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Monday, Aug. 1, 1988 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm 30 Cents Sewer plant fine OK’d DiRosa won’t reveal the penalty until negotiations end

Bv Andrew Yurkovskv treatment plant. the amount of money tobe paid for a fine, Manchester Herald A proposal for the town to pay a $1.5 Twardy said that "a lot^trf dj^erent million fine to the Corps for iliegal work on factors” would have to be considered. Town and federal officials have reached the plant was rejected by the town last Director Ronaid Oselia said that federal an agreement on the amount of money to week, and sources ha ve said that Assistant officials “ have to extract their pound of be paid in fines and other costs for illegal U.S. Attorney Frank Santoro subse­ flesh" to show that they are treating work on the town’s sewage treatment quently offered to cut the fine to $500,000, deveiopers and municipalities that violate plant. Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. said Corps officials have said that a $1.5 wetlands regulations in an equitable today. million fine would be the highest levied in manner. DiRosa said he expected an agreement New England and could be the highest “ According to Peter DiRosa, an accep­ could be reached by late this afternoon levied nationwide. table fine would be zero,” Oselia said. But even though other details of the settlement U.S. Attorney Stanley A. Twardy Jr what level would be acceptable to the had yet to be worked out this morning. said today that negotiations were "ongo­ Board of Directors, 1 don’t know.” “ I think there are just some details as to ing,” but he couldn’t say whether which party will do what when,” he said. agreement would be reached tq d ^ y^ Director Geoffrey Naab Would not say He would not disclose the amount of the " I ’m optimistic that we will be able<4o whether the town has a limit in mind for fine or the other costs. reach an agreement this week.” he said. the size of fine it would be willing to pay. DiRosa said last week that he thought it DiRosa could not be reached for “ 1 can’t comment on that — I won’t was possible a settlement could be comment this morning. Assistant Town comment on that.” he said. reached by today. The dispute centers on Manager Steven R. Werbner would not He said the motive behind the $1.5 the town’s failure to get a wetlands permit speculate today on when an agreement million fine originally proposed was "to from the U.S. Arm y Corps of Engineers for would be reached. send a signal all over the country that work on the secondary part of the sewope Aske^ how-a^ecision would be made on you’d better get your permit.” They’ve come a long way

Bv Marie P . Grady and Aflilta M. Caldwell Marfehester.Herald — -

Laurie Prytko can see the fruits of her success in shredded lettuce heads and assembled engine parts. She can measure progress in loaves of bread and piping hot Big Macs. But she really reaches nirvana every time another one of her retarded clients says, " I got a job.” In the eight years since Prytko left a job as a process engineer for Pratt & Whlfbdiy to become executive director of the Manchester Association for Andrew Vurkovtky/MinchMter Herald Retarded Citizens, the clientele at the MARC Workshop has tripled, and the % FLAGS AND SIRENS — Thomas E. Landers Jr. and his bride, profits from a MARC run bakery and - v - Ellen Burns, leave St. Bridget Church in a fire truck owned by thift shop have more than doubled, Eighth District firefighter Mark J. Sevetz. Landers, who is helping the workshop to fund $800,000 - )■ president of the Eighth Utilities District, and Burns, a district worrth o f its $1.8 million budget. director, were married Saturday morning. More than half of the 142 clients have r > v left institutions or the comfort of their families for community living arrange­ ments. Nearly a third are employed in /( Fire siren sounds off jobs ranging from convenience stores to machine shops to fast food restaurants. as Landers, Burns wed The apparent success story of the Manchester Workshop comes at a time when the state Department of Mental Bv Nancy Pappas about 225 guests attended the Retardation is coming under increas­ Manchester Herald ceremony and a dinner-dance at ing criticism from advocates for the The Jester's Court on Tolland retarded. Two department budget It wasn’t quite Prince Charles Turnpike. shortfalls that threatened as many as and Lady Di, but the Eighth It was very conventional, nothing 400 state-supported jobs for the re­ Utilities District had itsown "royal Raglnild Plnto/MmctMdar Herald out of the ordinary, he said. The tarded and the opening of several new wedding” this weekend. only unusual touch was the fire group homes result^ in unprece­ MAKING PROGRESS — Patty Rowe and her sister, Laurie Prytko, look at a Eighth District President Tho­ engine, he said, a 1955 American dented demonstrations by the retarded mas E. Landers Jr. married photo of themselves as toddlers given to Prytko by a woman who said she LaFrance tmek owned by district themselves. Those shortfalls have District Director Ellen Bums on had once babysat for them. Prytko, executive director of the Manchester firefighter Mark J. Sevetz. “ It was since been corrected. Saturday morning in St. Bridget brought up one day, and since my Association for Retarded Citizens, says that mentally retarded people like Church, as more than 200 people fiance and I were both firefighters, See WORKSHOP, page 10 her sister have made great gains In the last several years. watched, wept and witnessed. it seemed like a nice touch,” said After the Rev. Emilio Padelli Landers. pronounced the union to be both Landers said Sevetz operates holy and legal, the couple stepped Same Day Fire Department, a Gumshoes zero in on beach wastes into their coach — in this case, a private business which brings the long, bright red fire engine — and fire tmek to weddings and parades. Bv Robert Dvorchak good old-fashioned police work. We trace evidence trailer. Under particular scrut­ drove off. They were sent forth to The Associated Press iny are people who were caught dumping Today Landers was at work at his evpry marked item we can.” the "m usic” of the alarm from the before. landscape firm, but said he and his 'These gumshoes of garbage look for Eighth District Firehouse, next NEW YORK — Lt. Tony Rossano, one of names, dates and places so they can zero "There’s reason to believe we can wife will be taking a honeymoon. door. 13 city sanitation cops, sifts through in on the offending source. But most of the identify the bad actors who are illegally He would not say when or where. Over the past few months, syringes, blood vials and other disgusting seaborne slop, carried by the whims of dumping,” said Brendan Sexton, head of Landers and Bums have been And he was mum about the debris, hunting for the culprit who’s tides, currents and winds, either has no the city’s Sanitation Department. reluctant to answer reporters' couple’s future plans. “ We’re going dumping the infectious medical waste markings or waterlogged labels are "It looks like repeated dumping by a questions about their approaching to get a place somewhere in the tainting beaches in five states. unreadabig. smaller user,” said Mariene Gold, who nuptials. Today, however, Landers Eighth District, let’s Just leave it at " It ’s like the detective work on a murder More thtin 1,000 items of medical waste, heads the Sanitation Department’ s en- was more expansive, saying that that,” Landers said. case,” Rossano said. “We’re doing most of it syringes used to inject insulin or intei^ews, surveillance, followup, just illegal drugs, have been bagged in an See BEACH WASTE, page It IRA bomb kills one at London barracks* TODAY 20 pagM, 2 •Mllont Bv Maggie Jackson barracks in the wooded Mill Hill London Ambulance spokesman trapped for more than 30 minutes. Col. Chris Webb had said initially that 10 Business _ The Associated Press neighborhood. William Butt, commander of the CIsssIfled__ J people were injured. He said the dead Police had said there was no postal section of the barracks, said the Comics _ LONDON — An explosion and fire immediate indication the 7 a.m. man was a soldier. solider was saved by a radiator that Connsctlout. ripped through a two-story army explosion was caused by a bomb. Anti-terrorist police rushed to the shielded him from falling bricks and Focus _ _ _ barracks in north London early today, The barracks border the Finchley barracks and sealed off the area after debris. Local _ _ _ killing a soldier and injuring nine parliamentary constituency of Prime the explosion, which could be heard Butt said most of the injured had L o tts ry _ _ _ people, authorities said. The IRA Minister Margaret Thatcher, a prime more than two miles away, ripped burns or neck and back injuries. Obltuarlos_ A new comic, claimed reponsibiiity. IRA target. through a brick single men’s dormi­ Opinion _ _ ’McCall of the In a message to the Northern Two major hospitals in the area, tory block, the arm y said. The blaze was under control two People _ _ _ Ireland bureau of the British news Barney General and Edgware, re­ Soldiers dug through rubble to hours after the explosion, although Sports _ _ Wild,’ starts In _ agency. Press Association, the out­ ported! admitting a total of nine rescue several of the injured who pockets of fla mes remained late in the Television_ today's Herald lawed Irish Republican Arm y said its injurea, including one who was in an were trapped by falling masonry. morning, said London Fire Brigade U S /World _ spokesman Michael Whitty. guerrillas laid a bomb in the Inglis intensive care unit. One soldier was rescued after being Weather___ ... page 16 t — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Mond»y. Aug 1. 1988 - 8 RECORD Manchester trash haulers try to regain dump rights About Town Police Roqndnp______By Andrew J. Davis CRRA’s East Hartford facility “ There’s a probiem with their COME BLOW YOUR Manchester Herald were ordered by CRRA to begin bookkeeping and attitude.” Seniors learn about fitness HORN — Members of The Teen arrested at nightclub dumping in Hartford to better Until the issue with CRRA is Galvenized Jazz Band, a A Manchester trash-hauler that facilitate dumping. Kennedy settled. Admiral is dumping at A discussion on walking programs for fitness will group dedicated to tradi­ A Windsor teen-ager was arrested Sunday at a lost its dumping privileges at the said. private landfills. Squillante said. be held as part of Manchester Memorial Hospital’s teen-age nightclub after police said they found two, East Hartford landfill for non­ East Hartford officials will Both companies have permits Senior Circle Summer' Education series held tional Dixieland jazz, put double-edged knives in his vehicle. payment of bills has paid more meet with ANCO officials on to dump trash generated in Wednesdays at 6 p.m. in the hospital’s auditorium. their hearts into their Frankie Hernandez, 17, of 225 Willowcrest Dr., than one-third of what it owes and Tuesday to discuss payment of Manchester for $15 a Ion in the No reservations are required. For information, call music. The group will be at was arrested and cha rged with two counts of ha vlng should eventually be granted the remainder of the fine, he said. Manchester landfill, said I,ee 647-6600. the Manchester Bicenten­ weapons in a motor vehicle, after police were called dumping rights, said an East Meanwhile, another Manches­ O’Connor Jr., superintendent of nial Band Shell, on the to Checker’s Lounge near the comer of Adams and Hartford official. ter trash firm. Admiral Trucking highways and sanitation. Both Dunk-n-Dance scheduled Olcott streets, police said. A group Hernandez was ANCO Inc., of 260 Tolland Inc., also has had its dumping companies operate offices at 260 ppus of the Manchester with refused to leave the premises at closing time, Turnpike, paid $5,800 of its $14,924 privileges suspended at CRRA’s Tolland Turnpike. The Manchester and Ellington Chapters of imunity College, on police said. overdue bill for dumping privi­ Hartford facility. Admiral’s Parents Without Partners will hold a dunk-n-dance iesday evening at 7. In Police subsequently checked Hernandez’s vehi­ leges at the East Hartford landfill dumping privileges in CRRA’s on Saturday, Aug. 13, at the Ramada Inn, East case of rain, the concert cle. where two, double-edged knives were found, Wednesday, said Bill Kennedy. Hartford facility were suspended Windsor. A pool party will be held from 1 to 5 p.ip. High school sets will be Wednesday. police said. One had a nine-inch blade, while the East Hartford director of public in June for non-payment of bills, and dinner will be served at 7 p.m. Dancing will other had a five-inch blade, according to the report. works. The East Hartford landfill said Thomas Lenehan of the reglstratji^hours follow at 9 p.m. The cost is $22.50 for the evening. Hernandez also was charged with misuse of is part of the Connecticut Resour­ CRRA. Lenehan said the com­ Music is provided by IV BC. Reservations should be registration after the license plates found on his ^ r , ces Recovery Authority, which pany owes CRRA $52,000. Any student whoplansloattend made by Saturday. The dance only is $6 for a four-door Buick LeSabre, were found to be serves 49 towns throughout the Admiral General Manager An­ Manchester High School in the members and $7 for non-members. For informa­ Obituaries registered to a person with a two-door Monte Carlo, state, he said. gelo Squillante said today the fall who has not registered for tion, call 646-8643. police said. Once the company pays the company only owes CRRA courses should call the registrar Hernandez will appear in Manchester Superior remainder of the fine, it will be $11,000. He said he has asked at 647-3539. Seniors play pinochle Joseph B. Sluzinski Sophia R. Platt Church, 60 Church St., Manches­ Court Wednesday. He was released on a $500 surety granted CRRA dumping rights CRRA to show him proof that his New students should bring a ter 06040. bond. again. Kennedy said. But ANCO com pany owes $52,000. but transcript of courses from their Joseph B. Sluzinski, 76, of Sophia R. Platt, 74, of 68 The scores for the Manchester Senior Citizens’ will be ordered to dump at CRRA, which charges $35 a ton previous school and a copy of Windsor, husband of Ruth (M ar­ Summer St., died Saturday. She Joseph Squillacote Pinochle Club game played Thursday at the Army C R R A’s Hartford facility, though for trash disposal, has not ans­ immunizations. tinez) Sluzinski and brother of was the wife of John J. Platt. and Navy Club on Main Street were: Rene Maire, Joseph V. Squillacote, 70, of Man sprays officer, arrested it will be up to Hartfoi^ to give wered him yet. Those who attended Manches­ Julia Sluzinski of Manchester, Besides her husband, she |s 601; John Klein, 600; Ada Rojas, 584; Tony DeMaio, Cromwell, brother of Anthony final dumping approval, he said. “All we’re asking for is a fair ter High but left before the end of died Thursday at home. survived by three daughters and A 40-year-old Manchester nmn was arrested 584; Kitty Byrnes, 583; Helena Gavello, 578; Helen Squillacote of Manchester, died As of the first of the month, area accounting (procedure) instead the year should call for an three grandchildren. Friday after he sprayed a police'officer with water Silver, 571; Bud Paquin, 570; Hans Bensche, 565: Besides his wife and sister, he is Saturday at the Newington Vete­ commercial dumpers who use of a computer printout." he said. appointment to reregister. Arline Paquin, 562; Vivian Laquerre, 562: Alice survived by a stepson, Benjamin A private funeral was held rans Hospital. after a dispute with hisneighborover a fence, police today. Burial will be at the Raymo, 558; Mary Twombley, 557. Kvietkauskas of Cromwell; a Besides his brother, he is said. stepdaughter. Carmen Polek of convenience of the family. The survived by his wife, Viola Bruce Gaunya, of 31 McKee St., was charged with Norwalk, Ohio; two brothers, Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Main (Tomasso) Squillacote of Crom­ disorderly conduct and threatening after he Robles gets GOP nomination Lifesaving classes planned St., is in charge of the Daniel Sluzinski of Agawam, well; tvosons, Joseph V. Squilla­ verbally abused construction workers and his arrangements. Individuals interested in taking an Advanced Mass, and Richard Sluzinski of cote Jr. of Wethersfield and neighbor. Lynn Corona of 18 Dougherty St., police Lifesaving course are encouarged to register today Windsor Locks; three other sis­ Memorial donations may be Daniel J. Squillacote of Crom­ said. Corona was having workers constmet a fence and ’Tuesday from 9 a.m. to noon, 1 to 4:45 p.m. and 6 ters, Pauline Bowe of East made to the Manchester Associa­ well: two other brothers. Dr. on her property, but Gaunya said the fence was against ‘country club’ KenneNy tion for Retarded Citizens, 57 to 7:45 p.m. at the Verplanck Pool on Olcott Street. Hartford, Mary Harbison of Vincent Squillacote and Barry partially on his property, police said. The cost of the class is M for age 17 and underand $12 Cromwell, Susan Starr in New Hollister St., Manchester 06040. After police and town Zoning Enforcement Squillacote, both of New Britain; By Anita M. Caldwell about.” space program. Robles believes for age 18 and over. Classes are held weekdays from York; and four Officer Thomas O’Marra, who was called to the three sisters, Catherine Ferrara Manchester Herald Robles’s speech was flavored strongly in nuclear power and 9 to 10 a.m. and Sunday nights from 6 to 8. stepgrandchildren. scene by police, informed Gaunya that the fence Alice Larder and Matilda Verano, both of New with humor and emotion and defense. Participants must be at least 15 years of age and The funeral was today in St. was on Corona’s property, Gaunya said he was Britain, and Constance Ferrara WEST HARTFORD - Mgrio more than once the audience However, some at the conven­ have passed advanced swimming. Gertrude Church, Windsor, with Alice (Proctor) Larder, 91, of 65 going to dig holes on her land, police said. of Southington; three grandchild­ Robles, a 31-year-old Republican responded with applause and tion said his strongest appeal is burial in Windsor Veterans’ Tuck Road, died today at a local Police left the scene after advising Gaunya not to ren; and many nieces, nephews from Windsor, has been nomi­ laughter. his stand on the work ethic and Memorial Cemetery. convalescent home. She was the dig the holes, but were called back about two hours and cousins. He was predeceased nated to challenge U.S. Rep. “ I ’m not a Lord & Taylor the plight of the working class. Red Cross sponsors CPR widow of Arthur H. Larder. later, police said. Police had been called back after b y a brother, Thomas Barbara Kennelly, D-Hartford. in Republican,” he said. “ I ’m a K Herschel Klein, former Con­ She was bom in Manchester on workers and witnesses accused Gaunya of spraying The Greater Hartford Red Cross is offering Mary Zillhart Squillacote. the First Congressional District. mart Republican.” gressional candidate, said Ro­ July 16, 1897 and was a resident workers with his sprinkler and dumping graYel off classes in first aid and cardiopulmonary resuscia- The funeral will be Tuesday at Robles was nominated in a Robles, an engineer, says most bles’ strong conviction on getting Mary A. (Monahan) Terhune for most of her life. She was a their truck, police said. tion at the Manchester branch on Hartford Road. 8:30 a.m. from the Donald D. convention Saturday at Sedgew- U.S. legislators do not have the better representation for the First aid for children will be held Saturday, Aug. 13, Zillhart. 84, of Manchester, for­ member of the Emanuel Luthe­ While police were there a second time, Gaunya Sagarino Funeral Home, 109 ick Middle School. technical expertise to make deci­ working peopleijwill gain him the merly of Hartford and Niantic, ran Church. began yelling at the workers, police said. He was from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.; multimedia standard first aid North St., New Britain, followed Repeatedly referring to Ken­ sions about energy issues and the greatest support. died Sunday at Manchester Mem­ She is survived by a daughter, then issued an infraction ticket totalling $68 for will be held Saturday, Aug. 20, from 8a.m. to5p.m.: by a Mass of Christian burial at nelly as “ Country-Club Ken­ environment or defense and the Several Manchester delegates orial Hospital. She was the widow Marian Zamaitis of Manchester, public disturbance, police said. infant-child CPR will be held Monday, Aug. 15, from 9:30 a.m. in St. Ann’s Church, nelly,” Robles told the 40^ development of the space agree. Carroll Johnson-Mattoon of John Terhune and Clifford with whom she lived; a son, Gaunya then asked police whether he’d again be 6 to 10 p.m.; adult CPR will be held ’Tuesday, Aug. North Street, New Britain. Burial memlaer audience, including 13 program. and Mary Willhide. both alter­ Zillhart. . Raymond Larder of Glaston­ able to water his property, and was advised by 16, from 6 to 10 p.m.; CPR review will be held will be in St. Mary’s Cemetery. Manchester delegates, that Con­ “ The politicians’ incompetence nate delegates, said they were Born in Hartford, she lived bury; two sisters, Ruth Smith and police that he could as long as he did not spray Tuesday, Aug. 9, from 6 to 10 p.m. For information, New Britain. Calling hours are gress needs a representative for and negligence caused the space moved by Robles’s speech and most of her life in Hartford and Eva Murphy, both of Manches­ Corona’s property, police said. He then turned his call 643-5111. today from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 the "^ w k in g people.” program to go to pot.” he said. believe his interest-in the wot king Niantic before moving to Man­ ter: a brother, George Proctor in sprinkler on the high setting, and sprayed a police p.m. “The working people are not Congress must realize you people will "hit home." , chester. Before retiring, she was officer who was standing on Corona’s property, Florida; five grandchildren; five The funeral will be Wednesday rep resen t^ b y the country-club can’t build a space program the “ It was a-powerful, positive employed at the Aetna Life and police said. great-grandchildren; and sev­ at 9:30 a.m. from the John F. Democrats,” Robles said. “ They way you build a car, he said. speech.” Johnson-Mattoon said PabKc Meetings Casuality in the executive eral nieces and nephews. Gaunya will appear in Manchester Superior Court Tierney Funeral Home, 219, W. pretend to understand what living Besides taking a firm stand on “ He’s gonna give Kennelly a cafeteria. on Wednesday. He was released on $1,000 non-surety The funeral will be Wednesday Center St., followed by a Mass of from paycheck to paycheck is all continued development of the good fight.” Mary Willhide said She is survived by two daugh­ at 11 ii.m. at the Holmes Funeral bond. ® Christian burial at 10 a.m. at the Stu HIpkIni/Spcclil to th* Herald Meetings scheduled for tonight. ters, Mrs. James (Joan) Tasillo Home, 400 Main St. Burial will be Church of the Assumption. Burial of Manchester, Mrs. Plutarch in the East Cemetery. There are Accident injures motorcyciist will be in Rose Hill Memorial Downtown Farmers’ Market on Main (Jean) M. Georgiades of East no calling hours. Park, Rocky Hill. Calling hours A FLOWER FOR MOM — Emily Bonn, Carberry gets GOP nod in 2nd Manchester Hartford, seven grandchildren Memorial donations may be COVENTRY — A North Windsor man was and her son, Geoff, 3, of Manchester Street Saturday. Geoff was looking for are Tuesday from 2 to 4 p. m. and 7 seriously injured early Sunday morning when the Planning and Zoning Commission, Lincoln Center and two great-grandsons. made to the Emanuel Lutheran to 9 p.m. .look over flowers for sale at the the right one for mom. NORWICH (A P) - Glenn Car- convention Saturday that Gejden­ campaign spending limit.s. motorcycle he was riding went out of control on Daly berry. a 33-^year-old lawyer from son has forsaken his reponsibility hearing room, 7 p.m. JL. Road and struck a car and house, police said. Norwich, has won the Republican to represent the people of the Gejdenson. 40. has represented Police said that John J. Connor, 39, was traveling nomination for the 2nd Congres­ 57-town’ district in eastern Con­ the 2nd|District since 1980. He was Coventry Births northbound on Daly Road at about 1:36 a.m. when he sional District race against four- necticut and instead pursued a bom iln Germany and immi­ failed to negotiate a right turn. No charges were Town Council, Town Office Building, 7:30 p.m. term Democratic incumbent Sam private ^^-agOnda. He attacked grated to the United States with filed against Connor, but police said that they were Planning and Zoning Commission, Town Office Gejdenson. Gejdenson’s record on the war on hisjamily in 1950. He served two Sloan, Katherine Marie, daughter of Ronald and Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Glenney of Norwich. Her “ probable in the future.’ ’ drugs, defense, the budget and terms in the state legislature. Building, 7:30 p.m. Carberry, who was unopposed, Barbara Pastula Sloan of Merrow Road, Coventry paternal grandparents are the late Robert and Connor was taken to Windham Hospital. where he told delegates at the district was born July 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Janet Roche, form erly of Norwich. She has a sister, was listed this morning in critical but stable Her maternal grandparents are Edward and Marie condition with multiple injuries, a spokeswoman Marcia, 22 months. / o Dr. Crane’s Quiz Pastula of South Windsor. Her paternal grandpar­ Burke, Casey Susan, daughter of Ronald R. and said. Critical but stable condition means that a ents are Robert Sloan of Talcottville and the late Mary Ellen Orcutt Burke of 240 Merrow Road. patient’s prognosis is questionable but his or her vital signs are stable. Inspection Robina Sloan. Coventry, was bom July 17 at Manchester Plank, Justin Samuel, son of Gary R. and Debra Connor was not wearing a helmet at the time of the 1. A ”berm” suggests which kind of Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is L. Black Plank of Bloomfield was born July 15 at accident, police said. transportation? Mrs. M ary S. Orcutt of 240 Merrow Road, Coventry. Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal shows no SHIP AIRPLANE BUS TRAIN Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. John at MANCHESTTER MEMORIAL HOSPITAL grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lester Black of 92 Burke. Anaheim Hills, Calif. 2. Which one of these doesn’t have horns? Linwood Drive. His paternal grandparents are Mr. Whitaker, Matthew Alan, son of Richard A. and Thoughts STEER MOUNTAIN GOAT BOAR RAM and Mrs. Burkely Plank of Glastonbury. He has a mill odor Presents JoAnn Bums Whitaker of Hartford was bom July 18 3. A $1 bill is often called a brother. Joseph Richard, 3. BIDDY BUCK TABBY TOM at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal The list of negative effects of beverage alcohol is By Andrew J. Davis DESIGNING YOUR OWN WALKING PROGRAM 4. Which nicknamed creature performs at the Miller, Anthony Matthew, son of Anthony W. and grandparents are Yolanda Bums of 34 McKinley St. lengthy and so well publicized that I feel no need to Manchester Herald FOR OPTIMAL FITNESS usual circus? Denise Rickert Miller of Tolland was bom July20at and the late William E. Bums. His paternal repeat it here. And it is extremely difficult if not REYNARD FERDINAND JUMBO MICKEY Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Joseph and Beatrice Whitaker of impossible to find any positive effects, any The third inspection of a 5. When pronounced aloud, which title suggests a grandparents are Ronald and Jean Rickert of 141 Hartford. He has a brother, Christopher, 7. redeeming qualities. In view of this acknowledged Manchester grain mill last week Susan Parker, M.S.N., R.N.C. famous American artist? Pine St. His paternal grandparents are Alfonse and imbalance of virtues, it is disheartening to observe revealed no violations- two days Director of CorpCare. the Occupational Health Program CAPTAIN COLONEL SERGEANT MAJOR Florence Miller of Rockville. that product’s evergrowing increase in production, after the mill was reprimanded sale, and use. at Manchester Memorial Hospital 6. Fill in the blanks below with the names of Wills, Jason Wesley, son of Clifton J. and Holly by the Department of Environ­ appropriate trees. Current Quotations But there are encouraging blips along the way. mental Protection, a DEPofficial Miller Wills of Meriden was born July 13 at 6 p.m. (a) Which tree suggests a bikini? Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal Some 20 years ago the granddaughter of the founder said. (b) Which suggests the hope of romantic coeds? Wednesday. August 3 grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Miller of 240 of Miller Brewing Co. of Milwaukee disposed of her Michael Ciszewski, a senior air (c) Which is used by gypsy fortune tellers? 53 percent stock holdings because of a newly found pollution control engineer, said H. Louise Ruddell Aildltortum McKee St. His paternal grandmother is Mrs. Carol “Abandoned buildings are a very powerful (d) Which does a devoted wife do for her absent spiritual persuasion that it was not morally right for that his Wednesday inspection of Manchester Memorial Hospital Wills of Clifton Forge, Va. symbol. There’s no reason for them to lie faiiow husband? her to continue to profit from such a business. the mill owned by the Central while millions of people are homeless, except for (e) Which does a rich society leader want around Tomlinson, Derek Steven, son of Steve and Nancy Such profound conviction in the business world is Connecticut Cooperative FREE lack of funding.’ ’ — Activist Mitch Snyder, about a her neck? Space Tomlinson of 30 Lakeview Drive, Coventry rare indeed. In fact, any of us might ask ourselves; Farmers Association revealed no No reservations are required. new campaign of more aggressive tactics waged to was born July 19 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. violations. gel? housing for Am erica’s homeless. "j^***" ^ forego a profit (or other For further Information, call 647-6600. Answers in Classified section His maternal grandparents are Nancy Jarvis of advantage) because its means violated my On Monday, Ciszewski in­ Ellington and Jim Space of Framinghamn, Mass. conscience?’ spected the mill at 10 Apel Place His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Gerald "It’s very hard to trace this material. We’re in the morning and the afternoon looking for people who have no regard for the way King David once uttered a deep conviction: “ I will Tomlinson of East Hartford. not sacrifice to the Lord my God burnt offerings that and gave owners a notice of they handle waste.’ ’ — Marlene Gold, who heads Lottery cost me nothing,” 2 Samuel 24:24. Acting in violation because the mill emit­ Roche, Aubrie Teas, daughter of Matthew E. and New York’s Sanitation Department’s enforcement violation of one’s belief is dishonest, and the Apostle ted an objectionable odor ih the Janet Glenney Roche of 282 Pine Lake Drive, team, about the recent onslaught of infectious Paul enunciated this principle in Romans 13; 23 — afternoon. He said he detectedthe Coventry, was bom July 14 at Manchester medical waste that has washed upon beaches in five whatever is not of faith is sin; A persuasion worth odor while on North Elm Street Connecticut Daily Saturday; 989. Play Four: 1162. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are states. having will be expensive at times. about 200 and 300 feet away from the mill. Eugene Brewer But he said, “ There was no odor W eather Church of Christ problem (Wednesday).” Ciszewski said Emanuel HiMh. HICHEiJLtTD general manager of the mill, nes had his workers clean up u e EG^ONAL WEATHER Warm and humid Manchester Herald area. The area was swept and Manchester and vicinity; To­ garbage was picked up. he said. Tuesday Only Aoou-Ws«()er*foi«cast for Tuesday USP8 327-600 ' VOL. evil. No. 258 night, hazy warm and humid with -» Ciszewski said the cause of the ORytwyCondWiorM and High Tenyeiatures patchy fog. Low in the upper 60s. odor was grain in the loading area From Our Meat Dept. Published dally except Suggested carrier rataa LUMOrS ’Tuesday, hazy sunshine, hot and Sunday and certain holi­ are $1.80 weekly. $7.70 for and the roof area of the mill. humid. High 90 to 95. Outlook days by the Manchester one month. $23.10 for Even with the cleanup, the Center Cut Pork Chops -•1 .9 9 / tb Wednesday, continued hazy hot Publishing Co.. 16 Bral- throe months. $46.20 for D E P plans to inspect the mill and humid. High in the 90s. nard Place, Manchester, six months ahd $02.40 for periodically and the prior vida- From Our Deli Dept. Conh. 06040. Second one year. Senior citizen tion is still on record, Ciszewski OUnOWN clasa postage paid at and mall rataa are availa­ said. The mill has about 26 days Store Bsked Ham ...... :______West Coastal, • East Coastal: Manchaetar, Conn. Post­ ble on requaat. • 2 .6 6 n b Tonight, hazy, w arm ’and humid. master; Sand address To place an advertise­ remaining to respond to the Low 70 to 75. ’Tuesday, hazy changes to the Manches­ ment, or to report a news notice of violation, and if the Provolone Cheese______-•2.19/tb LLWIlIjI sunshine, hot and humid. High ter Herald, P.O. Box SOI, Item or picture Idaa. call problem is not corrected to the 643-2711. Office hours are around 90. Outlook Wednesday, Manchester, Conn. 06040. DEP’s satisfaction, a fine could From Our Seafood Dept. 6:30 e.m. to 5 p.m. Monday be levied, he said. continued hazy, hot and humid. If you don't racelvii your through Friday. The mill had not received the Salmon. Steaks or Filets ______/lb. High 90 to 95. Herald by S p.m. weekdays The Manchoatar Herald •5.99 or 7:30 a.m. Satuidays, Is a member of The notice in the mail, Hirth said Associated Press, the Reginald PInto/Manchaetar Herald Friday. Once it does arrive, the m„ h.xx,o O u r Own Bakery Northw est Hills: Tonight, please telephone your car­ rier. If you’re unable to Audit Bureau of Circula­ company does plan to respond, he Oem n mostiy clear. Low in the mid 60s. cinnamon Buns______reach your carrier, call tions. the New England CLEAN AS A WHISTLE — Jason St. Wednesday. The car wash was to said. -6/<1.50 Tuesday, mostly sunny, hot and Newspaper Association subscriber service at 047- Whiting of Bolton, and Bill Young and raise money for the YWCA’s Counselor “ I didn’t even get It yet,” he humid. High around 90. Outlook Today's weather picture was drawn by Jonathan 0046 by 6 p.m. waekdays and the New England said. “ I can’t respond to anything 317 Highland St. • Manchester • 646-4277 Wednesday, hazy, hot and humid. Lesoveck, who lives at 169 Boston Turnpike in Bolton for dellvory In Manchester. Press Association. Eric Bernstein of Manchester spray in Training program. lO m SAew WisSur. Sk . I didn’t get.” b i High 90 to 95. and attends Bolton Elementary School; down a truck at the YWCA at 78 N. Main 4 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 1, 1988 — 5 The Democratic State Conventioo The Democratic State Convention V Night court may Beating Weicker will be lough but doable’ ease jail crowds i 1 By Alex GIrelll members of the Democratic Bv Brent Laymen of the state’s already bulging the attorney general. “ We’ll do Theodore T. Cummings. differing opinions and that the the United States Senate and that V. V Manchester Herald National Committee____ The Associated Press jails. what we’ve always done... phone Sullivan said, “ If Dukakis does strength we achieve through Democratic President, I'm going Manchester d e fla te s said that At the same time, Ment said, banks, leSftglingradvertising and well, it’ll help us too.” frank discussion and compromise to be able to do more for the Connecticut Democrats closed Lieberman will have a tough fight mailing.” HARTFORD — The “Night “ there has been an explosion In In his keynote address to the is far more potent than that of a people of Connecticut on the day ranks belj^^d Attorney General ahead of him to unseat Weicker, Court” portrayed on television is the criminal docket,” with a 73 His son Theodore T. said, ."I convention, U.S. Sen. Chris Dodd party which attempts to conceal that I ’m sworn in than Lowell Joseph Lieberman’s candidacy whose maverick style has given the zany twilight zone of the percent increase in the number of think Joe Lieberman is a people’s issued a call for unity, saying the it’s differences...” Weicker has done for more than a for U.S. Sen. Lowell Weicker’s him broad appeal to both moder­ person and a people’s politician. I criminal justice system, but pending cases in the past two Democratic Party is “ more uni­ Speeches seconding the Lieber­ decade.” K seat Saturday as 22 Manchester ate Republicans and Democrats. don’t think that t ^ e l l Weicker at Connecticut officials are hoping a years. ted, more together, than we have man nomination were made by delegates took front row Manchester Mayor Peter P. all represents the people of The party unity that accompan­ night court can alleviate one of New York City’s night court, been in 20 years.” New Haven Mayor Biagio Di- positions. Jr. gave the Lieberman Connecticut.” ied Lieberman’s nomination was the state’s most serious prob­ which provided the inspiration “ Once the dust has settled, we Lieto, State Sen. Margaret Mor­ The 22-member Manchester a rating of "8” on a John Sullivan, Democratic in sharp contrast to the division lems: jail overcrowding. for NBC’s television show, oper­ pull together, we unite,” Dodd ton of Bridgeport, and State Rep. delegation sat at the front of the difficulty scale of 1 to 10. State Committeeman said, “ It’s said. that marked the battle over the The state Judicial Department ates seven nights a week to help Civic Center in Hartford and Miies S. Rapoport of West Section of three people to the "Joe knows he’s got an uphill going to be a very difficult one.” ’’Joseph Lieberman is going to is looking at the feasibility of keep arraignments from backing listened attentively while Lieber- Hartford. TJemocrptic National Committee battle,” said DiRosa. "But even ^ He also predicted that Lieber­ make me the senior senator from operating a night court in Connec­ up during the day, said Gerald mah was lauded, nominated, and In his acceptance speech, deli­ later ii^ h e day, though he’s got an uphill battle, man’s popularity would rise. Connecticut,” he added. ticut to arraign suspects arrested McKelvey. a spokesman for the endorsed by acclamation to wage vered by video tape, Lieberman, he can win.” ^ Henry Kelsey, one of two Bolton SulIHran, was busy on the at night and on weekends. Judge Manhattan district attorney’s what supporters and the candi­ Gov. William O’Neill, who has who conceded he is underdog in DiRosa predicted that Lieber­ delegates, said if Lieberman is convention floor during the morn­ Aaron Ment, the state’s chief office. date himself said was an uphill |jad differences with Lieberman the campaign, said, " I couldn’t be man would gain ground on eiected, “ We will get more from ing keeping track of the lineup of court administrator, said during William H. Carbone, an under­ battle. Y in the past, made reference to more confident that this is going a recent interview. Weicker in the coming months. our junior senator than we ever votes in the national committee secretary in the Office of Policy They joined in the celebration some of those in his nominating to be a year of change. This is Theodore R. Cummings. Demo­ got from our senior sertatoT...” battle. Later. Sullivan’s candi­ Ment stressed that a night court and Management and chairman of unity thal^tbarked the first part speech. going to be a Democratic year. is several years away because of cratic Town chairman.'and one of Many area delegates said that date, William O’Brien, who was of the state Commission on Prison of the day-ion^convention'-when We’re going to elect our friend the added expense at a time when the Lieberman campaign coordi­ the momentum of the presiden­ He\^said, “ Have Joe and I backed by Gov. William O’Neill, ill and Jail Overcrowding Commis­ the speeches all stressed tne and neighbor Michael Dukakis as the state is facing a fiscal crisis. nators in the 1st Congressional tial campaign of Democrat Mi­ always seen eye to eye on every defeated incumbent John Flynn sion, urged judicial officials to party's tradition of resolving its the next president of the United It would also require renego­ District, said oLth^possibility of chael S. Dukakis and his running issue? No, we haven’t. Is that a for one of the three posts on the consider establishing a night internal differences and joining States. tiating union contracts and per­ a Lieberman victory. “ It’s tough mate Lloyd Bentsen will have a bad thing? Of course it’s not. In Democratic National Committee. court last month afteryet another to win election. Later, the Man­ but doable.” major effect Dn^s.tafe races, fact, I believe it to be a great asset ” A n d ,-J know as a new haps a change court in rules to state jail was slapped with a chester delegation cast a split Cummings said Democrats ” I think that (national race) is of this Democratic Party that we Democratic senator, working Marie Grady of the Herald staff allow magistrates to arraign federal court order to limit the vote in a bitter party fight to elect would be campaigning hard for going to be the key.” said are made up of diverse views and with the Democratic majority in contributed to this report. suspects, he said. inmate population. ’’What we are really trying to The Morgan Street jail in do is look at it from a long-range Hartford became the state’s third point of view and then make jail under such a court order. decision^ based on fact rather About 27 percent, or nearly ^ 3 ^ than supposition,” Ment said. 2,000. of the state’s 7,399 inmates But judicial officials satisfied are pre-trial detainees being held themselves that a night court at one of the state’s eight jails, Raglniid (^Inlo/Manchmlar Harald could operate smoothly on July 8, which are plagued by some of the when judges, prosecutors, she­ worst overcrowding in the sys­ FRONT ROW — Members of the Manchester delegation at the Hartford Civic Center. Attorney General Joseph riffs and other court workers tem, correction officials say. to the Democratic State Convention enjoy front row seats Lieberman was nominated for the Senate. stayed into the evening in Hart­ In 1987, pretrial detainees ac­ ford Superior Court for the counted for only 17 percent of the arraignments of six people ar­ inmate population. rested at a protest of Greyhound Carbone attributes the growth ;berman Tight Meotti-Zinsser fight forecast Lines Inc.’s policies toward han­ in the pretrial population to an dicapped riders. increase in drug arrests and ” It proved that the system can community pressure for tougher Bv Marie P. Grady tbe one he talks about and the work under difficult circumstan­ enforcement against certain Manchester Herald other one.” ces.” Ment said of the crimes, such as drunken driving 'JIf he’s going to cnallenge experiment. Many of the inmates will State Sen. Michael Meotti, someone’s integrity, he better Charges against the protesters remain in jail until trial because D-Glastonbury, will have to wage have the facts,” said Meotli. were dismissed the same'night they can’t make bond. But if the a hard campaign to keep the seat Meotti, co-chairman of the a n d they were freed state could process those who will he wrested from three-term Re­ Environment Committee of the immediately. make bond more quickly, it could publican Senator Carl Zinsser General Assembly, said he would Suspects arrested after the relieve jail overcrowding. Car­ two years ago, according to area emphasize environmental issues courts have closed for the day bone said. delegates who attended the De­ and the need for proper waste often have to wait until the next Before last month’s courl mocratic State Convcfitlon disposal in his campaign. Zinsser busine.ss day to appear in court to order, ^he Morgan Street jail had Saturday. has already chosen as campaign have their bonds set. That means population limit of 240 inmates S Senate Meotti, who was nominated at a issues forced busing to desegre­ they take up precious space in one Carbone said. convention of the Fourth Senator­ gate schools and the projected ' Reginald Plnto/Mencheater Herald ial District last week to run for state budget deficit. ' SHOW OF SUPPORT — Gov. William O’Neill, left, delegation, above, demonstrate for William O’Brien, re-election against Zinsser, didn't The Republican opposes forced shows his support for Senate candidate Joseph who won a seat on the Democratic National argue that point. busing and blames a $100 million ‘Mutuals’ can make Lieberma^at'the Democratic State Convention on Committee. " I expect a vigorously fought state deficit projected for next stu HIpkIns/Speclal to the Herald SSaturdfiy/while s t u r c k i y some members of the Manchester campaign,” he said. year on the Democrats. His words echoed those of Meotti said he thought Zinsser hclising affordable Manchester delegates, including was "clouding the issue” ' on Democratic Town Chairman forced busing, adding that no one, HARTFORD (A P) - State building or convert it to condomi Theodore R. Cummings and his including state Education Com­ officials say they hope a new niums. Through membership in Town’s delegation son, Theodore T, Cummings. missioner Gerald Tirozzi, has concMt in affordable housing will resident councils, tenants have a Most delegates interviewed des­ recommended that parents be succeetHn Hartford and spread voice in the management of their cribed the Meotti-Zinsser race as forced to bus their children to around Connecticut, where in­ homes. goes with O’Neill a neck-and-neck battle. de.segregate schools. flated housihg costs are locking The housing is not affected by ” I think he's got a very goo9~ “ I don’t think the answer is more and more people out of the the forces of the speculative chance,” said the younger where people go to school. It’s the dream of home ownership. marketplace, so it remains affor­ Cummings. quality of the schools they’re in.” “ So many people are resigned dable. Residents can pass apart­ in committee fight While Meotti said in an inter­ Meotti said. ' to the fact that they will never ments along to family members. view at the convention he didn’t Meotti won the senate seat in own a home,” said Ted Malone, a R t g in i K Mtnch0tt«r Herald Housing costs, in part, are based want to focus on his opponent, he 1986 with 17,776 votes to 16,998 field service officer in the Hart­ on income. By Alex GIrelll the defeat of Flynn proved took the opportunity to respond to votes for Zinsser. He received RUNNING — State Sen. Michael Meotti, D-Glastonbury, ford office of Neighborhood “It’s a variation on owner­ Manchester Herald especially gratifying. After the remarks Zinsser made Friday. 9,110 votes in Manchester to at the Democratic State Convention on Saturday. Meotti Reinvestment Corp. ship,” Malone said. “ It gives Zinsser, who lives in Manchester, Zinsser's 9,124. The 4th Senatorial vote was tallied. Penny said was nominated at a convefrtloh of the Fourth Senatorial The non-profit development residents everything ownership Democratic delegates from challenged Meotti to a debate District is composed of Bolton, firm has been the driving force offers, except the right to sell for “ John Flynn had abused his District last week to run for re-election against Manchester and most nearby office in sending his troops out Friday and said he wanted to talk Columbia, Glastonbury, Hebron, behind so-called mutual housing, a killing.” towns backed William O’Brien, against me.” about ” bo\h of Meotti’s records. and Manchester. Republican Carl Zinsser, who he beat two years ago. soon to be introduced in Hartford Money accrued by mutual and thus Gov. William O’Neill Penny was refering.to the 1983 in two locations. housing associations over and Saturday, in a bitter contest for local election in,whiqh members Relatively new to the United above the costs of operating the the election of Connecticut’s States, mutual housing is a housing can be used to acquire of the United Auto Workers She said it was the first time Braille has three members to the Demo­ campaigned against him. He was Fonda aids fund-raiser concept that has been widely and develop more mutual housing cratic National Committee. been used in the 43-year-old history of the embraced in Canada and Europe, sites. re-elected to the Board of Direc­ STATE MIDDLEBURY (AP) - About 2,500 board. O’Brien’s win over incumbent tors but Weinberg was the high and that works like mutual In Hartford, mutual housing is John J. Flynn was seen by people donated $27,000 at a fund-raiser for The 11 employees had the option of using insurance. planned on Park Terrace, where 'vote-getter in the party and victims of Agent Orange herbicide, political observers as a clear became mayor. Braille ballots or ballots printed in large Mutual insurance companies seven apartment buildings will be according to new figures released by a victory for the governor, who In a retrospective view of his & R EG IO N type. operate for the benefit of their purchaspdrdhd on Granby Street spokesman for actress Jane Fonda. endorsed O’Brien over Flynn. political career after he decided policy holders. Similarly, mutual in the Blue Hills neighborhood, Flynn had the backing of the not to run for re-election in 1987, Oil spills in harbor Steven Rivers said the money raised housing associations, which own where 24 condominium-type entire Congressional delegation Penny said his defeat as mayor Friday at the Quassy Amusement Park Fund misuse probed mutual housing projects^operate housing units are planned. as well as most leaders of the was largely due to the lobbying by STAMFORD (AP) — A barge loaded will go to the Brandie Schieb Children’s for the benefit of their tenants. Purchase and construction will HARTFORD (AP) — State auditors and General Assembly. the UAW, which accused him of with more than 760,000 gallons of No. 2 Fund, named after a Winsted girl, the The state’s first mutual housing be financed primarily with grants the attorney general are investigating It was also seen as setback for union busting in his practice as a heating oil sprung a leak after hitting a daughter of one of Connecticut’s most association, the Mutual Housing from the '4tate Department of the liberal wing of the Demo­ allegations that some faculty members at Association of Greater Hartford Housing, which considers mutual V'' lawyer. rock in Stamford harbor, spilling 150 to 200 decorated Vietnam veterans, who suffers VH cratic Party in Connecticut. Meanwhile, Sullivan said after gallons into the water, authorities said. from serious birth defects because of her the University of Connecticut Health Inc., formally was incorporated housing an important bridge Flynn, who had supported Toby the O’Brien victory, “ I feel The rock punctured a hole about the size father’s exposure to the defoliant. Center have misused public funds, last week, allowing it to receive between renting and being a Moffett in his 1986 effort to wrest according to a published report. some of the millions of dollars in homeowner. Reginald PInto/Mancheater Herald Reginald Plnto/Manchaalar Herald good” . O’Brien had said it was of a quarter in the barge’s bottom, said The fund’s leaders say an estimated the gubernatorial nomination Sullivan who urged him to run. John Wolfe, the city’s director of 64,000 children nationwide suffer birth The findings could lead to criminal state money. So far, the housing department GOOD SPEECH — Manchester delegate John DiDonato, from O’ Neill, was ousted from the charges because there is evidence that Ownership by a mutual housing has committed more than $20 Ted Cummings, left, poses with William O’Brien, who Sullivan told a reporter that emergency management. defects linked to Agent Orange. Initial left, applauds a speech at the Democratic State committee along with incumbent some funding for research in university association means no landlord million to mutual housing pro­ was elected to the Democratic National Committee. when he persuaded O’Brien to The barge, owned by Reinauer estimates said about $10,000 had been Mary Sullivan. laboratories was deposited in personal can raise the rent, sell the jects. Convention while at right, Manchester Town Chairman seek the post, Sullivan told Transportation Cos. of Staten Island, N.Y., raised at the event Friday. John Sullivan of Manchester, a was delivering oil to Genovese Industries bank accounts of faculty members. The Democratic state central com­ him,“ ’You’ve got two votes, you and me. All you have to do is get Inc., a fuel oil and building material Hartford Courant reported Sunday. mitteeman, led the floor fight for Harassment alleged 654 ihore votes.’” company, when the mishap occurred about The investigation has focused on money O’Brien, who won the seat with for health center research that should have Man, free on bail, 887 votes to Flynn’s 494. O’Brien When O’Brien led a group of 4; 30 a.m. Sunday, Wolfe said. MIDDLETOWN (A P ) - A police They got Joe - but on videotape supporters in a march around the Genovese contained the spill by crackdown on drug dealing in \ been deposited in state accounts, but which today credited both Sullivan and ended up instead in accounts of the Theodore R. Cummings, Demo­ convention hall, he was arm in encircling it with a boon and It was largely Middletown’s low-income housingtfit'ojects Bv Marie P. Grady Sabbath. He sent a video accep­ arm with two Manchester dele­ has generated complaints from some University of Connecticut Foundation Inc., held in iabductions tional Committee, the delegates manager lor O’Brien’s cam­ cratic Town Committee chair­ cleaned up by late Sunday afternoon, Wolfe Manchester Herald tance speech instead. gates, ‘Alphonse Reale and John residents that officers are harrassing a private fund-raising corporation, the did manage to strike a common paign, didn’t have to tell a man, for providing the support said. WARWICK, R.I. (AP) - A man That was fine for the delegates, DiDonato. newspaper quoted unidentified sources as into a stranger’s car Friday chord of unity. And when they did, bystander that “ we (Democrats) that helped him win. innocent people in an attempt to root out They wanted Joe but all they who applauded loudly when the saying. awaiting sentencing for kidnap­ evening while walking home from they were festive. like to have fun.” ’To his supporters, O’Brien said drug dealers. got was a video. ‘ celluloid Lieberman talked about Elected with O’Brien were Prosecutors convene ping and raping a youngster has a library with his older brother “ It has been a long road. I ’m very “ You can’t even sit out on your doorstep been charged with abducting and and a friend. In a mimicry of their national the importance of placing priori­ A group of gospel singers Sullivan soon joined a parade challenger Ellen Camhi of Stam­ chanting support for O’Brien, happy. I want to thank all that FARM INGTON (A P ) — Thanks to without getting your picture taken,” said molesting two boys and trying to convention, delegates at the ties, including religious ones. provided the background for the ford with 1,060 votes, and Peter Advisers get free TV . Gardner was being held at the supported me, including the state federal and state grants, about half the Nick Haggaid, 22. “ If you’ve got a nice car abduct a girl during a 24-hour Democratic State Convention Lieberman has said that his demonstration in support of Lieb­ whose campaign Sullivan h e lp ^ Kelly of Hartford with 1,144 votes, Adult Correctional Institution in AFL-CIO. state’s prosecutors are expected to attend they figure you must be dealing or NEW HAVEN (AP) - Most members of spree through two states. Saturday chanted in unison for beliefs will not prevent him from erman. Even Gov. William nurture. Nikki O’Neill, the wife of the highest vote total. Kelly, an Cranston. He was scheduled to be Gov. William O’Neill, also joined a nationally recognized program on something. If you’re driving a rented car, three cable television advisory councils Richard E. Gardner, 21, of their annointed Senate candidate, attending Senate sessions on the O’Neill, who gave a nominating incumbent, was not contested. In thanking her supporters, arraigned today on charges in­ the march. drunken driving and vehicular homicide. they think you stole it.” receive a total of $40,000 worth of free TV a Weymouth, Mass., had been free Joseph Lieberman. Sabbath if he is to be elected speech for Lieberman, pranced There were 1,306 Democratic Camhi said, “ Our differences are cluding kidnapping, burglary, The state Division of Criminal Justice Police reject tbe accusations by Haggaid year from the franchises whose services on $3,000 bail while awaiting “ We want Joe. We want Joe,” senator since then he would be around the stage in a two-step “ That’s the first tiine I ’ve ever delegates. > never as great as our differences child molestation, assault with a done that,” said a smiling Sulli­ could afford to send only a handful of and others, saying the only people they are they are assigned to scrutinize. sentencing for the rape and said about SO delegates who working for people, an altruis­ when it was clear the self- with the other party.” dangerous weapon, possession of van, as he left the procession. With 22 votes, the Manchester kidnapping of a boy in Hingham, marched up and down the aisles tic goal allowed by his religion. described “ underdog” candidate The Glastonbury delegation prosecutors over the past three years to bothering or photographing in the projects The advisory council members and a stolen vehicle, reckless driving Earlier, he and several others delegation cast 19 for O’Brien, Mass., s^dR h ode Island Attor­ of the Hartford Civic Center “ I guess that’s the best alterna­ had won the party’s nomination cast 8 votes for Camhi, 2 for the program, so this year Chief State’s are those involved in the drug trade. industry officials said the free service is and eluding arrest, said Warwick were doing what they do best — president of the Greater Hartford ney GeneraPJames O’Neil. holding placards with the slogan,, tive if you can’t be here,” said by acclamation. Flynn, 11 for Kelly, 9 for O’ Brien, Attorney John J. Kelly has brought the necessary for council members to perform D e t e c ti^r e Capt. Roger pumping hands and flashing ’Trades Council, and only 3 for “ I think this well demonstrates “ Lieberman for U. S. Senate. ” He Manchester Mayor Peter P. Songs such as “ Let’s Cele­ and 3 for Sullivan. program to Connecticut. their duties — they cannot scrutinize Buriipgante. grins to would be supporters of Flynn, state director of the Braille ballots debut the need for bail reform ,” O’Neil is seeking to win the seat held by ‘ DiRosa Jr. of the video. brate” and the theme song from Columbia cast 2 for Camhi, and About 75 prosecutors are expected to services they do not receive. O’Brien. Sullivan was floor man­ United Auto Workers union. The said at a press conference The spree began early Friday three-term Republican Lowell The video also included footage the movie “ Rocky” were the one each for the other candidates. attend the three-day conference W ETHERSFIELD (A P ) - Eleven blind However, a co-chairman of the General ager of O’Brien’s campaign. votes for Flynn were cast by Sunday. when a m&n broke into a Warwick Weicker. of Lieberman greeting voters at accompaniment for delegates Coventry cast 4 for Camhi, l for coordinated by the Traffic Institute of and sight-impaired employees of the state Assembly’s Energy and Public Utilities The race between incumbent delegates Barbara Weinberg, Gardner’s mother, Sylvia, said house, pointed a flashlight in the The chant was reminiscent of various campaign stops. Lieb^r- who marched iip support of the Flynn, 3 for Kelly, and 4 for Northwestern University in Evanston, 111. Board of Education and Services For the Committee, Sen. Gary Hale, D-Ansonia, John Flynn of Avon and O’Brien Theodore Brindamour, and Ro­ he had received psychiatric treat­ eyes of a sleeping 10-year-old boy, the Democratic delegates’ cry for man’s stint pumping {gasoline at candidates for the Democratic O’Brien. It was scheduled to begin today at the Blind had it their way last week when said he is not convinced by that argument. w as enough to bring the sparkle to bert Tardiff. Weinberg and Brin­ ment as an outpatient and had and forced the boy at knifepoint to presidential candidate, Michael Anderson Bros, service station on National Committee. The three Bolton cast 1 for Camhi, 2 for Farmington Marriott Hotel. voting in a secret-ballot union election. ’ ’This is supposed to be the group to the eyes of some delegates. Henry damour supported Moffett in his gone to a counseling session leave with him, Burlingame said. Dukakis, at the national conven­ Main Street in Manchester last seats were eventually won by Flynn, and 2 for Kelly. Kelly said only 13 prosecutors have been M. Kelsey, a Bolton delegate and 1986 bid for the gubernatorial The ballots were printed in Braille to represent public citizens,” Hale said, Thursday. , The boy’s parents were sleeping. tion. In this case though the week was not included in the William O’Brien, of West Hart­ Andover cast 1 for Camhi. l for chairman of that town’s Demo­ nomination. able to attend the conference in the past ensure that employees “ truly have a secret adding that the practice is "lik e members “ There w ^ no indication that The child was molested and then delegates didn’t get to see Lieber­ footage. ford, Peter Kelly„ of Hartford and Flynn, 1 for Sullivan. * cratic Town Committee, said, “ I The Manchester delegation three years, when it was held in Chicago ballot ensuring their freedom of choice, of the state Department of Public Utility anything was wrong,” she said. released to find his way home, man in the flesh. Amidst a convention that was Ellen Camhi, of Stamford. Hebron cast 3 for Camhi, 3 for think it’s more interesting than cast 18 votes for Camhi, 22 for Kelly, and 3 for O’Brien. and other out-of-state locations. The cost which the Labor Relations Board Is Control getting free electric service or of Gardner was arrested Satur­ Burlingame said. Lieberman. who is an Orthodox 'marked by divisiveness over the John Sullivan, a Democratic this convention usually is because Kelly, and 4 for Sullivan. South Windsor cast 9 for Camhi, exceeded $1,000 for each person, Kelly committed to uphold,” said state Labor the Federal Aviation Administration day night shortly after a 6-year- Later Friday, a man tried to Jew. could not attend the conven­ contested election of thre^candi- State Central Committeeman of the contest for the national For one Manchester delegate, 1 for Flynn, 9 for Kelly, and 8 for said. Commissioner Betty L. Tianti. getting free flights.” old boy was returned to his home abduct an 11-year-old girl in tion because he was observing the dates for the Democratic Na­ from Manchester who was floor committee.” former Mayor Stephen T. Penny, O’Brien. here. The boy had been pushed Bellingham, Mass., police said. y

■ 0 * — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aup. 1. 1988 - 7. OPTION King Hussein challenges PLO about West Bank By Jamal Halaby “Jordan is not Palestine,” the The Associated Press enting the Palestinians in pro­ gling against foreign measures would contribute to the king said Sunday in his 17-mlnute posed Middle East peace talks. address. “The independent Pa­ occupation.” struggle of the Palestinian AMMAN, Jordan — Relin- Israel refuses to talk to the The 8-month-old uprising in people.” lestinian state will be established PLO, calling it a terrorist Dem ocrats quishing any Jordanian claim to on occupied Palestinian land Israel’s occupied lands, claiming He said they were aimed at A CEAtE TIKE the West Bank, King HUssein has organization. the lives of 235 Arabs and four “enhancing the Palestinian na­ aftw its liberation, God willing.” Israeli Foreign Minister Jack challenged the PLO to try to It was the first time Hussein, Israelis, has given greater inter­ tional orientation and highlight­ make a Palestinian state of the Shimon Peres, a backer of the national prominence to the Pales­ ing the Palestinian identity.” who has previously backed the Shultz initiative, said Sunday that Anderson territory his family ruled until it idea of an independent Palesti­ tinian cause and increased calls Hussein nevertheless reaf­ must mend Jordan will still remain a key for an independent state. firmed his interest in participat­ ®®i**d by Israel 21 years ago. nian state, told Palestianians to partner in the peace process. The king’s announcement in a take affairs into their own hands The uprising has been largely ing in the peace process; “Jordan nationally televised speech Sun­ Prime Minister Yitzhak Shamir, driven by the PLO, reducing is a principal party to the in the West Bank, which Israel Peres’ rival in Israel’s governing day was the latest in a flurry of seized in the 1967 Middle East Jordan’s political influence in the Arab-Israeli conflict and to the coalition, had refused to embrace West Bank. peace process.” their fences moves by the Jordanian leader war. the Shultz plan. that appeared to rule out the The move could leave the PLO, Still, Jordan pays $50 million in The king also called for na­ Israeli leaders have called for salaries to teachers, lawyers and tional unity and said his policy possibility of Jordan represent­ which claipns to be the sole negotiations with a joint ing Palestinians in any peace representative of Palestinians, other employees who work In toward the West Bank would not Duke’s truce talks. Jordanian-Palestinian delega­ Arab institutions in the territory, affect Palestinians living in the As expected, Connecticut’s Democratic Israel’s only potential negotiat­ tion and said the Palestinians Party joined in a harmonious and unanimous On Saturday, Hussein dissolved ing partner in talks to resolve the which it had controlled after rest of Jordan. the lower house of Parliament, must not be members of the PLO. gaining independence from the Up to two-thirds of Jordan’s 3.5 endorsement of Attorney General Joseph issue. Hussein said Sunday that Jor­ British in 1946. half of whose members repres­ That could dash hopes for million people are Palestinians, Lieberman to run for the U.S. Senate. with Jackson dan’s links to the West Bank Hussein said Sunday that his and Hussein was nearly toppled ented the West Bank. On Thurs­ Secretary of State George P. "hamper the Palestinian strug­ And, as expected, the party engaged in a day, he canceled a $1.3 billion Shultz’s peace initiative, under moves were “in response to the in 1970 during a war with the PLO. gle to gain international support wish of the Palestine Liberation In 1951, he witnessed a Palesti­ bitter dispute over the election of two development project for Israel’s which Jordan would have been for the Palestinian cause, as the KING HUSSEIN occupied lands. partially responsible for repres­ Organization ... and the prevail­ nian extremist assassinate his members to the Democratic National still uneasy national cause of a people strug- ing Arab conviction that such grandfather. King Abdullah. . . . ‘we are staying’ Committee, foregoing the usual practice of returning incumbents to office and electing instead two newcomers favored by Gov. / WASHINGTON — As the Democrats settle down William O’Neill. —Jo the sober business of winning back the White Internees to get The effects of the fight, an internal struggle House, Michael Dukakis urgently needs the NATION of interest primarily to those who remain RlPUfc RECOIL^ support of Jesse Jackson, whose campaign style active in the nitty-gritty of party politics, is worries him. not likely to have much effect, or be MAKB^ SUCH A NiCt Sources privy to the Dukakis strategy tell us that & WORLD $20,000 payments PUMFINC ACTIOM the Democratic presidential nominee is privately remembered long, by rank-and-file wary of Jackson. Dukakis needs Jackson to rally Homeless focus changed By Lee Gould Democrats. December 1982 it released the Jackson followers behind a ticket they don’t really BOSTON (AP) — Seventeen advocates The Associated Press results of its investigation, in­ Democrats outside the circle of party '' like. But Dukakis fears Jackson will attract most of for the homeless are arrested after seizing cluding a recommendation that regulars, if they p^d any attention at all to the media and steal the spotlight. a vacant Seattle hotel. Activists take over WASHINGTON — Congress is each camp survivor be given a the battle involy^ people they probably had Open Forum What worries the Democratic nominee is that the two abandoned public housing units in poised this week to give final $20,000 tax-free payment, provid­ flamboyant Jackson might be a loose cannon whose approval to legislation providing ing they agree to drop all related not heard of before, probably ended up Chicago. During a day of nationwide more than $1 billion to Japanese- firing can’t be controlled and coordinated. His protests, 18 people are arrested in Boston claims against the government. wondering if it was a dispute between liberal lion before the church was built. traffic control in the entire town? colorful phrase-making, which arouses his liberal / Americans who were forced from Earlier this year, the House and moderate elements of the party, between Dismay, disgust Now someone has decided to as they try to commandeer a boarded-iip their homes and sent to intern­ Manchester then can become well constituency, may turn off the middle-of-the-ro^d building. and Senate accepted the recom­ leaders in two giant unions, or simply a over road study realign Wetherell and Woodside. known as tbe "City of Village majority. ment camps during World War II. mendations and passed separate successful effort by O’Neill to punish party What a joke! To even suggest Cbaos.” New, more aggressive tactics to get The House is expected to but slightly different bills provid­ These disparate men, despite their show of unity housing for America’s homeless have led approve the bill on Wednesday, officers who had supported Toby Moffett To the Editor; removing traffic-control signs at Doris J. Salamon in Atlanta, never quite got on the same wavelength. ing for the money. The differen­ such an intersection is ludicrous. to repeated assaults on vacant buildings sending it to the White House, ces were reconciled, and the when Moffett challeged the governor for the 621 Bush Hill Road Dukakis is reserved and relaxed, deliberate and for takeover and restoration. where President Reagan is likely It was with dismayiAnd disgust Shame on both Susan and Officer calculating, a master of details, who is guided by Senate last week approved the nomination in 1986. Gary Wood. Perhaps neither of Manchester “Abandoned buildings are a very to sign it into law. compromise version without dis­ It was probably some of all of those things, that I read the Thur^ay front­ the head. Jackson is impulsive and emotional, a gut powerful symbol,” said activist Mitch If all goes according to that sent. The House should do the page article in the Manohe.sler them have been there in a vehicle politician concerned about goals, not details, who is but mostly it was an attempt by O’Neill to between 7-9 a m. and 4-6 p.m. Snyder. “There’s no reason for them to lie schedule, Japanese-Americans same this week. Herald regardingSusanSmichen ERA and Corps guided by the heart. fallow while millions of people are who qualify should start getting solidify his already strong grasp on the party. ko’s $12,000 traffic study. Fifth Priority: Keeney Street In their private conversations, Dukakis listened Once approved by the House, homeless, except for lack of funding.” individual $20,000 tax-free pay­ the reparations package will go to The question is whether the fight created First problem: Spencer Street and Hackmatack Street, same have no powers carefully. But he was laconic and noncommittal. ments in about a year. The most situation. No one usually slops at the president for his signature. B. more disharmony than it was worth. Hillstown Road intersection. Any To the Editor: When he had something to say, he simply said it, elderly will be given priority for Jay Cooper, deputy White House lay person can realize you have;, the traffic-control signs now and a going straight to the point. Jackson, accustomed to Dems propose new aid the first payments. Democrats are fond of saying they fight vehicle frying to enter Keeney press secretary, said following each other vigorously until someone wins, four lanes of speeding commuter Since when and by what author­ political foreplay before confronting an issue WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate FOND FAREWELL — Bunnies Rachelle, right, and Julie remove the ears Enactment of the reparations Senate approval that, “They have traffic going east and west. There from Hackmatack almost has to squarely, relied more on his instincts and impulses. *i)emocrats are working on a proposal to bill will help end the nearly’ then resolve all their differences and devote cause an accident to gain a«^ess. ity has the U.S, Army Corps of from their Playboy Bunny costumes for the last time in their "Bunny improved the bill a lot. A lot of our is also a permitted right turn on Witnesses say the two men were uneasy around give military aid to the Nicaraguan Contra half-century-old controversy concerns have been taken care their energies to the battle agamst Can one imagine removing a Engineers and a bureaucratic Hutch" Saturday night. The last Playboy Club in the U.S., located in over how the United States red from Hillstown Road and also Environmental Protection each other, each waiting for the other to take the rebels if the Sandinista government does Lansing, Mich., closed its doors Saturday. of.” Republicans. from the Friendly and State Bank traffic control? Further, are initiative. They spent the Fourth of July together not honor the peace pledges it has made, treated its Japanese-American Susan and Gary aware that a Agency from the city of Washing­ population after Japan attacked One of those concerns was over But intraparty battles do have an influence parking areas. - ton, D.C., taken upon themselves without getting beyond the small talk. Jackson according to a key architect of the plan. how many years the government Solution: Eliminate the right school zone (which is usually came away offended, because Dukakis had not Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, on Dec. 7, on how enthusiatically party workers join in the self-anointed power to place President Reagan has already called for Gulf still has mines on a tire swing. 1941. would take to make the pay­ turnsand put apoliceofficerthere disregarded) is only a few feel exchanged views with him as a political equal. renewed assistance in the wake of a the campaign. f away from this horrendous inter­ the elected officials of the town of For both it was time well spent. Dukakis About 120,000 U.S. citizens and ments. The Senate approved a Former Moffett supporters, liberals in the occasionally during peak hours to Manchester und^r admiralty ju­ Dukakis didn’t even bring up the question crackdown on the opposition in Managua. ABOARD USS CONQUEST IN THE resident aliens of Japanese des­ five-year payout; the White stress the importance of not section? Ask any Manchester foremost on Jackson’s mind: Who would be the PERSIAN GULF (AP) - This old.U.S. was rewarded with prominent photographs party ranks, and thotee who, for whatever risdiction, the irternationallawof The Washington Post said in Monday’s in newspapers and the television cent were singled out — unlike House objected, claiming it would running red lights. I cannot police officer how many arrests running mate? Afterward, Jackson complained to editions that the Democratic plan calls for Navy mine sweeper and five others like it cost too much, too soon. As part of reason, supported th^incumbent national have occurred from cars not the sea and international law of networks; and Bush reaped similar Americans of German or Italian fathom our town leaders letting commerce? Nosuch powerexists. a friend, “I was there all day. I kept waiting for a release of $18 million in frozen military may remain in the Persian Gulf until an descent — and sent to internment the compromise, the government committtee members may have some this type of development go on obeying this traffic control now. him to say something about a running mate, buthe estimated “couple of hundred” mines still coverage. now can take up to 10 years to As for the Wesfown Pharmacy Aside from the fact that U.S. aid to the Contras fighting the Sandinista The twin events on the presidential camps for the duration of the war. difficulty now giving the hard campaign the with such limited access to road never said a word. Why didn’t he just say to me, government if it violates provisions of the lurking in the waters are found and ’ In addition to losing their make the payments, starting in problem of backing into traffic: Attorney Twardy, Mr. Leland of campaign trail last week underscored about a year. effort it needs. entrances. However, every month the Environmental Protection ‘We are looking for someone to balance the ticket, regional peace plan reached earlier this destroyed, U.S. officers say. freedom, some of the internees or so another new business This situation occurs all over the While a cease-fire in the Iraq-Iran war what already has become apparent to both The House-Senate proposal Town chairmen will have fences to mend. Agency and Lt. Col. Murphy of the and Lloyd Bentsen has the best credentials’?” year. ^ campaigns: Child care is a hot issue in the lost jobs and possessions and appears on Spencer Street. town of Manchester. Did Su.san To make matters worse, Dukakis’ alter ego and would probably keep new mines from were forced to sell homes at also authorizes payments of up to Ironically, if the struggle had been an epic forget to look across McKee St reel Corps of Engineers enjoy the 1988 race for the White House. Fourth Priority: Hillstown privilege as tenants in common of campaign chairman, Paul Brountas, promised Jordan on the mend being laid, those already deployed could below-market prices. In the years $12,000 for surviving members of one with important stakes involved, the fence Road. WetherellStreet. Woodside at the Front Parlour. The Whole Jackson that he would be the first to know who the pose a danger to shipping for years to come immediately after the war, some the Aleut Indian tribes who were mending might be easier. The pettiness of the Donut, and the Savings Bank of "We The People” within the AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Former U.S. removed from the Aleutian Is­ Street. I cannot believe our town framework of la ws of a land-based vice presidential nominee would be. Instead, unless cleaned up. Investigator resigns were reimbursed for direct dispute will make it more difficult. leaders never cleared this sifua- Manchester? How did she think Jackson learned about it from the media, because Rep. Barbara Jordan was listed in serious The task falls to ships like the creaky, losses, such as impounded prop­ lands during the Japanese attack those cars enter Hartford Road? constitutional republic. Individu­ condition this morning, recovering from a on those islands in 1942. als are protected by private law; Dukakis’ staff failed to connect with him. 800-ton Conquest, whose crew works these ROME (AP) — As the nation’s top Mafia erty. But efforts to provide an By magic ? They back out also. Bqt The outraged Jackson went to Atlanta breathing near drowning in her backyard pool, and a days in 130-degree deck temperatures, investigator, Giovanni Falcone symbolized across-the-board payment were “It is most gratifying to me perhaps we shouldn’t bother the no powerexists. eithergrantedor doctor says she could be out of the hospital delayed for decades. implied, that gives any hireling on fire and brimstone. This led to a three-hour using a submersible robot to locate mines a new generation of brave, activist judges personally to see this long battle bank people, only Westown. How .showdown that could have been avoided. within a week. and trailing gear to cut the cables that dedicated to ending the reign of organized In 1980, Congress authorized a for personal justice come to an about the liquor store next door? the public payroll the right toalter “Right now, I think things look very good crime in Sicily. federal Commission on Wartime end at last,” said Sen. Spark M. ordeny the rightsanddutiesofour Afterward, Jackson confessed that he had seen moor them to,the seabed. ^ I^ok again. Susan, this time with that she’ll get totally back to normal,” said Now, he and eight fellow investigating Relocation and Internment of Matsunaga, D-Hawaii, sponsorof duly elected town officials to Dukakis’ "toughness and tenacity close up.” Civilians to study the issue. In your eyes open. According to sources, Jackson characterized the Dr. James Little, a neurologist. “She’s Candidates seek points magistrates have resigned, spurring the Senate bill. Once again, the Yarn Mill perform and carry out the lawful very close to normal right now. I think she duties of town affairs. Any closed-door meeting accurately. The blunt questions about the depth of the problem at Pine Street and Dukakis, in effect, drew a line. He warned Jackson will continue to improve. As best as I can SECAUCUS, N.J. (AP) - With a few government’s commitment to fighting the Hartford Road, Foroncelwishall attempt by federal bureaucrats to tell right now, she probably will regain full minutes to spare in a long campaign day, interfere will identify them wilb that if he stepped across the line, he couldn’t step Mafia. All nine had played a prominent townspeople would speak up. In back. The choice was up to him: He could attack mental functions.” Michael Dukakis stopped by the Harmony role in Italy’s largest Mafia trial. my 25 years ofliving in Manches­ treason. Ms. Jordan’s condition was upgraded Early Learning Center to shake a few GRAND OPENING It is time our elected officials of and divide, perhaps even destroy, the Democratic In stepping down with the others on t i ter, this iirea Has never looked so Party. Or he could unite the party and take his Sunday afternoon from critical to serious hands with preschoolers. Saturday. Falcone said he wanted to be the town of Manchester do their Looking to campaign on a tight nice. Why^doesn’t the town help rightful place as a party leader, Dukakis told him, but stable, and she continued to imprbve able to freely testify before a judicial panel Used • Rare • Out of Print ~| and agree with Brophy-Ahern? duty by standing up to their Sunday night. preconvention budget, George Bush a day responsibility, reject the usurpa­ Jackson would have to make up his mind, looking into the government’s anti-Mafia This intersection has needed a Dukakis said, before the curtain lifted on the Ms. Jordan, 52, gave the thumbs-up sign later rode out to Tysons Corner, Va., in the effort. He also suggested there was BOOKS "Gosh, it’s A ugust traffic-control light since the ’60s, tion of power by would-be dicta­ Washington suburbs to do the same thing, tors, and govern themselves Democratic convention. Jackson’s decision to Sunday to her intensive care unit nurse and something profoundly wrong with the war already! Guess I might so why should this one developer able to talk. tossing a foam ball and pushing youngsters on organized crime. & BIRDS BOOK accordingly. cooperate paid off on the second night of the New Location as wait wait untii next be responsible for Manchester’s convention. At that historic moment, Jackson was laxity? Frederick A. Baker transformed from a black leader to a national 519 E. Middle Tpke. S A L E n summer to get the oV As a final suggestion from Mon., Aug. 1 - Sun. Aug. 8 ,• 34 Lilac St. leader. He chose to stay within the party structure. Manchester Sale Hours: 10-5, Thurs.'til a 19S8 by NEA. Inc bod' in shape ." myself, why not remove every Manchester He pledged his cooperation to Dukakis — Mr. Forest fires essential for diversity (Manchester Green) Greatly Expanded Inventory Outside joined forces with the establishment and Mostly Hard Cover became Mr. Inside. Oil Salk, Prop. 649-3449 WASHINGTON (AP) — Forest Fire “recycles the nutrients cycle, maybe once a century, it National Park, trying to return Ex-convict is a man without a weicome fires, even the big ones that hit and you get a diversity of wildlife would spread to the crowns and the forest to its natural state. In People’s advocate Yellowstone National Park last species,” said Jim Gillette, dep­ sweep all before it. “You have 1972 it adopted what has been TAMPA, Fla. — There was a time when every significant contributions: The public is getting wise to politicians who have week, are an essential part of uty regional director of the Fish selection for species that can called a “let bum” policy. Choose One — Limit 1 Par Parton schoolboy in America read a short story called been juggling budget figures, understating the nature’s cycle of death and and Wildlife Service in Boston. recover,” said Wood. “It takes a ”We were almost killing the “I can say in all honesty that everything I know renewal. Humans unwittingly “The Man Without a Country” The man was Philip personally about Larry is positive. He is a very deficit and misrepresenting the budget in an His agency probably sets 400 long, long time.” trees with kindness,” before that, Nolan, and the story was that he cursed the United rearranged a lot of nature’s fires a year, ranging from 100 A fire in California sequoia tree said Chief Ranger Walt Dabney. patriotic man, for one thing. And he loves children. attempt to conceal their overspending. A typical handiwork before realizing that. Any Purchase 'S"" Purchase I MS'* Purchase I '25” Purchase States and was condemned thereafter to wander Tom He also loves to live. He is amiable, he can be comment from a Lexington, KY„ reader, for acres to 2,000, acres on its 443 crowns in 1955, where the floor The new policy had been long the world on a ship, no longer permitted in the ports “We almost lost*the loblolly refuges and other installations. normally would burn every de­ germinating from research dat­ outgoing, he likes to talk and to laugh. I think, in example, notes that actual spending always pine” in the Southeast in the 1920s of the patriotic. exceeds the budget estimates. In some ecosystems, rigid cade or so. prompted a re­ ing to the 1930s, said Wood, some Tiede general, that he mixes well with others. and 1930s because of the insist­ suppression of natural fires examination of the “fight every of whose research helped spread The story has since been relegated to quaint “I know this sounds strange, everything The incumbent office holders. Democrats and ence of the Forest Service in history. But something of a modern and means enormous amounts of fuel fire” policy by the National Park the gospel. “A lot of the old considered. And I don’t want to make him sound Republicans alike, are equally dishonest about the suppressing all fires, says Gene can accumulate on the forest Service. foresters and game wardens 7 ^ 1 non-fictional analogue has taken its place. A man better than he is. But someone has to speak out in budget. Though it should be the biggest issue of the Wood, a wildlife ecologists at floor. When the inevitable lightn­ named Lawrence Singleton is Nolan’s counterpart By 1968 the service was igniting could have tarred and feathered his defense. I worked with him for many months, current campaign, the budget was pushed through Auburn University. ing does strike, the fire can be the undercover in the Sequoia me,” he said. today. He is an outcast who is wandering the nation that he is therefore capable of doing something like and the fact is people have misconceptions about Congress without serious debate. Any open * Such a no-flre policy lets impossible to suppress and more in a desperate search for a place where he will be it again. him. I can say without hesitation that he is not a discussion would have embarrassed both political hardwood species get estab­ destructive than anything that welcome to live. But is he really? Even Philip Nolan had some dangerous man. parties. lished, and once established the would have happened naturally. Singleton is a one-time rapist and mutilator. He Inc. defenders. Several people who know Singleton say “Yes. It’s true that he has never said he Is sorry hardwoods can out-compete the In some areas like the Great D on’T B reak Y our H eart C.A.S.T., was convicted in 1979 of attacking a California that he is no longer a threat to anyone. The terrible for the rape that took place. But that is because he Mlnl-editorial pine. Wood said. Lakes, damp soils kept fires from hitchhiker, cutting off her forearms and leaving crime apart, they claim he is a basically decent claims he did not commit the crime. I talked to him Reports are surfacing that the Medellin drug Traditionally, lightning or Indi­ getting started on the forest floor. presents her for dead at the side of the road. He was human being who has paid the debt for his often about this. He says he is sorry the girl was cartel of Colombia once offered to spy for the ans, who set fires for hunting or When a fire would start in a dry Have your cholesterol level sentenced to serve 14 years for the crime, but he deviation and shouta now be entitled to live In injured, and he would like to help her If he could. United States against Latin American leftists. In farming, would always start was placed on parole in 1987 and won complete peace. « But he has always insisted he is innocent.” trade, all we had to do was forgive and forget years enough fires to keep (hardwoods checked today at an adaptation of down, he said. freedom this past spring. One of the advocates is Joan Williams. She is a Williams says this Insistence is at the root of of cocaine flowing from Colombia up the noses of ST. JUDE NOVENA Many Californians were outraged by the turn of business consultant in California, and a volunteer Singleton’s difficult search for a new home. She America. What a deal. A few billion scum lords are When Wisconsin was settled M Immediate events. And Singleton was warned to stay out of prison counselor. She says she was assigned to around 1830, two-thirds of the MAY THE SACRED HEART OF says he could take on another identity, and go let off the hook and spend their retirement years state was prairie, one-third several communities in that state. He was chased work with Singleton during his one-year parole, somewhere where his background might never be playing James Bond. No amount of inside JESUS BE ADORED, GLORI­ i n i Medical from town to town, actually. Threats were made forest. Humans fought prairie FIED, LOVED AND PRESERVED The Sound and she discovered Ihat he was, in her words, “not revealed. “But he is too proud to do this," she adds. intelligence would be worth that foul compromise. fires. Now the state is two-thirds against his life, and he was forced to assume a like I imagined hinlat all —-he is a very likable “He thinks he’s a good citizen and has a right to be THROUGHOUT THE WORLD. ■Cane Center forest, with special organizations NOW AND FOREVER. SACRED nomadic existence, roaming here and there, man.” who he is.” trying to save the prairie chicken looking for a home. Williams says she doesn’t think she was fooled by H ^ R T OF JESUS. PRAY FOR 263 West Middle Turnpike Thus, he remains a more or less singular social — and setting fires to keep the US. SAINT JUDE, WORKER OF Recently, the man without a welcome migrated Singleton. She says she has counseled dozens of leper. He is perhaps the only such man In the nation prairie vigorous. Manchester of Music to the East Coast. He notified Florida authorities prisoners, and knows when they are acting. She ^aiirlirstrr Hrralft MIRACLES, PRAY FOR US. who cannot find a safe address. He is 60 years old Though specifics differ accord­ SAINT JUDE. HELPER OF THE that he was at least visiting relatives in Tampa. says, “Larry opened up with me. I treated him like now. It’s not certain where he is at a given moment. Founded In 1U1 ing to soils, weather and species 646-8595 Thurs. & Fri. August 4 * 5 7:30 P.M. Singleton was bom in this town, he has a brother a person, rather than ah animal, and he responded HOPELESS. PRAY FOR US. SAY He may still be in Tampa; he may have left for PENNY M. SIEFFERT...... PuM M w r — fire has been far more THIS PRAYER 9 TIMES A DAY. living in a middle-clas; suburb, and the locals think in kind. He is not a madman, he Is a friendly, caring QEORQE T. CHAPPELL...... EdHpr somewhere else; he may or may not be coming important in forest evolution in BY THE 8TH DAY YOUR he may have come to the area to settle person." back. DOUGLAS A, BEVINS...... ExaeuN** EOHor the arid West than elsewhere — Buckley School MARIE P. GRADY...... CHy Edilor PRAYER WILL BE ANSWERED. $ 2 0 0 permanently. Williams points out that Singleton was a model Joan Williams says the whole thing is tragic. ALEXANDER GIRELLI...... A m o c M* Editor natural fires caused by lightning OFF Regular Price are usually small. Without harm­ IT HAS NEVER BEEN KNOWN 250 Vernon Street Manchester If so, he has come with his reputation. Many prisoner during his eight years at San Quentin Both for Singleton and the nation. She hopes the TO FAIL, PUBLICATION MUST DENISE A. ROBERTS...... Advortiting DIroctor ing trees very much they prevent people in Tampa want the former convict to keep penitentiary. She says he had trouble with some of latter will forget as time goes on. or at leastforgive BE PROMISED. THANK YOU ST. *5"" with coupon moving. City officials say the complaint Is that the other inmates, but he was respected by staff a little. But she doesn’t take comfort in the fact that JEANNE G. FROMERTH...... BuilnoM Mmaotr litter from leaves, dead limbs, Call 649-9758 or 646-2668 for ticket information. SHELDON COHEN...... Compoling Monagor twigs and other organic matter Singleton has never shown any remorse for the members with whom he had contact. He became a Philip Nolan, the man without a country, stayed on ROBERT H HUBBARD...... PrMiroom Minagw V.A.M. Expires September 1, 1988 Donation *2 Adults ■ Children under 12 & Seniors rape and torture in California, and residents worry teacher in the lockup, she goes on, and he made his wandering ship until the day that he die

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John many times since last October but you find them at all in newspapers, they’ll tion, not counting brokers’ fees. Alko, of dollars. So I’ve fig­ (AP) Wheeler, Samuel might not have understood them. buying an index option. For example, But my husband has adopted the It may well be that some of the often be shown separately in two lists, during the time you hold a short if you think computer technology ured out a system in Smart Money MurpnySayshis Smith and illsuk Over the Counter: Some 1,600 issues position that we have a large luxuries you currently enjoy will have under such titles as "NASDAQ Bid position, you must pay the actual stocks are about to rise, purchase a which a lot of people life is missing Oh. are listed on the New York Stock) mortgage and some credit card to be put on the back burner. It is and Asked Quotations" and “ Addi- owner of the stock any dividends call on the computer technology index could pool their money, Bruce^llllams something, despite Exchange, another 1,100 on the obligations, and we simply cannot equally possible that the use of the Rau graduated tioiial NASDAQ Quotes.” These are declared. instead of buying shares of one playing many combina­ his tremendous afford to lose my income at the plastic money will have to be from the Univer­ American Stock Exchange. But those securities that aren’t on the National Stock Options: An option lets you computer firm. Other indexes track success. tions of numbers. This present time. He thinks that we should restrained. Biit it seems to me that sity of Pennsylva­ numbers are dwarfed by the 20,000 or Market Issues list. bet on the future movement of a the oil and utilities industries and the could increase our "I feel a void. so securities traded over the counter wait until we can afford a family. these are very minor inconveniences nia and received iWtiSi Finally come more than 15,000 OTC security’s price without having to buy overall performance of the New York chances of winning. There’s not a total (OTC)' via a national computer and issues not plugged into NASDAQ’s the security itself. With stock options, 1 am afraid that the time will never to measure against the joy that his medical de­ Stock Exchange. I figured if enough of us get percentage of the gross goes to profit emptiness, but I telephone network of brokers and computers. You’ll see prices and investors purchase the right to buy or come. I don’t question the fact that my children can bring. I certainly hope gree from the together, it's almost a sure thing. I’ve and operating expenses. The payoffs (eel something’s dealers. names of dealers for these in the sell a stock at a set price for a set time An option is once-removed from husband wants to be and could be a the two of you can come to some University of Con­ discussed this a lot with my friends seldom reach 50 percent. Compare missing,” Murphy When you buy OTC stock, your "Pink Sheets,” stock listings that are period. actual ownership. Futures options a re very good fdther, .but I am very agreement. necticut in 1984. and, although most of them say it this with payoffs of 99 percent for Interestingly, studies show that a broker taps into this electronic published daily on pink paper by the A call option gives the buyer the twice-removed. These are puts and concerned that when we decide to said in an inter­ He completed his seems like a pretty good idea, they some wagers at casino craps tables significant number of marital difficul­ view published in network to locate the best price private National Quotation Bureau. right to buy 100 shares of a stock for a calls on futures contracts — agree­ have a family, we may find that wc residency training ments to buy or sell anything from won’t invest their money. and 80 to 95 percent in slot machines. ties center around money or the lack this week’s People among brokers. Countless banks and Most brokerages subscribe to the specified amount. A put option have waited too long. in obstetrics and i r. oats to Treasury bills to the S&P Maybe you could give me some Please don’t misunderstand me — of money. While this may not seem to magazine. insurance companies, plus such For­ publication. bestows the right to sell 100 shares. gynecology at Frederick J. Rau 500-stock index (see program trad­ ideas for convincing them that this is I’m not advocating that you “ invest” Oiir problem seems to be rooted in be the^gse here, it could very well be “ No matter how tune 500 types as Apple Computer and Selling Short: You decide that at You can sell a put or call, too. You Hartford Hospital, and was the 1988 recipient ing) at a set pribe by a specified date almost a sure-fire way to win the your money in slot machines or craps finances, although it may be my that youPhusband has come to depend much you accomp­ MCI Communications, trade over the $115 a share IBM stock is overpriced would normally buy a call (or sell a lottery. of the Joseph Klein award for the counter. But the OTC market is in the future. tables, because even there the house husband’s way of avoiding responsi­ upon your income and is loath to give Eddie Murphy lish, how much and ripe for a plunge. You want to put) when you think a stock’s price L.A., ROCHESTER, N.Y. percentage will grind you down. But outstanding resident in the field. probably best-known for its smaller, make money if this happens so you bility. What could I say to him to help it up. money you make, or how many cars or houses will rise before the option expires. Program Trading: Program trades state lotteries, purely from a ma­ him understand? Rau and his wife, Barbara, have two up-and-coming companies (plus oth­ sell 100 shares of IBM you don’t own — And you’d buy a put (or seil a cali) are complex computerized trading you have or how many people you make DEAR L.A.: Not on your life. The thematical point of view, are terrible Y.T., JAMESTOWN, N.V. children. ers that are down and out). a short sale. Your broker obliges by when you expect it to fall. orders that are automatically trig­ state lotteries may serve a useful gambles. happy, life isn’t perfect for anybody.” The doctors’ office is at 191 Main St. Although all OTC stocks are essen­ borrowing the IBM shares from Option trading tends to magnify gered when conditions are right to public-purpose by tajdng the profits While it is true that if you had more Brucr Williams, America’s top Is it romance that’s missing? tially traded the same way, you may another client and selling the shares profits and losses. For example, if you exploit, say, a difference between a and plowing them into things like money to wager you could bet more DEAR Y.T.: If most of us waited radio talk host, is heard each week “ I’m in a cool place right now. I don't have have to hunt in four different places for $li,500. Then IBM stock indeed buy a $60 stock and sell it at $65, you futures contract to buy or seli a stock education, senior citizen aid, wha­ combinations, it is also true that the until we could afford a family, there night on NBC stations. His column someone who is my woman,” said Murphy, 27 West Germany exports most for prices. The National Association dives to $100. You buy 100 shares of have an 8 percent profit. But if you pay index and the current cost of all the tever. But, in terms of an investment, "winnings" would have to be split would be very few children in this appears every Monday, Wednesday "1 have a couple of friends. That’s where I’m of Securities Dealers Automated IBM for $10,000, return the borrowed $300 for a call option on 100 shares of stocks in the index. WASHINGTON (AP) — West Germany was you have to be ready for a rubber more ways. world. and Friday. Write to Williams In care at right now.” room before you do something like I don’t advocate irresponsibility of the Manchester Herald, P.O. Box He finds that he and another movie star, the world’s largest exporter last year for the this. DEAR BRUCE: My husband and 1 and having many more children than 591, Manchester 06040. Letters of Sylvester Stallone, face similar problems. second year in a row and is continuing to State lotteries are probably the have been married for six years. He one can afford. But, unless there are general interest will be answered in “ When I sit back with people like Stallone, outdistance the United States this year, Airline industry poorest gambles because such a high earns almost $30,000 a year in his job. other financial factors that you failed the column we can trade stories,” ,he said. ” lt’s like the according to the International Monetary same identical things happen: the way power Fund. isolates you, and everybody tries to get close West German exports amounted to $294 short on blacks BOYS! GIRLS! to you, and the weight of being the patriarch in billion, compared with $250 billion for the Court says one good turn your family. It’s just a bunch of stuff " 'United States and $231 billion for Japan in 1987, the IMF said. WASHINGTON (AP) — Blacks are underrepres­ ented in the cockpits and corporate offices of the West German exports, which first jumped Dr. G ott Stewart making money nation’s airlines, according to a congressional ahead of U.S. exports in 1986, also ran ahead of report that says air carriers actually may be going Peter Gott, M.D. legally deserves another one SANTA MONICA, Calif. (AP) - ,U.S. exports for the first two months of 1988: backwards in their affirmative action efforts. Singer-songwriter John Stewart is still :$46.7 billion for West Germany compared with Blacks hold about 5 percent of the managerial (S' making money off the Monkees hit, $45.9 billion for the United States. jobs at the airlines, and no more than 200 of the H DEAR by heat exhaustion, immediate “ Daydream Believer.” which he wrote l\up The IMF figures, in an IMF publication 45,000 pilots in the industry are black, said the report A B B Y : first aid can be given by immers­ decades ago. released Friday, show total trade increased 10 released Sunday by the House Government Grandma ing him or her in cold water until “ It has kept me alive,” Stewart said pt ioi lo percent in 1986 and 18 percent in 1987. Operations Committee. created quite a S it the body temperature is lowered. a weekend engagement here. The fund reported that trade among the “ Blacks are making little progress in the airline stir among Dear Abby Stewart’s song sold 5 million copies and biggest countries remained far out of balance industry overall and, at certain airlines have No cure known ' your readers in 1986 and 1987. The United States imported actually regressed,” Rep. Cardiss Collins, D-Ill., concerning her Abigail Van Buren DEAR ABBY: I am a 29-year- became his signature tune. It also inspired a old woman who has been divorced much more than it exported, while the reverse chairwoman of the panel’s subcommittee on usual $50 birth­ popular remake by Anne Murray in 1980. for five years. (No children. It was true for Japan and West Germany. transportation, said. day gift to her The 49-year-old performer still tours much for sponge kidney ^-wTTs'a short marriage). The report said blacks represent 30 percent of the selfish des­ of the year, even though he hasn’t had a hit U.S. imports in 1987 were $424 billion, Not to brag, but I am a very industry’s unskilled workers. However, they cendants who, since 1979’s “ Gold.” compared with $228 billion for West Germany, attractive woman and I’ve never constitute less than 2 percent of all airline DEAR DR. GOTT: I have what's called sponge after a while, His latest song, "Runaway Train,” sung by $158 billion for France, $154 billion for Britain had a problem getting dates. I professionals, it said. kidneys. The doctors don’t tell me much. I have an thought they had it coming. Family members have expressed Rosanne Cash, dwells on a relationship clearly land $151 billion for Japan. have Another problem, however, The report caps an investigation by the infection that won't clear up and a history of kidney Did you know that it is a Icgully disapproval, stating that after II out of control. 1 have broken a lot of hearts. subcommittee that included three hearings and a stones. What can you tell me about this condition? established fact that the practice years and three children, this ■’You never know,” he said. “ No one thought Whenever I meet a man, I work review of records maintained by federal agencies as DEAR READER: Medullary sponge kidney is a of voluntarily giving gifts over a would not be appropriate. ‘Daydream Believer’ was going to be a hit.” Singer to sell meter division very had to make him fall in love well as company documents on minority hiring and congenital abnormality of the renal collecting period of time implies an obliga My question: What, in your with me. And when he does, I lose : NEBRASKA CITY, Neb. (AP) - The promotion. , tubes, marked by dilation of tiny passageways in the tion to continue that practice? opinion, would be an appropriate all interest in him. This has I American Meter division of the Singer Co. will The panel said the report, in particular, discusses kidney. This causes poor urine flow (stasis) and a Several years ago, when the ceremony for two people in our happened to me many times, and Stir troubles director ' I be sold to a West German gas company for equal employment opportunity and affirmative tendency to stone formation. Bleeding into the mills of the American Rolling situation? We would be handling I am not proud of it, but I can’t action policies and practices at Trans World urine, renal colic and chronic infection are common Mill Co. in Middletown. Ohio, the entire expense ourselves. NEW YORK (AP) — Martin Scorsese says $132 million. Singer officials said. seem to help myself. Airlines, United Airlines and American Airlines. complications that need treatment as they arise. No were really rolling, the company, Your immediate reply would be he is troubled by the stir his forthcoming film, Ruhrgas A.G., based in Essen, will acquire I don’t want to hurt any more "The testimony and documents received by the preventive or curative therapy is available. Most out of the goodness of its corpo­ greatly appreciated. Thank you. “ The Last Temptation of Christ,” is creating. American Meter, officials said. Ruhrgas is the men, but neither do I want to subcommittee suggest that the airline industry has patients^ave an excellent prognosis, providing the rate heart, began giving free MAKING IT LEGAL An alliance of conservative church groups world’s largest importer of natural gas and Pj depend on an electric blanket to downgraded affirmative action efforts, particularly infection and kidney stones are appropriatelv turkeys to its employees at has objected to the movie’s release, with the largest gas company in the Federal i( keep me warm for the rest of my with respect to black pilots, managers and other treated when symptoms develop. Thanksgiving. DEAR MAKING: I agree with pickets, organized phone and mail protests, Republic of Germany. life. Help me, Abby. professionals," the report said. DEAR DR. GOTT: I have AIDS-related complex Then the company fell on hard your family. A quiet, less formal demonstrations and threats of a boycott. American Meter is the leading supplier of (ARC). Would the new drug AZ’J' help? ALABAMA HEARTBREAKER It said civil rights laws, court rulings and other times, and in the early 1980s it wedding with close friends and "This film for me is like a prayer. It is my residential gas meters to U.S. gas utilities and factors had brought a measure of integration to the DEAR READER: AZT, formerly known as decided to discontinue the distri­ family members, followed by a produces and markets gas metering and DEAR HEARTBREAKER: way of worshiping,” Scorsese, whose films airlines. azidothymidine. is now marketed as Retrovir bution of some 15,000 turkeys as luncheon or dinner for those who regulating equipment for industrial and You’re like the sportswoman who include "Raging Bull” and “ The Color of (zidovudine). The drug is very expensive and can an economy measure. attended, would be my recom­ But it added that “ the industry pattern is one in doesn’t eat fish but loves to catch Money,” said, according to this week’s People commercial users. cost up to $10,000 (or a year’s supply. It may be The Steelworkers Union set up mendation. Congratulations. which blacks continue to be overrepresented in them. You’re guilty of a more magazine. American Meter, based in Philadelphia, tus useful in treating ARC: several ongoing studies a howl and took the company to low-wage, semiskilled and unskilled positions and It’s FUN! serious crime than just fishing for The director told the magazine the idea of plants in Nebraska City, Erie, Pa., and in ^ should provide an answer within a few months. court. Believe it or not. the court DEAR READERS: With continue to be underrepresented in positions the sport of it — you are toying making the film touched the roots of his own Canada, England, Denmark and the I cannot say whether Retrovir would help your took the position that through the summer here, and a record- requiring advanced education, specialized training with human hearts. spirituality and became an obsession that has Netherlands. Singer is based in Stamford, condition; this is a s u b j^ that you and your doctor company’s generous practice breaking heat wave across the and skill." It’s EASY! Get on the couch (alone) and dogged him throughout his career. Conn. should discuss. over a period of years, it did nation, this bulletin published by Bob Jackson, a spokesman for the Air Transport ask an analyst why you work so In response to the backlash, Scorsese offers DEAR DR. GOTT: My temeprature ranges indeed owe the employees their the Animal Protection Institute in Association, an industry trade group, said in an hard to get something you don’t between 94 degrees and'97 degrees. My blood Thanksgiving turkeys! Small Sacramento, Calif., is well worth his view of the movie’s message: "It’s about interview Sunday, "All of the major airlines have It’s JUST FOR really want. You will learn a C B S eye gets a new look pressure is 170-110. I take 200 milligrams of wonder they call them space in my column; the last battle between God and Satan, and positive minority hiring programs. There has a lot great deal about yourself, and Synthroid, plus Lasix, Corgard and K tabs. I have a “ gobblers” ? On a hot summer day, the 'God wins.” LOS ANGELES (AP) — In an attempt to of considerable progress made in the last 10 years. mature in the process, and will problem with low sodium, potassium and chloride JIM GRIFFITH, inside of a car heats very quickly. catch more viewers’ eyes, CBS has put color, Since 1978, the number of blacks and Hispanics has YOU! also get over the need to hurt levels. Why is my temperature so low? PORT RICHEY, FLA. For example: On an 85-degree movement and depth in its own eye after increased 30 percent. And women constitute 40 men. Evert ties the knot DEAR READER: Your low body temperature is day, the temperature inside your nearly four decades. percent of all airline employees.” less of a potential problem than your persisting high DEAR JIM: Thanks for an car — with the windows slightly BOCA RATON, Fla. (AP) — Tennis star The new eye logo, which made its debut The report said one problem appeared to be "an Withr school‘Out for the summer, blood pressure and mineral imbalance. A blood interesting story. It serves to opened — will reach 120 degrees. DEAR ABBY: The question of Chris Evert and former ski champion Andy during Sunday’s "60 Minutes" broadcast, is old boy network, wherein whites, white males in pressure of 170-110 is too high; It needs to be brought reinforce the fact that that which On warmer days it will go even what to do when an artist gives Mill were ending eight-year marriages when blue and three-dimensional. Computer particular, are favored in hiring and promotion down to a more normal range. This may take some is legal is not necessarily moral higher. you one of his paintings, and it’s they met 19 months ago at a New Year’s Eve animation moves its'upper and lower decisions." It said another was that black becoming a newspaper carrier is a fun alteration of your medicines, under your doctor’s or even fair. A dog’s normal body tempera­ not to your taste, reminded me of party in Aspen, Colo. Now. they have tied the crescents, and the logo is accompanied by a employees are often placed in jobs outside the supervision. ture is 101.5 to 102.2 degrees this; I know of a good California knot. seven-note theme. mainstream and thus are among the first to go when Your low potassium probably means that the DEAR ABBY: My boyfriend Fahrenheit. A dog can withstand artist who, when visiting friends and easy way to earn money! “ The last thing we were looking for was It still looks like the original, full-screen, there are layoffs. Lasix, a diuretic, is depleting your system of the and I are both 32. We’ve been a body temperature of 107-108 to whom he had foolishly given- another romantic relationship,” Mill said last black and white eye, which had been the It also acknowledged that flux within the industry mineral, despite the use of supplemental potassium living together for 11 years degrees Fahrenheit for only a one of his best works, looked caused by mergers and deregulation have played a week. “ But the old cliche is that when you’re network’s symbol since the early 1950s. (K tabs). Take more K tabs with your doctor’s (unmarried). We have two child­ very short time before suffering around the house and didn’t see part. ★ Routes Close to Home ★ Prizes & Contests instructions and ask him to order a blood test to ren, ages 10 and 3, and are irreparable brain damage — or the painting anywhere. He looking for love, you never find it.” check your thyroid level: you might need more expecting again in September. even death. The closed car searched all the closets, finally On Saturday, Evert, 33, and Mill, 35, Synthroid. We are planning to marry in interferes with the dog’s normal found it, put it under his arm and exchanged wedding vows in a formal civil A low thyroid state could cause your subnormal December and we’d like a church cooling process: that is, evapora­ took it home without a word! ceremony attended by 100 people. temperature. However, hypertension and low wedding with gown and veil, tion through panting. ELIZABETH SPRANG, “ We’re thrilled,” Evert said. "It was a very LOOK WHAT WE’VE DONE Call U8 now at 647-9946 to learn more about potassium are your chief priorities at this time. tuxedos and bridesmaids, etc. Should your dog be overcome SANTA FE, N.M. emotional ceremony. We were both crying.” "The feeling was just overwhelming,” Mill becoming a Manchester Herald carrier. said. AT MANEELEY’S! Among those at the wedding were tennis Consider the types and costs of pet care players Martina Navratilova, Billie Jean Llllay St...... all Chartar Oak St...... 141-348 Squira Vlllaga...... ah King, Pam Shriver and Wendy Turnbull, Main 8t...... 399-4M Qardrtar St...... 3-88 Summit St...... 1-70 Oardnar St. Waat...... all entertainer Lynda Carter, body builder Lydall St...... , ...... 1-73 Typifying these hot only a professional can spot. specialist when the situation calls for Wadsworth St...... all Highland St. days of midsummer for Once you have a pet, you can keep one. Rachel MacLish and race-car driver Danny Huntington...... all Parkar St...... 358-540 Sullivan. (Dugan's Allay...... 8-37 me are memories of a health-care costs down by following a Your pet’s health depends not on Sycamora Lana...... all Woodbrldga St...... 287-357 boy with a dog at heel or simple resolution: Don’t let it run at just your choice of vet, but on you, too. HIghwood Dr...... all Woodbridga St...... 408-489 on leash — walking Sylvia large. Your pet will then be less lively Generally, you should take your Rumpled raincoat is back 0 lazily or jiist standing. to be struck by a car. It won’t getdnto animal for a checkup once a year. And Qolway St...... all iakawood CIrcIa...... all BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - The O' South Main Condo’s...... 441 The dog could be Porter fights with other animal. You will if something is clearly wrong, take the Karry St...... all Bunca...... all i large or small, pu­ avoid lawsuits brought by people pet in sooner. "Many pet owners don’t rumpled raincoat is coming back — not as a North St...... all Nika CIrcIa...... allV. rebred or mutt. As long nipped by Rover or scratched by seek attention early enough," Dr. Kay fashion trend, just the one worn by that North School St...... 1-84 Hlllcrast...... all FarguMn Rd...... 125-360 as it is a pet. Tiger. And "your pet won’t eat what it says. ’ tenacious detective from the 1970s series, Amott'Rd...... all What are the prices shouldn’t eat,” notes Dr. Kay. One of the most difficult decisions "Colombo." Qarih Rd...... 4 to 77 for pets this mid- Finding a good vet is another way to you will make is; Should you agree to But like most of Hollywood, actor Peter Alpind St...... all Amarican Laglon Or...... all East Mlddla Tpk. ...804-874Mn sunnmer? What are the costs for that How else can you lower the cost of a ensure your pet’s continued good a very expensive procedure for your Falk is awaiting the end of the scriptwriters’ East Cantar St...... 408-808 Armory St...... all animal’s maintenance and checkups? pet? health. Naturally, you will want a vet pet? These days, a cdui’se of chemo­ Msadow L a ...... all strike so work can resume on six new Haynss St...... all In general, small pets are cheaper Check a pet’s parentage. Purebreds nearby. therapy can easily run $3,500. I Oak Grova St...... all episodes. Main St...... 285-378 Judith Or...... alt to keep than the larger sizes. Vets’ bill in general aren’t any healthier than For vets’ names, check with other Don't make the decision on the spur Pilgrim La...... all "I don’t know why people liked (that Russall St...... [all Farm Or...... i...... all are lower. They require smaller doses mixed breeds. But inbreeding can pet owners. If you own a particular of the moment. And bear in mind that character) so much,” JFalk.said during a 11‘j t e V Norwood Dr...... all Portar St...... 458-650 of medicine and smaller X-rays. worsen hereditary problems. Veteri­ breed, ask for recommendations from some veterinarians like to perform recent interview at his home. Naturally, they eat less. Rachol Rd...... all Prospact Dr...... 84-114 Wyllya St...... 1-90 narians such as J. Gerald Peck of a local club that specializes in such unusual procedures. They may. tell "I like people that are abstracted, that are “ A 20-pound animal will be a lot you, "If it were my pet. I’d do it,” or A ^ Park Ridge, III., former president of animals. Any vet or clinic you choose preoccupied with something, so they’re cheaper than a 50- or 60-pound animal, the American Animal Hospital Asso­ should belong to the American Animal ask, "Don’t you think your pet’s life is unaware what they look like, ’’ he said, and a heckuva lot cheaper than an 80- ciation, cautions against buying a Hospital Association. . as important as the cost of a" We have completely remodeled the former Piano's Restaurant referring to the character whose exploits Or 00-poimd animal," says William J. purebred if the parents were related Ask any vet you’re considering vacation?” to offer you the finest Italian Cuisine in a dazzling new setting. Kay, chief of staff of the Animal — brother and sister, for example. whether he or she will treat your pet in In deciding, keep in mind the pet’s endeared him to millions of TV viewers. “ Without affectation, he’ s genuinely absorbed Medical Center In New York City. Also be leery of unusual pets — ah emergency, even at night. Check age, its state of health, what kind of Our Pub features soup, sandwiches and nachos. What about buying a breed that’s monkeys, deodorized skunks and the whether his or her office is clean, life it will lead afterwards^ your own by what it is that makes the elevator light go Call Now to GET THE healthier than others? Dachshunds like. They can be unpredictable. And spacious and clean-smelling. Ask for finances — and whether you. want to on when you push the button." ■ BANQUETS • PARTIES ■ CATERING ■ tend to have back problems, for you may have a hard time finding a the vet’s range of fees, and compare it spend years administering medica­ While awaiting the resumption of example. Again, Dr. Kay stresses local vet who can treat them. with the fees charged by others in tion to the animal. production, Falk is co-starring as an amiable 647-9946 size: Beware of the large breeds, the Once you have decided on a your area. Even after you’ve begun Finally, remember that you can’t con man opposite Cyndi Lauper and Jeff Maneeley*s restaurant SCOOP! Great Danes and the St. Bernards. particular pet, have it checked by a ^dealing with a vet, keep evaluating his tax-deduct expenses for a pet — Goldblum in the comedy movie "Vibes,” "Giant breeds a re more susceptible to vet before you buy. A pet may have or her expert knowledge. Find out unless you keep animals as part of a ^whlch opens Friday. 275 BOSTON TURNPIKE, BOLTON ( 643-2342 cancer and heart diseases," he warns. problems — worms, distemper — that whether the vet will refer you to a business or profit-making hobby. 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. I, 1988

W orkshop fflaiirlirslrr Hrrali'l S' From page 1 ‘4 ^ Section 2, Page 11 SPORTS Monday, Aug. 1, 1988 Prytko credits both her re­ the Workshop’s supportive em­ tarded clients and the MARC ployment program. staff for her success. But she also Robert Gorman, now a planner credits DMR Commissioner for DM R Region 3 and formerly Bryan Lensink, who has been the employed by the state Office of subject of protests by the Policy and Management, was retarded. president of M ARC from 1976 to Boddickei's path may lead to pennant o N “ I think Bryan Lensink is the 1978 and a former president of best thing to happen in the field of March Inc., a non-profit agency C\STRIH. j By Ben Walker mental retardation for a long The Associated Press which arranges community liv­ the asking. away for Barker — Brook Jacoby time,” says the tail, energetic ing dwellings for the retarded. Last August. Detroit traded for and Brett Butlers Prytko, whose own sister Patty He remembers MARC as al­ Hall of Earners Johnny Mize Jim Morrison. Kansas City ac­ Once in a while, these deals Rowe is retarded. "The field has most “ entirely a workshop” Enos, Slaughter and Eddie Ma- quired Gene Garber and Califor­ work out for both teams. Milwau­ drastically changed in the last which began reaching out by mews made the trip. So did nia plucked Johnny Ray, al­ kee got Sutton bn Aug. 30, 1982, five years. Clients have the establishing a mobile work crew Gaylord Perry, Hoyt Wilhelm though none were a factor. from Houston and he pitched the opportunity not to stay behind the to maintain town parking lots — and Don Sutton. walls of a workshop.” Sometimes, the moves work out Brewers into the World Series. In one of the first such crews in the Now. it’s Mike Boddicker’s turn great. Lensink, who has been DMR state. exchange, the Astros got two to follow the path traveled Minnesota got Baylor from commissioner since 1985, returns Gorman, whose 37-year-old son minor leaguers — Kevin Bass, recently by Don Baylor, Rick Boston last Aug. 31 and he went on the compliment, calling Prytko a lived in the Mansfield Training still a starting outfielder, and Reuschel and Dave Henderson. to bat .385 in the World Series, pitcher Frank DiPino. “ leader^’-in^supported employ- School for eight years before Another voyaging veteran including a three-run homer that The Pirates, particularly gen­ mentyfor the\retarded. "We’re leaving to live in a community moving from pretender to pen­ really pleasedjwlth the direction helped the Twins rally past St. eral manager Syd Thrift, know home, can measure success nant contender, usually being Louis. she’s going,” he says. personally. i . about late-season dealing. Reu­ traded for youngsters. It’s a Reuschel was among several The DMR is pitshing supporti ve But he admits “ it’s not leaps I.y schel, Ray, Morrison, Bill Mad- \ ,. baseball tradition almost as rich players San Francisco got after lock and Don Robinson are employment. and bounds for everybody. But we as the World Series and one that "A ll of our new money in the last year’s All-Star Game. He among the players Pittsburgh really do want to provide all the often leads to October heroics. joined with Dave Dravecky. last few years has all been in the services that are necessary.” has traded to contenders. . Two years ago, the Boston Red Kevin Mitchell and Craig Lefferts supportive employment direc­ The success of programs state­ ^ 0 i In return, the Pirates have Sox needed an extra bat and got tion,” Lensink says. in leading the Giants into the gotten Jeff Robinson. R .J. Rey­ wide cost money. In fiscal 1980, Henderson in a deal with Seattle playoffs. But like Prytko. he also admits the state DM R budget was $68 nolds, Bob Kipper and plenty of Andrtw J. 0(vl«/MinchMt*r H*n just befojje the Aug. 31 deadline still-developing talent. that much more can be done for million. Today it is $330 million. In 1986, the Mets plucked Lee for postseason eligibility "Now’s a good time to get some the retarded. In the same period of time, the ON STRIKE — About 35 Central Connecticut three-year contract expired. The workers are demandint Mazzilli off the scrap heap after Every Boston fan - and good young players, especially if Prytko says more than a dozen number of people served by the Cooperative Farmers Association truck drivers, mill better wages. he was released by Pittsburgh. California rooter, too — knows you have something that other of her clients now living in private DM R has risen from 7,903 in 1980 workers and mechanics went on strike today after their Mazzilli contributed three pinch- the rest. Henderson rescued the teams wants,” Thrift said. homes would like to move into to 9,550. The number of group Red Sox with a last-strike home hits in the postseason as the Mets community living arrangements. homes or community living ar­ run in the playoffs and almost led went on to beat the Red Sox in the “ Boddicker was a great pickup World Series. M ARC is not involved with such rangements funded by the DMR Boston to victory in the World for the Red Sox. He’s a real placements, but Prytko would has risen from 25 to 77. Together Series. Cesar Cedeno, Davey Lopes, student of the game and would do like to see more state funding for with group homes run by private Co-op workers strike over pay On Friday, the Red Sox made Sparky Lyle and Vie Davalliloare especially well if he stayed in his the group homes. agencies, the number of com­ another move by getting Bod- among others who performed own league where he knows the "W e’ve had a waiting list of 14 munity living arrangements dicker from Baltimore for two well after changing addresses in hitters,” he said. clients (waiting for group Bv Andrew J. Davis Co-op General Manager Em a­ / Augusts past. across the state now tops 200. the exact strike vote, he did say “The union stands ready tc_ minor league prospects. It looked Thrift also made the big trade Manchester Herald Other times, they turn out homes). The problem is there’s There are 11 group residences nuel Hirth said today he was the union’s constitution requires ■hegotiate.” Racine saidJ| good when Boston had to put Oil — Andy Van Slyke. Mike Dunne terrible as teams that are trying no money in the (state) budget. operated by private agencies and unsure what the union specifi­ that two-thirds of the member­ “ Anytime.” Can Boyd on the disabled list the and Mike LaValliere for Tony About 35 millworkers, drivers to help themselves wind up in Their time has come,” says four operated by the DMR in cally wanted, but said he is ready ship reject the contract and vote same day, and seemed even Pena — but that came in April Prytko, whose sister moved into a Manchester, according to DMR and mechanic.s at the Central to negotiate when contacted by for a strike. One worker, who asked not tc ruins. 1987 with St. Louis, which needed Connecticut Cooperative better when Boddicker combined AP photo group home in 1980. officials. the union. The union is seeking better be identified, said he did no^ a catcher. Farmers Association on Apel on a shutout Sunday in his debut. In August 1983, Los Angeles and Lensink says the DMR must But there is still more to be "There’s a strike. That’s all wages, pensions, more vacation expect a quick resolution to the, VETERAN HELP — Mike Boddicker Atlanta were battling for the Street have gone on strike to seek “He’s a great shot in the arm ,” minor leaguers. Boddicker was impres­ Partly becau.se of that deal, the first meet the need to move done, agree Prytko and others. there is to it,” Hirth said. days and more sick days, Racine strike. “ He (Hirth) don’t want to] made his debut with the Boston Red Sox National League West title. Both better wages, officials of Teams­ Red Sox general manager Lou sive, helping the Red Sox to their 20th Pirates are now challenging th<' retarded people out of institutions “ Whenever the union comes to said. For example, a mill truck pay the money,” the worker said, j Since the Mansfield Consent ters Local 559 said today. Gorman said. “ He was thrilled Sunday after being traded from the consecutive home victory over Milwau­ clubs wanted another pitcher and Mets in the National League under the terms of the 1984 Decree was signed in 1984, the talk to us. we’re available.” driver makes $9.25 an hour, but the Dodgers made the first move, The strike was called after the and so are we.” Baltimore Orioles on Friday for a pair of East. And ironically, it was Mansfield Consent Decree. Only number of people living in that About 12 office workers and could make between and This is not the first time thej kee, 5-0. getting Rick Honeycutt. workers’ three-year contract ran $11 $13 Said Boddicker: “ It’s a good Pittsburgh that this year made then can the DMR fund homes for institution has dropped from 1.350 supervisors were still working at elsewhere, he said. union has voted to strike at the The Braves then traded with out at midnight Sunday, said bunch of guys in Baltimore and it from Seattle two weeks ago to one of the first trades for a those retarded people whose to about 300, according to Cathy the plant this morning, Hirth "The usual.” Racine said when co-op. In 1982, about 50 drivers, they initiated these late-season Who will be next? Could it be Cleveland for Len Barker, who Roger Racine, president and was mostly good years. But on the bolster their bid to beat Boston veteran, getting Glenn Wilson parents are becoming too old to Daly, consent decree coordinator said. When non-striking workers asked what the union was seek­ millworkers and mechanics juggling acts in 1949 by acquiring Fred Lynn or maybe Charlie went 1-3 as his new team faded. business agent of Local 559. other end, it means going to a club and Detroit in the American from Seattle for Darnell Coles. care for them. for the DMR. About 35 of the arrived for work at about 8 a.m. ing. “ A nominal increase; a fair walked off the job on Sept. 12 and Mize, and later got the likes of Hough or perhaps Jesse Bar- Barker won only nine games in Strikers began picketing at 5a.m. that’s in the race.” League East. “ You always have to be looking But he says, “There doesn’t M ARC clients had lived in the this morning, strikers politely increase. Whatever I can get to did not return until a contract Slaughter, Perry, Sal Maglie, field? Ken Griffey and Gary the next two years and was in front of the co-op’s driveway on Ken Phelps feels the same way. It was fitting the Yankees made Jim Konstanty. Ewell Blackwell and know what’s out there.” have to be this competition. If we Mansfield Training School. made way for automobiles to get the men to go back to work.” settlement was reached on Sept. The New York Yankees got him Roenicke, both recently released released: what hurt the most, Thrift said, “ That’s how you the corner of Apel and Summit enter. 15. the first move of the stretch run; and Dale Long. had 400 (community living arran­ Advocates for the retarded still Union officials have not met by Atlanta, are also available for however, was what Atlanta gave improve yourself” gements a year,) we could meet streets, and plan to continue ’The strike was called after are pushing for more and have with co-op officials today except The co-op buys grain in bulk' the need.” picketing until the strike is over, strikers rejected management’s filed a motion seeking to find he said. to notify them of the strike, from midwestern. suppliers and' , State Rep. Paul Gionfriddo. Lensink in contempt of court for contract offer this morning. Ra­ Racine said. He said the union ships it by truck to about 800 D-Middletown, chairman of the Local 5.59 is based in South cine said. Though he would not what they call failing to meet the Windsor, he .said. was ready to talk with manage­ farmers in southern New Public Health Committee of the reveal details of the contract or ment about settling the strike. There’s no stopping the Red Sox terms of the consent decree, England. General Assembly, has called for Prytko applauds advocacy for By Dave O'Hara such funding. He and state Rep. and by the retarded. She says of since the All-Star break under before 34,000 people and he had all The Associated Press John Thompson. D-Manchester. the training school, "Nobody new manager Joe Morgan. of New England on his side. I ’d will hold a meeting at the. should live there.” Town to set age limit for North Elm m Mets, Yanks win “ It was great. I ’m glad to be have been surprised if he hadn’t Manchester Workshop, at 57 For now, she is continuing to BOSTON — Veteran right­ — see page 12 pitched well. Hollister St., at 7:30p.m. Wednes­ Bv Alex GIrclll or 62 depending on the statute and hander Mike Boddicker was a part of this family,” Boddicker plan for a future when every Originally, the plans had been says the contractor has been told | day to discuss such concerns with Manchester Herald that the minimum age for admis­ “ little nervous” in his Boston said. “ It really is^mazing here. I “He had everything going for retarded person will have a to use three colors, but they were there should be no playing of the mentally retarded. sion to the town’s Bennet Apart­ debut. just hope the fans don’t expect me him. Plus he was going against a chance to work and live in the changed to save money. radios early in the morning at the race when you see that. Either to strike out as many batters as Despite the needs that have yet The town Board of Directors ments for the elderly is 55, with A couple of hours later, encoun­ club, the Milwaukee Brewers, community. She also is waiting The letter says there are no contruction site, that, plans are that or a 21-game losing streak.” Roger (Clemens).” to be filled, Lensink, Prytko and will have to set an age limit for preference given to those whoare tering a mob of interviewers, he who are struggling to do anything for a time when the three catch plans to repave North Elm Street being developed to address drain­ “ This is a new life for him, others point to the Manchester tenants of the housing for the at least 62. No age limit has yet felt at home Sunday after the Red In sweeping their fifth consecu­ right.” word’s of the M ARC philosophy, completely, but that temporary age problems behind two houses, coming from (last place) Balti­ Workshop as an example of what elderly project on North Elm been set for the North Elm Sox’ 5-0 victory over the Milwau­ tive series at home, the Red Sox Despite the victory with Stan­ "respect, choice and dignity” patches there will be replaced and that the town is contacting more,” said catcher Rich Ged- can be done for the retarded. Street and will have some discre­ project. Neighbors were con­ kee Brewers. remained one and a half games ley’s help, Boddicker insisted “ it become a part of life for every with permanent patches before the Eighth Utilities District about man, who drove in three runs with Peg Lahda, president of the retarded citizen and not just a tion in the matter. Mayor Peter P. cerned that people as young as 55 “I was pretty pumped up,” behind Detroit and one-half game wasn’t my best outing of the the construction project ends. a sanitary sewer problem at one a sacrifice fly and a home run. his year.” Manchester Association for Re­ vision for their future. DiRosa Jr. has told residents of might still be working and driving Boddicker said. “ It was like being behind the New York Yankees in house in the area. third of the season and first in “ It was the first time we went tarded Citizens from 1978 to 1980. ” We view clients as productive, the neighborhood in a letter. and adding to rush hour traffic. And the letter says the Police a rookie because It was the first the A L East race. The lettercontainsanswerstoa Department cannot foresee any time I ’ve pitched for anyone other Boston since July 25. 1987. through with a shutout, but I ’ve says, "W e’ve come a long way in viable citizens of Connecticut,” In ail, the letter from DiRosa Boddicker said he felt “ a little number of questions raised by traffic problems at the complex, The letter also says no definite than the Orioles.” had better stuff and better the last eight years. Our clients Prytko says. “ Connecticut is deals with eight questions raised nervous” and was “just glad to “ Mike was just as tough as I those neighbors at a July 12 but that if an on-street parking time can' be given for when a Acquired from Baltimore for control,” he said. “ I don’t worry are more independent and there better because of us.” by the neighbors. water line that is being con­ get it over with” after his 80th remember from facing him.” are more clients.” meeting with DiRosa and other problem develops, areas can be two minor league prospects F ri­ Gedman added. “ He had a great about that, though. Whatever it Lensink says he ’’fell in love” DiRosa said siding on the structed in North Elm Street career victory. He had a 79-73 She now is a MARC staff town officials. posted for no parking during day, Boddicker scattered eight fastball, ^curveball, slider and takes to keep us in the ballgame, with the retarded while working apartment buildings will have to while the street is being exca-' record in six and a half years with member. The letter says that the Connec­ certain hours. singles, struck out six and walked changeulj;"' Ufe mixed up his that’s what I’m going to do.” at a workshop like M ARC’s when be all one color because it was all vated for other purposes will be' Baltimore, including 6-12 this MARC was founded 36 years ticut General Statutes set the just one in 713 innings as the Red speeds and nioved te ball in and he attended the University of purchased before any meetings Addressing other questions tied into a proposed larger main season when he started 0-8. “ He really has some great ago by parents like Lahda at a minimum age for "elderly” at 60 Sox rolled to their 20th consecu­ out.” Minnesota. He agrees that more with the residents were held. raised by the neighbors, the letter to improve overall water service. stuff.” said Boston slugger Mike time when the vast majority of can be done. tive home victory, one shy of the “ I know I can pitch, there’s no “ It’s great to watch Boddicker Greenwell, “ It’s not too often you the severely retarded ended up in “ •I’m really pleased with the club record set in 1949. doubt about that,” the 30-year-old pitch.” Morgan said. “ I wouldn’t can go out and get a frontline institutions or the quiet seclusion direction Connecticut is going,” After Bob Stanley retired five breaking ball artist said. “ It was want to be hittingagainst him. He pitcher like that. We’re lucky to of their parent’s homes. In he says. " It’s really an intense batters in a row to complete just the anticipation and the has great control and can really get him.” wondering. addition to the state funding, it place to work. But I wouldn’t have Boston’s 10th shutout, including mix them (pitches) up. I knew “ When do we lose next? I don’t receives a total of $59,816 from the it any other way.” War is re-enacted 200 years later seven by Roger aemens, Bod­ “ I was thinking, ’They’ve got a him in the minors and he beat us know,” Morgan said. “ It’s unbe­ towns of Manchester, South dicker, who survived a 21-game streak going, here at home. Oh, 1-0 about four times.” lievable, isn’t it?” Windsor. Vernon, and the United AP photo losing streak by Baltimore at the NEXT: How retarded people Bv Jacqueline Bennett great. They’re going to throw me “ Boddicker is a good pitcher,” The Red Sox enjoyed a break in Way. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. was free, Peterson the ’ winter, the baskets were made. start of the season, knew he was are easing the area labor shor­ Manchester Herald NO STEAL — Boston second baseman tags out in there and I ’m going to break Milwaukee Manager Tom Trebel- the schedule before shooting for said it was difficult to estimate how many Everyone worked at it — it was a continual in a pennant race. The organization has nearly 250 tage and are leading productive Milwaukee's Charlie O'Brier^at second base on a steal the streak.’ Things like that went horn said. “ He’s pitched on a the club record of 21 consecutive members although only 142 are in people attended. family project,” said Dienst. who joined the " I couldn’t get through all the through my mind.” lives. C O V E N TR Y — Three teepees, two tents World Series champion. He’s Fenway Park victories in the Numerous tents were spread across the Hale Corps this year after working with her attempt in the second innir\g^t Fenway Park on Sunday. reporters,” he said. “ They were On the mound, Boddicker for­ and animal hides drying in the sun greeted pitched in pennant races. opener of a two-game series with grounds, however, and it appeared that students on early Colonial crafts in The Red Sox remained hot by completing a sweep of the stacked up like cords of wood. got all that and did his job, visitors to the Nathan Hale Homestead “ He’s coming in here to a team the Texas Rangers Tuesday participants outnumbered a small group of celebration of the bicentennial of the United Brewers. You know you’re in a pennant improving Boston’s record to 17-1 Saturday. that’s playing very, very well night. Beach waste spectators that mingled about. States Constitution. It was part of a Revolutionary War Despite temperatures close to 100 de­ According to Dienst, women often From page 1 Encampment and Battle Re-enactment grees, participants were dressed in Colon­ accompanied the troops. Called ’camp activity sponsored there for the third year ial style garb. They included militia men in followers’. Some were wives while others long sleeved shirts and long pants and American football drawing a following in England by the Connecticut Antiquarian and Land­ came to serve the men, doing cooking and forcement team of five lawyers, wind-swept garbage barges or marks Society Inc. women wearing long dresses made of mending. 13 environmental sleuths and 10 Bv Edith M. Lederer sloppy handling of trash at city cotton and linen. Spinning, rug weaving and corset making mentality, seeing all the big boys In contrast, Sunday’s incidents touch football,’’ said Jim extra officers. landfills. "The purpose of an event like this is fun The Associated Press hitting each other,” (jompton The local Nathan Hale Fife and Drum were other crafts shown. Meanwhile a were pretty tame. A man in a McCane, 38, a travel executive " I don’t think we’re looking at “ The evidence does not point to with a strongeducatlonal component.” said said. “ It’s very sort of gladiator­ Corps took part as well as Colonial typical Colonial supper of roast beef, onion Mickey Mouse T-shirt ran across from St. Louis. “ It’s great that large hospitals. There’s no indi­ a single incident or a single event Karin Peterson, coordinator of Properties LONDON — It looked like a ial. It’s very hype.” soup, baked potatoes, and johnny-cake the field in the middle of a play, England is so avid about the cation of wholesale dumping,” as a ’smoking gun,” ’ said R.W, and Programs for the society. Peterson regiments from Rhode Island and Massa­ typical American football game Paul Johnson, a London police­ chusetts. Some came as the American (combread) was being prepared for the hotly pursued by police who led whole thing.” she said. " It’s just very hard to Groneman, spokesman for the described it as a living history lesson that is — cold beer, popcorn, tailgate man who plays defensive end for him away. On another occasion, a Indians who often served as scouts for group to eat that evening. The food was reconstruct what must have state Department of Environ­ also entertaining. parties and cheerleaders. the Metropolitan Police Algrican large plastic doll of a nude woman Fellow travel executive Tod either the Colonial or British troops. There cooked as it would have been in Colonial But there was one English happened. It's very hard to trace mental Conservation, which has According to Peterson, the homestead Football Club, said T V had made floated down from the upper Hanson, 28, of Appleton, Wis., also was a unit of Loyalists (Colonists that times, in cast Iron pots over an open outdoor tradition the San Francisco 49ers this material. We’re looking for 10 environmental police on the site was chosen because the Hales exem­ the game so popular there are seats, deflating as it fell to great said British executive John people who ha ve no regard for the case. sided with England) as well as a few fire and in dutch ovens embedded in coals. and the Miami Dolphins couldn’t now training schools for youngs­ laughter from the crowd. Courtney, 34, had become quite plify a “staunch Yankee type of family.” Redcoats. break Sunday at Wembley Sta­ way they handle waste.” ” It’s a big ocean.” Groneman Peterson said, “They had strong civic Coventry resident, John Scarchuk, a ters interested in playing for one Otherwise, the show was all- adept at throwing a football. State and federal authorities said. "The midnight dumpers, dium, the citadel of English of the 90 American football clubs and religious principles and acted upon Later in the day. the warring factions member of the Hale Corps, brought an American — from the Dolphins the people who might deliber­ soccer. in Britain. “ Too much lob In it, not enough are also part of the investigation. them.” ^ staged a modk battle. apothecary display, showing common cheerleaders, who drew the big­ This summer’s floating filth ately dump this stuff, don’t The weather. “ It’s a legal form of hitting - gest applause of the halftime direction,” Courtney said, shak­ medicines of the time. According to ing his head. “ I never played this first came ashore July 6 on a Long necessarily leave calling cards or She noted not only Nathan Hale, who was There were some musical presentations It dripped, drizzled and rained, someone — hurting someone and show, to the flame-throwing Scarchuk, people are most surprised by the game before. But it’s been great Island beach. Also contaminated identifying marks.” executed by the British for spying, served and a number of crafts being demon­ leaving puddles along the side­ getting away with it,” Johnson jugglers. common cures of the era. fun.” are beaches in New Jersey, in the Revolutionary forces, but also his strated. Dotl Dienst, an art teacher at lines of the slippery field. Despite said with a smile. “ They call me Wembley Stadium, site of the New York generates 1.8 million “ The most common treatments were Connecticut, Rhode Island and three brothers. Those that returned be­ Bowers and Washington schools in Man­ all that, a sellout crowd of 70,535 ’Savage.’ It’s just the way I 1986 World Cup soccer final, McCane, who was quarterback­ Massachusetts. pounds of red bag waste each chester, showed basket weaving. bleeding, urinating, vomiting and sweating enjoyed itself thoroughly as the play.” week, 45 percent of which comes came either teachers or ministers and were ditched its usual fare of steak and ing, was the only casualty, The refuse is mostly unmarked because they believed it would rid the body Dolphins downed the 49ers 27-21 Peter Collins, 33, who works for from New York City. Most of it is active in the community. Peterson said. kidney pie, warm beer and fish suffering a bruised elbow when he needles and vials, several of “ During the summer, trees were chopped of the ailment,” said Scarchuk, adding that in the third annual “ American a home-improvement company, incinerated on the spot or taken Because admission to the event that ran and chips in favor of hamburgers, inadvertently knocked over by an which tested positive for AIDS and the wood prepared, aged and stored. In many people bted to death as a result. Bowl.” said American football is also out of state for disposal. hot dogs, popcorn and ice-cold overzealous English opponent. antibodies and hepatitis B virus. “ I think God is trying to say this popular because it is new and, American beer. Other items included stained Groneman said the items is not the game for us over here,” unlike soccer, hasn’t yet-engen­ Thb champagne, hamburgers, A 'i bandages, catheter bags, colos­ scoured from hundreds of miles said Don Compton, 27, a foreign- dered crowd violence. Before the game, dozens of fans and English sausages of Court­ tomy bags, respirator parts, of beaches would fill six shopping 24-hour daylight is over exchange dealer from suburban “ It’s got tremendous spectator held picnics and ignored a local ney’s party was matched by San prescription bottles, plastic tub­ bags. "W e’re not talking about ROBERT J. SMITH, inc. Orpington in Kent. “ It rains appeal and you can bring the rule against bdrbecues in the Francisco architect David Moul­ ing for intravenous drugs, rubber wave upon wave of red bag every year when there’s an family to it. There’s no other parking lot. ton, who has lived in London for a BARROW, Alaska (AP) — since May 10, said the National gioves and nine dead rats. waste,” he said. , Robert I. SphMi,Iik. American football game.” sport in Britain at the moment “ As long as they don’t move the year. He hosted a party for about When the sun sets/briefly here Weather Service station here. I i N s u f e p y s M i r a s American football, which that you can bring the family to. Super Bowl over here, it’s fine,” 30 British friends and clients, Infectious medical wastes, In New Jersey, James Lyko Tuesday for the first time in Summer in Barrow and the IN SU R AN Sim S SINCE treated like Industrial trash, are soared in popularity after it You can’t even take them to said Bill M cGrorry, 27, of Avon- offering a table featuring roast heads a team of 13 le.wyers and 25 almost three months, it will seven villages in the North Slope supposed to be placed in red bags became a regular feature on cricket because it lasts all day By-The-Sea, N .J., a financial beef, salmon, oysters and investigators who drive along herald the end of round-the-clock Borough typically is a time of 1914 British television five years ago, and there’s too much drinking,” services executive. champagne. to alert handlers of the contents. back roads trailing garbage daylight and the ,onset of long non-stop outdoor activity. It is not No red bags have washed ashore. trucks, videotaping work at gar­ winter darkness. is a long way from challenging he said. * Not far away, an Anglo- '’I think really It’s a way of unusual to see children on play­ the country’s biggest' sports, A9plwto State investigators believe the bage transfer stations and comb­ The sun will dip below the grounds at midnight. 649-5241 English soccer in recent years American touch football match integrating our Amerlcanness rubbish may have come from soccer and cricket. has been marred by fighting FLYING TACKLE — San Francisco's Kevin Lily hants on ing through litter. horizon at 2; 19 a.m. on Alaska’s Three to four days after that m w was underway in a clearing with their Britishness by inviting several sources; illegal dumpers, •8 L C I StTMt But there’s no denying that its among fans, violence around the between the parked cars and tight to Miami’s Ron Davenport during the third quarter of “ We are going to nail people for North Slope and will rise 30 first sunset, the nights will get them to something American,” MmebMttr, CT. appeal is growing. buses. runoff from city storm sewers. deliberate dumping,” said Lyko minutes later, the first sunset dark. stadiums, shouted obscenities he said. “ We wanted to give them play at London’s Wembley Stadium on Sunday. The “ I think it appeals to the British and bottle- and missile-throwing. “ We taught them how to play a little bit of what we come from. ” Dolphins won, 27-21. f 18 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday, Aug, l, 1988 — i.t Darling keys Met win SPORTS Seve triumphs

By Ben Walker On Friday night. Bob Ojeda Jose Lind singled with one out The Assocloted Press decisioned John Smiley 1-0 in a in the first inning and took third V*,J| IN BRIEF duel of three-hitters. On Saturday on Andy Van Slyke’s hit-and-run ■Ns; but not satisfied ^vIJEW-YORK — Each day, it’s a night, Sid Fernandez and Randy single. Lind scored on Bonilla’s By Stephon Nosstrom and am playing with right now to different- pitcher and another Myers combined to defeat Brian weak groundout. 7^ ■». Ledoux stars do well The Associated Press an auction for raising money to Fishen 3-0. Sunday, All-Star Bob Darling, 11-7, then took charge. home run hitter for the New York N EW IN G TO N — Three representatives charity in England. I ’m hoping Mets. Walk look the loss. He walked two and struck out from Ledoux Electric of Manchester STOCKHOLM . Sweden — Des­ for 10,000 pounds. “Give their staff credit. But It’s been the same result, a eight in his fifth complete game in performed well at the Greater Hartford pite winning the British and Ballesteros, who admits he is victory over the Pittsburgh Pi­ They’ve been good,” Mets man­ 22 starts. il' Women’s Fast Pitch L ^ g u e ’s All-Star Scandanavian Open titles in superstitious, will stick to his rates and a bigger lead in the ager Davey Johnson said. “ But Walk, 11-6, lost for Just the game Saturday at Churchill Park. consecutive outings. Seve Balles­ lucky color when choosing trous­ National League East. our pitching has been second time in eight decisions. He Catcher Angela Scussel, first baseman teros feels he still needs to ers in the final rounds of future outstanding.” Ron Darling and Darryl Straw­ went six innings and made only Lisa Schwartz and pitcher Pat Giguere , improve his golf game. tournaments. The Mets aren’t ripping the berry took their turns Sunday as one bad pitch. It was one too helped the‘A ’ Division capture a 9-0 ' “ Believe it or not, but I’ve got “ I feel that blue makes me feel the Mets shut down for Pittsburgh ball, either. But they’ve gotten many. decision. Schwartz went 2-for-2 with an many things to improve,” the comfortable,” he said. “ Blue is timely hits — Kevin Elster’s for the third straight time, With two outs in the first. Walk RBI. Scussel had a run-scoring hiLgnd stylish Spaniard said Sunday my lucky colpr.” winning 2-1 and pushing the home run on Friday, Howard walked Dave Magadan. Straw­ Giguere pitched three innings of o n » (^ after becoming the first three- Ballest^os closed with a 67 on Pirates five games behind. ^hnson’s homer on Saturday and berry followed with a drive over relief. * \ time winner of the Scandinavian Sunday for an 18-under-par total A'; title. of 270 on the 6,747-yard Drot- “ There’s an old adage that good Strawberry’s league-leading 27th the center-field fence, giving him Two other Manchester residents plqyed pitching stops good hitting and home run Sunday. 10 RBI in his last seven games. “There is always room to tningholm course outside the 1 ^ in the game. Gail Guetimachur of Dino’s improve the short game,” Balles­ Swedish capital in winning his that’s the way it’s gone,” Darling Strawberry and Dariing com­ Strawberry’s homer was the Pizza of West Hartford singled while said after his six-hitter. bined to give New York its fifth Mets’ 93rd, most in the league. teros suggested. “ I also need to fourth tournament title of the Karen Wright of Hartford’s Cooper& practice with my driver. It will be year. straight victory. The Mets are 7-2 Darling lowered New York’s Lybrand didn’t play because of a prior ’The Pirates have been held to against Pittsburgh this season. earned run average to 2.96, the very important to hit straight "The soft greens and fairways commitment. next week.” one run on 13 singles in the three The Pirates have lost seven of best in baseball. made the scores .so low,” said Ledoux will be in action Tuesday against Ballesteros, who won the Brit­ Ballesteros, who also won the losses. Tonight, they face Dwight their last nine games and scored “ I can't say enough about the Dino’s at Cigna Field West in Bloomfield in ish Open title at Royal Lytham Majorca Open in Spain and the (xooden in the finale of the only 12 runs in that span. They got pitching staff. It’s really risen up four-game series. a semifinal bout. and St. Anne’s in England two Westchester Classic on the Amer­ a run in the first inning against a notch for this series,” Johnson ■ m-: weeks ago, was thinking about ican tour this year. “ And there is "We have to figure out a way to Darling, ending a streak of 38 1-3 said. the American PGA Champion­ hardly no rough on this golf beat them. We’re not exactly innings at Shea Stadium without Now, It’s Gooden’s turn. Francis on TV tonight X ship, which begins Aug. II at Oak course.” scorching the ball,’’ Pittsburgh scoring, but nothing after that. “ I can’t worry about the % Tree in Tulsa, Okla. H A R TFO R D - Hartford (Whalers’ Ballesteros had 26 birdies and manager Jim Leyland said. “ I ’m sure they are pressing.” previous games. I just have to do The PGA is the last Grand Slam one eagle in the tournament that President and General Maifflger Emile “ We’re feeling a little down, not Darling said. “ They’re going to what I can,” Gooden said. “ There GAME WINNER — New York Metis’ run in the in the first inning of Sunday’s AP ph-jlo event of the year and Ballesteros drew a record crowd of 29,650 on Francis will be the guest on SportsPage because we lost three games but score runs. They were second in hasn’t been too much to work Darryl Strawberry, right, gets a low five* game with Pittsburgh at Shea Stadium. HAPPY COUPLE — Andy Mill and Chris Evert smileforthe photographers has never won it. Sunday and a four-day record of because we wasted three fine the league in scoring. But hope­ with. That’s when a pitcher has to hand slap from third base coach Sam The Mets won, 2-1.\ tonight at 7on W HC’l'^TV; Channel 18. after they were married Saturday night in Boca Raton, Fla.”**^ “ I don’t know the course very 80.250. Francis will answer questions from the pitching performances.” fully it won’t be against us.” take command.” Perlazzo after hitting a two-run home well, but they’re always narrow. ” Gerry Taylor was runnerup at public. The telephone number is 525-6045. he said. “ So it’s important to hit 275. one stroke ahead of fellow Rickey Henderson and in the first inning for the 13th Lee drove in two runs with a In a 2-hour, 43-minute match, the tied at 295,1 under par. after both players irons 1 used in the (British) Open hasn't won since 1984. “ I expect to pitch good from forover a year,” Mill, 35, said Saturday Rhoden, 7-6, beat Toronto for Rhoden — to remain consistent. Dave Winfield and two run­ consecutive game with a single, single in the seventh off reliever 23-year-old Sanchez dropped only one set. made par-3s at the last hole to finish a shot here on in,” said Rick Rhoden, the first time in five career starts, evening after the ceremony here before “ All we need is quality starts scoring singles by Jack Clark. hit an infield single in the third. Steye Shields. and won it after three set points. ahead of defending champion Ali.son who won his fourth straight allowing five hits in six innings. from our pitchers,” he said. "All more than 100 family members and Henderson, with 17 hits in the last Third baseman Kelly Gruber took Jesse Barfield, who was re­ \ Nicholas of Britain. Dibnah shot a decision Sunday, leading New He was 0-3 with a 9.00earned-run we need is seven or eight quality friends, 11 games, is batting .425 against Willie Randolph’s bad-hop ported to have been observed by final-round 75 and Little had a 76. Verplank’s new resolve York past the Toronto Blue Jays average again^ the Blue Jays innings.’’ Toronto this season and Winfield, grounder off his chest for an scouts from the S ^ Francisco Tennis title to»Muster “ We’re thrilled.” Evert said “ It was a 7-3. prior to Sunday: Dave Righetti got the final five with 18 hits and 12 RBI, is batting error. jSiants and Texas Rangers, had a very emotional ceremony. We were both “ We’ve got a lot of guys who “ Rhoden’s getting .sharper.” outs Sunday for his 16th save. .486. Mattingly then doubled to the /triple and single and made an BORDEAUX, France — Austria’s - crying.” have been through a pennant race Yankees manager Lou Pinielia Rhoden said that if Righetti Clark, who’s been fighting a alley in right for a run, Winfield over-the-shoulder catch in cen­ Thomas Muster won his second Nabisco Jackson retains crown The four bridesmaids were Evert’s best nets win at Buick Open before,” Rhoden said “ We don’t said. “ His slider had more bite to returns to form as a top reliever, batting slump, played his second hit a RBI single and Clark hit a 3-0 ter. Barfield made two outstand­ Grand Prix title in a month Sunday, friend. Ana Leaird: doubles partner have any overpowering pitchers it.” opponents will be in trouble. consecutive game in the outfield. pitch to drive in another run. Joel ing catches in right on Saturday defeating Haiti’s Ronald Agenor 6-3,6-3, in ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Julian “ Wendy Turnbull, and Chris’ two sisters, By Horry Atkfns on this team, like (Roger) Cle­ Don Mattingly, who0 Mas hit iin I.*) ” We had a lot of games slip New York scored four times in Skinner’s squeeze bunt made it and hit a home run. the final of the $245,000 Bordeaux Passing Jackson retained his World Boxing Jeanne Dubin and Clare Evert. They wore Shot tennis tournament. Association junior middleweight title by icy pink silk-beaded dres.ses. The Associated Press / , Muster wbn $43,000 for his victory, while stopping Buster Drayton in the third round Mill, his best man. Ric McClain, and Golf Roundup of a scheduled 12-round nationally GRAND BLANC. Mich. - A Agenor collected $21.500. Muster won at three other attendants wore black tuxedos visit to a sports psychologist Injury sidelines Vaienzuela Boston in the first week of July, beating televised bout Saturday afternoon. with pleated trousers, accented by rose M B ’S w in helped Scott Verplank get his Beth Daniel and Connie Chellimi Andre Agassi on his way to the final. Jackson capped a minute-long flurry boutonnieres. head together. A weekend at the As it turned out, she didn’t have Muster, ranked 24th in the world, came with a booming left hook that sent Drayton Among those in attendance were tennis Warwick Hills Golf and Country LOS ANGELES (AP) - Los million in the final year of his and the team trainer. crashing to the canvas late in the third to move at all. Daniel and Angeles Dodgers southpaw Fer­ into the Bordeaux tournament as the No. 3 players Martina Navratilova. Billie Jean Club did wonders for his goif tw o games contract, took himself out of “He said he wanted to finish out round. Chillemi each fell out of conten nando Valenzuela, who rarely Saturday’s game after allowing a .seed. Agenor, who lives ih Bordeaux, was King. Pam Shriver and Tum biM l^ c ihi game. tion on the closing holes, leaving the inning, that’s why we left him Drayton, of Philadelphia, hit his head on mentions aches and pains, finally home run to Alex Trevino, who out there.” Lasorda said. the No. 5 seed and eiiminated top-seeded entertainer Lynda Carter, bodybuil?1er The two came together Sunday, Okamoto with her third victory of Behind the stellar pitching Yannick Noah in Saturday’s semifinals. II the canvas and still looked groggy at the Rachel MacLish and race-car driver when Verplank shot his third 66 in performances of Chris Helin had to give in to a sore shoulder hadn’t cleared the fence in more the year. After a few practice tosses, was the second successive year that count of five, prompting referee Tony Danny Sullivan. four days to win the $700,000 and Dave Bidwell. Moriarty that may have been bothering than a year. The victory wasn't assured play resumed and Valenzuela Agenor lost in the Bordeaux finai. He Perez to stop the fight at 2:57 of the round Security guards turned away about a Buick Open, his first PGA Tour Brothers swept a pair from the him for more than a year. ” We don’t know the extent of until Daniel bogeyed No. 18 after gave up a single to Rafael dozen uninvited guests. win in three years and his first as Vernon Orioles. 6-3 and 8-0, ” I believed as early as the the injury,” Dr. Frank Jobe, the bowed to Spain’s Emilio Sanchez in 1987. hitting her tee shot into the woods spring of ’87 that Fernando had Dodgers’ team physician, said Ramirez, then allowed the game- “ It was a great victory for me,” said the Both Evert, 33, and Mill were ending a pro. and Chillemi left a birdie putt six Saturday in Greater Hartford tying home run by Trevino, a some physical problems.’’ Sunday. “ But it is causing a 20-year-old Muster. “ I didn’t expect to win eight-year marriages when they first met It also cemented his new inches short of the cup on 18, ’Twilight League play. The first former Dodger and a friend of- Allison returns home Dodgers manager Tom m y La- slippage of the muscle away from so easily playing here against Ronald with 19 months ago at a New Year’s Eve party resolve not to let golf rule his life. Okamoto shot a 4-under-par 67 game was played at Henry Valenzuela. “ It all started about a week ago Park with the second at Mor­ sorda said Sunday after Valenzu­ the socket, and pitching can only the public behind him so much. ‘Maybe I TALLADEGA. Ala, — Stockcardriver in Aspen. Colo on Sunday to finish three rounds ela was put on the 21-day disabled make it worse. I insisted that he Houston won 14-6. It was a was the fitter player and I was able to Bobby Allison returned home to Alabama when I missed the cut at the at 206, one shot better than Daniel iarty Field. Hartford Open,” said Verplank. The MB’s, 22-4, resume ac­ list. be taken out of the rotation.” no-decision outing for Valenzu­ move him around.” on Sunday, six weeks after he was and Chillemi. Valenzuela, who has never Haskell to Forty NIner who had known mostly hard tion today with a twinbill Jobe added that an operation is ela, who hasn’t won a game since seriously injured in a crash at Pocono The challengers fell away as been on the disabled list or times since winning the 1985 starting at 6 p.m. against not planned, but said, “ I can’t June 14. International Raceway. OCEANPORT, N.J. — It took less than Okamoto relaxed in air officially treated for an injury, Western Open when he was still a conditioned comfort inside the Mallove’s Jewelers at Palmer make any promises about when Cavs to sign Rollins? Dale Witcher, a spokeswoman at two minutes for Forty Niner to thank Hall will be forced to miss his turn Valenzuela has a reputation collegian at Oklahoma State. “ I Field in Middletown. he’ll be ready to pitch again this Lakeshore Rehabilitation Complex in Bethesda Country Club club after making 255 consecutive among his teammates for rarely ATLANTA — Atianta Hawks’center Tree of Famer trainer Woody Stephens for a said. ‘Heck. I can’t go on like Helin tossed a five-hitter in season.” nearby Birmingham, said the 50-year-old house. The event wasn’t tele starts dating back to opening day ' mentioning any abhes or pains. Roilins. a free agent who has spent his two-month vacation. this.’ I was talking about going vised, so she had no way of the first game, striking out “ It’s bad news that I can’t Hueytown driver arrived at the complex of 1981. But he said he immediately entire 11-year career with the NBA ciub, The Kentucky Derby runner-up held off home. I couldn’t go on the next knowing what transpired until a three and walking just one. pitch.” Valenzuela said Sunday. Sunday afternoon as the Talladega 500 was He has a stretched anterior departed after giving up the home will sign a contract to play next season for Seeking The Gold by a nose to win the 19-20 years like that.” tournament official told her she Bidwell, improving his record “ But. yeah, it’s nice to know what being run at the Alabama International capsule in his left shoulder and run because he was worried that the Cleveland Cavaliers, according to a $500,000 Haskell Invitational Handicap at Instead, he talked with Dr. Bob had won. to 8-0, struck out seven and it is. 'The doctor said if I try to Motor Speedway. was forced to leave in the fifth something was seriously wrong. newspaper report Sunday. Monmouth Park on Saturday. Rotella at the University of “Outside il was very hot.” exhibited excellent control by continue throwing. I have a inning of Saturday’s game After the 3-year-old colt finished seventh Virginia. Something clicked. Okamoto said. “ I was thinking I walking none. “ Helin did an chance at (surgery). It would Valenzuela was brought up The Atlanta Journal and The Atlanta against the Houston Astros. The in the Preakness in May, Stephens ordered “ He didn’t tell me anything I would have to play a playoff and I excellent job in the first become worse and worse. Right from Class A A San Antonio late in Constitution reported in combined editions anterior capsule is an enclosing Graf nets Slims’ title a 60-day break for Forty Niner. didn’t already know,” Verplank needed the rest, I was very game,” MB Manager Gene now, I just don’t touch a ball and the 1980 season and piade 10 relief that Rollins will sign Tuesday if he passes structure which surrounds the “ That was the only thing to do,” he said. said. “ What he basically does is surprised when I found out I had Johnson said. “ He went the rest it.” appearances for the Dodgers. In a Cavaliers’ physical examination HAMBURG, West Germany - Steffi joint and contains ligaments that refresh your memory.” won.” whole game in that brutal After Saturday’s game, Valen­ 1981, he becanm the first player to Monday. Graf captured the $200,000 Virginia Slims “ He had a hard winter and raced well in stabilize the joint. Verplank, the youngest player Okamoto, the LPGA Player of heat.” zuela said his whole left arm felt capture the Rqpkie of tte Year The newspaper cited unnamed sources women’s tennis tournament Sunday with a the Kentucky Derby. In the Preakness, we “ He’s just such a competitior on the Tour at age 24, is a former the Year in 1986 and 1987, started Bill Chapulis snapped a 2-2 weak. and Cy Young a wards in the same as saying Rollins would sign a contract 6-4,6-2 victory over Bulgaria’s Katerina rode him wrong and the track was bad. We that he could never let on.” AP photo NCAA and U.S. Amateur the day three strokes behind tie in the opener with a two-run Valenzuela, 5-8 with a 4.39 year. paying him $1.6 million over two years, gave him a nice two-month rest and he’s Lasorda said. “ I^^know s this Maleeva, champion. Chillemi. the second-round single in the fifth inning. ER A, was trying to protect a 2-0 He has compiled a career with incentive clauses that could push the come back better than ever .” club is paying ijinfoig money to VALENZUELA SIDLINED — Los Angeles Dodger Graf, who won her first Wimbledon title The Western Open victory leader, but moved to the front Chapulis added three hits and lead and had a one-hitter going record of 118-90. His best season Ridden for the first time t»y Laffit Pincay compete and tie’s gone out there southpaw Fernando Valenzuela, shown here in a file figure higher. earlier this month. needed 86 m inutes to earned him a two-year exemp­ with four birdies in a bogeyless two RBIs in the nightcap with with two out in the fifth inning was 1986, when he went 21-11. Jr., Forty Niner covered the l‘/«-mile time and time again giving it all Hawks presid^it Stan Kasten, who is dispatch Maleeva. tion. but he had to return to round. Steve Chotiner adding two hits when he suddenly backed off the Last season, when Valenzuela photo, has succumbed to a sore shoulder which has Haskell in 1:47 3-5, three-fifths of a second he’s worth.” with the team a sc o u r s the Soviet Union, It was her seventh tournament victory qualifying school last fall after Okamoto. fifth on this year’s and two RBIs. Rick Murray mound, summoning Dodgers admits he suffered occasional placed him on the disabled list for the first time in his off the stakes record set last year by Bet Valenzuela, who will earn $2.05 declined comment about Rollins Saturday, this year. finishing 173rd on the money list money list, either parred or and Todd Reynolds each pitching coach Ron Perranoski shoulder tightness, he went 14-14. career.' Twice. the paper reported. “ I ’m going to take a week’s vacation and and losing his Tour card. birdied the last 29 holes of the chipped in two safeties in the then I ’m flying to the United States,” Graf His victory Satunlay makes him the “ In the past, I was always worn tournament in earning the $33.7,50 nightcap. said after the match. favorite in the Travers, where he likely out,” he said. “ But I feel like I top prize. “ Our pitcliing has been great Nelson, Murray cited Graf, who has also won the Australian ' will encounter Seeking The Gold again. could go out right now and play U.S. Women’s Open winner this year,” Johnson said, “ and 'Big’ Willie Stargell enters Hall of Fame COOPERSTOW N. N .Y. — Sportscaster again.” Liselotte Neumann of Sweden we’re really hitting a ton, too. and French Opens, can achieve a rare Lindsey Nelson and sports columnist Jim Verplank hadn’t finished was in the hunt until bogeys on We’ve always hit well and this Grand Slam if she wins the U.S. Open, Walker now stabilized Murray were honored Sunday during higher than a tie for 15th this Nos. 14 and 16 dropped her to year our hitting has been By Jim Donaghy ams, Stan Musial and Ernie “ There are so many people who was selected most valuable gell said of Clemente. which starts Aug. 29. induction ceremonies at the Hall of Fame. CHICAGO - Chicago White Sox first season and entered the Buick 4-under. She finished at 210. extraordinary.” The Associated Press Banks, were on hand to see the have inspired me,” Stargell said. player. “ He had the ability to play the Nelson, a broadcaster for the New York baseman Greg Walker suffered a second Open 107th on the money list with newest member of their famous “ Baseball has afforded me the game as if his life depend^ on $76,502. Mets for 17 years, was the recipient this seizure Sunday morning, but was COOP^RSTOWN, N Y. - Wil­ family. opportunity to rub shomders with Last January, Stargell became every ball game. Verplank finished at 20-under- Rodriguez repeats lie Stargell made it to the Hall of “ Coming out of Oakland, Cali­ year of the Ford C. Frick Award for stabilized without further complications, so many fine people. ’That has the 17th player to be elected in the “ He taught me how to com­ par268toeam $126,000. It marked Fame by doing everything in a fornia, little did I know that once meritorious service to baseball and his club officials have announced. CONCORD, Mass. (AP) — It Legion wins always been my bottom line. I am first year of eligibility. mand respect rather than de­ the fifth week in a row that a big way. Walker, who suffered his initial seizure - would be hard to blame Chi Chi given the opportunity to do eternally grateful for these types mand it. I’m talking about a profession. tournament was won by a pre­ After struggling a bit as of late, He hit huge home runs to win something that I dreamed of for of people in m y life. ) Stargell, who had five 100 RBI Nelson, Ralph Kiner and Bob Murphy while fielding ground balls during Rodriguez for wanting to play at the Manchester Legion Post 102 gentleman who will always have viously winless pro. big games. He had a big smile for many years — putting on a “ I also accept thir award for seasons and 953 extra-base hits, made up the first broadcasting team for Saturday’s pre-game workout, “ is resting the Nashawtuc Country Club baseball contingent bounced a very special place in my heart The string started with Jim his teammates and the fans. And, uniform — something unique the people at the stadiums, the credits much of his success to the Mets in 1962 and remained together for comfortably now,” team physician Dr. every week. back with a 3-1 non-Zone victo ^ Hall of Earner Roberto Clemente, — Roberto Clemente.” Benepe in the Western Open and Rodriguez shot a 69 Sunday to he always has a big heart for would happen after spending four clubhouse guys, the batboys, the 17 years, a record for a baseball James Boscardin disclosed. continued when Tom Sieckmann over Simsbury Sunday night aK- those in need. years in the minor leagues honing grounds crew, the announcers, who was a teammate for 11 years. Through the years, Stargell Walker, who is to begin a series of tests win the $300,000 Digital Seniors Moriarty Field. Clemente was killed in a plane also developed a special meaning broadcasting trio. won the Busch Classic, Blain Classic for the third straight Now, to some, he’s also bigger my skills so that I could get to the the media.” Murray, a syndicated columnist for the beginning Sunday, “ which will cover every McCallister won the Hardee’s Post 102 is 24-11 overall and 16-4 than life. big leagues and perform such as In 21 years as an outfielder and crash on Dec. 31,1972 while on a to his teammates and people in conceivable condition,” is being given year. He earned $45,000 for the need. Los Angeles Times, was presented the J.G . Classic and Mark Brooks cap­ In the Zone. Manchester ends its Stargell on Sunday became the so many of the great players first baseman w it^ Pittsburgh, mission of mercy to earthquake- anti-convulscent medication. victory, giving him a three-year shattered Nicaragua. Taylor Spink Award for 1987. The award tured last weekend’s Greater total of $112,500. and his I4-under- regular season tonight at 7:30 200th member inducted into the (sitting) behind me,” Stargell Stargell hit 475 home runs, drove He was equally regarded for his However, in conversations earlier was established in 1962 by the Baseball Hartford Open. 202 total gave him a nine-round against East Hartford at Hall of Fame as his golden plaque said. in 1,540 runs and batted .282 in “ I learned a lot from my qualities as a leader on the field Sunday from Christ Community Hospital Writers’ Association of America to Doug Tewell, who started the score of 45 under par. McKenna Field. ’The winner of was unveiled on the steps of the Stargell was also joined by his helping the Pirates win the World teammates but I ’d like to point and off, and was affectionately recognize meritorious contributions to in suburban Oak Lawn, Walker revealed final round four strokes off the After his victory, he was made tonight’s game will gain the home National Baseball Library. family, several former team­ Series title in 1971 and 1979. In the out one particular teammate of known as “ Pops” to his younger he had a childhood history of seizures until pace, blazed his way through the Many of Stargell’s imniqrtal baseball by members of the BBWAA. an honorary member of field advantage in the best mates and one-time manager ’79 Series at the age of 38, Stargell mine who kind of shined a little Pirates teammates in the 1970s the age of 4. pack with a tournament-best 64 to brethren, including Ted Willi­ Chuck Tanner. On 14 occasions, Murray has been named Nashawtuc. two-out-of three Zone Eight hit .400 with three homers and brighter than most men,” Star­ and early ’80s. Walker will have to remain in the finish second, two shots behind playoff which begins Wednesday “ America’s Best Sportswriter” by the Rodriguez, who won eight tour­ hosptial until Wednesday, it was reported. Verplank. night. National Sportscasters and Sportswriters naments last year, ordered Association. Champagne for the press "in East Hartford is 16-3 in the memory of the late Tony Lema” Zone. Manchester and East Hart­ Rhythmic gymnast Berube geared up for Seoul Okamoto win relaxing and said, “ I ’m as good a player ford split theirfirst two meetings. Brabham sets record Mulholland on shelf BETHESDA. Md (AP) - now as I was when I won four Trailing, l-O, Manchester Ayako Okamoto couldn’t have tournaments in a row last year.” By Bob Black pic team by finishing with 116.30 ago. and have been placing very well. was mutual for their coach Irina PORTLAND, Ore. — Geoff Brabham SAN FRANCISCO — Left-hander Terry scored all its runs in the sixth. The Associated Press been more comfortable, or much The affable Puerto Rican na­ points, beating Marina Kunyavs- The trip to Seoul will be It is just a matter of showing what Vdovets, a 15-year veteran of won a record seventh consecutive IMSA Mulholland of the San Francisco Giants ,,, Jim m y Penders was hit by a pitch AP photo further from the action, when she tive was remarkably happy after ky’s total of 116.15. Berube’s second visit to the we can do.” Soviet rhythmics. Camel G T sports car race Sunday, will miss the remainder of the season with one out. Don Sauer and S A L T L A K E C IT Y - Michelle learned she had won the $225,000 nearly blowing what had been a Kunyavsky will serve as an Olympics. In Los Angeles in 1984, Berube finished second and “ It is a very special moment,” capturing the 300-kiIometer G.I. Joe’s GOING TO SEOUL — Michelle because of an arm injury sustained during Marcus Mateya each singled to Berube knows what’s ahead in the alternate and will train with the she finished 14th in an exhibition, Simpson finished fourth at the said Vdovets, who moved to the the first game of Sunday’s doubleheader Greater Washington Open. sizeable lead for most of the final Gran Prix by more than 19 seconds. Berube of Rochester, Mich., goes Okamoto, who had already round. load the bases. A passed ball Olympic rhythmic gymnastics team, but won’t go to Seoul unless but hopes this year she can do Four Continents Championships United States in 1978 and became against the Atlanta Braves. scored Penders and a wild pitch competition in Seoul next month, Brabham averaged a record 109.868 mph through the route routine during the finish^ her round, figured she He knocked a 5-iron into a water there is a vacancy. ^ better now that medals are at in Toronto earlier this year. a U.S. citizen five years later. ” I Mulholland was hit by a line drive off the scored Sauer. Jim Kitsock and says she’ll be ready for the in his Nissan G T P prototype to beat final night of competition in the U.S. was going to have to go back out hazard en route to a double-bogey In rhythmics, performers use stake. Berube also finished ninth at the feel joy. I feel everything. It is bat of Gerald Perry in the sixth inning and singled in Mateya. challenge. teammate John Morton of E l Segundo, into the 93-degree heat for a on the 17th hole, leaving him just ropes," clubs, hoops and ribbons “ In ‘84, there were some USSR International competition just overwhelming. It is a perfect Olympic rhythmic gymnastic trials at taken to a local hospital. X-rays revealed a Southpaw Jeff Allen, in relief of Berube will travel to Seoul with while dancing to the music of one boycotts and we missed compet­ Calif., at Portland International Raceway. playoff. So she lit up a cigarette one stroke ahead of left-hander in Riga. ending having both of them In Salt Lake City. Berube tied for first fractured left ulnar bone. The 25-year old starter Joe Leonard, gained the her Illinois Rhythmics teammate instrument, usually a piano. It ing against some of the best Brabham started at the pole and led all and sank into a chair in the Bob Charles. But Charles missed While both women glowed at first place.” with Diane Simpson and will repres­ Mulholland is 2-1 with an earned average win. In three innings, Allen Diane Simpson after they tied for has been popular in Europe for teams,” she said. “ We have been 97 laps around the 1.915-mlle road course, clubhouse, waiting to learn birdie putts of 19 and 15 feet on the the prospect of representing their The two berthsAveren’t decided ent the U.S. in Seoul in September. of 3.72 this season. allowed no runs, walked none and first in the U.S. Olympic trials. some time, but was introduced to competing against those coun­ country in the world’s premier until Saturday night’s final finishing 19.290 seconds ahead of Morton. whether she would spend her final two holes to finish second at •truck out three. They earned berths on the Olym- the United States only 15 years tries in the world championships amateur competition, the feeling round, the ribbon competition. Sunday evening playing against 203. .. 1 I 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 1, 1988 — 15 SCOREBOARD Agassi ahead of schedule with Volvo tennis title Bv Jill Arobas tennis scene two years ago at the Forest Hills and Stuttgart, West Red Sox 5. Brewers 0 Amerlcin League leiders The Associated Press Volvo, where he entered as a Germany. ‘T m capable of keep­ Baseball qualifier. ing up with anybody out there and MILWAUKEE BOSTON Batting STRATTON MOUNTAIN. Vt, Charismatic and appealing in playing consistently.” ab r h bl Based on 111 At Bats — The way things were going, it denim shorts and long blond hair, Annacone had trouble with his Molllordh 4 0 1 0 JoReedss AMERICAN LEAGUE should have taken Andre Agassi Ganinr 2b 4 0 2 0 Barrett 2b G AB R H Pet. he surprised everyone by ousting serve early on. He double-faulted American League standings YounI ct 4 0 1 0 Boggs 3b Boggs Bsn 99 378 78 135 .357 one more year to win the Volvo Tim Mayotte in 1986 before losing twice in the first game and twice Brock 1b 4 0 0 0 Greenwl If Puckett Min 100 418 64 149 .356 International tennis tournament. Leonard If 4 0 0 0 Benzngr rf Winfield N Y 98 341 70 125 .346 to John McEnroe. A yearlater. he in the third, the second time East [Mvitien Deer rf 3 0 1 0 Rice dh Greenwell Bsn 100 375 57 128 .341 Two years ago. at age 16. he beat Wimbledon winner Pat Cash giving the game to Agassi. W L Pet. OB Surhoff 3b 3 0 10 (Jedmanc Brett KC 103 389 54 131 .337 was a quarterfinalist playing his Detroit 61 41 .S9B COBrIen c 3 0 2 0 Parrish lb Mattingly NY 85 354 65 117 .329 en route to the semifinals. In the secqnd set, both held New York 60 42 .588 Syeum ss 3 0 0 0 Burks cf Burks Bsn 87 337 63 109 .323 iirst tournament. Last year, he He struggled early in this serve until the ninth game, when Boston 60 43 .583 'iV, Romlne cf Molltor Mil 98 393 68 126 .321 made the semifinals before losing tournament, taking three sets to Cleveland 52 53 .«5 lO'/j Totals 32 0 8 0 Totals RHendson NY 83 325 75 104 .320 Agassi broke with a passing shot Milwaukee 52 54 .491 11 Trommll Det 84 319 53 101 .317 to Ivan Lendl. ^ make the second round and the on a service return. He won the Toranto 51 54 .488 11'/j M ll^ u k e e 000 000 OOO-O Home Runs This year, he expected another quarterfinals. Agassi said he’d Baltimore 32 71 .311 29'/3 Boston 010 101 00x-< Canseco, Oakland, 30; Goettl, Minne­ match when Annacone went long West Division Game Winning RBI — Parrish (6). sota, 24; McGrItt, Toronto, 23; Carter, confrontation with Lendl in the had trouble adjusting from clay on a service return. W L Pet. OB . DP—Milwaukee 1, Boston Clevelond, 20; Winfield, New York, 20; finals. But Lendl, the world’s and play at sea level to hard Oakland 64 41 .610 Boston 4. Incavlglla, Texas, 19; JCIork, New York, 19; Agassi then threw up his racket Minnesota 57 Xi45 .559 5'/j HR— Gedman (3).SF— Odman. McGwire, Oakland, 19; Snyder, Clevelond, top-ranked player, was ousted courts and a higher altitude. and tossed a ball to the crowd. He California 53 51 .510 10'/3 19. early and on Sunday Agassi, But on Sunday, he could do no dedicated his trophy to his father Kansas CItv 52 52 .500 11'/j ...... H R E R B B SO Runs Batted In Texas 46 57 .447 17 Milwaukee Greenwell, Boston, 84; Canseco, Oak­ ranked fifth overall and No. 1 wrong, employing powerful fore­ “for all he has sacrificed for his Chicago 46 58 .442 17'/j August L,5-5 7 6 5 3 3 2 lond, 83; Winfield, New York, 78; Brett, among American players, hand passing shots and blooping kids growing up.” Seattle 40 64 .385 23'/j Plesac 1 10000 Kansas CItv, 77; Puckett, Minnesota, 77; Saturday's Oames Boston Carter, Cleveland,74;DwEvans,Boston,70; cruised to his fifth Grand Prix lobs to beat Annacone in 65 “The check is mine, though,” Boston 3, Mllwoukee 2 Boddickr W,7-12 7 1-3 8 0 0 1 6 (taetti, Minnesota, 68; JCIark, New singles title this year with a 6-2. minutes. he added, and then presented his Minnesota 4, Cleveland 2, 7 Innings, Stanley 1 2-3 0 0 0 0 2 York, 68. rain W P— Plesac. Pitching (10 Dtcislons) 6-4 win over Paul Annacone. coach, Nick Bollettieri, with a " I could have done a few things New York 3, Toronto 1 Umpires— Home, Hendry; First, Young; Viola, Minnesota, 16-3, .842; Clemens, birthday cake. California 15,Chicago 14 Second, Ford; Third, Tschldo. Boston, 15-5, .750; Robinson, Detroit, 12-4, "1 was just praying I wouldn’t better. I could have broken him T— 2:26. A — 33,527. .750; Hurst, Boston, 11-4, .733; Berenguer, Agassi, who will spend a week Detroit 3, Texas 0 have to wait another year to win early on in the first set.” Agassi Kansas CItv 8, Baltimore 7 Minnesota, 8-3, .727; John, New York, 8-3, at home and a week in training Oakland 5, Seattle 2 .727; Russell, Texas, 8-3, .727; G(}avls, it." Agassi told the crowd of 12.000 said. "But you can’t complain. I (Oakland, 106, .714. before playing in Livingston. Sunday’s Oames Yankees 6. Blue Jays 3 after collecting his check for mean, in general I was playing Boston 5, Milwaukee 0 N. J., and the U.S. Open, said he’ll Kansos CItv 4, Baltimore 1 $114.000. the second biggest of his just good tennis. N E W Y O RK TORONTO be working on his serve and play Minnesota 12, Cleveland 4 Nallenal league leaders AP photo two-year career. Detroit 5, Texas 1 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl “I think it just goes to back up at the net. New York 6, Toronto 3 RHdsn dh 5 1 3 0 Fernndz ss 5 0 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 2 1 0 Mlinksdh 4 0 1 0 Annacone, seeded 13th and how I ’ve been feeling about California 7, Chicago 5 Batting VOLVO WINNER — Andre Agassi lungs Tournament on Sunday. Agassi won in ”I feel this was the best I played Oaklond 6, Seattle 2 Mtnglv 1b 5 1 2 2 GBell If 2 0 0 0 ranked 48th, took home $57,000 myself the last few months,” said Winfield rt 5 13 1 Whitt c 2 0 0 0 Rec photo/Speclal to the Herald Bated on 313 at Bats. for a forehand during his victory in the straight sets over Paul Annacone 6-2, all week,” he said, noting that Monday's Oames NATIONAL LEAGUE from his first final since 1985. Minnesota (Viola 16-3) at Toronto (Stieb JCIork It 4 0 2 2 Butera c 1 0 0 0 finals of the Volvo International Tennis 6-4. Agassi, who has also won this Stratton “definitely brings out 10-7), 1:35 o.m. GWard cf 2 0 0 0 McGrIft lb 4 0 0 0 han, Marc Murphy. Back row: Jacob O AB R H Pet. Agassi. 18. appeared on the year in Memphis. Charleston, Wshgtn cf 2 0 0 0 Gruber 3b 3 2 10 JUNIOR BOYS CHAMPS — The fG Perrv Atl 89 345 43 112 ,325 the best of me.” Oaklond (Burns 3-0) at Chicago (Perez Dawson Chi 101 393 50 125 .318 10-5), 8:30 o.m. Aguayo 3b 3 0 0 0 Leoch rf 3 12 0 Strikers won top honors in the Junior Beal, Greg Pilney, Chad Foley, Dean Skinner c 3 0 0 1 Cmpsn ph .10 0 0 Golaroga Mon 102 408 71 129 .316 Detroit (Alexander 10-5) at Kansas City Palmeiro Chi 104 409 51 126 .308 (Gubicza 12-6), 8:35 p.m, Santana ss 2 0 0 0 Barfield cf 4 0 2 0 Division at Kennedy Road in summer Johnson, Michael Griffeth, Brian Flem­ Velarde ss 1 1 0 0 Lee 2b 3 0 13 McGee StL 103 433 55 132 .305 California (T.CIark 3-0) at Seattle play sponsored by the Manchester Rec ming, Dan West, Coach Chris Silver. Sax LA 104 419 53 127 .303 Schrader finally is a winner Davis sees Totols 36 611 6 Totals 32 3 7 3 (Swift 6-8), 10:05 p.m. Gibson LA 101 375 71 113 .301 Only games scheduled Department. Team members, from left, Missing: Russell Stimson, Ethan Kloehn, G w ynnSD 85 327 40 98 .300 Tuesday's Oames New York 000 410 001— 6 Toronto 000 010 200— 3 front row: Step Sinatra, Chris Pazda, Eric Lavigne, Rob Medhurst. RThopson SF 90 321 44 96 .299 Bv Mike Harris were running 13th,” Schrader Earnhardt and Marlin bumped Cleveland at Baltimore, 7:35 p.m. Bonds Pit 97 362 74 106 .293 Texas at Boston, 7:35 p.m. Game Winning RBI — Mattingly (9). The Associated Press title hopes E— Gruber, Aguayo. DP— New York 2, Seth Egan, Kris Lindstrom, Joe Lene- Bonilla Pit 103 379 61 111 .293 said. "H arry (Hyde, his crew and both hobbled momentarily. Minnesota at Toronto, 7:35 p.m. Home Runt Oakland at Chicago, 8:30 p.m. Toronto 2. LOB— New York 7, Toronto 7. chief) was yelling at me to get up Schrader’s Chevrolet Monte Detroit at Kansas CItv, 8:35 p.m 2B— Mattingly 3B— Barfield. SB- Strawberry, New York, 27; Clork, San TALLADEGA, Ala. - Ken there so we could at least get a Carlo then found an open lane and New York at Milwaukee, 8:35 p.m. Fernonde? (9) S— Skinner. SF— Lee. Roy al8 4. Orioles 1 Expos 2. Cardinals 0 Francisco, 22; GDovIs, Houston, 22; Padres 8. Reds 5 Galarraga, Montreal, 21; OMurphv, Schrader knew how to get to the shot at it. We were scratching zoomed by on the high side of the at an end California at Seattle, 10:05 p.m. IP H R ER BB SO Atlanta, 19; Gibson, Los Angeles, 19; Bonds, finish line. It was the route to pretty good.” banked track. New York KANSAS CITY BALTIMORE STLOUIS MONTREAL CINCINNATI SAN D IEG O Pittsburgh, 18; Bonilla, Pittsburgh, Victory Circle that proved Rhoden W.7-6 6 5 , 3 2 3 2 Ob r b bl Ob r b bi Ob r h bl Ob r h bl ab r h bl Ob r h bl 18; EDavIs, Cincinnati, 18; HJohnson, Schrader, whose best previous Bodine stayed in the middle of Bv John Nelson National Lesguestandlngs Shields 1 1-3 1 0 0 0 0 WWIIsn cf 5 1 1 0 Stanicek If 4 0 10 Coleman If 4 0 0 0 ONIxonIt 3 13 0 Danlrls It 5 0 10 Thon ss 5 110 New York, 18. elusive. finish was second a week earlier RIghettI S.16 1 2-3 1 0 0 1 2 StItwII ss 5 0 11 BAndsn cf 4 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 3 0 0 0 DMrtnzcf 4 0 2 1 Larkin ss 4 1 1 0 Jettersn ct 2 1 2 0 J t u n s Batted In Following his victory Sunday in the track and held on to take The Associated Press Toronto Seltzer 3b 4 0 10 CRIpkn ss 4 12 1 McGee ct 4 0 10 Galarrg 1b 4 0 0 0 Sabo 3b 4 1 0 0 (Jwvnn rt J i 0 0 Clark, Son Francisco, 79; GDovIs. at Pocono, sliced through the East Division the Talladega 500 at Alabama second place, finishing one car- Key L.6-2 4 2-3 9 5 3 1 1 Brett dh 1110 Murray dh 4 0 0 0 Pnditn 3b 3 0 1 0 Walldch3b 4 1 1 0 EDavIs ct 5 0 10 Morind 1b 4 112 Houston, 74; Strawberry, New York, 70; pack and got to fourth with three NEW YORK - Buddy McGirl W L Pet. GB, Wills 2 1-3 1 0 0 0 3 Trtabll rf 4 0 0 0 Tettleton c 4 0 0 0 Logo 1b 3 0 0 0 Foley 2b 4 0 1 0 Esaskv 1b 2 1 1 0 CMartnz It 4 1 2 2 VonSlyke, Pittsburgh, 68; Bonilla, Pitts International Motor Speedway, length behind Schrader. New York 63 40 .612 _ laps remaining. DWord 1 2-3 0 1 1 2 3 Bucknr 1b 4 1 1 0 Traberlb 3 0 0 0 Ford rf 3 0 0 0 TJones rf 2 0 0 0 McCIndrt 3 1 2 2 Wvnnelf 0 0 0 0 burgh, 65; Brooks, Montreal, 64; his first Winston Cup stock car can now look ahead to a better Pittsburgh SB 45 .563 5 CeruttI 0 1 0 0 0 0 BJocksn If 4 1 1 3 Gerhart rf 3 0 0 0 Pagnozzl c 3 0 0 0 Santovenc 2 0 0 1 ONelll rt 0 0 0 1 Ready 3b 4 2 3 1 McReynolds, New York, 61; Marshall. "With two laps to go, I figured Schrader is in his first season day. Howard Davis has had his. Montreol 55 46 .534 8 Bair 1-3 0 0 0 0 0 Welimn 2b 4 0 1 0 Gonzots 3b 2 0 0 0 TIJones 2b 3 0 10 Hudlerss 2 0 0 0 BDIazc 4 0 0 0 RAIom r2b 5 0 2 2 Los Angeles, 60. triumph in 108 starts, the 33-year- Chicago we had a pretty good chance at it. with the elite Hendricks Motor.s- 50 53 .485 13 Rhoden pitched to 2 botters In 1Ihe 7th, LOwen c 4 0 1 0 BRIpkn 2b 2 0 10 Cox 0 2 0 0 0 DeMrtnz p 3 0 0 0 Cnepen 2b 3 1 1 0 Parentc 4 0 0 0 Pitching (10 Decisions) ()ld native of Fenton, Mo., was ”I made history.” McGirt said Phlladelphlo 45 59 .433 10V3 CeruttI pitched to I batter In the 9th Totals 9 4 8 4 Totals 30 1 4 I TPeno ph 10 0 0 Collins ph 1 0 0 0 Rasmsn p 2 1 1 0 Cone, New York, 10-2, .833; JRoblnson, Then, when everybody started ports team, which also fields cars Sunday after knocking out Davis St Louis 45 99 .433 10'/7 W P— Shields, DWard Terry p 0 0 0 0 RM rphyp 0 0 0 0 McCllersp 0 0 0 0 Pittsburgh, 8-2, .800; Knepper, Houston, wandering around looking for the scrambling around. I figured we for Bodine and Darrell Waltrip. West Division Umpires— Home, Reed. First, Scott; K anioi City 000 300 100— 4 Totals 29 0 3 0 Totals I 2 7 2 BIrtsas p 0 0 0 0 11-3, .786; Porrett, Montreal, 10-3, .769; official place of celebration. in the first round and retaining his W L Pet. GB Second, Gcrcio; Third, Hirschbeck Baltimore ooo 000 001— 1 StClaIre p 10 0 0 Scott, Houston, 1(W, .769; GMaddux, were either going to get a pretty The winner said being with a top International Boxing Federation Los Angeles 60 43 .583 _ T— 3:?0. A — x41,401 Ckime Winning RBI — BJackson (5). StLouls 000 000 000— 0 Tredwv ph 1 0 11 Chicago, 15-5, .750; Hershlser, Los Angeles, " i turned in where I normally good finisTT or get in a real big Houston 56 team made a difference in the junitfr welterweight title. 48 .538 4'/a D P — Kansas City 1. LO B— Kansas City 7, AAontreol 001 100 flOx— 2 Dibble p 0 0 0 0 15-5, .750; Reuschel, San Francisco, 14-5, .737. do before I realized it wasn’t the crash.” Son Froncisco 56 48 .538 4'/a Boltimore 4. 2B— Buckner, Stillwell. Game Winning RBI — DaMartInez (5) Wnghm ph 10 0 0 way he drove at the finish ”I was the first man to knock Cincinnati 51 S3 .490 9'/a HR— BJockson (15), CRIpken (18). SB— E— Pagnozzl. LOB— StLouls 3, Montreal FWIIIms p 0 0 0 0 right place to be.” Schrader said The crowd of about 80.000 was ^ n Diego “In the past. I ’ve had to take out Howard Davis, and it was the 48 57 .457 13 Angels?. White Sox5 Wilson 2 (21), Wellman (1). 6. 2B— McGee, ONIxon, Foley. SB— Oester 2b 10 0 0 with a laugh. standing and its roar almost Atlontn 35 69 .337 25'/: IP H R ER BB SO ONIxon 3 (28), Hudler (17), TJones (12). Totals 35 8 4 Totals I 8 12 7 extra good care of the car.” he last 15-round championship fight. Saturday's Oames SF— Sontovenld. "Hell, I did the first part. I drowned out the sound of the CALIFORNIA CHICAGO Kansas City said. “It was usually the only one I need to make a name for myself. Houston 14, Los Angeles 6 Lebrndt W,6-11 9 4 1 1 2 11 IP H R ER BB SO Clnclnnotl coo 300 200-1 FootbaD figured they (track officials) powerful cars as Dale Earnhardt. San Froncisco 2, Atlanta 1 ab r h bl ab r h bl StLouls we had My day is coming.” DWhIte cf 5 1 3 2 Redus If 3 0 11 Baltimore San D Ita o 330 101 OOx— 0 New York 3, Pittsburgh 0 Bdutisto L.5-9 6 1-3 6 4 4 1 2 Cox L.3-7 (Same Winning RBI — Moreland (8). would get me where I needed to the two-time defending Winston For Davis, though, it almost Philadelphia 3, Chicago 2 Rov 2b 3 0 0 1 Lyons 3b 4 1 2 1 Terry Joyner lb 3 1 1 2 Baines rf 4 0 0 0 Sisk 1 2-3 0 0 0 1 1 E— Sabo, (Janlels. D P— Cincinnati 1. be.” Chip champion, led going into the "This year, if it’s lose the car or certainly was his last fight. At age Montreal 2, St. Louis 1 NIednfuer 1 0 0 0 0 1 Montreal LOB—Cincinnati 8, San Diego 11. NFL preseasen standings Cincinnati 2, Son Diego 0 CDavls rf 4 0 1 0 PosQua lb 5 0 3 1 D e M r The first part wasn’t all that last of the 188 laps in the 500-mile win the race, we’re going to roll 32. he now has failed three times Eppard dh 4 1 1 0 Salas dh 5 0 10 H B P — Brett by Bautista. W P— Bautista. n z W , 1 2B— Rosmussen, CMortlnez, Concepcion, Sunday's Oames Umpires— Home, Johnson; First, 7 9 3 0 ) 3 McClendon. 3B— RAIomar. HR— race. the dice. We’ve got seven more Montreal 2, St. Louis 0 Bosley If 3 1 0 0 Fisk c 4 0 1 0 easy, with Schrader coming out in championship bids and is the Armas If McKean; Second, Reilly; Third, Shulock. Umpires— Home, Brocklander; Rrst, McClendon (3). SB— RAIamgr (9),Gwvnn AMERICAN CONFERENCE back at the shop. I just had to New York 2, Pittsburgh I 10 10 Gollghrcf 3 2 1 0 MeSherry; Second. Poncino; Third, on top in a typical Talladega Geoff Bodine. who earlier had only 1976 Olympic boxing gold Howell 3b 4 1 1 0 Guillen ss 3 2 2 1 T— 2:41. A — 21.W5, , Rlp- (16), Jefferson (1), Reodv (6). SF— East Philadelphia 6, Chicogo 3 oley. Moreland. W L T Pet. P F PA cavalry-charge finish. He drove made up a lost lapeaused by aflat learn to drive like that.” medalist without a professional San Francisco 4, Atlanto 2, 1st game Miller c 3 1 0 0 Manrla2b 3 0 11 T— 2:41. A— 35,016. Schoflld ss 3 1 1 0 Miami 1 0 0 1.000 27 21 AP photo world title. San Francisco 3, Atlanta 2, 10 Innings, Buffalo 0 0 0 .000 0 0 from fourth place to first on the tire, was second, with Sterling Earnhardt, who stayed third in 2nd game Totols 33 7 95 Totals IP H RER BB SO 345 125 Twins 12. Indians 4 Cincinnati Indianapolis 0 0 0 .000 0 0 last lap to become the eighth Marlin third and Schrader fourth, the season points behind leader “This is probably my last Los Angeles 6, Houston 1 Dedgera 6, Aalres 1 New England 0 0 0 .000 0 0 JUBILIANT CHAMP — NASCAR driver Ken Schrader Son Diego 8, CIncInnotl 5 California 002 300 200— 7 BIrtsos L,0-2 2-3 4 3 3 1 0 drivertowinhisfirst Winston Cup as they headed into the first turn. Rusty Wallace and second-place fight.” Davis said. "1 hate to go Chicago 120 002 000-8 MINNESOTA CLEVE D StCloIre 2 1-3 4 3 0 2 0 N.Y, Jets 0 0 0 .000 0 0 celebrates his victory Sunday in the Talladega DieHard Monday's Gomes Control race on the superfast 2.66-mile, Marlin moved to the outside, Bill Elliott, said. “I was in the out on a sour note.” CIncInnotl (Jackson 13-5) at Los Angeles Gome Winning RBI — Joyner (9). Ob r h bl Ob r h bl HOUSTON LOS ANGELS Dibble 3 2 2 2 2 1 E — Baines, Guillen. Idpflcallfornlo 2, Gladden If 5 13 1 RWsgfn ss 2 10 0 Ob r h bl Ob r h bl FWIIIIams 1 0 0 0 1 1 Cincinnati 1 0 0 1.000 14 7 high-banked oval. got past Bodine and pulled wrong place at the wrong time, f 500 at the Alabama International Motor Speedway. At his McGirt. a 24-year-old from (Belcher 7-4), 8:10 p.m. Cleveland 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Pittsburgh (Drabek 9-5) at New York Chicago 1. LOB— California 4, Chicago 9, DayIdsn rf 0 0 0 0 Zuyello ss 2 0 0 0 GYoung ct 2 1 1 0 Sox 2b 4 1 1 0 RMurphv 1 2 0 0 0 1 "Man. with 20 laps to go we alongside Earnhardt. The cars of reckon. left is Miss Winston, Robin Hooper. Brentwood, N.Y.. set Davjs up 2B— Lyons, Posauo, Howell, CDavls. Bush rf 4 0 )0 Fronen dh 4)30 Doran 2b 4 0 2 0 MHtchr 1b 4 1 2 1 Son Diego Houstan 0 0 0 .000 0 0 (Gooden 13-5), 8:10 o.m. Pittsburgh 0 0 0 .000 0 0 with a left hand that bounced him Houston (Ryan 8-7) at San Francisco HR— Joyner (8). S— Monrlaue. Ray. SF— Puckett ct 4 10 1 Franco 2b 1110 Puhl If 4 0 0 0 Stubbs 1b 0 0 0 0 Rasmusen W,97 6 2-3 8 5 5 2 5 Lyons, Roy, Redus. Moses cf ) 0 1 0 Carter cf 3 0 0 0 Boss rt 4 0 0 0 Gibson If 3 1 0 0 McCllers S,8 21-3 0 0 0 2 5 West into the ropes in McGirt’s comer. (Hommaker 4-3), 8:10 p.m. Denver 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Atlanta (Glavine 3-11) at Son Diego IP H R ER BB SO Hrbek 1b 2 2 1 0 CCostlll If 1110 Bell 1b 4 0 2 1 Morshol rf 3 1 0 0 H B P — Jefferson by Dibble, Sabo bv He then hit him with a right that Californio Bullock If 1 0 0 0 Hall If 4 0 13 Commit 3b 3 0 0 0 Shelby cf 4 1 2 2 Rasmussen. W P— Dibble. McCullers. B K — Kansas CItv 0 0 0 '.000 0 0 (Whitson 9-6), 10:05 p.m. L.A. Raiders 0 0 0 Only games scheduled MWIttW,B-10 6 12 5 5 3 2 GaettI 3b 4 2 2 1 Snyder rf 4 0 0 1 Agostop 0 0 0 0 Woodsn3b 3 1 1 0 BIrtsas. .000 0 0 Bengals, Dolphins begin preseason on right foot knocked him down. San Diego 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Tuesday's Games Minton S,S 3 0 0 0 1 0 Newmn 3b 1 0 0 0 Upshaw 1b 4 0 10 Meads p 0 0 0 0 Dempsy c 3 0 1 2 Qilcogo Larkin dh 4 2 3 2 Jacoby 3b 3 0 0 0 CRnIds ph 1 0 0 0 Andesn ss 4 0 0 0 Seattle 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Davis fell to his back and lifted Chicago at New York, 7:35 p.m. ) NATIONAL CONFERENCE Montreal at Pittsburgh, 7:35 p.m. JMcDwII 3 1-3 5 5 4 2 1 Loudner c 5 2 2 3 Romos 3b 10 0 0 Ramirz ss 3 0 0 0 Hershlsr p 4 0 1 0 watched Sunday’s afternoon his head, looking like he had Horton L,5-9 4 1-3 4 2 2 0 1 Lmbrdz 2b 5 0 0 1 Bgndoc 3 0 0 0 Trevino c 3 0 0 0 East Bv The Associated Press to terms with second-round draft regular-season opener because of Philadelphia at St. Louis, 8:35 p.m. Dallas Atlanta at San Diego, 10:05 p.m. Thigpen 1 1-3 0 0 0 0 1 Gagne.ss 4 2 11 Deshales p 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 0 pick Dermontti Dawson, a guard- practice. injuries suffered in Saturday’s every intention of getting up right MWItt pitched to 2 batters In the 7th. Totals 4012 14 10 Totals 32 4 7 4 Candoel 3b 1 0 0 0 Giants 4, Braves 2 N.Y. Glonts 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Cincinnati at Los Angeles, 10:35 p.m. Phlladlphlo The Cincinnati Bengals and N F L Cam ps center from the University of ’T ve been away from it a long intrasquad scrimmage. away. But then he rolled over onto Houston at San Francisco, 10:35 p.m. HBP— Miller by JMcDowell. WP— Totals 31 IS 1 Totals 32 6 85 0 0 0 .000 0 0 JMcDowelL MWItt 2. Minnesota 000 09 000—12 St. Louis 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Miami Dolphins got off to a Kentucky. time,” Sharpe said. “I haven’t Francis, a second-year player his knees and. as he tried to u.se First Gome Washington 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Umpires— Home, Phillips; First, M orri­ Cleveland ooo 002 020— 4 Houston 000 000 001— 1 ATLANTA SAN FR A N winning start as the N F L exhibi­ Dawson, 6-foot-2 and 279 put on pads since January. from Baylor, could be out six the ropes to get up, referee Joe American League results son; ^cond, Voltagglo; Third, Croft. (Same Winning RBI — Loudner (5). LOS Angeles 000 301 11x— 6 Central O b r h b l O b r h b l Chicago pounds, was the sixth offensive You’ve got to feel some rust.” weeks because of a dislocated left Santarpia counted him out at 2:45 T— 3:01. A — 13,370. E— Hall, Franco 2, RWoshlngton. DP— Game VVInnlng R BI — Shelby (8). <3ant2b 0 0 0 .000 0 0 tion season opened on two exhibition game. 4 0 2 1 Butler cf 4 0 2 1 Detroit 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Minnesota 2, Cleveland 2. LOB— E— Puhl, Trevino. DP— Los Angeles 1. LSmIth It 4 0 0 0 RThpsn 2b 3 0 0 0 continents. “Some people say it’s only a lineman picked in the N F L draft. Falls test: In the San Diego shoulder he suffered while mak­ of the round. Minnesota 5, Cleveland 6. 2B— Larkin 2, LO B— Houston 5, Los Angeles 6. 2B— Sax, Green Bav 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Tigers 5, Rangers 1 GPerry lb 4 0 2 0 Clark 1b 2 0 0 0 Minnesota Playing in the annual Hall of preseason game,” said David He had been a holdout for 15days. Chargers’ camp, offensive tackle ing a tackle on the goal line. “It’s hard to explain. The left Gladden, CCastlllo. HR— Loudner (10), Dempsey. 3B— GYoung. SB— Shelby (14), DM rphvrt 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Athletics 6. Mariners 2 Woodson (1). SF— Dempsey. 4 0 0 0 MIdndorf 3 0 0 0 Tampa Bay 0 0 0 .000 0 0 John Clay failed his initial Barksdale tore a ligament in his hook grazed me,” Davis said. ”I GagneOI). Thomas ss 4 1 1 1 Aldrete If 4 1 2 0 tAfMf Fame Game at Canton. Ohio, the Fulcher, a third-year safety from Dawson. 23, of Lexington. Ky., TEXAS DETROIT IP H R ER BB SO IP H R ER BB SO MorrIsn 3b right leg and may need surgery. don’t remember the right. I Houston 3 0 0 0 MItchll 3b 4 1 1 1 Atlanta 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Bengals defeated the Los Angeles Arizona State who had two started every game at right physical examination on Sunday, ab r h bl Ob r h bl OAKLAND SEATTLE Minnesota Benedict c 3 1 1 0 Riles ss 4 1 1 1 McDwel cf 4 1 1 0 Sherldon It 1)00 Tollyer W,M 51-3 Deshales L,7-8 61-3 New Orleans 0 0 0 .000 0 0 Rams 14-7 Saturday in the kickoff interceptions. “But for us, it’s the guard as a senior at Kentucky. a day after he was acquired from The Cowboys open Sept. 4 at remember trying to get up, but Ob r h bl Ob r h bl Oberktiph 1 0 0 0 Brenly c 3 1 1 1 L.A. Rams Fletchr ss 3 0 2 1 Salazar It 2 0 0 0 Portugal S.3 3 2-3 Agosto 2-3 Blocker cf 0 1 0 .000 7 14 The Steelers declined to dis­ , the Los Angeles Raiders. Pittsburgh. my legs wouldn’t let me.” Polonlo If 3 0 0 0 Reynids 2b 3 0 0 0 Meads 1 3 0 0 0 Mulhlndp 2 0 0 0 San Frncisco 0 1 0 .000 21 27 of the N F L pre-season schedule. first game on the road back.” OBrIen 1b 3 0 1 0 Whitakr 2b 3 0 0 0 Lonsfrd 3b 1 0 0 1 Fields cf 3 0 1 0 Cleveland PSm Ithp 2 0 1 0 Bockus p 0 0 0 0 Sierra rt 4 0 0 0 Bergmn 1b 1 0 0 0 Farrell L.11-7 5 Lot Angeles Saturday's Game On Sunday, the Dolphins beat Quarterback Turk Schonert close terms of the agreement, but ' Chargers Coach Al Saunders, Seattle Seahawks offensive The title defense was McGirt’s Jdvier rf 4 1 1 1 Coles If 4 0 0 0 D J a m s ^ 1 0 0 0 Spitmn ph 0 0 0 0 Cincinnati 14, Los Angeles Roms 7 Incvgtlo It 4 0 1 0 Knight 1b 3 1 2 0 Laskey 0 Hershlser W,15-5 5 1 1 2 3 Alvarez p 0 0 0 0 (Sarretts p the San Francisco 49ers 27-21 in a threw a touchdown pass and ran Dawson told a television station who had expected Clay to partici­ tackle Ron Heller missed prac­ Cansecdb 4 2 2 3 ADovIsdh 30 10 W P— Meads. B K — Oeshales. 0 0 0 0 Sundov'tGome first since he stopped Frankie Buechle 3b 4 0 0 0 TrommI ss 4 1 1 0 McGwIr 1b 3 0 0 0 BalbonI 1b 4 1 1 1 Gordon 2-3 Totals 33 2 7 3 Tetah 29 4 7 4 pate in the club’s morning prac­ tice Sunday with a sprained knee Steels dh 4 0 1 0 D Evns dh 2 0 0 0 Rodrlgz 21-3 MIomI 27, Son Francisco 21 game played at London’s Wemb­ for another after Fulcher’s inter­ in Lexington that he would sign a Warren in the 12th round last Hassey c 4 0 0 0 Bradley c 3 0 0 0 WoOkwsdaVt Gome and his status was up in the air for Sundbrg c 4 0 1 0 Herndn dh 2 1 0 1 DHedsn cf 4 1 1 1 Robb ph 1 0 0 0 Havens 1 Atlanta 010 010 ootM ley Stadium. A capacity crowd of ceptions set up both scores. four-year, $1 million contract. tice, said the second-year player February in Corpus Christ!. Wilkrsn 2b 3 0 0 0 Lemon rt 3 0 1 0 Farrell pitched to 3 batters In the 6fh, Phillies 6.Cubs3 Denver ot Los Angeles Rams, 10 p.m. Phillips 3b 3 110 Buhner rf 3 111 Son Rrondsco 010 010 20x— 4 Thursdoy's Gomes 70,505 turned England’s national Earlier in the day, linebacker Also Sunday, guard John Rien- had a lower back problem and it Thursday’s exhibition opener Texas, to win the title and avenge Murphy cf 3 1 2 1 Hubbrd 2b 3 12 0 Presley 3b 3 0 0 0 Laskey pitched to 2 batters In the 6th. Game Winning RBI — Mitchell (11). Nokes c 3 0 1 2 HBP— Bush by Toliver. BK— Gordon. Buffalo at Houston, 8 p.m. soccer shrine into a football Jack Ham. tight end Mike Ditka, stra returned to the Steelers’ was uncertain how long he would against Phoenix in the Kingdome. the only loss on his 38-1-1 record, Gollego ss 2 0 10 Oulnons ss 3 0 0 0 CHICAGO PHILA E— Morrison. DP— Atlanta 2. LOB— Phoenix at Seattle, 10:30 p.m. Brokns 3b 3 0 2 0 Jenngs ph 0 0 0 0 Umpires— Home, Welke; First, Merrill; ab r h bl Atlanta 5, Son Francisco 6. 2B— Butler. carnival as they cheered on both wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff camp, two weeks after leaving be sidelined. Heller, acquired in a trade from which now includes 33 knockouts. Totols 33 1 7 1 Totals 205 9 4 Second, Cooney; Third, Kaiser. o b r h b l Friday's Gome Weiss ss 1 0 0 0 Webster cf 3 1 0 0 Bradley If 4 2 2 2 H R — Thomas (11), Brenlv (4), Mitchell Pittsburgh at Washington, 8 p.m. teams in the third annual NFL- and defensive tackle Alan Page because of a stress-related “I ’m very disappointed that Tampa Bay during the offseason, Totals 32 6 8 6 Totals 30 2 4 2 T— 2:46. A — 24,045. (15). S— RThompson. Up next for McGirt is a fight Texas Sndbrg2b 4 1 1 0 MThm pcf 4 1 2 1 Saturday, Aug. 6 injured the knee in Saturday’s 001 000 000— 1 Groce 1b 3 0 2 0 Samuel 2b 3 0 2 2 IP H R E R B B SO sponsored “American Bowl.” were inducted into the Pro disorder. he’s not on the field right away.” with 1984 Olympic gold medalist Detroit too 001 30X-4 National League results Atlanta at New England, 7 p.m. Oakland 000 201 300-6 Dawson rf 4 0 11 Schmdt 3b 3 0 0 0 Attonta Detroit at Cleveland, 7 p.m. The Dolphins-49ers game had Fhotball Hall of Fame. Arrival; The Green Bay Packers Saunders said. "He needs to practice. He underwent arthros­ Meldrick Taylor. They will fight (Same Winning RBI — Nokes (5). Soattlt 010 010 000— 2 PalmeIr If 4 1 2 1 Parrish c PSmIth 6 3 2 1 2 7 E— Buechele. D P— Texos4. LO B— Texos 4 0 0 0 Indianapolis ot Tampa Biay, 7 p.m. all the earmarks of a pre-season Signings: Guard David Huf­ returned to two-a-day practices practice and practice now. This copic surgery on the same knee Sept. 3 at New York, Las Vegas or Game Winning RBI — Canseco (12). Low 3b 4 0 0 0 M Youngrf 4 0 0 0 Alvarez L,3-5 2 4 2 2 2 2 Miami at Chicago, 7 p.m. 7, Detroit 12, 2B— Brookens, Nokes. SB— E — Reynolds, Coles. D P— Ooklond ), Slui Francisco becomes a position of urgency .” last season. McDowell (19). Mets 2. Pirates 1 Berrvhll c 3 0 0 1 Ruffin p 0 0 0 0 New York Glonts at Green Bay, 8 p.m. contest — lots of penalties, fman signed a series of one-year Sunday and top draft choice Atlantic City. Seattle ). LOB— Oakland 6, Seattle 5. Salazar ss 2 0 0 0 Jordan 1b 4 2 2 0 Mulholand 5 7 2 2 0 0 IP H R ER BB SO New York Jets at Philadelphia, 7 ;» erratic play and brief appearan­ contracts with the Minnesota Sterling Sharpe made his first Clay was expected to start at The Seahawks also practiced 2B— Flelch, HR— BolbonI (14), Conseco 2 Varsho ph 1 0 0 0 Gutirrzss 4 1 1 0 Bockus W,1-l 2 0 0 0 1 0 p.m. Taylor was supposed to have Texas PITTSBURGH NEW YORK Garretts S,9 2 0 0 0 0 4 Vikings Sunday. appearance, arriving for the left tackle, filling the void left by without linebackers Keith Butler Guzman (30), Buhner (4), DHenderson (15). SB— Dunstonss 1 0 0 0 MModdxp 2 0 11 Cincinnati at Kansas City, 8:30 o.m. ces by the stars. While starting fought McGirt on June 12, but 4 Jovler (17), Conseco (27). S— Hubbard. Ob r II bl Ob r h bl GModdx p 3 0 1 0 GGrossrf 10 0 0 Mulholland pitched to 1 batter In the JimiLachey, the training camp and Rico Tipton, comerbacks VondBerg L,0-1 1 1-3 61h. Dallas at San Diego, 9 p.m. quarterback Dan Marino saw A team spokesman said Huf­ second of the two workouts. SF— Lansford. 4 0 1 0 Dykstro ct Pico p 000 0 Los Angeles Raiders at San Froncisco, 9 McGirt came down with tendini­ Mohorcic 2-3 4 1 2 0 Bckmn 2b Jacksn ph 10 00 W P— PSmIfh. little action for Miami, third- fman, a nine-year veteran out of Sharpe on Friday signed a holdout who was sent to the Terry Taylor and Melvin Jenkins Williams 0 p.m. tis in his elbow. When the fight IP H R E R B B SO 3 0 1 0 AAogadn 1b Totals 33 3 7 3 To'alS 33 610 6 Umpires—Home, Hirschbeck; Rrst, stringer Dave Archer was the Notre Dame, would participate in five-year contract, reportedly Raiders in Saturday’s trade. In and, center John McGarry Sun­ McMurtry 2 Oakland 4 0 0 1 Sfrwbrv rt Darling; Second, Froemmino; Third, was remade. Taylor’s handlers Detroit addition. San Diego obtained two day, but their injuries were GOavIs W,IO-4 6 4 0 1 0 McRylds If Oilcago Oil 000 m o -3 Davis. NFLaxhIbItlenreault hero, scoring the winning points his first workouts with the team worth more than $2.8 million. said the date conflicted with a Morris W,8-ll 2 8 Plunk 1 2-3 3 0 1 0 H Johsn 3b Pbitadeipbta 010 300 30x— 6 T— 2:21. During his holdout, he missed 20 undisclosed draft choices. labeled as the "usual bumps and Guzman pitched to 3 botters In the 5th, on a 4-yard bootleg with 1:28 left. today. No details of the contract fight which since fallen through. Cadaret S,1 1 1-3 3 0 0 0 Sasser c Game Winning RBI — Bradley (5). practices and two intrasquad The roster lists Clay at 6-5, 295 bruises” by Coach Chuck Knox. A Mohorclcpltchedto2bottersln7th, Williams Soattle 1 0 0 0 Elster ss E—GMaddux, Samuel. DP— “Archer did an outstanding job were released. Taylor has a pro record of pitched to 4 batters In the 7th. Bankhead L.5-5 6 6 5 2 2 0 0 0 Dorling o Phllodelphia 1. LOB— Chicago 6, Philadel­ Dolphins 2 7,49era 21 by moving the young players Huffman became a full-time scrimmages. pounds, but he weighed 320 upon Vikings poll: Minnesota coach HBP— Sheridan by Guzman, Murphy by 19-0-1, the draw coming in April Reed 0 0 0 1 10 0 0 phia 6. 2B— Samuel, Palmeiro, Jordan. down the field in the last quar­ starter for the Vikings in 1987 for "Obviously he’s a million miles reporting to the Chargers, Saund­ Jerry Burns hasn’t decided who Williams, Nokes by Wlllloms. WP— Walter 2 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 S— Berryhlll, MModdux. 1986 against Davis. Williams. Son noncisco 0 14 7 0—21 the first time in his career. His behind right now,” Packers ers said. The team also learned should start at quarterback this Scurry 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 6lanta3,Bravea2|10lnnlng8) Miam i 7 4 7 7— 27 ter,” Miami Coach Don Shula Umpires— Home, McClelland; Rrst, Bankhead pitched to 3 batters In the 10 0 0 IP H R R R Clay had missed about a week of season, but Vikings fans appar­ Davis, of Glen Cove, N.Y., now Coble; Second, Clock; Third, Dehklnger. First Quaner said. "It was a very exciting holdout — along with those of Coach Lindy Infante said. "We 7th, Reed pitched to 1 batter In the 7lh. 0 0 0 0 Chicago Mio—Hampton 3 run (Revelz kick), full practice with the Raiders. ently have. is 32-5-1 with 13 knockouts in his T— 2:51. A— 35,977. Umpires— Home, Cousins; First, Roe; 22 1 6 1 Totals 30 2 4 2 G M 0 d d Second Gome preseason ballgame.” guard Gary Zimmerman and can’t even get him in the huddle. u X L 1 5 - 9:58. More than 89 percent of those career, which includes light­ Second, Bremlgan; Third, Kosc. 5 6 10 6 6 1 6 ATLANTA SAN FR A N Second Quortar Meanwhile, the Bengals. trying center Kirk Lowdermilk — has We had an hour meeting with him Injurloa: Starting right comer- 100 too 000— 1 Sunday's home runs T— 2:40. A— 12,930. Pico 2 0 0 0 0 2 o b r h b l o b r h b l MIo— FG Revelz 45, :10. to bounce back from a 4-11 left Coach Jerry Bums short of and we coached him on the run.” back Ron Francis and reserve surveyed by the St. Paul Pioneer weight title losses to Jim Watt of 200 Ooo OOx— 2 Phltadotphki Gant 2b 4 1 0 0 Butter cf 4 0 1 0 SF— Rothman 2 poss from Young Press Dispatch said Wade Wilson Scotland in 1980 and Edwin Game Winning RBI — Strawberry (10). MAAoddUX W,21 7 6 3 2 Oberkfl3b 5 0 3 1 Spolor2b 3 1 1 0 (Werschlnp kick), 2:29. season, were on a mission. For experienced offensive lineman. Sharpe participated in some wide receiver Rod Barksdale By The Astedofed Press E— Darling. LOB— Pittsburgh 6, New Ruffin S,3 3 1 0 0 G P o rrv lb 3 0 0 0 Clark 1b 5 0 2 1 ,,SF—Flooler 6 run (Werschlnp kick), them it was more than just an The Pittsburgh Steelers agreed passing and punt drills but mostly may miss the Dallas Cowboys’ should he the starter. Rosario of Puerto Rico in 1984. American League York 8. HR— Strowberrv (27). SB— Bream GAAaddux pitched to 3 battersIntheTth, D M rphvrt 4 12 0 MIdndorf 3 0 11 12:07. Jackson (15), Royols; C.RIpken (18), (5), Strawberry (21), McReynolds (15). MModdux pltchedta3batterslnthe8th. Thomos ss 5 0 2 0 MItchll 3b 4000 M io — FG Revelz 43, 14:S8. O ^ le s; Loudner (10), Gagne (11), Twins; IP H R ER EE SO DJamos It 3 0 0 0 Yongbid If 2 0 0 0 ^ Hilrd Quortar Gedman (3)Jted Sox; Joyner (8), Angels; PINsburoh LSmIth If 1 0 1 0 Aldrete If 2 0 0 0 Walk L,11-6 6 5 2 2 3 1 " tumble return (Revelz Atheltics; Radio, T V Virgil c 4 0 11 Gorrolts p 0 0 0 0 kick), 9:58. BalbonI (14), Buhner (4), Moriners. Kipper 2 1 0 0 1 1 Smmnsph 1 0 0 0 MeMnc 4 0 10 ^^SF— Dubose 1 run (Spangler kick). New Yerk Little League Benedict e 0 0 0 0 Uribtpr 0000 Nqflenal League Darling W.11-7 9 6 1 1 2 0 Blocker cf 4 0 1 0 Riles ss 3 0 0 0 W P— Wolk. Strawberry (27), Mets; Thomos (11), TONIGHT Jimenez p 3 0 0 0 Brenly ph 1000 (Pevoli kick), 13:32. SCOREBOARD Mitchell (15), Spllman 8 p.m. — PIrotes at Mets, Channel 8, Umpires— Home, Halllon; First, Willi­ Puleop 1 0 0 0 DRobIsn p 2 0 10 A— 70,505. (1), Giants; McClendon (3), Reds. WKHT ams; Second, West; Third, Engel. Asnm chrp 0 0 0 0 Splimn ph 1111 T— 2:25. A — 46,917. Intra-town All-Start Price p 0 0 0 0 I P Mta Pohoullt 41, Leo Bravoklt-Oreg Bergor Sgro 127, Dick Youn^Don Flavell 177, Buick 0pm icoTN LP6A Wuliington 0pm leorn Smlortgolficorat The Manchester Notional Little RThpsn 2b 1110 First downs 19 - 23 61. Not — Ken Jorvli-Joel Grout 48, Don Mike Stoevet-Don Sondert 127, Don League All-Stars defeated the Manches­ Totals l i 2 10 2 Totals 1393 Ruihes-yords 31-307 U 4 Q Keon-Ooorge McAloot 48, Frank Volvo- K e an -G oorge M c A lo o t 127, C ra ig Passing ter American League All-Stars, 6-3, 190 253 G olf Rov Demert 52, Craig Phllllpt-Torry Phllllpt-Torry Meant 127, John GRAND BLANC, Mich. (AP) — Final BETHESDA, Md. (AP) — Rnal tcoret CONCORD, Atott. (AP) — Final tcoret Aitanta 010n o 010 000 0 - 2 Return Yards 14 6 Yetithottkv-Mick Gvokorl 128, Ed Sportlight Sundoy night In the first annual San ntandteo 000 100 oio i— 3 Meant 52, Keith Bonnett-Curt LoDovt tcores and prizo money Sunday In the Sunday and prize money In the tZBMO Svntkiv of the 8300400 Intro-Town All-Star Tournament. The Comp-Att-Int 12244) 2 3 ^ 1 52, Walt Burlntkot-Tom Goodman 52, McLaughlln-Walt Komintkl 128, Pout $700,000 Buick Open, plavodattho7Al4-vard, L P G A (Sreoter Washington Open plaved Digital Senior PG A Ctattlc ohived at Nationals scored three times In the Two outs when winning run scored. Sacked-Yords Lott 214 M 4 Paul Konnoton-JIm Allen 53, John Kenneton-JIm Alien 128, John Game Winning RBI — Clark (10). por-72 Warwick Hlllt Golf and Country at the por-71,4,25D-yard Bothotda Country 4 ,^ v a rd . por-72 NothowtaE Country seventh to break a 3-3 tie and gain the Punts 6-35 S4> Sutherlond-Dave Coruto S3, Mike Sutherland-Dove Caruto 128, Keith Club; Club; „ Club course: victory. Mike Helln, Mike Bottoro and E— Mitchell. DP— Atlonta 1, San Fran­ Fumble$-Lott 4-3 M Tillwooil Stoovat-Don Sondert 53, Tom Johnton- Bonnott-Curt LeDoyt 129, TlmMotton- Scott Verptank, tl26JiaO A yoke Okomota, $33,750 69-7047— 306 Bv The Associated Press the nchest race ever held ih Illinois, by a neck over cisco 2. LOB— Atlanta 12, Son Francisco 7. 0444-7I746-268 <*4*49-202 Corky Coughlin had the only hits for the Penolflei-Yardt 1*78 5-55 Blll Knowlet S3, Tom Melln-John Gorry Blanchard 129, John\Guord-Don Doug Tewull. S7S,400 68- 704364-270 Both Daniel, $ 1 I« 0 6 * 4 * 7 0 - ^ Bob Charles, $26400 71-4*47— 203 Highlights from this date in sports history; favored Bally I winners. For the American All-Stars, 2B— Clark, Thomas, DRoblnson. HR— Time of Pottetslon 24:35 35:25 LOW GROSS-LOW NET — Lon Be- Cltzowtkl 54, Norm Pellotltr-Ron Wennik 129, Bill Knowlet-TdM'Johnton Frta Couplet, 147,600 66-49-71-65— 771 Connie ChlllemI, $17,999 724*71-207 Spllman (1). SB— Gant (11), GPorrv (2S), lonoer 71, Stan Domlon SO. Net — Dick Don Blot, $21400 7 0 4 9 4 » Im Aug. 1 Ache. Keith Corlnl singled twice white Mike Moira 54, Rich BorkowtkI-Ron Batlle 129, Tom Molln-John CItzeWOk1129, Art Tim Norrit, 833,400 4944-71-64— 772 Susan Sanders, S11,I12 4*7347—200 Al Golberetr, $14,250 4*7049^ Islleb, Mike Griffeth and Mike Carr RThompson (10). S— Butler. SF— INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Brawor 71, Ken Scofield 72, FH Sullivan M, Ed McLdughlln-Walt Komintkl 54, St. Loult-A ii BattoM 129, NOrm Pollot- Ben Crenthow, 026400 7D-714647-274 Maldonado. 74, Jim Creagon 79. Debbie Mattev, W.719 73-7D44—309 Dale Douglott, S14,2S0 7S444i—207 1945 — New York's Mel Ott hits his 500th home run 1972 — Nate Colbert of the San Diego Padres each odded singles. Game 2 Is tonight at RUSHING—Son Francisco, Flagler 750, Bob FOIIx-Don Paguottt S4, Andy lor 129 ^ Jamet Hallet, 036400 47 49 4949 274 Judy Dickinson, 08,710 67-7440-209 Arnold Palmar, 110,550 704949—20$ 6 at Leber Field. Youne4-27,Crala4-23, Rico 1-21,Dubose 6-16, TWO-MAN BEST BALL — G ro si — We^ort-Dlck NovIMo 54, Norm Jack Renner, $20,370 40-724*47-375 Am y Benz. K 927 71-7M7-310 in a 9-2 victory over the Boston Braves at the Polo drives in 13 runs in a Ed Stono-NIck Pohoullt 69, Lou Miller- Lorry Mowry, $1O,SS0 »424 *_ m Rothmon 3-12, Sydney 2-9. Miami, Mawdtiev-Bob Forrand Sr. 54. (tane Sauert, 320470 4*714*4»-37S Am y Alcott, $4,927 70-7149-310 Harold Hennlne, $1487 ^ ^ 4 9 ^ 7 2 —309 Grounds. Only Babe Ruth with 714and Jimmie Foxx doubleheader sweep of the Atlanta Braves 9-0 and IP H R E R B E SO Stradtard9-2S, Bennett 321, Middleton 4-16, D a n H om o 69, Joa Fo y lln -Ste ve Kenny Knox, $20470 69444949— 775 Dawn Coe, S4.927 70-70-70-310 Sumnlar LIttIa Laagua Atkmta McCuiker 69. Net — Bob Looreux-Bob TWO DAY RINGERS — Grott — Ed Butch Baird, 71-4*70— 309 with 527 have more. 11-7. Davenport 37, Hampton 35, Archer 33, ALTERNATE LOW GROSS-LOW Scott Hocb, S2047D 46-724*49— 275 Jull Inkster, 04,937 71497D-310 Doug DolzW, 874(8 094*7«10 Jimenez 6 3 Cooptr 1-0. Chambort 57, Los Chrlstenson-Corl N E T — Orott — Bob Borde 17. Net — Stono-NIck Pohoullt 48, Loo Brovaklt- Dave Rummellt, S2047D 6*71-46-70— 775 1959 — Babu. a 23-1 shot, takes the $133,300 1981 — Ideal Du Gazeua and Jorky finish in a dead Bolton routed Manchester No. 3,17-4, Puleo MIkolowfkv S9, Walt Kokoizka-Bob Crog Bergor 44, Kon Comerford-Jock LItelolle Neumann, $4,936 71-4*71— 310 WOttX* 4*4*73-311 123 2 PASSING—Son Rranclsco, Montana 33 John Kontel 71, Bob Lukot 77, Paul Tom Stockmann, S14,t7S 0947-7149-276 M.B. Zimmerman, 34,924 4970-71— 310 Gene Lttttor, 84,240 70-70-71— 311 In Summer Little League action Satur­ Assnmehr L,*6 2 4 03S, Young 3130-114, Faye 330-Sl. Roever 60, Bob Klrsche-Horold Grles- , CareV 47, Tom Johnton-BIII Knowlet67. 694*70-69—276 Brooklyn handicap by heat for first in day at Indian Notch Pork In Bolton. Calomarl 77. Wayne Grady, $14,175 Jon Stephenson, S4,934 4*4*73—210 i C O o e t l e , l 6 ^ 71-7070=311 Son Prandteo Miami, Marino 7-130-7S, Joworskl K>-13)- Ing 41, Paul Rustlllo-BIII Moltzon 41, O Net — Dick Vlzord-Jack Crowley 51, T. Armour III, $14,17$ 694*7369—776 Janet Colet, S3,m 4*70-73-311 three quarters of a length over heavily favored the $100,000 Challange Cup at Roosevelt Raceway; Cory Silver a n d M a x Schardt combined DRoblson 8 Lon Btlonoer-Lou (ionovetl 41, Joe Mike Komintki-Joe Sgro 55, Joel Graut- Bob Brut, 16,240 . 71-71-49—311 0 115, Ardior 33G74. TWO DAY MBMBBR-MBMBER — Greg Powert, $14,175 69- 77-65-7(7-776E M n e Crotbv. 02ASD 70-7S47— 312 Joe Jimenez, 84,240 4 *7 7 4 S= « 1 Sword Dancer on the 1987 — Mike 'Tyson wins the undisputed to limit Manchester to three hits while Price 1 1-3 2 RECEIVIN(3— Son Froncisco. Rathmon Sgro-M Ike K om lnikl 42, Bill Dowd-DIck Orott — Ken Comerford-Jack Cortv Kon Jorvit 54, Ed McLoughlln-Wolt Brad Faxon, S9420 714*7144-2n Cathy Morino, S2ASD 73-7347— 312 striking out 11. Kevin Blotkln and Ron Garrelts W,2S 23 37, Sydney 34, Rice 141, Holler 1-30, Day 42, Poto Ramev-Stove Cottono 62, Komintkl 54, Bob Chombort-Bob Le- Jim FiraM , 84400 71-4*73— 312 heavyweight championship with 0 140, Nick Pohoullt-Ed Stone 140, Stave Jodie Mudd, S9430 72-704946— 777 Deb Richard, S2A49 7*70-70-313 Lee EM tr, 84400 7 ^ n - l l 2 last day in Jamaica race track’s 56-year-old Morin each had two hits tor Bolton B K —Jimenez. Tovlor 1-36, Craig 1-22, Dubose 1-14, Steve Johnion-Stovo Huveldt 62. McCutker-Joe Poulin 143, Loo brouK S4, Norm Poll#tlor-Ron Morro 54, 49-724947— 377 while Rich Griffeth tripled ond Joson Tom Purlzor, S9420 Jill Brilet, $2449 7D-71-71-,313 Bob Goolbv, 84400 ^ n -4 9 = 3 1 3 existence. a 12-round unanimous decision over IB F champion Umpires-Home, Darling; First, Chondlor 1-13 Miami, Stradtard333, Jenson TWO-MAN BEST EALL — G ro if — Bravoklt-Grog Bergor 143, Lou Mlllor- Andy Wolgort-DIck Novlll# 54, Paul Mike H u l ^ , 89,820 7S474*49^-3n Mel-Cni Chang, $3449 4*7*71—312 Cooan and Billy Shultz each singled in Froemmlng; Second, Davis; Third, 316, Edmunds 320, Dover port 320, Clayton Kon Comorford-Jock Corey 57, Tim Don Hom e 145. Net — Let Chrlitanton- Konnoton-JIm Allen 57, Art Bottoll-Art Don Mateengole, 84400 727048-313 1959 — T.V. Lark, a 33-1 shot, wins the $212,000 Tony Tucker in Las defeat. Bolton hosts East W indsor AAork O'Meara, 99420 71-704749-277 Rosie Jooetf $2,849 724*71—212 Bruce Crompton. 84400 7271-48-313 HIrsdibeck. M l. W o tio n -O o rry B la n c h a rd 59, Loo Corl MIkolowtkv 123, Bob Chombort- St. Loult 57, Bill Moltzan-Poul Ruttlllo Tim Simpson, S9.020 4*70-7*71— 277 Gina Huifr82449 71-7071-212 Arlington Futurity. Vegas. tcnlght at 6 at Indian Notch Pork. T-3;10. A— 26,900. M IS S E D F IE L D G O ALS— None. Kupldera-B|n;^talon 80, Ed Stono-NIck Bob LoBroux 124, Mike Komintkv-Joo 57. Homero Btancoi, 83,300 4*71-73-313 U - MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 1, 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 1, 19«» - 17

McCa l l o f t h e w o r l d by Dumn A Crawford SNAFU by Bruce Beattie KIT ‘N’ CARLVLE by Larry Wright Puzzles MV PAReMTS MAME-P ME ONLY THING I'S, WHEN r^ ~ f I ChlL fMSELF ‘Nick at Nite’ tunes in to group KATHLEEN EUTABETH HARRIET m IS a a a p a t m e , .■•■J.iiJsM - v r c A it o f 'IH e w il d , M t^ A L L . Nice 0U N C M A ^JAA^EE. SH E s a y s , " KATI6 , >OU I V , ______, ,, , ''; By Kathryn Baker l/Ul, ACROSS 4 Too much (Fr.) Answer to Previous Puzile The Associated Press Nickelodeon poll on who should be president 5 Barrel (abbr.) after a series of reports on the campaign by a 1 Author _ T V Topics kid reporter. Nickelodeon announced it is 6 Expunge LOS ANGELES — Nickelodeon’s “ Nick at Vonnegut 7 Cereal grain Nite” service knows its audience is the TV developing a kids’ news show, but it will 5 Bawls out 8 Append probably be a few years before it gets on the generation, so it will expand its lineup this fall “ Tattertown” back in high school, but added, 12 Interior 9 Uncle (Sp.) air. to include more old comedies and a new but “ if it does sound like it (‘ Roger Rabbit’ ), 13 English 10 Double curve MTV Networks, which owns Nickelodeon, old-style cartoon series from animator Ralph that’s fine.” For “ Tattertown,” Bakshi said 14 Exceed 11 Female word Bakshi. also announced some changes for its music he will create new characters, where “ Roger 15 Milk sugar 12 Olympic board video channel VH-1. That channel, aimed at “ The Patty Duke Show” comes to the cable ' Rabbit” featured cameos by already famous 16 Crunchy R 1 C O older viewers, is going this fall to a half-hour (abbr.) channel's night-time lineup of nostalgia, cartoon characters. 18 Billowy o R E N format rather than radio-like continuous 17 _ Arafat 1 ^ o N which already includes such classics as “ Mr. Bakshi didn’t escape questions about his FfANUTS by Chartet M. Schuli expanse 21 Deny- F U N D U N E Ed,” “ My Three Sons,” “ The Donna Reed music. Each half hour, viewers will get an network cartoon show, “ Mighty Mouse,” and entertainment news update, a video, a 19 Lawyer F. _ 23 Experiment L 1 S A T 1 N Show” and “ Make Room for Daddy.’ ’ the charge by conservative media critic Rev. comedy short, another video, then a ’’time Bailey 1 Nickelodeon is also adding two more YOU RE ONLY FOOLIN6 /1 iV\ EASILY ] ' rooms A N s |m 1 C E Donald Wildmon that Mighty Mouse snorted capsule” look back at a moment in history 20 Chemical suffix contemporary comedy showcases. Beginning YOURSELF, YOU KNOW I FOOLEP 24 Angers T E L A L A s cocaine in one episode. Bakshi said the mouse before the half hour concludes with more 22 Shear Sept. 12, viewers can see “ The Best of 25 Penned E D E B E L S was sniffing flower petals, but later cut those videos. 26 Church pan 27 Expons ‘Saturday Night Live” and “ SCTV” back-to- seconds from the episode to quiet the back nightly. 10-11 p.m. EDT. □ □ □ j ft 28 Chicago airpon 28 Sources of 41 Braced 52 English controversy. ‘“ Nick at N ile’ is targeting the new “ Oops\ The directions say to open the box 29 Edging metal' 43 Pine Tree State “ When an adult makes a statement enough MTV DISCOVERS DICK CLARK — Music broadcasters American family. Our demographics tell us containing the shotgun firs t!" 32 Hardness 29 Tall 45 "Dallas" family times, the kids are going to believe it, and I television veteran Dick Clark will produce the 46 Disgusting 53 Eternally (abbr.) that both kids and their parents are watching. 34 Inventor 30 Jacob's twin didn’t want it to become an issues at school — “ 1988 MTV Video Music Awards,” to be 48 Think nothing We’re not sure'who is dragging whom to the Franklin 54 Born did he or didn’t he?" said Bakshi, adding he broadcast live from Los Angeles on Sept. 7. 31 Handle roughly set — the mom who loves 'Donna' and 35 A rose___ has a 10-year-old son. He said if it had been an ArsenioHall will be co-host. The other co-host ZIPPY by Bill Griffith 33 Fragrant so Carry on 55 Man's remembers it or the kid who just discovered adult cartoon, he would have resisted any will be announced later, M TV officials said. rose 39 Names 51 Indeed nickname ‘Mr. Ed,’’’ Nickelodeon Vice President Linda J ^WOW, WHAT A IF U/E Au'TfiePfMU' 36 Pope's scarf changes, but in this case, “ my first concern "Our purpose is not to change that little 3 Kahn told a meeting of television critics. d£tl€P GETTING ( t«£(K J NO was with the kids.” off-center feel that M TV brings to all o f their WORE THTAMP 37 Fast aircraft “ We’ve decided we’ve become a Museum of WTO TH' OID OUT-^ pofttA fOP . “ Nick at N ite" will also have its own work, but to organize and bring it in hopefully HAQAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne tfAlZHMtUYE (abbr.) Broadcasting with a beer and a fridge thrown PIT/!' gesipes, t h ' K A lP tK satirical news show, “ Global Village,” which on time,” said Clark, who launched “ Ameri­ A L um e Wool 38 French people in for good measure,” she said. PENTAL ON t h a t T ^ X lA V U itl IN boasts a similarly satirical promo, a takeoff can Bandstand” in 1952. ... puatn/enfo^ni- AN l.C . 40 Mrs, Dick Tracy Bakshi, who also appeared at the presenta­ WAS K^IUIMG 1 STANCE UXWIOnT on the currently popular up-close, cinema SPEAKING OF AWARDS SHOWS - BBAhJ 42 Hawaiian dance tion to TV critics, said his half-hour cartoon n ee a B e m a verite commercials. The “Global Village" “ Saturday Night Live” executive producer VdOPtO.'/ 43 Adult males “ Tattertown” would be an homage to the P tA <€ IM WHICH motto is, “ If we don’t cover it, it doesn’t Lom e Michaels plans, not surprisingly, to To 44 Chick's mother old-style animation of the 1920s and '30s. matter.” introduce a note of comedy into the Em m y 47 Jungle snake The series is set in a village inhabited by Awards show which he is producing for the 4 9 ------street cartoon characters. AS FA R DAY-TIM E Nickelodeon, which first time this year. The show airs Aug. 28. 52 Receive features kids’ programming, the cable Michaels says since it’s the 40th anniversary advantage “ WE’LL HAVE CHARACTERS sitting in channel plans to add the new show “ Kids of the awards, the show will feature montages 56 Get up bars or in parks wondering why didn’t they Court,” in which kids decide such issues as of shows with similar themes, such as how a 57 Straight course make it; they could have been as big as whether to turn in a friend for cheating on a problem might have been solved in family 58 Men Mickey, but they didn’t have an organization test, and who should have to fix a broken sitcoms, dating from “ Father Knows Best” to 59 Tufted behind them,” Bakshi said. The concept portable stereo. "'Growing Pains.” Also as a note of nostalgia, sounds something like the wildly successful CAPTAIN EASY by Crooks A Cesale 60 Nervous There’s also “ Eureka’s Castle,” a show Michaels plans to put a band on stage — feature-length intimated film “ Who Framed aimed at pre-schoolers’ problems, such as probably including SNL bandleader G.E. THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk A 8y Barry Roger Rabbit” which is set in 'Toon Town. THEN I REALIZED DOWN being afraid of the dark or having to make a Smith — and bring back the phrase, “ May I I w a o n t b e in g Bakshi said he created the concept for telephone call. Kids will also get to vote in a have the envelope please?” YEARS/too, ONE RAY, "(f/Rf BXPLOPeO FROfh KIDNAPPEP, BUT 1 Roughen WHEN WE WERE CHILPREN, \ E/ARTH y \ THE "\ THERE WAS A VIU/tOE HERE 2 Open a WirH/H/tNY PEO PLE package T V Tonight 3 African-Arabian 2 M I 2 I I y ; waters (2 wds.) orer (c)1 by NEA. Inc

5 :0 0 P M [ESPN] Sports Trivia (It: !61] MOVIE: 'To Live and Die in L.A.' liam W yler (CC) Bette Davis, Barbra [HBO] MOVIE: Instant Justice' (CC) A A government agent goes undercover to Streisnad, Lillian Heilman, Sirr Laurence gung-ho Marine becomes a one-man army 5 :3 0 P M [ESPN] Action Cycle Sports find a counterfeiter after his partner is killed Olivier and Billy Wilder are among those of vengeance when his sister is murdered [HBO] MOVIE: 'White Water Summer' in the line of duty. William L. Peterson, Wil interviewed in this portrait of the film direc­ in Spain. Michael Pare. Tawny Kitaen. CELEBRITY CIPHER A summer survival camp turns dangerous lorn bafoe. 1985. tor William Wyler (60 min.) (R) 1987 Rated R. (In Stereo) when the egotistical leader lets his job go CtiBbrtty CIpfMT cryptooTMn* ar« crM tbd from quotation* by famoua people, pa»l and present. (18) MOVIE: 'C.H.U.D.' Illegally stored ra­ ^ Odd Couple 12:1 O A M [TMC] MOVIE; The Sen Each le ttq rln the cipher atanda for another. Todty’B clue; U equals C to his head Kevin Bacon. Sean Astin, Jon e> «!r .sr,,:r dioactive material produces a race of de (SD Noticiero Univisiun der’ A young man finds that he cannot (?)l9fll) K.ng Fea'iires S»nd KEEP T H IS . ilous waves of Hawaii's legendary coast­ (24) Alive From Off Center (CC) Terry T H E M A T T ^ ^ A LITTLE FUNNY (i|j) Noticiero Univision line. Matt Adler, Nia Peeples. Gregory Har­ Flaxton's "The World Within Us" chroni­ 1 :3 0 A M CD Proving Ground rison. 1987. Rated PG. (in Stereo) cles the memories of a dying writer; in P * AFTER THE PREG-NANCY'^ '...AHDTtlE WOMAN YOU,IDO? (61) Love Connection (S) INN News - C j o ROUVED Now arrange the circled letters to [USA] Tales of the Gold Monkey "Commitment; Two Portraits, " Blondell THAT [CNN] Inside Politics '8B First TriiAESTER.THE FATkHIE experiences A form Itie surprise answer, as sug­ Cummings explores female black Ameri­ ( ^ Dating Game m > NWSBA SUBSIDE SURPEN BURST OF WAS gested by the above cartoon. [ESPN] Outdoor Sportsman 8 :3 0 P M (X) Entertainment Tonight ca's experiences. (In Stereo) (M) Alice ENER&V" Richbrd Dreyfuss* new movie "M oon Over IT. 7 :0 0 P M (X) Entertainment Tonight Ri­ Parador." (In Stereo) (29) Crook and Chase [CNN] Newsnight Update chard Dreyfuss' new movie "Moon Over Atwr H rsC IX n ^ ^ Hogan Family (CC) A fire in the (S) M»A»S*H [ESPN] Major League Baseball Maga Parador “ (In Stereo) zine « A A5W5W V attic forces the Hogans to seek refuge at d?)SC TV ® (30) News Peter and Patty Poole's house. (R) (In [USA] SuccessI TORRID dD Love Connection Jumbles: CANAL AIDED MISLAY TORRID dD Wheel of Fortune (CC) Stereo) Saturday's [CNN] Moneyline 1:35A M E wn Shriner Answer: What Dracula was looking for when he was CD $100,000 Pyramid [E S P N ] M agic Years in Sports The year driving on the small countrylunlry road-i 1936 is featured with a special segment on [D IS] Adventures of Ozzie and Harriat 1:45A M [HBO] MOVIE: -Jocka' THE MAIN ARTERY (11) Cheers \ Olympic great Jesse Owens. (R) [HBO] Olivia Newton-John in Australia When a major college tennis tournament is FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thaves ( tfj Sports Page W ith Irv Goldfarfo The three-time Grammy winner contri­ held fri Las Vegas, the teams have difficulty M*A*S*H 9 : 0 0 P M ® N ew hart (CC) Aher butes to Australia's 200th anniversary ce­ concentrating on their game. Scott NOW baeli in stock. Jumblo Book No. 35 Is •«»» n w a f f George spots the Great White Buck, ever­ snd handling, from JumWo. cfo this nswspspor. P O. 4M*. C^nd^ K (^D M acNeil/Lehrer Newshour lebration with performances of "Old Fa­ Strader. Perry Lang. Mariska Haroitav Inciwdt your nsmo. sddross Bod tip cods snd msks your chock psysMs to Nswspsporbooks yone begins having good luck, until Dick shioned Man," "Big & Strong" and "Love 1987. Rated R. C O L t f ^ s e o p I T ' ^ A (29) Your Show of Shows runs the deer over. (R) and Let Live". (60 min.) (In Stereo) ' i i i i i a s rT T . 2 :0 0 A M d ] Can You Be Thinner? THE ORIZZW ELL8 by Bill Schorr Family Ties dD Morton Downey Jr. [USA] Alfred Hitchcock Presents CD (M) Home Shopping Overnight Ser­ i CATA^T/?of>Hi<= HBAITH Win, Lose or Draw ^ MOVIE: 'H is M istress' (CC) The 11:30PM (E ®D Ute show (in vice (3 hrs.) ACCORDING TOTTIIS CHART, TM TR/IHG 0 ) Primavera career of a young businesswoman takes ?0,WttyARE off after she becomes involved with the Stereo) dD To Be Artnounced. wiffeE 5iyry fo u n d ? o u e r - Z g I L L ------M O S T S \ L L S Nightly Business Report Vtai EATING? 10 6ROOJ». married president of her company. Robert CD Nightline (CC) [ESPN] SportsLook MJEWSW R3R VIDUR NEW5HT (£0 Star Trek Urich, Julianne Phillips, Linda Kelsey. CoNG^fJLT CD Baretta [TM C] MOVIE: North Shore* A naive Astrograph 1984. (R) THAT congress [CNN] Moneyline (3i) Honeymooners teen-ager from Arizona challenges the per­ ilous waves of Hawaii's leger^wy coest- H e A L T H [ESPN] SportsCenter (24) Xentucky: The 1988 Ultimate ® Hunter Hunter's pursuit of a parolee is . Equestrian Event Highlights of the threo- line. Matt Adler. Nia Peeples. Gregory Har­ B i U - are o [HBO] MOVIE: 'Brighton Beach Me­ halted when the thief turns State's evid­ CATASTR RMIC. rison. 1987. Rated PG. (In Stereo) SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dac. 21) To­ moirs* (CC) Neil Simon's award-winning day event are featured (60 min.) ence a ^ in s t an organized crime boss. (70 day you might have to deal with a devel­ play serves as the basis for this seriocomic (S) Dos Vidas min.) (n) 2 : 3 0 A M E m o v ie : T I m B a g u tM - 8 -1 < ^ fo u r opment that Is similar to one you han­ portrait of a Jewish family in 1937 Brook­ American Masters: Directed by W il­ ® ® Tonight Show (In Stereo) The presence of a wounded Union eoMier lyn. Blythe Danner, Jonathan Silverman. liam W yler (CC) Bette Davis, ^ rb ra in a Southern girls school creates emo­ dled competently In the past. Use your Bob Dishy. 1986. Rated PG-13. ® Discover ^ B i r t h d a y experience and stick to what works. Streisnad, Lillian Heilman, Sirr Laurence tional turmoil as teachers and students WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll (S) Morton Downey Jr. compete for his attentions. Clint East- CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. IB) There [USA] AirwoH Olivier and Billy Wilder are among those 'interviewed in this portrait of the film direc­ d p PEUCULA: 'Te Sotte la Rienda' Un wood. Geraldine Page, Elizabeth Hartman. are indications that there may be some 7 : 3 0 P M CD p m Magazine Featured: 1971. CHIPS HAS BEEN HE THINRS HE AAAY AND HE'S AFRAID Augual 2 , 19SS tor William Wyler. (60 min.) (R) cuidador de caballos que quiere dema- constructive changes today where your "Afnazing Faith" author Leslie Waller's STANDING ON THAT HAVE STEPPED ON HIS T O L O O K . [C N N] News From Medicine Presents: siado a los animales se ve amenazado por [CNN] Sports Lotenight SAME. career is concerned. Once you recog­ theory on Grace Kelly's death; lion trainer los celos de una muchacha que tambien SPOT FOR TWO RhYS. FRIEND,THE ANT.,. Ron Woodfield. Living for Tom orrow Dr. Roy Watford dis­ [ESPN] SportsContar nize the signals, exploit matters to the cusses his theories of longevity, including desea sus caricias. Humberto Cabanas, Knowledge and expertise acquired over [M AX] MOVIE: ’The Sm i M s at Love - NORTH t-l-IS fS) Current Affair mental health and happiness and an inter­ Blanca Guerra, Eric del Castillo. the years will be used more profitably in fullest. Thraa Rakish Tatas' Trio of erotic short (I) Jeopardy! (CC). view with George Burns. (60 min.) ♦ A K J the year ahead than In the past. There's AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Tactful (SB Naws (CC). stories bssed on the w orks of Such mas­ W K4 Bridge a market for your smarts. negotiations with the boss could pro­ C£) SS Barney M iller [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Father's L ittle Dividend' [C N N ] Sports Tonight Anchors: Fred ters as Guy de Maupassant and others ♦ A K J 10 5 LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Maintain hi(|h duce somethlrig of advantage today. (3i) INN News A man's expectations of a life o f ease fol­ Hickman. Nick Charles. Tina Shew. Michael Lees. 1986. Rated NR lowing his daughter's marriage are shat­ ♦ A52 expectations today, because your Try to set up a meeting lor a one-to-one [DIS] MOVIE; 'Archer' Adventure and [U S A ] PGM Sale (3$ Odd Couple tered when the youno woman announces I ' l ' ! er can do no more than fall back on a hopes and dbslres will serve as strong discussion. adversity beset a young man and his horse WEST EAST Barney M ille r (CC). that she is pregnant. Spencer Tracy, Joan 2:35A M E News (R) It’s all club finesse if the diamond queen fails motivators. It you want something badly PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Chances when they cross the Australian outback on ♦ 5 2 Bennett, Elizabeth Taylor. 1951. their way to enter a prestigious race. Brett ♦ 843 for fulfilling your ambitious objectives 3 : 0 0 A M SD m o v ie ; -The Faathaiad WQJ 10 986 V 32 to drop, there is a little bit more work­ enough, you’ll work it out. Know where (^) Carson’s Comedy Classics [ESPN] Diving: U.S. Outdoor Cham- Cknino, Robert Colby, Nicole Kidman. In a day’s work to look for romance and you'll find It. look better than usual today. Establish S erpofit' Charlie Chan locates a killer ♦ 83 ♦ Q 96 4 2 ing in his favor. South won the king of t PlQc g® Win, Lose or Draw p km thip From Irvine, Calif. (90 min.) 1986. Rated NR. The Astro-Graph Matchmaker Instantly specific targets and put the pedal to the flying-serpent. Roland Winters. Keys ♦ Q7 ♦ 10 9 8 6 hearts, played A-K of spades and then e-t auMU g® Hollywood Squares (Taped) [ESPN] BiiortsCamsr Luke. Victor Sen Young. 1948. By James Jacoby played the ace of diamonds and ruffed reveals which signs are romantically iRFlRl-.,, [HBO] MOVIE: 'No Way Out' A job at SOUTH perfect lor you. Mall $2 to Matchmaker, AR1E8 (March 21-AprU 19) Someone (ID World of Survival |R) [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Revenge of the Nerds [CNN] HaadHno Nows Ovamigtit y a diamond. He played ace of hearts u.S. ACRES by Jlm^DavIt the Pentagon leads a career Navy officer II: Nerds In Parediae' (CC| Mora indigni- c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 91428, you know aoclally could prove to be [C NN] Crossfire [DIS] MOVIE; Faliiar’s UMa DkMand’ ♦ Q to 9 7 6 and ruffed a heart and then ruffed an­ into a deadly game of cat aiKl mouse. tis t await the brothers of Lambda Lambda VA75 Cleveland. OH 44101-3428. helpful today In a commercial arrange- [DIS] Mousaterpiece Theater Kevin Costner. Gene Hackman, Sean A man's expectations of a life o f ease fol­ other diamond. West of course showed AND NOW AT LAST. < Lambda when they attend a Fort Lauder­ lowing his daughter’s marriage are shat­ VIRGO (Aug. 23-8apl. 22) A matter that mant. Get in touch, because It won't [ESPN] Major League Baeaball Mega-. Young. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) ♦ 7 7 ^EARLV BIRD GETS dale freterriity convention. Robert Carra­ tered when the young women antmunces North's original intention was to re­ out ,t)ut could not overruff. Declarer 1 - hurt to ask lor assistance. [USA] WWF Prime Time Wrestling ^ d the thought of her [ESPN] Auto Racing; U8AC Barint 24 high-card points. But South’s posi­ played a club to dummy’s ace, cashed 1 tion negatively. overwhelming shouldn't look so Intimi­ family is delighted except Sarah. (60 min.) children being with her ex-husband's new r 1 1 :36P M E Magnum, P.l. Cara, from IndlanapaNs. (90 min.l (^ tive response of two spades persuaded the king of diamonds, and then led a 1 iia LIBRA (Sept. 29-Ocl. 23) Don't be hesi­ dating today. Tackle it a step at a time. wife (R) North East Seath ” ^ A / (® MOVIE: 'The Domino grincipla' Two [USA] PGM Bala West him to show his excellent trump sup­ club toward his hand. When Elast fol­ tant today about putting yourself out lor GEMINI (M ay 21-Juna 20) This should prisoners are offered an immediate release 12 :0 0 A M E Olworca Court 2 ♦ Pass 2 ♦ be a rewarding day It you approach 10:00P M CD Magnum. P.l. M^- port immediately. Soon South was in lowed with the 10, it was known that friends, because you are likely to be the by an organization plotting to kill a name num's latest case finds him becoming in­ (S) Star Trek 3 |1 0 A M E Nightwatch Joined In Pass 3 ♦ Pass 4 ♦ one who eventually derives the greatest mattem In a positive fashion. Visualize less victim Gene Hackman, Candice Ber Prograas 4 NT Pass 5 ♦ seven spades, a contract that depend­ his remaining card was the queen of volved in Carol Baldwin's personal and (jS Waight Loss Mods Easy Pass / benefits. successes and finish what you start. gen, Richard Widmark. 1977 professional life. (60 min.) (R) S NT Pass 6 ♦ ed upon either the diamond qpeen diaiVionds, so declarer rose with the (2® W ya n Earp [HBO] MOVIE; -Daadtkna P a n SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) Things that CANCER (June 21-July 22) Conditions QO («® Major League Baieball: Pitts Stnrlaa Warawolves. wHchai and mur­ 7\1$) Police Story P a n club suit without a loser. ously are likely to be the ones that have -terial well-being should start to brighten Houston Aetros at San Francisco Giants [CNN] Newtnight netural tales Scott Valsntins, NMssa Lso. other routine grand slam bid and your greatest potential for success to> up as of today. Devote your efforts to (3 hrs.) (Live) (20) Morton Downey Jr. [ESPN] Lidiat' Bowling: South Bond Nicola Picard. 1988. Rated R. Opening lead: V Q Although it would seem that declar- made. aim F»M9 6 i day. Go back and try again. things that spell increase. QD Evening Magazine American Masters: Directed by W il­ Claaaic (90 min.) (Taped) 3 :3 0 A M [USA] Otioovar 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday, Aug. 1. 1988 MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 1,-1988 — is SCIENCE Little control of job strain ^ H E A L T H increases heart attack risk CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 NEW YORK (AP) - Waiters, University of New York at Stony used federal studies of the condi-' HELP WANTED HOMES New sweetener approved cashiers and others with little Brook, Cornell University Medi­ tions faced by workers of various' HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED HELP WANTED D r. Crane’s Quiz control over demanding jobs face FOR SALE WASHINGTON (AP) - The Food and Drug cal School and Columbia kinds of jobs. Measurements (or an added heart attack risk about University. BARTENDERS. Expe­ LABORERS-for concrete Administration has approved a West German various job traits, such as control EV ER G R EE N Lawns has as big as that from smoking or The results are impressive, over the work, were computed for rienced only need foundation work. Be­ S O U T H E R N N ew ^Eng- caiorie-free sweetener for use in certain food apply. Full and port openings for hard lond clatsifleld ods Qaiz on page t high cholesterol, a study of nearly said David Krantz, professor of nefits Include over­ working lawn core DRIVER products. 221 occupations. time openings availa­ time. $5 per hour to reach neorly 800,000 1. Bus (Edge of road) 5,000 men suggests. medical psychology at the Uni­ These measurements were ble. Excellent wages. technicians. $300. plus Coventry area homes In Connecticut 2. Boar (Hog) Acesuifame potassium, which wiil be start. 742-0066. WALGREEN'S per week storting sa­ The study found that male formed Services University of the then adjusted for each worker Alt shifts available. and Rhode Island. The lary. Year round work Manchester 3. Buck marketed in the United States as "Sunette,” has workers in the top 10 percent for Health S p aces in Bethesda, Md. based on his age, race, education, Weekends a musti MANAGEMENT Trai­ price for a basic 25 4. Jumbo Apply: Lakeside Cafe 263 West available. Will train. word ad Is only $55 and been approved for use in chewing gum. dry such “ job strain’’ had 3.8 to 4.8 Job stmn was defined as the geographic region, and whether nee. Growing whole­ High school diploma Herald route. 5. Sergeant (Sargent) and Lounge, 50 Lake sale supply chain will appear In 43 news- beverage mixes, instant coffee, instant tea, times the heart attack risk of men result of having too little control or not he was self-employed or Middle Tpke. and good driving re­ Short Hours — 6. (a) Bikini — ^ e c h (Beach) gelatins, puddings and non-dairy creamers. Street, Coventry, CT. otters many Incentives popers. For more In­ in the bottom 10 percent. over one’s work to deal satisfac­ worked in a city. No phone calls please! cord required. Coll 649- formation coll Classi­ (b) Coeds — Date to ambitious Itidlvldu- 8667 fo r In te rv ie w Great Pay! The FDA deferred action Wednesday on the A second analysis found that torily with its psychological de­ The comparison of heart at­ ols. Successful appli­ Full and Part Time fied, 6482711 and ask (c) Gypsy — Palm company's request to use the sweetener in men in the top 20 percent for job . ^ oppolntment.______Coll 647-9946 for detolls.o______mands, such as having to work tacks in men with the most versus CUSTOMER Service. A cant will understand Help. Apply In (d) Wife - Pine candies and other confections. strain, a list that included cooks, quickly and facing heavy the least job strain took into person needed for o value of learning our PAINTING Company Is TE R R IF IC Ranch In quiet looking tor soles repre­ Ask for (e) Neck — Fir (Fur) Sunette is a product of the Hoechst Celanese gas station attendants and fire­ workloads. account the heart attack risk growing company that business from the person between 9 neighborhood. Priced photo con handle o multi-line ground-up. Begin In sentatives to do esti­ Gerlinde to sell. 516 rooms, 2 full Corp. of Somerville, N.J., a subsidiary of men, had 2,5 to 3.3 times the risk Executives were not consi­ factors of age, race, cigarette and 4 pm. mates. Experience ne­ SOLAR FLARE — A solar flare erupts on of the rest of the workers studied. phone answering sys­ warehouse-delivery baths, sunporch, lower Hoechst AG of Frankfurt, West Germany. dered under heavy strain because use, education, blood pressure and go where ever your cessary. Full or port Each analysis gave two tem with order taking. level family room and Sunette, said to be 200 times sweeter than the east limb of the sun in this Juiy 25 they have control to deal with and cholesterol levels. Data entry experience ability allows. Contact time. Good percent ond garage. Coll office to­ I HOMES HOMES numbers because it was per­ TELEPHONE Operator- woges. Ask tor Kathy FOOD Service. Position sugar, joins saccharin, another no-calorie photograph taken by Haroid 2ikin, demands, Karasek said. Jobs in the top 10 percent for or light typing a most. Ken at Manchester available for dell meat day for your exclusive FOR SALE mFOR SALE at 291-9353 between 8 formed on two groups of men. The The study was based on heart High school diploma WInnelson. 649-4563. Typist. Seeking a full showing. $149,900. Sen­ sweetener, and the low-calorie sugar substitute director of the Caiifornia Institute of strain included cashiers and time telephone opera­ 4pm. slicing. No experience “ true” answer probably lies needed. Phone the necessary. Super be­ try Real Estate, 643- MANCHESTER. Been aspartame on the U.S. market. attacks as reported by men in two waiters, while those in the bottom tor. Must possess effec­ SOUTH Windsor. This Technoiogy’s Big Bear Soiar Observa­ about halfway in between, said Aero AM-Gos Company WORKERS tor poultry nefits. Weekdays only. 4060.0 ______looklno for awhile? spacious 7 plus room federal surveys. Too few women 10 percent included foresters, research facility. Full tive telephone skills, WRECKER Driver. Expe­ tory. The fiare is about 80.000 miles Robert Karasek, associate pro­ of Hartford. 278-9910. Call 633-7656 oak tor MANCHESTER. Private Don't miss this excltlno Raised Ranch has with heart attacks appeared in natural scientists and civil time. Paid medical life typing 35-50 wpm, apti­ rienced only. Top pay Alaska regulates Icebergs high, 10 times the diameter of Earth. fessor in the industrial and and all company benef­ Dove.______In-law apartment In­ 3 bedroom, 2 both much to often 3 bed­ those surveys for a meaningful engineers. and retirement plan. tude for figures and Ranch In one of Man­ systems engineering department COLLECTIONS-CredIt. Coll Arbor Acres baste office skills to its. Coll Stan Ozimek at AUTO and Truck Me- cluded In this 11 room rooms, 2'/i baths, flre- ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) - Alaska Soiar fiares are magnetic expiosio'ns of analysis of them, Karasek said. Morlarty Brothers. oversized Cape. 4 bed­ chester's more desira­ place, hordwood at the University of Southern The other analysis, of men in Exciting opportunity. Farm. 633-4681, ext. 250. perform a variety of chonlcs. Expoerlenced officials have begun regulating harvests of an luminous gas at the sun’s surface. The Health Examination Sur­ 643-5135. only. Alao, Service rooms In main house. ble areas. FIreplaced floors, formal dining California. the top 20 percent versus the other Growth potential. EOE. clerical duties. Benef­ living room, eat-ln kit­ icy crop: icebergs that are finding their way into vey done in 1960-61, found 39heart Good benefits, hands- Monooer's helper. Pull Great location. room, large family 80 percent, took into account only CLERICAL- Full time its available. Apply In Zimmer Real Estate. chen with sun dbrch, Employers may be able to attacks among 2,409 employed on training. Phonecon­ person: Tuesday- EXPERIENCED Carpet or port time. 647-9552. room, 2 car garage, Japanese beverages as gourmet ice cubes at A man is as likely to have a cosmetic dental the worker ages,, which Karasek clerical position avail­ 647-7850. Evenings 6 ^ - roomy bedrooms, plus deck. Located In a redesign high-strain jobs to lower men. The Health and Nutrition tact and accounts re- Frldov, 8:30-12:30 and Installers. Full time. MICHAEL'S Jewelers about $3 a pound. procedure these days as a woman, says Dr. said was the most important able at our administra­ _ j m ______lower level pine pa­ oulet neighborhood heart attack risk and improve Examination Survey, done from c e I V 0 b 1 e 1:30-4pm. Prague Shoe Insurance options, be- has 0 full time service The Department of Natural Resources will Jonathan Scharf, spokesperson for the influence on heart attack risk. tive office. Training lOOr 182 Eldridge Street. 2 nelled rec room with and on cul-de-sac. call productivity, said Karasek. 1971 to 1975, uncovered 30 heart responsibilities. Full provided. Benefits Company, 200 Pitkin netlts. Call 291-8358. and soles position fireplace and wood- issue permits for Tim Dimond of Juneau to American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. a n d port time. Street, East Horttord. family 86 Puplex tor today for on appoint­ Karasek reports the study in attacks among 2,424 employed Job strain appeared to account available. Apply In per­ 'TRUCK Driver. Con­ open. Retail exposure a Immediate sole to set­ stove. Lots of storage ment! $179,900. Realty collect ice in southeastern Alaska. Dimond Male patients accounted for more than 30 August’s American Journal of Mondoy-Frldoy, 8om- son, 8:30-12:30and 1:30- WOODWORKING Shop struction Truck Driver plus. Great benefits and ample sized oar­ men. for between a fourth and a third of 4:30pm. Aero All-Gos tle estate. $175,150 firm. W o r ld , Benoit, contacted state officials to ask whether he percent of the porcelain laminate veneers Public Health, along with co­ 4:00, Tuesday-Friday. help. All phases. Expe­ must have class 1 or II package. 950 Main 6482426. age. AM this and a nice Frechette Associates, To assess job characteristics heart attacks in an analysis that Company, 3150 Main Street, Manchester. needed permits. applied in a six-month period, according to a • authors from Sweden, the State Prague Shoe Com­ rience preferred but driver’s license, cikdn neighborhood tool 6487709.O______for all 4,833 men, researchers took only age into account. Street, Hartford. 278- pany, 200 Pitkin Street, will train qualified driving record and be 6482741. Apply In per­ VERNON. 79 Butternut $149,900. Sentry Real Later he said he wanted the permits as a way 1986 survey of more than 1,100 dentists. 9910.______Eost Horttord, Ct. applicants. Benefits reliable. Long hours- son, Tuesday - Sotur- Lone. 9 room custom Estote, 643-4060.g SUGAR And Spice and oh built Colonial that so nicel Super 6 room to reinforce, for overseas buyers, the legitimacy available. Zohner's hard work. Excellent doy, 10om-5pm. EOE. MANCHESTER. Newer 2 M E D IC A L Office seeking pay and benefits. Call offers 4 bedrooms, older Colonial on of his ice-gathering business, said Andy PEO P LE to work with bookkeeper with medi­ Woodworking, 23 In­ RESTAURANT Worker. family offering, separ­ Unwed women active In sex dustrial Drive West, 633-0543 tor Interview. pegged wood floor, Munro Street In the Pekovich, the department’s acting land and Infant AIDS testing delayed adult mentally re­ cal background and Pull time mornlnos. ate utilities. Each unit Porter Street area. 3 tarded population In 3 Tolland, C T. 875-6226. HIRINGI Government Apply within. Sunny- family room, living has 3 bedrooms, IV water manager for southeastern Alaska. NEW YORK (AP) — Concern about AIDS has processing Insurance room with corner fire­ 3 bedrooms, living room to 4 person group W AREHOUSE. We need lobs-youroreo. $15,000- side up Restaurant. baths. Ample parking. The permits are intended to protect wildlife not decreased sexual activity among unmarried forms. Salary com­ place, country styled with fireplace, formal HARTFORD (AP) - Testing of samples collected since the be­ estimates based on the number of home. Competitive mensurate with expe­ on enthusiastic, hard $68,000. Call (602) 838- 1095 Main Street, Man- $189,900. ^ n t r y Real dining room, eat-ln and marine recreation, Pekovich said. women since 1982, but has helped increased wages, fringe benefits, 8885. Ext 775. chester, Ct.______kitchen, 7'?2 baths, Estate, 643-4060.O all newborns in Connecticut for ginning of the year, but has AIDS cases, Checko said. rience. Send resume w o rkin g person to stolned hardwood klltchen, hardwood Dimond gathers icebergs with a crane on a their use of condoms, a nationwide survey exposure to the virus that causes dropped those plans, Checko said. training. Full and part to: Box X, C/0 The stock shelves and till RECEPTIONIST. Expe­ P LU M B IN G . A leadino floors, lOOomp service, Though the testing would be time positions through­ floors throughout, 200-foot barge and breaks the ice into chunks (or suggests. AIDS has been postponed for up to Manchester Herald, orders. Experience rienced Receptionist plumbing wholesaler screened porch, large MANCHESTER. Takeno- 2 car garage. Exterior Checko said the delay in the done on infants, but would tell out C T. Coll 464-8120, preferred but not ne­ shipment in freezer vans bound for Seattle. Seventy-six percent of unmarried women ages a year mainly because of ques­ Bralnard Place, Man­ needed to onswer needs experienced billiard or leisure tlcel Recently reno­ wood shakes In excel­ program, which was to have authorities the extent of infection 285-8612 or 928-0515. chester, Ct. cessary. Coll 649-9626. phones, greet clients counter person and vated 6 family In the lent condition, recently AK-Pacific Inc. further breaks down the Ice,, 18 to 44 were sexually active last year compared tions over standardizing labora­ room, % acre heavily yielded Its first results by May or among the babies’ mothers. Gorston Sign Supply, for friendly, fast- stock person. Top treed lot In executive heart of Manchester. painted. $134,900. Jack- packs it in one-kilogram sacks and ships it to with 71 percent in 1982, the survey estimates. tory procedures, officials said. 110 Batson Drive, June, is frustrating but “ it’s more From 60 percent to 80 percent of" paced, advertlslolo wages and benefits. 5 area. Asking $319,900. AM units leased. Separ­ son 81 Jackson Real Japan, where a bag sells for about $6.80. Patricia Checko, an eipdemiol- Monchester. agency located In Man­ day week. Coll for ap­ ate utilities. Seller fi­ Estote, 647-8400.O The study was conducted by Jacqueline important to be sure (the testing) infants who test positive to HIV U 8 R Reolty 6482692.0 ogist with the state Department MAINTENAlfCE HAIRDRESSERS chester. Typing skills o pointment. Curtis nancing available. Call Darroch Forrest of the Alan Guttmacher is done properly.” are not infected but have ac- . RN’S/LPN’S MANCHESTER. Center BRAND New LIstIngl of Health Services, said the test Wanted. For busy shop plus. Salary commen­ Gamble 951-2643. today tor details. This charming room Institute, which studies fertility issues, and MECHANIC 7 AM - 3 PM chimney. Colonial - $385,000. Sentry Real 6 Men get cosmetic work used on infant blood samples is The data gained from the quired antibodies in the womb ‘ with established clien­ surate with expe­ MEDICAL Receptionist Bungalow Is as cute os Richard Fordyce of Ortho Pharmaceutical 3rd SHIFT 3 PM — 11 PM rience. Call Nancy at Cape In desirable Bow­ Estote, 643-4060.D not precise enough to be used for program is considered vital In that react to the HIV test tele. Coll 647-9385 even­ needed by Manchester er’s School district. o button! Unique floor CHICAGO (AP) — The four most common Corp. of Raritan. N. J. ings. 643-2103 days. 649-6456. Opthomologlsts for COVENTRY. Affordable diagnosis and is no longer thought determining how widely the HIV Fall asd Part Tlaw Newly enlarged kit­ plan with lots of nooks cosmetic dental procedures for adult men and It appears in the current issue of the institute’s Meanwhile, the Connecticut! High Speed We’re the areas newest heavy phone work and new construction. 1800 and crannies. 2 bed­ to be reliable when administered virus has spread among the chen with sky-light, women, according to the Academy of General publication. "Family Planning Perspectives” Civil Liberties Union said last Success rehab, center special­ scheduling. Pleasant arch window, new square feet. Contem­ rooms, formal dining to blood samples that have been state’s 3.5 million residents. week It does not believe the data working atmosphere. porary featuring 3 bed­ room, fireplace, ex­ Deiillstry, are tooth bleaching, bonding, The paper says the estimates should be Ths Cocs>Cola Sottlino Company izing In geriatrics and floors and counters, dried more than three weeks. From 12,000 to 36,000 residents of flow YofK part of iho worMwIdf Post-acute care. Markers SECRETARIES Please colt 6487704 ask rooms, 2 baths, fire­ pandable second floor, porcelain laminate veneers and orthodontics. accurate within 2 peycentage points. collection procedure is sufficient ^ highlight this beauti­ The health department had Cooo>Cola famNy. naada an aapa- We offer the areas hi­ tor Tony. fully decorated and place and spacious nice large lot. 1 cor of the state are thought to be to ensure the privacy of babies' rtanood Malntananea Machanio Material Handlers deck In private country hoped to go back and test all the infected but those figures are and mothers. for iha Srd 8Mfl ■! Ka Cast Hartford ghest staff to patient MANCHESTER B O O K K EEP ER 'S Assist­ well-mdintalned 7 garage. $139,900. Jack- plant ratio Housakaepera ant. Dynamic growing room, 3 bedroom, V/2 setting. Minutes to son 81 Jackson Real To- qualify, ywM Mitiwt mual •tmww hava «9 tos v 9S company. Knowledge bath home. Join us and highway. Ftono Realty Estate, 647-8400.D yaart of ONpartanea In production • Flexible Data Entry Marketing — 6485200.a.- Nna trouWaahootln& maintonr ' * ~ Scheduling In General ledger, ac­ see tor yourself 1 Just In addHion you Tha Interesting, busy spot. counts payable and ac­ reduced to $169,900. • Complete Health Excel lent counts receivable. For Straap Real Estate, BOLTON. The view from . In Ana maMtnanot ro* this lovely Raised CONDOMINIUMS pair. iMoaflanl maohanleal ahNla Insurance appointment call Bev 647-7&.0 iPmmunlcatlon skills Ranch In one of Bol­ FOR SALE and a baehotound In high apaad ’’including Dental" needed. Word of 649-W26.______I CLASSm ED ADVERTISING 643-2711 hydrauNo and alaotrtcl aquipmani • Uniform G . F O X 7 GLASTONBURY- ton's most sought after art alao raquirad. focossing experience. C H ILD dare position for Manchester. Pristine 6 area’s. 7 rooms, 3 bed­ FOREST Ridge Town- In ralum for your aMHtlaa. wa oftar Allowance Distribution Center 5" Lots/Lond for Sole ...... 23 Salary to '185K. qualified nannies. $8$7 room home on Shallow rooms, V^ baths, fam­ house. 3V2 baths, 3 bed­ Notices Merchandise Musical Items...... 84! an axoaNanl aalary and banaftta • Pension Plan Is now hiring 2 Investment Property . .24 paokaga aa wall aa outalanding per hour. Long term Brook Lane. 3 full ily room with wet bar. rooms, 1900 square feet L o t t / F o u n d ...... 01 Cameras and Photo Eaulpment...... 85. growth potantlal. If you*ra looking • Bonus Hours Pvrtonals...... 02 Business Property...... 25 tor full & part time (tult/part time, live In baths, 3 car garage, Professionally lands­ of living space, fire­ Resort Property...... 76 jktjk Speciolis^D c^if! | Holldoy Seasonal...... 71 Pets ond Supplies...... 86* hx high apaad auooaaa on tha lob, • Set Schedule (No Executive Offices or out). Nannies Un­ fireplace, central air Announcements...... 03 Miscellaneous tor Sole...... 87! apply in faraon or wrtta: learn about caped. $217,000. Piano place, air conditioning, Mortoopes...... 27 Antiques and Collectibles...... 72 Shift Rotation) public contact position limited 232-7004. dmditloning, gorgeous Reolty 6485200.D deck with view. Par­ Auctions...... 04 Tog Soles...... 88- • Tuition and • flexible schedules Flnonclol...... Wanted to Buy...... -.20 S e r v i c e s RoofIno/SIdIna...... Clothing...... 73 requires outgoing SECOND Shift person to lot and more $270's. tially finished walk-out ...... 05 Flooring...... Wanted to Buv/Trode...... 89 The Coca-Cola MANCHESTER. Colon­ Furniture...... 74 Seminar Benefits • employee discounts Individual. Organize and Cleon vehicles. Blanchard & Rossetto basement. Pool, tennis Child Core...... 51 Electrical...... • Free Meals ial. Older Colonial with Employment & Education Rentals TV/Stereo/Appllonces...... Bottling • inesntive bonus prlorltlzs sxscutivs’s Sundoy-Frldoy. Coll Realtors," We’re Sel- court. Priced to sell at Cleanlnu Services...... 52 Heatlng/Plumblng...... 60 75 llng Houses" 6482482.P much potential and Port Tim e Help Wonted...... to Rooms for Rent...... 31 Machinery and Tools...... NO WEEKENDS programs work load. Word Arbor Acres Form. character. 3 bedrooms, $159,000. Coll owner at Help Wonted...... It Apartments for Rent... Lawn C are...... 53 Mlicelloneous Services...... 76 Automotive Company of AND MUCH UORE 647-0748.______....32 Bookkeeplno/lncome Ta x ...... Services Wonted...... • competitive wages processing sxperlsnce John 633-4681 ext 351. PRICE Slashed! $140’s 2 baths, eat-ln kitchen, Situation Wanted...... 12 Condominiums for Rent -u>33 S4 Gardening...... 77 Caroentry/Remodeling...... 55 Landscaping...... Cars for Sole...... 91 . New York, Inc. Please call • profit sharing needed. Salary to MSK, EOE. will buy this young 6 formal dining plus 2 car NEW 6 room Colonials. Business Opportunities...... 13 Homes for Rent...... 34 Good Things to Eot...... 78 Trucks/Vons for Sole...... CRESTFIELO room Colonial located Instruction...... 14 Pqlnllna/Paperlno...... 56 Concrete...... 92 451 Mall) Street Increase In 3 months. garage. Country living $149,900. Mallard View Store/Office Space...... 35 Fuel OII/Coal/FIrewood...... 79 Compers/Trollers...... 93' CONVALESnUT NOME call or stop by anytime near shopping on West but close to city. 3 bedrooms, 1 Vb baths, Employment Services...... IS Resort Property...... 36 Farm Supplies and Eaulpmen .80 Motorcvcles/Mopeds...... 94 • East Hartford, C T MANCHESTER, CT. between 85 pm to Inquire Fee paid. CERTinED NURSE Middle Turnpike. V/i $189,900. D.W. Fish fireplace, gourmet kit­ Industrial Property...... 37 SUPER SAVINGS WITH OUR SPECIAL Auto Services...... 95 * 06118 about opportunites In re­ baths, flrpeloce, nice Real Estate Garoges and Storage -- ....38 Offlce/Retoll Equipment .... .81 Excsilsnt benaflts. Realty, 6481591.0 chen with all new ap­ MONTHLY CASH IN ADVANCE RATES.. Autos for Rent/Leose...... 96 s tqoal opportunity employer W f / H 643-5151 tail distribution. AIDES backyard. Blanchard & Homes for Sole...... 21 Roommates Wanted ...... 39 Recreational Equipment...... 82 pliances, corpetlng, Miscellaneous Automotive...... 97 Call Ann Ross Ar4 N g m AM# Rossetto Realtors,” Condominiums for Sole...... 22 Wanted to Rent...... 40 C a ll 643-2711 for more Information! Boats and Marine Equipment LOTS of rooms. 9 room, 6 full basement and gar­ .83 Wonted to Buy/Trode...... 98 ThiG. FOX 659-3511 We're Selling Houses’’ age! No monthly asso­ c YOU CAN eniov extra Finding a cash buyer tor bedroom Raised Ranch 6482482.0 ^ vacation money by ex­ the Items you'd like to sell Distribution Cantor Fill aN Part Tlaw In convenient location. ciation fees. Blanchard R A TE S : 1 to 6 days: 90 cents per line per day. DEADLINES: For classified odvertlsments to READ YOUR AD: Clotslfed advgrfltomtnls qre changing Idle Items in Is easy. Just let our read­ 301 Governors Hwy. We offer the areas hi- Oversized 2car garage. 8i Rossetto Realtors,” toMn by telephone as a convenience. The BUSINESS All this onolmost 1 acre We’re Selling Houses” 7 to 19 days; 70 cents per line per day. be published Tuesday through Saturday, the your home for cash ... ers know what you hove So. Windsor, C T Q6074 ghaat staff to patient G IVE YOUR budget a Manchester Herald Is responsible for only one with an ad In classified. with a pretty stream. 6482482.0______20 to 25 days; 40 cents per line per day. deadline Is noon on the day before publica­ for sole with an od In 282-3010 PERSONNEL ratio. boost! Sell those still- Incorrect Insertion and then only for the size of Call 643-2711 to place your • Flexible good but no-longer-used Come on In. $169,900. NEW Construction. Ko- 26 or more days: 50 cents per line per day. tion. For advertisements to be published Classified. 643-2711. EC* Temp Jobe Alaol D.W. Fish Realty, 643- the original Insertion. Errors which do not lessen ad. Scheduling Items In your home tor r^ebn Estates, Man­ Minimum charge: 4 lines. Monday, the deadline Is 2:30 p.m. on cr|

/ to — MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. Aug. 1, 1988

S TAG SALE . A 4 Days for the Price of 3! Are things piling up? Then why not have a tag sale? The beat way to announce It is with a Herald Classified Ad. Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for the week. Call 643-2711 Q H H 3

HOMES OFFICE/RETAIL CARS CARS I FOR RENT EQUIPMENT FOR SALE FOR SALE A Specioli£D#ft! MANCHESTE iT Avdllo- O F F IC E Desks, chairs. CAVALIER-CImarron ble Immediately. Excellent condition. HONDA Accord 1981. 1983. 4 door, 5 spaed, Lovely 5 room cope. 2 Please telephone 649- Mint condition. Orttil- loaded. $3200. Please nal owner. Low mi­ bedrooms, appliances, 4355. telehone 646-2213. rec room and garage. leage, automatic, air, CLEANIN8 I CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ IMRCELLANEOUS Desirable area. 0800 cruise control, sunroof CAMARO Berllnetto 1981. SERVICES REMODELING PLUMBING SERVICES per month plus utilities and loaded with many T-tops, oir, automatic. and security. 643-2129. MISCELLANEOUS other features. Coll 646- $2000. or best offer. 1112 until 5pm.______649-3328 M ita t. Im M ni, il ihiH If IMMEDIATE occu­ FOR SALE HOME & OFFICE Cmtnctia. kda I Tiii HaL F J'i FiBiHbiM, Hiilino A Tae Sail SerBBRed Leam' pancy. 2 bedroom NOVA 1978. One onwer. P O N TIAC 6000 1984. 4 Any amount dellvared. Alao, fill, house In nice neighbor­ D E C O R A TIV E 30" x 36" Very well kept. Many door, 4 cylinder, oIr, Ctaai’i l bpin Air CiiMnisnIng new parts, no rust. CLEANING N rouV* Mek at oontncton not r«(um- BollOrg, pumps, hot water gravel, atone end bark, muloh. hood. $675 per month Plate glass mirror, AM-FM. Excellent ITI Do It Your Way - Iflt your OBit, m H m . PuNy Inmtnd. Bobcat, beckhoe 8 toeder rental. plus utilities. Security dated 1958. Best offer Runs great. Must see. condition. 53,000 miles. tanka, new and 633-6164.n______replaeements. and deposit. No pets. $1500 or best offer. Call Asking $3500. 527-5898. WEEKLY • BI-WEEKLY DAWS CONSTRUCTION 646-3917. 872-7996 offer 5:30pm. MAR Corntrucdon FREE ESTIMATES STORM Windows. Triple 1978 CHEVY Nova. 6 cy­ Call Jackla 6 4 7-1 9 9 0 urnIWMaPK. iai m aaa-i a -iT M 872-1400/659-9555 MANCHESTER. 3 or 4 track with screens, MERCEDES Benz 300D linder, am/fm radio, 043-0640 / nO-0810 bedrooms, appliances, make an offer I Various 1977. No rust. 36,000 runs great. $800. orbest PAINTING/ g a ra g e . $1250 per sizes. Also, 112" aluml- miles on new engine. offer. 643-2219.______p e r s o n a l ' SERvicBS month. Security. No num owning. 568-4841. $8700. 649-8484. D ATSU N 200 SX 1982. 2 PAPERING pets. 647-9976. LAWN CARE MISCELLANEOUS • Chochbook Control STEREO with tweo CAM ARO 305 1977. Dolby door, power steering, NAAAE your own price.) SERVICES • Incomo T on Mroporotlon M A N C H ES TE R . 2 bed­ speakers, toys, crib, stereo. White with red powerbrokes, 5 speed, I • Ltfo 5 Hoolth Insuronco AOvleo pinstripes. $1500 or best Father & Son Pointing room, appliances, gor- cor seat, microwave, sunroof. Excellent con­ • Murtoot ConsuMoHon ^ age. $800 per month. lawn mower, dressing offer. 646-0724.______dition. $2700. 649-6238. CORRIVEAU’S and Poperlno. Remo­ b a b y s i t t e r . Girl (14) • Hlnonclol 6 Istofo MIonnIno val. 291-8567. T. Security. No pets. 647- table, chest, excercise C H E V Y Nova 1973. V-8, LAWN BENVICE desires central lob(s). Coll Don M otler-649-3329 9976. bike, moll box. Coll automatic transmis­ Please telephone 646- 647-8459. sion. Best offer. 725- • Fully Insured Renovations/Plus . 7847 imtll Horn p. B. MoMar, Inc. LIPMAN #1 CuMOffl Initrlor 8 ExWrtor 2634 8om-4pm, 872-9057 • Free Estimates STORE AND after 5pm. VOLKSWUUiEN PalnUne ■ Celllna Repair S ODD fobs, Truckino. • Call 647-7657 Renew • Rower WaaMiig Home repoirs. You ^DELIVERING OFFICE SPACE TAG HONDA 1976 CB 360 T. PRE-OWNED Pree EeUmalee • name It, we do It. Free Rich, clean, glone-free Low miles.. $350. orbest 1988 VW JE TTA - *10,895 Ineuratf • Senior Olteovnie loom. 8 yarde. '80 Plus Tax. FU R N ISH ED Offices with SALES estimates. Insured. 643- offer. 643-8108 or 646- B OL’S TO c h o o se FROM 0304. Alao, sand, graval, atone phone, receptionist, 6498 offer 6pm.______R n CARPENTRY/ 6 46 -2 2 5 3 and horse manure. AT. AC. STEREO. CHOICE OF COLORS I D O I p ------copy, fax and secre- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ BUICK Century Wagon REMODELING tory support. 647-4800. eral Stotute 23-65 prohibits 87 VW GOLF the posting of advertise­ 1979. Running condi­ Pressure Treated 643-9504 E A S T Center Street. 1000 tion. Needs some work. ROORNG/ ments by any person, firm or 87 VW SCIROCCO FARRAND REMODELMR Decks sq. ft. office space. corporation on a teleoroph, $300 or best offer. Call lev...... *11,295 Reeni oMmene. deck!, raenne. SIDING Top quality 00.50 per Excellent vlsoblllty. telephone, electric llphf or 649-2840. Udine, window! end autteri. square foot complete. T&L MASONRY 649-0533.______power pole or to a tree, 85 FORD F-150 Bocklioe end bulldaier terlee Bosic constructed 1st Brick, block, stone. FORD Pinto 1979. 70,000 Pup...... *6,859 STORE for rent. Approxl- shrub, rock, or onv other miles, good condition, ovalloMe. Cell Bob Rerrond, Jr. RUNCHESTER ROOFING floor decks. natural oblect without o writ­ 85 CHEVY CAMARO Chimneys and repairs. motelv 800 square feet am/fm cassette, 4 ex­ All typea of roofing 8 No Job too small. ten permit for the purpose of Bm . 647-8509 r 647-7957 plus basement. Coll protectlnp It or the public and tra snow tires. $700. or repalre. Wood ohlngles FREE ESTIMATES 647-1221. 84 BUICir 7^1 O 'hV Rm . 645-6849 — Cedar Shakes. carries o fine of up to $50 for best offer. 742-9065 Wsgoi SO»->/...... *7,795 each offense. evenings. 27 Y»ar$ Exparlanoa Call 645-8063 82 CHEVY CHEVETTE WE bo IT a l l ' Mtufvtf • UeoTMotf • Oworinfootf HAWKES TREE SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS NOVA 1976. Runs excel- OormiTt, R a M R«fieh69. Buoksi, truck 8 chipper. Slump I PETS AND lent. Needs bodv/lnte- AddWene, Oeeks. W# esn oustom 645-8830 removal. Free aatimatas. FOR RENT rlor work. $500 or best 24 TallaRd Tapk, Me. 83 buMd your home. CompiMlIve Special consideration lor SUPPLIES alter. Coll after 6pm. Vernon, CT * 649-2638 aldorty and handicapped. TWO Car garage. $45. 643-4177.______ILANDSCAPINO each side per month. FOR Sale: Chinese Shor- FLOORING 647-7553 649-8365.______Pel puppies. Show C AM AR 01984. Red, t-top, jM iS««-737t I quality at pet prices. stereo, air, 5 speed, GARAGE. 1 car. Rear of excellent condition, MORIARTY L A N b 66Af>IMG 244 Main Street. Crock­ Call after 6;30pm. 646- MO JOB fOOBmU 6047.______low mileage. $7500 or HANDYMAN nd Prun% Shnibt. Hidfto. itrtllUlfig. ett Agency. Please tel­ best offer. 643-4638. BROTHERS ■RIAN'S HOME FL00R8ANDING pitwHfy , lyim 99981138 A ephone 643-1577. FREE Kittens and young IMraOVIMENTS • Floora like new fll9lfia9fWfM}6, cits. Shots and neau- BUICK Skyhawk 1980. Deoke,'AddWona. Wlndowe, HAULING ' CM YMEC CSTIMATE8 ti 'ed. Ages 6 weeks to 6 Good condition. 80,000 • Spedallxlng In older floors miles, V-6, 4 speed, _ RooSna Siding e Natural 8 stained floors A n y Jo b — Anytime PeraaBalizad U wr Cart months. Call 742-5768. USED ReaeonaMO eYrae e tU m tu Merchandise sunroof. $1500 or best e No waxing anymore A LaadKaglRg • Intund Call Gary 875-3483 742-5224 iwwnls** offer. 649-5110.______CARS » 4 7 4 4 4 l Jam vmiilla • 6455750 MISCELLANEOUS DODGE Daytona Turbo FOR SALE 1985. All power, stereo, 88 Merkur Soorpk) *19,495 GT tires, mint condl- CLOTHING tlon. $5200. 649-9246. 88 Merc. Sable *11,995 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,895 FUR Coot, full length O^LDS Cutlass 1977. New Rentals APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Muscrat. Size: petite- ENOROLLS exhaust and shocks. 87 Marc. Topai *6795 FOR RENT FOR RENT FOR RENT short. Worn 3 times. 2718 arMNi • 2M Respectable looking 87 Marc. Cougar *10,999 Perfect condition. $600. 12% artdih • 2 tor 280 Ipside and out. Relia­ 87 Marc. Q. Marquli *11,395 THE Olcolt Is now man­ 647-1824. MUST a* pMad up el eta ble. Everything works Including air. Asking I ROOMS aged by Beacon Man­ STORRS. 2 bedroom, pri­ MANCHESTER. Bright, HaraM Office Monday thru 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC *19,995 agement Corporation. vate entrance. Ap- Thuftdaybafoie 11 a.m.enly. $900. Call 647-0511 or FOR RENT spacious 5 room, 2 come see at 17 Hack- 87 Ford Cr. Vic, We ore now accepting pllances and bedroom, 3rd floor. On SPORTING *10,995 applications for our 1 carpeting. $435. Call matack Street, 87 Marc. Cougar ROOM with kitchen privi­ busline. Appllnoces, Manchester. *10,495 and 2 bedroom units. 643-8516. quiet area. Clean, off WANTED TO leges. Private M an­ 86 Toyota Camry *8995 Fully oppllanced kit­ street parking. No pets. O LD 5M O B ILE 1976. Runs chester residence. chen, wall-to-wall car-. MISTRAL Windsurfer, GUY/TRADE Non-)smoker, no alco­ $500 per month plus $750. 6 toot sail with but needs work. $99 or 66 Marc. Marquli *5995 petlng, private parking T H R E E bedroom duplex. utilities. Security dep­ hol. Quiet, considerate. Immediate occupancy. battens, 12 foot board WANTED. One lorge dog best offer. 647-1824. 86 Mare. Q. Mar. LS •11,495 $75 weekly. 649-2907 and swimming pool. osit and referenecs re- Rush. We are near schools $700 plus utilities. Call with adjustable mast- house and one child's aulred. 633-7477 or 742- frock, foot straps and riding horse. Coll 88 Old! Clera *8495 and shopping mall. 646-7007 or 647-1221. 9515. Conveniently located 5 skeg. Coll 774-4845 be­ Jackie 647-1990. 68 Marc. Marquli Brog. *5995 APARTMENTS tween 5pm-10pm or 646- minutes from 1-84 and 0271.______CLYDE 85 Lincoln Coni. •12,995 FOR RENT ^ 15 minutes to down­ PARTLY Furnished 3 MANCHESTER. Conve­ CARS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. town Hartford. No pets rooms. Heot. Working nient location. 4 room S E T Ping golf clubs. 4 FOR SALE ROUTE S3, VERNON 85 Buick We S O L D •8995 O N E Side of 2 family for single mole preferred. apartment. Applian­ woods, 10 Irons, excel­ allowed. Residents pay 86 Chevy PU •8495 85 Olds Cut. S O L D •7495 rent. 3 bedrooms, own utilities. For more No pets. Lease. 643- ces, separate utilities. lent condition. $250. 2880. Telephone 643-4827. 649-2231. TrtERCU^ Moffcorch 88 Toyota PU •5990 washer-dryer hook-up, Information please coll 1976. New exhaust sys­ 84 Buick LaSabra •6995 carpeting. Nice loca­ 643-0612 or 643-6432. tem, good tires, oir, 86 Chevy CIO. 84 Chevy Cl S O L D •5495 tion. $695 per month. FOUR Room apartment. TAG TAG 108,000 miles. $475. 644- loaded •10,900 Coll 644-2673 or 644-3313 2nd floor, stove and TAG 3968. 84 Buick L a S g O L D •6995 evenings. GALES GALES 66 Chevy CIO •8995 refrigerator. No utili­ SALES 84 Lincoln Contin. •10,995 ties. Security. $500 I 66 Chevy CIO, T o Cleon coffee stains monthly. 646-7336. loaded •10,900 83 Ford Mui S O L D •3995 from china or plastic, rub Sell Your Car 86 Dodge W100 4x4 •9300 tfoln with baking soda. To Not all the news Is on the 301-305 CENTER ST. find a cosh buyer for that 87 Chevy CIO front page! There's lots of Silverado MANCHESTER china closet you nd longer newsy Information In the •12,900 use, place a low-cost ad In Classified section. 643- 87 Chevy Blazer. Classified. 643-2711. 2711. 4 Lines — 10 Days 4x4 •16,900 643-5135 50e charge each addi­ 87 Chevy SIKreredo •12,900 tional Una, per day. You LROAL NOTICB 88 GMC « Ton PU •13,900 can cancel at any time. TRUCK8/VAN8 TOW N OR ANDOVBR IT'S SORRY, 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 FOR GALE FINAL ACTION OR TH I PLANNING 8 ZONING COMMISSION NO REFUNDS OR ADJUSTMENTS FORD F150 1983. 8 cy­ At o meeting of the Planning 8 Zoning Commission of Andover, Ct., held on July IS, INS, the following action was C A U HERALD linder, power brakes : token: CENTER and steering. 66,000 , *540 - Eugene Sommortlno for o three lot resubdivislon. miles, with cap. 84700. CLASSIFIED MOTORS 643-4425. K Woodlands II. 461 Main St., Manchester The waiver and the application were denied. 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Low Coat Financing The details of the above actions token by the Planning 8 iQ o r i CAMPERS/ Zoning Commission ora on file In the Minutes of the meeting 1M9 Ply. Reliant...... *4495 1 TRAILERS In the office of the Tosyn Clerk. Wafoa. AT. AC. PS, Stem Doted at Andover, Connecticut this 1st day of August, I9SS. liti Pont, tea!...... *5495 1980 35 foot Coachman ANDOVER PLANNING 8 ZONING COMMI»ION 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. Till, CC Kenneth Lester, Chairman MANCHESTER trailer with tlltouts, INS Chav Cavalier C8...... *3795 sleeps 8, full both, air, 001-M HONDA 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/PM itarao new appliances. Atk- IN4 Ran. Alliance...... *2295 Ing 88000. 646-4388 USED CARS 4 Dr.. 4 Spd, Lo mllM NOTICE •longer need.M Iii4 Chav Chavalta ...... *2695 EIGHT Foot ptck-up PUBLIC HBARINO 84 Honda CRX •SI 27 I dr., 4 Spd . MX ml. ‘Xka new' camper. Sleeps 4, heoteF. $500 or best __ BOARD OR DIRECTORS 83 Bulok Skylark •2978 IM4 Ford Bnmrt PL ...... *2995 TOWN OR MANCHRSTBR, CONNECTICUT Wafon, 4 Dr., i Spd., DoIhbo lal. offer. Call Pete 647-9133 88 Honda CMo CRX •6897 otter 5pm. Notice Is hereby given that the Board of Directors, Town of 85 Dodge Lancer *6973 IN I Buick RIvlam ...... *6495 Manchester, Connecticut, will hold a Public Hearing at the HeraW a n fyo S Loadad. Low Hllaa Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 494 Main Street, Manchester, 86 Toyota Tercel •5749 IN I Ply. Harllon...... ;..*2295 MOTORCYCLES/ Connecticut, on Tuesday, Augusts, ISSSat 7:30 P.M. to con­ 87 Sunbird *5123 4 Dr.. AT. Vary daaa sider and act on the follosylng: M0PED8 84 Honda CMo Wg. '6453 IN I Oiav Monte Carlo...... *2995 1. An appropriatlen to be added to capital accounts of the I Dr. Spt. Cpa., AT. PS. AC. ! Tana Ifsa-tfiS budget for the purpose of paying the costs of de- 88 Honda Praluda '8922 HO N D A CB6S0 1981. Very 88VW8olroooo '10,124 IN I Dodia Omni...... *2295 slgnlns and constructing a new municipal office building, 4 Dr., Auto. LaUMIIaa good condition. Low the approprigtion to be In the amount of SI34I004I00.00. 88 Honda OX CMo '6773 miles. 8875. Please INI PonUacT-INe...... *1795 2. Financing sold appropriation and addition to said budget 88 Chevy Cuet. Van • SOLD telephone 74^591^■ by the Issugnce of general obligation bonds of the Tossn 4 Dr. 4 Spd.. La ml., I Owaar and notes In anticipation of such bonds In an amount not 84 Ford Tempo '4197 INIDodfaOmnI ...... *1995 HONDA CB 1981. 900 cus- to exceed $114)00,000.00. '84 Pont. 6000 *5181 4 Dr, AT. Exc. Cdod. tom. Low mileage. Ex- cellent condition. 3. Such matters relating to the foregoing as may be prop­ 84 Olde Clera '5372 ■*N Chevy Caroaro...... *2495 erly considered at said hearing. Spt. Cpa., AT. P8. AC. Ipl. Whaola Asking 81600. Coll Pete 88 Honda CMo SI *7968 All Pidille nMotlngs of the Town of Manchester are heldat lo- 643 Itn Pont. Sunblrd...... *1595 647-9133 offer 5pm. eotfens sshich are accessible to hgndlcopped citliens. In ad­ Classified 83 Mazda RX-7 '5427 1 Dr. Cpa.. AT, PS. Bic. Cand. dition, ha^lcgeped Individuals reaulrlng an auxiliary aid fh 81 Chav. Monte Carlo '3928 ine Ford l t d Brgh...... *1195 oerticipotlon at meetings should 4 Dr. Vi, AT. AC. PS. V. Od. Good. MnCEUANEOUG contact the Town ot 647-3123 on* week prior to the scheduled 86 Marc. Capri *6331 83 Ply. Tuilemo *2567 IN I Ford Oallila N i $ A V E AUTOMOTIVE meeting so that appropriate orrangments can be made. Coovambla. MuUiaa JAM ES R. FOGARTY "The Aate Prefeeileflals” Secretary, Board of Directors MIKE FLYNN CHRYSLER Newport 24 M8M8 St., Maachattar 1973 for parts. $50 or Doted ot Manchester, Connecticut this 27th day of July, 1900. 6 4 9 -4 3 0 4 Opeo M-r M / Sal. M best offer, tow. 647- 07I-*7 646-3515 1824. Rush. I - ^ j } I ■ JO - MANCHESTER HERALD, Monday. Aug. 1, 1988 Uprising Jail crisis'ands; ■ IT’S TAG SALE TIME guards released /5 4 Days for the Price of 3! ^ Are things piling up? Then why net have a tag sale? The best way to announce It Is with a Herald Classified Ad. Just place your ad before Tuesday and you’re all set for the week. Call 643-2711 TAG SALE SIGN B H ia WHEN YOU PLACE AN AD. STOP IN AT OUR OFFICE. Hlanrlfffitpr H rralJi IE8 OFFICE/RETAIL CAR8 CAR8 RENT EQUIPMENT FOR SALE FOR RALE ' i ^ Spcciolf» D # tf[ MANCHESTER. Avollo- OFFICE Desks, chairs. CAVALIER-CImarron Tuesday, Aug. 2,1988 ble Immediately. Excellent condition. HONDA Accord 1981. 1983. 4 door, 5 speed, Manchestar, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Lovely 5 room cope. 2 Please telephone 649- Mint condition. Origi­ loaded. $3200. Please 3 0 C e n t s bedrooms, appliances, 4355. nal owner. Low mi­ telehone 646-2213. rec room and garage. leage, automatic, air, CLEANINB I CARPENTRY/ HEATING/ MISCELLANEOUS Desirable area. S800 cruise control, sunroof CAMARO Berllnetta 1981. SERVICES REMODELING PLUMBING SERVICES per month plus utilities and loaded with many T-tops, air, automatic. ond security. 643-2129. MISCELLANEOUS other features. Call 646- $2000. or best offer. Strike 649-3328 IMMEDIATE occu­ __I FOR SALE 1112 until 5pm. pancy. 2 bedroom NOVA 1978. One onwer. PONTIAC 6000 1984. 4 CKtiKtiai lida I Trie RbL Tbr SbII ScTBBMtl Lb m i H O M E'& O m CE PJ’i nnnbliM, Hilling house In nice neighbor­ DECORArivETo^'^TST' Very well kept. Many door, 4 cylinder, air, Reagan won’t Any amount dsHwrad. Also, IMI, M hb's I bpan CLEANING Air CuMRlinlno gtaval, atons and bark, tmiloh. hood. $675 per month plate glass mirror, new parts, no rust. AM-FM. Excellent If yo u ^ dok Of oofdTMlOfB net rvluav BollSrs, pumlM, hot wslsr Runs great. Must see. worries Bobcat, backhoa 6 loadw rantal. plus utilities. Security dated 1958. Best otter condition. 53,000 miles. iJ Ing your edta. eoN uo. Puty Inourod, I’ll Do It Your Way — tanks, new and and deposit. No pets. 633-6164.P______$1500 or best otter. Call Asking $3500. 527-5898. WEEKLY - BI-WEEKLY rsplaoamants. DAVIS CM8TNUCTI0N 646-3917. 872-7996 otter 5:30pm. M6R CMHtruGlIon "FflEf eSTIMATES STORM Windows. Triple 1978 CHEVY Nova. 6 cy­ 872-1400/658-9555 track with screens, MERCEDES Benz 300D linder, am/fm radio, Call Jackla 647-1990 s insasMsIir, MS. ■4A-17M MANCHESTER. 3 or 4 643-0840 / S I60 8I0 bedrooms, appliances, make on otter I Various 1977. No rust. 36,000 runs great. $800. or best farmers veto bill on garage. $1250 per sizes. Also, 112" alumt- miles on new engine. otter. 643-2219.______PAINTING/ $8700. 649-8484. PERSONAL SERVICES month. Security. No num owning. 568-4841. DATSUN 200 SX 1982. 2 PAPERING pets. 647-9976. CAMARO 305 1977. Dolby door, power steering, By Andrew J. Davis / I LAWN CARE MISCELLANEOUS • Checkbook Cdfltrol STEREO with tweo • In co m t T om Fr^porotlofi MANCHESTER. 2 bed­ speakers, toys, crib, stereo. White with red powerbrdkes, 5 speed, Manchester Hei'did NAME your own price.) SERVICES • L ift A HM ith insurwficE Advict room, appliances, gar­ car seat, microwave, pinstripes. $150o or best sunroof. Excellentcon- Father ft Son Pointing • Bud«Et Cofttuffaflon offer. 646-0724. age. $800 per month. lawn mower, dressing dltlon. $2700. 649-6238. A lengthy strike by workers at and Papering. Remo­ • nnoflclat A KEtoft FlonnIiiR plant closings CORRIVEAU’S BABYSITTER. Girl (14) Security. No pets. 647- table, chest, excercise val. 291-8567. CHEVY Nova 1973. V-8, the Central Connecticut Coopera­ LAWN BERVICE desires central lob(s). Call Dan M oildr-44f-3329 9976. bike., mall box. Call automatic transmis­ Please telephone 646- 647-8459. sion. Best otter. 72^ LIPMAN #1 tive Farmers Association could By Merrill Hartson • Fully Inaurad Renovations/Plus . M47 until Horn. p . B. fyioBlar« Inc. cause hardships for 800 New president is "w illing to swallow a 2634 8om-4pm, 872-9057 The Associated Press • Free Estimates « CuMOffl IntarkK I E x w rio r I STORE AND otter 5pm. VOLKSWAGEN England fanners, who would be little bit, even though he doesn’t Palming ■ Calling Rapair a ODD fobs. Trucking. ___ lOFRCEGPACE PRE-OWNED left to find other sources of grain, like it." • Call 6 4 7 - 7 6 5 7 Ranaw • Powar WaFilng ^DELIVERING TAG HONDA 1976 CB 360 T. WASHINGTON - President Home repairs. You Low miles, $350. or best said agricultural officials. PTaa EMImafat ■ name It, we do It. Free Rich, elaan, stone-tree 8ALE8 1988 VW JETTA - <10,895 Reagan likely will allow a plant­ Both Dole and Simpson have Intuna • Stnior Okeounli loam. 5 yards. *80 Plus Tax. FURNISHEDOttlceswIth otter. 643-8108 or 646- S OL'S TO c h o o s e from StrikiM^ workers said that been mentioned as possible vice estimates. Insured. 643- Also, sand, grayel, atone phone, receptionist, 6498 otter 6pm.______closing worker notification bill to ■c a r p e n t r y / 646-2253 0304. AT. AC. STEREO. CHOICE OF COLORS union and co-op officials were in presidential running mates with and horaa manure. copy, tax and secre- NOTICE. Connecticut Gen­ BUICK Century Wagon become law without his signa­ I rerioiielins tory support. 647-4800. eral Stotute 33-65 prohibits 87 VW G O LF negotiations late this morning in ture, Senate Republican Leader Bush. Both said they did not think the postino of advertise­ 1979. Running condi­ an effort to end the strike. About Pressure Treated 643-9504 EAST tenter Street. 1000 tion. Needs some work. I Bob Dole said today. politics played any role in Rea­ ROORNG/ ments by any person, firm or 87 VW scinocco 35 co-op truck drivers, mill gan’s indication that he intends to FAimilND REII0DELIN6 Decks sa. ff7fcs)ttlce, space. corporation on o telegraph, $300 or best offer. Call le v ...... *1 1 ,2 9 5 Dole told reporters that in a Room otfdfttono* Oocfct« rooR ne, SIDING Top quality IS.50 par Excellent visablllty. telephone, electric lloht or 649-2840. workers and mechanics walked meeting with Reagan, the presi­ let the bill become law. •ItflfiO* wInOowi ond e v tto rt. tquora foot complata. TftL M/ISONRV 649-0533.______power pole or to o tree, 85 FORD F-150 . . off the job at 10 Apel Place after FORD Pinto 1979. 70,000 P u p ...... *6 ,8 5 9 dent told Republican congres­ " I haven’t lost a bit of sleep Bocfchoo cmd bwlldostr torlco Basic conslructsd 1st Brick, block, atone. STORE tor rent. Approxi­ shrub, rock, or any other miles, good condition, ■cthelr three-year contract expired ovolloblo. Coll B o b F O rrond . J r. natural oblect without a writ­ 85 CH EVY CAM ARO sional leaders that “ I may just thinking about that,” Simpson MANCHESTER ROOFING floor dscks. Chimneys and rapalra. mately 800 sauare feet am/tm cassette, 4 ex­ at midnight Sunday. All types of roofing ft No fob too small. ten perm it for the purpose of IROC Z -M ...... *9 ,9 9 5 keep my pen in my pocket” on the said. 6 m . 647-8509 6 4 7 -7 9 5 7 plus basement. Call proteettnp Itorthepubllcond tra snow tires. $700. or The strikers are seeking better rapalra. Wood shingles FREE ESTIMATES 647-1221. legislation. Nw. 645-6849 carries a fine of up to S50 for best otter. 742-9065 .... *7 ,7 9 5 wages, pensions, more vacation House Republican Whip Trent — Cedar Shakes. each offensf. evenings. Dole, R-Kan., said that Reagan Lott of Mississippi said that while 27 Vaara Exptrltnen Call 645-8063 SZCH^EVYCHEVEITE days and more sick days. indicated he is leaning toward fnourod • Uoonood • Oworonrood HAWKES TREE SERVICE MISCELLANEOUS NOVA 1976. Runs excel- The co-op buys grain in bulk there might be a chance in the WE DO Y f ALL' Bucksi, truck 6 etilppsr. Stump lent. Needs bodv/lnte- allowing the plant-closing bill to House to sustain a Reagan veto of DofWMro. Rolood Rofiolioo. PETS AND 24 ToUaml Tupli, RIb. 83 from midwest suppliers, mixes it AddMono. Dod». Wo oon ouWom 6 4 S e t3 0 tsmaval. Frss aatlmatsa. IFOR RENT rlor work. $500 or best become law at midnight Wednes­ the plant-closing bill, "it would be SUPPLIER Vernon, CT • 849-2638 and ships it to about 800 New Duwo |fow* nowm vofnoMMvw Spadal conaMaratlon for I offer. Call after 6pm. day. Dole said he thought Rea­ very difficult.” aldorty and handicappsd. TWO Car garage. $45. 643-4177. England farmers. gan’s intention was to prod I LANDSCAPING each side per month. FOR Sale. Chinese Shar- CAM AR01984. Red,t-top, "Any strike that (lasts) will be Congress into action on other “ The battle is over and we FLOORING 647-7553 649-8365.______■ Pel puppies. Show painful to both ends.” said ought to move on to the next ^ 1 ^ ^ 7 3 7 6 I quality at pet prices. stereo, air, 5 speed, legislation, rather than to take GARAGE. 1 car. Rear of excellent condition, MORIARTY Vincent Majchier, deputy com­ issue,” Lott said. He said that LANDSCAPING 244 Main Street. Crock­ Call after 6:30pm. 646- some heat off likely Republican low mileage. $7500 or missioner of the state Depart­ David Kool/Manchastar Harald congressional Democrats would MOJOtTOOmUUX ett Agency. Please tel­ 6047.______presidential candidate George HANDYMAN imi Wuna atuuka. tu S aw . te a x i liig, best offer. 643-4638. BROTHERS merely attach the same plant­ ■RIAN'S NOME fLOORiANDING pHnSnaa, lawn M i e n a a ephone 643-1577. FREE Kittens and young ment of Agriculture. CHICKEN CHECK — David Stansberry, Bush. maimansnca. BUICK Skyhawk 1980. McNuggets at McDonald’s restaurant in closing provision to subsequent mraoviMiNTs a Floora like new HAULING c< Is. Shots and neau- While many farmers have a former employjiB of the workshop run The plant-closing bill would CM FREE ESTIMATES t( 'ed. Ages 6 weeks to 6 Good condition. 80,000 Vernon before the food is packaged for legislation — if a veto were Dsoks. AddWona, Wlndowt, • Specializing In older floors miles, V-6, 4 speed, enough grain on site to handle a require companies to give em­ ParfSBBliieA Lbwb Cara months. Call 742-5768. USED by the Manchester Association for customers. RooRna Siding • Natural ft alalned Hoofs A n y J o b — A n y tim e sunroof. $1500 or best one to two-week strike, a longer ployees OOdays’ advance notice of upheld — and said that lawmak­ RsatonaMS •>rss E t t lm tltt ft Laaiscaalag Merchandise Retarded Citizens, inspects Chicken ers should not “ play with this • In tu n d a No waxing anymora otter. 649-5110.______strike would force farmers to buy plant shutdowns. Call Gary 875-3483 742-5224 CARS grain elsewhere, Majchier said. cat” any longer. A 4 7 - 8 4 4 1 Jdm VMIallli - 64G6750 MISCELLANEOUS DODGE Daytona Turbo Dole said Reagan is “ swallow­ FOR SALE 1985. All power, stereo, 66 M trkur Scorpio *19,495 That would naturally hurt the ing something that he doesn’t GT tires, mint condl- 66 Marc. Sable grain co-op, but it would also totally like in order to get us off I CLOTHING tlon. $5200. 649-9246. *11,995 cause hardship for farmers who Workshop does Its Joh well; the dime” on separate legislation 87 Marc. Q. Mar. LS *13,895 Police track FUR Coot, full length OLDS Cutlass 1977. New may have trouble finding enough overhauling the U.S. trade laws. exhaust and shocks. 87 Marc. Topar *6795 APARTMENTS APARTMENTS APARTMENTS Muscrot. Size: petite- ENDROLLS grain, he said. The senator noted that there 27ft wkRh • 2M Respectable looking 87 Marc. Cougar Rentals FOR RENT FOR RENT - FOR RENT short. Worn 3 times. *10,999 “ The chicks and cows have to are only 25 to 28 legislative days oil spillage Perfect condition. $600. 12ft width-2 tor 2Se Ipsicle and out. Relia­ ble. Everything works 87 Marc. Q. Marquia *11,395 eat,” he said. “ You can’t go to retarded, business benefit remaining in this session, and THE Olcott Is now man­ 647-1824. MUST oa ptekad ug at Ota Hsrda Ghlea M en^ theu Including air. Asking McDonald’s and get lunch for that several crucial issues re­ Police are investigating an oil aged by Beacon Man­ STORRS. 2 bedroom, pri­ MANCHESTER. Bright, 87 Lincoln MK7 LSC * 19,995 ROOMS Thunder baton 11 a.m.eniy. $900. Coll 647-0511 or them. You have to feed them that statewide emphasis on supportive employment. main, including new assistance to spill that occurred at about 11:15 agement Corporation. vate entrance. Ap- spacious 5 room, 2 87 Ford Cr. Vic. FOR RENT come see at 17 Hack- *10,995 steadydiet.” Second In a series Of an increase of $150 million to the state the Nicaraguan rebels and a.m. at 80 Sheldon Road, then We are now accepting pllances and bedroom, 3rd floor. On l a ^ SPORTING matack Street, applications for our 1 carpeting. $435. Call 87 Marc. Cougar *10,495 The co-op supplies grain to Department of Mental Retardation budget in the continued to Oakland where it ROOM with kitchen privi­ busline. Appllnaces, 1 ^ 0 0 0 0 8 Manchester. drought assistance to farmers. and 2 bedroom units. 643-8516. quiet area. Clean, off W ANnOTO about two-thirds of the 400 dairy By Anita M. Caldwell leges. Private Man­ 88 Toyota Camry *8995 last few years, the bulk has been earmarked for Assistant Republican leader traveled north to Tolland Turn­ Fully appllonced kit­ street parking. No pets. BUY/TRADE OLDSMOBILE 1976. Runs farmers in the state, said Lynn Manchester Herald supportive employment, says DMR Commis­ pike, police said. chester residence. MISTRAL Windsurfer, 66 Marc. Marquia Alan K. Simpson of Wyoming said chen, wall-to-wall car-. $500 per month plus $750. 6 foot soil with but needs work. $99 or *5995 Brown, dairy specialist with the sioner Bryan Lensink. Non-)smoker, no olco- peting, private-parking THREE bedroom duplex. there are no more than 23 votes in Police said the source of the oil hol. Quiet, considerate. utilities. Security dep­ battens, 12 foot board WANTED. One large dog best otter. 647-1824. 88 Marc. G. Mar. LS *11,495 University of (Connecticut Agri­ Suzanne Gordon said she feels like she’s come and swimming pool. Immediate occupancy. osit and references re­ Rush. ” I think our philosophy and our mission is the Senate for upholding a veto, was probably a truck. Police said $75 weekly. 649-2907 $700 plus utilities. Coll with adjustable mast- house and one child's cultural Experiment Station. A a long way since she started working at We are near schools quired. 633-7477 or 742- track, foot straps and riding horse. Call 88 Olda Clara *8495 clear and aggressive. We’re definitely one of the saying ” tl)e reality is It’s a very the driver probably didn’t realize and shopping mall. 646-7007 or 647-1221. prolonged strike could result in a Friendly’s restaurant in East Hartford three leaders in the country in supportive employ­ the oil had spilled. 9515^ skeg. Call 774-4845 be­ Jackie 647-1990. 86 Marc. Marquia Brog. *5995 difficult exercise to get 34,” the Conveniently located 5 scarcity of grain supply, he said. years ago after working at the Manchester ment,” Lensink says. APARTMENTS tween 5pm-10pm or 646- number of votes necessary. Officials at the scene said minutes from 1-84 and CLYDE 88 LItKoln Com. *12,995 , ‘T m sure it will (have an Association for Retarded Citizens’ workshop. FOR RENT PARTLY Furnished 3 MANCHESTER. Conve- 0271.______CARS CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. MARC staff members help train the em­ police tracked the driver to 15 minutes to down­ impact). It’s not going to help.” ’ ’I like to talk to people more,” the Manchester Dole said that Reagan “ very town Hartford. No pets rooms. Heat. Working nlent location. 4 room SET Ping golf clubs. 4 FOR SALE R O U TE 53, V ER N O N 85 Buick Wa SQLD *8995 ployees before they are sent to jobs and are Sanitary Refuse Co. on Perrett single mole preferred. apartment. Applian­ woods, 10 Irons, excel­ Brown said. resident said. ” I’m‘ more friendly at always available to give them help and much wants” a trade bill passed Place, where they were trying to ONE Side of 2 family for allowed. Residents pov 85 Chavy PU *8495 68 Olda Cut. g O L D *7495 Friendly’s.” during this session and said the rent. 3 bedrooms, own utilities. For more No pets. Lease. 643- ces, separate utilities. lent condition. $250. Tom Peracchio, who operates counseling when needed. determine the cause of spill. Telephone 643-4827. 649-2231. MERCURY Monoarch 86 Toyota PU *5990 84 Buick LaSabra *6995 washer-dryer hook-up, Information please coll 2880. 1976. New exhaust sys­ Hytone Farms, a dairy operation Ciordon is one of about 35 workshop employees But Lenihan says, ’ ’Independence (for the carpeting. Nice loca­ 648^12 or 643-6432. tem, good tires, air, 88 Chavy CIO. 84 Chavy C l SOLO *5495 in Coventry, said he hoped the who have been placed in area businesses clients) is our goal.” loadad *10,900 tion. $695 per month. FOUR Room apartment. TAG 108,000 miles. $475. 644- strike did not last much longer. through M ARC’S four-year job placement There are 142 employees in the MARC Call 644-2673 or 644-3313 TAG TAG 84 Buick LaS s O L O *6995 2nd floor, stove and SALES 3968. 88 Chavy CIO *8995 His animals are being raised on program. The workshop provides “ real work” workshop. Some are trained, like Gordon, for evenings. SALES SALES 84 Lincoln Contin *10,995 Deficit in 1987-88 refrigerator. No utili­ I 88 Chavy CIO, the special formula mixed at the training for employees in the areas of food independent job placement. ties. Security. $500 loaded *10,900 83 Ford M ui S O L D *3995 service, custodial work and assembly, said To Cleon coffee stains monthly. 646-7336. co-op, and a long strike may be Other employees work in a satellite team from Chino or plastic, rub Se// Your Car 85 Dodge WlOO 4x4 *9300 harmful to their diet. Betsy Lenihan, director of the job placement program where four to six employees work with 301-305 CENTER ST. department at MARC. stain with baking soda. To Not all the news Is on the 87 Chavy CIO “ It’s going to have a definite an on-site supervisor who is a MARC staff now $94.1 miiiion find a cash buyer for that front page! There's lots of Sllvarado ,M 2.900 MANCHESTER ’ ’Without us, individuals would not be as easily member. china closet you no longer affect depending on how long it newsy Information In the placed in the community,” she said. Some employees work on mobile work crews use, place a low-cost ad In Classified section. IU3- 87 Chavy Blazer, is,” he said. 4x4 Laurie Prytko, director of MARC, sees it By Mark Seavy reductions in jai alai revneues to Classified. 643-2711. 2711. \ 4 Lin es — 10 D ays *16.900 643-5135 Perrachio said he keeps a grain that move around from business to business another way. The Associated Press the continuing players’ strike. 50e charge each addi­ 87 Chavy Sllvarado *12,900 supply for up to two to three providing custodial and grounds services ’ ’We’ re the answer to the job market out supervised by a MARC staff member. A mobile Players at two of the state’s three tional line, per day. You 88 GMC % Ton PU *13,900 weeks on his farm. But with the HAR’TFORD — State officials LBSAL NOTICE there,” says Prytko. ” I think that year after work crew may visit three to five businesses a frontons as well as those in can cancel at any time. ig2iI!liN^S/VAN8 hot, humid weather, he said he are confident a $94.1 million TOWN OP ANDOVIR IT'S 8 7 2 - 9 1 1 1 year it’s easier to place them. (MARC day, Lenihan said. Florida and Rhode Island w a lk ^ SORRY, FOR RALE did not like to keep a bigger budget deficit will be covered by PINAL ACTION OP THR PLANNING A ZONING NO REFUNDS OR employees).” Gordon and other employees of the individual off the job April 14. The frontons C O M M I$$IO N supply because the grain does not existing reserves, but hope that were closed briefly during the ADJUSTMENTS FORD F150 1983. 8 cy­ "keep well.” When the SO-year old organization first began Job placement program have the same responsi­ At a maetlne of lha Planning A Zoning Comnnlitlon of linder, power brakes bilities as any worker, Lenihan said, and they added revenues will lessen the strike and have drawn reduced Andovar, Ct., held on July II, 1WS, lha following action was CALL HERALD The strike is just another item its job placement series, job counselors were impact of the shortfall. tokan: CENTER and steering. 66,000 are paid the same scale as other woiicers. crowds and lower handles since t a g sale t i m e miles, with cop. $4700. in a long list of problems that scrambling to find employers for the MARC On Monday, state officials said «540 - Euoana $ammartlno for a thraa tot ratubdivltlon, ^ M O T O R S ”I like everything including watering the reopening with replacement CLASSIFIED 643-4425. clients. Today, Lenihan says, “ They’re (em­ the state budget deficit rose 21.4 Woodlonds II. 461 M a in S t., M a n c h e s te r have beset farmers this year, plants,” said Gordon, who prepares the food for players. Tha w olvar and tha application «yara danlad. Majchier said. First, a lack of ployers) coming to us.” percent, spurred by reduced 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 Low Cost Financing the sandwiches. With the money she has earned, The fall-off in lottery revenues CAMPERS/ rain left many crops withering At a time when more and more businesses are revenues from the state sales tax, Tha datolls of tha obova actions token by the'Planning A Gordon has bought new furniture and now rents was due in part to a new system Zoning Commission ora on file In tha Minutes of tha maetlno - IN tP ly. Reliant...... <4495 TRAILERS and dying, and then ferocious finding it hard to find qualified help due to the jal alai and the lottery system. In the office of lha Town Clark. WaiM. AT. AC. PS. Stem) a condominium. going on line in May. Milano said. thunderstorms rolled into the labor shortage, the MARC program is helping ’The state ended the 1987-88 Doted at Andovar, Connecticut this 1st day of August, 19tt. ’The problems with the system HMPoai. tm ...... *5495 1980 35 foot Coachman area, but too late to help many fill a need, l^ytko says. It is one example of a fiscal year on June 30 with a $77.5 ANDOVER PLANNING A ZONING COMMI$3ION 4 Dr., AT. PS, AC, TUI, CC See JOB TRAINING, page 10 began shortly after the state MANCHESTER trailer with tlltouts, farmers, he said. million deficit which state offi­ Kannafh Lastar, Chairman H U Ckev Cavalier CS...... <3795 sleeps 8, full both, air, entered a new contract with cials blamed on changes in the ool-oa HONDA 4 Dr.. AT. PS. AC. AM/PM itereo new appliances. Ask- General Instrument Corp. State federal tax law. The changes in IM4 Ren. AlUaace...... <2295 Ing $0000. 646-4388 lottery' officials have said re­ Jonger USED CARS 4 Dr., 4 Sp4. Lo nill44 the tax law caused corporation need IM4 OitT OMTelle ...... <2695 EIG H T Foot pl'ck-up venues were down 18 percent NOTICE camper. Sleeps 4, tax revenues to come in about $60 PURLIC NRARINO S4 Honda cnx *5127 t dr., 4 spd.. I4K ml -Ike aev' Meeting today may settle sewer flap during the six days after the new P ia c e heater. $500 or best million less than anticipated. ROARO OP OIRRCTOR$ 83 Bulek Skylark *2978 IIM rord Bacon D L ...... <2995 company took over. TOWN OP MANCHRATRR. CONNECTICUT Wefoo. 4 Dr.. • Spd.. Delau lal. offer. Coll Pete 647-9133 “ The increase is not something ee Honda CMC CRX *6897 By Andrew Yurkovsky under consideration, but it re­ HU Buick R iviera...... <6495 after 5pm. have been going on between the tageous to the community.” we are happy with, but it will be Milano said the state's rainy N otice Is hereby given that lha Board of D Irecto ri, Town of 85 Dodge Lancer *6973 Manchester Herald portedly would involve a fine of Monchastar, Connecticut, will held a Public Haoring at the Uwded. Uw Mlleo town, the Corps of Engineers, the Mayor Peter P. DiRosa Jr. had handled by the rainy day fund,” day fund stands at $320 million. ae Toyota Tareal *5749 $500,000 or less, only a portion of Lincoln Center Hearing Room, 4*4 Main Btroat, Monchaatar, r e c e i v e liU Ply. Horiun...... :..<2295 MOTORGYCLER/ federal Environmental Protec­ said that he hoped a settlement state Budget Chief Anthony V. Portions of the fund are being Connecticut, on Tuaadov, August f, I9N at 7:30 P.M. to con­ 07 Pont. SunMrd *5123 4 Dr.. AT. Very Oeaa Town and federal offlcials were which would be paid by the town. sider and act on tha fellowtng: M0PED8 tion Agency and representatives would be reached on Monday. Milano said of the $16.6 million used to eliminate the deficit and 54 Honda C M c Wg *6453 1M> Oiev Monte Carlo...... <2995 to meet today in Massachusetts in The town Board of Directors is from the U.S. Attorney’s office. ’ • AnPPProprlotlon to ba added to capital accounts of tha tte price M ji t Dr. SiH. Cpa.. AT. PS. AC. I Tone DiRosa could not be reached for increase in the deficit. ” We have to balance the 1988-89 budget price 55 Honda Prtiuda *6922 HONDAcSS^nTv^ yet another effort to settle the expected to discuss the negotia­ At one point the Corps proposed 1fee-IM9 biMgat for the purpose of paying tha coats el da- IN I Dodge Oniid...... <2295 comment this morning. the money available to pay it.” slgnlng and conatructlno a nowmunicipal offlcabuUdlng, savwselroceo *10,124 good condition. Low dispute over a wetlands permit tions or any settlement when it a fine of $1.8 million for the illegal tha oporoprlatlon to ba In lha amount of tl34)004Maoo. 4Dr., Aoto. ULaMIlea Milano said he hopes to reduce 55 Honda OX Chric *6773 mile*. 8875. Please for the town’s sewage treatment meets for its regular m eeting work, but sources have said that Weiss said that today’s meeting IMI PonUaeT-ItU...... <1795 telephone 74^991^. plant. the deficit by the time the books 3- financing told appropriation and addition to sold budgat ae Chavy Cuat Van * SOLD 4 Dr. 4 Spd., to ad.. I Owner tonight. ’The meeting is scheduled that figure had been cut back to was to be held at 2 p.m. in TODAY by tha laaiwnca of ganarol obllgatlen banda of tha Town U.S. Attorney Stanley A. close on the 1987-88 fiscal year on and nalot In anticipation of such bonds In on amount not S4 Ford Tempo *4197 KW Dodie Oniid...... <1995 HONDA CB i981.900cus- at 7:30 in the Lincoln Center $800,000 by Assistant U.S. Attor­ Massachuaetts. He said the meet­ 4 Dr., AT. b e . Oiad. tom. Low mileage. Ex- Sept. 1. He said this could be to axesod $1341004100.00. S4 Pont. 5000 *5161 Twardy and Town Manager Ro­ hearing room. ney Frank Santoro last week. ing would be held at a sewage “ Ty tag sale Signs, ItU Chevy Cemaro...... <2495 cellent condition. achieved when the state receives In d e x V 3. Such m ot^ a ralotlne to lha forageino os moy ba proe- 54 Oldt Clora *5372 bert B. Weiss said today that they In June the town was ordered to treatment plant located about arly conildarad at told haoring. apt Cpa., AT. pa. AC. tpl. Whaala Asking 81600. Coll Pete ” I ’m optimistic that we’re an estimated $343 million in 56 Honda CM c 81 *7968 were hopeful a settlement would halfway between Manchester and /20 pagM, 2 8ectioiw Classified 6 43 . Itn Pont. SonMrd...... <1595 647-9133 O tte r Spm. ■top work on the secondary part heading in the right direction ... revenues from sales and ci­ AN m AIIc moatlnga of tha Town of Akonchaatar or# haldat lo­ 55 Mazda RX-7 *5427 1 Dr. Cpe.. AT, Pa. b e OaU. be reached at the meeting. t io n s whUm oro M CMtlMo to hgndlcoppad citliana. In od- of the sewage treatment plant but I don’t want to prejudice what Boston, where the New England garette taxes. dltton, ho^igapead Individualt ra^ rtng on auxiliary old In 51 Chav. Monte Carlo *3928 It n Ford LTD Brtk...... <1195 Twardy said the purpose of it was division of the Corps of Engineers BuNom* ------18 ObttuarlM. because it failed to obtain a today might bring,” Weiss said. Milano said sales tax revenues "***'' eorhclBotfon a t moatlnga should 56 Marc. Caprt *6331 4 Dr. VI. AT. AC. Pt. V. 04 Cta4* IMMCELUMEOu T to make sure that all parties Is located. ClGMlflod _ 19-20 Opinion___ c a ^ c t lh a at 447-3l23|ibia week prio r to tb# achadulad wetlands permit from the U.S. ’Though Weiss refused to dis­ came in about $10 million below S3 Ply. Turfamo *2567 IMT Ford OaUito t U $ A VE lAUTOMOnVE involved agreed to the terms of a Comlm 10 Poopta _ _ _ mooting to that approprlotaerranomanta con te mode. CearotUbie-Moil loo Army Coipe of Engineers. For a cuss details of the settlement Weiss said that the choice of the ^ posed setUement. Neither he projected figures and jai alai and Connodiout _ 4 S d *n e «__ JAMES P. POOARTV "The