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Best otter. 649- lent condition. 8980. Loaded *11,900 VA -A. A,- M ------would make the candidates strong Dixon said Thursday that Hart's to wall carpeting and 87 FIFTH AVE. (4) to 60 days,” former campaign Hart was vacationing with his son "H e’s going to have to make that might be considering re-entering. appliances. Call tor de 0563 after 5:30. 643-9044.______•14,405 85 PONT. 6000 l£ 4 OR. 24.4^ *c 4«.44M.TlMAaMM.______•SSeS if he got in,” Dixon said. involvement with Rice does not 87 LaBARON 81 Mazda R)(7 *4495 ve, m m , A C 9S. 9B. p. ^4adi■^ s|i manager William Dixon said in an near Galway, Ireland, according to decision,” Dixon said. "This is an tails. 7am to 2pm. 647- stylte emmet, m m ram NiTag.... Dixon told the A P today that mean he is unworthy to hold the ” I know nothing about it,” she MOVING South. 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MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 21, 1987 — 8 THE WEATHER REGIONAL WEATHER M C C ’s staff has •or S AM. SMirdiy. Augml 22 Aocu-Woalhef^forecast for Saturday Bolton 5 0 L < 0 Daytime CondWons and High Temperatures ‘wait-and-see’ view F bans butts on new president in school BOLTON — The Board of Educa tion really had no choice Hiursday Corwin’s backers are still resentful night. T h e hiring of Dr. Jonathan M. confidence In October 1966 while Either it could ban smoking in the .Daube as Manchester Community president of Berkshire Community schools or be in violation of a new :ColIege president has brought a state statute. The school board “Prague Spring” College have not changed her first mixed reaction from college staff impression. chose to be law-abiding. Nineteen years ago today, 500,(i00 Soviet and other Daube was hired last week to "It’s only hearsay,” she said. “It "Condoning smoking would be AUantic Warsaw Pact troops invaded Czechoslovakia to stop replace William E. Vincent as O cean president of MCC. Some faculty makes me nervous when someone tantamount to ignoring the law,” mONfS: Czech communist leaders from liberalizing their society has a vote of no confidence. But School Superintendent Richard E. members are disappointed that Dr. whether he’ll be affective needs to m a and ending the absolute domination of the Communist LueneH. Corwin, dean of academic Packman said in his recommenda be seen. I don’t really know what to tion to the board Thuraday OoU Party. Czech primier Oldrich Cernik had expressed the affairs, was passed over for the do but give him a try.” •0 C 1967 Aoc«-W»»H>»r. Ir»c 01967 Acwi-W»alt»t. Inc |x»t. Vincent left MCC in June to The board accepted Packman’s liberals’ goals this way: "We have resolved...to put an take the presidency of Bucks Daube received votes on no end to the system that has discredited the ideas of confidence last summer from fa recommendation and voted to ban County Community College in culty members and non-faculty smoking in Bolton schools effective socialism in the eyes of the people...and to build a Newton, Pa. staff after the suspensions of two Oct. 1 for all students under the age profoundly democratic, humane, socialist society.” Corwin was away this week and professors accused of grade falsifi of 18. Violent thunderstorms unavailable for comment. DO YOU KNOW — Who was the head of the Czech cation. He stated last week he was The new law takes effect the Some staff members who are only acting on the advice of lawyers Herald photo by Tucker same day as the Bolton ban. Communist Party in August of 1968? ^sappointed say Corwin wasn’t from the state college board of Packman said Thursday that there hit Midwest, Rockies hired because of her sex. THURSDAY'S ANSWER — Pluto's orbit takes it further regents. The charges were later Truck has long life will still be young people who are ’Tm one of the persons who felt dropped. going to smoke in school. By The Associated Press from the Sun than Neptune. to southern Illinois. we should have had a woman Other MCC officials said it was Frank Beaupre, Bro'ad Street post office performance in the Hartford area. The High winds and possibly a 8-21-87 t Knowledge Unlimited, Inc 1987 president.” said Mary Ann Bianchl, unfair to Judge Daube before he had manager, hands Ellie Blazinski, a mail "There will be some who want to Violent thunderstorms tornado caused minor to moder director of Women in Transition, an a chance to begin work at the vehicles, which have a life expectancy of test the situation," he said. He rumbled across parts of the office that helps women returning carrier, the keys to one of the new U S. 25 years, cost morie than $11,500 and are added that enforcement of the ban ate damage to 41 mobile homes A Newipaper In Education Profram college. Daube has stated that he Postal Service vehicles Thursday. Two Midwest and the Rockies today, north of Muscatine, Iowa, early Sponaorad by to college. "She has done more for will not begin work at MCC until made by the Grumman Corp. of is necessary. “If we’re going to causing widespread damage In today. No injuries were reported. The Manchester Herald this college than anyone else since October. vehicles were presented to the Man Bethpage, N.Y. make a decision like this, I think we an Iowa trailer park, while clear A few showers and thunder she came here. She's already a "People are kind of Jumping the chester post office after it placed first for have to enforce It." skies covered much of the rest of proven leader." gun," said Judy Gels, head of A monthly “smokeout," in which storms dampened northeastern students and educators were en the nation. North Dakota and northwest She said she had nothing against media relations at MCC. “They’re Wet weather extended this Daube, but felt (Erwin’s sex was at making an assessment on hearsay. couraged to kick the habit, had been Minnesota early today, while issue. held at Bolton High School since the morning from south-central Min scattered rainfail lingered over Almanac I like to wait and see. I think he has nesota across southeastern Iowa £ i £ i ’Tm sure they had reservations a lot of charisma. I have a real Guard helps Coventry corps beginning of this year. The cam the Great Basin and the Rocky about having a woman as presi paign was supposed to have lasted Mountain region. positive feeling about him” By Jacqueline Bennett “I approached the guard and dent," she said. "The good old-boy Herald Correspondent "If we had to hire a contractor to until January 1988, when school Today’s weather picture was drawn by Becky Jensen, 10, who the world” — Abraham Lincoln (on civ Rory Q. Bruce, president of the Edie Prague contacted the Hart do this, it would cost between Thunderstorms moved off the Aug. 21, 1987 system keeps going on and on. I’ll student senate, said it’s too early to officials were to present an evalua Weather Trivia northeastern Florida coast this lives on Benton Street and attends Nathan Hale School. il rights). tell you, some of the faculty is ford Armory and got a commitment $14,000 and $15,000.” Cleary said. tion of the campaign to the board. Today is the 233rd f s T -^ tell how students will react to COVENTRY — Thanks to the from state agitate Maj. Gen. John During wtiat season is Itic ict morning, leaving mostly fair TODAY’S MOON: Between disappointed." Daube. efforts of local GOP chairman The new ban replaces that policy. skies. Clear weather also pre day of 1987 and the Bianchi said she was impressed Gereski,” Cleary said in an inter In February, Councilman Ri Under Packman’s recommenda stream strongest? 62nd day of last quarter (Aug. 16) and “Right now, it’s been quiet,” he Michael Cleary and Rep. Edith view this week. “I’m glad it’s chard Hines, a member of the vailed across the Pacific Coast, CONNECTICUT WEATHER m new moon (Aug. 24). when she met MCC’s new president Prague, D-Columbia. the future of tion, staff in all three schools would summer. □ said. Daube’s hiring was a surprise, finally under way. It’s going to corps, appealed to the Town Coun be allowed to smoke in designated the south-central United States, during the Aug. 14 press conference he said. "But I think he’ll show the Nathan Hale Ancient Fife 8c happen probably the weekend of and much of the eastern third of TODAY’S TRIVIA: How Is Princess announcing his hiring. Disclosures cil for help in finding and paying for areas only .This presents a problem Eastern interior: Sunny today. High 80 to 85. Winds Margaret Rose related to Queen Eliza signs of leadership. I think he’s Drum Corps is brighter now than it Sept. 12 and 13.” Cleary serves on an indoor practice site. He said the the nation. that Daube received two votes of no going to be real nice.” has been in recent months. to smokers in the elementary west around 10 mph. Becoming partly cloudy tonight. TODAY’S HISTORY: On this day in beth ol Britain? (a) mother (b) sister (c) the Guard Reserve and board of organization was on the verge of school, where there is no area for Thursday afternoon and even 1858, Abraham Lincoln and Stephen daughter Over the summer. Cleary and trustees of the fife and drum corps. collapse and might not be able to ing storms whipped up high winds Low 60 to 65. Winds light southwest. Some sun early Prague got a commitment from the smokers. Elementary school Douglas began their famous series of According to Cleary, he and John perform over the summer because staffers who wish to smoke will and heavy rain in northeastern Saturday then mostly cloudy with a 60 percent chance debates. TODAY’S BARBS Connecticut National Tuard to Hetzel, chairman of the corps’ it had no place to practice. Florida. Winds gusted to 52 mph BY PHIL PASTORET Water ban permanent clear a 5-5-acre parcel of land on have the option of going to the of showers. High around 80. TODAY’S BIRTHDAYS: Aubrey board of trustees surveyed the site Cleary believes now, however, Center School building to smoke or at Mayport, and deluged Avon Careless cooks won’t benefit at all from South Street at no charge. The land. with two guard officers in June. that the corps’ worries are over. He Central, southwest interior: Sunny today. High 80 to Beardsley (1872); Count Basie (1904); videotaped recipes. They’ll just fast- Mandatory water restrictions donated to the corps by the state in going outside on the far side of the dale with more than 3 inches of Princess Margaret Rose of Great Brit forward over some of the Ingredients. necessary, he said. Cleary said a IS-man unit from said the site will be ready for elementary school building to rain in an hour and 15 minutes. 85. Winds west around 10 mph. Increasing cloudiness have been imposed in the eastern Residents who live in odd- 1977, will be used by the group as a Norwich or Enfield will arrive in outdoor practice in late September. tonight. A 30 percent chance of showers late at night ain (1930); Kenny Rogers (1938) section of Manchester, said Patrick practice site. The guard is clearing smoke. Strong thunderstorms deve Demolition derbies must be pretty numbered houses will only be September with bulldozers and He hopes once a drill shed is built, it A smoking ban in the schools loped Thursday evening along a Low 60 to 65. Winds light south. A 70 percent chance of TODAY’S QUOTE: "That is the issue Kearney, water operations man allowed to water on odd-numbered the land as part of a combat other equipment to clear away tree can be used for practice year- that will continue In this country when tame events lor those who drive on In ager for the town water engineering exercise. became an issue during the May stationary front curving through showers Saturday. High around 80. terstates to get to them. days, and people living in even- < -t» m p c and put in an access road. round. municipal elections. Tlie Demo the poor tongues ot Judge Douglas department. numbered houses will only be the middle Mississippi Valley, West coastal, east coastal: Sunny today. High 80 to and myself shall be silent. If is the eter cratic Party backed a ban. while m producing large hail and high TODAY'S TRIVIA ANSWERS: (b) Prin The restrictions will be in effect allowed to water their lawns on nal struggle between these two princi cess Margaret Rose Is Queen Eliza until the department can install a some Republicans said it would be sgiuoui ioujuins winds in Missouri and Iowa. 85. Winds west around 10 mph. Increasing cloudiness even-numbered days. Watering Bolton pupils to learn from their peers impossible to enforce. tonight. A 30 percent chance of showers late at night. ples — right and wrong — throughout beth's sister. new water pump at the Highland lawns in the entire area between 8 8«it buixip isatfcoM ojF spuiM Gusts to 60 mph in east-central BOLTON — The Board of Educa similar group at a high school in students will concentrate on skills Missouri downed trees and power Low in the mid 60s. Winds southwest around 10 mph. Street Booster Pumpstation, which p.m. and 10 a.m. is also banned. tion Thursday OK’d a request to Mddri eqi 'Aiasjo/vuoo ‘joiuim serves the area. He said the new Glastonbury residents who use Vermont, the idea of the group is such as listening and problem lines south of Bowling Green and Mostly cloudy Saturday with a 60 percent chance of pump should be in place by Manchester water are also have a peer support group for “to begin to develop a group of solving. Stillman said the students north of Troy. showers. High around 80. Astrograph mid-September. affected. eighth-graders. students within the oldest students will not be taught how to give Onter School guidance counse EMERGENCY The mandatory water restric (eighth-graders) that will focus on advice. Fire — Police — Medical tions were voluntary earlier this lor Susan Stillman and school interpersonal relations.” ' “The students will decide for summer. Kearney said. Soaring psychologist Betty O’Brien submit . serious matters conscientiously today, English poets Robert Browning Stillman said the group of about themselves where to go with the temperatures and high demand for and Elizabeth Barrett were mar ted the request. 10 students will meet once or twice a DIAL 911 % u r but don't let somberness spill over Into new skills they will have,” she In Manchester fun areas. It shouldn't bo all work and water have made the change ried in 1846. According to Stillman, who ran a week during school hours. She said Stillman. ^ r t h d a y no play. PEOPLE CAPRICORN (Doc. 22-Jan. 19) Today, you will be more dedicated to doing Saturday, Aug. 22,1967 things lor someone you love than you There will be a marked improvement in ' will for yourself. Good things happen to Lousy television don, Gandhi’s social secretary, your social life in the year ahead. It In nice people. said Thursday. NEW YORK (AP) - Kirk cludes lots of exciting activities, shared AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Before A drought has caused food with many new friends. making a major decision today, careful Douglas says that when he looks shortages in 14 of India’s 25 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Someone impor ly weigh all the pros and cons. If they are at Wall Street executives impli states. tant to your Immediate plans who not in proper balance, don't commit cated in insider trading, he President Ramaswami Ven- you've been unable to reach should be yourself. wonders if their minds have been accessible today. Keep trying until you PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Conditions kataraman and his wife, Janaki, make the connection. Know where to are starting to look more promising tor muddled from watching "too were among the first guests to much lousy television." look for romance and you'll find it. The you at this time where your work is con arrive at the prime minister’s Astro-Graph Matchmaker set Instantly cerned. Don't bo afraid to assume more "When these fellows in famous residence. reveals which signs are romantically responsibility; brokerage houses give them One follower brought a cake perfect lor you. Mail $2 to Matchmaker, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) You can get selves code names and go to and another a 6-foot portrait of c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, a person who Is uncooperative to do secret rendezvous to exchange Cleveland. OH 4410-3428. your bidding today by kidding him or Gandhi’s grandfather, Jawahar- VIRQO (Aug. 23-S«pt. 22) A concerned bags of cash, do they know who" lal Nehru, India’s first prime her Into It. Warmth, wit and humor will they are?” Douglas writes in this friend will step In and help you today in soothe troubled waters. minister, as a gift. a situation where you felt alone and TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Your real Sunday's Parade magazine. "Or Gandhi later attended Parlia abandoned. This person's Intervention Joy will come from doing things lor oth have they Just been watching too ment and met visiting dignitar will set things right. ers today. In your involvement with much lousy television?" ies, a spokesman from his office LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You can be a those you love, try to give more than The problem, Douglas says, is said. better friend to someone you like if you you expect In return. people become confused about lift some of the responsibilities from his GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) When mak the line between make-believe or her shoulders today. This person ing social plans today, be sure to in and reality. would do the same for you If she were clude an old friend you've neglected needed. lately. This person Is starting to feel "What made Dennis Levine or SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Your unappreciated. Ivan Boesky choose to do what Trashy beginning chances for fulfilling your material ob CXMCER (Juna 21-July 22) Your possi they did?” Douglas asks. "Do AP photo jectives are quite good today. Use your bilities for personal gain look better they want all this money Just so NEW YORK (AP) - Pop star Initiative. Be assertive, but not than usual today. Be on the alert, be they can live like characters on KISS FOR THE STAR — Actress Linda Evans gets a kiss Madonna, whose tour of the agressive. cause a new channel for acquisition ‘Dynasty?’” from her “Dynasty” co-star, John Forsythe, after Evans nation this summer drew sell-out SAQITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Doc. 21) Treat may suddenly open. received a piaque and star Thursday on the Hoiiywood crowds, said she ate out of trash Waik of Fame. cans and begged for a place to stay when she first came to New York. Carrent Quotations Drug charges cocaine for sale and was being Georgetown University Hospital "I would take whatever I could held on $5,000 bail. on Thursday. He suffered the take in a taxicab to wherever I "I think he’s likely to get back WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. Wednesday’s arrest was one of injury last weekend, according to went to next,” Madonna, who was “People care a lot more about (AP) — A sheriff’s deputy who several over the years on narcot Labor Department spokeswoman in the presidential race in the next the message than they do about raised in Bay City, Mich., said in 30 to 60 days.” — Gary Hart’s stopped musician Ike Turner on a ics charges for Turner. Last year. Ann Amling. the Sept. 7 issue of Us magazine. the gender of the messenger.’’ — traffic violation noticed a cocaine Turner, who lives in Cerritos, former campaign manager, Wil Rep. Pat Schroeder, D-Colo.,who "I took a big breath, gritted my liam Dixon, on the former Colo pipe and a piece of cocaine in the acknowledged he had used co teeth, blinked back my tears and is considering entry into the 1988 car and arrested Turner and a caine daily for 15 years and said rado senator’s dropped bid for the presidential race. said, T m gonna do it — I have to Democratic nomination. companion on drug charges, he was undergoing rehabilitation. Birthday drought do it, because there’s nowhere authorities said. else for me to go.’” “What it boils down to is what him nm hm nm i Turner, the 54-year-old former NEW DELHI, India (AP) - Madonna said she still loves happens when people in power V j i . i i j . j j _ husband of singer Tina Turner, Brock goes home Prime Minister Rajiv Gandhi bad-boy actor Sean Penn and don’t have a sense of humor." — L O E E O s y was being held Thursday on greeted hundreds of well-wishers remains optimistic about their Punk rock singer Jello Biafra, ------^------$2,500 bail for investigation of WASHINGTON (AP) - Labor on bis 43rd birthday, but no public chances of staying together des who faces a charge of distributing possession of cocaine, said Los Secretary William E. Brock has celebration was held because of a pite rumors of divorce that have harmful materials to a Juvenile Connecticut daily Angeles County Sheriffs Deputy gone home following an operation severe drought. endured almost since their wed for including a sexually explicit Pete Fosselman. to repair a detached retina in one "There is a certain mood of ding day. poster in an album by the Thursday: 207 Conn^ticut and Massachusetts endured record temperatures A passenger, Willie James eye. austerity and he made his views "Let’s Just say I’m feeling now-defunct group Dead Play Four: 1522 Smith, 40, of Cerritos, was booked Brock, who underwent surgery known to us that there should be hopeful,” she said. 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Connecticut In B ri^ ■a V^Sm/WorU in Brief 4- S Sales tax revenues look promising Toll rises to 15 In British rampage budget official says state sales tax revenues, which had shown a decline in recent months, were back ♦ n?**®!!** - Townspeople consoled each other on the increase, boosting optimism for the budget year that has today as the death toll in a horrifying shooting spree rose to 15 and Just begun. more infomation emerged about the gunman who cheerfully The sales taxin Junedidbetterthanweanticipated,’’ Edward tow target practice a day before his rampage. c. Baida, chief of economic and revenue forecasting in the A woman shot while she sat in her governor s budget office, said Thursday. "There had been a wheelchair enjoying the sun, died late Thursday of multiple ** trend in April and May. Now, we feel much more gunshot wounds, said a statement from Princess Margaret’s confident about forecasting for 1987-88." without knowing that her The 1987-88 budget year began July 1. Baida’s office is also husband, Victor, was killed trying to save her beginning to draw together figures for the 1988-89 budget, which w®“ n«*ed in Wednesday’s massacre were the General Assembly will be voting on next spring. hospitalized today. One of them, Ian Playle, 34, was in critical F ly in g Baida said the increase for June would likely mean a modest conoiuoiii increase in the surplus estimate for 1986-87, estimated earlier this I^cal residents started a fund to help the bereaved, and phone month at $347.4 million. s c u lp tu re s calls from people offering contributions poured into radio o "®‘bing spectacular, probably a few million more,” stations. Baida said. Three “flying sculp banks set up accounts in branches around the country. tures” created by D iffe re n t Millionaire Peter de Savary, whose nearby estate draws many Viennese artist Andre Gas hearing attracts little attention ®"** «>"Pl®ys townspeople, donated 10,000 pounds a p p ro a c h e s ($16,000). Heller fly over the NEW HAVEN — A state hearing on a proposal to raise natural Horseshoe Falls at gas rates to consumers in the New Haven area attracted only two Showing different Niagara Falls Thurs sp^okers and lasted just 15 minutes Thursday night. approaches to the Economy grows at moderate rate I think it s ridiculous. The whole thing is a farce,” one woman same task, youths day. The balloons, WASHINGTON — The U.S. economy grew at a moderate said of the hearing after her husband testified before two jump off a bridge near averaging 120 feet in commissioners of the Department of Public Utility Control. annual rate of 2.3 percent in the April-June quarter, slightly height, cost between People don't attend because they don’t feel they’ll be listened the Cohasset, Mass., slower than previously thought because of a disappointing spurt to, said Chester Waselewski, who spoke for the Connecticut harbor into water in the trade deficit in June, the government reported today. $100,000 and Citizen Action Group and the New Haven Senior Council. about 30 feet beiow. . The Commerce Department said the gross national product, $150,(X)0 each and are the broadest measure of economic health, grew at about half the Southern Connecticut Gas Co. has asked the DPUC for a $4.3 AP photo touring 30 North million rate incf'ease. 4.4 percent rate turned in during the first three months of the year. American cities. Although some business customers would see rates drop, the AP photo company’s rate increase would mean higher bills for residential The new estimate of GNP growth was revised down from an customers. The rates would go up between 2.3 percent and 8.2 initial report a month ago which put G N P growth at a 2.6 percent percent for residential customers, depending on how much gas New Haven locks out minorities annual rate. they use. The new report said inflation, as measured by a price index tied Winds and waves stall convoy to the GNP, was rising at an annual rate of 4.3 percent in the the roots of empowerment, politically and the violence started. Twenty years after spring quarter, unchanged from the estimate a month ago. State seeks Jail site east of river economically. You can’t have one without the He said the riots led tochangesat Yale, making The 4.3 percent rate of inflation was down slightly from a 4.5 other.” he said. the school more responi ve to community needs. Iran admits laying some of the mines in the Persian Gulf race riots, there’s percent increase in the first quarter. Inflation so far this year is HARTFORD — Corrections officials say they are in the market The New Haven riots began after Edward “ It got attention, and if anything that wasa sad for 15 to 25 acres for a new $40 million, 400-bed jail in eastern Thomas, owner of Tony’s Snack Bar, shot Julio rising much faster than the 2.7 percent increase in prices for all of more understanding commentary... it took that kind of action toget a MANAMA, Bahrain (AP) — ated waves up to six feet. The officials, who spoke on condition of about 12 hours. Connecticut. Diaz, 35, at the restaurant just before 6 p.m. on 1986. response.” he said from his offices in Teaneck, Wind-whipped waves that impede sources said the waves make anonymity, said Coast Guard helic Beginning Sunday, advertisements will start running in Aug. 19, 1967. By 8:30 p.m., youths were but little else N.J. anti-mine efforts kept the third helicopter mine-hunting extremely opters and patrol boats were The three tankers in the third vandalizing the area and a two-alarm fire had newspapers offering to buy private property east of the After graduation, Ogilvie. 41, worked in New convoy of reflagged Kuwaiti difficult. combing the waters regularly and convoy are among 11 Kuwaiti Connecticut River, said William Carbone, chairman of the state broken out. Nicaragua picks peace-plan monitors tankers and U.S. warships stalled NEW HAVEN (AP) — There is a broader Haven for eight years at various social service The sources are shipping agents, all was clear. vessels to be reflagged with the Commission on Prison and Jail Overcrowding. The next day, a Sunday. Mayor Richard C. Lee programs. He later received his master’sdegree in the central Persian Gulf today, tugboat operators and other offi Stars and Stripes to afford them understanding of problems that led to race riots MANAGUA, Nicaragua — The archbishop of Managua and A mine in the area claimed six The state also is looking for public land for the project — part of declared a state of emergency and imposed an 8 from Yale and now is a management consultant shipping sources said. cials who closely monitor shipping protection from attacks by Iran, in the city 20 years ago, but blacks and other other leading Sandinista critics have been nominated to a lives when the salvage tugboat an effort to keep the prison population from exceeding legal p.m. curfew. Gangs, however, continued to roam and part-time lecturer at the Ivy League school. Iran acknowledged for the first which considers Kuwait an ally of minorities continue to be locked out of four-member national commission to ensure the government radios and maritime activity. All Anita struck it Aug. 16, days after limits. the streets, looting and setting fires amid time it was responsible for laying at Iraq. opportunities in business and government, a “ The climate is healthierthanbefore.” hesaid. spoke on condition of anonymity. reported sounds of gunfire. abides by a new Central American peace plan. least some of the mines that have the U.S.-operated supertanker Tex E arlier this month, the officials of Suffield and Newtown said black community leader says. “ You have, or had several black political The 200 miles remaining between By Tuesday, state and local police finally Nicaragua’s Roman Catholic bishops, in a four-hour meeting plagued earlier convoys and other aco Caribbean was damaged by. a More than 330 ships have been they would contest a state decision to locate new lockups in their Experts agreed that disparities in salary, leaders, whereas before there were very few that the convoy and the Al-Ahmadi oil began restoring orderandbyTbursday Lee lifted Thursday, proposed three candidates; Cardinal Miguel Obandoy shipping in the gulf and adjoining mine in the same area. attacked by Iran or .Iraq since the towns. education and employment opportunities for the had a voice in the local government that made a terminal in Kuwait are regarded as the state of emergency. Left behind were Bravo, archbishop of Managua; Monsignor Bosco Vivas, waters. The Gulf Agency, which operated war broke out in September 1980. Connecticut faces three federal lawsuits on overcrowding. city’s minorities were at the root of the riots that difference. New Haven did send a black the most dangerous of the 550-miIe abandoned neighborhoods, extensive property auxiliary archbishop; and Monsignor Salvador Scheaffler, Iraq said its fighter-bombers the Anita, reported today that The American warships were If the population of men exceeds 6,455 and women 398 for 30 began Aug. 19, 1967, after a white restaurant treasurer to Hartford. But what does that all add voyage through the gulf. damage and numerous questions. up to in daily life?” archbishop of Bluefields on the Atlantic coast. destroyed three Iranian factories in divers had located the wreckage shepherding the 294,739-ton super consecutive days, the state is required to begin releasing inmates owner shot a Puerto Rican man. Shipping sources in the southern A month later, federal investigators came to Also Thursday, the 11 registered opposition political parties air raids today, resuming an air and recovered the bodies of two of tanker Townsend and twin 46,723- early. Riots in other cities left 43 dead in Detroit. 26 Parker said the city has failed to involve gulf emirate of Fujairah said that the city todeterminethecauseof the riots in a city minorities the “ participation and business announced their three nominees. Considered among the offensive against Iran’s economy several more mines have been the five still missing. ton gas carriers Gas Queen and Gas Thursday, the male population exceeded the statutory cap of dead in Newark. N.J., and thousands injured and where the federal government had spent millions Princess. structure” of the city. He said the city has a strongest Sandinista opponents in the opposition parties, they are after a one-day lull. spotted in waters of the ship The third convoy of American 6,455 for the third day, reaching 6,479 inmates; the female arrested. More than 100 cities were hit with riots of dollars trying to improve housing and sponsor by September that year. “ despicable” record. Virgilio Godoy, president of the Liberal Independent Party: Winds blowing desert sand had anchorage about 30 miles south of warships and Kuwaiti tankers was Witnesses spotted the USS Gua population was 398. anti-poverty programs under the Model City stalled the convoy off the coast of “ We know a little more about what it was we “ There are all sorts of complex economic Erick Ramirez, president of the Social Christian Party; and the Strait of Hormuz, gateway to stopped near where the super dalcanal on Thursday six miles program. Saudi Arabia on Thursday. Visibil were struggling for.” former state Treasurer developments going on in the city. Blacks are not Manuel Matus of the Social Democrat Party. the gulf. tanker Bridgeton hit a mine July 24 ahead of the convoy. The ship President Lyndon Johnson later said the only going to participate in the development of the ity improved to nearly three miles But Fujairah Coast Guard offi Prague wants tougher DWI law Henry Parker said Thursday in discussing the solution to preventing future riots was “ an attack and where concerns over mines carries RH-53D Sea Stallion mine downtown, nor for the most part will we end up today, but gusts of 20 mph gener cials denied that. One of the delayed the second convoy for lessons of the past two decades. upon the conditions that breed despair and sweeping helicopters. HARTFORD — Denouncing the state's pre-trial alcohol Parker, a New Haven resident, was a school with any of the significant businesses there,” he violence.” said. education program as ineffective, a legislator has proposed teacher at the time of the riots. He went on to run Caucus urges Schroeder to run automatic suspension of drivers licenses for refusal to take or Today, New Haven is considered one of the Parker believes the city’s best hope for the for mayor, become the state’s highest elected nation’s poorest cities. It has a high infant PORTLAND, Ore. — Rep. Pat Schroeder, appearing before the failure to pass police breath tests. future lies with Bill Jones, a Democratic black black official and now works as an investment mortality ratecomparedtothenationalaverage, National Women’s Political Caucus, appears to have struck a Child-support payments drop sharply “ It’s been proven that swift license suspension is one of the banker. mayoral candidate. He said Jones’ candidacy and unemployment is higher than the statewide may force city officials to include more blacks In nerve among women activists from both parties with her biggest deterrents to drunk driving,” Rep. Edith Prague, He believes that blacks and other minorities WASHINGTON (AP) — Women’s groups are average, according to state and federal figures. local government and give minorities a greater self-described “ exploratory adventure” into male-dominated been making small payments, thus lowering the D-Columbia, said Thursday. continue to be deprived of key positions in the reacting with dismay to a new government study Don Ogilvie. a Yale undergraduate at the time role in reviving the city’s economy. presidential politics. average paid. In addition, she said 1985 might Backing the call for automatic 45-day suspensions, Steven New Haven government and have been blocked showing that the average child-support payment Child Support of the riots, said Thursday he recalled being He said Jones’ candidacy could Inspire the “ I would re-register Democrat to vote for her,” said Mary have been too soon to see an effect from new Blackstone, coordinator for the National Transportation Safety from participating in the development of local to mothers on their own has dropped sharply. Average payment surprised by the New Haven riots. black the community to strive for “ equitable Stanley, a lifelong California Republican. federal laws toughening collection procedures Board, said 21 other states have adopted similar measures to' businesses. “ I ’m astounded,” said Sara Rix of the adjusted (or inflation “ There was not any surpisein the frustration.. participation” in the same fashion his failed Stanley was among some 400 caucus members Thursday who from absent fathers. make certain that peopoe arrested for drunken driving do not go “ When the civil disturbances broke out we Women’s Research and Education Institute. it was just that it was finally expressed in New mayoral bid did in 1969. He said DiLieto’s urged the Colorado Democrat to make her candidacy official, ■ 1983 H 1985 John F. Coder, head of the Census Bureau’s on driving indefinitely. weren't thinking immediately about total Nancy Ebb of the Children’s Defense Fund Haven. I didn’t have the impression that New administration has become arrogant and chanting “ run, Pat, run.” income statistics branch, said the amounts of Blackstone said Connecticut’s current laws only encourage empowerment as we are today. I think we were Haveners would react as strongly as they did,” termed the findings “ certainly disheartening.” unresponsive to powerless minority interests. Schroeder, the feminist group’s sentimental favorite, was to be £ i z 4 ^ child support awarded by judges have declined guilty pleas by people facing drunken driving charges for the first talking about the human condition, people living said Ogilvie. And Ruth Sanders of the Census Bureau, who in squalor . . . We were just looking for things to “ I don’t think this is going to remedy the followed today by Democratic presidential hopefuls Jesse by about the same amount as the drop in actual time. A guiity plea makes such people eligible for the pre-trial Ogilvie. who graduated from Yale in 1968, was compiled the new report, said a drop in payments. make living a little better,” Parker said. political problem immediately ... but whether Jackson and Sen. Albert Gore of Tennessee. alcohol education program. If accepted into the program, they do a member of the Black Student Alliance and was child-support payments is “ certainly unfortu "But now we understand the problem with a Bill Jones and the Green Party win or lose, I Ross Brown, an aide to Rep. Barbara not lose their iicenses. active in community afairs. He was in New York nate,” while admitting that the reasons are not Kennelly, D-C!onn., suggested part of the decline little broader definition and it goes primarily to daresay New Haven will not be the same for the clear. City when the riots broke out and returned after next few years,” Parker said. may have resulted from court reductions of “ That’s the immediate question, which there payments due. Networks bicker over Glass story is no immediate answer to,” she said in an Unlicensed workers off the Job There have been instances in which a parent — interview. BRIDGEPORT — More than 100 pipe fitters — nearly 20 NEW YORK — The story of Charles Glass’s escape from his usually the father — living in a separate state IViotorcycles will roar Lebanese captors triggered bickering among the networks over Her study found that child-support payments from the one where the settlement was percent of the total workforce at the Bridgeport garbage-to- averaged $2,215 in 1985, down from $2,528 in 1983, energy plant — were ordered off their jobs because they weren’t ABC’s exclusive first interview with Glass and CBS anchor Dan originally reached, is able to persuade a court in Rather’s suggestion of doubt the former ABC News correspond in constant dollars adjusted for inflation. That is his new state to lower his child-support payment licensed to work in Connecticut. a drop of 12.4 percent. ent was really a hostage. and wipe out any arrears, she said. Consumer Protection Commissioner Mary Heslin ordered the It wasn’t the first time the average child- over voices of protest In his “ CBS Evening News” broadcast Tuesday night. Rather action, state officials announced Wednesday, but authorized a support payment has fallen, Sanders pointed White Black Hispanic Average An amendment to federal law last year now licensing test Tuesday to 113 workers at the plant. described Glass as “ a young American who says he was a out, with earlier studies finding a 16 percent bans that practice, she said, but it may have Also, according to Heslin, Bridgeport RESCO Co., the general STAFFORD (AP) — The Easyriders ments. but Health Officer EMward Regan hostage.” decrease between 1978 and 1981. From 1981 to AP graphic been a factor in the 1983-85 period. contractor for the project, has entered into a consent agreement Motorcycle Rodeo will roar this weekend at said in a letter to selectmen Monday that “ I actually jumped when I heard that and looked around the 1983 there was no significant change, she said. The drop in child support was confined to the Stafford Motor Speedway over voices of in which it*dmitted no wrongdoing but agreed to cease hiring many of the requirements were not room to see if anybody else heard,” said Jeanee von Essen, CNN Sanders added that on the positive side, the resulted in no support award in the past. Now a white families, where the average support protest from local officials concerned it will addressed. vice president of foreign news. “ Several other people were new study found an increase in the share of collection fell from $2,672 to $2,294, the study unlicensed workers. draw unruly crowds. judge has made an award, but it may be However, Julian decided a town permit staring at the monitor. They had the same reaction I did.” women with children being awarded child relatively small in these cases and pull down the showed. Alex Covell, plant manager for Signal Environmental “ They have all the permits necessary as was not required because the state statute ABC’s Ted Koppel, who conducted the lengthy interview with support in their divorce or separation average, she said. Systems, the general contractor for building and operating the far as we’re concerned. The rodeo will go For black families the average payment rose $288 million plant, said the action is not expected to delay the exempts events whose audiences number Glass for ABC’s “ World News Tonight” and “ Nightline,” called agreements. Another reason, Sanders suggested, could be from $1,582 to $1,754, and for Hispanics it edged on.” Borough Warden Doc Sellers said less than the arena seating capacity plus 250. Rather’s remark “ beneath contempt.” That climbed from 57.7 percent to 61.3 percent completion of the plant, which is expected to go into operation in Thursday. that the number of very large awards has up from $1,986 to $2,011. The speedway seats 12,000. Glass said he escaped, though some officials thought his of mothers raising children, she said. declined. A small number of cases in which a lot mid-1988. First Selectman John E. Julian had White women were much more likely to have Speedway officials noted they never had captors might have allowed him to go free. But no one had And it may help account for some of the drop in considered blocking the rodeo after receiv of money is awarded can raise the average, and been awarded child-support payments in the been asked to apply for permits for weekly questioned that he was kidnapped, along with the son of the the average payment, she said. ing telephone calls from 20 to 25 residents if there are fewer in that group, the average first place, however, at 71 percent. That Unspoiled Island for sale In sound car races, which draw more than 3,000 Lebanese defense minister, who was later released. It is possible, she said, that those are cases in would decline, she said. who were worried that it would attract an spectators every weekend. compares with 36 percent of black women and 42 which low income by the father would have Rix suggested that more fathers may have percent of Hispanic women. NEW H AVEN — A 435-acre island off eastern Long Island that unruly crowd. Further, the Planning and Zoning Com is unoccupied except for caretaker and about 100 deer will soon be Organizers of the rodeo have estimated mission decided last week that races and up for sale for $16.5 million. that 4.000 to 8,000 people will attend the event, “ related uses” are permitted at the billed as a “ two-day party” and charity India races Pakistan to build nuke New Haven businessman Mike Belfonti and August Lenhart of speedway because it existed before zoning benefit in a recent issue of Easyriders Walsh wins rounds in Iran-contra probe Stamford are under contract to purchse Robins Island from a But Prucker said he still believes the WASHINGTON — India may develop nuclear weapons to magazine, a national publication for statute governing mass gatherings should counter a nuclear threat from Pakistan unless the United States German businessman for $12 million, said Bill Norris, a Stamford motorcylists. WASHINGTON (AP) - The the independent counsel provision our right, pursuant to the Treaty for man Joerg Kistler told The Asso real estate agent. apply to the rodeo. and other superpowers can intervene to halt such an arms race on independent counsel whose investi A Biker’s Ball is scheduled for Saturday of the Ethics in Government Act is Mutual Assistance in Criminal ciated Press he expected the “ I disagree with the legal theory that the the Aslan subcontinent, a study says. gation of the Iran-contra affair has After the sale is completed in about four months, Belfonti and night in a clubhouse adjacent to the unconstitutional, saying that ques Matters, to receive the evidence documents could be turned over town permit is not necessary, I disagree with “It looks very bad for stopping the nuclear arms contest been challenged on legal grounds Lenhart plan to resell the island, located in Great Peconic Bay. speedway, and afterwards those in attend tion need not be decided in this case. located in Switzerland.” "shortly” to U.S. authorities. the zoning opinion,” he said. won major victories on two conti Norris said among those who have expressed an interest in the ance may camp on the grounds overnight. between those countries unless the nuclear supplier nations can Meanwhile, the Swiss Supreme Walsh complained last week that Sellers said that he did not believe the nents, one giving him access to Court on Thursday set aside bank island are developers who want to build million-dollar homes on it Two selectmen who are running for first get together,” said Gary Milhollin, a taw professor at the failure to obtain access to the Swiss public was against the rodeo. He said he Swiss bank records and the other ing secrecy rules and ordered and corporations that want to establish a rest and recreation area selectman. Democrat Brian W. Pruckerand University of Wisconsin. records slowed his investigation. received only one call from a resident AP photo upholding his right to continue his records to be handed over to for their employees. Republican Bruce Ekenbarger, passed a Milhollin’s analysis of the effect of U.S. restraints on the Indian The Swiss court ruling will not against the event, and many calls in favor of work. Walsh’s office. A TTENTION He said the president of a foreign nation, whom he refused to motion Monday recommending that Julian nuclear program was published Thursday in the American immediately resolve the issue of it after town officials threatened to block it. In its ruling Thursday, the U.S. name, also has expressed an interest. withhold the town permit. A kl88 for her honey Journal of International Law. The Swiss judges unanimously the ownership of $8 million which KIRBY OWNERS!! “ We have some confusion because there Court of Appeals rejected an They cited state statutes calling for a Sometime in the next decade, India could be ready to export a rejected appeals filed against such U.S. investigators say remain Whoever buys the island will have privacy because it is about a are two sets of rules, but the borough has argument by Lt. Col. Oliver L. permit for any gathering of more than 3,000 Ann Stevens kisses her son, Maxwell number of nuclear items such as plutonium, a key component of assistance by three major figures frozen in Swiss bank accounts. wt im OEHUMK Rnmr nun mile off the Eastern Long Island, N.Y., community of New always issued the permits in the past,” North that the March 5 regulation people. Beck, after he broke the world record for weapons, Milhollin says. in the case: retired U.S. Air Force Swiss Justice Ministry spokes W« rspair Khky VaM M n Suffolk and the only way onto the island is by boat or helicopter. Sellers said. “ The police chief has been authorizing independent counsel Maj. (Sen. Richard V. Secord and State law mandates that sponsors of a talking ot our attorney today and they say wearing bees on his body Thursday in India and Pakistan have been in three wars in the 40 years since SMALL APPLMNCE REPAIR Lawrence E. Walsh’s work was Iranian-born businessmen Albert This mass gathering meet standards that include everything is set to go ahead as planned.” Upper Pittsgrove Township, N.J. Beck, the two independent nations were created with the partitioning of invalid. Post R d P l i ^ RL $0 providing ad^uate numbers of toilets, Hakim and Manucher Ghorbanifar. Prucker, who had threatened last week to covered with 138,000 Italian honeybees British India. However, the court did not rule on \A/eekenu Vernon, CT East Lyme residents oppose mall shower facilities, doctors and nurses and A statement released by Walsh’s seek an injunction against the rodeo if a Opponents of the global spread of nuclear weapons have the claim by North, the fired latexite ______t n r i m ______supplies of drinking water. for two hours, earned a spot In the 1988 office said he was "pleased that the by C O P n AND EAST LYM E — More than 100 people crammed into a Town permit was signed, has now conceded there focused their efforts during the past 15 years on the National Security Council aide, that Swiss federal tribunal has affirmed ts% dhceeet wWi iMs sseese. The speedway filed a letter with Julian Hall meeting room Thursday to oppose a proposed $100 million isn’t sufficient time before the rodeo to edition of the Guinness Book of World Indian-Pakistani competition. FOH IHi iirr A / OOKS outlining how it would meet the require YOUR DRIVrWAY mail only to learn that plans for the mall had been dropped. obtain the injunction. Records. or Attorney Ronald F. Stevens, one of the developers of an 80-acre parcel off Interstate 95, told stunned residents at a Zoning FERRANpO ORCHARDS Commission public hearing: “We’ve abandoned the mall Aides map Reagan’s next steps concept. It won’t work.” Congressman-elect starts to assemble staff Nanvt Foachos SANTA BARBARA, Calif. - White House Chief of Staff Parisian Coiffure The major stumbling blocks to the mall were the large amount Excallint fon ffNzlns ind canning WASHINGTON (AP) — Republi Shays, a state representative office tucked in an out-of-the way Howard H. Baker Jr. says President Reagan emerged from the 1043 Main St. • Manchester • 643-9832 of traffic a mall would generate and a lack of good roads leading vember. was easily defeated 58-42 can Christopher Shays of Connecti from Stamford, won a special comer of the Longworth House percent. Iran-contra hearings "in good shape” and his aides are busy PurltanA PaHla Had and to the site, the developers said. cut says he is realistic about what election Tqesday to fill the seat of Office Building. Shays said, "It developing strategies for the domestic and foreign policy battles he can accomplish after he is sworn McKinney, a nine-term Republican hasn’t sunk in yet that I ’m a “ I ’ve had a great time during the ahead. Qravnitaln Applas campaign and I didn’t want the in next month as the newest who became the first member of congressman.” While Reagan was relaxing with his wife, Nancy, at their Back to School Specials member of Congress. campaign to end. All of a sudden, New Haven tries to recruit cops Congress known to have contracted Shays will be sworn into office Rancho del Cielo hideway in the Santa Ynez Mountains near “ I don’t expect to move moun It’s caught up with me.” Shays said «'»pp Dnbury AIDS. McKinney died May 7. Sept. 9, the first day Congress Santa Barbara, his top aides were meeting "to take stock of ^ C u t and Blow Dry NEW HAVEN — In a bid to solve a shortage of police officers, tains. I have no illusions that Shays came to Washington on while walking through the halls of O p a n 7 0 § r k A W m . returns from the summer recess. where we are and get a snapshot of what happens next,” Baker the city plans to raise the starting pay for patrol officers and Washington is going to be aware Thursday to start the nitty-gritty Congress. Shays was obviously exhausted told reporters Thursday. 222 Birch Ml. HdSgiMtcnbury $ 1 0 0 0 shorten the time it takes to be admitted to the training academy, that I ’m here. But I know if I keep at work of putting together a staff and He said despite exhaustion, from a hectic campaign in which he After the nearly five-hour meeting of Reagan’s top advisers at ( t m ll0 $ Myon^tto'sj officials say. it I will do an excellent job for my setting up shop in an office the size barely qualified for the GOP "There’s nothing anti-climactic a hotel near this city bn the Pacific coast, Baker assessed The police deprtment now has about 32 vacant positions. constituents,” Shays said Thurs of a small apartment. primary ballot, then went on to win about coming down to the Capitol of Reagan’s standing with less than a year and a half left in office. • Perms “ The goal will be to fill every position,” John DeStefano, the day, less than 48 hours after his He spent the day signing papers, the primary and general election the United States.” “ It was a good opportunity for us to get together and take stock city’s chief administrative officer, said'Thursday. “ Both these surprisingly convincing victory. getting his official House photo despite being outspent by wide $ 3 0 0 0 He said he will meet Monday and of where we are, and consiiler what recommendations we make efforts will help us do that. Hopefully, we will see the fruits of the "N o one is going to replace snapped and conferring with the margins. Democrat Christine Nie- Tuesday with mayors and first efforts this year.” Stewart McKinney,” he said. “ But four McKinney aides who are dermeier, who many thought would to the president, on where we go for the next several months,” he selectmen from the 4th District said. With Angela only he set certain standards that we staying on. win because of her narrow loss to cities and towns before taking a should try to live up to.” In an interview in his barren ' the popular McKinney last No week-long vacation with his family. * ~ MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug, 21, 1987
MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 21. 1987 - 7 OPINION BUSINESS Late flights Rich man, poor man: Income growth biggest along coast WASHINGTON (AP) - The $14,641 for every man, woman and Jack United States, which for SO years the Reagan administration had country had incomes that were child in the country last year, a 5.3 10 The fourth area of the country been since the government began hyrt us all had steadily narrowed economic been concentrated in California and percent or more below the average percent increase from 1985, the with incomes below the national keeping income statistics in 1929. i . - 'n w w '? disparities between its different 15 states lining the Atlantic Coast. income. The Southwest, which had Anderson department said in releasing re average last year was the Plains In 1929, the Mid-Atlantic region of regions, has seen a widening “ We are seeing a falloff in the been only 5 percent below the vised figures Thursday. The 1986 region of farm states, where New Jersey, New York, Maryland, One of the big tasks facing new Federal 6 gMgraphical gap between the industrial, agricultural and min national average in 1979, and the increase was down from an aver incomes were 4 percent below the Delaware, Pennsylvania and the naves and the have-nots in this eral heartland of the country while Rocky Mountain region, which was Aviation Administration head T. Allan age gain of 7.1 percent per year average, compared with l percent District of Columbia had the decade, government figures show. services, defense and high-tech 4 percent below the national aver McArtor is to deal with airline flight delays. since 1979. below par in 1979. highest per capita income, 38 The Commerce Department re industries have prospered,” said age in 1979, both slumped to 10 The national figures masked In 1979, the region with the percent above the national aver The importance of the issue was ports that during the I080s the Rudolph DePass, the Commerce percent below in 1986, while the wide discrepancies between differ highest income was the Far West, age, while the Southeast was the underscored, however, when McArtor’s own strongest growth in personal in Department analyst who prepared Southeast maintained its hold on ent regions of the country. In many with a per capita of $10,321, 14 poorest region with incomes come has come from states along the new report. the bottom rank with incomes 13 47 hometown congressman — U.S. Rep. Don respects, the Commerce report percent above the national aver percent below the national In 1979, the nationwide average percent below the average. Sundquist, R-Tenn. — was late for the new B-1 could * uii Pacific coasts mirrors the findings of a study last age, followed by the Mid-Atlantic average. Sm.'j while the vast majority of states in per capita income was $9,033. The Troubles in the Rust Belt of heavy year by the Democratic staff of the states, where incomes were 6 In 1986, New England took over as FAA official’s swearing-in ceremony. between have lagged behind. Southeast, which traditionally has manufacturing industries were Joint Economic Committee of percent above the national aver the wealthiest region, with an The reason? Areas dependent on farming been the poorest section of the starkly illustrated by the perfor Congress. age, and New England and the average per capita income of energy production and tradltiohai nation, was the only region with a mance of the Great Lakes states of You guessed it. Titled “ The Bi-Coastal Econ Great Lakes, tied with incomes 4 $14,641, 17 percent above the ■ w w i w p i r have more per capita income more than 5 Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin Sundquist’s flight from Memphis to smokestack industries have been omy,” that report said the nation percent above the national national average. New England the hardest hit while states with percent below the national aver and Indiana, where incomes fell was being divided between healthy 1 average. was followed by the Mid-Atlantic Washington was delayed about an hour and a burgeoning high-technology and age. In that region. Incomes were IS percent below the national average " ^ 1 economies on both coasts and a The differences in incomes be region, with incomes 13 percent half. service sectors have flourished. percent below the national last year, the first time in history problem-plagued heartland. It average. tween the wealthiest and the above the national average, and the It’s heartwarming to know that our nation’s hidden flaws Nationally, income averaged found that economic growth during that the region’s incomes have been poorest sections of the country in B A a ’ But by 1986, three regions of the below the average. Far West, where incomes were 12 biggest wheels face the same annoying waits 1979 were the smallest they had percent higher. at airports as the rest of us. Those who travel WASHINGTON — The B-1 bomber is the most by air know from hard experience that one- to expensive airplane ever produced. Each one costs $283 million. Broker charged five-hour waits at major airports are not Business In Brief aX Unfortunately, the B -l’s humungous price tag unusual, with the resulting missed has been no guarantee against mechanical connection. problems: its critics have dubbed it the "Flying stock market recovers from plunge with embezzling Airlines charge enough. They should face Edsel.” NEW YORK — The stock market resumed its record-setting some kind of financial penalty when they _____ . I, ^ p Now we’ve learned of yet another problem with' rally with a nearly 41-point surge in the Dow Jones Industrial the problem-prone B-1: Its manufacturer, HAR’TFORD (A P) — Authorities say an Old force people to wait for flights that are plummeted"'^ blue-chip stocks Rockwell International, has violated its own Saybrook commodities broker who aliegediy em seriously delayed. bezzled at least $1 million from investors preyed on fH'. quality-control standards for vital electrical wirinj The Dow increased 40.97 points Thursday to close at 2,706.79 “ friends and friends of friends.” m: :< k on the controversial bomber. surpassing the previous record close of 2,700.57 set Monday’ This was not one of those boiler room operations I A Rockwell spokesman admitted that certain Combined with Wednesday’s 11.16-point gain, Thursday’s rise that we hear about where people are calling cold,” procedures “ may have been omitted.” In fact, more than made up for Tuesday’s 45.91-point drop. Attorney General Joseph I. Lieberman said Thursday p Rockwell’s own investigators found that senior On the New York Stock Exchange, more than three stocks in announcing the suit against H. Aian Burkett Speaking of delays O «" advanced for every issue that declined. maintenance mechanics at the company’s B-1 chairman of the AHE Corp. / ■< / ' IV, assembly plant in Palmdale, Calif., regularly Traders cited a decline in Interest rates in the credit markets as In the suit filed in U.S. District Court in New Haven U.S. Sen. David PryOr, D-Ark., has a a reason for the renewed rally, and analysts said investors were on Tuesday, authorities charged that Burkett and his Revenue forecast principal and interest of a $13 tagMus to proceed with this failed to conduct one of two tests designed to ensure proposal for raising a considerable amount of the quality of electrical wiring for the bomber. - "Showing they still had money available to put into stocks wife, Florence Burkett, used the money for personal million bond issue which is project unless there was public whenever there was a slight break in prices. federal revenue without a tax increase. According to Rockwell, the supposed lapses and business expenses, including mortgage payments from mall project estimated to be $24,121,585. All the participation. The town has had and credit-card bills. H e w ants to re s o lv e som e 80,000 ta x disputes revenue, both personal and real its staff, independent accounting occurred between November 1983 and April 1984. Nearly 500 people nationwide have invested more To the Editor: pending in federal tax court. He says $5 billion estate taxes, from development firms, financial advisers and According to an earlier Rockwell “ quality American Brands to sell Taylor unit than $5 million since 1981 in eight commodities poois to $15 billion is tied up in litigation. What’s outside of the development area attorneys review financial state engineering report” the automated machines that operated by Burkett, said Dennis Klejna, director of Mr. J. Russell Smyth of 48 crimp the B-l’s wiring are supposed to be more, some cases have been pending for a which will occur as a direct result ments of the developer and all OLD GREENW ICH — American Brands Inc. has announced it enforcement for the federal Commodity Futures Strawberry Lane recently had a calibrated regularly by mechanics, using is offering for sale the Taylor Food Products Inc. division of its d ecad e. of these public improvements will agree that town participation as Trading Commission, a piaintiff with the state in the letter appear in the Herald James B. Beam Distilling Co. subsidiary. suit. flow directly to the General Fund. proposed is needed in order for “ go/no-go gauges.” But Rockwell’s mechanics Pryor is considering pushing for legislation Taylor Foods is being offered for sale because it no longer fits It is unclear what happened to the rest of the money. concerningthedevelopmentof380 Based on plans submitted to date this project to proceed. This form apparently ignored instructions and didn’t use the U.S. District Judge Warren Eginton issued a that would require the Internal Revenue acres in Buckland. His analysis of by developers and analysis per gauges during five-month period. American Brand’s long-range strategic plans, the company of assistance is consistent with a said Thursday. temporary restraining order Tuesday freezing all Service to make offers of settlement in costly the proposed financing for public formed by our Finance Depart A senior Rockwell maintenance mechanic, long history in this town of Burkett’s personal and business assets while authori improvements to allow for the Robert Semans, discovered the lack of quality Taylor Foods is known prim arily for Mr. and Mrs. " T ” Bloody and lengthy tax cases. ment and financial advisers on providing economic incentives ties go through his financial records. development is incorrect. I have control on the B -l’s wiring — which is critical to the Mary and other coctail mixes. Taylor’s 1986 sales were Pryor’s idea has merit. Cases that have potential tax revenue, we esti through a variety of financing -approximately $22 million. ’The banking department also issued a cease and provided the following informa mate that over a 15-year period of bomber’s performance. On April 11,1984. Semans been languishing for 10 y e a rs o r m o re should mechanisms to ensure industrial American Brands’ major products include American Tobac- desist order suspending ali trading by Burkett and tion to Mr. Smyth by letter dated submitted an employee suggesUon that gauges be su rely be settled — and settled qu ickly. I t ’s time we will receive $61,677,700 in development and the redevelop TO Carlton, Lucky Strike, Pall Mall and Tareyton cigarettes; three separate corporations he is involved with. Aug. 19, 1987: used to calibrate the automated machines. 8 new real estate taxes. ment of certain areas of our Jim Beam, Old Grand-Dad and Old Crow bourbons; Sunshine In the commodities futures market, investors buy amazing that the IRS would ever have 1. It is anticipated that it will Incredibly, this reasonable suggestion was commodities such as com or wheat before they are 5. In addition to the numbers community. Examples of thetype crackers and cookies; and Jergens personal care products. allowed such delays, knowing its penchant for take two years to construct the quoted above all personal prop of success the town has had in this rejected a month later - after Rockwell said the delivered, hoping they will be worth more when they lapses had ended. are delivered. getting hold of people’s money quickly. regional shopping mall and sev erty tax from the entire 380 acre area can be demonstrated by the In The Department of Banking launched an investiga Maybe the IRS should consider paying its eral more years to develop the area flow directly to the General Buckland Industrial Park, Man Semans then took his suggestion to the Air Force Armtek adopts ‘poison pill’ plan area around the mall. and to congressional investigators. His tion after getting a call in April from a suspicious la w y e rs on a con tin gen cy-fee basis in these Fund. After analyzing malls in chester Industrial Park, Cheney investor about Burkett’s sales pitch, including 2. During the period of construc whistleblowing resulted in two investigations. NEW H AVEN — Armtek Corp. has announced its board of cases. In oth er w ords, g iv e a ttorn eys a other communities, we have Mill area. etc. These develop promises of short-term profits of 2 percent a month. tion of the mall, real estate taxes The congressional investigators concluded that directors has adopted a “ poison pill” plan to protect stockholders estimated conservatively that the ments occurred due to town in the event of a takeover attempt. Banking Commissisoner Howard B. Brown said. AP photo percentage of the amount, once the case is will be received based upon the Rockwell had indeed violated its own personal property tax from the involvement and are now provid Under the plan, each common stockholder at the close of "Unfortunately, we find charismatic people on the settled. It w ould be am u sin g to see how fast increased value of the raw land in quality-control standards. One investigator also mall area alone will be $9,693,706. ing thousands of jobs as well as business on Sept. 2 will receive a dividend distribution of one right outer fringes of the securities regulatory system ” Scientists at work the cases would clear the courts if there was the development area. Should the Additional millions of dollars will criticized Rockwell for using harsh tactics in its Brown said. hundreds of thousand dollars in for each share of common stock held, the company said Scientist John Knell watches as technician Jan Chappell works In the m on ey attach ed at the end fo r those w ho a re taxes received from the area be be received from personal prop tax revenue. own internal investigation of the matter. Thursday. ’The five-count civil complaint also charged that insufficient to pay the bond Burkett failed to register the commodity pools and d oin g the settling. erty tax outside of the mall area. 8. Senior citizens and all The Air Force investigators said that the B-ls’ Each right will entitle the holder to purchase from Armtek one laboratory at MIcroQeneSys Inc. In West Haven. The firm was selected payments, the developer is re electricai wiring had not been compromised. A failed to provide financial statements to investors as 6. The payment of the bonds residents of town will benefit one-hundredth of a share of Series A participating cumulative required by law. by the Food and Drug Administration to be the first to test an quired to make such payments. comes solely from the new taxes immediately from®^ the retail, iaboratory analysis of B-1 wiring samples, stock at an exercise price of $65. experimental AIDS vaccine on people. There will be no reimbursement to received from a portion of the hotel, office and residential units conducted at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, The rights can be exercised and detached from the common the developer for such payments development in the380-acrearea. that will be constructed in the stated that “ all crimped contacts examined were stock if any individual or group acquires 20 percent or more of that are made prior to the opening You and other residents will not area. Without the bond issue for found to be acceptable.” Armtek’s common stock, or announces a tender or exchange of the mall. pay for this bond issue from your public improvements, it may be offer that could result in the person or group’s owning at least 30 IRA withdrawals allowed without penaity 3. As the nature of the land in the Semans doesn’t buy the Air Force investigators’ percent of the common stock. property tax. In addition, the full years before residents realize any QUESTION: I development area change^, the conclusion. “ The investigation was unbelievable,” spousal IRA, you can make a $2,000 faith and credit of the town does benefit from this large tract of he told our reporter Mike Rosenfelt. “ They only heard that a per put that money into a rollover IRA. assessment of the land will not secure this bond issue. The son under age tax-deductible contribution to his or Yes, that money and the money it land. In addition, w em ay find that tested a few wires, and even those had been her account. change. This will occur no later earns — in interest, dividend security and risk falls squarely on such developments occur in substituted by Rockwell.” EB pays millions to remove PCBs 59‘A now can than two years after the project the shoulders of the developer. neighboring towns leaving us with make withdra QUESTION: When you have and/or appreciation in value — do Semans wasn’t exactly clapped on the back when GROTON — Electric Boat shipyard has hired a Philadelphia Investors* remain sheltered from income tax has commenced, rather than five Your taxes will not rise as a result no tax revenue, no improvements wals from his written about roilover individual he brought his quality-control complaint to his ‘company to remove 89 electrical transformers and switches until withdrawn from the IRA. years which you indicate in your of the $13 million bond issue being individuai re retirement accounts, there seems to our public road and utility supervisors’ attention. Instead, he was transferred ,.containing toxic PCBs from the shipyard under a contract worth Guide You’ re also correct about there letter. As building occurs on the approved. tirement ac to be no limit to the amount of systems and increased traffic. oiit of Rockwell’s B bomber assembly area. about $9 million, the shipyard said. land, it will be assessed accord -1 count, without William A. Doyle money involved. Recently, you being “ no limit to the amount of 7. The town is providing an I urge all residents with ques John R. Kirkland, facilities staff engineer for Electric Boat, money Involved.” Some fortunate ingly depending upon its state of In fact, since his first disclosure of the company’s payings penalty answered a question from a reader, economic incentive to Homart tions concerning this project to said the company wants all the remaining transformers removed tax. How can folks have taken lump sum retire completion at the time the grand acknowledged failures, Rockwell has tried on four age 61, who had roiled over his Development Corp. and other contact either members of the from the shipyard by the end of 1988. The work will be performed that be? ment plan payments amounting to list is prepared. occasions to fire Semans on charges like tardiness entire $60,500 lump sum pension owners of land in the area to build Board of Directors or town and excessive absenteeism. Each time, when his by Brown-Bouveri Inc. payment into an IRA. millions of dollars and promptly 4 . Thiemall area alone, approxi placed those big bundles in rollover quality developments in a tim ely administrators so that accurate supervisors fired him, Semans was reinstated after “ I see PCBs as the number-one danger in terms of possible ANSWER: It’s because of one of butions to my individual retirement Does this mean income tax can be mately 64 acres, will generate an the many obscure provisions in the IRAs. fashion. Each investment oppor factual information can be re he made telephone calls to corporate headquarters. "release of hazardous chemicals from the shipyard,” said account. deferred on the $60,500 until with estimated $32,890,523 in real 'Kirkland. “ We’ve never had a spill, but the threat is there.” Tax Reform Act of 1986. drawal? How can this be done, tunity, no matter how wealthy you ceived. Fact sheets are available Meanwhile, the B-1 program has drawn criticism However, I will be 70‘/4 next QUES’n O N : I am 72 and about to estate taxes only over a 15-year are, must give you a certain rate of at the town hall which answer PCBs, or polychlorinated biphenyls, have been widely used to Before 1987, anyone who with month. I am aware I will have to when I’m only allowed to put $2,000 retire. I will take my pension in a from the General Accounting Office on other drew money from his or her IRA period of time. These revenues return or else you will not invest. many of the common questions insulate and cool industrial transformers since the 1920s. The start making the required min per year Into my IRA? I thought I lumpsum. Will I be prohibited from grounds. A recently released audit report noted the before reaching age 59‘A or becom will be used to pay of the bonds. Due to the unusually high cost of federal Environmental Protection Agency banned the continued imum withdrawals from my IRA. understood IRAs, but I guess not. putting that money Into a rollover people have regarding this following inadequecies; ing permanently disabled had to These numbers are compiled by use of the chemicals in 1976 after laboratory tests showed them to Can I continue to make annual ANSWER: You have confused IRA. because I am past 70‘A? developing the land in this area project. • A serious shortage of spare parts. At Dyess Air pay a percent penalty tax as well the town assessor after reviewing "be carcinogenic. ^ 10 tax-deferred contributions to my regular IRAs with rollover IRAs. and the fact there are no public Force Base in Texas, for example, from six to 14 of as regular income tax on the ANSWER: No, There’s no age malls of similar size in the area. IRA, while making withdrawals With a regular IRA, each em limit for rollover IRAs. The 70‘/4 roads orutilitysystemsavailable, Kenneth N. Tedford the B-1 bombers are grounded at any given time withdrawal. This will provide more than and paying income tax thereon? ployed person can make annual contribution cutoff applies to regu the developer of the mall would Member due to a lack of parts. The new federal tax law allows enough revenue to pay the Singer runs to Jersey for shelter contributions of up to $2,000. A lar IRAs — not rollovers. not find it economically advan- Board of Directors • Poor maintenance capability. Lack of repair healthy IRA participants under ANSWER; You can’t, because of married couple, only one of whom is 59‘A to make withdrawals, free of manuals and support equipment has delayed M O NTVALE, N.J. — The Singer Co. has run to New Jersey, your age. The rules specifically employed, can put up to $2,250 a William A. Doyle, a syndicated possibly for shelter against a possible hostile takeover bid. the penalty tax, under certain prohibit taking a tax deduction for year into a spousal IRA. needed maintenance on B-ls. conditions. coinmnist, welcomes written ques • Lack of readiness. As of last April, the The sewing machine maker-tumed-aerospace electronic firm an IRA contribution “ during or Rollover IRAs are not bound by tions, bnt he can provide answers announced Wednesday it had moved its principal executive The withdrawals must be made in after the year in which you reach these contribution rules. Why don’t we give medals for brains? Strategic Air Command had only one & 1 on alert . a series of periodic payments not only through the column. Write to offices to Montvale from Stamford, Conn.. age 70‘/i.” Anyone who receives a lump sum and 13 mission-ready crews available for its 30 less frequently than once a year Doyle In care of the Manchester The naval land mine is a device introduced to About 180 middle-managers and clerical employees will However, if your spouse is under distribution from an employer’s B-ls. SAC’S own criteria call for nine B-ls to be on ' over the life expectancy of the IRA Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester naval w arfare in the 16th century. Thus it has been of conversational speech. It was one of your better remain at the Stamford offices. 70V4, unemployed and you have a tax-qualified retirement plan can alert in case of an emergency. participant or the Joint life expec around for 400 years, making it an unusual object in cliches and should be returned to everyday thought Singer’s third move since 1979 came after T. Boone Pickens and language. tancy of the participant and his or that it is even older than Ronald Reagan. announced earlier this month that his Mesa Limited Partnership her beneficiary. In any event fodder has never been in short One has every right to suppose, given the owned 4.4 percent of Singer’s outstanding shares and might Also, once the withdrawals have antiquity of the naval mine, that men charged with Nicholas supply. We recognize the tragic imbecility of young Clarification acquire up to 15 percent. begun, they must continue for at men of pure heart and empty brain volunteering to the responsibility of running the armed forces of A knowledgeable reader, Alfred J. Giddings, 7 Singer officials would not comment on the reason for the move. least five years or until the IRA be maimed and mutilated when it is other people’s the United States would have had ample time and Von Hoffhian points out that there is no “ Sea Nymph class : But in moving the company’s headquarters to New Jersey participant reaches 59‘A, whi young men. The television often alludes to the Sinpr would be protected by one of the nation’s toughest warning to prepare against its use. To have been nuclear submarine, ” as we phrased it in the chever comes later. anti-takeover laws. For example, if you start taking taken by surprise by the use of naval mines and had "Islam ic fundamentalist soldiers of Iran column of July 30. His point is well taken. Sea fanatically willing to give up their lives” for Allah New Jersey’s takeover law protects companies that are such periodic IRA withdrawals at 168 Woodland St. ■ 643-8474 8am-6pm daily GARDENS two ships, reflagged for the sole purpose of being Nymph is the name of the electronic warfare age 56. you’ll have to continue doing hodianU and the Ayatollah. The anger and sadness of incorporsted in the state — as is Singer — and have their protected by the American Navy, damaged by console placed in nuclear subs; during preparation suicidally dedicated Islamic fundamentalists is ..headquarters there. so until you turn 61. And if you begin NOW ONLY them, reflects none too credibly on the intelligence of the story, this technical point was telescop^ into those withdrawals at age 50, you’ll post-graduate degrees, but no school, ho matter remarked on and discussed as a particularly of the men in charge. If they were not prepared to how good and how much gas it pours into the tank, the erroneous designation Giddings caiight. This have to keep those payments difficult aspect of terrorism tormenting the minds oversight on a peripheral matter did not, however, coming until you reach 59>A. 'Chrysanthemums come up against the naval mine, are they ready for can have much effect if there’s no horsepower of so many officials. Podiatrist becomes diplomats dilute the point of the column; that the Navy had the breech-loading cannon or the repeating rifle? under the hood. largo pots The American airwaves are daily saturated with One might wonder if, in Teheran, they don’t sit retaliated against a civilian engineer who blew the Dr. Loren J. Schneider, a Manchester podiatrist, announced QUESTION: I am not covered by Plant Now for Continuous Color ^ The nation has been wallowing in macho these 3 / V encomia to one hero or another. Of late, it has been around and expatiate on the dangers of “ the rising whistle on $200 million in unnecessary costs in the liis recent appointment as Diplomate of the American Board of an employer’s pension plan and I past few years, while Der Alte has been dithering earn less than $25,000 a year. Under Wholesale Available ______10/*2V Lt. Col. Oliver North, a fearlessly ferocious tide of Christian fundamentalism” in the West. Do overhaul of submarines equipped with the Sea „ Podiatric Surgery. Schneider is certified by the board in foot and away in the White House. He who has bared the ankle surgery. the rules of the new federal tax law, defender of American liberties. He has a chestful of they have specials on their television taking news Nymph console. manly breast to hostile fire has been much that means I can continue to make ribbons to prove it. That’s fine as far as it goes, but clips of an Ollie North and showing him as a LANDSCAPING — Start Now at Lower Prices honored; the kind of people our children have been $2,000 annual tax-deferred contri hgggdondfona — Azaleaa — Juniperu ^^^a|^^^^^te|T^^-^Jagon|c^^^Bijrnln2 _Bush none of these ribbons are for brains. Instead they tunnel-visioned, Christian fundamentalist warrior., asked to emulate are Senor Eastwood and ready to suicidally sacrifice his life because he are for doing this or that under enemy fire, which is Monsieur Stallone, hypertestosteroned types Complete telectlon of colorful, but in an era of computer-driven warfare, believes his God has prepared a special place In EMERGENCY DON’T LET YOUR LAWN usually depicted half naked, a comely streak of Heaven for U.S. Marines who die fighting? fHaiirliPslpr Hpralfi ' Houte end Follige increasingly less useful. Those American flagged soot on the forehead, holding a smoking implement Fire — Police — Medical VINYL REPUCEMENT GO TO BED HUNGRY! tankers couldn’t have been protected by brave Why is there no god who had reserved a parking of death while standing astride a peck or two of lot in paradise for men and women who died Founded In 1881 Plonte, Bontal. Bird men, only by smart ones. DIAL 911 WINDOWS fallen ideologically incorrect villains. The lesson is thinking? Why are there no ribbons for the puny, Beft time of the year to Smart isn’t the same as having credentials. PENNY M 8IEFFERT,...... PuMMwr In Manchester Foodort. Bird Food that simple-minded guts will prevail at all times in concave chests of men who perform ^ feats of Admiral John Poindexter, assurely the largest fool OOUQLAS A. BEVINS...... Executive Editor Food Your Lawn Seed. Sollo.Pottory, all situations. exceptional rationalization and analysis under ADELE M. ANGLE...... Newe EdH0P > - . Pleas* call PAUL RYDER for year in public Just now, has a Ph.D. in something or Well, simple-minded won’t. Sorry, Lt. Col. North, extreme pressure for hysterical politicians, ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... Aeeoclete B d lto t^ ; FALL Plant Food, Dried Mato- other scientific, a fact which impresses the yokels, replaeomaiit wlmlow naods. but the history of warfare shows that there are corrupt munitions contracts, and foaming SPECIAL but which didip’t save him from making an idiot out DENISE A. R O B ERTS...... Advertleing D irec to r"' ■ rlalt. Craft Booki. and always brave idiots aplenty. The unkind, but not religionists? Why no Congressional Medal of Honor MARK F A B R A ITIS ...... Buelneee «i— '— WeekRfd- lateX'ite • Fally lasarad oRagistMiad • Fra* EsUmataT Wiutargraan of himself. Indeed, he is in jeopardy of doing time SHELDON CO H EN...... 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CALL TODAY - 647-‘‘SOLD" |fl|^ JTM (?AVt& 6’2l (203) 646-7709 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Friday. Aug. 21, 1987 MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday, Aug. 21. 1987 — 11 Summer internships with CIA Annie Flaherty Workmen Circle Cemetery. West F OCUS/ Weekend ton. Burial will be in Mount St. Haven. Calling hours are at the Annie (Scott) Flaherty. M, of 8 Benedict Cemetery, Bloomfield. too secret to put on resumes \Hemlock St., widow of John Fla home of Mr. and Mrs. David There are no calling hours. The Kurland. 291 Stanley Drive. herty. d ie^ ^ u fsd a y at Manches Sheehan-Hilborn-Breen Funeral Bv Dirk Beveridge opening its doors to up to 30 seas," she said. Glastonbury. Home, 1084 New Britain Ave., West ter Memorial Hospital. The Associated Press undergrads who might like to spend Still, the interns could find Memorial donations may be Hartford, has charge of Bom in Newry, County Down, eight weeks next summer leai^n g themselves in danger. Northern Ireland, Dec. 19,1897, she made to the American Cancer arrangements. Society. QUANTICO, Va. — A govern about the daily grind of espionage. “ Anybody who works at the CIA was a Manchester resident for ment agency is offering college The CIA says it’s looking for could be in physical jeopardy,” s|ie more than 58 years. Before retiring, students summer internships but students who “ can meet challenges said. “ I mean, it’s the nature of ^ she was employed at Manchester won’t say exactly what they’ll be with imagination.’ ’ In return, the beast." Memorial Hospital for many years. Manley A. Moran In Memoriam doing or how much they'll be paid, internship promises to polish stu To participate, a student m ustt« She had formerly worked at Man Manley A. Moran, 82, of Windsor, In loving memory of our dear and none of what they learn can go dents’ abilities in “ writing, obser a U.S. citisen with a B average and chester Modes. She was a member died Wednesday at his home. He mother, Mrs. Julia Fidler who on their resumes. vation, elicitation and clandestine must pass CIA security, a^ tu d e of St. Mary's Episcopal Church. was the husband of Eva (Grant) passed away August 21, 1966. “ You cannot talk about what you operations.” and psychological examinations. She is survived by two sons, John Moran and father of Theodore M. did here,” CIA spokeswoman Ms. Foster could not say pre Interns also must pass a security Flaherty of Manchester and Ray Moran of Bolton. This day do we remember, Sharon Foster said Thursday from cisely what the interns will be clearance and plan to graduate by mond Flaherty of Brewster, Mass., Besides his wife and son. he is A loving thought we give. the spy agency’s headquarters in 1989 in order to work next summ(tr. formerly of Enfield; two daugh survived by two other sons. J. For one no longer with us. Langley, Va. ‘ ‘They wouldn’t be writing papers Once the interns complete the ters. Doris Hunt of Hollywood. Fla., Clifton Moran of Windsor and But in our hearts still lives. The CIA for years has had a for the president of the United eight-week session, they can get the and Phylis MacVarish of Ellington; Darrell C. Moran in Argentina; a Daughters work-study program for students States as undergraduates, or they CIA to pick up the cost of their last five sisters, Ethel Tedford, Lillian daughter, Nancy L. Moran of Anne & Julia and summer internships for gradu wouldn't be out recruiting agents, year’s tuition by agreeing 'to McAllister. Gertrude Pickering Windsor; a brother. Percy Moran ate students. Now. the agency is because they wouldn’t be over- commit 18 months to the agency. and Mollie Austin, all of Manches of Houlton, Maine; eight grand Mario Van Peebles: They will be paid as interns, but ter, and Margaret Liggett of sons; two granddaughters; a great- In Memoriam the amount is a secret, Ms. Foster Washington. D.C.; IS grandchild grandson; and four great- In loving memory of Raymond said. ren; and 16 great-grandchildren. granddaughters. Directors hear gripes Canfield who passed away August She was predeceased by a son. ’’They’re paid at a flat rate,” she The funeral is today at 7 p.m. at 21. 1974. Edward. the Calvary CTiurch, 1855 Albany Continued from page 1 said. “ We don’t talk about it.” from jive Marine to ment Corp. of Chicago. Because of a Though his smile has gone The funeral is Saturday at II a.m. Ave., West Hartford, with the Rev. successful legal challenge to that The experience is billed as forever. at the Holmes Funeral Home. 400 Carl Abrahamsen officiating. Bur “ We're supposed to give $13 decision, however, voters probably valuable, but won’t be anything the And his hand we cannot touch. Main St. Burial will be in East ial will be Sunday in East Hodgdon. million to make a corporation will be asked to decide themselves students can brag about if they go We will never lose sweet Om etery. Calling hours are today Maine. Calling hours one hour rich.” the woman said. “ (Director) whether the bonds should be issued. looking for another job. Bahamiam scientist memories from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. before the service at the church. Steve Cassano says they have The woman, who started attend Of the one we loved so much. “ Anybody who comes to work for Memorial donations may be The Carmon Funeral Home. Wind millions and millions of dollars. ing the sessions this year, has been us, no matter what their security Your Loving Family made to the Manchester Visiting sor, has charge of arrangements. Why don’t they pay for half of It.” to three or four so far. Asked why classification, has to sign a secrecy Nurse and Home Care Inc.. 397 Memorial donations may be The Board of Directors approved she comes, she said, “ You Just feel agreement,” Ms. Foster said. By Bob Thomas Now he got to play a Bahamian Stella Adler and modeled for the Ford Porter St.. 06040. made to the Calvary Church $13 million bond issue to pay for it’s your duty to do something about “ They cannot talk about what they The Associated Press scientist. Agency. His feature debut came as the Missionary Fund. In Memoriam improvements around the mall, to it. And maybe they’ll listen since did or what organization they "The accent is entirely different, I In loving memory of our mother dance star Paul M eyers in Francis Clara Klllingbeck be built by the Homart Develop it’s an election year." worked for.” LOS ANGELES - When Mario Van and grandn.other Mary McCann wear glasses and dreadlocks (braided Coppola’s “ The Cotton Club,” for Peebles was first offered one of the Clara (Teti) Killingbeck. 86. of Concetta Russo who passed away August 21, 1961 hair), I look like a nerdy Whoopi which he faked the dancing. His career Venice. Fla., died Tuesday in A smile for ail, a heart of gold leading roles in the fourth incarnation G old^rg,” he said. “ So it was a great started to ascend. Florida. She was the wife of Concetta (Bascetta) Russo. 94, of One of the best the world Bronx shootings linked to drugs o f “ Jaws,” he said thanks but no coup for an actor for me to be cast as a “ I remember what Mark Twain Frederick Killingbeck Sr. Newington, died Wednesday. She could hold thanks. character and not just a brown leading said: All my life my father was an was the widow of Raffaele Russo She was the mother of Betty Never selfish always kind NEW YORK (AP) - Three room couch. “ I thought to myself: What can they man.” idiot, then when I was 21 he was a and mother of Salvatore Russo and Hollomon, another police spokes \ Intagliata of Venice. Fla., a former Sweet are the memories, you people were shot to death today, Drug paraphernalia and crack do with this? Is the shark going to eat An interview with Mario Van Cesare Russo, both of Manchester. woman, said she had been stabbed genius. I realized hey, the guy loved Blue Ridge Drive resident who left behind and three others were critically vials were found in the apartment, in the abdomen. the Empire State Building?” he Besides her sons, she is survived Peebles resembles a standup comedy me enough to let me do it on my own,” served on the town's Board of You always had, a smile to wounded in an apartmeqt attack police said. Police initially reported the girl, recalled. “ In Jaws II and I II I thought by four other sons, Frank Russo of routine, sprinkled with imitations of ) Van Peebles said. Directors from 1977-79. share that may have been drug-related, The dead included two women who was taken to Jacobi Hospital, Wethersfield, Alfred Russo of West the acting was so bad I wanted the Clint Eastwood, a Bahamian and Jaws Besides her husband and daugh Time to give, and time to care police said. who had been handcuffed and shot had died, but Hollomon later said Hartford, Virgil Russo of Wethers shark to eat ’em, sic ’em, bite ’em! — one arm atop the other horizontally, NOW FATHER AND SON are ter. she is survived by five sons, Someone to turn to, loving and Police went to the Bronx apart in the head, said Atilano. She she was still alive. She was listed in field and Julius Russo of Hartford; ’’They (Universal) said, ‘Just read elbows together and opening like a Joseph Killingbeck of Bellflower. true ment building about 2;45a.m. after identified them as Myra Enoch, 40, critical condition. talking about collaborating on a film, 23 grandchildren; 18 great our script. ’ I had just made mouth. “ Jaws; The Revenge” may be Calif.. Frederick Killingbeck Jr. of One in a million mom and getting reports from neighbors and JoAnne Blue, 40. Two other men, also shot in the and the elder Van Peebles played a bit grandchildren; and a great-great- ‘Heartbreak Ridge.’ Clint (Eastwood) Stowe, Vt.. Art Killingbeck of grandma that was you. about shots being fired, police Sgt. Also found dead was a man who drowning at the summer box office, but as the Bahamian prime minister in grandson. head, were found in the bedroom. Venice. Fla.. Ed Killingbeck of New Yvonne Atilano said. The door was was not immediately identified. They were reported in critical bad said, ‘ Make m y movie, kid.’ and I it is not likely to im pair Van Peeble’s “ Jaws; The Revenge.” The funeral is today with a mass Always loved and remembered Hartford, and Ken Killingbeck of by her childre .. and open when officers arrived, and A 13-year-old girl, whose name condition at hospitals. did. fast-rising career. Much has been written about Torrington; a sister. Rose (Pa- of Christian burial at 10 a.m. in the grandchildren police found five of the victims in was not released, was lying on a No arrests were made and police “ So I read the ‘Jaws’ script, and it He was bom in Mexico to a German problems on the film, including gano) Killingbeck of Torrington; 13 (Tiurch of the Holy Spirit. Newing the bedroom and one on a living sofa in the living room. Sgt. Norris were Investigating, Atilano said. wasn’t bad. In fact, it was better than mother and the American filmmaker- numerous breakdowns of the grandchildren; and three great not bad. Joe Sergeant was directing, grandchildren. playwright-actor Melvin Van Peebles mechanical shark, which led Van and he had done ‘The Taking of The funeral is Saturday at 10 a .m. (“ Ain’t Supposed to Die a Natural Peebles to say that the company had at the Driscoll Mortuary. 138 Pelham 123,’ which had great Death” : “ Watermelon Man” ). AP photo, its own title; “ Jaws; The Repair.” Migeon Ave.. Torrington. Burial characters like W alter Matthau in it. Mario Van Peebles plays a Bahamian scientist with glasses and “ I had a lot of time to sit around with will be in Hillside Cemetery, Then they said two magic things to me: M ARIO, 27, started in films when he braided hair in “Jaws; The Revenge.” " I look like a nerdy Whoopi Michael Caine and give him pointers Torrington. Calling hours are to FACTOR Y AUTHORIZED ‘We’re going to double your money; was 11, playing a go-fer on his father’s on his acting,” Van Peebles quipped. Goldberg,” he says. night from 7 to 9. A and we’re going to let you do the independent film, “ Sweet Sweetback’s “ Why the problems? With each new character you want."’ BaadassssSong.” film they reinvent the shark, so you’re Bernard P. Kurland “ M y father impressed on me that “ After that I went to Dad and said, me in every silly play I did dealing with a lot of mechanical things. Bernard P. Kurland of 565 Vernon IT WAS JUST what Van Peebles show business is a business,” he said. ‘Dad, I’ve got business experience and off-Broadway, like when I played the Secondly, everything you do, you have St., formerly of New Haven, died wanted because he loves doing So Van Peebles went to Columbia m y Brooks Brothers suit and tie.’ He first black Tarzan and all the natives to do on a boat; that makes problems. Wednesday. He was the husband of characters. He had been a smooth University and received a B.A. in said, ‘Uh-huh.’ I said, ’Now cap you were white, or a psychotic killer maid Then you’re dealing with weather. If the late Jessie (Buddy) Kurland. attorney in T V ’s “ L.A. Law ” and economics. He later worked as a help me get a start in show business? ’ or cowboy. I played everything for $5 the sea gets too rough, it’s hard to put He is survived by two sons. B. played “ a jiv e marine who thinks he’s budget analyst for New York Mayor He said, ‘Nuh-huh.’ and $10 a night,” he said. the shark in because it breaks its David Kurland of Glastonbury and Jimi Hendrix” in “ Heartbreak R idge.” Eklward Koch. “ But he and my mother came to see Van Peebles studied drama with cables.” Bruce G. Kurland of Forest Hills. VID N.Y.: a sister. Sarah Garr of Boston. Mass.; and a granddaughter. The funeral is today at noon at the Weller Funeral Home. 425 George St.. New Haven. Burial will be in iL A Renaissance Fight outside bar of black artists ends in charges ■8 A Manchester man was charged NEW YORK (AP) — The elegant Studio Museum, with second-degree assault after a down the block from the famed Apollo Theater on fight Thursday night outside the ¥ . Harlem’s lively 12Sth Street, is awakening an Main Pub on Main Street, police 3 BIG DAYS ONLY! international interest in black artists. said. “ E very week, we get bus tours — people from Police said the victim, a 24-year- THROUGH SPECIAL CO-OPERATION WITH THE PRODUCT Japan, Austria, Mexico, Germany,” said Kinshasha old Glastonbury man. told police MANUFACTURES SHOWN BELOW. WE CAN NOW OFFER TO YOU THE Holman Conwill, deputy director of the Studio that Joseph J. Napolitano. 25. of 132 [If Museum. “ There’s a hunger for knowledge about the Pearl St., had struck him in the BUYING PUBLIC. OUR LOWEST PRICES OF THE YEAR ON AMERICA S head with a club. The victim was FAVORITE NAME BRAND COLOR TVs. VCRs. STEREOs AND MORE!! art we specialize in.” taken to Manchester Memorial The museum collects, exhibits and interprets the Hospital, where he was treated for art and artifacts of black America, Africa and the head lacerations and released, a EXCLUSIVE FACTORY AUTHORIZED SALE! Caribbean. “ Harlem Renaissance; Art of Black hospital spokeswoman said. America,” on exhibit through Aug. 30, celebrates Napolitano was held on $1,000 LOOK FOR THE FACTORY AUTHORIZED PRICE TAG ON MANY OF OUR four artists and a photographer active in the Harlem bond. He was to appear this IN STOCK MODELS. Renaissance of the 1920s. The exhibit doesn’t skirt the morning in Manchester Superior harsher realities of past and present life in the Court. SPECIAL SAVINGS ON FLOOR SAMPLES. ONE OF A KINDS. SCRATCHED C / 4 U Y Manhattan community — disease, poverty, crime, OR DISTRESSED MODELS. poor housing, displacement. Motorcyclist hit, THIS IS A LIMITED TIME ONLY SALE. EVERY ITEM SOLD ON A FIRST COME TAGS!! But the era’s creative energy, high hopes and ethnic pride shine through as well. The Harlem FIRST SERVE BASIS. SO HURRY .. .FOR BEST SELECTION AND PRICE. AP photo slightly injured SPECIAL Renaissance lured Louis Armstrong to New York in Members of Boston, from left; Brad Delp, Doug Huffman, Tom Scholz, Jim 1024; Marian Anderson won a New York A Willimantic man received only _ SONY SYLVANIA fYfPfJl FACTORY Masdea, David Sikes and Gary Paul. Philharmonic singing competition in 1925; Duke minor injuries Wednesday when he SAVIN GS ON Ellington brought his band to the Cotton Club in 1927. was thrown from his motorcycle [3 FISHER Panasonic “ There was a wonderful cultural and social life in after he struck a car on Woodbridge EVERY...... the 1020s,’’ Ms. Conwill said. “ Some of the older folks Street, police said. look at photographs here of people strolling along Police said the cyclist, Scott E. PH I LC D Wl Tmerson. m .u ^ a t •GIANT SCREEN Reguin, 22, was traveling north on •B/W PORTABLE Bands, bacics, contracts Seventh Avenue in the 1020s, then they speak Woodbridge Street at about 4 p.m. optimistically about Harlem turning around.” when he struck a car entering ^ e MITSUBISHI S H A R P MAGNAVOX •STEREO The 18th century triggered the first significant intersection of Weaver Road. Re SPECIAL SAVINGS ON AMERICA'S FAVORITE SYSTEM TEANECK, N.J. (AP) -Tom SchoIz’s musicians more on the first two albums than production of fine art by black artists in America, guin was thrown onto the hood of the NAME BRANDS,...FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY! • PLUS MUCH method for creating a multi-platinum album on “ Third Stage.” Ms. Conwill said. car and rolled onto the ground after MORE!! is a bit odd; Get rid of your band, play guitar “ The band was an illusion. It was just me, “ We often get comments from people who say, ‘I the car came to a stop, police said. EXAMPLE BUYS: stretched out on your back, sue your record and Brad’s voice. His voice makes my songs didn’t know black artists did this or that type of art,’” Reguin was treated for a leg company, spend six years writing and come a liv e .... I always had a picture of a she said, because it never was made visible to the injury at Manchester Memorial Panasonic — Solid Stato Camcordor . _ ^ producing the record, add vocals, then band on a stage. But as I grew musically, I public. Hospital and released. The driver Intomatlonal Brand VHS learned I could do it faster and get what I AP photo Full Size — Includes case — *1249® ® Video Recorder release. “ In general, it has a strength and a kind of of the car, Frank T. Styger, 75, of The finished product; Boston’s chart wanted myself.” ' 116 Vernon St., was charged with insistence that no matter what the political and social topping third album, “ Third Stage.” It worked in 1978, when Boston followed up failure to yield the right of way. realities, black artists will continue to produce," she Kinshasha Holman Conwill sits in ' ^ C O U P O N $19900 “ It was a very lonely project for six its smash debut album of two years prior I Cloaranco on all Giant Seroon T.V.’t Roducod to Cost! ii said. the Studio Museum of Harlem in — , .pC PLUS years,’’ said Scholz, who played lead guitar, with another hit, "D on ’t Look Back.” But The Studio Museum was born in a rented loft above New York, surrounded by artthat Is when Scholz went back for album No. 3, the Scuffle at store MHsaUsM Doinxo VHS rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar, grand piano, a liquor store in 19M at the height of the Civil Rights part of a Renaissance of black electric piano, organ and drums on “ Third problems began. \THIS you AT Video Recorder ^ movement. In 1982, it bloisomed into an elegant, artists. Conwill, the muaeum’s leads to arrest y S RCA VHS4S Format Camcordor — Stage,” but only after writing and arranging A back injury caused by some household itemprice p popfor 10 UA modern gallery carved from a half-vacant office deputy director, has witnessed a Includes Case $27900 each song. Scholz also produced the record. lifting was compounded by a basketball building, where it now receives about 90,000 visitors a A West Hartford man hit a store o 3' 198.’ expipesa^ LO W ES Ti “ It was a relief to have Brad (Delp) come accident — “ a flagrant foul. I was going up year and boasU a $1.9 million annual budget. "hunger” for knowledge about detective at Sears, Roebuck & Co. -OUPUN, in to do vocals, so somebody else was for a shot.” The result was extreme pain “ Many people have the misconception that Harlem black art by people from as far Hiursday evening when he tried to Display VMoo Clearance — Save Hnndrod's of Dollars. Starting from »1 49 « resulting in six months flat on his back. He IPRICESm around,” Scholz said recently in a New is not a place you’d desire to come to. We try to get away as Japan, Europe and leave the store without paying for a recorded the album’s last song, “ I Think I wrench set and a shirt, police said. Jersey hotel room before one of the band’s people past the myths," Ms. Conwill said. Mexico. Like It,” playing guitar while lying flat on a Police said Robert M. Mirabella, sold-out shows at the Meadowlands. 38, ran from store detectives after VISA “ It’s easier not to wear all those hats. One' makeshift diving board in the studio. TERMS: “ It was hilarious," said Scholz, who went they identifled themselves, pushing MANCHESTER. CT. ,.304 CASH big disadvantage is there’s no relief. If face-down on the board to mix the song. a young boy aside and striking one d ir e c t , FROM I-B4 TO MASTER CARD you’re tired, depressed, whatever — you face of the detectives in Ihe arm. (-3 8 4______XU SIEFFERTS SUPER VISA it alone. You have to figure out and solve the “ Ever try lying on your chin for a couple of d is c o u n t CENTER!! Mirabella was on his way out of the PHONE-647-9997 ■ M(MONTHLY PMT. problem.” hours? I knew I had only one to finish, so that store with a socket wrench set and a HURTTOnO ROAD I That’s because Boston has become a made it easier, thank goodness.” shirt, valued at about $60, which he SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER creature of the studio, brought to life by The acrimony with CBS-Epic records had hidden in his pants, police said. AL Scholz in the Massachusetts facility the M IT began earlier, with Scholz eventually leaving Mirabella was charged with 'SIEFFERTS 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET graduate built from scratch, Tom Scholz’s the label for MCA. Scholz said while he sixth-degree iarceny, third-degree struggled with the album — at one point assauit and breach of peace. He MANCHESTER, CONN. Hideaway Studio. The band boil8 down to throwing out a song after spending six was held on $1,000 bond and was to OPEN DAILY: MON Si THURS TIL 9, TUES, WED, SAT 'TIL 5, FRIDAY’TIL Bpm. Scholz playing and Delp singing. appear thiA In Manchester “ A ll the albums, really, were mostly m e,” months working on It ~ CBS was preising Suj.."’ —'Court. said Scholz, who worked with other him for a record as soon as possible. -II___Ma n c h e s t e r h e r a l d , Friday, a u k . 21. i98? MANCHESTER HERALD. Friday. Aug. 21. 1987 — 1$ W eekenders Polka festivals split the crowd SAGINAW, Mich. (AP) — Hotel Hotel, said his 196-room hotel has Card show deals fun managers are tickled pink, but one been booked sin<» Tuesday. Sue Hills hold fair organizer is in a blue funk over this Kendall, with tte sales department The Opening Pitch Basebail Card Show is set week’s competing polka festivals in at Holiday Inn of Saginaw, said that The bills of Litchfield County are the setting for a Saginaw County. hotel has accommodated bus loads Saturday at East Cathoiic High School. Thirty-four country fair on Saturday from 10 a. m. until 4 p.m. dealers from six New England states will display The 10-year-old Mitas Music-Fest of polka guests, some from Canada. at the Litchfield Grange, Route 202, Litchfield. moved this year from Franken- / t and sell old and new baseball cards, uniforms, Needlework, crafts and homemade baked goods mutt’s Heritage Park to the But while tte tourist industry is autographs and related items. Show hours are 9:30 will be sold. Admission and parking are free. Saginaw Civic Center, IS miles happy, Mitas fest founder Harold a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in the school cafeteria. away. Springing up in its place is Mitas is not. Those who attend the show will receive a choice the new Frankenmuth Festival of “ I knew all along we would end up of a free Topps baseball card of Don Mattingly, See Hartford up close Polka. splitting tte crowd,” Mitas said. Terry Devlin, general manager Wade Boggs or Daryl Strawberry while a supply of The Hartford Architecture Conservancy holds "And that is exactly what we have of tte Sheraton Fashion Square done. I knew it all along.” 700 lasts. For more information, call 376-0835. waling tours of downtown Hartford. Sunday's walk is the Colt Empire. Walkers should meet on the Stork visit Country-rock band plays front steps of the^nservancy at 51 Wethersfield Ave. The walk begins at 1 p.m. and will last about A stork named two hours. The charge for the tour is $2. Senior The Marshall Tucker Band will perform at Adebar by workers at Riverside Park tonight at 8 p.m. at the park's citizens and kids are charged $1. For more the Frankfurt Zoo speedway. 'HckeU bought before 5 p.m. are $11.99, information, call 5^0279. which includes admission to the park and all the picks up a dead rides. After 5 p.m., a two-for-one special is honored Falling In love again mouse they put out for all tickets or each individual ticket is $6. The for Mm. Zoo workers concert is sponsored by Budweiser. The Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford wili say food In the feature "Swann in Love’’ Sataurday and Sunday night at 8. The movie is a screen adaptation of one stork’s natural habitat Country fun at the fair episode from Marcel Proust's “ Remebranace of has become scarce Things.” Jeremy Irons plays Charles Swann as he as swampy low There’s fun for the eyes, ears and tummy at remembers his courtship of a beautiful courtesan. grounds have b ^ m e Chaplin's Country Fair this weekend. For a $1 or $2 BACK TO SCHOOL SPECIAL Tickets are $3 and are available at the door of the M em bers of the U .S . dried out over the weekend pass, you can enjoy home arts and museum's Avery Theater. produce, flowers, exhibits, rides and food. The fair Military Academy Band hot summer. opens tonight at 6 and continues until midnight. play at the band shell AP photo •5.00 Off Two Dinners Weekend hours are Saturday from 10 a.m. to Hot spot at Sturbridge midnight and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The tonight at 7. Tuesday thru Sunday fair is at Garrison Park, Route 198, Chaplin. A demonstration of kiin firing will be held at Sturbridge Viiiage in Sturbridge. Mass., on Advice Saturday. Watch potters stoke an 1830s Band shell has a busy weekend ahead or wood-burning kiln to fire handmade pots. Rain date Discover the outdoors is Aug. 29. This weekend the Manchester Saturday at 7p.m. The New fiddle and banjo. •2.50 off Two Lunches Chatfield Hollow State Park in Killingworth will Bicentennial Band Shell features Sharpshooter Band wili perform The Silk City Chorus will also Mom frowns on a short & poor groom Tuesday thru Friday be the site of the next Family Outdoor Disocvery several performers. Tonight at 7 at the band sheli sponsored by perform at the band shell on Program event sponsored by the Department of radio station WKHT. Staff Sunday at 7 p.m. The 55-member D E A R p.m., the U.S. Military Academy them "family. ’ ’ He was the only one Environmental Protection. member Rick Shea wili emcee. group was formed 23 years ago. A B B Y : T h e before diving in. with Band from West Point will in my wedding party who wasn’t a An organization here in Arizona Tonight at 6, the program will feature native The group sings country music man I love has blood relative. Expires this ad present marches, symphonic asked me to, started a campaign to prevent such American hunting ethics. The program is suitable accompanied by guitar, steel Admission is free to the I want to write to them and tell Sept. 31st pieces and show tunes. marry him and I accidents. Its slogan is: “ Feet for those 8 years old and up. To get to the park, take guitar, harmonica, mandolin. concerts. them how hurt and disappointed in First, First Time.” Exit 63 off Route 95 and head north on Route 81. accepted be Dear Abby them I am. My wife says I will lose cause I love him Turn left onto Route 80, and head west. The park two friends if I do. But if I don’t. I’m I have a 14-year-old son. and from with all my Abigail Van Buren the time he was very small, we told c n entrance is on the right, one mile up the road. afraid I will always secretly carry a 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) All that Jazz heart and want him that if his clothing should ever On Saturday, the program will be held at grudge. to spend the rest What do you think I should do? catch fire, he should “ Stop, drop Goodwin State Forest in North Windham at 10 a.m. The Port Pleasant Jazz Ensemble will perform of my life with Mansfield ■ 456*2240 DEBATING IN N.J. and roll!” He’s heard it so often, I « s and will feature Project: Learning Tree. at Shepherd Park on Sisson Avenue in Hartford on him. I am 22 and am sure he will remember it and To get to the park, take the Route 6 Willimantic Sunday at 3 p.m. The concert is sponsored by the "Sammy” is 24. act on it should his clothing catch connector to the end, turn right, continue east on Evelyn Preston Memorial Concert Series. For My problem is my mother. She marry him. When your mother sees DEAR DEBATING: Write a long fire. hates him for three reasons; He’s letter, expressing your feelings of Route 6. The entrance to Goodwin State Forest is more information, call 722-6493. how happy you are, perhaps she’ll Please print “ Feet First, First short, he’s poor and he’s Jewish. anger, disappointment and hurt — Tuesday Night - Italian Night six miles farther, on the left. mellow. And if she doesn’t, it will be Time” for all people to remember My mother said she would rather and don’t pull any punches. Then, her loss, not yours. before they dive. Thank you. Oldies but goodies see me stay an old maid all my life tear it up. The relief of getting it out than married to Sammy. I know it’s of your system will do wonders for HOLLY WHITWORTH Mangia, Italian weekend DEAR ABBY; Two months ago I RIVIERA, ARIZ. The 12th Sheraton Sturbridge Inn Antique Show only natural for a mother to think was in an automobile accident and you. And the next time you see these Weekend Specials that no man is good enough for her Italian Heritage Inc. is celebrating its 13th is this weekend at the Sheraton Sturbridge Inn spent six days in the hospital. I friends, at the appropriate time, Resort, Route 20, Sturbridge, Mass. The show runs daughter, but I think she’s being suffered a broken jaw and every calmly tell them that following your DEAR HOLLY: Your message is • annual Italian Festival at Lakewood Park in well worth space in this column. Filet of Sole Stuffed w/seafood w/Nawbarg Sauea ... *8.95 Saturday from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Sunday from 11 unreasonable. I am an only child thing I ate had to be liquified, so I accident you kept wondering why Waterbury. The festivities are from 11a.m. to 11 and all my mother has. My father, lost 18 pounds. I was also in a lot of you hadn’t heard from them. Then, Readers (of all ages), before • Fettuccine LaRomano ...... *6.95 p.m. today and Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. a.m. to 5 p.m. One admission of $3.50 is good for who was short and poor, but not pain. sit back and listen. diving, remember: Feet First, • Bay Scallops Provenciale...... *8.95 to 10 p.m. Italian delicacies, gourmet food, games, both days. The show wiii feature jeweiry, art, Jewish, left her when I was a child. My greatest pain, however, was First ‘Time! country furniture and rare books. For more rides, entertainment and the Italian Queen Abby, Sammy is a good person, the mental anguish caused by the DEAR ABBY: Thank you for • Osso Buco ...... *8.50 information, call 617-347-7393 or 914-634-9663. Pageant will keep you busy. Admission and but his family is dirt poor. He is failure of my two dearest friends your letter in The Arizona Republic Is your social life in a slump? • Veal Francalse...... *8.25 parking are free. See the crafts working two jobs and putting (husband and wife) to respond in stating the number of people who Lonely? Get Abby’s booklet. “ How Give In to temptation himself through trade school. I any way. They never came to see are paralyzed from diving into to Be Popular” — for people of all LA STRADA Restaurant have a good job and know we can me in the hospital — or at home — shallow water. Many such trage ages. Send a check or money order Prisca and Homer Kenison of Manches make it together. What should I do? 471 Hartford Road 643-6165 Good time Blues concert The Temptations and The O'Jays will perform never sent flowers, a card, not even dies could be prevented if more for $2.50 and a long, stamped (39 Maa.-8aL i; 39-19 / Baa. 'Ul 9 ter arQ going to show these apple-head SAMMY’S GIRL a phone call. I am deeply hurt. people knew how important it is to cents), self-addressed envelope to; tonight at Oakdale Musical Theatre in Wallingford We’ve been close friends for 12 Windham Music Festival '87 will be Saturday dolls at the Summer Crafts Festival at the at 8; 30 p.m. The Temptations have had 14 number Set up your teepee check the depth of the water in Dear Abby, Popularity, P.O. Box DEAR GIRL: If you love him. years and I always considered lakes, rivers and swimming pools from 1 to II p.m. at Recreation Park in downtown Berlin Fairgrounds tonight until 6, and one hits on the music charts including "M y Girl” 447. Mount Morris, III. 61054. Willimantic. Talent includes Livingston Taylor, Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 Indians from more than 30 tribes will THE Homestead and "The Way You Do the Things You Do.” The gather at the 1987 Quinnehtukqut Roomful of Blues, Max Creek and NRBQ. Gates p.m. Manchester resident Vivian Chiang O’Jays have been performing for 27 years. Tickets 4 fine dining experience with a country antique flair. open at noon and parking.is posted with shuttle will show pottery, stoneware and clay are ^1. Rendezvous and Powwow at Haddam Cocaine user longs to be normal again buses available every half hour. Tickets are $10 sculpture at the giant crafts fair. On Saturday night at 8:30, Oakdale welcomes Meadows State Park in Haddam tonight i f 18 to 20 oz. T-Bone Steak ^rAOiK*^ and children under 12 are admitted free. Food and Roy Orbison. Orbison has been writing and until 7, and Saturday and Sunday from 9 DEAR DR beverages are available day and night. No cans, Admission is $3.50 and $2.50 for senior won’t have to share. I get very ueepest sleep, called rapid eye performing music since the 1960s with such a.m. to 7 p.m. The event will feature GO’TT; This is a depressed if a day goes by without 'k Pan Fried CatfiHh bottles or alcoholic beverages are allowed. Beer citizens. Children under 14 are admitted movement sleep, our brains are well-known hits as "Pretty Woman” and “ Crying.” craftspeople, foods and demonstrations. good one for chocolate. What is this habit doing active while our bodies are virtu tents will be set up within the park. No pets free when accompanied by an adult. For Tickets are $16.50. you. Last year I to me physically? I am overweight, ^cmsii6 Tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for ally paralyzed. In REM sleep, we This Waakand Only NPAUrl allowed. For more information, call 536-4285. more information, call 693-6335. For more information, cail 265-1501. got into cocaine Dr. G ott and sometimes I have terrible dream. Some experts believe that children from 6 to 12. to the tune of bowel cramps. dreaming is an essential way for Limited Availability $200 a day . Since Peter Gott, M.D. the body to work out unconscious They don't pay me enough' then I’ve deve problems and tensions. People who loped high blood DEAR READER: You have a bad habit. In many ways, the are deprived of REM sleep often 50 Higgins Highway (Rte. 31) pressure, ring become irritable and exhausted. ing ears, have a symptoms of your chocolate addic tion — such as depression, weight REM sleep may be the time that we Mansfield ■ 456-2240 Th« Homcst»*d< ’•4 -' limited memory recharge our nervous systems in David Letterman’s Stupid Tricks apply to this woman span, get very problems, bowel malfunction and obsessive behavior resemble preparation for our waking hours. tense and have numbness and ciated with it. Limited memory, Therefore, dreaming may be tingling in my head. I’ve had a tension and strange sensations those caused by other drugs. I Bv Kathryn Baker natured and apparently iron- viewed as a necessary human a lot of obscene phone calls,” Unusual aptitudes that might Just a dash of panache can turn a normal EEG, and different doctors usually will disappear within sev believe that you could be helped by The Associated Press stomached woman who auditions was a record for him — and function without which we would be Sheehan said in an interview in her dazzle the average beer-bust crowd mundane trick like spinning in a certainly for us.” give me no answers. Will I ever get eral weeks of stopping, cocaine, psychological counseling: Ove*'eat- ^trcfj (iWt. ^itn Stupid Human Tricks for "Late unable to strike the necessary cubicle beneath a wall of photos of do not necessarily make it on clothes dryer into boffo late-night normal? marijuana, alcohol and other mind- ers Anonymous — or any support NEW YORK — They chug-a-Iug Night with David Letterman.” Perhaps the most memorable emotional balance in our lives. Stupid Pet Trick alumni, whom she network TV. entertainment. altering compounds. If you con group for eating disorders — can Beet Italian 1984-86 beer, spin around in clothes dryers, Sheehan took over the job from Stupid Human Trick was per also auditioned. "A lot of people can play the “ We had a lot of calls on guys who formed by a Long Island bartender DEAR READER: You don’t tinue off cocaine, your physical and aid you in breaking your chocolate Voted Conneclical Magazine dive head-first onto the floor, play Chris Elliott when he graduated to If human tricks have merit and ‘William Tell Overture’ on different cx)uld ride around in a dryer, but it clarify whether or not you are still addiction and making your life tunes on unusual parts of the body, staff writer. She said he used to who stopped an electric fan with his mental health will improve with For Dr. Gott’s complete discus pose no immediate threat to her parts of their body,” Sheehan said. wasn’t enough,” Sheehan said. tongue. actively using cocaine. If you are. time. more manageable. sion of problems and treatments of PretentM A New Diverti/ied Menu inadvertently set off fire alarms place ads in such outlets as college safety, Sheehan conducts first- .’’Or the Maxwell House theme on "This one guy called back and said. the symptoms you describe are and occasionally throw up. newspapers that opened with the Sand failed to come up with the prostate gland, write for your a Italian Cuisine ■ Seafood ■ Fowl ■ Steaks ■ Ribs a phase auditions in person for those their face.” 'Well, I can change shirts while I’m understandable and predictable; DEAR DR. GO’TT: I am an “ I could send out a flyer that question, "Can you do something amusing stories of people desper copy of Dr. Gott’s new Health who can get to New York. Hopefuls Tying cherry stems is no good — in the dryer.’ And there we had it. get help to get off the habit. M&Ms junkie. I eat them in the car. DEAR DR. GOTT: What causes says, ‘We don’t care what you can odd?” ate to get on TV, but the fan guy dreams? Report on The Prostate Gland. A Dining Room With A View in other parts of the country can “ it’s all done in the mouth." A Wall And it was terrific.” On the other hand, if you have doing housework, reading, etc. I Send $1 and your name and address stick up your nose, we aren't "We decided the word ‘odd’ was a immediately sprangtomind. “ That send videotapes. If Sheehan ap Street analyst could shoot a rubber Sheehan herself got into the act quit using cocaine, you may be hide them from my husband so he to P.O, Box 91369, Cleveland, OH interested,” ’ said Susan Hall Shee mistake. Between that and ‘For was one where you start to think, do Enjoy the fresh budding colors proves of the trick, the show's band and get it to roll back toward when a guy said he could jump rope we want to do this? suffering from the consequences of won’t know how much I’m eating. I DEAR READER; Dreams are 44101-3369. Be sure to mention the han, the hard-nosed but good- more information, call Susan,’ I got producer, Barry Sand, sees it. him, but the trick was "too small” with 300 pounds of people on his the drug or the withdrawal asso hide them from my children so I thoughts. During the period of title. of Summer with an exquisite to show up well on camera. back. Sheehan sat on his shoulders meal on the mountain. "We had a schoolteacher from and another woman spt on his back. This Massachusetts who could dive off a He had done no more than three \A/eekend' 60 yUla Louisa Road, Bolton, CT Cinema desk headfirst into a styrofoam cup jumps in rehearsai, hut when it Penicillin-resistant gonorrhea sweeps Denver 646-3161 of water that had a little newspaper latexite came time to tape the show, he did by COPEL AND wreath of fire around it,” she said, 20. \ By Robert Byrd alone. “ Although the incidence of Tests of the Denver patients HARTFORD with admiration. "It looked great in FOR THE LIFE LOOKS 2,4:30,7,9:15. — Roxanne (PG ) FrI-Sun 1, 3, 5, 7:H , 9:25,11:30. — The Monster “ I couldn’t wait to get down off OF YOUR DRIVE WAY The Associated Press The CDC reported Thursday that (penicillin-resistant gonorrhea) showed some differences in their a n M M . city — Snow White and the 3,4:30,7:15,9:30.-HeavvMetal (R) FrI slow motion.” Seven Dworfi (G ) F rit; Satand Sun 1,3, Squad (PG-13) FrI and Sat 3:15, 7:15, his shoulders,” she said. "But that the Denver Metro Health Clinic has been concentrated in New gonorrhea strains! which “ strongly Featuring and Sat midnight. — The Rochv Horror 11:15; Sun 3j15, 7:15. — Masters of the 4:90. — La Bamba (PG-13) FrI 7:1S, Picture Show (R) FrI and Sot midnight. ATLANTA — Penicillin-resistant found 40 cases of infection with York, California and Florida, out suggest that this outbreak is, in 4:35; Sot and Sun .7:15, 9:35 — The Universe (P G ) FrI-Sun 1:10, 5:10, 9:15. Margarltas — Blue Velvet (R) FrI and Sat 11:45. gonorrhea, mushrooming in recent penicillin-resistant strains of the breaks in other parts of the country reality, a series of ‘mini-outbreaks’ Whittle Blower (P G ) Fr11:25,7:05,9:45; DRIVE-INS years and already widespread in Sot and Sun 1:25,4:05,7:05,9:45.— Jean VCRNON sexually transmitted disease last are occurring frequently,” the CDC caused by different strains,” the Steaks De FloreHe (P G ) Fr11:15,6:40,9:30; Sat cine 1A 2 — Summer School (PG-13) Living Daylights New York, California and Florida, year; that was up dramatically said in its weekly report. CDC said. and Sun 1:15,3:55, 6:40,9:20.— Nadine (P G ) with Poltergeist 11 (PG) Frl-Sunot FrI 7,9:15; Sot and Sun 2,4; 15,7,9:15. — dark. — Snow White and the Seven has now caused an outbreak in ' from the yearly average of two Seafood (P G ) FrI 1:35, 6:50, 8:50; Sat and Sun Dragnet (P(;-13) FrI 7:10,9:40; Satand Denver’s 40 cases occurred in 39 1:35,3:45,6:50,8:50. Dwarfs (G ) with harry and the Hender Denver, federal researchers say. cases in the preceding five years. Sun 5, 7:10, 9:40. — Superman IV: The sons (PG) FrI-Sun ot dark. — Revelry people, one of whom apparently The Atlanta-based CDC recom & Quest for Peace (PG ) Satand Sun 1:30, The national Centers for Disease The Denver Metro Health Clinic HAST HARTFORD Hills Cop II (R ) with "Crocodile” became re-infected, the CDC said. mends that gonorrhea patients be 3:15. Dundee (PG-13) FrI-Sun at dark. Control warned earlier this year treats more than half of the Thirty-two patients were inter tested for the peniciilin-resistant Food From South Raitweed Feb A Cinema — The that gonorrhea resistant to penicil- STEAK Witches of Eattwick (R ) FrI and Sat WILLIMAHTIC reported gonorrhea cases in the viewed and identified a total of 76 strain, and that in areas where that of the Border 7:15,9:30; Sun 7:30. U.A. The Cinemas— Born In East L.A. ;lin treatment rose 90 percent in the city and Denver County, so scient sexual partners. Forty-nine of strain accounts for more than 1 Peer Riebord's Fub A Cinema — •United States last year, with more Dragnet (PG-13) FrI-Sun schedule (R ) FrI and Sot 1:10,3:10,5:10,7:30,9:30, ists believe trends there are indica those partners then were tested, percent of all cases, doctors use 11:30; Sun 1:10, 3:10, 5:10, 7:30, 9:30. — S H O W C A S i V Ithan 10,000 cases reported in New unavailable. Can’t Buy me Love (PG ) Sun 1:15,3:15, tive of trends in the Denver metro and 14 of them also had signs of other drugs, such as ceftriaxone, Sbewcoae Chtemat 1-9— No Wav Out OPEN EVERY NIGHT 5:15, 7:45, 9:50; FrI and Sot 1:15, 3:15, dNiMUIS ;York, Florida and Los Angeles area. penicillin-resistant gonorrhea. for treating the disease. 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A syringe 227 West Middle Turnpike !»t»4»IdH M a ” Witt traditional fixed-size breast mastectomy reconstructive Breast enhancement costs are filled with saline is poked into tte OF TH E MANCHESTER For application call 1 naiMNOiMnioHn IBI 1 ' By Rick Scoppe best welterweight out there,” Dun Starling, wearing a white shirt The fight will be at The Township Starling, 28, of Hartford, Conn., is "Breland is not going t(/be able tC The Associated Press dee said. " I think he’s Just a little draws ire that said "No. 1 in the World," said 41-4, with 25 knockouts, and is dictate to Marlon Starling,” Dun too much for Breland." Auditorium, which seats about most of their chances he was tired of all the talk and 3,000 for boxing, and will be ranked as the No. 1 contender at the dee said. "H e’s not a devastatlM- COLUMBIA, S.C. - Marlon Dundee, who said he had no wanted to fight. televised live by ABC-TV. The 147-pound class by all three boxing puncher, but he throws them IK B'vi Bob Greene Starling’s experience and a hard- involvement with either fighter, though.” to-flgure style will enable the "I believe I’m the best welter Columbia area wiil be blacked out. organizations. bunches. I think Breland’s going to TKe Associated Press of Bears predicted a knockout by Starling weight in the world, and I think Acker, 1-5, ended a personal top-ranked contender to beat World Breland has an 18-0 record as a “ I think Breland’s bitten off a see more punches this weekend late in the scheduled 15-round bout come Saturday you’ll see it,” NL Roundup 11-game losing -streak ^ th the Boxing Association welterweight professional. Including 12 knock little more than he can chew,” than he’s seen in all his fights. IFor Fred Toliver, It was a last — the first world title fight in South Starling said. “ I thank Angelo for victory. champion Mark Breland, veteran outs. The fight is the first defense Dundee said. “ I think he’s going to chance, at least until September. Carolina. what he believes. But when the bell Chicago’s Andre Dawson also hit trainer Angelo Dundee said for the 24-year-oId champion since get bit by Marlon Starling.” "The thing about the fight is JiisT Fo|t Gary Roenicke, it was a rare NFL Camps rings, it’s going to be Marlon was glad to see him win his first two homers, a two-run shot in the Thursday. he beat Harold Volbrecht on Feb. 6 Dundee said Starling not only has style. Period,” Duddee said. “ CAM' chance. Both Breland and Starling played Starling and Mark Breland. major league game,” Elia said. fifth and his 38th of the season to “ I think Marlon Starling is to win the title. too much experience for Breland — you describe the rhythm of Marlup.^ ‘3o th made the most of the their down Dundee’s prediction. "H e thanked me and said he hoped lead off the ninth. Breland's toughest fight, and I Starling has more knockouts than Starling? You can’t describe It. IPs opportunities. *T didn’t hear what Angelo said,” "W e’ve been talking all week, to get more when he comes back By The Associated Press don’t think he’s going to be able to Breland will be fighting in Breland has fights — but also has a Astros 5, Cardinals 4 Breland said. " It makes me no we’ve been talking about Breland’s like a rocking ebair motion. He Jiftt P(?lladelphia was Sept. 1.” overcome Marlon Starling," said Columbia for the second time, style that is not easy to overcome. keeps coming at you. He comM', demoting him to Maine of the AAA difference what he said. Once you reach and my experience," he said. Chris James hit a solo home run Glenn Davis’ sacrifice fly and an The Chicago Bears are rounding Dundee, who spoke by phone during having knocked out Ralph Twining Breland uses his 77-inch reach from every angle. You don’t kmiw International League. Toliver get in the ring, it’s all over with. “ Everything’s out the door when and Juan Samuel drove in three error by St. Louis third basieman into midseason form — off the field, a telephone hook-up at a news in the first round in Oct. 22. and 8-foot-2 frame to his advantage where the shots are coming. posted his first major league You get in there and fight. the bell rings. The champion runs with two doubles as the Jose Oquendo helped Houston score that is — considerably earlier than conference to promote Saturday’s Breland was bom and raised in with a jab that his past opponents " I think it’s a little too much J,' " I f his predictions were right doesn’t get in the ring. Tlie Thursday night as the Phillies moved within seven games two runs in the bottom of the anticipated with Coach Mike Ditka light. New York but considers Columbia , have found hard to get around. But Breland to comprehend, what tills raillies defeated the San Diego every time,” Breland said, "h e’d be champion comes out. Believe me. of NL East-leading St. Louis. It was seventh inning as the Astros rallied and quarterback Jim McMahon at "Marlon Starling, to me, is a heck his second home because his Dundee said the 5-8 Starling, who guy’s going to be doing. You caMn' Padres 10-2. to sweep their three-game series odds. betting on horses and everything I ’ll come out the champion of the parents live about 60 miles south of the ninth victory in the last 11 of a fighter. Marlon Starling is the has a 74-Inch reach, will get inside figure him. The guy zigs when he’f,, : “ I understand,” Toliver said of with the Cardinals. Ditka. who has clashed with else." world." the city in Denmark. games for Philadelphia. supposed to zag.” the roster move. ’’I ’ll just go down The victory extended Houston’s McMahon in the past, plans to fine and keep my same approach, try to Braves 13, Cubs 4 winning streak to seven games. The his outspoken quarterback for get better. I ’ll keep learning, do the Roenicke hit a two-run homer in Astros have won their last 11 home missing practice Thursday. How best I can. the first inning, capped a five-run games. much he wouldn’t say. “ I ’ll come back Sept. 1 and try to sixth with a three-run homer and The Cardinals had taken a 4-3 "H e didn’t come out today,” help some more.” walked and scored the tiebreaking lead in the top of the seventh on Ditka said after practice at Platte- SCOREBOARD Roenicke is a part-time player for run when he Dale Murphy followed pinch-hitter Terry Pendleton’s two- ville. Wis. “ He must have had a bad the Atlanta Braves, having ap with his 33rd homer in the fifth. run triple and Jack Clark’s 33rd night.’,’ peared in only 48 of Atlanta’s 121 In the sixth, with the Chibs at bat. homer. Ditka said he had no idea where MirlMre4.YinkiM3(12lnnlhgt| gaibes this season. But he has made Roenicke sat down in left field and Reds 5, Pirates 3 McMahon was at practice time. Ridi 5. PIratn 8 his appearances count. did some stretching exercises while “ I didn’t check his room, the Basebafl On ’Ibursday, he two home runs umpire crew chief Dick Stello twice Dave Parker hit a home run into bathroom or the closet,” he said. “ I NBWYOmC SEATTLE the upper deck of Riverfront obrhM ObrhM PITTSBURGH CINCINNATI and drove in five runs to lead the checked reliever Jim Acker’s don’t intend to. I checked the field WShgtn ct 4 0 10 Moseset 2000 ObrhM Bj-aves over the Chicago Cubs 13-4. glove. Both times, (hiicago Man Stadium, snapping a tie and leading and he wasn’t there.” Mtnglv lb 3 0 0 0 Phipeph 0 0 0 0 Amirtean Lngui itandingi Bondilf 3 3 11 Denleblf 2080 n ..I knew what my job was when I ager Gene Michael had complained Cincinnati. The victory moved the McMahon was seen walking Posquolf 4 0 0 0 Klngerycf 1 0 0 0 VanSIvkef 5 13 1 Larkin H 4 2 Si Reds back into a tie for the NL West GWOrdlf 1000 PBrodlylf 5000 Roy 2b 50 10 EDavb-cf« came to Atlanta.” Roenicke said, that Acker was rubbing the ball in across the field in sweat clothes Polrulo3b 52 2 2 ADovb 1b 3 13 3 iead with San Francisco. MvWon 15 Bream lb 40 11 Parker rt l l ’^ ou just have to hope the hot his glove, and the Chibs lodged a shortly before practice started. Wlntleldrf 4000 MIthwsdh 4 0 3 0 MDtazph 1000 Bell 3b 4 0 t'3'- Ted Power, 10-7, went 5 2-3 W L Pet. OB Kttle dh 5 111 Rortbdh 10 10 streaks stay with you longer than protest. Later in the day. he said he had Detroit 71 47 .40 — RReykbrf 4 000 BDtaze 408f' innings to gain the victory, with Velarde st 5 0 0 0 PresleySb 4 00 0 CaleiSb 0005 th^cold streaks.” Stello said he told Michael that been getting treatment for a sore Toronto 72 49 .595 Around the camps west Divisien New York ON i l l 888 818—3 personal , belongings, before the him to go ahead and rub ^ e ball,” Dodgers 7, Expos 2 BJoneep 0000 McGrlffc Ohio State wide receiver Cris ^ W L Pet. OB SeoNIe 818 118 881 881-4 Tefeb 18 393 ifltither even took the mound. He Michael said. “ He says he’s not Minnesota 44 57 .537 — Two outa when winnine run scored, Although he walked seven, Fer Carter won’t be taken by Tampa Oakland 41 40 .544 4 was being sent down to make room doing it, but he is.” (tame Winning RBI — Reynolds (4). nando Valenzuela pitched four-hit Bay even if the Bucs get the first Kansas City 40 40 .500 4'/» E-Presley. DP—Seattle 1. LOB—New foF Mike Jackson, who comes off Acker said he had no idea what Callfemla 40 42 .492 5V| CtadMiMI tw ON NR-S' bali for seven innings to break a AP photo pick in the Aug. 28 suppiemental York 8, Seattle 15. 3B—Meochom, (Some winning RBI — Parker (13). the disabled list today. the complaint was about. "They TW w 57 43 .475 7Vi ADovb. HR-Pogllarulo 2 (28), ADovb personai three-game losing streak draft. Seattle 57 44 .471 0 DP-INttaburgn Z LOB—Pltbburgh 1z .;Phlllies Manager Lee Elia prom- checked my glove. They didn’t find (20), Brantlev (4), Kittle (10). SB—Brantley Clndnnall 7. 2B—EDovb, VanSlyfce, BelLi for Los Angeles. Ken Landreauxhit Dave Parker (39) of the Rede Is greeted at home plate by Chleaoo 49 71 .400 15V Michele Granger. Ella Vilche and Bent lost his shot at a gold medal Sunday's Oomes Sheets If 5 0 10 Boonec 4 00 0 ObrhM ObrhM obrh M ObrhM Moran, J. Novak ’ Irwindale, Raider spokesman John Herrera said. loot and be comfortably ahead of Walsh said. Minnesota at Boston, 1:05 p.m. Lacy rf 3000 McLmrlb 3 0 0 0 Guillen ss 4 0 0 0 Browne2b 5 2 10 Jeftersn ct 5 12 0 Samuel 3b 5 13 3 6:24 — P. Outelle, M. Lemba, P. ! (Canada, next with 157,30gold. Cuba Rhonda Wheatley combined on the match by taking a pounding for Detroit at Cleveland, 1:35 p.m. Hill 3b 4 0 0 0 Fletchr ss 4 100 Among the others who won’t play Bucknrph 10 10 SAN FRAN NEW YORK (3wynn rf 3 0 10 Stone If 4 2 20 Feeler, S. Motavo is in third place with 153 medals. 60 two-hitter against Puerto Rico. three rounds from Cuban Felix Kansas aty at Milwaukee, 2:35 p.m. Polldrpr 0 0 0 0 Baines dh 3 0 0 0 Sierra rf 4 02 1 CMortnzIf 3 0 0 0 Ritchie p 1000 4:31 — G. SSartIn, B. Bonodles, B. i Saturday because of injuries are Toronto at California, 4:05 p.m. Totals 41410 4 TetaN Caldera rf 4 0 10 OBrIen 1b 3 12 2 ObrhM trhM Oleterle, D. Gardella gold. “ This has been a lot of fun,” said Savon, the reigning world amateur 41181 Milner cf 4 0 0 0 Dykstra cf Kruk 1b 3 100 MThmpcf 5 02 2 • Yanks put Tolleson on disabled list defensive back Ronnie Lott, run New York at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Hossey c 3 0 0 0 Parish dh 3 00 0 4 110 Santiago c 3 0 3 1 Schmdt3b 4 12 1 4:38 — S. Leone, D. Smith, B. ' Puerto Rico almost got in the way Granger, 17, of Placentia, Calif., heavyweight champion. Baltimore at Seattle, 4:35 p.m. GWalkr 1b 2 110 Incvglta If 4 0 10 RThpsn 2b 4 12 0 Bckmn 2b 4 0 10 ning back Joe Cribbs. Aldrete If 2 111 KHrndz 1b Comstekp 000 0 Jolks3b 10 0 0 Copeland, R. Mocolone NEW YORK — The New York Yankees placed shortstop of the basketball team’s drive for who pitched two no-hitters and two Liles had a slugfest with Orestes CJilcago at Texas, 8:35 p.m. CoNtarnta 811 888 888 888—2 Lyons If 3 0 10 Browerif 0000 4 0 11 Brown 3b 0000 Hayes lb 3 100 4:53 — J. Andreoll, M. Rosenthal, M .. ^^(tame Winning RBI — RWoshlngton KWIImscf 3 00 0 McDwelcf 4 0 10 Leonordlf 1 0 0 0 Strwbryrf 4 110 Salazar 3b Grant, Landsberg Wayne Tolleson on the 15-day disabled list Thursday and gold. one-hitters. “ The team wasgreat to Solano of Cuba, but was the loser in Signing up waork 1b 4 0 11 McRykta If 3 0 0 0 CJamesrf 4 2 2 1 Manrlq2b 2 0 0 1 MStanlyc 4 110 4 2 2 1 Tmpitn ss 4 00 1 Parrish c ^8:59 — G. Muller, I. Sobalef, G. * replaced him on the roster with shortstop Randy Velarde of the work with. We had hitting, defense a 5-0 decision. NationilLeaguastindIngs CDovb rf 4 0 0 0 HJohsn 3b 3 2 10 3 2 3 2 Thursday’s game had a different The dispute between kicker Tony .E—CRipken. DP—Baltimore Z Colltar- OAAallyJb 3 0 10 Flonnry 2b 4 0 10 JeHz ss 3 111 Dvorek, B. Tomkiel ' Yankees’ Columbus farm team. and scored runs — it was a team nta 4. LOB—Baltimore 4, California 8. Totab 18 1 11 TOtab M591 Brenlyc 4 110 Lyonsc 4 114 Showp 7:04 — A. Chevrette, Ottavlone, R. I twist because the United States won Tennis Franklin and the New England SpobrJb 4 0 0 0 Sontanass 2 0 0 0 Tollverp 100 0 effort. This was not any one-person East DIvIslen 2 B ^ \ ^ lte, RWosMnmpn. HR-4.ynn 2 3 02 1 Mack ph 10 0 0 RRnckph 1000 Marshall, O. Purcell Tolleson is suffering from a sore right shoulder. by only five points — 80-75 — Patriots ended with Franklin sign Chicage 888 188 818-1 Uribe ss 3 12 0 Leach p 100 0 team.” Al Parker, of Claxton, Ga., beat „ . , W L Pet. OB Joyner (4), YnoMd ph 1 0 0 0 Cone p SOavIsp 00 00 GWIIsonrf 0 00 0 7:13 — F. Klernan, J. Herdic, D. • instead of its usual 30-point ing an agreement that would St. Louis 70 50 .583 — Schofield (14). T m MS 8H lb l-4 100 0 Bochy c 10 10 McNamara, W. OleksInskI Miguel Nido of Puerto Rico 6-2, 6-2 (tame Winning RBI — OBrIen (9). D o ^ p 3 0 12 MWIIsnph 10 10 walkovers. For the tournament, the three protect the team if he is hurt. New York 48 53 .562 J'A IP N R BR BB SO LeflOrb p 0 0 0 0 Myers p Totab » 2 8 2 Totab a 101518 7:M — O. Hassen, B. Hunter, R.; to reach the semifinals in men’s Montreal 47 53 .558 3 Baltimore E—Hill, Manrique 2, OMalley. DP— 0 0 0 0 Evelhoch, H. Gtglle ; Coach Denny Crum said he knew pitchers combined to allow only one Franklin will receive $340,000 this EBell 9 4 2 2 4 4 Chicago Z Texas 3. LOB—Chicago 3, Texas JRobnsnp 0 0 0 0 run in 60 innings. They gave up 10 singles. The U.S. mixed doubles Philadelphia 43 57 .525 7 MIdndoph 10 0 0 Son DMge 180 101 8 M -3 7:27 — B. Palmer, B.Brown, O .. ‘Oil Can’ Boyd undergoes surgery there was trouble out there. His year. But if he’s hurt in training Chicago 41 40 .504 9A WP—Oobon. San Dtego Burbank, J. Mullen match point I double faulted.” said Umpires—Home, Phillips; Rrst, Pa HR—McReynolds ( » ) , Lyons (3). SB— Show L.4-15 8:09 — H. Murphy, J. Breen, D. • .surgery, said Boyd should be fine by next spring. believe me if they didn’t before.” together as any team I’ve ever been Hendricks. Son Diego 49 72 .405 13'A RThompson 2 (12). 4 11 4 McEnroe, John’s younger brother. Thursday's Games BluaJayaT.AIhlatIcaS lermo; Second, Morrison; Third, Tschida. SDavIs 1 4 4 Melton, Phelon _ Boyd won a career-high 16 games last season but began The United States led 72-59 with associated with. You take 18 girls If Franklin gets through training New York 7, Son Francisco 4 T—2:11. A—11,213. . ______IP H R ER BB SO Comstock 1 0 0 ^8:16 — B. Sullivan, B. Brldoemon, E .; and they are compatible and “ I don’t feel good about that.” San Ronebee Dullea, H. Trocchl experiencing shoulder pain in spring training. He pitched three six minutes left when Puerto Rico, camp without a problem and makes Houston 5, St. Louis 4 Downs L,18 51-3 11 7 7 1 5 Philadelphia supportive and they all came Atlanta ia Chicago 4 TORONTO OAKLAND Toliver W,1-0 4 7 2 ■: 23— A. D'Appllonlo, (tane Sullivan, ■ .games during his rehabilitation with Pawtucket of the 4-2, ran off an 11-0 streak to pull Team sports one regular-season kick, the $1.5 abrbM ObrhM Major League leaders Lefterb 113 0 0 0 0 1 F. LIpInskI, F. Bllsh together to do the job they did all Onclnnotl 5, Pittsburgh 3 JRoMnson 1 0 0 0 0 2 Ritchie S4 .3 1 . .0 „ . ..International League. within two with 3:05 to play. million contract he agreed to Los Angeles 7, Montreal 2 AAosebycf 5 110 Bernzrdlb 4 12 0 HBP—Brown by Toliver. BK—Show. 8:30 — H. (tardella, J. Pickens,' week here.” The United States crushed Puerto Beniquz If 5 12 3 MDovIsrf 4 2 2 1 NOW York Donovan, Babigan David Robinson, who finished Saturday night will be honored Philadelphia 10, Son Diego 2 Based on S64 at Bob. Loach 2 4 4 4 1 1 He then returned to Boston. He pitched seven games with The Canadian men won the gold Rico 17-3 to clinch a berth in the gold mdoy's Games Barfield rf 5 112 Canseco If 5 13 3 8:37 — J. O'Rourke, H. Oarvey, with 20 points, finally broke a 3:45 under terms of Thursday’s GBelIdh 4010 McGwir 1b 3 0 0 0 AMERICAN LEAGUE Cone W3-2 4 2 0 0 0 4 Bravaa13,Cuba4 • Boston, compiling a 1-3 record and a 5.89earned run average in 36 medal game against Cuba in water Houston (Deshales 104) at Chicago G AB R H Pet. HlllnskI, J. McCollum scoreless period with a driving behind the pitching of Rob Scheller agreement. (Lynch 1-8), 4:05 p.m. Helderib 2000 Murphy cf 3 000 Myers S,3 3 0 0 0 0 5 8:51 — J. AAutty, E. Belleville, C .' .23 innings. polo. The Americans hit on eight of Upshaw 1b 100 1 Boggs Bsn 118 452 89 143 J41 Leach pitched to 2 batters In the 3rd. layup and Danny Manning, who and Glen Jevne. Los Angeles (Welch 11-7and Leary 28) at Lonsfrd3b 5 0 0 0 Selber KC 119 472 79 CHICAGO ATLANTA Pllklngton, B. Hunniford their first 12 possessions with Peter The Philadelphia Eagles signed (jTuberss 4000 RJcksndh 4 0 11 158 .335 BK—Downs. 8:58 — G. Gentile, P. White, M .: Philadelphia (Rowley 155 and K.Ckoss Mattingly NY 101 402 72 134 .333 Umpires—Home, Pallone; Rrst, Mon ObrhM ObrhM also had 20, scored the final six Gymnastics Campbell scoring four times. cornerback Elbert Foules to a pair 8-10), 2 5:35 p.m. lorgSb 4 2 2 0 Tettletonc 3 111 Trammll Det 108 DMrtnz cf 4 0 0 0 Anderson, B. Glguere Mullnks3b 20 10 Grminss 3 100 433 79 tague; Second, Froemming; Third, Ren Hallcf 4 3 3 1 points, four on free throws, to seal Chiba, seeking its fifth straight of one-year contracts. St. Louis (Tudor 22) at Cincinnati DwEvons Bsn 114 410 83 nert. Sndbrg 3b 3 10 0 Runge 3b 4 112 9:05 — G. MeNIff, LoChoppelle, B. ■ Even with mistakes, the unchal (Haffmon 08), 7:35 p.m. CAAoorec 3 2 11 Colnen, G. Stephens Lundgren upsets Mats Wllander the victory. The five-year veteran from Al Whitt c ADovb Sea 120 430 44 138 .321 T—2:42. A—35,950. Noce ss 0 0 0 0 GRonck If 24 2 5 lenged U.S. team broke its own gold medal in women’s volleyball, San Francisco (Drovecky 09) at Montreal 0000 Franco Cle 96 374 43 Palmer lb 4 0 0 0 DAArphy rf 9:12 — T. StepenskI, R. Perroult, | Ortiz, the Utah Jazz’ first-round corn State stayed out of training Tetab 157 97 TetaN M494 120 .321 4 122 (tatzkiewicz, A. Thomas 24-year-old Pan Am record with a defeated the United States 15-9, (Martinez 7-1), 7:35 p.m. Ferandz Tor 116 459 72 144 .314 Dawson rf 5 3 3 3 SImmns lb 2 000 MASON, Ohio — Peter Lundgren of Swe..en used crisp passing draft pick, scored 22 points in the camp while his contract was San Diego (Jones 54) at New York GBell Tor 115 453 85 142 .313 Dodgara7,Expoa2 Muphry If 3 0 2 0 GPerry 1b 2000 shots and aggressive net play to upset top-seeded Mats Wilander score of 385.95. The old record is 15-11,15-6. Cuba plays Peru for the (Darling 10-7), 7:35 p.m. Torenle m m 881-7 Puckett Min 118 (tayttph 1000 first half and finished with 31. championship; America plays negotiated. Foules also missed Oakland 881 lai no-4 449 73 147 .313 Virgil c 5 0 11 6-1, 6-4, adving to the quarterfinals at the $375,000 Association of 384.21. Pittsburgh (Fisher 7-8) at Atlanta ToMer Cle 114 451 57 141 .313 Morlnd3b 2 0 0 1 Blauserss 4 110 Mlnnichiug Robinson was the reason for Ortiz’ Brazil for third place. camp last season because of a (Smith 127), 7:40 p.m. Game Winning RBI — Benlquez (5). LOS ANGELS Cuba won the silver and Canada E—Bernazord. DP—Toronto 1, Oakland Homo Runs MONTREAL Trillo 3b 10 0 0 Hubbrdlb 3 22 0 Tennis Professionals tournament. easly nine points in the second half. contract holdout. Saturday's Games Mc(3wlre, Ooklond, 39; GBell, Toronto, ObrhM ObrhM Quinonsss 4000 Oedmonp 20 10 Pellewina ore starUna tbnes ter Ibe; took the bronze. Los Angeles at Phllodelphia, 2:15 p.m. 1 . LOB—Toronto4,Oakland9.2B—Canseco Sax 2b Lundgren, ranked 79th in the world, controlled the tempo of the Crum sent in Navy’s 7-foot-l 3, Benlquez, MDavIs, CMoore. HR— 38; Hrbek, Minnesota, 30; DwEvons, 4 2 3 0 Raines If 5 0 0 0 JDovIsc 20 10 Ackerp 110 0 Men’s am i Member Baest Teanw-, Mar, of Monterey Park, Calif., Moving on Houston at Chicogo, 4:05 p.m. Boston, 28; Pogllorulo, New York, 28; Landrx rf 4 112 Webster rf 3 100 AAoyer p 2 0 0 0 Nttlsph 1111 ment Sunday at MlnnecbaoB OoHaub., match by varying his ground strokes and broke Wilander’s serve center to guard Ortiz, who was a St. Louis at Cincinnati, 7:05 p.m. Barfield (26), Tettleton (4). S-Mulllniks Z scored a 9.85 in the floor exercise MDavIs. Snyder, Cleveland, a ; Canseco, Oakland, TLndrm If 5 0 11 Brooksss 3 00 0 Boiler p 0 0 0 0 Asnmchr p 0 0 0 0 4:45 — C. Ogren, J. O'Dell, M.' <» twice in the second set to oust the defending champion. pain in the lane. Robinson cured it. Foyt fined Bobby Johnson, the New York Son Diego at New York, 7:05 p.m. 27; Murray, Baltimore, 27. Shelby cf 5 12 0 Wallach3b Draler ph 10 0 0 and a 9.825 on the vault. She led the IP N R ER BB SO 4 02 1 Robbins, S. RobMns Next up, Brazil. The two teams Giants’ most productive wide re San Francisco at Montreal, 7:35 p.m. Runs Batted In Trevirwc 4 2 2 0 (talarrgib 5 000 GAAoddxp 00 00 i:52— P. Jenny,. Kodak, G. Phillips,; Advancing to the quarterfinals with Lundgren on Thursday individual standings with 77.55, Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 7:40 p.m. Terento WOodsnIb 5 111 BLOOMFIELD HILLS, Mich. ceiver last season, was dealt to the Clancy 513 5 4 4 5 5 GBell, Toronto, 104; DwEvons, Boston,95; Law2b 4 110 Tetab 11 4 4 4 Tetab M 11 IS 11 R. Beller ^ 'w ere third-seeded Boris Becker of West Germany, second- will play for the gold medal Sunday, followed by Phillips at 77.475. Sunday’s Games (tanseco, (taklond, 93; McGwire, Oakland, Garner 3b 3 0 11 Nichols cf 4010 4:59 — J. Russell, C. Declaiitls, M.< (A P) — A.J. Foyt has been fined San Diego Chargers for an undis Son Francisco at Montreal, 1:35 p.m. Musseimn 1 1112 1 ^ seeded Stefan Edberg and eighth-seeded Anders Jarryd of as will the U.S. and Brazilian Elchhorn 1 2 1 1 0 1 90; Sierra, Texas,M;Joyner,Collfornla, 87; Hew 1b 10 12 Rtzoerld c 2 00 0 Chicaoe 810 880 801— 4 Klesseck, R. Klesseck Phillips, 15, of Baton Route, La., $5,000 and piaced on one year’s closed future draft choice. San Diego at New York, 1:35 p.m. (Soettl, Minnesota, 86; Adottlngly, New Shipley ss 4 0 10 Heaton p 1000 Atlanta 181 e a MH—11 7:06 — C. Lyons, P. Lyons, T. Deten,; Sweden, and fourth-seeded Jimmy Connors and seventh-seeded women’s teams. fell off the balance beam while Los Angeles at Philadelphia, 1:35 p.m. Lavellew,13 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 Valenzia p 4 0 0 0 probation for abusing a CART Johnson, 26, who joined the Henke S,29 1 0 0 0 0 3 York, 81; Winfield, NewYork,8l. Burke p 0000 (tame Winning RBI — Murphy (5). O. Nocker Brad Gilbert of the United States. There were no struggles at the trying to make a simpie turn, but Pittsburgh at Atlanta, 2:10 p.m. Ofllclpnd Youngp 0000 Engle ph 10 11 E—Hubbard, Quinones. DP—Chicago 1, 7:13 — J. Lefler, Al Steiger, S.- softball field where the U.S. official after the running of the Giants as a free agent from Kansas St. Louis at Cincinnati, 2:15 p.m. PNchtao (9 Docblens) Mc(3ffenp 0000 Atlanta 1. LOB—Chicago 12, Atlanta 4. Williams, S. Williams climbed back on and did her famous Hauston at Chicago, 2:20 p.m. CYoung 41-3 7 5 5 1 4 Tetab women, who have overwhelmed Quaker State 500, CART announced in 1984 and became an immediate Lamp 1-3 0 0 0 1 1 Honnomon, Detroit, 11, .889; CeruttI, a 7117 Tetab a is i 2B—Mumphrey. HR—Dawson 2 (M), 7:20 — J. Kupper, J. White, M.; back-bending headstand for a 9.30. Toronto, 13, .7SD; John, New York, 11-4, .733; GRoenIcke 2 (8), DMurphy (33). SB—Hall Fitzsimmons, P. Fitzsimmons ! everyone since the games began, Hiursday. starter, led all Giants wide receiv CodaretL,11 313 2 2 1 1 3 Les Angeles Playoff game possibility on agenda “ It was kind of a stupid mistake Lelper 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hudson, Now York,8S, .727; Stieb, Toronto, IM IN 8U-7 (19), Mumphrey (1), DMartInez (10). S— 7:37 — N. KIdwell, M. Ouldoll, M.. won the gold with a 4-1 victory over Foyt accosted race official Dick ers with 31 catches last season. He 115, .722; Mussolman, Toronto, 104, .714; ------8W 818 818-8 Runge. SF—Moreland. Adams, C. Woytousky on my part,” she said. " I really Eckersley 13 0 0 0 0 1 „ KANSAS C ITY, Mo. — Two of the nation’s top college football Puerto Rico. U.S. men had to settle Perry after finishing seventh in last had 112 receptions for 1,862 yards Lelper pitched to 2 batters In the 9lh. Schmidt, Baltimore, 10-4, .714; Key, To Gaim Winning RBI — TLandrum (1). IP H R ER BB SO 7:34 — Roy Duketl, R. Oukett, R.' wasn’t concentrating for the full ronto, 144, .700; Morrb, Detroit, 144, .70). E--(taraer, TLorKlrum, Galarraga, ChIcage teams would meet in a playoff game to determine the national Sunday’s race at Pocono Interna and 20 touch(lowns in three seasons Amarican Laague raaulta WP—Clancy. Lepak, B. Carlson ; for a silver after being beaten by turn. It wasn’t that hard of a skill Umpires—Home, Clark; First, »lp lw . LOB-Los Angeles 8, Montreal Moyer L,10-10 51-3 10 10 10 4 1 7:41 — R. Browner, R. Rendleu, D., - champion if a resolution recommended by an NCAA committee is Canada 2-1. tional Raceway. with the team. Booed on 164 ot Bob. Trevino, Shipley, Heep, Bailer 13 0 0 0 1 0 Brower, T. Brower and I shouldn’t have fallen off.” McClelland; Second, Young; Third, Shu- . approved by the full membership. In a letter to Foyt, CART official The Giants had six receivers on lock. NATIONAL LEAGUE wailoch Z Low. HR— (6); GMaddux 2 3 3 2 2 0 7:48 — O. Coley, W. Leghorn, O.* In gymnastics, the outcome was Now that the team has the gold. TIgara 8, Twina 0 Attanta Moore, (hiest Wally Dallenbach told the veteran their roster iast season and took T—3:14. A—12,407. The committee which has studied the controversial question expected — a U.S. team gold. The Mar said she wants the all-around Gwynn SD in 4n M 1M Oedmon 41-3 5 3 3 5 2 7:55 — J. Williams, M. Speed, A.: hero was not. driver that his conduct was “ inex three more in the first four rounds Raines Mon 97 372 90 i a .336 Aatroa5,Cardlnala4 Acker W,1-5 213 0 0 0 5 3 Modr, B. Modr for several years recommended Thursday that the NCAA Council for herself. She’ll try to get it cusable and dangerous.” of the 1987 draft. MINNESOTA DETROIT Brawara1Undlana2 (talragaAAon 104 393 56 1)9 l a Assnmehr 21110 0 8:02— J. Cheney, D. Wilson, E. Bolin,- ill put a resolution on the agenda of the 1988 NCAA Convention Instead of national champion Saturday. BbrhM ObrhM (taerreroLA 112 408 48 134 .3a STLOUIS HBP—Holl by Moyer. WP—Bailer. P. Irish ,, scheduled for January, said D e^ss Dodds, athletic director at Kristie Philiips ieading the charge, Otaddsnlf 4 0 10 Sherldnrf 5 23 2 MThmpsnPhI 101 392 74 ia .321 HOUSTON PB-JDovb. 8:09 — T. Means, J. Clements, K.; Gagne ss 4000 MILWAUKEE ObrhM ObrhM it was Sabrina Mar, whose consis Boxing DEvnsdh 4 00 1 CLEVELAND Hatcher Htn 1W 437 77 134 i l l Coleman If 4 000 Bolin, D. Pecelle Texas and chairman of the committee. Puckeltcf 4 0 20 Gibson If 4 00 1 ObrhM ObrhM Sandberg Chi 94 374 41 114 309 GYoungcf 4 2 4 0 Thurada/ahomaruna 8:14 — B. Cosgrove, J. Farina, J.> tency made up for her teammates’ Michael Collins, a 119-pounder, Hrbeklb 3 0 00 Moltardh 5 13 3 Butler ct 4 12 1 OSmHhss 4000 Hotcherit 3 12 0 >- I f member schools vote in favor of the resolution, the specifics BLISS ESTABLISHED 18S2 Heath 2b 0 0 0 0 EDovbCIn 107 394 104 m .308 Herr 3b 40 10 Doran 2b Smith, B. Sinl mistakes on the balance beam and Gaettl3b 3000 Tramml m 3 120 Yount ct 3 110 Noboa ss 4000 PndltnStL 118 441 70 135 304 4 12 4 8:23— V. Plogglel, Guest, T. Back, J.‘ , of how the playoff would be played would be developed and put to and Todd Foster, at 139 pounds, Oovtdsnrf 1000 FMdercf 1000 ToMerlb 200 1 JCIark 1b 4 13 1 GDovIs 1b 3 00 1 ByTheAMectaled Press floor exercise. Grubb If 1000 KHorandz NY 117 443 48 135 .305 MeOeed 4 110 Bossrf Schilling a vote at the 1989 convention, Dodds said. The first playoff game were the lone bright spots for the ODORLESS METHOD OF ELIMINATING Smallyd^Smollydh 3 0 10 Nokesc 4 110 Braggs rf Sill MHalllt 1000 Homo Runs 4 0 10 American Lsosue 8:30 — D. Fraser, D. MarUn, 8.. In boxing, Cubans continued to BrooT 1b 5232 Morrb rf 3 100 Camlnlt3b 4000 “ could be held in 1990, he saM. U.S. team, winning easy decisions Brm i^rf 3 0 0 0 Morrlsn2b 4 111 Carter If 4000 -Itawwxv OUeogo, M; DMurphy, Undmnrf 1000 Sheridan (4), Tigers; Barfield (M), Blue Mllollet, B. Laziarinl dominate, beating Americans Mi Newmn3b“ 10 00 Bergmnib 4 12 0 Surhoffc 4 3 10 Jacoby 3b 2000 Atlanta, 33; EDovb, Clnclnnatl,33; JCIark, Berrau 3 0 0 0 Joys; Tettletan (4), Athletics; Brock (1 », 8:37 — J. Loplne, R. Rail, E.' a to move into the finals. Deer If OquendSb 4 12 1 Chlldrssp 0 000 Lmbrdtlb 3 02 0 Lemon cf 2 112 4 3 14 CCitllodh 3000 S L l ^ , » ; H J o h ^ , New York, M; TPenac Deer (a ). Brewers; Pogllarulo2 (a), Klthe Anderson, T. Atoyanton f chael Bent and Frank Liles while " I think I just won the title,” said Butarac 3000 Riles 3b 52 20 Snyder rf 3000 40 10 Agostop 1000 (10), Yankees; (tavb (a ), Brantley (5), 8:44 — B. Skinner, M. Bucherls, E , Brokns3b 110 1 ilrSaEKIX' »<• Schmidt, Mothewsp 1000 WInec 4 000 Potter upsets Hana Mandllkova finishing off a semifinais rout that Collins, of LaPorte, Texas, who aS48 Tetab »8M8 Svoumss 4 3 11 Frobelrf 1000 Phllodelphla,3i6; WCIork, Son Randsco,24 RBookrph Mariners; Lynn2(19). Nason, Guest JCOstlllSb 4 113 Bondoc 20 10 1000 Darwin p 2 0 10 8:51 — D. Hogan, M. Henderson, R.< HInzolb Horton p 0000 CRenIdsss 1110 McRsynoKb" (m * >HLyMW (3), M ^ ; “ TORONTO — Barbara Potter, who withdrew from a doubles BROUGHT HOME BY YOUR DOG OR CAT 3 110 PndKn^ 10 12 Neville, R. Neville, Jr. DOEOE 181 418 tlX -8 Tetab 48MISM M141 Walloeh, Mont Mgranepr Clark (33), Cardinals; Doran 9:05 — B. Quesnel, M. Quesnel, OC - match because of a back injury the night before, upset Fleas are more than a nulsam x: They can infect your loved ones. Flea Oame Winning RBI — (3(bson (8). real, 104; JCIark, St. Louis, 99; EDovb, 0000 James (14), Phillies; Dawson 2 (M), C u ^ McCartney, Guest Doyleyp 00 00 Roenicke 2 (8), MurphvOT), Braves; Bends second-seeded Hana Mandlikova 6-4,6-4, Thursday, moving into Neipsic netmen win finale bites may produce small red spots that itch. They are also carriers of • DP—Oelralt I. LOB—Minnesota 7, De andnnotl, M; Schmidt, Philadelphia, 85; L ak e^ 9:13 — A. Mtchoud, J. Scorloto, B.- troit S. 2E—Sheridan, Trammell, Lemon, 1000 (21),Plretes; Parker (22),Reds;Len I?**5g!!r^-"LP!*:y*S?.»* *!>« Monchwltr ami Ilia CARS ICARS BUSINESS & SERVICE DIRECTOl FOR SALE IFORSALE lSSlR?b5i!!S *’ •*'“ "•■ • •••eeeeeeeeeee GRAND.Prix 78, mdrpoh KKSOLUTION APPROPRIATINO •l&OOAOOB.M POR Landau root. Sunroof, Z!!f JfLAMM'NO AND CONSTRUCITOiT oP PUBLIC CHILD CARE lllWmAIIEOUS CLYDE loodtd. New Pioneer M ADS AND UTILITIES ON 3W ACRES IN TUB Rucir IDEHViCtD ..s— ______CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. stereo system. 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