20 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Monday. July 24. 1989

I HOMES 132 |l APARTMENTS I CONDOMINIUMS MISCELLANEOUS I CARS I CARS I CARS I FOR SALE FOR RENT I FOR RENT CHILD CARE I FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE IT'S A HONEY - $97,900. VERNO N. For limited M AN CH ESTER. 5 room, Ruling clears way for Time, Warner merger ... page 18 LICENSED Day Care For a little money! time only enloy a free custom kitchen and Y T A G W asher In FORD 1980 Bronco. 351 1983 FIREBIRD - Lots of 1971 BUG - runs but needs provider In good fam­ engine. Automatric. work. Take all or parts. Located In East Hart­ color television with bath, garage, end unit. ily neighborhood have good condition $50. extras. 4 cylinder. $2300 Roper gas range $50. $4,000. or best offer. or best offer. 643-2192 643-8744. ford Is this charming signed lease. Modern Convenient to Hartford an opening for 4 child­ Call 649-4998. one bedroom alumi­ spacious 1 and 2 bed- and downtown Man­ ren. Constant supervi­ Baby highchair wood after 6 pm. J $10. Call 643-6452. num sided home on a raoms apartment. Eat- chester. Lease Includes sion and care tor your small lot for easy care. In kitche, large bed- use of $6,000 of furni­ child. 647-1101. License WE DELIVER FORD Thunderbird, 1985- SCHALLER Annual property taxes room, private ture. You need only to number 25473. For Home Delivery, Call alr, all power, V6, 61K miles. Automatic ACURA QUALITY are only $375. Say balacony, storage, supply linen, cookware SALES PRE-OWNED AUTOS goodbye landlord, large pool, heat and hot and personal belong­ 647-9946 transmission. 646-9826. Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 83 Honda Prelude *6495 hello FHA or CHFA. water Included. Start­ ings. Single profes­ TAG Sa l e -'Everything 1 CARPENTRY/ CAMARO-1976. 305, auto- Only 40K. AT. A/C. Rira Find Anne Miller Real Est- ing at $495. Call 870- sional person pre­ REMODELING goes! 17A Sycamore OLDSMOBILE 1987, 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 gte, 647-8000.O______9665. ferred. References I Lane, Manchester. Clero, 16K, mint condi­ matlc transmission, Auto. A/C required. You won't many new parts, power DEAL of the Century! GLASTONBURY - Se­ CREATIVE Laminates of July 24 through July 27. tion, under warrantee. 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *3495 find a nicer place any­ Evenings, 4-8. steering, brakes, air. a Spd., A/C. Sporty $90,000 2nd mortgage, cond floor, 2 bedroom, East Hartford, fabrica­ $8,000 643-0699. 646-4995. no payments until year heat, hot water, $700 where. $695 monthly. 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 285-0744 leave message. tors of contemporary 5 9pd.. Economical Car H an rliP B tpr M p r a l f t 2000. (8% Interest, Bal­ monthly plus one styles, cabinets, coun­ I CARS 83 Ford Escort Wagon *2600 loon payment In year month security. One ters, ond furnishings. FOR SALE 4 BpMd. Storoo. Dmo Car 2000). North Coventry. year lease. References. MANCHESTER. Green- Also cabinet new 72 HOUR MONEY BACK 85 Honda Accord LX *6995 New breathtaking con­ No pets. August 1st. vlew Hills. Large mod­ fronts, refacIng or re- CARTER 5 Spd.. A/C. CiMn u ern two bedroom, 1'/2 GUARANTEE 86 Acura Integra 'LS' *8995 temporary - you'll love 633-9325. flnlshlng available. AMC '82 Concord *2,995 CHEVROLET — GEO the ceramic tiled kit­ bath Townhouse. Pri­ Call days 9am to 5pm. 1229 Main St., Manchester 8 Dr, 5 8pd. Ona Ownar 454-474 Main Street. 3 vate garage and base­ Nissan '85 Sentra SE *3.995 83 Olds Regency *4995 chen and breakfast room apartments. 1 - 528-9748. U S E D C A R S va. Fully Load*). Lika Naw Newsstand Price: 35 Cents nook, floor to celling ment. Central air, ap- CARDINAL Chevy '86 Celebrity *4995 Folly Warranteed Tuesday, July 25, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm $500 plus heat. 1- $540 pllances, fully MANY OTHERS TO granite fireplace, Jac- Including heat. No BUICK, INC. Chevy '87 Cavader *5,995 $4995 cuzzl, 3 car garage. carpeted. $800 plus util­ ■01 d MISCELLANEOUS Qlds '84 Cutlass *5,995 83 S10 Blazer Auto, A/C CHOOSE FROM pets. Security. 646-2426 ities. 649-8165 Features 3050 sq.ft, of 9-5 weekdays.______SERVICES 1988 Buick Century *14999 Olds '63 Cut/Crulser *5,995 87 Ford Escort 2 Dr.. Auto, A/C 345 CENTER ST. living area, 4 bed­ 1988 Buick Skylark *8990 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto rooms, 2 full baths, 2 BOLTON - Guest house 1988 Buick LeSabre *12999 Chevy '85 Celebrity *6,995 MANCHESTER available. 9/1. One bed­ GSL Building Mainte­ 1988 Buick Centuiy *11990 $5995 half baths, 1st floar HOMES Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 84 Dodgs Caravan Minivan 647-7077 Supreme Court I nance Co. Commercl- 1988 Buick RMsra Cpe. *14.890 laundry. Philips Real room, living room, kit­ 1987 Nissan Q XE Wag. *7280 Ford '65 T-BIrd *6,995 Auto, A/C chen, bath. Single FOR RENT al/ResIdentlal building Pregnancy changes teens’ outlook Estate, 742-1450.D repairs and home Im­ 1987 Buick Skyhawk MB *7980 Olds '85 Calais *7,995 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto, A/C older woman. No pets. 1986 Buick Elacira 380 *10250 87 Olds Firanza 4 Dr., Auto, A/C 4.85 ACRES O f privacy MANCHESTER. Two provements. Interior 1986 Buick Century Wag. *8980 Olds '87 Clera *7,995 MISCELLANEOUS $550 plus utilities. Se­ $7495 I surround this newer curity and references. bedroom house In nice and exterior painting, 1986 Buick LaSabre *8290 Pant '87 Grand Am *7,995 AUTOMOTIVE contemporary hame, neighborhood. $725. light carpentry. Com­ 1986 Buick Century *7690 88 Chav Cavalier 4 Dr. I upholds capital 649-3446.______Olds '87 Calais *8,995 Childrearing cedar siding, 2 full monthly plus utilities. plete lanitorlal ser­ 1986 Olsmoblla Calais *6980 Auto. A/C — 3 In Stock 1966 Chav. Monte Carlo *8495 Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 TIRES. (4)MlchellnMXL baths, JaccuzzI tub In L IK E private home. 3'/? Two months' Security vice. Experienced, rel­ $799$ rooms. Lease. Work­ 1986 Toyota Camry *9180 87 Volkswagen Jaffa 4 Dr. 175/70R13 steel radial, master bath, large and deposit. No pets. iable, free estimates. 1987 Plym Horizon Sod *4980 BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE Auto. A/C low miles. $50.647-0301. takes its toll ing single or morried 1967 Buick Regal Cpe *9880 country kitchen to Available August 15th. 643-0304. AND MARINE 87 Ponflac 6000 4 Dr., Auto, A/C oversized deck, cus­ couple preferred. 643- 646-3917. 1985 Buick Regal Cpe *6660 C HRO M E 15" Chew 4X4 punishment law 2880. 1981 Buick Regal Cpe. *3680 250 Adimi 8L. Minch. 87 Chav Camaro A/C, T-Topa rim, 5-lug. Mint. 646- tom window treat­ VERNON. Three bed­ By Andrew J. Davis ments, corner fire­ FOR LE A SE Two bed­ 640-1740 2439 or 645-8776. $175 room house, newly ren­ DRIVEWAYS 81 Adams St. 646-6464 negotiable. Manchester Herald place, catherdral room duplex, with ap­ ovated, private lot. pliances. One car Manchester By Judd Everhart any mitigating factors, such as a ceilings, located near One car garage. Large SEALED & REPAIRED Cheryl Fortin's life changed Bolton town line In garage. Central loca­ The Associated Press defendant’s low intelligence or deck. Very clean. Ex­ Reasonable Rates, 649-4571 dramatically 18 months ago. Andover. $239,900. tion. $650 per month. 18 cellent condition. $800 Quality Work emotional distress, the death Y X 20' workshop also It was a year-and-a-half ago Philips Real Estate 742- monthly. Call Dennisat # 1 HARTFORD (AP) - A state penalty cannot be imposed. 1450.Q available. Also torrent 872-7291 between 9om 646-0561 prosecutor says he’ ll seek the that Fortin, then 16, gave birth IV2 room efficiency Breton, 41, was convicted in NEW STU RBRID G E re­ and 6pm dally. death penalty for a Waterbury April of capital felony in the 1987 to her daughter, Lauren Eliza­ apartment, all utilities VOLKSWAGEN INC. beth. Now she is on welfare, production cape - 3 MANCHESTER 'Rent JOE RILEY’S rndhy convicted of killing his son stabbing deaths of his son and fireplaces, wide board furnished. $350 per DILLON FORD month. Call Warren E. with option' Brand and ex-wife, now that the state ex-wife. has quit school and is talking to flooring and panelling, 319 Main St., Manchester UP TO $3000 OFF M.S.R.P. Howland, Inc., 643- new, beautiful 1800 so. Supreme Court has upheld the Monday’s ruling means that the her lawyers about taking the square cut pine clap­ ft. Contemporary town FURNITURE 86 Ford Excort Wag. board siding, 13x30 1108.______*3995 constitutionality of Connecticut jury in the case will be recon­ baby’s father to court to pay houses. See my ad 88 Lynx HUC393 Gathering room, large CHARMING Spacious 1'/2 *3495 capital punishment law. vened to decide Breton’s fate. The child support. under Manchester 10 pc. Mahogany Chip­ 65 Marquis 4 Door *7995 PURCHASE OR LEASE kitchen, authentic de­ bedroom apartment. "Houses for Sale" pendale dining room Monday’s high court ruling in Supreme Court stated flatly it “ Make sure you’ve done Historic colonial. Cov­ 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 SHOP THE REST...... BUY FROM THE BEST tail, possible owner 2nd Rothman 8< Rothman, set. Table with two the case of Robert J. Breton of was making no recommendation everything you wanted to do in financing up to $50,000. entry Village. No pets. 88 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 your childhood because it’s 646-4144 for details. leaves and table pads. 8 88 Escort Pony FINANCE ASSISTANCE PLAN Waterbury reversed a Superior on a sentence in his case. Wlllington - $289,000. $550. 456-0064, 742-6715. chairs, buffet. Price *5295 over now,” Fortin advised Builder may take 87 Escort "QL" H/B *5595 Court judge’s conclusion that the "The definition they’ve MANCHESTER - Excel­ negotiable. 643-4328. teen-agers who choose to have trade. Philips Real Est­ lent 5 room, 2 bedroom. 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 law was too vague. adopted fits with our case,” said ate 742-1450D I STORE AND 89 Brand New Faativa DEEPEST DISCOUNTS IN NEW ENGLAND sex. “ Just make sure you know Stove, refrigerator. No SPORTING *5795 During Breton’s trial on March Waterbury State’s Attorney John pets. References. Se­ I OFFICE SPACE 88 Cougar White *11495 PLUS... 10, Superior Court Judge Maxwell A. Connelly, who helped try the the father’s name, address and curity. $550 per month GOODS 85 Tempo 2 Door *2695 BRING US ANY VW DEALERS ADVERTISED OFFER... Heiman found the statute uncon­ Breton case. social security number. ... If CONDOMINIUMS plus utilities. 649-4003. FOUR Air conditioned 88 Ranger Pickup *6495 you’re going to play, you're offices will become AND WE LL SAVE YOU EVEN MORE $ $ $ $ stitutional, ruling that the words The jury could be called back FOR SALE GOLF clubs, used starter 85 Ford F I 50 *6995 I M AN CH EST ER - 2 bed­ avollable on August 1st "especially cruel” were too within a few weeks, depending on gonna pay.” sets and full sets. $25 to 85 Bronco II AT *8995 room townhouse with In Manchester. The sq. vague and left the possibility of According to officials at CONDOMINIUM Beauty $95. M isc e lla n e o u s 84 E150 Van *3995 Now Thru July 31st... VOLKWAGEN SUMMER CASH the jurors’ vacation schedules, fireplace, all applian­ ft. measurements for clubs. 649-1794.______Planned Parenthood, in 1986 - reduced. $77,900. First ces, hot water, carpet­ 88 Escort Pony *5195 and/or discount amounts will be applied to discrimination. Connelly said. time buyer - don't let the offices are 600, 480, there were about 4,000 births to ing, air conditioner. 300 and 240. Centrally 88 Ford F I50 P/U *10595 your purchase or lease of a new VW in stock. The state appealed and on Under the state's capital pun­ this opportunity pass Call 649-5240. IGOATS/MARINE Monday, the Supreme Court, in a ishment law, a defendant is first teens statewide. That number, you by. In Vernon, located with ample 643-2145 about 8.8 percent of all births, M ANCH ESTER - 3 bed­ parking. Call 649-2891. I EQUIPMENT 6-1 decision, said that while taken tried by a jury or panel of judges. large one bedroom is down from 1981 when 5,000 rooms In 2 family alone, the phrase is vague, it can If convicted of a capital offense, CHFA approved con­ 1200 sa. ft. Store for lease. 18' HOBIE Catamaran - $650/month plus secur­ Hartford Road, Man­ F O X G L $400 FOX GL WOLFSBURG $600 pass constitutional muster. The the trial then moves into the teen-agers gave birth, or about dominium forsomeone ity. Call Robin 646-0043 with aluminum trailer who hasalways wanted chester at L.A. East CLYDE high court said that it will define penalty phase, where the jury or 11 percent of all births. after 3pm. and Beach Easy In Manchester, the percen­ a place of his/her/their Plaza. Available Sep- loader. $3290. Call 875- CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. G O LFG L $500 GOLF GL WOLFSBURG $1,000 the phrase as the "intentional judges decide whether to sent­ EAST HARTFORD - 2 ROUTE 83, VERNON own. It has a deck, - tember 1. Call F8.D 1497.______infliction of extreme pain or ence the defendant to life in tage of teen-age births in 1986 garage, pool and close- bedroom, appliances, Annulll Realty. 649- 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. *4995 was 6.12 percent of all births. by tennis. Anne Miller wall-to-wall, near park 6544. 1987 SCAT Hovercraft - CARBIOLET $1,000 GTI $1,500 torture above and beyond that prison without parole or to death. 84 Buick Century Wagon *6695 One out of 18 births were from Real Estate, 647-8000.□ and bus line. Quiet Hardly used, 2 person, necessarily accompanying the G. Douglas Nash, Breton's with cover and trailer. 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7295 teen-age mothers in Manches­ M A N C H EST ER - 3 bed­ neighborhood. Call 289- JEH A G L $1,000 JEH A G L WOLFSBURG $2,000 underlying killing.” public defender, did not imme­ 0000. 197^ INDUSTRIAL Make offer. 875-1497. 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7395 Under state law, the jury or diately return calls for comment ter that year. rooms, 2 full plus 2 half In Hartford, New Haven, baths, all appliances. ( pro perty 85 Electra T-Type *9995 panel of judges hearing the case on Monday’s ruling. JEH AG LI $2,000 JEH A G LI WOLFSBURG $2,500 Bridgeport, and Killingly, 1 Drapes, carpeted I CONDOMINIUMS I MISCELLANEOUS 85 Century Wagon *7995 must decide whether there are The majority opinion was writ­ throughout, central FOR RENT MANCHESTER - 6000 FOR SALE 85 Eiectra 4 Door *9995 any aggravating factors in the ten by Chief Justice Ellen A. out of five births were from I teen-age mothers in 1986. air, finished rec room, so ft. Third floor, ele­ 86 Spectrum 4 Dr. *4995 murder, including whether it was Peters, who said the high court end unit. Pool. Mustbe VERNON - one bedroom vator service. 95 Hll- 86 Cavaiier 4 Dr. *6995 According to Jane Wright, a seen. By owner. llord St. 647-9137. INSTANT CREDIT TO RECENT COLLEOE GRADS committed in an "especially condo. Including heat END ROLLS 86 Nova 4 Dr. *6495 social worker at Manchester $138,000. 646-4385. and hot water, $700 ASK US FOR DETAILS... cruel” manner. But if there are Please see DEATH, page 10 27'/i" width — 25C 86 Pont Bonneviiie 4 Dr. *6995 High School, there were eight monthly. Wall-to-wall I MISCELLANEOUS 13" width — 2 for 25« 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6995 pregnant students in school I^ R E A L ESTATE carpeting, air condi­ FOR RENT tioning, laundry, ap­ I Newsprint end rolls can be 86 Deita 88 2 Or. *9995 # 1 during this past school year, WANTED picked up at the Manchester which is about average over pliances, peol. 871-9444. ONE car garage, $65 per Herald ONLY before 11 a m 86 Markur XR4Ti *9495 87 Skylark 4 Or. *9995 Soviets interested the past few years. LAND wanted. Five plus Available September 1, 5 month. Convient and Monday through Thursday. •rvOLKSWAGEN. INC. acres. Church at the room condominium. secure. Evenings 643- 24 Tolland Tnpk. • Vernon, CT • 649-2638 Fortin says being a teen-age Living God of M an­ 9321. TWO End tables, book 872-9111 mother is not what she thought Park St. 960 sq.ft, with case cabinets, exercise Rt. 84 East, Exit 63, Go Left, 1 Mile on Left chester Is Interested In air conditioner. Gar­ MANCHESTER - 2 car it would be. She said the baby purchasing land In bike, exercise rower, in latest spy case age and Laundry facili­ garage on Main St. 1 147 Cub Cadet riding takes up almost all of her time, Manchester for pur­ ties. $730/month plus bay or 2 $40 each. Call pose of building wor­ mower, black anH something she did not expect. one month security. Robin 646-0043 after white portable TV. Cal By By Michael J. Sniffen news organizations reported that “ I thought it would be ship center. Contact 646-5690 after 5pm. 3pm. Pastor David Mullen, 646-8256 after 4pm. The Associated Press the 30-year career diplomat was changing diapers, feeding her, 372 Main Street, M an­ CARDINAL BUICK'S VOLUME­ suspected of spying. putting her to sleep,” she said. chester, CT 06040. 647- (AP) - The Still, Bloch and a caravan of “ She’s up all day and running 7355 Soviets are showing extraordi­ FBI agents were followed by around. She doesn’t stop PRICING SAVES YOU CASH! nary interest in the spy investiga­ Soviet Embassy personnel on moving.” I APARTMENTS tion against State Department Saturday from Washington to a Fortin has left school, but IFOR RENT official Felix S. Bloch — even New York City suburb, the hopes to get her equivalency OUR GHO TOURNAMENT CARS ARE HERE! tailing him and the FBI to New government source said. diploma soon. She has quali­ MANCHESTER - 1 bed- CHORCHES York — despite a U.S. warning The source, and others, all fied for welfare, and she will room, 2nd floor. On spoke on condition they not be busline. $550.00 per nmvsi.KK Dodge Truchs not to interfere. get her own apartment next month. Yearly lease. D o d ge The unusual Soviet surveil­ identified. month. Utilities additional. 1 lance shows "they have a lot Formerly the No. 2 official in MOTHER AND CHILD — Cheryl Fortin quit school, said motherhood Is a major The baby has also ended month security dep­ the U.S. Embassy in Vienna, the invested in this,” said a govern­ of Manchester holds her 18-month-old responsibility. Fortin's plans to go to the osit. Peterman Realty ment source familiar with the 54-year-old diplomat was placed Computer Processing Insti­ 649-9404 daughter, Lauren Elizabeth. Fortin, who Don’t Wait For A Sale! 1989 BUICK REGAL 1989 BUICK CENTURY case. on leave with pay on June 22. He tute to learn how to be a word EAST HARTFORD - One The United States cautioned the has surrendered his diplomatic processor. She said she may bedroom, heat and hot passport and his State Depart­ water Included. Wall- Soviet Union against trying to try to work at home, but is $ 1 3 3 0 7 ’" ment credentials, but has not to-wall. Nearpark. Call Every Day Is Slk.#9316 * 1 4 ? 1 5 * Stk. #9075 smuggle Bloch out of the country, counting on welfare to support been charged with any crime nor 528-2914.______4 dr. AT. AC. CasHlta. PW. PL. Dmomlalor 2 Cl.. Cpa.. AT, AC. Cataala. PW, PL. Damcfittalo it was learned Monday evening. Ignorance, self-image blamed herself and her child. MANCHESTER. Two The warning came weeks before has his travel been restricted. Fortin’s parents, Anne and Nevertheless, President Bush Edward, were surprised by the bedroom duplex. Park­ Sale Day By Andrew J. Davis what it means to have a baby, have low ing, 1 car garage, 1'/s on Monday called the allegations news that their daughter was months security. g m a c f i n a n c i n g o r u p Manchester Herald self-esteem, and have no knowledge of what they 2 .90/0 TODAY "a very serious matter.” are going to do when they grow up. pregnant. Anne Fortin said her $650/month. 649-5315. Two U.S. sources said Monday Lack of information about the consequences of "M any of them don’t have the education, daughter was four-months M ANCHETER- One bed­ Shop Us First that Bloch had been videotaped TO $1500 MFGR. REBATE sex and poor self-esteem are among the reasons parenting skills, maturity and financial reasour- pregnant when she told her room. Heat, hat water, Index handing a briefcase to a Soviet stove, refrigerator. On UP TO 24 MOS. TO APPROVED CUSTOMERS, ' in c l u d e s f a c t o r y r e b a t e . teen-agers become pregnant, according to area ces” to care for a child, she said. parents and it took them three agent in Paris earlier this year. bus line. No pets. Older 20 pages, 2 sections Planned Parenthood gives teens information days to get over the shock. ABC News reported that the same counselors. person preferred. finance Rebate up to ^ Cindy Billian Steam, co-chairman of the about birth control and counsels them on why The baby has meant that Classified - 19-20 Obituaries____ 2 agent later telephoned Bloch to $450/month plus one PRE-OWNED CAR OF THE WEEK Connecticut Coalition for the Prevention of Teen they are sexually active, said Steam. Also, the there’s another mouth to feed. month security. 643- on select Comics_____16 Opinion____ 8-9 warn him he was under suspicion, 6802.______1984 MERCURY COUGAR Focus______7 Sports___ 11-14 Pregnancy and a spokesman for Planned ® '^$200osusr‘ saying, "A bad virus is going Please see WHY, page 10 Please see MOTHER, page 10 MANCHESTER. Very models 2 dr.. AM/FM, A/C, power windows, Local/State__ 2-5 Television___ IS Parenthood, said many teen-agers do not realize nice 2 bedroom on se­ , cruise, low miloagol Natlon/World j6-7 Weather______2 Please see SOVIETS, page 10 ■ cond floor of four- family house. $650 per month. Security and references a must. Call 88 Demo 89 Demo Watch Thls Sp&ce Each Week Until Sold^SygeO®® 645-8201.______Lebaron Coupe Smyth, Cassano want seats MANCHESTER. Availa­ Caravan LE Turbo Wet warden saves drowning dog ble August 15. Two Turbo - Loaded ES Pkg. — Luxury Pkg. Used Cars bedroom apartment on 1988 Buick Century LTD, 4 dr...... $14,999 1986 Buick Electra 380...... $10,250 By Rick Santos feet below the surface of the land. By Alex GIrelll Symth, who has been an unaffii- vandals. second floor, newly Manchester Herald "H e had his front paws on some rocks that were Manchester Herald iated voter for about six years, Smyth has written a letter to remodeled. New ap­ 1988 Buick Skylark Sedan...... $8,990 1986 Buick Century Wagon...... $8,980 jutting out of the side of the well.” Gunter said. re-enrolled in the Republican the editor of the Herald calling pliances. $600 per 1988 Buick LeSabre Sedan...... $12,999 1986 Buick LeSabre Custom...... $8,290 She said she couldn’t think of a way to remove J. Russell Smyth, who has party Wednesday. the lodge “ Cassano’s Folly” and month. No utilities. ^ 1 2 9 8 0 > 1 7 0 5 5 COVENTRY — When Assistant Dog Warden Laundry facilities 1988 Buick Century Custom...... $11*990 1986 Buick Century Sedan...... $7,690 Kathleen Gunter was called Sunday morning to the canine from the ditch so she decided to go frequently criticized the town He had resigned from the suggesting to Cassano that he not available. Call even­ 1988 Buick Riviera Cpe., loaded..... $1 4,690 1986 Oldsmobile Calais, 4 Dr...... $6,980 check on a barking dog, she probably didn’t think back to her truck and get a rope that she might administration and Board of Republican Town Committee and seek re-election. ings 647-9072 or 236- Pre Owned Specials 1987 Plymouth Horizon Sedan...... $4,*980 1986 Chev. Monte Carlo...... $8,495 she’d be climbing down a well to save a drowning use to hoist him out. Directors at public hearings and from the party in 1983 after a In announcing this morning 0396.______Labrador retriever. “ He wasn’t there when I got back.” she said. in letters to newspapers, will seek dispute with former Republican that he will seek his seventh term 9 MANCHESTER. Beauti­ 84 5th Ave. 88 GMC Sierra P/U 87 Ply Caravelle SE 1987 Buick Regal Coupe ...... $9,860 1986 Toyota Camry Sedan...... $9,180 A few seconds later, she said, the dog’s head the Republican nomination to run Town Chairman Curtis Smith on the board, Cassano said his Turbo — Really Nice — Gunter, who works weekends, said she ful 1 bedroom, living Leather — Sunroof SLE Pkg. — Loaded 1987 Nissan GXE Wagon...... $7,*280 1985 Buick Regal Cpe...... $6,860 appeared through the surface of the water. for a position on the board in over the nomination of Joseph campaign will highlight the Cen­ Auto — Air — Cassette Auto — Air received a call from a woman who had heard the room, dining room, kit­ Loaded 1987 Buick Skyhawk Hatchback...... $7^980 November. Hachey for a directorship. Ha- chen with dishwasher 1981 Buick Regal Cpe...... $3,680 yelps of a dog that sounded like it was in distress Realizing the dog was about to drown, she ter Springs Park improvements and all appliances, air *4195 ’8995 ’6450 in a wooded area off Bunker Hill Road. climbed down into the well. In another campaign develop­ chey had been in support of the and projects like it. conditioned. Quiet, on PLUS MANY MORE. UP TO 60 DAY, 3,000 MILE 100% POWER TRAIN WARRANTY. When she arrived at the scene, Gunter, 26, also Gunter secured her feet on some of the stones ment, Democratic Director Ste­ Bennet Apartments for the el­ Smyth, whose work with IBM bus line. Ideal for mid­ 85 Pontiac Grand Prix 86 Ply Turismo 85 Dodge Wagon heard the barks, so she started into the thick protruding from the sides, leaned backward phen T. Cassano said this morn­ derly, a project Smyth opposed. dealt chiefly with budgeting and dle aged or senior citi­ V-6 — Auto — Air 5 Speed — 2.2 — Sunroof 5 pass. — V-8 — woods. against the inner wall for support, and reached ing that he will seek re-election. Smyth, 75, a retired assistant financial administration, said zen. Heatand hot water 27k miles Nice Running Car Auto — Air for the dog. " I just grabbed him and lifted him up John Garside, Republican town administrator with International that as a director he would fight to Included. Only $610. "The brush was over my head,” she said. Come see why we After a brief search, she said, she pushed some over my shoulders and onto the land,” she said. chairman, announced this morn­ Business Machines, said that he keep the town budget expenses ’6250 ’3995 ’7995 CfiRDINfiL BUICIi, INC. She estimated the dog weighs 80 to 90 pounds. ing that Smyth is a contender. In had thought he was too old to seek rarely have a vacancy. brush out of her way and found a well from which within the growth of the town 8 247-5030. the yelps were coming from. Gunter, who is 6-feet-tall and of medium weight, an interview on the golf course at public office. He decided to run, Grand List. EAST HARTFORD - Du­ "A TOUCH ABOVE FIRST CLASS" ^ She looked into the hole, which she described as said she didn’t know where she found the strength the Manchester Country Club this he said, when he saw windows on He said the town will soon have plex, 1-2 bedrooms. In­ 8D Oakland S|k, Manchester about 32 inches in diameter, and saw an old, to bend down and lift the dog over her shoulders. morning, Smyth said he is run­ a newly constructed lodge in at least five projects that will cluding hot water, 81 Adams Street, Manchester ^ m brownish-yellow. Labrador retriever trying to ning because “ we need honesty Center Springs Park. He said require bonding of about $10 parking, appliances. (Open Eves. Monday thru Thursday) ^ # keep his head above the water level about five Please see DOG, page 10 and integrity on the Board of windows were boarded because Security, references. Exit 63 Off 1-84 643-2791 I Directors.” glass in them had been broken by 282-7532. Please see SEATS, page 10 9 2 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 25. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD, Tuesday. July 25. 1989 RECORD LOCAL & STATE J A b o u t T o w n Police Roundup Agreement FHA backs plan to protect Lecture set at Arbors Mother faces charges to rebuild road; The Arbors at Hopbrook will sponsor a lecture by A 22-year-old Manchester woman was arrested Dayid Cooke Friday at 7 p.m. at the Arbors. 385 W. Saturday after she left her 3-year-old son alone in coast water Center St. Cooke will present a slide lecture and her apartment Saturday night, police said. speak on the Morgan Site located on the flood plain Lisa A. Martinick of 128 Eldridge St . was charged Bv Chlstopher Callahan permit action due of the Connecticut Riyer in Rocky Hill. This site is '■A- * ' with risk of injury in the incident, police said. The Associated Press one of the few carefully excayated and well- A neighbor reported to police Saturday that the preseryed late woodland period Indian yillage sites youngster had been left alone in Martinick’s Bv Nanev Concelman tor James J. Barakos said that u WASHINGTON — Congres­ in Southern New England. The lecture is free and third-floor apartment, police said. sional leaders joined seven coas­ Manchester Herald over 20 years there would be 8,830 open to the public. For reseryations or more When police arrived, they found the boy in the tal state governors in an agree­ accidents on an upgraded Route 6 information, call 647-9343. bedroom wrapped in three blankets, with no fan or ment to work together to develop The Federal Highway Adminis­ compared to 2,380 accidents on a window open, police said. The child was hot and federal and state laws to protect tration is backing the state new expressway. Barakos said sweaty, and the apartment smelled of urine, police coastal waters. Department of Transportation’s 500 more fatalities and disabling Artist speaks to Council said. The child had some scars on his body and “ What we’re seeing here is a plans to rebuild rather than widen injuries would occur on an diaper rash, police said. Hans Weiss, an internationally known artist, will first,” said Connecticut Gov. Route 6 because a new express­ upgraded road. Toussaint said be the guest speaker at the Manchester Arts After calling the state Department of Children way would be safer, an adminis­ those are state DOT estimates. and Youth Services, police took the child to William A. O’Neill. “This is a Council’s annual meeting Tuesday, Aug. 1, at the cohesive movement forward.” tration official said Monday. The DOT’S plans for the road Manchester Memorial Hospital for an examination Greater Manchester Chamber of Commerce Maryland Gov. William Donald The administration opposes a have been vigorously opposed by ^ N and then to the police department until relatives building, 20 Hartford Road. The program is free and Schaefer called Monday’s confer­ proposal by the U.S. Arm y Corps some residents who live in the could be located to take the child. open to the public. ence devoted to coastal issues of Engineers to widen and up­ towns it will pass through and Those interested in joining are urged to attend. Police talked with neighbors on the first and grade the existing Route 6 be­ environmentalists, who say it will second floor of theapartment building who said they “ an historic meeting of governors Weiss, originally from Germ any.cam etotheU.S. in and legislative leaders.” cause statistics show that more destroy nature. were not inchargeof watching the child, police said. Earlier this year, the federal 1949 and studied the tool and die trade by day, and Senate Majority Leader accidents would occur on an A woman on the second floor said Martinick had Environmental Protection art by nigbt. Weiss paintings will be on display George J Mitchell, D-Maine, said upgraded route, Paul Toussaint, asked herto watch thechild, but thewoman refused, Agency approved a new policy through Sept. 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the the meeting was “ an opportunity assistant division administrator police said. Around 4; 30 a m.. Martinick returned saying the agency will seek a Chamber office daily. to develop a working at the FH A ’s Connecticut Div­ home with two men and told police the woman on the national goal of “ no net loss” of partnership.” ision said Monday. second floor was suppo.sed to be watching the child, wetlands. The agency has the The governors and legislators The corps had asked the FHA police said. power to veto permits approved Cape Cod trip scheduled The Associated Press signed a broad statement of for its opinion on the DOT’S plan The child was to be placed in a foster home for a by the corps. principles that ranged from re­ to relocate Route 6 and turn it into Tbe North East Chapter of the American DRAGON IT OUT — Joey Leno of two large dragons, which are now in the 90-day period, police said. The DO’T has proposed filling in Y gional re.search and monitoring an 11.8-mile expressway from Association of Retired Persons will sponsor a trip to Seattle works on a giant sand dragon. A complaint of child neglect was filed with police about 77 acres of wetlands and record books for the longest sand efforts to wetlands protections. Patrlck Flynn/Manchester Herald Bolton Notch to Windham and the Cape Cod and Nantucket Island Sept. 10 to 12. The July 14 when a neighbor notified police that the child recreating 60 acres of wetlands in The Totally in Sand group organized sculpture. The sculptures measure “ We think it’s very significant corps’ alternative plan to widen cost will be $189 twin, $229 single, and $169 triple had wandered onto the road and was almost struck GLAD TO WORK — Annette Smith, ing. Smith, who has breast cancer, has another area. more than 400 volunteers to construct 2,979 miles long. that we got started.” said Mit­ the existing route from two to four occupancy. by a car, police reports indicate. DOT officials have said they chell. who defended the lack of center, poses in the Manchester Memor­ survived financially because hospital lanes, which would eliminate the The trip is open to non-members Aug. 1. All When police confronted Martinick. she said she aren’t sure what effect the policy specifics in the agreement at a ial Hospital laundry room where she employees have donated vacation time need to fill more than 77 acres of members who haye signed up will be required to pay was aware of the incident, police said. At the time of will have on the expressway news conference following the wetlands. the balance Aug. 1. For more information, call O b it u a r ie s the July 14 incident. Martinick then went out with a works with her supervisor, Donna to her. project but DOT Deputy Commis­ closed-door meeting. “It (an upgraded Route 6) Eileen Dalton at 643-6574. friend and the child was left with a neighbor, police Kaminsky, and co-worker Jerry Spauld- sioner William Lazarek has said “ We may not all agree on the won’t handle the traffic that is said. it could make building the project specific measures to respond to projected for the future.” Tous­ brother, Kenneth L. Montie of Martinick was relea.sed on $1,000 bond and is more difficult. Pops concert in Manchester Janet Gerstung Bahr Ruth Winchell these problems, but we all share a saint said. scheduled to appear in court July 26. The expressway project is South Windsor; and several nie­ common commitment to work Meanwhile, the corps is ex­ Janet Gerstung Bahr, 69, for­ Ruth (Wennergren) Winchell, expected to cost at least $200 SNET will be sponsoring a free outdoor pops ces and nephews. together to develop the best Employees donate sick time pected to decide within the next merly of Ellington, died Saturday 78, formerly of Granby and million. The federal government concert Sunday at 7 p.m. at the Manchester The funeral will be Wednesday possible response to coastal pollu­ couple of weeks whether to (July 8, 1989) in New Orleans. She at 11:30 a.m. from the Glaston­ Manchester, died Friday (July Man arrested in car thefts would cover 85 percent of the Bicentennial Band Shell. Performed by orchestra tion problems.” Mitchell said. approve a wetlands permit for was the mother of Robin Tracey bury Funeral Home, 450 New 21, 1989) at St. Francis Hospital construction of the expressway, project and the state would pay New England and directed by James Sinclair, the A 32-year-oId South Windsor man was arrested Rep. Gerry E. Studds. D-Mass., of Manchester. and Medical Center in Hartford. for 15 percent, Toussaint said. concert will also offer a special salute to France’s London Turnpike, Glastonbury, Monday on a warrant charging him with the theft of chairman of the House Merchant to aid friend ill with cancer more than a year after public She also is survived by four She was the widow of Winslow Barakos and Toussaint said 200th anniyersary of Bastille Day. followed by burial at Green two cars last August, police said. Marine and Fisheries subcom­ hearings were held on the appli­ other daughters, Gail Lewis of Winchell. they didn’t want to guess what Audiences can sing along to Gould, Hayman and Cemetery, Glastonbury. Calling William E. Nugent III of 17 Pine Knob Drive was mittee on the environment, con­ Bv Maureen Leavitt Although employees usually donate hours cation for the permit, a corps Gulf Breeze, Fla., Cheri Gerstung She was born in Northhampton, anonymously, one of Smith’s co-workers came effect approval of the corps’ Sousa marches and dance to the beat of Duke hours are today from 7 to 9 p.m. charged with second-degree larceny, third-degree ceded the signed agreement was Manchester Herald spokeswoman said today. A deci­ of Accord, N.Y., Dean Reynolds Mass., April 13, 1911, and had forward and relinquished more than 40 hours to alternate plan would have on Ellington and other big band music. The rain Memorial donations may be larceny by possession, sixth-degree larceny and not in itself that important, but sion was due last March. of New Orleans, and Janna been a resident of Manchester In a June 30 letter to Col. Daniel federal funding. location is East Catholic High School. made to the Glastonbury Visiting possession of a stolen plate, police said. said it was significant that key When Annette Smith was diagnosed as having his friend. Gerstung of Wethersfield; two since 1960. She was employed by Jerry L, Spaulding of Vernon has worked M. Wilson of the corps. FHA “ We haven’t been asked that,” Nurse Association, 647 New Lon­ Nugent had answered an ad for a 1984 Toyota governors and legislators were breast cancer in November, sbe had enough to sons, Glen Gerstung of Glaston­ the state Department of Health beside Smith for a number of years. Avery said. Connecticut Division Administra­ Toussaint said. don Turnpike, Glastonbury 06033* Supra for sale in Manchester on Aug. 19, 1988, meeting to discuss coastal worry about without wondering how much time Attend blood drive Monday bury, and Carl Gerstung of or to the American Heart Associ­ before retiring in 1964. Just this week. Spaulding donated eight hours according to police reports. He had identified problems. she would have to be absent from her job at Suffield: and seven ation, 310 Collins St., Hartford She is survived by two sons, so that Smith could undergo a special test for The Connecticut Valley East Branch, Greater himself to the seller as Jim McDermott, the seller On financing, the Coastal Pro­ Manchester Memorial Hospital grandchildren. 06105. Stephen A. Winchell of Franklin, which she needed the day off. Hartford Chapter, American Red Cross will sponsor said. tection Agenda called only for Surgery to remove a tumor and six months of Funeral arrangements are N.C., and W. Hal Winchell of the When Smith found out about Spaulding’s a blood driye next Monday at South United Nugent returned on Saturday for a test drive, and “creative ways to meet the chemotherapy have required more sick and incomplete. Broad Brook section of East donation, it served as a great “ pick-me-up.” Weicker rules out then said he wanted his mechanic to look at the car, funding needs of increased coa.s- vacation time than Smith could ever have hoped Methodist Church. 1226 S. Main St., from 1 to 6 p.m. Windsor; a sister, Constance She is grateful for the donations her fellow Call 643-5111 to make an appointment. Walk-ins are Richard Osborne Sr. police said. tal protection” But several De­ to accrue. Anderson of Pottsboro, Texas ; employees have made on her behalf. welcome. Charlotte Cross The seller, agreed and met Nugent at Oldies But mocrats said the Bush adminis­ But thanks to the generosity of hospital Richard D. Osborne Sr., for­ and 10 grandchildren. “ I thought it was very nice,” Smith said. Goodies, 323 Center St. Aug. 23, police said. Nugent tration had to come through with employees, who have donated more than 80 hours Charlotte (Montie) Cross, 64, of merly of Hartford, died Sunday The funeral will be private. She has managed to continue working bid for governor took the keys to the car from the seller and drove off, more money. of vacation time. Smith can concentrate on Glastonbury, died Sunday (July (July 23. 1989) in Richmond, Va. Burial will be at the convenience throughout her illness, although the side effects police said. The Toyota was found last September “ We need more than a salute to recovering without losing pay for being out of Military Notes 23. 1989) at home. She was the He is survived by his son, Richard of the family. There are no calling of the chemotherapy sometimes made her so stripped of its parts in Willington, police said. a clean environment. We need work. HARTFORD (AP) - Former Namibia. widow of Richard Cross Sr. D. Osborne Jr. of Manchester. hours. The Holmes Funeral violently ill she had to rest. At the time he took the Toyota, Nugent left a 1979 money.” said Sen. Frank Lauten- According to Amy Avery, assistant director of U.S. Sen. Lowell P. Weicker Jr. Weicker, the sole American on She was born in Manchester. He is also survived by two Home, 400 Main St., is in charge of She said she also appreciates the moral Audi 5000 in the parking lot which turned out to be berg. D-N.J.. chairman of the public relations at the hospital, the idea todonate says he won’t be a candidate for She is survived by her mother, grandchildren. arrangements. support she has received from her co-workers. the panel, will bring strong stolen from Middletown, police said. Nugent turned Senate Environment water pro­ vacation time to needy employees was suggested governor next year, either as a feelings to the job. In 1985 he was Enlists in Air Force Mrs. Walter Montie of Manches­ A memorial service will be held Memorial donations may be “ They’ll see me and say ‘Annette, hang in himself into police Monday and was released on a tection subcommittee. by tbe employees themselves. Republican or an independent. arrested in Washington for pro­ ter; a sister, Lorraine Clifford of today at 7:30 p.m. at the Parham made to the American Heart there.’” Smith said. “ They watch out for me. Marc A. Scrivener of 170 Buck Road. Hebron, has $5,000 non-surety bond and is scheduled to appear in Massachusetts Gov. Michael S. For five months now. the program has helped Weicker, a Republican who testing South Africa’s apartheid Manchester, a stepson, Richard Chapel of the Woody Funeral Association, 310 Collins St., Hart­ They are amazed that I even come to work. But enlisted in the U S. A ir Force and is receiving basic court July 31. Dukakis, the unsuccessful Demo­ four employees whose illnesses have left them narrowly lost a bid for a fourth policies. He was not prosecuted. Cross Jr. of Glastonbury: a Home, Richmond, Va. ford 06105. when you’re home, sometimes you sit home and training at Lackland Air Force Base in Texas. He is cratic presidential nominee in with no sick or vacation time. During that period, Senate term in November, is Weicker said the U.S. Constitu­ dwell about what you have.” receiving technical trianing as a fire protection 1988, said “ these are going to be about 70 employees have anonymously donated teaching constitutional law at Smith said her husband, Winfred, and her five tion is still his major concern, as specialist. very, very expensive projects, all hours they have accrued. Avery said. George Washington University in it was during his 18 years in the children have been behind her. She has been very He is a graduate of RHAM High School. College Notes L o tte ry of them.” Smith. 52, of South Windsor, has worked at the Washington and heading a medi­ Senate. He fairly gagged when open with them about the disease. hospital for 13 years and said she has many cal research group. asked about the uproar over the ’’They’ve really been through it all too.” Smith friends and supporters there. She works in the The former senator said in a recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling Dargin trains at Dix said of her family. “ I think people should know. Winning numbers drawn Monday in New Trust fund set hospital’s linen department where linen is recent interview that if he were to that burning the American flag is It’s a part of my life. It’s nothing I like though.” Pvt. Heather E. Dargin, daughter of William F. On MCC dean’s list Kelly, 18 Battista Road; Nancy LaBonne, 11 England: supplied for the operation room. run for governor in 1990, which he a protected form of free speech. Dargin of 75 E. Middle Turnpike, recently Highwood Drive; Barbara Leone, 44 Tania Drive; Connecticut daily: 598. Play Four: 8206. insisted he won’t, it would be as “ The flag, in whatever form it Massachusetts daily: 9563. for Williams completed basic training at Ft. Dix, N.J. Part-time students at Manchester Community Donna Marti, 12 Oxford St.; Faith McCan, 86 an independent, not a is, is going to do all right. If some Tri-state (Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont) She is a 1988 graduate of Manchester High School. College have been named to the dean’s list for the Mather St. Friends of the family of a Republican. idiot wants to come along and do spring semester. Also. Leslie Mellott, 199 Main St.; Eva Molinari, daily: 544, 8832. “ Why would you want to go into his thing. I ’m not going to turn the Rhode Island daily: 5562. Manchester man who died last They are: Ingegerd Ackerman, 182 Ralph Road; 202 McKee St.; Annemarie Monteiro, 20 Westfield week in the Sioux City, Iowa, Soil-sifting equipment OK’d; a game, coming off an experience Constitution of the United States Commissioned at West Point April Adams, 47 Deerfield Drive; Judy Carlson, 385 St.; Susan Moore, 38 Strong St.; Roger Morgan, 37 plane crash have set up a trust where almost half your team upside down,” he said. S. Main St.; Mark Cusson, 279 Fern St.; Terrence Brent Road; Linda Mullen, 101 Maple St.; Patricia before took off on you? That’s not Bruce P. Antonia, son of Paul E. and Doxie E. fund to help pay for his children’s “ To try to simplify America by Donnelly, 60 Jarvis Road; Treva Foley, 104 Park Mumley, 228 Oak St.; Michelle Nolan-Smith, 47 Antonia of 717 Center St., recently was commissi­ T h o u g h ts education. the way it goes in athletics and not adulation of the flag just doesn’t St.; Kimberly Hayes, 170 Hilliard St.; and Nancy Devon Road; Karen Parciak, 110 Comstock Road; in politics,” said Weicker, who oned a second lieutenant upon graduation from the Walter Williams, of 147 Edger­ 2 subdivisions get approval hack it,” he said. Keefe, 26 Prospect St. Brenda Pease, 110 Downey Drive. lost by 10,000 votes to Democrat U S. Military Academy. West Point. N.Y. He was ton St., was one of three Manches­ Weicker said his idea of patriot­ Also. Timothy Kelley, 41 Lilley St.; Tammy Also, Susan Poist, 141 Eldridge St.; Josephine Joseph I. Lieberman eight awarded a bachelor of science degree. Matthew 3:13-17, “ Then cometh Jesus from ter residents aboard the United and the machine shakes it down to Additional catch basins must ism is to make sure 38 million Kleperis, 79 Ridge St.; Christopher LeBlanc, 21 Poland, 30 Frederick Road; Debby Raina, 86 Green Bv Jacqueline Bennett months ago. Antonia is scheduled to attend training at Ft. Galilee to Jordan unto John, to be baptized of him. Airlines DC-10 jumbo jet that the other end, shifting out rocks be put in front of lot 5 and the disabled Americans have the Kenwood Drive; Melanie Majewski, 39 Glenwood Manor Road; Diane Redekas, 240Oak St.; Christine Manchester Herald “ I do think an independent same opportunity as everybody Benning, Ga. He is a 1984 graduate of East Catholic But John forbad him saying, ‘1 have need to be crashed during an emergency from soil, he said. It is operated driveway lengthened to 15 feet. St.; Karl Marble, 117 Tracy Drive; Michael Reeser, 193 Deer Run Trial; Denise Riopelle, 360 High School. baptized of thee, and comest thou to me? ’ And Jesus landing attempt after experienc­ by a four-cylinder diesel engine. could be elected governor of the else; to ensure that 36 million McDonnell, 15 Redwood Road; David McKenna, 101 Oakland St .; Debra Rollend, 34 Nike Circle; Charles COVENTRY — The Planning Kreisberg said some residents state of Connecticut,” he said, Americans who have no health answering said unto him, ‘Suffer it be so now; for ing engine problems on its way and Zoning Commission has Approval was granted by the complained at a previous hearing Walker St.; and Laurie McKenna, 136 Broad St. Schmitt, 73 Linden St.; Veronica Stanek, 38 thus it becometh us to fulfill all righteousness.’’’ from Denver to Philadelphia by commission under the conditions adding that many voters are insurance get it; to promote civil Also. Regina Mission, 3 Brent Road; Tina Deepwood Drive; Steluta Stanescu, 446 W. Middle given Pelletier Builders, Inc. of of water problems in the area. disgusted by both parties. rights; and to shelter the When one reads and studies that scripture, you way of Chicago. Main Street a special permit to that Pelletier submit manufac­ “ The problem exists but the Public Meetings Murray, 633 Center St.; William Proctor, 65 Spruce Tpke;. could not help but wonder what was going thorugh One of the Manchester resi­ turing specifications or other Weicker told The Hartford homeless. St.; Pamela Pruse, 129 Tudor Lane; Kenneth use mobile screening equipment. subdivision did not cause or Also: Barbara Struthers, 18 Eastfield St.; Lisa the mind of John the Baptist. Imagine the moment, dents, 8-year-old Jason Feyh. of data acceptable to the town Courant that in September, at the “ I am a veteranand I get justas Reynolds, 170 Charter Oak St.; Dawn Sarni, 35 The 3-to-O vote to approve the worsen it,” Kreisberg said. Sweeney, 158 Forest St.; Clark C. Taylor, 141 W. here is our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ asking Brook Haven Apartments at 432 planner and that the equipment request of U.N. Secretary Gen­ angry when people bum the flag Public meetings scheduled for today: Timrod Road; and Claudia Schumey, 332 Center St. request was made during the Walsh suggested town staff be eral Javier Perez de Cuellar of as anybody else in this country, Vernon St.; Linda Thiel, 360\Oakland St.; Helvl someone to baptize him. John did not want to do it W. Middle Turnpike, is listed in commission’s meeting Monday at meet noise level standards of Verbridge, 11 Essex St.; and AnnWardenburg, P.O. because he felt unworthy, but Christ wanted John critical condition at Sioux City’s town regulations. alerted to take off as much water Peru, he will join a special panel but I don’t worry about the flag; the Town Office Building. as possible when it’s necessary. in Geneva to hold hearings on the that flag is going to take care of Box 1944. and John did not want to refuse the Lord. Marion Health Center. Feyh’s Member George Hicks abstained Another condition of the appro­ Andover mother, Brenda Feyh, died in the val is that a sediment basin A hearing on Ash Brook Est­ activities of transnational corpo­ itself. It is the meaning we give to Part-time students named Also. Marc Boyle, Pine Ridge Drive and God does not make mistakes and he is fully aware because he was absent from the Town Meeting, Andover Elementary School. 8 of what he is doing. When the Lord calls us to serve crash. measuring 20 feet by 30 feet be ates, seven lots proposed for 33.14 rations in South Africa and it in our lives that counts.” Several part-time students at Manchester Com­ Katherine Dudzinski, both of Andover; Susan hearing on the request held July p.m. him in a ministry do not be swayed by man but The trust fund for the Williams’ installed and maintained at a acres on Swamp Road owned by munity College have been named to the dean’s list Angelini, 3 Brandy St. and William Wethey, 5 10. accept the calling of God in service to him. children has been set up through depth of 2 feet. A 10-foot-outlet Harold Cummings, was con­ for the spring semester. Westview Drive, both of Bolton; Members voting in favor were Remember Christ tells us: “ Suffer it be so now: the Savings Bank of Manchester. that is riprapped must be att­ tinued to Aug. 14. Coventry Manchester residents are: Kristen Forde, 76 Also, Gail Aube, 143 Twin Hills Drive; Alison chairman Jonathan Kreisberg, for thus it becometh us to fulfill all rightousness.” Donations should be made to the ached to the basin. Democratic Caucus, Town Office Building, 7:30 Thayer Road; Gregory Germain, 24 Hawthorne St.; Bayer, 3947 South St.; Sangsook Cho, 775 Bread & Blanche Strater and Robert In another matter, the Country Williams Children Trust Fund, in In another matter, the commis­ There's a w ord for people p.m. Georgiann Heath, 174 Oakland St.; Curtiss G. Milk St.; Lori Evaniski, 64 Northfield Road; Robert Walsh. Meadow subdivision was ap- care of Janet M. Battalino, P.O. sion voted 3 to 0 to approve the Republican Executive Committee. Town Office J. Millerd, 1230 Boston Turnpike; and Lin Herbert Bailey Kreisberg said, “ It is a LI nroved by the commission. Howard, 8 Bolton Center Road; David Johnston, 36 Box 231, Manchester 06040. w h o believe M edicare covers Building, 7:30 p.m. Church of the Nazarene (Light Industrial) zone and its nine-lot Haynes Woods subdivi­ Eva Drive; Alicia Kasay, 21 Edgerton St.; Donna Rand-Dubois, 60 Standish Road, all of Coventry. The vote was 3 to 0. with Hicks ■ The trust fund will benefit the use seems appropriate and con­ sion on 32.34 acres on Broad Way abstaining. The vote followed a three Williams childen: Eliza­ sistent (to the business).” owned by Archie and Rose costs for long term health care. hearing on the proposal that was beth. Diane, and Robert. Richard Pelletier, who owns a Haynes. Hicks also abstained on continued from July 10. business on 138 Main St., said at that vote. Ihe tfuth is that Medicare that allows yi)u to receive policy W e a th e r There will be three lots on 18.07 maurlipstpr Hrral^i the July hearing the equipment Conservation easements were pays only about 2% of niirsinj; benefits while being treated Candidates sought 10 acres on Brigham Tavern Road, IS about 47 feet long and narrow. A placed on all wetlands in lots 1 home costs na- CT Tl?m ?TQTTf in the comfort owned by William McDougall. USPS 327-500 VOL. CVIII, No. 251 load of soil IS deposited at one end and 8. tionally. So if you S L J l v L and familiar sur- Warm, muggy by Coventry GOP emmt on Medicare, you might roundings of your own home. REGIONAL WEATHER also count on spending most of What's more, The Travelers Manchester and vicinity: To­ Penny M. Stetfert, Publisher Registered Republicans or un­ Accu-Weather“' lorecasl lor Wedne'ocl.jy vour savings. And being depen­ will guarantee to renew your night, partly cloudy, warm and George T. 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Hartford; Alan Llzarraga, East Hart­ Eric Andersen, Michael Czernicki, to become New Haven’s first “ I think after Thursday you’ll tive officer and then development GRADE 10 ford; Peter Magllclc, Glastonbury; beth Dickinson, Vernon; Jeffrey Dill, Westerman, Christopher Wollenberg. reported in 43 of the continental Vector-borne diseases are “ We won’t stop the ticks — Regular Honors Hebron; Jennifer Docherty, Manches­ Rachel Eldredge, Gregory Gilbert, Here is the fourth quarter honor black chief executive. see a great deal of action.” said administrator. He quit in April to Scott Mu I liken, Marlborough; Alison Klilorin, Jesse Merriam, Sandra GRADE I spread by non-human carriers. they’re in 43 states already and Robert Anderson, Luke Bittner, Gary Jeannette Petrie, Vernon; Matthew ter; Elizabeth Galllvan, Ellington; roll for Bennet Junior High School Arthur T. Bartiieri, Town Com­ mn for mayor, two months after states and will soon reach the Blasko, Shannon Bowen, Nancy Bray, Karen Kelly, East Hartford; Laurie Nuss, Rebeccb Osthus, Lydia Wheeler. Gourl Aggarwal, Charlotte Anderson, But party insiders said the Svelk, Stafford Springs; MarlbethTay- Daniels had thrown his hat into remaining five, a panel has Lyme disease, which iscausedby soon they’ll be in 50,” said Rep. Dayld Breton, Janet Burnett, Michael lor. East Hartford; Daniel Thierv, East Leonard, Manchester; Kevin Lynch, Jessie Bradley, Richard Busick, expected endorsement of DeSte­ mittee chairman, after confirm­ Carrier, Michelle Connelly, Christina Vernon; Colleen Madden, Vernon; GRADE 7 Sengphet Chaleunhevang, Eric Chame- predicted. a bacterium, is spread by the (jeorge Hochbrueckner, D-N.Y. Hartford; Kathleen Urdanick, South Ezeaulel Alelandro, Kendra Am- fano. who is making his first run ing that DeStefano had picked up the ring and a month after Mayor Conyerse, James Curry, Jennifer Cyr, Windsor; Diane Vlckery,Tolland; Cara Elizabeth Maheu, East Hartford; Patri­ Here is the fourth quarter honor roy, Zahid Chaudhorv, Kevin Chlarlllo, "Lym e disease is one of the common deer tick. Symptoms There were nearly 14,000 re­ Kristen Cyr, Marlorie Debate, Shelly cio McCauley, Vernon; Mark McCon­ mann, Felllcia Avers, Wade Bedell, Kristin Coveil, Lisa Davis, Stephanie for elected office, would noterase enough votes to win the Biago DiLieto announced he Zdanis, East Hartford. Samuel Berk, Carrie Best, Christopher most rapidly growing diseases in usually start with a circular rash, ported cases in 1988, but “ we fear DIeterle, Kristina Dulberger, Brian nell, Hebron; Margaret Nolan, Glaston­ roll for RHAM High School. Denis, Elizabeth Doll, Susan Domanico, what they said was Daniels’ nomination. would not seek a sixth two-year Eckblom, Peter Farley, Melanie Flnk- bury; Stephanie Ogrodnlk, Bourcler, Mara Breen, Andrew Brin­ Cynthia Erzen, Sarah Fabian, Sharon and include fever, chills, fatigue, this is a very low number,” said Second Honors disi, Weston Campbell, Dollar Chantha- Party insiders said DeStefano term. the United States that’s vector- beln, Jennifer Fitzpatrick, Deirdre Jocauellne LaMontagne, Manches­ Manchester; Kristina O'Sullivan, South GRADE ia Fish, Michelle Gala, Todd Grundmeler, front-runner status. aching and stiffness. Paralysis ^ n . Joseph Lieberman, D-Conn. Flynn, Meghan Foley, Monica Fras- Windsor; Lisa Palasek, Glastonbury; vone, Sarah Chapman, Matthew Clark, Debro Gullano, Steven Hanson, Victo­ had collected the support of 31 to Daniels, 53, was a city aider- borne,” said Dr. Steven Haus- ter; Carolyn McCauley, the Rockville High Honors Brandon Cochrane, Susan Conklin, DeStefano, Daniels and the may follow. In 1987, there were only 5,800 cona. Amber GIrardIn, Kristin Hart­ section of Vernon; Heather Toce, East Elaine Price, Glastonbury; Matthew Kimberly Bocynesky, Doug Chap­ ria Harrington, Christine Hughes. 33 members of the 60-member man for 14 years and has served man, who is with the National nett, Karen Holmes, Sendia Kim, Price, Glastonbury; Amanda Reis, Allison Connelly, Heather Corona, Anne Hunter, Hilary Keever, Brian third candidate for the Demo­ Hartford. man, Carin Dunay, Shane Eagleson, James Coughlin, Jeffrey Crockett, Institute of Arthritis and Muscul­ While most of the known cases reported cases, but much of the Elizabeth Kulpa, Kerri Lindland, Ka- Glastonbury; Tara Ryan, Glastonbury; Jennifer Flore, Donna Nichols, Loda- Kellogg, JIM Knaus, Michael Knight, cratic nomination, James Per- Town Committee in the three- in the Senate for nine years. telyn LIndstrom, Marianne Loto, Heidi Schauster, Manchester; Kristofer Christina Cushman, Heather Czala, Chenoo Kristot, Shawn Larson, Ho Suck oskeletal and Skin Diseases. have been concentrated in the jump was due to better reporting, Sophomoros mlo Santese, Karen Sevtch, Dawn Jessica DembowskI, Shannon Don­ illo, executive director of the New way race for the Democratic Party insiders said Daniels had Wendy Metcalf, Meredith Meyers, Honors with Distinction Schumacher, Ellington; Scott Setzler, Wagner. Lee, Ryan McGee, Christopher Miller, failed to react quick enough and Hausman spoke at a news Northeast — particularly (Ton- said Dr. Stephen Heyes, director Michele Mezrltz, Matthew Miner, Mat­ Amanda Botticello, Manchester; Manchester; Tricio SkarzynskI, Broad nelly, D'Shono Dorsey, Diana Ford, Lori Ann Miller, Evan Mllone, Jeffrey Haven Coliseum, have all said mayoral nomination. A candidate thew Morrissey, BobbI Jo Parlato, Brook; Kelli Stearns, East Hartford; Kirby Horan. Montanarl, Catherine Mulligan, Stacia refocus his campaign after Di­ conference, along with two necticut and Suffolk and West­ of the office of disease prevention Nancy Byrne, Manchester; Heather Sean Jackson, Heather Jolly, Keri they would continue on to the must get the votes of a majority of Onekeo Phasouk, Rebecca PIdlak, Canders, East Windsor; Elizabeth Con­ Sarah Thierv, East Hartford; Kevin GRADE 11 Mutchek, Van Cao Nguyen, James Nl, Lieto announced he would not members of Congress and a chester counties in New York — at the National Institutes of Keyin PIsch, Terrence Ruckey, Rhonda Travis, Manchester. High Honors Keenan, Thomas Kelley, Justin Kelsey, Orlle Nicolas, Cheryl Odierna, William Sept. 12 primary with or without those attending the convention to klin, Manchester; Suzanne Dube, East Laura Knapp, Jay KralewskI, Carey Connecticut family stmek by the Lyme disease was reported last Health. Savllonis, Shari Sims, Jennifer Smith, Hartford; Leonard FenockettI, Man­ Heather Cromie, John Murray, Pappas, Mellsso Rattet. the party’s nomination. win the endorsement. seek re-election. ■ Sarah Spak, Brlgette Stuart, Sharon chester; Frank Goppel, Vernon; Sarah First Honors Amanda Trafford, Ben Wilson. Kwok, Kimberly Lozarin, Amy Loeh- Shane Relchle, Stephen Remusat, Thomas, Erik Thoresen, Sarah Whln- Harvey, East Hartford; Stacey Luoma, Christine Aubln, Hebron; Kathleen felm, Brendan McCafferv, Julie Kimberly Rick, Jason Romeo, Caesar nem, James Zllora. Manchester; Alison MacDonald, South Bator, Manchester; Marla Bonglorno, Melser, Lisa Milazzo, Mark Miner, Rossitto, Brian Ruganis, Peter Russell, Windsor; Christopher Roy, Tolland; East Hartford; Heidi Bragdon, Man­ GRADE 10 Robert Moore, Andrea Murray, Heldl Michael Salvatore, Beth Sompson, Just Follow These Oirectlons- GRADE II John Zobkar III, Andover. chester; Robin Buckley, EastHartford; High Honors Ouellette, Kimberly Parkany, Patrick Petra Sauer, Timothy Schilling, Robin Regular Honors Oanlel Callahan, Manchester; Richard Robert Blewitt, Elizabeth Churney, Peak, Diane Poulin, Sharon Rackow, Sedlacek, Jennifer Smith, Allison Mark Aramll, Amy Bloom, Lindsey First Honors Carlson, Coventry; Thomas Carlson, Andrew Gorski, Brian Johnson, Jen­ Erin Ryan, Pamela Sharkey, Stephen Soucy, Daniel Stoppelman, /^arna fto n WAnbof Uickt Boutlller, Margaret Call, James Car- Alex Ansaldl, Manchester; Gregory Manchester; Paul Chabot, Mansfield; nifer KIrchmver, Julie Klrchmyer, Sinatra, Sarah Talbot, Jennifer Thomp­ Swamv, Scott Thompson, Suzanne ■MWnWor ^ Womnoctnia* roll, Kimberly Casey, Jennifer Barry, Manchester; Elizabeth Buono, Gall Chicolne, East Hartford; Deborah Kristin Smith. son, Renee Throm, Jennifer Tierney, Thornton, Amanda Uccello, Amara Chambers, Sandra Cherko, Tammie Manchester; Stacy Buonome, Bolton; Choman, Manchester; Suzanne Con- Jennifer Walsn, Kelly Wooldridge, Watson, Houo May Yang. Cohen, Patricia Coogan, Corey Croft, Lisa Cataldl, Manchester; Marla Cu- cannon, East Hartford; Jennifer Cook, Leslie Worsley. Alexia Cruz, Matthew Daube, Erica neo, Manchester; Michael Dalesslo, South Windsor; Aureen Cyr, Manches­ GRADE y GRADE * it’s / DeJoannIs, Patrick Edward Dwyer, Vernon; Geza Decsv, Bolton; Michael ter; Danielle Ely, Hebron; Kelly Fahey, High honors GRADE• Margaret Alexander, Corey Babko, Patrick Keyin Dwyer, Jean Faber, Erin Liza Banks, Kristin Brewer, Jessica Andrew Beganny, Michael Bottaro, Andrew Bartley, Christina Beaudry, DZEN Dempsky, East Hartford; Rebecca Enfield; Sarah Fallon, Ellington; De­ Elliott, Lilly Giraldo, Melissa Hilbert, blueberry Farrell, Lisa Fertlg, Kendra Freeman, Dow, Tolland; James Ferris, East nise Garaventa, Manchester; Dana Cynthia Botticello, Jennifer Bottone, Kristen Blake, Nuama CaspI, Katherine aiRAWBEtWY 1 auiEBEfWY Gregory Fregeau, Jeanette Gala, Jen­ Hartford; Louro Florl, East Hartford; Glggey, Coventry; Michael Hickey, Jacauellne Jensen, Jill Karrenberg, Kelly Bowler, Rebecca Broman, San­ Chadburn, Heather Chambers, Zahida nifer Gletek, Russell Gray, Kristina Robert Gronde, East Hartford; Victoria East Hartford; Mila Honor, South Jennifer Lorenc, Jeffrey Schenck, Ca­ dra Brindamour, Lauren Buckno, Tri­ Chaudhary, Sue Cho, Jennifer Cion, ^ time! HUL i r l k M U Harrison, Jason Hawkins, Mary Hayes, Howard, Tolland; Brian Igoe, Vernon; Windsor; Michelle Jean, Tolland; Jodl- rolyn Sheppard, Kaniz SIvlee. sha Cashman, Peter Hyum Choi, John Elizabeth Cleaves, Rachel Cohen, HIEI I tRASPBERRYj Matthew Helln, Michael Irrera, Emil Rebecca Janton, Bolton; Lisa Javinett, Lyn LeBrun, East Hartford; Noel Lerz, Conklin, Michele Cote, Derrick Dem­ Wendy Cook, Robert Copeland, Phyllis 9 Issayl-BabroudI, Carl Johnson, Scott East Hartford; Maureen Kerwin, East South Windsor; Mark Longchamps, bowskI, Amy Durato, Amy Dwyer, Cort, Oliver Cromwell, Howard Crow­ farm Johnson, Paula Knight, Karen Lee, GRADE ia Tiffany Dyke, Seth Egnasko, Michelle ley, Leslee Dupont, Alison Epstein, Hartford; Paul Krasusky, Tolland; Manchester; Teresa Luetlen, Elling­ Honors Danny Ma, Ann Marie Macdonald, Joseph Lopatka, the Broad Brook ton; Kerry Luoma, Manchester; Kim Erickson, Scott Fuller, Heldl Fultz, Jennifer Fletcher, Angelo Foster, Co­ SInorng Muong, Alexandra O'Brien, Rebecca Adams, Heldl Anderson, Bryan Gagnon, Kristen Gordon, Nicole rey Freeman. section of East Windsor; Deana Lynn, Magoon, Vernon; Daniel Maher, Man­ Shane Anderson, Sandy Arnold, Re­ Stephen Odierna, Judythe Panclera, Stafford Springs; Nancy Mace, Man­ chester; Katherine Matre, Manches­ Hochev, Dawn Harris, Gabrielle Hen­ Dana Fudge, Gwyneth Gagnon, Jill 'I Diana Pappas, Uyen Phan, Crystal becca Backmender, Michelle Barros, son, Scott Herman, Raymond Hodgdon, Gearhart, Michael Glaser, Amy Harris, chester; Kristen Mador, Vernon; Lee ter; Timothy McCaffrey, South Wind­ Colleen Burns, Karen Bushev, Susan PIcano, Lisa Pierson, Jennifer Anne MIddlekauff, Manchester; Christopher sor; James McElhanon, East Hartford; Sun Hee Hwang, LanI locovetll. Kim Harris, Robert Herdlein, Mark •OU1M Royeono, Leonard Sadosky, Richard Cattaneo, Greg Chapman, Amy Covell, Joel Impelluso, Chanhpheng Keovl- Howarth, Darlene Johns, Shannon Paige, Tolland; Carol Poidino, East Steyen McGarry, East Hartford; Ber­ Stacey Dann, Rochelle Desso, Mike nMNoaon Shemanskis, Ellssa Shore, Tanya Sines, Hartford; Barbara Porvs, East Hart­ nard McGovern, East Hartford; Eileen loy, Mary Krupen, Emily Lappen, Kaulback-Lucas, Michael Kelsey, John PICK YOUR OWN David Smith, Michelle Smith, Thltpa- Docker, Judith Dupre, Kristine Farrell, Jessica Lawrence, Jean Lee, Rebecca Kennedy, Gregory King, Kelly Knowi­ ford; Amy Pearsall, Bolton; Kevin McGuInness, East Hartford; Steve Jocelyn Foran, Kevin Foster, Todd slmh Sourinho, Jed Stansfleld, Debra Pedneault, East Hartford; Sonia Pellet­ Mezel, Tolland; Jennifer Mlgliore, Loguldice, Grant Lowery, Marla ton, Matthew Kohut, Teresa Lester, HOURS; Strlmike, Marcy Suitor, Colleen ier, Manchester; Christopher Peraro, Manchester; Karen Mozdzierz, East Foster, Alison Fracchia, Shane Garri­ Maldonado-Rlos, Shelby Maltempo, Kathryn Lush, Jane Ma, Krishna Monday thru Friday Saturday son, Tommy Gosselln, Christine Gower, Elizabeth McCubrey, Andrew Mum- DZEN BLUEBERRY HILL Thompson, Katherine TonuccI, Marc Eost Hartford; Thomas Russo, East Hartford; John Mulligan, Manchester; Makadia, MIchoel Marchand, Duffy 7AM to 5PM SAM to 12N00N Ursin, Norman VIttner, Emily Walde, Hartford; William Shields, Glaston­ Mary-Kate O'Brien, Marlborough; Su­ Tannaro Grybko, Helen Horton, Jeff ford, Melissa Myers, Tamara Nelson, McGee, Meredith MeduskI, Rebecca Cory Wesoloskle, Corolvn Zablelski. bury; Amy SIddons, Manchester; Cyn­ zanne O'Connell, Vernon; Nicholas Jones, Amy Kozyro, Deborah Krist, Kristin Newton, Matthew Noonan, Pa­ Mercler. B arter HIH Road Tom Krueger, David Laplerre, Denise trick Osborne, Caltlyn Pentleton, Cindy Moore, Mlnh Triet Nguyen, 8 thia Stapleton, Stafford Springs; Jomes Oliva, East Hartford; Jeremy Palmer, For all your window and door needsi South Windsor -> last Windsor Town Una GRADE la Tauras, Tolland; Michael Tetreault, Tolland; Tasha Pasternak, Manches­ LewandowskI, Colleen Lorenc, Laura Donna Rho, Daryl Richard, Christopher Shawn Nichols, Kathleen O'Marra, Regular Honors Ellington; SaroAnn Turcotte, Tolland; ter; Christa Paullo, Vernon; Suzanne MarlottI, Ginger Martlnchek, Frank Rlzy, David Rodriguez, Juan Rodri­ Quyen Phan, Olga Press, Andrea Rel- ANDERSEN WINDOWS MARVIN WINDOWS Suzanne Agasi, Zachary Allaire, Di­ Jomes Urdanick, South Windsor; Jen­ Peraro, East Hartford; Patricia Pesco- Mauderer, Mark McClanan, Kathy guez, Kelsey Rodwell, Melissa Ross, scherl, Lisa Roberts, Heather Robin­ MORGAN PRODUCTS PREHUNQ DOORS Mon. - FrI. t a.M.-Noen Cell: ane Ashton, Kim Bergeron, Jeffrey solldo, Manchester; Daniel Revellese, Mendall, Pamela Monstream, Nancy William Sanborn, Timothy Sekelsky, son, Laura Robinson, David Rohrbach, INTERIOR TRIM STANLEY STEEL DOORS nifer Welngortner, East Hartford; Mot- Munson, Bridget Murphy, Kim Muze- 4 B.m.-S p.ai. _ Bernier, Karen Biske, Cynthia Boober, thew Wllmes, Eosi Hartford. Vernon; Joseph Rodgers, Vernon; Paul Tamara Sines, Stephanie Smith, Phltsa- Joseph Rushlow, Trocy Savlckl, Larry Briggs, Darren Brown, Cara Rusczyk, Glastonbury; George Russo, roll, Gozen NIron, Heather Oliver, mav Sourinho, Christopher SpadaccinI, George Silva, Rachel Smith, Kelly 14 High Street iuchonoh, Jessica Burnham, Karen lecdnd Honors Manchester; Stephanie Sullivan, Tol­ Morlo Rivera, Jessica Rowley, Thomas Shira Springer, Thomas Stevens, Chris­ Szirka, Kerry Tedford, Roann Thofne, VSiMS; 644-2478 Cappuccl, Helgi ChasSe, Christopher Lisa ArbercheskI, East Hartford; land; Laura Vodopivec, East Hartford; Schupp, Jennifer Spica, Robert Steven­ topher Stone, Charles Trombldy, Joy Jason Walde, Amy warendq, Jdan Manchester 645-8432 CMvgr. Mery Cleaves, Kristine Corm­ Brddley Bozo, EattHartfbrd; Elltabeth Krista Wisniewski, Ellington. son, Lori Tebbets. White, Joanne Wilson. Wasset, David White, Andrew ZMlulii 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 25, 1989 — 7 6 _ MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 25. 1989 NATION & WORLD Maker House examines recalls J ability of IRS Thatcher undertakes drugs to police itself major cabinet shakeup By Deborah AAesce WASHINGTON (AP) - A The agency has an inspection The Associated Press year-long probe of alleged mis­ division of 1,300 people to police •H. conduct by senior officials of the 120,000 IRS employees, noted LONDON (AP) — Prime Minis­ Young was succeeded by after bidding for an unprece­ WASHINGTON (AP) - A Internal Revenue Service raises Senior Deputy Commissioner Mi­ ter Margaret Thatcher has cata­ Northern Ireland Secretary Tom dented fourth successive term in generic medication used to con­ serious questions about the agen­ chael J. Murphy, and a criminal pulted the most junior member of King. the next election, which must be trol high blood pressure is being cy’s ability to correct wrongdoing investigation division of 4,700 to her cabinet, John Major, into the recalled because samples were by its own leaders. House investi­ watch over the conduct of more u Major, who was raised in south held by mid-1992. prestigious office of foreign se­ London’s rundown Brixton dis­ The previous foreign secretary. misrepresented in a government gators say. than 100 million taxpayers. The inspection division con­ cretary, making him a prime trict and left school at 16, is one of Sir Geoffrey Howe, 62, was inspection. 1 “ Is it possible for the IRS to contender to succeed her. the few British foreign secretar­ moved to the vacant post of Par Pharmaceutical Inc. of . , fIN police itself internally at the ducts about 2,000 investigations of The appointment Monday of ies who has never been to college. deputy prime minister in what Spring Valley, N.Y., also is 9’1 i senior official level? That’s an allegations against employees Major, the 46-year-old son of a A self-made man. Major did was widely seen as a demotion. suspending the sale of two other V‘i i area that really needs to be each year, and about 48 percent of trapeze artist, was the boldest construction work for two years Major and another relatively drugs pending an investigation. looked at,” investigator Len the cases involve complaints move in Mrs. Thatcher’s biggest young appointee drafted into the The action marks the second Bernard, of the House Govern­ from other employees, said before making a career in I \ government shake-up since she banking. Cabinet for the first time, Chris­ time this summer a drug com­ ment Operations subcommittee Teddy R. Kern, assistant com­ missioner for inspection. took office in 1979. His appointment underlined the topher Patten, 45, the new envir­ pany has acknowledged market­ on consumer affairs, said in Worried about her Conserva­ transformation of the Conserva­ onment secretary, both entered ing a formulation of a product advance of his testimony before The IRS is one of the few federal tive Party government’s sliding tive Party hierarchy — once the Parliament in May 1979 — the that was different from that the panel today. agencies that require employees to report wrongdoing by col­ popularity, Mrs. Thatcher named preserve of the British upper election that brought Mrs. approved by the Food and Drug Bernard noted that one of eight A- new appointees to more than half classes — since Mrs. Thatcher, a Thatcher to power. Administration. misconduct cases he and other leagues. Kern said President the 22 Cabinet posts, including grocer’s daughter, took over. Major is a firm supporter of Par Pharmaceutical pulled its subcommittee aides have been Bush soon will seek to impose the The Aetoclated Praet same requirement on all federal defense. "We now know, without the Mrs. Thatcher’s tight-fisted eco­ generic version of the anti­ probing involved senior officials “ The object of this shuffle was need for guesswork, who her nomic policies while Patten, a hypertensive drug Maxzide off TAKEN AWAY — A flat bed truck Sioux City, Iowa. The truck took it to a up to the level of deputy assistant employees as part of his ethics-in- commissioner. government recommendations. to improve the cutting edge of chosen successor will be,” Lon­ noted speech writer, comes from the market Monday after telling Monday removes part of the fuselage of hangar where officials will further government,” said Kenneth Most attention has been fo­ “ We do look pretty strictly at don’s liberal Guardian news­ the Conservatives’ liberal wing. the FDA that an employee the DC-10 that crashed last week in inspect it. Baker, who was moved from paper said Tuesday. Their rapid promotion highligh­ switched a sample of the drug cused on allegations that a responsibilities and the code of conduct” that all IRS employees education secretary to become Mrs. Thatcher, 63, is widely ted a shuffle aimed mainly at requested by the FDA with a former boss of the criminal must sign, Kern said. chairman of the Conservative expected to retire some time improving the party’s image. sample from another batch of the investigation division in was offered a bribe by “ If during an investigation (of The Associated Press Party. drug. The previous chairman, Peter The company also said it was Key engine parts still sought Guess Inc., a jeans manufac­ IRS employees) we come up with Y Brooke, who presided over the investigating a possible misre­ turer, to get an investigation of a any violation of federal law ... we FIRE VICTIM — Emergency personnel refueling accident at Kelly Air Force will refer the case to the U.S. party’s drubbing by socialists in presentation involving its generic SIOUX City, Iowa (AP) — Investigators fields to look for pieces of the engine. rival, Jordache Enterprises. The Base in Texas. One person was killed. Shuttle fuel valve IRS cleared that official, Ronald attorney, or if it is on an executive attend to man injured Monday in a elections for the European Parli­ Orphengasic Forte, a muscle ordered another aerial search for key parts of While some debris was recovered, key sections or high-level officials, we will ament last month, was appointed relaxant, and is considering an United Flight 232’s rear engine and planned to have yet to be found including a 400-pound disk Saranow, last year. refer it to the Justice Depart­ to the Cabinet as Northern FDA request that it be recalled. visit the General Electric Co. plant where the from the engine, NTSB investigator Robert Subcommittee investigators ment,” Kern said. Ireland secretary. Par has suspended sales of the Macintosh said Monday night. Officials ordered have checked several cases in may hold up flight engine was made. In addition, IRS inspectors The job in the strife-torn generic muscle relaxant as well The team from the National Transportation another round of aerial phography. which IRS employees who called automatically refer to the Treas­ province is largely removed from as those of its generic Valproic Safety Board said they expected to wrap up their Other investigators will travel to a General attention to misconduct inside the B-52 catches fire, kills 1 ury Department's inspector gen­ party politics on mainland CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. The valve problem was de­ Acid, an anti-convulsant, which is work this week at the Sioux Gateway Airport, Electric Co. plant in Cincinnati where the rear agency were subsequently de­ Britain. (AP) — The planned early August tected early Monday following being investigated. moted or forced out. eral any allegation of criminal SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A B-52 land Air Force Base and another plane is virtually stripped and where the DC-10 crashed-landed last Wednesday engine was made. Mrs. Thatcher fired two key launch of space shuttle Columbia the brief launch pad test firing of The subcommittee, chaired by wrongdoing by any of the 2,000 bomber caught fire on the ground was transferred to Brooke Army reassembled. He added planes Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., after its rear engine blew apart. “ They will be reviewing the manufacturing ministers: Transport Secretary on a secret defense mission is all three of Columbia’s auxiliary Rep. Doug Barnard, D-Ga., IRS high-level officials and Medical Center at Fort Sam are scheduled for the mainte­ chairman of the House Energy Meanwhile, United Capt. A1 Haynes, the pilot history and the manufacturing process,” said while being refueled at Kelly Air Paul Channon, accused of bum­ likely to be delayed at least a day power units. Radio data indicated called for three days of testimony executives. Force Base, killing one person Houston. Their conditions ranged nance "every couple of years.” and Commerce investigations credited with keeping the jetliner aloft aftermost Macintosh. bling bomb warnings in the because of a problem with a fuel one of two hydrazine fuel valves from the IRS, present and former In 1987, 88 IRS employees were and injuring 11 others, officials from serious to fair, Cooke said. subcommittee, and Rep. Thomas control had beenj lost, was scheduled to be Thus far, investigators have found no evidence aftermath of the Pan Am air valve, NASA officials report. leading to APU No. 2 was stuck IRS employees and the General convicted of crimes, including said. Four others were treated for The fact that it was being Bliley, R-Va., ranking Republi­ released from the hospital and meet with that foreign matter went into the rear engine, he disaster over Scotland last Dec. Engineers were conducting open when it should have been Accounting Office. embezzlement, selling narcotics The cause of late Monday’s minor injuries and released. refueled indicated the plane can on the panel, said the reporters for the first time today. said. 21 and of a mediocre performance tests today to determine if the closed. The IRS has declined comment and accepting bribes, following accident was under investigation, “ I heard four to five large probably was being prepared for disclosure shows that FDA’s The death toll from the crash rose to 111 on Workers cleared away large sections of rubble during current transportation valve was stuck or if they were on the allegations, citing laws investigations by the agency’s said Lt. Col. Ed Cooke, a explosions about 11 p.m. and saw a test flight, one of the final stages generic drug regulation is "dan­ Monday. Of the 296 people on board, 185 survived, on Monday, allowing a portion of the airport that strikes, and Social Security Se­ receiving a false reading because The APUs provide power for that prohibit disclosure of infor­ inspection division. spokesman at the base here. The flames leaping 15 to 20 feet in the in the repair process, Cooke said. gerously lax.” including 10 of the 11 crew members. More than had been closed since the crash to reopen. cretary John Moore. of some other problem. moveable control surfaces such mation about individual tax cases The most highly publicized bomber was “ very heavily dam­ air,” Jim Fisher, a San Antonio The plane had been scheduled to "The problem is we can no 30 people remain hospitalized. Investigators are trying to reassemble the Channon, an heir to the vast as wing flaps, the speed brake or about employees under case of IRS wrongdoing in recent aged” in the accident, he said. school teacher who lives near the return Friday to its home base at At the same time, shuttle longer be reasonably confident The investigation into the accident has been aircraft’s tail section in an airport hangar. Guinness family brewing fortune and the rudder. investigation. years was in the Philadelphia Names of the victims were base. Barksdale Air Force Base in managers were beginning a two- that the FDA is able to detect the hampered because the rear engine, one of three and reputedly the richest man in The crew of the flight from Denver to Chicago district office, where 14 people, being withheld pending notifica­ Flames could be seen from up Shreveport, La. day review of the readiness of all NASA at first said the faulty entry of unsafe or inefficacious on the DC-10, blew apart over farms in northwest In recent interviews, however, the Cabinet, is also accused by reported they lost all three of the airplane’s including fashion designer Albert tion of family members. All were to one mile away, witnesses said. aspects of the mission. They unit would be replaced, a proce­ generic drugs into the nation’s Iowa. top IRS officials defended the critics of a lackluster perfor­ hydraulic systems immediately after the rear Nippon, were convicted as a civilian employees. Cooke said the B-52, built in The fire was put out in less than planned to set a firm launch date dure that would delay the launch pharmacies,” said Dingell, On Monday, teams searched a 16-square-mile agency’s record in policing itself. mance during current strikes on engine exploded. Macintosh said probers had result of a bribery investigation. Six remained hospitalized 1958, was undergoing "depot- one hour, Cooke said. There were on Wednesday. two or three days. But officials whose panel has been investigat­ section of corn and soybean fields about 60 miles British Rail and the London said later they were not certain ing the agency’s generic drug away from the crash site in hopes of finding found breaks in two of the systems and were still early today in Wilford Hall level maintenance,” a V'2 - to no immediate reports of damage subway. Columbia had been scheduled looking for a breach in the third. Medical Center at nearby Lack- 4-month process in which the to any of the base’s facilities. the valve was stuck open and they division. missing pieces of the engine. Two other Cabinet members. to lift off July 31 with a classified wanted to run some checks to Officials also used aircraft from the Nebraska Meanwhile, residents of this city on the eastern Effort to reduce Defense Secretary George Defense Department payload, determine what was wrong. Par said it had “ no reason to Air National Guard to take infrared photographs bank of the Missouri River were beginning to Younger and Trade and Industry but minor technical problems believe that there are any ad­ of the area and asked farmers working their assess the impact of the crash on their lives. Secretary Lord Young, said they have forced delays. NASA said They said the tests will add a verse health or safety implica­ Alaska upset with Exxon plans were resigning to resume busi­ last week that Aug. 7 wouldbethe day to Columbia’s launch pro­ tions involved’ ’ in any of the three deficit on track ness careers. earliest possible launch date. cessing schedule. drugs it’s reviewing, and has promised to cooperate with the WASHINGTON (AP) — The “ These are not negotiable beaches, map the damage, test Probers eye safety issues would have been a larger surplus. VALDEZ, Alaska (AP) —State FDA. federal government remains on Even though last month’s sur­ points,” he wrote in the memo, a waters and fly over the area. officials angrily reacted to Exx­ track to post a reduction in the plus was smaller than last year, copy of which was provided to An army of 11,000 people, 1,000 FDA spokesman Bill Grigg said WASHINGTON (AP) — Special investigators The team, Lopatkiewicz said, will try to on’s plan to pull all its oil spill budget deficit in 1989 even though the deficit for the first nine The Associated Press. vessels and more than 70 aircraft the agency had no concerns about are trying to determine how so many people determine what precautions were most effective cleanup forces out of Alaska by the usual June surplus was months of the fiscal year, which ” Our discussions with federal has been trying to clean beaches safety of any of the three Par walked away from last week’s DC-10 crash in in preventing injury and death when the disabled mid-September, saying crews smaller than a year ago. began Oct. 1, was $105.5 billion, or state agencies is for the stained after the Exxon Valdez drugs, but “ we are locking into Iowa, hoping to find ways for more people to jetliner burst into flames during the emergency should stay until the area is clean. landing, flipped over, landed on its back and split The Treasury Department said 11.6 percent lower than the first purpose of keeping them in­ rammed Bligh Reef on March 24, whether the effectiveness of any survive airline crashes. apart in a cornfield near the airport. Monday that revenues last month nine months of fiscal 1988. Meanwhile, the oil giant indi­ formed, and is not requesting and spilled about 11 million of these medications was “ We want to know how injuries occurred, how were up 9.2 percent from June If that pace continues through cated the cost of cleaning up the approval,” Harrison wrote. gallons of crude. reduced.” people got out. We’ll try to get people to The survival investigation also will cover 1988, to $108.32 billion, while September, the deficit for ail of nation’s largest oil spill would The memo was dated the day In releasing its earnings, remember everything they can,” Ted Lopatkie- crash and fire preparations on the ground, Par and one of the company’s spending rose 11.6 percent, to fiscal 1989 will be $137.2 billion, total about $1.25 billion and was a before Exxon President Bill Exxon said a provision for spill wicz of the National Transportation Safety Board Lopatkiewicz said. founders, Ashok Patel, pleaded said Monday. $100.53 billion. coming under the revised esti­ major factor behind a plunge in Stevens testified before a Senate costs reduced its net income by guilty in U.S. District Court in Members of the group, led by NTSB Investigators have not determined how many That combined to produce a mates of both the Bush adminis­ its second quarter earnings. subcommittee and reluctantly $850 million in the second quarter. Baltimore last week to paying investigators, are interviewing hospitalized passengers were children or infants or how many $7.79 billion surplus, down 14.7 tration and the Congressional In an internal memo released committed the company to re­ The company said the provision illegal gratuities to FDA passengers in Sioux City and will send children were among the dead. Lopatkiewicz percent from June 1988. Budget Office. Monday, a top company official suming operations next year if includes $600 million already employees. questionnaires to other survivors, Lopatkiewicz said. A list compiled by The Associated Press June usually provides a break The administration’s Office of said the Sept. 15 pullout date was more work needs to be done. spent on the cleanup plus esti­ said. shows that 24 children under age 10, including in the monthly flow of red ink Management and Budget last not negotiable. A spokesman for Interior Se­ mated future outlays, but does The charges are unrelated to Officials say 185 passengers and crew seven under 5, were among the survivors. because corporations and indi­ week cut its 1989 deficit estimate “ It’s not enough to declare cretary Manuel Lujan said Exx­ not include the cost of any the misrepresentation of the members survived when United Airlines Flight viduals make quarterly tax pay­ from $164.1 billion to $148.3biIlion victory and go home,” Gov. Steve on’s obligation to clean up the lawsuits. In addition, the com­ company’s triamterene and hy­ The NTSB recommended in 1983 that stand­ 232, en route from Denver to Philadelphia via ments in the month. In May, the because 1986 revisions to the tax Cowper said Monday. “ Virtually mess does not end in September. pany said insurance coverage of drochlorothiazide, which is its ards be adopted for infant seats on airliners. In Chicago, crashed Wednesday while making an government reported a deficit of laws are producing higher-than- from the beginning, Exxon prom­ “ The secretary has stated all more than $400 million would go generic version of Maxzide, said 1984, the Federal Aviation Administration and emergency landing in Sioux City. The NTSB has $25.47 billion after a record $40.57 expected revenues. ised Alaskans that the company along that Exxon is fully liable toward the cleanup. Barbara Manners, Par vice pres­ the National Highway Traffic Safety Administra­ not determined the cause of the crash, but billion surplus in April. ’The CBO, meanwhile, predicts would stay until the job was done. and responsible for that accident ident and general counsel. tion drew up standards for seats that can be used Exxon reported an 87 percent reports say an engine explosion apparently Analysts attributed the smaller a deficit of $150 billion, down from I expect them to fulfill that and they have an obligation to on airliners and cars, but they are not required. drop in net income to $160 million Vitarine Pharmaceuticals of knocked out flight steering mechanisms. June surplus to a blip in spending an earlier estimate of $159 billion. promise.” ensure full mitigation of damages from $1.2 billion a year earlier. Springfield Gardens, N.Y., said Among issues to be studied by investigators is The Association of Flight Attendants and some caused by calendar fluke. Mil­ Both projections are in line with But Exxon spokesman Henry and to restore Prince William Touch last month that its employees had the fact that several infants were traveling at no airline safety groups have pushed for child- itary pay, veterans benefits and or a bit higher than those of Beathard said there was nothing Cowper said he understood Sound back to its original substituted samples of FDA- charge in their parents’ arms, a common restraint seats on airliners. health-care supplements usually private economists. The deficit new in the memo. Exxon’s need to have a plan for splendor,” spokesman Steve approved Dyazide for its own practice on domestic flights, and whether If child-safety seats were required, infants who are paid at the start of the month. limit established for fiscal 1989 “ We’ve been saying all along Goldstein said. scaling back as winter ap­ generic version of the drug to win child-restraint seats should be required. United sit on laps and fly at no charge would need their But because July 1 fell on a under the Gramm-Rudman we would operate until about proaches. But he said “ demobili- Steve Provant, on-scene oil government approval for its said at least one infant was among the 111 dead. own seats. weekend, those payments were deficit-reduction law is $136 Sept. 15 when we have to shut spill coordinator for the Alaska zation does not mean product. shifted into June, cutting what billion. down because of the weather,” he Department of Environmental disappearance.” said. “ None of that has changed. Conservation, said his agency Surveys by the state and the Otto Harrison, Exxon’s general wants Exxon to leave a contin­ Coast Guard indicate only about manager in Valdez, said in a gency force behind to deal with oil one-third of the cleanup work memo to company officials dated that may wash off beaches and Summer Kennedy proposes expanding H either has been completed or is in July 19 that no winter cleanup cause problem s during the progress, the governor said. operations will be conducted winter. o S M grand o f OPEjyjj^^ because of safety and operational He also said it might be possible But Beathard said, “ We believe reasons and the company’s only for Exxon crews to work until six months of winter storms and federal help to AIDS victims A commitment for next spring is to Oct. 1. Provant said this winter tidal action will remove most, if survey the shorelines. the state plans to monitor not all, of what’s remaining.” Vacation doesn’t have to be a hassle WASHINGTON (AP) - Sen. legislation that would strengthen hardest by AIDS provide NEW TRANSMISSION SHOP IN Edward Kennedy, saying protections for AIDS victims financial assistance to hospitals We make it easy to enjoy your vacation — and keep up with the news as well. government response to AIDS against discrimination in em­ and other facilities overcome by MANCHESTER should be expanded, is ployment, public services, hous- the crisis. 1 Bennett doesn’t need new tax At No Extra Cost proposing legislation to ensure ing, transportation and communications. 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Tuesday. July 25. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 25, 1989 - 9 OPINION Flag amendment vs. law V 'V U -- • - By Walter Mears J m WAtn' 131 l £ ir WASHINGTON - With liberals TDpyri;^ Public flocking to support a law against !K &UT Decision flag burning, Robert H. Bork I'M QoiNe said, smiling, it might stand up in the Supreme Court for lack of records ?1E8 lawyers to challenge it. mil is overdue He was joking, of course. Bork. the conservative whose Supreme at stake Court nomination was rejected by the Senate, believes that it will on R oute 6 take a constitutional amendment By Jack Anderson to reverse the court ruling that U permits flag burning in the name and Dale Van Atta of free speech. As lawyers and legislators WASHINGTON - Richard Nixon The Army Corps of Engineers expects to choose sides on flag measures, wants to recapture thousands of have a decision soon, but not soon enough, not maily are saying that the best documents from his disgraced presid­ thing to do is nothing. The issue is whether to permit the filling in of wetlands to ency and lock them away under the permit construction of a highway through so flammable that just about heading of his private papers. His everybody wants action, or thinks eastern Connecticut. accomplices could be a group of it inevitable. A hearing on that question was held well federal archivists — people who are That’s the point behind Bork’s over a year ago. By now the problem should supposed to preserve government banter at a House hearing the we have just as many distin­ Tribe spoke at the House flag papers for the sake of history. have been resolved. other day. The question has guished lawyers who say that a burning hearing on Tuesday, a More than 150,000 pages of day before Bork testified, and Residents of eastern Connecticut and become whether to ban flag statute will work,” Edwards told Watergate-era documents are sitting desecration by act of Congress, or Bork. said a constitutional amendment leaders of the communities that would be in the National archives while archi­ DELIVERY TIME — A truck from the company were the precursor to modern by amendment to the Constitu­ The former appeals judge would be pointless folly. vists study them in secret to decide served by the road are sharply divided on how Frisbie Pie Co. delivers piping hot baked frisbees. tion, rather than whether it is smiled. “ On its 200th birthday, the Bill the road should be built. what should be returned to Nixon. necessary or desirable to do “ All of the people who might of Rights deserves a better We obtained the confidential report goods to area stores. Pie tins from the Federal officials are also divided. either. have been hired to challenge that present than a confusing and of one recent closed-door meeting of needless amendment,” Tribe told The Federal Highway Administration and One exception: Charles Fried, statute have now testified that it’s this Nixon Review Board where 105 another conservative scholar, constutitional,” he said. “ So I the House hearing. He argues the state’s Department of Transportation papers were judged. The board was and solicitor general in the suppose the statute might stand that the court did not grant a right want to build an expressway that would split on how to handle several touchy Modern-day frisbee contests Reagan administration. Fried for that reason.” to desecrate the flag, but “ re­ require filling in acres of wetlands and documents that historians would love said Congress should show lead­ The court ruled 5-4 that burning quired that government protec­ to get their hands on: ership by forgoing any action, the flag is a constitutionally tion of the flag be separated from Y compensating for the ecological loss by ■ A memo to Nixon from his government suppression of de­ creating new wetlands. statute or amendment. He said no protected form of dissent. Bork secretary Rose Mary Woods on Aug. American should be punished for said the decision was “ plainly tested views.” Tribe said a flag The Army Corps of Engineers wants to 8,1974, one day before Nixon resigned. began at the Frisbie Pie Co. even the most offensive and wrong.” desecration law written and avoid the wetlands problem by widening the The memo was about evangelist Billy bizarre expressions of dissent. Justice Anthony M. Kennedy, enforced without regard to any present Route 6 to four lanes, a plan that is Slick TV coverage hits jackpot Graham and his support and advice to You may have been a Manchester resident But Fried is a Harvard Univer­ who holds the seat Bork was message would be upheld. the president during that 11th hour. during some or all of the period between 1923 and sity law professor, not a politi­ denied by the Senate in 1987, Bork said it would be idle and more acceptable to environmentalists. ■ A transcript of a telephone 1958. You undoubtedly were a customer of one or dangerous to try to reverse a The FHA is concerned that such a plan cian. One way or another. Con­ voted with the majority that By Ben Wattenburg chance to be the America of the lightweight cameras and editing conversation between Woods and more mom and pop grocery stores and the Manchester gress is going to vote to undo the overturned a Texas statute ban­ constitutional ruling by passing a might create a substandard road with too high East.” Poles were sent to the equipment, it’s easier and cheaper. Clare Boothe Luce suggesting that humble beginnings of today’s super super­ court ruling. In the Senate, there ning flag burning. new law. “ The matter cannot be slammer for less. Republican women should let editors markets If so, you were familiar with some now a potential for accidents. Artful media manipulation for a And competition within the television are to be votes on both options — Congress will decide in the fall cured by statute,” he said. By the time the press corps got to of newspapers know that they were almost forgotten products and symbols like Yesterdays One way or another, there is an There are conflicting objectives and the worthy purpose, so slick that it is not industry makes it likely that if the an amendment and a statute. what to do about it. President Paris, CBS’s Leslie Stahl was saying tired of reading about Watergate. Moxie, 20-Mule Borax. Old Dutch Lady, and attempted cure coming, although slick at all, is the jackpot skill for a story is good, and if one network John A. Johnston House Republicans want the Bush advocates a constitutional attempt to reconcile them had to be made. But to Dan Rather that “ President Bush ■ A 1973 memo from George Bush, Frisbie. there has been little discussion of modern political leader. In Poland travels the anchor, so will the others. same thing. “ We deserve a amendment. Democrats are not the decision has to be made and it has been too comes here when the whole world is who was then the Republican National Frisbie? As in the plastic disc? Hardly, but and Hungary, George Bush hit the So when Bush said “ I’m going,” straight up or down vote on the going to risk inaction. The alter­ the ailment. Sen. Robert Kerrey, long in the making. celebrating American values.” Committee chairman, to Nixon’s there was a relationship. More on this later. D-Neb., who won the Medal of jackpot. each network had little choice but to floor on the ... amendment,” said native to an amendment is a Why this outburst of televised Chief of Staff Alexander Haig about a The Frisbie Pie Co. of Bridgeport practically Honor in Vietnam, noted that The need to do something was apparent as There was probably more network say, “ me too.” And once the networks Rep. Newt Gingrich. R-Ga., the statute redrawn so as to flatly geo-political reality? First, what’s request for a meeting to set up a policy had a com er on this product market, not only in his wife, the former Marion Rose, developed the soon as the decision was made not to continue television coverage of those countries went, with their anchors, they served GOP whip. forbid desecration, without men­ lack. happening in Poland and Hungary is up broad coverage — sometimes five on patronage jobs. Manchester, but throughout the state. This was bakery into the largest of its kind in the state “ There simply is no line of in three days than there has been in Rep. Don Edwards, D-Calif., tioning that flag burning is Interstate 84 eastward throught Connecticut remarkable. Second, President Bush or six stories per night. Once they did ■ The transcript of a telephone especially true when it established a branch at before its 1958 sale. Americans outside this building the last three years. Nor was it chairman of the House panel that offensive to others, which is what to Rhode Island. decided to make the trip. Third, the that, they did it well. And once the conversation in 1972 between presi­ 7.54 Maple Ave. in Hartford in 1923. Another was Yale students were early pie purchasers. They or in this nation queuing up to mindless “ photo opportunity” stuff. heard a week of testimony on the the Texas law said. That was a long time ago. new television technology gives the networks did it well, the public paid dential adviser John Ehrlichman and in Poughkeepsie, New York. tossed the tins on campus, yelling “ Frisbie” as a burn our flag,” he told the Senate. The network coverage had a theme. flag controversy, said he thinks Bork says that won’t suffice. president more agenda-setting power more attention to Eastern Europe Nixon’s wheeler-dealer brother Don. Delivery routes grew from six in the catcher signal. Marion Rose Frisbie said. “ Our “ On the face of the evidence at The road is needed, and it is time to decide The networks told us, with grace Fried’s counsel was sound, “ but On the other side of the debate than ever before. that they ever had before. At the time, stories were recirculating company’s early days to 2.50. Peak production truck drivers were also pie tin scalers. They held hand, it seems to me that there is which way it will be built. and virtuosity, the truth about com­ it’s such a loser.” stood an old foe, Laurence H. Thus, all the major networks Cynics say that these sorts of about a loan from billionaire Howard occurred in 19.56. when the bakers turned out competitions at the plant.” no need for us to do anything.” munism today: that it has been a He’s siding with the people who Tribe, a constitutional lawyer “traveled the anchor.” Brokaw, geo-political circuses are designed Hughes to Don Nixon in 1956 when 80,000 pies daily. Walter Frederick Morrison of brutal failure, that democracy can be say there ought to be a law, not an who testified against Bork’s Rather, Peter Jennings (ABC) and primarily to boost a president in the Richard Nixon was vice president. The display case had its spot in almost every studied the aerodynamics of the pie tin in the Walter R. Mlears, vice presi­ the wave of the future even in the amendment. Edwards acknowl­ Supreme Court nomination be­ Bernard Shaw (CNN) not only went to polls. After the loan, Hughes got a favorable Manchester grocery store. It was about 3 or 4 feet 1940s. Early experiments proved two materials dent and coiumnist for The Soviet rim-lands, that America will edged that many lawyers agree fore the Senate Judiciary Com­ Hungary and Poland, but took whole ruling on a tax case. high, a foot wide, had glass on two sides, and a unsatisfactory for .scaling. Mo.st of today’s discs, Associated Press, has reported likely be the big player if democracy There’s more to it. Bush has a with Bork that the court ruling on mittee. Bork is said to have broadcast teams with them. Accord­ ■ A memo to Nixon from his lawyer glass pull door, for self service, on which the whatever their title, are made of his final choice, on Washington and nationai polit­ Open Forum is to prevail as the Iron Curtain difficult chore. As the Soviets appear a constitutional issue cannot be shunned joint appearances ever ingly, the anchors typically intro­ Charles Colson about first lady Pat Frisbie log appeared. polyethylene plastic. ics (or more than 25 years. to recede as a military threat, undone by statute. “ On our side since. corrodes. duced the stories on the death of Sir Nixon’s trip to Africa in 1972. Crusted pies in a variety of flavors were on the He named his successful model Pluto Platter. The good news is that the networks American foreign policy must be seen Laurence Olivier from Budapest. ■ A memo indicating that the several shelves. There were no meringues or He transferred his patent to the San Gabriel. told the bad news. We saw empty to have both a cause and a consti­ Defense Department had briefed California, Wham-0 firm partners, and on Jan. Thank-you for coverage Once the program comes from a creams. Table pies came in two tin sizes, 8 and 10 stores and long lines in Poland. We tuency. The cause is democracy. The Nixon on the military status of Ed Cox 13, 1957. they produced the first flying saucers. faraway place, editorial logic dictates inches. Smaller pies for lunches and snacking saw the Solidarity legislators tell us constituency is the patriotic and three weeks before Cox married first Two years later, on May 26, they obtained the To the Editor: that there will be plenty of coverage were 4 inches. about their experiences in jail. We proud American public. But the public daughter Tricia Nixon. trademark “ Frisbee” and attached it to the Work hours, stress mounting Before a new school year begins, we would like to beyond just what happened at the A Stamford lady recalled eating small mince saw full stores in Hungary and heard reacts with political zest (and resour­ Our associate Scott Sleek shared the company name. thank everyone at the Herald for your support of our state dinner or what the communique pies, delivered hot. They sold for 10 cents. about how hardly anyone had the ces) only as it empathizes with the minutes of the Nixon Review Board Why the slight spelling change from the pie school during the past school year. You have said. We get the sort of full flavor that How did this dessert become the progenitor of money to buy anything. We heard situation. with archivists and historians, includ­ family? Apparently it was to avoid confrontation By Soil Sussrnan Stamp said. “ It’s going to inevitably reflect on the promptly reported our sports scores, social and we saw from Ea.stern Europe. the flying toy that has spawned national and special events. Hungarian communist leaders an­ That empathy is bolstered in a ing Bruce Oudes, author of a collec­ international competitions and games like and possible litigation. At the time, they were working day.” We will be looking forward to your continued nounce that communism had failed. Traveling the anchor is not a new media democracy when the big tion of Nixon papers entitled “ From: Frisbee golf? It all began with Wallingford-born probably unaware family branches also spell it VANCOUVER, British Columbia — If ybu’re Stamp, whose office windows offer a panoramic support during the next school year. We heard a network anchor, NBC’s television technique. It’s been around networks put on an intelligent circus. The President — Richard Nixon’s William Russell Frisbie. Frisby and Frisbey. feeling things are moving too fast and time doesn’t view of Vancouver’s magnificent skyline of Tom Brokaw, talk about "40 years of since the days of gavel-to-gavel Bush took circus horses to water. Secret Files.” They raised concerns He became manager of the Bridgeport branch The plastic plaything has generated many stretch far enough in these modern times, you’re not skyscrapers, sea and snow-capped mountains, Communist oppression.” In all, a came to Canada from Britain in 1979. Lynn Ryerson coverage of the national political Anchors away! that the board appeared to be heading of the Olds Baking Co. of New Haven after the games, limited only by players’ imaginations. At alone. vivid description of an empire that His experience had been in academics, and as he Secretary conventions. in the direction of burying valuable Civil War. When he eventually assumed control, 3.57 Kossuth St, the site of the Bridgeport Frisbie A recent international business survey found the had been very evil indeed. moved into the business world he found himself Home School Assoc. But it used to be enormously historical information. he changed the name to Frisbie Pie Co. Pie Co. bakery, demolished in the 1970s, is a predictions at the outset of the 1980s that high snowed under by the demands of the faster pace. Assumption School The quote of the week came from expensive and complex. Now, with Ben Wattenberg is a syndicated Nixon’s attorney, Stan Mortenson, His son Joseph Peter succeeded him as building housing a more commercial game. It is technology would produce more leisure time have Lech Walesa who said, “ We have a satellite transmission, computers and columnist. told us that none of the papers Nixon president and treasurer in 1903. Joseph Peter and a jai-alai fronton. not come true. “ I discovered that nobody had these skills,” said wants deal with Watergate. But the Instead, longer hours are common, stress levels the trim, bearded, 43-year-old. “ I thought it was just minutes show otherwise. The review higher and the amount of time available for family me who was going to pieces.” board’s job is to decide whether the and social life reduced. The company was started in Vancouver in 1984, Blacks often victims of police material — Watergate-related or not “ Our observations are that people have become offering a “ Time: Text” program that teaches how — is public or personal. And the President gets good marks exhausted,” Daniel Stamp, president of Priority to set priorities and get organized. Priority Management, now headquartered in still being conducted but the results recent years of fatal police shootings board’s broad definition of “ per­ Management, said in an interview. “ I think the ‘80s By Robert Walters Irving, ’Texas, has 200 franchised offices. The are predictable. Already, the com­ of civilians that he believes cannot be sonal” includes plenty of political industry, clean up air pollution were a time of of massive, massive change.” To the Editor: point. operation extends to Canada, the United States, munity’s mayor has said the incident justified. information. “ It’s tied to real successes, and combat crime. The training company’s survey of business people My mother has worked at Manchester Memorial LANCASTER, Calif. — On a fateful By Terence Hunt Stamp described as “ middle management and Australia, New Zealand, Britain and Ireland. was “ shocking,” but the city council “History has taught African- For example, the board wants to particularly in the foreign Sununu said Bush has demon­ Hospital for the past 13 years. In November of last afternoon earlier this year, seven Offices in Spain and Portugal are planned. has refused to create a commission to American men that to be in the return to Nixon a 1972 memo from sphere, and things are going strated “ a willingness to do his above” found 85 percent worked more than 45 hours year she was operated on in thathospital for cancer. officers of the Los Angeles County WASHINGTON - George The company claims more than 175,000 people investigate alleged civil rights vicinity of a crime could lead to a Woods and Clark MacGregor, head of reasonably well abroad and at homework, to spend the time each week, 89 percent take work home and 65 For the past six months, she has undergone Sheriff's Department were sum­ Bush, rebounding from negative have gone through its programs. violations. deadly encounter,” adds Jackson in the Committee to Re-elect the Presi­ home,” Sabato said. “ The econ­ examining the details, then to percent work more than one weekend each month. chemotherapy. Anyone who has had chemotherapy moned to a fast food outlet here to reviews early in his presidency, is Forty-eight percent of those surveyed said they Stamp said he adheres to his own advice and sets a Capt. Gary Vance, commander of describing what can typically happen dent. The memo talks aobut organiz­ omy may be slow but it’s not in make a decision not in haste.” or knows people who ha ve had chemotherapy knows confront a 50-year-old black woman winning good marks after two working day of 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. After that, he’s the sheriff’s station here, offers this when the black is stopped by police as ing people to call a California radio recession. There’s no war or experience stress every day and 81 percent said the large number of sick days required for this type named Betty Jean Aborn. successful trips to Europe and a home with his family. explanation for the fusillade that a possible suspect: station and say nice things about threat of it. and things appear to Asked what Bush should have they suffer stress at least once a week. The stress is of treatment. It required more sick and vacation Seated at a table in the rear of the general sense of economic well­ “ There is no loss of income as a result of being killed Aborn: “ I think each deputy “ He is described as being belliger­ Nixon. be going in our direction.” done differently, Sununu replied, seen most commonly by headaches and anger and days than my mother could have possibly accrued. restaurant, she was accused of being at home. balanced,” he said. “ I think it’s probably quite the fired until he perceived the threat had ent or aggressive in his posture. He The Review Board members de­ Norman Ornstein, a political “ Honest, in terms of the big its causes are listed first as the job, second as MMH has a program where the employees of the stealing several ice cream bars from The president is “ a late bloo­ interruptions and third as the manager or opposite.” been eliminated. I can’t remember a supposedly reaches for a weapon or ‘a clined to talk to us about their analyst at the American Enter­ issues and timetable and the hospital can donate time to another employee who is a convenience store across the street. mer,” says one analyst. The company’s program asks clients to outline shooting where the deputies counted flashy metal object.’ He is shot down deliberations. A National Archives prise Institute, said Bush’s for­ agenda and the approach, not a supervisor. in need. More than 80 hoursof personal, holiday, and An apparently disturbed transient, At the 100-day point. Bush was ’The survey of 1,000 people around the world had a their goals for three years. They learn to break how many times they fired. Either in the street. No weapon is found. spokesman said they have made no eign travels “ tilt the balance heck of a lot.” vacation time was donated anonymously on my Aborn wielded a 10-inch-long butcher criticized as being too cautious, response rate of 41.1 percent. Stamp said he those targets down to one year and finally to one you’re justified in shooting or you’re Typically, the man is unarmed.... final decisions. The five-member away from the notion that the guy mother’s behalf. Without this additional time to knife and shrieked at the shriff’s unimaginative and unwilling to Ornstein said Bush should be month. not.” Nevertheless, it is considered a good panel is supposed to finish its work by who was making things happen believed it was highly accurate. recoup from the drastic effects of chemotherapy, deputies who sought to take her into compete with Soviet leader Mik­ more aggressive, establish a Among the other findings were that executives “ Monthly is a great cycle. It’s also reachable,” A very different perspective is shooting by police standards.” the end of this year, but historians was Gorbachev and that Bush important income would have been lost and custody that they would have to kill watching the pace of the deliberations hail S. Gorbachev. long-term agenda and take some are spending more time traveling, but not on Stamp said. “ On a monthly basis it will guide you.” offered by Don Jackson, a black who Film critics, social commentators was asleep at the switch. additional anxiety would have fallen upon my mom. her first. doubt the board will finish by then. After six months in office. Bush risks. Beyond that, he said Bush holidays. It found 26 percent spend more than five He said the techniques learned in setting a formerly served on the police force in and political analysts are expending a “ It erases the notion of a It is to these selfless heroes that my father, my A sergeant fired several stun-gun basks in praise for winning was losing “ an awful lot of weeks each year on business trips and 62 percent monthly goal also can be applied to daily schedules, Hawthorne, another Los Angeles great deal of effort these days probing Nixon appears to have at least one passive president who’s doing sisters and I owe a great debt of gratitude. We will darts at Aborn, but they had no board member firmly in his corner, support at a NATO summit for a direction and momentum” by the take two weeks or less of vacation. The survey also noting that even something as simple as a phone call suburb, and who has become an the relationship between white police nothing,” Ornstein said. never be able to thank you enough for the love and apparent effect. Then, according to John Fawcett. He heads the office of U.S. plan to reduce conventional fact that hundreds of top-level found signs that family and social life may be can take five minutes less time if it’s planned. outspoken critic of the way law officers and blacks in Spike Lee’s At the White House, Bush’s support that you have shown my mom. I will always the law officers, an agitated Aborn Presidential Libraries — a job that we arms in Europe, and for traveling appointments have not been suffering as a result of the trend to longer hours. “ Everybody knows the theory. You don’t have to enforcement personnel treat blacks controversial movie, “ Do the Right chief of staff, John Sununu, said, remember and appreciate the support given to my lunged across the table with the knife think should come down on the side of to Poland and Hungary to encour­ made. Although 52 percent said they spend at jeast one be a rocket scientist,” Stamp said. “ My question is, and members of other minority Thing.” Instead, they ought to come to “ It’s nice to see the beginning of a family beginning on a cold and fearful day in above her head. Three deputies preserving presidential papers for the age democratic reforms. hour daily with their children, 27 percent said they do people practice it?” groups. Southern California for a critical look response that everybody hoped November. opened fire. No fewer than 28 shots public. But, in the minutes we saw, “ He’s actually done well after a spend less than 15 minutes. “ Black youths do not graduate into at the real thing. there would be.” Terence Hunt writes for the I would also like to thank the administration of were fired to subdue a lone woman halting beginning,” said Thomas “ It doesn’t make you happy working like this,” Soil Sussman writes (or the Associated Press adulthood without the mark of police Fawcett almost always voted to give Polls show Bush has a positive Associated Press. Manchester Memorial Hospital for supporting such with a knife, and 18 of them struck her. Cronin, a presidential scholar at ■ intimidation or police violence sealed papers to Nixon, including documents rating of 66 to 73 percent, which a program. It is comforting to see an organization She died instantly. dealing with jobs Nixon handed to Colorado College. in their memory,” says Jackson, who Robert Walters is a syndicated puts him ahead of Ronald Reagan supporting the people that support it with their hard Ten years earlier, two Los Angeles apparent political supporters. Faw­ Cronin said Bush was “ aided 2S.000 PRICED VOLUMES. ALL SUBJECTS cites a half-dozen other cases in columnist. at this point in his presidency. work and dedication. Programs like the donating of Police Department officers were enormously by the fact that the cett appears to have more respect for Andy Kohut, president of Gal­ Art time tend to mold employees into a sort of family dispatched to the home of Eulia Love, the dark secrets of departed presi­ Democrats in Congress were in Humor 2815 Main Street lup Opinion Research, said unit working toward bettering the whole condition in a 39-year-old black woman, to investi­ dents than for the public’s right to disarray” as House Speaker Jim Mude PAC RAT Bush’s approval rating was slip­ Woman that organization. Thank you for fostering such gate a complaint from the Southern know. Wright of Texas and House Whip Craft* Glastonbury California Gas. Co. that she had failed Tony Coelho of California ping in April and May but then BOOKS initiatives. Movla* began to turn around. Again I would like to thank everyone involved for to pay her bill. Capitalizing on stunt struggled with ethical problems Naliir* National Search for Out-of-PrInt Books Love became upset and was about and then resigned. “ There was no “ Between May and July, he’s Indiana for reservations their donations of time and their best wishes. Thank On a recent trip to Moscow, we My alary you from my family and from my ihom. to attack the officers with the challenge to his leadership.” been dealing with international learned about the extensive fallout problems and the country tends to Natur* 11-inch-long kitchen knife she held, After losing a battle with ScIPIe from the stunt by West German rally around a president who’s David W. Smith the police said. Both policemen Congress for confirmation of Anllqua* 659-1355 teen-ager Mathias Rust. Two years dealing with rather clear-cut Rallglon 118A Tudor Lane emptied their guns and eight of the 12 John Tower as secretary of ago. Rust landed a light plane in Red international issues,” said Kohut. Tliaalar 9 shots they fired hit Love. She died defense. Bush came back with a Manchester Square. Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba­ Eric Sloan* instantly in her front yard. In her decisive victory on his veto of a On the other hand, Kohut said Naw England chev was struggling to consolidate his Bush is “ still an enigmatic Letters to the editor purse, police found a money order $1.20 increase in the minimum Harltag* Praaa made out to the gas company to pay power. Sources told us Gorbachev character to many people. That’s WaSae* Nulling took advantage of the stunt to fire Red wage. Thornton Burgaaa LOBSTERS-R-US The Manchester Herald welcomes original the delinquent bill. “ He’s obviously in a lot better where he’s weak.” He said the Army commanders, not because the Joaaph C. Lincoln letters to the editor. The Los Angeles Police Commis­ shape than he was at 100 days,” category of people classified as Can* Stratton Portar.. plane had slipped through security, “don’t know” or “ no opinion” BOOKS & BIRDS Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Letters should be brief and to the point. They sion later concluded that the officers’ said Stephen Hess, a presidential on Salk, Prop. premature drawing of their weapons but because Gorbachev wanted an scholar at the Brookings Institu­ about Bush is higher than with should be typed or neatly handwritten, and, for excuse to replace the officers with other presidents, running at SIS E. MIddI* Tpk* and the rapid fire of the guns “ were tion. “ He’s had two awfully good i Manohaalar. CT ease in editing, should be double-spaced. people who were loyal to him. One SZ BOILED LOBSTER both in violation of department trips abroad and when a presi­ about 26 percent. % (203) 640-3449 intelligence report estimates that Countering that criticism, Su­ .4, ! u Letters must be signed with name, address and policies.” Despite the commission's dent travels abroad, he gets an 1 i C ' 3 : HOURS: Tuaaday-Saturday 8 Gorbachev has deactivated lOO div­ o> 0 )0) V> finding that the officers made awful lot of attention.” nunu said “ vision doesn’t fit on a D)C (0 c c £ E to: Plaaa* call lor Sunday a T> • 3 2 1 3 the interests of brevity, clarity and taste. nary action. ing his agenda with specific « o 09ffi TJ: Monday hour*. called Bush a late bloomer, said. I W ■D *85»«„gle/»125« twin Address letters to: Open Forum, Manchester Jack Anderson and Dale Van Atta proposals to balance the budget, \ ' 2 \ E The official investigation into the “ It’s as though there’s a second t o O 111 Herald, P.O. Box 591. Manchester 06040. mid-April shooting in Lancaster is are syndicated columnists honeymoon at the six-month bail out the savings and loan 9 10 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 25, 1989 iflanrlirstrr iLralii

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million. He cited a police station, but the baby has taught the Parker, 17, has an infant boy Windham Hospital, a program .k V - ''.PI'JW . town hall, and schools and Fortin’s four otherchildrenabout named Scott. Though she is not similar to the one in Rockville. sidewalks among them. the responsibilities of having a married to her boyfriend, Parker “ I didn’t want to quit at all,” Smyth said that, with a new child. says he has been supportive of the she said. “ I wanted to finish and town manager, the town should “ She’s (the baby) the joy of our baby and that they may be someday go to college.” be able to budget better. life and so is Cheryl,” said Anne married in the future. ^■v A. Though Parker said she is not . ’'C ’i Smyth criticized a town tax Fortin. Parker said she considers Jim Murray -m i l sorry about having Scott, she abatement of $9.5 million to “ It’s like having another child herself lucky since she’s received warns others not to follow in her developers of the Pavilions at of our own, almost,” said Edward the support of her family and her footsteps. She has brought her Buckland Hills, as well as the Fortin. boyfriend’s family. She said it is construction of the lodge in the baby to school to talk to other While Fortin has left school, difficult for a pregnant teen-ager f ■ students about motherhood and park. another Manchester High School to make it in today’s world its consequences. He also said Democratic Mayor student is trying to stay in school. without family support. Peter P. DiRosa Jr. had assured The 18-year-old student, who “ I thought I was one of the “ I always wished I could have him that the housing for the would not give her name, is lucky ones,” she said. “ I got waited, but I don’t regret having • Itm elderly on North Elm Street expecting to deliver her child support from both families.” him,” Parker said. “ I wouldn’t The Shoe would not cost taxpayers any within the next few weeks. Parker said she is trying hard advise anyone to go out and get !•' ■ money, something Smyth said The student, a junior during the to stay in school. Coventry High pregnant. We (mothers) can’t proved to be untrue. last school year, said Manchester School officials have enrolled her run away. It gets tiring. You have And Smyth said the directors fit perfectly school officials have let her take >n the Voiing Parents Program at to do everything by him.” SCORES — Man­ pay no attention to what citizens special gym classes, have offered chester American say at public hearings. advice and have enrolled her in a All-Star Brian Loo­ Cassano said he is looking \ special parenting program that on a horse mis slides across forward to working with Richard STEPHEN CASSANO will be offered at Rockville High Why Sartor, the new town manager J. RUSSELL SMYTH School next school year. Man­ the plate with a run and to new challenges. . . . seeks re-election . . . seeks nomination chester High School does not offer From page 1 When you think of historic race horses of the in the second inning “ There are a lot of challenges a similar program, school offi­ past, mounts who have meant much to the game, of Monday night’s that will help him in his you think immediately of Man O’War, Swaps, left and I still enjoy the chal­ announced candidates for the six cials said. District Eight clash lenge,” Cassano said. campaign. posts. In the Rockville program, she group tells kids that the best way many teen problems. Secretariat. Count Fleet — and. of course. Softer V. Cassano said his activities with Cassano had been expected to Susan Buckno, who tried unsuc­ will finish up her senior year and to avoid a pregnancy is not to “ It’s all tied into what’s hap­ Shatter V? A no-count $3000 claimer, a lifetime at Waddell Field. the of Cities has seek re-election. He is the sixth cessfully last year to unseat will also learn how to be a parent have sex. pening with our society,” she also-ran, candidate fora glue pot from the word Bolton Max helped the town in the past and candidate to announce an interest Democrat John W. Thompson as while taking her baby to class. Today, students’ peers expect said. ’’They’re crisis situations go? Schardt covers on will in the future. in the six directorship nomina­ a state representative, has been The student said she is scared them to have sex, said Steam. occurring at a time of life filled Of course. Oh, Shatter V never won the Kentucky the play. Loomis tions open to the Democrats. Smyth said he feels he has expected to seek the post, but she about having a child. She is also That is why sex education is vital, with stress.” Derby, Preakness or Belmont, she hardly ever got scored on a wild name recognition in town and The Republicans have five has made no announcement. angry because the father has she said. The hospital does not offer a call, but on April 20,1949, she won one of the most decided he does not want to ’’They’re really not prepared courses to pregnant teens, but pitch. The Ameri­ important races in the annals of theturf — Willie cans won, 9-7. support his child. emotionally” to have a baby, she does offer courses to teach Shoemaker’s first race. said. “ He doesn’t want to be part of parents how to deal with their No bells went off. the p$ess didn’t rush to the Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald One way to stem the tide of teen-ager’s problems, said Ka­ it,” she said. “ There’s nobody winners’ circle. As a matter of fact, the stewards Death else there that’s going to be teen-age pregnancies is for par­ haner. For example, the hospital called the traineron thecarpet. “ What’d you put taking care of the baby, except ents to be more open with their has programs for single parents, From page 1 that boy on that horse for? He almost got him for me. I ’m scared, but I have a children about sex. Steam said. fathers, and parents of newborns, beat! ” they accused. “ Almost got him beat. He lot of confidence I can make it.” In past generations, sexual activ­ she said. ity was not talked about and that won by three lengths.” shot back trainer George had decided to settle the defini­ Manchester school officials ad­ Kimberly Parker and Cheryl American All-Stars march on may be hurting teens today, she Reeves. “ But he didn’t persevere with him. He just tion itself, rather than sending it mit they are frustrated when it Fortin, who are teen-age moth­ said. sat still.” grumbled the stewards. “ Maybe that’s to the General Assembly to comes to the problem of teen-age ers, have simple advice for their By Jim Tlernev to account for their runs. Schultz, who “ We need to bridge that gap the way to ride a horse,” suggested George Reeves. decide. pregnancy. friends who are having sex: Use Manchester Herald collected two hits and drove in three between the last generation that It certainly was. That was 40,000 races ago for She said the definition being Richard A. Cormier, director of protection. runs, singled home Jimmy Knox in never talked about sexuality and that rider, $125,000,000 ago, 8,800 winners ago. adopted was narrower than the pupil personnel services and It wasn’t the prettiest of baseball the bottom of the first to narrow the this generation that needs to hear If I were a race horse today. I would be very traditional meaning of the word special education, said some girls games, but the Manchester American gap to 4-1. it,” Steam said. "cruel.” are going to get pregnant no WE DELIVER melancholy. Willie Shoemaker is retiring. He is on Little League All-Stars will surely Manchester tied the game at 4-all Elaine Kahaner, parent educa­ "Both parties agree that if matter how much information or For Home Delivery, Call his farewell tour. Horses are losing one of their best take the victory. with three runs in the second. tion coordinator at Manchester friends. ‘especially cruel’ has any mean­ help school officials give. A combined 17 walks were issued Michelle Alberts. Brian Loomis and Memorial Hospital, said people ing in the capital felony context, School officials cannot stop a 647-9946 Racing is losing its greatest champion. Willie and seven errors were committed. Chris Smith each scored a run in the are “ confused” about teen preg­ that meaning must include the teen-ager who may be in love and Monday to Friday, 9 to 6 Shoemaker on a horse, is Babe Ruth at the bat. O.J. After it was all said and done, frame. Schultz knocked in the tying nancy. She said it is just one of intentional infliction of extreme wants to have sex, said Cormier. Simpson with the football. Hogan on a fairway. however, the Americans overcame a run on a fielder’s choice. Mike Carr pain or torture above and beyond Though birth control, sexual Jack Nicklaus on a green, Horowitz at the piano, 4-0 deficit and hung on to defeat the was thrown out at third on the play, that necessarily accompanying diseases and pregnancy are dis­ Caruso at the Met. He was a work of art. Tracy Bolton All-Stars. 9-7, in a lo.ser’s but not before Smith had scored. cussed in high school and junior playing a priest. Hepburn playing a schoolmarm. bracket game in the District Eight the underlying killing,” she In the third. Bolton regained the high, Cormier said the number of Nobody ever rode a horse with the skill and grace All-Star Tournament Monday night at wrote. “ We agree.” lead with two runs largely due to five In a strongly worded dissent, pregnancies does not seem to go of Bill Shoemaker. The worst rogues on the track Waddell Field. down. walks issued by Schultz Manchester Associate Justice Robert D. turned into swans when he got on them. It wasn’t a After an opening round loss to retaliated again with five big runs in Cormier added that school Glass essentially agreed with A t race, it was a romance. A love affair. Shoe didn’t Windsor Locks, Manchester Ameri­ the bottom of the third. Bryan officials do not have an accurate Heiman that the statute was too ride a horse, he joined him. Most riders treat can has run off four straight tourney Jaworski and Jonathan Stanizzi count on the number of pregnant vague and argued that the horses as if they were guards in slave labor camps. victories and will be at Windsor Ixicks opened the inning with back-to-back teens since some do not tell school definition should be left up to the Shoe treated them as if he were asking them to Wednesday night. singles with the former scoring. officials or have abortions. Legislature. dance. Stanizzi came home on a wild pitch to ” We are providing theinforma- EVERY AIR CONDITIONER REDUCED! The loss eliminates Bolton. 2-2, “ This court should not ... take The figures are staggering. Some years. Shoe tie the game at 6-all. After walks to tion. ... I ’ m not sure if it’s paying from the double elimination tourna­ upon itself the burden of specify­ won 30 percent of his races, others a mere 28 or so. Jeff Czaja and Brian Loomis, Cory off,” he said. ment. Manchester American is one of ing the precise variety of conduct Silver replaced Schardt on the mound. Wright said the number of He won 485 races in 1953 or 29 percent of those he four teams left in District Eight play. that may give rise to a capital Smith delivered an RBI-single to pregnant students does not seem climbed on. He won more than 8.800 in his career Winning pitcher Billy Schultz, who sentence,” Glass wrote. “ That left field scoring Czaja with the to go down because many stu­ but he finished second more than 6.000 and third allowed only two hits, encountered decision is a political decision go-ahead run. Schultz added an RBI dents do not heed the information more than 5.000. Those figures are as safe as control problems early on and walked best left to politicians.” when he doubled to deep left field to given because they think they’re DiMaggio’s 56-game hitting streak or Bob 12 Bolton batters. He wound up with Connecticut has just one person make it 9-6. on death row: Michael B. Ross, not going to get pregnant. Beamon’s 29-foot 2-inch long jump. seven . Southpaw Max convicted in a series of murders Barbara Quinby, vice principal They wrote poems about Earl Sande and the Schardt. who started on the mound for “ I thought that was gone,” Mase in southeastern Connecticut. His of Manchester High School, said most races he ever won in a year was 122. They said Bolton, took the defeat. said of Schultz’ double. “ They stayed case is under appeal. the school nurse, Gerry Hoyt, and Laverne Fator sat a horse better than any man “ My pitcher (Schultz) was over­ in the game, fought it out and won the Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald throwing a lot.” Manchester Ameri­ Patrick Flynn/Manohester Herald Wright try to keep pregnant since Geronimo but he won 143 races his best year. game. I think we were a little flat students in school. The student’s Of course, there was less racing those years — can Rich Mase .said. “ I think he going into the game. But, we started ACROSS — Manchester American All-Star Michelle Alberts is DANGER ZONE — Kathleen Gunter, Coventry’s parents are informed, and a Sande won 33 percent of his races one year — but was a little bit too pumped up. He catching the ball and doing the right across the plate with a run in the second inning as Bolton assistant dog warden, inspects an uncovered well meeting is then set up between SOfOTOISI when the modem era broke. Shoemaker rode settled down nicely.” things with it. They’re doing very catcher Todd Fortin can’t find the handle on the baseball. Monday off Bunker Hill Road in Coventry. By her side is school officials, the parents and against the Eddie Arcaros, Ted Atkinsons, Johnny Bolton jumped to a 4-0 lead in the top well.” students, she said. of the first inning without the benefit Czaja was 2-for-2 for Manchester. Schardt and Silver played well in the stuff tonight.” Bolton assistant coach From page 1 Chance. The dog was rescued by Gunter after falling in Longdens, Braulio Baezas, Hartacks. He beat the School officials also make sure best of them. Crack Eastern riders used to come of a hit. The visitors utilized four Starring defensively for Manchester field for Bolton. Marc Schardt said. “ It wasn’t a pretty the well Sunday. “ He (Schardt) didn’t have his best gam e.” the student has seen a doctor, she out in his early career to get in on the easy money Manchester miscues and three walks were Chris O’Hara and Alberts while said. around and we believe you are in California. Shoemaker sent them home talking Students take a health course in to themselves. “ They ought to call that place infected.” eighth-grade where they learn ‘Shoemaker Park,” ’ fumed one, jetting home from The call came while Bloch’s about birth control, said Quinby. Morgan, Palmer next in line for induction Dog Hollywood to Aqueduct. Also, family planning is dis­ telephone was tapped by U.S. He rode in 26 Kentucky Derbies, 11 Preaknesses agents but before the FBI first From page 1 cussed in junior high home and 11 Belmonts. He won four Derbies, two Bv Jim Donaghy 336 votes for election. Jim Banning, who missed election by four votes in tried to interview him on June 22, economics courses, sex education Preaknesses and five Belmonts. It would have been The Associated Press Bench got 96.4 percent and Yastrzemski 94.63. 1988, was 53 votes shy this time. Ferguson Jenkins the network said. is a topic in lOth-grade biology more but Shoemaker had one flaw as a rider — Only Ty Cobb, 98.2 percent, and Hank Aaron, 97.9, was fifth with 234 votes. ” I don’t know if it was adre­ branch about 24 feet long, she courses and there is a parenting “ I ’m sorry Perry and Ferguson Jenkins didn’t Bloch is refusing through an loyalty. In those days (it’s no longer tru e), it was COOPERSTOWN, N Y. - Joe Morgan and Jim received higher percentages than Bench. nalin or what.” she said. said, but it didn’t reach the course for seniors, she said. make it,” Yastrzemski said. “ But I ’m sure they attorney to be questioned by the customary for California owners to overestimate Palm er have moved into the on-deck circle as the “ Joe Morgan was the best second baseman I ever She never did use the rope. bottom. In addition to the courses w ill.” FBI but submitted to a brief their stock, to ship some local favorite, usually a favorites for next year’s Hall of Fame elections. saw,” said Bench, who played ith Morgan on Gunter, who is from Brooklyn, The case isn’t over yet because taught at the high school and \ This year. Johnny Bench and Carl Yastrzemski Cincinnati's World Series champi nionship teams Perry, 314-265, also had 3,534 strikeouts. The interview by State Department said the dog was taken to Bolton authorities are trying to track junior high school, Bennet Junior Cal-bred who could run in the sunshine and dry combination of 300 victoriesand 3,000 strikeouts will security officers early in the became the 18th and 19th players to be elected in in 1975 and 1976. Veterinary Hospital and treated down the owner of the land on High School nurse Margaret tracks but who would need a cab to get a make it hard to keep him out. investigation, according to a their first year of eligibility. Morgan, a two-time MVP, played 22 years and hit for cuts on his feet. The dog. which the well is located, Gunter Dwyer said she talks to ninth- mile-and-a-quarter at Churchill Downs. They The argument against Perry is his admitted use of government source who, like Morgan and Palm er figure to make it 20 and 21 in .271 with 268 homers, 1,134 RBIs and 2,518 hits. He Chance, who is owned by Janet said. Because it is illegal to leave grade students about the conse­ would want Shoemaker to ride their rocking the spitter, which might have cost him some votes others providing details on the 1990. also had 689 stolen bases and walked 1,865 times. Grace of 678 Bunker Hill Road, a well uncovered, he or she is quences of pregnancy. horses. Shoe would sigh and agree. the first time. case, spoke only on condition of And once again, it will be time forthe folks in Ohio Along with Bench, he was a field general of the was released yesterday. responsible for paying the hospi­ But with all the talk about I don’t believe there has ever been a case of Bill Jenkins was 284-226 with 3,192 strikeouts in 19 anonymity. CHOOSE FROM to load up the buses — this time to see Morgan. “ The Big Red Machine.” Shoemaker lodging a foul claim against a Gunter said she doesn’t know tal bills incurred by the injured fast-footed fathers, some teens AMERICA’S FAVORITE lu l, Reds fans arrived by the thousands over the In 19 seasons with the , Palm er seasons. While a member of the , he Counterintelligence experts the well’sdepth. butsimilarwells canine. are happy that they’ve had their competitor. Bill gives new meaning to the word weekend to see Bench inducted and turned had a 268-152 record, including four consecutive was a 20-game winner for six consecutive seasons. said even if Bloch were a spy, it are about 40 to 60 feet deep. She Authorities will also order that baby. Kimberly L. Parker of TOP NAME BRANDS... “ stoic.” He could make a cigar store Indian look Cooperstown into a red sea. 20-victory seasons from 1975-1978. He had a lifetime Banning was 224-184 with a 3.27 ERA, 2,885 was too soon to know what secrets tried to measure the depth with a the well be covered, she said. Coventry is one of them. AMANA like a nervous wreck. It probably has to do with his Bench received 431 votes from 447 ballots cast by eamed-run average of 2.86 and 53 shutouts. strikeouts and no-hitters in both leagues. But his he compromised. time is running out with only two years of eligibility FEDDERS EMERSON own childhood. Bom blue and premature, his crib a members of the Baseball Writers Association of “ I ’d be surprised if Jim Palm er isn’t elected the shoe box. Shoe was so silent and withdrawn they America. Yastrzemski got 423 votes. first time,” Yastrzemski said. left. But they said the damage could GENERAL ELEC. In order to be elected to the Hall of Fame, a player In this year’s balloting, right-hander Gaylord In 1991, Rollie Fingers, the career saves leader be far different than that inflicted didn’t know he could talk at alt tilt he was 12. In 1931 CARRIER must be named on 75 percent of the ballots cast. Of Perry, winner of 314 games, finished third with 304 with 341, and seven-time AL batting champ Rod in other recent spy cases, such as Wages climb 4.5 percent FINANCING in Fabens, Tex., there wasn’t much to talk about. EMERSON ______AMANA the record 447 ballotscast this year, a player needed votes and missed election by 32 votes. Carew figure to make it on the first ballot. those of the John Walker ring in Shoemaker never did become what you would call FRIEDRICH M AVAILABLE loquacious. He was always one of those guys who the Navy or National Security WASHINGTON (AP) - Wages, growth slows. Because of this, the manufacturing sector. WESTINGHOUSE ^' would make you feel like you were babbling if you Agency technician Ronald Pel- salaries and other benefits paid to many economists believe that This gain reflects the fact that ton. They were low-ranking WHIRLPOOL-^. w m . asked what time it was. He made Gary Cooper look American workers rose 4.5 per­ wage increases will moderate in service industries have been American officials who com­ noisy. Green slams door shut cent in the 12 months ending in coming months. more affected by shortages of SANYO *pool t it SA.IMVO ^ promised coding equipment and But he could communicate with horses. Most June, the government reported workers in the past year. PLUS MANY MORE. spying techniques that are very today. The 4.5 percent rise in the cost riders get horses to run out of fear. For Shoemaker index for private industry costly to replace. The Labor Department said its However, there was a wide split they seemed to do it out of love. He was on a horse after frustrating loss workers covered total compensa­ in the services category. At the d e l i v e r y & as soon as he could sit up. He went right from the Unlike the military or U.S. Employment Cost Index, consi­ General: tion, which includes wages, salar­ low end of the increases, wages in shoe box to horseback. intelligence agencies, which have dered one of the best gauges of installation CLEVELAND (AP) — Frustrated They are the ones who’ve got to get it ies and the employer costs of the transportation sector and '"Electric He could all but talk to horses. Rain moves some been forced to deal with a number inflationary wage pressures, was manager done.” pushed ahead both by rising wage providing such benefits as health communications industry rose a v a i l a b l e . horses up. post position moves others. But Green closed the clubhouse doors to Joey Belle, 22, brought up from of recent spy cases, the State insurance. just 1.9 percent while wages at Department’s foreign service has costs and higher benefit costs. Shoemaker moved up every horse he ever got on. outsiders for 20 minute for a private Cleveland’s Class AA team, the Wage pressures have intensi­ The wage and salary compo­ hospitals shot up 6.4 percent. fe A U O R l? ANY TYPE OF Seven-to-one shots went off at 7-5 when Shoe was on heart-to-heart with his players after a Canton-Akron Indians, on July 15 prided itself on being compara­ Wages climbed an even faster 7.6 tively free of such problems. fied every quarter since June of nent of the index climbed by 4.1 INSTALLATION... them — because the bettor knew they novice hit a grand slam to power a when right fielder was 1988, when the Employment Cost percent in the 12 months ending in percent in finance, insurance and automatically became three-to-seven lengths win. put on the disabled list with a sore The last was in 1961 when Irvin real estate but this increase was WF HAVE ’EM ALL Index rose above the 4 percent June while benefit costs rose a better. New York, which has lost eight back, jumped on an Eric Plunk pitch Scarbeck, second secretary of the influenced by commission U.S. Embassy in Warsaw, was level for the first time. faster 5.6 percent. He thinks Spectacular Bid was the best horse he consecutive road games for the first in the seventh inning and blasted a That rate of increase has raised earnings. WINDOW MOUNT • THRU THE WALL • CASEMENT/SLIDER time since Sept. 13-19, 1982, is on its homer over the left field fence. convicted of passing secrets to The increase in wages and ever got aboard. Well, he’s entitled to his opinion, concerns among economists that second seven-game losing streak this “ I got the breaking ball up over the the East. The most famous State salaries reflected in part the WHATEVER YOUR NEEDS... but the vote here goes to the great golden chestnut tight labor markets are pushing The 4.5 percent increase in total season. The Yankees won their season plate too much,” said Plunk, who had Department spy case involved influence of relatively large pay WE HAVE THE RIGHT Swaps. The Image fixed in most minds is of the ’55 labor costs higher and making the compensation for private indus­ opener at Minnesota and lost seven in been brought in from the to Alger Hiss, convicted in 1950 of gains for sales workers, a seg­ Derby. Swaps was moving easily down the stretch country’s inflation problems try over the 12 months ending in AIR CONDITIONER FOR YOU! a row from April 5-11. face Belle. The rookie is now hitting lying to Congress about passing ment which is heavily influenced when suddenly the powerful Nashua, the 6-5 worse. June was close to a 4.6 percent “ Somebody asked if it could get .282 with two home runs and 13 RBIs in secrets to Whittaker Chambers. by volatile commission earnings, favorite, with the confident Arcaro on his back The Federal Reserve last year rise in the 12 months ending in worse. I guess it just did. We’re going only 39 at bats. the Labor Department said. Some experts said this case began pushing interest rates March. began to take dead aim on the California upstart. to beat somebody some day and “ I choked up on the bat and was might seriously damage the higher in an effort to slow the Workers in the service sector of The 4.1 percent rise in wages Nashua drew up alongside — and suddenly Swaps hopefully keep doing it,” Green said, looking for a fastball on the outside morale of the foreign service. economy and lower the inflation the economy fared better than the and salaries was close to a 4.2 At went into gear. “ Swoosh went Swaps,” Arcaro was " I can’t do it, you can’t do it and the corner. That’s where they were Th* AtiocIMed Pr*M i PHONi 647-9997 “ The one thing they could say rate. manufacturing sector in pay percent increase for the 12 later to say as his horse fell back beaten by a length fans can’t do it,” Green told the media pitching me all day. You react to was: ‘We’re different. Our people That inflation-fighting effort gains. Service industries saw SUPER DISCOUNT CENTER and a half. So far as California racing was after his team meeting. “ It’s got to be mistake pitches. He threw a breaking BIG BASH — Cleveland’s Joey Belle, right, is all smiles and months ending in March, a gain 445 HARTFORD ROAD-KEENEY STREET don’t go marching in to the other has caused the unemployment wages and salaries go up by 4.7 which had been the highest MANCHESTER, CONN. the baseball players who are making greeted by teammate Dion James after his seventh inning grand side because of resentments or rate to edge up slightly in the percent in the past 12 months increase in more than three See THE SHOE, page IS $2 million, $1 million and $500,000. See GREEN, page 13 slam homer Monday night against the YanKees in Cleveland, whatever,’” one source said. recent months as economic compared to a 3.2 percent rise for years. 12 — MANCHESTER HERALD, Tiiesdav, Jiilv 25. 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. 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; A . 4 ' t ' “ 'X ' c A V Harvey really digs In IN BRIEF Cowboys’ camp won’t be the same Duran-Leonard III is set By Denne H. Freeman The Associated Press J NEW YORK (AP) — A third fight between in relief for Angels Roberto Duran and Sugar Ray Leonard, who THOUSAND OAKS, Calif - The Dallas Cowboys’ mst met nine years ago, will be announced training camp under Jimmy Johnson is going to be a news conference Wednesday. drastically different than it was for 29 years under The date and site were not known. Tom Landry. The match reportedly will be held Nov. 2 if That fact was dramatically underscored on the AL Roundup the site is Las Vegas, and Nov. 30 if it is in first day of practice Monday when the Cowboys Atlantic City, N.J. worked in full pads and helmets and concluded the Duran, 38, and Leonard, 33, twice met for the .session with a “ nutcracker” drill By The Associated Press World Boxing Council welterweight title in "Let’s see what you got,” Johnson shouted as the 1980. Duran won the title from Leonard on a running backs cra,shed between the tackles. “ Get Bryan Harvey really shined in 15-round unanimous decision June 20 at the job done. I don’t care how you get it done, but get ' 1 the first showdown between Montreal. Then Leonard regained the title in West leaders it done.” u the “ No Mas” fight Nov. 25 when Duran quit in In past years under Landry, the Cowboys worked California and Oakland. the eighth round at New Orleans. “ That was the best forkball I’ve slowly into contact after several days in shorts. had all year,” he said. “ I was # Landry would stand in the middle of the field with a lucky enough to throw it over the Bengals sign Schonert bullhorn directing the action. plate.” f# Johnson was in the face of his players from the Harvey came in to protect a 5-4 WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) - Turk Schonert start, with praise and criticism. He alternately lead with two outs in the eighth has signed a contract to return in 1989 as a dashed from offense to defense, repeating the inning Monday night, got Dave backup quarterback for the Cincinnati Ben­ phrase “ make the most of your opportunities.” Henderson on a flyout, and then gals, but the team .says there is noguarantee he At one point, wide receiver Everett Gay dropped a Reginald PInto/Manchester Herald caught Jose Canseco. Tony Phil­ will be the top backup to starter Boomer pass, and Johnson was on him in a second. Esiason. “ Everett, you’re thinking more about getting hit SCORE — Cory Silver of the Bolton All-Star catcher is Mike Carr. Manches­ lips and pinch-hitter Ron Hassey looking at third-strike forkballs in \ Terms of Schonert’s contract were not than you are catching the football. Concentrate on f disclosed. He said, however, that he signed a the catch. Don’t worry about the hit,” Little League All-Stars scores a run in ter won, 9-7, to stay alive in the double the ninth, gaining his 13th save. the top of the first inning Monday night elimination tournament. “ I didn’t want to throw up a 3-2 two-year contract for a raise from his 1988 Johnson huddled the team around him after the at Waddell Field. Manchester American fastball with Canseco at the salary of $300,000. hitting session. plate.” Harvey said. "H e’s got a Schonert. 32, a nine-year veteran who was “ For every one of you, there is a .sense of chance of tying it up if I lay one in with Cincinnati last season, was in the Bengals’ urgency,” John.son said. “ For usasa team, wedon’t there,” training camp for the first day of workouts have time for you to screw up. Don’t be satisfied '■Jv unless you get the job done. ” Chili Davis homered off Gene Sunday, three days before veteran players are Legion 9 keeps its Zone iead required to be in camp. Johnson said it was “ fun” to get on the field in Nelson. 2-5. to snap a seventh­ pads after three mini-camps in shorts. The Aseoclited Preet inning tie and Jack Howell He faces challenges from rookies Erik STAFFORD — Coming off its over Windsor Locks. South Wind­ Post 102 scored a run in the first “ This was real football, this is what I enjoy.” homered in the eighth as Califor­ Wilhelm, a third-round draft pick from Oregon NEW BOSS — Dallas Cowboys head the first workout of summer camp at Y key 8-2 win over South Windsor on sor lo.st its second straight Zone on a dropped fly ball to the Johnson said. “ We had great enthusiasm. I think nia won its sixth straight and State, and Bob Jean, a 10th round selection coach Jimmy Johnson talks with Thousand Oaks, Calif., Monday Saturday and maybe looking outing Monday, falling to Wind­ centerfielder and another run in from New Hampshire, for the job as top backup our players are hungry fora winner. I think they are stopped Oakland’s five.-game ahead to its big clash at East sor. to fall back to 13-6. the second on a dropped pop up to willing to do things differently. They were in a rut veteran tackle Mark Tuinei (71) during afternoon. winning streak. to Esiason. who was voted the National Hartford on Wednesday, the third base. Schackner. Mateya and need to check their hole cards.” Davis’ . his 12th, was Football League’s most valuable player for first-place Manchester Legion Steve Joyner was the winning and Joyner collected the three The Associated Press 1988. The Cowboys begin two-a-day workouts today and players already know what awaits them: Call it Wednesday for the clash with the Raiders. his fir.st since July 1. Howell’s baseball team was ripe for an pitcher for Manchester while Manchester hits, have .scheduled a scrimmage on Wednesday against “ Camp Contact.” “ Jerry didn’t want to miss it,” Johnson said. home run, his 13th. broke a upset, which almo.st occurred. Brian Dempsey took the loss. “ It was just Neal’s turn.” the Los Angeles Raiders. “ It’s going to be harder than hell,” offensive Jones was .still talking contract to quarterback l-for-26 slump. WINNING RUN — California’s Jack Howell, right, is Both went the distance. Morency said of Schackner. "It Switzer’s rings are stolen Johnson made it plain going into camp that he guard Nate Newton said. "It’sgoingtoberough. We Steve Walsh, the No. 1 pick in the NFL’s “ That’s a week of oh-fers all congratulated by third base coach Moose Stubing after However, Neal Schackner’s Joyner gave up two hits, walked may have been the po.st big game expected his team to come ready for contact. know what to expect because we went through it in supplemental draft. RBI single in the top of the eighth three and struck out three. built up into one last hack.” his homer in the eighth inning that gave the Angels a 5-4 NORMAN. Okla. (AP) — More than two mini-camp.” Johnson said Walsh, whom he coached in college blues. (But) game in and game dozen of the championship rings former “ We want to find out what we got.” Johnson said. inning scored Marcus Mateya Manchester had only three hits Howell said. “ I’ve had a tough win over the Oakland A’s Monday night. “ We have some running backs who look good Wide receiver Michael Irvin, who played under at Miami, wouldn’t be in camp until he had a out there’s always someone who Oklahoma coach Barry Switzer collected while with the winning run as Manches­ off Dempsey. week. It was nice to see it go out.” running against air. Now we want to .see if they can Johnson at Miami, said Johnson "is going to pour it contract. Walsh is seeking a contract similar to the steps forward for us.” he was football coach of the Sooners have been ter topped Stafford, 3-2. in Zone "He (Dempsey) has thrown 14 Manchester and East Hartford California won at Oakland for break some tackles.” on. Mr. J can be tough” $11,037 million which top draft pick Troy Aikman only the .second time in 11 games reported stolen from Switzer’s home. Eight action Monday night. innings of baseball against us this square off Wednesday at 7:30 , out with chips in Shawn Hillegas, 6-9, allowed After enduring three tough mini-camps, the Owner Jerry Jones is expected to be in camp on received. and took a one-game lead over the Switzer said in report filed with the police It was Manchester’s eighth year and has give up two earned p.m. at McKenna Field. his right elbow, made his first one hit over three innings of straight Zone win and pushes its Athletics appearance since May 22. Morris, department that 25 national and Big Eight runs.” Manchester coach Dave Manchester 110 000 01—3-3-2 relief. record to 16-5. East Hartford Morency said. "H e’s got our Stafford 000 001 10-2-2-2 “ We have a lot of re.spect for the 2-8, gave up nine hits and seven Blue Jays 6, Rangers 3: Tony conference football championship and Orange stayed a half game back of number. Steve Joyner threw just Joyner and Laurinitls. Dempsey and Angels.” Athletics manager Tony runs in 5 1-3 innings. Fernandez. Kelly Gruber. Fred Bowl rings were taken in the burglary. Manchester at 15-5 with a 5-3 win B o yd . La Russa said. “ They played McGriff and Manny Lee ho­ The Shoe as good for our side.” WP- Joyner. LP- Dempsey. Robin Yount extended his hit­ hard and .so did we. Today, they ting streak to 14 games and Greg mered. The Rangers’ 19-year-old From page 11 were one run better. But we’ve Brock had three hits for the Wilson Alvarez didn’t get an out Americans win easily had our .share of one-run wins.” Brewers, who had 13 hits and won in his major-league debut, allow­ WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans Paul Softball a hit at the Festival Willie Fraser. 3-5. allowed two for the fourth time in five games. ing all five batters he faced to Chamberlin and Todd Witsken won easily, but concerned it was the greatest bit of horsemanship Open without a Nicklaus. basketball without a hits and one run in 2 2-3 innings. White Sox 5, Mariners 4; Carlton reach. three other seeds were upset in the first round since the Pony Express. Magic, or leave-blank-name-of-sport without Bo. By Barry Wllner struck out seven and walked one In women’s play, the North Brewers 10, Tigers 0: Chris Fisk singled with the bases Todd Stottlemyre, 2-4. allowed of the Sovran Bank Classic. Chamberlin, a You can see where Shatter V was important. I The Associated Press in leading the West over the North moved into the gold medal game Bosio. 11-6. pitched a three-hitter loaded and two outs in the ninth four hits and three runs in seven quarterfinalist at Wimbledon, blitzed Fin­ Shoemaker never made an enemy. He’s got a mean, suppose she had thrown a shoe, or lugged in over seven innings as visiting 3-0. with an 86-75 victory over the inning at Comiskey Park as innings for visiting Toronto and land’s Olli Rahnasto 6-4, 6-1, while Witsken better image than the Pope. Around a racetrack for or bled or got nosed out at the wire? They would Detroit lost its sixth straight and Chicago won for the ninth time in Tom Henke finished with two-hit OKLAHOMA CITY - Fast- “ It was my first of the season.” West as Eileen Shea of Michigan beat Yahiya Doumbia of Senegal 6-0, 6-2. 40 years, that’s not difficult, that’s impossible. He’s have blamed the rider. Would that have been a 16th in 18 games. 10 games. relief for his eighth .save. pitch softball, which has punctu­ Casarez said of the no-hitter. State had 14 points Ninth-seeded Richard Matuszewski. No. 13 made and lost two fortunes but nobody’s ever heard national calamity? Look at it this way: no more ated the U S, Olympic Festival “ The ball seemed heavy at first Milan Srejber and No. 15 John Frawley all lost him blame anybody. than if Paul Revere’s horse had broken down. At with marathon games, multiple but it was breaking better. I’ve in straight sets in heat that peaked at 104 They’re giving Shoe a farewell tour, they’re all Newton. no-hitters and all kinds of drama, got a fun team behind me. degrees in the afternoon. the rage now. The horses won’t be the only nes is at it again. “ It was exciting to be out Smoltz in limelight despite loss sorry to see him go. Racing without Shoe is like an Jim Murray Is a syndicated coiumnist. The first day of fast-pitch there.” action Monday featured two Doom hadn’t allowed the East a Cooper signs with Blazers no-hitters, a near no-hitter that hit until, with twooutsinthetopof PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) — Denver Nuggets was ended with two outs in the the ninth. Jill Justin of Oak Lawn, NL Roundup center Wayne Cooper signed a contract with last inning, and some very III., homered over the left-field the Portland Trail Blazers on Monday, Green satisfied fans at the ASA Softball fence, giving the East a I-O returning to the NBA team that traded him five From page 11 Hall of Fame Stadium. victory over the South. Bv Dick Brinster 4 years ago. Rick Plangger and Lucy Ca- “ The pitch was up and in,” The Associated Press Neither the Blazers nor the 6-foot-lO free sarez performed the no-hitters, Justin said. "It felt good when I agent would disclose terms of the contract. Tha Aiioclatad Press while Debbie Doom lost hers — hit it.” ball that was up and over the “ We just aren’t supposed to in the bottom of the inning but Ordinarily, one would expect However, the Rocky Mountain News in Denver Hall’s surprise bunt scored Steve and the game —on the same pitch Doom, of El Monte. Calif., TWINS — New England Patriot quarter­ plate,” Belle said. make that throw,” Green said, the to fill quoted NBA sources as saying he would earn Cleveland has won five of its Sax in the fifth for a 3-1 lead. in the seventh inning. struck out eight but lost to backs Steve Grogan, left, and Tony referring to Kelly’s decision to reporters’ notebooks with praise $1.1 million a year for three years. last six to move from 10 games Cleveland tied it in the sixth. First came Plangger. of Benton veteran Kathy Arend.sen. who throw to third. “ That set up the for Kevin Mitchell, whose 33rd “ Obviously, it’s a great offer,” Cooper’s Eason have similar practice garb back to 5‘/i games behind first- Carter led off with his 20th home Harbor. Mich., who was harbor­ allowed four hits. whole inning for them.” home run had given them another agent. Herb Rudoy. said Monday, adding that Monday at the Patriots’ camp in place Baltimore in the American Guetterman, 2-4, took the loss. run. his sixth in sevengames. and ing thoughts of losing without "Debbie pitched a great victory. the 32-year-old Cooper had received a Smithfield, R.l. They are two of four League East. John Farrell, 6-9, allowed three Andy Allanson hit an RBI single. allowing a hit. He gave up two game.” Arendsensaid, “ but I feel But the man who leads the half-dozen offers. A throw in the seventh illus­ runs on nine hits in seven innings “ Everything’s going well for runs in the first inning but then real good with this team behind signal-callers presently in camp. major leagues in homers and Cooper said in an interview that Portland trated New York’s woes and and Jesse Orosco finished. me at the plate,” Carter said. retired 18 of the last 19 batters as m e.” RBIs took a back seat to the was persistent in courting him. “ It was Cleveland’s run of good fortune. Edwards was impressed with “ I’m standing back on the ball. the North beat the East 4-2. In the other men’s game, the pitcher he’d just beaten, Atlan­ surprising at first,” he said. With the score tied 3-3 and Dion Farrell’s grit. Guys are driving in runs behind “ After that first inning. I didn’t East edged the South 1-0 on a ta’s John Smoltz. After a long conversation with Portland James on first with one out, Joe “ He battled. He had great stuff. me and that makes my job know what was going to happen,” home run by John McEldowney of “ He’s the best young pitcher in coach Rick Adelman Thursday night, "I came Taylor plans to Carter singled to center, allowing He made a couple of bad pitches, easier.” Plangger said. "At first I Friendswood, Texas. Peter Mere­ the league,” Giants manager to the conclusion that this was where I wanted James to go to third. The but he didn’t loose his cool. He While Carter sizzles at bat, New struggled. It was a new catcher dith of Elkhart. Ind . struck out 11 Roger Craig said following Mon­ to play,” he said. “ I’m extremely happy about Yankees’ Roberto Kelly threw to kept us in the game.” Edwards York right fielder Jesse Barfield for me but we finally got things for the victory. day night’s 2-0 victory over the it.” report to camp third, even though James made it said. remains in the deep freeze. together as the game progressed. In slow pitch, the East scored 72 Braves. ’ Boy, he’s got a great easily. The throw allowed Carter Mel Hall’s first-inning sacrifice I finally got my rhythm, though, runs, winning 40-31 and 32-16 over arm. He’ll put you in a .slump if to go to second. Green had then fly gave the Yankees the lead and “ We had some good things and m y change-up was the North and West, respectively. your’e not already in one.” Carter player of week By The Associated Press had reliever Lee Guetterman Tom Bookens’s run-scoring sin­ going for us and it seems that respectable.” Despite the loss, the West quali­ Mitchell’s homer in the fourth NEW YORK (AP) — Cleveland’s Joe Carter walk Pete O’Brien to load the gle made it 2-0 in the fourth. things have fallen apart. We've Plangger. a last-minute addi­ fied for the gold medal game inning was one of just three hits Lawrence Taylor is reporting to training camp, bases, and he brought in Plunk to Brook Jacoby’s RBI single got to reach down deeper,” tion to the North team, gave up against the East. hit five home runs in two consecutive games — allowed by Smoltz. 11-7, who but his agent didn’t talk him into it. Neither did the face Belle. pulled the Indians to within a run Barfield said. three walks in the first inning, The East and North will play the fifth player in American League history to struck out a career-high 10 accomplish the feat — and was named the AL New York Giants’ front office, nor Coach Bill with the West’s runs scoring on an for both basketball titles. batters and retired the la.st 17 in Player of the Week Monday. Parcells. The All-Pro linebacker let some old error by Rick “ Knowing the East has never pitching his fifth . friends help change his mind. Pauly. won a gold medal, it would be Carter, who his .333 during the week of July “ I’ve been talking about Smoltz 17-23, had the fourth three-homer game of his Taylor, seeking an extension on his contract, Borg trying to keep control The North went ahead 3-2 on a exciting to be a part of that.” said all year, and tonight is an career, tying Lou Gehrig’s league record. missed the team’s minicamp in May and did not two-out. two-run single by Jim Todd Day of Arkansas, who tied a example of what I mean,” Carter played in seven games during the week, show up Monday when camp opened. A spokesman Seymour of Green Bay, Wis., in festival record with 30 points in a STOCKHOLM, Sweden (AP) - In a statement. Borg said he quarters in Monte Carlo. winning pitcher Rick Reuschel both scoring and driving in nine runs as the for the linebacker, however, announced that Taylor the bottom of the fifth. 94-75 victory over the South. The Bjorn Borg is trying to negotiate a remains “ committed to the busi­ Skarke told the Aftonbladet said. Indians moved into a second-place tie in the AL would probably return to^ay. Casarez equalled that perfor­ North lo.st to the West 86-84 as financing deal that will allow him ness and am in the process of daily that Borg’s company needs “ That kid can pitch.” Brett East Division. “ L.T. had some conversations with Harry Carson mance in the opening women’s prep star Kenny Anderson of New to retain control of his fashion- trying to reorganize the manage­ cash to meet orders and to Bulter said of the 22-year-old and George Martin over the past few days,” Steve game York came alive for 19 points and based businesses. ment and corporate structure of finance further expansion. All-Star. "On a team that hasn’t Rosner, a Taylor spokesman, said Monday. “ After the group.” Casarez. of Bonita, Calif.. six assists. weighing the pros and cons I expect him to be in But, according to Borg partner Borg said the terms of the offer won many games, he’s won 11. NL cites Mark Grace Lars Skarke. the former tennis The successful Bjorn Borg He’s going to win a lot of camp within 24 hours.” “ were not suitable to me as NEW YORK (AP) — Mark Grace of the great’s financial holdings are in Design Group produces an exclu­ ballgames.” Taylor has one year and an option year remaining principal shareholder. As pro­ Chicago Cubs, who hit .379 in seven games, danger of collapse following sive line of designer fashions, posed to me, it would have meant Smoltz, who had given up a on a contract he signed in 1985. He will be paid a Monday was named the National League rejection of a rescue offer that shoes and accessories, and has surrendering financial control of Rose and Giamatti single to Earnest Rilest. had an reported $1.1 million this year and $1.25 million in real estate interests in Sweden. Player of the Week for the period ending July the option year of the deal, among the league’s Borg feared would wrest control the group.” 0-2 count when Mitchell hit the The Associated Press 23, from his hands. Borg turned down an offer of 30 ball over the fence in left-center highest salaries for a defensive player. million crowns, or $4.6million,by He said he “ was not satisfied FELLED — ’s Gary Redus Crews during Monday night’s game in Grace scored six runs and had two doubles According to Rosner, Taylor has not spoken to his Skarke, who has a 25 percent at Atlanta Stadium. the Mercurius-Group AB to buy that we had ironed out the ■ don’t cross paths holds his head after being hit near the Pittsburgh. Dodgers’ catcher Mike and two home runs to go with 10 RBIs. agent, Gary Kovacs, in two weeks. Parcells has also stake in Borg’s companies, said “ It was not a bad pitch,” Smoltz the business group faces a “ a into the Jersey-registered hold­ financial problems,” and indi­ left eye by a pitch by the Dodgers’ Tim Scioscia comes to Redus’ aid. Other nominees included Les Lancaster of been out of »ouch with the linebacker. said. “ But you can’t say it was a Chicago, Candy Maldonado of San Francisco, shortage of liquidity, which is ing company, Bjorn Borg Enter­ cated there were other offers bet on baseball games, did not Miami Dolphins: Quarterback Dan Marino arrived Br Jim Donaghv good pitch for he hit it out. I had and Jose Oquendo and Pedro Guerrero of St. forcing the closure of the group.” prises Ltd., which has its head­ which also were unacceptable. fi-e Associated Press want to distract any attention made him look bad with the same stay —by winning pitcher Mike Tim Wallach’s game-winning hit at training camp Monday bearing a message: the and stole a base as Pittsburgh I jOu I s . from former teammate Johnny pitch before.” Bielecki and sloppy defense by St. that gave homer-happy Montreal Dolphins must improve their attitude to improve on gained a 3-3 split of the rare last season’s 6-10 record. CGOPERSTOWN, N Y. - Dur- Bench, who was inducted into the Mitchell, who has driven in 87 Louis helped the Cubs to their its fifth straight victory. six-game series. During Marino’s six-yea r NFL career, Miami has .'•? '.hf- season, the Cincinnati Hall of Fame on Sunday. runs, was ready in ca.se Smoltz third straight victory Andres Galarraga hit a one-out Gary Redus was hit below the Griffey Jr. breaks hand r.ave missed key players Rose also didn’t want any didn’t go by the book and waste Bielecki laid down his squeeze single off Greg Harris, 1-2, and gone from a berth in 1984 to last place in left eye by Tim Crews of Los the AFC East in 1988. Five losses last season were by PDBLB: NOTICE iry. r'i^sed lots of scoring chan- chance meetings with Commis­ the 0-2 pitch. in the fifth inning following stretched it to second base when Angeles in the seventh inning. CHICAGO (AP) — out­ sioner Bart Giamatti. fielder Ken Griffey Jr. fractured his right hand a combined 15 points. .' vjm ehov/ figured they “ All pitchers make mistakes,” tentative plays by first baseman Tom Herr dropped the throw The benches cleared briefly be­ FREE!! n'.n .r ..S.5. a game. Rose has sued Giamatti charg­ he said. “ That’s what you just Pedro Guerrero and center from center fielder Len Dykstra. stepping out of the shower in his hotel room Washington Redskins; Wide receiver Ricky PLEASE NOTE: This space is available fore Redus was carried off on a Monday and is out indefintely. Sanders ended his mini-holdout, joining the team ing the commissioner had pre­ have to sit on.” fielder Willie McGee that allowed Tim Raines was walked inten­ stretcher. He was released from a BRAKE as a public service to any non-profit organi­ ?'*i» frer!? Aipre scheduled to judged the case and an impartial The only other ba.serunner baserunners to reach base and tionally and Griffey, batting .287 with 13 home runs and 45 during the second practice of training camp shortly zation wishing to publicize an up-coming 9 local hospital. The Pirates’ team hearing was impossible. advance to set up the squeeze. RBIs, said he was stepping out of the shower after signing a multi-year contract. ■,>.i > .V.•r a annual Hall of against Smoltz was Matt Willi­ reached on an error by Harris physician said he did not believe event or community message. There is abso- Monday at The case is currently tied up in ams, who had a single in the The loss ended the Cardinals’ before Wallach singled to left on stall, slipped and crashed into the bathroom Sanders, the team’s leading receiver last year, INSPECTION any bones were broken. was entering the option year of a contract worth REUWVE WHEELS, INSPECT CONDITION OF BRAKE lutly no charge for this space. Please send .V.iii'.'prta-,' Rjjt the game the Ohio courts and a restraining second. But Smoltz struck out the four-game winning streak. the first pitch to extend Philadel­ door. LININGS, DRUMS, ROTORS. VISUALLY INSPECT latl Ahen Cincin- order has temporarily blocked side in the inning and duplicated “ I can’t hit, so I’ve got to be phia’s losing streak to five No punches were thrown, but “ I had already gotten my towel and had $220,000 this season. CALIPERS. CYLINDERS. HYDRAULIC LINES complete information you wish to publish at winning pitcher Bob Walk was started through the door when all of a sudden, I Atlanta Falcons: First-round pick Shawn Collins, a « MASTER CYLINDER, ROAD TEST. \ait srr^lems in Giamatti from holding a hearing that feat in the third. able to do something,” said games. ■ CLEANING, ADJUSTMENT, OR REPAIRS EXTRA • least 3 weeks in advance of event. Messages i>(i\'U 'nn.rf not find to determine if Rose in tact bet on Reuschel, 13-4, pitched five Bielecki, batting .025. Von Hayes had tied the game ejected for yelling at first base fell,” Griffey said. "I remember I strained my wide receiver from Northern Arizona, and third- published wil be at the descretion of Lynch round pick Keith Jones, a running back from 'M u i'W baseball games, including those innings and left after reaggravat­ Jo.se Oquendo of St. Louis with his 15th homer, leading off umpire Gerry Davis. back last year and I figured I’d had enough bad WITH MAJOR TUNE-UP Motors. of the Reds. ing a pulled groin muscle that has extended the longest hitting the ninth against Tim Burke. Some of the Pirates accused luck because I missed a lot of games.” Illinois, went through their first practice sessions at (Toyota i GM tut a*.'-, ve and the team’s training complex at Suwanee. Ga. 4h/Mit ) <1(1 V *h ■ ■ .ome If Rose is found to have bet on hampered him in several recent streak in the majors this season to The Expos, who have hit 10 Crews of throwing at Redus. Griffey thought it was only a bruise until he Vehicles Only) Please mail Att: Joe McCavanagh. Collins caught 201 passes for 2,674 yards at r.a' ,nif i w d a- .ntras- baseball he could be suspended starts. He escaped 'a bases- 22 games with an infield hit in the home runs in their last three tried to swing and felt pain. X rays showed he “ There was no doubt in my Northern Arizona. Jones, who will compete for the OFFER EXPIRES JULY 31, 1969 iamn tua ucluiler: aome for one year. If he bet on the Reds, loaded, no-out jam in the fourth, fourth. games, got solo shots from Rex has a fracture of the fifth metacarpal, or little OFFER ONLY VALID WITH THIS COUPON 8 mind he was trying to hit him.” finger. starting tailback position, rushed for 1.108 yards COUPON MUST BE PRESENTED AT WRITE UP. rr 'i~." .*’,'«r..ra he could be banned from the retiring Darrell Evans on a fly Bielecki, 10-5, allowed four hits, Hudler and Brooks off starter Andy Van Slyke said. "He throws 500 W. Cmntm U. "M y statement basically is, we’re going to last season at Illinois. }< y game for life. ball, Andres Thomas on a popup struck out six and walked two in Dennis Cook. a sinker and no other pitch he CALL 647-0402 FOR APPT.II! send him back to Seattle and we have no idea Qrean Bay Packers: The Packers opened their MancliMlar On Monday. Giamatti repeated and Jeff Treadway on a flyout. seven innings. He retired 11 Pirates 7, Dodgers 4: Celebrat­ threw was above the waist.” straight before being relieved. about the length of time,” Mariners manager preseason training camp and Coach Lindy Infante TOYOTA QUALITY LYNCH T«l. 646-4tl1 rr.a-nai,* ' i ^..ar. to his intention to fight for a hearing Cubs 3, Cardinals 2: Two key ing his 25th birthday. Barry Crews denied any intent. WHO c o m D ASK FOR ANYTHING MORE! MANCHESTER CONN. a'teir.rt and said there would be no bunts — including a suicide Expos 4, Phillies 3: Two Phila­ Bonds went 3-for-3 with a homer, Jim Lefebvre said. said the players on hand for physical testing showed “ That was the farthest thing better conditioning than last year’s squad. fto-te vUi\ a'! ;i»ga'''iOT.ii he negotiated settlement with Rose. squeeze that put Chicago ahead to delphia errors set the stage for drove in two runs, scored three from my mind,” he said. I 9 14 - MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 2S, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 25, 1989 — 15 Softball SCOREBOARD Puzzles T V Tonight ACROSS 3 Mires Tonight’s games m m Answer to Previous Puzzle 6:00PM (D (D (g) (S) ® News [E S P N ] Ughter Side of Sporte Jay John­ [H B O ] MOVIE: 'Flaehdance' A girl [CN N ] Sports Tonight 4 Influenced CG Matt Houston stone is host. works 8S a welder to support her nighttime [DIS] MOVIE: 'Strategic Air Command' 1 Breakfast food D 1 R e| T " v T career as a dancer. Jennifer■ "Beals, 1, Michael Postal vs. Coastal, 6 — Fitzgerald 5 Type of bean dS Star Trek 8:00PM (3D css summer Playhouee: A player is called J Nouri, Sunny Johnson. 1983. Rated R. (In 4 Is appropriate 6 3, Roman 0 O O M M E M Americen Nucleer (CC) Drama. The se­ upon to hang up his uniform and rejoin the Social Club vs. Bray, 7:30 — Fitzgerald (S) McMillan and Wife Stereo) Air Force. James Stewart, June Allyson, Basebafl Calendar to 7 Mao___ tung A T 1 P P A M cond marriage for a crusading New York Trash-Away vs. Gold’s. 6 — Robertson (g ) Sledge Hammarl newspaper columnist and his equally ideo­ [LIFE] MOVIE: 'The Sky's No Umit' Berry Sullivan. 1955. 9 Vicious old 8 Seaworthy Y A H&N vs. Cummings. 7:30 — Robertson L T s 1 L Y @ ) Victory Garden (CC). logical wife proves a unique and rewarding Three women battle N A S A ’s intense train­ [ESPN] SportsCenter Up-to-date woman ing requirements and their own personal 9 Red pigment Y o challenge. (60 min.) scores. Food vs. Keith, 6 — Pagani 12 Coin of France R @ ) Charlie'a Angels problems as they compete for the glory of 10 Bird class CG (S) Who's the Boss? (CC) Samantha [HBO] MOVIE: 'Keeping Track' A TV Acadia vs. FJ’s, 7:30 — Pagani American League standings Today 13 Arm joint E V A F 1 N A (S ) W KRP in Cincinnati Pen 1 of 2. becoming the United States' first woman 11 Biological de­ takes a work-study job as an assiitant in astronaut. Sharon Gless, Dee Wallace, news anchorman and a bank executive find Nutmeg vs. Congo. 6 — Nike TWILIGHT LEAGUE - 14 Mother of Y O N A C O N ( E b World of Survival (R) Angela's office. (R) (In Stereo) themselves in a fight for their lives after Eott Dlvtilen terminant Anne Archer. 1983. Tierney’s vs. Brown’s. 7:30 — Nike Society at Moriarty’s (Mor- mankind A T T 1 SS Three's Company Hunter Part witnessing a murder. Michael Sairazin, W L Pel. OB 19 Knowledge Is A G E CG 1 of 2. [M A X ] Crazy About the Movies: Rock Bidwell vs. Sheriff’s. 6 — Keeney Baltimore 53 43 .552 _ 15 College deg. [A & E ] New Wilderness Margot Kidder, Alan Scarfe. 1987. Rated iarty Field). 7:30 p.m. 21 If not S E E M L O T O ) MOVIE: 'Girts st See' The atmos­ Hudson: Tall, Dark and Handsome (CC) R. Gorman vs. Pub. 6 — Charter Oak Toronto 49 50 .495 5'/7 16 Farewell phere of B ship bound for the French Riviera A chronicle of Rock Hudson's career, Cleveland C [D IS ] MOVIE: 'The Richest Cat in the 48 49 .495 S'/7 23 Usher E L is made lively by the addition of three spicy which Includes film clips and interviews Night Court Boston 45 48 .484 6^/7 17 Males World' Greedy relatives plan a catnapping 11:35PM CG Wednesday 24 Prince Rainier's M A E S young females. Guy Rolfe, Ronald Shiner. with co-stars, friends and Hudson Wmaelf. Mllvmukee 46 52 .469 8 18 Shadoiwy U B B Y after their uncle wills the bulk of his vast [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Cot­ estate to Ns favorite pet. Ramon Bieri, 1961. (60 min.) 11:40PM New York 46 52 .469 8 realm E L M 0 E ton Club' (CC) In tfie 1930s, a jazz musi­ Monday’s results Detroit LEGION BASEBALL - 20 Songstress D O L Steven Kampmann, Caroline McWilliams. 33 63 .344 20 25 Vice pres. 1 (g ) MOVIE; 'Borderfine' A border patrol [U S A ] Crimes of Violence Criminals, vic­ cian saves the life of a powerful racketeer West Division Manchester at East Hartford Della E M E 1 R A N 1986. officer leads the search into California for a tims, and psychotogy and law- AB LEAGUE — Coach’s Corner beat Lathrop 26 Shakespearean and Is towed deeper and deeper into the w L Pet. OB 22 Wide shoe size T ring of Mexican aliens. Charles Bronson, enforcement experts shed light on the ef­ Californio _ (McKenna Field). 7:30 p.m. A A T S [E S P N ] Home Run Derby: Bob Allison violent world of gangsters and gunmen. Insurance, 11-5, at Robertson Park. Butch Kinney 59 38 .608 villain 1 1 ^ Bruno Kirby, Ed Harris. 1980. fects of violent crimes and the factors that Ooklond 59 40 .596 1 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - 24 1550, Roman vs. Henry Asron Richard Gere, Gregory Hines, Diane Lane. had three hits, including a homer, for the winners Kansas City 54 44 .551 5'/» 25 Foods 27 Monkshood [LIF E ] Csgney & Lecey (g ) ( g ) Matlock (C C ) A suspect's multiple trigger such behavior. Host: Louis Gossett 1984. Rated R. (In Stereo) Moriarty at Katz (Ceppa 44 Wrath 52 Orange-red Jr. (2 hrs.) while Brian Moran. Ed White, Joe Dipace, Paul Texos 54 44 .551 5«/e 28 Seafood 29 Playful child personalities complicate Matlock's de­ Seottle 47 Former head of stone [TM C ] MOVIE; 'Thst Wee Then. This It 1 2:00AM CG USA Today Drug abuse 48 50 .490 11W Field. Meriden). 7 p.m. fense of a psychiatrist accused of murder­ Coach (CC) Hayden is McCluskey and John Handfield added two apiece. MInnesoto 46 51 .474 13 32 Take a meal 30 Ireland Now' (CC) The friendship of two young 9:30PM (X) (S) among doctors. Iran 53 Small sword ing a patient. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) upset when Christine accepts a date with Wayne Ostrout had three hits in defeat while John Chlcogo 41 57 .418 W/7 33 Swindle 31 Hire men is jeopardized when one chooses to 0 9 VVar of the Worlds Harrison's step­ 48 Center of 56 Hurry (g) (^ Nova (CC) How the Gulf Stream another man. (R) (In Stereo) Monday's Oomes 34 Atop turn to a life of crime. Emilio Estevez, Craig mother embarks on her own quest to stop Odell added two. Cleveland 7, New Yoric 3 Thursday 35 Bronte heroine shield 57 Entertainer___ Sheffer. 1985. Rated R. (In Stereo) affects ocean currents, weather and ani­ Jane___ 37 Let it stand mal migration. (60 min.) (R) 10:00PM QD ® thirtyeomathing the aliens. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) NORTHERN — Manchester Police Union came Mllwoukee W, Detroit 0 TWILIGHT LEAGUE - 49 Two words of Sumac [U S A ] Cartoon Express Chlcogo 5, Seattle 4 (C C ) Melissa's ailing grandmother asks for (3 ) Home Shopping Network (3 hrs.) up with a run in the eighth inning to pull out a 9-8 win East Hartford at Moriarty’s 36 Protection 41 Oomph understanding 58 Was introduced (g) MOVIE: 'Cowboy' A hotel clerk her help with the family business. (60 min.) Toronto 6, Texas 3 6:30PM (X)CBS News (CC). (In Stereo) teams up with a cattleman to drive a herd (g ) Morton Downey Jr. (R) over PM Construction. John Wilson and Sandy California 5, Oakland 4 3 8 _Clear 43 Tiers 51 Ostrich (R) (Moriarty F ield ), 7:30 p.m. to of cattle to Mexico. Jack Lemmon, Glenn Only gomes scheduled Day CG @ ABC News (CC). (g ) Success 'n Life Ficaro led the winners with three hits each while 1 2 Ford. Brian Donlevy. 1958. CG ^ 99 [C N N ] News Tuesdov's Oomes 39 Kith and___ 10 11 @ Too Close for Comfort ® Win. Lose or Draw Jim Graham, A1 Young, Bernie Hallums, Rich Kansas CItv (Lelbrondt 5-9) at Boston ■ ® MOVIE: 'Earthquake' A cataclysmic 09 INN News 40 Advertising ’ Ig ) (g ) NBC News (CC). Synchronal Bosick and Pat Reeves added two each. John (Boddicker 8-7), 7:35 p.m. Friday 12 earthquake virtually destroys Los Angeles. GS Straight Talk: Free Your Body From 99 New York (Hawkins )1-9) at Cleveland sign @ ) @ ) Nightly Business Report Charlton Heston, Ava Gardner, George Callulita [A & E ] Chanel Chanel A profile of French Kennedy had three in defeat while Paul Miller had (Swindell 13-2), 7:35 o.m. TWILIGHT LEAGUE - 42 Lawyer's IS r ‘ ® W KRP in Cincinnati Part 2 of 2. Kennedy. 1974. (g ) (g ) Midnight Caller (CC) Jack falls in fashion designer Gabrielle "Coco " Chanel. two and Brandon Duffy homered. Baltimore (Holton 4-5) ot Minnesota Moriarty’s at Society (Trinity (60 min.) (Anderson 9-9), 8:05 p.m. customer dD Love Connection ® MOVIE: 'Taps' Military cadets use love with a murderous singer who sees REC — Manchester Pizza nipped Main College. Hartford), 6 p.m. force to secure their campus from local him as her scapegoat. (60 min.) (R) (In [CNN] Nawsnight Seottle (Bankhead )0-4) ot Chicago 45 Noun suffix ie [A 8 iE ] Profiies Featured: John J. Persh­ (King A8), 8:30 p.m. The Aooocieted Frees condo developers. Timothy Hutton, Stereo) Pub/MMH, 7-6, at Nike Field. Ted Clifford and Don 46 Over (poet.) ing. [ESPN] Monster Truck Challenga (R) Detroit (Alexander 4-)0) at Milwaukee George C. Scott, Sean Penn. 1981. (g) P.O.V. (CC) Tw o films afxHit competi­ Greenwood had three hits apiece to lead M P while (August g8), 8:30 p.m. 47 Series of rooms L [CN N ] Showbiz Today [L IF E ] HeartBeat Anticipation of an un­ ALL IN FUN — Danny Heap of the Red Sox, center, tries to outrun the throw [A & E ] Chanel Chanel A profile of French tions - "W ise Guysl" takes a behind-the- announced Insurance inspection causes Art Nowell, Kevin Comeau, Kevin Morse and Mike Toronto(Stleb9-6)alTexos(Rvan11-5),8:35 50 Part of a poem [E S P N ] SportsLooh p.m. from second baseman Ed Romero, left, to Nick Esasky during a rundown in an 25 26 27 fashion designer Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. scenes look at the game show "Jeo- jumpy nerves; a birthday surprise is Arace chipped in two each. Dean GustaLson had Californio (C.Finley 11-4) at Oakland Radio, T V 54 British Navy [M A X ] MOVIE: 'Ice Station Zebra' (60 min.) pardyl"; "Coming Out" explores the planned for Joanne, Paul's gambling debts (Sfewart14-5),10:05p,m. abbreviation Based on Alastair MacLean's Cold War American social ritual of the debutante three in defeat while Scott Matson. Jeff Long and intrasquad game at the Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., Monday. The Red 32 [CNN] PrimaNews are called in. (60 min.) iWtdneMlov's Oomes thriller about an American sub racing its ball. (90 min.) 55 Limerick [D I S ] Blrck Beauty Martin Milner, Eileen [TM C ] MOVIE: ‘Jagged Edge' An attor­ Don Scanlon contributed two each. Seattle ot Chicago, 2:X p.m. Sox exhibition game against Cincinnati was canceled when the Reds ran into Russian counterpart to the North Pole and 59 Chance Brennan and Kristoffer Tabori star In this 9Z) vintage; A History of Wine ney falls In love with her client, a San Fran­ N IK E — Reed Construction held off J.C. Penney, Callfomla at Oakland, 3:15 p.m. Today 36 a downed Soviet satellite. Rock Hudson, Kansas CItv at Boston, 7:35 p.m. transportation problems. 60 Lincoln's drama based upon Anna Sewell's classic [M AX] MOVIE: 'Showdown' A small­ cisco newspaper publisher who may be a Y Ernest Borgnine, Patrick McGoohan. 5-3. Jim McGowan, Earl Lappen and Glenn Dubois New York at Cleveland, 7:35 p.m. novel about a beautiful ebony horse and town sheriff is forced to oppose an old manipulative murderer. Glenn Close, Jeff 7:30 p.m. — Royals at Red nickname 1968. Rated G. (In Stereo) collected two hits apiece for Reed. Dale Alsbrook, Baltimore at Minnesota, 8:05 p.m. 40 the people who owned it. (60 min.) Part 2 friend who makes his living robbing trains. Bridges. Robert Loggia. 1985. Rated R. (In Sox. NESN. WTIC 61 Hebrew letter Todd Duncan. Eric Przybyla, Ray Prest, Rob Case Otrolt ot Milwaukee, 8:X p.m. 7:00PM ( G Inside Edition Mentally of 5. Dean Martin, Rock Hudson. Susan Clark. Stereo) Toronto at Texos, 8:35 p.m. 7:30 p.m. — Yankees at 62 Sooner than handicapped savants. 1973, Rated PG and Jeff Kazroyd had two each in defeat. [ESPN] Kartrte: U.S. Bantamweight [USA] New Mika Hammer Brewers 10. Tigers 0 Expos 4. Philllaa 3 Indians. Channel 11, WPOP 63 Weeding CG ® Wheal of Fortune (CC). Championship Taped highlights from [TM C] MOVIE: 'No Way Out' A job at PAGANI — Nassiff Sports beat Strano Real 1 2:05AM CG Pat Sajak National League standings (12 Innings) Transactions 7:30 p.m . — Pirates at Mets. implement 47 48 49 52 53 CG Cosby Show (CC). Portland, Maine. (60 min.) (Taped) the Pentagon leads a career Navy officer Estate, 9-6, at Pagani Field. Rich Aroian, John DETROIT MILWAUKEE 64 Irish poet QS INN News [LIF E ] Spenser: For Hire into a deadly game of cat arKf mouse. 1 2:30AM CG St. Elsewhere a b rh b l O brh bl SportsChannel. WFAN Kevin Costner, Gene Hackman. Sean Gehami and Mark Lappen had two hits each for East Division 54 i59 " ® Morton Downey Jr. (R) Pettis cf 3 0 0 0 Felder If 4 12 1 PHILA MONTREAL 9 p.m. — U.S. Olympic 65 Citrus drink ® M*A*S*H [TM C] MOVIE; 'Bull Durham' (CC) A Young. 1987. Rated R. (In Stereo) CG Nassiff. Kyle Aitkens led Strano with three hits W L Pet. OB Morind dh 4 0 0 0 Gontnr 2b 5 0 11 o b rh b l o b rh bl self-styled baseball groupie becomes in­ (g ) ® Lata Night With David Latter- Montreal 58 4) .586 Dykstro cf BASEBALL Festival. ESPN Ig ) @ MscNail/Lahrer Nawshour Whltakr 2b 2 0 0 0 Molltor 3b 2 1 1 0 6 0 2 0 ONIxon cf 6 13 0 American LeooiM DOWN 60 61 volved with a brash young pitcher and a 10:30PM (i9 Odd Couple man (In Stereo) while Ken Muraski. Reno Benson and Tony Page New York 53 43 .552 Schu 3b Herr 2b 4 0 0 0 Hudler 2b 4 13 2 (g ) Police Story Pan 1 of 2. 10 0 0 Polldor 3b 10 0 0 — Activated Jack veteran catcher on a minor league team. (3 ) V Sllcar added two apiece. Chlcogo 54 44 .551 Tromml ss 3 0 10 Yount cf 4 111 VHoves rf 4 2 2 1 Foley 2b 10 0 0 ® Healthy Lifeetytes Morris, pitcher,from theSOdovdlsobled list, 63 65 ® ® Current Affair Kevin Costner. Susan Sarandon, Tim Rob­ St. Louis 50 45 .526 Brumly 2b 10 0 0 Froncon rf 1110 Jordan 1b 5 0 10 Gokirrg 1b 5 1 1 0 1 Sponsored (g) MOVIE; 'Blown Sky High' While va­ Gene Scott WEST SIDE — Purdy Corporation routed Pittsburgh 41 55 ,427 Ploced Dove Beord, pitcher, on the 21-doy bins. 1988. Rated R. (In Stereo) 99 Lynn If 3 0 10 Deer rf 4 111 Reodv If 3 0 0 0 Raines If 5 0 10 disabled list. Assigned Brad Havens, 2 Legal aid group ^ Cheers (CC). cationing In Greece, three college atudents Phllodelphlo 37 59 .385 DwMpy If 2 0 0 0 Brooks rf 6 111 J [E S P N ] Auto Racing: American Racing Oakland Heights, 1.5-4. Bob Culvey, Brian Margel- Beromn 1b 3 0 10 Knudson p 0 0 0 0 pitcher, outright toToledoof the International Rec Hoop [USA] Murder, She Wrote Jessica are pursued by the KGB and the CIA. Daniel West Division Ooulton c (abbr.) 25 di) Star Trek Series From East Rutherford. N.J. (60 Lemon rf 3 0 0 0 Meyer ph 1112 5 12 0 Wolloch 3b 5 0 2 1 League. (c)1989 b',' NEA. Inc poses as a dead woman's sister to Investi­ Hirsch, Clayton Norcross, Frank Schultz. ony and Scott Hendrickson led Purdy’s with three W L Pet. OB Strange 3b 3 0 0 0 Brock 1b CHoyes 3b 5 0 2 0 Rtzgerld c 3 0 10 [A & E ] Chronicle A visit to Florence, Italy. min.) Son Francisco 5 2 3 0 — Activated Stan gate her murder. (60 min.) 1985. hits each while Don Logan and Dennis Foreman 59 40 .596 Heath c 3 0 10 Fosses p 0 0 0 0 Jettz ss 4 0 0 0 Santoven c 10 0 0 Houston 57 42 .574 2 Jovler, outfielder, from the 15-doy dis­ [C N N ] Moneyline 1:00AM (39 Twilight Zone Braggs dh 5 0 0 0 Cook p 2 0 0 0 Huson ss 5 0 2 0 abled list. Released Jamie Quirk, cotcher. 8:30PM CG Wonder Years (CC) g ) INN News contributed a pair apiece. Mike Costello had two hits Son Diego 47 52 .475 12 COBrIen c 3 111 Frhwrth p 0 0 0 0 BSmIth p 2 0 0 0 Monday’s results [E$PN] SportsCenter Up-to-date Kevin. Winnie and Paul attempt to save ® Laveme & Shirley Los Angeles 46 54 .460 13 98 Fawity Towers in defeat. Spiers ss 3 112 Ford ph 10 0 0 WJhnsn ph 10 0 0 Notional League scores. their local woods from developors. (R) (In Cincinnati 45 53 .459 13 EAS’TERN — Hoopsters 32 [A&E] MOVIE; 'Diva' A French post­ Totols 29 0 4 0 Totals 311013 9 RMcDwl p 0 0 0 0 Burke p 0 0 0 0 -Optloned Stereo) 99 Three's Company AA — Glenn Construction shut out Brand Rex, 15-0 Atlanta 40 59 .404 19 Oemter ph 10 0 0 DMrtnz ph 10 0 0 [HBO ] MOVIE: 'Absence of Malice' An man's recording of his favorite opera sin­ Jeff Rscher, pitctier, to Albuquerque ot the (Bill Pillard 11), Afterburners [H B O ] HBO Comedy Hour: Rick Du- at Fitzgerald Field. Jim Flaherty led Glenn with Monday's (Tomes Detroit 000 000 000— 0 Porrett p 0 0 0 0 ZSmIth p 0 0 0 0 CELEBRITY CIPHER overzealous reponer ruins an Innocent Mis* Teen USA Hosts Wil ger leads him on a wild and dangerous ad­ Pocitic Coost League. Purchased the contract Celebrity Cipher cryptograms are created from quotations by famous people, past and present 9:00PM CG commun: Piece of Mind (CC) Rick Du- Montreal 4, Phllodelphia 3, 12 Innings MMwotikee 310 003 12x— 10 AdducI ph 10 0 0 Aldrete ph 10 0 0 19 (Dave Daley 9) businessman's reputation. Paul Newman. Shriner and Marcia Strassman are joined venture. Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernandez, three hits while Bill Jenkins. Merrill Myers. Bob Pittsburgh 7, Los Angeles 4 ot Billy Bean, outfielder, from Albu- Each letter In the cipher stands tor another Today's clue: P equals U. commun gives his opinions on topics rang- E— Whitoker, Heoth, Stronge. DP— GA Harrs p 0 0 0 0 McGffgn p 0 0 0 0 oueroue. Bombers 61 (John Henegan Sally Field, Melinda Dillon. 1981. Rated by Miss Tsen U SA 1988 Mindy Duncan as Frederic Andrei. Richard Bohringer. 1981. San Francisco 2, Atlonto 0 Totals 43 3 9 1 Totals 46 4 14 4 PG. ing from■ I fall-spsrtfar airplanes to Las ■Vegas ■ Boucher. Rick Sheehan. Rich Marsh and Bob Mllwoukee 2. LOB— Detroit 4, Milwaukee 9. — Sent Phil Lom- contestants vie for cash, prizes and the [C N N ] Crossfire Chicago 3, St. Louis 2 2B— Felder, COBrIen. 3B— Felder. HR— 16, Mike Silver 13, Jim Hat­ gamblers. (60 min.) (in Stereo) Goehring added two apiece. John Mizoras had two Only gomes scheduled bordl, catcher, outright to Tidewater otthe 'CWVRLK5> LT OEQ VWO YM [L IF E ] HeartBeat Marilyn spends time Miss Teen USA 1989 title, from the Na­ Meyer (4). SB— Gontner (13), Pettis (24), Phllodelphia 000 011 001 000-3 Internotlonol Leogue. [LIFE] Self-Improvement Guide Tuetitay's Oomes field 12), Hands of Stone 30 with a dying friend; Cory’s In-laws visit; tional Orange Showgrounds In San Bernar­ in defeat. Trammell (6). SF— Spiers. Montreol 100 011 000 001— 4 SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS-Recolled 11:00PM (X) X) ® ® ® ® [U S A ] Dragnet San Diego (Whitson 136) ot Cincinnati IP H R ER BB SO One out when winning run scored. (Rich Conte 10) Eve considers going to work in a Beverly dino, Calif. (2 hrs.) (In Stereo Live) New s CHARTER OAK — Awesome Audio dumped (Browning 7-9), 7:35 p.m Mott Williams, (bird baseman, from OVOLKS V JLKQ MYW V Hills medical office. (60 min.) Detroit E— Hudler. Reody, Cook, Huson, Herr 2, Phoenix ot the PocItIc Coast League. BCI 55 (Kim Bushey 18, (G @ Roseanne (CC) The Conner family ( G It's e Living 1:1 5AM [HBO] MOVIE; 'The Omen' Glenn Construction II. 13-2. Bill Hill and Paul Philadelphia (Carmon 2-10) at Montreol Morris L,2-8 5 1-3 9 7 6 1 1 GAHorrls. DP— Phllodelphia 2, Montreal [U S A ] Miami Vice In the 1985 season reacts with typical humor when a tornado The American ambassador to Britain is (Langston 7-3), 7:35 p.m Optioned Randy McComent, pitcher, to Carver Glezen 18), Indians 37 Cheers (CC). Hudson 2-31001 1 2. LOB— Phllodelphlo 7, Montreal 13. 2B— Phoenix. RVJD.’ — ZVPJ DJOa. premiere episode, detectives Crockett and threatens Lanford. (R) (In Stereo) (!9 shocked to discover that his 5-year-old Greenfield led Awesome with three hits each while Pittsburgh (Drobek 7-7) at New York ONIxon, Wolloch. HR— Hudler (6),Brooks FWIIIIoms 1 1 1 0 2 1 (Jim Anselmo 9, Darren God­ PREVIOUS SOLUTION: "What meditation on human fate requires so Tubbs (Don Johnson, Philip Michael Tho­ (3 ) SpaceSaver son Is the Antichrist. Gregory Pack, Lee Paul McNamara. Jim Kibbie and Todd Talaga (Oledo 4^), 7:35 p.m. Nunez 1 2 2 2 0 1 (8), VHoyes (15). SB— VHoyes (21), CG Hunter Part 2 of 2. BASKETBALL dard 8, Erik Johnson 8) mas) encounter danger and romance when (g ) Weekday (R) Remick, David Warner. 1976. Rated R. San Francisco (LoCoss 46) at Atlanta Milwaukee Raines (19), Huson (3). S— Jeltz, Notional Basketball Association much courage as stepping into a cold bath?" — C.S. Lewis. added two each. Bill Finnegan and Paul Hohenthal (Lllllaulst 5-5), 7:40 p.m. they travel to New York to locate a vicious (g) ® In the Heat of the Night (CC) Boslo W.11-6 7 3 0 0 2 4 IP R ER BB SO MIAMI HEAT— Waived Dennis Burns, Wolff-Zackin 62 (Scott Al- Gillespie believes an assault victim is lying (g ) M*A*S*H 1:30 AM CG The Judge (CC) collected a pair apiece in defeat, Los Angeles (Belcher 6-9) at Houston Knudson 1 1 0 0 0 0 Phllodtlphki gang ot Columbian hoods who are syste­ Ablodun Agbelemisin and Mike Cham­ trui 22, Brent Nicholson 11), about her attacker. (60 min.) (R) (In Stereo) A rtenio Hell (In Stereo) (Knepper 4-10), 8:35 p.m. Fossos 1 0 0 0 0 0 Cook pion, forwards. matically murdering federal agents. (60 99 CG Joe Franklin DUSTY — Ward Manufacturing beat Mainville CTilcogo (Kllgus 5-9) at St. Louis Umpires— Home. Oenklnger; First, Frohwlrth MINNESOTA TIMBERWOLVES— Signed East Catholic 35 (Billy Evans min.I Part 1 of 2. (In Stereo) S i) Struggle for D e m o cri^ (CC) A [C N N ] Moneyline (39 INN News Electric, 12-6, at Keeney Street Field. Allan Lehrer (Moorone116),B:35o.m. Tschido; Second. Merrill; Third, Po- RMcDwII Shelton Jones, forward, to a two-year Entertainment Tonight visit to Africa to observe a meeting of tribal Wednesday's (Tames Porrett 10, Chris Conklin 10. Mike 7:30PM (G [LIF E ] Spenser: For Hire (g ) Angie was the winning pitcher for Ward’s while Scott Van lermo. controct. Actor Jimmy Smits ("L A. Law"). (In chiefs and interview Libyan leader Moam- Philadelphia at Montreal, 7:05 o.m. GAHorrls L,1-2 [USA] Miami Vice Crockett takes the T— 2:45. A— 17,981. PORTLAND TRAIL BLAZERS— Signed Marsh 10) Stereo) mar Gadhafi. (60 min.) Part 3 of 10. g ) Later With Bob Costas Oudenhove homered twice and drove in four runs. San Diego at Cincinnati, 7:35 o.m. Montreal Wayne Cooper, torword-center, to a three- blame when the woman he's fallen head Pittsburgh at New York, 7:35 p.m. [A&E] MOVIE: 'Diva' A French post­ ® Honaymoonart BSmith year contract. Waived Jerry SIchtIng, m (g ) Jeopardy I (CC). over heels in love with steals some confi­ Jim Caldwell had three hits while Ed Hernandez San Froncisco at Atlonto. 7:40 o.m. White Sox 5. Mariners 4 Burke guard. man's recording of his favorite opera sin­ dential documents. (60 min.) (In Stereo) [CNN] Nawsnight Update homered. For Mainville, Jim Thurston and Rob Los Angeles at Houston, 8:35 p.m. ZSmIth (X) Kate & Allie (CC) ger leads him on a wild and dangerous Chlcogo ot St. Louis, 8:35 o.m. McGffgan Q j) : New York adventure. Wilhelmenia Wiggins Fernan­ [D IS ] Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain Garnelis had three hits each in defeat while Ben SEATTLE FOOTBALL CH(CAOO Yankees at Cleveland Indians (2 hrs., 30 dez. Frederic Andrei. Richard Bohringer. Ernest (Jim Varney) goes to Disneyland to Phelps added two hits. Ob r h bl o b rh b l Notional Football League BasebaD I THAT SCRAMBLED WORD QAME ATLANTA FALCONS— Signed Shown min.) (Live) 1981. 1 1:30PM (X I ® Nightlina (CC). check out the theme park's latest anrac- WOMEN’S REC — DeCormier Nissan beat Reyn Ids 2b 4 12 1 Gollghr cf 4 1 1 0 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee tion. Splash Mountain. American League results Briley If 3 0 2 0 Lyons 2b 3 12 1 Pirates 7. Dodgers 4 Collins, wide receiver, and Keith Jones, (2D M*A*S*H [C N N ] Larry King Live CG Arsenkt Half (In Stereo) Hungry Tiger Restaurant. 11-6, at Charter Oak. ADovIs 1b 2 0 0 1 Baines dh 1 1 0 0 running bock. Waived Oscar Angulo and [ESPN] Sports Trivia Sports brain teas­ Mark Mlllett, tight ends; George Benyolo, Unscramble these four Jumbles, @ Win, Lose or Draw [D IS ] MOVIE: 'Teahouse of the August (39 Honeymooners Leonrd dh 4 0 0 0 Coldern 1b 3 0 0 0 ers. Karen Sibrinsz ripped fourhitsfor DeCormier while LOS ANGELS PITTSBURGH kicker; and Louis Murlno, guard. American Legion poll one letter to each square, to form Moon' A wily Okinawan interpreter mani­ (3 ) Fulfill Your Dreams Indians 7, Yankees 3 Coles rf 4 0 0 0 Posouo rt 5 0 12 o b rh b l O b rh b l four ordinary words. (g ) Nawhart (CC). [U S A ] Hollywood Insider Patsy Sigmund had three. Donna Trudeau, Karen Cotto cf 4 12 0 PIsk c 5 0 11 CHICAGO BEARS— Signed Dave Zowot- pulates a young Army captain's efforts to Griffin ss 4 12 0 Bonds If 3 3 3 2 son, offensive tackle. ® Cosby Show (CC). (g ) (g ) Best of Carson (R) (In Stereo) Presley 3b 4 111 Boston f 4 0 0 0 Crews p 0 0 0 0 Lind 2b Americanize his country following World Dziedzienski, Deb Tedford, Nancy Guerin, Renee 4 0 0 0 CINCINNATI BENGALS-SIgned Turk NOR Wl CH — The following Is the Norwich [A & E ] World of Survival (g ) Snook Previews (In Stereo) NEW YORK CLEVELAND Voile c 4 1 1 0 CMrtnz 3b 3 2 3 1 Stubbs ph 10 11 VonSlyk cf 3 2 11 Bulletln-Amerlcon Legion Bosebollstatepoll, YETID War II Marlon Brando, Glenn Ford, Eddie 1:50AM [M AX] MOVIE: 'The Further Warner, Rose Kearns and Wendy Rudy each added otorhbi Ob r h bl VIzQuel ss 3 0 2 1 AAonrlq Schonert, auorterbock, to o two-veor con­ ® Show of Shows 2b 10 0 0 Rndiph 2b 4 1 1 0 Bonilla 3b 4 12 2 tract. with first-place votes In parentheses followed [C N N ] Crossfire Alben. 19S6. (In Stereo) Advanturae of Tennessee Buck' A h a z ­ Sax 2b 5 2 2 0 Browne 2b 5 0 2 0 Guillen ss 4 0 10 two hits. Trudeau. Dziedzienski and Sharon Lauzon Daniels If 4 0 12 RReylds rf 2 0 0 1 by zone affiliations, records through Sunday 1 [E S P N ] U.S. Olympic Festival From g ) St. Elsewhere ing big-game hunter escorts two yuppies Espnoz ss 4 0 3 0 Fermln ss 5 0 10 Totols 32 4 10 4 Totals 33 5 9 S DALLAS COWBOYS— Agreed to terms [D IS ] Ernest Goes to Splash Mountain Murray lb 3 0 10 Redus 1b 2 0 10 with Daryl Johnston, running bock; Mark ondtotolpolnts: on a Borneo tiger hunt. David Keith, Kathy each homered. For HTR, Paul Crabtree had three Mtnglv dh 5 0 0 0 James dh 3 10 0 110M tSBune Medw tenxcee Ms Ernest (Jim Varney) goes to Disneyland to Oklahoma City. Scheduled events are box­ 9 8 MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour Marshal rf 4 0 0 0 DIstfno 1b 0 0 0 0 1. New London (3) VI1,14-2,57 AS RigM* Raesned Shower, Brant Van Hoffman. 1988. Rated AAHoll If 2 12 2 Corter If 4 2 3 1 Soattle n i 010 Stepnoskl, guord; and Rhondy Weston check out the theme park's latest attrac­ ing. equestrian and rhythmic gymnastics. hits while Jan Norris. Sue Ladyga and Colleen 000— 4 Sciosdo c 4 1 1 0 LVIllere c 3 12 1 2. Woterburv (3) V, 12-1,55 [A& E] Improv Tonita R. (In Stereo) Skiuobt pb 10 0 0 POBrIn 1b 3 2 10 Chlcogo 310 ion and Tony Talbert, defensive ends. Waived Jeff (2 hrs., 30 min.) (Live) 001— 5 Hamitn 3b 4 12 1 Bell ss 4 0 10 James, wide receiver; K.C. Clark, defen­ 3. Fairfield IV, 18-3,43 X tion, Splash Mountain. Delehanty added two hits apiece. BalbonI 1b 3 0 0 0 Belle rf 4 1 1 4 Two outs wtien winning run scored. Gonzolz cf 3 0 10 Walk p 2 0 0 0 4. HamdenlM3-3,29 KAQUE Borfletd rf 4 0 0 0 Komnsk cf 3 1 1 0 E— CMortlnei, Hlllegos, Comstock. sive bock; and Doug Morrone, guard. Bean ph 0 0 0 0 Kipper p 0 0 0 0 Traded Darryl Smith, offensive tackle, to 5. Norwalk IV,166,26 BroXns 3b 4 0 11 Jacoby 3b 4 0 2 1 DP— Seattle 1. LOB— Seattle 5, Chicago)). Morgan p 2 0 0 0 King ph 10 0 0 6. East Hortford VI11,14-5,24 Geren c 4 0 10 Allonson c 4 0 11 2B— Lyons, Presley, (Julllen, CMortInez, the Seattle Seohowks tor on undisclosed drcift Seoroge p 0 0 0 0 Londrm p 0 0 0 0 choice. 7. C3d Stoftte tackle. MIDOWS ITIES CAU6HT UP US Angtltt 009 000 009-4 GREEN BAY PACKERS— Signed Mark Clevekmd 000 102 40x— 7 htolmon 6 8 4 4 4 3 w i t h t h e c r o o k e p Pittsburgh 300 091 Olx— 7 AAurphv, Thomas King and Stan Shiver, Also receiving votes: Meriden III, 136,11; r- Y ^ E— Brookens, Forrell, Espinoza. DP— MJockson L/3^ 2 0 0 1 2 E— Marshall, Rondolph, Walk. DP— Newlngton I, 7-3,9; Monchester VIII, 15-5,6; ^ A > USEP CAR PEALEP / NewYork3.LOB— NewVorklOrCleveland 7. Comstock 0 0 safeties; Scott Stephen, linebacker; An­ Midget football signups set 0 0 1 0 Pittsburgh 2. LOB— Los AngelesO. Pittsburgh thony Dllweg, auorterbock; Mott Brock, South Windsor VIII, 12-5. 5; Bristol 1,786,1. 2B— Fermln, Sax. HR— Carter (20), Belle Schooler 2-3 1 0 0 0 1 7.2B— Daniels, Hamilton 2, Bonilla, Scioscio, Voting In the poll: Peter Abraham, Norwich THEY TOOK THIS. (2). S— Espinoza. SF— MHaM. Oilcaeo defensive end; Bryan Shulmon, punter; The Manchester Midget Football League will Stubbs. HR— Bonds (14). SB— Daniels (7), ond Ben Jessie, cornerback. Waived J.R. Bulletin; Carl Adomec, the Journal Inquirer IP H PER BB SO Reuss 6 9 4 3 1 2 Bonds (17), Bonilla (5),RReynolds 2 (15). Ambrose, wide receiver. Placed Mott ot Manchester; Jim Bransfleld, Middletown NOGALS Now arrange the circled letters to Free Concert Sunday hold two more signup sessions for the 1989 New York Hlllegos 3 1 0 0 1 2 S— LlfKl, Wolk. SF— RRevnoWs, Bonds. Press; Hoi Levy, Shore Line Newspapers; CParker 5 2-3 9 Klosso, guord, and Keith Cupp, tackle, on the form the surprise answer, as sug­ season. Holmon pitched to 3 Potters In the 7th, reserve^JId not rep IX NEW ORLEANS SAINTS— Signed Jim Ellington, Glenn Miller and Fee is $15 for players, $10 for cheerleaders. Butler cf 4 0 0 0 OMcDII ct 4 0 3 0 .330 Wilks, defensive llnemon.and Buford Jordon, retain the world heavyweight Bell If 4 0 10 Sierra rf 4 0 10 Grace Chi 81 zn 37 95 There’s a family maximum of $25. Riles 2b 4 1 1 0 Gregg 1b 4 0 2 0 .330 running bock, to two-year contracts. Count Basie, among others. And McGrIff 1b 3 111 Fronco 2b 4 0 0 0 Bedrosn p 0 0 0 0 LSmltti If 3 0 10 WCIark SF 99 3«4 65 120 .330 boxing title. Borders c 4 0 2 0 RLeach dh Raines Mon 84 zm — Waived Mitch An­ Assistant coaches are needed. Anyone 4 13 0 WCIork 1b 4 0 0 0 DMrphv rt 3 0 0 0 51 n .304 drews, tight end. 1941 — Lefty Grove of the Sousa, o f course! Don’t miss it. Cabrer dh 4 10 0 Incvolla If 4 0 0 0 Mitchell If 3 1 1 2 Evans 3b 4 0 0 0 Guerrero StL %€>335 36 101 .301 interested should contact John Phelps (647- Lee 2b 4 13 2 Buechel 3b 3 0 0 0 HJohnson NY 90 336 67 PHOENIX CARDINALS— Agreed to wins his 300th MIdndo rf 3 0 0 0 Thomas ss 4 0 10 101 .301 terms with Walter Reeves, tight end. 9240). Lawless rf 4 0 10 Sundbrg c Oquendo StL 95 336 36 10 00 Lefferts p 0 0 0 0 Tredwv Zb 4 0 10 100 .290 PITTSBURGH STEELERS— Signed and last game in beating the Astrograph Dohrty ph 10 10 RThmp 2b 0 0 0 0 Benedict c 3 0 10 Mitchell SF 94 334 65 99 .296 Kreuter c MThmpsn StL 87 Z» Dove Johnson, cornerback. Waived Troy Cleveland Indians 10-6. 0 0 0 0 MWIms 3b 3 0 10 Berroe ph 10 0 0 39 (7 .291 Johnson,wide receiver. Totals 37 611 6 Totols 31 3 6 2 Kennedy c 3 0 0 0 Smoltz p 3 0 0 0 Hgmt Runs 1956 — Swaps beats Honeys Teen-agers on net squad MItched, San Francisco, 33; HJohnson, SAN DIEGO CHARGERS— Signed Court­ Uribe ss 3 0 0 0 Wfhrbv ph 10 0 0 ney Hall, center, to o one-veor contract and your locus on your work today, espe­ Toronto 303 000 00S~<6 Reuschel p 2 0 0 0 New York, 25; Strawtierry, New York, 22; Alibi by 4'/4 lengths and to set Texos 300 010 000-0 GDovIs, Houston, 21; EDovIs, Onclnnall, Jamie Holland, wide receiver. Released cially if you have a difficult assignment NEW YORK (AP) — Teen-agers Mary Joe Brantley p 0 0 0 0 Mark Behnlng, offensive llnenvin. his fourth world record of the E— Borders, Fernondez. DP— Toronto 1. 18; Golorrooa, Montreal, 15; LSmltti, ^Your with which to contend. If you let your Fernandez and Jennifer Capriati will make Sherldn rf 10 0 0 year with a time of 2:381-5 in a LOB— Toronto 10, Texas 4. 2B— Lawless, Totols 30 2 3 3 Totoh 34 0 8 0 Atlonto, 15; VHoyes, Ptillodelphlo, 15. mind wonder, there is a good chance their U.S. Wightman Cup debuts when the R L^ch 2, Dauot>erty. HR— Fernandez (7), -Announced the retirement of Ron Hadley, IlnelKicker. 1 5-8 mile race at Hollywood b irt h d a y you may make a serious mistake. United States meets Great Britain Sept. 14-16 in Gruber (13), Palmeiro (6), McGrIff (26), Lee Son Fronctsco 200 000— 2 Runs Bottsd In (1).S— Borders. Mitchell, Son FranclKO, 87; WCIork, Son Placed , defensive end, on the Park. CAPRICORN (Dm . 22-Jan. IB) Subdue Atkmta 000 physically unable to perform list. the 61st edition of the women’s tennis IP H R ER BB SO Francisco, 72; Guerrero, StLouls, 63; HJohn­ DP— San Francisco 1. LOB— San Francisco SEATTLE SEAHAWKS— Releosed Tony 1976 — Edwin Moses of inclinations today to take speculative fi­ competition. Toronto Atlanta 9. 2B— OMcDowell. HR— Mitchell son, New York, 62; ONelll, Cincinnati, 62; Stotimyr W,2-4 GDovIs, Houston, 59; Golorrago, Montreal, Logon, wide receiver, and Steve Sampson, the United States sets an July 26. 1989 nancial risks, particularly If It has to do ■ (33). punter. Fernandez, 18, and Capriati. 13, will join Henke SA 59; Brunonskv, StLouls,58. with something where someone has IP H R ER BB SO TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS- Olympic record in the 400 veterans , Lori McNeil and Texos Son FrondKO Pitching (9 OtdsiiHis) The entrepreneur in you will be vying tor more control than you do. Alvarez LX)-1 DeMortlnei, Montreal, 11-1, .917; Darwin, Announced that Derrick Little, llnebocker, hurdles with a time of 47.63. Betsy Nagelsen on the U.S. squad, the United Reuschel W,134 has left comp. expression In the year ahead and you AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Do not let Goonte Brantley Houston, 10-2, .833; Reuschel, Son Fran­ DHall cisco, 136, .765; BSmith, Montreol,9-3, .750; WASH INOTON REDSKI NS— Signed Ricky could become Involved in some fasci­ a forceful personality coerce you today States Tennis Federation announced Monday. Lefferts Sanders, wide receiver, to o multl-yeor Atvorez pitched to 5 batters In the 1st. Bedrosn S,14 Scott, Houston, 15-5, ISO; Fernandez, New nating enterprises. This Is well and Into agreeing to something that does M anchester Marty Riessen returns as U.S. Wightman Umpires— Home, McClelland; First, York, 8-3, .727; Gorrelts, Son Franclsco,8-3, contract. ReleosedAlbert Wlllloms.defenslve Atlanta end; Keith Frlberg, linebacker; ond Cedric good, provided you do not spread your­ not serve your best interests. If you fall Coble; Second, Cooney; Third, Brinkman. .TZt! Desholes, Houston, 106, .714. Cuup team coach for the fourth straight year. Smoltz L,ll-7 3 2 2 0 10 Gordon, wide receiver. self too thin. to speak up, you could regret It later. B an d SheU. Begun in 1923, the United States leads Great Angels 5, Athletics 4 HOCKEY LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If your manner of PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Make ev­ Britain 50-10, having won the last 10 years. Cubs 3. Cardinals 2 American League leaders Notional Hockey LeooiM doing things conflicts with those who ery effort not to fall behind your list of Sunday, July 30, EDMONTON OILERS— Signed Bill Ran- have authority over you, it's best you things you hope to accomplish today. CALIFORNIA OAKLAND Based on IM at Berts. ford, gooltender, to o Ihree-veor controct. CHICAGO bend a bit and make some adjustments Once you begin to run late or let things at 7:00 p.m. O brh bl o b rh b l STLOUIS 0 AB R H Pet. Schoflld ss 4 0 0 0 RHdsn If 2 2 2 1 o b rh b l Ob r h bl TENNIS rather than demanding that they do so. overlap, you're likely to do a poor Job. Robinson gets trip, anyway Puckett Min 96 381 46 130 .341 UNITED STATES TENNIS By LEWIS WITHAM Ray 2b 4 1 1 0 Lansfrd 3b 3 0 11 Walton cf 4 0 11 McGee cf 3 12 0 Lansford Oak 88 313 44 103 Loo, treat yourself to a birthday gift. ARIES (March 21-April 19) Fun diver­ Rain location: East Catholic High Sndbrg 2b .329 FEDERATION— Named Mary Joe Fernan­ DWhlte cf 4 1 1 0 DParkr dh 4 0 10 4 0 11 MThmps If 4 0 10 Boggs Bsn 89 346 56 113 .334 Take the number of Super sions are likely to take precedence over MONTREAL (AP) — Veteran Montreal DwSmth if dez and Jennifer Capriati to the Wightman Send tor your Astro-Graph predictions School. Co-sponsor: Manchester Joyner 1b 4 12 1 McGwIr 1b 4 0 11 4 0 0 0 Guerrer 1b 4 111 Franco Tex 97 363 55 117 .322 Groce lb Cup team. Bowl TOs scored by Jim McMa­ tor the year ahead by mailing $1 to As- your more serious obligations today defenseman Larry Robinson and his agent, Dwnno dh 4 0 2 1 DHdsn cf 3 0 10 4 0 0 0 Brnnsky rf 3 0 11 Sierra Tex 97 388 63 125 .322 Parrish c Dawson rf Pnditn 3b hon, multiply by the maxi­ and when you later tally the books, you Bicentennial Band Shell Corpora­ 9 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 tro-Graph, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Donny Cape, are spending the week in 4 0 0 0 Canseco rf 4 0 10 Sax NY 96 395 54 12S .316 COLLEGE CDovIs If 2 111 Steinbeh c 3 0 0 0 Berryhlll c 4 110 Oauend 2b 4 0 10 Baines Chi mum minutes in a regular sea­ Box 91428, Cleveland, OH 44101-3428. could show losses in both time and tion. Info: 646-4900 or 647-6016. Low 3b 93 314 52 99 .315 NCAA— Placed the Eastern Kentucky's California as guests of Bruce McNall, owner of Armas rf 3 0 0 0 BIknsp pr 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 OSmIth ss 4 0 2 0 Steinbach Oak 63 393 31 .314 women's basketball program on probation son NHL game, subtract the Dunston ss 92 Be sure to state your zodiac sign. money. Howell 3b 3 111 Phillips 2b 3 10 0 3 2 3 0 TPeno c 4 0 0 0 Yount Mil 96 377 54 118 .313 for one year for recruiting violations. the Los Angeles Kings, to talk about the future. Gallego ss 3 12 0 BleleckI p 0 0 0 1 Terry p 2 0 0 0 furlongs in the Belmont Stakes VIRGO (Aug. 23-8«pl. 22) Do your best TAURUS (April 20-May 20) When you Date and min location subjea to change. Reynolds Sea 91 373 56 115 .308 BIG TEN— Announced the retirement of and add the inches by which Robinson and Cape almost didn’t go. Hossey ph 10 0 0 Webstr ph 10 0 0 Wailing ph 10 0 0 Heme Runs to eradicate grudges Instead of trying to zoom out of the starting blocks today, Contact sponsorfor up-to-date information. SWMson p John Dewey, ossoclorte commissioner. McNall invited them to Los Angeles weeks Totals 32 S I 4 Totols 30 4 9 3 0 0 0 0 Oulsnbry p 0 0 0 0 McGrItr, Toronto, 26; Deer, Milwaukee, 24; ARMY— Nomed Jock Effner Interim baseballer Frank Howard ex­ nurture them today. Reopening old you could be a few strides ahead of the Lancostr p 0 0 0 0 Colemn ph 10 0 0 BJockson, Konsos CItv, 22; Tultleton, Balti­ ceeded six feet. MlWIIms p wrestllno coach and Bob HorodyskI wounds won't resolve unresolved Is­ rest ot the field. However, you might ago to discuss a possible move there. Then last CoUfomlo 000 300 11S-S 0 0 0 0 more, 21; Carter, Cleveland, 20; VVhl- assistant basketball cooch. Totals 31 3 6 3 Totals peak early and end up a poor finisher. Friday, with contract complications in Mont­ Ooklofid 100 020 010-4 S4 2 I 2 toker, Detroit, 20; Mc(jwlre, Oakland, 19; GLASSBORO STATE— Announced the sues. but It could contribute to inflam­ DP— California 4, Oakland 3. LOB— (ioettl, Minnesota, 17. resignation of Charles Roney, boselxill PAYOFF: The answer was ing your ulcer. GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) Usually real, they phoned McNall and tried to cancel Californio 1, Oakland 5. 2B— Galleoo. HR— Chlcogo 001 010 010— 3 Runs Betted In cooch. Named DIno Hall and Paul also the National League-lead­ LIBRA (8epl. 23-Oct. 23) Friends you’re the type of Individual who grasps CDavli (12), Howell (13). SF— RHenderson, StLouls 100 000 010-9 Franco, Texas, 70; Sierra, Texas, 70; McMahon assistant football cooches. the trip. Lansford. DP— Chlcogo 1. LOB— Chlcogo 3, ing RBI figure last season should not be Imposed upon for special situations quickly and then tries to pro­ Carter, Cleveland, <9; McGrIff, Toronto, 66; IOWA— Named Moureen A/lorek osslst- Who attained it? ceed in a logical fashion, but today your "W e told him we didn’t think it was right to IP H R ER BB SO StLouls 7. 2B— MThompson, Sondberg, ant volleyball coach. favors today. They may reluctantly con­ Collfemki BJockson, Kansas City, 64; AAcGwIre, accept his hospitality when in fact we know we Guerrero, OSmIth. SB— Dunston (14), (taklond, 64; GoettI, Minnesota, 62; KENTUCKY— Named Rolpb Willard ()Sso- cur with your wishes, but Inwardly they Impulsiveness could cloud your 8 McCosklll McGee (7), OSrnIth 2 (19). S— BleleckI 1 &SNET (Sreenwell, Boston, 62; Leonard, Seorttie, 62; clote men's basketball coach. thinking. have to sign with the Canadians or lose the Froser WA-5 IP H R ER BB SO could resent being forced to do so. Yount, MlIvKiukee, 62. AAARIST— Named Gtnt Doris athletic CANCER (June 21-July 22) Strive to be We go beyond the call. Horvev S.13 Chlcogo director. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) It looks like one-year separation arrangement,” Cape said. Ooklond BleleckI W,10-5 Pitching (9 DKMens) more mindful than usual of your person­ Swindell, Cleveland, 13-2, .867; Blyleven, MISSISSIPPI UNIVERSITY FOR you will bo more effective today It you "M cN all thanked us for being up front but CYouno SWIIson al possessions today. Don't leave any­ Loncoster California, 10-2, .833; (iordon, Kansas City, WOMEN— Nomed Lovon Driskell head are able to operate Independently of Nelson L,2-5 11-3, .786; Stewart, Oakland, 14-5, .737; Moore, said to come out anyway. He said perhaps Honeycutt MlWIIms S,24 basketball coach ond Samve Johnson jeXJBd OhOQ iJdOAVd others, especially in matters that per­ thing of value In your car with the doors StLouls Oakland, 13-5, .722; Bankhead, Seattle, 104, athletic coordinator. SZ1 - Z f Zt - S9 X Z :U3M8NV unlocked, even If you're going to be something can be worked out.” CYouno pitched to one batter In the 5th. .714; SDovIs, Oakland. 96, .692; Bollard, tain to your career. Umpires— Home, Phillips; First, Reed; Terry L.7-9 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-D bc. 21) Keep gone only a few minutes. (3ulsnbry Boltimore, 11-5, .688; Ryan, Texas, 11-5, .688; ST. PETER'S— Named Steve Foster offen­ ® I N I by NEA. Inc Second, Clork; Third, Johnson. Welch.Ooklond. 11-5, .688. sive line coach. 9 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 25, 1989 — 17 16 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 25. 1989

DILLON by Steve Dickenson SNAFU by Bruce Bealtle KIT N' CARLYLE by Larry WrIghI UP’S eo (OPE/^aP A CAN IWycCpipA/'rsA^^A/^ OF SOMU-miN'/NTME. FOCUS/Advicc 5c5octol iA U & ^ -r m ^ 0 CjC > ^ O VilUON <^r p ARi)0MDlbDAV IF fJlEPE HAW4‘T BFEN \^ o c o !/ RTTF 7 50 AAANY l^lN ftC A fT ^ J 4 !F rrl Husband won’t stop seeing woman Oi\ ^ %5 DEAR ABBY: My K ^ ’ you should have added: "She can also thank-you note for my wedding and LE' husband and I are in our get syphilis, gonorrhea, herpes, and a bridal gift combined. She had an ivsAlC early 60s. About a year host of other sexually transmitted alphabetical file box with thank-you ago, I found out my diseases.’’ notes for everyone who had given her husband was seeing a Dear Abby daughter a gift, and she handed them younger woman. He A JACKSONVILLE, FLA.. out whenever one of the guests came said there was nothing PEANUTS by CharlM M. Schulz Abigail Van Buren PHYSICIAN into the store. serious between them The last straw was when she gave and he promised he I CANT believe i'm g o in g BUT MAVBE s h e 's REAL ^m avbe sh e'll pat m e on DEAR PHYSICIAN: Thank you for me a thank-you note a friend of mine wouldn’t see her again, important addition. — and asked me to deliver it if I should u OVER TO THE MALL TO MEET CUTE, A N P /V\AVBE OOE'LL FALL THE HEAP, A N P i' l l t o r n so I forgave him. happen to run into her! I felt that if A GIRL I PON'T REMEMBER £ 1909 by NEA. Inc. him. divorce unless you really mean it. postage. We live in a sm all town, so DISGUSTED IN TEXAS 1 Should I confront the woman and Many a woman has threatened an it’s easy to drive or walk over. I have I tell her that I am aware of what is unfaithful spouse with divorce, hoping always thought this was in rather poor DICK TRACY by Dick Locher Max Colllna ft going on between them and demand it would bring him back in line, and taste, but at least the person who did DEAR DISGUSTED: I agree with T-255 that she stays out of our lives? before she realized it, a divorce she the inviting and thanking did the you. And if you accepted the thank- /tFTER ALL- \ We’ve been married for 40 years, never really wanted became a reality. delivering. you note to deliver to your friend, then WHV I l O B N T I ^ HAGAR THE HORRIBLE by DIk Browne v/rm > o u have wonderful children and grand­ Please get family counseling. If My husband and I received a deliver it — if you should happen to VEKV , children, and I really love him, but I your husband refuses to go with you, wedding invitation in the mail. We run into her. go without him. A 40-year m arriage is Tho Ataoclated Pros* AhiP ALL WHAT^ FCI2 (PiNlslEp ? can’t go on this way. I am considering bought an expensive gift and attended for divorce. Please help me. usually worth saving. I wish you well. X HBAfZP ALL PAY w — the wedding. (I had also attended a coaaplaint^ , complaint^, bridal shower — to which I brought a Is your social lift In a slumpT Got Abbv's BEAUTY QUEEN — Paula Gwynn, 22, of HURTING IN N.C. DEAR ABBY: A 14-year-old girl very nice gift.) bookitt, "How to Bo Popular” — for poopit .COMPLAINT^/ asked: ‘‘Can a girl get pregnant when Yesterday, I went into a store of all aoos. To ordor, sond your namo and Washington D.C., is congratulated after ^1 addross, plus chock or monoy ordor for S2.W '— DEAR HURTING: Do not confront she ‘does it’ with a guy for first time? ’’ owned by the bride’s mother to buy a being named Miss Black America % to: Door Abby, Popularity Booklot, P.O. Box l A the woman and demand that she stays You correctly replied, ‘‘Yes,’’ but few things, I was handed one 447, Mount Morris, III. ilOM. Monday in Indianapolis. She was 1 chosen from among 46 contestants at t OUR FASCINATING EARTH by Philp Self, Ph.D. Y «> 7-25 the 21st annual pageant. ? Q give back SuperCard software teaches 1 1 s LI'L ABNER by Al Capp L 1 7'»5- THE PHANTOM by Lee Falk & 8y Barry HALTf- VO' STARVIN'|O“ C i 0 t ^ -c//oc/rz£-.r^ REAL AS A HAWVC."’ MY PEOPLE ^ ^SO M E /^AL-OO-SiV- RAT .r.''-OR V O 'C IT* ^ (NUFF FO'ALl. YO' PORE SOULS BMD useful computer programming >OUR PUKE 16 WHNT6 P IN BHRON ^ IN C E 6 5 ALICIA IS yOUR TRUE RULER. PRDTECT HER.^ AY-smy^fr-eysy He :0' ME A-mOUSAN'TIMES W//WHT //3- ^XAL/r-AHU h o .t ^ v v o n t s o f t ­ WHUT THET WORMY KHAN F=OR THE ATTEMPTEP AtURPER OF ^ \k , w m OUR LIVES THANK YOU,/MISTER., A*Hf£A CeAL IVTF 7»' h e a r t e d jo H r< e c FOODS WORTH .r r - Q ore ifif By Larry Blasko need to run to a manual to look up Rapper tells It straight PRINCE . ------n - , POHESOUt. 0£/O H £ £££- H O O M ILIA T E D VVHEN YO'WAS ALL TOO IMSM* -ALWAYS/ WHAT IS YOUR NAME __ L/Z£S MAH /MAO/mnOH HE FINDS OUT THET WIF S1AR-N«AY-SHUN T' The Associated Press a seldom-used command. Also, INDIANAPOLIS (AP) — Rap performer - — ffm vwH' a \a a a y COLD IS MERELY REELIZE TH» GOLD IS W!£ H/Mf^ A FIGMENT O' The CompuBug scripts may be attached to any Chuck D. of Public Enemy says rappers are INlAGirWTIOri.f^ REAL.rREAL." k When it’s time for your Macin­ object — and anything in Super- king to some youths because they tell it like it tosh computer to stop beaming Card can be an object — windows, is. A warmth and friendship and to get deed, HyperCard stacks may be buttons, fields, graphic elements “ You gotta understand. Public Enemy and PRECEDENT down to work, consider Super- converted into a SuperCard pro­ (Draw or Paint). In addition, rap music are dispatchers of inform ation,” he WAS Card, a $199 personal software ject at the stroke of a menu item. custom menus can be created for said Sunday at the Indiana Black Expo ESTABLISHEV tool kit from Silicon Beach “ But it would be misleading to the project with scripts attached festival. e i 946 Capp Eni»rprt»«*. Inc IN Software. say that a SuperCard project is a to the menu items. Chuck D. told an Expo audience that the I9*n WHEN A Software tool kits are programs collection of stacks. A HyperCard "SuperCard contains full- country’s social structure keeps blacks and ARLO AND JANIS by Jimmy Johnson DISILLUSIONED that let you teach the machine to stack is a collection of windows featured color paint and draw whites apart, and rap music is shocking the SUITOR ASKED do useful tasks without having to called ‘cards,’ all of which must modes for creating graphics, or white community because rappers have A LOS ANOELES BLONDIE by Dean Young A Sian Drake YOU LOOK aEAB&DOM'riimr GEORGE ORW aiW o become a full-fledged bits-and- be exactly the same size as the graphics may be imported from become heroes to some white children. GReAT TODAY' MY IMTetUGEMCe.' AWRRIUD.' I JUST KMU COURT FOR THE bytes programmer. original Macintosh screen and other programs. Animations Organizers of the Expo, though, said one UC \JAC,i RETURN OF A SZOOO' David K. Anderson, a New must be viewed one window at a from other programs such as reason for the session was that rap music is WORKING m y ; c o m e BACK I CAN'T WORK HE'S n o t ■ B U T HE'LL RING BECAUSE THE\ York Macintosh consultant and time. In a SuperCard project, MacroMind Director or Silicon ’ THROUSH XjOMORROW TOMORROW... MUCH OP A BE A causing controversy within the black /MEDICAL SCHOOLT^ ;? IT 'S SALESMAN g r e a t GIRL BROKE THE CompuBug’s ambassador to the multiple windows may be open at Beach’s own Super 3-D may be community. WEDNESDAY DOCTOR ENGAGEF\ENT. THE JUDGE COULD FIND Kingdom of Apple, took a look at once and may be of any size. In imported or the animations pro­ Prinses Hemphill of the Chicago-based Coast s\' NOTHING IN CALIFORNIA LAW WHICH APPLIED, SuperCard and liked the pro­ addition, each window may be duced within SuperCard itself. to Coast Concerts said some investors are BUT NOTED THAT, UNDER A N C IE N T H 0 P \A N gram . H ere’s his report. any of seven standard windows Digitized sound Can be added to a afraid of rap concerts because violence t , 7 "SuperCard is a good deal more project easily and intuitively. LA W , WHEN AN ENGAGEA\ENT W/IS BROKEN, prescribed for the Macintosh by marred several performances. i than just a color HyperCard (a Apple. “When the project is com­ THE RING -REVERTED TO THE DONOR. THE Concerns also were voiced about violent rap black and white software con­ “To make projects easier, pleted, the author is allowed to PLAINTIFF WAS AWAUDEV THE 'RIN&. lyrics and explicit sexual imagery in rap I struction set introduced in 1987). SuperCard is broken into two incorporate run-time code simply videos. JOHlO^OOi It is in many ways m ore akin to programs — SuperEdit, where by making a menu selection, Lnninuu L_] the Interface Builder of the NeXT projects are assembled or au­ which turns the project into a '72S a l l e y OOP by Dave Graue computer. That is, it allows thored, and SuperCard itself, stand-alone application that can J.R. against new ‘bad girl’ non-programmers access to the which is the software shell that be used by anyone with a LOS ANGELES (AP) - J.R. Ewing will I'LL BET MY AX THAT WE'VE GOT TO SPOT Macintosh toolbox (internal soft­ runs the project. Most of the Macintosh — regardless of SOMEWHERE UP AHEA,P, THEM BEFORE THEY have a new “ bad girl” to contend with this «=FF I lf; .' ware routines that create win­ authoring is done in SuperEdit. whether he owns SuperCard. ROSE IS ROSE by Pal Brady TUNK'S BOYS ARE LAY­ Dr. Gott season; blond actress Kimberly Foster, who ING IN WAIT FOR US.' dows, dialogue boxes, buttons, Here windows are created, but­ Silicon Beach has magnanim­ will play a vixen on “ D allas.” etc. — the graphical interface tons and fields are placed and ously allowed use of this code Peter Qott, M.D. Foster said she screamed in delight when which differentiates a Macintosh defined and graphic elements without licensing fees, even if told she had the part on the CBS television from a MS-DOS computer). Non­ added. SuperCard includes its sold as a com m ercial product. show. programmers can design their own scripting language called SuperCard is well worth its price “ It’s scary going into a show that’s been own application programs. SuperTalk, which is a procedural for any Macintosh user who going for 12 years. It’s kind of like I’ve been “ SuperCard builds on the Hyp­ language which can’t be com­ wishes to m axim ize his compu­ invited to a really big party where you don’t erCard notion of ‘stacks.’ In piled — not a liability in a ter’s potential.” know any of the guests,” said Foster, who will SuperCard, several ‘stacks’ to­ user-friendly software develop­ For more information write be relatively new to prime-time audiences. gether comprise a ‘project.’ If ment environment like Silicon Beach Software Inc., Box 7-aff Woman worries Other newcomers to the long-running series: you are familiar with Focal SuperCard. 261430, San Diego, CA 92126, or Sasha Mitchell as a well-built man who may be Point, the popular personal pro­ “ SuperCard has all the control telephone 619-695-6956.______THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom J.R’s son; and Elizabeth Taylor’s son Michael ductivity commercial stackware structures, commands, func­ about new drug For CompuBug'* 170-pago book, Wilding as a powerful art gallery owner. '^HA-HA,AI0P THM'6 / V W 6 0 i J ^ N P ^CMBCXB-I'M P E A L L Y y^ M M ,.. which is comprised of many tions, system messages and prop­ “ ABC* of Computing, a Ploin-Engllth interactive HyperCard stacks, erties available at all times via Ouldo," sondsiOto CompuBug, PO BOX WHO'61HI6 KNEW THIS DEAR DR. GOTT: I have osteoarthritis and was • — medicine that was extensively tested abroad before signed a cooperative trade agreement with the ;6P«A0tt)6- lhm> being marketed in the United States. It appears to By the Editors prince that could open markets between the FA W acTioH/ be safe but can react badly with other medicines, of Consumer Reports state and the province of Riyadh, which includig aspirin, anti-coagulants, digoxin, lithium, Consumer Reports includes the capital of the same name and is the diuretics and anti-diabetes medication. The major Like many cosmetic products, facial cleansers commercial center of Saudi Arabia. side effects of Voltaren are: indigestion, peptic make a lot of promises. “ Younger-looking’ and The prince, governor of the province, met FRANK AND ERNEST by Bob Thavea ulcer, headache, dizziness, rash, fluid retention and some three dozen facial cleansers. Since lab tests “ retexturized” skin and a “ more youthful elastic­ with about 200 Maryland and Saudi business O O O O o o o o o c ringing in the ears. The usual dose is 50 m illigram s ity” are just a few. will not produce results that means anything in real and government officials for lunch to celebrate three times a day, with meals. It is available only by life, the chemists recruited a panel of 90 women who the signing. O I THINK THf Realistically, the main purpose of a facial prescription. wear makeup. i M R ^ cleanser is to remove makeup and grime. Soap and The prince also is in the United States to The women described their skin as normal, dry, promote a cultural exhibit called “Saudi THE QRIZZWELLS by Bill Schorr water do that, of course. But too much soap can ScAll>eST MKT WA/' D E A R D R. G O TT: I am a 51-year-old fem ale and oily or combination (oily in one area and dry in remove skin’s natural oils, leaving it rough, Arabia: Yesterday and Today.” It is to open t r # <5E m H '5D >eu H ^ P T\NO have had an lUD for 17 years. My doctor says that another). But those differences are blurry at best, X «PEHPAa»y/seiH6 chapped and tender. Soap makes dry skin drier still. Saturday at the Convention Center in Washing­ THRU T18A5H BAKSFAT OOB^ TU PTTO WHfW -SHf ToTALtEp because of my age and shrinking of the womb, it and the results from previous tests of facial cleaners And soap and water have less clout than cleanser at ton D.C., and will move to Atlanta, Dallas, New W TWZk lAMDFlU.. vbU R m F;.. p g @ i a g i ! . f „ could be growing into the tissues and should be did not correlate with skin type. Some women with removing heavy makeup. York and Los Angeles. U f l a p s e poftfO RN, removed. Do I leave well enough alone, have it out. dry skin had preferred oily-skin products and vice A typical cleanser, whether cream or lotion, X-ray the area or what? My cycles are beginning to versa. So this time around, the chemists ignored contains water; glycerin or other moisturizers; oils, CANPY, ANi> AlEPiu/vi become erratic, and I am confused. differences when they gave out the products for Trying to clear ‘Shoeless’ fats or greases (to give the product the right testing. a s e - ^ consistency and to dissolve grim e); detergents (to COLUMBIA, S.C. (A P) - Baseball Commis­ SOFT PPlN»=.^,fe, DEAR READER: Intrauterine devices can, with The samples of each product were put into , wash away grim e); preservatives (to forestall sioner A. Bartlett Giamatti has gambling on time, migrate out of position to lacerate or perforate unlabeled jars to ensure objectivity. The original spoilage); and dyes and scent (to make it look and his mind, and it’s not all Pete Rose. WINTHROP by Dick Cavalll the uterus. You are fortunate to have been label instructions were typed on plain labels and smell good). South Carolina legislators have started a problem-free for 17 years. I agree with your doctor affixed to the jars. The panelists tried two products Recently, Consumer Reports’ chemists evaluated drive to get the commissioner to clear the VYHAT DO>1X1 TH INK ABOUT I THINK IT W OULD BE /MOPE O R C ^TTIN G r A that lUD should be removed. You should use an a week for 10 weeks, judging each for a variety of name of "Shoeless” Joe Jackson, who was JOI NINGf THE FRIENDSHIP FUN TT-IAH F A L L IN G DCWN AN WHALE BONE alternative type of contraception until your attributes and for overall quality. At the end of the tainted by the "Black Sox” scandal 70 years CLUB,, ALLAN-? ABANDONED MINE SHAFT... STUCK IN M Y menopause is complete and you have not had a test. Consumer Reports’ statisticians were handed ago. THROAT.. menstrual period for a year. the panelists’ questionnaires containing some 14,000 Our Language Jackson, a Greenville native, was among individual judgments for computer analysis. eight members of the NORTH 7-Z5-8* DEAR DR. GOTT: My daughter has tag warts The panelists showed a marked preference for Bridge accused of throwing the 1919 World Series to 4 7 5 under her arm. Her doctor says they could be Olay Beauty Cleanser, Elizabeth Arden Moisture- 4 J 5 Cincinnati. They were banned from baseball connected with colon cancer and should be checked Try lot as a synonym for fate. Of course, I keep Rich Skin Wash and Revlon European Collagen 4 K J 10 for life. periodically. She’s only 27. Do you agree? hoping that part of my lot involves winning the 4 K Q8 6 4 2 Complex. According to the panelists, the three The state Senate approved a resolution clubs. lottery. products were easy to apply and remove, took off WEST asking Giamatti to reinstate Jackson as a EAST A wasted Look at it this way. For the contract DEAR READER: Some type of skin growths act Satorial relates to tailors or to tailored clothing. makeup efficiently, smelled pleasant, felt good on ♦ Q J 10 4 2 to make. West will have to follow to “member in good standing in organized as “ markers” for the development of colon cancers When you want to dress up you vocabulary, add the skin during use and left the skin feeling nice 9 Y Q 9 7 3 2 4 A 10 8 6 second chance two clubs. That being the case, it costs baseball.” ♦ 5 in susceptible individuals. Although colonic tumors some sartorial spendor. after use. 49876432 nothing to play A-K of clubs first. Yes, Sen. Ernest Passailaigue, who sponsored the ♦ J 10 9 5 43 would be exceedingly unusual in a woman of 27, your By James Jacoby if both defenders follow to clubs, de­ CHUBB AND CHAUNCEY by Vance Rodewalt The rest of the cleansers fell into a seamless, resolution, recently sent Giamatti a copy of it daughter would probably be wise to follow her descending list, with only small differences in score SOUTH clarer will then play A-Q of diamonds QUESTION: How do you feel about authoress? Is and promised to start a national petition drive. doctor’s advice. The only "checking” she might between each product. Still, panelists clearly liked ♦ AK98643 Declarer knew he was off the ace of with his original intent. But here, p o n y look now . TWBY RG NOTLUMPSs IW AT Does rr. n e )Ct t im s that a good word to use? Passailaigue said Jackson did not help throw hearts but hoped he would avoid the need would be annual tests for hidden blood in the VK4 when East shows out on the second MAN. BUT YOUR YOU TWIT. "merRe ice I 6 ^ SOMeTHINa FLCAVN' the ones better in the top third of the ranking than the 1919 World Series. ♦ AQ loss of a trump trick. There would be stool. These are simple and inexpensive. Later, the ANSWER: Authoress has been around for 500 those in the bottom third. club, declarer is suddenly presented WATERS GOT CUBeS.AND IT^NOr IN HIS PISH. ILL Keep it The commissioner’s spokesman, Jim Small, ♦ a 7 no story if the opening lead by West with a sure-fire alternative. He can doctor may recommend a sigmoidoscopic examina­ years, but these days many people consider it an LUMPS IN 1T.(^ WATER. n&LEM ONADe, T D M V m F . ^ Most of the higher-rated cleansers were creams said Monday that Giamatti had received the had been a heart, but he led the queen play another high club, discarding a tion or barium enema to investigate the colon; you offesnive variant of the nonsexist author. There- Vulnerable: Neither or lotions formulated to wash off. (The panel resolution but was not prepared to comment on Dealer: South of spades. South cashed A-K of spades, heart, and then ruff a club (West must can cross this bridge later. , fore. I’d recommend sticking with author. If it’s seemed to feel that cold cream had had its day.) The it. and East signaled enthusiastically follow). The low clubs remaining in Of course, your daughter has another option; to important to identify a specific author as a woman favored cleansers were expensive, too. Only the Jackson, who died in 1951 at age 63, finished South Weil North East with the heart 10 that he held the ace. dummy are now winners, and declarer obtain a second opinion from a gastroenterologist, a writer, you can always use woman writer. 8 top-rated Olay and the Revlon European Collagen 1 4 Pass 2 4 Pass It seems harsh to now blame South for his 13-year career with a .356 average, third can simply play queen of diamonds, specialist in diseases of the colon. The specialist Complex are moderately priced. 3 4 Pass 4 4 Pass playing A-Q of diamonds, since his ob­ highest in history. His plight has surfaced in overtake with the king, and play one of may disagree with your daughter’s doctor, if the Do you have a question or comment about our None of the inexpensive Noxzema products did 4 NT Pass 5 4 Pass vious intent was to throw one heart the good clubs, throwing away his two recent movies — “ Eight Men Out” and 6 4 All pass skin lesions are not the type associated with colonic language? Please write to Jeffrey McQualn, especially well. Neither did the old standbys — away on dummy’s third diamond, and heart king. Certainly it was quite rare “ Field of Dreams.” then, he hoped, get rid of the other on a cancer. Or the gastroenterologist may be able to Manchester Herald, P.O. Box 591, Manchester Pond’s Cold Cream, Deep Magic Lotion for Opening lead: 4 Q for the defenders’ diamonds to divide high club. Nevertheless, it was a mis­ 1-7, but declarer did not need to take give you further, more specific advice. 06040. Albolene. take to play diamonds rather than even that minuscule risk. 9 18 — MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday, July 25, 1989 MANCHESTER HERALD. Tuesday. July 25, 1989 - 19 BUSINESS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 643-2711 J Notices PART TIME N h e l p IHELP rriRDMES I^HDMES I^RDMES Book predicts coining coiiapse of housing prices I HELP WANTED WANTED iHELP W ANTED WANTED l i l l FDR SALE ISIJ f DR SALE IZIJ FDR SALE _ As a condition precedent to the placement of any odver- PART Time Medical Se­ BOYS, girls, men, women CHEERLEADER coach­ BABYSITTER wonted - , . STUNNING country co- CUSTOM Office space. By John Cunniff roof over their head, a symbol of participation in — will be replaced by the baby busters. At the and colleagues foresee no plunge. tlslno In the Manchester He­ cretory wanted for to grade corn. Apply at ing position available Monday and Tuesday, DYNAMITE new price! lonlol. 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Centrally light carpentry. Com­ Monday through Thursday Rossetto Realtors," 649-9404______located with ample plete lonltorlol ser­ We’re Selling Houses" VERNON. For limited ONE OF THE surest wavs parking. Coll 649-2891. MAYTAG Washer in 646-2482.0 vice. Experienced, rel­ LAW ri CARE PAINTING/PAPERING time only enloy o free to find bargain buys is to iable, free estimates. good condition $50. PITKIN-PORTER- color television with shop the classified ods 643-0304. Roper gas range $50. PARKER. This new 6 signed lease. Modern every day. I INDUSTRIAL Baby hlghcholr wood YARD MASTERS room, l both colonial $10. Coll 643-6452. YIDGLFS PMNTVIG CO. '/2 spacious 1 and 2 bed­ PRDPERTY W E D E L IV E R Yard cleaned, sits In this mature rooms apartment. Eat- For Home Delivery, Call TWO End tables, book Trees cut, Quality work at a raaaonabla prical beautiful area of Man­ In kitche, large bed- HDMES M A N C H E S T E R - 6000 cose cabinets, exercise chester. Loaded with sq.ft. Third floor, ele­ 647-9946 bike, exercise rower, Have dump truck, Intarlor & Exterior room, private FDR RENT Monday to Friday, 9 to 0 will haul. Fraa Eatlmatea extras and now priced bolocony, storage, vator service. 95 Hil­ 147 Cub Cadet riding at only $159,900. Blan­ large pool, heotond hot liard St. 647-9137. mower, block and HanrliPHtpr •’E A ^ D O ES IT " Is the 643-9996 Call Brian Welgle chard & Rossetto Real­ MANCHESTER. Two water Included. Stort­ bedroom house In nice way to describe placing o white portable TV. Coll u 645-8912 tors," We’re Selling 646-8256 after 4pm. ing at $495. Coll 870- neighborhood. $725. wont od. Just coll 643-2711 KEN’S U W N H ouses" 646-2482.0 9665. IMISCELLANEDUS monthly plus utilities. FDR RENT and we do the rest! SERVICE MANCHESTER. Now GLASTONBURY - Se­ Two months’ Security I CARS Reliable Service EXPRESS SEAL only $135,000 for these cond floor, 2 bedroom, and deposit. No pets. DRIVEWAYS FOR SALE Wednesday, July 26, 1989 Manchester, Conn. — A City of Village Charm Newsstand Price: 35 Cents brand new, huge, excit­ MANCHESTER - 2 cor Quality Work Driveway Sealers, Home heat, hot water, $700 Available August 15th. garage on Main St. 1 Fair Prices Care Services, Including ing 7-room, 1,800 so.ft. monthly plus one 646-3917. SEALED & REPAIRED OLDSMOBILE 1987, Contemporary Town- boy or 2 $40 each. Coll House Painting. Free month security. One VERNON. Three bed­ Robin 646-0043 after Reasonable Rates, Clero, 16K, mint condi­ Call 649-8045 houses. Cathedral ceil­ year lease. References. Estimates. room house, newly ren­ 3pm. Quality Work tion, under warrantee. ings, Andersen win­ No pets. August 1st. ovated, private lot. $8,000 643-0699.______CARPENTRY/ 646-7766 dows, full basements, 633-9325.______6460561 2x6 construction, fam ­ One cor garage. Large 1971 BUG - runs but needs Town resident REMODELING 454-474 M ain Street. 3 deck. Very clean. Ex­ work. Tokeollor ports. ily room, fireplace, room apartments. 1 - CHILD CARE central olr, oven- cellent condition. $800 643-8744. FARRAND REMODIl ING CLEANING SERVICES $500 plus heat. 1- $540 monthly. Coll Dennlsot 1983 FIREBIRD - Lots of /ronge, dishwasher, Including heat. No 872-7291 between 9om LICENSED Day Core Room additions, decks,. roof­ food disposal, 3-4 bed­ provider In good fam ­ FURNITURE extras. 4 cylinder. $2300 ing, aiding, windows and gutt­ pets. Security. 646-2426 and 6pm dolly. or best offer. 643-2192 CLEAN JEANNE’S rooms, 2 full baths, 9-5 weekdays.______ily neighborhood hove ers. All types of remodeling and wosher/dryer hoo­ MANCHESTER ‘Rent offer 6 pm.______pleads guilty to repairs. Call Bob Farrand, Jr. on opening for 4 child­ 10 pc. M ahogany Chip­ Cleaning Service kups, cedar siding, BOLTON - Guest house with option’ Brand ren. Constant supervi­ pendale dining room FORD Thunderblrd, 1985- Bus. 647-8509 Residential or Commercial wall to wall carpeting, available. 9/1. One bed­ new, beautiful 1800 sq. sion and core tor your set. Table with two olr, oil power, V6, 61K Professional Service tiled foyer, oak kitchen room, living room, kit­ ft. Contemporary town Res. 645-6849 ★ ★ ★ Insured & Bonded^^^ child. 647-1101. License leaves and table pods. 8 miles. A u t o m a t ic cabinets, 2-zone gas chen, both. Single houses. See my od number 25473. choirs, buffet. Price transmission. 646-9826. heat and 2-cor garage. older woman. No pets. under Manchester negotiable. 643-4328. ISLAND CALL 643-9996 $550 plus utilities. Se­ "Houses for Sole" CAMARO-1976. 305, auto­ rapes, robbery Owners will hold o matic transmission, CONSTRUCTION second mortgage of curity and references. Rothman 8c Rothman, 649-3446. ______SPORTING many new ports, power All types of home ELECTRICAL $32,900 at 8 percent with 646-4144 for details. LAWN CARE I By Maureen Leavitt improvements from GOODS steering, brakes, olr. no principal or Interest LIKE private home. 3'/2 MANCHESTER. 2- 646-4995. Manchester Herald concrete floors, steps, payment due for 7 ye­ rooms. Lease. Work­ EXPERIENCED Lawn Y fomlly. Excellent con­ patios, etc. to complete DUMAS ELECTRIC core. Prompt reliable GOLF clubs, used starter CHEVY EIComlno-1975. remodeling. Also decks ars. These ore beauti­ ing single or married dition. 5 rooms. 2 Service changes, ful single family couple preferred. 643- bedrooms, dining service, reasonably sets and full sets. $25 to Automatic, power A 25-year-old Manchester man and window and door additional wiring and priced. 647-9330. $95. Miscellaneous brakes, power steer­ replacement. Tiling homes, not condomini­ 2880.______room. Quiet neighbor­ faces a maximum prison sent­ repairs on existing ums, and there ore, of hood. $650/month plus clubs. 649-1794. ing, fiberglass cop. ence of 101 years after he pleaded Interlor/exterior. FOR LEASE Two bed­ New brakes, tires, Landscape and interior homes. Quality work at course, no association room duplex, with ap­ utilities. Security and CARPENTRY/ >7iJ guilty Tuesday in Hartford Super­ design services fees. Coll today for references. 649-4000 or shocks, carpet. affordable prices. pliances. One cor REMODELING IBOATS/MARINE Corvette rolley rims. ior Court to raping two Manches­ available. Entirely owner operated. complete details on garage. Central loca­ 643-59111. Ask for these magnificent and Down. EQUIPMENT AM/FM c a s s e t t e . ter women and an East Hartford Call Barry at 27 years exp. Call tion. $650 per month. 18 CREATIVE Laminates of 90,000 miles. Runs ex- beautiful homes at X 20’ workshop also woman, his attorney and court 646-2411 Joseph Dumas $167,900 with this very East Hartford, fabrica­ 18’ HOBIE Catamaran - cellent. $3500. 871-0014. officials said. available. Also for rent STORE AND tors of contemporary with aluminum trailer MUI COMitfMtlMI of tlMKlMBtOr 646-5253. special financing. This l '/2 room efficiency Robert S. Fontaine of 62 Hollis­ Is on excellent oppor­ OFFICE SPACE styles, cabinets, coun­ a n d Beach Easy IMISCELLANEDUS AdORIone, remodeling wood eldkto. apartment, oil utilities ters, and furnishings. loader. $3290. Coll 875- ter St. pleaded guilty under the dedte> rooRno, ooncreto wortt. tunity for first time LANDSCAPING furnished. $350 per Also cabinet new 1497.______AUTDMDTIVE state’s Alford Doctrine to three maoonry A e l pheeee ol conetmction. buyers and Investors. month. Coll Warren E. 1200 so. ft. Store for lease. U KOuVe eJeA oF oonfreclora not Rothman & Rothman, fronts, refoclng or re- 1987 SCAT Hovercraft - counts of sexual assault, includ­ roturnlng you oelM — ca/l uef How land, Inc., 643- Hartford Rood, Man­ flnlshlng available. CHROME 15" Chevy 4X4 646-4144.D 1108.______Hardly used, 2 person, rim, 5-lug. Mint. 646- ing the rape of an elderly PuRy tneured • Free Eetlmalee chester at L.A. East Coll doys 9om to 5pm. with cover and trailer. HEBRON Plozo. Available Sep­ 2439 or 645-8776. $175 Manchester woman, a court clerk M k for Mark CHARMING Spacious 1 Vi 528-9748. M oke offer. 875-1497. LANDSCAPE ICDNDDMINIUMS bedroom apartment. tember 1. Coll F8.D negotiable. said. Under the Alford Doctrine, a FDR SALE Historic colonial. Cov­ Annum Realty. 649- defendant does not admit the Design and 6544. CARS I CARS I CARS CARPENTRY WORK Construction entry Village. No pets. facts of a crime but acknowledges Handyman will do CONDOMINIUM Beauty $550. 456-0064, 742-6715. FOR SALE FOR SALE FOR SALE the state has enough evidence to Intarlor and Exterior Mike Bauer 647-7760 - reduced. $77,900. First MANCHESTER - Excel­ prosecute him. Rebuilding. time buyer - don’t let I CARS Small ioba accepted. lent 5 room, 2 bedroom. Fontaine also pleaded guilty to this opportunity pass FOR SALE Free estimates. HEATING/PLUMBING Stove, refrigerator. No one count each of first-degree you by. in Vernon, pets. References. Se­ JOE RILEY’S CLYDE CARTER ROBERT S. FONTAINE Call Pedro 742-2006 large one bedroom curity. $550 per month DILLON FORD CHEVROLET — GEO robbery, first-degree reckless CHEVROLET-BUICK, INC. 1229 Main St., Manchester . . . awaits sentencing CARMICHAEL PLUMBING CHFA approved con­ plus utilities. 649-4003. 319 Main Sf., Manchester ROUTE 83, VERNON endangerment, and first-degree dominium for someone CARDINAL U S E D C ARS X AND HEATING MANCHESTER - 2 bed­ 86 Ford Excort Wag. *3995 84 Celebrity 4 Dr. assault on a police officer in PAINTING/PAPERING Additlone, remodeling, boiler *4 9 9 5 Fully Warronteed who has always wanted 88 Lynx HUC393 *3495 Patrick Flynn/Manchester Herald connection with another incident replacemente. and complete o place of his/her/their room townhouse with BUICK, INC. 84 Buick Cenluiy Wagon *6 6 9 5 $4995 plumbing & heating earvlce. fireplace, oil applian­ 85 Marquis 4 Door *7995 which occurred Dec. 15 in East “IF e can tell you own. It has o deck, 1988 Buick Century *14999 85 Buick Somerset 2 Dr. *7 2 9 5 83 S10 Blazer Auto, A/C MALL CONSTRUCTION — Mike Hughes, an employee going this morning as he clings to scaffolding at the Fully tlceneed and Inaured. ces, hot water, carpet­ 85 Escort 4-Dr H/B *4495 Hartford, said the court clerk and garage, pool and close- 1988 Buick Skylark *8990 85 Caprice 4 Dr. *7 3 9 5 87 Ford Escort 2 Dr., Auto, A/C Drink turned what to look for... Call by tennis. Anne Miller ing, olr conditioner. 1988 Buick LeSabra *12999 86 Taurus Wag. Loaded *7995 86 Pontiac Sunbird Wgn. Auto of Montano Bros, of Bloomfield, watches where he’s Buckland Hills mall project. Hughes is from Bristol. Fontaine's attorney, Ken Simon. 67S-736S Coll 649-5240. 1988 Buick Century *11990 88 Escort Pony *5295 85 Electra T-Type *9 9 9 5 and what to look Real Estate, 647-8000.D $5995 In addition, Fontaine pleaded MANCHESTER - 3 bed­ 1968 Buick Riviera Cpe. *14.690 87 Escort "Q L " H/B *5595 85 Century Wagon *7 9 9 5 1967 Nissan QXE Wag. *7280 84 Dodge Caravan Minivan guilty to a charge of first-degree Fontaine ugly room s In 2 fam ily 85 Mustang Sunroof *4995 85 Electra 4 Door *9 9 9 5 Auto, A/C out fo r r 1987 Buick Skyhawk HB *7980 attempted escape when he tried RD0FING/8IDING lo a d REAL ESTATE $650/month plus secur­ 1986 Buick Electra 380 *10250 69 Brand New Fsstiva *5795 86 Spectrum 4 Dr. *4 9 9 5 86 Cavalier Wgn. Auto. A/C WANTED ity. Coll 646-0043 or 1966 Buick Century Wag. *8980 66 Cougar White *11495 86 Cavalier 4 Dr. *6 9 9 5 87 Olds FItenza 4 Dr., Auto, A/C to flee the Hartford Correctional H a rB ro 646-6071. 1988 Buick LeSabre *8290 85 Tempo 2 Door *2695 $7495 Buckland mall Is glimpse of future Center May 13, the court clerk Friends and associates of Ro­ 1986 Buick Century *7690 86 Nova 4 Dr. *6 4 9 5 Affordable Roofing LAND wanted. Five plus 88 Chev Cavalier 4 Dr. bert S. Fontaine remember him EAST HARTFORD - 2 1986 Olsmoblle Calais *6980 68 Ranger Pickup *6495 86 Pont Bonneville 4 Dr. *6 9 9 5 said. Simon said he faces a P a in tin g Beat I any reasonable eitlmats. acres. Church of the Auto, A/C — 3 In Stock bedroom, appliances, 1986 Chav. Monte Carlo *6495 85 Ford FI 50 *6995 Bv Nancv Concelman site today. maximum prison sentence of 101 as a nice man who turns ugly All types roofing and repairs. Living God of M a n ­ 87 Spectrum 2 Dr. *6 9 9 5 $7995 The mall developers are negotiating with of Manchester wall-to-wall, neorpork 1988 Toyota Camry *9180 85 Bronco II AT *6995 Homart is the .senior partner in the Mall when he drinks. 30 years experience. Uoeneed chester Is Interested In 1987 Plym Horizon Sed *4980 86 Delta 88 2 Dr. *9 9 9 5 87 Volkswagen Jatta 4 Dr. Manchester Herald a sixth anchor store but Qualkinbush years and will be sentenced Sept. and bus line. Quiet 84 E l 50 Van *3995 But they still say they were and Intured. p u rch asin g land In 1987 Buick Regal Cpe *9880 86 Merkur XR4TI *9 4 9 5 Auto, A/C at Buckland Hills Partnership, which is declined to name the company. 7 Quality Painting neighborhood. Coll 289- 88 Escort Pony *5195 Manchester for pur­ 1985 Buick Regal Cpe *6860 87 Pontiac 8000 4 Dr.. Auto, A/C From Buckland Street, the glass pyram­ building the $70 million project. Melvin The Mall at Buckland Hills Partnership is Fontaine made his pleas before surprised to learn the 25-year-old ★ 649-0894^ 0000. 1981 Buick Regal Cpe. *3680 88 Ford F150 P/U *10595 87 Skylark 4 Dr. *9 9 9 5 Services pose of building wor­ 87 Chev Camaro A/C, T-Tope ids and white spires that decorate the roof Simon & As.sociates of Indianpolis. Ind.. building the remaining 550.000 .square feet Judge Raymond R. Norko, ac­ Manchester man, who has a ship center. Contact EAST HARTFORD - One fondness for animals, had been eFree Estimates bedroom, heat and hot 81 Adam s St. 643-2145 872-9111 646-6464 of the Pavilions at Buckland Hills are and Bronson & Huten.sky of Hartford are of “core” space, which will house the 150 cording to the court clerk. The •Senior Citizen Discounts MISCELLANEOUS Pastor David Mullen, the other partners. state had delayed probable cause charged with rape. 372 Main Street, Man­ water Included. Wall- Manchester visible. smaller stores and 10 food vendors. •Aluminum & Vinyl SERVICES chester, CT 06040. 647- to-wall. Neorpork. Coll Inside the mall, a New England town, The G. Fox department store, one of the Qualkinbush said about 50 percent of those hearings throughout the spring as Fontaine of 62 Hollister St. Powerwashing 7355 528-2914. 649-4571 complete with “streets” a square and a m all’s five anchor stores, could open by this stores had been rented so far. it waited for evidence from the pleaded guilty Tuesday in Hart­ MANCHESTER. Two m small police station, is taking shape. Christmas. Qualkinbush said. G. Fox & Co. The main entrance to the mall from the state's forensic laboratory, ford Superior Court to three 646-6815 HAWKES TREE SERVICE 199 d APARTMENTS bedroom duplex. Park­ Just six months ago, only the steel frames has an agreement with the State Traffic .S.000-car parking lot is on the second level. Simon said. counts of first-degree sexual We’re Here To Serve ing, 1 cor garage, l '/2 72 HOUR MONEY BACK VOLKSWAGEN INC. Bucket, truck & chipper. r en t of buildings rose out of the red ground at the Commission that would allow it to use one There are two lower level entrances that Simon said DNA testing was not assault stemming from the rapes Stump removal. Free months security. GUARANTEE access road and a portion of the parking lot conclusive enough to convict of two Manchester women and an EXPERT •etlmates. Special $650/month. 649-5315. AMC ’82 Concord *2,995 115-acre site. But the efforts of eight will lead shoppers through landscaped Exterior and Interior consideration for elderly SAVE UP TO $3000 OFF M.S.R.P. if the company decides to open its store Fontaine, but there was sufficient East Hartford woman, a court MANCHETER- One bed­ Nissan ’85 Sentra SE *3,995 contractors and up to 300 workers has kept courts to tree-lined “streets" that run painting end wallpaper end handicapped. early, he said. circumstantial evidence against clerk said. He pleaded guilty to hanging. Limited exterior room. Heat, hot water, Chevy ’86 Celebrity *4995 the mall project on schedule for its target lengthwise through the center of the CDNDDMINIUMS G. Fox and the other anchor store owners, Fontaine to avoid a trial. Earlier those charges under the state’s reetoratlon. Previous work 647-7553 stove, refrigerator. On Chevy ’87 Cavaner *5,995 opening date of spring 1990. according to building and are bordered by stores with can be seen upon request. bus line. No pets. Older FDR RENT PURCHASE OR LEASE Sage-Alien, Steiger’s, D & L and Sears individually designed fronts. Qualkinbush this year Fontaine pleaded not Alford Doctrine, under which the Contact BC Company, Olds ’84 Cutlass *5,995 Stephen Qualkinbush. development direc­ person preferred. Roebuck & Co. are building their own guilty to the charges. accused does not admit to the S44-6968. VERNON - one bedroom Olds '83 CuVCrulser *5,995 SHOP THE REST...... BUY FROM THE BEST tor for the Homart Development Co. of said. $450/month plus one stores, which comprise a total of more than Fontaine was arrested Jan. 19 facts of a crime but acknowledges PAINTING AND month security. Avail­ condo. Including heat Chevy '85 Celebrity *6,995 FINANCE ASSISTANCE PLAN Chicago. Screened loam, gravel, and hot water, $700 475,000 square feet of space. Please see MALL, page 10 CARPENTRY WORK able September 1st. Plym '84 Voyager *6,995 Qualkinbush conducted a tour of the mall IneltMf Intorior tnd Exiorlor processed gravel, 643-6802. monthly. Wall-to-wall Please see PLEA, page 10 Please see GENTLE, page 10 painting, nabtillding porchM and carpeting, olr condi­ Ford '85 T-BIrd *6,995 (iMka and InatidiTng Stockada sand, stone, and fill for MANCHESTER. Very tioning, laundry, op- Olds '85 Calais *7,995 DEEPEST DISCOUNTS IN NEW ENGLAND fancaa. delivery call George nice 2 bedroom on se­ pllonces, pool. 871-9444. Olds '87 Clara *7.995 PLUS... Fraa Eatimataa — Fully Inaurad cond floor of four- 646-0454 Qrlffing 742-7886. Available September 1, 5 Pont '87 Grand Am *7,995 BRING US ANY VW DEALERS ADVERTISED OFFER... atk for Michaal family house. $650 per TODAY month. Security and room condomintum. Olds '87 Calais *8,995 AND WEIL SAVE YOU EVEN MORE $ $ $ $ Pork St. 960 so.ft. with Olds '86 Toyo *9,995 Irish calls for direct election of mayor references o must. Coll 645-8201. olr conditioner. Gar­ Now Thru July 31st... VOLKWAGEN SUMMER CASH Flarrison dies age and Laundry facili­ BOB RILEY OLDSMOBILE Bv Alex Glrelll said he will discuss in his four Republican leaders who six candidates for director and feel will do an excellent job” is a MANCHESTER. Availa­ ties. $730/month plus AND MARINE and/or discount amounts will be applied to Irish said have inspired him in the four for the Board of Education. major change. Longtime Manchester busi­ BUSINESS BUSINESS ble August 15. Two Manchester Herald campaign. I one month security. 259 Adimi 8L, Minch. your purchase or lease of a new VW In slock Charter revision, with a mayor­ past and guided him in his In a prepared statement, Irish He said steps must be taken to nessman Phillip Harrison is dead PROPERTY PROPERTY bedroom apartment on 646-5690 after 5pm. second floor, newly 649-1749 Manchester should consider alty election and district repres­ decision to seek election now. gave his reasons for seeking the improve services and control at 72. Obituary on page 2. remodeled. New ap­ MANCHESTER. 5 room, direct election of a mayor and entation, was one of them. They were former majors office. costs. pliances. $600 per custom kitchen and “Government must not be both, garage, end unit. FOXGL $400 FOX GL WOLFSBURG $600 elect town directors from specific Another is resolving the Nathan Agostinelli and James He said that Manchester had month. No utilities. problem of expanding the golf Farr, former state Rep. Donald been a good home to his parents, asked to solve all problems,” he TWO FANTASTIC OFFERS Laundry facilities Convenient to Hartford SCHALLER districts instead of at large, says Index and downtown Man­ ACURA QUALITY Wallace J. Irish Jr., who is course in town and the lease the Genovesi, and John Garside, to him and his family and that he said.. ENTIRE AIR CONDmONED OFFICE BLDG available. Coll even­ PRE-OWNED AUTOS GOLFGL $500 GOLF GL WOLFSBURG $1,000 20 pages, 2 sections ings 647-9072 or 236- chester. Lease Includes seeking a Republican nomination Manchester Country Club holds Republican town chairman. would like to offer something Irish said the town should not •698 Square Feet — Fully Carpeted — 0396. use of $6,000 of furni­ 83 Honda Prelude *6495 on the course. Irish is the fifth person to back to Manchester. attempt to operate the golf course Only 40K. AT. A/C, Rira Find CARBIOLET $1,000 GTI $1,500 for a post on the Town Board of Four Room s ture. You need only to The two others are providing announce publicly that he will He said he chose this time to run but should allow the Manchester Classified _ 19-20 O b ltu aries__ 2 •Brick — One Story — Free Standing MANCHESTER. Beauti­ supply linen, cookware 83 Toyota Corolla 4 Dr. *3495 Directors. Auto, A/C some kind of public transporta­ seek the Republican Town Com­ for office because "the time is Country Club to continue to Com ics______15 Opinion______8 •Unlimited Parking — ful 1 bedroom, living and personal belong­ JEHAGL $1,000 JEHAGL WOLFSBURG $2,000 Irish held a news confence this room, dining room, kit­ ings. Single profes­ 82 Toyota Corolla S-R5 *3495 morning on the porch of his home tion in town and improving mittee’s endorsement Thursday right for a new beginning in operate it. And he said that the Focus______9 Sports____ 11-14 Municipal Facilities chen with dishwasher 6 Spd., A/C. Sporty »500“ PER MONTH NET sional person pre­ 82 Toyota Tercel S-R5 *2995 at 87 Main St. in which he services to teen-agers and facili ­ night as a candidate for director. Manchester.” town should not spend between $2 Food______16 Television____ 17 and oil appliances, olr ferred. References 6 8pd.. Eoonomlctl Cor JEHAGLI $2,000 JEHAGLI WOLFSBURG $2 500 Garside said this morning that He said the selection of a new Local/State__ 2-4 Weather______2 ★ ★ ★ O R w - ^ ^ conditioned. Quiet, on formally announced his candi- ties for them. reoulred. You won’t 83 Ford Escort Wagon *2600 At the news conference were the party will have a full slate of town manager, “who I personally Please see C H A R T E R , page 10 Natlon/World_6-7 •3600 Square Feet — bus line. Ideal for mid­ find 0 nicer place any­ 4 tpMd. Steroo, Cteen C«r cacy and outlined four issues he Air Conditioned, Carpeted dle aged or senior citi­ where. $695 monthly. 85 Honda Accord LX *6995 •Divided into several rooms zen. Heat and hot water 285-0744 leave message. a Spd . A/C. C iM n Included. Only $610. 86 Acura Integra ’LS’ *8995 INSTANT CREDIT TO RECENT COLLEGE GRADS including reception lobby 6 Dr, S Spd. One Owner •One story brick — Attractively Landscaped Come see why we ASK US FOR DETAILS... V rarely hove o vacancy. MANCHESTER. Green- 83 Olds Regency *4995 va. FuHy Lo«d«j. LIk* Ntw Landers defends decision •Unlimited parking — 247-5030. view Hills. Large mod­ Is it real, or is it Memorex? Municipal Utilities ern two bedroom, IV2 MANY OTHERS TO EAST HARTFORD - Du­ •6.00 NNN both Townhouse. P ri­ CHOOSE FROM # 1 between those who advised him to political argument. plex, 1-2 bedrooms, In­ Bv Alex Glrelll LOS ANGELES (AP) — Re-enactments of Fred Friendly, a former CBS News president, BOTH LOCATED MANCHESTER INDUSTRIAL PARK vate garage and base­ Manchester Herald resign and those who urged him to But Ferguson said he could see cluding hot woter, ment. Central olr, op- 345 CENTER ST. « . . , ^VOLKSWAGEN. INC. real-life events, once limited to racy, crime­ said: “This fooled everybody. A friend of mine •Call Hu Helden Real Estate lac. — stay on. nothing in the duties of the parking, appliances. pllonces, fully MANCHESTER stopping television shows like "Am erica’s Most looked at (ABC’s Bloch story), and said he had no Nm Maasflcid 203-6S3-5061 Security, references. 24 Tolland Tnpk. • Vernon, CT • 649-2638 Eighth District President Tho­ Meanwhile Longest said he is commissioner that would prevent carpeted. $800 plus util­ 647-7077 Wanted,” have arrived on network news, idea it was a simulation.” 282-7532. ities. 649-8165 Rt. 84 East, Exit 63. G o Left. 1 Mile on Left mas E. Landers said Tuesday he seriously considering the possi­ him from doing the job well. bility of running for the district Longest said other district startling some eminent broadcast journalists. In the version of "World News Tonight” seen will stick by his decision not to by most of its nearly 20 million viewers, the reappoint District Director Sa­ presidency next year. He said directors were told by Landers By showing a brief re-enactment Friday, 10-second re-created scene was not labeled as some district residents have whether they would be appointed ABC’s “World News Tonight" has drawn muel Longest as public works staged. commissioner despite criticism encouraged him to run. to commissionerships on Sunday, criticism even from some staffers. M A N C H E S T E R J O B SERV ICE... always raady to aenre )ob-aaakan and araa amployan at no charge. Richard Wald, senior vice president of ABC from some district residents. Longest was ousted from the the day before the appointments were made. But Longest said he “We were wrong with what we did." Sam News, defended the network’s use of the J08 Here are som e of the many new job openings available this week: "It was my decision and I do not public works position July 17 Donaldson, a veteran ABC correspondent, said. 9 re-enactment earlier this week. He did say the plan to change it; I wanted people after 12 years in the post. did not know he would not be ABC anchorman Peter Jennings apologized in network made “a terrible mistake” in failing to I could trust and could work Longest had opposed Landers' renamed until just before the bid for re-election as president meeting. his Tuesday newscast for the network’s failure to label them consistently as simulations. 5s n « with.” Landers said. identify the segment as a simulation. But other news officials said A BC ’s mistake Longest said he was not at • Think you’d like selling? Employer •Handy with a needle or sewing •Only 6 mos. experience required He said that as far as he knows. and took part in an effort to • Area employer seeking individual to • All-round machinist with minimum The controversy was sparked by an ABC News wasn’t just its failure to describe the segment as will train to sell jewelry. Any reiail machine? Bridal shop seeking for opening to pollsh/buff aircraft District Director Thomas H. question the results of the elec­ home on Sunday, however. move merchandise, load customers’ of 1 yr. experience needed at once report using two staged images to intimate that fabricated, but its decision to use a news experience a plus. Good pay ★ individual to do alterations and parts. Excellent pay ★ fringe Ferguson, who was appointed to tion. More votes were cast than Longest said a number of • No experience required for machinist vehicles, and use fork lift. Very good to set up and operate Brldgeports, veteran U.S. diplomat Felix S. Bloch had handed re-creation in the first place. benefits. fittings. Good pay rate. benefits. pay and benefits. replace Longest, will retain the the number of district voters prominent district residents have opening. Employer will train to lathes and grinders. Very good pay checked off on a voting list at the asked him to run for the presid­ a briefcase to a Soviet agent. “I think it’s very dangerous. I think it was operat^eet-up machines and read •Area contractor seeking carpenter •Sheet metal worker with 6 mos. rate and fringe benefits. job. Bloch has not been charged with any particularly unfortunate that they tried to fake blueprints. Should be mechanically •Immediate opening for janitorial " I have every confidence in his annual district meeting May 24 ency and he feels it might be worker. No experience required. with minimum of 3 yrs. experience experience needed at once. Must wrongdoing. the look of an FBI surveillance film," said Inclined. Good pay ratea/benefits. ability to do the job," Landers when the election was held. wrong to disappoint them. 8 In framing and related work on be able to work from drawings, Good pay rate. Ferguson, a new director, was Several district resdents have Donaldson said A BC ’s depiction of the alleged Lawrence Grossman, a former NBC News new house construction. Must makke calculations using deci­ otate of Connecticut said. transaction easily could have led viewers to president. “I just don’t think the news divisions • Like a medical environment? Lo­ have own transportation. Good But Ferguson said Tuesday he named to replace Longest in the written letters to the editor of the mals. Excellent pay and fringe Labor Department "believing that they had actually seen the event. should be in the business of creating fiction, or cal orthodonist will train indi­ rate of pay. benefits. has not yet decided whether to public works job JUly 17. Since Manchester Herald criticizing And ... they might say, ‘Well, I saw the dirty . . . fiction based on fact. vidual to be a dental assistant. 806 Main Street resign from the public works then Ferguson has said he was not Landers for not re-appointing Good pay ★ benefits. Job starts pass the briefcase to a dirty Commie spy.’ Well, Manchester. CT06040 post. He said he has received aware that Longest wanted to Longest. Sept. 15th. continue in the job, and that he no, they didn’t. They didn’t see that at all.” Please see NEWS, page 10 (203) 649-4558 about 20 phone calls from district residents, split about evenly was caught in the middle of a Please see LANDERS, page 10 9

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