The Associated Press play to catch the baseball. He Red Sox. The sad but true commentary is many didn’t play O’Brien’s ball right in Brett chipped in with an RBI double on a pop Americans don’t appreciate what Greg LeMond George Steinbrenner and Dal­ AL Roundup the fifth, either. It cost us two which second baseman Jody Reed misjudged in accomplished in France this month. las Green now know what most of more ruqfL’,' right field as the Royals snapped a three-game n d ' I.«Mond overcame a .50-second deficit and baseball realized last winter: the In othdr games, Oakland beat losing .streak with just their second victory in .seven 2nd A n n u a l GARDENS leading Frenchman Laurent Fignon in the 15-mile Yankees’ pitching stinks. Guetterman, 2-5, allowed a lea- California 9-5, Minnesota beat games. doff single to Jerry Browne in the Baltimore 5-4.Uhicago beat Seat­ With Bo Jackson and Jim Ei.senreich di.sabled and 9 JUST READY — SUMMER COLOR sprint from Versailles to Paris in the prestigious New York took a 2-0 lead tle .5-3. Kansas City beat Boston GERANIUMS $159 Tour de France during the event’s final .stage on against Cleveland Wednesday bottom half. Danny Tartabull sidelined, WiLson is assuming a Felix Fermin bunted and Guet- 7-4, Texas beat Toronto 11-1 and leadership role in the outfijld. HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS Sunday. night. After falling being 6-2, the I RED — WHITE — PINK A terman’s throw' sailed 20 feet over Milwaukee beat Detroit 3-2. “ He’s been a catalyst for our ballclub.” Wathan In the closest margin of victory ever in Tour de Yankees took a 7-6 lead. Didn’t 10/«14«» matter. The bullpen got involved first ba.se and rolled down the Doug Jones, 4-5, got the victory said after Wil.son had his fir.st four-hit game since Fill in those empt,$395 France history, LeMond bested Fignon by eight July 27 - 28 - 29 and Cleveland won 8-7 for New right-field line as the runners de.spite allowing Polonia’s eight­ July 10. 1988, in the comeback victory over Boston. Jackson spaces with color. seconds to win his second Tour De France. For 5/*18.50 York’s eighth loss in nine games. went to second and third. Dion inning homer. “ I ’ve felt good ever since the All-Star break,” 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. LeMond, 28, this was the sweetest victory he had & Perkins “ I don’t know where the James popped out and Joe Carter The Yankees’ bullpen is 0-5 Wil.son said after raising his average to a season Outrageous deals on ever tasted in his life. comedy of errors begins and was walked to load the ba.ses, since July 15 with an 11.88 high .248. “ I ’m trying to go out there and do what I BEDDING PLANTS Overcoming Fignon to win, perhaps, the world’s earned-run average. did in the old days.” 250 Broad Street ROSES Impatiens, Petunias, ends,” Green said, “ but it sure Pete O’Brien then popped the ball most grueling sporting event (23 .stages totaling Athletics 9, Angels 5; Matt Sailboards • Accessories 5/>32.50 Marigolds, Ageratum surfaced in that inning. You can’t down the left-field line and “ With Bo and Danny hurting. Willie’s really 8 Portalucas, Dusty $J39 2,020 m iles), was the the least LeMond had to give major-league players that Polonia allowed it to drop for a Young. 1-3, retired one batter for picking up the slack,” said Bret Saberhagen, 10-5, Manchester, CT 06040 his first victory since July 19, Clothes • Waterskis Millar, Zinnias, etc. / overcome since he became the first American to many outs and not expect to get double. O’Brien had three hits who got the victory with relief help from Jeff BERRY SPECIAL 10 42.50 and drove in four runs. 1987, as Oakland .stopped visiting Montgomery. “ He’s getting a lot of hits and running Blueberries ever win the Tour back in 1986 the loss.” 203/647-SAIL Skateboards and More! Woodland Gardont has a completo supply of In April of 1987, LeMond was shot by his After Luis Polonia’s two-run “ All he has to do it catch the California’s seven-game winning the bases. He’s been a big lift for our team.” Currants fertilizers, seed^sprays, tools, pottery for homer gave the Yankees a 7-6 ball,” Green .said of Polonia. “ I Gooseberries \J See ROYALS, page 13 DON’T MISS THE CONFUSION! summer needs. Bring us your planting problems. See TIERNEY, page 13 lead in the top of the eighth. Lee expect outfielders whoare paid to See YANKEES, page 13 10 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27, 1989 — 11 Reds sinking iow in the West IN BRIEF Tierney American stars From page 11 Leonard, Duran bout set J N L R o u n d u p NEW YORK — Sugar Ray Leonard and brother-in-law in a bizarre hunting accident just mountains. LeMond, known for his sprinting are eliminated R^oberto Duran announced they will fight for a outside Sacramento, Calif. If this wasn’t enough. ability, knew he would have the upper hand on third time, nine years after their last meeting. LeMond also was forced to endure an emergency Fignon in the final 15-mile sprint stage. But the By Dick Brinster Mike Trainer, Leonard’s attorney, whose WINDSOR LOCKS — The Locks. appendectomy and shin surgery. chances of making up a seemingly insurmountable The Associated Press Victory Promotions will co-promote with Bob one consolation for the Man­ Windsor Locks scored four 'These unfortunate circumstances forced LeMond 50-second deficit to win the Tour appeared bleak. Arum’s Top Rank Inc., said if the fight is held chester American Little times in the first inning and put to miss the Tour De France in 1987 and 1988. Many LeMond, who went before Fignon in the finale, With the Cincinnati Reds one at (Zaesars Palace in Las Vegas, it will be Nov. League All-Stars is they won’t the game away with a 15-run felt LeMond would never race again and, if he did, held nothing back and took dead aim at the final defeat short of matching a ^ if it is bought by Donald Trump’s Trump have to ask themselves ‘what uprising in the second. Mai> not up to the same world-class caliber. destination of Paris. LeMond’s winning time for the 23-year-old low-water mark, Plaza, it will be held Nov. 30, and should it be if’. The American stars were Chester plated both its runs in After LeMond won this Tour de France, he had stage was 26; 57 compared to Fignon’s 27; 55. Manager Pete Rose says there’s held at Steve Wynn’s new Mirage at Las Vegas, routed by Windsor Locks. 28-2. the first stanza. doubted his own ability. LeMond had done it in the most dramatic fashion nothing the team can do but keep it would be in the first week of December. in the finale of the loser’s Jimmy Knox, who hurled a “ One month ago, I didn’t think I would be in the playing — and hoping. The fight will only be for Leonard’s 168-pound possible. bracket in the double elimina­ no-hitter his last tournament Top 10 or Top 20,” he flatly said. The Reds lost their 10th consec­ super middleweight title. “ I went all out.” LeMond said afterward. “ I tion District Eight All-Star outing, was the first of four One reason that Americans don’t appreciate didn’t think I was going to win. ” u utive game Wednesday night, a Tournament Wednesday Manchester and took LeMond’s heroic exploits is that cycling is not a No one in this country will ever be as excited for 5-3 defeat by San Diego. The Reds the loss. Jonathan Stanizzi can tie a 1966 mark of futility with night. Becker out of tourney glamor sport in this country. Understanding, thus LeMond winning the Tour de France as with “ It was not one of our better doubled twice and Bill Schultz a loss to the Padres today. appreciating, the enormous amount of strength, his/her team winning the World Series, Super games,” understated Man­ singled to account for Man­ STRATTON MOUNTAIN, Vt. (AP) - Is there anything the Reds can skill and endurance necessitated to complete the Bowl, NCAA Championship, etc. chester American assistant chester’s offense. Brian Loo­ Wimbledon champion Boris Becker has do to changes their fortunes? Tour would boggle the average mind. But if you can understand and appreciate the coach Gordon Geer. “ We mis in left field played well dropped out of the Volvo International Tennis “ That’s the same question The A$soclat«d Pt m * Iron-man triathlons, marathons, survival of the unending demands of the Tour de France and take didn’t play like we had in other while Seth Mancini. the fourth Tournament next week because of an unspeci­ we’ve asked each other the last fittest competitions, etc. are not on the same level pleasure in the individuality of the whole event, games.” Manchester , allowed fied injury. seven or eight days,’ ’ Rose said. REASON TO SMILE — Pittsburgh’s as the Tour De France. and, to overcome the enormous odds, among other The Americans bow out at just three runs in three Becker, a three-time Wimbledon winner, had “ Just keep playing, that’s all you The following factors present the difficulty of 4-2, both losses to Windsor innings. also pulled out of Sunday’s final match between John Smiley gets set to deliver a pitch things, to win for the second time, you will come to can do. the U.S and West Germany in Davis Cup play. during Wednesday night’s game against winning such an event; 1. The world’s best and know how truly special an athlete Greg LeMond is. “ I don’t think whether it’s two West German officials said Becker had a fever the New York Mets at Shea Stadium. fastest cyclists are assembled to race each and Fignon summed it up perfectly after he was in a row, 10 in a row or 20 in a row every one of the 23 stages. 2. Each stage averages and was exhausted after playing two matches Smiley hurled a three-hitter as the Buc? defeated. it gets any tougher,” he said. the day before. 88 miles. 3. The final standings are based on overall “ He (LeMond) is a great champion.” he said. “ Every game was tough to lose. I Atsocltlsd Press beat the Mets, 3-2. time. 4. Having to negotiate uneven terrain and Let’s hope Sports Illustrated takes notice. We’re just all counting them right OUCH — Cincinnati’s Mariano Duncan Rasmussen Wednesday night at River­ tiring, climbing stages held in the Alps. now.” grimaces as he holds his leg after being front Stadium. To compound Duncan’s Gilbert, Noah triumph LeMond, who had the overall lead late in the Perhaps the most painful as­ hit by a pitch from San Diego’s Dennis Tour, lost it in the Alps when Fignon devastated the Jim Tleniey is a sports writer for the Manchester pect of the slide is the inability of woes, the Reds lost the game. WASHINGTON (A P) — Second-seeded Brad pack with his uncanny ability to excel in the Herald. the Reds to take advantage of Gilbert rallied to win a third-set tiebreaker Smiley loves 9 over MalaVai Washington 1-6, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6) and mistakes by the opposition. yielding to Mark Grant, 4-1, who two-run single by Randy Ready two-run eighth. No. 4 seed Yannick Noah outlasted Mark “We’ve had opportunities to pitched 2 2-3 innings. Mark Davis off bullpen ace Tim Burke. The The victory snapped Atlanta’s Kratzmann 6-7, 7-6, 7-5, to move into the third win a lot of games in this 10-game earned his 25th save, tying loss ended Montreal’s six-game six-game losing streak. Y streak,” Rose said. Alluding to Chicago’s Mitch Williams for the round of the Sovrank Bank Classic. facing Mets winning streak. Kevin Mitchell, who leads the Other winners were No. 3 Jay Berger; No. 12 some poor plays by the Padres, he league lead. Burke, who has 21 saves in 27 majors with 88 RBIs, drove in a Ramesh Krishnan: Simon Youl; and Barry added; “ They tried to give us the Astros 6, Dodgers 2; Mike Scott opportunites. came on to retire run as the Giants took a 3-0 lead in By Jim Donaghy Moir. Three seeded players lost; No. 5 Dan game tonight.” used his right arm to become the Ricky Jordan on a fly ball before the first against Marty Clary. The Associated Press But the Reds, losers in 31 of first 16-game winner in the Ready lined a 1-2 pitch to left. Goldie fell to Javier Frana; No. 8 Robert their last 41 games, wouldn’t take majors and his bat to drive in two Jeff Parrett. 7-3, earned the Cardinals 2, Cubs 0; Vince Seguso was ousted by Chris Garner; and No. 14 Jimmy Arias. NEW YORK — When John Smiley pitches against it. runs. He struck out a season-high victory and Roger McDowell got Coleman had both RBIs and stole the Mets in New York he feels like he’s on top of the Cincinnati’s slump is its worst 11 batters and had a perfect game his 11th save. three bases, and Jose DeLeon h world. since an 11-game slide from June through 4 2-3 innings. Jeff Hamil­ Braves 5, Giants 4; Dale extended his streak of scoreless Robinson to join Kings Smiley pitched a three-hitter Wednesday night 29 to July 9, 1966. ton lined a single to left to end it. Murphy, with just two hits in 30 innings to 19 for St. Louis. and added an RBI single as Pittsburgh beat the Mets The Reds, beset by injuries, Scott, who allowed fourhitsand lifetime at-bats against Scott Jose Oquendo’s hitting streak, M ONTREAL (A P) — Larry Robinson will 3-2. It was Smiley’s sixth victory in seven career suffered again from a lack of walked one in eight innings, has Garrelts, brought the Braves the longest in the majors this leave for the Los Angeles Kings with the best decisions against New York. offense. They managed only four won 10 of his last 12 decisions. back from a 3-0 deficit in the sixth season, ended at 23 games. He wishes of the Canadiens, Montreal general “ It ’s a real nice mound here,” Smiley said. “ That hits. Phillies 4, Expos 3: Down to its inning with a three-run homer. He was O-for-3, and was left in the manager Serge Savard said Wednesday. makes a difference. The mound in Philadelphia is Dennis Rasmussen allowed final strike. Philadelphia ended a added a tie-breaking sacrifice fly on-deck circle in the eighth Savard said he would waive his right to bad and I think it shows up in the pitching staffs.” three hits over 61-3 innings before six-game losing streak on a against Steve Bedrosian. 2-5, in a inning. match the Kings’ offer, said to be about $1.6 Along with Sm iley’s pitching. Barry Bonds million for three years, to Robinson, a six-time starred for the Pirates with two run-scoring singles w all-star defenseman who has spent his 17-year and a spectacular catch in left field. career in Montreal. Smiley was a reliever for the Pirates in 1987, but Basketball not an afterthought after all Kings’ general manager Rogie Vachon pitching coach Ray Miller and Manager Jim confirmed that Robinson has agreed to a Leyland have nursed him into one of the best By Barry Wllner multiyear contract, but released no other starters in the league. rith of Iowa City at 125*/% and Zeke details. The Associated Press “ Every once in a while you get proud of one you * Jones of Tempe, Ariz., at 114*/%. Robinson. 38, turned down Savard’s $1 develop on your own,” Leyland said. “ He had a Today, gymnastics began with million offer for one year plus a retirement great change tonight and he has learned to finish OKLAHOMA C ITY - Say men’s team and all-around and bonus in order to join Wayne Gretzky on the games.” Oklahoma State and Michigan women’s compulsories, while the N H L’s highest-paid team Smiley, 9-5, pitched five hitless innings before State and you immediately think mini-marathon opened track and Kevin Elster led off the sixth with his third home of football. Basketball often is an field competition Diving also got A MET? Minnesota’s Frank Viola, shown in afilephoto, is run. Mark Carreon hit his major-league-leading afterthought. started. the subject of a trade rumor that would send him to the Sanders has a bad day third pinch-hit homer — his fourth overall — in the In the U S. Olympic Festival, The East got started quickly on eighth. the North men’s basketball team New York Mets. The Mets reportedly have offered the TU RN B ER RY, Scotland (A P) - Doug the boards in the men’s gold “ I like starting better.” Smiley said. “ It gives me wouldn’t have won a champion­ Twins three pitchers in exchange for Viola. Sanders’ 56th birthday was marred somewhat medal basketball game and the time to prepare and think about what I ’m doing.” ship without such afterthoughts Wednesday when he lost his golf clubs en route Oklahoma State-Michigan State Smiley pitched five hitless innings and Bonds as Cowboys Corey Williams and to the British Seniors tournament Wednesday. connection was too much for the saved the no-hit attempt with one out in the fifth Byron Houston and Spartans The American lost all his luggage on the East to handle. when he leaped high and extended his arm over the Mike Poplowski and Matt flight to Britain. He had to buy new shoes and f “ We just dug ourselves into a Mets interested fence in the left-field com er to take a home run away ti Steigenga. shirts, wear a sweater given him by his wife hole and had to wo^■k hard and from Tim Teufel. ■ I “ You Oklahoma State fans and borrow clubs from the local assistant proto spend a lot of energy coming “ I didn’t think he hit it hard enough to go out,” have two great players in Byron play in the pro-am Wednesday. llte. back,” said East coach P. J. Bonds said. “ When I got back to the wall I thought I The Associated Press and Corey.” North coach Jud Carlesimo of Seton Hall, whose in acquiring Viola Sanders does not have a lot of luck in Britain. had a chance to jump and make the catch. But fora Heathcote of Michigan State said In 1970. he lost the British Open to Jack MADE IT — New York’s Roberto Kelly wide throw during Wednesday night’s team was without center Robert second I wasn’t sure. Wednesday night after the 85-78 Nicklaus in a playoff after missing a three-foot makes it safely to second base as game at Municipal Stadium. The Indians Werdann. out with an ankle By Ben Walker they want to rebuild a team by “ The air was heavy today, so I decided to play victory over the North in the gold putt on the final hole at St. Andrew’s. injury. The Associated Press trading me, so be it.” back a little.” Cleveland’s Felix Fermln tries to grab a came from behind for a 9-7 victory. medal game. “ The two kids from The work of Williams, who had A lawyer familiar with the Smiley, 2-0 against the Mets this season, walked Michigan State, despite the 10 points, and Houston, with eight NEW YORK — Frank Viola talks, who spoke on the condition one and struck out five for his seventh complete coaching, ain’t bad either.” Swindell on disabled list points and 10 rebounds, plus used to live a few miles from Shea that he not be identified, said game. In three starts against New York this season. The North also won the rugged defense lifted the North. Stadium. The New York Metsand there were two major problems CLEVELAND (AP) - The Cleveland Smiley has allowed five runs and 13 hits in 25 2-3 Yankees women’s crown, beating the East The Spartan contribution was the Minnesota Twins are discuss­ with the deal — which club would Indians placed All Star pitcher Greg Swindell, innings. 75-67. But the most noteworthy Steigenga’s 14 points and Pe- ing a trade that would have him pay the signing bonus and Viola’s at 13-3 their top pitcher this season, on the “Smiley was great,” Mets manager Davey From page 11 game of the day was the four­ plowski’s six and six rebounds — pitch there. right to demand a trade. 15-day disabled list Wednesday with a tender Johnson said. “ We hit some balls hard, but that’s not overtime 98-87 victory for the and more tough defense. New York, looking for another Under the Basic Agreement, a left elbow. enough.” South over the West in the “ Maybe the key to victory was starter, is talking trade with the player traded during a multiyear The left-hander has a 2.69 ERA in 21 starts for The Pirates broke a scoreless tie in the fifth when streak. run-scoring singles as Chicago go-ahead run. women’s bronze medal contest. on the defensive end,” Heathcote Twins for the 1988 American contract has the right to demand the Indians this season. Smiley and Bonds had RBI singles off Ron Darling, With the score tied 5-5, Mark won for the 11th time in 12 games. Teddy Higuera, 5-4, allowed “ It was a great game,” losing League Cy Young Award winner. said. “ I thought we had excellent a trade at the end of the season, Swindell left last Thursday’s game at Kansas 8- 8. McGwire and Dave Henderson The White Sox have won 11 three hits in eight innings, walk­ coach Linda MacDonald of Tem­ The AMOcletad Press performances from a number of And that’s fine with him. The lawyer said he believed the City with a tight left elbow and lost to the New “ I think I pitched pretty well,” Darling said. “ He started the eighth with singles off straight at Comiskey Park. ing four and striking out four. Dan ple said. “ When you have the WINNING HUG — Ann Halsne, left, and Sara Sharp hug players.” “ Whatever happens, happens. Mets would not make the deal York Yankees Tuesday night, giving up six hits just pitched better. I threw too many strikes. I Mike Witt, 5-5. Rich Monteleone Greg Hibbard, 2-2, allowed Plesac pitched the ninth at opportunity to showcase women’s each other after their North team beat the East, 75-67, for The North women were just as It’s part of the gam e.” Viola said unless Viola waived that right. and four runs in 3 1-3 innings. should have been more careful with some hitters.” struck out Jose Canseco but Ron three hits and struck out five in 6 County Stadium to earn his 24th basketball, it’s nice toplay a good happy after a late surge won them after the Twins’ 5-4 victory over Viola’s agent, Craig Fenech, Swindell’s place on the roster was filled by Jeff King led off the Pittsburgh fifth with a double Hassey’s single scored pinch- 2-3 innings and Bobby Thigpen save in 29 opportunities. game.” the gold medal in women’s basketball Wednesday night the title. They got 24 points from Baltimore Wednesday night. “ It was in New York on Wednesday. calling up right-handed pitcher Steve Olin from and moved to third on Mike LaValliere’s single. runner Stan Javier. Tony Phillips got five outs for his 21st save. The East women and West men at the U.S. Olympic Festival in Oklahoma City. Joy Holmes of Purdue, including wouldn’t bother me. I’ve got a He was unavailable for comment. the Class AAA . After Jay Bell grounded out, Smiley and Bonds walked, loading the bases, and Bill Swift. 6-3, lost his fifth played good games to win water eight in a late 14-0 run. The East home here. I ’ve got a home in MacPhail wouldn’t discuss why followed with consecutive run-scoring singles. Mike Gallego hit an RBI groun­ consecutive decision against Chi­ polo gold. The West teams won Daytona Beach. Fla,, at 123 and Wilder charged at 136*/% took gold. failed to score in the last 4:41. New York. I don’t think I can go he might want to trade Viola. Smiley, who also had a single in the third inning, dnut. Rickey Henderson and cago since Oct. 3, 1985, giving up the archery titles, led by individ­ Thanh Nguyen of Daly City, Both were 1988 Olympic “ We just decided there was no wrong. Sometimes a change may “ I ’d be silly to answer to that.” Jackson put on the DL entered the game with three hits in 44 at-bats. Carney Lansford added RBI six hits and three runs in six CLAYTON, Mo. (A P) - St. ual gold medalists Ed Eliason Calif., at 132. champions. turning back and we were going be for the best. I ’ll tell you one he said. However, he said he was “ I ’m a lousy hitter,” Smiley said. “ I just tried to singles. innings. Louis County authorities filed a and Denise Parker. Diane Simp­ In table tennis. Olympian Sean thing. I ’ll win anywhere I go.” KANSAS CITY, Mo. (A P) - Bo Jackson, Other to do it right there,” Holmes said. willing to talk trade about any make contact.” Twins 5, Orioles 4; Doug Baker Rangers 11, Blue Jays 1: Julio misdemeanor marijuana posses­ son, a 1988 Olympian, won the O’Neill teamed with 52-year-old troubled since last month by a thigh injury, was winners, all of whom qualified for Monday couldn’t turn back for New York is offering three player other than center fielder singled in the winning run in the Franco drove in three runs to ta ke sion charge against Tampa Bay gold in rhythmic gymnastics. George Braithwaite for the men’s placed on the 15-day disabled list by the Kansas next month’s world champion­ the last four days. He won a pitchers — Rick Aguilera. David Kirby Puckett. “ If I traded ninth and Kent Hrbek homered over the American League lead in Buccaneers running back James The first women’s weightlifting doubles champ ion ship. In City Royals on Wednesday. ships, were ’88 Olympians Tim mini-tournament to get into the West and Kevin Tapani. Pitching Puckett. I would have to go with twice as Minnesota overcame a RBIs and the Texas got 16 hits in Wilder based on a highway arrest women’s doubles, Carol David­ Jackson’s spot on the roster was taken by golds in a festival went to Sibby Vanni at 105*/%, Jim Scherr at 198, festival field, then took six more is what the Twins want. him,” MacPhail joked. 4-0 first-inning deficit and sent Arlington Stadium. in May. Flowers of Carrollton, Ga., at 97 son of North Hollywood, Calif., outfielder Gary Thurman, who had been on the Carter Isn’t Bill Scherr at 220 and Bruce matches for the gold. “ If you make this kind of deal, The Mets want Viola partly visiting Baltimore to its seventh Rookie Kevin Brown, 9-6, al­ disabled list since June 10 with a wrist injury. Police said a gram of mari­ pounds, Victoria Futch of Long- and Kerry Terrel of Richland, Baumgartner at 286; John Guira “ If I had to do that again. I you talk about pitching.” Twins because they don’t know when straight loss. Jeff Reardon, 3-2, lowed seven hits in eighth in­ Jackson, who went on the disabled list juana was found in a bag that was wood. Fla., at 105‘/i pounds, and Wash., claimed the gold. of New York, who upset Olympic wouldn’t compete,” he said after general manager Andy MacPhail their own ace, Dwight Gooden, got his first victory since June 26. nings. Mike Flanagan, 6-7, lost for retroactive to Tuesday, had been scheduled to located in the trunk of Wilder’s Robin Byrd of Newnan, Ga., at There were two popular victo­ bronze medalist , at beating top seed Rob Koll for the said. “ They're one of the few will be able to pitch again. He left In the ninth, Tim Laudner and the first time in five starts since start against the Red Sox in Boston on Tuesday well received car. Police said Wilder, who was 114*/! pounds. ries in wrestling at Stillwater. 149*/%; NCAA champion Melvin gold. “ There was a new ache clubs that can give you pitching. ” his last start on July l with a torn A1 Newman hit one-out singles off June 27, ailowing six runs and night. But after taking batting practice and in another vehicle, approached The men’s gold medals were Before a festival wrestling record Douglas III, who, like Monday, here, a new pain there. Ten MacPhail, however, said no­ muscle under his right armpit, Mark Williamson, 6-3. Randy eight hits in 4 1-3 innings. running in the outfield, he told Manager John By Jim Donaghy the scene after his Mercedes Benz won by Chris LeRoux of Largo, crowd of 2,500 at Oklahoma State, came through the mini­ matches in four days ... that’s thing was close on the deal, and may not be back before Bush was walked intentionally Brewers 3, Tigers 2: Robin Yount Wathan that his left thigh tightened up and he The Associated Press was stopped and permitted them Fla., at 114*/!, Tim McRae of at 163 pounds and tournament, at 180*/%; Brad Pen- ridiculous.” although he said he would talk September. and Baker lined a 1-1 pitch to hit a two-run homer in the first to to search the bag. with the Mets again today. West, 24, took Gooden’s spot in didn’t feel he could nin. NEW YORK — Gary Carter’s return to the New right. extend his hitting streak to 16 Wilder, who set school rushing “ This is premature, to say the the rotation, but has been hit hard York Mets’ starting lineup Wednesday night was not White Sox 5, Mariners 3: Ozzie games and walked with the bases records at the University of least,” he said. “ I never really in two starts. He is 0-2 with a 6.45 Tigers activiate Robinson Guillen stretched his hitting loaded in the eighth off Edwin Missouri, was in training camp in put that high a percentage on it ERA. a happy one. 1 Million bucks can’t attract a top field Carter went O-for-3, dropping his average to .108, streak to 16 games with a pair of Nunez. 1-2. to force in the Tampa on Wednesday. coming (about).” Aguilera, 27, was moved into MILWAUKEE (AP) - The Detroit Tigers and the boos grew louder with each out. To make Viola, a star at St. John’s the bullpen this season because of activated Jeff Robinson on Wednesday and the matters worse, the Mets lost to Pittsburgh 3-2. By Harry Atkins sponsor increased the purse by notice,” Wright said. Open, a tournament he won in University, has struggled for the Mets’ surplus of starters. He right-hander will report Friday when the club Carter, an 11-time All-Star, went on the disabled The Associated Press $200,000 from last year, assuring “ It’s too bad,” Verplank said. 1985 while still an amateur. He Minnesota this season. He is 8-11 has gone 6-4 with seven saves and returns home for a twi-night doubleheader list on May 12 and two weeks later had arthroscopic the winner a check of $180,000 for “ I know 20 guys back nome (in took a couple of weeks off, then with a 3.64 eamed-run average, a 2.10 ERA, but would prefer to against the Minnesota Twins. Royals GRAND BLANC. Mich. — four day’s work. But it didn’t Edmond, Okla.) that would love flew to Scotland, but failed to although the Twins have not start. Robinson, injured with a pulled muscle in his surgery on his right knee for the fourth time. Suppose they had a golf tourna­ happen. to play here if the PGA would let qualify for the British Open. given him great support. left side, fills a vacancy created by pitcher At the time of the injury, he was stnigglig to From page 11 ment and nobody came? It has been years since the them. Good players, too; they The Mets, trailing Montreal by Brad Havens, who had been assigned outright regain a form that made him one of the best Sounds pretty far fetched, you Buick Open drew such magic jqst don’t have a Tour card. ‘Tve come to a crossroads 4*/% games in the National League to Toledo. catchers in baseball history and there was talk he Wilson, who missed 22 games and several other “ We were one hit short all night,” Boston say? names as Arnold Palmer or Jack “ I think it’s the Tour’s fault.” where I need to see somebody East, think he would make a Neipsic tennis Robinson was 0-0 with a 6.55 ERA in four was finished. starts because ot an aching rota tor cuff, has been on Manager Joe Morgan said. “ What looked like a good Well, consider this: heading Nicklaus, but Steve Wright, gen­ In a pro-am Wednesday, Ver­ about my game,” Verplank said. great addition. starts at Lakeland in a rehabilitation Carter appeared as a pinch hitter Tuesday night a tear recently. He has hit safely in 12 of the last 15 night for us turned out to be a fizzle. into today’s opening round of the eral chairman of the tournament, plank shot 1-under-par 71 and “ I played perfect at home last “ This is the time of year when assignment. He had been placed on the 21-day and hit into a double play. still unbeaten games, going 21-54. “ We had a bad night defensively. We made only Buick Open, the automaker was didn’t feel the sponsor was being talked afterward about quitting, week, then came here and hit it all things start to get serious,” disabled list on June 11. Carter is 35 and does not have a contract for next 9 “ Willie had another tremendous night,” Wathan two errors, but we played worse than that. It’s tough giving away $1 million in prize snubbed. something that once seemed over the place again. I have high general manager Frank Cashen season. The Neip.sic Tennis Club’s said after Wilson led a comeback from 3-0 and 4-1 when you whack around a pitcher like Saberhagen money and couldn’t get a full field “ We had 176 committed, which unthinkable. expectations. I put so much said. “ I spent all winter trying to " I t ’s up to me,” Carter said. “ These next two junior interclub team continued Prpic upsets Mecir deficits. and you don’t win.” of 156 PGA Tour players to tee it is more than last year,” Wright “ I ’ve thought a lot about doing pressure on myself.” acquire Mark Langston because months will tell.” its winning ways with a 9-2 win “ I just made up my mind after the three days off Rookie Eric Hetzel failed to retire a batter in the up. said. “ I don’t know why individu­ something else.” Verplank said. he’s a premier pitcher. Anytime STUTTGART, West Germany (AP) — Carter struck out his first time up Wednesday That’s the bad news. The good (All-Star break) that I was going to be more fifth, but he escaped the loss after being replaced by The field at 7,014-yard Warwick als had to withdraw. There have “ It’s too hard. I just turned 25 you can get a guy like Viola, you overOrchard Hill of Glastonbury, Yugoslav Goran Prpic upset Olympic cham­ night against John Smiley, then hit two fly balls to news is that Verplank wasn’t The win moves Neipsic to 4-0 for aggressive,” said Wilson, who stole his 15th base, Joe Price. Hills, a par-72 course about an been some injuries. There are years old. After three years on the would do it.” pion Miloslav Mecir of Czechoslovakia 6-1, 6-3 left field. playing very well when he came the summer campaign. drove in two runs and scored one. Price, 1-5, gave up a walk and singles to Gary hour north of Detroit, consisted of different situations that arise.” Tour, I feel like I ’m about 35.” Viola, 29, agreed to a three- Wednesday in the second round of a Grand Prix The boos came down from a crowd of about 40,000 to Warwick Hills Golf and Coun­ Saberhagen allowed four runs on seven hits, Thurman and Wilson in the sixth and took the loss as 154 pros and one amateur. There were 12 alternates listed, year, $7.9 million contract the Lo'tt*A!nV (N) det. Justin tennis tournament. and all Carter could do was shake his head and walk The Buick Open will be Ver- try Club last year, and look what f* ‘***- Steve including Nick Esasky’s 16th homer, in the first Kansas City scored two runs to go ahead 6-4. “ I guess it proves they don’t which generally is more than first week of the season after Kloftkv 6-4, Matt Doverso (N) def The match between No. 1 seed Jakob Hlasek back to the dugout. plank’s 20th tournament this happened. Tvler Purtlll 7-5; Peter Lornmev- three inning. Then, after a leadoff double by Wade Rescued by Montgomery, Saberhagen got his play just for money, doesn’t it?” enough. But because so many public negotiations which be­ of Switzerland and West Germany’s Jens The fans’ reaction made Mets manager Davey year. He has earned $75,286, Mellsso Ross (N) det. Carrie Purtlll- ' Johnson visibly angry after the game. Boggs in the fourth, he retired 10 batters in order. seventh victory in his last eight decisions. defending champion Scott Ver- exempt players withdrew at the “That was a year ago. I’m not came heated on both sides. He is H Clon-Mellssa Woehrmann was halted because of darkness 8 which ranks him 115th on the When the Red Sox loaded the bases with two out in “ Four runs should have been enough,” Hetzel plank said. “ I’m surprised last moment, many of the alter­ that confident right now,” Ver­ due to receive a $1.1 million bonus •1°*°'’ Baslle-Rvan with Hlasek leading 6-4, 4-6, 3-1. “ He’s caught only one game,” Johnson said. money list. His best finish was a Brandish (OH) def. the seventh, Montgomery came on and struck out said after his fifth major league start. “ I gave up too they’ve got a short field, but I nates had left town or made other plank said. “ I need to quit being in December. Advancing with Prpic to the quarterfinals “ Give the guy a break. Let’s have a little patience tie for sixth in May in the Jim Rice, who grounded into an inning-ending many hits and too many runs.” guess it’s Buick’s bad luck to commitments. concerned with not playing well. I “ Right now, they seem to be (N) def. Jason Hoar 6-1; Julle Vocek- were No. 8 seed Sergio Bruguera of Spain, a 6-3, and give him a chance.” Memorial. Whlte- double play with the bases full in the first. The two teams wind up the series tonight with follow the British Open.” "Had we known, I have a whole wasn’t playing that well last year, going for a youth movement,” 6-4 winner over Martin Sinner of West Johnson said he plans to play Carter about two or Kellv Bragdon 6-4; Matt Ross (N) def Montgomery then blanked Boston in the next two Kansas City’s Tom Gordon, 11-3, down to start Such bad luck was supposed to notebook full of names, but people Ironically, he missed the cut in either. I need to get myself in that Viola said of the Twins. “ I have no ^ n Valek 6-0; Nancy Bray (N) det. Germany. three times a v/eek and continue to use Mackey have been eliminated when the can’t change plans at a moment’s Connelly 6-2; M. Daverso- Sasser and Barry Lyons. innings for his fifth save. against Boston’s John Dopson, 8-5. his last tournament, the Western same frame of mind.” control over the situation, but if Chadburn (N) def. Hoar-Will Lloyd6-3. 9 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 27, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 2t, 1989 — 13 Softbafl SCOREBOARD NATION & WORLD Tonight’s games ■mr.------'s w .- jf?,.* J A&N vs. HPMarket, 6 — Fitzgerald Royals 7, Red Sox 4 Farr's vs. Pub. 7:30 — Fitzgerald Baseball Recycled .it Oil Heat vs. Wininger’s, 6 — Robertson KANSAS CITY BOSTON Calendar MORE NATIONAL Ob r h bl o b rh bl Rogers vs. NUM, 6 — Pagani Wilson cf 5 14 2 Boggs 3b 5 0 10 B.A. vs. Allstate. 7:30 — Pagani Seltzer 3b 4 12 1 Reed 2b 4 1 1 0 AND WORLD NEWS American League standings Brett 1b 5 0 11 Romlr>e cf 4 12 2 Today parts tied Wilson vs. Renn’s. 6 — Nike Tobler dh 4 2 0 0 Greenwl If 4 0 2 0 ON PAGE 26 Mudville vs. Deli. 7:30 — Nike Winters rf 4 0 2 0 Keep rf 4 0 11 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - Eoft Divltlon Welimn ss 10 0 0 Esaiiky 1b 2 111 Memorial vs. Blue Ox. 6 — Keeney W L Pet. OB Boone c 3 0 10 Rice dh 4 0 0 0 East Hartford at Moriarty’s Baltimore 53 45 .541 FWhIte 2b 3 0 0 1 Rivera ss 4 0 0 0 (Moriarty Field), 7:30 p.m. to DC-10 Toronto 50 51 .495 4«/i Pecoto ss 3 2 10 Gedmon c 4 12 0 Wednesday’s results Cleveland 49 50 .495 4V7 Thurmn If 4 1 1 0 Boston 46 49 .484 5'/j Tetofs 36 7 12 5 Totals 35 4 10 4 CHARTER OAK — Manchester Property Mainte­ Mifwoukee 47 S3 .470 7 Friday WASHINGTON (AP) - The u New York 47 S3 .470 7 Konsos City 001 122 100-7 nance edged CBT. 8-6, at Fitzgerald Field. David Detroit 34 64 .347 19 Boston 211 000 000-<4 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - Federal Aviation Administration Air got dirtier Kay. Pat Irish and Paul Genovesi led the winners West Division E— Heep, Boggs. DP>-Konsas City 2, Moriarty’s at Society (Trinity is being asked to investigate W L Pcf. OB Boston 2. LOB— Kansas City 7, Boston 9. with two hits apiece. Mike Fitzpatrick had three for California 60 39 .606 _ 2B— Pecota, Brett, Reed, Gedmon, Rom- College. Hartford), 6 p.m. whether scrap parts were used in CBT while Rick Johnson. Jim Bzdyra and Stan OoklarKt 60 41 .994 1 Ine, Boggs, Heep. HR— Esasky (16). the engine of the United Air Lines Konsas City 55 45 .550 Padziora added two apiece. 5W SB— Wilson (15), Pecoto (3), Thurman Texos 55 45 .550 5'/j (7). SF— Seltzer. DC-10 that crashed last week. ' ■ ' .'-J*"' AB — Manchester Medical Supply beat Mak MInnesoto 46 51 .485 12 IP H R BR BB SO The plane crash-landed at Seattle 48 S7 .480 12‘/j Konsos City in ‘88, millions Company. 15-7. at Robertson Park. John Quaglia Chicaoo 43 57 .430 }V/7 Sobrhgn W,10-5 6 2*3 9 4 4 5 4 Radio, T V Sioux City, Iowa, killing 111 ripped four hits for MMS while Ed Sadlowski had WMlimdov't Oairm Montgmry S,5 2 1*3 1 0 0 0 2 people. OoKtond 9, California 5 Boston three. Joe Quaglia. Rick Burnett and Jim Woodcock Chicago 5, Seattle 3 Hetzel 4 7 4 4 2 3 Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., chipped in two hits apiece. For Mak. Jerry Corcoran Cleveland 9. New York 7 Price L.1-5 1 3 2 2 2 1 Today chairman of a House Energy and laced four hits while Phil Madore. Greg Holmes and Kansas City 7, Boston 4 Lamp 3 2 1 0 0 0 l-.S- Minnesota S, Baltlnnore 4 Murphy 1 0 0 0 0 0 4 p.m. — U.S. Olympic Commerce subcommittee that were affected Mark Holmes added two each. Milwoukee 3, Detroit 7 Hetzel pitched to 2 betters In the 5th, Price oversees such investigations, Texos II, Toronto 1 pitched to 3 batters In the 6th. Festival, ESPN NORTHERN - Dean Machine blasted L.M. Gilt. Thursdoy's Gomes Umpires— Home, Young; First, Joyce; 8 p.m. — Royals at Red Sox, asked the FAA on Wednesday to By Larrv Margasak County, Wis.: Los Angeles; and 25-2. John Bonneau and Tom Lentini had four hits Detroit (Gibson 2*4) otMllwaukee (Navarro Second. McKeon: Third, Kaiser. Channel 8, NESN, WTIC look into the possibility that 1*3), 7 :X p.m. T— 2:58. A— 34,661 The Associated Press Spokane. Wash. They would have apiece for Dean’s while Russ Jenson. Bob Luipold. Kansas City (Gordon 11-3) ot Boston 10 p.m. — U.S. Olympic General Electric Co. used scrap a 10-year cleanup period, during John Luipold and Bill Monroe added three hits (Dopson S-5), 6:06 p.m. Festival, ESPN parts purchased from Kelly Aii Boltimore (Hamisch 1*3) at Minnesota Indiana 9. Yankees 7 GOLD MEDALISTS — From left. A.J. Robeny- WASHINGTON (AP) - The which a change in motor vehicle apiece. Gary Desjarlais homered and singled in (R.SmIth S4), 6:05 p.m. Force Base in San Antonio, defeat. Chlcogo (Perez 7*10) ot Californio (Abbott mer, Richie Prenetta and Matt Denis of Texas. nation’s skies became more pol­ fuels and tighter vehicle emis­ 6*6), 10:35 p.m. NEW YORK CLEVELAND luted in 1988, with up to 30 million WEST SIDE — Cox Cable beat Sterling o b rh b l O b rh b l Manchester won gold medals at the recent GE said the parts of the DC-10 sions standards would be used to Only gonr>es scheduled more Americans now living in Upholstery. 8-6, at Pagani Field. Wayne Lindstrom Prtdov’s Gomes Sax 2b 5 110 Browne 2b 4 13 0 Nutmeg Games held in Willimantic. The trio was Rec Hoop engine being investigated could improve air quality. Another 39 Boston ot Cleveland, 7, 5:05 p.m. Espnoz ss 4 12 1 Fermln is 4 10 0 communities with unhealthy air, had three for Cox while Todd Miller and Frank Phelps ph 10 0 0 James dh 3 10 0 not have come from the Kelly areas would be under a lesser MInnesoto ot Detroit, 2, 5:35 p.m. on the north division team that won the gold the Environmental Protection Naples added two hits. Rick Millet had three hits in Toronto ot New York, 7 :» p.m. Mtngly dh 5 0 12 Aguayo ph 10 0 0 category in a two-tiered system, BalbonI 1b 5 0 0 0 Carter If scrap yard. GE manufactures the defeat while Doug Nearly and John Streiber added Baltimore ot Konsas City, 6:35 p.m. 4 2 10 medal for soccer in the youth division (ages Agency said today. and be expected to meet the Milwaukee at Texas, 8:35 p.m. Borfield rf 3 2 10 POBrIn 1b 5 13 4 Wednesday’s results TF-39 engine that powers the Air Brokns 3b 3 110 8-12) New EPA data shows that 101 standards in five years. two apiece. Chlcogo ot Californio, 10:35 p.m. Belle rf 3 2 3 2 Force’s C-5A, as well as the Seattle at Oakland, 10:35 p.m. Slaught c 4 0 12 Komnsk cf 5 1 1 0 EASTERN - Fred’s Auto geographical areas now violate The EPA blamed the hot, dry Y PAGANI — Correnti Real Estate dumped Polonia If 4 1 1 2 Jocoby 3b similarly designed CF-6 engine 3 0 2 0 Parts 58 (Tim Mikloiche 24, standards for ozone, the chief Zembrowski’s. 18-7. Mickey Coulombe and Mickey Kelly cf 2 0 10 Skinner c 4 0 2 3 that powers the commercial summer of 1988 for pushing the National Leaguestandings MHotl rf 1 1 0 0 Paul Mikloiche 14, Tom Estey ingredient of smog, and 44 have number of ozone violators past Bombardier led Correnti’s with three hits apiece Totals 37 7 9 7 TotoH 36 9 15 9 Padres 5. Reds 3 Pirates 3. Mats 2 DC-10 and 747. 12), Glenn Construction 46 unhealthy carbon monoxide while Charlie Russo. Steve Sulots, Dave Sander. The Air Force routinely throws the century mark, an increase of Ea>t Divltlon New YOfh 000 200 320— 7 (^ m ie Hallums 22. Dan SAN DIEGO PITTSBURGH levels. 37 smoggy areas from a year ago. Harry Roy and Jeff Dolin added two hits apiece. W L Pet. OB Otvelond 000 240 0 3 x ^ CINCINNATI NEW YORK Guachione 8). away engine blades and turbine Montreal 59 42 .584 Ob rh bl o b rh b l O b rh b l Ob r h bl But in addition to identifying Not a single geographical area Jack Hull had three while Mike Hull two in defeat. E— Browne, Guetterman. Jacoby. OP-— TGwynn rt 5 0 2 1 Bonds If nozzles that may be good, repair­ Chlcogo 55 45 .550 3'/a New York 1. LOB— New York 6, Cleveland K). Duncan ss 4 111 4 0 2 2 Samuel cf 4 0 0 0 J&M Grinding 44 (Serge RAIomr 2b Lind 2b polluted areas under current law, improved air quality enough to NIKE — J&M Grinding came up with two runs in New York S3 45 .541 4>/j 2B— Slaught, Skinner, POBrIen 2, Mattingly. 5 1 1 0 Wlnghm cf 4 0 10 4 0 10 Mogodn 1b 3 0 0 0 able or unusable, and Dingell JaClork 1b 4 0 11 VonSlyk ct Arel 12, Troy Nealy 10), Fuss St. Louis 51 46 .526 6 HR— Polonia (3). SB— Kelly (26). S— Bnzngr 1b 3 10 0 4 0 10 HJhnsn 3b 4 0 10 the data has major implications cross the line from violation to the seventh inning to beat Allied Printing. 9-7. at CMrtnz 1b 10 0 0 Roomes rf 3 0 0 0 Bonlllo 3b 4 0 0 0 Strwbry rf 4 0 0 0 explained that “ this cornucopia Pittsburgh 43, 55 .439 14‘/i Brookens. Fermln. SF— Belle. James If & O’Neill 10 (KevinGeissler5) for the future if Congress ap­ compliance. Nike Field. Pete Anthony. Tom Dawson and Scott Phllodelphlo 3 1 1 0 Yongbid If 3 0 0 1 GWIIson rf 4 0 0 0 McRyIds If 3 0 0 0 of blades and parts were all going 38 60 .388 19'/2 IP H R ER BB SO Abner cf SOUTHERN - Spikes Spir­ ffVW TOfK 0 0 0 0 Griffey If 10 10 King 1b 3 1 1 0 Teufel 2b 3 0 0 0 proves new clean air legislation The worsening situation for Waters had three hits apiece for the winners while West Division Wynne cf into the disposal, or scrap yard at W L Pet. OB Terrell 4 2-3 11 6 6 3 2 4 2 10 Madlsn 3b 3 1 1 0 LVIllere c 4 1 1 0 Carter c 3 0 0 0 its 59 (Dave Lewis 19, James this session. ozone was tempered somewhat A1 Parlow. Kevin Kelley. Ed Kennison and Tom Pglrulo 3b 4 0 2 1 Oliver c 4 0 0 0 Belt ss 4 1 1 0 Elster ss 3 111 Kelly Air Force Base.” Son Francisco 60 41 .594 McCullers 1 1-3 0 0 0 1 0 Tmpltn ss Gott 11, Steve Siegrist 10, Tim Houston 2 0 11 Quinons 2b 3 0 0 0 Smiley p 3 0 2 1 Darling p 2 0 0 0 Any new law would be expected by a net decrease in areas failing Bielinda added two each with the latter homering. 58 43 .574 2 Plunk 1 2 0 0 0 0 Salazar ss Investigators for the General Son Diego 2 0 2 1 Mahler p 2 0 0 0 Carren ph 1111 Hayes 10). Hawks 33 (Paul 'V-'' ■' - 49 52 .485 11 Guternxin L,2-5 *1-3 1 3 3 1 0 Santlogo c to use the information to establish to comply with the carbon monox­ Doug Leonard laced four hits for Allied while Bruce Los Angeles 47 55 .461 Codaret 2-3 1 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 Rchdsn ph 0 0 0 0 Aase p 0 0 0 0 Accounting Office found as early 13'/» Parent c 2 0 0 0 Totals Tratro 10, Rob Roya 8) * Cincinnati 45 55 '.450 14«/* Ctevelond Franco p 0 0 0 0 S4 3 9 3 Totals 30 2 3 2 new deadlines for pollution clea­ ide standard. EPA officials cre­ Clements had three. Chris Green. John Sommers Rosmsn p 3 0 0 0 as November 1986 that GE and Atlonto 41 60 .406 19 Baltes 6 2*3 7 5 5 0 6 EDavis ph 0 0 0 0 Back Again 51 (Tom Czaja nup, and could determine the dited tighter motor vehicle stand­ and Brian Mahoney chipped in two hits apiece. Grant p 0 0 0 0 Plflsburgb no 020 100— 3 other contractors “ purchased WtdntMtav'i Gamas Orosco 0 1 0 0 0 0 Roberts ph 20, Will Milner 11), Hoosiers36 Pittsburgh 3, New York 2 1110 New Yotb on n i 010— 2 severity of measures each area ards, established under the REC — Elks shut out Coach’s Comer. 5-0. Terry DJones W,4*5 21-3 1 2 2 1 1 MoDavIs p condemned Air Force TF-39 Atlanta 5. San Francisco 4 Orosco pitched to 1 hotter In the 7th. 0 0 0 0 E— HJohnsan, Teufel. DP— New York 1. (Craig Kearney 9, John Mar­ must adopt in order to make Fleming. I^en Polchopek. Matt Rozelle. Tom Hite Totals 37 5 12 5 Totals LDB— Plffsburgh 4, New York 2. 2B— 12-year-old current law, for the San Diego 5, Cincinnati 3 HBP— Kelly by Balles. 30 3 4 2 quis 9) engine parts because they were Phllodelphlo 4, Montreal 3 King. HR— Elster (3), Carreon (4). SB— steady progress. improvement. and Rusty Meek had two hits each for Elks. Ken Umpires— Hon>e, Welke; First, Shulock; HJohnson (23). S— Smiley. identical to commercial CF-6 St. Louis 2, Chicago 0 Second, Morrison; Third, Hendry. Son D)*0O 000 210 011— 5 The newly compiled figures, ’The 44 areas in violation Acelin had two hits in defeat. Houston 6, Los Angeles 2 T— 3:02. A— 21,374. Cincinnati 000 200 100— 3 IP H R ER BB SO engine parts used to power the E— RAlomar. Oliver. DP— Son Diego 1, Pittsburgh when applied to President Bush’s represent a decrease of eight DUSTY — Trinity Covenant Church outslugged Thursday's Gomes DC-10," Dingell said. San Diego (Harris ^5) at Cincinnati (Leary Cincinnoll 2. LOB— Son Diego7, CIncInnofI 8. Smilev W,9-5 9 3 2 2 1 5 clean air proposal, would bump following the deletion of 12 Hockanum Blackhawks. 18-12. at Keeney Street 2B— Duncan, Madison, Grlftev, TGwvnn. raav, ■ o^x Local basebafl 6-6). 12:35 p.m. Twins S, Orioles 4 the Chicago-Gary, Ind., area into Field. Kevin McDonough had four hits for Trinity Pittsburgh (J.Robinson 5*9) at Ne* 3B— TGwvnn. SB— RAIomor (2,). S— Dorling L4-8 8 9 3 2 0 7 Dingell’s letter to new FAA non-compliance areas and the Ben,Inger, Quinones. Aase ; 1 0 0 0 1 1 the top category for ozone pollu­ while Dave Hanna and Brent Johnson added three wYork (Femondez 8-3). 1:35 p.m. WP— Darling. Administrator James B. Busey The Astoclated Prase addition of four. Los Angeles (R.MortInez 2-0) at Houston BALTIMORE MINNESOTA IP H R ER BB so tion, allowing a 20-year cleanup in apiece. Jeff Woods. Tim Wollenberg and Jeff Holt (Desholes 10-4), 2:35 p.m. O brh bl Ob rh bl Son Diego Umpires— Home, Gregg; Rrsl, Klbler; COLT INTERTOWN - IV was first reported on by CBS But it is the combined impact of Rasmusen Second, Lavne; Third. Davis. Son Froncisco (Hammoker 6*5) ot Atlonto Deverex cf 4 0 0 0 Bush If 2 10 0 6 1-3 3 3 2 2 4 Manchester came up with a return for adopting tough, anti­ both pollutants that demon­ had three each in defeat. Grant W,4-1 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 1 T— 2:20. A— 38,134. News and later was made availa­ CONQUERS MOUNTAIN — Mike Cor- Park in California. Wellman, a para- (Glovine 6-6), 7:40 p.m. SFInley cf 10 0 0 Baker ss 4 0 2 2 run in the bottom of the pollution measures. strates how the air pollution WOMEN’S REC — Century 21/Lindsey Real Only gomes scheduled PBrodty If 3 110 Puckett cf 4 1 1 0 MaDavIs S,2S 1 0 0 0 1 1 ble by an aide. It asked for a Chicinnatl bett gives fellow climber Mark Wellman plegic, and Corbett scaled the mountain Fridoy's Gomes CRIpkn ss 4 111 Hrbek 1b 3 2 2 3 seventh inning to eliminate response by Aug. 4. President Bush previously problem is getting worse. Estate beat D.W. Fish. 13-6. at Charter Oak. Debbie Tettleton c 3 12 0 Goetti 3b 4 0 10 Mahler 7 7 3 3 1 5 National League leaders a piggyback back ride Wednesday at the in seven days, New York ot Chlcogo, 2:20 p.m. Fronco L,2-4 Tolland. 4-3, in a first-round identified New York-northern Cormier had four hits for Century while Geri Pittsburgh at Phllodelphlo, 2. 5:35 p.m. Million 1b 4 111 Dwyer dh 4 0 0 0 2 5 2 2 0 1 According to EPA. the total Sheets dh 4 0 0 0 Larkin rf 4 0 0 0 HBP— Santiago bv Mahler, Duncan bv Dingell noted that he had first top of El Capitan in Yosemite National New Jersey, Houston and Los Grimaldi and Mansha O’Learycollected three each . St. Louis ot Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Based on ; I of Bats. playoff game at Moriarty Cincinnati at Atlanto, 7:40 p.m. Wthgtn 3b 3 0 12 Loudner c 4 0 10 Rasmussen, Roomes bv Rasmussen. warned former FAA Administra­ number of Americans living Gonzats 3b 0 0 0 0 Umpires-Home, Tata; First, Rehll- O AB R H Pet. Field. John Mottram drove in Angeles as cities that would be in Cindy LaChapelle. Marty Carroll. Cheryl O'Donnell Son Francisco ot Houston. 8:35 p.m. Gagne pr 0 10 0 Larkin CIn 82 where one or both pollutants BRIpkn 2b 3 0 0 0 Newmn 2b ford; Second. DeMuth; Third, HIrschbeck. 315 45 107 .340 tor Donald Engen in 1986 that Los Angeles at San Diego, 10:05 p.m 4 0 2 0 TGwvnn SD 101 the winning run for Manches­ the two-decade “ severe” and Felicia Farr added two hits each. For D.W. Orsulak rt 4 0 10 T — 2:,1. A— 18,775. 393 SB 133 .338 scrapped parts might be used in exceed allowable limits has in­ WCIark SF 101 369 66 122 .331 ter with a sacrifice fly. Kevin category. Fish. Donna Wadhams had three hits while Laurie Totals 33 4 7 4 Tetah 33 5 9 5 creased from nearly 80 million a Groce Chi 83 292 37 95 .325 new engines. Another 27 cities under the Adams, Sue Proctor, Marybeth Tomlinson and American League results Raines Mon 86 296 52 90 .304 Pisch tossed a six-hitter for Bottfnoore 400 000 0(XV-4 Paraplegic climber makes year ago to a figure as high as 110 Guerrero StL 98 341 36 102 .299 Manchester. GE spokesman David Lane administration plan would be Claudia Ahem added two apiece. Ahern homered. Mtnneseto 010 002 101—6 Oauendo StL 97 341 39 million. The precise figure is One out when winning run scored. Braves 5. Giants 4 102 .299 listed in the “ serious" ozone Standings: Century2111-1. Hungry Tiger Cafe7-5. HJohnson NY 92 342 66 102 .298 said in Cincinnati: “ The part of unknown because the groupings White Sox 5, Mariners 3 DP— Baltimore 1, Minnesota 1. LOB— Mitchell SF 96 341 67 100 .293 category, and have 10 years to Main Pub Restaurant 7-5, DeCormier Nissan 7-5. Boltimore 6, MInnesoto 8. 2B— Tettleton, the CF-6 engine being investi­ of some geographical areas for SAN FRAN ATLANTA MThmpsn StL 89 303 39 87 .287 clear their air while undertaking Gorman Insurance 5-7. Manchester State Bank 3-9, Puckett. 3D— PBradley, Newman, Baker. Ob rh bl Ob r h bl ONelll CIn 91 334 39 gated ... includingthe fan section, SEATTLE CHICAGO HR— Hrbek 2 (13). 96 .287 Transactions counting purposes have been D.W. Fish 3-9. Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Sherldn cf .5010 OMcDII cf 4 1 1 0 OSmIth StL 91 348 47 100 .287 does not employ TF-39 parts. similar measures. A list compiled IP H R ER BB SO RThmp 2b 5 0 10 Tredwv 2b 4 0 2 1 summit in weeklong climb changed over the past year. Home Runs Reynids 2b 4 0 0 0 Gollghr cf 4 0 0 0 Boltlmora Those parts are totally different by The Associated Press on July Briley If 4 12 0 Lyons 2b Oberkfl 1b 5 13 0 LSmIth If 3 10 0 Mitchell, Son Francisco. 33; HJohnson, 3 0 0 0 Mllockl 6 2*3 6 4 4 3 2 DNIxon pr ADovIs 1b 3 112 Baines dh 0 0 0 0 DMrphv rf 3 1 1 4 New York, 25; Strawberry, New York, 22; BASEBALL and are not compatible.” 19, using slightly older data, “ This sharp increase in the 4 13 1 MSmIth 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 2 Mitchell If 5 111 Coles rt 4 0 0 0 Coldern 1b 4 1 1 0 Evans 1b 4 0 0 0 GtJovIs. Houston, 21; EDovIs, CIncInnofI, Amtrican L*ogu« identified 19 cities in the “ se­ number of areas not yet meeting Wlllamsn L,6*3 1-3 3 1 1 0 MIdndo rf 3 12 0 Bv Rich Cartlere vancing him only six inches. He At the peak, he accepted a Leonrd dh 4 1 1 0 Pasaua rt 4 12 0 Thomas ss 4 0 0 0 18; Galarraga, Montreal, 15; LSmIth, CLEVELAND INDIANS— Placed Grtg The fan section disintegrated, Minnesota Butler cf 110 0 Blouser 3b 3 0 10 Allanta, 15; VHayes, Philadelphia, 15. The Associated Press had trained six months for the signed photograph of Yosemite rious" category. the ozone standard is dramatic Cotto cf 3 0 0 0 Boston If 2 0 0 0 Rowley 7 6 4 4 3 3 Bwindell, pitcher, an the 15-day disabled list. SBrdly ph 10 11 Mormn lb MWIms 3b 2 0 0 0 Benedict c 3 0 0 0 Qjlled op Steve Olln, pitcher, from Colorado and investigators believe The most polluted areas for proof of the pressing need for a 2 0 0 0 Woyne 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 Kennedy c 3 0 11 Boever p ascent, making 35 practice from Corbett, who wrote, “ It was IN BRIEF Cochran ss 0 0 0 0 Monrla 3b 4 111 0 0 0 0 Runs Batted In Springs of the Pocitic Coast League. shrapnel-like debris severed hy­ Reardon W,3*2 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Uribe ss 3 0 0 1 Clary p carbon monoxide, under the Bush new clean air bill,” said EPA Presley 3b 4 0 10 Korkovlc c 3 110 10 0 0 Mitchell, Son Francisco, H ; WCIark,San YOSEMITE NATIONAL climbs on other sheer rocks and an unbelievable experience.” HBP— Bush by Mllockl. WCIark 1b 10 0 0 Acker p draulic lines, making the DC-10 Valle c 4 0 10 Guillen ss 3 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 Froncisco, 72; Guerrero, SILouls, 43;HJohn- KANSAS CITY ROYALS-Ploced Bo PARK. Calif. (AP) - With the training with weights. Corbett has scaled El Capitan 42 bill, would be New York-northern Administrator William K. Reilly; Vlzouel ss 3 0 0 0 Garretts p 3 0 10 Lltllqst ph 1110 son, New York, 62; ONelll, CIncInnofI, 62; Jackson, outfielder, on the 15-dav dis­ almost impossible to control. Softball playoffs upcoming Riles ph 10 11 Elchhrn p 0 0 0 0 To climb El Capitan. Wellman times, more than any other New Jersey; Steubenville Ohio- “The problem is immense. We Klngery cf 10 0 0 Athletics 6. Angels 5 Galarraga, Montreal, 60; GDavIs, abled list. Activated Gory Thurman, out­ strength of his arms and the Totals 35 3 7 3 Totols 33 5 10 4 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 JDavIs c 0 0 0 0 Houston,59; Brunonsky, SfLouls,58. fielder, from the 21-doy disabled list. power of his will, a paraplegic and Corbett, 35, used modified climber. Weirton. W Va.: Winnebago must address it now.” The Manchester Rec Department’s slow Russell c 0 10 0 -Ploced Gary pitch softball tournaments are coming up in the Seottle 000 000 03b-3 CALIFORNIA OAKLAND Totals 37 411 4 Totals 30 S 6 5 Pitching (9 Decisions) Sheffield, shortstop, on the 21-doydlsabled completed a weeklong ascent of cave exploration equipment that Chlcogo 020 010 11x— 6 Ob r h bl DeMorllnez, Montreal, 11-1, .917; Darwin, Il5f,refrooctlvetojuly14. next two weeks. O brh bl Son Froncisco 000 003 010—4 3,200-foot El Capitan and said his allowed Wellman to pull himself E— Manriaue, Reynolds, Guillen. DP— Wsntn rf 4 0 0 0 RHdsn If 5 12 2 Houston, 10-2, .833; Reuschel, San Fron­ Notional League Atlonto 000 003 Otx— 8 cisco, 13-4, .765; Scott, Houston, 16-S, .762; Study ties climb proves the disabled can up the face of the cliff, using a The Women’s Rec League double elimina­ Seattle 2, Chlcogo 1. LOB— Seattle 8, Chicago Ray 2b 4 2 2 0 Lansfrd 3b 5 0 2 1 — Placed (tarv 5. 2B— Karkovice, Baines, SBradley. 3B— DWhIte ct 5 0 3 1 DParkr dh E— Treadway, Uribe. LOB— Son Fran­ BSmIth, Montreal, 9-3, .750; Femondez, New Redus, first baseman, on the ISdoy disabled tion playoffs will begin Monday at 6 p.m. at 5 12 0 cisco 10, Atlanta 4. 2B— Sheridan, accomplish great feats. T-bar device and ropes set by Manriaue, Briley. HR— ADovIs (9),Bolnes Joyner 1b 3 111 McGwIr 1b 4 12 0 York, 8-3, .727; Garretts, Son Francisco, 83, list, retroactive to July 25. Purchased the Win a Free Trip to RThompson. 3B— Oberkfell. HR— Mark Wellman, accompanied Charter Oak field No. 1. The top four teams (13).SB— Guillen (26). Dwnng dh 5 0 0 0 Javier 1b 0 10 0 .727; Langston, Montreal, 8-3, .727. contract of Scott Little, Intlelder- Corbett. IP H R ER BB SO CDovIs If 4 12 2 DHdsn cf DoMurphv (9). S— MoWMIfoms. SF— oottlelder, from Buttolo ot the American from the regular season qualified for the 4 2 3 2 DoMurphy. speeding, by ' his friend Mike Corbett, Wellman and Corbett toted 200 Seottte Sebraedr c 3 0 0 0 Canseco rt Association. 4 0 0 0 IP H R ER BB so reached the summit at Wednes­ pounds of food and gear including playoffs that wilt run through Aug. 9. Swift L,6-3 6 6 3 2 0 1 Hawaii 3b 4 0 0 0 Hossev c 4 2 2 1 ST. LOUIS CARDINALS— Placed Willie Harris 1 2 Schaflld ss 3 12 1 Son Froncisco American League leaders McGee, outfielder, on the 15-dav disabled list. The Town ‘A’ . ‘B’ and ‘C’ division slow pitch 0 2 Phillips 2b 3 0 11 4 day afternoon, seven days and hammocks that were suspended Schooler 1 2 0 1 Gorrelts y 7 3 0 0 1 Gallego ss 3 10 2 Bedrosn Lr2-5 1 2 2 2 2 0 four hours after they left the from hooks placed into the rock. tournaments will begin Wednesday night, Aug. Chlcogo Totals 35 5 10 3 Totols 37 914 9 Based on M at Bats. FOOTBALL death rate Atlanta Ulalt@lsney World Hibbard W,2*2 6 2-3 3 0 0 Notional Football League Yosemite Valley floor. As they reached the summit, 9, at Fitzgerald Field. Robertson Park and 5 Clary 5 7 3 3 2 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Hillegos 2-3 2 2 2 0 0 Callfomla ATLANTA FALCONS— Signed Jessie 6 11b-6 Acker 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 AB R H Pet. A nationwide television au­ Corbett carried Wellman on his Pagani Field. Twenty four teams, 8 from each Thigpen S,21 1 2-3 2 0 Oakland ...... J 06X-9 Puckett Min 98 390 49 133 .341 Tuggle, llnebocker, and Oovid Weber- WASHINGTON (AP) - The 65 HBP— Brilev by Hibbard, Lyons by Elchhorn 1 1-3 2 1 1 1 1 4iuarterback. dience saw them at the mountain- back to a shady spot under a pine division, will be involved in postseason play. E— Hossev, Schroeder. DP— Oakland 1. Boever W-4-3 1 2-^ 2 0 0 0 1 Boggs Bsn 91 356 SB 117 .329 mph speed limit on most rural Swift. LOB— California 9, Ookland 6. 2B— Lansford Oak 90 321 44 105 .327 CHICAGO BEARS— Signed Mark Green, tree. The climbers were greeted The double elimination tournaments will run Gory pitched to 4 batters In the 6th. running back. top, and later the U.S. Senate ' h DHenderson, McGwire, COavIs. HR— PB— Kennedy. Sierra Tex 99 397 65 129 .325 interstate highways is prompting through Aug. 23. RHenderson (7). SB— Schofield (8), Wo- Fronco Tex 99 371 57 119 .321 CINCINNATI BENGALS-Aoreed to passed a resolution commending by their girlfriends, cheering Umpires— Home, West; First, Craw­ terms with Carl Zander, linebacker. more fast-car ads, encouraging Brewers 3, Tigers 2 shlngton (7), RHenderson (41), Lansford (17). ford; Second, Williams; Third, MeSherrv. Sax NY 98 405 56 130 .321 them for their “ extraordinary friends and reporters. The ‘A’ division tournament will have the top S— Schroeder. SF— Gallego. Baines CM 94 323 54 103 .319 Signed Carl Zander, linebacker; Jim speeding and killing more people, T — 2:33. A— 8J)55. Skow, defensive end; and Barney Bussey, feat of bravery and Soon, they were sipping cham­ four teams in each the ‘AA’ and ‘AB’ leagues. IP H R ER BB SO Yount Mil 98 383 56 121 .316 according to an insurance intlus- The ‘B’ division tourney will have the first and MILWAUKEE Callfomla Steinbach Oak 83 297 21 93 .313 safety. stoutheartedness.” pagne and gulping ice water. Ob r h bl Obrhbl MWm L.7-8 7 11 Browne Cle 93 370 48 114 .308 DALLAS COWBOYS— Agreed to terms try report. Astres6.Dedgers2 with Willis Crockett, llnebocker. Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan., dis­ On the summit, set against a second place teams, and the two best third TJones If 3 0 0 0 Felder If 3 0 10 Monti ne 2-3 3 Gracnwell Bsn 94 383 60 118 .308 The report said evidence shows Compiiments Nunez p 0 0 0 0 (3antnr 2b 3 0 0 0 McClure 1-3 0 Homt Runs GREEN BAY PACKERS— Signed Walter abled himself with a partially backdrop of views that included place teams, from the Rec, Charter Oak and Morind 1b 4 0 10 Motitor 3b Oakland LOS ANGELS HOUSTON Stonlev, wide receiver; Ron Pitts, defensive that because of the 65 mph limit, of 2 10 0 Mc(3rltf, Toronto, 26; Deer, Milwoukee, 24; paralyzed right arm, offered the towering peaks of the Sierra Nike leagues. Brumly pr 0 0 0 0 Yount ct 3 113 Moore 6 1-3 6 Ob r h bl o b rb b i BJockson, Kansas City, 22; Tettleton, Balti­ back; ond Erik Affholter, wide receiver. more motorists are driving at 70, The ‘C’ division tourney will have the top two Whitakr 2b 4 0 0 0 Deer rt 4 0 0 0 Honeycutt 1-3 1 Bean cf 4 0 0 0 Puhl rt 4 0 2 0 more, 21; Carter, Cleveland, 20; Whi­ Released More Zeno, wide receiver, and Jett resolution. Nevada and Half Dome, they TrammI ss 3 0 0 0 Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 Burns 1 2 Rndiph 2b 4 0 0 0 Blgglo c 3 13 1 taker, Detroit, 20; McGwire, Oakland, 19; Knapton, detensi ve end. 75 and even 80 mph or higher. teams from the Northern, Dusty. West Side and Lemon rt 2 110 Braggs dh 3 0 2 0 MaYoung W,1-3 1-3 0 Daniels If 4 12 0 Doran 2b 3 10 0 Barfield, New York, 17; GaettI, MInnesoto, 17. KANSAS CITY CHIEFS— Waived RemI “ My whole thing in life is were almost nonchalant. Pagani leagues. GWard ct 3 112 COBrIen c 3 0 0 0 Eckerslev 1 1 Murray 1b 4 0 10 BHtchr cf 4 0 0 0 Watson, wide receiver. “ It’s true that speeding isn’t as finding another way to do it, “ We didn’t really have any 315 Broad St., Manchester Schu 3b 2 0 10 Polldor ss 10 10 MWItt pitched to 2 betters In the 6th. Stubbs rf 4 0 11 Comlnlt 3b 3 12 0 Runs Bottad In LOS ANGELES RAMS— Signed Fronk Stams, llnebocker. rampant now as it was in the whether that be skiing, kayaking scary moments doing this,’ ’ said Heath dh 3 0 0 0 Spiers ss 1110 WP— MaYoung. Hamitn 3b 3 0 10 CRnIds 3b 0 10 0 Franco, Texas, 73; Sierra, Texas, 71; CTS Slnotro c 3 0 0 0 Crews p 0 0 0 0 Trevino 1b 4 0 12 Carter, Cleveland, 69; McGriff, Toronto, 66; MIAMI DOLPHINS— Agreed to terms waning months of the 55 mph,” an or whatever,” said Wellman, a Wellman. Connecticut Pettis cf 0 0 0 0 MHtchr ph 10 0 0 Romln ss 4 1 1 0 with Fuad Revelz, placeklcker. An­ Midget football signups set Yount, Milwoukee, 65; BJockson, Kansas insurance industry spokesman 29-year-old park ranger, at a Their biggest problem was the Travel Stop by and Register. Totols 27 2 4 2 National League results Scloscia c 3 10 0 Dovidsn If 3 10 0 City, 64; Mattingly, New York, 44; nounced that L . B. Moon, tack le. hasleftcamo. Sarvicea Andesn ss 3 0 0 0 Scott p 3 0 12 McGwire, Oakland. 64. said, “ but people aren’t automat­ news conference before dozens of wind, which Wellman said gusted No Purchase necessary. The Manchester Midget Football League will Detroit 020 000 000— 2 Valenzia p 2 0 0 0 GGrots ph 1 0 0 0 Pltcblno (9 Decisions) NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Signed Dol­ Winner will be drawn ically abiding by 65. either.” reporters, friends and fellow from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day, New Britain, Btoomlieid, Cromwell, Groton hold two more signup sessions for the 1989 Milwaukee 200 000 Olx— a LHarrIs 3b 10 11 DoSmlth p 0 0 0 0 Blyleven, California, 82, .833; Swindell. ton Hilliard, running back, and Doug from entry forms placed DP— Detroit 1, Milwaukee 4. LOB— Detroit Phillies 4.Expos3 Totals 33 2 6 2 Totals 32 610 5 Cleveland, 13-3, .813; Gordon, Kansas City, Marrone.ouard. Waived Dove Ammons,nose workers. sometimes blowing them 10 feet Manchester, West Hartford, Windsor m Manchester siore. tackle. Proponents of the 65 mph limit season. 2, Milwaukee 6. HR— Yount (12),GWord 11-3, .784; A6oore, Ookland, 13-5, .722; Wellman said he performed the out from the cliff. (5). SB— Gantner (14),Trammell (6), Braggs Lot Angoitt 060 000 011-4 Bankhead, Seattle, 104, .714; Stewart, NEW YORK JE TS — Waived Erwin Mat­ said it would decrease the The dates are: Sunday. Aug. 6. from 1 to 4 MONTREAL thews, running back. WE TAKE CARE OF YOUR CAR, INSIDE & OUT (11). S— Gantner. Ob rh bl Ob rh bl Houston 000 300 30X-6 Ookland, 14-6. .700; SOovIs.Oaklond,94, .692; number of drivers breaking climb for personal achievement, He said the heat was less of a p.m. and Monday, Aug. 7, from 7 to9p.m., all at IP H RER BB SO Dykstro cf 4 0 0 0 ONIxon cf 5 0 10 E— Valenzuela 2, Sciosclo. LOB— Los Ballard, Baltimore, 11-S, .688; Welch, PHILADELPHIA EAGLES-SIgned The inside of your car receives the world class pro- Robert Drummond, running back, to o not for the disabled. But he said problem, but temperatures occa­ Charter Oak Park. Detroit Ford rt 2 0 0 0 DGarcl 2b 4 12 0 Angeles 5, Houston 7.2B— Blgglo 2, Camlnitl2, Oakland, 11-5, .688. speeding laws. lection of Pennzoll Motor ON. the country's best selling Tanano 7 5 2 2 2 4 Dernier If 10 0 0 LHorrls. SF— Blgglo. series of three one-year contracts. Waived he hoped it would prove that sionally soared to more than 100 motor oil We also include 13 additional services 2 2 10 W.Jhnsn ph Keith Mullen, defensive bock. The signups for players and cheerleaders is Nunez L,1-2 1 1113 0 VHayes lb 4 1 1 0 Galurrg 1b 4 0 2 1 IP H R ER BB SO The report presented to Congress We change the oil lilter, check and fill the vital Iluids Milwaukee PHOENIX CARDINALS— Agreed to people need not be stopped by degrees on the face of the cliff. open to youngsters from Manchester and DwMpv If 2 0 0 0 Raines If 3 0 10 Lot Angoitt and lubricanis, lube the chassis, check the air filler and HIguera W,5-4 6 3 2 2 4 4 Valenzia L3-10 6 2*3 9 6 5 4 2 terms with Corl Corter, comerback, on a on Wednesday by the Insurance their physical disabilities. Jordan 1b 2 0 11 Brooks rf 4 10 0 tire pressure, clean the windshield and vacuum the in­ ■ Bolton who will be 10 years old by Nov. 1,1989, Plesac S,24 1 1 0 0 0 0 Ready 2b 4 13 2 Crews 1 1*3 1 0 0 0 1 three-year controct. Waived Kevin Brown, PENIiZQIL 3 0 12 Wattach 3b punter. Institute for Highway Safety “ Go out and do it!” said terior All In just 10 minutes. and not turn 14 as of that date. Minimum weight , BK— Nunez. RMcDwl p 0 0 0 0 Sontoven c 3 0 0 0 Houston Sportlight Umpires— Home, Merrill; First, Pa­ Daulton c 4 0 0 0 Scott W,16*5 8 4 1 1 1 11 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS— Signed Weslev concludes that 550 of the 2,485 Wellman, who wore the same Our free car wash coupon takes care ol the outside 4 110 Hudler ss Walls, tight end. is 70 pounds and maximum is 130. A birth lermo; Second, DenkInger; Third, CHayes 3b 5 0 10 Burke p 0 0 0 0 DaSmIth 1 2 1 1 0 0 deaths on rural interstate high­ of your car Just clip il out ot this ad and bring il with Tschida. SEATTLE SEAHAWKS— Signed Joe boots he was wearing in 1982 when certificate must be presented at time of Jeltz ss 4 0 0 0 KGross p 2 0 0 0 BK— DaSmIth. ways last year were caused by the BEST BUY you when you gel your oil change T— 2:37. A— 23,957. Mulhind p 2 0 11 Aldrete ph 10 0 0 Umpires— Home. Davidson; First, Nosh, nose tackle; Terry Toylor.comerback; he fell 50 feet during a climb of Don't you think It's about time to make the best registration and a medical release is also July 27 and Nesbv Glosgow.safetv. AdducI ph 10 0 0 ZSmIth p 0 0 0 0 Bonin; Second, Horvev; Third, Pulll. 65 mph limit. 13,700-foot Gables Peak south of choice for a change? Make It Economy Oil Change. required. G A Harrs p 0 0 0 0 Huson ss 10 0 0 T— 2:37. A— 33,563. 1920 — Resolute beat Sham­ Coftadtan Foolball League OIL CO. Rangers 11.BlueJays 1 Herr ph 10 0 0 TORONTO ARGONAUTS— Activoted Yosemite. He was left paralyzed M^rid Class Protection Fee is $15 for players, $10 for cheerleaders. Michael Clemons, running bock, and Reggie A federal highway official also Parrett p 0 0 0 0 rock IV of Britain, three races from the waist down. Vernon, CT There’s a family maximum of $25. Thon ss 0 0 0 0 Cardinals 2. Cubs 0 to two, to defend the Ameri­ Berry, defensive bock, from the practice said higher speeds on 65 mph Totals 36 4 7 4 rotter. Activated Jeorld Bavllt, defensive He said his next adventure will 14 SERVICES IN JUST 10 MINUTES NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Assistant coaches are needed. Anyone Ob r h bl ob rh b l ca’s Cup for the United States. tackle, from the reserve list. Placed (Son roads may be causing more Felix rf 4 0 2 0 Kunkel cf 5 12 1 be cross-country skiing using a 875-0876 interested should contact John Phelps (647- PhiloOelphIo 000 lOO 102— 4 Baldwin, defensive end, on the reserve deaths, but a spokesman for a oil Change Includes: We Check & Fill: Femndz ss 4 0 10 Fletchr ss 5 110 Ob rh bl Ob rh bl 1937 - The United list. Released Lorenzo Grohom, running dog to pull him while he poles with All For Only 9240). Bell If 4 0 0 0 PImero lb 5 12 2 Montreal oOO 210 000— 3 Waltan cf 4 0 10 Caleman If 4 0 12 States won the Davis Cup, back. motorists’ group said 1988 fatality • Change oil (up to 5 quarts) • Brake fluid McGriff 1b 4 0 10 Dghrty 1b 0 0 0 0 E — Hudler, Brooks, Reody, Sndbrg 2b 4 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 0 10 his arms. 5W-30, 10W-30 or 10W-40 • Power steering fluid Wallach.DP— Philadelphia 1. LOB— beating Britain four matches EDMONTON ESKIMOS— Activated Mi­ statistics are being Whitt c 4 12 0 Sierra rt 5 2 3 1 OwSmth If 3 0 0 0 Oauend 2b 3 0 0 0 chael Bourgeau, defensive tackle, fromthe Wellman became the first • New oil lilter • Battery Moseby cf 3 0 0 0 Franco 2b 4 2 2 3 Phlladelphla12, Montreal 8. 2B— DGarcIa Grace lb 4 0 0 0 Guerrer 1b 2 0 0 0 to one. proctice roster. misinterpreted. U.S.'EI Salvador tilt reset 2, Mulhottond, Galarraga, CHayes, Wall­ paraplegic to conquer El Capitan. . 6 7 » ™ • Chassis lube • Thinsmission fluid Mlinks dh 3 0 2 1 Incvgllo If 4 on 1 Dawsan rf 3 0 0 0 MThmp cf 3 0 0 0 TENNIS 160 QaNofi Min. Llriano 2b 3 0 0 0 RLeoch If 0 0 0 0 ach, Dernier, VHayes. HR— Wallach (8). Berrvhlll c 3 0 10 Brnnskv rf 3 0 0 0 1954 — Chick Harbart beat • Vacuum interior • Windshield washer 9 COMPLETE SB— Dykstro 2 (25), Ford (3). ASSOCIATION OF TENNIS Actual 1988 deaths on rural The vertical trek took an esti­ Phot tub)tol to ohtngt • Volumt Oltoountt COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) — The Lee 3b 3 0 0 0 Buechel 3b 4 12 2 Varsha pr 0 0 0 0 Pndifn 3b 2 2 10 Walter Burkemo 4 and 3 to win PROFESSIONALS— Named J. Wayne • Check air filter • Differential MStnIy dh 2 0 0 0 H R ER BB SO GIrardI c 0 0 0 0 TPeno c 2 0 2 0 interstates increased 34 percent mated 7,000 pull-uDs, each ad­ • Clean windshield United States’ World Cup qualifying game Phllodelphlo the PGA championship. Richmond regional committsloner. Bosley ph 10 0 0 McCInd ph 10 0 0 DeLeon p 2 0 0 0 over the 1982-86 average in 38 • Check tire pressure against El Salvador, originally scheduled for Espy ph 1110 Mulholand Law 3b 3 0 0 0 Walling Ph 10 0 0 1969 — Betsy Rawls won GAHarrIs COLLEGE states that raised the speed limit • Check belts and hoses Kreuter c 2 2 2 0 Dunstan ss 3 0 0 0 Oovley p 0 0 0 0 BALL STATE— Named Alison Stanford July 9 in San Salvador, will be played Sept. 17 at Totols 36 11 16 10 Parrett W,7*3 Sufcllffe p 2 0 0 0 Worrell p 0 0 0 0 the LPGA championship by RMcDwII S,11 women's head crou country and trockand to 65 mph in 1987, Brian O’Neill, Tegulcigulpa, Honduras, FIFA announced SWIIson p 0 0 0 0 four strokes over SueBern- field coach. ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Toronto 000 010 OOO— 1 Montreol Totals » 0 2 0 insurance institute president, ‘Make the Best Choice for a Change! Wednesday. KGross ing and Carol Mann. BOSTON UNIVERSITY— Named Lourle Texos 000 2S0 04x— 11 LeGoft heed sottball coach and assistant field told a House transportation FIFA, the sport’s governing body, also E— Fletcher, Felix. DP— Toronto 1, ZSmIth L,1-13 Oilcato 000 000 000-0 1986 — Greg LeMond be­ ^ Rob«rtLSmIth,liK Burke hockevcoachondDIck Kellevatsittanttporit subcommittee. 10 MINUTE i r FREE CAR WASH Texas 2. LOB— Toronto 5, Texas 5. 2B— SILouls 001 000 Olx— 9 INSURANSMITHS SINCE announced that El Salvador’s two remaining BK— KGross. came the first American to Information director. § INSURANSMITHS Wash package includes Sierra, Whitt, McGriff. HR— Buechele (9), E— DSmIth. DP— Chicago 1. LDB— COLBY— Announced that Mickey *6v98 ** • Extenot Wash Palmeiro (7). S— Moseby. Chicago 6, SfLouls 3. SB— Coleman 3 (44). The institute concluded, by home games in the qualifying tournament will win the prestigous Tour de Goulet, hockey coach, has resigned to accept value Gentled', • Under Carnage Spray I be moved to neutral sites. IP H R ER BB SO Wednesday’s home runs S— TPeno. France cycling race. the tome position at the University ot Ottawo. comparing the data with fatality 1914 • Simonize* Sealant • Toronto IP H R BR BB SO ' ' ‘TcAicIvl 8 figures on ail roads, that 550 of the El Salvador’s soccer federation was fined Flanogon L,6-7 4 1-3 8 6 5 1 Chlcogo 1987 — The Salt Lake EAST STROUDSBURG— Named Dick Wilts 12-3 2 1 1 1 AMERICAN LEAGUE Sutcliffe L,I(W 7 ^3 5 2 2 2 5 Yours FREE With Oil Change And This Coupon $20,000 by FIFA for on-field disturbances in a Trappers, an independent DeSchrlver, men's cross country and 1988 deaths were statistically due I^ONOt^OiL CHAI^ ______Musseimn 2 6 4 4 0 0 Hrbek 2 (13), Twins; Henderson (7), SWIIson 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 track and field coach, Interim athletic OIL CHANGE 4-2 home loss to Costa Rica on June 25. The Texos Athletics; Davis (9), Mariners; Baines (13), SILouls team in the Pioneer director. to the higher speed limit. That Brown W,9-6 6 7 1 1 0 J White Sox; Esasky (16), Red Sox; Word (5), DeLeon W.10-V 0 2 0 0 3 0 FORDHAM— Named Joe Poterno men's represents a 30 percent increase 649-5241 Monday thru Friday 6:30 to 5:30; Thursday 8:30 to 8:00 U.S.-El Salvador game was postponed by FIFA League, had their record 315 Broad Street, Manchester 647-8997 Russell 1 1 0 0 0 2 Tigers; Yount (12), Brewers; Buechele (9), Davlev 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 graduate assistant basketball coach, effec­ over the 1982-86 average, with the Saturday 8:00 to 5:00; Sunday 10:00 to 3:00 on July 6 after Salvadorean fans disrupted the WP— Wills. PB— Kreuter. Palmeiro (7), Rongers; Polonia (3), Yonkees. Worrell S.13 2-3 0 0 0 0 I 29-game winning streak tive Sept. 6. 65 E. Center Street match and forced the referee to abandon play. 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By Barbara Mayer furniture is generous-sized and in dramatic style changes. Both The Associated Press often covered in leather. groups with their pale surfaces Other than adjustable shelves and painted floral and ribbon Move over, 18th century and and pop-out backs for wiring, new motifs are pretty in the way that a make room for the 17th century in ideas for storage, home offices light summer party dress is English design. and media rooms were few and pretty. A 30-piece group by Jeffco In its relentless effort to create far between. However, designer is based on antique 18th-century Considering a living library of the styles of the names continued to make Scandinavian dining chair and past, the American furniture inroads. cabinetry. U industry last year came up with a This time, Mario Buatta joined It has been reproportioned to fit revival of the Gothic style in the fray with a 19-piece collection today’s lifestyles, said Jeffrey England as well as a reprise of for John Widdicomb of living Gaynor, president. country French styles of the 18th room and dining room pieces Jena Hall, an independent and early I9th centuries. based on the English Regency designer, created a licensed wiiat your house Proving you can take Ameri­ period. The dressy, formal de­ collection of Scandinavian coun­ cans out of the country, but you signs include a number of painted try furniture, too. The most can’t take the country out of and faux finishes. All are based spectacular piece is a large Americans, other new'smakers in on antiques the designer has used cupboard in a pink wash with High Point. N.C., were country over the years in his decorating. floral motifs painted on the Scandinavian and American Baker Furniture’s contribution surfaces. “Country remains country with a French and a to this conservative market is a nearest and dearest to consu­ cost you, doesn’t southwestern accent. 40-piece collection of 17th-century mers’ hearts.” she said. Painted finishes — sometimes pieces. Thomasville Furniture and with a floral motif on a cabinet Distinguished by Gothic Lane Co., two of the industry’s door, chair back or table top — arches, deep carvings, cham­ largest companies, apparently continued to hold an important fered legs and Jacobean design agree that whimsical furniture place in the ever-expanding mar­ details, the furniture is the sort has “curb” appeal. Thomasville ketplace which introduces new introduced "Domaine,” a large it deserve the best? that would have been relegated to furniture to retailers. Light the lesser rooms of the castle collection of French country- woods, some, such as pine and when the lighter and more inspired furniture available in ash which arenaturallylight. and delicate 18th-century pieces light-brown fruitwood finish and some bleached or pickled, also came into fashion. in a creamy-white finish embel­ dominated the new styles. lished with painted floral designs. Y Two collections of painted In a nutshell, new furniture at Scandinavian country furniture Lane added about 20 pieces to the industry's semi-annual un­ were, to some extent at least, the its America collection. According veiling of styles is liveable, talk of the market, attracting to the company, all the pieces are stylistically safe and built for perhaps more attention than the based on either French Canadian sturdy comfort. The case pieces size of the companies introducing originals or on furniture that usually conceal adjustable shel- them would normally warrant. would have been typical in MANCHESTER WALLPAPER & PAINT CO. vesfor home entertainment com­ The reason? They were a fresh Louisiana during the 19th ponents and the upholstered look in a market largely lacking century. For a dash of the excitement that new contemporary styling can bring, it was necessary to visit the displays of foreign Your best way to protect your original investment, plus every dollar of companies. Some Scandinavian firms offered furniture scaled for appreciation on your house, is Cabof Stains, Premium quality Cabot Stains U.S. single family home sales today’s smaller rooms. Eixamples are Polardesign’s feature high pigment concentration for long-lasting, durable beauty. Plus all (Finland) leather recliner on a DUMBER OF UNITS MEDIAN PRICE plywood frame. Muurame’s penetrating stains are guaranteed not to crack, blister or peel., . whatever black leather folding and stack­ Seasonally adjusted, in thousands: In thousands of dollars- ing chairs (about $220 at retail) 750 I $125 and Nippon’s futons on a steel the weather, wherever you live. Shouldn’t you protect your valuable house frame. Folded with one side of the 700 frame up. the futon is a sofa: flat. the best way possible? Cabot Stains. Experience The Best.™ $120 It s a 54-inch bed (about $800). foruncfea A four-sided bookcase on cas­ ters inblackorwhite (under$300) could be useful for compressing a DECEMBER lot of books into a small space. 6 6 9 The new contemporary styles shown by large American com­ panies. such as Drexel and Brovhill. were transitional rather than dramatic new shapes or JFMAMJJASOND style departures. 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By Barbara Mayer housework and chores. The aver­ throw away. needing a recharge (Eureka available in measured single-u.se tension of the water on glass and The Associated Press age man spends 56 minutes a Then go through the stuff in the claims 30 minutes), most vacu­ packages) are: a window cleaner help it soak in instead of running week " off. J sort box. throw out the junk box uming sessions last only about 10 that is mainly isopropyl alcohol to inns, museums around the world H iji r Forget what you may have He disputes the idea that people without looking at it again, give minutes. with a littlebluecoloring forglass Simplify tasks by choosing easy-to-care for surfaces and By Barbara Mayer I heard or read. Men are not doing care less about their home than the charity box away and put the A tip that works, no m atter and spot-cleaning: an all-purpose in-chief and associate publisher Curiously, she recalled, almost along with recipes and entertain objects when replacing things The Associated Press ■ 'SBSJ more housework than they used they used to or that they clean emotional withdrawal box away what type of vacuum you use, is to cleaner for washing walls, floors at Potter. "Creating a place to everyone she asked to contribute ing hints from celebrities. around the home. For example, PROTECT YOUR SINGLE MOST EXPENSIVE INVESTMENT to do, says Don Aslett! .self- less. However, the character of for six months. Then throw it go slowly and methodically just and cupboards: and a liquid- live involves expressing yourown told her their life is not very “ We used antiques as well as good doormats prevent dirt get­ Which of these fantasies ap­ appointed spokesman for a cleaning has changed. He says away. “You won’t even re­ once instead of giving an area a disinfectant cleaner to eliminate personal taste, not just picking interesting. Yet, she said, read­ reproductions for tables, even cleaner way of life. “ most of the time today is spent ting in: low-sheen eggshell peals to you most: Spending the EXTERIOR member what is in it,” he fast pass several times. It takes bacteria that cause odors and furniture. People buy these books ers have found the reverse “ The reproduction Winterthur wal enamel paint is theeasiest to keep weekend at a historic Irish Aslett says “90 percent of getting rid of junk, litter and assures. less time altogether and uses less kills mildew. to be inspired about how to live. response to the book h.is been Ipapers to provide backgrounds ' clean: single-handle faucets last country house inn? Dining with household dirt is still caused by clutter. And the main solution is Although cleaning is an old. old energy. Another tip: hold the New gadgets he likes include an Very few of us have been brought much greater than to the garden said Catherine Maxwell man longer and don’t drip. celebrity collectors at the Winter­ men and children and 90 percent don't love anything that can’t love occupation new ideas are always cleaner loosely so the brush electrostatic dust cloth that at­ up in a tradition of richness. We books I, have done. I think people dger of licensing and product HOUSE WASHING you b a c k ” And remember: “ If you have a thur museum of American decor­ of the cleaning is done by coming along and people can barely touches the nap of the tracts the dust and holds it like a have to invent everything for are fascinated by other people’s development who helped oversi, black Labrador, don’t get white ALSO MOBILE HOMES women.” Even though women A serious message behind his learn to do a better job in less carpet. A light touch is more magnet and a combination ative arts? Exploring the Italian ourselves.” live s.” the book’s cieatioii are working outside the home, mile-a-minute tipsterism is that a time, said Aslett. who recently efficient since it sets up a good a ir sponge-abrasive pad for cleaning ch a irs” countryside with an authority at While Connolly deals with the Another editor with a similar Winterthur’s staff became Safely Removes Haimful u your elbow to answer your every most are still doing the lion’s clean, uncluttered home leads to went on national television with flow or suction action. counters, sinks and dishes with adaptation of the old to new aware of the power of food and question? point of view is Harriet Bell, share of the housework after they a better attitude and outlook. five new products and-or ideas to Although the per-use cost of hardened food deposits. Only one thing wrong conditions. Sabino’s subject — recipes to make new friends for OXIDATION, MILDEW,,ACID RAIN executive editor of Harmony. “ I get home. “ Carelessness carries over. speed things up. high concentrate, one-use clean­ He says one of the most According to A m erican humor- Each “trip” is possible through Italian country style — is a recent think people are tired of just decorative subjects after publish­ POLLUTANTS As an author of a number of Throw junk out and you may find The new ideas: cordless vacu­ ing supplies may be higher, Aslett underrated cleaning tools is a i.st Will Rogers: “What’s the a ’.’decorating” book published creation, according to the author ing a cookbook several years ago you’ve cleaned up your life” looking at pretty pictures. You books on how to clean and ums. highly concentrated one-u.se says they are more convenient good squeejee. He uses one to matter with the world today? this fall, which offer not only who is an American “Winterthur’s Culinary Collec EXCLUSIVE PLEX MASTER SEALANT For serious cases of clutter. see more books with real homes straighten out the mess that most cleaning supplies, an electros­ and can save money since you use clean windows, showers and Why. there ain’t nothing but one pretty settings to duplicate but Italians had yet to develop an tion’’ is now in its fourth printing PROCESS ON Aslett’s prescription is to “ get up and people in them.” of us call home and owner of a tatic dust cloth, a newish type of the right amount instead of too bathtub walls, to strip water- word wrong with every one of us, slices of life as it is rarely lived by approach to furnishing country and has made a lot of money for Every House At No Additional Charge at 5 a m when you are most Besides intrinsic decorative professional cleaning service in sponge and a squeejee with an much. The best selection of softened wax off floors and an and that’s selfishness.” anyone who might buy the books. homes in the 1970s when she lived the operating fund as well as new objective and reasonable. Don’t interest, a criterion in choosing Pocatello. Idaho. Aslett has been angled handle. According to pre-measured. single-use supp­ inch or so of snow off driveways. Sybil Connolly’s “In An Irish in Milan. In the 1980s. as some friends for the museum, she said _____Free Eslimates the houses featured in “In An collecting statistics on his favor­ wear any clothes with pockets. Aslett, who is a national spokes­ lies is found in janitor supply Employ a squeejee more effi­ House” (Harmony) chronicles Italians began to enjoy new This doesn’t surprise Southern Irish Hou.se,” was the quality of ite subject. He says that despite Put on live ly m usic and sort man for the Eureka Co., cordless outlets, but they are gradually ciently on windows with a damp lifestyles, including family re­ prosperity and more women I___ SENIOR DISCOUNTS EMERGENCY life in the house. She says the addition of food □ what other surveys have con­ possessions into four boxes which vacs offer convenience and are coming into supermarkets, too. cloth as an accessory. Wipe the Fire — Police — Medical cipes, in some of Irelan d’s mo.st entered the work force, the upper crafts, personal details and Call Toll Free in CT 1 800-344-1239 cluded. he has found a surpris­ you’ve labeled junk, sort, charity easier to use, so people will u.se Save space and money by blade frequently with the cloth to interesting old castles and coun­ “I said we would take more middle class expanded travel guidance broadens deco­ ingly common pattern all over the and emotional withdrawal.” The them more often. eliminating unneeded cleaning keep it clean and drip-free. A few DIAL 911 try houses. “American Ele­ books if we got full color, recipes Its m em bers began to purchase rating books, h'urthermore. OuCap Industries, Inc. 15 Years Experience last is for things you really don’t world: namely that “the average Though cordless vacuums run supplies, suggests Aslett. The drops of dishwashing liquid in the In Manchester gance” (Abbeville) pairs rooms and anecdotes.” said Bell. 'The and restore country homes ^ “ those interested in interiors are woman does 26 hours a week of have a u.se for but can’t bear to for only a short time before three most useful cleaners (all pail of water break the surface and table settings from Winter­ prescription seems to be working farmhouses, animal stalls, gran also interested in travel and thur’s antique holdings with since, according to Bell, the book aries using rustic furniture and food ' recipes selected by celebrities. In which just came out is being local handicrafts, especially in “Italian Country” (Clarkson N. reprinted. Tuscany and Umbria, the Italian ‘Arts and crafts’ Potter). Catherine Sabino covers “ I wanted to gel as varied a Alps, Lakes Como and Maggiore regional decorating, food, crafts lifestyle as I could, as well as to and along Italy’s extensive .sea The « and travel. make a record of what life is like coast These are the areas she POWER WASHING The books are examples of towards the end of the 20th covers in “Italian Country ” Y furniture popular what seems to be a trend toward century in these houses.” said Introducing the Winterthur mu decorating books that describe capture Sybil Connolly. Unlike earlier seum and gardens to a wider lives as well as rooms. books she has written, the words was the purpose behind By Barbara Mayer Home Exterior Cleaning “ Decorating books are chang­ in this one were compo.sed largely “American Elegance ’’ which The Associated Press “ Interest in the ing,” says Carol Southern, editor- by the .subjects features Winterthur settings period is so keen that When it went out of fashion in 3 Step Cleaning Process the 1920s. bulky “ arts and crafts” we decided the timing m Moving shelves make life easier furniture of quarter-sawn oak is perfect.” was relegated to the attic. Cleans, Protects and S e a ls in beauty Now it is com ing out of the attic By Reader’s Digest Attach the crosspieces to both swivel should spin freely This one simple system provides you with an and showing up in antique stores For The Associated Press effective alternative to messy wet rental cleaners, and auction houses. — Alfred Audi for years to come. disks with glue and finishing 8. Place the assembled unit in nails. The crosspieces should be the cupboard, make sure it cab and the inconvenience and expense of hiring At thie A p ril furniture m arket in Revolving shelves in a cup­ perpendicular to each other turn freely and that it has professional services. North Carolina, arts and crafts and the full range of decorative Aluminum Siding, Vinyl Siding, Wood, board put every item within easy sufficient clearance all around Discover the revolutionary Capture Carpet Dry furniture takes another step to 5. Attach the metal edging arts of the period is popular reach. and mark the position of the Cleaning System for yourself. It's today's easiest mainstream popularity. Repro­ around the edges of the disks, among the country’s well-heeled Simple to make, a revolving bearing’s bottom on the bottom of way to maintain the beauty of your carpet ductions of Gustav and Leopold Brick Restoration. using the fasteners supplied with collectors. Chri.stie’s is among shelf or Lazy Susan consists of the cabinet investment. Stickley’s arts and crafts origi­ several auction houses with regu­ two plywood disks, crosspieces the edging nals are being introduced by lar sales in the category. Summer Special Now Going On between the disks, and a swivel 6. Center the swivel bearing on 9 Rem ove the unit, take out the Alfred Audi, who owns the Beth Gathers, co-author of bearing. Here are building the underside of the lower disk screws and fa.sten the bearing to Stickley company. The 30-piece “ Treasuresof The American Arts instructions: and mark the location of the four the bottom of the cupboard using collection should reach retail and Crafts Movement.” says corner holes. Drill pilot holes stores by fall the wood screws. To facilitate there are several reasons for Tools and Materials using the 3-16th-inch bit. driving the screws drill pilot "Interest in the period is so FREE Gutter Cleaning interest in the style: It is coming 7. Temporarily fasten the bear­ holes using the 3-.32nd-inch d rill keen that we decided the timing is T of age because it’s almost 100 Office Hours: 8 AM - 9 PM You w ill need V<-inch plywood ing to the unit with the sheet bit P lace the Lazy Susan back on perfect.” says Audi, who bought (the size w ill depend on the size of yearsold, and it stillcostsfarless metal screws driven from the the bearing and fasten it perman­ the company in Manlius, N Y . than top-level pieces of compara­ your cupboard), l-inch flexible topside of the’/iiower disk The ently to the bearing. from Stickley’s widow in 1974. ble quality from earlier periods. m etal countertop edging, a 4-inch Audi says a dining chair “ People can enjoy collecting at Lazy Susan swivel bearing (usu­ Soil reproduction will be $900. com­ a high level for prices that are ally available in hardware stores E x t r ^ pared with $23,000 recently paid relatively reasonable compared and home centers), white glue. for an original. “We will sell a to other top quality-material,” 6-d finishing nails, four round- china cabinet for $4,600: an she says. head wood screws and four sheet original went for about $18,000.” Another reason for its popular­ HIGH POWER MOBIL WASH metal screws. The necessary he says. ity. Gathers believes, is because tools are: hammer, screwdriver, LOOK AT WHAT Other pieces include a bed, a the designs are more appealing to EXPERIENCED 231-9313 FULLY INSURED electric drill with 3-16th-inch and grandfather clock, dining and a modern sensibility than the 3-32nd-inchbits, tinsnipandsand­ WE HAVE TO occasional tables, a settee and a ornate pieces of the late ’Victorian paper. If you plan to cut the Morris chair. All will be available period. plywood disks yourself, you will OFFER... in a dark finish typical of There were five Stickley broth­ also need a saber saw. Gustav’s early pieces and a ers. all in the furniture business •Custom Framing lighter finish favored later by over the years either on their own Instructions Leopold and Gustav. or with various family members. 1. To determine the size of the A record price of $363,000 for a According to McClelland, furni­ shelve.';, m easure the inside depth •Oil Restoration piece of arts and crafts furniture ture bearing the L. & J.G. and width of the cupboard. When H o Now Available was paid at Christie’s in New Stickley or Gustav Stickley name installed, the Lazy Susan should • Mirrors York last December when Bar­ is by far the most collectible. have at least ‘/i-inchclearanceall at bra Streisand topped the bidding “ On the whole mo.st people around. •Laminating for a hotly contested sideboard WALLPAPER would prefer Gustav.” she says. 2. It is easiest to have the designed by Gustav Stickley. “ The most interesting period for lumber dealer cut the disks out of •Calligraphy Previous record prices were in L. & J.G. was from 1908 to 1920. the plywood. If you cut them the $85,000 range, and Christie’s For Gustav Stickley. the greatest yourself, draw the two circle s on •C ard s presale estimate for the side­ em phasis is on work from 1900 to the plywood, with a beam com ­ board was $70,000 to $90,000, 1905.” pass or a home-made pin and ►Posters & Prints Nancy A. McClelland, vice Gustav’s role as the most string compass. Place the ply­ president of 19th- and 20th- influential person in the Am eri­ wood at the edge of the work­ century decorative arts for Chris­ can arts and crafts movement SALE bench or on a pair of sawhorses, tie’s. says Stickley has been one and as originator of the Crafts­ then cut the circle s using a saber of the hottest nam es in A m erican man magazine makes his the saw. furniture for at least five years. more important name. 3. Cut the crosspieces so they & SAVE UP TO 1/3 OFF are identical in height. Cut one e x p o s iiu re §on§. Inc. the same length as the diameter limited of the disks. 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Middle Turnpike C A C OOCA Q short strokes across the face of overlap each stroke by one-half. 25 Oicott Street the siding and spread it with Clean equipment thoroughly Manchester 649-7544 Manchester, CT______p w ^ O J U ____inB«r«>R smooth even strokes. Paint an after use. \ 9 20 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27, )989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday, July 27. 19B9 - 21 FULLY FULLY Pictures help make room complete Keep furnishings in good shape LICENSED INSURED Bv Barbara Mayer above furniture, hang it at eye with the subject matter of the ; ■ The Associated Press fragments, china plates or three- CLEARVIEW GLASS CO J level, varying the height depend­ picture. Some of her ideas: a dimensional objects in shadow Tips and hints protect leather, metal, wicker goods ing on whether viewers will be wood frame around a painting of boxes, such as antique spoons or _ ...... 104 Hilliartd Street • Manchester, CT The rooms may be painted, the standing or sitting. trees: bleached wood for a beach By Reader’s Digest cotton sock makes an ideal cosmetics with plastic .sheeting. Wicker furniture in place and the televi­ dried flowers. Flattish objects Placing art work should follow scene: a mat color chosen to echo such as baskets or old swords can For The Associated Press polishing cloth. Use one side to Use throw rugs in heavy traffic ( 203) 649-3049 sion set hooked up. But it’s not rules of composition, added a color within the work itself: a apply polish, the other side to areas to protect marble floors. Without adequate moi.sture, really home until you hang the Crane. “A harmonious room be hung on a mixed wall of art Your home’s furnishings re­ Residential Auto Commercial simple black frame to harmonize without any framing at all. present a sizable investment, so buff. Remove all traces of polish ■ Clean dirty marble with a wicker furniture is apt tocrack or pictures, says interior designer leads the eye around in a calming with a black and wjiite etching. after an item has been cleaned damp .sponge, then buff dry. split. Keep wicker well away Catherine C. Crane. Once the art is on the walls, keeping them in top shape makes •Vinyl Replacement Windows fashion.” If pictures are hung the If a work is striking, choose a follow these suggestions from good sense. since any residue will only hasten ■ For stubborn dirt, u.se dry from a fireplace, stove or radia­ Recently Crane, a consultant hit-or-miss way. it’s distracting. dramatic frame. If the piece is tarnishing. borax and a damp cloth. Follow tor. If a piece becomes brittle, •Showers Doors and Tub Enclosures for Deck the Walls, franchised art Jim Nye, a framing specialist at These tips and hints will help Adopt an inverted V-shaped con­ delicate, don’t upstage or over­ Deck The Walls. Dust framed ■ Outdoor bras.ses will stay with a warm water rinse, then drench it with water. Bring •Storm Doors •Storm Windows and frame shops around the figuration to provide unity and whelm it with too powerful a you keep your leather, metal, bright if you apply a thin coat of pieces regularly. Don’t spray marble, wicker and vinyl furnish­ buff dry. wicker furniture indoors during •Screen and Storm Window Repairs u country, provided some tips on organization. Example; two frame. The first priority is to pa.ste wax after poli.shing them. To remove grease and oil stains freezing weather. how to arrange art and accesso­ liquid glass cleaner directly onto ings in good order. lamps are at either side of a sofa match the picture to the frame, the glass. It can stain the mat or For indoor brasses, use lemon oil. use a mixture of whiting powder Glass For All Purposes ries for maximum decorative and a large picture is centered rather than the frame to the For a homemade polish that’s and acetone. For food stains, mix Vinyl impact. Her “rules of hanging" art if it drips behind the glass. Leather Most Work Done At Your Home. over the sofa. room. Instead, spray the liquid cleaner excellent for slightly tarnished hydrogen peroxide with a few can be helpful to those who are Nowadays, the cost of framings When you need to fill a large brass, make a paste of equal drops of ammonia. Rust stains Becau.se vinyl can be hardened onto a cloth and use the damp ■ Keep leather goods away by oil, avoid oil-base cleaners or dissatisfied with the way their art artwork can run higher than the expanse of wall without having an cloth to dust. from heat sources and out of parts of salt, flour and vinegar by can u.sually be removed with works look. work itself. Occasionally, you “important” painting for it. try direct sunlight. combining them in a small bowl. liquid rust remover. polishes. Remove body oil from 20% orr OFF vinyl by washing it with a damp First of all. says Crane, hang may decide not to ffame a work or grouping .several pictures in a Don’t hang art in direct sun­ ■ Clean leather chairs and Rub the paste on the brass with a In each case apply the required Installation With Installation With 3 pictures no higher than a foot to wait a while before framing it. large-scale arrangement. light; ultraviolet rays will fade it. sofas regularly. Remove wax .soft cloth. Salt is corrosive, so be solution to the stain, then cover it cloth sprinkled with baking soda New Storm Door or More Storm Windows above the top of the furnishings. Display it unframed temporarily Experiment on the floor before Keep hot lights (such as a sure to rinse the piece thoroughly with plastic wrap and seal the or vinegar. Then clean it with a buildup with a mixture of ‘A-cup solution of water and mild dis­ Hanging pictures too high leaves on an easel, she suggested. hanging the works on the wall by 150-watt bulb) four to five feet vinegar and ‘/i-cup water. Wash before buffing it. perimeter with masking tape to a gaping space that disturbs the away from the work. If using a hwashing liquid. When you want to lend impor­ measuring the wall space and the piece with saddle soap, ■ Clean laquered brass, bronze keep the solution damp. Let OFF sense of balance tfiat art tied in tance to a work of art, use a mat to marking an area of the floor that picture light, make sure it is not available at hardware or shoe and copper with warm, sudsy peroxide and acetone solutions Outdoor furniture $1.00 with furniture gives. set it off. The mat also makes the is the same size. more than 25 watts. FRAMED — It’s not really home without pictures, says repair shops. Rub the leather water. Rinse, dry and buff. stand overnight, the rust solution, any Screen or Storm Window Repair At times, it will be more ■ To spruce up aluminum Expires August 8, 1989 work more visible by creating Rearrange the items until you Another no-no is storing or interior designer Catherine C. Crane. Hanging pictures briskly with a soft cloth to restore ■ To remove rust from un­ a few hours. Sponge off the practical to hang a picture higher space around it. Deciding on mat find an overall shape that is hanging art over or near a correctly makes art look better. the shine. mixture and buff the surface. outdoor furniture, scrub the on the wall — forexampleabovea size is usually a matter of eyeing painted metal furniture, scrub it aluminum parts with detergent Hours; Mon., Tues., Thurs., Friday 8-4:30 pleasing and provides the needed radiator or heat register. When ■ Don’t store leather in damp with a cloth dipped in turpentine. If the stain removal dulls the table. If so. fill the space with a the two together. A rule of thumb sense of order. hanging art over a fireplace, places. To be doubly safe, u.se a marble, wet the area, then and water. Wipe dry. and wea­ Wed. 8-6; Sat. 8-12 noon decorative object such as a vase is to choose a mat a bit deeper on therproof with a coat of car wax. When creating a wall display, there should be a mantel to suitable fungicide to inhibit mold Marble sprinkle it with some marble of flowers, she suggested. The the bottom to add a psychological it’s not only permissible but often polish (tin oxide) . Rub vigorously ■ Scrub mildew from wooden deflect heat, soot and smoke is above 70 percent and art on works periodically and if you Metal object becomes a link which ties dimension of substance and more interesting to mix paint­ which can damage work in a short notice deterioration, stains or ■ Marble is easily stained and with a thick cloth, then buff. outdoor furniture with a solution the table to the picture in a unified paper can become brittle if of 1 cup ammonia. */i-cup vi­ weight. ings, prints, posters and waterco- period of time. relative humidity regularly drops other changes, have a custom ■ Use a polish designed espe­ scarred. Protect table tops by ■ For surface scratches, rub visual composition. In frame selection, one ploy is lors with photographs, maps, Humidity is an enemy of paper. framer check to .see if the cially for the type of metal that placing coasters under drinking the area with superfine sand­ negar, */4-cup baking soda, and 1 When the work is not directly below 30 percent. gallon water. Wipe dry. then let to choose a frame to harmonize .swatches of lace or tapestry Mold will grow when the humidity Finally, .said Nye, inspect art­ problem is dangerous to the work. needs cleaning; otherwise, you glasses and place mats under paper. Poli.sh with marble poli.sh ri.sk damaging the finish. An old di.shes. Protect dresser tops from and buff with a chamois cloth. the piece air dry completely. Y Take the Legwoik Closet space can be expanded with Ingenuity, work Daring colors may become popular out of Lawn Work Let a tif>ht-turning John Deere RX riding mower lighten your workload. Its powerful engine, tight (17-inch) turning radius and comfortable ride make By Reader’s Digest most men’s and children’s wear. hardwood dowels, dowel sockets, the .studs, or use hollow wall mowing easy. Come take a look at your John Deere RX riding mower tod,iy. For clothes rods use 1-inch wood Shelves can be up to 22 inches Bv Barbara Moyer If foreca.sting colors is such an bright yellow, green and dark red Paris, Rome, New Delhi and For The Associated Press By installing bi-level rods you can shelf edge moldings, L-brackets. fasteners. dowels. Mount each rod in metal deep. Shelves above the height of Starting at S 9 9 9 .0 0 double storage space. The Associated Press inexact .science, why don’t a few shading to brown, will supply the Tokyo. She visited trade fairs and screws and nails. Quantities and Cut the .shelves about l-16th- clothes-rod sockets which are the closet door may have to be color stylists simply meet in a tension between light and dark important shops in the.se cities in ^ RX6.'J R idin g M ower ■ A narrow case with open sizes will depend on the dimen­ inch shorter than the space • Our rctinomK'al nu)wer ing all exi.sting rods and .shelves. at the floor, wall and ceiling with the shelf. Leave enough clear­ and place a level on it to raw edge of the plywood and The purpose of traveling afar is 6-foot height are necessary for You’ll need V4-inch plywood, who for the pa.st eight years has “You can’t foist colors on Smith apple green), red (true that many American home fur­ steel L-brackets. Try to line up ance for the .shelf to move in and determine the exact position for eliminates the possiblity of American consumers. Therefore. red. ruby and rust) and yellow. women’s dre.sses but wasteful for l-by-2 and l-by-4 lumber, 1-inch the wall and ceiling brackets with out easily. splinters. been presiding over color fore­ nishings colors originate in pla­ the socket at the other end. casts made by DuPont Corp. I try to find out what consumers One reason for the appeal of ces such as Paris, Italy and now “We eliminated this year’s are ready to accept.” she said. stronger colors is that the cur­ increasingly Japan, said o (K: neutral range in our 1990 color Hahn is not predicting a ma.s- rently popular decorating styles Hancock. forecast,” according to Deborah sive rejection of neutrals. On the like Victorian, Art Deco. 1950s t-if Replacement sash MANCHESTER/VERNON COUNTRY CA.R.PENTERS Hancock, color forecaster for contrary: “Neutrals are the modern and some country styles Apparel also sparks new ideas. RX95Riiiing M«*wer from Marvin Windows Cotton Inc., the promotional arm workhorse colors of the home call for them, said Hahn, adding But it’s not a one-way street. RX75 Riding Mower c;; 5 W e b s t e r / 8oItor\. Connecticut o6o4B of American cotton growers. furnishings palette and low- that “our ance.stors were more Hancock says United States SAFE & LOCK CO. Next year’s recommendations cont rast color schemes with pale, courageous in color than we are fashions are influencing foreign - ^ by Cotton Inc. for basics around light colorations are easy to and they lived with schemes color trends and so are home RXr.i Kiri ig .Mown FAMILY OWNED AND OPERATED which to build a color scheme assemble, especially for ama­ much longer.” furnishings affecting apparel. n WITH YEARS OF EXPERIENCE _------include some neutrals .such as teurs. The effect their use creates As for going out on a limb with After all, floral chintz, cabbage "WHY Tf^UST YOUR SECURITY TO ANYONE LESS'’ " dark gray, a creamy off-white is serene and relaxed. They make actual color predictions, how do roses and tapestry fabrics that m 7 ^ SERVING TOLLAND A HARTFORD COUNTIES and straw. But they also encom­ small rooms look larger” we know the experts are right? have become popular in apparel Nothing Runs Like a Deere ' 20MN Of ffU u n • SALES - SERVICE - INSTALLATION • pass deep red as well as green, Useful though they are. how­ We don’t, admits Hahn. “But I’m all started out as home furnish­ a good guesser, and I have more \/// AUTO • COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL grayed purple and mauve. ever. she says neutrals and pale ings fabrics. As the two designers readily colors “are no longer on the nerve than brains” • DOOR CLOSERS ARROW RUSSWIN co«»yu-i cutting edge of newness” And In fact, she bases her gues.ses • SAFE COMBINATIONS CHANGED admitted on separate occasions, Lawn & Leisure n CORBIN SARGENT she, for one. is glad. on intuition honed by foreign and • LOCK OUTS OF ALL KINDS predicting color is definitely in Parts • Rentals • Service • Pickups DEXTER SCHLAGE the crystal ball category. Yet “If I have heard it once. I have domestic travel, sales data from 742-6103 A KWIKSET WEISER • SAFES REPAIRED heard it 11,574 times: ‘Let’s take home furnishings stores around WE DELIVER • DEADBOLTS INSTALLED each year there is a surprising Rt. 44, Coventry, CT — yfnY LORI GARDALL beige, I won’t grow tired of it.’ the country, magazine articles, For Home Delivery, Call 2 miles east of Bolton Notch imntkit O WMDOW SAVINGS YOU MEDECO MEILINK • CAR OPENINGS degree of unanimity among NATIONAL YORK • MASTER KEY SYSTEMS forecasters. That’s right — you won’t grow even museum exhibits and ready- tired of beige, because after a to-wear fads, both of which often 647-9946 • REKEYING “That’s because we all look at Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 msmu YOURSELF. the same products and same while you will become totally trigger new style ideas for the - - rr- - -- r - New England Country Building influences,’’ explained Hancock. unconscious of it and of your home. Then she retires to a plain Save on energy costs. Save on window installation. Just replace your white room to allow all the.se “ ISearlty Confer The purpose of predicting environment. Personally. I am drafty old double-hung sash with a new, energy-efficient Tilt Pac by Pre Cut Post & Beam Carriage Houses • not in favor of unconsciousness," influences to perk and brew in her Marvin. The easily installed Tilt Pac includes two wood sash, and all which way the color winds are blowing is to guide designers and she said. thoughts. n the hardware you need. It’s also available with your CALL ANYTIME Barns • Vacation Homes Schemes that glorify contra.sts Hancock said she had been choice of glazing. A few simple tools and you’re set. N a tio n w id e DAY OR NIGHT •Add Value to you property manufacturers of home furnish­ No walls to tear apart. With the energy efficient Tilt ings products, rather than to will replace bland low-contrast startled to see that bright colors N etw o rk o f were dominant in cities as Pac, you install the savings. Security Professionals TALK TO PEOPLE WHO CARE •Provide storage and living space attempt to tell anybody what schemes. n f r “Lively colors, especially different as Frankfurt, London, S10RE HOURS •Do It Yourself Kits and Builder’s Packages colors to choose, both said. 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If For The Associated Press there is no subflooring, try to center the holes over a joist to Single parent DEAR ABBY; I have anything in my will, or if I was DEAR ABBY: How can I get a If scrapes and scratches mar give support to the replacement. one child who i.s 4 year's planning to leave everything to my message across to .some very close your wood floors, you can usually You can also remove the board old. 1 have tried three other child He made it very clear to friends of mine without hurting correct the problem without a by splitting it down the center and Non-family K*;1 times to carry a baby to me that he felt it was his right to know anyone’s feelings? These people are complete refinishing job. Floor­ along the grain with a chisel. term, hut I had all kinds Dear Abby Plea.se under.sfand, Abby, thisson is always late When they say they will boards that are badly damaged Floorboards fit together with a of trouble and lost them very succe.ssful financially that’s he over at 6 p in , they show up at 7 can be fixed by removing the old tongue and groove joint. Use a The last tim e. I Abigail Van Buren why I was truly sho<'ked that he would j) m When they tell me they will pick started to hemorrhage section of flooring and replacing sharp chisel to cut off the tongue , 1 0 ° /c demand toknow what wasin my will I me up at 12 noon, they don’t get here it. of the board being replaced, then 1 3 % badly, so the drx tor had told him that I did not feel comfortable until 12:45. u 15% You can remove most stains remove the board. Alternately, .to do an emergency D disclosing what was in my will. He I have asked them to plea.se be on from wood floors without sanding use a chisel to split the board 15% and C to .save me again stated that it was his “ right " to time because I am always prompt and off the finish. First, try commer­ along its grain, then pry out the CHANGING HOUSE­ Knowing that 1 had done know. make it my business never to keep cial furniture cleaners. If these pieces. Cut a replacement board everything 1 could to prevent this DEAR PRO-LIFE MOM; You need 26% HOLDS — The percen­ I am not exactly senile (I am 62) and anybody waiting. don’t work, pour some cigarette to size for a snug fit and carefully miscarriage. 1 did not feel guilty, but not feel as though you committed 32% 53% tage of traditional would like to hear your thoughts on the Is it too late to train them? lighter fluid onto a clean, soft test it against the opening. when I received my bill from the murder: you did not. The medical 75% matter. Also, have other parents been cloth and rub the stains with it. Turn the replacement board 6 1 % married-couple families doctor, I felt like I had committed term for “ miscarriage” is “ spontane­ asked this question, and how did they FRUSTRATED IN PHOENIX For water spots that resist over and chisel off the lower half in the U.S. is declining, murder! The bill stated abortion! ous abortion." which means that your handle it? these methods, try rubbing them of its groove so that it will fit over while single-parents I called the doctor’s office and body aborted the baby — you did not with cigarette ashes and lemon the tongue of the adjoining board. asked that they remove the word intentionally terminate the homes are up, accord­ DISTRAUGHT IN CHICAGO DEAR FRUSTRATED: Yes: they The A»80Clat»d Pross juice. Or. rub with a mixture of Coat the tongue and groove with 1960 2000 “abortion" from my record and pregnancy. have already trained you. If you want rottenstone (a powder used for glue. Insert the tongue of the ing to the U.S. Census replace it with “ mi.scarhage.’ ’ I was Ask your doctor personally to mark to be on time, don't depend on them for MICHAEL RAISIN — Michael Raisin polishing metals) and light oil. replacem ent board into the Bureau. told that “ m iscarriage" is not a your record “miscarriage." God transportation. And if you want them belts out "I Heard It Through the You should be able to remove groove of the old flooring, then medical term, and they couldn’t do it. knows that you did nototxlera D and C DEAR DISTRAUGHT: You were at your home at 6p.m . invite them for Grapevine" in a new California Raisin minor cigarette burns with drive the board into the opening Abby, I would not have let thedoctor to terminate your pregnancy. The correct to tell yourson that yondid not 5 t) m. rottenstone. with a wood block and mallet. perform D and C on me if I had known doctor performed that procedure to feel comfortable di.sclosing the con­ commercial. Singer Michael Jackson Hairline scratches can be ca­ Drill pilot holes for nails at each that it would go on my record as save your life, so plea.se don’t feel tents of your will You are under no helped create his fruit friend. mouflaged with a wax-like, tinted end and along the side of the new Fans keep home cool during summer having had an abortion. What can I guilty. obligation to discuss this very per­ touch-up stick available at hard­ board. Make holes smaller than do? Plea.se .savemeand others like me sonal matter with your son or anyone Abby's favorite recipei ore going like from this distress DEAR ABBY: I received a very el.se It is not his "right ' to know On hotcokes! Send your nomeond oddrest, plus ware stores. On dark-colored the nail you'll be using. Drive in By Reader's Digest by exhausting it outward or by around within a room, and may moves into the attic as the fan check or money order for $3.50 to; Abby'f surfaces, dip an India ink pen in glue-coated nails and sink the For The Associated Press drawing outside air in. It is the be a ceiling fan, a fixed or moves the attic air out. disturbing call from my son. He the contrary — it is your right to Cookbooklet, P.O. Box 447, Mount Morris, PEOPLE iodine and apply to the scratches nailheads. Fill the nail holes and most effective fan for overall oscillating fan, or a floor-level The other type of attic fan is PRO LIFE MOM wanted to know if I was leaving him pre.serve your privacy III. 41054. (Postage Is Included.) Y to conceal them. the joints with color-matched Fans can do an excellent job of cooling of a home. The most hassock-type fan. placed in the ceiling beneath the Jackson creates raisins To fix a deeper gouge, clean out wood putty. keeping your home comfortable popular type of ventilating fan is attic and pulls air directly from OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Philp Self. Ph.D. the damaged area and fill the To refinish the new floorboard during the heat and humidity of the box fan. Installed in an open A slow-turning ceiling fan used the living area into the attic. The NEW YORK (AP) — Move over Pepsi. cavity with color-matched wood to match the rest, sand carefully summer months. window and set on Exhau.st. it with an air conditioner increases attic air then moves outdoors Finding buyer for car easy Michael Jackson is stepping out with the putty. Apply shellac, polyure­ and vacuum the dust. Apply clear They create an airflow that pulls air through the hou.se from the cooling power of the air through ventilating louvers, usu­ California Raisins. thane or varnish over the putty to sealer or a stain to match the keeps you cool by evaporating open windows in other rooms. conditioner by distributing the ally in the gable ends. Jackson helped create and choreograph an match the existing finish. adjoining flooring. (Some stains perspiration. In addition, venti­ Enclosing the fan with panels cool air evenly. (In winter, ensemble of hip, animated clay raisins, To replace a floorboard, drill a come combined with a sealer.) lating and attic fans reduce improves its efficiency. reversed to blow upward, a Attic fans are rated according if in good shape, runs weii including one modeled on himself, for the latest series of large holes across the When dry. buff with fine steel temperature and humidity by ceiling fan can reclaim heat by to how many cubic feet of air the California Raisin commercial. center and against the grain of wool. Remove dust and apply replacing hot indoor air with When using a ventilating fan. returning rising warm air to floor fan can move per minute. To In the commercial, Michael Raisin and six Price Guide (lola, Wis. 54945) the damaged board Avoid dril- polyurethane, shellac or varnish. cooler night air drawn in from open windows only in rooms you level.) determine the fan size you need, By Peter Bohr backup singers perform a Jacksonesque lists prices for cars built between Allow to dry at least two days, outdoors. By adjusting doors and wish to cool. To ventilate a single There are two types of attic multiply your home’s length by version of the Motown classic " I Heard It 1901 and 1979. then buff with steel wool again. windows, you can route fresh air room that has only a single fans. One is installed in an its width by the ceiling height (in DEAR MR. BOHR; My mother Keeping Your Through the Grapevine.” The raisins, includ­ You'll find weekly tabloids .such Apply two coats of paste wax, through any part of the house. double-hung window, install the opening cut in the gable just feet). Then multiply this figure by inherited a 1965 Mustang. She ing a rapper called Brad and a punker called Car Alive as the Recycler and AutoTrader followed by a buffing with lamb’s Best of all, fans operate at a fan on the window sill and press under the roof. The rest of the the number of floors of living wants to sell it, but is confused Flash, appear before a screaming audience of at convenience stores in many wool. Some polyurethanes do not fraction of the cost of air both sashes down on it. Air will be attic is then sealed except for a space. The result is the number of about its value and how to reach animated fruit. areas. They 're both great sources need to be waxed. (Theck the conditioners. A ventilating fan drawn in through the topopening. louver through the attic floor to cubic feet of air that the fan must the right buyer. Would you like to The 67-second commercial starts running Display move. buy it? If not, we were hoping you and mechanicals. of car ads. label. changes the air in a room, either A circulating fan moves the air the living area below. Indoor air Friday in 5,700 U.S. movie houses. Sixty- and And don’t overlook your me­ could guide us. Take the paint/bodywork. for 30-second versions are scheduled for television chanic: he’s probably aware of instance. A first-rate car has its broadcast starting in mid-September. plants J.D.. original factory paint job, and the current market values. Members V RIVERSIDE, CALIF. paint will still shine like new. The of "marque ” clubs know prices factory paint, but perhaps dulled too; Road & Track magazine has Joan Rivers gets star DEAR J.D.: I could have a fine and dinged, would be the next listings of these car clubs. LOS ANGELES (A P) — Comedian Joan in style collection indeed with all the cars best thing. Third choice would be Then place some ads, starting Rivers accepted a star in the Hollywood Walk readers have offered me since I a car that’s been repainted, but with your local newspaper. Auto- 'In t h o p ic a l a f p ic a d w e l l s a k a t h e k of Fame while poking fun at the official wrote about the 25th anniversary with a good paint job in the Trader ads cost less than $20. UNUSUAL PLANT, THE FIPEDALL LILY, SO NAfAED conducting the ceremony, who mistakenly By Reader's Digest of the Mustang several weeks original color. Fourth choice Recycler ads have an even better For The Associated Press DECAUSE AWNY SPECIES WILL FLOWEP called her Joan Collins. ago. Not only was I offered would be a car with a poor repaint price — they’re free. PPOFUSELY ONLY A F T E .1 t. A FIHElANEW "Both Joan Collins and I are thrilled about Mustangs, but one guy wanted me job, and unoriginal color, or.some If your car is quite valuable, SPECIES WAS DISCOUEPED IN 1961 WH^N A PIPE this,” Rivers quipped to Hollywood’s "honor­ Display your potted plants in to buy his 1927 Hupmobile. body rust. An extensively rusted you might consider an ad in DPIED UP A /AAPSHY APEA. A FEW PAYS AFTEP ary mayor” and Walk of Fame Chairman style with an easily constructed Alas, I ’m just a scribbler, not a car or one with a history of Hemmings or you might reserve Johnny Grant, who got his Joans mixed up. planter. THE PIPE, DPI&HT RED FLOWER DUDS POKED collector or dealer. But let me serious accident damage is a space in one of the old-car swap " I blew it," Grant said after Wednesday's Notched pieces eliminate the THPOU&H THE &POUND AFTEP HAUIN& L A IN suggest ways in which anyone undesirable. meets held around the country ceremony. "But she was a good sport about my need for glue, screws or nails — VOItF^NT FOIt VECAVES! „ „ can determine the value of any every weekend (Hemmings lists Look at the rest of the car in the they simply stack atop one meet schedules). boo-boo and it didn’t mar the ceremony.” older car — whether it’s collecti­ same way. Low-mileage cars another like Lincoln logs. Classic-car auctions are gener­ About 500 people were on hand to watch the ble or not — and how to go about with all their original bits and This unit is 11-3, 4 inches tall ally for cars worth upwards of 56-year-old Rivers receive the 1,896th star in selling it. pieces command the top prices. and 18 inches square. To make $10,000 or $15,000. Entry fees and the Walk of Fame. First, what exactly do you Now for the price. Check your other sizes, simply alter the sales commissions can be steep. have? Is your Mustang a coupe, a newspaper's classified ad section lengths of the end and side pieces. And. of course, there are Dr. Gott fastback or a convertible? Body and note the asking prices for Apology given to Mulroney If you use equal sides and ends collectible-car dealers who might style makes a big difference in similar cars in similar condition. you will have a square planter; Peter Gott, M.D. love to buy your Mustang. But you CLEARWATER, Fla. (AP) - A court clerk value. There’s a saying in the If your Mustang is less than 10 sides and ends of different lengths can be pretty darn sure they has apologized to Canaclian Prim e Minister Ai old-car biz: "When the top goes years old, you can also consult a make a rectangular shape. ,COV3^ ^ won’t pay you nearly as much as Brian Mulroney for ordering him to appear in a down, the price goes up." Kelly Blue Book in your bank, Choice of lumber is optional. you could get by selling the car Florida courtroom in connection with an Consider too, your car’s special credit union or library. Redwood and cedar are highly options and features. Does it have yourself. Dealers often advertise anti-abortion protest. resistant to pests and rot and do a V-8 engine or “ pony ” interior? But since your Mustang is in Hemmings and the The premier was told to come to Pinellas not need paint or stain. Pine and Do you have the original sales older, head down to the largest AutoTrader. Circuit Court after a man arrested during a other softwoods must be pro­ invoice and paperwork? These magazine stand in town and pick Set a realistic price, write a June 19 anti-abortion demonstration in St. tected with a waterproof paint or Capsule cures things increase its value. up a copy of Hemmings Motor good ad lyid you should have no Petersburg told police his name was Brian stain, or a wood preservative. Next, evaluate your car's con­ News and the Old Cars Price problem selling your Mustang. Mulroney. He gave the prime minister’s home Buy lumber and cut it to size, or dition. Be honest; just because an Guide. Every monthly issue of address in Ottawa, Ontario, authorities said. have thedealercut itforyou. You hyperthyroidism old crock still runs doesn't mean Hemmings (Box 100. Bennington, The county didn’t realize the problem until need the following pieces of it’s in great shape. Look at three Vt. 05201) contains hundreds of Peter Bohr is a contributing July 17, when Canadian officials at the consul 18-inch long, l-by-4 lumber: ads from around the country. The editor to Road & Track magazine. general’s office in Atlanta telephoned court DEAR DR. GOTT: My 52-year-old daughter is in areas: paint/bodywork. interior Four 3-1, 2-inch wide unnotched clerk Karleen F. DeBlaker’s office. They the hospital for hyperthyroidism. I understand she members (A ); four 3-1. 2-inch DON T TAKE wanted to know why Mulroney was scheduled will be given a radioactive capsule that might make wide notched members (B ); and THE DAV OFF! to appear in court the following day. her nervous for a while. What are your comments? two 1-3, 4-inch wide base pieces JutI call lo confirm one hour before prearranged delivery! Avoid driving unsafe 4x4s (C). r,icr!a DEAR READER: Hyperthyroidism (an overac­ You will need a crosscut saw, tive thyroid gland) means that too much thyroid By the Editors Democrat mad at baseball mallet. 12-inch chisel, steel tape hormone is present in the body, causing weight loss, of Consumer Reports rule, sandpaper, combination WASHINGTON (AP) — Indignation rising in nervousness and rapid pulse, among other symp­ Consumer Reports square or try square, mat knife, his voice, Rep. Richard Durbin rose to the toms. There are three treatments: Sport/utility vehicles, those jeep-like 4X4s, are pencil and a piece of cardboard. House floor "to condemn the desecration of a ■ Several medicines reduce the thyroid gland’s marketed as alternatives to conventional cars — 1. Use a cardboard template or great American symbol.” production of excess hormone These pills must be and are increasingly purchased as such. But the Union to establish a rollover standard for all pattern when laying out the "No, I am not referring to flag burning; I am taken for months and can then be stopped: government has yet to require these vehicles to vehicles. The petition was prompted by CU’s tests of notches. To make the template, SATISFACTION referring to the baseball bat,” Durbin said nonetheless, hyperthyroidism may recur, necessi­ comply with important federal motor-vehicle safety the Suzuki Samurai that demonstrated the vehicle’s cut the cardboard to a width of Save On AH GUARANTEED* Wednesday. tating further therapy. People can develop allergies standards that apply to passenger cars. unsafe handling characteristics. But it will be some 3-1. 2 inches. Mark off the width ... OR YOUR = = - Responding to a recent Sports Illustrated Famous to them and may have to consider other forms of Sport/utility vehicles are exempt from regula­ time before a rollover standard is in place. and depth of both notches. They MONEY BACK! cover story on the increased use of aluminum treatment. tions that specify the crush-resistance of the roof At about same time that NHTSA granted CU's should be 3, 4-inches wide, 1-inch Brands! petition, the agency denied one from the Center for bats, the Illinois Democrat bemoaned the ■ Surgery, to remove part of the thyroid gland, is and resistance to side impacts. They do not need to threatened "extinction" of the wooden base­ deep and 1-12-inches from the useful controlling symptoms if the gland is large or have head restraints (although many models have Auto Safety, a non-profit organization, requesting a end. g e n e r a l e l e c , ball bat. if there are discrete areas (nodules) in the tissue them), an eye-level brake light or automatic safety defect investigation into the Samurai’s rollover Use the combination or try s i . “ Are we willing to hear the crack of a bat a m a n a that are overproducing. belts. And they don’t have to conform to propensity. The reason: The incidence of rollover square to draw the lines through replaced by the dinky ping? Are we ready to ■ Radioactive iixline is administered in a passenger-car standards for bumper protection. accidents with the Samurai appeared to be typical the marked off points. (Because FRIGIDAIRE tana. of most light utility vehicles. Further, said NHTSA, see the Louisville slugger replaced by the cap.siile, The iodine is trapped by the thyroid gland, With their high center of gravity, necessary for the thickness of the l-by-4 lumber 19Cu. Ff statistics it has gathered indicated that deaths aluminum ping dinger? Is nothing sacred?” WELBILT 20 Cu. R. Model and the radioactive energy destroys the hormone- off-road driving, sport/utility vehicles roll over two may not be exactly 34-lnches, you associated with rollover accidents are much higher Durbin asked. Self-Defrost Side-by-Side producing tissue. This is safe, effective therapy and to three times more frequently than passenger cars. may have to alter this measure­ WHIRLPOOL with the Ford Bronco II than with the Samurai. “ Designated hitters, plastic grass, uniforms With Bottom Mount Freezer rarely has to be repeated. RAI treatment may And the fatality rate is much higher than that of ment on your template.) Cut out that look like pajamas, chicken clowns dancing ■ M A G IC CHEF ultimately lead to an underactive thyroid state, small passenger cars and small pickup trucks, the NHTSA's data shows six fatal rollovers per the notches with the mat knife. 100.000 Samurais on the road in 1987 and 19 per on the baselines, and of course the most Self- requiring chronic thyroid-hormone replacement. second most hazardous types of vehicle. 2. Using the template, mark the WHITE- ♦S99^ C #TFX19L 100.000 for the Bronco II. (These are “ first event” heinous sacrilege, lights in Wrigley Field, ” he In order for RAI to be appropriately trapped in the Indeed, all sport/utility vehicles are mandated by notches at both ends of the four WESTINGHOUSE Defrost ♦899W W BX20ML Automatic energy sover system, equipped rollovers, meaning that the vehicle did not run into said. gland, it must be given while the tissue is acive. i.e. law to carry warning stickers about their handling side members (B ). Temp-Assure*' thermostatic control. Large (or auto, icemaker. Textured doors. another vehicle, a pedestrian or even a curb before SUB ZERO gllde-out freezer bosket. Color-matched han­ before other treatment is used. The sudden rush of characteristics. The typical sticker, such as found 3. Put the wood in a vise and rolling over.) These statistics prompted NHTSA to dles & toe plate. iBxiai iodine to an already overactive gland can cause a on the unfortunate Suzuki Samurai, reads in part: saw the sides of the notches. Keep open an investigation into the engineering of the Ross runs out of money temporary increase in symptoms. This is usually "A s with other vehicles of this type, if you make the saw level and make the cuts ,♦499 17.7 Cu. R. Bronco II this year. A m a n a.\[% CU. Ft. SPECIAL! not a problem becau.se these symptoms (jitters and sharp turns or abrupt maneuvers, the vehicle may CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) - Millionaire just inside the line. The Ford Motor Co. has challenged the analysis of palpitations) can be easily controlled with betab- roll over and may go out of control and crash. ” Percy Ross, who has made a pastime out of 4. Lay the wood flat and chisel Self-Defrost Refrigerator Cube Refrigerator the rollover fatality data because NHTSA counts Self-Defrost Refrigerator iocking drugs, while RAI is working. Last year, the National Highway Traffic Safety giving away part of the fortune he made in out the notches. Place the chisel only 1987 fatalities involviiw 1986 and 1987 models. Energy saver switch, dual temperature controls, 2 If your daughter’s doctors believe she is suitable Administration granted a petition from Consumers plastics, suddenly found himself with no cash on the line at the bottom of the But the automaker does cq^^de that the Bronco II door shelves—one holds 6-pock. Textured doors. candidate for RAI and if she has been told of the to dole out. notch with the bevel facing the is involved in fatal rollover accidents at least twice 5 Cu. R. potential side effects (initial nervousness, followed “ I ’ve run out of money. I ’m broke,” Ross waste area. Hold the chisel ^699«... as often as the Chevrolets S-10 Blazer/GMC S-15 Adjustable halt-width gloss refrigerator by possible thyroid underactivity). I believe this said during a visit to Charleston on Tuesday. “ I 9 vertically and strike it with the Welbilt Refrig. Jimmy and the Jeep Cherokee/Wagoqper. shelves, energy saver control. M69 treatment is indicated. Our Language guess I gave away too much yesterday in mallet. Clean out all the waste OUR TREMENDOUS BUYING When Consumer Reports’ auto engineers road- Huntington.” wood including the comers. Cut tested the Bronco II recently, the vehicle behaved The Minnesota philanthropist, whose trade­ out all the notches this way. DEAR DR. GOTT: What can you tell me about a QUESTION: Sometimes I see masterful, some­ poorly in the emergency-handling tests. During the mark is handing out silver dollars, gave out 5. Finish all the wood members POWER SAVES YOU MORE Baker’s cyst? Is there anything I can do for the pain times masterly. What’s the difference? accident-avoidance maneuver test, the Bronco II thousands of dollars in Huntington but had only with paint or stain before you that grows worse each day? often lifted its inside from and rear wheels off the $40 to give away in Charleston. assemble them. ANSWER; Use masterful for “ domineering, DEAR READER: A Baker’s cyst (named after ground — a possible prelude to a rollover — as the He tried to make up for it by doling out checks 6. Lay the two narrow base commanding,’ ’ and masterly for “ expert, skillful” drivers steered around an obstacle in the test TiavltlON « Am,IA»«CC J We do It B E ffM i William Baker, a 19th century British surgeon) is a to charitable groups and providing a helping pieces (C) down on their edges L ASeOClATtt. MC .swelling behind the knee, caused by a leakage of Here’s a clue for remembering the distinction: course. It behaved similarly, in the hard turns hand at a free soup kitchen. then lay a notched section (B) masterful seems to be ta king over for masterly .and y ^ a v e Al'$ personal guarantee joint fluid. The fluid becomes trapped in the tissues around the test track. Although tite Bronco II never Ross, who writes a syndicated newspaper across them at each end so that that kind of domineering behavior is expected of threatened to roll over — aS the Samurai did in 8 supn MSCOVNT CENTCR outside the joint, producing what is called a synovial column “ Thanks A Million" detailing the the (C) pieces fit into the notches. BABY TO QgTTOi ______EASY TERMS: something materful. identical maneuvers — its behavior was unsettling 445 Hartford Rd. • Keeney St. Exit. 1-384 OOMNQ FROM T>C HARTFOnO cyst that can be quite painful. The most satisfactory requests for money he receives and the payouts Put two (B) pieces across the (A)' AREA. TAKE hM TO T>C NEW Chooae Mastercard, Vila, y U * EXPRESSWAY. OCT OFF AT and its emergency handling was judged poor. ' At sw rirare treatment for a Baker’s cyst is surgical removal by he makes, said he based his donations on pieces so they fit in the notches. MANCHESTER, CT ««• MM rvwae NOA* T>C KEMdEY STREET EXfT («A \ Discover or our GECC p>lan. Do you hav^ a question or comment about our Considering the Bronco I I ’s unstable perfor­ . attaacMsraA cr. TAKE t LEFTS TO M. SfiFTERrt. an orthopedic surgeon. Until then, try over-the- recommendations from Gov. Gaston Caperton, Alternate with notched and un­ language. Please write to Jeffrey MrQuain. in care O pen Mon.-Thurs. 9:30-9, Tues.. Wed., Sat. ’til 5 counter pain medicine, such as acetaminophen or mance and the federal government’s sobering fatal a millionaire insurance executive. notched pieces until the stack is 'No poymtn), w Inoncn of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manches­ roll-over statistics, prudent car buyers would be gone and the planter is FrI.'til 8, Open Sunday 12 to 5 • Tel. 647-9997 erKH9« loi « ctayt on ibuprofen. or ask your doctor fora prescription pain a s oppsonow > reliever. ter 06040. wise to avoid it. completed. 9 H »rrrx

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DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT 'N' CARLYLE by Larry Wright ttV ; ccoi- L (cam 's i m r Got A BIGGER Puzzles t r e e p Mason to star in new TV series ( f I'M w y . foi\fCy, m W u - HAVf To A V 5: 7^15 I^T n e about Jews and gentiles, but about the way ACROSS 4 Of small Answer to Previous Puzzle Bv Kathryn Baker MR.gt(RTRlG6eD J W^'^mm-AB^OilT-CATS container The Associated Press the world is that we found to be perceptive and V D 1 M E M T ^ecJioH 1 950, Roman 5 Muhammad — R A TV Topics funny.” .4 Army abbr. 6 Scene of the E D E N H A T LOS ANGELES — If Jackie Mason can Mason said he had been offered a number of 7 This (Fr.) crime F E A A 1 R E translate his ability to boil things down to television opportunities since his Broadway 10 Kiln 7 Mexican shrub L A T A R 1 A their barest basics, he might haVe a hit show in love with him, and w e’re planning to run show became a big hit. He picked Carsey and 12 In a sheltered 8 Work for E L 1 D A S T S on ABC this fall. aw ay.” Werner because he knew they were success­ ful, and because they had hired two writers place 9 Neckwear C L E O T Y E Stars and producers have been sitting in As to the more serious question of whether a ■T^teitoO 14 'Bali___ mass audience will take to a sitcom about a whose work he liked on “The Redd Foxx © 11 Bind up T Y R O U N D news conferences answering questions from « A t90S Tntiunt M«di« SsfylCM. tnc All Righli 15 Actor Sharif 13 Corn plant very Jewish man who performs monologues Show,” Saul Turteltaub and Bernard I M E A S E the 100-plus television critics who are meeting 1 6 ______coladaparts here to preview 1989-90 programming. on his roof, and a very Catholic woman with Orenstein. E M U R D A Y PEANUTS by Charles M. Schulz 17 Rage 19 Cooking One TV critic asked Mason whether his an Irish brogue, Mason insisted viewers “So when they told me Turtelbaum (sic) 18 Plans utensils S U S A N A T E would take to the show. and Orenstein, I said, ‘Oy! These same u "Chicken Soup,” with its heavy emphasis on 20 Civic 21 Energy unit T M A N ■ M A L the ethnicity of its star, would play in the He noted he has spent a career performing writers from the Foxx show.’ And these guys THIS GIRL calls ON THE HOW CAN THAT BE ? I PONT 22 Least sweet (abbr.) A M B 1 N A Midwest. his stand-up act in the Midwest as well as (Carsey and Werner) with three big hits (they CHARLIE 24 Hurry 23 Recite r also have “A Different World”). And now I PHONE..MV SISTER ANSWERS.. HAVE AnVOLP FR1ENP5..I PON'T T E L • T 1 S "I don’t see >lhy I have to answer to you,” elsewhere, and he found no communication 26 Do _ others ... 24 Heavy stone THE GIRL TELLS SALLV THAT EVEN HAVE ANV NEW FRIENPS.. E R E E C H said Mason, one of the many times he cracked problem. didn’t care if I liked them personally or not,” BROUN! 30 Mongrel L l SHE'S AN OLP FRIENP OF MINE... I PON'T UNPERSTANP... 25 Pakistan up the audience. “It’s all pure nonsense in my opinion, Mason said. "I didn’t care if they were Jewish 7-»7 31 Polio vaccine language 41 Pretend (2 49 Two words of In fact. Mason had flown in from because all my life as a comedian, I’ve been or gentile. I didn’t care if they were American developer "I dreamt my retirement gift was an 27 Not nasty wds.) Washington to help promote his new show. watching gentiles laughing at my humor, and citizens. I didn’t care if they were spies from 33 Author___ 28 Stepped exercise rowing machine.” 43 Unless dismay Mason won a Tony for his one-man show on I’m watching Jews tell me, yech, it’s a little Africa. I didn’t care of they came down to Levin 29 Boat gear 44 Requires too Jewish,” he said. burn down my building. I figured these are ® 1988 by N EA. Inc 50 Set of two Broadway, and now, he’s hooked up with 34 College deg 30 Acet. 45 Television Although he performs a monologue at the the people.” 35 Rave 32 Flaw in wood Marcy Carsey and Tom Werner, executive award 51 Espionage org. beginning and end of the show. Mason said he Someone asked Carsey how she and Werner 37 Heart producers of “The Cosby Show” and DICK TRACY by Dick Locher A Max Collins 36 Dorothy's dog 46 Ready found the sitcom format a much more are so successful at creating sitcoms. She 38 In ______39 Color “Roseanne” to create a new sitcom. 48 Water from sky 53 Sticky stuff disciplined structure than he is used to. "I noted that she and Werner had been in the 7-27 .... b u t a l ip w o r . (routinized) Mason plays a character very much like DMACTH m a t t e r HA'S , _ 1 2 3 8 9 have very limited experience in the field of business for years and had failed often a r is e n !" 40 Sped down himelf, an aging Jewish bachelor. He lives HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne ’ enough in the past. “I was trying to explain to road with his mother and is conducting a secret any kind of precise comedy,” he said. “I only V 10 did a couple of cockamamie movies that Jackie on the way down in the elevator. He 42 Actress___ affair with a Catholic neighbor, played by ” asked me, ‘Why do you guys think that you Funicello 15 Lynn Redgrave, who has several children. didn’t go anyplace.” ^orJehiaRT f^BALUY 45 Tennessee ___ With Mason holding court, the news Nevertheless, ABC is taking a chance that know what they like out there?’ We said, 7 ” HAs/e TO & o J Ford 18 conference took on aspects of a nightclub Mason will make the same kind of splash that ‘Well, you know, for the same reason you C3 0 0 47 Kind of automo­ 1 _ ■ performance. Even Redgrave got into the act two other comedians. Bill Cosby and know what joke is going to work.’ You do it for bile |2 wds.) when she was asked what it was like working Roseanne Barr, have made in Carsey-Werner lots and lots of years.” 51 901, Roman with Mason. productions. Carsey said basically, however, success is o 52 Utah's flower “Well, I’ve worked with a few comedians in Werner said that the two have not seized on a result of identifying with the audience. “So 30 if we like what we’re doing, we sort of assume I 3 54 Hawaiian Island my day, and I must say that usually I’ve a formula here, but simply saw Mason as an that millions of people out there might have Y 55 Pixie understood why they mostly work alone,” she appealing performer. ”We felt that Jackie 34 56 Image said. Mason is a comedian who, onstage and in his the same feeling about what we’re doing.” LI'L ABNER by Al Capp 57 Columbus' ship Mason, however, is “a rarity,” she added. act, he tells the truth. 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(R) (In Stereo) 31® [ESPN] Auto Racing: NASCAR 500 2d (H) Charlie's Angels threatens San Francisco with a machine MDVIE: 'Tall in the Saddle' A From Pocono, PA. (60 min.) (Taped) ARLO AND JANIS' by Jimmy Johnson 31) WKRP in Cincinnati that causes earthquakes, a young DA puts CELEBRITY CIPHER woman-hating cowboy finds himself his martial arts skills to use. Joe Penny, [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide working for a spinster and her young niece. Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and presenl. @ World of Survival (R) James Shlgeta. Beulah Quo 1979. John Wayne, Ella Raines, Audrey Long. [USA] Dragnet PRlO.RBMiY/ m iv m m b ? ! Each letter in the cipher stands for another. Todsy's clue W equals B. (H) Three's Company IM9 King Fealursf Syrxhcsic 1 1944 3® INN News 1 :30AM (3D The Judge (CC) Tomorrow :m/iPBR . [A8iE] New Wilderness 38) Hogan's Heroes •TMG VU SKK SJGGVWBJ M MDVIE: 'Alligator' A baby alligator (3D Joe Franklin [DIS] MOVIE: 'Willy Wonka and the becomes a man-eating monstrosity after 3 2 Three's Company BLONDIE by Dean Young A Stan Drake / Chocolate Factory' Willy Wonka, the 32 INN News dining on the contaminated denizens of the [HBO] MOVIE: 'Daddy's Boys' After DGVXJ SK DMH JQJE RKG world famous confectioner, offers a grand Chicago sewer system. Robert Forster, 30) Angie prize to the five children holding lucky parting ways with his bank-robber father, a Robin Riker, Dean dagger 1980 young man takes to the road with his 30) Later With Bob Costas (R) SO THIS IS m VES, WHY HAVE c engagements spree. Daryl Haney, Laura Burkett, Ray­ OP MY I D ID N 'T h e a r [ESPN] Home Run Derby: Dick Stuart (61) MOVIE: 'Eye of the Tiger' An ex-con [CNN] Newsnight Update MRS. LONG ARE QUITE mond J. Barry 1988. Rated R. m a r r i a g e s t h a t XKAGMPJUFVD.' — T.F. vs. W ally Post confronts the drug-dealing motorcycle [USA] Feather and Father Gang TO JOUR ? 1 e n g a g e m e n t PRACTICAL gang that murdered his wife Gary Busey, [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Further Adven­ [LIFE] Cagney & Lacey Yaphet Kotto, Seymour Cassel 1986 tures of Tennessee Buck' A boozing big- 1 :35AM (3D Love Boat EJQVEUKE. [TM C ] MOVIE: 'Dancers' While prepar­ game hunter escorts two yuppies on a [A 8tE ] Durrell in Russia A visit to Siber­ [M AX] MDVIE: A Return to ing a film production of "Giselle" in Italy, a Borneo tiger hunt. David Keith, Kathy 1 :40AM PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "When another actor was described as a young ia's Barguzin reserve on the shores of Lake Salem's Lot' (CC) An anthropologist finds world-renowned ballet star becomes infa­ Shower. Brant Van Hoffman. 1988. Rated Doug McClure I knew I was (finally) over the hump.” — Doug McClure. Baikal himself surrounded by vampires when he tuated with a young American dancer R. (In Stereo) (C iftMby MCA Inc returns to his small New England home­ Mikhail Baryshnikov, Alessandra Ferri. [CNN] PrimeNews town. Michael Moriarty, Andrew Duggan, 1987 Rated PG. [DIS] Walt Disney Presents: Run, Ap- 11:00PM (D 3D 32 3® 3® 32 News Sam Fuller. 1987. Rated R. ALLEY OOP by Dave Graue [USA] Cartoon Express paloosa. Run A look at one of America's wildest horse races, rodeo bull riding, and m It's a Living 1 :45AM [H B O ] Kids in the Hall (CC) (3 ) CBS News (CC), (In Stereo) AND THOSE TWO YOU HAD THINGS READ JUST RIGHT, THANKS, 6:30PM one of the world's oldest breeds of horses. 32 Cheers (CC). The Canadian comedy troupe Kids in the (60 min ) M A K E S IX ' PARTNER! THERE ARE HALF A ' PAL.' T' (3 ) (40) ABC News (CC), 3® Can You Beat Baldness? Hall performs sketches before a studio au­ dience. (In Stereo) DOZEN OF TUNK'S FIRST-STRINGERS ^ ^ - q Y! 6® Too Close for Comfort [ESPN] Auto Racing: Dff-Road Race WAITIN' UP AHEAD FOR U S . ' ____■ ^ ) / l 3® This Old House (CC) (R) From Houston (60 min.) (Taped) Superior Court 61) 30) NBC News (CC) Weekday (R) 2:00AM (5D ROSE IS ROSE by Pat Brady [LIFE ] Spenser: For Hire I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 6D 32 Nightly Business Report (32 Talking Money MDVIE: World Gone Wild' A re­ 3® M*A*S*H by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee [TMC] 30) NVR Showcase (38) WKRP in Cincinnati ligious fanatic leads his shock troops 32 Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 30) Dating Game I WAKI MV man to ee w p Q S L y Unscramble these four Jumbles, (61) Love Connection against peaceful settlers on the post- [CNN] Moneytine one letter to each square, to form [A & E ] Profiles Featured; Thomas Edi­ apocalyptic frontier. Bruce Dern, Catherine 3® Jeffersons (CC). ■Mm « I HUP HIM... WHEN I , four ordinary words. t - [DIS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet son. Mary Stewart, Michael Pare 1988 Rated [ESPN] SportsLook R [LIFE] Spenser: For Hire [CNN] Showbiz Today [TM C ] MDVIE: World Gone Wild' A re­ Miam i Vice An electronics wizard VEENT [USA] Murder, She W rote Jessica and [USA] ligious fanatic leads his shock troops [ESPN] SportsLook makes a small fortune by outfitting both her nephew Grady's stay at a luxury hotel against peaceful settlers on the post- the police and a drug dealer with high-tech [M A X] Crazy About the Movies: Rock is interrupted by murder, and Grady’s a apocalyptic frontier. Bruce Dern, Catherine Hudson; Tall, Dark and Handsome (CC) surveillance gadgets. (60 min.) (In Stereo) suspect. (60 min ) Mary Stewart, Michael Pare. 1988 Rated A chronicle of Rock Hudson's career, R which includes film clips and interviews 8:30PM 32 3® Different World (CC) 1 1 :30PM (3D 8® Nlghtline (CC). □ Q U A with co-stars, friends and Hudson himself. Kim takes on too many responsibilities; (3D Arsenio Hall (In Stereo) 2:15AM [HBO] MDVIE: Christine' THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom (60 min.) Mr Gaines moves in with Col. Taylor. (R) (CC) Strange things start to happen when (In Stereo) (32 Honeymooners 3® SpaceSaver a high school loser restores a '58 Plymouth Hope I'M Nor 1 7:00PM (3) Inside Edition A woman's 32 Frugal Gourmet (R) (In Stereo) Fury. Keith Gordon, John Stockwell, Alex­ attempt to break her boyfriend out of pri­ ( ^ (Ml Tonight Show (In Stereo) andra Paul. 1983. Rated R. (In Stereo) IMTEIWTIN&.'' son. [A8iE] Wild World of the East V/HAT THE PIPLCV1AAT6 (2® Innovation What scientists are learn­ (3D 3 2 W heel of Fortune (CC). 9:00PM (3D The Cavanaughs (CC) TAIXLY WHO WERE ATTENl?- ing from fossilized bones found at River- 2:30AM (3D Sustaining (3D Cosby Show (CC). Pop's misfit brother returns and an­ sleigh, in northwestern Queensland, Aus­ ON THE FASTRACK by Bill Holbrook IN© THAT (AAPOITTANT nounces he's to be married. tralia. (32 Twilight Zone r FUNEPAL WEI?E (H) ® Cheers (CC). (3D Bonanza 6® Your Show of Shows 3® Alice IF THIS CAFergR-IA^I AUSO P01N&. 30) M*A*S*H V ' SO^>. l(V\A&lNeOiJD^RGRDVND STR0AIV15 ...ANDGACIC in Tp T h e - 32 3® Cheers (CC) Frasier and Lilith hire 3® St. Elsewhere [CNN] Sports Latenight 32 MacNeil/Lehrer Nawshour ‘ Norm as their interior decorator. (R) (In FP^^pGPlt-U ISN’T CLEANED J p I AWp GPRIN6-5 C^’NTAIVUNATgp... MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Chisum' A cattle rancher GMaoi/EES' A(2TgR/g5 MASTIG 6 ® Police Story Part 2 of 2. Stereo) 32 fAGT, IT'LL- SBS-P pDU)rJ iiJTo i ClObSBD and CHolieP WiTh 6Ldi;:&^., Now arrange the circled letters to battles the growing influence of a villainous WHERE IT SeiPtib-S form the surprise answer, as sug­ 3® S® Current Affair • (24) Moyers: A Second Look: PromisesI [A8iE] Improv Tonite land baron in 1870s New Mexico. John Trte water TaGle./ f WE'VE IT POT PF T h e RF gested by the above cartoon. Wayne, Forrest Tucker, Christopher bo[ Xo GPX ® Star Trek , Promises! (CC) How the people of the [CNN] Sports Tonight troubled Queens neighborhood of Ja­ [DIS] America the Way We Were: The George. 1970. Rated G. [A8>E] Chronicle A visit to the emer­ maica, N.Y., view the political process. (60 Answer: '7 ' gency rooms of two Boston medical cen­ Home Front 1 9 4 0 -1 9 4 5 Archival foo­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date X A J y J v J min.) (R) tage. film clips, music, art and advertising HA. 3 ters. scores. (Answers tomorrow) 32 Mysteryl: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord of the time are used to illustrate dally life In [U S A ] Today's FBI [CNN] Moneyline Peter W im sey (CC) Lord Peter and Harriet American during World War II. (60 min.) Jumbles: AWARD ENTRY. UNWISE PLOWED Yesterday’s [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date unravel contradictory evidence. (60 min.) Part 2 of 3 2:35AM (3D Family Feud FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves Answer: "Does fish disagree with your wife?"— scores. • Part 4 of 4. (R) [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date "IT WOULDN’T DARE!" 3:00AM (3D Home Shopping Over­ [L IFE ] HaartBeat Drama exploring the [A8tE] Lady of the Camellias scores. night Service (3 hrs.) personal and professional lives of a pro­ [C N N ] Larry King Live W eight Loss in America gressive medical group. Stars Ray Baker, 1 1 :35PM (3D Night court 32 MDVIE: Chisum' A cattle rancher Laura Johnson and Kate Mulgrew. (60 [DIS] 1 2:00AM (3D USA Today MIAs in (3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) PLEAJE battles the growing Influence of a villainous min.) Part 1 of 2. Vietnam.* ■ 38) Trapper John, M .D. SOCIETY land baron in 1870s New Mexico. John THE GRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr TAfcf A m [U S A ] M iam i Vice Crockett and Tubbs Wayne, Forrest Tucker, Christopher (32 Friday the 13th: The Series (60 min.) [CNN] Headline News Overnight encounter a drug cult priestess while In­ George. 1970. Rated G. (3® Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) [ESPN] Thoroughbred Sports Digest vestigating the ritualistic murders of two o f [ESPN] Motorsports: Thursday Thun­ 3® Morton Downey Jr. (R) Wfy, MI^TEfc... U U R lg e H policemen. (60 min.) (In Stereo) 3:05AM (3D News (R) R3RPEnp'55WLE W P lT E [CNN] Crossfire T K A T E IT E V E N /U O R E sonable regarding your expectations [MAX] MDVIE: 'Richard Pryor Live on pected departmental corruption. Dennis [USA] MOVIE: 'Of Human Bondage' A ALL OVER THE PAOES OF A WHEN r OAN'T/AAKE Many restrictions and tensions will be for your efforts today. What you do will [E S P N ] SpeedW eek Weekly auto racing the Sunset Strip' The comedian's views Quaid, Ellen Barkin, Ned Beatty. 1987. club-footed young medical student be­ report. on sex. drugs and prison are showcased in comes infatuated with a promiscuous L-IBRARV BOOIc:. O U T W H A T TH EY WROTE, lifted from your shoulder in the year be acknowledged, but not necessarily this concert filmed at the Hollywood Pal­ Rated R. woman Leslie Howard, Bette Davis, ahead and a fun cycle could be in the on an elaborate scale. [HBO] MDVIE: ‘Jaws tho Revenge' ladium. Richard Pryor. 1982. Rated R. [LIFE] HeartBeat Drama exploring the Frances Dee. 1934 / AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Because (CC) While staying in Bermuda, Ellen personal and professional lives of a pro­ offing. New friends and new Interests [USA] Pro Boxing (2 hrs.) (Live) you’ll instinctively know how to put oth­ Brody becomes convinced that the shark gressive medical group. Stars Ray Baker, 3:35AM [T M C ] m o v i e : King Kong' will command youf'time and attention. that killed her son is stalking her family. Kong, taken to New York as an attraction, LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Do more listen­ ers at ease and get them to talk about 9:30PM (3D Coming of Age (CC) Cindy Laura Johnson and Kate Mulgrew. (60 NORTH 7-t1-g9 Lorraine Gary, Lance Guest. Michael Caine. decides to date the despised Brian Brinker. min.) Part 2 of 2. becomes enraged when he senses that the ♦ A 6S ing than talking today in a discussion themselves, you’ll be a guest asset at a 1987. Rated PG-13. (In Stereo) woman he loves is being mistreated. (In Stereo) [USA] New Mike Hammer V K 9 7 6 you'll have with a well-informed friend. social gathering today. Charles Grodin, Jessica Lange, Jeff [M AX] MDVIE: The Perfect Match’ A 32 3® Dear John (CC) A gay man (Clea- ♦ K 8 7 * • -M- What is told to you could be very con­ PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Your personal ad brings together a pair of seem­ 1 2:05AM (3D Pat Sajak Bridges. 1976. dated PG. thoughtful concern for loved ones will von Little) falls in love with John. (R) (In 4>Q64 structive. Get a jump on life by under­ ingly mismatched singles. Marc McClure, Stereo) [MAX] MOVIE; The Dead Pool' (CC) In By James Jacoby one. standing the Influences which are gov­ be keenly appreciated today. Their fo­ Jennifer Edwards. 1987. Rated PG, his fiftlt cinematic outing. "Dirty " Harry 3:40AM (3D Nightwatch Joined in 777 Progress WEST EAST Even without guessing the double­ erning you In the year ahead. Send for cus will be on the little things you do for 10:00PM (3D Equalizer McCall offers dallahan faces mobsters and assassins on O ■•MturMA me to track down the killer of an arms dealer 9 4 Q J 10 8 7 4K942 Games can be made with fewer ton jack of diamonds in the West hand, awiLu your Astro-Graph predictions today by them that show you sincerely care. 8:00PM (3D 4 8 Hours (CC) A look at the streets of San Francisco. Clint East- 4:00AM 32 streets of San Francisco ▼ 4 3 Alaska after the Valdez oil spill — how it infected with a deadly disease. (60 min.) wood, Patricia Clarkson, Evan C. Kim. 4 Q 8 high-card points than normal when de­ declarer can do well if he takes some mailing $1 to Astro-Graph, c/o this ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You should 3® One Day at a Time Part 1 of 2. ♦ J 6 4 A 9 5 2 has affected the people, the environment (R) (In Stereo) 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) clarer and dummy have a 5-4 trump newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, Cleveland, do very well today with involvements [A&E] MOVIE: Stay Hungry' A man 4 A J 10 7 4532 precautions. He should win dummy’s CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vane* Rodawall and the oil Industry. (60 min.) (In Stereo) ($ 3® 3lD [CNN] News fit and there are no wasted high cards OH 44101-3428. Be sure to state your that require a creatively or imaginative 1 2:30AM (3D St. Elsewhere throws away his life as a real estate spade ace, ruff a spade, play A-K of twist. Apply your ingenuity and re­ (3D (1® : Teams 3l) INN News SOUTH in the combined hands. Of course, zodiac sign. (3D (S> Morton Downey Jr. (R) wheeler-dealer when he meets a body­ hearts and ruff another spade. Now a sourcefulness to the tasks at hand. To Be Announced (3 hrs.) (Live) 3® The Wok builder and his girlfriend. Jeff Bridges, Sally ina^gfeALeAK STAININ' , AMAZIN'HOW QUICK VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pL 22) An objective (M) (M) Late Night With David Letter- 4 3 there’s a third ingredient — declarer diamond to dummy’s king will be won TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Be satisfied m Bonanza 6® 3® L.A. Law (CC) Brackman quits as Field, Arnold Schwarzenegger. 1976. 4 A J 10 5 2 must play the hand correctly. INTHEFSOOFW 7He c a r p e t ,^ A GUY CAN Feeu you've been very anxious to achieve is man (In Stereo) by East’s ace, but East will not be able rT6 STAININ^ reachable at this time, but It looks like with small gains today Instead of look­ QlD M DVIE: ‘5 2 Pick-Up' Following an af­ managing partner; Abby represents drug [C N N ] Larry King Overnight 4 Q 10 4 3 Declarer won dummy’s ace of eUlLTY.C/ dealers; Rollins Interviews a beautiful par­ @® Healthy Lifestyles to return a spade. If he returns a dia­ THE CARPET/ you will have to do it In small stages. Be ing for a big score that might not be fair with an exotic dancer, a Los Angeles [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival From 4K98 businessman is blackmailed by a trio of alegal. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) 32 Gene Scott spades, played king and ace of hearts, mond, declarer may put in the 10 and both patient and persistent. forthcoming. The important thing is to Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are div­ Vulnerable; East-West and led a diamond toward dummy’s lose to the jack, but now West will be stay ahead of the game. hoods. Roy Scheider, Ann-Margret. Van­ 3® Mysteryl: Dorothy L. Sayers' Lord [A8iE] Wild World of the East ing and gymnastics. (90 min.) (R) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) An important ity. 1986. Peter W imsey (CC) Harriet and Peter be­ E)ealer; West king. East won the ace and tried to endplayed and forced to either give a object lesson can be learned today If GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) It shouldn't [DIS] MOVIE: 'Stone Fox' A young boy [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide 3® M DVIE: 'Abilene Tow n’ A Kansas lieve that a murder has been committed. enters a turn-of-the-century dogsled race cash the spade king, but declarer stuff and a ruff or lead away from the you utilize your abilities as an observer. be too difficult for you to find people to (60 min.) Part 2 of 4 (R) 8 East be supportive of your Interests today. town becomes the scene of conflict be­ in an effort to save his ailing grandfather's 4 1 0AM [HBO] MOVIE; Nightstick' South West North ruffed. He now played a club to dum­ A-J-10 of clubs. And if East returns Watch the winners of the world to see tween cattlemen and homesteaders. Ran­ 3® Hogan's Heroes farm. Buddy Ebsen, Joey Cramer, Belinda Pass 1 ♦ Pass You’ll have a way of making your affairs A renegade New York City cop is assigned my’s queen, winning the trick. Next the five of clubs. West may simply what you can effectively Imitate. dolph Scott, Ann Dvorak, Rhonda Fleming. Upstairs. Downstairs Montgomery. 1987. to nab a trio of terrorists threatening to 1 V 1 ♦ 2V seem more enticing than theirs. 1946 32 came a diamond from dummy, and de­ cover the card played by declarer, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Because [ESPN] Motorweek Illustrated Motors­ blow up Manhattan banks. Bruce Fairbairn, 4 V All pass CANCER (Juna 21-July 22) This could [ESPN] U.S. Olympic Festival From clarer played the 10, West won the forcing dummy’s queen to win the you’re not apt to be deceived by out­ 3® MDVIE: 'Jaws' A great white shark Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are div­ ports series. Kerrie Keane. 1987. Rated R. ward appearances today. It will be very be the right day to gently remind one terrorizes a New England resort commun­ jack and played another spade. When trick, but West will be in the same —— — ing and gymnastics. (90 min.) (Live) [TMC] MOVIE: Candy Stripe Nurses' 4:30AM 3® Beverly Hillbillies Opening lead: 4 Q difficult for anyone to try to pull the wool who owes you something that It is long ity in Steven Spielberg’s adaptation of the Three young hospital volunteers give the the diamonds failed to divide. South quandary after winning the jack of [TMC] MOVIE: 'King Kong’ Kong, taken Scheme of Things over your eyes. You'll see people and past due. Your chances for making a re­ Peter Benchley best seller. Roy Scheider, doctors and patients extra-special care. [DIS] had to lose two more clubs for down diamonds. Robert Shaw Richard Drevfuss. 1976. to New York as an attraction, becomes things for what they are. covery look good now. 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27, 1989 — 27 26 - MANCHESTER HERALD. 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Hopes of stopping the decline son who desires own Agency, 646-4200. ment with laundry that 1,622 votes were cast against the U.AW, room, eat-ln kitchen, 2 hook-ups, 2 olr condi­ Gathering room, large pose of building wor­ team concept in which workers rotate jobs as rest largely with the plants operated by business. 742-5709. large bedrooms, IV2 D Y N A M IT E new price! kitchen, authentic de­ ship center. Contact and 711 voted for representation. Japanese automakers. tioners. Closets galore. Pastor David Mullen, often as every, two hours. BUSINESS Opportunity; boths, enclosed sun The price of this ter­ End unit. CHFA/FHA. tail, possible owner 2nd u Union representatives have said Nissan's The union represents workers in three joint Vending route all cash porch. Price negotia­ rific 7 room Ansaldl financing up to $50,000. 372 Main Street, M an­ PAINTING/PAPERING $112,000. Realty World, chester, CT 06040. 647- LAWN CARE Management at Nissan Motor Manufactur­ workers make, about $7,900 less a year in pay Japanese-American auto plants: Mazda Income, $300. - $700. ble, asking $165,000. U Colonial has been reset Benoit, Frechette As- Wlllington - $289,000. ing U.S.A. plant, about 30 miles southeast of plus each machine a. R Reolty, 643-2692.0 at $219,900 for an Im- Builder may take 7355 and benefits than their counterparts at Ford Motor Manufacturing Corp., which also __soclates, 646-7709.o YARD MASTERS Nashville, maintained a low-profile public weekly, 100 per cent mdedlate sale! Lo­ trade. Philips Real Est- Motor Co. ' makes Fords, at Flat Rock, Mich.; Diamond- return of Investment Classified ods serve the cated on Timber Trail CHFA-FHA approved. In ate 742-14500______Yard cleaned, WEKLTS PAM TfIG CO. stance in the final weeks of the campaign, Manchester, ex­ WE DELIVER Quality work at a Nissan has produced more than 1 million Star Motors Corp., which makes Chrysler and guaranteed! All new people today ... lust as on Lookout Mtn. fea­ For hlome Delivery, Cell Trees out, refusing to discuss the election with the tremely nice 5+ rooms RELIVE History In a new reaeonabls price! light pickup trucks and Sentra cars since it Mitsubishi models near Bloomington, III.; machines, prime loca­ they have since our coun­ tures Include 3 bed­ 1748 Salt Box reproduc­ Have dump truck, Interior 6 Exterior media. But it matched the union blow for blow tions. 1-800-446-5443 try's beginnino. Read and rooms, 1'/2 baths, fire­ condo with patio, 647-9946 opened the $760 million plant in June 1983, and and New United Motor Manufacturing Inc., porch, full basement, tion with many authen­ Monday to Friday, 9 lo 6 wilt haul. Free Estlmetea in talking to the workers. anytime. use them regularly. 643- place, plaster walls, tic details. Built from has the capacity to build 265,000 vehicles a which makes General Motors and Toyota 2711. full basement, 1st floor central air, attached 643-9996 Call Brian Welgle„ carport, 1'/2 baths. Spa­ authorized Sturbridge While the UAW ran newspaper and radio year. A third model is expected to be added in models at Fremont, Calif. laundry, super private - 645-8912 cious master bedroom. Village plans drawn by APARTMENTS ads, handed out leaflets and went door-to- 1992. Until the Nissan vote, the UAW had not held HELP [HELP yard with storage Russell S. Datman. Experienced house. Won't last - Call $112,000 asking price. FOR RENT door to meet employees, the company aired The union, which forced the vote by' representation votes at any of the three major WANTED WANTED Realty World, Benoit, This finely crafted Lawn Care LANDSCAPING rhe Associated Press nowlJackson 8< Jack- home has 3 fireplaces, videos on in-plant televisions and held gathering petition signatures from 33 percent unaffiliated Japanese plants in the United son Real Estate, 647- Frechette Associates, MANCHESTER - 1 bed­ Prompt, reliable service, 646-7709.□ beehive oven, 3 bed­ HEBRON NO UNION — Nissan employee Jerry Smith doesn’t numerous rallies, including a last-minute of the Nissan production workers, made States, including the Toyota plant at 8400.D ______rooms, 2'/2 baths, on a room, 2nd floor. On reasonably priced. production Tuesday that shut down the safety the key issue of its campaign, claiming Georgetown, Ky., and Honda’s plant at BRAND new listing! STUNNING country co­ 3+ acre parcel with busline. $550.00 per LANDSCAPE make any effort to hide his position Wednesday on lonial. Large lot, large 647-933D the plant’s high production pace has caused ly^arysville, Ohio. An effort to organize the RN Spotless 4 room town- brook and pond, possi­ month. Yeorly lease. Design and whether a union is needed at the Nissan plant in Smyrna, assembly line for more than an hour. screened porch, brick Utilities additional. 1 injuries to an estimated 18 percent ot itfe Honda plant three years ago was discarded house condominium at ble owner 2nd financ­ Construction patio, large rooms. Im­ ing, up to $50,000. Ap­ month security dep­ Tenn. Workers later rejected the union bid. Nissan focused on benefits it already offers. w n rk p r « : before a vote because of lack of support. SUPERVISOR Wellsweep. 2 bed­ D D N 'S LAW N rooms, 1'/2 baths, full maculate Interior, fire­ proximately 14 miles osit. Peterman Realty Mike Bauer 647-7760 place, front porch. 649-9404 SERVICE private bosement with from Mass, line, 20 Lawn mowing From 3 to 11PM laundry hookups. Very New price $186,000. miles from Hartford. VERNON. For limited Owners say sel- Hedge and Bush Trimming WALLPAPERING & Work Monday through Friday, no reasonable monthly W lllington. $339,000. time only enloy o free Dependable work fee and this complex Is IIRE/MAX East of the Philips Real Estate 742- color television with PAINTING weekends. Excellent rate of pay. For River, 647-1419.n 646-7011 Ceilings Repaired or Replaced Man convicted in premier's death Ransom called option CHFA-FHA AP- 1450.O signed lease. Modern Insured/Relerencae more information please call — PRO V ED! Call to see If COMFORTABLE 8. PICTURE BOOK HOME- spacious 1 ond 2 bed­ you ouallfy for this roomy. Older colonial rooms apartment. Eat- G.L McHugh Y Classic Colonial lines STOCKHOLM , Sweden (AP) - Carl while they wrote a detailed finding. They did man-hours chasing theories of international super program! on tree lined street. abound In this 3 bed­ ln kitche, large bed- CARPENTRY/ 643-9321 or 64B4431 Director of Staff Development Convenient location. Gustav Christer Pettersson, a 42-year-old order Pettersson to remain in custody, conspiracy. No one ever claimed a reward for hostage release $114,500.J ack so n 8, room home In M an­ room, private REMODELING Jackson Real Estate, Fireplace, screened bolocony, storage, Swede, was convicted today for the 1986 indicating a conviction was likely. worth $8 million that was offered for CRESTFIELD chester south end. A 647-8400.O______porch, 3 bedrooms, a fabulous resIdence.B- large pool, heat and hot CLEANING SERVICES murder of Prime Minister Olof Palme and Life imprisonment was the most severe information leading to a conviction. WASHINGTON (AP) - “ dealing through Iran re­ CONVALESCENT HOME T IM E Is of the essence! real classic home lanchard 8< Rossetto water Included. Stort­ sentenced to life imprisonment. penalty possible. Pettersson’s criminal record lists more Dealing with Iran remains the mains ... oui* best bet for Sellers must sell this available tor a fall Realtors," We're Sel­ ing at $495. Coll 870- ISLAND occupancy. A super 9665. Stockholm District Court handed down the Pettersson maintained his innocence dur­ than 60 arrests and includes a conviction for best option for winning the getting the hostages re­ fantastic 3 family on ling Houses" 646-2482.0 CONSTRUCTION CLEAN JEANNE'S 643-5151 Spruce Street ASAP. Quality buy.RE/MAX MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ guilty verdict after 17 days of deliberations ing the five-week trial that began June 5. manslaughter in the 1970 bayonet stabbing of release of nine Americans held leased,” according to the East of the River, 647- BRAND NEW YES! Ever­ All types of home Cleaning Service in Lebanon, but the United report. Large spacious units ything from kitchen to room s In 2 family Improvements from Residential or Commerdat and drafting of the legal judgment. Even before the announcement, Pettersson’s a man near the Palme slaying site. Include 2 three bed­ 1419.n______$650/month plus secur­ concrete floors, steps, States must not rule out bath has been remo­ Professional Service Though Pettersson was sentenced to life, lawyer said he would appeal a guilty verdict. He has previously been held in court- But Jenkins said there are room units plus 1 one LO O KIN G for a home deled In this auollty ity. Coll 646-0043 or patios, etc. to complete e'*elnsured & Bonded*** the government normally commutes life Palme, a four-term prime minister and an ordered psychiatric care and has a long talking to the captors or “ powerful forces” in Iran who bedroom unit, pan- within the United hom e on Delmont 646-6071. remodeling. Also decks FOREMAN/SUPERVISOR and window and door terms to 20 years or less in Sweden, a country international leader in social democratic history of methamphetamine and alcohol paying ransom, according to a “ continue to oppose any kind tries, appliances, States or Canada? Street. Priced In the EAST HARTFORD - 2 CALL 643-9996 study on terrorism released South Windsor Metallurgical. Inc. a Handy porches, hardwood Would you like .to re­ replacement. Tiling with one of the world’s most lenient penal politics, was shot in the back outside a abuse. of rapprochement with the mid 150's. Blanchard 8> bedroom, appliances, Interior/exterior. today. and Harman Company, is looking for floors, carpet, seper- ceive Information Rossetto Realtors,” wall-to-wall, near pork systems. downtown movie theater white walking home “ I was a bum,” he told the court. “ It’s West.” about homes In a spe­ Landscape and interior The Rand Corp. report also Working Shop Floor Supervisor/Foreman to ate utilities, 3 car gar­ We're Selling Houses” and bus line. Quiet ELECTRICAL The two professional jurists in the eight- unguarded with his wife, Lisbeth. actually surprising that anyone at all has “ None of the alternatives age. Excellent Income. cific area? Let me put design services contends that Iran continues to help us operate our South Windsor refinery. 646-2482.0 neighborhood. Coll 289- available. member jury voted for acquittal on ground The killer fled down a dark side steet. anything positive to say about me.” took very promising,” Jenkins Now priced at $219,900. you In touch with a 0000. overestimate the importance full-time real estate P IT K IN -P O R T E R - MMNVIUE ELECTRIC that there was not enough hard evidence to Pettersson, 42, was arrested last Dec. 17 “ I did not kill Prime Minister Olof Palme,” wrote. If you are a self motivated professional per­ Jackson 8, Jackson P A R K ER . This new 6 Cali Barry at of the hostages to the IJ.S. Real Estate, 647-8400.O professional at your EAST HARTFO RD - One ProfiM lonal elsctticel work done. convict Pettersson. after the biggst criminal investigation in he testified. He described himself as an son with experience in shop floor supervi­ room, 1 7 both colonial 646-2411 “ Threatening the captors or destinotlon. Start your V bedroom, heat and hot Update ttiat old fuse panel to They were overruled, however, by the six Swedish history. admirer of Palme. government. sion, preferrably from a metal processing MANCHESTER - Charm­ sits In this moture water Included.. Wall- c Ik u H braaksn. Tehran with military retalia­ real estate search from lay jurors. It was also one of the most frustrating. Police questioned Pettersson in the weeks “ The fate of the ... hostages ing 6 room cape In beautiful area ot M an­ to-wall. Near pork . Coll WIH do all typaa ot alactrleal tion ... has emotional appeal environment, have good people skills and family neighborhood. the comfort ot your FARRAND REMODELING work. Pettersson was also convicted of endanger­ Police and security agencies were officially immediately after the shooting, but released is a matter of concern ... but it own home and receive chester. Loaded with 528-2914. but is not likely to work and are interested in a high visibility position This home features 2 extras and now priced Room aqoitlons, docks, root­ Celt for free eetimata ing the life of Palme’s wife, Lisbeth, who was condemned for bungling the case. Three him because his alibi seemed sound. is not a central issue,” the Information on your MANCHESTER. Two ing, tiding, wlrxlows and gutt­ 647-7292. might imperil the hostages. with a growing Fortune 500 company, con­ large bedrooms; hard­ at only $159,900. Blan­ slightly injured in the shooting. police chiefs and a federal justice minister He came under suspicion again late last study said. “ The government wood floors, 1-car gar­ desired location from a bedroom duplex. Fork­ ers. All types ot remodeling and Rescue ... is a long shot, tact us. Please send your resume to Zaya area RE/MAX sales chard 8< Rossetto Real­ ing, 1 car garage, I'/z repelra. Cell Bob Farrand. Jr. The panel of two judges and six lay jurors resigned under fire. year when a new team of investigators found is under no immediate pres­ age, eat-ln kitchen, and tors," We're Selling DUMAS ELECTRIC sure from the public to bring especially if we are concerned Oshana, Personnel Manager executive. Just call months security. reached the verdict a week ago but withheld it Investigators spent an estimated 1 million holes in his original story. screened In porch Houses” 646-2482.0 $650/month. 649-5315. Bus. 647-8S09 Service changes, with getting the hostages out overlooking LARGE, and ask for me! Valerie the hostages home.” Huestls. R E /M A X East MANCHESTER. Now Res. 645-6849 additional wiring and The longest held of the alive. SOUTH WINDSOR METALLURGICAL private yard! $154,900. M A N C H E T ER - One bed­ of the River, 647-1419.0 only $135,000 for these room. Heat, hot water, repairs on existing Americans is Terry Anderson, 300 Rye St. Klernan Realty, Inc. brand new, huge, excit­ homes. Quality work at “ That leaves ransom, a 649-11470______CUSTO M Office space. stove, refrigerator. On Uaa Ceaslivctlee if Meeabertic chief Middle East correspond­ ing 7-room, 1,800 so.ft. affordable prices. distasteful course of action but South Windsor, CT 06074 M A N C H E ST E R -$158,000. 3100 sq.ft, built to your bus line. No pets. Older vsootf eicNitBi Castro sees new U.S. imperialism ent for The Associated Press. •0«/M/F/H/V plans. Prestigious fa­ Contemporary Town- person preferred. Entirely owner operated. one which should not be ruled Inviting sun porch far Anderson was kidnapped cilities on East Center houses. Cathedral ceil­ $450/month plus one nwofwy 4 6i phRW 0# ecmefruceon. out entirely,” Jenkins said, summer In this 3 bed­ rovVe eteAr of oo/itruefort rtoF 27 years exp. Call St. Superb location. ings, Andersen win­ month security. Avail­ tt CAM AG U EY, Cuba (AP) - President anniversary of the armed attack that remarks struck a somewhat incongruous March 16, 1985. adding that the U.S. no­ room colonial with IV2 dows, full basements, ref(4rnJn0 oalJi — oaJI u $ t Joseph Dumas baths. Huge living Ample parking. Com­ able September 1st. PuRy Ineured • Free EsBmatae Fidel Castro told his countrymen that the signaled the beginning of Castro’s struggle note. Veteran terrorist re­ concession policy that petitive lease. Call Stan 2x6 construction, fam­ 643-6802. •43-tTat 646-5253. searcher Brian Michael Jen­ room and formal din­ ily room, fireplace, m J( for Mark United States is eager to exploit recent against the dictatorship he ousted in 1959. He not only attacked the United States, he emerged after the Iran-Contra YWCA Nutmeg Branch Weinberg for an ap­ MANCHESTER. Very was openly concerned about the ability of the kins said in the report, “ Te r­ ing room. Located In a central olr, oven- setbacks in the socialist world and may By the time he finished his speech, much of arms scandal “ has become desirable area. Nancy pointment. RE/MAX nice 2 bedroom on se­ HEATIN6/PLUMBING Soviet Union to survive the nationalist rorism; Policy Issues for the 78 North Main Street East ot the River, 647- /ronge, dishwasher, emulate Nazi Germany by trying to establish his green military uniform was soaked as dangerously rigid.” vonHollen. Sentry Real food disposal, 3-4 bed­ cond floor of four- a 1,000-year colonial empire. were many of the tens of thousand who turned uprisings and other problems afflicting the Bush Administration,” that Estate, 643-4060.O 1419 or 643-0844 family house. $650 per PAINTIN6/PAPERIN6 “ Most nations subscribe to evenings.0 rooms, 2 full baths, CARMtCMAEL PLUMBING Standing bare-headed in a drizzle for out for the speech. country. hostages provide a group Manchester, CT 06040 wosher/dryer hoo­ month. Security and no-concessions policies in the­ M A N C H E ST E R -$192,500. references o must. Coll AND HEATING almost two hours Wednesday night, Castro Castro’s address was split into two parts. Castro raised the possibility that Cubans “ with a certain amount of Wonderful family co­ M A N C H E ST ER -$125,900. kups, cedar siding, Additions, remodeling, boiler ory,” he said. “ In practice, Employment opportunities in before and Charming 4 bedroom 645-8201. ‘^We can tell you said Cuba must brace itself for the worst if the For the first hour and 10 minutes he praised might wake up some morning and learn that prestige.” lonial with 4 or 5 bed­ wall to wall carpeting, replacamente, and complete however, many of them have cope. Hardwood MANCHESTER. Availa­ what to look for... plumbing 6 heating service. world socialist movement collapses. the economic and social progress the civil war has broken out in the Soviet Union or Iran, the study said, has lost after school child care program. Ideal for rooms. Large country tiled foyer, oak kitchen made deals to obtain the kitchen, bulltins, flow­ floors, large kitchen, cabinets, 2-zone gas ble August 15. Two Fully llcenesd and Inaursd. Castro said the United States might try to revolution has brought to this farming area that the country has disintegrated. much of its strategic impor­ high school students, college students newly finished en­ and what to look release of their citizens held ering trees, first floor heat and 2-cor garage. bedroom apartment on CtS invade and occupy Cuba, defeat Cuba in a war 300 miles east of Havana. “ Even in this circumstance, Cuba will tance to the United States, in closed porch could be second floor, newly S7S-73S8 hostage, although they may and retirees. Elementary education or laundry, and garage. Owners will hold o out fo r.'” of attrition or blockade the island. The second part, lasting just under 40 continue fighting and will continue strug­ part because of improved converted to family second mortgage of remodeled. New ap­ deny that the apparent conces­ YoYo Carroll. Sentry When Castro spoke about the “ triumphal” minutes, represented one of the gloomiest gling,” Castro said. U.S.-Soviet relations and be­ recreation experience desirable. For an Real Estate, 643-4060.D room. Sentry Real Est- $32,900 at 8 percent with pliances. $600 per sions were part of any deal, or a t e , 6 4 3 - month. No utilities. R0DFIN6/SIDING attitude of President Bush because of assessments of the world situation that He said problems in the Soviet Union could cause world oil production MANCHESTER - lovely 5 no principal or Interest HarBro argue that these things were immediate interview attend open house. 4060.n payment due for 7 ye­ Laundry facilities political and economic problems facing Castro ever has offered. lead to an aid cutback and force Cubans to remains high and crude is room ranch, living available. Coll even­ done for loftier purposes.” For more information call 647-1437. room with fireplace, M A N C H E S T E R -$125,900. ars. These ore beauti­ Painting socialism, the chief U.S. diplomat in Cuba, “Imperialist circles are dreaming about an tighten their belts. According to U.S. comparatively cheap. fu l single family ings 647-9072 or 236- Affordable Roofing empire of 1,000 years, as in his time Adolf estimates, Cuba receives more than $6 billion “ To put it bluntly, in a way Even Israel, the nation seen kitchen and separate Charming 4 bedroom of Matichester Jay Taylor, walked out. NEIGHBORCARE OPEN HOUSE dining room area. 2 cape. Hardwood homes, not condomini­ 0396.______Beat I any reasonable eetimata. If socialism disappears, Castro said, the Hitler did,” Castro said. in economic and military aid from the Soviets that no U.S. official can say to exemplify the hard line, large bedrooms, en­ floors, large kitchen, ums, and there ore, of MANCHESTER. Beauti­ Quality Painting All types roofing arxl repairs. “ imperialist powers” would divide the world But he said any such effort would be no each year. publicly, Washington can “ has on several occasions Tuesday, August 1, 1989 course, no association ful 1 bedroom, living 30 years sxperience. Licensed closed breezeway, spa­ newly finished en­ and Insured. \ just as they did “ in the worst of times” before more successful than Hitler’s. He said the news that hundreds of wait” for a more receptive made concessions to obtain the cious sun deck, treed closed porch could be tees. Coll today for room, dining room, kit­ Services 10am to 5:30pm complete details on the 1917 Russian Revolution. At a time when tensions between East and thousands of miners in the Soviet Union are on government in Iran, even as release of hostages.” private yard, all situ­ converted to family chen with dishwasher eFree Estimates ★ 6 4 9 -0 8 9 4 ^ these magnificent and and oil appliances, olr The occasion for the speech was the 36th West seem to be at postwar low, Castro’s strike "fills the imperialists with joy” . ated In a central loca­ room. Sentry Real Est­ eSenior Citizen Discounts tion at 355 Oak Street. ate, 643-4060.D beautiful homes at conditioned. Quiet, on oAiuminum & Vinyl $167,900 with this very Call us we will show M A N C H E S T E R -$125,900. bus line. Ideal for mid­ Powerwashing MISCELLANEOUS you through! U 8. R special financing. This dle aged or senior citi­ MEDICAL STAFF SECRETARY Charming 4 bedroom Is on excellent oppor­ SERVICES Realty, 643-2692.0 cape. Hardwood zen. Heat and hot water tunity tor first time Included. Only $610. 646-6815 FULL TIM E floors, large kitchen, We’re Here To Serve COVENTRY - Location! buyers and Investors. Come see why we HAWKES TREE SERVICE This individual will provide secretarial, Location! Loctlon! newly finished en­ Rothman 8i Rothman, closed porch could be rarely hove o vacancy. Bucket, truck & chipper. ~ clerical and administrative support services Beautiful, spacious 4- 646-4144.0 247-5030. EXPERT Stump ramoval. Free CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 tamlly plus recently converted to family eatlmatea. Special EAST HARTFORD - Du­ Exterior and Interior to the Medical Staff Office. remodeled contempor­ room. Sentry Real Est­ conaideratlon for elderly The Ideal candidate will have a degree in ate, 643-4060.O plex, 1-2 bedrooms. In­ painting and wallpapar and handicapped. ary 2-tamlly, separate ICDNDOMINIUMS cluding hot water, hanging. Limited exterior secretarial science or equivalent knowledge utilities; 4- reetoratlon. Prsvioue work OWNER Wants quick ac­ FDR SALE parking, appliances. can bs seen upon raqueit. 64 7-7553 of medical terminology. , outbulldlngs; pool and Security, references. I PART TIME r r i H E L P I HELP I HELP I HELP situated on 11 acres tion. Bolton, 3 bedroom Contaot BC Company, Notices CONDOMINIUM Beauty 282-7532. 644-6066. HELP WANTED l l i J WANTED WANTED WANTED HELP WANTED WANTED HELP WANTED Duties include; with sub-divislon po­ Ranch. Open eat-ln kit­ tential! A rare oppor­ chen on a lm ost 5 - reduced. $77,900. First MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ CONCRETE As a condition precedent to Attending meetings and taking minutes, record room, 1st floor. $650. 1 SERVICE Technician. tunity tor the right wooded acres. $154,900. time buyer - don't let PMNTING AND the placement of ony adver­ PART Time Medical Se­ SALES - Surround your­ TRANSPORTATION and FULL T IM E local food BUS Drivers. Glaston­ keeping, preparing reports and processing person and/or Inves­ Flano Realty, 646- this opportunity pass bedroom 2nd floor $525. tising In the Manchester He­ FULL-tIme delivery posi­ service company Is Hydro-dyne, Inc. A CARPENTRY WORK cretary wanted tor self with beauty. Excel­ public .warehouse op­ tion available. Re­ bury Public Schools. Medical Staff applications. Typing (60-70 wpm) tor! $549,900. Klernan 5200.0 ______you by. In Vernon, Both totally remo­ tnsluea Interior and Extsrior Roman Spiewak rald, Advertiser hereby looking for responsi­ leading pump and pro­ patnilna, Rabuttdina porehet and agrees to protect, Indemnify busy medical office. lent ppportunlty for eration In East Hart­ quires heavy lifting. Work as many or as Realty, Inc. 649-1147.0 BIRCH Mountain large one bedroom deled. All appliances. ble, hard working peo­ cess manufacturer's and Transcription required. Flexible hours. No utilities. Possible jkoka and inaiaMno Stockade Mason Contractor and hold harmless the Man­ Previous experienced full time employment ford has Interesting, Includes Saturdays. few hours as desired. rep firm Is now accept­ Splendor. 8 room hil­ CHFA approved con- Brick, Block or Stone chester Herald, Its officers preferred. Please call with one of Connecti­ busy assignment, coor­ ple to loin our team. Bonus plan and/or We offer an excellent salary & benefits plan. IT'S A HONEY - $97,900. domlnlum.for someone lease option. Coll 745- *FiairEstimales — Fully Inaursd Chimneys, Pstlos, Walls Paid training. $5.50 per Duties Include food ing applications to fill a For o little money! ltop Contemporary and employees against any 646-2094.______cut's finest lewelers. dinate warehousing hour. Call 643-2171. earned days. Insu­ with views on 1.5 acres. who hosolways wanted 6246 or 645-8480. 6464)454 New, Reatoratlone and Repeiri. preparation, receiving position In the service Send Resume To: Located In East Hart­ M lor Mlchsst and all liability, loss or PART Time Driver for Extensive benefit pro­ and shipping functions. rance benefits availa­ department. Duties Dramatic oak stair­ o place of his/her/their MANCHESTER-2 bed­ 64 6-4 1 3 4 expense. Including attor­ gram. Apply In person HAIRDRESSERS-Be and stocking merchan­ ford Is this charming own. It has o deck, handicapped person. Right spot for "hands your own boss. Lease a ble. No experience ne­ would Include both In­ case, hardwood floors, room duplex, yard and neys' fees, arising from Tuesday through Sat­ on" active Individual dise. Must be able to lift cessary. Will train for Barbara L. Juhae one bedroom alumi­ garage, pool and close- claims of unfair trade practi­ Flexible schedule. 643- chair In this East ot the 75 lbs. $7-$8 per hour. side and outside custo­ custom oak cabinetry. basement. $550 per urday, 10am to 5pm. ready far long work public service license. num sided home on a bv tennis. Anne Miller month plus utilities. ces, Infringement of trade­ 7117.______river salon. Opportuni­ Excellent benefits. Call mer service. Appli­ V.P. Human Resources small lot for easy care. Cedar cathedral cell­ marks, trade names or pat­ Michaels Jewelers, 958 day - Monday through Applications available cants should have past ing. Call today for pri­ Real Estate, 647-8000.D Coll 643-0345.______DRIVER-Part time. 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Brown's Flowers, 163 LPN wanted to work full but we will also train driving record and be Rockville, Ct. 06066 2 Thompson Road, Phil or Suzanne, 646- and libel and slander, which time with staff In pro­ you. Insurance and to 11;30pm, Friday, young children In day 06033. Phone 633-5231 Anne Miller Real Est- PREFERRED living! Available September 1, 5 MANCHESTER. Green- may result from the publica­ Main Street, Manches­ selt-motivated. For Equal Opportunity, Affirmative Action Employer ote, 647-8000.O______Owner financing! A 1218. room condominium. ■ viding medical care pension benefits. Saturday, Sunday, care/nursery school. extension 430. eoe. M/F/H/V Unit IO C view Hills. Large mod­ tion ot any advertisement In ter. 643-8455. more Information call Contemporary exte­ MANCHESTER-well Pork St. 960 sq.ft, with the Manchester Herald by and health monitering Please send resume or Monday. M y home. 2 Full time or part time. 633-8385. DEAL ot the Century! O PEN HO USE ern two bedroom, IY2 to adults developmen- letter for appointment; children, 3 and 6 . Glastonbury. 633-1508. $90,000 2nd mortgage, rior, unique. Individu­ cored-tor three bed­ olr conditioner. Gar­ both Townhouse. Pri­ advertiser. Including adver­ alized Interior. 3 large Sunday July 30th age and Laundry facili­ tisements In any free distri­ BOOKKEEPER-Part tally disabled In group Hartford Despatch, P. 646- 0834.______no payments until year room duplex with lots vate garage and base­ bution publications pub­ time. Wednesday- home settings. Flexible O. Box 8271, East Hart- LEGAL NOTICES ACCOUNTS 2000. (8% Interest, Bal­ bedrooms. Including a 12-4 ot character. Non- ties. $730/month plus ment. Central olr, op- ELECTRICIAN. Apprent­ GLASTONBURY luxury master suite. one month security. lished by the Manchester Frlday, 8am to 5pm. hours. Full benefits ford, CT 06108. eoe. ice 3 to 4 years expe­ loon payment In year CHFA 2 bedroom condo. smokers. No pets. $750 pllonces, fulLy Herald. Penny Sleftert, Accounts receivable, PAYABLE $317,900. Flano Realty, bathe, air, fully appllanced plus utilities. 647-7725. 646-5690 otter 5pm. packoge and competi­ PERSO N to help expand rience or Journeyman. PUBLIC SCHOOLS 2000). North Coventry. carpeted. $800 plus util­ Publisher. accounts payable, pay­ tive salary. Expe­ Residential and com­ INVITATION TO BID WANTED New breathtaking con­ 646-52000.______kitchen. *91.500. 047-7122 MANCHESTER. Availa­ ities. 649-8165 roll. Experience re­ my business. Earn $200 CLERK has the following BOLTON-Spoclous, con­ rienced with M R popu­ to $2000 per week. No mercial plus benefits. Sealed bids will be received In temporary - you'll love ble Immediately. Rem­ quired. Office located the General Services' office, 41 openings: temporary cope In a M A N CH ETER . One bed­ ILD8T lation preferred. Send experience necessary. Call 657-8101. Glastonbury Public Schools. the ceramic tiled kit­ odeled three bedroom, LEGAL NOTICES In Manchester. Call resume to: Clinical Su­ Center St., Manchester, CT 12 month, 35 hours per chen and breakfast new area. Executive large kitchen and liv­ room Condominium. AND FDUND 528-1300. Training provided. until 11:00 a.m. on the date Library INVESTMENT $610 per month. In­ pervisor, Charter Oak week. Applications available para-professionals Adult Carriers nook, floor to celling home features field- ing room, wall to wall, INVITATION TO BIO Call Mike Constant, shown below for the following; stone fireplace, first PRDPERTY cludes heat and hot Associates, 25 Pen­ 528-9310.______HOMEMAKERS/HOME from Glastonbury Board of granite fireplace, Jac- and appliances. $695 PURCHASE OF ONE NEW LOST. Small, long­ PART Time secretary/r- dleton Dr., Hebron, CT AUGUST 4,1989— PURCHASE School Secretary 10 cuzzl,. 3 car garage. floor master bedroom monthly. 646-4144. water. Coll D.W. Fish HYDRAULIC SIX CUBIC NATIONAL Carporatlon- CARESEVICES OF ONE NEW BURSTER/IM- Education, Glastonbury, CT HERITAGE Buildings: Realty, 643-1591 or 871- YARD MATERIAL haired, black and white ental agent In apart- . 06248.______PRINTER month position Enjoy the outdoors and Features 3050'sq.ft, ot with lacuzzi, bath, cat. Spayed, declawed ment complex. expandlng In the How would you like to 00033. Phone 633-5231 ext hardwood floors. First Tapered I-Beam, bolt- 1400. SPREADER WANTED. Experienced AUGUST 8,1989 — PURCHASE School Secretary 12 living area, 4 bed­ 9 female. Reward of- Located In Manches­ Greater Hartford area. put your skills to work by 430. rooms, 2 full baths, 2 floor laundry and mud up construction steel ICONDDMINIUMS The Town of Coventry wilt truck driver only. Must OF FOUR USED 1988 OR 1989 month position earn some extra spend­ LEGAL NOTICES receive sealed bids for the fered. 646-8041.______ter. Evening hours 4pm We will hire three peo­ helping the elderly and FLEET VEHICLES eoe half baths, 1st floor room. Large great buildings, engineer FDR RENT have class I or II. ple who are honest and School Health stamped construction purchase of one, (1), new hy­ LOST cat. 8 weeks aid. to 8pm and every other AUGUST 8, 1989 — WATER laundry. Philips Real room. Balcony ond Court of Probate, draulic, six cubic yard mate­ Insurance benefits. neat to call on our disabled? Many of your para-professlonal prints, 3,000 standard District of Monchoslor Black with white under weekend 10am to 8pm Apply at Upton Con­ TREATMENT INSTRUMEN­ ing money delivering Estate, 742-1450.O skylights. $285,000 MANCHESTER. 5 room, rial spreader at the Town and 11am to 8pm. Coll present customers and friends and neighbors are TATION SERVICE CON­ McCorrIson/D.W. Fish sizes, 30x40x10 $3,485; NOTICE OP HEARING Hall — 1712 Moln Street, Cov­ neck. Call 647-8220. struction, 537 Stafford School 4.86 ACRES of privacy custom kitchen and ESTATE OP 528-1300.______contact potential new in need of your assis­ TRACT Realty. 646-8033/228- 40x60x12 $6,275; both, garage, end unit. entry, CT 06238 until 10:00 a. IMPOUNDED-one fe­ Rd.(Rt.38) Mansfield RN/LPN para-professlonal the Manchester Herald surround this newer MARTHA KOZIKIS, m. on Tuesday, August 22nd, PART Time good posi­ accounts. Company tance. Hours are availa­ The Town of Manchester Is 9451.______50x75x12 $9,186; Convenient to Hartford Incapable male, mixed Husky Center, or call 742-6190 benefits. Earnings po­ on equal ooportunitv em­ Now taking applications Secretarial contemporary home, 60x100x14 $13,895. Coll 1989 at which time and place tion available In ble to work within your cedar siding, 2 full MANCHESTER. New list­ and downtown Man­ all bids will be opened and with three pups. Black 8am-5pm, Mon-FrI. tential ot $750 per week ployer, and requires an affir­ for full and part time. Im­ para-professional door to door. for free brochures to­ Pursuant to qn order of Hon. laundry. Excellent for schedule. Duties include mative action policy for all of baths, JaccuzzI tub In ing. Neat os o pin. 6 chester. Lease Includes William E. FitzGerald, Judge, publicly read aloud. and tan. Call Andover MANUFACTURING while learning. Call mediate positions availa­ day. Ph 1-800-643-5555. doted July 21, 1989 a hearing The Town of Coventry res­ Dog Warden 742-8351 or (mother's hours) 9pm- homemaking, shopping, Its Contractors and Vendors Special Education master bath, large room older Colonial on use of $6,000 of furni­ 5am Friday and Satur­ Firm needs person for 646-3936. E O E _____ as a condition of doing busi­ ble. 7AM-3PM, Monday STEEL Buildings: Spe­ ture. You need only to will be held on on application erves Its rights to waive all 742-7305.______parts department and errands and providing para-professional For more information country kitchen to a corner lot. Quality praying for authority to sell Informalities In the bidding day. Please contact ness with the Town, as per throughout. 3 bed­ cials, sizes - 35x40, supply linen, cookware sub assembly. ,EOE. HELPING PEOPLE sa­ Federal Order 11246. thru Friday (No Week­ Applications available oversized deck, cus­ real property situated In the process. The Town Is not 8 IMPOUNDED-TerrIer, companionship. Training 40x60, 60x80, 60x100 laundry supervisor. tisfy their needs and ends) tom window treat­ rooms, large living and personal belong­ Town of Manchester, County obligated to accept the low­ black cross male. Bal- 643-5151. Call 647-8596.______avaiiabie to enter the Bid forms, plans and specifi­ from: call the Circulation De­ (Quonset and straight ings. Single profes­ of Hartford os In sold applica­ est bid. wants ... that's what want cations are available at the ments, corner fire­ room, formal dining ‘ ton Warden. 646-9699 BABYSITTER wanted - health care field. Please Please call Director of Glastonbury Board of room, eat-ln kitchen walls). Engineered sional person pre­ tion on tile more fully ap­ Bid Forms, Instructions and ads are all about. General Services' office. place, catherdral pears, at the Court of Probate Specification Requirements LOST-MInlature grey H O U S E K E E P E R wanted Monday and Tuesday, call 569-8820, 9am-5pm. Nursing 9AM-3PM Mon- Education partment at ceilings, located near and rec room. En­ stamped, oil fully gua­ ferred. References every Saturday and Thursday and Friday TOW N OF ranteed. We deliver. on August 7,1989 at 11; IS A.M. MUST be obtained In PER­ poodle, long tall. LOO KING FOR an apart­ Visiting Nurse and Home MANCHESTER, CT day-Friday, Crestfleid Glastonbury, CT 06033 Bolton town line In closed front porch. required. You won't SON at the Town Garage at 46 Sunday 8am-4pm. Con­ nights 5pm-9pm, and Future Steel Builders, find o nicer place any­ Elizabeth A. Bldwell, Bradbury Lone, Phone; (203) Answers to "Smokey''. ment? Be sure to check Care Assoc, of E. Hart­ R IC H A R D J. SA RTO R Convalescent Home, Phono 633-5231 Andover. $239,900. $149,900. McCorrl- Ass't Clerk Vicinity O'Leary tact housekeeping su­ Saturday 9am-5pm. GENERAL MANAGER ext. 441 Philips Real Estate 742- son/D.W. Fish Realty. 902-422-4730. Dealer In­ where. $695 monthly. 742-6588. the many vacancies listed ford. Manchester, CT 643-5151. 647-9946. 056-07 Drive. 280-2583 or 649- pervisor. 643-M51 be­ Please call 649-9553. $3 059-07 aoe 1450.0 646-8033, 228-9451. quiries welcome. 285-0744 leave message. 054-07 2527. tween 8am adn 3pm. hourly. In classified each day. 88 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Thursday. July 27. 1989

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VERNON. Three bed­ MANCHESTER. Two LICENSED Day Core EXECUTIVE desk, 23,000 NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ CAMARO-1976 . 305, auto­ OLDSMOBILE 1987 Cus CHEVROLET 1974 Novo. room house, newly ren­ bedroom house In nice provider In good fam­ BTU window air condi­ eral Statute 23-65 prohibits matic transmission, tom Cruiser Wagon. 6 cylinder. Dependa­ ovated, private lot. neighborhood. $725. ily neighborhood have tioner, chairs, ca­ the posting of advertise­ many new parts, power Excellent condition ble. Needs work. For One cor gorooe. Large monthly plus utilities. an opening for 4 child­ binets, some windows. ments by any person, firm or steering, brakes, air. Air, wood groin, details coll 647-8096 be­ deck. Very clean. Ex­ Two months’ Security ren. Constant supervi­ Stop at 639 Center corporation on o telegraph, 646-4995 loaded. 37,000 miles tween 4 - 8pm. Best Street, weekdays, or telephone, electric light or cellent condition. $800 and deposit. No pets. sion and care for your CHEVY EICamlno-1975. $10,500 or best offer monthly. Coll Dennlsot Available August 15th. child. 647-1101. License Saturdov 9 Horn. power pole or to o tree, Call 646-7843. 646-3917. shrub, rock, or onv other Automatic, power 872-7291 between 9om number 25473. natural oblect without a writ­ brakes, power steer­ CHEVROLET Camper- I MISCELLANEOUS and 6pm dally. ten permit tor the purpose of ing, fiberglass cop 1972, $1000 or best offer. I AUTOMOTIVE YOU CAN enlov extra protecting It or thepubllcand MANCHESTER ‘Rent I CARPENTRY/ vacation money bv ex New brakes, tires, Ford Maverlck-1973, V- with option' Brand carries c tine ot up to $50 for shocks, corpet. CHROME 15" Chew 4X4 STORE AND I REMODELING changing Idle Items In each offense 8, 302, 3-speed stand new, beautiful 1800 so. OFFICE SPACE your home tor cosh ... Coivette ralley rims ard, $400 or best offei rim, 5-lug. Mint. 646- ft. Contemporary town TAG SALE To^FiTBoSSi. AM/FM cassette 643-6386 or 646-0454. 2439 645-8776. $175 CFIEATIVE Laminates of with an ad In clossitied. knick-knacks. Satur 01 houses. See my ad sq. ft. Store for lease. 90,000 miles. Runs ex­ FORD Escort 1981 negotiable under Manchester 1200 East Hartford, fabrica­ Call 643 2711 to place your day, July 29th 9am cellent $3500 871 0014 Hartford Rood, Man­ tors of contemporary 00 1pm. No rain date 351 Excellent cohditlon "Houses for Sale” chester at L.A. East 1983 FI REBIRD " lo ts ^ t four speed, AM/FM Rothman & Rothman, styles, cabinets, coun­ Porter Street______I CARS Plaza. Available Sep­ ters, and furnishings. extras.4cvllndet $2300 cassette. $800. 643-9842 FOR SALE 646-4144 for details. TAG Sale. 4 WIndmere or best offer. 643-2192 dov or 649-0243 offer manrhpalpr Upralft tember 1. Call F&D u Also cabinet new MANCHESTER. 2- SPORTING Street (off Broad after 6 pm. 5;00pm. Annulll Realty. 649- fronts, refaclna or re- I Street) Miscellaneous famlly. Excellent con­ 6544. flnlshlng available. GOODS dition. 5 rooms. 2 Items, July 29th and OFFICE - Bright and Call days 9am to 5pm. 30th, 9am-5pm. bedrooms, dining 528-9748. ROSS 26" 10 speed bicy­ Friday, July 28, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price; 35 Cents clean. Carpeted, heat SATURDAY July29,9am- #1 room. Quiet neighbor­ and air conditioning, cle. $90.00. Call 643- fpmaiv hood. $650/month plus 9909. 2pm Lamps, pictures, electricity Included. I MISCELLANEOUS Christmas and lots V olkswagen inc. utilities. Security and 390 square feet. $310. references. 649-4000 or I SERVICES more. 261 Ferguson per month. Coll 646- Road. 643-5911. Ask for Down. 4440 days or 646-1077 IBOATS/MARINE SAVE UP TO $3000 OFF M.S.R.P. Israelis evenings. GSL Building Malnte- I EQUIPMENT MANCHESTER-80 Hem­ House votes gut ENFIELD. Beautiful, nance Co. Commercl- lock Street, Saturday spacious, 3 bedroom 1 ,7 J INDUSTRIAL ol/ResIdentlal building 18' HOBIE Catamaran - July 29th. 9am-3pm. PURCHASE OR LEASE Ranch. IV2 baths, gar­ repairs and home Im­ with aluminum trailer Household Items, fur­ 13»I PROPERTY provements. Interior SHOP THE REST...... BUY FROM THE BEST age, carport, pool, and Beach Eosy niture, clothing, guitar kidnap fenced-ln back yard and exterior painting, loader. $3290. Call 875- and case. East Catholic light carpentry. Com FINANCE ASSISTANCE PLAN defense package and gorden area, fin­ MANCHESTER - 6000 1497. uniforms. ished basement with sq.ft. Third floor, ele­ plete lanitorlal ser­ ANNUAL Multi family- vator service. 95 Hil­ vice. Experienced, rel 1987 SCAT Hovercraft - wine cellar. Lease with Hardly used, 2 person, 150 Spencer Street. DEEPEST DISCOUNTS IN NEW ENGLAND By Lawrence L. Knutsan But that action may result in option to buy. Call Phil liard St. 647-9137. lable, free estimates. July 29-30, 9am. Rain Moslem with cover and trailer the chamber retaining needed or Suzanne, 646-1218. VERNON-Industrlal for 643-0304. next weekend. PLUS... The Assaclated Press Make offer. 875-1497. leverage to resist House cuts on MANCHESTER-neat as a lease. 2,000 to 6,000, BRING US ANY VW DEALERS ADVERTISED OFFER... DRIVEWAYS SAILING Dinghy- 8 ft. that and other weapons systems. pin. Seven rooms, newer building, park­ I CARS AND WE LL SAVE YOU EVEN MORE $ $ $ $ By Mohammed Salam WASHINGTON - - The White Hardly been used. The Senate will need all the three bedroom Cape, ing, office space, reas­ SEALED & REPAIRED FOR SALE The Associated Press House is counting on the Senate to onable. Tully Real Est­ Classic New England leverage it can muster when two car garage. 19x20 Reasonable Rates. design Oars Included, N ow Thru July 31st... VOLKWAGEN SUMMER CASH rescue President Bush’s defense family room on very ate. 643-0005. representatives of the two bodies Quality Work engine capable. Must OLDSMOBILE 1987, and/or discount amounts will be applied to BEIRUT, Lebanon — Israeli priorities torn asunder in House quiet street. $1050 per see to appreciate. Ciera, 16K, mint condi­ meet in conference to resolve the Y your purchase or lease of a new VW in stock. commandos today kidnapped a votes gutting or cutting back month. Richard Burns, EMERGENCY $950.00 Call 872-7611 or tion, under warrantee. many differences between the 646-0561 Shiite Moslem leader who is virtually every major strategic Century 21 Lindsey FIro — Police “ Medical 646-2888 $8,000 643-0699. two bills. Real Estate. 649-4000 considered Iran's closest ally and weapons program. FORD Thunderbird, 1985- Senators are to continue their days or 646-3093 DIAL 911 who sources say was linked to the In two days of votes on a evenings. In Manchester I CARS I CARS alr, all power, V6, 61K FOXGL $400 FOX GL WOLFSBURG $600 consideration of the measure FOR SALE FOR SALE miles Automatic abduction of U.S. Lt. Col. William $295-billion defense authorization next week. R. Higgins. LEGAL NOTICES transmission. 646-9826. GOLFGL $500 GOLF GL WOLFSBURG $1,000 bill, the House ignored White “ We are watching the strategic Police said Sheik Abdul Karim House and Pentagon lobbying position of the administration Obeid, 33, was kidnapped from and turned Bush’s defense priori­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER r'ADT’CD ^THALLPR CARBiOLET $1,000 GTI $1,500 unwind step by step on the floor of LEGAL NOTICE C A K T C K AcUf^uAr^v'^ JO E RILEY’S his second-floor apartment in the ties on their head. the House," said Sen. Sam Nunn, Th# Planning ond Zoning Commission will hold a public CHEVROLET — GEO p o p n w w p n a iit o c DILLON FORD village of Jibchit, 21 miles north hearing on Monday, August 7,1989at 7:00 P.M. In the Hearing 1229 Main St., Manchester r-Kt-uYvneu a u lu s It restored funds for conven­ D-Ga., chairman of the Senate Room, Lincoln Center, 494 Main Street, Manchester, USED CARS Honda Prelude *6495 31V Main St , Manchester JEHAGL $1,000 JEHAGL WOLFSBURG $2,000 of the border with Israel. A tional aircraft discarded by the Armed Services Committee. C o n n ^lcu t to heor and consider the following petitions: cniiw W fnrrnntitari 86 Ford Excort Wag <3965 curious neighbor was killed by Pentagon while suspending most BARNEY T. PETERMAN — 343, $4S NO. MAIN STREET 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr »3495 "It is important that we not 88 Lynx HUC393 <3495 JEHAGLI $2,000 JEHAGLI WOLFSBURG $2,500 the commandos, police said. production of the radar-evading emasculate this program," Nunn ip>81) — Application to excavate and fill within 50' of the »eyys *uto a/c _ 85 Marquis 4 Door <7995 banks of the Hockanum River under Arhcle I, Section 83 S10 Blazer Auto, A/C 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *3495 Obeid is reputed to be the stealth bomber. It cut money for said as the vote neared on an 3.04.01(a) at 543-545 North Main Street. 87 Ford Escort 2 Or. Auto. A/C s Spo. a/c Spony 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B <4495 spiritual guide of Hezbollah, or the Star Wars missile defense TOWN OF MANCHESTER — SPECIAL EXCEPTION — 51V ®® Pon